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    top: 2px;
    left: 3px;
    width: 2.4rem;
    height: 2.4rem;
  }

  .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search .fill-color.wayback-search {
    fill: #999;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .wayback-search-1 form.wayback-search {
      margin: 0 auto;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 p.wayback-search {
      margin-bottom: 3rem;
      font-size: 1.6rem;
      text-align: center;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 img.wayback-search {
      margin: 0;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search {
      margin: 0 auto;
      font-size: 0;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search a.wayback-search,
    .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search {
      display: inline-block;
      width: 50%;
      vertical-align: middle;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search a.wayback-search {
      text-align: center;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search svg.wayback-search {
      width: 2.8rem;
      height: 2.8rem;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search .fill-color.wayback-search {
      fill: #333;
    }

  }

  .wayback-search-1 p.wayback-search {
    margin-bottom: 1rem;
    font-size: 1.6rem;
    text-align: center;
  }

  .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search {
    padding: .5rem;
    border-radius: 5px;
    box-shadow: none;
  }

  .wayback-search-1 input.wayback-search {
    padding-left: 3rem;
    margin-top: .3rem;
    font-size: 1.4rem;
    border-color: #bca38e;
    background: #fff;
  }

  .wayback-search-1 input.wayback-search::placeholder,
  .wayback-search-1 input.wayback-search::-webkit-input-placeholder {
    color: #8e8e8e;
  }

  .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search svg.wayback-search {
    top: 50%;
    transform: translateY(-50%);
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

    .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search a.wayback-search,
    .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search {
      display: block;
      width: auto;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search a.wayback-search {
      margin: 0 1.5rem;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for save-page-form -->
<style scope="save-page-form-1">
  .save-page-form-1 div.save-page-form {
    display: grid;
    grid-template-columns: 1fr auto;
    grid-column-gap: .8rem;
    margin: 0;
    padding: 0;
    border: none;
  }

  .save-page-form-1 input.save-page-form[type="text"] {
    width: 100%;
    height: 3rem;
    box-sizing: border-box;
    border: 1px solid #999;
    border-radius: .5rem;
    color: #222;
    font-size: inherit;
  }

  .save-page-form-1 input.save-page-form[type="submit"] {
    -webkit-appearance: none;
    -moz-appearance: none;
    appearance: none;
    padding: .4rem .8rem;
    font: normal 1.3rem 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
    text-transform: uppercase;
    color: #fff;
    border: none;
    border-radius: 16px;
    background: #222;
    cursor: pointer;
  }

  .save-page-form-1 .error.save-page-form {
    display: none;
    margin-top: .5rem;
    font-weight: bold;
    color: #ffcd27;
  }

  .save-page-form-1 .visible.save-page-form {
    display: block;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .save-page-form-1 h3.save-page-form {
      margin-top: 0;
      font: normal 100 1.6rem 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for wayback-slider -->
<style scope="wayback-slider-1">
  .wayback-slider-1 h4.wayback-slider {
    font-size: 1.6rem;
  }

  .wayback-slider-1 a.wayback-slider {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #fff;
  }

  .wayback-slider-1 ul.wayback-slider {
    padding: 0;
    margin: 0;
    list-style: none;
  }

  .wayback-slider-1 li.wayback-slider+li.wayback-slider {
    padding-top: 1.5rem;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .wayback-slider-1 h4.wayback-slider {
      margin: 0 0 1rem 0;
      font-weight: 100;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 ul.wayback-slider {
      font-size: 1.3rem;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 li.wayback-slider {
      padding-bottom: .5rem;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 li.wayback-slider+li.wayback-slider {
      padding-top: 0;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 li.wayback-slider a.wayback-slider {
      display: block;
      overflow: hidden;
      white-space: nowrap;
      text-overflow: ellipsis;
    }

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .wayback-slider-1 {
      display: block;
      grid-column: 1 / 4;
      padding: 0 1.5rem;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 h4.wayback-slider {
      margin-top: 0;
      font: normal 100 1.6rem 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 .grid.wayback-slider {
      display: grid;
      grid-template-columns: minmax(auto, 260px) 1fr minmax(auto, 260px);

      grid-column-gap: 2.5rem;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 .link-lists.wayback-slider {
      display: grid;
      grid-template-columns: calc(50% - 1.25rem) calc(50% - 1.25rem);
      grid-column-gap: 2.5rem;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for more-slider -->
<style scope="more-slider-1">
  .more-slider-1 ul.more-slider {
    padding: 0;
    margin: -1rem 0 0 0;
    list-style: none;
  }

  .more-slider-1 a.more-slider {
    display: block;
    padding: 1rem 0;
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #fff;
  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for media-subnav -->
<style scope="media-subnav-1">
  .media-subnav-1 h4.media-subnav {
    font-size: 1.6rem;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 a.media-subnav {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #fff;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 ul.media-subnav {
    padding: 0;
    margin: 0;
    list-style: none;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 li.media-subnav+li.media-subnav {
    padding-top: 1.5rem;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .media-subnav-1 h4.media-subnav {
      margin: 0 0 1rem 0;
      font-weight: 100;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 ul.media-subnav {
      font-size: 1.3rem;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 li.media-subnav {
      padding-bottom: .5rem;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 li.media-subnav+li.media-subnav {
      padding-top: 0;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 li.media-subnav a.media-subnav {
      display: block;
      overflow: hidden;
      white-space: nowrap;
      text-overflow: ellipsis;
    }

  }

  .media-subnav-1 img.media-subnav {
    display: block;
    width: 90px;
    height: 90px;
    margin: 0 auto 1rem auto;
    border-radius: 45px;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 h3.media-subnav {
    margin-top: 0;
    font-size: 1.8rem;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 .icon-links.media-subnav {
    display: -webkit-box;
    display: -ms-flexbox;
    display: flex;
    -webkit-box-pack: space-evenly;
    -ms-flex-pack: space-evenly;
    justify-content: space-evenly;
    text-align: center;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 .icon-links.media-subnav a.media-subnav {
    display: inline-block;
    width: 12rem;
    margin-bottom: 1.5rem;
    overflow: hidden;
    white-space: nowrap;
    text-align: center;
    text-overflow: ellipsis;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 .icon-links.media-subnav a.media-subnav+a.media-subnav {
    margin-left: 2rem;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 .featured.media-subnav h4.media-subnav {
    display: none;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .media-subnav-1 {
      display: -ms-grid;
      display: grid;
      -ms-grid-columns: 40% 20% 40%;
      grid-template-columns: 40% 20% 40%;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .wayback-search.media-subnav {
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
      -ms-grid-column-span: 3;
      grid-column: 1 / 4;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 h3.media-subnav {
      display: none;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .icon-links.media-subnav {
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .icon-links.media-subnav a.media-subnav {
      padding-top: 3.5rem;
      max-width: 16rem;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .links.media-subnav {
      padding: 0 1.5rem;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .featured.media-subnav {
      -ms-grid-column: 2;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .featured.media-subnav h4.media-subnav {
      display: block;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav {
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav {
      display: -ms-grid;
      display: grid;
      -ms-grid-columns: 50% 3rem 50%;
      grid-template-columns: 50% 50%;
      -ms-grid-rows: (auto)[7];
      grid-template-rows: repeat(7, auto);
      grid-column-gap: 3rem;
      grid-auto-flow: column;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(1) {
      -ms-grid-row: 1;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(2) {
      -ms-grid-row: 2;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(3) {
      -ms-grid-row: 3;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(4) {
      -ms-grid-row: 4;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(5) {
      -ms-grid-row: 5;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(6) {
      -ms-grid-row: 6;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(7) {
      -ms-grid-row: 7;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(8) {
      -ms-grid-row: 1;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(9) {
      -ms-grid-row: 2;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(10) {
      -ms-grid-row: 3;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(11) {
      -ms-grid-row: 4;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(12) {
      -ms-grid-row: 5;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(13) {
      -ms-grid-row: 6;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(14) {
      -ms-grid-row: 7;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for media-slider -->
<style scope="media-slider-1">
  .media-slider-1 .media-slider-container.media-slider {
    position: relative;
  }

  .media-slider-1 .overflow-clip.media-slider {
    display: none;
    position: absolute;
    top: 3rem;
    right: 0;
    left: 0;
    height: 0;
    overflow: hidden;
    transition: height 0.2s ease;
  }

  .media-slider-1 .information-menu.media-slider {
    position: absolute;
    top: 0;
    right: 0;
    left: 0;
    padding: 0;
    height: 31.9rem;
    overflow-x: hidden;
    font-size: 1.4rem;
    background: #333;
  }

  .media-slider-1 .open.media-slider {
    display: block;
  }

  .media-slider-1 .hidden.media-slider {
    display: none;
  }

  .media-slider-1 .info-box.media-slider {
    padding: 1rem;
  }

  @media (max-width: 889px) {
    .media-slider-1 .overflow-clip.open.media-slider {
      display: block;
      height: 35.8rem;
      left: 4rem;
      top: 0;
    }

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .media-slider-1 .overflow-clip.media-slider {
      display: block;
    }

    .media-slider-1 .information-menu.media-slider {
      left: 0;
      z-index: 3;
      height: auto;
      min-height: 21rem;
      background: #474747;
      transform: translate(0, -100%);
      transition: transform 0.2s ease;
    }

    .media-slider-1 .overflow-clip.open.media-slider {
      height: 22rem;
    }

    .media-slider-1 .information-menu.open.media-slider {
      transform: translate(0, 0);
    }

    .media-slider-1 .info-box.media-slider {
      max-width: 100rem;
      padding: 1.5rem 0;
      margin: 0 auto;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for desktop-subnav -->
<style scope="desktop-subnav-1">
  .desktop-subnav-1 ul.desktop-subnav {
    position: relative;
    z-index: 3;
    padding: .8rem 0;
    margin: 0;
    font-size: 1.2rem;
    text-transform: uppercase;
    text-align: center;
    background: #333;
  }

  .desktop-subnav-1 li.desktop-subnav {
    display: inline-block;
    padding: 0 15px;
  }

  .desktop-subnav-1 a.desktop-subnav {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #aaa;
  }

  .desktop-subnav-1 a.desktop-subnav:hover,
  .desktop-subnav-1 a.desktop-subnav:active,
  .desktop-subnav-1 a.desktop-subnav:focus {
    color: #fff;
  }

  .desktop-subnav-1 .donate.desktop-subnav svg.desktop-subnav {
    width: 1.6rem;
    height: 1.6rem;
    vertical-align: top;
    fill: #f00;
  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for signed-out-dropdown -->
<style scope="signed-out-dropdown-1">
  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .nav-container.signed-out-dropdown {
    position: relative;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 nav.signed-out-dropdown {
    position: absolute;
    right: 0;
    z-index: 4;
    overflow: hidden;
    font-size: 1.6rem;
    background-color: #333;
    transition-property: top;
    transition-duration: 0.2s;
    transition-timing-function: ease;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .initial.signed-out-dropdown,
  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .closed.signed-out-dropdown {
    top: -1500px;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .closed.signed-out-dropdown {
    transition-duration: 0.5s;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .open.signed-out-dropdown {
    max-width: 100vw;
    overflow: auto;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 h3.signed-out-dropdown {
    padding: 0.6rem 2rem;
    margin: 0;
    font-size: inherit;
    overflow: hidden;
    text-overflow: ellipsis;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 ul.signed-out-dropdown {
    padding: 0.4rem 0 0.7rem 0;
    margin: 0;
    list-style: none;

    max-height: calc(100vh - 7.2rem + 1px);
    overflow: auto;
    box-sizing: border-box;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .divider.signed-out-dropdown {
    margin: 0.5rem 0;
    border-bottom: 1px solid #666;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.signed-out-dropdown,
  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .info-item.signed-out-dropdown {
    display: block;
    color: #fff;
    text-decoration: none;
    padding: 1rem 2rem;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .info-item.signed-out-dropdown {
    font-size: 0.8em;
    color: #a0a0a0;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .callout.signed-out-dropdown {
    position: absolute;
    margin-left: 10px;
    padding: 0 5px;
    border-radius: 2px;
    background: #fee257;
    color: #2c2c2c;
    font-size: 1.4rem;
    font-weight: bold;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.mobile-upload.signed-out-dropdown {
    display: flex;
    justify-content: left;
    align-items: center;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.mobile-upload.signed-out-dropdown svg.signed-out-dropdown {
    fill: #fff;
    margin-right: 1rem;
    height: 1.4rem;
    width: 1.4rem;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 nav.signed-out-dropdown {
      display: flex;
      overflow: visible;
      top: 0;
      left: auto;
      z-index: 5;
      transition: opacity 0.2s ease-in-out;
      font-size: 1.4rem;
      border-radius: 2px;
      background: #fff;
      box-shadow: 0 1px 2px 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.15);
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 nav.signed-out-dropdown:after {
      position: absolute;
      right: 7px;
      top: -7px;
      width: 12px;
      height: 7px;
      box-sizing: border-box;
      color: #fff;
      content: '';
      border-bottom: 7px solid currentColor;
      border-left: 6px solid transparent;
      border-right: 6px solid transparent;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 h3.signed-out-dropdown {
      display: none;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 ul.signed-out-dropdown {
      max-height: calc(100vh - 8.5rem + 1px);
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .divider.signed-out-dropdown {
      border-bottom-color: #666;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.signed-out-dropdown {
      padding: 0.5rem 2rem;
      color: #333;
      transition: background 0.1s ease-out, color 0.1s ease-out;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .info-item.signed-out-dropdown {
      padding: 0.5rem 2rem;
      font-size: 0.8em;
      color: #6f6f6f;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.signed-out-dropdown:hover,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.signed-out-dropdown:active,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.signed-out-dropdown:focus {
      color: #fff;
      background: #4b64ff;
      outline: none;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .initial.signed-out-dropdown,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .closed.signed-out-dropdown {
      opacity: 0;
      transition-duration: 0.2s;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .open.signed-out-dropdown {
      opacity: 1;
      overflow: visible;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.mobile-upload.signed-out-dropdown {
      display: none;
    }

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .initial.signed-out-dropdown,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .closed.signed-out-dropdown,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .open.signed-out-dropdown {
      right: 18.5rem;
    }

  }

  @media (min-width: 990px) {

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .initial.signed-out-dropdown,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .closed.signed-out-dropdown,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .open.signed-out-dropdown {
      right: 26rem;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for ia-topnav -->
<style scope="ia-topnav-1">
  .ia-topnav-1 {
    ;

    color: #fff;
    font-family: 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
  }

  .ia-topnav-1 primary-nav.ia-topnav:focus {
    outline: none !important;
  }

  .ia-topnav-1 #close-layer.ia-topnav {
    display: none;
    position: fixed;
    top: 0;
    right: 0;
    bottom: 0;
    left: 0;
    z-index: 3;
  }

  .ia-topnav-1 #close-layer.visible.ia-topnav {
    display: block;
  }

  .ia-topnav-1 .topnav.ia-topnav {
    position: relative;
    z-index: 4;
  }

  @media (max-width: 889px) {
    .ia-topnav-1 desktop-subnav.ia-topnav {
      display: none;
    }

  }
</style>
<style>
  body {
    transition: opacity ease-in 0.2s;
  }

  body[unresolved] {
    opacity: 0;
    display: block;
    overflow: hidden;
    position: relative;
  }
</style>








<ia-topnav locallinks="true" waybackpagesarchived="1 trillion" class="x-scope ia-topnav-1"><!---->
  <div class="topnav style-scope ia-topnav">
    <primary-nav class="style-scope ia-topnav x-scope primary-nav-1"><!---->
      <nav class="style-scope primary-nav">
        <button class="hamburger style-scope primary-nav" title="Open main menu"
          data-event-click-tracking="TopNav|NavHamburger">
          <icon-hamburger class="style-scope primary-nav x-scope icon-hamburger-1"><!---->
            <svg viewBox="0 0 40 40" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" aria-labelledby="hamburgerTitleID hamburgerDescID"
              class="style-scope icon-hamburger">
              <title id="hamburgerTitleID" class="style-scope icon-hamburger">Hamburger icon</title>
              <desc id="hamburgerDescID" class="style-scope icon-hamburger">An icon used to represent a menu that can be
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      <pre>GENERAL INDEX 


Journals of the House of Commons; 


1801.———————__ 18220. 


















GENERAL INDEX 





TO THE 


JOURNALS 


OF THE 


HOUSE OF COMMONS; 


COMMENCING WITH THE 


First Parliament of the United Kingdom of 
GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, 


VoLuME LVI. A.D. 1801, 





AND ENDING WITH 


VOLUME LXXV.A4.D. 1820. 





BY 


MARTIN CHARLES BURNEY, ESQ. 


OF THE INNER-TEMPLE. 


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PREFACE. 





HE Period of Twenty Years, comprized in this INDEX, occupies as many Volumes 

of the Journals of the House of Commons [viz. Vol. LVI.—Vol. LXXV.]; commencing 
with the first Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, which met 
for the dispatch of business on the 22d January 1801; and ending with the Prorogation 
which took place on the 22d November 1820, thus including the last Nineteen years of the 
Reign of King Grorcx III. and so much of the First year of the Reign of His present 
Majesty King Grorce IV. as is contained in the LXXV" Volume. 


Within this period, comprehending the first Six Parliaments of the United Kingdom, are 
to be found almost all the ordinary. forms of Parliamentary Proceeding respecting Great 
Britain and Ireland, which can occur in Peace or in War, together with such also as belong 
to the more rare occurrences of Impeachment, Regency, and a New Reign. In so far as the 
Political History of this eventful period may be necessary to explain or illustrate any of the 
Proceedings of the House of Commons, Reference may be had to the Title Speeches, in which 
the substance of the Royal Speech at the Beginning and at the End of. each Session is stated 
in a concise manner. . 


The object of an Index of the Journals of the House of Commons is Twofold ; To exhibit, as 
briefly as is consistent with useful information, all the matters which have been brought: under 
the notice of.the House; and secondly, To shew the manner and form of all. the Proceedings 
of the House upon those matters. Under the First. description, the various Accounts and. Papers 
' presented to the House, Addresses presented by the House, Committees appointed bythe House, 
and indeed all Transactions and Motions whatever, are included ;' whilst under;the Second 
description, or Dicest, are to be classed, instances of the various Authorities for presenting 
Accounts and Papers to the House, the Modes of so doing, and the various Orders, Resolutions, 
and Incidental Proceedings relative to Accounts and Papers: and in like manner with regard 
to Addresses, Committees, and the other large Titles which occur in the Alphabetical 
arrangement; and therein it is hoped that an instance is noticed of every Form of proceeding 
which has occurred during the period of this Index. 


Generally speaking, Alphabetical Arrangement has also been observed in the Entries under 
each Article, as well as in the Contents of the Sections and Subdivisions which distinguish 
the larger Titles ; in some cases, Chronological Arrangement was obviously preferable, and 
has been adopted accordingly: but no such Rules are applicable to the Digest, in framing 


b which 
GEN. INDEX. LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 





ai PREFACE TO THE GENERAL INDEX; 1801—1890. 


which an attempt has been made under each Title to exhibit the usual course, the dependency, 
and mutual connection of the Proceedings of the House on every subject. Such Titles (about 
Seventy in number) are distinguished throughout by J6lackh Wetter Headings ; and most of 
these embrace a variety of subject matter, and are therefore divided into Sections, which 
Sections are in many instances subdivided. ‘These Sections and Subdivisions appear 
immediately after the Title or Heading of which they shew the order and arrangement, and 
are therefore indispensable to the right understanding and use of the Index: the last 
Section, under the larger Titles, consists of “ Questions Negatived ;” and the last section 
but one is Miscellaneous, “ Incidental Proceedings.” 


The principal Function of a Legislative Assembly produces go greata number of Bills, 
that if they were all placed under that Title, one-sixth of the index Volume must be 
devoted to it, (as appears by the Index to the Journals of the Irish House of Commons) and 
the mass would be so complicated, that unless the Subject of each Bill appeared again in the 
general Alphabet, a Search would often be tedious and sometimes unsuccessful. Therefore 
to avoid double entry the Title Bills in the present Index contains nothing but matter of 
Dicest, and even thus modified occupies no less than Forty Pages of the Volume. 


Further remarks are necessary to facilitate the search for Bills of various kinds ; especially 
as the Titles of many Bills are so vague that it is difficult to find them in the Index, and 
sometimes ‘to identify them even when found, (particularly Bills to amend former Acts) 
without having recourse to the Bill itself, or to the Statute Book.—1. Bills originating from 
Resolutions of the Committee of Supply, or of Ways and Means, appear under the Title 
Supply. 2. Bills which originate from the Sessional Committee ‘on Expiring Laws, used 
formerly to embrace so many subjects that they could. not well: -be-entéred, undér any other 
Title than Laws Expiring. This took place until the year 1808, after which separate Bills came 
into use for the purpose of continuing such temporary .Laws as were about to expire. 
3. Many Bills of Regulation, affecting the Customs and: Excise, are so general or so multifarious, 
that. they could only be entered under those Titles. 4. With these exceptions, all public Bills 
and Motions for Bills, will be found under the most striking word of the subject matter ; and 
where the: Title of a Bill affords.no such distinct word, the Bill is entered in more places than 
one, so as to increase facility of reference. 5. Bills to explain, amend, or continue preceding 
Acts, are generally placed in sequence after the original Act; and Bills on the same branch 
of the subject are classed together as far as is compatible with the general order of the work. 
6. On every subject, Bills exclusively affecting Ireland, Scotland, or Wales, are placed after 
those which extend to the whole or the greatest part of the United Kingdom. 7. But Militia 
Bills are all placed chronologically, except Local Militia Bills, which are collected together 
at the end of the article Militia. 8.. Private Bills (whether brought in upon Petition, or sent 
down from the Lords) are placed in alphabetical order in the classes to which such’ Bills 
respectively belong; such as Bridges, Churches, Divorces, Estates, Harbours, Inclosures, 
Navigations including Canals, Paving, Turnpikes, &amp;c. &amp;c. 9. The ordering, presenting, and 
Royal Assent [R.A.] or in the case of Lords Bills, the first Reading and Royal Assent [R.A.] 
are all the stages noticed in the Index, unless the Bill is’ re-committed, or Instructions are 
given to the Committee, or Petitions for or against the Bill are presented, or any special 
proceeding occurs. 10. In case a Bill drop in any part of its progress through Parliament; 
the last mention of it in the Journals is stated in the Index. 


The use of the Number prefixed'to every Paragraph throughout the Index requires explanation. 
It frequently happens, that information relative to, or connected with the same person or thing, 
must be sought in more places ‘than one; but had entries been repeated so as to obviate this 

} difficulty, 














PREFACE TO (THE GENEBRAD INDEX £801201890. ivi 


difficulty,» the: Index would chave filled ‘Two Volumes :imstead of. One.» To) avoid this 
imoonvenience ‘without: lessenmg facility: of reference, the mame of the iperson,;or thing, -or 
species of proceeding, is inserted in the Alphabet, and by:means of References:to\ the numbered 
Paragraphs (usually calledCross . References): the entire. subject. becomes accessible:: For 
instance ; the first Name which appears in the Index is,—Abbot, The Right Honourable»Charles. 
The connection of Mr. Abbot with the Journal Entries, arose either from his having been five 
times elected . Speaker, from lis ‘receiving the thanks or approbation of the Howse, or from 
having. been the subject! of a Royal Message on his Resignation of the Office of Speaker, 
and being created Lord Colchester. Therefore under the name Abbot, References appear to 
Speaker, 2, 3. 12. House, 97. 148. Messages, 9. ‘ Colchester, Lord; and under the name 
Coichester, besides the Bill for settling an annuity on ‘his Lordship, References appear 
to Abbot. Addresses, 450.551. Committees, 219. House, 97. Messages, 9. By means of 
this technical contrivance, the scattered proceedings relative to any individual may easily 
- be collected, although only detailed where they appear in various parts of the digested 
arrangeient of the Index. In fact the difficulty of forming a satisfactory Index to the Journals, 
consists in combining the twofold object of an Alphabetical Index and a Digest of Proceedings ; 
and without Cross References such combination would be unattainable. A careful perusal of 
the entire Index was requisite for making these Cross References ; and in so doing opportunity 
was taken to enlarge the Selection of Names of persons, with an intention of placing them in 
a separate Alphabet at the end of the Index Volume, as in those of Forster and Moore. But 
every separate Alphabet is objectionable, as being useless to the Enquirer who is unaware of 
its existence; and these Names are therefore incorporated in the General Alphabet, and con- 
jointly with ‘an unexampled number of other remarkable words selected with a similar intention, 
add considerably to the bulk of the Volume; but they are almost indispensable for ready 
Reference, as without them an accurate knowledge of what kind of Proceeding had occurred 
would be previously requisite, before a’ Searchin the Index could be successfully pursued. 


The multitude of Accounts arid Papers laid before the House during the period of this Index, 
has rendered necessary another extension of the System of Cross References to the Accounts 
and Papers relative to the Army and Navy, as well as East India Papers. The Army alone for 
instance occupies about 1,300 Papers, many of them multifarious as regards various Corps, 
Returns, and Descriptions of Men, Lists of Stores, &amp;c. A single Entry under any, the most 
striking word of the title of such Paper, would avail little in a search after any other part of 
it; but by means of an Alphabetical Key prefixed to the Army Accounts and Papers this 
difficulty is obviated, and by a Chronological Arrangement in the actual entry of the Papers, 
they elucidate one another. The space occupied by the List of Accounts and Papers, which 
had been estimated at 250 pages, was compressed into 170 pages by following the suggestions 
of the Journal Index Committee of 1823 ; and by a judicious management of 'T'ype on the part 
of the Printer throughout the whole Volume, it is made to contain, and with equal distinctness, 
twice as much matter as any former Journal Index Volume. 


The Resolutions voted in the Committee of Supply (about 4,000 in number within the period 
of the Index) required the same sort of Key: which indeed is eminently useful so applied, 
because facility was thus afforded of entering the Resolutions in their several Sessions, and even 
in order of date ; the Sums granted also appear in a more commodious form than in the Journal 
Volumes, and are added at the end of each Session so as to distinguish the Amount granted 
for various classes of the Public Service, from the Amount voted to facilitate Treasury Arrange- 
ments, such as the payment and re-issue of Exchequer Bills, and similar Financial Operations. 
_ Hence it appears that in the Session 1814-15, the Sum granted for the Current Service of the 
Year 











~ 


vii PREFACE TO THE GENERAL INDEX; 1801-1820. 


Year exceeded Seventy-five Millions : the charge upon the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain 
being Forty-five Millions, and upon the Consolidated Fund of Ireland Twenty Millions in 
the Year 1815; amounting in all to nearly One Hundred and Forty Millions raised and 
-expended in the last. Year of along and expensive War; a signal display of National power 
and exertion. — . o ct 3 


‘The Plan of the present Index was settled in the Months of June and July 1818, by 
Mr. Rickman, Clerk Assistant of the House, and Mr. Whittam and Mr. Bull of the Journal 
Office, Moore’s Index being adopted as the Basis. The principal alterations are, the insertion 
of the Title Amendments from Mr. Dunn’s Index, and the removal of Committees from the 
Title House, and making a distinct Title for Committees, as its importance well deserves ; and 

generally speaking, the number of Sections and Subdivisions of the larger Titles is diminished 
in the present Index. i 


A Taste is prefixed, and is also subjoined, to the Index Volume, affording ready 
Reference to the Session and Year of. the King’s Reign, corresponding with each Volume 
of the Journals. 


Lord Colchester whilst Speaker, having formed for his own use a SyNTHETICAL TABLE 
of all the various Proceedings of the House of Commons in their regular progress from the 
first Calling of a Parliament to its Dissolution, such Table is by His Lordship’s permission, 
eubjoined to this Preface with References to the subsequent Index, which is paged for that 
purpose ; and in all cases which appeared to require other or further information, References 
are also made to the earlier Journals and other authorities. The Edition of Mr. Hatsell’s 
Precedents herein referred to, is that of 1818; in which are many Notes supplied by Lord 
Colchester, and distinguishable as such by the date of the transactions to which they relate. 


JOHN RICKMAN, 
30 Nov’ 1825... 


SYNTHETICAL TABLE 


OF THE 
PROCEEDINGS, 


OF 


| The House of Commons. 





I. PARLIAMENT CALLED. VII. SUPPLY, AND WAYS AND MEANS. 





II. HOUSE OF COMMONS. VIII. INTERCOURSE WITH THE LORDS. 
Ill. SPEAKER. IX. IMPEACHMENTS. 
IV. OFFICERS, &amp;c. OF THE HOUSE. X. KING AND ROYAL FAMILY. | 
V. SESSIONAL FORMS OF PROCEEDING.| XI. REGENCY, DEMISE OF THE | 
VI. BILLS. , CROWN—NEW REIGN. 
. gy 
I. PARLIAMENT: CALLED : : | this Volume: 
PROCESO oe Oe a a - 711. 786. 
LORD STEWARD'S DEPUTATION, [Hatsell, 11. 84-86.] sili ice 414. 647. 


PROROGATION, [H. Il. 322, 337.]— DISSOLUTION, [H. I. 220, 221. H.11.-379.] 711. 414. 





II. HOUSE OF COMMONS: 





§ 1.--Place of Meeting SONY, NOD MNEOSS gin Oo} gainer - 


Accommodation, Repairs, &amp;c. : - : : ° - 114. 152. 346. 366. 711. 
§ 2.—Members : 
1. Eligibility : 
Aliens ; Journals, vol. 1. pp. 328. 493. 511. 641. 681. 821. 


Ambassadors, [ H.11. 22.]—Consuls Pe ae 4 485. 
Attendants on the House of Lords, [H. 11. 26.] - - . - 480. 
Bankrupts’ - - - - - - - - - - - - 656. 
Clergy, (H. 11. 12.] - - - - - - - - - 278. 480. 486. 


Heirs Apparent of Peers of Scotland, XLit. 833. [H. I. 18.] 
Outlaws, I. 55. 149. 151. 177. 797-—IX. 52.79. [H. Il. 37-41.] 


Prisoners in uxapeaapa “ —IX. + 384. 411.—xX. 350. -“ — 37-41. ] 
XV. 396. - 2 654. 
_ Sheriffs and etnrning Oficers, I. as6, ke. —il. 8x. a8 &amp;ce.—X. 325. 
—XXI. 34.—[D’ Ewes Journal, 665. H. HI, 30.-34.] 
Acceptance of Office, [H.1f 42.] - : erry? - - - - 480. 
2. Returns amended -~— - - - - - - - . 479. 
3. Taking the Oaths, [H. 11. 84.] - . - - - - 647-8. 656. 
Indemnity for not having taken them, [H.1I. 90, 91. ”.] - - - . 656. 


4. Keeping Places, 1. 849.—11.-36.—XII. 496.—XIX. 425.--XXII. 406. 414. 
—XXIII. 97.—XXIV. 67.—XXVII. 332. [H. 11. 92-95.] 
Seat of Privy Councillors.. [H. 1. 94-] ‘ 


Cc 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.-LXXV. (1801—1820.) 











PREFACE TO THE GENERAL INDEX ; 1801—1820. 


SYNTHETICAL TABLE—continued. 





II. HOUSE OF COMMONS—(continued.) : A 


this Volume. 








§ 2.—Members—fcontinued.) : 
5. Attending Calls, on Il. 96] Nee SD hE Ee 539. 650. 





Excuses’ - - 3 - - . - - 651, 652. 
Defaulters - - : : . Age . - - 493, 494, 495. 539- 

6. Sent with Addresses, [H. 11.388, 389.) - - - - - = - 657. 
Messages to the Lords, [H. Il. 24, and 27.] - - - 657, 658. 

——-— Interrogatories to Witnesses, [H.11.138.] - - - - - 658. 

7. Thanked, [H.11. 247, 248.]  - - - - - - - - - 654. 


8. Accused and heard in their places. [H. 11. 167.] _— a oe a Rat So Bd 





Withdraw before Question proposed, if the Charge be founded on —_—, 655 
proceeding, [H. 11. 167,168.] —- - ° ; 

After Question. proposed and debated, if the iadiatins bethe Charge - 655. 
Reprimanded, [H.11.247.] - = sien iihsisiiiesiitiiintiitiiian - 655. 
Committed, [H. 11. 100.] — - - - - - - - - 650. 655. 
Expelled, [H.1. 95, 96.—II. 43.]  - - - - - : . - 655. 

g. Vacating Seats by Office, [H. 11. 42-72.] - - - - - 480. 483-487. 656. 


10. Re-election. See [H. 11. 61-66.] 


§ 3.—Privilege : 
1. Collective - - - - - - - - - - 358. 647. 785, 786. 
Granting and appropriating Supplies to the Crown, I. 403. 744. 822. 
914, 915.—IX. 91. 373+ 702-—XI. 7.—XVI. 665.—XVII. 
491.—XXVIII. 936.—X XXIX. 858. [H. 111..87-109. ] 











Protection against Libels - - - - - - - 381, 382, 383. 
— Insult - Pa - - - - - 381. 654. 
Corruption or Hindrance of Witnesses - 381. 713. 825. 1069. 

2.- Individual : 
Freedom of Speech, [H. 1. 76. 125, 126.] - - - - - 647. 785. 
Freedom from Arrest, [H. 1. 13. 52, 53. 160=165.] - - - - - 647. 


Exceptions—in case of 
. Treason. See [H. 1. 18. 20.] 
Felony. See [H.1. 18. 20.] 
Refusing to give Security for the Peace. See [H.1. 18. 20. 89. 144. 154. 206, n.] 
Disobeying Writ of Habeas Corpus. Lords Journals, XX1X.180. [H.1.206.] 
Contempt of Court, I. 262. 267. 269. 458. 464. 466. [H. 1. 132, 133.] 
Seditious Libel, Xx1x. 675. [H. I. 204.] 
Trials by Courts Martial ; 


Naval - - - - - - ° ~ - - - 654. 
Military. - - ° . - ° . . - - - 653. 
Delivery of Members arrested. - ° - - - ~ - - 654. 


Franking, XVIII. 303 — XXII. 393, &amp;c. — XXIII. 146.— XXIV. 256, &amp;c.— 
XXIX. 147. 167. 220. 780, &amp;.—XXXVIII. 522, &amp;.—XXXIX. 831.— 
XL. 383, &amp;c.— L. 274, &amp;c.—LI1. 184, &amp;c. 


3. Complaints of Breach of Privilege - - - - - 381, 382, 383. 487, 488. 


§ 4.—Ceremonies : 


1. In the House: 
Prayers - . Rey, - - - - - - 783. 
Admission of Peers, Jullgek &amp;e. I. 9. 34. 52. 210. 300. 487. g15.— 

Il. 55.—VIII. 372. 514.—IX. 67. 292-294. 328. 641. 662.— 


x. 46. 78. 179, 180. 184. 470.—xXI. 327.—XIII. 489. 711.— ee 
XVI. 548. See [H. 11. 145, 146.] - : - - - - 
2. Out of the House : 
Attending with Addresses, VIII. 248.—X. 29. See [H. 11. 387.]  'an.. 191. 
Going to Church- = = Se 364. 
Preacher appointed - - . - ° é - . - - 555. 
thanked - - - etl - - - - - 545- 





Processions - - - - - - - - - - 364. 563. 














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III.. SPEAKER: 


~ § 1—Election: 
Nominated - ~ - « " . ; &lt; " : 
Chosen—with or without Division - im - . re . 


Presented—prays Privileges in New Parliament. Not, if elected in middle 
ofa Parliament - - - - - - - - 2 

Confirmed - - - - : - Whaler 4 

His Rank. See [H. II. 249.] 

Salary regulated. Stat. 30° Geo. Ul. c. 10. 


Appoints Chaplain of the House. 


Printer of the Votes. - - - a + “ ‘ 





§ 2.—Duties: 
1. Taking the Chair = - - - - - - ° a 


2. Maintaining Order : 


Naming disorderly Members - - - - - ssiiciie yh “ 


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nee te on Re ee ee a eee 


Resuming Chair in the midst of a Committee—without Order = - - 


3. Issuing Writs - - - ° ° . 


—— Supersedeas : - - - - " . 


4. Communicating Letters - - - “ nt teie 


5. Acquainting the House of 








Matters touching its Privilege - ~ Me m ‘ = . 
— Law Process served on Himself 4 si1 lo wrk 
or Officers of the House é y b 


Writs issued during a Recess - - - - - 


Attendance of the House in the House of Peers - - ae ha 


Attendance upon The Sovereign with Addresses - - - - 
Illness or Death of Clerks at the Table - . - - - . 


6. Calling on—Private, or Public Business. 


~ 


. Delivering Thanks of the House -. -. - 7. = 


8. Carrying up Bills of Supply; 1. 136. 454.—Il. 208. 497.—VIII. 102, &amp;c. 
—IX. 232.—XI. 732. See [H.11L 158.) — - - . 


g. Addressing the Sovereign ; Lords Journals, XLII, :737,7-XLIVy 4005 
700.—XLV. 425.—XLIX. 662, 1166.—L. 412, 815.—LI. 416, 
763.—LI.,. 917.» Commons Journals, XVI, 327,, See [H, 
III. 163.] =k Calm ee es ee 


10. Questioned upon his Speeches delivered 
— in the House, XXXH. 707. 
— at the Bar of the House of Peers - - : - 


11. Thanked for his Services - » » r 












this Volume. 
- 864. 
- 864. 


- 864. 
- 864. 


- 1059. 


- 873. 


- 874. 
- 873. 


487. 870, $71. 
487. 870. 


866, 867. 


867, 868. 
= ‘866. 
- 866. 
- 866. 
- 868. 
- 868, 
- 866. 


- - 865 


A ee eae 


“365.4 


- - 805. 


“et. ps 865. 


N. B.—His many other Duties—“ Out of the House”—are not Journal Matter. 


§ 3.—Absence from Illness, or other Cause re ; - 


§ 4.—Resignation,—Death,&amp;, - - - - enema 


- 872. 874. 


- 865. 875. 











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Refe to 
[V.. OFFICERS, &amp;. OF THE HOUSE: Pages in 
SAL ae this Volume. 
§ 1.—Clerks : 
i. At the Table - - an ° - - - - - 552, 553 
Duties ; [See H. Il. 65. 67. "] 
Absence, how supplied, XI. 187.—XX. 544, &amp;c. - - - - 553 
Salaries regulated, Stat. 52° Geo. III. c. 11. 
Removal—Retirement—Approbation of Services, xX. 4378) XV. 505. \ 9 
512.—LII. 719.—Death Set iinet 553° 
2. Out Door Clerks : 
Private Bill Office - - - - - - - - 785. 
Attending Committees - - - - - - 188. 553) 554. 560. 
§ 2.—Serjeant at Arms—and Deputy—and Messengers : 
Appointment. 
Salary Regulated. Stat. 39°-40° G. 3, c.g2; Stat. 52°G. 3, c. 11. 
Duties ; 
ee ee ee ee 554, 555+ 
Excluding Strangers - - - - - - - 554, 555. 888. 
Admitting Peers and other peer Persons. 
Clearing ‘Avenues Rix ? - ° .iue einitiatp lf 554, 555» 
Locking Doors, See [H. 1. 202) ii si we,  # 560. 
Serving Orders -  - trie fit ail. ..* 554, 555- 
Execution of Warrants - - " ° 549, 550, 551. 554, 555- 
§ 3.—Chaplain : 
Appointment, nine the Speaker. 
Duties : ° . : ° . ° " . i ° 555+ 
Prayers - - i eg ae - =f &gt; 200 - - - 783. 
Preferment - - : - os - - &gt; - - - 185. 
§ 4.—Speaker’s Secretary ; XLVI. 623. LXXIX. 520. 
§ 5.—Clerk of the Crown—or his Deputy : 
Attendance [in his place, on the lowest step of The Speaker’s chair] - - 276. 
Making out Writs - me Sy pee GN A ee 870. 
Amending Returns to Writs - : - - - - - - - 279. 
5 6.—Printer of Sessional Papers. 
Votes - - - . - - - - - - a 1059. 
Pe ce. og Ot GN TRE I ea eet gf 619. 
§ 7.—Fees, 1. 197. 388. 428. 808.—II. 54.—VIII. 122. 209. 338. 360. 401, 
558.—X. 199. 356. 385.—-XI. 281.—XII. 241.—XIII. 160. 273. 313. - 701, 858 


357-—XV. 370.—XVI. 198. 689.— XVII. 23. 2g8.—XxXI. 808.—XxXv. 
161. 170, 173.—XXVI. 227. a an, Pee i: 


ee ae ener eenee ae en tVEN COR AMC See eT Oe 10 ee a 
V, SESSIONAL FORMS OF PROCEEDING: 


§ 1.—First Day of a first or subsequent Session : 








1. Speech of The Sovereign—or Lords Commissioners, in the House of Peers, - 876-881. 
2. Matters of Privilege taking precedence of other business, XXIX. 667. See [H. 11. 82.] 
3. New Writs - - - - - . - - - - - 866. 870. 
4. Outlawry Bill - - - - » « = ° - 708. 
5. Report of Speech of The Sorelle, ke, a te, 876-881. 
—e= Bam © se “se (¢§, Soria # rhe 882. 891. 970. 
§2@—Complaints made: - - - - - - - = = 381 383. 
1. Order for attendance of Parties and Witnesses - HM BEDS le 381. 
Warrant for taking into Custody, XIX. 43.—XXII]. 451,452. - - = 358. 
seizing Papers - - - - - - - - - 332. 
Report of Party being apprehended—or not, XXIII. 453—XXXIII. 224. 358. 555- 
Commitment—or, XXXII. 259. 381-383. 


Address for Proclamation in case of absconding, XXXII. 224. 234. 189. 551. 








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Pages in 

§ 2.—Complaints made—(continued. ) ee 
2. Hearing The Parties Sr aie lo es i A Se i de oes a 381. 

— Judges. 1x. 641. | 

Peers. II. 55. ’ 
—— Counsel, XXXII. 156. 169. 

—— Witnesses - - &gt; - : - - - - - - 381. 
protected—coming and going, - - - 381. 825. 1069. 
committed for refusing to give or suppressing Evidence 488. 550. 


— sick Witnesses examined by a Committee,- upon Inter- 
rogatories settled by a Committee, dee —" to | 329. 368. 1069. 
the House, - 
3. Punishment of Parties or Witnesses : 
Commitment—to the Serjeant, XVIII. 46.—XX. 504.—XXI. 
307.—XXIV. 262.—XXVI. 175. to Newgate, XXIII. 88. 
454.—XXIV. 346. 347. 351.-—XXIX. 18, Sy2. to the E -~ 
‘Lower, XXXIII. 286. 289. = Se, 








Prosecution—Ordered—or Addressed for, XXXI. 618, - - - 496. 
4. Discharge of Persons out of Custody so - - - - - 488. 
5. Complaint of Libel: 
Party—called in—heard—ordered to withdraw - - - - . 381-383. 
Resolution of the House thereupon. - - - - . - 381-383. 
Acquittal, and Party not further called upon. - : : - 381-303. 
Guilty, Party called in and acquainted therewith Bia. at: © - 382. 
— Discharged in consequence of submission, XXIV. 232.—XXV. 194, 
195.—XXKXIL. 259. - - - = = stickyayle 
— Brought to the Bas—sopeenen 7 discharged, without pay- 
ment of Fees - - - 


— Reprimanded and Sonia on paying his Fees, XXIV. 854. 














—XXV. 154.—XXVIII. 745. - | 381-383. 
— Commitment to the custody of the Serjeant, LX. 216.—LXvV. 548-551. 
109.—LXXIV. 537. 
_- — to Newgate, LXV. 113.—LXXV. 57. - - 
—_ ———— to the Tower, LXV. 252. - - - - - 
— Discharged without Petition, LXII. 297. - ai et 
— on Petition—reprimanded-—payment of Fees, XL. 216, 
6. Complaint of undue execution of Writs - - : - . - 487, 488. 
§ 3.—Addcresses : 
1. Their Sorts : 
In Answer to Speeches from the Throne - - - - - . 170, 171 
to Messages - - : - $100Se - - 171. 
For Advance of Public Money - - - - - - - 187, 188. 
Of Congratulation - - - - - - . - - - 172. 
Of Condolence” - - - - - - - - - - 172. 
For Public Funerals == : - - - - . - = - 189. 
Joint Addresses of the Two Houses he ROA - - 190. 
2. How presented : 
By the whole House - - 
By Privy Councillors - - 
By other Members - - Ping - - - - 191. 
By Both Houses - 
By Two Peers and Four Commoners 
§ 4.—Orders, Standing - - - - - - - - : - 700, 701. 
Sessional - - - - - - - - - - 704. 
§ 5.—Accounts and Papers presented : 
1. By Act of Parliament - 
2. By command of The King 5 : s 2 ¢ is é i 155 
3. In pursuance of Address 5 
4. By Order of the House - 
§ 6.—Petitions— Memorials -— Remonstrances — Disclaimers— 
Addresses—Protests : : 
1. For Redress of Public Grievances. | _ : seh Es ‘ ‘ . 726-756. 
2. For Relief of Private Wrongs. J 
3. For receiving Aid or Compensation - - : - - - : 756-763. 








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References to 
VY. SESSIONAL FORMS. OF PROCEEDIN G— continued.) ‘Pages in 
’ ) — . - - this Volume. 
§ 7.— Notices of Motion—on what days to have pre-audience - - - = 788. 
§ 8. —Motions : 
Leave to make a Motion - - - - - - - - 676. 
—— Not to be offered twice in the same Session, I. 162. 434.—II. 282. 
284. See [H. 1. 125. } 
——— Motion withdrawn - mn “ - . - - 677, 678. 
——— Superseded by Previous Senitie - - - - - 791-795. 
Orders of the Day - - ; - - 675-676. 
——s' Mjournthent “- 9 “= et 676. 
§9.—Orders ofthe Day - - - - - .- = ~- = = 705-707. 788. 
§ 10.—Debates : , 
1. Speaking ; 


—— priority in Speaking, 1. 197. 232. 564.—XXXIII. 249.—XXXVIII. 
904.—XXXIX. 845. See [H. 11. 102—8.] 


—— none to speak after the Noes have given their Voices, I. 237. 310. 
See (H. I. 102, n-] 

















2. Question - - - - - - - 790, 791. 796. 803. 
3- Amendments - - - - - - har - - 197 202. 
4. Words of Heat, and assurance given not to proceed further. - - - . 655. 
5. Adjournment of Debate- - - ~— - "| 
a to a later hour on the same day - - - - 404, 407. 
toanotherday - - - 
§ 11.—Divisions : 
1. Which Side go forth : 
} Upon Petitions emp, feracient) lms Dea ASER 9S le 417. 419. 
— Appointing Committees - Pity RL EE. he 416. 419. 
— Speaker leaving the Chair - - - - - - - - 418. 
— Member to take the Chair of the Committee, xXI. 255.—XXVI. 446. 
— Report - - - - - - - - - - 418, 4109.. 
-—- Issuing Writs, XXXV. 145. 425. 785.—XXXVIII. 64. 
— Excusing—or committinga Member - - -+- - - 417. 419. 
— Previous Question - - - - + - = + = 419. 
— Amendment to Question - - : - ~ - 415, 416. 418. 
— Counsel being heard—proceeding—withdrawing  - - - 416. 419. 
— Lords Messages—Bills, &amp;c. XVIII. 614. - - - 416. 418, 419. 
—  Adjournments—generally—to particular days - - - 417, 418. 
2. Tellers—their number—duties, and powers - - - -— - 419, 420. 
3. Disallowances of Votes—for what reason—at what time - - - - 420. 
4. Casting Vote - - - - - - - - - 419. 865. 
§ 12—Committees : 
1. Of the whole House : 
Grand Committees ; 
Religion = - 
Justice - 
—— Trade “ , - cs . % “ a 2 : 704. 
Grievances - 
On Public Bills—after second Reading : - - - - 245, 246. 
2. Select Committees : 
Sessional ; 
of Privileges - - - - - i ¢ 358. 785, 786. 
of Expiring Laws - - - 347-351. 
On sg a 490-492. — Recognizances. 462, 463. SMe 4 of \ 463,164. 
Report : 
Special ; 
— Absence of Members - - - - 474, 476. 


— Misbehaviour of Witnesses - - 477-8 —Bribery by Candidates, 471, 472. 
Final Determination—Duly Elected - - 453, 454.—Not duly - 456. 
Void: Elects) ma ep tate oe 472. 


Return amended—or New Writ - - - . 479. 483. 


Prosecutions—by Order - - 496.—or by Address. X. X.603. L1.235.— 
See (H. 1.128, .] 


On Special Inquiries - - - fe - - - - 332-367. 
On Private Bills after second Reading - - - - = - 245, 246, 














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V. SESSIONAL FORMS OF PROCEEDING—(continued.) 
Pages in 
e i this Volume. 
§ 12.—Committees— (continued. ) ae 
3. Secret Committees 4 over! names bere aecorn# . 332, 333. 
4. Appointment of Select or Secret Committees ; 
—— By open Nomination. - = -# ¢ . e 359. 
— By Ballot - - - - - - - - 212. 
Powers given to Committees ; 
To Report Observations - - 
— Opinion Bhim) Dy 
—— Proceedings from time to time sj : 371. 
—— Minutes of Evidence, &amp;c. 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records - - - 372. 
Instructions ; 
Enabling ‘} 
Mandatory = - a ePitieg pans tom 3 “ 602-610. 
5. Proceedings of Select or Secret Committees : 
aor Ait Minute Books of Committee. 
Members’ - - - - - - 371. 
Attended by short-hand writers - - - : " 342. 858. 
——— Counsel - *.  . iit Lis : - 392. 
- -Witmesses.- -- -- -- ° : 8 1069. 
6. Report of Committees : 
— Presented - - - - - - - $40. 
— Considered—or Consideration postponed - - - 840. 
— Re-commitment - ° - ° . 836, 837. 
— Agreeing—or disagreeing to Resolutions - 844, 845, 846. 
— Amending Resolutions - - - - - 843, 844. 
— Ordering in Bills - - - - s - - - 244. 
§ 13.—Interruptions of Proceeding by unusual Occurrences, = - 540, 
§ 14 —Adjournment of the House : 7 
to the same day—Post Meridiem -_— - se 540. 
to another day - - . 7 . . 549, 541. 


§ 15.—Records of Proceeding : 


1.. Minute Books.—See [H. U1. 268. ]—Minutes of Evidence, 








References to’ 


- 510, 511. 


2. Votes 617, 618.—Journal . @ wo. 8 &gt; oon 
3. Rescinding Votes—Expunging Entries - - 619. 10509. 
4. Printing - - - 898.—Authority—Expenses - 619. 1059. 
VI. BILLS: 
1. Parts— Preamble. 
— Clauses. 
—  Provisos. 
— Blanks. 
2. Stages ; 
First Reading - - - - - - ~ - 244. 
Second Reading - - : -  - 245. 
— Counsel. per Private eae affected by Pubtic Bills) P 
— Witnesses,] . XLVIII. 630. 658. “ “J 392. 
Committees of the whole House. - - dablee : - 245. 
Instructions ; 
— Enabling net ke eRe ee, - - 602-610. 
— Mandatory - ie g.. 202 - - 602-610. 
Chairman 
Counsel | ; 
Witnesses See the Minute Books of Committees 392. 768-9. 


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References to 
Pages in 
this Volume. 


—_——— 


- 248. 
- 248. 


655. 


- 217. 


-—— Amendments - - - - - - . ‘ 

—— Words of Heat - - a , = é a &gt; 

Counsel, XLVI. 344. 630.—XLVIII. 921.—LII. 719.—LMI. 571. 614. - 
Witnesses, XLVI. 344.—LII. 719 - M a a a: * \ 392 
Re-commitment—General—or special ‘ ° : ; 
Amendments—Agreed to—Disagreed to—or Amended rm ” 


Clauses brought up—Read twice—made part of the Bill - - 
Amendments—to body of the Bill | - . m i F . 
Imgrossment-§ #1028! oan zing’ sgome’s tol ars2 OF 
Third Reading - - - - - - - ° 


— Counsel, XLVIII. 618.—LIVv. 481.—LV. + 745: 
— Witnesses, LIV. 481. - ° : 


— Ryders’ - - - - - - - - ei de 
— Amendments’ - - - - - = . . . 
Passing the Bill—New Title—Sending to the Lords - - - ° 


3. Special Sorts of Bills ; 
Money Bills, —- - = ee ae a eS 
Indemnity S-le+ 2 oe. oe soageintiWes sae le 


Pains and Penalties, I. 15. 49. 85. 428. 436. —II. 157.— VIII. 286. 
2y0. 317-—X. 116. 275.—- XX. 165.—Seo[H. Iv. 100.) 
Attainder, I. 43. 293.—II. 118.—VIII. 26. 177. 621.—X. 190. 449. 

— XVIII. 450.—XXV. 146.—See [H. Iv. 85.] 


Pardons, XI. 331.—XVIIL, 625.—XXV. 406.—See [H. III. 69. ] 


Restitution - - - - ° “ 7 . . 
Scotlond—separately. - - - - - : &lt; ‘ a 
Ireland—separately. - - - : : : ? a. 
4. Extraordinary dispatch in proceeding upon Bills - ° “ ° 


§ 2.—Private Bills : 


1, Commencement ; 


Limitation of Time for Petition—Bill—Report ecw. fe 


Petition—Committee Report—Standing Onfers pumped 
with—Leave to give Notices - ‘} 


2. Parts of the Bill: 


242; 243. 70 


- 202. 
- 232. 


197. 
248. 


- 250. 


- 392. 


233- 


- 197. 
- 250. 


994-996. 
595» 590. 


210. 


y 853: 


614, 615. 
240, 241. 


241, 


1, 702, 703. 


- 249. 


244, 245. 


- 244. 
- 245. 


392. 


246, 247. 


- 249. 
- 392. 


2 1 79 2 1 8. 
202, 203. 


Fe 232. 
- 197. 
. 248. 


Preamble - ee . - - - - - - 
Clauses ; [See Standing Orders.) 
Provisos. 
Blanks. 
3. Stages : 
Presenting—with printed copy - - - ° z d 
First Reading - - - - - - - - - - 
Second Reading, - : : ° - - - &gt; oil 
— Counsel, XLVI. 275.—XLIX. 202. 272.—L. 339.—LV.370.  - 
— Witnesses, XLVI. 275.—XLVII. 750.—XLIX. 202. 272.—L. 7a 390 - 
——v&gt; 57° . ° - : : 
Committee—Select—or Open 0s &gt; 2 ata 9 5 
Report - - - - . + - - - - a 
— Counsel, XLVI. 574.—XLVIII. 250. 718.—LII. 576. 704, 
— Witnesses, XLVI. 374.—XLVIH. 250.—LV. 704 - a 
i) eaemted ss secret stems siog’ I] laemots —. 
— Amendment agreed to— fhintighted to—amended 2 
— Clauses added. [See Public Bills] ait tS soon) = 
— Amendments to eid of the Bill - : - 2 . 
Ingrossment - - - - - 
Third Reading - - - 250.—Ryders - - - as! sill denis - - - 197, 
Passing - - - - - - - 250. See[ Public Bills.| 
4. Special Sorts of en Bills : 
Bridges - ws . 2 . ‘ 


Churches - - - 272. ~Barying Grounds 


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VI. BILLS—(continued.) References to 

Pages in 

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§ 2.—Private Bills—(continued.) Saale sx 

4. Special Sorts of Private Bills—( continued. ) 

County Rates - - - 394- —Gaols § &amp;e.  - - $8 OS J 31Vi—s 525. 
*Divorce - - - - - - - - . 420. 
Ferries - - - Pree? ores : - ‘ of “ 7 a * ; 422. 
Gas Lights - - - - - " é ~ a ‘ 526. 
Harbours | - - - : - - - - - - . . 422. 
Inclosures - - - - - - ° . - a e 564. 
Markets—and Town Halls - - - . . ~ $ ‘ 643. 
Naturalization - - - - . . - K : 68°. 
Navigations - . ° ° ° ‘. a 683. 
Patents - - . ° - “ . 712. 
Pacing Wetiliien—-Eiiiding--and “Pind dag A ke. - - oc G4. 
Poor Rates—and Maintenance - . . : ~ » ° " 777. 
Roads - ee a Se A ree &lt;&gt; ee ae 1022. 
Railways - - - - - . . . : P ° ‘ 825. 
Small Debts - - - - Ca. ee oe . : . 408. 
Tunnels - - - - - - - ‘ . q ° . 1020. 


§ 3.—Bills partly Private and partly Public : 
East India Company, &amp;c. = - - 282. 426. 439. 499. 501. 670. 709. 1021. 


§ 4.—Withdrawing Public or Private ase and Lgreomen:, : 
others instead thereof : } 239, 240. 766. 








VII. SUPPLY AND WAYS AND MEANS: 


§ 1.—Estimates—Accounts and Papers : 








Presented by Command - | 
in pursuance of Address ; - - - - - - - 155- 
by Order : J 

Referred to Committee - - - - - . - - 894. 


§ 2.—Committees : 
1. Instructions - - - - - - - - - - 891. 976. 


2. Questions upon who shall take the Chair - a oe 1010. 


3. Rules of Proceeding in Committee : 


-—— Smallest Sum 
Latest Day } IX. 367. See [H. 111. 183.] 


Ways and Means not to exceed Supply. See [H. ul. 197.] 





4. Continued—dropped, XVIII. 684. Reena. XVIII. 685.—closed, XV. a 
249, &amp;c.—XVIII. 232. . - - - ° - - ; 
§ 3.—Report : 
1. Re-commitment moved—negatived - - - - - - - 976. 994. 
2. Resolution—read —1st and 2d Time - - - - - atte 975- 993 
3. Amended—disagreed to—or agreed to - - - . - - 976. 994. 


§ 4.—Petitions : 


Read, x. 88. See [H. 111. 226-243.] 
Received against--Trade Regulations—in Tax Bills, XVII. 142. See [H. Ill. 226-243.] 


Not received—against Tax Bills, X1. 154.—XII. 246.—XIV. 271. - 1002, 1012. 
§ 5—Bills: 
Appropriation - - - - - - : - : - 995, 996. 


Tack, IX. 374.—XHI. 164.—XVIL. 194. 212. 354.—LXII. 61. 
See (H. Il. 218-225,.] 

Lords Amendments—Consideration pertponer:— cipagrens to. } 
See (1x. Intercourse with Lords. ] ‘ 

Presented by the Speaker, See [111. Speaker.] 


- 1012, 


e 








; 
: 


xviii 


VILL. INTERCOURSE WITH THE LORDS: 


~§1.—Searching Lords Journals, 368. 370. 





PREFACE TO THE GENERAL INDEX; 1801—1890. 


SYNTHRETICAL TABLE—continued. 





§ 2.—Messages to the Lords 


To desire attendance of Lords to be examined - - - x ™ - 
To remind the Lords of Bills, &amp;c. XVIII. 418.—XIX. 558. 742. See (H. ill. 30.] 


§ 3.—Message from the Lords: 








References to 


in 


ages 
this Volume. 


668. 





1. By what Messengers—usual—unusual - - - 4 i ‘ : 669. 

2. For Copies of Reports, &amp;c. 

- Information—State of Facts—Grounds and Evidence for Bills oo 668. 66 
bytheCommons - - - - - = = — 
— Attendance of Member to be examined - - - - - 668. 
3. Conferences - - - - - - - - - - - 383-5. 668. 

4. For Copy of Accounts presented to = House of rete pursuant to S 
an Address—not sent - . - - - t 39- 
Be penepaidiaeiingneen. to Bills - - - - - . 668. 
§ 4.—-Proceedings on Lords Amendment to Bills : 

1. Postponing consideration of Amendment - - - - - “ ~ 238. 

2. Laying aside the Bill, 1x. 224. - - - . - ere - 240. 

3- Rejecting the Bill, XXXIII. 954.—XXXIX. 693-4. 

4. Ordering in a new Bill - - - - - - - ~ é “ 238. 

5. Agreeing to Amendments - - - - - - - = 235. 228. 

6. Disagreeing - . - - - - - - - - . . 238. 

— Committee to prepare Reasons, to be delivered at a Conference  - - . 367. 

— Report of Reasons—Read twice—and agreed to - » - P « 367. 

— Message—desiring a Conference - = : - - . - - 658. 

—- Lords— not insisting upon their Amendments—adhering to their Amendments - 668. 

§ 5.—Conferences : 

1. Desired by Lords or Commons—and for what cause - - -~ - 383, 384. 
Managers—Numbers—and how named_ - Siete aie | &lt;a 650. 
Time - - - - - - - - ~ - ° ™ 385. 
Place—and how prepared = - - - - - - : . " 385. 
Form of holding - - - - - - 385. 667. 668. 
Rules of Speaking, I. 123. 271. 273. $13.—t8. 78.- —VIII. 1. 760~X1. 749.— 

XIII. 629.—XVII. 317. See [H. Iv. 53.] 
2. Free Conference, I. 339. 900.— VIII. 689, 690.—IX. 21. 23. 194. 197. 
238. 338. 343, 344.—X. 98. 102. See [H. Iv. 39.] 
§ aia Proceedings : 
. Committees of Inquiry, VIII. 339.—1Xx. 616, 617, 618, 619, 620.— 
x. 667.—XI. 319. See (H. Il. 38-45. 
2. Resolutions - - - - ~ = A ° " m 843. 
3. Addresses preseuted : 
—-— Te 5 te RE TN Ame a ele 191. 
— ByCommittees -  - - - - - ~ ° . 191. 
IX. IMPEACHMENTS: 
§ 1.—Commons Proceedings before Trial : 

1. Commenced ; 

By Member delivering in Articles of Charge—considered in a Com- 
mittee—reported, XLI. 483. 536.—XLII. 6. 623. 753. 

Or, by Resolutions of a Committee of the whole House to impeach, 
Il. 162. 192. 195. 

Peers heard pending the proceedings Ee er - [eG .¢ 646. 

2, Going up to the Lords and Impeaching—without leaving Articles - - 

— Committee to prepare Articles—Report— — to 562, 565 

3. Delivering Articles of Charge PaeRaEH sO ll hs BRS : hatin 

—— Further Articles - - - - - - - ° 
4. Commitment of Impeached Persons, XLII. 793-796.—Bail, XII. 255.— 
XVI. 256. 
5. Answer . 
6. Replication } ie glag. Be SEP ces « nee Santen, ute oo.) 









PREFACE TO THE GENERAL INDEX ; 1801—1890. 








SYNTHETICAL TABLE—continued. 








1X. IMPEACHMENTS-——(continued.) —— to 
ages in 
; eat this Volume. 
§ 2.—Lords Proceedings: — 
1. Trial in Westminster Hall ; 
Commons Order of going -~— - ee ee eee A 563 
Attending by whole House as Committee 


Managers Place, XII. 301.—XX. 505.~-— Exceptions taken to their 
Words, XIX. 87.—XLIV. 298. 316. 320. 


§ 3.—Commons Proceedings after Trial : 











1. Report of Evidence and Proceedings \ ° F : fs , : 563. 
2. Thanks to the Managers - - 
3. Judgment, I. 575. 606. 608. 789. 913.—1X. 671. 708.—xXIII. 570. 
X. KING AND ROYAL FAMILY: 
§ 1.—The King: 
1. Calling and Holding Parliament. See [I. Parliament called.] 
2. Sending Messages by Black Rod - - - - - : - -. 663. 
by Ministers. 
jnniniiel Verbal i ‘ abo, © No . F : - 660, 661. 
Written - - - - - - - - 663-667. 
3. Answering Addresses - - - : - - - - - 661. 868. 
4- Not to notice Matters depending, I. 384.—II. 27. 342. 344.—VIII. 670.— 
XXVII. 738. —XXXIX. 842. See (H. Il. 352-360.) 
5. Recommending Grants of Public Money - - - = = = 623-627. 
6. Consenting to Bills—affecting the Interest of the Crown - - . 218, 219. 


7. Signing Bills of Pardon—and Restitution of Blood, XI. 331.— XII. 58.— 
XIV. 142.— XVII. 118, 119.— XVIII. 625.—X XV. 406. See [H. M1. 69.] 


8. Giving the Royal Assent to Bills—in Person—or by Commission - -~— - 623. 
§ 2.—Adjournment Fn Te a kk ee 5-41. 
Prorogation— Dissolution, See (1. Parliament.) 


§ 3.—Royal Family noticed in Parliament : 


ADDRESSES of Congratulation—on Marriage - - 172. 528. 667. 790. 1060. 
— Birth of Issue, XXXIV. 78. 605.—XXXV. 726.—XXXVI. 546. 
_ XXXVII. 169.—XXXVIII. 19.—XXXIX. 713.—LI. 276. 
290, 291. 





of Condolence on Deaths - - - - - - 172. 667. 7Qv. 
—— Marriage Portions, Lil. 533. 540. 544. 





XI. REGENCY—DEMISE OF THE CROWN—NEW REIGN : 





PROCEEDINGS for a Regency, XLIV.1 - - - - - 627. 
ASSEMBLING of Parliament on a Demise of the Crown 628. 





- . aha 
—— aa eet 
—————SSS 


| 


Page. 
239 


276 


481 


483 
486 
535 


535 
649 


866 


Head. 
Bills, N° 434 - 


Churches, N° 97 - 
Edwards, George - 


‘ 


Elections, N° 599 


Elections, N° 641 - 
Elections, N* 709 - 
Hood, Lord - - 


Hops, N° 4 - -: 


Members, N° 36 


Speaker, - - - 





4 


CORRIGENDA. 


after LXI. 503. insert “ Frivolous Arrests ; for further extending 
“ certain Acts; LXV. 507, 510.” 

after R. A. 164. insert (“ St. Saviour.”) 

after the name, insert “‘ Motion that he do forthwith attend the 
“ Bar of the House,—Withdrawn ; LXXV. 133.” 

after LVIII. 73. insert “ Mawes Saint, Francis Horner; 
“ LXX 196.” 

after LXI. 37. insert “Truro, John Lemon; LIX. 58.” 

after One of, insert “ the Clerks of.” 

after Accounts and Papers, 2828-9, zmsert “‘ Hood, Sir Samuel, 


See.” 

lines 4 and 5, to follow line 6. 

after LXV. 162. insert “ On the conduct of the Duke of York, 
“ Charles Long; LXIV. 54.” 

after N° 17. insert “ Clavering, Brigadier General, That he had 
“ received a Letter from him, the contents of which he stated 
“ to the House ; LXIV. 107.” 





GENERAL INDEX 


TO THE 


Journals. of the House of Commons, 


VoLuME LVI. a.p. 180L-——VoLumE LXXV. 4.p..1820. 








A. 
AB BOT, The Right Honourable Charles :—see Colchester, Lord. House, 97. 148. 


Messages, 9. Speaker, 2, 3. 12. _ : 
Abbott, Thomas :—see Evections, 211. 


Abbott, William :—see Committees, 1487. East India Affairs, 36. 55- Petitions, 198. 


Abercromby, Lieutenant General the Honourable Jobin :—see House, 98. 
Abercromby, Sir Ralph, K. B. :—see House, 123. 163. 


Abercromby, Lad &gt;-—Bill for settling an Annuity (of £.2,000.) upon her, and the two next persons to whom the Title of 
Baron Abercromby shall descend ; Ordered, tv1.462. Presented, 469. Rk. A. 599. See Committees 755. Messages, 11. 


Abigail (Ship) :—see Petitions, 2. 


Abjuration &gt;—— Oath of Abjuration taken and subscribed, By the Speaker and the Members of the House,—At the beginning of the 
first Parliament of the United Kingdom (23 January 1801); tv1.7,8, At the beginning of new Parliaments (November 1802); 
Lvi11.8. (December 1806); Lxir.4. (June 1807), 560. (November 1812); Lxvirt..5. (January 1819); Lxx1v. 9. (April 
1820); Lxxv.10g. In consequence of the Accession of King George IV. (January 1820); txxv. 89. By Members returned 
upon new Writs [ Entered the first time it occurs in each session.]; LV11. 3.—LIX. 3.—LX. 3.-—LXI. 3.—LXI11. 3-—LXIV. 3.—LXV. 3. 
——LXVI. 3, 4.—LX VIL. 3.— LXIX. 3.—-LXX. 3.—LXXI. 3.—LX XII. 3. —LXXIII.. 3..——-LX XV, 3, 89. 





Absence, Leave of :—sece Members, 45. 51. 65-88. 189. ' 


Absentees &gt;—-—Bill to repeal the tax on salaries, &amp;c. in Ireland, of persons not resident therein ; Ordered, v1. 583. Presented, 594. 
R. A. 664. See Committees, 1, 


Academical Institution of Belfast :—see Beiase. 
Academical Society of London :—see Accounts and Papers, 2. Petitions, 154. 


Acad emy, Royal Lrish *——See Accounts and Papers, 3. Petitions, 594. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Accessaries :——Bills for the more convenient trial of Accessaries in certain Felonies, &amp;c.—See Ships and Vessels, 1,2. 
Accession {——Of King George the Fourth, and Proceedings thereupon; txxv. 89.—See King, 164. 


Accomptant, or Accountant General :—See Accounts and Papers 922. 1143. 5388. Committees, 156. 
Courts of Justice, 14. 19-22. 36. Property Taz, 3. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Accountants, Public :——Bill for more efiectually charging them with interest upon balances, &amp;c.; Ordered, x11. 784, 
Presented; printed; 788. k. a. 830. See Accounts and Papers, 4-33. 


Accounts, Public: Bills relative to Public Accounts : 
1. For altering the period of making up the Accounts of the Public Revenue, directed to be laid before Parliament by Act 27 Geo. IIL; 
Ordered, Lv11. 489. Presented,497. Printed,545. Re-committed, 557. R. a. 641. 


2. For directing certain Public Accounts of Ireland to be laid annually before Parliament ; Ordered, L1x. 225. So much of order of leave for 
Bill discharged as relates to the discontinuing of certain other Forms of Account now in use, 239. Bill presented, 246. R. a. 372. 
3. -Toamend Act 25 Geo. III. for better examining and auditing the Public Accounts of this Kingdom ; Ordered, Lx. 297. Presented, 302. 
R. A. 430. 
For appointing additional Commissioners for examining and auditing Public Accounts; Ordered, Lx. 426. Presented, 436. Rn. a. 488. 


5. To provide for the more effectual examination of Accounts of the Expenditure of Public Monies in the West Indies; Ordered, 1x1. 327 
Instruction for granting salaries to the Commissioners, &amp;c. 358. Bill presented; printed ; +365. ®. A+ 479. 


6. For making more effectual provision for the more speedy and regular examination of the Public Accounts of this Kingdom ; Ordered, . . 
Lx1. 440. Instruction for granting salaries to the Commissioners, &amp;c. 453. Bill presented; printed; 456. Rk. a. 567. 


7. For enabling the Commissioners of West India Accounts more speedily and effectually to investigate the same; Ordered, Lx111. 371. 
Presented ; printed; 411. &amp;. A. 464. 
8. For 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) B 








6 ACCOUNTS PUBLIC——-ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS. 





Accounts, Public: Bills relative to Public Accounts—continued. 
8. For further regulating the constitution of the Board of Commissioners for auditing the Public Accounts; Ordered, tx1v.341. Presented, 
348. ®. A. 398. ; ° * 


To prowide for the speedy atid régular examination and audit of the Public Accounts:of Ireland; Ordered, Lxvir. 255. Instruction for 
providing salaries for the Commissioners, 275. Bill presented, 281, R.A. 351. 


11. For the more speedy examination and auditing of the Military Accounts of Ireland; Ordered, txvi1. 255. Instruction for providing 
salaries for the Commissioners, 275. Bill presented, 291. R. A. 351. 


19. For the more speedy and effectual examination and audit of the Accounts of Military Expenditure in Spain and Portugal; Ordered, 
LXV111.599. Presented; printed; 605. rR. a. 668. 


13. Toempower the Auditor General of Accounts in Spain and Portugal to examine Accounts of Public Expenditure in France; Ordered, 
LX1x. 417. Presented, 4239: R.A. 471. 

14. To provide for the effectual examination of Accounts of the Colonial Revenues in Ceylon, Mauritius, Malta, Trinidad, and the Cape of Good 
Hope; Ordered, ux1x. 424. Presented; printed; 450. Re-committed, 495. R. a. 519. To continue the said Act ; Ordered, 
LxxIv. 233. Presented, 551. R. a. 608. Further to continue the said Act; Ordered, txxv. 382. Presented, 383. 
R.A. 455- 

15. To repeal so much of two Acts as requires certain Accounts to be laid before Parliament, and to amend Act 26 Geo. III; Ordered, Lx x1v. 
560. Presentel, 573. R.A. 631. . 

16. For altering and abolishing certain forms of proceedings in the Exchequer and Audit Office, relative to Public Accountants, and for making 


further provisions for the purpose of facilitating and expediting the passing of Public Accounts; Ordered, Lxxv. 382. Presented ; 
printed ; 383. Reported; day appointed for further considering Report, and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 439. Not proceeded in. 








te 


17. Resolutions relative to the mode of making up of Public Accounts, and the time of laying them before Parliament ; Lx1. 537. 


See Accounts and Papers, 4-33. 4455. Army, 12. 15-17. ; Barracks, 2, 3, 4. Committees, 2-5. 1847. Consolidated 
Fund, 1. King, 41. Postage, 11. Supply, Key to Supply. 








I. Accounts and Papers presented (or, ordered to be presented) 
to the House, relative to various matters; 1—5285. 


| 
Accounts and Papers. 
: 


: II. Authority for presenting Accounts and Papers; 5286—5289. 
III. Modes of presenting Accounts and Papers ; 5290—5299. 


IV. Orders, Resolutions and Incidental Proceedings, relative to 
Accounts and Papers ; 5293—5331. 


V. Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, 
—and Motions withdrawn—relative to Accounts and Papers; 
5332—5 668. 


1.—Questions, and Previous Questions, for laying Accounts and Papers before the House, Negatived or 
Superseded ; 5332—5539- 


2.—Other Questions, and Previous Questions, relative to Accounts and Papers, Negatived or Superseded ; 


5541—5546. 
3.—Motions for laying Accounts and Papers before the House, Withdrawn ; 5547—5662. 
: 4.—Other Motions relative to Accounts and Papers, Withdrawn ; 5563—5668. 





Mem:—In the following List of Accounts and Papers, the Letter P. denotes, Ordered to be printed; (App. —) 
shows the page where such Account or Paper is entered in the Appendix to the Journal Volume. 


appear under the Head Accounts and Papers, but are to be sought for under the respective Committees, 


i OQ_OT OO 


| *,” The Reports of Select Committees, to which frequently many Accounts and Papers are annexed, do not 








I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented), to the House,—relative to— 


L 


10. 


11 « 


12, 


13. 


14. 


15. 


16. 


17. 


18. 


19. 


21. 


28. Return of Expenses of the Establishment of the Commissioners of Audit in Portugal; txxu1. 118, P. 


Abbot, Mr. John :—Copy of Memorial and other Papers touching his case; uxxi. 248, . (Order for: printing Appendix 
. discharged, 264.) | . 


Abeille, Magdalene :—See infra, 2766. 


Academical Society :—Copy of Petition from the Academical Society in Chancery Lane, to the Magistrates of London, rx x11. 235. 


Academy, Royal Irish :—Estimates for; 1816; uxx1. 458, (App.665.)-—-1817; Lxxut. 179, (App-§99-)--1818;, LX XIII. 245. 
(App. 534-)—1819; LXXIv. 512, (P.577,) (App. 738.)—1820; Lxxv. 314, (App. 582.) 


_ Accountant: General :—See infra, 922. 1143. 


Accounts and Accountants Public : 


List of Officers and Departments whose Accounts are audited by the Commissioners of Public Accounts; Lv1. 491, (P. 492.)—LVID. 554, B. 
—LVIII. 692, P.—LIX. 109, P.—LX. 252, P.—-LXI. 139, P.—LXII. 301, P.—LXIII. 324, P.—-LXIV. 323, P.—LXV. 211, P.— 
LXVI. 199, P.—LXVII. 222, P.—LXVIII. 347, P-L XIX. 157, P.—-LXX. 178, P.—LXXI. 237, P.—-LXXI. 184, P.—-LXXILI. 194, 
(P. 218.) —LXXIVv. 264, P.—LXXV. 127, P. . 


List of Persons accountable before the Commissioners for auditing Public Accounts, for money imprested on account for Extraordinary 
Services; Lv111. 692, P.—LIX. 109, P.—LX. 252, P.—LXI. 139, P.——-LXII. 301, P.—LXIII. 934, P.—LXIV. 323, P.—LXV. 
211, P.—LXVI. 200, P.—LXVII. 222, P.—L XVIII. 347, P.—LXIX. 157, P.-—LXx. 178, P. 


List of Accounts delivered into the office of the Commissioners of Public Accounts, since 5th July 1785, whereon no progress has been 
made (Ordered, Lv1. 295, but not presented.) —1iv11. 661, P.—Lvit1. 692, P.— LIX. 109, P.—LX. 147, P.-—-LX1. 139, P—=LX11, 301, P. 
—LXIII. 238, P.—LXIV. 323, P.—LXV. 211, P—LXVI. 200, P.—LXVII. 222, P,x—LXVIII. 347, P-—LXIX. 157, P.—LXXx. 178, P. 
—LXXI. 237, P.--LX XII. 184, P.—LXXII1I. 194, (P. 218.) —LxxIv. 264, P.—LXXV. 127, P. 


List of Accounts delivered over to the Commissioners of Public Accounts, by the late Auditors of the Imprest, on which any progress has 
been made; and also, of Accounts delivered in, so far as any Balances appear to be now owing; LVI. 491, (P. 492.)—LVII. 554, P.— 
LVIII. 692, P.—LIX. 110, P.—-LX. 147, P.—LXI. 139, Pe-—LXII. 301, P—=LXIIE. 238, P.—LXIV. 323, Pe—LXV. 211, Pe LXVE, 
200, P.—LXVII. 222, P.—LXVIII. 347, P.—LXIX, 157, P.—-LXXx. 178, P.—LXXI. 237, P.—-LXXII. 184, P.—LXXIII. 194, 
(P. 218.) —LxxIv. 264, P.—LXXV. 127, P. 


List of Accounts delivered into the office of the Comptrollers of Army Accounts, since 5th January 1793, whereon any Balances appear 
to be now owing; LVI. 490, (P. 492.)—LVII. 554, P.—LIx. 346, 412, P.—LX. 313, P.—LXI. 357, P.-——-LXII}. 274, P. —LXIV. 927,P. 
—LXV. 305, P.—-LXVI. 259, P.—LXVII. 233, P.—LXVIII. 348, P.—LXIX. 152, P.—LXX. 248, P.—LXXI. 243, P.—LXXII. 81, 
(v. 196.) —xLxxirt. 48, (P.218.)—LxxIv. 281, P.—Lxxv. 156, P. 


List of Public Accountants in respect of whom the execution of any Process hath been controlled, suspended, or prevented, by authority 
of His Majesty or the Prince Regent; tv11. 21, (App. 700.)—Lvi1I. 70, (App. '732.)—LIx. 162, (App, 5683) 212, (App. 569.)— 
—wux. 16, (App. 595.)—Lx1. 20, (App. 617.)—Lx111. 211, P. (App. 758.) —LxvilI. 348, P.—LXIX. 152, P—LxXXx. 248, P,— 
LXXI. 243, P.—LXXII. 95, P.—LxXxi11. 48, (P. 218.) —Lxx1v. 281, P.—LxXxv. 156, P. 


Return of all principal Accountants to whom Money has been issued from the Exchequer ; (Ordered, Lx1. 338, but not presented.) 


Return of all Persons now indebted to His Majesty upon final Accounts examined and passed by the Commissioners for auditing. Public 
Accounts; LXXII. 320, P. 


Statement showing Arrear in the examination of the current Accounts before the Commissioners of Colonial Audit; Lx x1v.615, (App. 1154.) 


Return of the dates to which the Auditors appointed by Act 54 Geo. III. c. 184, have audited the Accounts of Ceylon, Mauritius, Malta, 
Trinidad, and the Cape of Good Hope; Lxxv. 207, P. 


Copy of Instructions given in 1813, to the Auditor General, for the execution of his duties in the Peninsula; of all Orders given to him upon 
the subject of his return to this country, in 1814; statement of Sums issued to the Auditor; statement of Salaries and number of 
Persons employed; accounts audited and sums recovered by the Audit Office at Lisbon; (Ordered, Lxx1v. 613; but not presented 
till the neat Session, LXXv. 277, P.) ; 


Account of all monies expended by the Commissioners for auditing the Peninsular Accounts, Persons employed, and Salaries; Lx xv. 451. 


Account of Arrears and Balances due from persons whose Accounts have been delivered in to the Commissioners of Imprest Accounts, &amp;c. 
in Ireland, since 5 Jan. 1780; Lv1. 655, P.—Since 5 Jan. 1800; Lv11. 550, (P. 572.) 


List of Officers whose Accounts are audited by the Commissioners for auditing Public Accounts in Ireland; tvi1, 221. (P. 303,) (App. 846.) 


List of Persons accountable before the Commissioners for auditing the Public Accounts, for money imprested on account, and for Extraordinary 
Services in Ireland; (Ordered, tvitt. 111, but not presented.) 


List of all Accounts not yet delivered into the Office of the Commissioners for auditing Public Accounts, and several other Lists relating to 
Public Accounts and Accountants; LxI. 372, 379, P- 


Account of yearly Salaries due and payable to the Commissioners, Inspectors, Clerks and Persons employed in the Office of the Com- 
missioners for auditing Public Accounts; Lx1. 439, P. 


Account of expense of the Establishment of additional Commissioners appointed under Act 45 Geo. III; Lx1. 439, P. 


Estimate of Annual Expense of such arrangements as may be necessary for consolidating the two Boards of Commissioners for auditing 
Public Accounts ; LXI. 439, P- 


Estimate of Sum wanted to pay Fees on passing Public Accounts ; Lx11.196, (App.489.)—Lx11. 622, (App. 638.) —Lx111. 152, (App.731.)— 
—Lxiv. 108, ( App. 481.)—Lxv. 288, (App. 579.) —LxvI. 129, (App. 530.) —Lxvil. 37, (App. 940.)—LX VIL. 113, (App. — 
LXIX. 92, P. (App. 599.)——-Lxx. 160, P. (App. 572.) ’ 


Account of all Sums paid in respect of Fees on passing Public Accounts through the Treasury and Exchequer, during Ten Years, ending 
31 December 1816; Lxx1I. 230, Pp. (App. 820.) 


Estimate of Sum wanted for Retired Allowances to Clerks in the Office for auditing Public Accounts; txvit. 477, (App. 652.)— 
LXVIL. 582, (App. 756.) —LXxIx. 120, Pp. (App. 601.)—Lxx. 160, P. (App. §70-)—-LXxI. 295, PB. (App. 638.)—_xx11. 276, P. 
(App. 583.)—LxX x11. 104, P. (App. 508.)—Lxx1v. 126, P. (App. 707.) 

Statement of number of Accounts contained in the List dated 24 March 1814, which have been audited, stated or declared since that time; 
several other statements relating to,—West India Accounts, Barrack Master General, Mr. Wyatt, Regimental Accounts, Regimental 


Military Accounts, Commissariat Accounts, Commissioners of West India Revenue Inquiry; Lxx. 69, (P. 105 ;) 73, (P- 1055) 75+ 
(P. 105;) 80, (P. 105;) 81, P.; 92, P. 


Account of all warrants or other communications from the Treasury to the Auditors of Public Accounts, during three years, ending 
1 January 1817, transferring the audit of any Accounts; LX XII. 53, ®- 


29. Aceount 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








31. 


Ss&amp;&amp;ssas 


41. 
42. 
43. 


45. 


47. 
48. 


51. 


52, 


2-2 8 8 88 § 


&amp; 





Accounts and Accountants Public—continued. 


. Account of total Expense of the'several Officers employed in auditing the Public ‘Accounts, at home and-abroad, with a Return of Accounts - 


in arrear, the year ending 5 January 1819; (Ordered, Lxxv. 84, but not presented.) 


~ Reports of Commissioners of Account in Ireland; (appointed by Act 23 &amp; 24Geo. ILI, c. 26.) ‘Twenty-fifth; nv1. 97, (P-114,). (App. 756.) 


—Twenty-sixth; vis. 472, P. (App. 943.)—Twenty-seventh; Lviit. 321, (P. 230,) (App. 820.)—Twenty-eighth ; Lv111.327, P. 
(App. 939-)-—Twenty-ninth ; r1x.61, 64, (App. 527.)—Thirtieth; tx.9, (P. 56,) (App. 521.) —Thirty-first; ux1. 12, p.—Thirty- 
second; Lx11. 25, P.—Thirty-third; Lx111. 59, P—Thirty-fourth; tx1v. 11, (P. 17.)—Thirty-fifth; txv,,20.—Thirty-sixth ; 
txv. 196. (P. 309.)—Thirty-seventh; Lxvi. 120, (P.249.)—Thirty-eighth; xvi. 88, (Pp. 102.)—Thirty-ninth and last Report ; 
LXVIII..335, P- 


Ditto (appointed by Act 52 Geo. III, c. 52.) — First Report; txviti. 335, P-— Second; Lx1x. 212, P.— Third; txx. 73, (P. 83.) 


—Fourth; Lxxi. 113, P.—Fifth; Lxxit. 137, p—Sixth; txx111. 199, (P. 212.)—Seventh; LxxIv. 351, (P. 508.)—Eighth; 
LXXV. 225, (P. 268.) 


. Copies of all Evidence and other Proceedings, taken by the Commissioners of Accounts in Ireland previous to making their’e8th Report ; 


LVII1. 443, (P 467,) (App. 946.) 


. Account of the receipt and disbursements of the Commissioners of Accounts in Ireland; for the year 1800 , Lv1. 97, (P. 114,) (App. 756.) 





1801; LVII. 225. 1802; LVIII. 221. 1805; LXI. 41. 
114, (rv. 138.)——1809 ; Lxv. 20. 











1806; LXII. 107.——~-1807; LXIII. 59.——1808; Lxrv. 
1810; LXVI. 120, (P. 249.)}——1811; Lxvil. 88. 





. Acts :— Account of Private Acts passed from_1784 tothe latest period ; (Ordered, Lx v1. 284, but not presented.) —See infra, 4114. 4816, 4817. 


. Addresses :—Account of Money issued pursuant to Addresses, and not made good; 1801; Lv1. 82. (Withrawn, and another Account 


ordered, 104.) Presented, 122, (App.'774;) 500, (App. 877;) 505, (App. 882.)——-1802; Lvir. 38, (App. 701.)——. 1803; (Ordered, 
Lvii1. 70; Order discharged, 76 ;) another Account presented, 91, P. (App. 7333) 520, (App. 1150.}——1804; LIx. 42, (App. 500;) 
378, (App. 773-)-——1805;, LX. 124, (App. 724;) 435, (App. 724-)——1806; Lx1. 186, Pp. (App. 744;) 224, P. (App.775;) 487. 
(App. 885.}——1807 ; x11. 260, (App.534-)—LX11. 791, (App. 953-)——18083,_Lx111.180, (App. 741.) ——1809; Lxiv. 267, 
(App. 484.)——1810; Lxv. 231, (App. 577.)——-1811; Lxv1. 199, (App. 533.)-——1812; Lxvuit. 41, (App.640;) 474, (App. 652.) 
——1813; Lxvint, 584, (App. 758.)}——1814; Lxix. 15, (Pp. 16,) (App. 5933) 851, P- (App. 615.)——1815; Lxx.. 38, P. 
(App. 566 ;) 401, P. (App. 584.) 


Adjutant General :—See infra, 382. 760. 


Admiralty : 


.' Copy of Admiralty: Patent, dated 19 February 1801; Lv1ti. 99. - 
. Account of proceedings of the Lords Commissioners relative to the Naval Departments ; Lv1it. 563, Pp. (App. 1152.) 


Account of Fees received at the Admiralty on Licences for five years, ending 31 December 1808; Lx1v. 188, p. (App. 666.) 

Copy of Orders in Council 15 January 1800, for regulating the Salaries of the Secretaries of the Admiralty in Peace and War; LxX1. 203, P. 
Copy of Order in Council dated 21 June 1815, directing that the War Salaries of the Secretaries shall be permanent ; Lx x1. 194, (P. 195.) 
Copy of Orders in Council in January 1816, for Increase of the Salaries in the Admiralty ; Lx x1. 203, P. 


_ Account showing the Establishment of the Admiralty on 31 December 1800; Lxx1. 230, P. 


Account of number of Clerks and Rate of Salaries for the years ending.1815 and-1816, and showing the Establishment of the Admiralty on 
31 December 1800; LxxX1I. 241, P. 


Copy of Mr. Croker’s Letters concerning the Clerks of the Admiralty, dated 5 February and 21 February 1816 ; uxxr1. 241, P. 


Account of the particulars of the Sum expended during. the last ten years, under the head of Contingent Charges in the Admiralty; distin- 
guishing all sums above £.200; LXxI. 323, P. 


. Copy of)any Warrant whereby the Salary of the Secretary of the Admiralty was, during -the last year, raised to the War Establishment ; 


LX XII. 22, P. (App. 500). 
Copy of Commission appointing certain persons to execute the Office of Lord High Admiral of Great Britain; Lx x11. 65, (App. 500.) 


Account of total Expense of Admiralty Office in 1792 and 1813, and of Sum voted on Estimate in 1819; (Ordered, Lxxv. 84, but not 
presented. ) 


See infra, 3623. 3662. 3670. 3680. 
Admiralty, Court of, and Droits of : 


Copy of Memorial with accompanying Papers presented by Captain Cochrane to the Admiralty respecting Prize Causes ; (Ordered, Lv111.348 ; 
Order discharged, 556.) 


. Account of Sums received by sale of Droits of Admiralty, from the 1st of January 1793 to 5 April 1805; Lx. 355, (P- 460.) 


Account of Net Proceeds paid into the Registry of the High Court of Admiralty, or to the Receiver General of Droits of all Property con- 
demned as Droits since 1 January 1793; Lx111. 183, P. (App. 742.) 


Account of total Sum issued under Warrants from His Majesty, being Proceeds of Droits of Admiralty or of Droits of the Crown, since 
ist of January 1792; LXIII. 153. 


Account of Proceeds of all Property received by the Commissioners under Act 35 Geo. III, as Droits claimed by His Majesty ; Lx111. 288, P. 
(App. 747-) 

Account of Proceeds of all Property received by all or any Commissioners appointed by His Majesty; Lxir1. 288, p. (App. 747-) 

Copy of Affidavit of Jens Wolff, esquire, in the cause of the Emanuel, filed in the Registry of the High Court of Admiralty; Lx111. 80, P. 


Copies of any Attestation of William Lyman, esquire, filed in the Registry of the High Court of Admiralty, in the cause of the Sansons, 
18 August 1807; Lx111. 80, P. 


Account of the Amount of the King’s Proctor’s Bill of Charges for Proceedings in the High Court of Admiralty in the respective causes of. 
Dutch Prize Ships; Lx111. 370, P. 


Account of ail Balances in the hands of the Registrar of the High Court of Admiralty, being the property of Suitors, &amp;c.; ( Presented, and to be. 
printed, Lxtv.228, Pp ; Account withdrawn, and another ordered ; presented, and to be printed; 232.) 


. Account of all Balances in the hands of the Registrar of the High Court of Admiralty ; Lx1v. 353, P. 


Account of Net Proceeds of all Moneis which have accrued to His Majesty, as Droits of Admiralty, from 1760 to 1809; (Ordered, Lx1V..390,° | 
but not presented.) 


. Account of Sales by the Agents of the Two Sisters captured by the Lord Nelson, and of the Amphion taken by the Ethalion, and Copy of the 


Authority to the King’s Proctor, dated 29 March 1779; Lxv. 128, P. 130, P. 135, 142, 151, P- 


. Copy of His Majesty’s Warrant, dated 15 January 1805, granting a proportion of the Proceeds of the Sarah Mariah to the Officers and Crew 
of the 


Acasta; LXV. 151, 153,.154- 


.. Copy, of ‘Létter from the Treasurer of the Navy to the Lords of the Admiralty, of 2d October 1809, and other Papers relating to Prizes; 


Lxv. 112, Pp. (App. 718.) 122, P. ; 

Copy of Letter from John Mitchell to Lord Hawkesbury, dated Hamburgh, 8 December 1803, and other Papers relating to Prizes; Lxv. 

128, 142, (P.. 350.) +e 

Copies of Letters, with their Enclosures, from Sir Sidney Smith to his Agents, Messrs. Cooke and Halford, dated 20 November 1803 and 
14 January 1804, respecting Timber Ships; other Papers relating to the same subject ; xv. 161. , 

- 66. Copy 


67. 


68. 


69, 
70. 


71. 
72 


73. 
74. 


75. 
76. 


77. 


78. 


79. 


80. 


81. 


82. 


83. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 9g 





Admiralty, Court of, and Droits of—continued. 


Copy of Report of the King’s Proctor to the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury, dated 28 December 1804, on the case of the Ships J 
Jan and Peter; several other Reports and Minutes relating to Prize Ships ; Lxv. 153. Shi 


Copy of Order of Queen Anne in Council, transmitting to the Lord High Admiral, Copy of Report of Sir Charles Hedges respecting Prizes; 
LXV. 157, P. 


Copies of the ing Papers now in the Court of Admiralty in the following causes; viz. Amphion, Bachman Master; General Major V 
Borck, rie, bie &amp;e.; xv. 218. y s phion ne ajor Von 
Copies of certain Papers relating to Prizes; viz. Amphion, Bachman Master ; General Major Von Borck, Bremer Master, &amp;c.; Lxv. 218. 


Report of His _——— Procurator-General to the Lords of the Treasury, in the case of the Flora, upon the Memorial of William Moir, &amp;c.; 
LXV. 218, 


Copies of certain Papers respecting the Timber Cargoes; (Ordered, xv. 221, but not presented.) 

Copy of Agreement entered into between William Rothery and William Moir, under which he was paid £.30 per cent on the condemned 
Timber Cargoes ; Lxv. 344. 

Copy of Correspondence relative to Cargoes of Masts and Timber, addressed to Messrs. Johnson and Co.; Lxv. 344. 

Copy of a Letter, with two Enclosures, from Mr. Nicholas to Lord Hawkesbury, dated Hamburgh, 6 January 1804; other Papers relating 
to Timber Cargoes; txv. 344, 346, (P. 346.) 

Account of total Amount of the Net Procceds of Droits of Admiralty; txv. 431, P. (App. 727.); txv. 482, Pp. (App. 729.) 

Account of all Sums of Money arising from Droits of Admiralty vested by the Registrar in Exchequer Bills, since 5 April 1805; (Ordered, 
LXxv. 472, but not presented.) 

Account of amount of the final Adjudication of all Danish Ships and Property named in @ List before the House, 4 April 1808 ; (Ordered, 
LXV. 493, but not presented.) 


Account of Net Proceeds to the Credit of each Dutch Ship and Cargo, which were detained or seized as Dutch Property previous to 15 Sep- 
’ tember 1795; (Ordered, Lxv. 493, but not presented.) 


Account of amount of the final Adjudication of all Danish Ships and Property named in a List before the House 4 April 1808; Lxvr. 293, 
(P. 303.) 

Account of Net Proceeds to the Credit of each Dutch Ship and Cargo, which were detained or seized as Dutch Property previous to 15 Sep- 
tember 1795; LXVI. 293, (P. 303.); LXVI. 423, P. 

Account, of Net Proceeds to the Credit of each Dutch Ship and Cargo taken under the direction of the English East India Company ; 
LXVI. 381, P. ’ 


Account of amount of Ships, Vessels, and Cargoes, claimed as belonging to Subjects of his Danish Majesty; (Ordered, xvi. 345, but not 
presented, ) 


Account of amount of all Ships and Vessels, Cargoes and part Cargoes, condemned as Prize to His Majesty in the High Court of Admiralty 
as Droits, since 1793 ; (Ordered, Lxv1. 351, but not presented.) 


84. Account of amount of all Ships and Vessels, Cargoes and part Cargoes, condemned as Prize to His Majesty in the Vice Admiralty Courts of 


3 &amp; &amp; 


104. 


105. 
106. 
107. 


108. 
109, 


110. 
111. 


Jamaica, Newfoundland, Bermuda, Nova Scotia, &amp;c. since 1793 ; (Ordered, Lxv1. 351, but not presented. ) 


. Copy of Commission or Appointment of Dr. Sewell to officiate ds Judge of the Vice Admiralty Court of Malta; ixvr. 432. 
. Several other Papers relating to the Vice Admiralty Court of Malta; Lxv1. 432. 
. Proceedings of the Treasurer of the Navy respecting Prize Matters, as communicated by him to the Board of Admiralty in January 1811 ; 


LXVI. 424, P. 


. Copies or Letters from the Treasurer of the Navy to Captain Mason of His Majesty’s Ship Fisgard, 31 January 1811; Lxvi. 431, P. 463, 


464, (P. 465.) 


. Copies of Correspondence between the Treasurer of the Navy and Messrs. Cooke and Halford, relative to an Item of Charge of £.462. 175. od. 


supposed, in the Treasurer's Letter 29 January 1811, to contain the amount of the Actuary’s Bill at Yarmouth ; (Ordered, txv1. 462, 
but not presented. ) 


. Copy of Sentence of Condemnation in the High Court of Admiralty, 5 December 1810, of all Property taken at the Saintes Islands; 


(Ordered, txv1. 463, but not presented.) 


Copy of Answer of Messrs. Cooke and Halford to Letter of the Treasurer of the Navy, respecting the Item of Charge of £.462. 17s. 2d.; 
(Ordered, uxv1. 463, but not presented.) 


Account of Net Proceeds to the Credit of each Dutch Ship and Cargo taken under the Direction of the English East India Company; 
(Ordered, Lxvit. 31, but not presented. ) 


Account of amount of Ships, Vessels, and Cargoes claimed as belonging to Subjects of His Danish Majesty; txvit. 105, (P. 120.) 


. Account of amount of all Ships and Vessels, Cargoes and part Cargoes, condemned as Prize in the name of His Majesty in the High Court 


of Admiralty as Droits, since 1793 ; LXVII. 105, (P. 120,) 150. 


. Account of amount of all Ships and Vessels, Cargoes and part Cargoes, condemned as Prize in the name of His Majesty in the Vice 


Admiralty Courts of Jamaica, Newfoundland, Bermuda, Nova Scotia, Bombay, Bahama Islands, Barbadoes, Malta, Antigua, and 
Gibraltar, as Droits, since 1793; LXVII. 114, (P.115.) 


. Account of the Monies of Suitors in the High Court of Admiralty, on 1st January 1810, 1811, and 1812; yxvir. 114, (P. 115,) (App. 789.) 
. Return to Address for Account, showing the Amount received from Droits, from 5 January 1110 to 5 January 1812; LxviI. 120, P. 


(App. 789.) 


. Account of any Sums taken from the Fund of Droits, and repaid into the same; Lxv11. 390, (App. 791.) 
. Account of number of Neutral Ships brought to Adjudication in the High Court of Admiralty, &amp;c. for being engaged in voyages contrary 


to Order in Council, 7 January 1807; Lxvii. 410. 


. An Account of all Sums taken from the Fund of Droits and afterwards replaced, down to the present period; txv11, 493, (App. 791.) 


Account showing the amount received from Droits, from 5 January 1812 to 5 January 1813; Lxvit1. 340, P. (App. 899.) 


Return to Address of 1 March 1814, for Account showing the total amount of Proceeds received from Droits, since 5 January 1813; Lx1x. 
182, pe. (App. 821.) 


. Account showing total amount of Proceeds received from Droits of the Crown and Admiralty since 1 January 1814; Lxx. 75, P. 


(App. 913.) 

Account showing total amount of Proeeeds received from the Droits of the Crown and Admiralty since 1 January 1314; Lxxt. 330, P. 
(App- 972-) 

Return of Persons holding Situations in the Office of the Principal Clerk in the Court of Admiralty in Scotland; 1x x11. 383, P. 


Account of the state of Droits of Admiralty, from 27 April 1816 to 14 February 1817; Lxx11. 80, P. (App. 798.) 


Account of amount of all Monies received as Droits of the Crown and Admiralty during the late War, with their application ; Lx x11. 96, P. 
(App. 799-) 

Copies of all Correspondence between the Treasury and His Majesty’s Procurator General, or His Majesty’s Advocate, in 1808, respecting 
Remuneration to Captors of Danish Prizes; Lx x11. 179, P. 

Copies of Letters between the Treasury and King’s Proctor; Memorials and other Papers, relating to Danish Prizes; Lx x11. 230, P. 

Copy of Memorial of Captain Rosenhagen to the Lords of the Treasury, praying a Grant of the Proceeds of the Delphin ; 1x x11. 320, P. 

Account of all Vessels engaged in the Slave Trade, and detained by His Majesty’s Cruizers, for which Claims have been given by Spanish 
Subjects; Lx x11. 43, (P. 54,) (App. 772.) 


112. List 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) C 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








Admiralty, Court of, and Droits of—continued. 


112. List of all Ships and Cargoes captured by private Ships of War, and condemned as Droits, since 1 Janyary 1794 3. LXXIIL.308, P. 


118. Account of Money received as Droits of the Crown and Droits. of the Admiralty, and of the manner in which the-same have been applied, 
from 21 February 1817, specifying the Nations from which they have arisen, from 1 February 1793; LXXIII, 403, (P. 408,) 
(App. 737 ) - : $ ef : . ‘ &lt; 

114. Detailed Account of Proceeds of eight Dutch East Indiamen captured off St. Helena in 1795, by His Majesty’s Ship Sceptre, and other 
Ships belonging to the East India Company; Lxxv. 163, p——Account of the difference between the gross and net Proceeds 
of the said Ships and Cargoes; Lxxv. 363. ‘ , “ep 


115, Copies of all Petitions, Memorials or Communications to the Treasury, Customs, '&amp;e. arising out sof the Seizure of ithe sloop George ; 
(Ordered, LXxv. 482, but not presented.) ; 


116. Adriatic :—Papers.respecting the operations in the Adriatic in 1809 ; Lx x1. 204, P. 
117. Advertisements :—Amount of Produce of the Tax on Advertisements in Ireland, in 1808, 1809 and 1810; Lxv1. 264, (P. 289.) 
Africa : 
118. Estimate of Sum wanted for carrying into execution a plan for exploring the interior of Africa ; Lxv. 404, (App. 587.) 
119. Reports of Commodore Sir George Collier, while in command on the African Station; Lx xv. 236, P.. (App..897.) 
120. Extracts from Reports of the Commissioners appointed to investigate the state of the Settlements in Africa; Lxv11. 168, P. (App. 830.) 
121. Observations by William Dawes, in addition to Report made by the Commissioners of African Inquiry; Lxv1t. 310, ‘P. (App. 836.) 
See infra, 2877. 2897. 
African Company : 
122. Account of the Committee of the Company of Merchants trading to Africa (Annual); LVL. 419.—LV1. 290.+LVIII. 250.— LIX. 55.— 


LX, 27.—LXI. 13.—LX1. 92.—Lx111. 67.—LXIV. 94.—LXV. 28.—LXVI. 399.—LXVII.. 305.—LX VIII. 286,—LXIX. 143.—Lxx. 
210, Pp. (App. 1024—1026)—LX XI. 350.—LXXIII. 144.—LXXIV, 271.—LXXV. 255. 


123. Report of the Cursitor Baron of the Exchequer, concerning thé Annual Account of the African Company; Lxx. 210, (App. 1030.) — 
LX XI. 350. 


124. Orders and Regulations; LViI. 290.—LVIII. 250.—-LIX. 55—-LX. 27.—LXi. 13.—LXII. 92.—Lx111. 67.— LXIV. 94.—Lxv. 28,— 
LXVI. 399.—LXVII. 305.—LXvitl. 286.—LXIXx. 143.—LxXX. 210.— LX XI. 350. 


African Forts : . 
125. State and Condition of the African Forts; Lv. 35.—LVII. 290.—LvIII. 250.—LXII. 835. 


126.—Copies of Reports to the Commissioners for executing the Office of Lord High Admiral of the State and Condition of the African Forts ; 
LV. 187.—LVvit1. 687.—LX111. 375. 


127. Copy of Report of the Commissioners sent out by His Majesty’s Government to investigate the State of the Settlements and Forts on the 
coast of Africa; LxXI. 445. 


128. Estimate of Sum required for maintaining African Forts; txvuir. 582, (App. 756)——-Lx1x. 351, P. (App. 617.) Lxxv. 255, P. 
(App. 565:) ' 


Agriculture ; r 
129. Account of Income and Expenditure of the Board of Agriculture for 1800; Lv1. 234, (App. 805.)—For 1801; Lv. 568, (App. 993.) 
130. Account of Expenditure of Grants of Parliament to the Board of Agriculture, for the years 1802 and 1803; Lx. 218, P. (App. 703.) 
131. Copies of Queries transmitted by the Board of Agriculture to Correspondents, with abstract of Answers; Lxx1. 281. 


132. Account of amount of Auction Duty on Agricultural Produce, during the years ending § January 1819 and 5 January 1820; Lxxv. 261, p. 
(App. 700.) " 
See infra, 2008. 2842-2845. 


Ainslie, Governor : 


133. Copy of Dispatch from Earl Bathurst to Major Sir Charles Shipley, dated Downing-street, 13 July 1813; other Papers relating to 
Governor Ainslié; Lx1x. 235, P.—Reprinted, Lx x. 277. 


134, Copy of Proclamation issued by him at Dominica, on 3 October 1813 ; Lxx. 303, P. 


135. Copy of Address of the Council and Assembly of Grenada to him, dated 12 August 1812; several other Papers relating to him; 
Lxx. 308, P. 


136. Copies of Affidavits relating to him; Lxx. 350, P. 
See infra, 1455. 
Ale: 
137. Account of the Duty on Strong Beer and Ale, for 4 years, to 5 July 1813; Lxix. 244, (App. 752.) 
138. Account of Produce of Duty on Ale Licences, for 3 years, ending 1 August 1783; Lv1. 445, (App. 869.) ' 
139. Account showing the number of Ale, Wine and Spirit Licences issued in the years ended 5 January 1815, 1816, 1817, 1818, and 1819; 
LXXIV, 473, 492, P. (App. 862.) 


140. Alienation Office :—Return of Persons holding situations or employments in the Alienation Office in England; txx1r. 383, P. 





Aliens : 
141, Estimate of Expense cf defraying the Charge of the superintendance of Aliens, 1801 ; v1. 82, (App. 730.)——1802; Lv11. 263, (App. 
822.) 1803 ; LvuI. 493, (App. 1148.)——1804 ;_ Lrx. 216, (App. 702.)——1805 ; Lx. 42, (App. 693.)\——1806 ; Lxr. 139, 


(App. '717.)-——1807; Exit. 71, (App. 443-)——1807; Lxit 622, (App. 865.)——1808; ,LxtL 159, (App. 731.)——1809 ; 
LXxIv. 108, (App. 481.)——-1810; Lxv. 80, (App. 574.)——1811; Lxvi. 129, 165, (App. 529, 532.)——+1812; Lxvir. 29, 
(App. 638.)——1813 ; txvint. 161, (App. 751.)——1814; _LXIx. 93, P. (App. 599.)——1815; Lxx. 160, P. (App. 572.) —— 
1816; LXXI. 345, P. (App. 643.1817; Lxx1t. 276, Pp. (App. 582.)——1818 ; ex xii. 104, P. (App. 507.) 


142.. Detailed Estimate of Expense of Charge of the superintendance of Aliens for 1814 and 1815; Lxx. 233, Pp. (App. 578.) 
143. Account of Expense of carrying into execution several Statutes for the Regulation of Aliens; Lxx1. 325, P. (App. 1001.) : 


144, Account of Annual Expense of Establishments for Aliens at Gravesend, Dover, Harwich, Southampton, and Yarmouth, for the years 1819 
and 1820; uxxv. 280, P. (App,.go2.) , ; 


145. Account of number of Aliens resident and sent out of this kingdom, in each year, from 1793; LXX1. 315, P- (App. 1000, 1001.) 
146. Account of the greatest number of Aliens resident in the United Kingdom during 1817, andon 1 March 1818; Lxx111: 286, p. (App. 796.) 


Sat. aay Saree Sipe On See Calaty emer Aces relating to Aliens, since 1 July 1814; LXx1. 286, r.—From January 1816 to 
; January 1819; Lxxiv. 418, p. (App. 1148.) Rr: , ( nuary 


148. Number of Aliens arrested since 1 July 1814; txxir1. 286, Pp. 
149. Return of Persons employed in and under the Alien Office ; Lxxiv. 418, P. (App. 1148.) 
150. Number of Aliens annually passing the ports of Dover, Gravesend, Harwich, Southampton, and Yarmouth; txxv. 280, p, (App. 902.) 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 11 


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151, 


152. 
153. 
154, 


155, 
156, 


157. 


158. 


159. 
160. 


161. 
162. 


163. 
164, 
165. 


166, 


167. 


168. 
169. 
170, 


171. 


172. 


173. 
174. 


175. 
176. 
177. 


178. 


179. 


180. 


181. 


182. 


183. 


184. 


185. 


186. 


187. 





America: 
Estimates of Expenses of the Commission under the Sixth and Seventh Articles of the American Treaty ; ivr. 82, (App. 730.)—tvir. 566, 
(App. 991.)—LVI11I. 493, (App. 1149.)—Lx. 42, (App. 692.) 
Estimate of Sums awarded to be paid pursuant to the Seventh Article of the American Treaty; L1x. 197, (App. 681.) 
Copy of Order in Council, dated 27 May 1807, relating to the Navigation and Commerce with America; LX11. 577, P. 


Return respecting the appointments of Gibbs Crawford Antrobus, esq. as Secretary of Legation and Chargé d’Affaires to the United States 
. of America; Lxxv. 378. 


Convention between His Majesty and The United States of America, signed at London the 8th of January 1802; Lv11r. 145, (App. 806.) 


Substance of a Paper purporting to be a Message from’ the President to the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States on 
27 October 1807; Lx111. 54, (App. 510.) 


Extract of Dispatch from the Honourable David Erskine to Lord Viscount Howick, dated Washington, ¢ March 1807 ; several Inclosures; 
Lx11t. 76, (App. 515.) 
Copy oo printed ‘tages transmitted by Mr. Erskine in America, purporting to be a Message from the President to the Senate; Lx111. 77, 
Pp- 515. ; 
Copy of Letter from Messieurs Monroe and Pinkney, dated London, 18 October 1807; Lxir1. 77, (App. §14-) 


Copy of Dispatch from Lord Viscount Howick to the Honourable David Erskine, dated Downing-street, 8 January 1807, and several other 
Papers relating to America; Lx111. 89, (App. 517.) 


Papers relating to America; LXxiv. 20, P. 


Extract of Letter from Mr. Maddison to General.Armstrong, Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States at Paris, dated Department of 
State, 22 May 1807, and other Papers relating to America; Lxiv. 46, P. 


Note from Mr. Secretary Canning to James Monroe, esquire, dated 25 July 1807, and other Papers relating to America; Lxtv. 58, P. 
Copy of Letter from Mr. Secretary Canning to Mr. Pinkney, dated 23 September 1808, and other Papers relating to America; LXIVv. 79, P. 


Copy of Dispatch from Mr. Secretary Canning to Mr. Erskine, dated 23 January 1809; several other Papers relating to America; 
LXIV. 377, P. 


Dispatches from Mr. Secretary Canning to the Honourable David Erskine, and from Mr. Erskine to Mr. Canning, and other Papers 
relating to America; Lxv. 81, P. 


Correspondence between His Majesty’s principal Secretaries of State for Foreign Affairs, and the American Ministers in London, from 
January 1810 to July 1812, (Class A.); Lxviil. 130. 


Ditto - - - and His Majesty’s Minister in America, from July 1810 to March 1811, (Class B.); uxviir. 190. 
Ditto - - - from April to December 1811, (Class C.);, uxviir. 130. 
Ditto - - - from January to August 1812, (Class D.); Lxvuti. 141. 


Copy of Treaty of Peace and Amity between His Britannic Majesty and the United States of America, signed at Ghent, 24 December 1814 ; 
Lxx. 169, (App. 611.) 


Convention between His Britannic Majesty and the United States of America, signed at London 20 October 1818 ; Lx xiv. 236, (App. 784.) 
See infra 2864, 2881. 2889. 2895. 3767. 3772. 


American Loyalists : 
Account of American and East Florida Orders, made out pursuant to Acts 28 and 30 Geo. III, outstanding and unsatisfied; Lv1. 500. 


Estimates of Sums wanted for; 1801; Lv1. 122, (App. 775.)——-1802; Lv1t. 34, (App. '700,) 263. ( Withdrawn, and another ordered, 291.) 
Presented, 292, (App. 850.)——-1803 ; Lvi11. 80, (App. 733.)——1804; LIx. 41, (App. 500.)——1805; Lx. 42, (App. 692.)——. 
1806; LxI. 139, (App. 717.)——1807 ; Lx1I. 71, (App. 443.)-——1807; Lx11. 622, (App. 865.)——-1808 ; Lx1us. 152, (App. 
731.}——-1809; LxIv. 108, (App. 480.}——1810; Lxv. 81, (App. 576.)——-1811; Lxvi. 129, (App. §30.)——1812; Lxvit. 
28, (App. 637.) ———-1813 ; Lxviir. 46, (App.'743.)——1814 ; Lx1x. 15, (P. 16,) (App. 594, 595.1815; Lx x. 160, p. (App. 
571.)——1816 ; Lxx1. 295, (P. 296,) (App. 638.)——-1817; Lx x11. 276, p-——-1818 ; LX XIII. 104, P. (App. 508.) ——1819 ; 
LxxIv. 126, p. (App. 707.)——1820 ; Lx xv. 208, p. (App. 562.) 


Account of Sum wanted for the deficiency of the Grant for 1806 ; Lx11.71, (App. 443.)—Lx11. 622, (App. 865,)—for 1807; Lx111, 152. 
Account of the Excess beyond the Sum granted in 1801, for that year; Lvi1. 566; (Account withdrawn, 567.) 
Account of Sums paid to American Loyalists, since 1783 ; (Ordered, Lx1v. 414, but not presented till the next Session,) Lxv. 80. 


Amherst, Lord :—aAbstract of Proceedings in Council relative to the Grant directed to be made of the Jesuits Estates in Canada, 
to the late Jeffery Lord Amherst; Lv111. 602, (Pp. 605;) reprinted, Lx1x. 303, (App. Lx1Xx. 829.) 


Annuities :—aAccount showing the Amount of £.5 per cent Annuities, granted by Acts 37 and 42 Geo, III, for which notices have 
been given by sundry Persons, signifying their desire to have payment thereof in Money; viz.—On 5 April 1806; Lx1. 151, (App. 
720.)——On 10 Oct. 1806; Lx1. 483, (App. 885.»——On 5 April 1807; nx11. 219, (App. §33.)——-—-On 10 Oct. 1807; Lx. 
323, (App. 554.)——On 5 April and 10 Oct. 1807; ix11. 606, (App. 863.)——-On 5 April 1808; ~x11. 62. (App. 598.)-—— 

. On 10 Oct. 1808; Lxi11. 296, (App. 846.)\——On 5 April 1809; Lxiv. 29, (App. 480.)——-On 10 Oct. 1809; Lxiv. 249, 
(App. 484.)——On 5, April 1810; ~txv. 80, (App. 574.) ——On 10 Oct. 1810; Lxv. 305, (App. 581-)-—-—On 5 April 1811; 
LXVI. 93, (App. §29.)——-—~On 10 Oct. 1811; Lxvi. 293, (App. 539.) On 5 April 1812; Lxvus. 37, (App. 639.)———On 10 Oct. 
1812; Lxvil. 325, (App. 649-)——-On 5 April 1813; uxvit. 134, (App. 751.)——On 10 Oct. 1813; Lxviit. 583, (App. 757.) 

On 5 April 1814; Lx1x. 138, Pp. (App. 602.)»——On 10 Oct. 1814; Lx1x. 351, P. (App. 617.)——-On 5 April 1815; Lxx, 
159, ®. (App. 569.)——-On 10 Oct. 1815; Lxx. 218, P. (App. 574.)——-On 5 April 1816; Lx x1. 243, (App. 637.)——-On 10 Oct, 
1816; Lxx1. 298, (App.639.)——_On 5 April 1817; Lxx1t. 144, Pp. (App. 578.)———On 10 Oct. 1817; Lxxm, 276, p.(App. 583.) 
See infra, 1828. 4975—4983- 








Appeals : 
Account of the number of Appeals brought to the House of Lords; tx11. 319, (App. 554.) 
Account of the number of Appeals from any Decrees of the Lords of Session ; (Ordered, Lx11. 215, but not presented.) 
Account of the Names, Salaries and Emoluments, of Commissioners and Officers of Courts of Appeal from Judgments of Board of Excise 
during 1815; LXXI. 303, P. 


Appropriated Duties :—Abstract and State of Appropriated Duties, Ireland, 1801; Lv1. 171, (P. 201,) (App. 782, 788.) 


Ardglass Harbour : 


Copy of the Certificate of Daniel Blair respecting Ardglass Harbour, dated 22 September 1809; and other Payers relating thereto ; 
LXV. 154, Ps 


Estimate of the Sum wanted for Ardglass Harbour in 1814; Lx1x. 376, Pp. (App. 634.) 


Armorial Bearings : 


Account of the amount of the Armorial Bearing Tax, from the commencement of the same to 5th of April 1801; (Ordered, Lv1. 277, 
but not presented.) 


Account’s. the Charges in collecting and managing the Tax dns LVI. 309, (P. 311.) , 
Army : 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 





12 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Army : 





KEY to the various Subjects of the Accounts and Papers, Constituting the subsequent Head 
ARMY: 


Abstract of Estimates; N° 224. 

Accounts, Army, and ‘Comptrollers of; 351, 352. 507. Gog. 
619, 842 

Additional oe Act (44 Geo. III. c. 56, 66); 265. 277, 278. 
284. 4 293- 295. 299. 312, 313- 319. 321. 323. 


327- 

Adjutant ed. 382. 760. 

Agents and Agency ; 402. 408. 428. 431. 599, 600. 643. 
655. 657. 659. 666, 667, 668. 

Allowances ; 198, 199. 215. 217. 234, 235. 347. 609. 688, 
689. 694. 796, 797. 816. 

American Forces ; 200. 

Application of certain sums; 243. 255. 410. 605. 

Appointments, Military ; 852. 865. 

Arms, Small Arms, &amp;c.; 765. 

&amp;c. sent to Spain or Portugal; 484. 492. 677. 

Army Services; 238. 627. 654. 

Artil ery, Engineers, Waggon Train, &amp;c.; 272. 300. 317, 
318. 428. 450. 465, 466. 482, 483. 487. 521. 532. 
552, 553- 561. 568. 570. 578. 592. 599, 600. 656. 
674. 681, 682. 6g2. 708. 720. 731. 780. 784. 786, 787. 
813. See Effectives. 

Asylum, Royal Military; 205. 770. 810. 3331. 

Augmentation of Forces; 230. 239, 240. 259. 396. 512. 
710, ‘711. 








Allowances; 347. 355- 357. 688. 


Balances; 408. 659. 667. 

Ballincollig ; 578. 

Barns; 341. 

Barrack Accounts; 381. 392, 393- 501. 559- 595- 

Barracks; 202. 246. 253. 324. 326. 341, 342. 348. 353, 
354- 359, 360, 361. 363. 372, 373. 458, 459, 460. 524. 
554- 566. 571, 572. 593. 610-612. 630-633. 665. 746. 
751. 788. 833, 834. 853. 861. 

Beer, Small; 234. 

Blindness; 826. 862. 

Borland, Dr.; 582. 598. 

Boys raised ; 729. 

Bounty of Enlistment; 280. 383. 406, 407. 424. 443, 444. 


449. 
Bounty, Royal; 225. 
Brading Barracks; 342. 
Bread; 772. 781. 809. 824. 851. 
Bristol Barracks; 630. 
Burghersh, Lord; 511. 


Canteens; 360, 361. 

Canal, Royal Military; 3332-3335. 

Captains appointed ; 241. 

Casualties; 269. 289, $90, 291. 320. 377. 550. 584. 601. 
618, 624. 651. 664. 671. 676. 702. 779. 802. 

Cathcart, Lord; 715. 

Cavalry; 233. 298. 302. 427. 493. 685. See Effectives. 

Chaplains; 204. 

Charmilly, Count de; 502, 503. 507. 

Chelsea ~~ ¢ pe ee ah} 226. 350. 356. 380. 

Chetney Hill Lazaret; 260 

Chichester Barrack; 250. 

Circulars; 438, 439. 790. 

Claims on Board of Ordnance ; 244. 

Clerks, Retired; 609. 615. 

Clifton Barracks; 631. 

Clothing ; 450. 462. 465, 466. 527. 570. 636. 638. 818. 

Coats, Great; 461. 

Cochrane, The honourable Major W™ Erskine, 742. 

College, Royal Military; 206. 467. 530. 608. 626. 663. 
811. 3336. 

Commander in Chief; 496. 

——————_————- Office of; 757. 840. 

Commissariat; 218. 476. 531. 728. 752. 766. 788. 851. 


855- 
Commissary General ; 219. 373. 480. 635. 771. 
Commissions of Officers; 411-415. 844. 852. 
—— Appointments to; 852. 865. 
Compassionate List; 2.3. 410. 
Comptroller of Army Accounts. See Accounts. 
Contingencies; 191. 203. 712. 826. 
Cork Depdt; 716. 
Corps proposed to be disbanded; 698. 774. 776. 799. 815. 
818. 848, 849. | 
Courts Martial; 627. 654. 825. 





Davison, Alexander, esq.; 372. 597- 

Deaths; 269. Sap 

Decrease ; 29 

Defence Act a Geo. ITI. c. 55 &amp; 120); 281. 285. 307. 325. 

Deficiencies; 279. 298. 302. 374. 417. 

Departments, Public; 198. 217. 775. 835- 845. 

Desertions; 269, 378. 390. 401. 420. 425. 436. 442. 470. 
549. 614. 616. 623. 650. 676. 678. 702. 779. 

Devaux, Mr.; 515 

Disbanded Corps ; 698. 774. 776. 799. 815. 818. 848, 849. 

Discharges ; 5 269, 753: 779- 

Dispatches from British Army in Spain; 743. 

Distribution of Force ; 323. 5. 831. 

wrinienginenactnnraalls 231, 232. 236, 237. 641. 669. 

Dragoons, Dragoon uards ; 230. 565. 849, 850. 

Dutch Officers; 504. 


East India Service; 195, 196. 296. 309. 311. 798. 817, 818, 
819. 849, 850. 

Effectives, Effective Strength, &amp;c.; 264. 266. 270. 275. 286. 
297. 301. 307. 316, 317. 329. 331. 333. 364, 365. 375- 
387- 404. 418, 419. 422. 432. 448. 457. 472- 495. 
545- 548. 574. 603. 621. 647. 673, 674. 680-684. 691. 

5, 696. 701. 705, 706. 708.726. 731-734. 777- 779- 

780. 782, 783, 784. 801. 812, 813. 830. 

Egypt, Casualties there ; 437. 

Engineers ; ‘714. 

Enlistment; 330. 337- 

Enquiry, Military ; 3337-3341. 

E » Sir William ; 591. 

Establishments, Established Strength; 259. 339. 345. 386. 
396. — 685, 686, 687. 692, 693. 718. 740. 829. 
3 

Estimates, Annual; 188-224. 

——— Abstract; 224. 

————. for one month, Account of; 238. 

Exchange, Bills of, Course of ; 514-516. 697. 

Expense of Army; 228. 

Extraordinary Expenses ; 506. 697. 768. 860. 

Extraordinary Services; 209. 931, oe 236, 237. 243. 255. 


Fees, Poundage, Pells; 223. 

Forage; 233. 570. 772. 781. 809. 824. 851. 

Forces, Returns of; 494. 

Foreign Forces, or Corps in British Pay ; 208. 628. 703. 735. 

Foreign States, British Officers employed under ; 828. 

Foreigners in "British Regiments; 602. 644, 645. 704. 736. 
791, 792. 794- 

Fortifications; 529. 

France, Army serving in; 221. 778. 800. 

French, Colonel; 270, 475. 478. 479- 


Garrisons, Garrison Service; 188. 222. 258. 274. 297. 525. 
725- 795. 814. 847. 

Garrison Battalions; 274. 297. 

General Officers ; 216. 581. 689. 694. 

General and Staff Officers; 192, 193. 240. 755. ‘763. 

German Legion; 465, 466. 

Guards and Garrisons, Estimates ; 188. 685. 

Horse and Foot Guards ; 701. 859. 

mounted in the Metropolis, &amp;c.; 744. 748. 

Gun and Pistol Barrels ; 637. 639. 

Gunpowder; 822, 823. 








Half Pay; 199, 200, 201. 227. 256, 257. 399. 416. 496. 620. 
796. 815. 848. 

Horses; 569. 863. 

Hospital Service, including 

Apothecary General ; 464. 

—— Contingencies; 203. 712. 826. 

——— Inspector General; 564. 

Medical Board; 562. 576,577. 579, 580. 582. 586, 587. 

—— Medicines; 513. 712. 

Surgeon General; 573. 588. 590. 

Hunt, Joseph; 557. 560. 596 

Hyde-Park Storekeeper ; 510. 











Increase and Decrease; 292. 

Infantry ; 298. 302. 438. 497. 685. See Effectives. 

Innkeepers ; 194. 

Inspector General and other Inspecting Officers; 273. 282. 322. 
369. 395- 398. 

Instructions. See Orders. 

Invalids ; 230. 

Ireland, Troops stationed there; 693. 695. 719. 721. 

Isle of Wight Barracks; 341, 342. 348. 353, 354. 358. 


Jamaica, Troops stationed there; 782. 827. 


Killed, Returns of; 437. 
Kilmainham Hospital ; 210, 211. 380. 789. 
King’s German Legion ; 465, 466. 


Land Forces; 188, 189. 

Land purchased, &amp;c.; 739. 

Lazaret at Chetney Hill; 260. 

Levies; 304. 

Limbs, loss of ; 754. 803. 

Limited and unlimited Service ; 315. 336. 338. 340. 382. 433- 
616. 72y. 

Liverpool Barracks; 603. 

Local Militia ; 3402-3411. 

Losses ; 518. 

Lukin, Mr.; 514. 


Madeira, Troops stationed at ; 519. 

Manx Fencibles ; 522. 556. 

Marching Allowances; 235. 3299. 

Martello Towers ; 529. 

Mary-le-bone Park Barrack ; cae 632, 633. 

Meat; 772. 711. —o 824. 851. 

Medical Board. See Hospital Service. 

Medicines; 203. 491. 498. 

Memorandum ; 412, 413. 563. 605. 

Military Asylum ; 205. 770. 810. 3331. 

——— Canal ; 3332-33365- 

—-- College; 206. 467. 530. 608, 626. 663. 811. 3336. 

———— Enquiry; 3337-3341. = 
Military 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 13 


—e_NeeREFewaeaseeeeeeeeeoe ee SSS SSS 
Army :—Key to the various Sulyects, constituting the subsequent Head Army—continued. 


Military Measures ; 440. 

Roads ; 3343-3345- 

—— Stations; 745. 

Militia; 189. 271. 303. 3346-3411. 

Miners, Cornish. See Militia. 

Money sent abroad; 490. 594. 606. 629. 662. 677. 
paid to Forces in Ireland; 607. 617. 

voted by Parliament; 440. 832. 839. 841. 843. 


Negroes “ed; 642. 


Occup... my of; 221. 778. 800. 

Officers, Br. sa in the Portugueze Army; 713. 724. 
Spanish Army ; 700. 

Officers, commissioned ; 268. 684. 820. 833, 834. 865. 
on Half Pay; 227. 399. 620. 821. 865. 

Ogle, Colonel ; 505. 

Ophthalmia ; 826. 862. 




















Orders, Regulations and Instructions; 324. 367, 368. 370. 


454. 511. 562. 599, 600. 640. 

Ordnance; 214, 215. 242. 244. 308. 481. 492. 528. 557. 
560. £69. 596, 597- 599, 600. 641. 658. 660. 668, 669. 
738, 739-747-750. 764, 765. 778. 800. 806. 822. 843. 


Pay ; 450. 570. 

—— additional; 859. 

Paymaster General ; 343, 344- 349. 384. 394- 431. 523-525. 
594- 758. 767. : 





of Marines; 661. 

Regimental ; 509. 

Pay Office ; 769. 842. 

Peace Establishments ; 688. 695. 722, 723. 

Pearse, Messrs.; 474. 

Mr. William ; 554. 559- 

Peninsula ; 481. 483, 484. 488-495. 497-500. 518. 629. 662. 
677. 679. 

Pensions; 212. 347. 357. 409. 690. 727. 754. 774. 790. 
803. 807, 808. 862. 

Pensioners; 837. 

Pepys, Sir Lucas, bart.; 5'76, 577. 580. 

Permanent Duty ; 421. 788. 

Plantations ; 190. 

Portsmouth, Ordnance Works there; 806. 

Portugal, Army there; 584, 585. 635. 

Portugueze Troops; 575. 

Princinal Officers ; 198. 

Prize Money ; 226. 

Provincial Forces; 271. 

Provisions ; 772. 781. 809. 824. 851. 








Qualifications, Militia ; 3357, 3358. 
Quarter Master General; 761. 
Quartering Soldiers ; 194. 


Rank; 332. 
Recruits, Levies, Enlistments; 191. 267, 268. 272. 283. 288. 


306. 311. 314. 321. 328. 334. 338. 340. 366. 371. 376. 
385. 388, 389. 391. 397- 400. 403. 405, 406, 407. 424. 
426, 427. 429, 430. 433-435- 441- 446, 447. 451-453- 
456. 463. 469. 471. 500. 526. 546, 547. 604. 629. 625. 
634. 648. 652, 653. 672. 676. 683. 702. 730. 734. 802. 


836. 846. 


Army : 


Reduced Officers; 199, 200, 201. 263. 2 . 848. 

Reductions ; 512. 756. 762. 792. oo 

Regimental Accounts; 508. 517. 

Regulars, Regular Forces; 271. 366. 374. 379. 385, 386. 400. 
403, 404. 430. 441. 471, 472. 672. 698, 703. 

Regulations. See Orders. 

Reserve, Army of (43 Geo. III. c. 82.); 245. 254. 261, 262. 
266. 276. 279. 282. 485, 486. 567. 

Retired Officers; 215. 217. 670. 785. 

Roman Catholic Soldiers ; 640. 


Samuels, Mr.; 822. 

Scheldt ; 550, 551, 552. 558. &amp;83. 589. 

Scottish Brigade, Officers of; 201. 

Sea Fencibles ; 418, 419. 

Secretary at War; 759. 841. 

Service, General ; 627. 654. 

Services not provided for; 209. 231, 232. 236, 237. 243. 255. 
South America, Casualties; 437. 

Spain. See Peninsula. 

Spanish Army ; 700. 


Staff; 487. 525. 555- 561. 581. 613. 645, 646. 65'7. ‘709. 


759. 773. 
Staff Corps; 520. 


States General; 201. 

Stations, Military ; 745. 

Stewart, Lord; 715. 

Stinton, Thomas; 825. | 

Storekeeper General; 220. 805. 854. 857. 

Stores arid Money ; 242. 346. 488, 489, 490. 677. 832. 856. 
Subsistence ; 194. 

Sums of Money voted by Parliament; 440. 832. 839. 841. 843. 
Superannuated Officers; 215. 

Superannuations ; 217. 699. 797. 816. 835. 

Supernumerary Officers ; 197. 

Surgeon General; 573. 588. 590. 


Training Act (46 Geo. III. c. 90.); 368. 
Transportation ; 654. 
Troops maintained ; 229. 772. ‘781. 804. 


Veteran Battalions; 274. 297. 384. 394. 670. 676. 717. 749. 
837. 
Victualling ; 499. 864. 
Volunteers; 207. 
Serjeants ; 429. 





468. 473. 477- 574- 649. 675. 707. 737. 


Waggon Train ; 741. See Artillery. 
Walcheren ; 550, 551, 552- 558. 583. 589. 
Walter, C. F.; 510. 

War Office; 615. 

West India Islands; 258. 726. 

———— Regiments; 239.858. 

Widows ; 212. 357. 409. 727. 807, 808. 
Woolwich Barracks ; 863. 

Wounds ; 790. 803. 


Yeomanry ; 788. 


from Militia; 303. 305. 310. 335, 336. 445. 455- 





188. Estimate of Charge of Guards, Garrisons, and other Land Forces in the United Kingdom, 1801 ;. v1. 32, Pp. (App. 684.)——1802 ; Lv1I. 
14, (App. 685;) 181. (Withdrawn, and another ordered, 187.) Presented, 191, (App. '787;) 407, (App, 910;) 631, (App. 963.}—— 
1803; LvI1I. 43; (App. 709.)——-1804; LIx. 25, (App. 462.)——-1805; Lx. 21, Pp. (App. 597.)——1806; Lx1. 19, (App. 615;) 
92, (App. 689;) 286, (App. 808;) 308, Pp. (App. 827.)——1807 ; Lx11. 65, (Pp. 81,) (App: 410.)—Lx11. 613, (App. 410.)——Speci- 
fication of Corps included in Estimates of Guards and Garrisons, and Plantations; ux1. 92, (App. 689.) 


189. Estimates of Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces for Service at Home and Abroad, excepting the Regiments in the East Indies, the 
Foreign Corps in British Pay, and the embodied Militia, 1808; Lx111. 77, Pp. (App. 638.)——-1809; Lx1v. 38, Pp. (App. 442.)—— 
1810; Lxv. 87, Pp. (App. 529.-——1811; Lxvi. 104, P. (App. 483.)——1812; Lxvil. 91, Pp. (App. 586.)}——1813; Lxvuii1. 
45, P. (App. 694.)——1814 ; Lx1x.71, P. (App. §39.)———1815 ; LX x. 12, P. (App. 497 3) 319, P- (App. §17.)——1816;; LX XI. §9, P- 
(App. 566.) 1817; Lxx11. 81, (App. 505;) 84, Pp. 124, P. (Estimate withdrawn, and another presented, 139, 140.)——1818 ; 
LXXIII. 32, P. (App. 446.}——1819; Lxxiv. 46, rp. (App.660.)——-1820; Lxxv. 60, P. (App. 4993) 175, P- (App. 502.) 


190. Estimate of Charge of Forces in the Plantations, 1801; Lv1. 32, P. (App. 686.)——1802 ; Lv11. 14, (App. 687;) 181. (Withdrawn, 187 ;) 
another Account presented, 191, (App. 789;) 407, (App. 9125). 532, (App. 965.)——18033 Lv111. 43, (App. 709.)——1804 ; 
LIX. 25, (App. 464.)——1805 ; -xx..21, Pp. (App. §99.)——1806; Lx1. 19, (App. 615) 92, (App. 6893), 286, (App. 808 ;) 308, P. 
(App. 829.)——-1807 ; Lx11. 65, (P.81,) (App. 412.) —Lx11. 613, (App. 412.) . ' 


191. Estimate of Charge of Recruiting and Contingencies for Land Forces, 1801; LV1. 32, P. (App: 692.1802; Lvii. 15, (App. 692 ;) 
532, (App. 971.)——1803 ; Lv11I. 43, (App. 715.)}——1804; L1x. 25, (App. 467 ;) 213, (App. 688.1805; Lx. 21, P. (App. 
603.)——1806; Lx1. 308, p. (App. 833.)——1807 ; rxir. 65, (Pp. 81,) (App. 417.)—Lx1r. 613, (App. 417.)}——1808;_ Lx111. 
77, P. (App.641.)——1809; Lx1v. 38, Pp. (App. 445.)——1810; Lxv. 87, = Cab. 532.)———1811 ; LXv1. 104, P. (App. 485-487.) 
——1812; LXvIiI. 91, P. (App. 588.)———-1813; LxXvilI. 45, P. (App. 696.}——1814;, LXIX. 71, PB. (App. 541-545.)—— 
1816; Lxx1. 59, P. (App. 569..——1817; Lxxu1. 81, P. (App. 507. 510.}——1818;, LXx111. 32, PB, (App.449.)——1819; 
LXXIV. 141, Pp. (App. 662.}-——-1820; Lxxv, 175, P. (App. 504.) 


192, Estimate of Charge of General and Staff Officers, 1801; Lv1. 32, P. (App. 688.)}———1802; Lv11..14, (App. 689 ;) 47, (App. 704 ;) 532, 
(App. 966.) ——1803 ;_ Lv111. 43, (App. 711.}———1804; L1x. 25, (App. 465;) 213) (App. 688.)—1805 ; Lx, 21, P. (App. 599.) 
—— 1806; 1x1. 308, Pp. (App. 830.)\——1807; x11. 65, (Pp. 81,) (App. 413.)—LX11. 613, (App. 413-)—+—1808 ; Lx11I. 77, P. 
(App. 644.)——-1809; Lx1v. 38, Pp. (App. 449.) ——-1810; Lxv. 87, Pp. (App. 536 ;) 188, P. (App. 548.)——1811; LXvI. 104, P. 
(App. 491.)——1812; LxvitI. 91, P. (App. §95.)———1813; Lxvit1. 103, P. (App. '703.)——1814 ; Lx1x. 86, p. (App. §48.)—— 
1815; Lxx. 12, Pp. (App. 498;) 319, P. (App. 526,)——1816 ; Lxx1. 60, P. (App. 574.)——1817; Lxx11,81,(App. 511) 84, P. 
94, noel LXXIIL. 32, P. (Apps 452.)——-1819; LXxiv. 141, P. (App. 666.)——-1820; Lxxv. Go, Pp. (App. 500 ;) 175, P. 
(App. 508.) 

193. Particulars of Ditto, 1801; Lv1. 32, P. (App. 688.)——-1802; Lv11. 15, (App. 690;) 47, (App. 7043) 532, (App. 966.)-—1804; Ix. 
25, (App. 465.)——1805 ; Lx. 21, P. (App. 600.}—1806; Lx1. 308, P. (App. 830.)—+—1807; Lx11. 65, (Pp. 81,) (App. 413.)— 
Lx11. 613, (App. 413.) ——1808 ; Lx111. 77, P. (App. 645, 646.)——1809 ; Lx1v. 38, P. (App. 449, 450.)——-1810 ; Lxv. 87, P. 
(App. 536, 537;) 188, P. (App. 548.)——1811; wxvr. 104, Pp. (App. 491.)——1812; Lxvi1. 91, P. (App. 596.)——1813; 
LXVIII. 103, P. (App. 704.)———1814; Lx1x. 86, Pp. (App. 549.)—-1817; LX XII. 104, P. (App. §11.) 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) D 


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195. 


196. 


197. 


198. 


199. 


200. 


205. 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPE 





Army-—-continued. 


Estimate of Charge of increased Rates, to be paid to Innkeepers and others, on Quartering Soldiers, 1801; Lv1, 32, ®. (App. 696.)-—— 
1802; Lvit. 15, (App. 6963) 541, (App. 977:)-—--1803; LviII. 43, (App. 715-)-——1804; Lix. 213, (App. 691.)——1805 ; 
LX. 21, P. (App. 607.)———1806 ; LXx1. 201, (App. 765.) ——-1807 ; Lx11. 65, (». 81,) (App. 241.) —L xu. 613, (App. 421.) 


Estimate of Charge of Four Regiments of Light Dragoons and Seventeen Regiments of Foot, for service in the East Indies, 1801; Lvr. 
2, P. (App. 691.}-——1802 ; LV1I. 15, (App. 6923) 532, (App. 968, 969.)——-1803; Lv11I. 43, (App. 713.)——18045 LIX. 25, 
App. 466,)——1805; Lx. 21, P. (App. 602.)----1806 ; 1x1. 308, Pp. (App. 832.)———-1807 ;_Lx11. 65, (P. 82,) (App. 415.)— 
LX11.613, (App. 415.)}——--1808 ; LxXa11. 77. P. (App. 641.)——1809;, Lxv. 38, P. (App. 446.)———1810; Lxv. 87, Pp. (App. 533.) 
——1811; Lxvi. 104, P. (App. 488.}-——1819; Lxvil. 91, Pp. (App. 593.1813; LXVIII. 45, P. (App. '700.)—— 1814; 
Lx1x. 86, P. (App. 545.)-—-28255 LXx. 22, PB. (App. 4975) 319, P. (App. 524.)——1816; Lx x1. 60, P. (App. 573.)——1817 ; 
LXXII. 104, P. (App. 519-)——1818 ; Lx x111. 32, Pp. (App. 460.)—-1819;, Lx xxIv. 141, P. (App. 673.2820; Lxxv. 176, P. 
(App. 515+) | 


Estimate of Charge of Recruiting for the Regiments serving in the East Indies, 1801; Lv1. 32, Pp. (App. 691.)}——-1802; Lv. 15, (App. 
692 ;) 181. (Withrawn, 187 ;) another Account presented, 191, (App. 791 ;) 532, (App. 970.)———1803 ; Lv1rt. 43, (App. 714.) 
——1804; LIx. 25, (App. 467.)——1804 ; Lx..21, P. (App. 602.)——1806; Lx1. 308, Pp. (App. 833.)——1807 5 Lx 11. 65, (P. 81,) 
(App. 416.) —Lx11. 613, (App. 416.) —-~-1808 ; Lx111. 77, P. (App. 642.,——1809 ; Lx ry. 38, Pp. (App. 446.)——1810 ; Lxv, 87, P. 
(App. §33-)-——-1811 5 LX VI, 104, Pp. (App, 488.)——-1812 ;, LXvi1. 91, P. (App. §93-)——1813 ; Lxv111. 45, P. (App. 701.)—— 
1814; Lx1x. 86, Pp. (App. 546).——-1815,;, Lx x. 12, P. (App. 498 ;) 319, P. (App. 524.) —-1816; Lxx1. 6o, Pp. (App. 573.)—— 
1817; LXxII. 104, P. (App. §19.)——-1818 ;, LX X111. 32, P. (App. 460.)»——-1819; LX XIV. 141, P. (App. 673.1820; Lxxv. 
60, P. (App. 500 ;) 176, P. (App. 515-) 


Estimate of Charge of full Pay to Supernumerary Officers, 1801; Lv1. 32, P. (App. 695.)——1802; Lvir.15, (App. 695;) 532, 
(App. 971.) ——180g ; Lv111. 463, (App. 1117.)——1804; LIx. 213, (App. 690.)\——1805 ;_ Lx. 21, Pp. (App. 605.)——1806 ; 
LXI. 201, (App. '764.)——1807; Lx11. 65, (v. 81,) (App. 420.)—Lx11. 613, (App. 420.)——-1808 ; Lx111. 77, Pp. (App. 647.)—— 
1809; LXIv. 39, P. (App. 451.)——-1810;, Lxv. 87, Pp. (App. 538.) 1811; LxvI. 104, P. (App. 493.1812; LXVII. 91, P. 
(App. 597-1813; LXv11I. 45, P. (App. '705.)——-1814;, Lx1x. 86, p, (App. §50.)——1815 ; Lx x. 12, P. (App. 498 ;) 319, P. 
(App. §29.)——1816 ; tx x1. 60, p. (App. §7'7.}-——1817;, Lx x11. 124, P. (App. §23.&gt;——1818 ; Lx x11. 32, P. (App. 464.)-—— 
1819; LXxIv. 141, P. (App. 677.)——1820; txxv. 176, P. (App. 521.) 


Estimate of Charge of Allowances to the principal Officers of certain Departments, 1801; Lv1. 32, P. (App. 696.)}——1802; LvII. 15, 
(App. 695 ;) 47, (App. 7033) 532, (App. 972.)+———-1803 5 Lvir1. 43, (App. 715.)}——1804; Lx. 213, (App. 691.1805 ; Lx. 
21, Pp. (App. 606).——-1806 ; Lx1. 201, (App. '765.)-——1807 ; Lx11. 65, (P. 81,) (App. 420.}—1Lx11. 613, (App. 420.)}——-1808 ; 
LXIII. 77, P. (App. 647.)-—-—-1809; LxX1v. 39, P. (App. 452.)——-1810; Lxv. 87, Pp. (App. 539.)——1811; LXVI. 104, P. (App. 
494.)——1812; LXviI. 91, P. (App. §99.)}---—-18133 LXVIII. 103, P. (App. 707.) ——1814; Lx1x. 86, p. (App. 552.)——1815; 
LXX. 12, P. (App. 499 ;) 319, P- (App. §30.)}-——-1816; Lxx1. 60, P. (App. 578.)}——1817; Lxx11. 104, (App. 516.}+——1818 ; 
LXXIII. 32, P. (App. 457-)———1819 ; Lx xiv. 141, P. (App. 671.)-——1820; Lxxv. 176, P. (App. 513.) 


Estimate of Charge of Half Pay and Allowances:to Redueed Officers of Land Forces and Marines, 1801; Lv1. 32, P. (App. 697.)—— 
1802; LVII. 15, (App. 696 ;) 47, (App. 7033) 54%,.(App. 977, 978.)——1803 ; Lv111. 43, (App. 716.)——1804 ; LIx. 213, (App. 
692.)\——1805 ; Lx. 21, P. (App. 607.)-——--1806 ;, Lx1. 201, (App. 766.)——-1807; Lx11. 65, (P. 81,) (App. 421.)—Lx11. 613, 
(App. 421.) ——1808 ; Lx111. 77, P. (App. 648.)——1809;, Lxiv. 39, P. (App. 452.}-——-1810 ; Lxv. 87, Pp. (App. 539.1811; 
LXVI, 105, P. (App. 494.)——— 1812; LXVII. 91, P. (App. 599.).——1813; LXVIII. 103, P. (App. 707.)——1814; Lx1x. 86, P. 
(App. 552.)——1815 ; Lx x. 12, Pp. (App. 4993) 319, P. (App. 531.1816; Lx x1, 60, P. (App. 579.»&gt;——-1817 ;. LX XII, 124, P. 
(App. 525.1818; Lx x111. 92, PB. (App. 466,)——1819 ; Lxx1v. 141, P. (App. 679.1820; Lx xv. 176, P. (App, 523.) 


Estimate of Charge of Half Pay to Reduced Officers of His Majesty’s American Forces, 1801; Lv1. 32, P. (App. 697.)——1802; LVII. 15, 
(App. 696 ;) 541, (App. 9'78.)——1803, Lv 18. 43, (App.'716.)——1804 ; L1x. 213, ( App. 692.)——-1805 ;, Lx. 21, P. (App. 607.) 
1806; Lx1. 201, (App. 766.) —~-1807 ; ux11. 65, (P. 81,) (App. 421.)—Lx11. 614, (App. 421,) 





. Estimate of Charge of Half Pay to Reduced Officers, late in the Service of The States General, 1801; Lv1. 32, P. (App. 697.) ———1802 ; 


LVI. 15, (App. 696 ;) 541, (App. 978.)———1803; Lv111. 43, (App. 716.)——1804; LIx. 213, (App, 692.)——-1805, ;_ Lx. 21, P. 
(App. 607.) 1806; Lx1. 201, (App. 766.)——-1807; ux11. 65, (Pp. 81,) (App. 421.)—Lx11. 614, ox 421.) 


. Estimate of Charge of the Barrack pi me in Great Britain and Ireland, 1801 ; Lv1. 32, P. (App. 699.)——1802 ;. Lvu.. 15, (App. 


699;) 48, (App. 705 ;)'182, ( Withrawn, 187) another Account presented, 191, (App. 7923) 532, (App. 9'74.)———1803,;. LV111. 43, 
(App.717 3) 479, (App. 11253) 486, (App. 1143,)-—--1804; 11x. 67, Pp. (App. 5485) 214, (App. 694.) 1805; Lx. 21, P. (App. 
612 ;) 30, Pp. (App. 681.) 1806; Lx1, 201, 208, (App. 771, '7'72.)-———-1807 ; Lx11. 66, (Pp. 81,) (App. 427, 428.)—3x11. 614, 623, 
(App. 427. 867.)\——-1808 ; Lx111, 77, P. (App. 654;) 182, Pp. (App..741.}——-1809 ; LXIV. 39, P. (App. 4593) 236, (App. 478.) 
——1810; itxv. 88, Pp. (App. 546;) 167, (P. 179,) (App. 550.)}——-1811; LxvI, 105, P. (App. 501 ;) 183, P. (App. 504.)—— 
1812; LXVITI. 92, P. (App. 60g.) 1813 ; LXVIT1. 103, P. (App. 719;) 160, P. (App. 723.)——-1814; LxIx. 87, Pp. (Order 
Jor printing discharged; Estimate withdrawn and another ordered and presented; 96, P.) (App. 567 3) 351, P- (App. §69.)——1815; 
LXX. 12, P. (App. 501;) 364, Pp. (App. 554;) 380, P. (App. 550.)———-1816 ; Lx x1. 60, P. (App. 599;) 68, Pp. (App. 602.)\—— 
1817; Lxxit. 88, Pp. (App. 558, 568.) ——-1818 ; Lx x111. 253, (App. 488;) 275, P. (App. 488.)———-1819;, Lx xIv. 266; P: (App. 
699 ;) 512, P. (App. 700.)———-1820 ; Lx xv. 254, P. (App. 539 3) 373, (App- 537-) 


. Estimate of Charge of Medicines, Bedding, aud Hospital Contingencies in Ireland, and of the Royal Military Infirmary in Dublin, 1801 ; 


LVI, 92, P. (App, 699:)-——1802;: Lv11. 47, (App. 705 ;) 532, (App. 975.)-——1803,; LVILI. 43, (App. 718.)———1804; LIx. 214, 
(App. 694,185; Lx, 21, P. (App. 609.)——~1806; Lx1. 201, (App. 768.) ——1807: ;. Lx11, 66, (p. 81,) (App. 427.)—Lx11. 
614, (App. 427.)--—1808 ; Lx111. 77, P. (App. 654.)——-1809 ; LXIV. 39, P- (App. 458)-—— 1810; Lxv. 87, Pp. (App. 545.)—— 
18115 LXVI. 105; By (App, §01:)+——-1812 ;. Lxvul. ga; p. (App, 606.)-—-1813; LXVIIL. 45, P- (App. 715-)-—— 1814; LxIx. 
87, P. (App. 559.) 1815 ;, Lx x. 12, P. (App. 501 ;) 319, P. (App. 538.)———1816 ; Lx x1. 60, Pp. (App. 586.)——1817; Lx x11. 
81, (App. 517 ;) 84,P.——1818; uxx111. 92, P. (App. 458.+——1819; LXXIV. 141, P. (App. 672.+——1820; uxxv. 60, P. 
(App. 500 ;) 176, P. (App. 514.) 


Estimate of Charge of Allowances to Chaplains, 1806; Lx1, 309, P« (App. 896.)———1807 ; Lx. 66, (Pp. 81,) (App, 427.)—Lx11. 614, 
(App, 427-)-———~-1808); ux111. 77; v. (App. 654.)-———1809; LxIv. 39, Po (App. 458.}——1810; Lxv. 87, P. (App, 545.-—1811; 
UXVIk 105, PB. (App. §01.)-——-—-1812; Lxvir. ga, Ps (App. 606.——1813;: LXV. 45, P. (App. 715.-——1814; LxIx. 87, P. 
(App. 559-1815, LX x. 12, P. (App. 500;) 319, PB. (App. §38.)——1816;, Lx x1. 60, Pp. (App. 586.) 


Estimate of Expenses of Military Asylum, 1801; Lv. 503, P. (App. 882.)———1802; .Ly17. 532; (App 976:)———1803 ; Lvitr. 463, 
(App. 1126.)———1804; “1x. 214, (App. 698.)—— 1805; Lx. 21, p. (App. 621.)-——1806; LxI. 201, (App. 771.)——1807; 
Lx11. 66, (P. 81,) (App. 426.)—1x11. 614, (App. 426.)\——1808 ; Lx 111. 77, P- (App. 653.1809; LXIv. 39, P. (App. 458.)-—— 
1810; Lxv, 87, P. (App. 545.)——-1811; Lxvi. 105, P. (App. 500.) ———-1812 5, LXVII. 92, P. (App. 606.)——1813 xvii. 
103, Be (App. '714-)—---1814; Lx1x. 87, PB. (App. 558.)——1815; LXX. 12, P. (App. 500;) 319, P. (App. 537.)——1816 ; Lxxr. 
Go, p. (App. 58§.)-——1817,; Lxx11. 94, P. (App..527).——-1818;, Lx x111. 32, Pp, (App.468.)——1819; Lx xiv. 141, P.(App.681.) 
1820 ; Lxxv. 6o, Pp. (App. 501 ;) 176, P. (App. 524.) 


Estimate and Papers relative to proposed Plan for founding a Military College, 1801 ; Lv1. 503, Pp. (App. 878-881.)——-Estimates of the 
Charge of, 1802 ; Lv11. 532, (App.975.)——1803 ; Lv111. 463, (App. 1119.)——1804 ; LIx. 214, (App. 696.)—1805 ; Lx. 21, Pp. 
(App. 610.}——1806 ; Lx1. 201, (App. 768, '769.)——-1807; Lx11. 65, (P. 81,) (App. 424.)—Lx11. 614, (App. 424.)——1808 ; 
LXIL, 77, ®. (App. 651.)—--1809;, LXIv. 39, P. (App..456, 457.)-—-18103 Lxv. 87, P. (App. 543.)——1811.5. LXVI. 105, P. 
(App. 498,)-—-—1812 5. Bxval. 92, P. (App. 603.) 1813; LX VIII. 103; P. (App. '711.)——- 1814; Lx1x,87,.P. (App. 556.) 
18153; LXX. 12, P.. (App. 5003) 319, Pp (App. 534.)-——-1816,; Luxx 60, Pp. (App. 582.)——-1817 ; Lx xIn 94, PB. (App. 520.)——. 
1818; LxxItt. 32)P. (App.461.)——1819; LXXIV. 141, P. (App.674.)-—-1820; Lx xw. 60, Pp. (App.501;) 199, P- (App. 516.) 





. Estimate of Charge of the Volunteer Corpa ‘in the United Kingdom, 1801; Lvr, 32, P. (App. 698.)———-1802; Lvl. 15, (App. 698 ;) 532, 


(App, 974-1803; Lvir. 43, (App. 717;) 470, (App. 1195.)———-1804 ;_Lix. 25, (App. 469;) 214, (App. 695.)——1805; 

Lx. 226, Pp. (App. 832.)——-1806; Lx1. 309, Pp. (App. 833.}——1807 ; Lx11. 65, (P. 81,) 614, (App. 4233) 6a1, (App. 865.)—— 

18083, LXILI. 77, P. (App. 650,)——1809; LXxIVv. 39, P. (App. 454.)——1810 ; LXV. 87, P. (App. §41.)———1811; LXVI. 106, P. 

(App..496.)——-1812 Lxy1t. ga, P. (App, 601.)——1813; Lxviii. 45, P. (App. '709.)——1814; Lx1x. 86, Pp. (App. 554.-— 

1815; LXX, 12, P. (App. 5003) 319) 2. (App. 533.1816 ; Lx x1. 60, Pp. (App. §81.)——1817.; Lx x11. 81, (App. 517;) 84, P. 

thet eas LXXIIL 32, BR. (App..458))-——-1819;; LAX. 141, P. (App. 672.1820; 4xxv. 6o, P. (App. 500;) 176, P. 
P- 514. 


208. Estimate 


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Army—continued. 


208. Estimate of Charge of Foreign Corps im the Service of Great Britain, 1801; wv1. 36, Pp. (App. 713.1802; avin. 15, 
182. (Withdrawn, 187 ;} another Account presented, 191; (App. 7933) 541, (App. 979.)——1803 ;_ Lviz1. 43, (App. 718.)—— 
1804; Lix. 214, (App. 695.)}——1805; Lx. 21, P. (App. 609. 1806; Lx1. 309, P. (App. 836.)——1807 ; Lx11. 65, (P. 81,) 
yes ea 614, (App. 424.)&gt;-——1808 ; ax 114. 77, P- (App..650.)——1809; LxIV. 39, P. (App. 455.)——-1810; LXV. 87, P. 
App. 542.)——1811; Lxvi. 105, P. (App. 496.)}———1812 ; Lxvit. g1, P. (App. 602.}——1819; LxvIII,.45, P. (App. 710 ;) 


103, 162, Pp. (App. 711, 722.)——1814; Lx1x. 87, P. (App. 555.)——1815 ; LXx. 12, Pp. (App. §00;) 319, P. (App. 534.)— 
1816; Lxxr. 60, p. (App. 582.) 


209. Account of Services incurred and not provided for (Extraordinaries of the Army,) 1801; (Ordered, Lv1. 27, but not presented.)_—1 808 ; 
Lvir. 81, P. (App. 715.) 1803; LvIII. 154, P. (App. 806.)——1804; L1x. 185, Pp. (App. 616.)\——1805; ix. 60, (P. 68,) 
(App. 715.)——1806 ; Lx1. 328, mp: (App. 894.)———-1807; Lxit. 189, P. (App. 479.)—_xi1. 621, (App. 479.)——1808 ; LxI11, 
219, P. (App. 759.)——1809 ; LXIv. 197, P. (App. 466.)—-1810 ; Lxv. 300, P. (App. 552.)}———-1811; LXxvi. 258, P. (App. 506.) 
—— 1812; LXVII. 354, P. (App. 616.) ——-1813 5. Lxviir. 419, (App. 725.) 1814; Lx1x. 240, Pp. (App. 571.1815; Lxx, 
186, P. (App. 5033) 233; P. (App. §16.+—-1816; uxx1. 940, P. (App. 612,)——1827; Uxxa1. 921, P. (App. 559.)——1818 ; 
LXXIII. 299, P. (App. 490.)——-1819} Lxx1v. 416, Pp. (App. 686.) ——1820; Lxxv. 268, Pp. (App. 530.) ' 


210. Estimate of Charge of In-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, and of the Royal Hospital near Kilmainham, ahd of Expenses of the said Hospital, 
1801; Lv1. 32, P. (App. 697.)——1802 ; Lv11. 15, (App.697.;) 48, (App. 705 ;) 532, (App. 973.)—1803;;_ Lv111. 463, (App. 1118.) 
——1804; LIx. 213, (App. 693.)——1805; rx. 21, Pp. (App. 608.) ——1806; Lxr. 201, (App. 766.)——1807; x11. 65, (P. 81,) 
(App. 422.)--Lx11. 614, (App. 422.)——-1808 ; Lx111. 77, P. (App. 648.) ——-1809 ; Lx1v. 39, P. (App. 453.)——1810; Lxv. 87, P. 
(App. §40.)——-1811 ; Lxvs. 105, Pv. (App. 494.)———-1812; LXvil. 91, P. (App. 600,)——-1813; Lxvimt. 45, PB. (App. 708.) ——— 
1814; Lxrx. 86, p. (App. 553.1815; Lxx. 12, Pp. (App. 499;) 319, P. (App. 531.——1816; Lxx1. 60, P. (App. 5'79.-— 
1817; Lxx1I. 94, P. (App. 525.)——1818; Lxxirt. 32, P. (App. 466.1819; Lxxtv. 141, P. (App. 680.) 1820; Lxxv, 
176, P. (App. 523.) . 


211. Estimate of Charge of Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, and of the Royal Hospital near Kilmainham, 1801 ; Lv1. 32, P.(App. 690.)—— | 
1802; Lvir. 15, (App. 6973) 48, (App. 7053) 532, (App. 972.) —-~1803; Lv1t1. 463, (App. 1118.)——-1804; LIx. 213, (App. 692.) 
——1805; Lx. 21, Pp. (App. 608.)-——1806; Lx1. 201, (App. 767.)}——-1807; x11. 65, (P. 81,) (App. 422.)—Lxi1. 614, 
(App. 422.)———1808 ; Lx111. 77, P. (App. 649.) +1809; Lx1v. 39, P. (App. 453.)——1810; Lxv. 87, vp. (App. 540.1811; 
LXVI. 105, P. (App. 495.)———-1812; Lxvir. 91, P. (App. 600.}——1813; Lxviti. 45, P. (App. 708.1814; Lx1x. 86, P, 
(App. 553.)——-1815;, Lxx. 12, P. (App. 499;) 319, P- (App.532.)——1816; Lxx1. 60, Pp, (App.§80.)——1817; LxxXII. 94, P. 
(App.526.)——1818; txx11. 32, p. (App. 467.——1819; LxxIv. 141, P. (App. 680,.)———-1820; Lxxv. 176, P. (App. 524.) 


212. Estimate of Charge of Pensions to Widows of Officers of the Land Forces, 1801; vi. 32, P. (App. 698.)———1802; ivi. 15, (App. 698 ;) 
47, (App.'703;) 532, (App.973.)——1803; Lv111. 43, (App.’716.)——1804;. LIx. 213, (App.694.)-—-1805 ; Lx. 91, Pp. (App. 609.) 
——1806; Lxr.. 201, (App. 767.)\——1807; uLx11. 65, (Pp. 81,) (App. 423.)—Lxu. 614, (App. 423.)———-1808 ; LXIII. 77, P. 
(App. 649.)\——-1809; _LxIv. 39, P. (App. 454.)——1810; Lxv. 87, P. (App. 541.}+——-1811; Lxvr. 105, Pp. (App. 496,)—— 
1812; Lxvit. 91, Pp. (App. 601.1813; Lxviir. 103, P. (App. '709.)——1814; Lx1x. 86, Pp. (App. 554.+—~-1815; LxX, 12, P. 
(App. 499 ;) 319, P. (App. 533.) ——-1816; rx x1. 60, r. (App. 580.) 1817; Lxx11. 104, P. (App, §27.)—-— 1818; Lxxili, 32, P. 
(App. 468.)\——-1819 ; Lx xiv. 141, P. (App. 681.)\——-1820; Lxxv. 176, Pp. (App. 525.) 


213. Estimate of Charge of Allowances on. Compassionate List to Children of deceased Officers, 1807; uxu1. 66, (p. 81,) 614, (App. 427.)— 
1808; Lx. 77, P. (App. 654.)——1809; Lxiv. 39, P. (App. 459;) 160, (App. 435.1810; Lxv. 87, P. (App. 545.-— 
1811; Lxvi. 105, P. (App. 501.)———1812; Lxvir. 92, Pp. (App. 606.)——1813; Lxvut. 103, P. (App. 715.)——~—1814; LxXIx. 
87, P. (App. 559.)———1815;. Lxx. 12, P. (App. §01;) 319, P. (App. 538.1816; Lxx1. 60, B. (App. 586.)———-1817; Lxxil. 
94, P. (Estimate withdrawn, and another presented, 139, 140, P.) (App.528.)——1818 ; Lxx111. 92, Pp. (App. 469.)——1819; LxxIv. 
142, P. (App. 682.)——-1820 ; xxv. 176, Pp. (App. 525.) 


214. Estimate of Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Land Service, 1801; ivr. 32, (App. '700.}———1802; Lvit. 12, (App. 684;) 226, 
(App. 7953) 418, (App. 922 ;) 541, (App. 979.)———1803 ; Evii1. 48, (App. 718.)——-1804; L1x. 29, (App. 470.)-——-1805; Lx. 
24, (App. 614. 1806; ix. 119, (P. 129,) (App. 690.1807; x11. 27, Pp. (App. 403.)—Lx11.. 614, (App, 403.)—— 1808 ; 
‘LXITI. 77, P. oe 657.)——-1809 ; Lxiv. 64, Pp. (App: 461.)——1810; Lxv. 137, P. (App. 567.)——~-1811; LXxvI. 186, P. 
( App. 521.)——-1812 5 Lxvtt. 151, Pp. (App. 627.)——1813 ; LxviiI. 510, Pp. (App. 734.) 1814; LXIx, 343, P. (App. 584.)—— 
1815; LXXx. 345, P. (App. 558.1816; Lx x1. 57, P. (App. 627.)———1817; Lxx11. 97, P. (App. §70.)——1818;, Lx x11. 67, P. 
(App. 498.)———1819; Exxiv. 210, P. (App. 693.)——~1820;, Lxxv. 68, P. (App. 5405) 232, P. (App. 541.) 


215. Estimate of Charge of the Office of Ordnance, on account of Pay of Superannuated and Disabled Officers, and Retired Allowances, 1811 ; 
Lxvi. 185, P. (App. 527.) ——1812; Lxvit. 151, P. (App. 634.)——-1813; LxVIII. 510, P. (App. 741.1814; LxIx. 343, P 
(App. 592.) 1815, 5, LXx. 345, P. (App. 558, 565.) ——-1816; Lxx1. 57, P. (App. 634;) 324, P———-1817; LXxII. 97, P. 
(App. 575-)——1818 ; txx111. 67, Pp. (App. 502.1819; Lxxiv. 210, Pp. (App. 698.)——-18 20; Lx xv. 232, p. (App. 547.) 

216. Estimate of Charge of the Pay of General Officers, not being Colonels of Regiments, 1815; Lxx. 12, Pp. (App. 498;) 319, P. (App. 526.) 


1816 ; Lxxt. 60, Pp. (App. 574.) ——-1817; LxXx1t. 24, P. (App. 522.)\—1818 5 Lxxuit. 32, Pp. (App. 463.)——-1819; Lxx1v. 
141, P. (App. 677.)——- 1820; Lxxv. 276, P. (App. 520.) 


217. Estimate of Charge of Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments, in the nature of Superannuations or Retired Allowances to Persons 
belonging to the several Public Departments, 1811; xxva. 105, P. (App. §03;) 185, P, (App. 527.1812; BxVII. 92; P. 
( App. 611.)——1813 ; Lxviir. 103, Pp. (App. 721.)——1814; Lx1x, 87, Pp. (App. 566. 18155, Lxx. 12, P. (App. 501 ;) 320, P. 
(App. 551.)——1816 ; txxr. 60, Pp. (App. 599.) 1817; Lxx11. 139, P. (App. Fis EB LXxil1. 32, P. (App. 484.)—— 
1819; LXXIV. 142, P. (App. 683.)———-1820; Lxxv. 176, pr. (App. 526.) 


218. Estimate of Charge of the Commissariat Establishment in Ireland, 1808; Lx111..77, P. (App. 655-)-—1809 ;, LX1v. 39, P- (App. 459.)——— 
1810; Lxv. 88, Pp. (App. 547.-——1811; LXvVI. 105, P. (App. 502.)——1812; Lx vir. 92, P. (App. 610.)———-1813 ; LXVIII. 103, P. 
(App. 720.)———1814; Exrx. 87, P. (App. 565. )————1815 ; LXX. 319, P. (App: 549 3) 380, P. (App. 555.1816‘ uxxz. 60, P. 
(App. 599 ;) 68, Pp. (App. 601.)——-1817 5, Lx x1. 359, (App. 569.)——1818 5 Lx x15I. 253, (App. 488,)-——-1819; LxxXav. 519, P. 
(App. 701.)——1820 ; Lxxv. 373, (App. 537-) 


219. Estimate of probable Expenditure of the Commissary General’s Department for 1807; x11. 66, (pr. 81,) (App. 428.) 1808 ; Lx11I. 
182, Pp. (App. 741.) 1809; Lxiv. 236, (App. 478.)—+1810 ; Exv. 188,.P. (App. 551.)-—+1811; LXVI. 194, P. (App. 505:)-—— 
1812 ;, Lxvul. 219. (Withdrawn, 221; another presented, 233, P.) (App. 614.}——1813; Lxvutt. 160, Pr. (App. 722.)———1814; 
LxIx. 138, Pp. (App. 569.}———1815; Lxx. 364, P. (App. 554.)——1816; txx1. 186, pv. (App. 602.)——=—=Estimate’ of probable 
Extraordinary Expenditure of d° for 1807; Lx11. 709, (App. 902.)——-1808 ;_ Lxir. 182, Pp. (App. 741.) 


220. Estimate of probable Expense of the Storekeeper General’s Department, 1809; tx1v. 236, (App. 479.).——1811; Lxv1. 236, (App. 506.) 
——1813; Lxvutt. 171, (App. 724.)-—1814; Lxix. 351, P. (App. 570. ——1815; Lx x. 364, P. (App. 585.) 1816; Lxxt: 
340, P. (App. 625.) 


221. Estimate of Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces, proposed to be stationed in France, 1816; Lxx1. 60, Pp. (App. §72-)———1817; LxxIt. 7 
104, P. (App. 518.)——+1818; rxx111. 32, r. (App. 459.) 


222. 7 of Charge of His Majesty’s Garrisons at home and abroad, 1817; ixx11. 124, ep. (Withdrawn, and another presented, 140, P-) 
(App. 523.) 
223. Estimate of Sum to be paid for Fees at the Exchequer, 1815; 1xx. 12, Pp. (App. 4993) 319, P- (App. 531.1816; Lxxt1. 60, P. 


(App. 579.)——-1817; txxir. 94, ¥. (App. 544.1818; Lxx111. 32, P. (App. 486.)}——-1819; Lxxiv. 142, P. (App. 684.)—— 
1820; Lxxv. 60, Pp. (App. 501;) 176, Pp. (App. 528.) 


224. Abstracts of Army Estimates, 1809; ixrv. 44, Pp. (App. 60.\——1810; Lxv. 88, Pp. (App. §47.)———-1811; LxvI. 105, P. (App. 503/)—— 
1812; LXVit. 92, Pp. (App. 611.)——1813; Lxvitr. 103, Pp. (App.72¥.)-—-1814; Lxtx. 87, P. (Order for printing discharged ; 
Abstract withdrawn, and another presented; 96, ¥.) (App. 567-1817; LXXII. 139, P- (App. 549-)——( Withdrawn, and another 

presented, 145, P.)——1818 ; Lxx111. 33, Pp. (App. 487.) ——1819; LXX1V. 142, P. (App. 686.)——1820; Lxxv. 60, Pp. (App. 501.) 


225. List of Persons receiving Allowances as of His: Majesty’s Royal Bounty, 1811; LxXv1. 144, (App. 567.)———1812; LXvit.g4, P- (App. 607.) 
——1813; LXVILI. 103, P. (App. 716.)—-—1814; Lxix. 87, Pp. (App. 560.) 


226. Account of the Deputy’Treasurer of Chelsea Hospital of Unclaimed Prize Money, 2810; Lxv. 400, (r. 408,) (App. 628.)——~1811 ; 
LXVI, 361,.(App: 662.)———1812 ; LXviI. 181, (App. 674.)——18135 Lxvuss. 286, (App. 775-)-——1814; LxIx. 150, (App. 640.) 
1815; Lxx. 164, P. (App. 603.) ——1816 ; txx1. 186, (App. 684.)——-1817; Lxxir. 168, P. (App. 605.)——1818 ; Lxxirt. 172, 
(App. 554.)———-1819; Lxxiv. 199, (App. '748).——-1820; Lxxv. 134, (®. 163,) (App. 592-) 


(App. 699 ;) 

















227. List 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


























































239. 


241. 


22. 


243. 


246. 


_ 247. 


250. 


251. 


252. 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





Army—continued. 


. List of Officers of Land Forces and Marines, on Half Pay; (Ordered, tv1. 27, but not presented.) 


. Account of Expense of the Army, for the years 1779, 1780, 1781, 1782, 1793, 1794, 1795 and 1796; Lv1. 216, (P. 234.) 
. Account of the number of Troops maintained by this country, in the years 1779, 1780, 1781, 1782, 1793, 1794, 1795 and 1796; 


tv1, 216, (P. 234.) 


. Estimate of Charge of an augmentation of Dragoons, Infantry, and Invalids; Lv1. 36, rp. (App. 713.) 
. Account of Distribution of the sum of £.2,500,000. granted to defray the Extraordinary Services of the Army for 1800; Lv1. 507, P. 


(App. 883.) 
Ditto - - - - with Dates of the respective Payments ; (Ordered, Lv1. 484, bnt not presented.) 


. Estimate of Charge of Extra Forage for the Cavalry in Ireland; vit. 47. (App. 703.) 


Estimate of Charge of an Allowance to the Non-commissioned Officers and Private Men of the Troops in Ireland, for Small Beer ; 
Lyi. 48, (App. 706.) 
Estimate of Charge of an Allowance to the Forces while on a March in Ireland; tvi1. 48, (App. 706.) 


. Account of Distribution of the sum of £.2,500,000. granted to defray the Extraordinary Services of the Army, for the year 1801 ; 


Lvi1.81, B. (App.707.) 


- Particulars of Distribution of the Sum granted for Army Extraordinaries for Jreland, for 1801; tv11. 396, P. (App. 884.) 
. State of numbers and amount of Estimates of Army Services for one month, from 25 May 1802; Lv11. 407. 


Estimate of Charge of one Regiment of Light Dragoons and one West India Regiment, and of an augmentation to the Dragoon Guards, 
&amp;c.; tvii1. 464, (App. 1120.) 


. Estimate of Charge of additional General and General Staff Officers; Lv11t. 464, (App. 1121.) 


Estimate of Charge of appointing effective Captains to the Troops and Companies lately held by certain Officers of the respective 
Regiments of Cavalry and Infantry, from 25th May to 24th December 1803; Lvii1. 464, (App.1121.) 


Charge of Services ordered to be performed, and Stores to be supplied, for carrying on the Service of the Office of Ordnance, in the year 
1803; Lv11I.473, (App. 1141.) 


Account of Application of the sum of £.325,000. Irish currency, granted in the last Session towards defraying Extraordinary Services 
of the Army-in Ireland for 1802; Lv111. 357, P. (App. 962.) 


Statement of the amount of Money to be paid in satisfaction of outstanding Claims on the late Board of Ordnance in Ireland; Lvi11. 473, 
(App. 1141.) 

General Return of Men raised for the Royal Army of Reserve; L1x. 55, P. (App. 524.) 

Account of all such Barracks as have been pulled down, sold, or disposed of, since the ratification of Preliminaries of Peace of Amiens; 
LIX. 171, P. (App. 569.) 

Account of all such Barracks as have been erected, or ordered to be erected, since the ratification of Preliminaries of Peace of Amiens; 
LIX, 171, P. (App. 570.) 

Account of Expenses which have severally attended the erection of all such Barracks; L1x. 171, P. (App. 571.) 


. Account of Dates of Contracts or Agreements, and the terms or conditions attending the same; L1x. 171, P. (App. 571.) 


Copy of Contract entered into between Mr. Thomas Neill, and the Barrack Master General, for building the Barrack at Chichester; 
LIX. 215, P. 


Account of Periods at which it was contracted that the several Barracks should be completed, and of the several Penalties on Non- 
compliance; LIX. 215, P. : 


Copy of Form of making out the Certificates given by the proper officers of the Barrack Department; L1x. 215, P. 


. Account of the several hired Barracks that were in possession of the Barrack Board at the time of signing the Preliminaries of the Peace 


of Amiens; LIX. 215. 
Account of number of Men raised in each month in Great Britain and Ireland for the Army of Reserve; L1x..318, rp. (App. 526.) 


Account of application of £.650,000. Irish currency, granted in last Session towards defraying Extraordinary Services of the Army in 
{reland for 1803; 11x, 269, (App. 723.) 


. Copy of any Orders made by the Treasury of Ireland since the Union, affecting the Half Pay of Officers on the Irish Establishment in 
En 


gland; 11x. 201, Pp. (App. 682.) 
List of Officers on the Half Pay of the Establishment of Ireland; L1x. 354. 
Estimate of Charge of Four Companies for Garrison Service in the West Indies and America; 11x, 214, (App. 698.) 
Estimate of Augmentation to the Military Establishment of the United Kingdom in 1804; L1x. 214, (App. 698.) 
Account of Sum wanted to complete works at Chetney Hill Lazaret; t1x. 233, (App. 712.) 
Account of Numbers wanting to complete Army of Reserve; (Ordered, L1x. 344, but not presented.) 
Return of number of Men raised for Army of Reserve in Ireland, to 24th May 1804; 11x. 388, P. (App. 527.) 
List of Reduced Officers of Land Forces on Half Pay Establishment in Great Britain; t1x. 428. 
Return of number of effective Men in any Foreign Levies; Lx. 30, Pp. (App. 619.) 


Returns of number of effective Men raised under three Acts, passed in the last Session, for establishing and maintaining a permament 
additional Force for Defence'of the Realm; ix. 31, Pp. (App. 622.) 


nen pombe of effective Men enlisted from the Army of Reserve into His Majesty’s Regular Forces, for general Service; Lx. 31, P. 

App. 628.) 

Returns of number of Recruits raised for the two new Battalions in Scotland, and of number finally approved for general Service; 
LX. 30, 31, P. (App. 620.) 

Return cA ee of Officers detached from their respective Regiments for the purpose of receiving men expected to be raised; Lx. 31, P. 

pp- 629.) 

Return of all Deaths, Desertions, Discharges, or other Casualties, since the commencement of the War to 1st January 1804, and from 

thence to 1st January 1805; Lx. 31, P. (App. 630.) 


. Separate Return of number of effective men raised for the Levy now recruiting by Colonel French, for general Service; 1x. 30, P. 


37, (P.40.) (App. 620 &amp; 631.) 


. Account of His Majesty’s Regular Militia, and Provincial Forces, according to the latest Returns received on 1st January 1804 and 1st 


January 1805; Lx. 90, Pp. 63, p. (App. 621 &amp; 633.) 


. Returns of number of Recruits enlisted and approved for the Royal Regiment of Artillery, Horse Brigade, &amp;c.; Lx. 40, P. (App. 631, 633 ;) 


80, (App. 638.) 


. Return of rank and number of Officers attached to the establishment of the Inspector General of Recruits, for the years 1802, 1803, and 


1804; Lx. 76, (P.80,) (App. 634.) 
Return of effective strength of the Royal Veteran and Garrison Battalions, according to last Returns; ix. 63, p. (App. 634.) 


Account of number of effective Men added to the Forces of His Majesty engaged for general service, between ist January 1804 and 
ist January 1805; ix. 76, 80, rp. (App. 637.) 


276. Return 


276. 
277. 


278. 


279. 
280. 
281. 
282. 
283. 
284. 


285. 


310. 


311. 
312. 
313. 


314, 


315. 
316. 
317. 
318. 
319. 
320. 
321. 


322. 


323. 


324. 


325. 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 17 





Army—continued. 
Return of number of Men raised under Army of Reserve Act, between ist January and 2gth June 1804; Lx. 76, (P. 80,) (App. 637.) 


Copy of Apportionment made by the Privy Council of the Nine Thousand Men, directed by the Additional Force Act for England to be 
raised in England, for the year ending 1st October 1805; (Ordered, Lx. 80, but not presented.) 


Copy of Apportionment made by the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council of Ireland among the several Counties in Ireland, of the 
number of Men requisite for supplying Vacancies that had arisen before 1st September 1804 in the additional Foree; (Ordered, 
Lx. 80, but not presented.) 


Account of the number of Men deficient under Army of Reserve Act; Lx. 123, (App. 645.) 

Accounts of Bounties, Penalties, and separate Rates, under Act 44 Geo. III, c. 56; (Ordered, Lx. 89, but not presented.) 
Account of Men raised under Defence Act since last Return; ix. 123, (App. 642.) 

Copy of all General Instructions from the Inspector General of the Army of Reserve; Lx. 123, (App. 643.) 

Return of number of Recruits raised for the Army, from ist January 1804 to 1st February 1805; Lx. 111, P. (App. 638.) 


Copies of all circular Letters addressed by any of His Majesty’s Secretaries of State to Lieutenants of Counties respecting Acts 
44 Geo. III, c. 56 &amp; 66; Lx. 117, (App. 639.) 


Return of number of Men raised under Defence Act of last Session, (1804) from 1st February to the period of the last Returns; Lx. 205, 
(App. 647.) 
Return of total effective strength of the British Forces, at home and abroad, on ist May 1805; Lx. 378, Pp. (App. 667.) 


. Return of number of Men raised under Additional Force Bill, from 1st January to 30th April 1805; Lx. 378, p. (App. 667.) 


Return of number of Men raised by the ordinary Recruiting, from 1st January to 1st May 1805; Lx. 378, Pp. (App. 667.) 


Return of Casualties on the Home Establishment, from ist January to 1st May 1805; Lx. 378, P. (App. 668.)—_Frrom 1st May’ to 


31st December 1803; also from ist January to 31st December 1804; Lx. 396, (App. 668.)——-From 1st May 1803 to 31st 
December 1804; Lx. 419, P. (App. 678.) 


Return of Casualties on Foreign Stations; (Ordered, tx. 333. Order discharged, 356.) 


. Return of Casualties in His Majesty’s Regular European Forces, between 1st May and 31st December 1803, &amp;c.; Lx. 397, P. (App. 668.) 
. Comparative Statement of Increase and Decrease of His Majesty’s Regular Cavalry and Infantry engaged for general Service; Lx. 397, P. 


(App. 670.) 
Return of Battalions allotted for the reception of Men to be raised under the Additional Force Act; Lx. 397, Pp. (App. 672.) 


. Statement of amount of the Half Pay and Allowances to the Reduced Officers of His Majesty’s Land Forces ; Lx. 397, P. (App. 671.) 
. Weekly Returns of Number of Men raised under Additional Force Act, from 6th April 1805 ; Lx. 397, P. (App. 674.) 


Account of number of East India Company’s Soldiers who returned to Europe in consequence of their terms of service being expired, from 
1788 to 1794 inclusive; Lx. 408. (App. 676.) 


Return of effective strength of the Garrison and Veteran Battalions on ist May 1805; Lx. 3y7, P. (App. 672.) 


Account of number of Men wanting to complete His Majesty’s European Cavalry and Infantry, on 1st May 1805; Lx. 413, Pp. (App.676.) 
Abstract of Returns of Men raised under Additional Force Act; Lx. 413, P. (App. 677.) 


Returns relating to Royal Regiment of Artillery and Corps of Military Artificers; Lx. 417, Pp. (App. 677.) 


. Return of total effectivestrength of British Army, at home and abroad, according to the latest Returns; Lx. 422, wp. (App. 679.) 
. Return of number of Men wanted to complete His Majesty’s regular European Cavalry and Infantry, according to the latest Returns ; 


Lx. 422, Pp. (App. 679.) 


. Return of number of Men who have enlisted from the Militia under the Act of the present Session; Lx. 422, r. (App. 680.) 


Return of number of Men raised for the new Levies; Lx. 436, rp. (App. 681.) 


Account showing what number of Men, who have volunteered from the Militia into the Regular Army, are included in the effective 
strength of the Army; Lx. 378, Pp. (App. 666;) 436, rp. (App. 681.) 


.. Return of number of Recruits, and of strength of Detachments at the Army Depot, belonging to Regiments abroad ; (Ordered, Lx. 434, 


but not presented.) 


. Returns of number of effective Men raised under Act 44 Geo. III. for Defence of the Realm in England, Seotland, and Ireland ;. ux1. 29, Pp. 


(App. 618 3) 53, (App. 619.) 
Expense of Services performed by the Office of Ordnance, and not provided for; Lx1. 20, (App. 616.) ° 


. Return of Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, Privates, and Recruits, belonging to His Majesty’s Service, embarked for the East Indies, 


from June 1793 to the last embarkation ; (Ordered, Lx1. 39, but not presented.) 


Return of number of Men who volunteered from the Militia into the Regular Army, under Act of Parliament of 10th April 1805; 
LXI. 161, Pp. (App. 628.) 


Return of Cadets and Recruits entered and enlisted for Service of the East India Company ; (Ordered, Lx1. 39, but not presented.) 
Abstracts of Men raised under Additional Force Act in England, Scotland, and Ireland; txt. 161, Pp. (App. 624.) 


Copies of circular Letters to Lord Lieutenants of Counties, bearing date 16th September and 31st December 1805, relative to. above Act ; 
LXI. 152, (P. 157,) 161, P. 


Account of number of Men raised in Great Britain and Ireland, by ordinary recruiting, for general Service, since 1st January 1801 ; 
LXI. 167, P. (App. 630.) 


Return of Men that have entered from limited for general Service, since 1st January 1801 ; Lx1. 161, P. (App. 628.) 
Statement of effective strength of British Army on ist January and 1st July in each year, from 1801 ; LX1. 161, Pp. (App. 627.) 
Similar. Return of Artillery, Engineers, and Drivers; ix1. 135, p. (App. 622.) 

Return of Men enlisted for services of the Artillery, from 1st January 1801; Lx1. 135, P. (App. 623.) 

Account of Penalties incurred under additional Force Act ; (Ordered, Lx1. 113, but not presented.) 

Return of gross amount of Casualties of the Regular Army since 1801 ; Lx1. 167, Pp. (App. 631.) 


Return of number of Parties employed in recruiting for the Line, and for the additional Force, on 1st January in each year since 1801 ; 
LXI. 231, P. (App. 632.) 


Abstract of Return made by the Inspector General to the Privy Council of number of Vacancies which had arisen in the additional Force 
of England ; Lx1. 154, Pp. (App. 624.) 


Copy Apportionment made, by the Privy Council among the Counties of England, of Men required to be raised in the year ending 
ist October 1806 ; (Ordered, Lx1. 141, but not presented,) 


Copy of so much of His Majesty’s Regulations respecting the Barrack Department as relates to the receipt, custody, and issue of public 
Monies; Lx1, 163, P. (App. 628 ;) to be reprinted, tx11. 86. 


Copies of Abstracts of Subdivision Rolls returned, subsequent to May 1804, pursuant to Act 43 Geo. IIT; ix1. 184, (P. 192,) (App. 631.) 


326. Estimate of Charge to reimburse the Monies expended by the Barrack Department, for the service of the Royal Military College ; 


327. 


LXI. 201, (App. 770.) 
Abstract of total number of Men raised in each week under Additional Force Act to the latest period ; Lx1. 236, Pp. (App. 627.) 


328. Account 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) E 




































































331. 
332. 


‘337. 


339. 


341. 


343. 


347. 


349. 


351. 
352. 





370. 
371. 


372. 


374. 


375. 


373. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Army—continued. 


‘Account of all the Men raised in Great Britain and Ireland for the Land Forces, from 29th September 1774 to 29th September 1780 ; 


LXI. 227, P. (App. 631.) 


. Return of number of effective Men in Foreign and Provincial Corps, in service of Great Britain, on 1st January and 1st July 1803, 1804, 


and 1805, and 1st Morch 1806; Lx1. 259, P. (App. 635.) 


. Copy of circular Letter from the Secretary at War to the Colonels of marching Regiments, relative to enlisting men, dated 16th December 


1775; other Papers relating to the same subject: Lx1. 231, Pp. (App. 634.) 
Return of number of effective Men in the British Army, from 1st January 1775 to 1st January 1783 ; LxI. 335, P. (App. 637.) 


Account of number of Men raised for rank, either permanent or temporary, from 1st January 1775 to 1st January 1783; (Ordered, 
LXx1. 236, but not presented.) 


. Return of number of effective Men in the British Army, from 1st January 1793 to 1st January 1801; Lx1. 336, Pp. (App. 637.) 
. Account of number of Recruits raised for the Army, from 1st January 1793 to 1st January 1801; Lx1. 286, Pp. (App. 636.) 
. Account of number of Men who volunteered from the Militia into the Line for general service, 1805; per Act 45 Geo. III; ix1. 286, P. 


(App. 636.) 
Account of number of Men who volunteered from the Militia into the Line for limited service, in 1799, under Acts 39 and 
39 &amp; 40 Geo. III; .Lx1. 286, Pp. (App. 636.) 


Copy of Order and Instruction relative to the Terms of Establishment of Soldiers, dated 4th February 1783 ; Lx1. 254, P. (App. 634.) 


. Return of total number of Recruits raised in Great Britain and Ireland, for Service unlimited, in March 1806; Lx1. 259, P. (App. 635.) 


Account of establishment of the British Regular Army, in rank and file, from 24th December 1774 to 24th December 1782 ; 
LXI. 358, P. (App. 637.) 


. Return of number of Recruits raised under the Additional Force Act, who volunteered from limited to unlimited Service, between 


October 1804 and April 1806; Lx1. 284, Pp. (App. 635.) 


List of the several Barns rented by Government, and used as Barracks, in the Division of Sandown Bay, in the Isle of Wight; 
LXx1. 364, (¥. 365.) 

Copy of Letter to the late Secretary at War, dated 29th December 1805, from Barrack Master of Sandown Bay Division, inclosing 
Proposals for building a Barrack at Brading; and several other Papers relating to Barracks ; Lx1. 364, (P. 365.) 


Account of all Minutes and other Proceedings of the Paymaster General, since 14th July 1804, respecting the Accounts of the Ex- 
Paymaster General; Lx1. 377, P. 


Copies of all Letters and other Proceedings in relation to said Accounts; LXxI. 377, P. 

Account of establishment of all Regiments of the Line, to the last Return ; (Ordered, Lx1. 339, but not presented.) 
Copy of Letter from the Secretary at War to the Lords of the Treasury, respecting Military Stores; Lx1. 357. 
Estimate of Charge of the proposed additional Pensions and Allowances to Soldiers; Lx1. 358, Pp. (App. 847.) 


. Copy of Letter from Major Davies, Assistant Barrack Master General at Newport in the Isle of Wight, dated 31st January 1806; 


LxI. 364, P. é 


Account of all Payments made by the Paymaster General of His Majesty’s Forces in Great Britain, on the joint account of Great Britain 
and Ireland, in the years 1801, 1802, 1803, 1804, and 1805; distinguishing Payments made for services prior to 1st January 1801 ; 
also several other Accounts relating to the joint charge on the United Kingdom ; (Ordered, Lx1. 524, but not presented.) 


Return of number of In and Out-Pensioners on establishment of Chelsea Hospital; ux1. 417, (App. 871.) 
Copy of Report of the Comptrollers of Army Accounts, dated 13th June 1806; Lx1. 438, 
Copies of Two Minutes of the Board of Treasury of 17th and 24th April 1806; Lx1. 438. 


. Copy ‘of Letter from the Deputy Barrack Master General to Barrack Master Page, dated gth November 1803; and other Papers re- 


lating to Barracks in the Isle of Wight, and to the dismissal of Mr. Atkins; LXx1. 472, P. 


Copy of Memorial presented by John Pritchard, late Barrack Master of the Medina Mill Barracks, in the Isle of Wight, to the Commis- 
sioners of Military Inquiry, 20th January 1806; Lx1. 483, (P- 504.) 


. Estimate of Charge of augmentation of Pay and Allowances to Officers and Privates of the Infantry, from 25th June 1806 to 24th De- 


cember following ; LxI. 512, P. (App. 888.) 
Estimate of Charge of augmentation to the Out-Pension of Chelsea Hospital; Lx1. 512, Pp. (App. 889.) 


. Estimate of Charge of augmentation to Pensions of the Widows of Officers ;. Lx1. 512, Pp. (App. 889.) 
. Copies of all Letters and Affidavits received from Mr. Atkins by the Secretary at War, since 1st June 1806; LXx1. 555, P. 
. Return of all Buildings of every description rented or hired by Government, and used as Barracks, &amp;c. under several distinct heads; 


(Ordered, LX1. 550, but not presented.) 


Return of Canteens, or Houses for vending Beer and Liquors, which have been set up at the several Buildings rented or hired by Govern- 
ment, and used as Barracks; (Ordered, Lx1. 551, but not presented.) 


. Statement of Sumis received by the late Barrack Master General for Rents of Canteens, and for Dung, &amp;c. sold ; (Ordered, Lx1. 555, 


but not presented.) 


. Account of all Money received on the part of Government for Dung, &amp;c. arising from Barracks, between 1st January 1793 and 


24th June 1806 ; (Ordered, Lx1. 564, but not presented.) 


. Return of all Sales that have taken place at the several temporary Barracks, or buildings used as Barracks ; (Ordered, Lx1. 564, but 


not presented.) 


Return of monthly effective strength of His Majesty’s Regular and Militia Forces, from 1st March 1806 to ist January 1807; Lx11. 71, 
(P- 74) (App. 433:) 


Return of monthly effective strength of the Artillery and Engineers, from 1st March 1806 to 1st January 1807 ; 1x11. 74, P. (App. 434.) 


. Return of number of Men raised for the Regular Army in each month, from 1st January 1805 to ist January'1807 ; Lx11. 71, (P. 74,) 


92, P. (App. 434-) 


. Copies of Orders and Regulations issued since the last Session for better recruiting of the Army, &amp;c.; Lx11. 71, (P. 74.) 
. Abstract of Instructions issued by His Majesty’s command to Lieutenants of Counties respecting the Training Act; Lx11. 86, P. 
. Particulars of Expense of the Inspector General’s Department ; Lx11. 65, (P. 81,) (App. 417.) 


.Copy of Warrant establishing certain Orders and Regulations for better ordering of the Army ; Lx11. 66, P. 


Return of number of Men raised in each month by the ordinary means of recruiting, from 27th June 1806 to the latest period ; and in 
the years 1800, 1804, and 1805; Lx11. 92, P. (App. 433 ;) 108, P. ' 


Return of Barrack Supplies furnished by Mr. Alexander Davison, during the last whole year of his being employed for that 3 
(Ordered, Lx11. 86, but not pore Fee , a y ig employ purpose 


A similar Return from the Commissary General of all the Barrack Supplies furnished during the first whole year of his having so 
provided ; (Ordered, ux11. 86, but not presented.) 


Return cA morte Men wanting to complete establishment of the Regular Army, on 1st January 1805, 1806, and 1807 ; Lx11. 136, P. 
Pp- 440. 


Return of number and effective strength of Recruiting Parties, on 1st January 1806 and 1807; LXII, 112, P. (App. 438.) 
376. Retura 


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Army—continued. 
376. Return of number of Persons employed on 1st January 1807 to levy Men for the Army; Lx. 136, P. (App. 440.) 
377. Return of Casualties from 1st January 1805 to 1st January 1807; Lx11. 136, Pp. (App. 440.) 
378. Return of Desertions in the Army at home; Lx11. 112, Pp. 136, P. (App. 439.) 
379. Return of number of Men serving in the Regular Army ; (Ordered, Lx11. 89, but not presented.) 
380. Return of number of Pensioners on the Establishment of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals; x11. 196, Pp. (App. 441.) 


381. Copy of Commission appointing Charles Herries and William Bragge, Esquires, Commissioners for examining and stating the Accounts 
of Barrack Expenditure; LXxII. 95, FP. 


382. Return of number of Men who have been reported in the Regimental Monthly Returns, transmitted to the Adjutant General, as having 
volunteered from limited to unlimited Service in 1806; Lx11. 136, Pp. (App. 438.) 


383. Return of number of Men for whom Bounty has been charged as enlisted at the Head Quarters of the several Regiments, from 
25th September to 24th December 1806; Lx11. 108, p. (App. 441.) 


384. Copies of all Minutes of the Paymaster General respecting the Clothing of the Royal Veteran Battalions ; Lx11. 193. 


385. Return of number of Men raised for the Regular Army, in each month, from 1st January 1805 to 1st January 1807; LxI1. 244, P. 
(App. 442.) 

386. State of number of Rank and File borne on the establishment of the Regular Army in 1804, 1805, and 1806 ; (Ordered, Lx11.. 195, but 
not presented.) 


387. Monthly Return of effective strength of His Majesty’s Regular and Militia Forces, from 1st Juiy 1804 to 1st March 1806; Lx11, 244, P. 
(App. 442.) 
388. Return of number of Recruits raised in Great Britain for the Regular Army, from 1st January 1807 ; (Ordered, Lx11.219, but not presented.) 


389. Return of number of Recruits raised in Great Britain for the Regular Army, by the ordinary means of recruiting, from 1st January 1807; 
LXII. 239, P. (App. 441.) 

390. Return of number of Desertions which have taken place monthly in the Army at home, from 1st January 1807; Lx11. 233, (P. 239,) 
(App. 441.) 

391. Return of number of Recruits which have been raised weekly in Great Britain, from 1st January 1807; Lx11. 233, (P. 239,) (App. 441.) 


392. Copy of Minute of the late Board of Treasury for appointing a Barrack Commissioner; Lx11. 346, P. 

393. Copies of Reports referred to in that Minute; Lx11. 346, P. 

394. Copies of all Minutes of His Majesty’s Paymaster General respecting the Clothing of the Royal Veteran Battalions ; Lx11. 693, P. 
395. Particulars of Expense of Inspector General’s Department; ix11. 613, (App. 417.) 

396. Estimate of the Charge of sundry Additions to the Establishment of the Army ; Lx11. 614, (App. 864.) 


397. Comparative Return of Men recruited in England, Ireland, and Scotland, since 25th December 1806; (Ordered, Lx11. 622, but not 
presented.) 


398. Return of Names of Persons who have been appointed to situation of Inspecting Field Officers; Lx11. 682, (App. 891.) 
399. Return of Names of Officers of rank of Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel, Major, and Captains, now on Half Pay ; ix11. 698, r. 
400. Return of number of Men raised for the Regular Army, in each month, from 1st January 1807; Lx11. 716, P. 

401. Return of number of Desertions which have taken place monthly in the Army at home; Lx11. 716, P. 


402. Account of all sums of Money issued to Army Agents, from 25th December 1805 to 24th December 1806; and several other Accounts 
relating to Agency and to Clothing the Army ; Lx11. 812, Pp. 818, Pp. 819, P 


403. Return of Men raised for the Regular Army in June 1807, and for corresponding periods in 1805 and 1806; Lx11. 736, Pp. (App. 893.) 
404. Return of effective strength of Regular Forces at the latest period at which the same can be made up; Lx11. 768, Pp. (App. 894.) 


405. Comparative Return of Men recruited in England, Ireland, and Scotland, from 29th December 1806 to 25th June 1807; Lx11. 768, P. 
(App. 894.) 

406. Account of number of Men in each month for whom Bounty has been drawn, as for Recruits raised at Head Quarters in Great: Britain 
since 1st January 1805; Lx1I. 794, P. (App. 895.) 


407. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Ordered, ux11. 741, but not presented.) 

408. State of Balances to the latest period for or against Army Agents, as far as they have been ascertained; Lx11. 844. 
409. State of Fund for granting Pensions to Officers’ Widows; Lx11. 844, P. 

410. State of application of Sum voted by Parliament for the Compassionate List ; x11. 844, P. (App. 967,) 


411. Account of every sum of Money received for Commissions that have at any time become vacant from January 1795 to the present 
period ; Lx11. 773, P. (App. 916.) ‘ 

_412. A Paper, intituled, Memorandum relative to the Fund established by the Commander in Chief, for paying off Claims for the Value of 
Half Pay Commissions; LxII. 773, P. (App. 931.) 


413. &lt;A Paper, intituled, Explanatory Memorandum relative to Commissions in the Army ; LxII. 773, P. (App. 931.) 
414. Account of Monies received and paid on account of Half Pay Commissions, &amp;c.; Lx11. 773, P. (App. 932.) 


_ 415. Account of Monies paid by Order of the Commander in Chief out of the Fund arising by the sale of Commissions ; Lx1I: 773, P. 
(App. 938.) 
416. a of a saved by Government by removal of Officers of the Half Pay Regiments into established Regiments ; 1x11. 773, P. 
PP- 939- 

417. Account of numbers wanting to complete establishment of the Regular Army; Lx11. 834, P. (App. 896.) 

418. Account of number of effective Sea Fencibles ; 1x11. 806, p. (App. 964.) 

419. Account of number of effective Sea Fencibles in Ireland; ix11. 806, Pp. (App. 965.) 

420. Account of number of Desertions which have taken place amongst the Recruits in 1805, 1806, and 1807; Lx11. 801, Pp. (App. 893.) ; 


421. Estimate of probable Expense that will be incurred if 100,000 Private Men, with a proportionate number of Officers, are placed upon 
permanent duty; Lx11. 796, (App. 958.) 


422. Return of numbers of establishment and effective strength of Regular and Militia Forces, on 1st March 1805, 1806, and 1807; 
LXII. 838, Pp. (App. 896.) 
423. Return of number of Men who have volunteered from limited to unlimited Service; 1x11. 838, Pp. (App. 897.) 


424. Account of Rate of Bounties paid to Recruits in 1805, 1806, anid 1807 ; Lx11. 838, P. (App. 898.) 
425. Return of number of Desertions which have taken place monthly from the Army at home; ix11. 838, P. (App. 897.) 


426. Return of number of Recruits raised monthly by Recruiting Districts, during the first six months of 1805, 1806, and 1807 ; distinguish- 
ing Great Britain from Ireland; Lx11. 829, p. (App. 896.) 


427. Return of Men raised for the Cavalry in the first six months of 1805; Lx11. 829, P. (App. 896.) 


828. Account of all Sums issued to each and every of the Army Agents, by way of Compensation for his trouble in the affairs of the Royal 
Artillery, &amp;c.; (Ordered, Lx11. 828, but not presented.) ‘ 


429. Return of Volunteer Serjeants employed in the Recruiting Service, together with number of Recruits raised ; 1x11. 847, P. (App. 898.) 


430. Return 
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Army—continued. 
430. Return of number of Men raised for the Regular Army in July 1807; 1x11. 847, Pp. (App. 898.) 


431. Copy of circular Letter from Office of the Paymaster General of the Forces, dated 6th August 1807, addressed to Regimental Agents ; 
LXx11. 845, (App. 946.) 


432. Return of effective strength of the Regular Army, on 1st July 1804, 1805, 1806, and 1807; Lx11. 847, Pp. (App. 900.) 

433. Return of number of Recruits raised for Seeond Battalions of 54 Regiments; Lx11. 847, P. (App. 900.) 

434. Return of number of Parties employed in the Recruiting Service; Lx11. 847, P. (App. 898.) 

435. Return of number of Parties belonging to Regiments employed in the Recruiting Service; Lx11. 847, P. (App. 899.) 

436. Return of number of Desertions which have taken place in the Army at home, at several periods ; Lx11. 847, P. (App. 990.) 

437. Return of number of Men killed, wounded, and missing, of Forces in Egypt and South America; Lx11. 847, Pp. (App. 901.) 

438. Copies of circular Letters addressed to Colonels of Regiments of Infantry, dated 8th December 1806 ; Lx11. 847, P. (App. 899.) 

439. Extract from a circular Letter, dated i2th July 1806, addressed to General Officers commanding Districts ; ux11. 847, P. (App. 899.) 
440, Account of amount of Sums voted by Parliament to defray Expense of the new Military Measures; x11. 847, Pp. (App. 899.) 

441. Return of number of Men raised for the Regular Army in each month, from 1st July 1807 to the latest period; Lx111. 63, P. 


442. Return of number of Desertions which have taken place monthly from the Army in Great Britain and Ireland, from 1st July 1807 to the 
latest period; Lx111. 63, Pp. 71, P. (App. 603.) 


443. Return of number of Men for whom Bounty has been drawn as enlisted at Head Quarters of Regiments in Ireland, during each half year 
of the years 1805, 1806, 1807 ; LXIII. 210, P. 


444, Ditto - - - in Great Britain; Lx111. 102, P. 
445 


. Return of number of Men who, under Act of last Session, have volunteered in England, Scotland, and Ireland, from the Militia to the 
Regular or Marine Forces; Lx111. 63, P. 125, P. 


446. Return of number of Recruits raised monthly by the Recruiting Districts during six months, 1805, 1806, and 1807; LXxIII. 125, P. 
(App- 604.) 

447. Return of number of Recruits for whom Bounty has been drawn as raised monthly at the Head Quarters of Regiments in Great Britain, 
during six mouths of 1807; LxIII. 145, P. (App. 606.) 


448. Return of effective strength of the Regular and Militia Forces on 1st July 1807, and on 1st February 1808 ; several other Returns relating 
to the Militia and Regular Forces; Lx111. 124, Pp. (App. 604 ;) 187, Pp. (App. 611.) 


449. Account of amount of Bounties issued to Volunteers ; LxX111. 172, P. 190, (App. 611, 615.) 
450. Account of total amount of Pay and Clothing, &amp;c. of the Corps of Artillery Drivers for 1807 ; LX11I. 234, P. (App. 617.) 


451. Return of Recruits for the Regular Army (exclusive of foreign and provincial corps) raised and finally approved in each month from 
ist February to ist July 1807; Lx1iI. 157, P. (App. 610.) 


452. Return of number of Men raised monthly by extra recruiting Officers from 1st November 1806 to 1st January 1808; Lxi1. 157, P. 
(App. 611.) 


453. Return of number of Recruits raised for the Regular Army by extra recruiting Officers up to 1st January 1808 ; Lx111. 157, P. (App.611.) 
454. Copy of Rules and Regulations for better ordering the Army, and for improving the condition of Soldiers; Lx111. 153, P. (App. 607.) 


455. Return of number of Men raised under Act of last Session, for increasing the Militia of Great Britain, who have volunteered into the 
Regular Forces; (Ordered, Lx111. 156, but not presented.) 


456. Return of number of Recruits raised for the service of the Army from 1st January 1793 to 1st January 1801; several other Returns 
relating to the Army; LXIII. 157, P. (App. 607.) 


457. Account of effective strength of the Land Forces on ist January and 1st July 1801 to 1807, and ist January 1808; LxI1I. 459, P. 
(App. 627.) 

458. Account of Sums paid to the Architects, or other Officers of the Barrack Department, for their per centage; LXIII. 421, P. 

459. Account of Sums claimed by ditto; Lx111. 421, P. 

460. List of unexamined Accounts of Monies expended upon Buildings and Repairs, delivered into the Branch Office; LXIII. 421, P. 


461. Copy of Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury to the Secretary at War, dated 5th December 1807; and several other Papers relating 
to supplying the Army with Great Coats; LX1II. 441. 


462. Copy of Letter from Messrs. Scott and Co. to the Lords of the Treasury, in June 1806, with its Inclosures ; several other Papers relating 
to clothing the Army; LXIII. 442. 


463. Return of the number of Recruits raised by regular recruiting for the Army, in February, March, April, and May 1808; Lx111. 422, P. . 
(App. 627 ;) 468, Pp. (App. 628.) 


464. Proceedings of Treasury between 1st December 1796 and 31st August 1799, respecting Payments made to the Apothecary General for 
Medicines for the Army; LXIII. 422. 


465. Account of Prices at which the Artillery of the King’s German Legion were clothed, for 1805 and 1806; LXIII. 453, 457. 
466. Ditto - - - the Foot Artillery and Corps of Gunner Drivers; LxtIr. 453, 457- 

467. Estimate of Sum wanted in 1808 towards erecting the Military College at Sandhurst ; Lx111. 442, (App. 935.) 

468 

469 


. Abstract of number of Men who volunteered from the Militia of Great Britain and Ireland into the Regular Army, under Acts 47 Geo. III; 
LXIV. 12, P. (App. 502.) 


. Return of Recruits finally approved, raised by the ordinary Regimental and Staff recruiting, from 1st August to 31st December 1807, 
and from ist January to 31st December 1808 ; Lxiv. 39, P. (App. 504.) 


470. Return of number ot Desertions from the Regular Army, from 1st August to 31st December 1807, and from 1st January to 31st Decem- 
ber 1808; (Ordered, Lxiv. 15, but not presented.) 


471. Return of number of Recruits raised and finally approved for the Regular Army, from 1st August 1807; LxIv. 15, P. 
472. Statement of effective Force, in rank and file, of the British Regular Army; LxtIv. 15, P. 

473. Return of number of Men who have volunteered from Militia of Ireland, under Act 48 Geo. II[; Lx1v. 19, Pp. (App. 503.) 
474. Copy of Letter from Messrs. J. N. and B. Pearse to the Secretary at War, dated 29th June 1808; LxIv. 344. 

475. Cepy of such Paper or Papers as will ascertain the date and progress of Colonel French’s Levy; Lxrv. 31. 


476. Return of state and condition of three Troops of the Commissariat Establishment of Ireland, embarked at Cork under Sir Arthur 
Wellesley; Lxiv. 39, P- 


477. Return of number of Men who volunteered from the British Militia, under Act 47 Geo. III, c. 57; LxXtv. 72, B. (App. 505.) 

478. Copy of Letter of Service appointing Brigadier General French to serve on the Staff in Jamaica, &amp;c.; LxIv. 123, 126. 

479. Statement of Sums charged against Government on account of Colonel French’s Levy ; LXIV. 129. 

480. Copy of Letter from Mr. Commissary General Erskine to the Treasury, dated Lisbon, 1'7th October 1808, and Answer; LXIv. 134, P. 


481. Return of all pieces of Ordnance, and of all Waggons and other Carriages embarked by the King’s pleasure to Spain or Portugal; 
LXIV. 157, P. , 


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Army—continued. 


Return of Officers and Soldiers and Drivers.in the Royal Artillery, and of Draft Horses or others, embarked by the King’s pleasure to 
Spain or Portugal; LxIv. 157, P. 


Return of number of Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, Gunners, and Drummers of the Royal Artillery, and of Artillery Drivers, 
already re-landed from Portugal or Spain; LxIv. 157, P. 


Returns of Arms, Ammunition, and other succours, sent from this country to Spain or Portugal; Lx1v. 157, P. 


Return of all Sums paid into the Treasury of Ireland by Treasurers of Counties, or Collectors of Revenue, on account of Army of 
Reserve ; LXIv. 410, (App. 528.) 


Return of all Sums received by the Treasurers of Counties in Ireland, on account of Army of Reserve; Lxiv. 410, (App. 528.) 


Returns of ngs # of the Army employed in Portugal and Spain, and cf Expense thereof, and of numbers of Royal Waggon Train ; 
LxIv. 160, P. 


88 8E 8 &amp; 


. Return of Stores shipped by the Storekeeper General for the use of the British Forces serving in Spain and Portugal; tx1v. 170, P. 


488. 
489. Letter from John Trotter, esquire, Storekeeper General, to William Huskisson, esquire, dated 21st March 1809; inclosing Returns of 
Stores shipped to Spain and Portugal, &amp;c.; Lxiv. 176, P. 


490. Account of Money sent from this Country to Spain or Portugal; several Returns of Stores and Money lost and taken by the Enemy 
LxIv. 176, P. 


491. Return of Supplies of Medicines, and of Expenditure thereof, on the late Service in Spain and Portugal; Lx1v. 176, P. 
492. Account of Expense of furnishing Arms and other Ordnance Supplies to the Spaniards and Portuguese, since May 1808; Lx1v. 204, P. 


493. Return of number of Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, Private Men, and Horses, of certain Regiments of Cavalry, which embarked 
in 1808, for Service in Spain and Portugal; Lxiv. 184, P. 


494. Return of British Force in Spain and Portugal, made up on ist December 1808; Lxiv. 184, P. 


495. &lt;A Paper, intituled, “ Effective State of the British Army in Spain, under the command of Sir John Moore, on 19th December 1808 ;” 
LXIv. 184, P. 


496. Account of state of Half-pay Fund, from 24th July 1807, to the period of the Resignation of the late Commander in Chief; Lx1v. 210, P. 
(App. 508.) 


497. State of Battalions of Infantry which embarked for Spain and Portugal in 1808 ; Lxiv. 192, P. 

498. Return of Supplies of Medicines, and of Expenditure thereof, on the late Service in Spain and Portugal; Lx1v. 192. P. 
499. Accounts of Provision shipped by the Victualling Board for the Forces in Portugal and Spain; Lx1v. 192, P. 

500. Return of number of Men recruited by the British Army in Spain and Portugal ; tx1v. 246, P. 

501. Estimate of Sums that may be required for use of office of Barrack Accounts ; i.x1v. 236, (App. 479.) 

502. Account of Commissions held by Colonel de Charmilly, &amp;c.; uxiv. 283, P. 291. P. 


503. Account of the Terms of raising or augmenting any Regiment or Corps to which Colonel De Chamilly may have been attached ; 
LXIv. 283, 284, P. 292, P. 


504. Account of total number and Rank of Dutch Officers to whom annual payments are made, and the amount paid to each Ragk ; 
LXIV. 292. 297. 


505. Copy of Letter from Mr. Merry, of the War Office, to Mr. Humphreys, dated 4th October 1808, respecting Colonel Ogle’s Levy ; 
LXIV. 305. 


506. Account of Sums appearing in the Army Extraordinaries of 1808 to have been issued to Mr. Ryder, &amp;c.; Lx1v. 330. 


507. Copy of Letter from Commissioners for auditing Pnblic Accounts, dated 8th May 1809, to Commissioners of the Treasury, respecting 
Mr. Chamilly ; txiv. 292, P. 


508. Return of all annual Regimental Accounts now (1809) in the War Office, specifying those that are settled, and those that are not, &amp;c. ; 
LXIv. 381. 


509. Return of Deficiencies of Regimental and District Paymasters, from 25th December 1797 to 24th December 1808 ; (Ordered, Lx1v. 300; 
but not presented.) 


510. Copy of Appointment of Christian Frederick Walter to the office of Storekeeper at the Royal Military Depét in Hyde Park; Lxiv. 345. 
(Pp. 362.) 


511. Copies of Regulations of the Duke of York and the present Commander in Chief, respecting the time of Service befure obtaining the rank 
of Field Officer, with dates of the different Commissions of Lord Burghersh; tx1v. 356, P. 


512. Account of Augmentations and Reductions made to His Majesty’s Land Forces, from 25th December 1807 to 24th December 1808; 
LXIVv. 344, (App. 532.) 


513. Return of all Persons now employed in the Medical, Department of the Army, &amp;c.; (Ordered, Lxiv. 362 ; but not presented.) 
514. Copy of Mr. Lukin’s Protests of Bills of Exchange drawn by Mr. Richard Gardiner ; (Ordered, Lx1v. 376, but not presented.) 
515. Copy of Mr. Devaux’s Memorial respecting his loss on the amount of Bills at Rome; (Ordered, Lx1v. 376 ; but not presented.) 
516. Copy of Certificate of the Course of Exchange ; (Ordered, Lxiv. 376; but not presented.) 


517. Return showing the number of Regimental Accounts received at the War Office since the beginning of the System established in 1798 ; 
LXIVv. 381. 


518. General Return of Losses sustained by the Cavalry and Infantry which served in Spain in 1808-1809; Lx1v. 384, P. 
519. Statement of Military Expense incurred by the British Garrison in Madeira; Lx1v. 384, (App. 688.) 


520. Account of Particulars of total annual Expense incurred by the Royal Staff Corps, for three years, to 5th January 1809; (Ordered, 
LX1v..414; but not presented till), Lxv. 244, P. (App. 611.) 


521, Account of Particulars of all Expenses incurred by the Royal Waggon Train, in -hree years, ending 5th January 1809; (Ordered, 
LXIV. 414; but not presented till) Lxv. 224, Pp. (App. 611.) 


522. Account of Particulars of all Expenses incurred by the Regiment of Manx Fencibles, from its establishment to the present time ; (Ordered, 
LXIv. 414; but not presented till) Lxv. 224, Pp. (App. 612.) 


523. Account of Particulars of the Sum of £. 97,248. 2. 1. paid by the Paymaster General in 1808 for Public Offices ; (Ordered, Lx1v. 414 ; 
but not presented till) Lxv. 36. 


524. Account of Particulars of the Sum of £. 285,685. 13. 3. paid by the Paymaster General of Barracks in 1808, in Great Britain, and of 
£.381,364. 13. 83. in Ireland ; (Ordered, tx1v. 414; but not presented till) LXV. 51. 


525. Account of Particulars of the Sum of £. 131,818. 19. 2. paid by the Paymaster General in Great Britain in 1808, for Staff and Garrisons, 
and of £.'70,335. in Ireland; (Ordered, ux1v. 414; but not presented till) Lxv. 36, 126. 


526. Account of Particulars of Expense incurred by recruiting the Army, from the Commencement of the War to 5th January 1809 ; 
| (Ordered, Uxtv. 414; but not presented till) Lxv. 224, P. (App. 612.) 


527. Account of Particulars of Expense incurred for clothing the Army in three years, ending 5th January 1809; (Ordered, uxiv. 4145 but 
not presented till) Lxv. 224. P. (App. 612.) 


528. Account of Particulars of the Sum of £. 5,108,900. paid by the Office of Ordnance in 1808, for Services at home and nn 
_ LXIV. 414; but not presented till) Lxv. 378. 


529. Account 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) F 































































22 


529. 


545, 
546. 


547. 


551. 
552. 
553. 


557. 


558. 
559. 


565. 


666. 


570. 


571. 
572. 
573. 
574. 


575. 


576. 


577. 
578. 
579. 


581. 


587. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


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Army—continued. 


Account of Expense incurred in Fortifications, Martello Towers, &amp;c. to 5th January 1809; (Ordered, Lxiv. 414; but not presented till) 
Lxv. 496. (P. 509.) 


. Account of Expense incurred by the Military College; to 5th January 1809; (Ordered, Lx1v. 414; but not presented till) Lxv. 224. P. 


(App. 612.) 


. Account of Establishment of the Commissariat Department of the United Kingdom ; (Ordered, Lx1v. 414; but not presented till) Lxv. 80. 
. Account of Expenses incurred by the Corps of Royal Artillery Gunners and Drivers, for three years ending 5th January 1809 ; (Ordered, 


LXIv. 414; but not presented; again ordered, Lxv. 17; but not presented.) 


Account of effective strength of the Army on 25th January and 25th July 1809, and 25th January 1810; (Ordered, Lxv. 29, but not 
presented.) 


Account of the monthly Recruiting, distinguishing the terms of Enlistment, between 25th January 1809 and 25th January 1810; 
(Ordered, LXV. 29, but not presented.) 


Return of number of Recruits raised quarterly for the Regular Army (exclusive of Foreign and Colonial Corps), from 1st January 1807 
to ist January 1810; Lxv. 104, P. (App. 598.) 


. Return of effective strength of the Regular and Militia Forces, on ist January and 1st July 1808 and 1809, and 1st Jannary 1810; 


LXV. 90, P. (App. 598.) 


. Return of number of Desertions from the regular Army at home, from 1st January 1807 to 1810; Lxv. 104, P. (App. 600.) 
. Return of Casualties which have taken place, from the sailing of the Expedition to the latest period, in the Army lately employed in the 


Scheldt ; txv. 87, P. 
Return of total extraordinary Expense, so far as the same can be made up, of the late Expedition to the Scheldt; txv. 167, P. 
Return showing the effective strength of the Artillery which embarked for Service in the Scheldt, in July 1809; Lxv. 86, P. 
Copy of Journal of Operations of the Army under command of the Earl of Chatham, and delivered to the Commander in Chief; Lxv. 91, P. 


. Copy of Memorial of Mr. William Pearse, late a Clerk in the Barrack Department; txv. 116, P. 


. Return of number and rank of Officers employed on the Military Staff in the several Districts of Great Britain; Lxv. 124, P. (App. 602.) 
. Report of State and Discipline and Services of the Manx Fencibles; txv. 115. 


Copy of Securities, and names of Persons who entered into Surety for Joseph Hunt, esquire, when he was appointed Treasurer of the 
Ordnance; Lxv. 124. 


Return of the number of Sick in the Kentish District, of such Regiinents as served in the Expedition to the Scheldt; txv. 122, P. 


Copy of Letter from Commissioners of Barrack Accounts to the Treasury, dated 18 August 1807, and Mr. Harrison’s Letter in reply 
thereto ; several other Papers relating to the Barrack Accounts of Mr. Pearse; Lxv. 116, P. 


. Account of Balances due from Joseph Hunt, esquire, late Treasurer of the Ordnance, on his quitting the office: Lxv. 135. 
. Return of number and rank of Officers employed on the Staff of the Royal Artillery and Engineers; Lxv. 147, P. (App. 606;) 372, P. 
. Copy of Instructions given to the Board formed for superintending and conducting the whole Medical Business of the Army ; other 


Returns relating thereto; Lxv. 179, P. 


. Copy of Letter from Lieutenant Colonel Gordon to the Deputy Secretary at War, dated 27th September 1809, and Memorandum dated 


13th September 1809 ; Lxv. 138, P. 


. Copy of Letter from Mr. Knight, Inspector General of Hospitals, to the Secretary at War, dated 18th July 1809; Lxv. 147, P. 


Return of number of Officers wanting to complete th: Seven Regiments of Dragoon Guards, and Twenty-five Regiments of Dragoons, on 
25th February 1810; Lxv. 183, P. (App. 608 ) 


Statement of Particulars disbursed under the head of Barracks ; Lxv. 99. 


. Account of Sums received by the Treasurer of the County of Waterford on account of the Army of Reserve ; LXv. 99. 
. Return of Corps of Artillery Drivers, up to 1st March 1810; Lxv. 172, Pp. (App. 607;) 290, (App. 621.) 
. Account of total Expense of Contract Horses and Drivers in the Service of the Ordnance; Lxv. 178, Pp. (App. 607;) 232, (P. 252.) 


(App. 618.) 


Account of total amount of Pay, Clothing, Forage, &amp;c. and ali Expenses of the Royal Artillery Drivers; txv. 286, Pp. (App. 621 ;) 
290. P. (App. 621.) 


Account of several Barracks in Ireland, distinguishing whether erected or purchased by Government ; (Ordered, Lxv. 152, but not presented.) 
Account of names and duties of Officers belonging to the Barrack Establishment in Ireland ; (Ordered, Lxv. 152, but not presented.) 
Copy of Letter from the Surgeon General to the Secretary at War, dated 4 August 1809; Lxv. 183, P. 


Return of ngs 2H of effective Men who have volunteered from each Regiment of the British Militia under Act 49 Geo. III; txv. 189, Pp. 
(App. 609.) 


Account, as far as could be made up, of total Amount issued for the payment of the Portuguese Troops up to 2d February 1810; 
LXV. 158, Pp. (App. 606.) 


Copies of Letters, 11th and 13th September 1809, from Sir Lucas Pepys, baronet, late Physician General to the Army, to the Secretary 
at War; LXV. 203, (P. 204.) 


Copy of Report or Plan delivered by Sir Lucas Pepys, baronet, to the Adjutant General; Lxv. 203, (P. 204.) 
Account of Expenditure of all Sums granted by Parliament for formation of an Artillery Depét at Ballincollig in Ireland; ixv. 332, P. 


Copy of oe eogg Horse Guards, 4th-August 1809, from Colonel Gordon to Mr. Moore, relating to the Medical Department ; 
Lxv. 176, P. 


. Copy of Letter from Sir Lucas Pepys, baronet, Physician General to the Secretary at War, dated 31st July 1809; Lxv. 203, (P. 204.) 


Return of “ed of General Officers of each Rank employed on the Staff of Great Britain, Guernsey and Jersey, &amp;c.; Lxv. 179, P. 
(App. 608.) 


. Copy of Letter from Dr. Borland to Francis Moore, esquire, dated 26th August 1809; Lxv. 183, P. 
. Return of Sick and Convalescents of different Corps embarked from Waltheren, by order of Sir Eyre Coote, from 14th September to 


gist Uctober 1809; Lxv. 203, (P. 204.) 
Return of Casualties of the Army in Portugal, from 25th March to 24th December 1809; Lxv. 203, (P. 204,) (App. 611.) 


- Return of number of Rank and File belonging to the Army in Portugal returned Sick, on the 24th November and December 1809 ; 


LXV. 203, (P. 204,) (App. 611.) 


. Copies of Letters from Mr. Knight to Mr. Moore, dated 6th August 1809 ; several other Letters relating to the service of the Medical 


Department; Lxv. 241, P. 


Copies of Letters from the Secretary at War to the Army Medical Board, dated 12th May 1808 ; other Letters relating to that subject ; 
LXV. 245, P- 


Copies of Letters from the Surgeon General to the deputy Secretary at War, dated 26th July 1809; other Papers relating to the Army 
Medical Board ; Lxv. 204, P. 


Return of number of Sick in the several Districts of such Regiments as served in the Expedition to the Scheldt; uxv. 242, P. 
590. Copies 


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590. 
591. 


592. 


594. 


610. 
611. 
612. 


613. 
614. 
615. 


616. 


617. 


618. 


619. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


Army—continued. 


Copies of Letters from the Surgeon General to the Secretary at War, dated 2gth July and 14th December 1808 ; (Ordered, txv. 926 
but not presented.) 


Copy of Letter from Sir William Erskine to the Quarter Master General, inclosing his Report 10th August 1809; (Ordered, xv. 232 
but not presented.) . 


Return of number and rank of General and Field Officers employed on the Staff of the Royal Artillery and Engineers ; (Ordered, txv. 241 
but not presented.) : 


Account of Sums expended by the Barrack Department in 1809; Lxv. 249, Pp. (App. 618.) 


Return. to Address for account of Monies sent from this country by the Paymaster General of Land Forces, for the use of the Armies 
abroad; Lxv. 246. 


. Return showing progress of Commissioners of Barrack Accounts previous to 1805, specifying the Expense incurred since 1st January 1804, 


in examining those Accounts; LXV. 292. 


. Copy of Letter from Mr. Crewe, 27th April 1807, to Mr. Hunt, respecting his Securities as Treasurer of the Ordnance; Lxv. 256, P. 
. Copy of Letter from Alexander Davison, esquire, to Clarke Durnford, esquire, the Chief Clerk of the Treasurer of the Ordnance, 


4th August 1806; Lxv. 270, P. 


. Copy of Dr. Borland’s Letter, 25th June 1808, to Francis Knight, esquire; Lxv. 332, P. 
. Extracts from Iastructions to the Board of Ordnance respecting the taking Security from the Agent to the Regiment of Artillery ; 


Lxv. 296, P. 


. Several other Papers relating to that Subject; txv. 296, P. 
. Return of number of Casualties in the Regular Army from 1st July 1803 to 1st January 1810; Lxv. 385, P. (App. 626.) 
. Return of total number of Foreigners serving in British Regiments on 1st January 1806 to 1810; Lxv. 385, P. (App. 627.) 


Return of effective strength of the Regular and Militia Forces at several periods ; Lxv1. 118, Pp. (App. 554-) 


. Return of number of Recruits raised quarterly by the ordinary mode of recruiting; Lxv1. 118, P. (App. 554.) 

. Memorandum respecting the application of certain Sums; Lxv1. 104, P. (App. 487.) 

. Account of Monies sent from this country for the use of the Armies abroad, from 8th November 1809; Lxvr. 120, (P. 150.) 

. Account of Monies paid on account of His Majesty’s Forces in Ireland, from 5th January 1793 to 5th January 1811; Lxvr. 366, P. 


(App. 562.) 


. Estimate of Sum required in 1811 towards expense of erection of the Royal Military College at Sandhurst; uxv1. 117, P. (App. 504.) 
. Estimate of Sum required for defraying the Charge of Allowances to two retired Clerks, formerly in the office of Comptrollers of 


Army Accounts; Lxvi. 117, P. (App. 504.) 
Account of the several Barracks in Ireland; Lxv1. 120. 
Account of names and duties of the Officers belonging to the Barrack Establishment in Ireland; txvr. 120. 


Account of offices and employments in the Barrack Department in Ireland existing on 1st January 1783, and an Account of number 
and names of Officers, with their Salaries, on 1st January 1810; LxvI. 120. 


Account of number and rank of Officers employed on the Military Staff; txvr1. 144, (App. 555.) 


Account of Desertions from the Regular Army at home, from 24th December 1809 to25th December 1810; Lxvi. 144, (P. 147,) (App. 504.) 
Estimate of Sum required for Allowance to a Retired Chief Clerk, formerly employed in the Foreign Department of the War Office ; 
LXVI. 144, (App. 594.) 


Return of number of Desertions from the Regular Army at home, distinguishing those enlisted for unlimited and limited service; 
(Ordered Lxv1. 196, but not presented.) 


Account of Monies paid on account of His Majesty's Forces in Ireland, from 5th January 1793 to 5th January 1811; txv1. 366, Pp. 
(App. 562.) 


Return of number of Casualties in the Regular Army, from 25th December 1809 to 25th December 1810; (Ordered, Lxv1. 212, but 
not presented.) 


Copies of Reports of Comptrollers of Army Accounts to the Lords of the Treasury, of gth July 1807 and 6th April 1811, marked 
Nos. 564, 479; LXVI. 301, (App. 660.) 


. Statement of Officers removed from Half Pay into established Regiments of the Line, between 1793 and 1810; Lxv1. 414, P. (App. 562.) 


Return of effective strength of the Regular and Militia Forces on 25th June and 25th December 1811; Lxvur. 115, P. (App. 668.) 
Return of number of Recruits raised quarterly by the ordinary mode of recruiting in 1811; Lxvi1. 115, P. (App. 668.) 


. Return of number of Desertions, from 25th December 1810 to 24th December 1811; Lxvir.115, P. (App. 668.) 

. Return of number of Casualties which occurred half yearly, from 24th December 1809 to 24th December 1811; Lxvii. 115, P. (App. 668.) 
. Return of number of Recruits raised for the Regular Army in 1811; LXxvit. 144, P. (App. 669.) 

. Estimate of Sum wanted in 1812 for building the Royal Military College at Sandhurst, with Plans; txvit. 155, P. (App. 612.) (Plans to 


be returned, 168.) 


Statement of number of Soldiers who have been sentenced by Courts Martial for General Service during three years, to December 1811 ; 
LXVII. 223, P. (App. 674.) 


. Return of number of Foreign Officers and Soldiers serving in the Army at home ; Lxvi1. 274, P. (App. 679.) 
. Return to Address 20th February 1812, for account of Sums paid for service of the Army in the Peninsula, from April 1808 to 24th De- 


cember 1811, and of Advances to the Spanish government; Lxvit. 236, (P. 325,) (App. 676.) 


. Estimates for building Barracks in Marylebone Park, at Liverpool, and at Bristol, with Plans; txvi1. 286. (Motion for printing 


negatived, 286. First of Estimates to be printed, 306.) 
Account of Buildings and quantity of Land purchased or rented at Clifton for Barracks; LXVII. 315, P- 


. Estimate and Plan of Artillery Barracks proposed to be built in Marylebone Park; Lxvit. 407. 

. Further Particulars of the Barrack proposed to be built in Marylebone Park; Lxvit. 318. 

. Return of number of Recruits raised monthly, from 25th December 1811 to 24th April 1812; LxVv1I. 399, P. (App. 680.) 

. 1.ecurn of number of Persons employed in the Commissary General’s Department in Portugal; Lxvi1. 356, rp. (App. 680.) 

. Account of Sums paid on account of the clothing of the Army, distinguishing Militia from Regulars; (Ordered, uxvut. 391, but 


not presented.) 


. Account of Sums issued for Gun and Pistol Barrels for the use of the Army and Militia; Lxvit. 478,(App. 680.) 
. Account of Sums issued for clothing the Army and Marines during ten years, ending 5th January 1812; LXvii. 424, (App. 848.) 
. Account of Sums issued for the purchase of Gun and Pistol Barrels for the Army and Marines during ten years, ending 5th January 1812; 


LXvit. 478, (App. 681.) 


- General Order of His Royal Highness the Commander in Chief, dated 5th July 1811, (N° 211,) respecting Roman Catholic Soldiers ; 


LXVII. 403, P. (App. 680;) Reprinted, Lx1x. 277. 


. Account stating how the Money received for the Office of Ordnance has been expended; Lxviti. 418. 


642. Copy 












































































E 


BE: 


647. 


649. 


652. 
653. 
654. 


655. 


657. 


661. 
662. 


669. 
670, 


672. 
673. 


676. 


674. 


677. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





Army—continued. 


. Copy of Letter from Lieutenant Colonel Torrens to Brevet Major Wingfield, dated Horse Guards, 1st November 1811, and other Papers 


relating to the enlistment of Negroes on the coast of Africa; Lxvit. 563, P. (App. 681.) 


. Account of annual sums of Money paid or due to each and every of the Army Agents in Great Britain and Ireland, by way of compen- 


sation for their trouble; several other Accounts relating to Army Agency; (Ordered, Lxv11. 564, but not presented.) 


. Return of number of Foreign Officers and Soldiers serving in British Regiments; Lxvi11. 162, Pp. (App. 774.) 
. Return of number of Foreigners having Staff Appointments at home; Lxvit1. 162, P. (App. 773.) 
. Return of number of Officers belonging to the Goth regiment of Foot, having Staff Appointments; uxviit. 162, Pp. (App. 774.) 


Returns of effective strength of the Regular and Militia Forces on 25th June 1812; LXxvitt. 148, P. 162, P. 541, P. (App. 771. 773- 779.) 


. Returns of number of Recruits raised quarterly; Lxvi11. 148, P. (App. 771.) 


Returns of number of Volunteers from the different regiments of Militia, English and Scotch, from 24th December 1811 ; Lxv11r. 148, P. 
(App. 771.) 


. Returns of number of Desertions; txvi1t. 148, P. (App. 772.) 
. Returns of number of Casualties; Lxvi1r. 148, Pp. (App. 772.) 


Returns of number of Recruits raised monthly, from 24th April 1812; Lxvirr. 148, Pp. (App. 772.) 
Returns of number of Foreign and Colonial Recruits added to the Regular Army; txvitt. 148, Pp. (App. 772.) 


Statement of number of Soldiers sentenced to General Service and to Transportation by General Courts Martial, from 25th Deeember 1811 ; 
LXVIII1. 87. 


Account of annual sums of Money paid or due to each and every of the Army Agents in Great Britain and Ireland, by way of com- 
pensation for their trouble; Lx vi11. 436, P. 


Account of annual sums of Money paid or due to each and every of the Army Agents in Great Britain and Ireland, by way of com- 
pensation for their trouble in the management of the Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers, &amp;c.; LXVIII. 511, P. 


Statement of sums of Money paid annually to each and every of the Army Agents, for Pay, Staff Contingencies, &amp;c.; Lxv111. 436, P. 
(Return withrawn, 480.) 444, P. 480, P. 


Statement of sums of Money paid or due by the Board of Ordnance to each and every of the Army Agents, for Pay, Staff Contingencies, &amp;c. 
for the Royal Artillery for 1811; Lxviti. 511, P. 


State of Balances for or against Army Agents; (Ordered, LX VIII. 99. Order discharged, 444.) 
State of Balances in Department of the Board of Ordnance; LXVIII. §11, P. 
Statement of annual Expenses attending Department of Paymaster of the Royal Marines;, Lxviit. 135, (App. 886.) 


Account of all sums of Money paid for Service of the Army in the Peninsula, including British, Foreign, and Portuguese Troops, from 
24th December 1811 to 24th December 1812; LXvIII. 340, (App. 775.) 


. Estimate of Sums upon the Building Account of the Royal Military College; txv1ir. 167, (App. 724.) 


Return of Casualties of the different Regiments of the British Army; distinguishing each Regiment, from 25th December 1811 to 
25th December 1812; LXVIII. 437, P. (App. 776.) 


A summary account of all Works and Buildings that have been or are now carrying on under the direction of the Barrack Department 
in Ireland, with Lists of Barracks; Lxv111. 496, (P. 518.) 


Statement of Allowances granted to regimental Agents for Postage and Stationery; LXVIII. 444, P. 


. Copy of statements of unsettled Balances of Accounts between the Public and Army Agents, up to 24th Deeember 1807; (Ordered, 


LXVII1. 444, but not presented.) 


State of Balanees for or against any Agents in the Department of the Board of Ordnanee, up to the latest period; and various other 
Statements ; LXVIII. 511, P. 


Account stating how the Money received by the Office of Ordnance in 1812 has been expended ; Lxv111. 626, Pp. 


List of Officers of the Line, and of the Royal Veteran Battalions, who have been permitted under certain Acts to retire upon Half Pay and 
Full Pay ; Lxviit. 652. 


. Return of number of Casualties in the British Army during each year, from 1803 to 1812; Lx1x. 27, P. (App. 635.) 


Return of number of Men raised for the Regular Army; Lx1x. 27, Pp. (App. 635.) 
Return of effective strength of British Army, from ist January 1804 to 25th September 1813; Lx1x. 27, Pp. (App. 638.) 


Return of effective strength of the Royal Regiment of Artillery and Engineers, Artillery Drivers, &amp;c. to the latest period; Lx1x. 98, Pp. 
(App. 638.) 


5. Return of number of Volunteers from the different regiments of Militia, English, Irish, and Scotch; Lx1x. 144, P. (App. 635.) 


Several Returns of Recruits raised, Cusualties and Desertions, from 25th December 1812, and of the Regiments and effective strength 
of the Royal Veteran Battalions; Lx1x. 144, Pp. (App. 638.) 


Account of all sums of Money paid for the service of the Army in the Peninsula, from 25th December 1811, and of advances in 
Money, Arms, Stores, or otherwise; Lx1x. 168, Pp. (App. 640.) 


. Return of the Deaths and Desertions in the Regular Army and Militia, for the last three years; Lx1x. 511, P. (App. 654.) 

. Account of the orders for Payment of the Forces serving in the Peninsula, from June 1812; Lx1x. 125, P. 

. Return of effective strength of the Regular and Militia Forces, on 25th June and 25th December 1813 ; Lx1x. 208, p. (App. 641.) 

. Return of effective strength of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, &amp;c. on 25th June and 25th December 1813; Lx1x. 249, (P. 265,) 


(App. 641.) 


. Return of effective strength of the Royal Engineers ; Lx1x. 249, (P. 265,) (App. 641.) 


Return of number of Recruits enlisted; Lx1x. 249, (P. 265,) (App. 642.) 


. Return of number of Officers of His Majesty’s Army, arranged according to rank; Lx1x. 249, (P. 265,) (App. 643;) 264, (P. 265,) 


(App. 643-) 
Account of number and established strength of Regiments of Cavalry, Guards, and Infantry, on the British establishment in 1785, 1786, 
and 1787, showing the genera! distribution of the said Force; Lx1x. 381, P. 407, P. (App. 649.) 


Account of number and established strength of such Regiments as were stationed in Ireland; Lx1x. 409, P. (App. 649.) 


. Account of Establishment and Stations of the Royal Artillery and Royal Engineers ; Lx1x. 381, P. (App. 648.) , 
. Estimate of Sum required in the year 1814, on account of the augmented Rates of Allowance for Officers of Land Forces, on the 


formation of a Peace Establishment; Lx1x. 337, P. (App. 583.) ° 


. Estimate of Charge of Allowances to certain General Officers, from 25th June 1814 to 24th December following; Lx1x. 337, P.(App. 583.) 
- Estimate of further Sum expected to be required in 1814 on account of Out-Pensions; Lxrx. 337, P. (App. 583-) 
- Account of number and effective strength of Regiments of Cavalry, Guards, and Infantry, in 1781, 1782, and 1783; LXIX. 495, P. 


(App. 653.) 


- Account of Establishment of the Royal Artillery, in 1781, 1782, and 1783; Lx1x. 477, P. (App. 650.) 
. Account of number and established strength of such Regiments as were stationed in Ireland, in 1781, 1782, and 1783; Lx1x. 483, P. 


(App. 652 ;) 495, P. (App. 653.) 
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694, Estimate 


700. 
701. 
‘702. 
703. 


704. 
705. 
706. 
707. 


708. 
709. 


710. 
711. 
712. 


713. 


714. 


715. 


716. 
717. 


718. 


719. 
720. 


721. 
722. 
723. 


724. 
725. 
726. 
727. 
728. 


729. 


730. 


731. 


732. 
733. 
734. 


735. 
736. 
737. 


738. 


739. 
740. 


7Al. 


742. 


743. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—conéinued. 25 





Army—continued. 


. Estimate of Charge of Additions to Allowances to General Officers, &amp;c.; Lx1x. 449, P. (App. 583.) 
. Account of effective strength of such Regiments as were stationed in Ireland during 1785, 1786, and 1'78'7.—Several other Returns relating 


toa Peace Establishment ; (Ordered, Lx1x. 507, but not presented.) 


. Account of effective numbers and established strength of Regiments of Cavalry, Guards, and Infantry, on the British Establishment in 


1788, 1789, 1790, 1791, and 1792; Lxx. 5, P. (App. 599.) 


. Account of amount of Bills of Exchange drawn upon the Lords of the Treasury, for the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army, between 


24th December 1813 and 1st November 1814; LXx. 10, P. (App. 497.) 


Account of such Regiments, or Battalions of Regiments, of the Regular Army as have, since the month of May 1814, been disbanded ; 
Lxx. 60, Pp. ( App. 601.) 


. Statement of explanatory Estimate presented 14th November 1814, respecting Superannuations; Lxx. 32, P. (App. 502.) 


Acvount of names of British Officers now serving in the Spanish Army, with their Pay and Appointments; Lxx. 173. 
Return of strength of Horse and Foot Guards, distinguishing each, in 1784, 1790, and on 1st January 1815; Lxx. 203, P. (App. 603.) 
Returns of Recruits raised, of Desertions, and of Casualties, from 25th December 1813 to 25th December 1814; Lxx. 203, P. (App. 603.) 


Return of number of Foreign and Colonial Corps added to the Regular Army, from 25th December 1813 to 25th December 1814; 
LXX. 203, P. (App. 604.) 


Return of number of Foreign Officers and Soldiers serving in British Regiments; Lx x. 203, Pp. (App. 604.) 
Return of effective strength of the Regular and Militia Forces on 25th June and 25th December 1814; Lxx. 203, Pp. (App. 606.) 
Return of effective strength of the British Army on 25th June and 25th December 1814; Lxx. 203, P. (App. 606.) 


Return of number of Volunteers from the different Regiments of Militia, English, Irish, and Scotch, that have enlisted into the Regular 
Army, from 25th December 1813 to 25th December 1814; Lxx. 203, P. (App. 607.) 


Returns of effective strength of the Royal Engineers and Artillery, on 25th June and 25th December 1814; Lxx. 152, P. (App. 602, 603.) 


Comparative Statement of total amount of Charge under the heads of Staff in England, Ireland, and Scotland, for the years ended 
25th December 1794 to 25th December 1814; Lxx. 462, Pp. (App. 608.) 


Estimate of Charge of certain augmentations to the Land Forces in 1815; Lxx. 320, P. (App. 552.) 
Estimate of Charge of augmentation to the Staff in 1815; Lxx. 320, P. (App. 553.) 


Estimate of additional Sum required on account of Medicines and Hospital Contingencies for the Land Forces, for 1815; LXX. 320, P. 
(App. 553-) 


Estimate of Charge of Pay and Allowances for certain British Officers attached to the Portuguese Army, from 25th December 1814 
to 24th December 1815; Lxx. 320, P. (App. 553.) 


Return of names and mumbers of Persons who form the Committee of Engineers; Lx x. 410, Pp. 
Account of present Military Appointments of General Earl Cathcart and Lieutenant General Lord Stewart ; Lxx. 408, P. 
Estimate of sundry works intended to be done in the Depét Barracks at Cork; Lxx. 405. 


Lists of Officers of the Line, and of Royal Veteran Battalions, who have been permitted to retire upon Half Pay, between 24th De- 
cember 1812 and 25th December 1813 and 1814; Lxx. 408. 


Account of number and established strength of the Regiments of Cavalry, Guards, and Infantry, on the British establishment in 1791 
and 1792; LXXxI. 70, P. (App. 669.) j 
Account of number and established strength of such Regiments as were stationed in Ireland in 1791 and 1792; LxxI. 113. 


Account of number and established strength of the Royal Artillery and Royal Engineers as were stationed in Ireland, in 1791 and 1792; 
LxxI. 58, P. (App. 667.) 


Account of number of Troops maintained in Ireland in 1791 and 1792; LXXI. 113. 
Account of Peace Establishments for the Army, Navy, Ordnance, and Miscellaneous, from 1783 to 1793 ; LXX1. 95, P. (App. 667.) 


Return of expense and numerical amount of the Peace Establishments, Military and Naval, for the years 1714, 1730, 1749, and 1764; 
Lxxi. 63, (App. 672 ;) 70, P. (App. 669.) 


Estimate of Charge of Pay and Allowances for British Officers attached to the Portuguese Army ; Lxx1. 60, Pp. (App. 600.) 
Return showing number of Men borne and mustered in the different Garrisons abroad, from 1786 to 1791; Lx x1. 74, P. (App. 670.) 
Monthly Return of effective strength of Land Forces stationed in the West India Islands in 1815; Lx x1. 70, P. 

Forms of Affidavits and Declarations taken by Widows of Officers of the Army, to enable them to receive Pensions; Lx XI. 100, P. 


Return of number of Persons serving, as far as appears by the latest accounts, on British Pay, under the Commissariat; Lxx1. 112, P 
(App. 674-) 

Return of number of Boys raised for unlimited Service, under the age of sixteen years, upon the terms of the Order, issued by the 
Commander in Chief, dated Horse Guards, 12th September 1815 ; Lx x1. 154, P. (App. 676.) 


Copy of Order issued by the Commander in Chief concerning the recruiting of the Army, dated 12th September 1815 ; Lxx1. 154, P. 
(App. 677.) 


Return of effective strength of the Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers, and Royal Military Artificers, on 25th June and 25th De- 
cember 1815; LXXI. 104, P. (App. 673.) 


Return of effective strength of the Regular and Militia Forces; tx x1. 154, P. (App. 678.) 
Return of effective strength of the British Army ; Lxx1. 154, P. (App. 678.) 


Return oo oo raised monthly, of Desertions, and Casualties, from 25th December 1814 to 25th December 1815; LXXI. 154, P. 
App. 678.) 


Return of Foreign and Colonial Troops in British Pay on 25th December 1815; Lxx1. 154, P. (App. 679.) 
Return of Foreign Officers and Soldiers serving in British Regiments on 25th December 1815; LXXI. 154, P. (App. 680.) 


Return of Volunteers from the Militia, English, Irish, and Scotch, that have enlisted into the Regular Army, from 25th December 1814 
to 25th December 1815; Lx x1. 154, P. (App. 680.) 


Account of all Works now going on in the Department of the Ordnance in Great Britain, Ireland, and the Channel Islands, &amp;c.; 
(Ordered, Lxx1.96, but not presented.) 


Account of all purchases of Land, Interest in Land, &amp;c.; (Ordered, Lx x1. 96, but not presented.) 


Account showing the average numbers and expense of the Military and Naval Establishments, from the Treaty of Utrecht to the 
American War; LxxI. 100, Pp. (App. 670.) 


ar f 5 wey of the Royal Waggon Train since 1st January 1815 up to 1st January 1816; Lxx1. 254, P. (App. 688;) 443, P. 
Pp- 993- 


Date of the Honourable Major William Erskine Cochrane’s appointment as Cornet in the 15th Regiment of Dragoons; other Papers 
relating to him; LX XI. 190, P. 


Return of Dates of the official Dispatches from the British Army under the command of the Duke ef Wellington, between 1st and 
14th February 1814; Lxx1. 183, P. 


744. Statement 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801— 1820.) G 





26 


744. 
745. 
746. 


747. 


748. 


749. 


750. 
751. 
752. 
753. 


7154. 


755. 


756. 


757. 


761. 
‘762. 
763. 


764. 
765. 


766. 
767. 


768. 
769. 


770. 
771. 
772. 


773. 
774. 


775. 
776. 
777. 


778. 
779. 


780. 


781. 


782. 
783. 





‘ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





Army—continued. 
Statement of the daily Guards furnished in London, Windsor, Woolwich, and Deptford; txx1. 163, Pp. (App. 680.) / 
Return of Troops employed at the different Military Stations in Great Britain; Lxx1. 163, Pp. (App. 681.) 
Estimate of Sums that may be required for the service of the Barrack Department in Great Britain in 1816; Lx xr. 186, p. (App. 603.) 


Particulars of Salaries of the Master General of the Ordnance, and of the principal Officers and Attendants employed at the Tower and 
Pall Mall; Lxx1. 250, P. 


Account of number and strength of Military Guards mounted within the Bills of Mortality on 1st January from 1791 to 1816; 
LXXI. 249, P. (App. 682.) 


List of Officers of the Line and of the Royal Veteran Battalion who have been permitted, under Acts 51 and 52 Geo. III, to retire, 
between 24th December 1814 and 25th December 1815; Lxx1. 190, Pp. (App. 684.) 


Account of Salaries in the Civil Department of the Ordnance in 1810 and 1815; LXXI. 323, 324, P. 
Return of different Barracks belonging to the Artillery throughout Great Britain; Lx x1. 284, (P. 505,) (App. 696.) 
Particulars of estimated Pay, Half Pay, Allowances, and Contingencies of the Office of the Commissariat for 1816; Lxx1. 236. 


Return of number of Non-commissioned Officers, Drummers and Privates discharged since 20th November 1815; (Ordered, Lx x1. 235, 
but not presented.) 


Return of names and rank of Officers in the Army who receive Pensions for loss of limbs and deductions from Half Pay; Ltxx1. 400, 
(P- 459;) 449, P- (App. 695.) 

Return of number of General and Staff Officers and Officers of the Hospital serving with the Forces on Foreign Stations, on 25th De- 
cember 1792 and 25th December 1802; LxX1I. 249, P. (App. 671.) 

Particulars of Reduction proposed to be made from the estimated Charge of the Staff at home and abroad for 1816; Lxx1. 249, P. 
(App. 606.) 

Particulars of Charge of the Office of Commander in Chief for 1816; Lx x1. 249, P. (App. 607.) 


- Particulars of Sum of £.43,930, estimated as the Allowance to the Paymaster General for 1816; Lxx1. 249, Pp. (App. 608.) 
. Particulars of Charge of the Office of His Majesty’s Secretary at War; Lx x1. 249, Pp. (App. 609.) 
- Particulars of Charge of the Adjutant General; Lxx1. 249, P. (App. 610.) 


Particulars of Charge of the Quarter Master General; Lxx1. 249, Pp. (App. 611.) 
Particulars of Reduction proposed to be made from the estimated Charge of Public Departments ; Lx x1. 249, P. (App. 611.) 


Particulars of Pay of General and Staff Officers serving with the Forces on Foreign Stations, frem 25th December 1815 to 24th De- 
cember 1816; LxxI. 254, P. (App. 685.) 


Paper supplementary to the Ordnance#Estimate ; Lx XI. 254, P. ( App. 634.) 


Return of Small Arms and Materials now in store at the Tower, and other Depdts and Manufactories belonging to the Board of 
Ordnance.—Several other Returns respecting Small Arms; Lxx1. 378, Pp. (App. 693.) 


Estimate of Expense of the Commissariat Department for 1816; Lx x1. 295, (P. 296,) (App. 603.) 


Account of Money paid by the Receivers General of Land Tax to the Bank of England, on account of the Paymaster General of the 
Forces ; LX XI. 297, (App. 639.) 


Estimate of Sum necessary to defray the extraordinary expenses of the Army during the present year; LxxI. 379, P. (App. 625.) 


Account of the particulars of the Sum expended during the last ten years under the head of Contingent Charges in the Army Pay Office, 
distinguishing all Sums above £. 200; Lxx1. 298, (P. 316.) 


Estimate of Charge of certain repairs and alterations at the Royal Military Asylum at Chelsea in 1816; Lxx1. 443, P. seg 626.) 
Copy of Minutes of Treasury, dated 16th August, relating to the abolition of the Office of Commissary in Chief; Lxx11. 43, P 


Estimate of Sums that may be required for bread, meat, and forage, for Troops in Great Britain and on Foreign Stations; Lxx11. 88, p. 
(App. 558.) 
Account showing amount of Charges under the head of Staff, for the year ending 25th December 1792 ; Lx x11. 215, P. (App. 604.) 


Estimate of Charge on account of Half Pay and Reduced Allowances to Officers of disbanded Foreign Corps and Pensions ; Lx x11. 94. P. 
(App. 525.) 

Statements of Particulars of the Charge of the several Public Departments in Great Britain and Ireland; tx x11. 114, P. (App. 550.) 

Estimate of Charge of Corps, &amp;c. existing on 25th December 1816, but now disbanded; Lx x11. 139, P. (App. 544.) 


Account of effective strength of the Army on 1st January 1817; Lx x11. 148, Pp. (Order for printing discharged ; Account withdrawn and 
another ordered,) presented, and to be printed, 196, (App. 605. ) 


Account of Expenses of the Ordnance Military Corps, with the Army of Occupation in France, for 1817; LX x11. 145, P. (App. 605.) 


Returns of effective strength of the British Army, distinguishing Cavalry from Infantry, on 25th June and 25th December 1816, and 
25th March 1817; of Recruits raised ; Casualties, Discharges, and Desertions ; Lx x11. 221, Pp. (App. 607.) 


Return of effective strength of the Royal Artillery, “tpg Sappers, and Miners, on 25th June, 25th December 1816, and 25th March 
1817 ; (Ordered, Lx x11. 190, but not presented.) 


Estimate of Sums required for supply of bread, meat, and forage, for Troops in Great Britain, and for Troops on Foreign Stations for 1817 ; 
LX XII. 192, P. (App. 558.) 


Return of effective strength of the different Regiments stationed in Jamaica in January 1796; Lxx11. 238, Pp. (App. 608.) 


Return of effective strength of the British Army serving at home and abroad, exclusive of Artillery, on 25th April 1817; Lxx1r. 329, P. 
(App. 608. ) 


. Return of effective strength of the Royal Artillery on 25th December 1816 and 25th April 1817; Lxx11. 303, P. (App. 608.) 
. Annual List of Officers of the Line who have been permitted to retire on Full Pay; Lx x11. 329, Pp. (App. 608.) 


Returns of distribution of Battalions of the Royal Artillery; uxx11. 476, Pp. (App. 616.) 


* Returns of the latest periods to which the Accounts of the Companies of Foot Artillery and Troops of Horse, have been passed; LX XII. 


476, ve. (App. 625, 626.) 


Estimates of contingent Allowances of Yeomanry Corps on permanent service in Ireland, Barrack Department in Ireland, and the 
Commissariat Department in Ireland; Lx x11. 359, (App. 568, 569.) 


Estimate of Royal Hospital of Kilmainham ; Lx x11. 393, P. (App. 569, 570.) 


Cirular Late issued from the War Office dated 30th June 1817, relating to Pensions to Officers ir: respect of wounds ; LX XII. 457, P. 
Pp- 615.) 


. Account of number of Regiments of Foreigners now in ‘the British service, including the 6oth Regiz.cnt; (Ordered, Lx x11. 1. 472, 


but not presented.) 


. Account of Reductions which have taken place in the said Corps ; (Ordered, Lx x11. 472, but not presented.) 
. Account of British Officers and Privates reduced since January 1, 1815 ; (Ordered, ux x11. 472, but not presented.) 


Account of Foreign Officers and Soldiers serving in British Regiments ; (Ordered, LXx11. 472, but not presented.) 


795. Estimate 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 97 


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Army—continued. 
795. Estimate of Charge of His Majesty’s Garrisons, at home and abroad; txx1It. 32, P. (App. 464.) 


796. Estimate of Charge on account of Half Pay and reduced Allowances to Officers of disbanded Foreign Corps, &amp;c.; uxx111. 32, P. 
(App. 466.) 

797. Estimate of the Charge of ANowances, Compensations, and Emoluments, in the nature of Superannuations or Retired Allowances, to 
Persons belonging to Public Departments ; Lx x11. 32, P. (App. 484.) 


798. Estimate of Charge of two Regiments of Dragoons, and two Battalions of Foot, serving in the East Indies, but ordered to Great Britain ; 
LXXIII. 32, P. (App. 486.) — . 

799. Estimate of Charge of Corps existing on 25th December 1817, but proposed to be disbanded in 1818 ; Lxx11r. 33, Pp. (App. 486.) 

800. Expenses of Ordnance Military Corps with the Army of Occupation in France, for 1818; Lxx111. 113, P. (App. 503.) 


801. Return of effective strength of Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and Privates in the British Army on 1st January 1818; Lx x111. 165, Pp. 
(App. 542.) 
802. Return of Recruits finally approved, and of Casualties, from 25th December 1816 to 25th December 1817; txxrit. 165, BP. (App. §42.) 


803. Return of names of the Officers in the Army who receive Pensions for the loss of limbs or for wounds; Lx X11. 343, P. 
804. Account of number of Troops serving in Great Britain on 1st March 1818; Lxxu11. 165, Pp. 180, Pp. (App. 543.) 

805. Account of Establishment of the Storekeeper General, since 1st January 1809 ; Lx x111. 361, (P. 391.) 

806. Copy of Letter respecting Ordnance Works injured by the late storms at Portsmouth; Lxx111. 232, Pp. (App. 503.) 


807. Account of number of Widows of Officers of Land Forces, of the rank of their husbands, and annual Pensions, &amp;c. from 25th De- 
cember 1816 to 24th December 1817; Lxx111. 269, P. (App. 543.) ' 


808. Copy of Warrant dated 17th February 1818, respecting the granting of Widows Pensions; Lxx111. 269, Pp. (App. 543.) 
809. Estimate for the supply of bread, meat, and forage, &amp;c. for the Troops in Great Britain; Lxx111. 275, Pp. (App. 488.) 
810. Supplementary Estimate of Charge of the Royal Military Asylum at Chelsea, for 1818; Lxx111. 354, P. (App. 487.) 
811. Letter from the supreme Board of Commissioners of Military College to the Treasury; Lx x11. 348, Pp. (App. 497.) 


812. Return of effective strength of Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and Privates in the British Army on 26th January 1819; 
LXXIV. 142, P. (App. 745.) 

813. Ditto - - - of the Royal Artillery; txx1v. 95, Pp. (App. 745.) 

814. Estimate of Charge of His Majesty’s Garrisons at home and abroad; LxXIv. 141, P. (App. 677.) 

815. Estimate on account of Half Pay and reduced Allowances to Officers of disbanded Foreign Corps, &amp;c.; Lx xiv. 141, P. (App. 679.) 


816. Estimate of the Charge of Allowances, Compensations, and Emoluments, in the nature of Superannuations or Retired Allowances, to 
Persons belonging to public Departments ; Lx xiv. 142, P. ( App. 683.) ' 


817. Estimate of Charge of four Regiments of Dragoons serving in the Territorial Possessions of the East India Company, but ordered to 
Great Britain; Lx xiv. 142, Pp. (App. 685.) 


818. Estimate of Charge of Corps ordered to be reduced or disbanded in 1819; for clothing of Cavalry Regiments from 25th December 1818 ; 
and for two Regiments of Cavalry, up to the dates of embarkation for service in the East Indies; Lx xiv. 142, P. (App. 685.) 


819. Return of all the Military Force, Regular and Irregular, serving in India; Lx xiv. 286, Pp. (App. 1039.) 


820. Returns of number of Officers who have entered the Army, in each year from 25th January 1816 to 25th January 1819, and since 
25th January 1816; Lxxiv. 257, P. (App. '746.) 


821. Return of number of Officers on Half Pay on 25th February 1819; Lxxiv. 257, P. (App. 746.) 


$22. Account of all Stores sold to Mr. Samuels by the Board of Ordnance, from ist January 1818 to 1st March 1819; LxxIv. 279, P. 
(App. 699.) 

823. Copy of Memorial of Gunpowder Merchants to the Lords of the Treasury of 16th November 1818; Lxxiv. 270, (P. 271.) 

824. Estimate for supply of bread, meat, and forage, for the Troops in Great Britain, and for Pay of the Commissariat for 1819; Lx x1v.266, Pp. 
(App. 700.) 

825. Minutes of Court Martial held on Thomas Stinton, 23d March 1819; Lxxrv. 283, (Pp. 290,) (App. 1157.) 


826. Account of particulars of Charge of £.9,635. 1. 11. contained in the Estimate of Army Service for the present year, under the head of 
Hospital Contingencies, distinguishing the charge of the Ophthalmic Establishment . (Ordered, Lx x1v. 360, but not presented.) 


827. Return of number of Troops stationed in Jamaica, from 1st January 1812 to ist January 1819 ; (Ordered, Lxx1v. 432. Order discharged, 451.) 


828. Account of number of British Officers employed under His, Majesty’s Licence in the Service of auy Foreign State; Lx xiv. 498, P. 
(App. 748.) 

829. Account showing the average numbers of and expense of Naval and Military Establishments maintained from 1783 to 1793; 
LxXxIv. 526, P. 

830. Return of effective strength of Officers, Non-commissioned Officers and Privates, serving in the British Army on 25th May 1819; 


LXXIV. 573, P- (App. 745-) 
831. Return showing the distribution of Troops stationed in Great Britain, Ireland, and the Islands in the Channel, according to the latest 
Returns; LX XIv. 573, P. (App. 747-) 


832. Account of Sums voted on Estimate in 1792, 1813 aud 1819, for Public Departments belonging to Army Services; Lx xiv. 628, P. 
833. Returns of Officers of the Barrack Department in Great Britain on Full Pay; txxiv. 615, (P. 618.) 
834. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Ordered, Lxxiv. 588, but not presented.) 


835. Return of Names of different Persons who have belonged to the Public Civil Departments, connected with the Army in Great Britain 
and Ireland, and who receive Superannuation Allowances; Lxxv. 30, (P. 31;) 84, P. 


836. Return of number of Recruits raised for the Land Forces in Great Britain and Ireland, from 25th October 1818 to 25th October 1819; 
LXxv. 78, Pp. 84, P. (App. 585.) 

837. Estimate of Charge to 24th December 1819, for Expenses incurred by the call of Out-Pensioners, and by forming them into ten Royal 
Veteran Battalions; Lxxv. 60, Pp. ( App. 501.) 


838. Account showing the annual numbers and expense of Military Establishments maintained by Great Britain, from 25th December 1783 
to 24th December 1793; Lxxv. 78, P. (App. 585.) 

839. Account of Sums voted on Estimate in each of the years 1792, 1813, and 1819, for public Departments belonging to the Army Services ; 
Lxxv. 78, P. (App. 587.) 

840. Account of total Expense of the Establishment belonging to the Generals on the Staff, and to the office of Commander in Chief, in 1792, 
1813, and 1818; (Ordered, Lxxv. 84, but not presented.) 

841. Account of Office of Secretary at War in 1792 and 1813, and of Sums voted on Estimate in 1819; (Ordered, Lxxv. 84, but not presented.) 


842. Account of Pay Office and Office of Comptrollers of Army Accounts; Lx xv. 93, (P. 102,) (App. 587.) 

843. Account of Civil Establishments of the Ordnance in 1792, and of the Sums voted on Estimate in 1819; Lxxv. 94, P. (App. 587.) 
844. Account of Sums received for the Sale of Commissions, &amp;c. from 15th March 1809; Lxxv. 100, P. 

845. Return of Names of different Persons who have belonged to the Public Civil Departments connected with the Army; Lx xv. 147, P. 


846. Return of number of Recruits raised for the Land Forces in Great Britain and Ireland, from g5th October 1818 to 25th October 1819 ; 
LXXV. 441. 


847. Estimate 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Army—continued. 
847. Estimate of Charge of His Majesty's Garrisons at home and abroad; txxv. 176, p. (App. 521.) 


848. Estimate on account of Half Pay and Reduced Allowances to Officers of disbanded Foreign Corps, &amp;c.; Lxxv. 176, Pp. (App. 523.) 


849. Estimate of Chores of the 21st and 22d Regiments of Light Dragoons, ordered to be disbanded, from 25th December 1819; Lxxv. 199, P- 
(App. 528.) 
850. Estimate of probable Charge of ditto from dates of arrival in Great Britain from India; Lxxv. 199, P. (App. 529.) 


851. Estimate of Sums required for the supply of bread, meat, and forage for the Troops in Great Britain, and fur Pay of the Commissariat 
for 1820; LxXxv. 254, (P. 255,) (App. 538.) 


852. Returns of number of gentlemen who have been appuinted to Commissions in Regimentsof Infantry and Cavalry, from 26th January 1819 
to 25th January 1820, and since 14th March 1819; (Ordered, Lxxv. 264, but not presented.) 


853. Account of total Expenditure incurred in Great Britain and Ireland on Buildings for the purposes of Barracks ; Lx xv. 392, P. (App. 591.) 


854. Return of whole Establishment of the Storekeeper General abroad and at home, including Conductors, on 1st May 1820; Lxxv. 362, 
(P. 364,) (App. 589.) 


855. Return of amount of Contracts made and completed by the Commissariat Department for Military Stores; Lx xv. 362, (P. 364,) (App. 599.) 
856. Return of current Proceeds of Sales made of old and new Stores; Lx xv. 362, (Pp. 364,) (App. 590.) 


857. Return of total Expenses in the Storekeeper General’s Department, for the year ending the first quarter 1820; Lxxv. 362, (Pp. 364,) 
(App. 591.) 
858. Return of number of Men and Officers of the 50th and g2d Regiments embarked for the West Indies in 1819; Lxxv. 441. 


859. Returns of Sums charged to the Public for additional Pay, &amp;c. to the Foot or Life Guards; Lxxv. 369, Pp. (App. 587.) 
860. Estimate of Sum required for the extraordinary Expenses of the Army for Ireland for 1820; Lxxv. 373, (App. 536.) 


861. A Paper, intituled, “ The Comptroller of the Barrack Department,” and Messrs. Baker and Nicholson—Copy, Contract for building 
a Barrack, dated 30th June 1820; LxXxv. 421. 


662. Return of number of Soldiers receiving Pensions on account of blindness ; Lx xv. 466. 
863. Return of number of Horses that the Barracks at Woolwich will contain; Lxxv. 477, (App. 592.) 
864. Copies of Communications made by Mr. Trenor to the Board of Treasury relative to provisioning Troops, &amp;c.; Lxxv. 458. 
865. Returns of Officers appointed from Half Pay to Full Pay, of gentlemen who have been appointed to Commissions in Regiments of Cavalry 
and Infantry; uxxv. 454, P. (App. 588.) 
Arrears and Balances :—-See infra, 4294, 4295. 
866. Arsenic :—Return of quantity of Arsenic imported into Great Britain in the last ten years; (1813) LXVIII. 577. 
Artillery t——See supra, Army (The Key.) 


Assessed Taxes : 
867. Account of Produce of Assessed Taxes for three years, ending 5th April 1802; Lv11. 299, (App.853.) 
868. Account of amount of net Assessments under Act 43 Geo. III. relating to Assessed Taxes; Lx1. 387, (App. 853.) 


869. Accounts of amount of total Assessments in Great Britain on 5th April 1807, 8, 9, and 10; and of net Produce paid into the Exchequer 
of Assessed Taxes, in the years ended 1807, 1808, 1809, and 1810; Lxv. 358, Pp. (App. 683.) 


870. Account of net Assessments of Duties under the head of Assessed Taxes, for three years ending 5th April 1817'; tx x11. 166, P. 196, P. 
(App. 694-) 
871. Estimate of probable amount to be received from Assessed Taxes for the year ending 5th April 1818; Lx x11. 380, (Pp. 400,) (App. 587:) 


872. Return of Sums arising from the several articles of Taxation, of which the aggregate Sum under the head of Assessed Taxes, for Three 
years ending 5th January 1815, 1816, and 1817, is composed; Lx x11. 166, P. (App. 693.) 


_ $73. Account showing gross and net amount of Duty on Houses and Cottages in Great Britain, having less than Seven Windows, the Rent 
of which does not exceed £.5. each, for two years ending 5th January 1817; Lxx11. 230, P. (App. 700.) 


874. Amount of Assessed Taxes in Scotland, from 1800 to 1808; Lxv. 112, Pp. (App. 686.) 


875. Account of Arrears of additional Assessed Taxes, and of Duty on Goods and Shipping, anno 1798, due 5th April 1803; (Ordered, 
LVI11. 384; but not presented.) 


876. Account of net Assessment of Duties on Male Servants, Carriages, Horses, Dogs, and Game Certificates, in Great Britain, for Three 
years ending 5th April 1812; Lxvii. 433, (App. 745.) 


877. Account of net Assessment of Duty on Houses and Windows in Scotland; txvit. 516, (App.'747 ;) 529, P. (App. 746.) 


878. Return of uumber of Horses, Carriages, and Men Servants, upon which Assessed Taxes were charged, in each year from 1803 to the last 
year; Lxvi. 188, (App. 627.) 


879. Account or Estimate of number of Four-wheel Carriages, Male Servants, and Horses kept for pleasure, in England, for three years, 
ending sth April 1812; Lxvir. 480, P. (App. 745.) 


880. Account of number of Notices given to Collectors of Assessed Taxes by persons ceasing to pay same for London and Westminster, from 
ist January 1815 to ist January 1817; Lx x11. 96, P. 


881. Return of number of Notices which have, since 5th April 1815, been sent to the Collectors or Surveyors of Assessed Taxes in London, 
Westminster and Middlesex; Lx x1. 272. 


882. Account of number of additional Collectors and Assessors of Taxes in Scotland; Lx x1. 199, P. 
883. Copy of Letters fromm Mr. Joseph Wilkes to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, relative to Frauds in the Parish of Westerham; Lxxtv. 291. 


884. Reports of Inspector General, or other Officers of Taxes, in Sevenoaks Division of Kent, upon Frauds committed since 1814, with Pro- 
‘ ceedings thereupon; Lxx1v. 296. (Motion for printing part of the papers withdrawn, 335.) 

885. Report of Receiver General for Districts of Bromley, Blackheath and Dartford, &amp;c.; (Ordered, Lx xIv. 559, but not presented.) 

886. Amount of Produce of Window Tax in Ireland, in 1808, 1809, and 1810; LXvI. 203, (P. 249.) 


887. Account of number of Houses in each and every District in Ireland subject to payment of Duty on Windows; Lxv1. 264, (P. 289,) 
(App. 629.) 

888. Amount of Duties on carriages, male servants, windows, horses, and dogs, in Ireland, for three years ended 5th January 1813 ; LXVIII. 
486, (App. 849.) | 

889. Account of net Produce of several Taxes upon hearths, windows, &amp;c. in Ireland in 1810, 1811, 1812, and 1813; LXIX. 133, (App. 756,) 
(Pv. 187.) 

890. Number of Persons paying Duties on horses, servants, and carriages, Ireland; Lxx. 73, (P. 83.) 


891. Account of Product of Duty on houses in Ireland since the commencement of the Tax ; Lxx, 193, (P. 272.) 


892. Return of gross mt net Assessment of Taxes on Windows, &amp;c. in Ireland, during seven years ending 5th January 1817; Lxx11. 269, 
(App. 715- 


893. Return of ay ram of Window and Hearth Tax in Ireland, for the years ending 5th January 1816, 1817, and 1818; Lx x1tI. 233, P. 
(App. 647. 


894. Account 





902. 


903. 


905. 


207. 


910. 


911. 
912. 
913. 


914. 


915, 


916. 


917. 
918. 


919. 


920. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 29 





Assessed Taxes—continued. 


Account of gross and net amount of Produce of Duties on hearths, windows, servants, horses and carriages in Ireland, from 1'790 to 
1818 ; Lxx111. 233, P. (App. 648.) 


Return of Insolvencies allowed by the Commissioners of Excise on window and hearth tax in Dublin ; Lx x111. 241, Pp. (App. 647.) 
Net Amount of Window and Hearth Tax, and of Insolvencies allowed by the commissioners of Excise, Ireland; ux xiv. 251, (P. 260,) 


(App. 869.) 
Accounts of number of four-wheeled and two-wheeled carriages, servants and horses, hearths and windows, for which Duty was 
paid in Ireland in three years ending 5th January 1815, 1816, and 1817; Lxx11. 212, Pp. (App. 694.) 


Returns of Notices of Discontinuance of carriage horses and servants, and of hearths, and windows closed up, during the year ending 
5th January 1816; Lxx1. 298, Pp. (App. 846.) 


Account of Notices of Discontinuance of horses, carriages, and servants, &amp;c. received in the Office of Collectors of Excise in Ireland, 
from 5th January 1816 to 5th January 1817; LxxII. 151, P. . ; 


Return of number of taxable Articles for which Notices of Discontinuance have been served on Collectors; Lx XIII. 233, P. (App. 647.) 


Return of number of taxable Articles for which Notice of Discontinuance and Increase have been served on the Collectors in Ireland ; 
LXXIV. 251, (P. 260,) (App.866.) 


See infra, 4896-4899. 
Assiduous Transport :—See infra, 4497. 
Assistant Barristers :—See infra, 1003, 1004. 
Athol, Duke of :—See infra, 3286-3291. 
Attainder :—Account of the Solicitor for Forfeited Estates for expense-of a Bill of Attainder ; Lv1. 97. 


Attorney General :—Copy Case laid before the Attorney and Solicitor General of England, relative to the claims of the Attorney 
and Solicitur General of Ireland, and their Opinions thereon ; Lx. 212, P. 


Attornies :—Account of number of Articles of Clerkship of Attornies and Solicitors inrolled in the King’s Bench and other 
Courts; of Attornies and Solicitors admitted to practice; and of Certificates annually taken out by Attornies, and Stamp Duties 
paid thereon; Lx xiv. 474, (P- 477,) 476, P. 490, P. 492, P. 531, P. 


Auctions : 
Account of net produce of Duties on Auctions, for three years, to 5th January 1806; Lx1. 178, (P. 188,) (App. 735.) 
Account of amount of Duties on Auctions in Ireland ; Lx1. 363, P. 
Account of number of Auction Licences granted from 5th January 1812 to 5th January 1819; Lxx1v. 296, Pp. (App. 862.) 
See supra, 132. 
Audit Office :—See supra, 4-29. 


Austria ¢ 
A Paper intituled, “ Austrian Declaration,” communicated by Sir Arthur Paget, in N° 81, 5th September 1805; Lx1. 25, (App. 606.) 
Papers relating to the Negotiation with Austria and Russia, &amp;c.; Lx111. 27, (App. 499.) 


Copy Dispatch from Mr. Canning to Robert Adair, Esquire, dated 28th April 1807; and other Papers relating to Austria; Lx111. 131, 
(App. 531.) 
Extracts from Austrian Communications upon the commencement of hostilities, and other Papers relating to Austria; Lxv. 87, Pp. 


Copy Treaty between His Majesty and the Emperor of Austria, signed at Chaumont, 1st March 1814; Lx1x. 227, (App. 683.) 


Copy of Supplementary Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Austria, signed at London, 29th Jnne 1814; Lxx. 165, 
(App. 609.) 
See infra, 3148. 4392. 5053, 5054- 


Bahamas :—See infra, 1443, 1444. | 

Baine, Walter :—See infra, 4430. 

Balances :—aAccount of all Balances repaid into the Exchequer in the year ended 5th January 1814; Lx1x. 416, Pp. (App, 618.) 
See infra, 921-929. 4294, 4295. 

Ball, Thomas :—Copies of Papers relative to Case of Thomas Ball, a prisoner in the Fleet; Lxv1t. 536, P. 


Ballast :—See infra, 5067-5070. 

Ballincollig : —See supra, 578 ; infra, 3781. 

Banca, Island of :—See infra, 2288. 

Banff :—See infra, 3450, 3451. 

Bangor Ferry :——Estimate of Expense of improving the Road between Bangor Ferry and Chirk; 1818; Lxx111, 371, P, 


(App. 522.)——-1819; LXXIv. 512, P. (App. '719.)——1820 ; LXV. 351, (P. 352,) (App- 567-) 
See infra, 2825, 2826. 


Bank of England : 
Advances by, viz. 
Amount of Money advanced for public Service, and outstanding on 5th April 1801; LVI. 351, P. 


Account of Advances made to Government on Land and Malt, Exchequer Bills, and other Securities, on 5th January 1798, and in each 
year to 5th January 1810; Lxv. 218.——5th January 1811; Lxvi. 110, P———On 5th January and 10th October in each 
year from 1797 to 1816; Lxx1. 361, (App. 978.———On 10th October 1816 and 5th January 1817; Lxxii. 258, P. 
(App. 826.}——On 10th October 1817 and 5th January 1818; LxxtIl. 55, P. (App. 745.&gt;——On 5th January 1818 and 1819 ; 
LXXIV. 51, P. (App. 1104.) 

Copy of all Applications made by the First Lord of the Treasury and the Chancellor of the Exchequer to the Bank of England, for 
advances to Government, from 5th January 1819 to 5th January 1820; Lxxv. 100, P. (App. 874.) 


Account of amount of Exchequer Bills or Treasury Bills, and other Government Securities, purchased by the Bank, or on which any 
Sums have been advanced for public service, in the year ended 5th January 1820; Lxxv. 100, Pp. (App. 879.) 


Balances 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) H 































































927. 


929. 


930. 


931. 


932. 


933. 


934. 


935. 


936, 


937. 


940. 


921. 


923. 


924. 


925. 


926. 


939. 


941. 
942. 


943. 


945. 


947. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Bank of England—continued. 


Balances in the hands of; viz. 


Account of Balances of Cash in the hands of, belonging to the different departments of Government and afl branches of the public 
Revenue, from October 1811 to January 1812 ; Lxvit. 299, P. (App. 739, 740.)———From 1807 to 1815; Lxx. 317, 318, P. 
(App. 892, 903.)——In 1815; Lxx1. 71, (P. 108,) (App. 773- 975-977): In 1816; Lxx11. 40, P. (App. 821-823.)—— 
In 1817; LxxuIt. 55, P- (App. 743, 744-)——In 1818 ; LxxIVv. 50, (P. 94,) (App. 1099-1101.)—~From January to March 
1819; Lxx1v. 246, Pp. (App. 1101-1103.)——In 1819; LXxv. 93, P. (App. 874-876.) 


Account of Balances of Cash in the hands of, belonging to the Accountant General of the Court of Chancery; in 1815; Lxxr. 71, 


(Pp. 108,) (App. 976.)——In 1816; Lxx11. 40, Pp. (App. 821.}——In 1817; Lxxitt. 55, P. (App. '743.)———-From January to 
March 1819; Lxxtv. 246, Pp. (App. 1102.}——In 1819 ; LX Xv. 93, P. (App. 875.) 





Accounts of the averages of Public Balances in the hands of the Bank of England between 1st February 1814 and 15th January 1815 ; 
LxxX. 421, P. (App. 904.) 


Account of aggregate amount of Balances of public Money in the hands of the Bank, including the Money taken from the Exchequer by 
the Bank in exchange for Exchequer Bills deposited at the Exchequer; Lxxv. 93, P. (App. 878.) 


Account of aggregate amount of Balances of public Money in the hands of the Bank, including Money taken in exchange for Exchequer 
Bills, Balances of Accountant General, unclaimed Dividends and Lottery Prizes; and all other public Deposits on 1st and 15th 
of each month, from ist January to 1st June 1820; LXXxv.305, (P. 308,) (App. 878.) 


Account of Balances arising from Unclaimed Dividends and Lottery Prizes in the hands of the Bank, in each quarter from 1805 to 1808; 
Lx. 46, (App. 597-) From April 1808 to January 1809; LXxIv. 25, (App. 533-) From April 1809 to January 1810; 
Lxv. 74, P. (App. 631.) From April 1810 to January 1811; Lxvi. 50, (App. 578.) ——-From April 1811 to January 1812; 
LXVII. 74, P. (App. 685.) On 1st of every month in 1811; LxviI. 299, Pp. (App.686.)——From January 1812 to 
October 1812; LXvIII. 42, (App. 786.) From January 1813 to October 1813; Lx1rx. 74, (App. 693.)——From January 
1814 to October 1814; Lxx.17, (App. 655.) From 1 March 1807 to 1 March 1815; Lxx. 243, (Pp. 263,) (App. 658.) 
From January 1807 to April 1815; Lxx. 318, Pp. (App. 659..——From April 1815 to January 1816; Lxx1. 28, (P. 55,) 
(App. 772.) On 1st of each month from June 1814 to May 1815; Lxx. 339, P. (App. 660.)\——From 1 February 1814 to 
1 January 1815; Lxx. 421, p. (App.660.)\———From 1 February 1807 to 1 January 1815; Lxx. 430, P. (App. 661.)——On 
1st day of every month in 1815; LXx1. 71, (P. 108,) App. (773-)——On 1st and 15th of every month in 1816; LxxXII. 40, P. 
(App. 630.) From April 1816 to January 1817; Lxx11. 40, Pp. (App.630.)———Qn ast and 15th of every month in 1817; 
LXXIII. 55, P. (App. 566.)\——From April 1817 to January 1818; Lxx111. 54, P. (App. 566.)———On 1st and 15th of every 
month in 1818; LXxIv. 51,(P.94,) (App. 788.)——In January and March 1819; Lxxiv. 246, Pp. (App. 788.)——On 1st and 
15th of each munth in 1819; LXxv. 93, P. (App. 627.) 


Account of the lowest Balances held by the Bank, in the last quarter of 1815, of Unclaimed Dividends and Lottery Prizes; Lx x1. 411, P. 
(App. 773:) 


Account of balance of Sums issued for payment of Dividends and Lottery Prizes; Lxxiv. 51, (App. 787.) 





























Account of balances of Sums issued for payment of Dividends and Lottery Prizes; Lxxv. 21, (P. 22,) (App, 627.) 
See infra, 978-985. 


Allowances to; viz. 


Account of Allowances made by the public to the Bank, exclusive of charge of management of Public Debt; for 1816; txxr. 220, P. 
(App. 997 ;) LXX11. 40, Pp. (App. 823.)——F or 1817; LXX111. 55, P- (App. 745.)———For 1818; Lx xiv. 51, Pp. (App. 1104.) 

Account of amount charged by the Bank of England against the Public for management of Public Debt in 1792, 1793, 1813, and 1814; 
LXX. 243, P. (App. 657.) 

Account of all other Allowances made by the Public to the Bank, &amp;c. respecting Charge for Management of Public Debt; Lx x. 317, P. 
(App. 658.) 


Account of amount paid or payable to the Bank as a Commission or Charge for Management of Debt, including £. 1,898. 3. 5.; 
LX XII. 429, P. (App. 824.) 


Account of Money paid or payable to the Bank for the Management of Debt, in the years ending%th April 1792, 1810 and 1820; 
LXXV. 305, (P. 308,) (App. 878.) 

Account of Money paid by the Public to the Bank as a Remuneration for receiving Deposits on Loans, from 1793 to 1816; Lxxu11t. 
335» (P+ 343,) (App. 745-) 


Account describing the particulars of the Sum of £. 5,898. 3. 5. which appears by the Finance Papers tu have been paid to the Bank 
under the denomination of “ Charges of Management separate from the Charge for managing the Public Funded Debt ;” 
LXXI. 490, P. (App. 977-) 


Account of amount of Duties received by the Bank on Profits arising from Property, &amp;c.; Lxx. 430, P. (App..749.) 


Account of all Money received and paid at the Bank of England, on account of Lotteries within one year, ending 1 May 1817; 
LXXII. 429, P. (App. 824.) 


Account of Fees or Allowances payable to the Bank for receiving the Instalments from Lottery Contractors; Lx x11. 429, P. (App. 824.) 
See infra, 976, 977- 


Deposits in the Exchequer by; viz. 


Account of Exchequer Bills and Bank Notes deposited by the Bank of England in the Chests of the Tellers ; from 1807 to 1812; 
(Ordered, LXvi1. 252, but not presented.) From 1807 to 1815; Lxx. 333, P. (Withdrawn, and another Account presented, 
382,) (Pv. 383,) (App. 887.)——-From April 1799 to April 1800; Lxx. 437, P. (App. 888.)——In 1815; Lxx1. 65, (P. 108,) 
(App. 975-)——In 1816; Lxxul. 52, P. (App. 826.—In 1817; Lxxui. 68, P. (App. 746.)—In 1818; LxxIv. 77, 
(ev. 107,) (App. 1105.)——In 1819; Lxxv. 84, P. (App. 879.) 


Account of Bank Notes lying in the Exchequer from 1803 to 1811 ; LXxvI. 103, (P.150,) 194, P- 


Account of public Money received by the Bank at the Exchequer and in their hands as the public Banker against which the Bank have 
deposited in the Exchequer certain Exchequer Bills; Lxxiv. 246, Pp. (App. 1104.) 





Ditto - - - against which the Bank have deposited Exchequer Bills bearing interest; Lxxv. 93, P. (App. 628.) 
Ditto - - - against which the Bank have deposited in the Exchequer certain Exchequer Bills; Lxxv. 321, P. (App. 879.) 


Other Papers relative to; viz. 


Copies of Orders in Council authorizing the issue from the Bank of Specie, for His Majesty’s Service ; 1812 ; LXvit. 128, p.——1813 ; 
LXVIII. 14, (App. 877.)}——-1814; LXIx. 17——-1815 ; Lxx. 80. ; 


Account of Issues of Coin of the realm from the Bank, since 1st May 1803; Lxv. 205, P. 


Copies of Correspondence, since 1st May 1807, between the First Lord of the Treasury, or the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and the 
Governor or Deputy Governor of the Bank ; LX111. 42, P. (App. §93-) 


Copy of certain Resolutions of Committee of Treasury of Bank of England 29th January 1808; amd several Papers relating thereto; 
LXIIl. 54, P. (App. 597.) 


Copy of Letter from the Chancellor of the Exchequer to the Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank, relative to continuing Loan of 
£. 3,000,000 to § April 1816; and Resolution of Proprietors thereupon; Lxx. 72, (P. '77,) (App. 568.) 


Account of number of Dividend Warrants assessed by the Bank, in one year ending 5th April 1815 ; Uxx. 430, Pp. (App. 663.) 
‘ 951. Copy 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 31 
———————_ ee a nm: 
Bank of England—continued. 
Other Papers relative to—continued. 


951. Copy of Letters signed by the First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer to the Bank, dated 16th January 1816 ; 
LXXI. 25, P. (App. 636.) 4 


952. Resolution of Bank 26th October 1797 on state of their Affairs; Lxx1. 342, p. (App. 978.) 
953. Proposal of the Governor and Company of the Bank for advancing £. 3,000,000 for public Service ; Lxx1. 396. 
954. Account stating the respective Periods at which the Bank Charter has been renewed ; LX x11. 53, P. (App. 826.) 


955. Copy of Account showing the average amount of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills delivered annually to the Commissioners of Stamps ; 
LXXII. 429, P. (App. 830.) 


956. Copy of a agreed upon by the Directors of the Bank and laid before the Chancellor of the Exchequer; Lxx1v. 470, P. 
App. 1116.) 


957. Amount of annual Dividend payable on the Capital Stock of the Bank in 1797, and the Amount since June 1816 ; (Ordered, Lx xiv. 
471, but not presented.) 


958. Account of price of Bank Stock on 1 March, 1 June, 1 September, and 1 November in each year from 1807 to 1819; LXxIV. 
473, P- (App. 1116.) 


959. Account of all Distributions made by the Bank amongst the Proprietors of Bank Stock; Lxxiv. 473, P. (App. 1116.) 


Bank of England Notes : 


960. Amount of, in circulation at various periods ; viz. On an average of every month, from 25 October 1800 ;.Lv1. 28, P. On 1 June, 
1 August, 1 October, and 1 December 1802, and 1 February 1803; Lv1i1. 129, (App. 797-)-——-On 1 June, 1 August, 1 October, 
and 25 November 1803; Lix. 24, Pp. (App. 461.) On the 15th day of each month, from December 1803 to February 1805 ; 
LX. 114, P. (App.'724.)——From 1 February 1805 to 1 February 1806; Lx1. 317, Pp. (App. 836.) From 1 February 1806 
to 1 February 1807; Lx11. 213, Pp. (App. 490.).——From 1 February 1808 to 1 February 1809; LxIv. 175, Pp. (App. 665.)—— 
From 1 February 1807 to 1 February 1808; Lx111. 119, (P.202,) (App. 675.)———On 7th and 12th of each month, from 
December 1808 to 12 January 1810; Lxv. 74, P. From 1761 to 1811; Lxvi.110, P. On 1 July 1718 and at other 
periods; LXVI. 217, P. In February and August 1785 and 1786; Lxvr. 284, (P. 299.) ——In 1799, 1800, 1801, and 1802, 
and in three years ending 5 January 1797 and § January 1810; Lxvi. 284, (Accounts withdrawn, and others presented, 297, Y.) 

On 1st day of every month in 1781 and 1802; LXxvi. 297, P. On1 January, 1 April, 1 July, and 1 October in 1785 
to 1791; LXVI. 301, P. On 6th and 13th July 1811; txvi. 464, P. In 1810, 1811, and 1812; Lxvir. 299, P. From 

10 April 1811 to 4 December 1812; txvitt. 42, (P. 60,) (App. 878.)\——From 4 December 1812 to 1 March 1814; ixrx. 

170, (». 184,) (App. 825.+——-On ed and oth July 1814; rxrx. 488, Pp. (App. 826.)}——-On 1 November 1814; Lxx. 17, 

(v.63,) (App. 882.)——From 1 March 1814 to 9 February 1815, &amp;c.; Lxx. 79, Pp. (App. 882.)——On 1 February, 1 May, 

1 August, and 1 November in 1795, 1796, 1797, and 1814; uxx, 243, (P. 263,) (App. 884.}———-From 7 February to 16 May 

1815 ; Lxx. 339, P. (App. 884.)———-On ist and 15th days of each month, from 1 June 1814 to.15 May 1815; Lxx. 365, Pp. 

(App. 884 ;) 420, (App. 886.) For the three years ending § April 1808 and 5 April1815; Lxx. 383, Pp. (App. 885.)—— 

On 1 July, 1 October 1814, 1 January and 1 April 1815; xx. 463, (P. 4'74,) (App. 887.) From 1 January 1814 to 1 January 

1816; uxxr. 28, (P. 55,) (App. 983.)———-At various periods in the years 1815 and 1816; Lxx1. 322, Pp. (App. 984.) On 

Saturday night in each week of 17973 ExxI. 342, Pp. (App. 985.)———On 1st and 15th of each month, from 1 June 1815 to 

15 May 1816; Lxx1. 490, (P.509,) (App. 986.)———F rom 1 January 1816 to 1 January 1817, &amp;e.; txx11.85, p. (App. 827, 

828.) On 1st and 15th of each month, from 1 June 1816 to 15 May 1817; Lx x11. 429, Pp. (App. 879.)——F rom 1 January 

1817 to3 February 1818; Lxx111. 54, Pp. (App. 746.) On Saturday night in each week, from 1 January 1817 to 3 Februar 

1818; LXXIII. 55, P. (App. 748.)———From 3 February to 3 March 1818; Lxxui11. 144, P. (App. 748.)——From 3 March 

to’7 April 1818 ; Lx x11. 245, Pp. (App. 748.)——In each half year from 1 January 1797 to 1 January 1818; Lxx111. 260, rp. 

(App. 748.) ——On 16 May 1818; Lxx111. 366, ep. (App. 749.)——From 7 April to 24 May 1818; Lxx111. 410, Pp. (App. 749.) 

From 1 January 1818 to 25 January 1819; LxxIv. 50, (P.94,) (App. 1105.) From 1 January 1797 to1 January 1819; 

LxxIv. 96, Pp. (App. 1107.) On 1st and 15th of each month, from 1 June 1817 to 15 May 1818, and for three years preceding 

6 April 1818; Lxxiv. 154, P. (App. 1108.) From 25 January to1 March 1819; Lx~iv. 179, Pp. (App. 1109.)——From 

19 January to 27 April 1819; LxxIv. 351, P. (App. 1110.)}———From 27 April to 22 May 1819; ExXx1v. 472, Pp. (App. 1110.) 

——From 18 May 1819 to 30 June 1819; ux xiv. 620, Pp. (App. 1110.)———From 29 June to 29 November 1819; Lxxv. 21, P. 

(App. 880.)——-From 23 November 1819 to 21 December 1819; Lxxv. 78, Pp. (App. 880.)——From. 21 December 1819 to 

2 May 1820; LXxvV. 139, P. (App. 880.) From 2 May 1820 to 27 June 1820; Lx xv. 395, P. (App. 880.)——From 27 June 

1820 to 11 July 1820; Lxxv. 459, Pp. (App. 880.) 






























































961. Account of number of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills issued in 1792; a calculation as far as can be made out, with a view to ascer- 
tain the number of days that a Bank Note remained in circulation in 1792; Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills issued in 1818 ; 
a calculation for 1818; Lxx1v. 472, P. (App. 1112.) 


962. List of names and places of residence of all persons to whom Licences for issuing Notes were granted; LXvItI. 399. 
963. Account of number of Licences for issuing Bank Notes payable on Demand (Great Britain) 1797-1813; LXvIII. 399. 


964. Account of the total nominal value of Forged Notes presented at the Bank, from 1 January 1801 to 31 December 1811; -Lxvit. 
234, P. From 1812 to 1816; Lxx1I. 322, P. 342, P. (App. 983.) From January 1816 to April 1818; Lxx111. 335, 
(P-343,) (App. 762.) 


965. Account of total number of Forged Bank Notes discovered by the Bank to have been forged, from 1 January 1812 to 10 April 1818; 
LXXIII. 335, (P- 343,) (App. 762.)——From 10 April 1818 to 28 January 1819; LxxIv. 51, (P..94,) (App. 1115.) 


966. Account of number of persons prosecuted for forging Notes of, for fourteen years preceding the suspension of Cash Payments in 1797, 
and for fourteen years since; LXVII. 252, P.——From 1812 to 1816; Lxx1. 345, Pp. (App. 983.)——From 1783 to 1818; 
LXXIII. 272, P. (App. 761.+——From January 1816 to April 1818; Lxx111. 315, P. (App. 761.) 








967. Reports of Commissioners for inquiring into the mode of preventing Forgery of Bank Notes; txxiv. 28, p. (App. 1114.)———-Lxxv. 
94, P- (App. 881.) 


968. Account of the whole expense incurred by the Bank in Prosecutions for forging their Notes, from 1 March 1797 to 20 April 1818; 
LXXIII. 335, (P.343,) (App. 762.) 


See infra, 987. 


Bank of England Tokens and Dollars : 


969. Account of all Dollars issued by the Bank from 16 May 1804 to 30 March 1805 ; Lx. 185, Pp. (App. 820.)——To 8 February 1810, Lxv. 
74, Pe From February 1810 to February 1811; Lxvi. 110, P. 


970. Amount ofall Silver Tokens and Bank Dollars issued by the Bank ; from July 1811 to December 1812 ; Lxvirt. 42, (Pp. 60,) (App. 8%.) — 
From 1797 to 1813 ; (Ordered, uxvi11. 252; Order discharged, 313.)——From December 1812 to March 1814; Lx1x. 143, P. 
(App. 823.}-From March 1814 to February 1815; Lxx. 79, (P. 80,) (App. 890.}——From February 1815 to May 1816; 
LXXI. 322, P. (App. 989.)-——From January 1816 to January 1817; Lxx11. 85, Pp. (App. 831.) 


971. Number of persons prosecuted for counterfeiting Tokens issued by the Bank, or for uttering same; LXVII. 252, P. 
972. Account of persons prosecuted for counterfeiting Dollars and Tokens issued by the Bank; tx x111. 269, (P. 270,) (App. 761.) 


973. Account of weight of pure Silver, and quantity of alloy contained in Silver Tokens issued by the Bank since the restriction of Cash Pay- 
ments; LXVIII. 337, (Pp. 386,) (App. 882.) 


974. Copy of Notice issued by the Bank, fixing the current rate of Stamped Dollars; Lxvi. 213, P. 
See infra, 988-990. 1064-1091. 





Bank 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 































































975, 
976. 


978. 
979. 


981. 


982. 


983. 


985. 


987. 


988. 


989. 


990. 


992. 


993. 





1000. 


1001. 


1002. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








Bank of Ireland : 
Copy of Bank of Ireland Charter; tx111. 138, p. (App. 677.) 


Account of amount paid or payable to the Bank of Ireland as a commission or charge for the management of Public Debt, in one year 
ending 31st December 1817 ; and of allowances made by the public to the Bank of Ireland, or charged by the Bank of Ireland 
against the public, exclusive of charge for management of Public Debt, for transacting any public services in 1817; Lx xIII. 329, 
(P. 343,) (App. 750-) 


Account of Allowances made by the public to the Bank of Ireland, or charged by the Bank of Ireland against the public for management 
of Public Debt, and for transacting any other public services, in 1818; Lxxiv. 205, (Pp. 221,) (App. 1104.) 


Account of weekly Balances of Cash in the Bank of Ireland, between 5th January 1807 and 5th January 1808; Lx111. 138, P. (App. 682.) 


Account of Balances of Cash in the Bank of Ireland for each month in the year ending 31st December 1807, belonging to the Teller 


of the Exchequer in Ireland; to the Postmaster General; to the Commissioners of the Board of Works; to the Treasurer of the 
Ordnance; to the Barrackmaster General; Lx111. 311, P. 


Account of Balances of Cash in the hands of the Bank of Ireland on 1st and 15th days of each month in 1815, 1816, and 1817, belonging 
to the different departments of Government, including the Balances of the Accountant General ; or resulting from payments under 
the heads of Customs, and all other branches of the Public Revenue, and including the Postmaster General’s Account; LX XIII. 
328, (P. 343,) (App- 749.) 


Account of all other Public Balances, not particularly specified in the preceding Account, with the Bank of Ireland, on 1st January 1818; 
LXXIII. 328, (P. 343,) (App. 749-) 


Accounts of Balances of Cash in the hands of the Bank of Ireland on the 1st and 15th days in each month in 1818, belonging to the 
different Departments of Government, under the heads of Treasury, Chancery, and Exchequer; Lxxiv.205. (Withdrawn, 
and others ordered, 221; presented, 264, P.) (App.'789, 1103.) 


Accounts of all other Balances belonging to the Public, not particularly specified in the preceding Account, in the hands of the Bank of 
Ireland, on ist January 1819; Lxxiv. 205. (Withdrawn, and others ordered, 221 ; presented, 264, P. (App. 789, 1103.) 


Account of amount of Unclaimed Dividends, including Lottery Prizes, in the hands of the Bank of Ireland on 1st and 15th days of every 
month in 1817; Lxx111. 328, (P. 343,) (App. 567.) 


Account of amount of Unclaimed Dividends in the hands of the Bank of Ireland, on 1st and 15th days of each month in 1818; Lxxtv, 
205. (Withdrawn, and another ordered, 221; presented, 264, P.) (App. 789, 1103.) 


Statement of prices and fluctuations in the price of Stock of Bank of Ireland, from 1 January 1798 to 1 January 1804; LX. 75, P. 


Bank of Ireland Notes :-—Account of amount of Notes of the Bank of Ireland in circulation on 1 January, April, June, and Sep- 
tember 1787 respectively ; 1x. 49, P. (App.521.}——On 1 April, May and June, 1801 ; on 1 June, August, Octoberand December 
1802, and 1 February 1803; on 1 January, April, August and October 1803 ; distinguishing the amount of Notes below the 
value of Five Guineas; L1x. 49, P. (App. 522.)———During the year 1804; Lx. 75, P. From 1 February 1805 to 1 February 
1806; Lx1. 343, P. (App.847.)——From 1 February 1806 to 1 February 1807; Lx11. 143, P. (App. 533.)——From 1 Fe- 
bruary 1807 to 1 February 1808; Lx111. 151, (App.688;) (Order for this last Accoant discharged, and another ordered; pre- 
sented; 91.) From 1 February 1808 to 1 February 1809; Lxiv. 193, (P. 201;) (App.693.}——At several periods in the 
months of January and June 1804-1810; LXVI. 142, P. On 4 and 11 April 1812; Lxvit. 316. On 1st and 15th of each 
month from 1 January 1797 to 15 December 1816; Lxx111, 328, (P.343, (App.'750.)——In 1818, and at several periods; 
LXXIV, 205, (P.221,) (App. 1113.)———Ditto, and of each separate kind; Lxxiv. 205. (Withdrawn, and another ordered, 221 ; 
presented, 264, Pp.) (App. 1114.) 


Bank of Ireland Tokens and Dollars : 
Account of quantity and value of Six Shilling, Thirty Penny, Ten Penny, and Five Penny Tokens, issued by the Bank of Ireland ; 
LXIV. 205, (P. 221,) (App. 693.) 


Account of Cash issued by the Bank of Ireland, in consequence of Notice issued by the Bank Directors in 1816 apd 1817; Lxxty. 
483, (App. 1117-) 
Account stating total number of Dollar Tokens issued by the Bank of Ireland to 1 March 1805; Lx. 161, (Pp. 212,) (App. 801.) 














Bankers, Country : 


List of Names and places of Residence of all persons to whom Licences for issuing Notes were granted; LxvIti. 399. Account 
of number of Licences for issuing Bank Notes payable on demand (Great Britain) 1797-1813; Lxviil. 399—=———= 
Account of number of Licences granted to Country Bankers in 1816; Lxx11. 84, (App. 830.) 











Account of persons prosecuted for forging or uttering forged Notes of private Bankers, since the suspension of cash payments, to 1 January 
1812; and of persons prosecuted for the aforesaid crimes for fourteen years preceding the suspension; LX VII. 252, P. 


Copy of Letter from the Mayor of Cork to William Gregory, Esq. dated Cork, 29 May 1820; Petition of Mayor of Cork, and other 
papers relating to the failure of certain Banks; Lxxv. 319, (App. 936.) 


See infra, 4166. 4168, 4169. 
Bankrupts : 
List of Sittings of Commissioners of Bankrupts in Guildhall during the last month, [March 1813]; Lxvrtt. 345, (P. 354.) 


Account of Sums received by the Hall-keeper of Guildhall, London, for use of rooms where the Commissioners of Bankrupts sit ; 
LXVII1. 358, P. 


Account of number of Commissioners of Bankrupts dealt with in Guildhall, in January last; Lxx11. 84. 


Account of names and descriptions of all Bankrupts committed to the King’s Bench and Fleet, and the gaol of Newgate, since 1 January 
1800; Lxxv. 346, 395, 441. 


Barilla :— Account of Duties levied by virtue of Act 54 Geo. III, c. 129, upon Barilla or other Ashes, &amp;c. imported into Ireland; 
LXX. 427, (App. 856.) 
Barley : 


Account of number of quarters of Barley made into Malt in Great Britain during twenty-five years, ending 5 January 1815, and in the 
year ended 5 January 1816; ixxr. 38, (Pp. 126,) (App. 865.) 


Account of number of quarters of Barley made into Malt in Great Britain, between 5 January and 5 February 1815; Lxxr. 146, 
(P. 199,) (App. 865.) 


Account of number of quarters of Barley made into Malt in Great Britain, between 5 January and 5 February 1816; Lx x1. 256, (P. 257.) 
See infra, 1565, 1566. 1581. 1593. 1609. 1637. 


Barracks :—Statement of Particulars disbursed under the Head of Barracks; Lxv. 99. 
See supra, 26, and Barracks in Key to Army. 


Barristers Court : 


1003. Account of Causes decided, and whether for Plaintiff or Defendant, under Act 56 Geo. III, c. 88, in the Assistant Barristers Court in 


Ireland ; Lx x11. 418, (P. LXXIVv. 117.) 


1004. Account of number of Causes decided in the Assistant Barristers Court of Ireland, &amp;c.; LXX1V. 467, P.—LXXvV. 149. 


Bartholomew, 


1008, 


1006. 


1007. 


1008. 
1009. 


1010. 
1011. 


1012. 
1013. 
1014. 
1015. 


1016. 
1017. 


1018. 
1019. 
1020. 


1021. 


1022. 


1022. 


1024. 
1025. 


1026. 


’ 1027. 


1028. 


1029. 
1030. 


"1031, 
1032. 


1033. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 33 





Bartholomew, D. E.—See infra, 4014, 4015. 


Battle-Axe Guards :—Estimates for clothing Battle-Axe Guards; 1801; Lvr. 134, (App. 777-)——1804 ; LIX. 45, (App. 515.) 


——1806 ; ix1. 186, (App. 747.)——1807; Lx11. 83, (App. 447 ;) 668, (App. 875.)——1808, 1809; LxrII. 89, (P. 211,) 
(App. 666.)——1810, 1811; -Lxv. 104, (App. 597.)——1812; 1813; Lxvi. 174, (App. 541.)——1813; Lxviti. 317, 
(App. 764.)——18 14, 1815; Lx1x. 199, (App. 631.)——1816, 1817; Lxx1. 336, (App. 664.)——-1818, 1819; Lxxu. 179, 
(App. 602.)——-1819, 1820; LXXxIV. 512, (P. 577,) (App. 742.)——1820, 1821; Lxxv. 314, (App. 583.) 


Bavaria :—Copy of Articles in Treaty concluded in March 1800, between His Majesty and the Elector of Bavaria, and other Papers 
relating to subsidiary Corps; Lx1. 465, (P. 466.) 


Beans :—See infra, 1637. 


Beer: 


Account of amount of Payments into the Exchequer, in the years ended 5 January 1800 and 5 January 1801, on Duties on Beer and 
Malt; tv1. 34, (P. 35-) 


Account of Barrels of Strong Beer on which Duty has been paid in Scotland, from 1783 to 1801 ; (Ordered, Lv11.311, but not presented.) 


- Account of gross Produce of Duty on Strong Beer, Table Beer, and Small Beer, for three years, ending § July 1795 ; LV11. 299, (P.322,) 


(App. 851.) 
Account of amount of Drawback on Strong Beer exported, for three years, ending 5 July 1795; Lvi1. 299, (P. 322,) (App. 852.) 


Account of number of Barrels of Strong Beer for which Duty has been paid, brewed from 5 July 1783 to § July 1801; Lvir. 319, P. 
(App. 856.) 
Account of Beer exported from Scotland to Ireland, and from Ireland to Scotland, for six years, ending § January 1804; LIx. 212, P. 


Account of quantity of Strong Beer, Table Beer, and Small Beer, charged with Duty, from 5 January 1802 to 5 January 1803; Lix. 56. 
Account of all Strong Beer, Table Beer, and Small Beer, charged with Duty in Great Britain; L1x. 195, (P. 197,) 254, P. 


Account of barrels of Strong Beer brewed in England, Scotland, and Wales, for the last three years, ending 5 April 1817; Lx x11. 320, Pp. 
(App. 721) 371, P. (App. 721.) 
Account of number of barrels of Strong Beer brewed during three years, ending 5 July 1817; Lxx111. 354, P. (App. 698.) 
Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee in the last Session (1818) on the price of Beer; Lx xiv. 328, P. 
See supra, 137. 
Belfast : 
Account of Corporation for preserving and improving the Harbour of Belfast; Lv1. 97. 
Estimate for Belfast Academical Institution, 1815; Luxx. 180, Pp. (App. 594.)——1816; Lx x1. 458, (App. 666.) 
Returns specifying names of Managers and Visitors of Belfast Academical Institution in each year since the establishment; several 
other Papers relating thereto; LX XI. 342, P. 


Bellingham, John :—Copy of Letter from Lord Granville Leveson Gower to Lord Castlereagh respecting John Bellingham, 
dated 17 May 1812; itxvit. 390, P. (App. 839.) 


Benefices :—See infra, 1181. 1283-1303. 
Benjamin, Wolf :—See infra, 2518. 
Berbice :—=See infra, 1445-1449. 5167. , 
Bermudas :—See infra, 1450. 2639-2657. 


Berwick :—See infra, 4552. 


Bethlem Hospital :— Estimate of Sum wanted for 1812, to complete the expense of re-building Bethlem Hospital ; tx v11. 422. 


——1813; Lxvitt. 260, (App. 753.)=====Estimate of Sum wanted to complete the Shell of the New Bethlem Hospital, 
for 1812; Lxvit. 436, (App. 650.) 





Bills of Credit :—Estimate of Sum required to enable His Majesty to pay off Bills of Credit issued per Act'54 Geo. III, c. 13; 
LXxX. 10, P. (App. 497.) 
Bills, Private : 
Account of number of all Private Bills which were in progress through the House on 27 April1807; Lx11. 589, Pp. (App. 857.) 
Ditto - - - on 28 February 1820; Lxxv. 119, (App. 831.) 


Bishop’s Rents :—=Return of Persons holding situations or employments in the office of Receiver General of Bishop’s Rents in 
otland; ux x11. 462. 


Blackfriars Bridge 2—See infra, 3164, 3165. 

Black Rod : —— Copy of Appointment of the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod; (Ordered, txv11. 366, but not presented.) 
Blasphemous Writings :—See infra, 4597. 

Blubber :—See infra, 3762-3764. 


Boards, Public :—Accounts of Sums requisite to defray the Annual Charge of the several Public Boards in Ireland; Lv1. 236, 
(App. 806,) 


Bogs, Ireland : 


First Report of Commissioners appointed to inquire into the nature and extent of; LXV. 507, p-——Second ; LXVI. 203, (Pr. 222,)—— 
Third and Fourth; tx1x. 215, Pp. ' 


Names of Engineers, Surveyors, Clerks, and Officers, employed by the Commissioners for draining Bogs in Ireland ;. and Account of 
all Sums paid by, or under the Authority of, the said Commissioners; LXv. 383, (P. 424.) 


Account of the Expenditure of the Commissioners for inquiring into the nature and extent of the Bogs in Ireland ; uxvii. 171, P. 


— Be — \seieataad to complete the surveys of the districts already given in charge by the Commissioners; Lxvi1. 168, P. 
pp. 666. 


Account of Commissioners for Draining, (1814); Lx1x. 199, (App. 633.) 


Books : 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.~LXXV. (1801—1820.) I 









































1034. 
1035. 
1036. 


. 1037. 


1038. 
1039. 


1040. 


1041. 


1043. 


1044. 
1045. 
1046. 


1047. 


1048. 


1049, 


1050. 


1051. 


1052. 


1053. 


1064. 


1055. 


1056. 


1058. 


1059. 


1060. 


1061. 


1068. 


1062. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Books: 
Account of Duties for the last two years on printed Books imported ; Lv11. 183, P. 
Account of amount of Drawbacks on printed Books exported, for the years ending 5 April 1795 to § April 1801; vir. 214. * 


Return of Sums paid to printers of English and Scotch Universities as drawback of duty on Paper, and of number and value of Books sold 
by them on their own account; Lxx. 247, (P. 967,) 466, ». (App. 754.) 


Return of Books entered at Stationers Hall since passing the Copyright Act; Lxx. 378, (P. 383.) 
List of Books claimed by public bodies under the Copyright Act; 1x x11. 207, P. 


Account of number and value of Books printed within the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, which have been furnished to booksellers 
for sale during the last seven years, and of Drawback on paper which has been allowed thereon; LX XII. 210, P. 


Return from Universities and other public bodies, of Books claimed by them under Copyright Act; Lxx11. 478.——Further Returns ; 
LXx111. 116, (P. 141.). 


Return from the Advocates Library Edinburgh, University of Edinburgh, and several other public libraries, of Books claimed by them 
under Copyright Act ; (Ordered, Lxx111.69. Order discharged, 86.) 


Account of number of folio, quarto, octavo and duodecimo volumes or pamphlets, received from Stationers Hall by the British 
Museum under the late Copyright Act, from 1 January to 31 December 1817; Lxx111. 118, P. 


Return of the manner in which Books received under Copyright Act 54 Geo. III, c. 156, and stated in a Return to an Order of the 
House as not placed in the public library of Cambridge, have been disposed of ; Lx x111. 226, P. 
Boroughs :—See infra, 1466—1474. 


Bounties : 
Account of amount of Bounties paid; ivr. 459, 482, 645. 
Account of amount of Bounties paid out of the Revenue of Customs on Exportation of printed goods; LxvIt. 433, 505, P. (App. 760.) 
Account of particulars of expenditure of £.387,111. 1s. 112d. stated in the Finance Accounts for 1818, as paid for bounties for 
fisheries, manufactures and corn ; (Ordered, LXxX1v. 575, but not presented.) 


Bow-street :—Estimate of sum wanted to defray the expense of Public Office, Bow-street; 1805; Lx. 42, (App.692.)———-1806; 


LXI. 139, (App.717.)——1807 ; Lx11. 71, (App.443;) 622, (App.865.) 1808 ; Lx111. 152, (App.731.)——1809; LxIV. 
108, (App. 481.)——1810; Lxv. 81, (App. §75.)———1811; Lxv1. 199, (App. 529.)——-1812; Lxvir. 29, (App.638.}-—. 
1813; Lxvilr. 161, (App. 751.) ——1814; LXIx. 92, (P. 93,) (App. 599.)——-1815; Lxx. 160, Pp. (App. 572.) 


Boyd, General :—Papers respecting Claims of General Boyd; Lxx111. 405. 


Boyne :——Account of Money expended by the River Boyne Company; Lv1. 97. 


Brandy : 


Account of quantity of Brandy imported and exported into and from Great Britain, from 1777 to 1786, and from 1797 to 1806; Lx11. 
123, P. (App. 468.) 


Account of quantity of Foreign Brandy and Dutch Gin imported into Scotland, for ten years ended 5 January 1811; Lxvi. 386, 
(App. 642.) 


Bread :—Return of price of Quartern Loaf of Wheaten Bread, as regulated by the assize of London, stating the average price from 
1758 to 1814; Lxx. 107, P. (App.834.) 
Brecknock Forest : 


Account of number of acres contained in the Great Forest of Brecknock, of acres sold, and sums for which they were sold respectively ; 
LXXIV. 500, (P.§01,) (App. 1095.) 


Account of Receipts and Disbursements of the Commissioners of ; Lx x1v. 500, (P.501,) (App. 1095.) 


Brewers : 


Account of Drawback allowed to Common Brewers under Act 42 Geo. III, ¢. 38, distinguishing each year and each quarter; LIx. 
259, P. (Withdrawn, and another ordered, 284 ; presented, 288, P.) 


Proclamation for further continuing the permission to Brewers to use Sugar in brewing of Beer, dated 26 October 1812; Lxv1II. 29, 
(App. 858.) 


Briefs :—Account of Briefs for repairing or rebuilding Churches since Michaelmas 1805, and of Briefs for accidents by Fire, &amp;c. 
LXXIV. 495, P. (App. 1158-1166.) 
Bristol : 


Account of Goods imported into the port of Bristol, not brought coastwise, in the years 1799, 1800, 1801, and 1802; and also in the 


years 1789 to 1792, distinguishing each year; and of total number of British and Foreign Ships that have entered Inwards in 
the port of Bristol, for the years 1799, 1800, and 1801; LVIII. 593. 


Account of the totel number of British and Foreign Ships and Vessels, and their Tonnage, that have entered inwards at the port of 
Bristol in 1802; LvIII. 593. 


Account of all Imports and Exports and of all Duties and Drawbacks due and payable in respect thereof in the port of Bristol, for four 
months ending 1 May 1807 and 1 May 1808; Lx111. 473, P. 


British Fisheries : 
Report of the British Fisheries Society for 1818 ; Lx x1II. 419. 
Account of the Receipts and Payments of the British Fisheries Society ; Lxx1v. 623. 
Brunswick, New :—See infra, 1457. 
Bryan, Samuel :—See infra, 9517. 
Buenos Ayres :——Account of Trade between Great Britain and Buenos Ayres in the three years ending § January 1815; Lxx. 


306, (App. 849.) 
See infra, 4011. 


Buildings s——See infra, 1189. 5252. §259. 





1064. 


1066. 


1067. 


1068. 


1069. 
1070. 
1071. 


1072. 
1073. 


1074. 


1075. 
1076. 


1077. 
1078. 


1079. 


1080. 


1081. 
1082. 


1083. 


1084. 


1085. 
1086. 
1087. 
1088. 


1090. 
1091. 


1092. 


1094. 


1095. 


1096. 
1097. 


1098. 
1099. 


1100. 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. | 35. 





Bullion : 


Account of Silver Bullion imported into His Majesty’s Mint, and the amount of Silver Monies coined, from 18 March 1797 to 
31 December 1809; LEx. 421, P. (App. 805.) 


Accounts of quantity of Geld and Silver exported and imported from and into the different ports of the United Kingdom, in ten years, 
to 1 February 1810; (Ordered, Lxv. 25; Orders discharged, 260.) 


Account of quantity of Gold and Silver exported by the East India Company, from 1788 to the latest period; (Ordered, Lxv. 25; 
Orders dissharged, 260.) 


Account of export and import of Gold and Silver from and to Ireland, from 1803 to 5 January 1810; and of quantity of Bullion or 
Coin which has been seized in two years ending 1 February 1810; (Ordered, txv.25; Orders discharged, 260.) 


Account of Gold imported into His Majesty’s Mint, from 1 March 1810; and of Gold imported into His Majesty's Mint, and of Gold 
Monies coined, between 1 January 1773 and 31 December 1798; LXVI. 107, P. 


Account of quantity of Coin or Bullion imported; Lxvi. 115, P. 
Account of quantity of Gold and Silver exported from Great Britain, in the year ending 1 February 1811; txvi. 161, P. 


Copies of Letters to the Commissioners of Customs, in 1782 and 1783, communicating directions for enforcing the laws against the 
exportation of coin; and of Communications between the Bank and the Lords of the Treasury, and opinions of Attorney and 
Solicitor General, submitted in 1772, respecting the laws prohibiting the exportation of Gold and Silver ; Lxv1. 165, (P. 176.) 


Copies or Extracts of correspondence respecting the illicit exportation of Gold Coin ; Lxv1. 221, (P.238,) 230, P. 


Account of Gold imported into His Majesty’s Mint, and amount of Gold Monies coined, from the Revolution till the commencement 
of His Majesty’s reign, distinguishing the inguts received in each year, produced from guineas and from foreign gold, so far 
as can be made up; LXVI. 291, P. 


Account of Market Prices of Standard Gold in bars, Portugal Gold in coin, &amp;c. with the courses of exchange with Hamburgh, Lisbon, 
and Paris, from 3 January 1718 to 3 December 1736; and from 3 January 1746 to1 March 1811; Lxvi. 142, p.—-From 
1 March 1811 to 1 February 1813 ; Lxvitt. 305, (Pp. 386.)———From 1 February 1813 to 1 March 1814; Lxrx. 170, P.—— 
From 1 March 1814 to g February 1815; Lxx. 79, P. (App. 889.)}———F rom 9 February 1815 to 26 April 1816 ; Lxx1. 322, Pp. 
(App. 987.)—— From 1 January 1816 to 1 January 1817 ; Lx x11. 85, Pp. (App. 831.)--—From 1 January 1817 to3 February 
1818 ; LXXIII. 54, P. (App. 765.)———From 3 February to 31 March 1818 ; Lx x11. 259, P. (App. 767.)———F rom 1 January 
1815 to 1 January 1817; Lxx11r. 259, Pp. (App. 769.)——~From 1 January 1818 to 25 January 1819; LXxIV. 50, (P. 94,) 
(App. 1121.) 


Account of amount, in ounces, of sales of Silver Pieces of Eight, and Silver Ingots, by the Bank, from 1 March 1810; Lxv1. 110, P. 


Account of the highest and lowest prices of Silver in each year, from 1790; and of the highest prices paid by the Bank for Bullion, 
from 1773 to 1809; LXVI. 110, P. 


Abstract account of prices paid by the Bank for Gold and Silver Bullion, in each year from 1697 ; Lxvi. 160, (P. 176.) 


Information respecting the prices of Gold or Silver Bullion, or of Rates of Exchanges, from 1736 to 1746, in possession of the Bank 
of England; Lxvi. 297, P. 


Amount of Gold and Silver deposited iu the Bullion Office at the Bank as having been imported, from March 1810 to February 1811, 
distinguishing Post Office Packets from Men of War; LXxVI. 110, P. 


Amount of Gold delivered out from the Bullion Office of the Bank, as sales and purchases by private dealers, from April 1810 to 
February 1811, distinguishing Bar Gold from Foreign Coin; and amount of monthly Sales of Gold and Silver by private 
dealers, in the Bullion Office of the Bank, from April 1810 to February 1811, distinguishing Gold from Silver, and Bars from 
Coin; LXVI. 110, P. 


Account of quantity of Bullion or Coin which has been seized in the year ending 1st February 1811; Lxv1. 161, P. 


Account of Letters from General Este, Lord Pelham, and the Attorney and Solicitor General, dated in March, April, and May 1802, 
respecting an alteration in the price of Specie in Alderney; Lxv1. 258, (P. 265.) 


Return of Bills of Exchange accepted by the Lords of the Treasury and the Paymasters of the Forces, for the Armies in the Peninsula 
and the Mediterranean; (Ordered, Lxv1. 188, but not presented.) 


Report of Comptrollers of Army Accounts, dated 21 April 1811, respecting the Rates of Exchange in Foreign Countries ; and Copy 
of Memorial of Mr. Brydges, on the subject of the value of the Pound Sterling, dated 19 August 1712; Lxv1. 270, P. 


Copy of Report of Board of Trade in 1764, and other Reports on the Currency of the American Colonies; xviii. 321. 
Account of foreign Gold sworn off for exportation before the Lord Mayor from 1790; Lx x1. 324, P. (App. 989.) 

Account of foreign Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion imported from 1 January 1810; txx1. 3926, P. (App. 990.) 

Account of Imports of Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion, from 1 January to 31 December 1816; =xx11. 349, (P. 963,) (App, 834.) 


Account of Gold and Silver Coin, and Bullion, and Wrought Plate exported from Great Britain to foreign countries, in the years 
ending 1 February 1811 to 1819 inclusive; of Bullion or Coin seized ; of Coin or Bullion imported; Lxx1V, 473, P. 477, P. 
544, (App. 1119, 1120. 1123.) 


Statement of price of Standard Silver on each post-day during 1818 ‘and 1819; LXXIV. 472, P. (App. 1121,) 


Account of amount of monthly Sales of Gold and Silver, by private dealers, in the Bullion Office of the Bank, from April 1810 to 
April 1819 ; Lxxtv. 495, P. (App. 1118.) 


Account of amount of Gold which has been delivered out from the Bullion Office of the Bank of England, as sales or purchases by 
private dealers, from 18 April 1810 to 30 April 1819; LxxIVv. 495, P. (App. 1118.) 


Account of amount of Gold and Silver deposited in the Bullion Office of the Bank, as having been imported from abroad, from 
30 March 1810 to 31 March 1818; Lxxiv. 495, P. (App. 1119.) 
Buonaparte :——Papers relative to the person and family of Napoleon Buonaparte; Lxx. 198, (App. 615.) 
See infra, 2782. 


Butlerage of Wines :—See infra, 4144. 4147. 


Butter : 


Account of quantity of Butter and Cheese imported into Great Britain from foreign countries during the last four years (1816); 
LxxI. 16, Pp. (App. 892.) 


Accounts of quantity of Butter imported into the Port of London from Ireland and foreign countries; Lx x1. 96, 2. (App. 893.) 


Accounts of quantity of foreign Butter imported into Great Britain from foreign countries, for the last four years (1817); LX X11. 199, P. 
(App. 720.) ! 


Ditto, - - - Imported into Great Britain for the last twenty years; (Ordered, Lxxiv. 547, but not presented.) 


Account of the quantity of Butter exported from Great Britain and Ireland for the last four years (1817); LXxXII. 199, P. 207, P. 
(App. 719, 720.) 


Ditto, - - - exported from Ireland in each of the five years to 1 January 1815 ; (Ordered, Lxx. 432, but not presented.) 


Caledonian 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 











56 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Caledonian Canal : 
- 1101. Estimate for 1805; Lx. 244, (App. 834.) ——For 1806 ; tx1. 140, (App. 718.)——For 1807; x11. 196, (App. 489;) 623, (App. 866.) 


For 1808 ; Lx111. 317, (App. 876.)——For 1809 ; Lx1v. 206, (App. 482.)——For 1810; Lxv. 288, (App. 579.)—— 
For 1811; ytxvi. 282, (App. 538.)———For 1812; txvir. 164, (App. 641.)}——For 3813 5 LXVIII. 113, (App. 745.) —— 
For 1814; Lx1x. 93, P- (App. 601.)——For 1815; ixx. 160, Pp. (App.570.}——For 1816; Lx x1. 295, Pp. (App. 638.)—— 
For 1817 ; ux x11. 276, Pp. (App. §83.)——F or 1818; Lx x11. 281, Pp. (App. 512 ;) 344, P. (App. 514.)——For 1819 ; LX XIV. 
126, p. (App. 706.)——For 1820; Lxxv. 208. 351, Pp. (App. 561. 567.) 


1102. First Report of the Commissioners ; L1x. 201, p———Second ; Lx. 324, P.——Third; Lx1. 361, P. Fourth ; tx11. 801, P. 
Fifth ; Lx111. 391, P- Sixth; txIv. 373, P. Seventh; LXV. 434, p-——Eighth ; Lxvr. 3869, P. Ninth; txvit. 
408, P. Tenth; Lxviit. 536, P. Eleventh ; Lx1x. 319, P.——T welfth ; Lx x. 348, P. Thirteenth ; Lx x1. 400, P. 
——Fourteenth ; Lxx1I. 312, p.——Fifteenth ; Lxx111. 407, P.——Sixteenth ; tx xiv. 496, p.—Seventeenth ; Lxxv. 
265, P. 





























Cambridge, Duke of :—See infra, 4331. 
Cambridge University :—See supra, 1037-1043 ; infra, 3794. 
Campbell, William :—See infra, 3070. 


Canada : 
1103. Account of produce of certain Lands in Canada formerly granted to Lord Amherst ; (Ordered, Lx1v. 407, but not presented.) 


1104. Extracts of Paragraphs 42 and 43 from Sir George Prevost’s Instructions, as Governor and Commander in Chief in Lower Canada, 
22 October 1811; Lxvistt. 674, (App. 926.)—Lx1x. 277, (App. 827.) 


See supra, 178 ; infra, 1451. 4963. 
Canals: 


1105. Account of Sums granted for the Grand Canal of Ireland since its commencement ; (Ordered, L1x. 401, but not presented till the 
next session ;) LX. 13, (P. 123,) (App. 546.) 


1106. Accounts of income and expenditure of Royal Canal Company, from 25th December 1810 to 25th June 1812, and of the Debts of the 
said Company ; (Ordered, Lxv11. 499, but not presented.) 


1107. Copy of Report of Committee of Royal Canal Company of Ireland, dated Royal Canal House, 10 December 1811 ; Lxvit. 489, P. 


1108. First Report of Commissioners appointed to enquire into the claims of the Royal Canal Company of Ireland; Lx1x. 212, p——Second 
Report ; Lx x. 453, (P- 457-) 


1109. Estimates of probable Expenses of the Royal Canal Office of Enquiry, for the year ending 5 July 1815 ; Lx1x. 376, P. (App. 634.) 


1110. Estimate of Sum necessary to complete the Sum of £. 198,000, estimated to complete the Royal Canal from Coolnahay to Tarmonbury ; 
“xx1. 369, (App. 665.) 
See supra, 1101, 1102; infra, 3492. 


1111. Canova, Chevalier :—Copies or Extracts of all Papers relating to payments to the Chevalier Canova, out of the Monies paid 
by France to this country; Lx x1. 346, P. 


1112. Cape of Good Hope :—Account of Expense incurred in maintaining the possession of the Cape of Good Hope ; (Ordered, 
LIX. 332, but not presented.) 


See supra, 13; infra, 1427. 1429. 1436. 1440-1442. 2905. 
Cape Wines :—See infra, 5220. 
1113. Capri :——Copies of Dispatches containing the details of the capture of the Isle of Capri by the French forces; Lx1v. 197, P. 
1114. Cards :—Account of produce of Duties on Cards and Dice for the last three years ; Lv1. 445, (App. 869.) 


1115. Carlisle and Glasgow Road :——Report, Plan, and Estimate of the Road from Carlisle to Glasgow in 1814 and 1815; Lxx. 403. 


Carriages :—See supra, 876. 878, 879. 888. 890. 897. 
Cassia Lignea :—See infra, 1185, 1186. 


Catholic Board : 


1116. Copy of Proclamation by the Lord Lieatenant and Privy Council of Ireland, for suppression of the Catholic Board; Lx1x. 339, P. 
(App. 838.) 
1117. Copy of a Circular Letter from the Secretary of the Catholic Committee in Ireland; Lxv1. 104, Pp. (App. 686.) 


Catwater : 


1118. Copy of Report made to the Admiralty, 18 June 1806, by Mr. Rennie and Mr. John Whitby, respecting the Embankments in Catwater, 
near Plymouth, with a Plan; x1. 464, (App. 883.) 


1119. Extract of such part of Report of Survey lately made of Plymouth Sound as relates to the embankment at Catwater; Lx1. 464, 
(App. 884.) 
Ceylon: 


1120. Account of all Monies issued to William Huskisson, esq. or to Thomas Peregrine Courtenay, esq. as Colonial Agent in Ceylon for 1808 ; 
(Ordered, Ux11. 4°75, but not presented till) Lx1v. 19. 


1121. Copy of Proclamation by Lieutenant General Brownrigg, Commander in Chief at Ceylon, dated 10 January 1815.-——Proclamation 
and Treaty, 2 March 1815; LXXIV. 454, P.—See supra, 13; infra, 1427. 1429. 1440, 1442. 


Chamberlain, Lord :—See infra, 1259. 12'70-1281. 
Chamberlain of London :—See infra, 3153-3191. 


1122. Chancellor of Ireland :—Account of gross and net produce of Salary and Emoluments of the Lord High Chancellor of Ireland ; 
LVII. 550. 


Chancery : 
1123. Estimate of Sum necessary for reimbursing the Accountant General of the Court of Chancery in Ireland ; Lx111. 274, (App. 835-) 


1124. Account ofnumber of Bills filed in the Court of Chancery from 1745 to 1754, from 1760 to 1769, and from 1800 to 1809 ; LXVI. 455, P- 
In 1810, 1811, and 1812; LXVIII. 107, P. 122, P. 





1125. Copy 








1125. 
1126. 


1127. 
1128. 
1129. 


1130. 


1131. 


1132, 
1133. 


1134. 
1135. 


1136. 


1137. 


1138. 
1139. 
1140. 


1141. 
1142. 
1143. 


1144. 


1145. 


1146. 


1147. 
1148. 


1149. 


1150. 


1151. 


1152. 
1153. 
1154. 


1155. 


1156. 


1157. 


1158. 


1159. 


1160. 


1161. 


1162. 
1163. 


1164. 


1165. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. $7 





Chancery—continued. 
Copy of the Charter of the Corporation of Cursitors; LxVv1II. 334, P. 


Copy of the last Commission issued under the Great Seal to certain Commissioners, authorizing them to hear and determine causes in 
the High Court of Chancery; Lxviu. 78, P. ’ 


Account of decrees, orders on further directions, &amp;c. in the High Court of Chancery, from 15 April 1812; Lxviit. 107, P. 
Account of decrees, orders on further directions, &amp;c. at the Rolls; uxviit. 107, P. 


Accounts of all original causes, pleas, demurrers, &amp;c. now set down before the Lord Chancellor and Master of the Rolls, specifying the 
dates; LXVIII. 107, P. 


Account of number of orders made by the Lord Chancellor on Bankrupt Petitions, and on all other Petitions and on Motions, from 
15 April to 25 December 1812; LxvIII. 139. 


Return of Fees received by the Messenger or Pursuivant of the Court of Chancery, upon the delivery of Writs; Lxv1iI. 519, P. 
(App- 938.) 
Account of all Sums now remaining in what is called the Dead Fund of the Court of Chancery ; (Ordered, Lx1x. 364, but not presented.) 


Account of number of causes, bankrupt petitions, &amp;c. entered for hearing in the Court of Chancery of England during 1810, 1811, 1812, 
1813, and 1814; Lxx. 247. 280, (Pp. 284.) 


Account of appeals and re-hearings set down for hearing in the Court of Chancery in England within five years; Lxx. 403, P. 


Copy of Report of Commissioners appointed to examine into the Fees of the Courts of Justice in England, so far as relates to the 
Court of Chancery; Lx x1. 429, P. (App. 647.) Second Report ; LXXIII. 217, P. 





Account of all Sums received by the several officers of the Court of Chancery in England, for copies of proceedings; Lx x11. 84, P. 97. 
111. 130. 140. 145. 151. 174, P. 


Account of amount of Fees taken for striking Dockets of Bankruptcy out of office hours, between 29 December 1806 and 13 April 1815; 
LXXII. 145, P. 


Account of amount of Fees paid to the Lord Chancellor’s principal Secretary, on petitions for re-hearing, exceptions, &amp;c.; LX XII. 145, P. 

Return of Bills in Chancery filed in the courts of great session, decrees, orders, further directions and causes, &amp;c.; Lxx11. 362. 

Account of amount of all Sums received by the several officers of the Court of Chancery of Ireland, for copies of proceedings ; 
LXXII. 230. 314. 

Return of Persons holding situations or employments in the office of the Director of the Court of Chancery in Scotland; Lxx11. 383, P. 

Return of Persons holding situations or employments in the office of the Register Court of Chancery in Ireland; rx x11. 476, P. 

Return of Persons holding situations or employments in the office of the Accountant General of Court of Chancery in Ireland ; 
Lxxil. 476, P. 

Copy of Letter, dated Dublin, 3 April 1818, from the Lord Chancellor of Ireland and the Master of the Rolls, with Copy of General 
Orders proposed by the Lord Chancellor for the regulation of the Court of Chancery; LxxIv. 393, P. 


Account of total amount of effects of suitors in the High Court of Chancery, in the years 1756, 1766, 1776, 1786, 1796, 1806, 1816, 
and 1818; LxxIv. 304, P. (App. 1139.) 


Return of the several Persons in the custody of the Warden of the Fleet for Contempts under processes of the Courts of Chancery and 
Exchequer; LXXv. 471, P. 


Return of Persons confined for contempt, who haye died in the Fleet; Lxxv. 471, P. 
Account of Commission received by the Broker employed by the Accountant General of the High Court of Chancery ; (Ordered, 
Lxxv. 466, but not presented.) 
See supra, 972. 


Chapter-House :—Account of Sum wanted to defray the expense of Works at the Old Chapter House, Westminster; 1x. 233, 
(App. 711.) 


Charing-Cross :— Plan of a Street proposed from Charing Cross to Portland Place; uxvirt. 433.——Reduced Plan and Book 
of Reference; Lxvrit. 468, P. 


Charitable Donations : 


Estimate of Sum necessary for the Commissioners of Charitable Donations and Bequests in Ireland; 1802; Lvi1. 315, (App. 855.) 

1803; LviII. 125, (App. '791.)——— 1804; L1x. 46, (App. 516.)}——1805; Lx. 91, (App. 710.) - -- 1806; Lxz. 187, 
(App. 753-) 1807 ; LXII. 112, P. (App. 463;) 669, (App. 880.) ——-1808 ; Lx111. 194, (P. 211,) (App. 672.)——1809 ; 
LXIVv. 50, (App. 499.)——1810; Lxv. 104, (App. 594.)——1811; Lxv1. 175, (App. 549.1812; Lx vii, 86, (App. 662.) 


1813; LXvill. 317, (App. 762.)}——1814; Lxrx. 184, (App. 627.)}———1815; Luxx. 180, P. (App. 592.)——1816; 
LX XI. 335, (App. 660.) 











Abstract of Returns of Charitable Donations for the benefit of poor Persons; Lx11. 737. 
Account of number of Registries of Charitable Donations in Middlesex ; (Ordered, Lx1x. 520, but not presented till) Lx x. 85, PY. 


Copies of all Memorials or Statements delivered into the offices of the Clerks ofthe Peace in England and Wales under Act 52 Geo. III, 
for registering and securing of Charitable Donations; Lxx. 142, P. 156, P. 


Copies of Memorials or Statements of Charitable Donations delivered into the offices of the Clerks of the Peace in England and Wales ; 
LXX. 417, (P. 431.) 


Account of amount of Rents and Profits of Messuages, Lands, &amp;c. vested in trustees for charitable purposes, &amp;c. ; (Ordered, Lx x11. 336, 
but not presented.) 


Account of amount of Rents and Profits of Messuages, Lands, and Hereditaments belonging to Charitable Donations; (Ordered, 
LXXIII. 5, but not presented.) 


Memorials or Statements of Charitable Donations transmitted by the Clerks of the Peace to the Secretary of State’s office since the 
last Return; Lxx111. 160. 


Return of the number of Commissions of Charitable uses; Lx x111. 315. 

Charities : 
Account of names of Charities touching which any orders of Commissions of Charitable uses have been made ; Lx x111. 387. 
Return from the Six Clerks office, pursuant to an order of the House of 29 April 1818, concerning Charities ; Lx x111. 392, P. 
Return from the Inrolment office, to an order of the House of 29 April 1818, concerning Charities; Lx x111. 397, P. 


Account of amount of Rents and Profits of messnages, lands and hereditaments belonging to any hospital, school or alms-house, or 
vested in trustees for charitable purposes; Lx xXIv. 114, (P. LXXV. 147-) 


Reports of Commissioners appointed in pursuance of Acts 58 &amp; 59 Geo. III, to inquire concerning Charities in England and Wales for 
the Education of the Poor; Lxx1v.183, rp. 619, P-—Lxxv. 126, P. 481. P. 


Charlotte, Princess :—Copy of Treaty of Marriage between the Princess Charlotte and the Prince of Cobourgh; 1x x1. 446, 
(App. 771.) 
See infra, 5145. 5230. 


Charlton : 


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38 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Charlton :—See infra, 3778. 
Charmilly, Count de :—See supra, 502, 503. 507. 


' Cheese :—See supra, 1095. 


1166, 
1167. 
1168. 


1169, 
1170. 


1171. 
1172. 


1173. 


1174. 


1175. 


1176. 


1177. 
1178. 


1179. 


1180. 


1181. 


1182. 
1183, 


1184. 


1185. 


1186. 


1187. 


1188. 


1189. 


1190. 


1191. 


1192. 


* 'y193. 
1194. 


1195. 


Chelsea : 


Copy of Charter incorporating the Royal Hospital of Chelsea; 1x1. 417, (App. 871-874.) 
State of Revenues of the Hospital for the year 1805; Lx1. 417, (App. 871—874.) 


Copy of warrant to the Surveyor of Crown lands, dated 11 March 1809, authorizing him to prepare a lease of certain lands adjoining to 
Chelsea Hospital—Several other papers relating to the same subject; LxIv. 229, P. _— 


Copy of Letter from George Harrison, Esq. to the Surveyor General of Crown lands, dated 17 April 1809; Lxrv. 229, P. 


Copy of Report made by the Surveyor General of the Crown lands on the subject of a lease of some lands at Chelsea granted to Lieu- 
tenant-colonel Gordon; LxIv. 229, P. 


Copies of Minutes and Examinations of the Board of Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital, &amp;c. relative to the infirmary ; Lx1v. 301, P. 


Copy of Letter from the Surveyor General of Crown lands, dated 8 May 1809, to the Treasury, respecting the proposed site of Colonel 
Gordon’s house ; LXIVv. 301, P. 


Copy of Letter from George Aust, Esq. Secretary of Chelsea Hospital, to George Harrisdn, Esq. dated 6 June 1809, transmitting certain 
reports; LXIV. 394, P. 


See supra, 210, 211. 226. 350. 356. 380. 
Chester :—Account of Net Proceeds of the County Palatine of Chester, from 5 April 1812 to 5 April 1814; Lx1x. 416, (App. 864.) 


Chetney-Hill :-—Estimate of Sum wanted to satisfy outstanding claims on account of works executed at the Lazarette at Chetney 
Hill; txv.310, (App. 581.) 


Chimnies :—Report of the Surveyor General of the Board of Works respecting sweeping Chimnies by Machinery ; Lxx1v. 59, r. 
(App. 1149.) 


China :—See infra, 2880. 


Chinnery, Mr. : 
Account of all Proceedings which have taken place in respect of Mr. Chinnery’s balance due to the Public; Lxv11t. 435, (P. 472.) 
A detailed Account of the several Sums issued to William Chinnery, late Agent for New South Wales; and a similar detailed Account 
respecting the Fees of suppressed offices, and of money issued to him on that account ; Lxvuit. 518, P. 
Chirk Roads :—-See supra, 916. 


Chirographer :—Return of Persons holding situations or employments in the Office of the Chirographer in Ireland; txx11. 
476, P. ; 


Churches : 


Account of all Faculties for the enclosure of Pews in Parochial and other Churches and Chapels ; (Ordered, Lx x111. 97, tu be laid before 
the House forthwith, 357, but not presented.) 


Copy of Letter from Lord Chetwynd to $. R. Lushington, Esq. dated 10 March 1818, inclosing a printed copy of the Account of 
Benefices and Population, Churches, Chapels, &amp;c.; Lx x111. 160, (App. 809.) 


Account of allowances and rewards for Surveys, Plans and Estimates, for building Churches ; Lx xiv. 271, (App. 1172.) 


Accounts of Population of certain Parishes in Scotland, with the capacity of their Churches and Chapels; 1819; LxxIv. 327, (P.332,) 
(App. 1172.) . 


Returns made by the Archbishops and Bishops of the number of Faculties for the inclosure and erection of Pews in Parochial and other 
Churches and Chapels, granted since 1790; LX xv. 392, (App. 942.) 


Cinnamon : 


Account of quantity and value, official and real, of Cinnamon and Cassia Lignea, imported into and exported from Great Britain, in 
three years, ending 5 January 1801; Lv1t. 165, P. 


Account of Duties on Cinnamon, Cassia Lignea, and Skins, imported into Great Britain, in three years, ending 5 January 1801; 
Lv1t. 165, P. 


Cinque Ports : 


Extracts from the Charter or other Authority, whereby the Cinque Port Pilots are appointed; and dates of appointing John Popkis 
and William Hadlow pilots at Dover; Lx111. 414. 


Return of persons holding situations or employments in the Office of Warden of the Cinque Ports; txx11. 383, P. 


Civil Buildings :— Account of Expenditure of certain Sums granted for Civil Buildings in Ireland, from 5 January 1801, to 
5 January 1805; Lx. 364, P. 
See infra, 5252. 5259. 


Civil Contingencies : 

Account of application of Sums granted for the Civil Contingencies of Ireland, for 1802 ; Lv1t1. 357, P. (App. 961.) ——-1803 ;_ Lx. 
269, (App. 743-) 

Estimates of Sums wanted to defray the Civil Contingencies of Ireland, for 1802; Lv11. 570, (App. 993.)———1803 ; Lv111. 514, (App. 
1150.) 1817; LX X11. 393, P.———1818; LX X11. 253, 338, (App. 539.)——1819; LX XIV. 512, (Pp. 577,) (App. 742.)-——— 
1820; LXXxVv. 314, (App. 582.) 

Account of Sums granted in the last Session for Services to be hereafter defrayed out of the Sum granted for Civil Contingencies ; 
LXx1. 448, Pp. (App. 647.) ; 

Account of Sum voted in Session 1817 for Contingencies; Lxx1r. 340, P. 


Accounts, showing the Sums which have been issued out of the Grant, of Parliament, 1817, for Civil Contingencies; viz. Deficiencies 
of Fee Funds; ‘Contingent Expenses and Messengers Bills, in the departments of the ca Secretaries of State, and Lord 
Chamberlain; Salaries to Officets, and Expenses of the Court and Receipt of Exchequer; Expenses of the Houses of Lords 
and Commons; Salaries and Allowances to Officers of Houses of Lords and Commons ; Expenses of Works and Repairs of 
Buildings ; rx xi1t. 348, P. (App. 516—5 19.) 


Account of Sums wanted to make good to the Civil Contingencies the like Sums advanced thereout in 1819 for public Services, not 
being part of the ordinary Expenditure of the Civil Contingencies; LXxv. 255, P. (App. 566.) 


1196. Account 


1196. 


1197. 
1198, 


1199. 
1200. 
1201. 
1202. 


1203. 


1204. 
1205. 


1206. 
1207. 
~ 1208. 


1209. 
1210. 
1211. 


1212. 
1213. 
1214. 


1215. 
1216. 
1217. 


1218. 


1219. 
1220. 


1221. 


1222. 


1223. 
1224. 
1225. 


1226. 
1227. 


1229. 


1230, 


1231. 
1232. 


1233. 


1234. 


1235. 


1236. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 39 





Civil Contingencies—continued. 


Account, showing how the Sums of £.79,154. 5. 9}. and £.300,000. making together £.379,154. 5. 9}. granted in Session 1819 for 
Expenses of a Civil Nature, have been applied; Lxxv. 270, Pp. (App. 858.) 


Civil List : 
Account showing the charge ot the Civil List as estimated in the year 1786; and the Charge of the same in the years 1800, 1801 and 
1802; Lvii.121, (App. 748, 756, 764.) 


Account showing the charge of the Civil List as estimated by the account laid before Parliament 6 July 1786, and the Charge for the 
same in the year ending 5 January 1803; Lv1i1. 264. ' 


Ditto - - - for Salaries to Ministers at Foreign Courts - - - Ditto; irv111. 264. 
Ditto - - - for Bills of the Usher of the Court of Exchequer - - - Ditto; tv111. 264. 
Ditto - - - for occasional payments - - - Ditto; Lv1i1. 264. 


Account showing the charge of the Civil List as estimated by the Account laid before Parliament 6 July 1786, and the charge of the 
same in the year ending 5 January 1804; LIX. 147. 


Account of estimated charge on His Majesty’s Civil List Revenues for the quarters ending 5 April and 5 July 1804; tix. 376, 
(P. 397,) (App. 665.) 


Estimate of the future annual charge on His Majesty’s Civil List Revenues; Lix. 394, (P- 397,) (App. 670.) 


Estimate of Sums required for certain occasional services for the year 1804, which have hitherto been charged on His Majesty’s Civil 
List Revenues; L1x. 395, (App. 675.) 


Ditto - - - under the head of Presents to Foreign Ministers on signing Conventions; L1x. 397, Pp. (App. 676.) 
Account of charges on the Civil List Revenues, for arrears to 5 January 1804; Lx. 141, (P. 142,) (App. 752.) 


Abstract of Account containing an Estimate of the annual charge upon His Majesty’s Civil List Revenues laid before Parliament in 
1804, and an Account showing the actual charges thereon from 5 July 1804 to § July 1811; LXvit. 29, (P. 31.) 


Account showing amount of charges upon the Civil List Revenues, so far as relates to the bills of tradesmen; LXVII. 57, P. 79, P- 
Ditto - - - so far as relates to payments made to Foreign Ministers; Lxv1i. 57; P- 


Account showing the actual charge upon the Civil List in seven years, ending 5 July 1811; other Papers relating thereto; 
LXvit. 164, P. 


Explanatory Account, showing why the actual charge for Ministers at Foreign Courts exceeded the Estimate ; LXv11. 174, (P. 194.) 
Accounts explanatory of charge of the Fourth Class-of payments upon His Majesty’s Civil List; uxv11. 275, P. 


Account of payments made in the year ended 5 April 1813, in respect of charge of the Civil List. Several other Accounts of payments 
made in respect of the charge of the different classes of the Civil List; Lxvii1. 449, (P. 450.) 


Account of all payments made since 5 January 1812, on account of charges on the Civil List; Lxvii1. 526. 


Account of payments made previously to 5 April 1813, in respect of the charge of the Civil List, from 5 July 1811 to 5 April 1812; 
and estimate of demands outstanding and unsatisfied in respect of the charge, from 5 July 1811 to 5 July 1812.—Several 
other accounts relating to the-Civil List revenues; LXVIII. 527. 


Account showing the payments which have been made in two years. ending 5 April 1814, in respect of the charge of the Civil List, 
from 5 April 1812 to 5 April 1814; Lx1x. 239, P. (App. 606.) 


Account showing the total amount of charges of His Majesty’s Civil List revenues, for 5 years ending 5 April 1814; Lx1x. 324, P. 
(App. 614.) 


Estimate of charge incurred in the Fourth Class of His Majesty’s Civil List in the quarters ending 5 July 1812 and 1813; and Estimate 
for 1814; Lx1x. 418, Pp. (App. 614;) 433, P. (App. 614.) 


Account showing the payments made since 5 April 1812, in respect of the charge of the Civil List, to § January 1815; Lxx. 175, P. 
Reprinted, Lx xv. 138. 


Account showing the actual charge upon the Third Class of the Civil List in certain periods therein mentioned, compared with the 
estimate laid before Parliament on 7 July 1804.—Several other accounts and papers relating to the Civil List; Luxx. 246, 
(P. Lxxv. 138.) : 


A Paper, intituled, “‘ Compare between the Estimate of 1804, the average expenditure for seven years, to 5 July 1811; the average 


annual expenditure for 22 years, to 5 January 1815; and the proposed future estimated charge upon the Civil List”.— 
Several other accounts and estimates relating to the Civil List; Lx x. 334, (P. Lxxv. 138.) 


Account showing the charge of the Civil List for the quarter ending 5 April 1815; Lxx, 348, (Pp. Lxxv. 138.) 
Estimate of charge in the three quarters of a year ending 5 January 1816; Lxx1. 178, Pp. (App. 947.) 


Estimate of probable future annual charge upon the Civil List, and Statement of amount of charge from which it is proposed to relieve 
each class of the Civil List; Lx x1. 330, Pp. (App. 957.) Reprinted, Lxxv. 138. 


Account showing by Estimate the charge of the Civil List for the quarter ended 5 April 1816; Lxx1. 344, Pp. (App. 963.) 
Estimate of charge of His Majesty’s Civil List of Ireland; 1820; Lxxv. 199, Pp. (App. 836.) 


Account of Monies advanced for Public Services from the Civil List, and not replaced; 1801; Lvi. 122, (App. 775.)—— 


1802; LVI. 37, (App. 701 ;) 263, (App. 821.}-——1803; Lv111. 71, (App. 7323) 493, (App. 1148;) 630, (App. 1222.)——— 
1804; LIx. 41, (App. 500;) 376, (App, 770.)——1805 ; Lx. 130, (App. 725;)423, (App. 725.)——1806 ; Lx1. 180, (App. 735 3) 
449, (App. 881.)——-1807 ; Lx11. 257, (App. 534;) 623, (App. 867.)——1808; Lx111. 197, P. (App. 755.)—— 1809 ; LxIv. 
206, (App. 482;) 327, (App. 490.)——1810; Lxv. 98, (App. §76;) 404, (App. 586.)——1811 ; Lxvi. 165, (App. §32.) 
——1812; Lxvit. 28, (App. 636;) 458, (App. 651.)——1813; Lx vit. 62, (App. 7443) 583, (App. '757-)——1814 ; LXIx. 15, 
(vr. 16,) (App. 5933) 351, P- (App. 615.) : 

Account of Sums advanced out of Civil List Revenues 
(App. 884.) 


pursuant to Addresses, &amp;c. in four years, ending 5th January 1805; Lx1.481, 
Particulars of all Sums advanced, by way of Loan, out of the Civil List, and not replaced ; Lx111. 279. 


Account of Monies issued at the receipt of the Exchequer, heretofore paid out of Old Naval Stores; txvit. 458, (App. 651.) 


Account of Monies advanced from the Civil List Revenues and not replaced, heretofore paid out of old Naval Stores; Lxv1t. 28, P. 
(App. 636.) 

Account of Monies advanced for public services out of the Civil List Revenues, not being part of the ordinary expenditure of the 
Civil List, and not replaced ; xx. 38, Pp. (App. 566 ;) 401, (Pp. 402,) (App. §84;) Reprinted, rxxv. 138, 


Account of debt of His Majesty’s Civil List, on 5 January 1802; Lv11. 121, (App. 745.)——On 5 January 1804; and account of 
Payments which had been made on 5 January 1804, in discharge of the debt of the Civil List on 5 January 1802; LIx. 147,. 


Account showing how the Sum, voted in the last session for such Expenses of a Civil Nature as do not form part of the ordinary charges 


of the Civil List, has been applied; 1816; Lxx1. 281, (App.954;) 448, P. (App. 956.)——-1817; Lx x11. 84, Pp. (App. 785;) 
340, P. (App. 795.)——-1818 ; uxxa11. 85.1819 ; Lxxiv. 126, P. (App. 1082.) 


Account showing amount of Monies, which would have been applicable to the Civil List, if the hereditary and temporary revenues 
enjoyed by his late Majesty had been enjoyed by His present Majesty, from 5 January 1777 to 5 January 1801; ivi. 46, P. 


(ore ge 5 January 1802; Lvir. 453, Pp. (App. 928.)}——From 25 October 1760 to 5 January 1815 5 LXX. 341, 
P. LXXVv. 138.) 





. . 1237. Particulars 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 



















































a ee ee ees 


1237. 
1238. 


1239. 


1240. 


1241. 


1242. 
1243. 
1244. 
1245. 
1246. 


1247. 


1259. 


1260. 


1261. 


1262. 
1263. 


1265. 
1266. 
1267. 
1268. 


1269. 


1270. 
1271. 


1272. 


1273. 
1274. 


1275. 


1276. 


1277. 


1278. 


1279. 


1280. 


1261. 


1282. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Civil List—continued. 


Particulars of Money received to defray the expenses of His Majesty’s Civil Government from 1786 to 1802 5 Lyi. 121, (App *772.) 


Account of amount of Hereditary Reserved Revenue of Civil Establishment of Scotland, from 1782 to 1804; Lx. 403, Pp. (App. 914.) 
For the years ending 5 October 1808, 1809, 1810, and 1811; Lxvir. 150, P.——From 1812 to 1816; Lxx1. 344, P. 





A paper, intituled, “‘ Occasional Payments out of Civil List Revenues, from 5 January 1787 to 5 January 1802 ;” and account of charge 
of His Majesty’s Civil Government, from 5 January 1791 to § January 1796; Lvir. 149, (App. 774, 782.) 


Two books, containing the account of all Monies issued from His Majesty’s Civil List Revenue, under the heads of Special Service 
and Royal Bounty; tv11. 164.—Returned to the Treasury ; 233. 


Account showing amount of Pensions charged upon the Civil List Revenues, from 5 January 1789 to 5 January 1802; Lv1t. 195, 
(App. 793-) 
Account of items contained in the Civil List Account for the year ending 5 January 1804; LIx. 397, P. (App. 676.) 


Return of the Civil List of Ireland distinguished into its separate classes according to Act 33 Geo. III; ix. 212, (Pp. 216,) (App. 822.) 
Copy of Report made by the Auditors of Public Accounts to the Treasury on the subject of the Civil List; ux111. 70, Pp. (App. 629.) 
Several Accounts relating to His Majesty’s Establishment at Windsor; Lxvit. 29, (P. 31.) 


Account of all Sums paid out of the Civil List Revenues prior to 1804, and, since that period, made subject to Annual Votes of 
Parliament; LXVII. 57, P. 


A book, intituled, “‘ Special Service ;” txv11. 69, (Ordered to be returned, 254.) 

Return of all Monies which have been applied in aid of the Civil List from 5 July 1804 ; Lxvit. 81, P. 

Account showing the different Sums applied in aid of the Civil List Revenues, from 5 July 1804 to 5 July 1811; ixvit. 81, p. 
Ditto, - - - from § July 1811 to May 1813; Lxvitt. 518, Pp. (App. goo.) 

State of monthly expenditure of His Majesty’s Household in the Lord Steward’s Department in 1811 and 1812, compared ; Lxvitt. 665. 
Copy of Letter from William Parker, Esquire, first clerk of the stables to Richard Wharton, Esquire, dated 19 June 1813 ; Lxv111. 666. 
Analysis of the Bills in the department of the Master of the Horse, for five years, to 5 April 1813 ; Lxvitt. 666. 

Horses purchased and sold in the years ending § April 1813; Lxvit1. 666. 


Analysis of charge of Special Service and Royal Bounty in three quarters of a year ended 5 April 1812, and in the year ended 5 April 
1813; Lxvirr. 666. 


Minute of the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty’s Treasury, dated 4 October 1806; ~xvii1. 666. 
Account of Expense incurred in preparing for a Féte in Hyde Park and St. James’s Park; Lx1x. 474, P. (App. 620.) 
Estimate of the new Building in Windsor Park, and Money expended; Lx1x. 474, P. (App. 619.) 


Copy of Treasury Minute, dated 18 April 1815, as to certain Regulations to be observed in the departments of the Lord Chamberlain, 
Lord Steward, and Master of the Horse; also, Copy of Sign Manual directing the observance thereof; Lxx. 278, (P. Lxxv. 138.) 


Account of Sums paid into the Exchequer, on account of the Consolidated Fund, as proceeds from the sale of Dutch Ships, &amp;c. ; 
LXX. 349, (P. LXxVv. 138.) 


Account showing the Payments which have been made in the year ending 5 January 1816, in respect of the charge of the Civil List; 
and Estimate of Demands outstanding; Lxx1.178, rp. (App. 938.) 


Account of application of Sum voted in Session 1815 for discharging the Arrears of the Civil List; Lxx1. 178, p. (App. 953.) 


Account of the Bills of His Majesty’s Tradesmen delivered in and approved on or before § April 1815, and now remaining unpaid ; 
LXXI. 257, P. 


Copies of all Estimates and Supplementary Estimates of the probable expense in the department of the Board of Works, with accounts 
of the Expenditure since 5 April 1815; Lx x1. 330, P. 


Copy of Treasury Minute, 23 February 1816; Lxx1. 330, Pp. Reprinted, Lxxv. 138. 
Copy of Treasury Minute for abolishing certain offices in some departments of the Civil List; Lxxt. 424. 
Account of total produce of all Funds at thedisposal of the Crown; Lxxv.115, P. (App. 836.) 


Estimate of Sum wanted to replace to the Civil List Sums become chargeable thereon or issued thereout since 5 January 1816; 
Lxx1. 466, Pp. (App. 648.) 


Estimate of Sum wanted to enable His Majesty to provide for such expenses of a Civil Nature as do not form a part of the ordinary 
charges of the Civil List for 1816; ~xx1. 466, Pp. (App. 648.) For 1819; Lxxiv. 135, P. (App. 708.)——For 1820; 
Lxxv. 69, P. (App. 548.) 


Account of amount of Charges on Civil List, so far as relates to Bills in the Lord Chamberlain’s Department; Lxvit. 79, P. 





Accounts of Expenses incurred within the Department of the Lord Chamberlain, from § July 1804 to § July 1805, and from 5 July 1810 
to 5 July 1811; Lxvir. 174. 


Account of Exvenses in the Lord Chamberlain’s Department, from 5 July 1811 to 5 April 1812, and from 5 April 1812 to 5 April 1813, 
distinguishing the Palaces in which the same have been incurred; Lxvit1. 665. 


Account of actual charge for Tradesmen’s Bills in the year ended 5 April 1813, in the Lord Chamberlain’s Department; Lxvu11. 666. 


Account of the several heads under which the Expenses in the Lord Chamberlain’s Department in respect of Carlton House and 
Brighton, in the year ended 5 April 1813, have been incurred; Lxvitt. 666. 


Accounts of Expenses incurred in the Lord Chamberlain’s Department, in the Department of the Office of Works, Lord Steward’s 
Department, and Master of the Horse, for the quarter ending 5 July 1814; Lx1x. 460, (P. 461,) (App. 868.) 


Account of total amount of bills of Tradesmen employed in the Lord Chamberlain’s Department, with a specification of articles of which 
the cost exceeded £.500, for two years and three quarters, ending 5 January 1815; several other Papers relating to the 
Civil List; Lxx. 264, 265, (Pp. Lxxv. 138.) 


Copy of Letter, dated 5 May 1815, from Mr. Arbuthnot to the Lord Chamberlain, and from Mr. Mash to Mr. Arbuthnot, dated 
5 May.1815; Lxx. 281, (Pp. LXxv. 138.) 


Letter of Mr. Mash to the Right honourable Charles Arbuthnot, dated Lord Chamberlain’s Office, 19 May 1815; enclosing several 
other accounts and papers relating to the Civil List; Lxx.331, (P. Lx xv. 138.) 


Estimate of probable Expense in the Departments of the Lord Chamberlain and Lord Steward for certain periods; LX XI. 245, P. 


Estimate of Expenses to be incurred in the Lord Chamberlain’s Department for the quarter ending 5 January 1816, directed by 
warrant of the Priuce Regent to be transmitted to the Lords of the Treasury ; Lx x1. 302, (P. 303.) 


Return to Address for Estimate of Expenses incurred in the Lord Chamberlain’s Department for the quarter ending 5 July 1816, 
transmitted to the Lords of the Treasury; Lx X1. 325, (P. 326.) 


Civil and Military Departments :—-Accounts of the increase and diminution of Persons employed in the Civil and 
Military Departments in Ireland, and of their Salaries; Lx x111. 94. 


Claremont :—See infra, 5230. 


1283. 


1384. 


1285. 


1286. 


1287. 


1288. 


1289. 


1290. 


1291. 


1292. 
1293. 
1294. 
1295. 
1296. 
1297. 
1298. 
1299. 
1300. 


1301. 


1302. 
1303. 
1304. 


1305. 


1306. 
1307. 
1308. 
1309. 


1310. 


1311. 
1312. 


1313. 
1314. 


1315. 


1316. 


1317. 


1318. 


1319. 
1320. 
1321. 
1322. 
1323. 
1324. 


ACCOUNTS AND: PAPERS—contznued. 41. 


eel 








Clarence, Duke of :—See infra, 4331. 


Clergy : 


Returns made to the Privy Council by the Archbishops and Bishops, relative to the Residence of the Clergy ; (Ordered, Lx. 296, but 
not presented till) Lx1.139. Further Returns ; (Ordered, Lx1. 504, but not presented ; Ordered, Lx111. 266, but not presented.) 
(Ordered, Lx111. 477, but not presented till) Lx1v.147. (Ordered to be prepared, Lx1v. 347.) Presented, Lxv. 53. 





Abstract of Returns relative to the Residence of Clergy; 1804-1807; ~x111. 303, P. (App. 851.)——-1804-1808; LxrIv. 343, P 
(App. 685.)——1804-1809 ; (Ordered, Lxv. 144, but not presented. ——1808; Lxv. 362, (P. 363,) (App. 745.) 1809 ; 
LXV. 452, (App. 746,) (Pp. LXvil. 425,) (App. 876.)\———-1810; x~xvir. 128, 166, 184, 387, (App. 878-880.)——1811; 


LXVIII. 244, (P. 354,) (App. 946.) 1813 and 1814; Lxx11. 273, P- (App. 854-856.)——1810~1815 ; Lxx11. 457, P. 
(App. 874.) 


Copy of Minute of Privy Council, dated 8 April, relative to Returns made by Archbishops and Bishops respecting the non-resident 
Clergy for 1806-7 ; Lxi1II. 303, (App. 852.) 


Copy of circular Letter to the Arclibishops and Bishops, dated 6 October 1807, respecting spiritual persons non-resident, and copies of 
their Answers ; LX1II. 353, P. (App. 852.) 





Account of annual produce of Revenue vested in the governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne, from their first incorporation to 
January 1803; LVIII. 393, P- (App. 994.) From 1 January 1803 to 1 January 1808; Lx1v. 365, Pp. (App. 687.}—— 
From 1 January 1803 to 1 January 1815; (Ordered, Lx1x. 479, but not presented till) Lx x. 118, P. (App. 1052.) 





Account of annual application of said Revenues by the said Governors; Lv111. 393, P- (App. 994.) (Ordered, Lx1x. 479, but not 
presented.)—Lxx. 118, P. (App. 1052.) 


Account of steps taken by the Governors of Queen Anne’s Bounty towards disposing of £.100,000 granted for the relief of the Poor 
Clergy in the preceding Session; 1810; Lxv. 362, (P. 363,) (App. 745.) 1811; LXvI. 393, P. (App 676.) 1812; 
LXVIl. 478, Pp. (App. 881.) ——1813; Lxvuitt. 596, (rp. 611,) (App. 948.) 1814; LxIx. 378, (P. 420,) (App. 883.)—— 
1815; LXx. 400, P. (App. 1054.)}&gt;——1816 ; Lx x1. 468, (App. 1003.) 











Return of Livings under the value of £.150 per annum, certified to the Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne; Lxr1v. 352, (P. 365,) 
(App. 687.)—Lxv. 461, (App. 747 ;) 362, (Pp. 363,) (App. 745-) 


Return of names, income, and population of all Ecclesiastical Benefices augmented by Parliamentary Grants; (Ordered, Lx1x. 460; 
Order discharged, 479.) 


Account of number of Livings for augmentation of which purchases of Land have been made, &amp;c. (Ordered, Lx1x.479, but not presented.) 
Account of number of Augmentations made by the said Governors ; (Ordered, Lx1x. 479, but not presented.) 

Alphabetical List of all Livings severally augmented; (Ordered, Lx1x. 479, but not presented.) 

Several Accounts relating to the augmentation of Livings; Lx x. 118, rp. (App. 1052.) 

Account of Poor Livings augmented by the Annual Parliamentary Grant, or by Queen Anne’s Bounty; Lxx1t. 287, P. 

Report of number and value of Stipends of the Scotch Clergy under £.150 per annum; LXxv. 29, (P. 211,) (App. 743.) 

Account of Stipends payable to the Clergy of Scotland; (Ordered, Lx v1. 417, but not presented.) 

Returns of Benefices on which there is no sufficient Parsonage House; Lx x11. 347, (P. 352,) (App 873.) 


Abstract of number of Benefices of the annual value of £.150, or upwards, held by spiritual persons holding at the same time other 
Benefices of the like value; Lx x11. 347, (App. 874.) 


List of all rectories, vicarages, chapelries, donatives, and perpetual curacies, in the gift of the Crown and presentation of the person 
holding the Great Seal, not having fallen into its gift by lapse; Lxx111. 238, Pp. (App. 811.) 


Ditto - - - having fallen by lapse into its gift; Lxx111. 238, Pp. (App. 811.) 
Return from the Earl of Liverpool, dated Fife House, 7 March 1818, on the same subject ; Lx x111. 238, P (App. 811.) 


Return of names of every dignity, prebend, benefice, donative and parochial chapelry, within the several Dioceses of Treland ; 
(Ordered, Lx. 344, but not presented till) Lx1. 41, P. 58, p.—To be re-printed, Lx11. 346. 


Returns of names and number of parishes comprised in each Union of Parishes within the said Dioceses; Lx1. 41, Pp. 58, P.—To be 
re-printed, Lx11. 346. 


Report of Stipends of the Clergy of Ireland under £.150 per annum; Lxv. 29, (App. 773;) 82, Pp. (App. '780;) 166, Pp, (App. 781.) 
Further Returns of Benefices in Ireland under £. 150 per annum; Lxv. 196, Pp. (App. 782;) 206, p. (App. 783.) 
Abstract of Resident and Non-resident Incumbents, &amp;c. in Ireland, for 1813 ; Lx x11. 273, P. (App. 862.) 


Abstracts of number of Resident and Non-resident Incumbents, according to the Irish Diocesan Returns, for 1814 and 1815, and 
also, for 1816; Lxxiv. 581, (P.595,) 596, P. (App. 1178, 1180.) 


Copies or Abstracts of Irish Diocesan Returns, as required by Act 48 Geo. III, fur 1814, 1815, 1816, and 1817, with Appendix and 
Abstract; Lxxiv. 635, (App. and Abstract p.) (App. 1182, 1186.) 


Copies of Irish Diocesan Returns, as required by Act 48 Geo. III, for 1818; Lxxv. 8, (App. 940.) 


Abstract of number of Resident and of number of Non-resident Incumbents, according to the Irish Diocesan Returns for 1818; 
Lxxv. 8, (P. 19,) (App. 940.) 


Estimates of building churches and glebe houses, and for purchasing glebes ; Lx X11, 359. 


Estimate of expense of building churches and glebe houses, and for purchasing glebes in Ireland, for one year ending 5 January 1821 ; 
Lxxv. 365, P. (App. 577.) 


Estimate of expense of building churches and glebe houses in Ireland; of the Trustees of the Linen and Hempen manufactures, and 
several other miscellaneous services; Lx Xv. 314, (App. 577 to 583-) 


Copy of Letter from Earl Spencer to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, dated Whitehall, 18th June 1806, on the state of the Established 
Church in Ireland.—Several other papers relating to the same subject ; Lx11. 793, P- 


Papers relating to the Established Church in Ireland; Lxxv. 163, (P. 246.) 


Copy of state of 833 benefices inserted in the Records of the General Assembly of the church of Scotland; (Ordered, x11. 215, but 
not presented.) 


Account of number of Stipends augmented ; (Ordered, Lx11. 215, but not presented.) 


“Account of ditto ordered to be augmented ; (Ordered, Ux11. 215, but not presented.) 


Account of particulars of each augmentation ; (Ordered, Lx11.215, but not presented.) 
Account of number of processes for augmenting Stipends ; (Ordered, ux11. 215, but not presented.) 
Ditto - - - now depending; (Ordered, Lx11. 215, but not presented.) 


Account of number of benefices which have become vacant of a minister within the space of fifteen years previous to 1st December last ; 
(Ordered, Ux11. 215, but not presented.) 


See supra, 1180 ; infra, 2352. 2358, 2359. 3414-3417. 


Clerks 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820. L 

































































1325. 
1326. 


1327. 


1828. 
1329. 


1330. 


1331. 


1332. 


1333. 
1334. 
1335, 
1336. 
1837. 
1338. 


1339. 


1341. 


1342. 


1343. 
1344. 
1345. 
1346. 
1347. 
1348. 
1349. 
1350. 


13651. 


1353. 
1354. 


1355. 
1356. 
1357. 


1358. 
1359. 
1360. 
1361, 
1362. 
1363. 
1364. 


1365. 


1366. 
1367. 


1368. 


1369. 


1371. 


1372. 
1375. 


1370. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








Clerks of the Crown : 
Copies of Quere Books of the Clerks of the Crown of the different counties of Ireland, for 1807 ; Lx111. 408, 472, 479. 


Account of any increase of fees on traverses demanded or received by the Clerks of the Crown in Ireland, since 1814 ; (Ordered, Lx xt. 
475, but not presented.) 


Account of fees charged by the Clerks of the Crown at the several assizes in Ireland on traverses’; LX X1. 405, P. 


Clerks of the Peace : 


Return of fees payable to, and received by, the Clerks of the Peace and Assize in England and Wales ; Lx x111. 367, P. 372, P. 


Account of all salaries, fees, perquisites and sums, received by the Clerks of the Peace in Ireland, for the last three years ; (Ordered, Lxx1v. 
554, but not presented.) 


Cloths :—Account of Broad and Narrow Cloths milled in the West Riding of Yorkshire, from 1801 to 1812 ; (Ordered, Lx VII. 405, 


but not presented..\————Ditto - - - stamped in the West Riding of Yorkshire, from 1790 to 1816, Lx x1. 346, (App. 896.) 
From 1790 to 1820; Lxxv. 232, p. (App. 768.) 





Clover :—Account of Clover Seed exported and imported to and from foreign countries, from and to Great Britain, during seven 
years, ending 5 January 1804; LIx. 254, P. 280. 


Coachmakers :—Account of amount of duties paid by Coachmakers in Ireland ; x1. 363, rp. 


Coals : 


Account of Coals shipped from Alloa, Inverkeithing, &amp;c. from 1790 to 1801; Lv1. 98. 

Account of duties collected on Coals, Lime or Limestone, from all ports or places in Wales; (Ordered, Lx11. 761, but not presented.) 
Account of the quantity of Coals and Culm imported into the ports of Bridgwater, Bristol and Gloucester, in 1807; LXx111. 328, P. 
Ditto - - - in 1808 and 1809; Lxv. 244. 

Ditto - + - imported into Bridgwater from Cardiff, Neath, Swansey and Llanelly, from 1790 to 1809, both inclusive; Lxv. 244. 


Ditto - - - imported into the port of Bridgwater, from Bristol, Gloucester, Chepstow and Newport, from 1788 to 1792, both inclusive; 
LXV. 339. 
Ditto - - - imported into the ports of Bridgwater, Bristol, Gloucester and Chepstow, in 1810; Lxv1i. 267. 


Ditto - - - imported into the port of Bristol, from Gloucester, Chepstow and Newport, from 1788 to 1792, both inclusive; Lxv. 339. 


Account, showing the number of chaldrons of Coals exported from any of the ports of Great Britain, north of the Humber, since 1794 ; 
LXXII. 294, P. (App. 751.) 


Account, showing the number of chaldrons of Coals exported from any ports of Great Britain, north of the Humber, during 1817; 
LXXIII. 254, (App. 694.) 


Account of Coals sent from the port of Liverpool to any port in Wales; (Ordered, Lx111. 477, but not presented.) 

Account of Coals and Culm exported from Liverpool to Wales, for 1807 and 1808 ; Lx1v. 94, (App. 639.) 

Account of Coals or Culm imported from Liverpool into Wales in 1810; Lxvrt. 161, P. 

Account of Coals and Culm exported from the port of Liverpool, and imported into Wales, for the last ten years; Lx X1. 283. 
Account of rate and amount of duties on Coal and Culm respectively carried coastwise into the port of London, 1807; LXxtt1. 142, P. 
Ditto - - - other than the port of London; Lx111. 142, P. 

Ditto - - - exported to foreign parts; LXIII. 142, P. 


Account of duties on Coals, Culm and Cinders, brought to the port of London, either coastwise or by inland navigation, from January 
1804; LXX. 235, P. (App. 874.) 


Account of Coals exported from the ports of Lynn and Wisbeach, from 1 January 1810 to 31 December 1811 ; Lxvit. 252. 


Account of number of Coal Bonds given on the export of Coals to the Isle of Man from Whitehaven and Workington ; (Ordered, Lx x11. 
248, but not presented.) 


Account of number of chaldron of Coals exported from 5 January 1812, to 5 January 1816; Lxx1. 413. 


Account of Coals shipped from the several ports of Great Britain, specifying such as are carried coastwise, from 1816 to 1818; LxXxXIII. 
417, P. (App. 695.) 

Account of Coals and Culm exported from the port of Newport in Monmouthshire, to be carried coastwise, in 1807 ; LX111.328, P. 

Ditto - - - in 1808 and 1809; Lxv. 244. 


Ditto - - - into Newport Creek in Cardiff, from the several ports of Bristol, Gloucester and Chepstow, from 1788 to 1792, both inclu- 
sive; LXV. 339. 


Ditto - - - exported froin Newport, to be carried coastwise, and to Ireland, in 1810; Lxv1. 267. 
Ditto - - - exported from the several ports in South Wales, from 1790 to 1809; (Ordered, Lxv. 387, but not presented.) 
Ditto - - - from 1790 to 1809, and for 1810; Lxvi. 274. 


Ditto - - - carried from any one port jn the principality of Wales to any other, for the last ten years; Lxx1. 283. 
Ditto - - - imported into Wales in the year ending 5 January 1817; LXXII. 210, P. 
Account of the yearly amount of all Coals imported into Scotland since 1800; Lx x1. 424, P- (App. 909.) 


Account of Coais carried coastways, as well as those exported to foreign parts from all ports in Great Britain and Scotland, from 
§ January 1818 to 5 January 1819; Lxxiv. 243, P. (App. 924.) 


Account of Coals imported into the various ports of Ireland from Great Britain, from 5 January 1818 to 5 January 1819, Lx xiv. 155, 
(Pv. 164,) (App. 929.) 


Account of duties paid on Coals imported into Devon and Cornwall for 1818 ; Lxxtv. 350, Pp. (App. 926.) 


Account of Coals, Cinder and Culm shipped from the several ports of Great Britain, from 5 January 1818 to 5 January 1819; LXxxIv. 
403, (P. 404,) (App. 926.) 


Account of Coals shipped from the several ports of Great Britain, as also such as are exported to Ireland or foreign parts ; Lx xiv. 403, 
(P. 404,) (App. 929.) 

Account of duties paid on Coals in Great Britain for 1816, 1817 and 1818; Lxx111. 308, Pp. (App. 693.) 

Ditto - - - for the year ending 5 January 1819; LXXIV. 403, (P. 404.) 


Account of all Coals supplied for the use of the Barracks, Navy, Royal Arsenals, &amp;c. at the public charge for the years ending 5th April 
1813, 1814, 1818 and 1819; Lxx1v. 546, (P. 563 ;) 613, (P. 617.) 


Return of the quantity of all Coals and Culm imported into any port in Wales, in 1817, 1818 and 1819; LXxv. 219, (App. 751.) 


Account of number of tons of Coals imported into Ireland, in the year ended 25 March 1800, with the produce of revenue thereon ; 
LVI. 241, (App. 808.) 


1376. Account 


1376. 
1377. 
1378. 
1379. 
1380. 


1381. 


13838. 


1384. 


1385. 


‘1386. 
1387. 
1388. 
1389. 


1390. 


1391. 


1392. 


1393. 


1394. 
1395. 
1396. 


1397. 


1388. 


1399. 
1400. 
1401. 
1402. 


1403. 
1404. 


1405. 


1406. 


1407. 
1408. 


1409. 


1410. 


1411. 


1412. 
1413. 
1414. 


1415. 


1416. 
1417. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. : 43 





Coals—continued. 


Account of the quantity of Coal imported into the port of Dublin ; (Ordered, Lx11. 267, but not presented.) 
Ditto - - - into the port of Wexferd, for three years, ending 5 January 18133; LXVIII. 971. 

Account of Coals imported into Ireland for 1816 and 1817; Lxx111.233, P. (App. 697.) 

Ditto - - - for the year ending 5 January 1819; LxxIv. 449, (App. 929.) 

Ditto - - - from 1 January 1819 to 1 January 1820; Lxxv. 255, (Pp. 262,) (App. 751.) 


Account of Coals exported to Ireland between 1 January 1819 and 1 January 1820; Lxxv. 321, P. (App. 751.) 
Cobb at Lyme Regis :—See infra, 3243-3245. 
Cobourg, Prince of :—See infra, 5144, 5145- 


Cochrane, Lord :—Copy of Record of proceedings upon Indictment in the King’s Bench against Lord Cochrane and the 
Honourable Cochrane Johnstone; Lx1x. 381, P. 


Cock, Mr. := Letter from Mr. Simon Cock to Mr. Arbuthnot concerning the African Company, with Enclosures; Lxx. 411, P. 
(App. 1031.) 


Codex Alexandrinus :—Copy of Letter from Lord Viscount Sidmouth, dated 1 April 1814, with three Enclosures, on the 
subject of the expense of making a Fac-simile of the Codex Alexandrinus ; Lx1x. 444, Pp. (App. 618.) 


Coffee : 


Account of quantity of Coffee charged with the duties of Customs for home consumption, during the seven years previous to 5 January 
1803 ; LVIII. 394. 


Account of number of prosecutions for penalties and frauds in the Exchequer with respect to the duty of Customs on Coffee; rv111. 404. 
Account of quantity of Coffee charged with duty of Excise for seven years, previous to 5 January 1803; LVIII. 520. 
Account of number of prosecutions for penalties and frauds in the Exchequer, with respect to the duty of Excise on Coffee ; Lviu1, 520. 


Return of all Coffee imported into Great Britain from the British West India Colonies, &amp;c. for three years, ending 5 January 1803, 
1804 and 1805; Lx. 122, (P. 127.) 


Account of duty on Coffee imported into Ireland for three years ended 5 January 1813; Lxvitt. 486, (App. 848.) 
Coin : 
Estimate of the extraordinary expenses incurred, of to be incurred, for prosecutions, &amp;c. relating to the Cojn of the Kingdom; 1800; 
LVI. 82, (App. 730.) 1801; Lv11. 263, (App. 821.) 1802; LvIII. 493, (App. 1149.)———1803; L1x. 217, (App. 702.) 
1804; Lx. 42, (App. 693.}——1805; Lx1. 318, (App. 837.)——1806; Lx11. 71, (App. 443.}——1807; Lxu1. 622, 
(App. 866.)\——-1808 ; Lx111. 390, (App. 930.) 1809; LxIv. 108, (App. 481.)——1810; Lxv. 81,( App. 575.)——1811; 
LXVI.120, (App. 530.)—— 1812 ; Lx v11. 30, (App.638.)——-1813 ; Lxviit. 161, (App.'751.) —-1814; Lxrx.120, p.(App.601.) 
——1815; Lxx. 160, Pp. (App. 572.) 1816; LxxI. 295, (p. 296,) (App. 638.+——1817; Lxxit. 546, (App. 583.)— 
1818; LxxiI1. 104, P. (App. 507.) 1819; Lxxiv. 126, Pp. (App.'707.)——-1820; LX xv. 208, p. (App. 661.) 
Account of Sum wanted to make good deficiencies of sums voted for Prosecutions relating to Coin ; For 1804, 1805 ; Lx1. 318, (App. 837.) 
For 1809; txv. 288, (App. 579.) For 1810; Lxvi. 129, (App.530.)——For 1811; uxvir, 256, (App. 646. —- 
For 1812; Lx1x. 120, Pp. (App. 601.)——For 1813; Lx1x. 138, Pp. (App. 602.) 


Memorial of Traders, &amp;c. to the Committee of His Majesty’s Council, respecting Coin; 11x, 152, (P. 181.) 


























Account of Gold and Silver coined at the Mint, from 1 January 1688 to 25 October 1760, distinguishing each year; Lxv1, 291, P. 
Return to Address 10 April 1811, in regard to the deficiency in weight of the Silver Coins in the Kingdom; Lxvr. 292, p. 
Copy of existing Indentures between His Majesty and the officers of the Mint, respecting the coinage of Gold and Silver; xvi. 386, 
. 417. 
pen “im prosecuted for counterfeiting the current Gold Coin of the Realm, or for uttering the same, for fourteen years pre- 
vious to, and for fourteen years since, the suspension of cash payments in 1797; Lxvi1. 262, P. 
Account of number of persons prosecuted for counterfeiting Gold and Silver Coin, from 1 January 1812 to 1 January 1816; uxxr. 


ar P. From 1783 to 1818; LXxx1ll. 225, P. (App. 764.)——From April 1818 to January 1819; Lxxiv. 95, P. 
pp. 1119.) 


Account of Sil~er Money exchanged, and Estimate of Expense of Re-coinage; Lx x11. 455, P. (App. 831.) 





Account of amount of Gold and Silver coined at the Mint, for two years preceding 1 January 1818; Lxx111. 43, (P.53,) (App. 765.) 
Account of Gold and Silver Coin issued from the Mint in 1817; uxx111. 246, Pp. (App. 765.) 


Account of total number of Sovereigns and Half Sovereigns issued by the Mint, otherwise than to the Bank of England; txxu111. 
246, Pp. (App. 765.) 


Estimate of sum wanted for defraying expenses of Gold Coinage, for 1818; Lxx111. 281, Pp. (App. 512.) 


Account of the loss and expenses in the new Silver Coinage; and an Estimate of the sum to be voted by Parliament to complete the 
same; LX XIII. 281, Pp. (App. 513.) 


Account of total number of Sovereigns and Half Sovereigns issued from the Bank; 1818; Lxx111. 259, (P. 260,) ‘(App. 765.)—— 
1819; LxxIv. 51, (P.94,) (App. 1117.) ; 


Account of number of Guineas, Half Guineas and Seven Shilling Pieces, issued from the Bank, from January 1816 to 1819; Lxxrv. 
51, (P- 94,) (App. 1117.) 


Account of Gold and Silver Coin issued from the Mint in 1818; Lxxiv. 131, P. (App. 1119) 
Account of total amount of Copper coined and issued from the Mint, from 1790 to 1819; LXXIV. 473, P. (App. 1123.) 
Copies of contracts made with Mr. Bolton for coining Copper; Lxxiv. 500, (P. 501,) (App. 1124.) 


Account of quantity of Copper coined by Mr. Bolton ; and Statement of the market price of Copper at the time the contracts with 
Mr. Bolton were made; LXXIv. 500, (P. 501,) (App. 1124.) 


Return of amount and description of Coin seized in September 1811, the property of William Thomsett; txxv. 321, rp. (App. 882.) 
See infra, 3418-3434. 


-Cold-Bath-Fields Prison : 


Account of income and expenditure for the Prison in Cold-Bath-Fields, during the last three years ending 31 December 1800; Lv1. 59. 
Report from Commissioners appointed to enquire into the state of the Cold-Bath-Fields Prison; Lx1v. 328, P. 

Copy of Letter from the Earl of Liverpool to Mr. Mainwaring; LXxIv. 329, P. 

Copy of Report of Visiting Magistrates of Middlesex respecting Cold-Bath-Fields Prison; iLxiit. 219, P. 

Copy of Presentments made by any Grand Jury of Middlesex, relative to the state of Cold-Bath-Fields Prison; 7x111. 219, P. 

Return of persons now in ‘Cold-Bath-Fields Prison, committed there under Act 39 and 40 Geo. III, c. 94} Lxxit. 168, P. 


Colonies : 









































































1418. 
1419. 
1420. 
1421. 
1422. 
1423. 
1424. 
1425. 
1426. 


1427. 


1428. 


1429. 


1430. 


1431. 
1432. 
1433. 
1434. 


1435. 


1436. 


1437. 


1438. 
1439. 


1440. 


1441. 


1442. 


1444. 


1445. 


1446. 


1447. 
1448. 


1443. 


1449. 


1450. 


1451. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Colonies : 
Account of all Sums advanced under any head for the support of the British Colonies; txv. 384, (App. 740.) 
Copies or Extracts of all laws enacted in the Colonies in America or the West Indies, &amp;c.; Lx x1. 115, (P. 274.) 
Detailed schedule of the Colonial Acts presented to the House 1 March 1816; txx1. 269, (P. 274.) 
Acts passed in the Colonies; Lx x11. 328 ; (Ordered to be returned to the office of the Secretary of State, 476.) 
Copies of all laws passed in the Colonies since 1812, relative to slaves; LX XIV. 327, 619. 


Account of plantations or estates in the Dutch or other Colonies in the West Indies, under the management of the Commissioners appointed 
by the Treasury, on 23 April and 22 July 1811 ; and an account of slaves not used upon the said estates.—Several other 
papers relating to estates in the West Indies; Lx x1. 297. 


Account of gross and net proceeds of all Colonial Produce consigned from the West Indies to this country, in discharge of the duties due 
to Government, for the last ten years; Lx x1. 236, (P. 245.) 


Account of ditto, distinguishing the year, gross proceeds, net proceeds, freights, duties, and West-India Dock dues, amount of com- 
mission, salaries, and other charges allowed to persons employed in the sale of the produce; LX XI. 309, P. 


Account of gross and net proceeds of all produce consigned to Government from the Colonies, in addition to the account already pre- 
sented, referring to the 44 per cent duties; Lx x1. 272, Pp. (App. 971.) 


Statement of years for which the Commissioners of Audit have audited the accounts of the Colonies of Ceylon, Mauritius, Malta,Trinidad, 
Cape of Good Hope, and other places ; (Ordered, Lx xv. 99, but not presented.) 


Comparative lists of civil establishment of Colonies in the West Indies, North America, New South Wales, and Sierra Leone, in 1792, 
1800, and 1818; Lxxv. 101, (P. 103.) 


Comparative lists of military staff employed in Colonies in the West Indies, Mauritius, the Cape of Good Hope, Malta, Ceylon, the 
Coast of Africa, New South Wales, Gibraltar, Heligoland, and St. Helena, in 1792, 1800, and 1818; Lx xv. 101, (P. 103.) 


Abstract of expenses incurred by the government of Great Britain in the Ionian Islands during two years, respectively ended 24 De- 
cember 1817 and 24 December 1818; Lx xv. 101, (P. 103.) 


Comparative list of military staff employed in 1792, 1800, and 1818; Lxxv. 101, (P. 103.) 
Copies of instruments under which certain persons hold their appointments in the Colonies ; LX1x. 172, P. 
Copy of warrants appointing certain persons to offices in reversion in the Colonies ; Lx1x. 194, (P. 200.) 


Account, specifying names of governors, lieutenant governors, commanders-in-chief and officers upon the staff, in the several Colonies, 
with their salaries; Lx x. 354, P. 


Accounts of all offices, civil and military, under the Crown, and filled by appointment from any authority other than the Crown, in 
St. Lucia and Tobago, and the Colonies in Guiana, the Isle of France, Malta, and the Ionian Islands; Lxx1.115; (Accounts 
withdrawn, to add the names of officers, 117. Other Accounts presented, 191,) (Pp. 226;) 266, (P. 267.) 


Returns of civil offices held at the Cape of Good Hope during 1815 and 1796; Lx x1. 266, (Pp. 267.) 


Copy of appointment of Master George as secretary to the province of Nova Scotia.—Also, of another Master George, and of the deputy 
named by him; Lxx1. 267, Pp. 


Return of substance of every patent, commission, sign manual, &amp;c. under which any place in the West Indies is held; tx x1. 267, p. 


Returns of all persons holding offices in the Colonies who have been appointed thereto subsequent to Act 54 Geo. III, c.61; uxxuur. 
160.—LxxIv. 186.—Lxxv. 84, 222. 


Schedule of officers of civil government of Ceylon, who have held appointments with salaries of £.150 per annum, or upwards, during 
1819.—Several other Returns of military staff and civil officers employed in Ceylon, Mauritius, Cape of Good Hope, Malta, 
and Gozo, in 1818; Lxxv. 101, (P. 103.) 


Return of civil officers at the Cape of Good Hope, whose salaries exceed £.150 per annum, and whose names were omitted in the 
Return printed 25 February 1820; and Copy of Dispatch from Earl Bathurst to General Lord Charles Somerset, dated 1 March 
1819, appointing Henry Ellis, Esquire, Colonial Secretary ; Lx xv. 151, (P. 152.) 


Abstracts of the net revenue and expenditure of Ceylon, for 1815 and 1816; of Mauritius, for 1816 and 1817; of Malta and Gozo, for 
1817 and 1818; and of the Cape of Good Hope, for 1817 and 1818; Lxxv. 84, P. 


Bahama Islands : 


Estimate of charge of defraying the Civil Establishment of; 1801; Lv1. 82, (App. 728.)——1802; Lv11. 263, (App. 825.)—— 
1803; LV1II. 493, (App. 1148.) 1804; Lix. 216, (App. 701.) 1805; Lx.42, (App. 695.)——- 1806; Lx1. 163, 
(App. 723.)——-1807; 7x11. 196, (App. 488;) 623, (App. 869.)——1808; Lx111. 296, (App. 849.) 1809; LxIv. 278, 
(App. 488.)——1810; Lxv. 310, (App. 581.}+——1811; LXVI.214, (P. 223,) (App. 533.) 1812; LXVII. 225, (App. 642.) 
——1813; LXvIII. 122,(App.747.)——1814; Lx1x, 92, (P.93,) (App. 595-)——1815; LX x. 222, p. (App. 575.)——1816; 
LXXI. 344, P. (App. 639.)——1817; Lxx11. 276, p. (App. §80.»——1818; Lxx1II. 105, P. (App. 511.)——1819; LxxIv. 
292, Pp. (App. '714.)———-1820; Lx xv. 207, (Pp. 208,) (App. 558.) 














Account of imports and exports, and of income and expenditure, of the Bahama Islands, and of Duty Fund, for 1812, 1813, and 1814; 
LXXI. 372, (P. 400.) 


Berbice : 


Copies of Commissions of the Lords of the Treasury, 23 April and 22 July 1811, appointing Commissioners of Plantations in 
Berbice ; copy of Report of said Commissioners; 1812; LXVi1. 531, P. (App. 837.) 


Copy of a Letter from Robert Gordon, Esq. Governor of Berbice, to the Earl of Liverpool, dated 2 May 1811; several other papers 
relating to Berbice; Lx x1. 437. 


Copy of the Report of the Commissioners appointed for the management of the Crown Estate in Berbice, dated 20 May 1816 ; Lx x1. 527, p. 
Copy of Minutes of the Treasury, 26 March 1811, relating to the Crown Estates in Berbice ; (Ordered, Lxx1. 527, but not presented.) 


Account of all monies paid into the Treasury, or to any Governor or Governors of the Colony of Berbice, being the produce of the 
Crown Estates; (Ordered, Ux x1. 528, but not presented.) 


Bermudas, or Somers Islands : 


Estimate of charge of defraying Civil Establishment of; 1801; Lv1. 82, (App. '729.)——1802; Lv11. 263, (App. 822.) —— 1803; 

LVIII. 493, (App. 1145.)——1804; L1x. 216, (App. 699.) 1805 ; LX. 42, (App. 694.) ——1806; Lxr1. 163, (App. 721.) 
1807 ; Lx11. 196, (App. 486;) 623, (App. 868.}——1808; Lx111. 296, (App. 847..——-1809;_Lx1v. 278, (App. 486.) 
——1810; LXxv. 310, (App. 582.)——1811; Lxvi. 214, (P. 223,) (App. 533-)———1812; Lxvir. 225, (App. 642.)—— 
1813; LXvIit. 122, (App. 747.).——1814 ; LXIx. 92, (P.93,) (App. 595.)-——1815 ; LX x. 222, p. (App. 575-)——1816; Lx x1. 
344, P. (App. 640.) 


Upper Canada : 


Estimate of charge of defraying Civil Establishment of; 1801; Lv1. 82, (App. 727.)——1802; Lvii. 263, (App. 824.)——1803 ; 
LVIII. 493, (App. 1147.)——1804; Lx. 216, (App. 700.)}——1805 ; Lx. 42, (App. 695.)——-1806; Lx1. 163, (App. 722.) 
——1807; Lx11. 196, (App. 488 ;) 623, (App. 869.)——1808;_Lx111. 296, (App. 848.) —— 1809; Lxiv. 278, (App. 488.) 

1810; Lxv. 310, (App. 582.)\——1811; LXxvI. 214, (P. 223,) (App. 533-)-——-1812; LXVII. 225, (App. 642.)——1813; 

LXVIit. 122, (App. '747.——1814; tx1x. 92, (P. 93,) (App. 596.)——1815; Lxx. 222, Pp. (App. 575.)———-1816; Lxx1. 

344, P. (App. 640.)——1817; Lx x11. 276, Pp. (App. 579.)——1818 ; LX XIII. 105, P. (App. 510.) 1819; LXXIV. 292, P. 

(App. 714.)——1820 ; Lx xv. 207, (Pp. 208,) (App. 558.) “See supra, 178. 1103, 1104; infra, 4265. 














Cape 


1452. 


1453. 


1454. 


1455. 


1456. 


1457. 


1458. 


1459. 


1461. 


1462. 


1463. 


1464. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) M 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 45 








Colonies—continued. 
Cape Breton : 


Estimate of charge of defraying Civil Establishment of; 1801; Lv1. 82, (App.728.)———1802; Lvit. 263, (App. 822.)--—1803; 
LVIII. 493, (App. 1145.) 1804; Lix. 216, (App. 699.) 1805; Lx. 42, (App. 694.)——1806 ; Lx1. 163, (App. 721.) 
1807; Lx11. 196, (App. 486;) 623, (App. 867..——1808 ;_ Lx111. 296, (App. 847.)———-1809; Lxiv. 278, (App. 486.) 
——1810; Lxv. 310, (App. 583.)———-1811; LXVI. 214, (Pp. 223,) (App. 534.)———1812; Lxvur. 225, (App. 643.) 
1813; LXVI1I. 122, (App. 748.) —— 1814; LX1X. 92, (P.93,) (App. 597.)-——18 15; LX X. 222, Pp. (App. 5'76.)——18 16; Lx x1. 
344, P. (App.641.)\——1817; Lxxu1. 276, p. (App. 581.)——-1818; LXXIII. 105, P. (App. 512,)——1819; LXXIV. 299, P, 
(App. 715.) ——1820; Lx xv. 208, Pp. (App. 559.) 
Copies of Minutes of Council, 24 June and 27 July 1812, pointing out the expediency of convening the Assembly, and declaring the 
tax on spirituous liquors illegal ; several other papers relating to the Island of Cape Breton; Lxx111. 426. 


Dominica, Island of : 


Estimate of charge of defraying Civil Establishment of; 1801; Lv1. 82, (App. 729.) ——1802 ; Lvtr. 263, (App.823.)——1803; 
LVII1. 493, (App. 1146.) 1804; LIx. 216, (App. 700.) 1805; Lx. 42, (App.694.) 1806; tx1. 163, (App. 722.) 
—11807; tx. 196, (App. 487 ;) 623, (App. 868.)——-1808 ;__ Lx111. 296, (App. 848.) 1809; Lxiv. 278, (App. 487.) 

1810; Lxv.310, (App. 582.)——-1811 ; Lxv1. 214, (P. 223,) (App. 533.) 1812; Lxvis.225, (App. 642.)——1813 ; 

UXVIII. 122, (App. 747.)——1814;  LXIx. 92, (P. 93,) (App. 595.) 1815; Lxx. 222, Pp. (App. 575.)——1816; LxxI. 

344, P. (App. 640.)——1817; Lx x11. 276, p. (App. 581.) ——1818; LXXxIII. 105, Pp. (App. 512.)——-1819; LXXIVv. 292, PF. 

(App. 714.) 1820; Lxxv. 207, (Pp. 208,) (App. 558.) 


Account of value of British produce and manufactures imported from Great Britain to Dominica, from 1767 to 1778; LXI. 174, P. 
(App. 709.) Return of Maroons, or Runaway Slaves, in Dominica, killed or taken prisoners, &amp;c. during the government 
of Governor Ainslie; Lxx. 309, P Copy of presentment of Grand Jury of Dominica; Lx x11. 476, P. 


John’s Saint, now called Prince Edward Island : 


Estimate of charge of defraying Civil Establishment of ; 1801; tv1. 82, (App. 728.)——1802; Lv11. 263, (App. 823.)——1803 ; 

LVIII. 493, (App. 1146.) 1804; Lx. 216, (App. 700.) 1805; Lx. 42, (App. 694.)——1806; Lx1, 163, (App. 722.) 

1807; Lx11. 196, (App. 487;) 623, (App. 868.) ——1808 ; Lx111. 296, (App. 848.)——1809; Lxiv. 278, (App. 487.) 

1810; Lxv. 310, (App. 583.+——1811; Lxv1.214, (Pp. 223,) (App. 535.)——1812 ; Lx vir. 225, (App. 644.)——1813; 

LXVIII. 122, (App. 749.)——1814; LXIx. 92, (P. 93,) (App. 597-)-——1815; LXx. 222, Pp. (App. §77.)———1816; Lxx1. 

344, P. (App. 641.) ——1817; Lx x11. 276, p. (App. §80.)——1818 ; LX XIII. 105, P. (App. §11.)———1819; LX XIV. 292, P. 
(App. 715.)——-1820; Lxxv. 208, P. (App. 559.) 






























































New Brunswick : 


Estimate of charge of defraying Civil Establishment of; 1801; Lv1. 82, (App. 727.)——1802; Lvir. 263, (App, 822.) —--1803; 

LVIII. 493, (App. 1145.)———-1804; Lrx. 216, (App. 699.)——-1805; Lx. 42, (App. 694.)-——1806; Lx1. 163, (App. 721.) 

1807; Lx1r. 196, (App. 487;) 623, (App. 868.)——-1808; Lx111. 296, (App. 847.) ——1809; LxIv. 278, (App. 486.) 

— 1810; Lxv. 310, (App. 583.)——-1811; Lx vI. 214, (P. 223,) (App. 534.)-———1812; Lxvil. 225, (App. 643.)——1813; 

LXVIII. 122, (App. 748.)——-1814; LXx1Ix. 92, (P. 93,) (App. 596.) ——-1815; Lxx. 222, wp. (App. §76.)——-1816; Lxx1. 

344, Pp. (App. 641.) ——1817; Lxxir. 276, Pp. (App. 580.)———-1818 ; LX XIII. 105, P. (App. 511.) ——1819; LX XIV. 292, P, 
(App. 715.)——— 1820; LXxxv. 208, p. (App. 559.) 


Newfoundland : 


Estimate of charge of defraying Civil Establishment of; 1801; tv1, 82, (App. 728.) ——1802; Lv11. 263, (App. 824.)——1809 ; 

LVIII. 493, (App. 1146.)—— 1804; L1x. 216, (App. 700.) 1805; Lx. 42, (App. 694.)——1806; Lx1. 163, (App. 722.) 

1807; Lx1I. 196, (App. 488 ;) 623, (App. 869.)——1808 ; Lx111. 296, (App. 848.)——1809; Lxiv. 278, (App. 487.) 

——1810; Lxv. 310, (App. §83.)——1811; LxvI. 214, (P. 223,) (App. 535.)——-1812; Lxvuir. 225, (App. 644.) 

1813; LXVIII. 122, (App. 749.)——-1814; LXIx. 92, (P. 93,) (App. 597.)——1815; Lxx. 222, Pp. (App. 578,) 237, P. 

——1816 ; LxxI. 344, P. (App. 641.)——1817; Lxxu1. 276, Pp. (App. 580.) ——1818; Lxx111. 105, P, (App. §11.)—— 
1819; LXXIv. 292, Pp. (App. 715.)———-1820 ; Lx xv. 208, P. (App. 559.) 


New South Wales : 


Estimate of charge of defraying Civil Establishment of; 1801 ; Lv1. 82, (App. 729.) —-1802; Lv11. 263, (App. 824.) ——-1803; 
LVIII. 493, (App. 1147.) 1804; LIx. 216, (App. 701.) 1805 ; Lx. 42, (App. 695.) 1806 ;_ Lx1. 163, (App. 723.) 
———1807 ; Lx11. 196, (App. 489;) 623, (App. 870.)\——-1808 ;_ Lx111. 296, (App. 849.)——1809; Lxiv. 278, (App. 488.) 
——1810; Lxv. 310, (App. 584.)——-1811; Lxvi. 214, (P. 223,) (App. 535.1812; Lxvul. 232, (App. 645.)—— 
1813 ; LXVIII. 122, (App. 750.) ——1814; LXIx. 92, (P.93,) (App. 598.) ———1815; Lxx. 222, Pp. (App. 577.)———1816 ; 
LXXI. 344, P. (App. 642.)——1817 ; Lx x11. 276, Pp. (App. 579.)——1818 ; LX XIII. 105, P. (App. §10.)—-—1819; LxXxIv. 
292, P. (App. 716.)}——1820 ; Lx xv. 208, Pp. (App. 560.) Estimate of probable amount of Bills expected from or on 
account of; 1801; Lv1. 82, (App. 729.)———1802 ; Lv11. 292, (App. 850.)——1803 ;_ Lv111. 80, (App. 732.)——-1804; LIx. 
41, (App. 500.)——1805 ; Lx: 42, (App. 694.)——1806 ; Lx1. 163, (App. 721.)——-1807 ; Lx11. 196, (App. 486;) 623, 
(App. 867.)—— 1808 ; Lx111. 296, (App. 850.)——-1809 ; Lx1v. 278, (App. 489.)———1810; Lxv. 310, (App. 584.)—— 
1811; LXvI. 214, (Pp. 223,) (App. 536.)-——1812; utxvit. 201; (Withdrawn, another ordered; presented; LXV11. 232,) 
(App. 645.)——-1813 ; Lxvill. 122, (App. 751..——1814; Lx1Ix. 93, P. (App. 600.) 1815; LXx. 159, (P. 160,) 
(App. 569.)——1816 ; Lxx1I. 295, (P. 296,) (App. 637.)——-1817 ; Lxx1I. 242, Pp. (App. 578.)——1818; LXXIII. 105, P. 
(App. 512.)——1819 ; Lx xiv. 360, Pp. (App. 717.)\———1820; Lxxv. 208, P, (App. 563.) 


Statement of number of Souls on the Settlements on the Eastern Coasts of New South Wales in 1811, 1812, 1813, and 1814; 
several other papers relating to Convicts and the Settlements of New South Wales; Lxx1. 308, 320, 378, P. 437, P. 
Copy of a Letter from Earl Bathurst to Governor Macquarrie, dated Downing Street, 23 November 1812; several other 
papers relating to New South Wales; LxxI. 424, P. 


See infra, 1510-1529. 
Nova Scotia : 


Estimate of charge of defraying Civil Establishment of; 1801; Lv1. 82, (App. 727.)———-1802; Lv11. 263, (App. 823.)—— 1803 ; 
LVIII. 493, (App. 1146.)——-1804;, L1x. 216, (App. 699.)——1805; Lx. 42, (App. 694.)——1807 ; Lx11. 196, (App. 487 ;) 
623, (App. 868.)——1808 ;_ Lx111. 296, (App. 848.)——-1809 ; Lx1v. 278, (App. 487.)——1810; Lxv. 310, (App. §82.)——. 
1811; LXvI. 214, (Pp. 223,) (App. 534.) ———1812 ; Lxvir. 225, (App. 643..——1813 ; Lxvuir. 122, (App. 748.)——1814 ; 
LXIX. 92, (P. 93,) (App. 596.)\——-1815; Lxx. 222, Pp. (App. 576.)\——1816; LxxI. 344, P. (App. 640.)——1817; 


Lxx1I. 276, Pp. (App. §78.}»—— 1818; Lxxt1I. 105, Pp. (App. 509.)——1819 ; LXXIV. 292, P. (App. 714.)———1820; 
Lxxv. 208, p. (App. 558.) 


‘Prince Edward Island :—See supra, 1456. 



































Sierra Leone: 


Estimate of Civil Establishment of; 1801; v1. 529, (App. 892.)——-1808 ;_ tx111. 296, (App. 850.)\——-1809; Lxiv. 278, 
(App. 489.)——1810 ;_ Lxv. 310, (App. 584.)-——1811 ; Lx VI. 214, (P. 223,) (App. 535.)——1812 5 Lx vit. 225, (App. 644.) 
——1813; Lxvirt. 122, (App. 749.1814; Lx1x. 92, (P. 93,) (App. §97.).——1815; Lxx. 222, Pp. (App. 578.)—— 
1816; Lxx1. 344, P. (App. 642.)——1817 ; Lxx11. 276, p. (App. 578.}——1818; Lxx111..105, P. (App. 509.)——1819 ; 
LXXIV. 292, P. (App. 716.)}——1820; Lxxv. 208, Pp. (App. 560.) 


Account of Sums advanced for support of British Colonies, 1809; (Ordered, Lx1v. 415, but not presented.) 
Colonies :—See infra, 1907. ’ 


Commissariots :—Account of Persons who held the offices of Commissary and of Commissary Clerks in Scotland, on 28 June 
1814; LXXIII. 225, P. From January 1814 to April 1818 ; Lx x11. 299, (. 306.) 





Commitments : 
























































1468. 
1469. 
1470. 


1471. 
1472. 
1473. 
1474. 


1475. 


1476. 


1477. 


1478. 


1479. 


1480. 


1481. 


1482. 


1483. 
1484. 
1485, 
1486. 
1487. 
1488. 


1489. 


1490. 
1491 


1492. 


1465. 


1466. 


1467. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





Commitments :—-See infra, 1713-1728. 


Commons, House of :—Account of Orders made and not rescinded during the last Session, (1814-1815), to which no 
Return was made ; tx x1. 63, 67. 


See infra, 3803—3818. ' 
Common Pleas :—See infra, 1699. 1701. 1703. 2547. 


Compassionate List :—See supra, 213. 410. 


Compensations : 


Account of Allowances made by the Commissioners appointed by an Act 40 Geo. III, of Parliament of Ireland, for making Compensa- 


tions, = ; and Account of grants or salaries made to persons by way of Compensation for losses in consequence of the Union ; 
Lv1. 560. 


. Return of names of Commissioners appointed under Act of Parliament of Ireland for granting allowances to Bodies Corporate, &amp;c. 


LIx. 362. 
Return of proceedings of the said Commissioners ; 11x. 380, (P. 393-) 


Account of particulars of Compensations awarded by virtue of said Act ; L1x. 380, (P. 393,) (App. 773.) 


Return from Commissioners under Act 40 Geo. III, c. 44, of claims for Compensation on account of Representative Franchises ; 
Lx. 148, P. 


Copies of claims laid before the above Commissioners ; Lx. 212, (Pp. 216.) 
Return of number of days, exclusive of Sundays, since their appointment, on which no business came before them ; Lx. 212, (P. 216.) 
Return of proceedings of the said Commissioners from the time of their last return ; Lx. 212, (P. 216.) 


Copies of claims laid before the said Commissioners in respect of the Boroughs of Swords, &amp;c.; Lx. 212, (P. 216.) 


Congreve, Sir William :-—Copy of original Notification of the Prince Regent’s pleasure for the grant of £.1,200. per annum 
to Sir William Congreve; Lxx. 329, P. 


Conservator of Scots Privileges :—Copy of Minute of last appointment to the office of Conservator of Privileges of Royal 
Scotch Burghs in Holland ; Lx x11. 210, P. 


Consolidated Fund : 


Account of Income of Consolidated Fund (Great Britain); on 5 January 1801; Lv1. 229, P.(App. 794.)—— 5 January 1802; Lv11.291, P. 
(App. 838.) 5 January 1803; Lviit.294, P. (App. goo.) 5 January 1804; Lix. 165, Pp. (App. §78.)——5 January 1805 ; 
Lx. 64; 156, p. (App. 764.)—— 5 January 1806; Lx1. 146, p. (App. 648.)\——5 January 1807; Lx11. 243, P. (App. 496.) 
—5 April 1807 and 5 April 1808 ; Lx11. 248, Pp. (App. 803.)——5 January 1811 ; Lxv1. 199, P. (App. 584.)——5 January 
1812; LXvII. 222, Pp. (App. 694.)——5 January 1813; LXvIII. 342, P. (App. 792.) 5 January 1814; LXIXx. 150, P. 
(App. 704.) ——5 January 1816; Lx x1. 191, Pp. (App. 786.) 5 January 1817; Lx x11. 168, p. (App. 638.)——5 April 1817; 
LX XII. 351, P. (App. 711 ;) 380, (P. 400.)--——5 January 1818 ; LX XIII. 250, P. 














Account of Income and Charges on Consolidated Fund (Great Britain); on 5 July and 10 October 1800, and 5 January 1801; 
LVI. 229, (P. 331,) (App. 794-)——~5 April 1801; Lv1. 322, (Pr. 331.)\——5 April 1803 ; Lv1III. 344, P. 5 January 1804; 
Lx. 165, P.——5 April 1804; (Ordered, L1x. 213, but not presented.) 6 April 1805; Lx. 241, P. 5 July 1805 ; 
Lx. 485. P.——For three years ending 5 April1806; Lx1. 356, P. 5 January 1807; (Ordered, Lx11. 112, but not presented.) 
——5 January 1808; Lxii1. 180, Pp. (App. 694.)———-5 January 1809; LXIv. 175, P. (App. 540.) 5 April 1808 and 
5 April 1809; Lxrv. 291, P. 5 April 1803 to 5 April 1810; Lxv. 358, Pp. (App. 683.)——5 January 1810; Lxv. 216, p. 
(App. 638.}——5 January and § April 1810, 1811; Lxvr. 274, (P. 284.)——5 January 1810, 1811, 1812; LXvII. 30, 
(Pp. 129,) (App. 736.)——5 April 1812; Lxvit. 305, (P. 325.) (Withdrawn, and another ordered, 339 ;) presented ; 340, P.— 
5 July 1812; Lxvil. 529, P. 5 July 1811 and 1812; Lxvit. 565, P. 5 January 1815; Lxx. 164, Pp. (App.670.)——— 
§ January 1818; Lxx111. 401, P. (App. 582.)——5 January 1819; Lxxiv. 284, 544, (App. 805, 816.)——-5, January 1817 
to 5 January 1820; (Ordered, LXxv. 97, but not presented.) 5 January 1820; Lxxv. 134, Pp. (App. 639.).——5 January 
1817 to 5 April 1820; Lxxv. 199, P. (App. 692.) 5 April 1820 to 5 July 1820; Lxxv. 478, P. (App. 693.) 
































Account of Surplus of Consolidated Fund (Great Britain); on 5 April 1801 ; tv1. 558, (App. 892.).——5 April 1808; Lx111. 253, P. 
(App. 804.}——5 January 1810; Lxv. 51, (App. 574.)——6 April 1810; Lxv. 283, Pp. (App. 578.)——5 January 1811; 
LXVI. 103, (App. 529.)——5 April 1811 ; Lxv1. 245, (App. 537.)-——(United Kingdom) ; 5 January 1817, 1818, 1819 and 
1820 ; LX Xv. 293, P. (App. 693.) 


Account of Deficiency of Surplus of Consolidated Fund (Great Britain); on 5 April 1814; Lx x. 26, p. (App. 566.)——( United Kingdom) ; 
10 October 1819; Lxxv. 84, P. (App. 549.)——5 January 1820; (Ordered, Lx xv. 97, but not presented.)——6 July 1820 ; 
LXxv. 478, P. (App. 693-) 


Account of Income of Consolidated Fund (Ireland); on 5 January 1802; Lv11.351, P. (App. 860.)\——-5 January 1803; (Ordered, 
LVIII. 126, but not presented.——5 January 1803; Lx. 269. 5 January 1804; Lx. 183, P. (App. 606.) (Account 
withdrawn, and another ordered, 230.) Presented, 269, (P. 280.)———5 January 1805 ; Lx. 120, Pp. (App. 790.)——5 January 
1806; Lx1. 160, Pp. (App. 672.) 5 January 1807; Lx1l. 213, P. (App. 520.)}——5 January 1808; LXIII. 151, P. 
(App. 720.)——5 January 1809; LxIv. 137, P. (App. 568.) 5 January 1810; Lxv. 445, P. (App. 668.) 5 January 
1811; LxXv1. 147, P. (App.616.}—-5 January 1812; Lxvit. 178, (P. 205,) (App. 726.)—*-5 January 1813; LXVIII. 340, P. 
(App. 829.)———5 January 1814; Lx1x. 190, P. (App. 739.) 5 July and 10 October 1814; Lxx. 26, p. (App. 566.)—— 
5 January 1815; Lxx. 163, (Pp. 188,) (App. 707.)——5 January 1816; Lxx1. 146, Pp. (App. 825.)——5 January 1817; 
LXX11. 184, Pp. (App. 675 ;) 207, Pp. (App. 712.) 

Account of Permanent Charges on Consolidated Fund, (Ireland); 1 January 1801, v1. 134, (App. 776.-——5 January 1802; 
Lvi1. 216, (App. 794.)——5 January 1803; Lv111. 221, (P. 230,) (App. 846.)——5 January 1804; (Ordered, L1x. 63, but 
not presented,) Lx. 8, (P.56,) (App. 513-)——5 January 1817 ; Lx x11. 349, (App. 712 ;) 379, P- (App. 713.) 


Account of Income and Charge of Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom, with the charge thereupon, for the quarter ended 5 April 
1817 ; LXXII. 350, (App. 711.) 

















Account of computed annual increase to the Consolidated Fund, from the regulations and alterations contained in the Bill for consoli- 
dating the Duties of Customs; Lv111. 516. 


Account of Deficiency of sum of £. 5,200,000 granted out of the Consolidated Fund for 1800, for paying off Exchequer Bills ; 
LVII. 172. 


Account of deficiency of sum of £.3,100,000 granted out of the Consolidated Fund for 1801 ; Lv11. 172. 


Account showing amount of sum wanting to complete £.3,100,000 granted out of the Consolidated Fund for 1801; Lvtl. 555, 
(App. 990-) 


Account of particulars of charges imposed upon the Consolidated Fund of Ireland, from 1 January 1799 to 5 January 1804; (Ordered, 
LIX. 332, but not presented.) 


Account of particulars of charges imposed upon the Consolidated Fund of Ireland, exclusive of interest and charges of public debt, from 
1 January 1799 to 5 January 1804; Lx. 8, (Pp. 56,) (App. 513.) 


Account of charges oufstanding against the balance of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland on 5 January 1805; Lx. 183, P. (App. 820.) 


Account showing amount of sums wanted to complete £.5,000,000 granted out of the surplus of the Consolidated Fund for 1804; 
LX. 230, (App. 832.) 


Statement of annual charge on the Consolidated Fund of Ireland; Lx x11. 349, P. (App. '713-) 
1493. Account 


1493. 


1494. 
1495. 
1496. 


1497. 


1498. 
1499. 


1500. 
1501. 


1503. 


1504. 
1506. 


1507. 


1508. 


1509. 


1510. 


1511. 
1512. 
1513. 
1514. 


1515. 


1516. 
1517. 


1518. 
1519. 


1520. 
1621. 
1522. 


1523. 
1524. 
1525. 


1526. 


1527. 
1528. 


1529. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 47 





Consolidated Fund—continued. 

Account of income and charge of Consolidated Fund of Great Britain, in the year ended 5 April 1817, as it stood in consequence of 
the consolidation of the revenues of Great Britain and Ireland; Lx x11. 388, p. (App. 711.) 

Ditto - » - as it would have stood if the Consolidation had not taken place; Lx x11. 388, Pp. (App. 711.) 

Account showing amount of sums wanting to complete £. 3,500,000 granted out of surplus of Consolidated Fund; tx11. 796, (A pp. 958.) 

Account showing the extraordinary charge payable out of the Consolidated Fund between 5 April and § July 1818; Lx x11. ay1, P, 
(App- 515-) 

Account of monies received at the Exchequer of Great Britain, on account of the Consolidated Fund, at several periods; Lx x1v. 243, ¥. 
(App. 855.) 

Account of deficiency of Consolidated Fund, on 5 January 1820; Lxxv. 199, P. (App. 692.) 


Account of amount payable out of Ditto, between 10 October 1819 and 5 April 1820; Lxxv. 199, P. (App. 692.) 


Constantinople : 
Copy of Treaty of Alliance with the Ottoman Porte, signed January 5, 1799; and Translation; Lv11. 42, (App. 702.) 


Copies or extracts from instructions to Vice Admiral Lord Collingwood, relative to the expedition to Constantinople ; (Ordered, ux1t1, 
68, but not presented.) 


Ditto - - - of correspondence between Vice Admiral Lord Collingwood, Sir John Duckworth, Sir Thomas Louis, and Sir Sidney Smith, 
relative to that service ; (Ordered, Lx111. 68, but not presented.) 


Copy of treaty between His Majesty and the Ottoman Porte, dated 5 January 1799, and several other papers relating to the Darda- 
nelles; LXx111. 171, (App. 535—543-) 

Copy of letter from Lord Howick, in the absence of Mr. Windham, to General Fox, dated 21 November 1806; Lx111. 177. 

Copy of letter from Lord Howick, in the absence of Mr.Windham, to the Lords of the Admiralty, dated 21 November 1806 ; Lx111. 177. 


Copy of Admiralty Order to Vice-Admiral Lord Collingwood, directing him to send Vice-Admiral Sir John Thomas Duckworth with 
a squadron to the Dardanelles, dated 22 November 1806.—Several other papers relating to that subject; Lx11I. 201, P. 


(App. 549-) 
Dates of receipt of dispatches relating to the Ottoman Porte, of which copies have been laid before the House ; and other papers relating 
to the Dardanelles; tx111. 420, (App. 549.) 


Consuls :— See infra, 2627. 
Contagion :—See infra, 1914. 2570-2572. 
Contempt of Court :—See supra, 1146, 1147. 


Contracts : 


Accounts of Contracts entered into by the Treasury, Navy Office, Victualling Office, or Master General of the Ordnance, for public 
service, during five years, ending § January 1815; Lxx. 379, 382, 392. 


Copy of form of Contract now adopted in the Victualling, Ordnance, and Barrack Departments; Lx x1. 269, 281, 284. 


Convicts : 


Estimate of expense likely to be incurred for maining and employing Convicts at home; 1801; ivr. 82, (App. 731.)——January, 
February, and March 1802; Lv11. 34, (App. 700.) 1802 ; Lv11. 263, (App. 821.)——-1803; Lvimi. 80, (App. 732.)—— 
1804; Lx. 41, (App. 500.)——1805 ; Lx. 42, (App. 692.)——1806 ; Lx1. 139, (App. 717.)——-1807; Lxu1. 71, (App. 443;) 
622, (App. 866.)\——-1808 ; Lx111. 239, (App. 800.}——-1809; Lxrv. 108, (App. 481.)——-1810; Lxv. 81, (App. 574.) 
1811; Lxvi. 129, (App. 529.)———1812 ; Lxvii. 29, (App. 638.)——1813; Lxvuitr. 161, (App. 751.) ——-1814; LxIx. 
138, Pp. (App. 602.)——1815; Lxx. 160, P. (App. 572.) ———-1816; Lxx1. 295, (Pp. 296,) (App. 637.) 1817; LXx1!. 
242, Pp. (App. 578.)——1818 ; Lx x111. 104, Pp. (App. 507.)——-1819; Lx xiv. 126, Pp. (App. '706.)——1820 ; Lx xv. 208, p. 
(App. 561.) 


Account of Sum wanted to make good the deficiency of vote, for 1803; 11x. 376, (App. 770.) 











Particulars of expense incurred for Convicts, in the year ending 5 January 1809; (Ordered, Lx1v. 414, but not presented till) Lxv. 80. 





Report of Aaron Graham, Esquire, Inspector of Convicts; 1803; Lv111. 124, (App. 790.)——1804; LIx. 31. 1805; LX. 27.— 
1806; LxI. 40. 1807; Lx11. 69, 643. 1808 ; LX1II. 34. 1809; LXIV. 34.—— 1810; LXV. 95.——1811; LX V1. 109. 
1812; Lxvit. 80. 1813; LXVIII. 147.——1814; LXIX. 13.——1815; Lxx. 66, P. 

















Report of John Henry Capper, Esquire, Superintendant of Convicts; 1816; Lxx1. 20, Pp. —~—1817 ; Lx x11. 80, Pp ——1818; Lxxu11. 
48, P. 1819; LXXIV.95, P- 1820; Lxxv. 98, P. 








Copy of Letter from the Home Secretary to the Lords of the Treasury, dated 15 June 1816, transmitting Copy of Letter from 
Mr. Graham; txx1. 466, p. (App. 649.) 


Copy of Letter from Mr. Aaron Graham to the Home Secretary, received 13 June 1816; uxx1. 466, Pp. (App. 649.) 


Returns of number of Persons, male and female, who have been transported as criminals to New South Wales, since the first establishment 
of the colony; (1810); Lxv. 97, P. Since August 1809; Lxvi. 128, P. Since July 1810; txvit. 176, P, 
Since August 1811; LXxvIII. 344, (P. LXIX. 15.) In 1812, 1813, 1814, and 1815; Lxx. 355, P. (App. 1036.)—— 
Since 1 January 1812; LxxII. 273, P. 














Number of Persons, male or female, who have received sentence of transportation in England and Wales in 1805, 1806, 1807, and 
1808; Lxv. 104, P. 


Return of number of Persons who have been sent to New South Wales under sentence of seven years transportation, from 1 January 
1816 to 1 January 1818; Lxx111. 423, Pp. (App. 799.) ‘ 


Return of number of Persons who being under sentence of transportation have, in each year since 1800, died in the Hulks ; Lxv. 97, P. 
Return of number of Persons who have been discharged from the Hulks in 1812, 1813, and 1814; LXX. 355, P- (App. 1036.) 


Returns of names and numbers of Ships employed as Convict Hulks in the Rivers Thames and Medway ; several other Returns relating 
to Convicts; Lx x. 327, Pp. (App. 1035.) 


Copy of Instructions from the Home Secretary to the Superintendant of Prison Ships, dated 15 August 1815; LxxI. 27, P. 
Account of annual expense of transportation of Convicts to New South Wales since 1815; LXXIV. 292, P. (App. 1147.) 


Account of expense of victualling ships taking Convicts to New South Wales; several other Returns relating to Convicts and the 
expense of their transportation to New South Wales ; Lx x111. 360, (P. 362,) (App. 798.) 


Returns of Persons committed, tried, and convicted for criminal offences and misdemeanors, pursuant to Act 55 Geo. III, c.49; 1816; 
LXXI. 34, 310, P.——1817; Lxx11. 98, p.——.1818; LXxxIII. 102, P. 1819; Lxxiv. 165, (PR. Lxxv. 453,) (Order 
Sor printing discharged, 464.)——1820; Lxxv. 309, (P. 453.) (Order for printing discharged, 464.) 

Abstract of number of Persons who were capitally convicted, and of those who were executed in London and Middlesex, from 1749 to 
1817; LXX1II. 423, P. (App. 802.)\——From 1749 to 1818 ; LXXIV. 154, P. 


Statement of nature of Crimes of which persons were convicted who had sentence of Death passed upor them in England and Wales, 
from 1805 to 1818; LxxIVv. 257, P. 


Account of Dates at which the Recorder of London's Reports have been made since January 1811, with Dates of Convictions ; also 
a similar account from 1790 to 1795; Lxx1. 256, P. 
See supra, 1460 ; infra, 1546. 





Convoy 





























































1530. 


1531. 


1532. 
1533. 
1534. 
1535. 
1536. 
1537. 
1538. 
1539. 
1540. 


1541. 


1542. 


1546. 


1547. 


1548. 


1549. 


1550. 


1551. 


1552. 


1553. 


1554. 


1555. 


1556. 
1557. 


1558. 
1559. 


1560. 
1561. 


1562. 
1563. 
1564. 


1565. 
1566. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Convoy Duty : 


Account of Duties on exports and imports and tonnage of shipping, commonly called the Convoy Duty, from its commencement to its 
termination; Lv1I. 299, P. (App. 853.) 


Return of value of all Goods exported from Great Britain upon which the Convoy Duty is not chargeable ; (Ordered, Lxv111. 674, 
but not presented.) 


Copenhagen : 
Substance of Information received from naval officers respecting the condition of the Danish Navy ; Lx111. 36, p. (App. 562;) 40, Pp. 
Copies ofall Proclamations issued by the Commanders of the Forces, while before Copenhagen, &amp;c.; Lx111. 36, p. (App. 561.) 
Articles of Capitulation; Lx111. 36, (App. 562.) 
Account showing names and tonnage of Transports employed in Expedition to Copenhagen ; Lx111. 40, (App. 571.) 
Copies of Sailing Instructions and Rendezvous given by Admiral Gambier to the Admirals and Captains ; Lx111. 39, (App. 563.) 
Copies of orders given for disembarking the Troops on their return from Copenhagen ; Lx111. 39, (App. 564.) 
Copy of Letter from Admiral Lord Gambier to Major General Peyman, dated 14 October 1807, and his Answer; Lx111. 39, (App. 562.) 
Account of Naval and Military Stores taken at Copenhagen ; Lx111. 327, (App. 577;) 412, (App. 580.) 


Copy of Dispatch from Benjamin Garlicke, Esq. to Lord Viscount Howick, dated Copenhagen, 11 November 1806; Several other 
Papers relating to Copenhagen; Lx111. 177, (App. 573.) 


Copper : 


Accounts relating to the total quantity of Copper in His Majesty’s Dock Yards, and a Statement of the period when the system of 
accumulating Old Copper commenced ; Lx. 388, P. 


Accounts of Copper imported and exported into and from Great Britain; From 1806 to 1811; Lxvul. 207, Pp. (App. 75'7..——1812; 
Lxvill. 367, (App. 855.) 1813; Lx1x. 385, P. (App. 764.)——1814; Lxx. 207, (App. 873.)——1815 ; LXXI. 271, 
(App. 906.)——1816 ; Lx x11. 210, P. (App. 751.).——1817; Lxx11I. 208, Pp. (App. 690.)——1818; LxxIv. 336, (P. 341,) 
(App. 966.) 1819; (Ordered, Lxxv. 92, but not presented.)—Lxxv. 147, P. (App. 772.) 


Accounts of Copper exported from the Port of London in 1818; Lxx1v. 336, (P. 341,) (App. 968.)——-1819; (Ordered, Lxxv. 92, 
but not presented.)—LX xv. 147, P. (App. 774.) 





Account of Copper exported from and imported into Ireland in 1816; Lxx11. 207, p. (App. 752.)——In 1817; LXXIII. 194, P, 
(App. 692.) 


Copper Coin :— Account of Copper Coin issued for the use of Ireland, since 1 January 1804; LxIv. 205, (P. 221.) (App. 694,) 
See supra, 1408-1410. 
Copyright t——See supra, 1037-1043. 


Cork : 
Copy of Report of Commissioners appointed by the Crown to investigate certain abuses in the Convict Department in Cork; 
LXXII. 329, P. 
Estimates for Cork Green Coat Hospital; 1813; Lxvir1. 358, (App. 768.) ——1814; Lx1x. 184, (App. 628.)——. 1815; Lx x. 180, p. 
(App. 593-)——- 1816; Lx x1. 335, (App. 660.)——-1817; Lx x11. 179, (App.596.)——1818 ; Lx x111. 245, (App. 530.)—— 
1819; LXXIV. 512, (Pp. 577,) (App. 735-)——1820 ; Lx xv. 314, (App. 576.) 


Return of tolls, corporation dues, and harbour fees to water bailiffs, &amp;c. and of sums paid by the Corporation of Cork, for clearing the 
Harbour, from 1800 to 1820; (Ordered, LX xv. 337, but not presented.) 


Estimate for Cork Institution; 1808; Lx111. 194, (P.211,) (App.674.———1809; Lxiv. 50, (App. 494.)}——~1810; Lxv. 104, 
(App.593-)-———1811 ; Lxvi. 175, (App. 548.)——1812; Lxvul, 85, (App. 661.)——1813 ; Lxvuiir. 317, (App. 759..—— 
1814; Lx1x. 184, (App. 626.)——1815; Lxx. 180, p. (App. 593.)——1816; Lx x1. 335, (App. 657.)——1817 ; Lx x11. 
179, (App. §96.)}———1818; Lx XIII. 245, (App. 530.)\——1819;, LX xxIV. 512, (P.577,) (App. 736.)——-1820; Lx xv. 314, 
(App. 576.) 


Corn and Grain: 


Prices of Corn and Grain: 


Account of average price of the several'sorts of Grain, Flour, Meal and Malt, in England and Scotland respectively, from 5 July 1801 
to 5 January 1802; LvII. 239. 


Account of average prices of Grain per quarter, in England and Wales, from 13 March 1802, and of Grain per quarter, and Oatmeal 
per boll of 140lbs. in Scotland, from 15 February 1802 to the latest periods; L1x. 219, P. 


Account of prices ascertained in Dublin for each quarter day, to regulate the import and export of Corn, &amp;c. during twelve years, to 
10 February 1806; (Ordered, Lx1. 373, but not presented.) 


Account of aggregate average price of Corn, &amp;c. of the whole twelve Maritime Districts; and of prices ascertained each quarter of 
a year in England and Wales for regulating the importation of ditto; Lx1. 474, (P. 536.) 


Account of average prices ascertained monthly for regulating the importation and exportation of Corn into and from Scotland, &amp;c. 
Lx1. 516, P. 

Return of average price of Wheat for 1810; several accounts of Grain, Malt, Meal, and Flour exported and imported in 1810; 
Lxvi. 267, (App. 638 ;) 286, rp. (App.639, 640.) ' 

Abstract of quantities and prices of Corn, Meal and Flour, sold in Dublin, from 1784 to the latest period; 1811; Lxv1. 374. 

Account of average prices of Corn by which the importation into Great Britain, Ireland, and Scotland, have been governed, with the 
weekly average prices in the London market; LXxviit. 552, (P.582,) (App. 865;) 554, (P. 582,) (App. 861 5) 554, (P. 582,) 
(App. 863 ;) 611, Pp. (App. 871.) 

Accounts of average prices of Corn and Grain in Scotland, England, and Wales, and Ireland, at certain periods ; LX1x. 255, P- 324. 

Return of average prices of Wheat, Flour, and the Quartern Loaf, within the Bills of Mortality, from 1804 to 1813; Lxx. 118, P. 
(App. 840.) 

Account of average prices of Wheat on the Corn Exchange, and of Flour per sack, from 1759 to 1814; Lxx. 135, (P. 136.) 

Account from the first week in November 1814 to 18 February 1815, of quantities and prices of Grain sold; LXX. 142, P. Reprinted, 
LXXV. 272. 

Return of average price of Wheat, Flour, and the Quartern Loaf, from 1 January to 8 March 1815; Lxx. 166, Pp. (App. 840.) 

Ditto - - - of Wheat in the twelve Marcitime Districts from 1804 to 1813 ; Lxx. 171, P. (App. 841.) 

Ditto - - - computed from the total quantities and prices for the six weeks preceding 15 February 1815 ; Lxx. 171, P. (App. 841.) 

Account of aggregate average weekly prices of Wheat, Rye, Barley, and Oats, from 1 January 1813; LXXI. 113, (P. 313,) (App- 890.) 

Return mn — prices of Wheat, Barley, and Oats, for each quarter, from January 1815 to January 1818; Lxxu11. 85, (P.91,) 

pp- 683.) 
1567. Account 


1567. 
1568. 
1569. 


1570. 


1571. 
1572. 
1573. 
1574. 


1575. 
1576. 


1577. 
1578. 
1579. 
1580. 
1581. 


1582. 
1583. 


1584. 
1585. 
1586. 


1587. 
1588. 


1589. 
1590. 


1591. 


1592. 


1594. 


1595." 


1596. 


1597. 
1598. 
1599. 


1600. 


1601. 


1602. 
1603. 
1604. 


1605. 


1606. 


1607. 
1608. 


1609. 


1610. 


1611. 


1612. 
1613. 


1614. 


1615. 
1616. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) N 


AGCOUNTS!'AND PAPERS continiied. 49. 





Corn and Grain—continued. 
Prices of Corn and Grain—continued. 
Account of average prices of Corn in the twelve Maritime Districts ; 1x x1v. 109, Pp. (App. 878.) 
Copies of Accounts received from His, Majesty’s Consuls abroad of the prices of Corn, &amp;c.; Lx xiv. 589, (P. 595,) (App. 894.) 
Statement of errors in Returns transmitted within the last two years from the twelve Maritime Districts ; Lx x1v..109, P. (App..878.) 


Importation and Exportation of Corn-and Grain: 


Accounts of Grain, Meal, Flour, and Rice, exported from, and imported into, Great Britain, between 5 January and 10 October 1801; 
Lv11. 66, P. 


Account of quantities of Grain, Flour, Meal, Malt and Rice, imported into and exported from Ireland, from 25 March 1790; Lv11.62. 
Accounts of Grain, Meal, Flour and Rice, imported between 1 October 1800 and 1 October 1801; Lv11. 78, 167, P. 
Account of Grain and Rice imported into England and Scotland, between 10 October 1801 and 5 January 1802; vir. 266. 


Account of Grain and Rice exported from the several ports of England and Scotland respectively, between 10 October 1801 and 
5 January 1802; Lvi. 266. 


Copies of Letters respecting the exportation of 5,000 quarters of Seed Corn to Norway ; LVIII. 395, P. (App. 1000.) 


Copies or abstracts of Accounts, transmitted weekly for the last ten years by the Collectors of the Customs, of the quantities of Corn, ’&amp;c. 
shipped at every port in Great Britain ; (Ordered, uv111. 448 ; Order disharged, 566.) 


Account of all Ships which have exported Corn, from 20 March to ist May 1803; Lvrit. 510. 

Copy of Letter from Mr. Hammond to Mr. Vansittart, respecting the Exportation of Grain to Portugal ; Lix. 59. 

Copy of Warrant to the Commissioners of Customs, authorizing the exportation of Grain to Portugal; Lrx. 59. 

Account of Corn, Grain, &amp;c. imported into, and exported from, Ireland in 1799, 1800, 1801, 1802, and 1803, respectively ; L1x. 194, P. 


Accounts of Wheat and Flour, Barley and “Malt, exported and imported from and to Great Britain, from 5 January 1803 to 5 January 
1804, and of bounties on importation ; LIx. 203, P. 212, P. 


Account of Corn, Meal, Malt, Flour and Grain, imported into, and exported from, Great Britain ; together with the bounties paid 
thereon, from 1 January 1800 to 1 January 1804; LIX. 209, P. 212, P. 


Accounts of Corn, &amp;c. exported from, and imported into, England and Scotland for twenty-one years from 5 January 1770 to 5 January 
1791; LIX. 320, P. 335, P- 


Ditto, - - - for thirteen years, from 5 January 1791 to 5 January 1804; LIx. 320, P. 335, P- 


Ditto, - - - from 5 January 1804 to the latest period ; Lx. 335, P. 


Account of Corn, Grain, and Flour, imported into the Port of London, or any other Port in England and Wales, from Scotland, since 
ist October 1804; LX. 320, P. 


Account of the several periods, during ten years, when Corn, Grain, &amp;c. were exported by Law; (Ordered, Lx1. 373, but not presented.) 


Account of Corn, Grain, Meal and Flour imported into Great Britain from Ireland, and into Ireland from Great Britain, for twelve years, 
LXI. 494, (P. 495.) 


Account of Corn, Grain, Meal and Flour imported into Scotland from Ireland, for twelve years, to. 15 February 1806, &amp;c. LX11. 25, P. 


Account of Corn, Grain, Meal and Flour imported into Great Britain from Ireland, from 1 October 1806 ; (Ordered, Lx11. 351, but not 
presented.) 


Account of Corn, Grain, Meal and Flour imported into Great Britain from Ireland, and into Ireland from Great Britain, on 1st October 
1806; Lx11. 735, P. 764. 


Account of Corn, Grain, Meal and Flour imported into Great Britain from Ireland, and into Ireland from Great Britain, from 1 October 
1806 to 5 January 1808 ; Lx111. 142, p. (App. 686,) 154, P. 


Account of Wheat, Rye, Barley, Oats and Flour imported into Great Britain, since 1 January 1795 ; LX111. 295, (App. 732.) 
Account of Corn exported from, and imported into, Ireland, in the year ended 5 January 1809 ; Lx1v. 107, P. (App. 639.) 
Account of Corn, ground and unground, exported from Ireland in the month ended 5 February 1809; Lx1v. 159, (App. 650.) 
Account of Corn and Flour imported into Great Britain; Lxv. 122, Pp. (App. 696.) 

Account of Grain, Malt, Meal and Flour imported into Great Britain in 1807, 1808 and 1809 ; Lxv. 122, Pp. (App. 696.) 
Account of Grain, Malt, Meal and Flour, imported into Great Britain in 1810, from Ireland ; txv1.134, P. (App. 635.) ~ 


Account of the value of Corn and Grain imported into Great Britain, except from Ireland, from 1800 to 1810; LXVI. 134, P. 
(App. 635.) 


Account of Grain, Malt, Meal and Flour imported into Great Britain from 1772 to 1811 ; Lxvr. 134, P. (App. 636.) 
Account of Barley imported into Great Britain from 1800 to 1810; Lxvi. 174, P. (App, 637.) 

Account of number of Licences granted in 1810 for the importation of Grain; Lxv1.-267, (e.417,) (App. 638.) 
Account of Corn, Grain, Meal and Flour imported into Great Britain at certain periods; Lxv1t. 33, P. (App.'749.) ~ 
Account of Wheat and Fiour imported into Great Britain at certain periods } Lx v11. 33, P. (App. 749.) 

Account of Grain, Malt, Meal and Flour imported into Great Britain in 1811 from Ireland; Lxvir. 122, P. (App. 750.) 


Copies of two Orders of Council, allowing additional quantities of Grain, &amp;c. to be imported to Jersey and Guernsey, dated g April 1811; 
LXVII. 128, (App. 750.) 


Account of the quantity of Corn, Grain, Malt, Meal and Flour exported from Ireland, from 5 January 1811; Lxvi1. 244, P. (App. 753-) 


Account of all a Malt, Meal or Flour exported from Ireland in the year ending 1 January 1812 ; (Ordered, Lxvi1. 243, but not 
presente / 


Account of Wheat, Barley 
252, (App. 750.) 
Account of Grain and Flour imported into the United Kingdom in 1799, 1800, 1801, and 1811; (Ordered, Lxv11. 355, but not presented.) 


eps all way Grain, Meal and Flour exported from, and imported into, the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk; txvrt. 548, 
pp- 751. 


Accounts of Corn and Grain imported and exported, from 1792 to 1811; Lxvil. 564, P. (App. 751.) 


and Oats exported from tae ports of Lynn and Wisbeach, from 1 January 1810 to 31 December 1811 ; Lxv1t. 


Accounts of Corn and Grain of all sorts, Meal, Flour and Rice, imported into, and exported from, Great Britain, from 1792 to 1812 ; 
LXVIII. 320, (P. 330,) (App. 860.) 


Accounts of Corn, Grain, Meal, Flour and Rice, imported into Great Britain from § January to 5 October 1813 ; (Ordered, Lx1x. 125, 
but not presented.) 


Ditto - - + exported from Ireland, ditto; Lx1x. 133, (v. 154). (Withdrawn, 252 ; another presented, 267, P.) 
Ditto - - - imported into Ireland, ditto; Lx1x. 133, (P. 154.) 


1617. Account 





saibuk a) 






ACCOUNTS. AND PAPERS—continued. 








Corn and Grain—continued. 


Importation and Exportation of Corn and Grain—continued. 
1617. Account of Wheat and Wheat Flour exported and imported from 1697 to'1812; Lx1x. 231, P. 
1618. Account of British and Foreign Corn exported from Great Britain in 1812; Lx1x. 231, P. 


1619. ‘Accounts of Corn and Grain, Meal, Flour and Rice, imported into Great Britain, from 5 January 1813 to 5 January 1814; 
LXIX. 251, P. 


1620. Ditto - - - imported into and exported from Ireland, ‘ditto; Lx1x. 212, P. 


1621. Account of total value of Corn, Flour, and Meal, exported from and imported into the United Kingdom in 1811, 1812, and 1813; 
LXIX. 251, P. 324. 






















































1622. Account of Corn, Grain, Meal, and Flour, exported from Ireland, from 5 January to 5 April 1814; Lxrx. 324. 


1623. Accounts of Grain, Meal, and Flour, imported and exported into and from Great Britain, from 5 January to 5 April 1814; Lxrx. 354, P. 


1624. Statement to account for the difference in two Returns relating to the export of Corn from Ireland, dated Dublin, 8 March and 11 May 
1814; Lxrx. 448, P. 


1625. Account of Grain, Meal, and Flour, imported into Great Britain from Foreign Countries and from Ireland, between 5 January 1814 
and 5 January 1815; Lxx. 87, ep. 94,) (App. 815, 816.) 


1626. Ditto - - - exported to Foreign Countries, and also to Ireland, ditto; txx. 94, Pp. (App. 815-818.) 


1627. Account of total quantities of Grain, Meal, and Flour, of all sorts, imported into and exported from Great Britain, in each year, from 
1792 to 1814; Lxx. 94, P. (App. 822.) 


1628. Accounts of Grain, Meal, and Flour, imported into Great Britain, from Foreign Countries and from Ireland, from 5 January 1815; 
LXX. 150, (App. 822.) 


1629. Account of Grain exported from Great Britain, from 5 January 1815; Lxx. 150, (App. 823.) 


1630. Account of Grain, Meal, and Flour, imported into Great Britain from Foreign Countries, and also from Ireland, from 1792 to 1814; 
LXX. 175, P. (App. 824.) 


1631, Accounts of Corn, Grain, Meal, and Flour, imported into and exported from Great Britain, from and to Foreign Countries; and also 
from and to Ireland; between 5 January 1815 and 5 January 1816; Lxx1. 24, (Pp. 25,) (App. 868 ;) 67, (P. 313,) (App. 882.) 


1632. Accounts of Grain, Meal, and Flour, imported into and exported from Ireland, between 5 January 1814 and 5 January 1815 ; LxxI. 
342, (App. 886-888.) 


1633. Return of quantity of Grain exported from Ireland since 1 September 1815; Lx x1I. 140, P. (App. 719.) 


1634. Account of Grain exported to Foreign Parts, from the port of London, from 1 March to 14 June 1817; (Ordered, Lx x11. 360, but 
not presented.)—Similar Accounts from the Out-Ports ; (Ordered, ux x11. 360, but not presented.) 


1636. Letters from the Lords of the Treasury to the Commissioners of Customs, permitting the importation of Corn, Meal, &amp;c.; 1xx11. 
402, P. (App. 719.) 

1636. Account of Corn, Grain, Meal, and Flour, imported into and exported from Great Britain, from 5 January 1816 to 5 January 1818 ; 
LXXIII. 254, (P. 423.) 


1637. Accounts of Wheat, Barley, Oats, Beans, and Flour, imported from Foreign Countries into England, Scotland, and Ireland, for each 
quarter of the two years ending 5 January 1818 and 5 January 1819; LXXIV. 125, (P..130,) (App. 878 ;) 165, Pp. (App. 892.) 


1638. Accounts of Corn and Grain of all sorts, Meal and Flour, imported into and exported from Great Britain, from 1813 to 1818; several 
other Accounts of Corn and Grain imported and exported, and of the average prices of Corn for the twelve Maritime Districts ; 
LXXIV. 243, P. 270, P. (App. 882, 884, 885, 892.) 


1639. Account of Corn and Grain of all sorts, Meal and Flour, exported from Ireland, from 1813 to'1818, inclusive; Lxx1v. 270, P. 
(App. 892.) 

1640. Account of Corn and Grain of all sorts, Meal and Flour, imported into Ireland, from 1813 to 1818, inclusive; txxi1v. 271, P. 
(App. 892.) 

1641. Accounts of Corn and Grain imported intuv and exported from Great’ Britain, in the years ending 31 December 1812 to 1818, and 
30 March 1819; Lxxrv. 463, Pp. (App. 885, 888, 893.) 


1642. Account of Corn, Grain, Meal, and Flour, imported into Great Britain and Ireland, since 15th February 1819; LXXIv. 500, P. 551, P. 
(App. 891, 893.) 
Bounties on Importation and Exportation of Corn and Grain: 


1643. Account of Bounties paid on Corn, Meal, Flour, and Rice, imported into Great Britain, in pursuance of Acts 41 Geo. III, to 5 January 
1802; Lvir. 108, (App. 744.) 


1644. Account of Bounties paid on Corn, Meal, Flour, and Rice, imported into Great Britain, in pursuance of Acts 41 Geo. III, from 5 Ja- 
nuary 1802; LVI. 259, (App. 811.) 


1645. Account of Bounties paid on Corn, Meal, Flour, and Rice, imported into Scotland, between 5 January and 5 April 1802; Lv11. 340, 
(App. 856.) 


1646. Account of Bounties paid on Corn and Rice imported, from 1 January 1801, to the latest period the same can be madeup ; Lv11.-650, P. 
— Ditto, into Scotland; tv111. 50, (App. '721.)—In the years, ending 10 October 1801 and 1802; Lv111. 35, P. (App. 709.) 


1647. Account of Bounties paid on Corn, Meal, Flour, and Rice, between 10 October 1802 and 5 April 1803 ; Lv111. 404, 466. 

1648. Account of amount of Bounties and Drawbacks paid on the exportation of ditto, between Great Britain and Ireland; Lx1. 495, P. 
1649. Account of amount of Bounties and Drawbacks paid on the exportation of Corn, &amp;c. from Scotland to Ireland; Lx11. 25, P. 
1650. Account of amount of Bounties paid on importation of the same; Lx111. 295, (App. 845.) 


Other Accounts relating to Corn and Grain: 


1651. Copies or extracts, containing the substance of the several Proclamations in Great Britain or Ireland, respecting Corn, since 1773 ; 
LIx. 170. 


1652. Copies of Orders given by the Lords of the Treasury to Claude Scott, Esquire, for the sale of Corn and Flour, and of the Cargoes of 
Neutral Ships, in 1795 ; and Accounts relating thereto; 1x. 288, p.. (App. 835.) 


1653. Account of Grain used in the Distilleries in Ireland ; Lx x11. 140, Pp. (App. 719.) 


1654. Account of Foreign Grain, &amp;c. warehoused in London, Liverpool, Hull, Bristol, Newcastle, Glasgow, and Leith; £X1x.354, P.—LXx. 
150, (App. 823.) . 


1655. Account of Foreign Corn warehoused in the several ports of the United Kingdom, according to the provisions of Act 55 Geo. III, c. 26 ; 
LX XI. 298, P. (App. 867;) 344, P. (App. 867.) 


1656. Account of Grain warehoused under Act 55 Geo. III, and remaining in warehouses on 5 April 1820; Lxxv. 232, 261, P. (App. 739-) 


Coronation :—Estimate of Sum required for expense of His Majesty’s Coronation ; xxv. 386, (App. 569.) 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 51 


: , 





1658, Corporations :— Account of number of Persons claiming to be Freemen of any Corporation. sending Members to Parliament, 
admitted upon Stamps; (Ordered, ux x11. 467, Order discharged, 4'78.) 
See supra, 1466-1473. 


1659. Cort, Mr. :— Estimate of Sum wanted to carry into effect the recommendation of the Committee on Mr. Cort’s Petition ; 
LXxvit. 256; (Withdrawn, and another presented, 507,) (App. 653.) 


1660. Gentes Tax :—Copy of Letters addressed by Mr James M‘Crowe, Messenger in Glasgow, to the Lord Chief Baron or Barons of 
xchequer in Scotland, relative to the Cottage Tax ; other Papers relating thereto; Lx x11. 230, Pp. (App. 698.) 


Cotton Goods : 
1661, Account of duties on printed Goods for three years, to 5 July 1800; Lv1. 56, (App. 714.) 
1662. Account of British Cotton Goods exported from Great Britain from 1790 to 1802, and drawbacks thereon ; Lv111. 393, (App. 894.) 


1663. Papers showing the proceedings of the Privy Council of Ireland on the representation made by the Cotton and Woollen Manufacturers 
to the Lord Lieutenant; Lxvi. 177. 


1664. Return of amount of Excise Duty on printed Cottons and Calicoes in Great Britain for the last five years; (Ordered, uxv1. 265, but 
not presented.) 


1665. Return of Officers of Excise employed in securing and collecting the revenue on printed Cottons, &amp;c.; (Ordered, Lx v1. 266, but not 
presented.) 


1666. Return of quantities and value of Cottons, Earthenware, Hosiery, Haberdashery, Wrought Iron, and Hardware, exported in the year 
ending 5 January 1814; Lx1x. 270, (Pp. 306,) (App. 763.) 


1667. Account showing amount of Cotton Goods exported from Ireland in the years ending 5 January 1811, 1812, 1813, 1814, and 1815; 
several other accounts relating to Cottons imported and exported, and the duties and drawbacks thereon ; LXX. 215, (P. 272,) 
(App. 852.) 


1668. Account showing amount of Cotton Goods exported from Great Britain in the years ending 5 January 1811, 1812, 1813, 1814, 
and 1815, and of drawback paid thereon; Lxx. 253, (P. 267,) (App. 851.) 


1669. Return of annual amount of all sorts of Cotton, Piece, or Woven Goods exported in two years; LXXII. 229, P. (App. 735.) 
1670. Account of Cotton Goods printed in Great Britain from 1790 to 1802; Lv11i. 409, (App. 894.) 


1671. Return of number of Yards of printed and dyed Cottons exported from, Great Britain to America, on which bounty was claimed in 
1805, 1806, and 1807; Lx11I. 207, P. (App. 757.) 


1672. Return of amount of Bounties and Drawbacks on exportation of printed Cottons for the last five years; (Ordered, Lxvi. 266, but not 
presented. ) 


1673. Return of Persons employed in ascertaining and paying the said duties ; (Ordered, Lxv1. 266, but not presented.) 


1674. Accounts of duty paid on printed Cotton Goods in each year from 1812 to 1817, in England and Scotland; (Ordered, Lxx1tI, 411, 
but not presented.) 


1675. Account of duty paid on printed Cotton Goods in each year from 1812 to 1817, in England and Scotland ; (Ordered, ux x111. 411, 
but not presented till) Lx x1v. 267, (Pv. 336,) (App. 863.) 


1676. Accounts of duty paid on printed Cotton Goods, in each year, from 1812 to 1817, so far as relates to England ; also, a similar aecount 
so far as relates to Scotland; Lx xiv. 267, (P. 336) (App. 863.) 


Cotton Twist : 
1677. Account of Cotton Twist exported from Great Britain from 1790 to 1802 ; Lvi11. 277, (App. 8go.) 
1678. Account of duties received on British Cotton Twist and Yarn imported into Ireland ; Lv111. 390, P. (App. 890.) 


1679. Accounts of Cotton Twist or Yarn, and manufactured Goods, exported from Great Britain in each year from 1812 to 1817; (Ordered, 
LXXIII. 411, but not presented till) Lx xiv. 418, P. (App. 938.) 


Cotton Wool : 
1681. Account of Cotton Wool imported into Great Britain from 1790 to 1802; Lv111. 393, (App. 892.) 
1682. Return of Cotton Wool imported for the last five years(1811); LXv1. 319, (P. 361.) 
1683. Account of Cotton Wool imported into Great Britain during the last six years (1811) ; Lxv1. 348, (P. 361.) 
1684. Account of Cotton Wool exported from this country between the years 1790 and 1802; Lviir, 277, (App. 889.) 


1685. Account of Cotton Wool imported into Great Britain, and the rates and amount of Duties collected thereon, in the years ending 
5 January 1807, 1808, and 1809; LxIv. 99, (App. 640.) 


1686. Account of Cotton Wool imported into Great Britain from 1792 to 1811; Lxvit. 426, Pp. (App. 760.) 


1687. Accounts of import and export of Cotton Wool, in the years ending 5 January 1810, 1811, 1812, 1813, 1814 and 1815; Lxx. 207, 
(P. 209,) (App. 850.) 


1688. Account of Cotton Wool imported into and exported from Great Britain; Lxx111. 149, P. (App. 6go.) 


1689. Accounts of Cotton Wool imported into and exported from Great Britain, from and to all parts of the world, in each year from 1812 
to 1817; (Ordered, Lx x111. 4113 but not presented.) 


1690. Accounts of Cotton Wool imported into and exported from Great Britain, from 1812 to 1817; LxXxIv. 404, 418, (P..404, 418,) 
(App. 930-) 


1691. Accounts of Cotton Wool exported from and imported into Great Britain in 1818; Lxx1v. 544, (P. 580,) (App. 954.) 


Cotton Yarn: 


1692. Account of Cotton Yarn and Twist imported from India from 1750 to 1780 inclusive, distinguishing each year ; (Ordered, Lv111. 343; 
Order dicharged, andother Orders made, 368, but not presented.) 


1693. Ditto - - - exported, ditto - - - and the several countries to which exported ; (Ordered, Lvi11. 343; Order discharged, and other 
: Orders made, 368, but not presented.) 


1694. Account of Cotton Yarn and Twist imported from 1750 to 1780, inclusive ; LVIII. 393, (App. 893.) 

1695. Account of Foreign Cotton Yarn and Twist exported from 1750 to 1780; LVII1. 394, (App. 893.) 

1696. Statement of Cotton Yarn exported from Great Britain within the last ten years; Lxxt1. 176, P. (App. 724.) 
1697. Memorials relating to the exportation of Cotton Yarn; 1x x11. 465, P. | 


Country Banks :—See supra, 992, 993; infra, 4166. 4168, 4169. 


County 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 





















1708. 


1709. 


1711. 


1712. 


1713. 


1714. 
1715. 


1716. 


1717. 


1718. 


1719. 


1720. 


1721. 


1722. 


1723. 


1724, 


1726. 


1727. 
1728. 


1698. 


1699. 


1700. 


1701. 


1702. 


1703. 
1704. 


1705. 
1706. 


1707. 


1710. 


ACCOUNTS AND; PAPERS—continued. 


‘County Court :—Account of Sums. paid into the County Court for the Hundred of Ossulston in Middlesex; 1xx1v. 596, (P.632,) 
(App. 1143.)——A like Account for the Hundreds of Blackheath, Bromley, Beckenham, &amp;c. Lx xiv. 602, Pp. (App. 1143.) 


Courts of Justice, England : 


First Report of Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Duties, Salaries, &amp;c.-of the Officers of the Courts of Justice in England, 
(Court of Chancery ;) Lx x1. 429, Pp. (App. 647.)——-Second (Court of Chancery ;) LX X1I1.,217,.P. Third (Court of King’s 
Bench ;) Lx x111. 338, P..——Fourth (Court of Common Pleas ;) Lxxv. 10, P. 





Account of number of Days in each month on which the Commissioners appointed under Royal Commissions to examine into the state 
of Fees of Courts of Justice in England, Scotland and Ireland, have assembled, &amp;c.; LXx111.217,P. (Copy of Letter to 
Mr. Hobhouse ordered to be returned, 232.) 


Courts of Justice, Ireland ; 


First Report of Commissioners (Court of Chancery ;) LxxII. 33, P.——Second (Court of Exchequer); LxxtI. 33, P.——Third 
(Court of Error ;) tx x11. 476, p-——Fourth (Offices in the disposal of the Crown executed by Deputy ;) LX xX11I. 193, P.— 
Fifth (Court of Common Pleas;) Lxx1v. 34, P.——Sixth (Court of King’s Bench;) Lxxiv. 34, p.——-Seventh (Clerks of 
Nisi Prius;) txxv. 69, p.——Eighth (Registry of Memorials, &amp;c.;) Lx xv. 255, P. ' 


Certified Copy of the Royal Commission for examining into the state of Courts of Justice in Ireland; Lxx.220, P. (App. 1051.) 
Account of Advances made from His Majesty’s Civil List in Ireland, pursuant to Addresses for remuneration to 
Commissioners of Courts of Justice in Ireland ; Lx xiv. 573, (App- 743.) 


Copy Communication, dated 30 May 1820, upon the subject of the Fifth Report on Courts of Justice, respecting the Court of Common 
Pleas; LXXVv. 272, P. 











Copy Communications, dated 20 May 1820, upon the subject of the Sixth Report on Courts of Justice, respecting the Court of King’s 
Bench; txxv. 268, p. 


Copy Observations of the Judges upon the Seventh Report of the Commissioners of Courts of Justice in Ireland; Lxxv. 320, P. 


Estimate for Remuneration to Commissioners of Inquiry into Duties, Salaries, &amp;c. in Courts of Justice Ireland; txxv. 314, 
(App. 583-) 


Courts of Justice, Scotland : 


First Report of the Commissioners appointed for inquiring into the Duties, Salaries and Emoluments of Officers, Clerks, &amp;c. (Court of 
Session ;) Lx x1. 418, Pp. Second (Court of Session, continued ;) LX X11. 11, P. Third (Sheriffs and Commissary Courts ;) 
LXXIII. 49. Fourth (Inferior Commissariat Courts and Courts of Admiralty ;) Lxx111. 217, P. Fifth (Court of Jus- 
ticiary ;) LXX1v. 34, P.——Sixth (Court of Exchequer;) rx x1v. 619, P. Seventh (Court of Exchequer;) txxv.126, p. 

ighth (Office of Chancery;) Lxxv. 126, P. 


Copies of References made to the Jndges or to the Crown Lawyers of Scotland, of the Reports of the Commissioners of the Courts of 
Justice in Scotland; Lx xv. 30, Pp. (App. 882.) 


First, Second and Third Reports of Judges of Jury Courts in Scotland ; Lx x1. 239, (P. 249.)——-Supplement to ditto; Lx x11, 199, P. 




















Account of Sums recovered in Scotland, either in the Court of Exchequer or in the Courts of Justices of the Peace, &amp;c.; Lx1. 516, P. 
Courts of Law :—See infra, 3038-3051. 


Courts of Requests : 


Account of total amount of all Sums paid into the several Courts of Requests within the Bills of Mortality; Lxxiv. 552, 558, 574, 
(vp. 632,) 621, Pp. (App. 1141.) 


Account of aggregate amount of Fees received in the Court of Requests for the Borough of Southwark and Eastern half Hundred of 
Brixton ; Lxxv. 482, P. 


Criminals : 


Return of number of Persons, male or female, charged with Criminal offences, committed to the several gaols in England and Wales 
for trial at the different Assizes and Sessions ; in 1803; Lv11l. 622. In 1805, 1806, 1807 and 1808; Lxv. 97, P.——In 
1805, 1806, 1807, 1808 and 1809; Lxvi. 113, P. 175, P.——From 1805 to 1811; LXVII. 151, P. In 1810 and 1811; 
Lxvit. 176, P. In 1810, 1811, and 1812; LXIX. 15, P. 252, P. 491, P.——In 1813 and 1814; Lxx. 169, (P. 175.)\—— 
From 1811 to 1818; Lxxr11. 333, P.——From 1805 to 1817; LxxIII. 423, P. (App. 800.)——From 1805 to 1818; 
LXXIV. 142, P. 











Return of Prisoners confined in the different gaols of England and Wales for trial at the Lent Assizes; Lx xiv. 444, P. 


Return of number of Persons severally tried in each county in England and Wales at the last Lent Assizes; Lxxiv. 456; (¢o be 
returned to the Secretary of State’s office, 495.) 


Return of number of Persons tried at the last Michaelmas and Epiphany general Quarter Sessions in England and Wales ; Lx x1v. 468 ; 
(to be returned to the Secretary of State’s office, 495.) 


Return of number of Persons charged with Criminal offences committed to the several gaols in London and Westminster and Middlesex ; 
in 1806, 1807, 1808, 1809 and 1810; Lxvit. 56, P. In 1810 and 1811; LXVII. 179, P. In 1812; LXVIII. 442, °P. 
(App. 931.)———In 1813 and 1814; Lxx. 126, p.—Lxx1. 63, P. 


Return of number of Persons charged with Criminal offences in East Brixton and Southwark, committed to the common gaol of Surrey 
for trial in 1806, 1807, 1808, 1809, 1810 and 1811 ; LXvII. 150. 








Return of number of Persons, male or female, committed to the several gaols in Scotland, in 1805, 1806, 1807, 1808, 1809 and 1810; 
LXVII. 110, P. In 1811, 1812, 1813 and 1814; Lxx. 167, P. 





Return of number of male and female Offenders committed to the several gaols in Ireland, and at the General Sessions held for the county 
and city of Dublin, in the years 1805, 1806, 1807, 1808, 1809, 1810 and 1811, with their crimes, sentences, numbers con- 
victed, acquitted, discharged, &amp;c.; Lx v11I. 442, Pp. (App. 932.)——In 1813 and 1814; Lxx. 329, P. 

Statement of number of Offenders committed to the several gaols in Ireland for trial in 1805 to 1810; Lxvut. 86, (P. 393.) 


Return of number of Commitments for Trial at the several Assizes and Commissions in Ireland, in 1805, 1806, 1807, 1808, 1809, 1810, 
1811, and 1812; Lxrx. 387, (P. 397-) 


Returns from the Clerks of the Crown for several counties in Ireland, of Persons committed to the several gaols in 1816; Lxx11. 97. 


Returns from the Clerks of the Peace of Queen’s County, Roscommon, and Tyrone, of the number of Persons committed in 1816 ; 
LXXII. 137, P. 
Returns from Clare, Kildare, Mayo, Monaghan, and Tipperary, of Persons committed to the different gaols in 1816; Lx x11. 176. 


Returns from the Clerks of the Crown and Clerks of the Peace of the several counties, &amp;c. in Ireland, of persons committed to the 
different gaols for trial in 1817; LX X11. 94. 


Ditto - - - in 1818; Lxxiv. 155, 224, 351. 
Ditto - - - in 1819; Lxxv. 100. 
See supra, 1510-1529. 




















































ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—coniinued. 53 


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1729. 


1730. 


1731. 


1732. 


1733. 


1734. 
1735. 


1736. 
1737. 


1738. 


1739. 


1740. 


1741. 


1742. 


1744. 


1745. 


1746. 


1747. 


1748. 


1749. 


1750. 
1751. 


1752. 


1753. 


1754. 


1755. 
1756. 


1757. 


GEN. INDEX, LVi.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) O 


Criminal Informations :—Account of all Criminal Informations filed by His Majesty’s Attorney General for Libels in 1818 
and 1819; LxXxvV. 39, P. 


Criminal Lunatics : 


Copy of Letter from Mr. Beckett, dated 24 April 1816, inclosing Correspondence respecting an Asylum for Criminal Lunatics ; 
LXXI. 424, P. 


Estimate of Sum wanted for erecting a building for Criminal Lunatics; 1814; Lx1Ix. 351, P. (App. 617.)======Estimate of Sum wanted 


for Criminal Lunatics for 1817; Lx x11. 276, Pp. (App. 582.)——1818 ; Lxx11I. 104, P. (App.508.)——1819 ; Lx xv. 126, P. 
(App. 707.)——1820 ; Lx xv. 208, p. (App. 561.) 


Account of number of Lunatics confined in the different gaols, &amp;c. in England; 1806 ; ux11. 72, (App. 444.)———1819 ; LXX1v. 997, P. 
See infra, 3239. 


Criminal Prosecutions : 


Estimates for Criminal Prosecutions, and other Law expenses in Ireland; 1801; Lv1.134,(App.'778.)——1802 ; Lv11. 255, (App. 810.) 

——1803; Lvimr. 119, (App. 779.)———1804; LIx. 45, (App. 514.)——-1805; Lx. 91, (App. 699.)}——1806; x1. 186, 

(App. 745.)———1807; x11. 83, (App. 445;) 668, (App. 874.).——-1808; Lx111. 89, (P.211,) (App. 664.)——1809 ; 

LXIv. 50, (App. 491.)——1810 ; Lxv. 104, (App. 596.)——1811; Lx v1. 174, (App. §41.)———1812; Lx vit. 85, (App. 656.) 

1813; Lxvitr. 317, (App. '763.)——1814; Lx1x. 199, (App. 631.)}———-1815 ;,_ Lx x. 180, P. (App. 596.)——1816 ; 

LXXI. 335, (App. 663.)\——-1817; Lxx11. 179, (App. 601.)——-1818; Lx x111. 245, (App. 537.)}——-1819; LX XIV. §12, 
(P. 577,) (App. 741.) 1820; Lxxv. 314, (App. 581-) 


Account of expenditure of Sums issued for Criminal Prosecutions in 1801, 1802, 1803, and 1804; Lx. 248, p. (App. 826.) 





Return of particulars of expenses incurred for Criminal Prosecutions in Ireland from 1 January 1795 to 1 January 1801; LX. 342, P. 
(App. 829.) 


Crinan Canal: 


Estimate of Sum wanted, for 1811, to complete the repairs of the Crinan Canal; txvi. 307, (App 540.) 


Copy of Minutes of Committee of Management for the Company of Proprietors of the Crinan Canal, dated 20 September 1815; and 
of Reports of Engineers on the state of the Canal; txx1. 296, p. 


Crown Debtors :—Return of Crown Debtors confined in the different gaols of England; ux xiv. 444, (P. 447,) (App. 1096.) 


Crown Debts :—aAccount of nutaber of cases in which Process has issued from the Court of Exchequer, since 1 January 1813, 
for Debts due to the Crown for taxes or arrears of taxes; LX XI. 204, P. 


Crown Lands :—Account showing the amount received from the rents and profits of the Crown Lands, for ten years, ending 
5 January 1816; Lxx1. 296, p. 


Crown Office : 


Return of persons holding situations or employments in the office of the Clerk of the Crown and Hanaper, and Crown Office King’s 
Bench, in Ireland; tx x11. 476, P. 


Account of Fees taken by the clerks in the Crown Office for copies of informations ex-officio, for libel; LXX111. 79, P. 
Crown Solicitors :—Estimate of the Expense of Crown Solicitors; Lv11. 255, (App. 810.) 
Cullen, Lord :—Copy of Warrant granting a Pension to Lord Cullen; tx11. 834, P. 
Culm :—See supra, 1335-1373- 
Cumberland, Duke of :—See infra, 4331. 
Currants :—See infra, 4249. 
Currency :—See supra, 1061. 
Cursitors, Corporation of :—See supra, 1125. 
Custom House : 


Estimate of expense of building a Custom House in the City of London; Lx1x. 187, p. (App. 606.) 
Accounts relating to the building of the New Custom House, in the Port of London ; uxx. 177. 


Customs : 


Account of net produce of the Customs, Excise, Stamps, Incidents and Duties, from 1793 to 1800, and in the years ended 5 January 1800 


and 5 January 1801; LvI. 34, P. For one year, ended 5 January 1801 ; Lv1. 494, P———For one year, ending 5 Jan. 1802; 
Lvi1. 586, P. 





Account of net produce of the Duties of Customs, from 1793 to 1801; Lv1I. 34, P.——For the year ending 5 January 1802; Lv1r. 586, P. 
For three years ending 5 January 1802 ; Lv11. 659, p.——For the year ending 5 January 1804; LIX. 203, P. In the 
years ending 5 April 1807, 1808, 1809, and 1810; Lxv. 358, P. (App. 679.)——-In the years ending § July 1813 and 
5 July 1814; LXx1x. 490, P. In the year ending 5 April 1816; Lxx1. 394. For one month ending 5 February 1815, 
1816, and 1817; Lx x11. 96, P. For the quarters ending 5 April 1816 and 5 April 1817 ; Lx x11. 380, (P. 400,) (App. 587.), 
Account of Duties of Customs in Great Britain charged and outstanding, on 5 January and 5 April 1804 and 1805; Lx. 483, r.—— 
On 5 January 1805 and 1806; Lx1.122, (App. 704.)———-On 5 April 1805 and 1806 ; Lx1. 403, (App. 705.) 


Abstract of Duties collected under the Commissioners of Customs, Ireland; from 1799 to 1800; LvI. 170, (P. 201,) (App. 780.) 


Account of net produce of Duties imposed by Acts 43 Geo. III, c. '70, 81, and 122, from their commencement to 5 April 1804, so far as 
relates to Customs; LIX. 209, P. 212, P. 

















Account of computed gross produce of temporary Duty of Tonnage and Poundage on Goods imported (commonly called New Subsidy) ; 
LIX. 319. 


Return of Duties of Customs and Excise charged in Ireland, and outstanding on Bond on 5 January 1805; (Ordered, Lx. 112, but 
not presented.) ' 


Estimate of Duties of Customs and Excise in Great Britain charged and outstanding on Bond, on 5 April 1803 and 1804; LIx. 440, P. 
(App. 684.) 


Estimate of Duties of Customs in Scotland charged and outstanding on Bond on § April 1803 and § April1804; Lx. 16, Pp. (App. 593-) 


Account or Estimate of Duties of Customs and Excise charged and outstanding under authority of Warehousing Acts; (Ordered, 
LXIv. 392, but not presented.) 


Account “ amount of gross Duties of Customs on Goods imported into Great Britain, in the years ending 5 January 1810, 1811, and 
1812; Lxvit. 166. 


1758. Account 






















































1758. 
1759. 
1760. 


1761. 
1762. 
1763. 
1764. 


1765. 
1766. 


1767. 


1768. 


1769. 
1770. 
1771. 


1772. 
1773. 


1774. 
1775. 
1776. 


1777. 
1778. 


1779. 
1780. 
1781. 


1782. 


1783. 


1784, 
1785 


1786. 
1787. 


1788. 


1789. 


1790. 
1791: 
1792. 


1793. 
1794. 


1795. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Customs—continued. 
Account of produce of Custom Duties collected in the several Ports of Ireland, between 1800 and 1813 ; LXvitr. 423, (App. 845.) 
Account of Expense of collection and management, ditto; Lxv111. 423, (App. 845.) 


' Account of produce of Duties-of Customs received on Goods, Wares; and Merchandize (not being the growth, produce, or manufacture 
of Great Britain) except certain articles, for three years, ending § January 1813; Lxvuir. 486, (App. 848:) 


Ditto - - - paid-on the ¢xportation from Ireland of Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, being the growth, produce, or manufacture of 
Great Britain, ditto; 1x v111. 486, (App. 848.) 


Account of Monies demanded and received since -1 January 1803, by the Collectors of His Majesty’s Customs at the Out-Ports; 
LXrx. 361, P. ¢ 

Account of Receipts into the Treasury of Ireland, for Customs, Excise, Stamps, and Postage, from 5 January 1790 to 5 January 1817 ; 
LX XII. 207, P. (App. 714.) 


Account of net revenue of, derived from sugar, rum, cocoa and coffee, cotton, wool, and other produce, imported from the West Indies; 
_ 1814, 1815, 1816; Lxxr1. 348, (App. 698.) 


Gross'and-net amount of Customs Duties on tea, sugar, tobacco and wines, in each year, from 1790'to 1818; Lxx111. 296, (App. 639.) 


Account of arrears and current balances due from.the Officers of Customs in Great Britain, on 5 January 1801; Lv1. 261, (p.633.)—— 
On 5 January 1802; LV1I. 554, P.——From the Collectors of Customs in England, on. 5, January 1803 ; LvIII. 299, P.——- 
On 5 January 1804; L1x.176, P. On 5 January 1805; Lx. 162, r.——On § January 1806; Lx1, 155, P———On 5 Ja- 
nuaty 1807; Lx11.267, Pp. On 5 January 1808; Lx111. 183, P. On 5 January 1809; Lxiv. 176, p.——On 5 January 
1810; LXV. 217, P. On 5 January 1811 ; LXvVI.205, P. On 6 January 1812; LxvVII. 233, P. On 5 January 1813; 
LXVUTI. 348, P- On 5 January 1814; Lx1x. 189, P. On 5 January 1815; Lxx. 198, P. On 5 January 1816 ; 
LXXI. 243, P- On 5 January 1817 ; Lxx11. 185, p———On 5, January 1818; Lxx111. 208, p.—— On 5, January 1819; 
LxXXIv. 280, p.——On 5 January 1820; Lxxv. 126, P. 
































Account of arrears and current balances due from the Officers of Customs in Scotland; on 5 January 1803 and 1804 ; L1x. 266, P 





























On 5 January 1805; Lx. 161, P. On 5 January 1806; Lxr1. 161, P. On 5 January 1807; Lx1r. 298, P. On 5 Ja- 
nuary 1808; Lx111. 269, P. On 5 January 1809; Lxiv. 176, P. On 5 January 1810; Lxv. 217, P. On 5 January 
1811; LXVI. 205, P———On 5 January 1812; LxVIlI. 233, P. On 5 January 1813; LXxvitt. 348, P. On 5 January 





1814; Lx1x. 158, p.——On 5 January 1815; Lxx. 248, P. On 5 January 1816; Lx x1. 243, p.——On 5 January 1817 ; 
LXXI11, 185, P.——On § January 1818 ; Lxx111. 208, p.——On 5 January 1819; Lxx1v. 280, p.—— On 5 January 1820; 
Lxxv. 126, P. 


Account of the balances due from the Collectors of Customs and Excise in Ireland; Ong January 1804; L1x. 371, P. (App..769.)—— 
In the first week in January in 1804, 1805, and 1806; Lx1. 463, P. On 5 January 1808 ; LxX1I1. 151, Pp. ——On 5 January 
1809; LxIv. 114%, (P.138.) 





Account of balances of decéased and dismissed Collectors of Customs and Excise; On 5 January 1810; txv.142, P.——On 
§ January 1811; LXxvI. 147, P. On 5 Januaty 1812; LXVII. 173, (P. 205.) 





Account of Sums due from deceased and dismissed Collectors, and other Officers of Customs, Excise, Taxes, and Stamps, in Ireland ; 
(Ordered, LX xi. 313, but not presented.) 


Account of balances of Public Money remaining with the Receiver General of Customs on 5 January, 5 April, 5 July, and 10 October, 
in each year, from 1793 to § April 1805; Lx. 361, (P. 413,) (App. 888.) 


Account of ditto, on 5 December, 5 March, 5 June, and 5 September, from 1793 to § March 1805; Lx. 388, P. (App. 889.) 


Account of all sums of money paid out of the revenues of Ireland, under the head of Incidents of Customs, for 1806, 1807, and 1808; 
LXV. 99. 


Copies of instructions from the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to the Commissioners of Customs, for carrying into effect regulations pro- 
posed by Commissioners of Enquiry; (Ordered, Lx1v. 208, but not presented till) LXxv. 309, 383. 


Copy of memorial of the Attorney and Solicitor General for Ireland, and Counsel of the Boards of Customs and Excise, respecting the 
reports of the Commissioners of Enquiry; Lxvi. 374, (2. LXVII. 133.) 


Copies of first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth Reports of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the department of the 
Customs, and proceedings thereupon ; Lx xv. 163, P. 


Copy of Report of the Board of Enquiry on the Solicitors Department of the Customs; Lxxv. 477. 


Copies of orders and instructions sent by the Treasury before 31 August 1814, to the Boards of Customs and Excise, under Act 
54 Geo. III, ¢.171; Lxx1. 173, (P. 178. 228.) 


Copy of letters from the Board of Trade, or the Board of Treasury, to the Commissioners of Customs, to encourage entries being made 
of goods for more than their worth ; LXVII. 474. 


Accounts of names of cutters and vessels employed under the Boards of Customs and Excise, during 1814 and 1815, and Seizures 
made by each; LXXI. 230, 272, 302, 353. 


Accounts of all applications made to the Commissioners of Customs for permission to re-land goods which had been shipped at the port 
of London; Lx111. 238, P. 


Account of Sums granted as compensation for the abolition of Fees in the Custom Department, in London, Bristol, and Liverpool ; 
LXV. 246. 


Account of amount of compensation granted for Fees suppressed to the several Officers in the department of the Customs in Ireland ; 
LXV. 279, (P. 395-) . 


Copy of Order of Reference of Lord Lieutenant to the Commissioners of Enquiry on that subject ; Lxv. 279, (P. 395.) 


Copies of any official Letters from the Chancellor of the Exchequer, or the Board of Treasury, to the Commissioners of the Customs 
Department, relative to Fees; txv. 143 P. 


Account of Sums and. other Allowances awarded to the several Officers of the Customs Department in Ireland, as a compensation for 
Fees suppressed under Acts 48 and 49 Gev. III; (Ordered, Lxv1. 254, but not presented.) 


Account of Patent Offices abolished since Act 38 Geo. III, c.86; 1805; Lx, 10.——1807; Lx11. §9, 605.——1808; Lx111. 39._— 
1809; LXIV. 91810; LXV. 24.1811; Lxvi. 99.——1812; LXVII. 30.——1813; LXxvitl. 50——1814; 
LEIX, $3. 


Account of increase and decrease, in the year ending 1 January 1811, in the number of Persons employed in the departments of 
Customs and Excise, Ireland; txvi. 286, Pp. 


Account of all alterations which may have taken place in the establishments of the Customs, Excise, Stamps, and Post Office in Ireland, 
subsequent to 5 January 1801 ; LXVI. 311, P. 458. 


Return of names of Land Carriage Officers in the Port District of Dublin with the dates of their respective appointments; LXvI. 374. 
Account of augmentations made in the Salaries of the Boards of Customs and Excise since 1 January 1815; LXXI. 72, P. 96, P. 


Account showing the increase or diminution in the Salaries and Allowances of the Commissioners of Customs and Excise in Scotland 
since 5 January 1815} LXXI. 102, (P. 142.) 


Names am Salaries of His Majesty’s Commissioners of Customs in London in 1814 and 1815, with their days of attendance ; Lx x1. 
281,. (P. 331.) 


Account of particulars of the Sum expended during the last ten years under the head of Contingent Charges in the Customs Office, 
distinguishing all Sums above £.200; Lxx1. 389, 425. 


Account of Salary received by the Receiver of Fines and Forfeitures in the Customs, with the warrant under which the same was 
fixed, &amp;c.; Lxxu1. 81, P. 


1796. Account 








ACCOUNTS AND: PAPERS—continued. 55 





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1796. 


1797. 
1798. 


1799. 
1800. 
1801. 
1802. 


1804, 


1805. 


1806. 


1807. 


1808. 


1809. 
1810. 


1811. 


1812, 


1813. 
1814: 


1815. 


1816. 


1817. 


1818. 


1819. 


1820. 


GEN, INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


Customs—-continued. 


Account of appointments which have taken place under the Board of Customs for Eagland, between § April 1816 and 5 April 1817; 
LX XII. 417. 


Account of Officers employed in the collection of the Customs in Great Britain; uxx11. 417. 


Account of appointments which have taken place under the Board of Customs for Scotland, between 5 April 1816 and 5 April 1817; 
LXXIl. 273, P. 


Ditto, - - - under the Board of Customs for Ireland, between 5 April 1816 and 5 April 1817; txx11. 476, P. 
Return of Persons holding situations or employments in the office of Comptroller General of Customs in Scotland; Lx x11. 417, P. 
Account of all offices in the Customs Department of Ireland directed by 47 Geo. III, c. 12, to be abolished; Lx x11, 241. 


Account of Income of Superannuation Fund, under the management of the Commissioners of Customs, in every year since 1797; Lxv. 
228, (P. 241.) 


Account of Officers superannuated in the Customs Departments in Ireland; txv. 126, (P. 166.) 


Names of Officers of the Customs in London, who have been placed on the Superannuation List for five years, with a description of the 
place held by each officer; Lxx1. 309, 


Account of increase and Decrease in the year ending 1 January 1811, in the number of Persons superannuated in the department of 
the Customs and Port Duties, Ireland; txv1. 264, (P. 289.) 


List of Persons who were employed in the service of the Customs, and have been put upon the Superannuation Fund since January 1800; 
Lv1. 46.——Since February 1801; tvir. 98. Since February 1802; Lviit. 144. Since February 1803; me. 54 
Since February 1804; Lx. 10. Since January 1805; LxI. 27. Since January 1806; .tx11. 59, 605. Since 
January 1807; Lx111. 39.——Since January 1808; Lxi1v.9.——Since January 1809; Lxv. 24.———Since January 1810; 
LXVI. 99. 


Account of amount of Compensation granted for Fees suppressed to the several Officers of the Customs in Ireland since 20 February 
1810; Lxvi. 264, (P. 289.) 


See infra, 2442. 2470. 2481, 2482. 2548. 3029. 4293. 

















Custos Rotulorum :—List of the names of those Persons who hold the office of Custos Rotulorum and of Clerk of the Peace; 
LXXIV. 449, (P. 457 3) 467, (App. 1192.) 


Danish Ships :—See supra, 77- 79. 93- 108, 109. 
Dardanelles :—See supra, 1503-1507. 
Dartmoor :—See infra, 4132. 

Davie, Mr. ;—See infra, 2518. 


Dean Forest : 
Copies of all Memorials, Letters, and Papers presented to the Treasury by the Free Miners of the Forest of Dean; Lxv. 486. 


Copies of Charters, Grants, and other Documents under which the Free Miners claim the coal, iron-stone, and minerals; LXXIII. 411, 
(P. 423.) 

Accounts of number of tons of coal, iron-stone, and minerals got, consumed, carried away, or sold, from 1800 to 1817; LXXII1. 411, 
(P. 423.) 


Accounts of rents, royalties, or free share, paid or payable to the Crown; and of Duties paid or payable for Coals raised within the 
said Forest; LX XIII. 411, (P. 423.) 


Debentures : 


Estimate of Interest on Debentures made out to 5 April 1814 (pursuant to Acts passed in session 1813) ; LXVIII. 555, (App. 755-) 


Estimate of Sum required for payment of Interest on Debentures to 10 October 1813; Lxviit. 582, (App. 755.)———To 10 October 
1814; LxIx. 150, (App. 604.)—— To 5 April 1815 ; Lx x. 159, (P. 160,) (App. 569.) To 10 October 1815 ; Lxx. 218, Pp. 
(Withrawn, and another presented, 222, P.) (App. 574.)——-To 5 April 1816; Lxx1. 243, (App. 637.) 


Account showing amount of Debentures raised in pursuance of two Actsof 53 Geo. III, for granting Annuities to satisfy Exchequer 
Bills, for which notices have been given for payment on 5 April 1815; Lxx. 159, (P. 160,) (App. 568.)}———-On 5 April 1816; 
LXXI. 243, (App. 637.) 





Debt, National : 


Account of Public Funded Debt of Great Britain as it stood on 1 February 1801; ivi. 289, Pp. (App. 810.)——1802; Lvir. 285, 
(rp. 286,) (App. 834.)——1803 ; Lv11I. 294, P. (App. 914.)——1804; Lx. 166, P. (App. 590.)——1805; Lx. 156, P. 
(App. 776.)———1806 ; Lx1. 146, Pp. (App. 660.)———-1807 ; Lx11. 243, P. (App. 508.)——-1805 ; Lx111. 180, Pp. (App. 708.) 
——1809; Lxiv. 176, Pp. (App. 554.).——1810; Lxv. 216, Pp. (App. 654.-———1811; Lxvi. 199, P. (App. 602.)——. 
1812; LXxvil. 222, p. (App. 712.)———1813 ; Lxviit. 314, Pp. (App. 812.) 1814; LxIx. 150, Pp. (App. 721.)-———-1815 ; 
Lxx. 164, Pp. (App. 692.)\——-1816; Lxx1. 186, (P. 244,) (App. 808.)——1817 ; Lx x11. 168, Pp. (App. 658.) 


State of National Account of Ireland ; 1800; tvt. 171, (P. 201,) (App.'786.)——On 1 February 1801 ; tv1. 653. P. On 5 January 
1802 ; Lvit. 417, P. (App. 882.)——On 5 January 1803; Lviir. 489, P. (App. 1144.}——On 25 March in each year from 
1784 to 1801 ; Lix. 399, P. (App. 799-) On § January 1804; Lix. 269, (P. 280,) (App. 612.)}—— On § January 1805 ; 
Lx. 120, P. (App. 798.) On 5 January 1806; Lx1. 81, (P. 119,) (App. 680.)———On 5 January 1807; Lxu1. 238, P. 
(App. 528.)—-On 5 January 1808 ; 1x111.151, Pp. (App. 726.) ——On 5 January 1809; LxIv. 113, (P. 138,) (App. 574.) 
On 5 January 1810; Lxv. 146, Pp. (App. 674.)———On 1 January 1801 and 1 January 1811; LxvI. 203, (Pp. 249.)— 
On 5 January 1811 ; Lxvi. 161, Pp. (App. 622.)——-On 5 January 1812; txvut. 178, (P. 205,) (App. 732+) On 5 January 
1813; LXVIII. 340, P. (App. 836.) On 5 January 1814; Lx1x. 190, Pp. (App. 746..——On § January 1815; Lxx. 


as = (App. 714.)——On 5 January 1816; Lxxt. 133, P. (App. 832..——On 5 January 1817; Lxxu11. 184, P. 
pp- 682.) 


Account of Public Funded Debt of the United Kingdom, as same stood on 5 January 1818; LXXxIII. 208, P, 401, P. (App. 614.) — 
1819; Lxxrv. 288, Pp. (App. 837.) 1820; Lxxv.134,P. (App. 671.) 


Account of Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and Demands outstanding on 5 January 1801; Lv1.199, P. 283, P. (Withdrawn,332, and 
others presented, 373, P.) (App. 817.)——1802 ; Lv. 411, (P. 412,) (App. 917.}——1803 ; LVIII. 294, P. (App.917.)—— 
1804; LIX. 179, P. (App. 593.)——1805 ; Lx. 161, Pp. (App. '779.)——1806 ; Lx1. 167, Pp. (App. 663.)—— 1807; x11. 
298, Pp. (App. 492.}——1808 ; Lxir1. 206, p. (App. 711.) ——1809; Lxiv. 176, P. (App. 558.) 1810; Lxv. 218, P. 
(App. 659.)——1811 ; Lxv1. 205, p. (App.607.)——1812; Lx vii. 222, P. (App. 717.) ——1813 ; LXVI11. 340, P. (App. 817.) 
——1814: LXIx. 152%, P. (App. 728.)——-1815 ; Lxx. 181, Pp. (App. 696.)——-1816 ; Lxx1. 243, P. (App. 812.)—— 
1817; LXXxI1. 144, Pp. (App. 662.) 


























Account of Unfunded Debt of Ireland and Demands outstanding on 5 January 1802; Lv11.417, P.(App.922.)——On 5 January 1803 ; 
Lviit. 489, Pp. (App. 1144.)——On 5 January 1804; L1x. 269, (P. 280,) (App. 614.)———On 5 January 1805; Lx. 120, P. 
(App. 800.)——-On 5 January 1806; 1x1. 8e, (Pp. 119,) (App. 682.)——-On 5 January 1807 ; Lx11. 213, P. (App. §30.)—— 
On § January 1808 ; Lx111. 151, P. (App, 728.)——-On 5 January 1809; Lxiv. 113, (P.138,) (App. 576.) On 5 January 
1810; Lxv. 146, P. (App. 676.)——On 5 January 1811; Lxv1.161, p. (App. 624.)——-On 5 January 1812; Lxvit. 178, 
(P. 205,) (App. 734.)——On 5 January 1813; ixvrit. 340, P. (App. 838.)——On 5 January 1814; LxIXx. 190, P. 
(App. 748.)}——-On 5 January 1815; Lxx. 164, (Pp. 188,) (App. 716.)——-On 5 January 1816; Lxx1. 146, e. (App. 834.)— 
LXXI. 369, P. (App. 777.)——On 5 January 1817; Lxx1l. 25, (App. 631;) 184, P. (App. 684.) 





1821. Account 








1821. 


1822. 


1823. 


1824. 


1825. 


1826. 


1827. 


1828. 


1829. 


1830. 
1831. 


1832, 


1833. 


1834. 


1835. 
1836. 
1837. 


1838. 


1839. 
1840. 


1841. 
1842. 
1843. 


1844. 
1845. 
1846. 


1847. 


1848. 
1849. 
1850. 


' 1851, 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued.- 


Debt, National—continued. 


Account of Unfunded Debt of the United Kingdom and Demands outstanding ; on 5 January 1818; Lxx111.218, Pp. (Order for printing 
discharged, and account withdrawn, 225; Another presented, 361, ¥.) (App. 618.) —--1819; LXXIv. 270, Pp. (App. 842.)—~ 
1820; Lxxv. 156, Pp. (App. 676.) 


Account of progress made in the Redemption of the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain; 1 February 1801; Lv1. 289, Pp. (App. 812.) 
— 1802; ivr. 285, (Pp. 286,) (App. 836.)——1803 ;_ Lv111. 294, Pp. (App. 916.)——1804 ; L1x. 166, Pp. (App. 592.)—— 
1805; Lx. 156, p. (App. 778.)——1806 ; Lx1. 146, Pp. (App. 662.) 1807; LXIl. 243, P. (App. 510.)——1808 ; Lx111. 
180, p. (App. 710.)——1809; LxIv. 176, Pp. (App. 554.) 1810; txv. 216, Pp. (App. 658.)——. 1811; LXVI. 199, P. 
(App. 606.) 1812 ; LXv1l. 222, p. (App. 712.)——1813 ; LX VIII. 342, P. (App. 816.)—18 14; LX 1x. 150, P. (App. 724.) 

1815; Lxx. 164, Pp. (App. 694.)——1816 ; Lx x1. 186, (p. 244,) (App. 810.)——1817 ; Lx x11, 168, Pp. (App. 660.) 
United Kingdom ; 1818; txx111. 208, Pp. (App. 616.).——1819; Lxxiv. 288, Pp. (App. 840.)——1820; LXxv. 134, P. 
(App. 674.) 

Account of progress made in the Reduction of Public Funded Debt of Great Britain; on 1 February 1801; Lv. 653, P.—— 
§ January 1802; vir. 396, Pe. (App. 883.) 5 January 1804; Lx. 133, P. (App. 729.)———5 January 1805; LX. 133, P. 
(App. 733-)——5 January 1806; Lx1. 82, (Pp. 119,) (App. 682..——5 January 1807; Lx1I. 204, P. (App. 530.)—— 
5 January 1808; Lxi11. 151, P. (App. 726.) 5 January 1809; Lxiv. 137, P. (App. 576.)——5 January 1810; ixv. 86, 
(vp. 146,) (App. 676.)\——5 January 1811; “xvi. 147, (P. 168,) (App. 624.)\——5 January 1812; Lxvii. 178, (P. 205,) 
(App. 734.)———5 January 1813; LXvill. 340, P. (App. 838.) —-5 January 1814; Lx1x. 190, P. (App. 748.-— 
5 January 1815; Lxx. 164, (Pp. 188,) (App. 716.)\——5 January 1816; Lxx1. 133, Pp. (App. 834.)——5 January 1817; 
LXXI1, 184, P. (App. 684.) 




















Annual Account of Commissioners for the Reduction of National Debt; 1801 ; v1.58, (App. 718.)———-1802; Lvir. 101, (App.'736.) 
1803; Lv1iI. 124, (App. 782.)——-1804; Lrx. 66, (App. 540.) 1805; LX. 41, (App. 684.)——1806 ; Lx1. 33.—— 
1807; LXII. 100. 1808; LXIII. 47.——1809; LxIv. 28. 1810; Lxv. 98. 1811; Lxvr. 83. 1812; LXVII. 101. 
——1813; Lxviil. 148. 1814; LXIX. 132. 1815; Lxx. 69. 1816; Lxxt. 6. 1817; LXxII. 28. 1818 ; 
LXXIII. 19, (P. 25.)—-1819; LXxIv. 164, P. 1820; LXXV. 93, P. 






































Account of Additions made to annual charge of Public Debt, and of Produce of Duties granted for defraying same; 1801; Lvr. 86, P. 
(App. 732.) 1802; LVII. 242, Pp. (App. 800.) 1803 ;_ Lv111. 306, P. (App. 922.)—-1804; L1x. 216, Pp. (Withdrawn, 
and another presented, 349, P.) (App. 756.) ——1805 ; Lx. 178, p. (App. 802.)--—1806; Lx1. 552, (P. 568,) (App. 890.)—— 
1807; Lx11. 663, P. 1808 ; LX111. 308, Pp. —-1809; LXIV. 257, (P. 358.) ——1810 ; LXV. 305, P. 1811; LXVI.347, 
(P. LXVII. 225.) 1812; LXVII. 325, P. 1813; Lxviil. 348, P.——1814; LXIX. 511, P. 1815; LXX. 410, 
(P. 411.)——1816; LxxI. 297, P. 1817; LXXII. 242, P. 1818; LXXIII. 417, P.——1819; LXXIV. 442, (P. 546.) 
1820; LXXV. 293, P. 





























Account of the Commissioners for Reduction of the National Debt in Ireland; 1801 ; Lv11. 228, (App.796;) 262, (App. 812.)——1802 ;gx 
LVIII. 213, (P. 302,) (App. 840.) 1803 ; LX. 133, P. (App. 726.)——1804; Lx. 133, P. (App. 730.)}——1805; Lx1. 82, 
(P. 119.) ———1806 ; LX1I. 204.———1807 ; LXIII. 155, P. 1808 ; LxIv, 137.1810; Lxv.86.——1811; LXvi. 147. 
——1812; Lxvit. 178.——1812; LXVIII. 340. 1813; LXIX. 190.——1814; Lxx. 164, (Pp. 188.) ——-1815; Lx XI. 133. 
1816; Lxx11.184.——1818 ; Lx xiv. 164. 














Account of Receipt and Expenditure of certain Sums by the Commissioners for Reduction of the National Debt; 1801; Lvr. 30, 
(App. 676.) 1802; Lvir. 88, (App. 728.)——1803 ; Lv11I. 129, (App. 798.) 1804; LIx. 75, (App. 549). 1805; 
LX. 37, (App. 683.) 1806; LXx1. 29, P. 1807 ; LXII. 109. 1808 ; Lx111. 46.——1809; LXIv. 25.——1810; Lxv. 
74.——1811; Lxvi.89.——1812; LxviI. 100.— 1813; Lxviir. 148. 1814; LXIXx.143, P. 1815; Lxx. 74.—— 
1816; LXXxI. 24, P.——1817 5 LXXII. 52, P. 1818; LXxIII. 40. 1819; LXXIV.51. 
































Account of Stock transferred to the Commissioners for Reduction of the National Debt for purchase of Life Annuities; 1809; Lx1v. 
28, (Pp. 351,) (App. 534; )406, (App. 534.)——1810 ; Lx v. 99, (App. 632.)——-1811 ; Lx vi. 83, (App. 5'78.)——-1812 ; Lx vi. 
101, (App. 686.)——1813 ; Lxvii1. 148, (App. 786.)——-1814; Lx1x. 132, (App. 694.)——1815; Lx x. 69, (App. 656.) 
1816; Lxx1. 6, (P. 55,) (App. 772).——1817; Lxx11. 28, (App. 628.)——-1818; Lx x111. 19, (P. 25,) (App. 565.»——1819; 
LXX1v. 164, Pp. (App. 787.)——1820 ; Lx xv. 97, (App. 626.) 


Certificate and Declaration of Commissioners for Reduction of National Debt of amount of Stock purchased by or transferred to them; 
1813; LXIx. 131, P. (App. 693.) 1814; LXIx. 239, P. (App. 694.)——1815; Lxx. 75, (App. 656;) 181, Pp. (App. 657.) 
1816; Lxx1. 527, P. (App. 774.)——1817; LXXII. 31, 43, P. (App. 629.)——1818 ; Lx x11. 48, (App. 563.)——1819; 
LXXIV, 322, P. (App. 786.) 





Account of all Expenses incurred in the execution of Act 48 Geo. III, c. 142; Lx1v. 407, (App. 534.) 


Accounts of total amount of Capital of the Funded and Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, on 5 January and 1 February 
1812; LXVII. 253, 302, P. 


Account of Sums expended in each of the years from 1790 to 1811, by the Commissioners for liquidating the National Debt ; 
LXVII. 222, (App. 686.) 


Account of amount of Capital Stock, of charges thereof, and of annuities for lives or years, added to the Public Funded Debt of Great 
Britain, on 1 February in each year from 1794 to 1812 ; LXVII. 325, P. (App. 687.) 


Account showing amount of Stock on 1 February 1812, in the £.3, £.4, and £. 5, per cents, redeemed under certain Acts; Lxvi1.565, P. 
-(App. 688.) 


Account of all Stock actually standing in the name of the Commissioners on 1 March 1813; LXvIII. 264, P. 
Ditto - - - placed to the account of the Commissioners on 1 March 1813 ; Lxvitt. 264, P. 


Accounts of total amount of Capital of Funded and Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, on 1 and § January 1813; 
LXVILI, 417, P. 


Account or calculation of the Sinking Fund which would have been applicable to the reduction of Debt on 1 February 1813 and 
1 February 1814, provided no alteration had been made in the Sinking Fund; Lxvitt. 379, P. 


Account of Funded Debt of Great Britain, so far as same has accrued since 5 October 1800; LXvIII. 474, (P. 487.) 


Account of money expended by the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, with the Capital Stock obtained ; Lx1x. 229, 
(Pp. 240,) (App. 695.) 

Account of average price in money at which every one hundred pounds was thus obtained ; Lx1x. 229, (P. 240,) (App. 695.) 

Account showing the price in money payable for every one hundred pounds Capital Stock ; Lx1x. 229, (P. 240,) (App. 695.) 


Account of monies expended by the Commissioners for Reduction of the National Debt, with the Capital Stock obtained for 1802 ; 
LXIM 229, (P. 240,) (App. 695.) 


Account of average price in money at which every one hundred pounds has been obtained ; Lx1x. 229, (P. 240,) (App. 695.) 
Account showing the price in money payable for every one hundred pounds Capital Stock; Lx1x. 229, (Pp. 240,) (App. 695.) 


Account of monies expended by the Commissioners for Reduction of the National Debt, with amount of Capital Stock obtained for same 
in any of the public funds, bearing interest at £.3 per cent from 1793 to 1801; several other Accounts relating to the National 
Debt and Loans; Lx1x. 249, P. (App. 696.) 


Account of average price paid by the Commissioners for Reduction of the National Debt for all Capital Stock in any of the Public Funds; 
LXIX. 293, P. (App. 697.) 


Account of value of Funded and Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, 1 F ebruary 1816; Lxx1. 369, P. (App. 779.) 
Account of Unfunded Debt of Great Britain, and demands outstanding on 5 January 1817, under particular heads ; Lx x11. 129, P. 


Account showing amount of money laid out in the purchase of Stock by the Commissioners for redeeming the National Debt, in each 
month from § October 1817 to 5 February 1818; Lxx1I1. 241, (App. 565.) 


Account of Sums applied in Ireland by the Commissioners fer the Reduction of the National Debt; 1818; Lxx111. 172.——1819; 
LXXIV, 97. 


1852. Account 





























































1853. 
1854. 
1855. 
1956. 


1857. 


1859. 
1860. 


1861. 
1862. 
1863. 
1864. 
1965, 


1866. 
1867. 


1868. 


1869. 
1870. 


1871. 


1872. 


1873. 


1874. 


1875. 


1876. 


1877. 
1878. 


1879. 
1880. 
1881. 


. 1882. 
1883. 


1884. 


1885. 


1886. 
1887. 


1888. 
1889. 


1890. 


1892, 


1893. 







ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continaed. 


Debt, National—continued. 
Account of Unfunded Debt in Exchequer Bills, outstanding on 5 January 1819; LXXIV. 112, P. (Appi 704.) 


Account showing amount of money invested by the Commissioners for Reduction of the National Debt, in the purchase of Capital Stock 
in any of the public fands, &amp;c. in the year ending 15 June 1816; LxxIv. 397, P. (App. 789.) 

Account of amount of Capital Stock and of Interest annually payable thereon, which would nave been assigned over to and obtained by 
the Commissioners: in exchange for Money invested by them, in the year ending 15 June 1816; Lxx1v. 397, Pp. (App. 789.) 

Account showing amount of Money invested by the Commissioners for Reduction of the National Debt in the purchase of Capital Stock, 
in the years ending 12 June 1814, 16 November 1814, 14 June 1815, and 15 June 1816; LxxIv. 454, P. (App. 790.) 


Account of amount of Capital Stock and Interest which would have been assigned over to, and obtained by, the Commissioners for 
Reduction of the National Debt, in exchange for the sum invested by them in the year ending 12 June 1814; LXXIv. 454, P. 
(App. 79°-) 

Similar Accounts applicable ‘to the years ending 16 November 1814, 14 June 1815, and 15 June 1816; LxxIv. 454, P. (App. 790.) 


Account of amount of any Public Funds, Stocks: or Ar .. sities, which have been transferred from Great Britain te Ireland, since 
5 January 1817; LXxIv. 473, P. (App. 790.) 


Account of total amount of National Debt, in each year from 1 February 1786 to 5 January 1819; Lxxtv. 473, P. (App. 791.) 


Copy of Case submitted by order of the Lords of the Treasury to the Attorney and Solicitor General, respecting the management of the 
Public Debt; Lxx1v. 500, (P. 501,) (App. 792.) 


Account of amount of Public Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, and Interest thereon, in British currency, as it stoodon 5 January in 
each year, from 1786 to 1819; (Ordered, LX x1V. 595, but not presented.) 


Account of amount of Public Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, and interest thereon, in British currency, from 1786 to 1819; 
LXXv. 72, P. (App.615.) 


Account of Sums applied in Great Britain by the Commissioners for reduction of National Debt, for one year, ending 5 January 1820; 
==—Ditto, in Ireland; txxv. 97. 





Account of amount of Public Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, and Interest thereon, as it stood on § January 1820, in separate 
columns; Lxxv. 280, Pp. (App. 623.) 


Account of total amount of Funded Debt of the United Kingdom, on 5 January 1817, 1818, 1819, and 1820; Lxxv. 321, P. 
(App. 625.) 
Account of total amount of the whole Unfunded Debt, on 5 January 1817, 1818, 1819, and 1820; Lxxv. 321, p. (App. 625.) 


Account of Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland,in Exchequer bills and Irish Treasury bills, authorized to be issued and charged 
upon the aids or supplies of 1818, 1819, and 1820; Lxxv. 268, Pp. (App. 555-) 


Account of the capital sums transferred in the Public Funds, from the books of the Bank of England to the books of the Bank of Ireland, 
under Act 57 Geo. III, c.793 (Ordered,.uxxv. 367, but not presented.) 


Account of total amount of Unredeemed Debt in Ireland, on 5 January 1818, 1819, and 1820; Lxxv. 392, P. (App. 625.) 


Account of prices on the English Stock Exchange on the first market day in every month, from 5 January 1817.—Of all descriptions 
of Stock which might have been transferred to Ireland, under Act 57 Geo. III, c.79; LUxxv. 392, P. (App. 881.) 


A similar account of prices for the same period, of 3} per cent and 5 per cent Government Stock or Annuities, the interest or dividend 
on which are payable in Ireland; (Ordered, Lxxv. 367, but not presented.) 


Account of Exchange from Dublin on London, on the first exchange day in each month, from 1 January 1817 ; (Ordered, Lxxv. 367, 
but not presented.) 


Abstract, showing amount of sums raised, and the increase thereby, of Public Funded Debt of Ireland, since the Union to 5 January 
1804; LIx. 385, P. (App. 798.) 


Particulars of Unfunded Debt of Ireland on 5 January 1805; Lx. 183, Pp. (App. 820.) 


Account of amount of Debt of Ireland payable in Great Britain, redeemed by the Commissioners for redeeming the Public Debt, down 
to 1 February 1805; Lx. 413, Pp. (App. 928.) 


Account of Debt of Ireland, the interest whereof is paid by the Bank of Ireland, showing the charge of management on 1 January 
1808 ; LXIII. 303, P. (App. 685.) 
Account of Funded Debt of Ireland, so far as same has accrued since 5 October 1800; (Ordered, Lxv111. 443, but not presented.) 


Estimate of charge during the year 1816 on account of Ireland, and of the Unfunded Debt and Floating Debt; Lxx1. 412, 
(App. 780.) 

Estimate of all other charges on account of the Civil Government of Ireland, and of the Unfunded and Floating Debt; Lx x1.412,(App.'780.) 

Abstract of amount of Public Funded Debt of Ireland on § January 1816; Lxx1. 368, Pp. (App. 777.) 

Account, showing amount of the Public Funded Debt of Ireland, redeemed and unredeemed, &amp;c. for the years ending 1 February 1816 
and 1 February 1817 ; LX x11. 443, (App. 631.) 


See infra, 2380-2422. 


Debtors : 


Account of number of persons confined for Debt in the Fleet, King’s Bench and Marshalsea prisons. Several other Accounts relating to 
Prisoners ; LX VIII. 404, 414. 


Return of number of Debtors to the Crown confined in the prisons of the Fleet and King’s Bench ; Lxv111. 530,537. Dittoin the dif- 
ferent gaols of England; Lxxiv. 444, (P 447,) (App. 1096.) 


Accounts of number of Prisoners for Debt in the King’s Bench ‘and Fleet prisons at several periods, and of persons discharged ; and of 
the names, trades, and descriptions of persons who have applied to be discharged under Acts 53 &amp; 54 Geo. III; tx x. 69, (P. go;) 
73, (B- 105-) 


Account of . persons confined fur Debt in the several prisons of Ireland, from 1811 to 1815; (Ordered, LXx. 399, but not presented till) 
LXXI. 312, (P. 331-) 
Account of gross produce of Debts of Petitioners in Insolvent Debtors Court; Lx x1. 232, Pp. (App. 999.) 


Accounts of persons in England and Wales delivered from prison under Insolvent Debtors Act 53 Geo. III, with amount of their Debts 
and of number of persons remanded; Lx x1. 312. 


Account of persons now confined for Debt in England and Wales; Lx x1. 351. 

Account of number of persons discharged and remanded by the Commissioner of Insolvent Debtors Court; Lx x11. 211, (P. 239;) 
(App. 839.) ! 

Account of aggregate amount of Debts; Lxx11. 211, (Pp. 239,) (App. 839.) 

Return of persons imprisoned in the King’s Bench, Fleet and Marshalsea prisons, from 1 January 1816 to 1 January 1817; LxxuI. 
355; 362, (P. 388.) 


Return of total number of Insolvent Debtors discharged by the Court of His Majesty’s Commissioner ;—of persons remanded ;—of 


cases in which the Court has permitted a creditor to proceed against any new acquired estate ; (Ordered, Lx x111. 424, but not 
presented.) 


Return of all persons discharged under the Insolvent Acts up to 1 February 1819, and of all instances in which Debtors have 


been remanded under the said Act. (Ordered; uxxiv. 52. Order discharged, and other Accounts ordered, 112, but not 
presented.) 


1894. Return 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) P 












1894. 






























































1895. 


1896. 


1898. 
1899. 


1900. 
1901. 


1902. 


1906. 


1907. 


1909. 


1910. 
1911. 


1912. 


1913. 


1914. 


1915. 


1916. 


1917. 


1908. 


1918. 


1919. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





Debtors—continued. 


Return of all persons who have petitioned to be discharged out of custody under the Insolvent Acts in England, from the last Return in 
1815; LXXIV. 397, (P. 440.) (Order for printing discharged, 461.) - 


Account of aggregate number of persons discharged by the Commissioner of the Court up to 1 February 1819, and of Monies collected 
by their Assignees; LX XIV. 212, P. 397, (P- 440,) (App. 1140.) 


Account of gross amount of Debts stated by the several Insolvents in their Schedules; Lxx1v. 397, (P: 440.) 
Account of number of Insolvent Estates which the Provisional Assignee has assigned; Lx xIv. 212, P. (App. 1140.) 
Account of gross amount of Monies got in by the Receiver of the Court ; Lx xIv. 212, p. (App. 1140.) 


Account of gross amount of Monies paid by the Receiver to Assignees and others, up to 31 December 1818, and amount of the Fund in 
the hands of the Receiver; Lx xiv. 212, Pp. (App. 1140.) 


Account of persons acting as Agents to the Insolvent Debtors Court, &amp;c.; tx xiv. 212, p. (App. 1140.) 


Account of persons committed to the different prisons in England and Wales for Debt, from 31 December 1797 to 1 January’1819; 
LXXIV. 347, P. 


oon ft aggregate number of persons who have been discharged under the Insolvent Debtors Act; Lxxiv. 445, (P- 446,) 

pp- 1140.) 

Account of gross amount of all Monies received for fees or other charges by the said Court, or any of its officers; LXXIV. 445, 
(Pp. 446,) (App. 1140.) 


Account of number of persons imprisoned for Debt in Scotland during three years preceding 31 December 1818; LxxIv. 397, P. 
Declarations :—See infra, 3044. 


Deeds :—Return of Persons holding situations or employments in the office of Public Register of Deeds in Ireland; Lx x11. 476, P. 
See infra, 2551. 4777. 


Demands outstanding :——Comparative statement of the Demands outstanding (exclusive of Navy Debt), on 5 January 1805 
and 1806 ; Lx1. 365, (Pp. 366,) (App. 729.) 


Demerara :——Copy of Treasury Order establishing a Table or Docket of Fees for the ports of Demarara and Berbice, dated 
20 August 1819; Report of Commissioners of Revenue Enquiry, and other Papers; Lxxv. 477, (P. 478.) 
See infra, 5167-5172. 
Denmark : 


Copy of a Note from Mr. Rist to Viscount Howick, dated March 9, 1807; and also of a Note from Viscount Howick to Mr. Rist, 
17 March 1807; Lxu11. §4, (App. 511.) 


Copy of Act of Accession of the King of Denmark and Norway to the convention of the 17 June 1801 ; and acceptance of His Majesty, 
and translation ; LxX11. 435, (App. 925-) 


Copy of Treaty of Peace between His Majesty and the King of Denmark, signed at Kiel, 14 January 1814; Lxx. 169, (App. 612.) 
Account of exports from Great Britain to Denmark, from 5 January 1798 to § January 1808 ; Lx1I1. 207, ep. (App. 757.) 
See supra, 1532-1540 ; infra, 4366. 4380. 


Destitute, Refuge for :—Copy of Letter from Lord Sidmouth to the Treasury, dated 15 February 1814; enclosing Memorial 
from the Society called the Refuge for the Destitute; Lx1x. 138, p. (App. 603.) 


Devon, County Rate :—Copy of County Rate for Devonshire ; (Ordered, Lx1x. 264, but not presented.) 
Diocesan Returns :—See supra, 1283-1303. 
Disease, Ireland :—Copies of all Letters, Reports, or other Information received by the Government of Ireland, respecting the 


state of Disease since March 1818 ; Lx xIv. 294. Abstract of Communication received at Dublin Castle from the Board 
of Health respecting the state of Disease in Jreland; Lx xiv. 397. 





Disposition of Money : 


Account showing how the Public Money remaining in the Exchequer at certain periods, together with Monies paid into the same during, 

the following year, have been applied ; viz. On 5 January 1800; LvI. 91, P. 331, (P. 332,) (App. 815;) 621, (P. 622,) 

(App. 893.)——On § January 1801; Lvir. 408, (P. 409,) (App. 915.}»——On 5 January 1802; Lviir. 294, P. (App. 913.) 
On 5 January 1803; LIx. 179, P. (App. 588.)——On 5 January 1804; Lx. 161, Pp. (App. 774.)——-On 5 January 
1805 ; Lx1. 167, Pp. (App. 658..\——-On 5 January 1806 ; Lx11. 298, p. (App. 506.)——On 5 January 1807; Lx111. 206, p. 
(App. 718.)———On 5 January 1808; yx1v. 176, Pp. (App. 552.)———On § January 1809; Lxv. 218, Pp. (App. 651.)—— 
On 5 January 1810; LXvi. 205, P. (App. 599.) On § January 1811; Lxvil. 222, Pp. (App. 709.)——-On 5 January 
1812; uXvIII. 340, P. (App. 809.)——On 5 January 1813 ; LXIxX. 152, P. (App. 721.)———On 5 January 1814; Lxx. 
181, Pp. (App. 689.)———On 5 January 1815; Lxx1i. 243, (P. 244,) (App. 805.)——-On § January 1816; Lxx1I. 179, P. 
(App. 655.)———On 5, January 1817; Lxxi11. 218, Pp. (Order for printing discharged, and account to be returned to be made 
perfect, 225 ;) presented, 361, Pp. (App. 611.)——-On 5 January 1818; Lxxiv. 270, P. (App. 835.)——-On § January 1819; 
LXXv. 156, Pp. (App. 669.) 


Account showing how Monies given for the service of the year have been disposed of ; 1800; Lx1. 98, P. (App. 767.)——1801 ; 
Lvil. 87, (p.156,) (App. 718.)\——1802 ; Lv1i1. 199, P. (App. 812.)——1803 ;_ LIx. 151, P. (App. 597.)——1804; Lx. 
56, (Pp. 85,) (App. 783.) ——1805 ; Lx1. 134, P. (App. 663.) 1806 ; Lx11. 193, P. (App. §11.)——-1807 ; Lx111. 214, P. 
(App. 718.)——1808 ; Lx1v. 164, Pp. (App. 558.)———1809; Lxv. 215, P. (App. 659.)——1810; Lx v1. 256, Pp. (App. 520.) 
——1811; LXVII. 234, (P. 244,) (App. '717.)——1812 ; Lxviin. 348, P. (App. 817.)——1813 ; Lxrx. 152, Pp. (App. 728.) 
——1814; uxx. 185, P. (App. 696.)——-1815; Lxx1. 243, (P- 244,) (App. 812.}——1816; Lxx11. 187, Pp. (App. 666.) 
—~1817; Lxxi1. 218, Pp. (App. 622.)——1818; txxiv. 270, Pp. (App.846.)——-1819 ; Lx xv. 207, Pp. (App. 680.) 


Account of distribution of Votes of Credit; 1800; Lv. 391, P. (App. 842.)——1801 ; Lvir. 81, P. (App. 717.}»——1803;_ LIx. 
179, P. (App. 615.)——1804; Lx. 60, (Pp. 76,) (App. 720.)——1805 ; Lx1. 365, P. (App. 729.1806; Lx1I. 709, 
(App. 902.)——1807 ; Lx111. 296, (App. 845.)———1808 ; Lxiv. 201, (Pp. 226,) (App. 478.)——1809; Lxv. 346, P. 
(App. 567.) ——1810 ; Lxv1. 207, Pp. (App. 607.)———1811 ; LX VII. 355, P- (App. 615.) ——1812 ; LXviII. 420, P. (App. 733.) 
——1813; LX1x. 239, P. (App. 570.)———1814 ; Lxx. 13, P. (App. 497.)-—— 1815 ; LXX1. 393, P. (App. 626.) 


A particular account of Sums stated in the account of Disposition of Grants, as remaining in the Exchequer, and to be raised; L1x. 185. 








Disposition of Money, Ireland : 


Account showing how the Money given for the year has been disposed of; 1800; Lv1. 226, p. (App.'790.)———1801 ; LVII. 225, 
(P. 233,) (App. 795.1802; Lv111. 213, (P. 230,) (App. 843.)——1803 ; L1x. 183, P. (App. 614.)-——1804; Lx. 131, P. 
(App. 800.)\——1805 ; Lx1. 82, (P.119,) (App. 683.)——1806; Lx11. 213, P. (App. 531-)——1807 ; LXxIII. 154, P. 
(App. 729.)——1808 ; LxIv. 113, (P. 138,) (App. 577--——1809; Lxv. 146, P. (App. 677.1810; Lxv1. 147, P. 
(App. 625.)——~1811 ; Lxvit. 185, (P. 205,) (App. 735.)——1812 ; Lxvi1I. 340, P. (App. 8399.)———1813 ; LXIx. 190, P. 
ae. 9 ia Lxx. 164, (P. 188,) (App. 717..——1815 ; Lxx1. 146, P. (App. 835.)——1816 ; Lxxrt. 184, P. 
App. 685.) 


1920. Account 


1921. 
1922. 


1923. 


1924, 


1925. 


1926. 
1927. 
1928. 


1929. 


1930. 


1931, 
1932. 


1933. 
1934. 
1935. 


1936. 


1937. 


1938. 


1942. 


1943. 


1944. 


1945. 


1946. 


1947. 
1948. 


1950. 


1951. 
1952. 


1953. 
1954. 


1955. 


- 1956. - 






ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 59 


Disposition of Money, Ireland—continued. 


Account. showing how the Public Money remaining in the Exchequer of Ireland at certain periods, together with the Moniés paid into 
the same during the following year have been applied ; viz. 5 January 1800; tv1. 653, P.——»5 January 1801 ; Lv11. 396, P. 
(App. 881.)——5 January 1802; tvim1. 356, P. (App. 960.)}——-5 January 1803; LIx. 274, (Pp. 280,) (App. 612.}—— 
§ January 1804; Lx. 120, Pp. (App. 797.)——5 January 1805; Lx1. 82, (r.119,) (App. 679.)———-5, January 1806; uxrr. 
213, P. (App. §27.»&gt;——5 January 1807 ; LxIII. 154,P. (App, '725-.)———5 January 1808 ; Lx1v. 137, Pp. (App. 573.)— 
5 January 1809; Lxv. 146, P. (App. 673.)——5 January 1810; LXxvI. 147, Pp. (App. 621.)——5 January 1811; Lxvrt. 


178, (P. 205,) (App. 731.)——5 January 1812; LXvItII. 340, Pp. (App. 835.)——5 January 1813 ; Lxrx. 190, Pp. (App. 745.) 
——5 January 1814; Lxx. 164, (Pp. 188,) (App.'713.)——5 January 1815; Lxxr. 146, Pp. (App. 831.)——5 January 1816; 
LXXxil. 184, vp. (App. 681.) 


Account of particulars of Sum stated in the Return of the Disposition of Grants in Ireland, for 1803 ; L1x. 377. 
Account of application of £. 500,000 granted for the service of Ireland for 1803 ; L1x. 269, (App. 742.) 


Distilleries and Distillation : 


Account of number of Distilleries in England, specifying the place where each Distillery is situated ; and of Stills in every such Dis- 
tillery ; Lv111. 510, (P. 539,) (App. 1132.) 

Account of Rectifying Distilleries in Eugland, specifying the places where every such Rectifying Distillery is situated; and of Stills for 
rectifying in every such Distillery; Lvi11. 510, (P. 539,) (App. 1133.) 

Acconnt of stock of gross and rectified Spirits in hand in every such Rectifying Distillery, on 5 January 1802 and 5 January 1803 ; 
LVIII. 510, (P. 539,) (App. 1136.) 

Accounts of a similar nature relating to the Distillery in Ireland and Scotland ; Lv11r. 471, 491, 510, (P. 539,) (App. 1137-1140.) 

Copy of Proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland, for prohibiting Distillation from oats and oatmeal ; 11x. 27. 

Account of Distillers by name, who made entries and took out licences for distilling Spirits for exportation on 1 October 1805; Lx1. 
355, (P. 366,) (App. 847-) 

Account of Distillers by name who made entries of any houses or places, and took out licences for distilling Spirits, for exportation from 
Scotland to England; ix11. 316. 

Return of number of Still Gallons licensed in England, with number of gallons of Spirits on which duty has been paid, in 1805, 1806, 
and 1807; Lx111. 147, (App. 688.) 

Ditto - - - in Scotland; ix111. 119, (App. 676.) 

Ditto - - - in Ireland ; (Ordered, Lx111. 67, but not presented.) 


Copy of Memorial of 27 March 1811, from London Distillers to the Lords of the Treasury; Lxvi. 227, (App. 637.) 
Copy of Memorial or Representation from the Distillers of Scotland; uxv1. 227, (App. 637.) 


Account of Distillers in Scotland that have made entries to work for exportation to England since November 1808.—Several other 
Accounts relating to the Distillery in Scotland; Lx1x. 260, Pp. (App. 761.) 


Account of number of Stills and Utensils, employed in the making of Spirits unlawfully, seized by the officers of Excise; Lx1x. 
313, P- , 

Account of number and amount of Fines imposed on the several townlands or parishes in different counties of Ireland, on account of - 
Illicit Distillation, 1813 and 1814; Lxx. 361, Pp. (App. 877.) 


Return of Sums paid since August 1806, to the several Solicitors employed in prosecuting on informations of Illicit Distillation ; 
LXXI. 307, (P. 308.) 


Account of Corn Distilleries in England; the number of Stills, and the times they have been worked; Lxx1. 379, P. 
Return of number and names of all collectors of fines for Illicit Distillation, and of number and amount of fines imposed on parishes in 
Ireland; Lx x1. 386, P. 405, P. 


Account of number of processes issued by the Court of Exchequer in Scotland in prosecutions for defrauding the Revenue by Illicit 
Distillation.—Several other Accounts relating to Stills seized.—Processes on account of deforcement, fines, and informations ; 
(Ordered, Lxx1. 316; Orders for these Accounts discharged ; others made, 330, but not presented.) 


Return to be made forthwith to such part of Orders of 15 May 1817, for Papers relating to the Distilleries in Londonderry and Donegal 
as have not been complied with; LXXIII. 105, P. 233, P. 279, P. 


Account of subsistence, as also rewards paid to the military and constables employed in the suppression of Private Distillation, &amp;¢. 
in Ireland; ux x111. 316, (P. 321.) 


Accounts of names of Distillers for home consumption in Scotland, from 10 November 1816 to 5 April 1818 ; Lxxr11. 403, (P. 412,) 
(App. 705-) 


Returns of number of Still Fines imposed for Illicit Distillation, in the several counties in Ireland, from January 1814 to 5 January 


1819 ; of persons convicted and fines imposed ; Lx x1v. 350, P. (App. 910, 911.) 


Return of names of such Distilleries in the lowlands of Scotland, wrought between 1 December 1813 and 1 October 1814, as have not 
been wrought since 1 January 1819; LXXIV.442, P. 


Return of total number of Stills licensed in Scotland from 1 January 1817 to 31 December 1818; LxxIVv. 491. 


Returns of number of Informations lodged with the Clerks of the Peace in Ireland, against persons concerned in Illicit Distillation, 
from 1 January 1816 to 1 April 1819 ; also, of acquittals and convictions thereupon, and of Stills licensed; Lx x1v. 546, (P.554.) 


Copy of Letter or Memorial of the Rectifying Distillers in London, dated 28 June 1820 ; Lxxv. 422, P. 
See infra, 4822-4838. 
Disturbances in Ireland : 


Copies and Extracts of Papers containing Secret Information, relative to the state or Ireland, and to the proceedings of certain 
disaffected persons (sealed up); Lv1. 259, 269. 


Statement of the nature and extent of the Disturbances which have recently prevailed in Ireland; ux x1. 461, P. 


Copy of Proclamation enforcing the Peace Preservation Act in certain baronies of Louth; Proclamation enforcing the Insurrection Act, 
and other Papers; LxxII. 272, P. 


Return of number of persons who may have been transported from Ireland under the provisions of the Insurrection Act; Lx x11. 389. 


Account of Proclamations issued under Acts 54 Geo. III, c. 131, and 55 Geo. III, c. 13, specifying the Districts declared to be ina state 
of Disturbance; Lx XIII. 105, Pp. (App. 815.) 


Account of Proclamations issued under Acts 54 Geo. III, c. 131, and 55 Geo. III, c. 13, specifying the Districts declared to be in a stete 
of Disturbance ; and of Salaries, Allowances and Expenses incurred in consequence thereof; LxXIv. 251, (App. 1186.) 


See infra, 2943. 4486-4489. 
Dividends :-—See supra, 926-929. 984, 985; infra, 5083-5087. 
Dixon &amp; Co. :—See infra, 2542. 


Dock Yards :—Further Proceedings of the Lords of the Admiralty respecting the matters stated in the Reports of the Committee 
of Finance, so far as they relate to the Dock Yards; iv1. 36, (P. 39.) 
See infra, 2549. 3529. 3538. 3541- 3545. 3576, 3577- 3650. 3682. 
Dollars : 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 











1957. 


1958. 


1959. 


1960, 


1961. 


1962, 


1963. 


1964, 


1965. 


1966. 


1967. 


1968. 


1969. 


1970, 


1971. 


1972. 


1973. 
1974. 
1975. 


ACCOUNTS. AND PAPERS—continued. 


Dollars :—See supra, 969-974. 991. 


Domingo, St. ‘Account of quantity and value of Goods exported from Great Britain to ‘St. Domingo, for the last five years ; 
LX1X. 385, B. (App. 765.) 


Dominica :—See supra, 1454, 1455; infra, 4645,.4646. 


Donaghadee. :—See infra, 3717, 3718. 
Donegal :—See supra, 1942. 2514, 2515. 


Dover Harbour :—Account of receipt and application of Monies received by the: Warden and Assistants) of the Harbour of 
Dover ; from October 1807 to October 1809; LXV. 495- To October 1810; Lxvi.319. To October 1811; LxXvII. 























410. To October 1812; ~xviir. 528. To October 1813; Lx1x. §17.——To October 1814; Lxx. 345. To 
October 1815; Lxx1. 516. To October 1816 ; LxXxX1I. 445.——To October 1817; LXXIII. 291. To October 1818 ; 
LXXIV. 351. 
See supra, 1187, 1188. 
Drake, William : 


Copies of all Papers showing in what capacity William Drake served on board certain ships; and Account showing the term of 
service in the Navy, and amount of any Pension which has been, or is now paid to William Drake by the Chest at Greenwich; 
LXII. 214, P. 244, P. 


Copy of the Smart Ticket produced by William Drake, whereby he received a pension from the Chest at Greenwieh, and Copy of the 
Sick Ticket sent from H. M. Ship “ Director,” to the hospital at Yarmouth; 1x11. 319. 


Droits of the Admiralty &gt;— See supra, 50-52. 60. 75, 76. 83. 97, 98. 101-103. 106, 107. 113. 
Droits of the Crown :—See supra, 52, 53. 60. 97, 98. 101-103. 107. 113. 


Dublin : 


Andrew's, St., Parish Church, Dublin :—£stimate of Sum necessary to complete Repair of; 1805; Lx. 117, (App. 713.).— 
1806; Lx1. 187, (App. 762.) 


Coal Yards, Public :—Account of ; u.v1. 97, 


Custom House Docks :—¥stimate of Expense of making the new Custom House Docks; and Account of all Sums expended 
upon the formation of the Wet Docks near the Custom House, Dublin; (Ordered, Lxx11. 319, but not presented.) 


Female Orphan House, Dublin :—¥stimate for; 1802; v1. 262, (App. 818.}——1803; Lv11I. 125, (App. 7923) 320, 
(App. 932.)——-1804; tix. 46, (App. 516.) 1805; Lx. 91, (App. 701.}——1806; Lx1. 187, (App. 749.)——1807 ; 
LXII. 112, Pp. (App. 461 ;) 669, (App. 877.)———1808 ;_Lx111. 194, (P. 211,) (App. 668.)\——-1809; LxIv. 50, (App. 496.) 
1810; Lxv. 104, (App. §91.)——1811; LxvI. 175, (App. 546.) 1812 ; Lxvit. 85, (App. 659.) ———1813 5, LX VIII. 
317, (App. 760.)——1814 ; Lx1x. 184, (App. 623..——-18 15; Lx x. 180, Pp. (App. §90.)——-1816 ; Lx x1. 335, (App. 654.) 
——1817; LxxiI. 179, (App. 593-)-——1818 ; Lxx1II. 245, (App. 526.)———-1819; LxxIv. 512, (P. 5977,) (App. 732.) 
——1820; Lxxv. 314, (App. 572.) 











Fever Hospital Cork-street, Dublin, and House of Recovery : 


Estimate of Expense of maintenance of; 1802; Lvir. 314, (App. 854.-——1803; Lv1II. 125, (App. 794.)———-1804; Lrx. 46, 
(App. 518.)——-1805; Lx. 91, (App. 702.)——-1806;  Lx1. 187, (App. 571.)———1807 ; LxII. 112, Pp. (App. 462;) 669, 
(App. 879.) 1808; LXIIT. 194, (P. 211,) (App. 670.) 1809; LXIv. 50, (App. 499.)——-1810 ; Lx v. 104, (App. 595.) 
1811; LXxvI. 175, (App. 550..———1812; Lxvut. 86, (App.663.)——~-1813 ; Lxviil. 317, (App. 762.)———-1814; Lx1x. 184, 
(App. 628.)——-1815; Lx x. 180, Pp. (App. 592.)———-1816; Lx x1. 335, (App. 659.)——1817; Lx x11. 179, (App. 594.)—— 
1818; LXx1rt. 245, (App. 528.)——1819; LX XIV. 512, (P. 577,) (App. 733.)——-1820; Lx xv. 314, (App. 574.) 


Return of number of Patients admitted in 1814, 1815, 1816, and 1817; LXXIII. 410. 








Foundling Hospital, Dublin :—¥stimate of Expense of; 1802; %v1t. 262, (App. 817.)——1803 ; LV111. 125, (App. 793.)-—— 
1804; Lix. 46, (App. 517.+—-1805; LXx..g1, (App. 700.) 1806; tx1. 187, (App. 748.)——-1807; LxII. 112, P. 
(App. 460;) 669, (App. 876.) ——1808;, Lx11I. 194, (P. 211,) (App. 667.)——-1809; Lxiv. 50, (App. 495.)———1810; 
LXV. 104, (App. 588.)———1811 ; LX VI. 175, (App. 544.)-———1812; Lxvit. 85, (App. 657.)——1813; Exvii4. 358, (App. 766.) 
—1814; Lx1x. 184, (App. 621.)——1815; Lxx. 180, p.(App. 588.)——1816; Lx x1. 335, (App. 652.)———1817 ; Lx x11. 179, 
(App. 590.}»——1818; Lxxi11. 245, (App. 523-———1819; LxxIv. 512, (P. 577,) (App. 729.)——-1820; Lxxv. 314, 
(App+. 579.) 


Harbour :— Account of Corporation for improving Dublin Harbour, for one year ending 24 June 1800; LVI. 97. 





Hospital for Incurables, Dublin :—E£stimate for; 1816; Lxx1. 458, (App. 666.)——1817; Lxx11. 179, (App. 595.)-— 
1818; LXXx1II. 245, (App. 528.)——1819; LXXIV. 512, (P. 577,) (App. 734.)-———1820; LXXv.314, (App. 574.) 


Hotel Keepers :—Account of amount paid by the Hotel Keepers of Dublin to the Police Establishment, 1819; Lxxrv. 602, 
(Pp. 609.) 


Improvement :——Return of Contracts or Agreements made since the 23d day of July 1803, for purchase of houses, &amp;c, surrounding 
the Castle of Dublin; Lx.219, P. 


Industry, House of, Dublin: 


Estimates of Expense of supporting; 1802; Lvi1. 262, (App. 816.) 1803 5, Lv 111. 125, (App. 794.) ——1804; L1x. 46. (App. 519.) 
1805; Lx. 91, (App. 702.)——1806 ; Lx1. 187, (App. 750.»-——1807 ; Lx11. 112, P. (App. 4625) 669, (App. 878.)—— 
1808 ; LXIII. 194, (. 211,) (App. 669.) 1809; Lxiv. 50, (App. 498.)——1810; Lxv. 104, (App. 589.)——1811 ; 
Lxvt. 175, (App. §45)——1812; Lxvit. 85, (App. 658.)——1813; Lxviir. 358, (App. '767.)——1814; Lx1x. 184, 
(App. 622.)——-1815; Lx x. 180, Pp. (App. 588.)——1816 ;, Lx x1. 335, (App. 653.)——1817 ; Lx x11. 179, (App. 591.-—— 
1818; LXXIII. 245, (App. 524.)———1819; LX XIV. 512, (P.577,) (App. 730.)—-—-1820 ; Lx xv. 314, (App. 571.) 


Account of Governors of the House of Industry for one year to 31 March 1800; Lv1. 97. 
Copy of Report of Commissioners appointed by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to inspect the House of Industry; Lxxv. 232, P. 


Return of manner in which the present Governors, and the Secretary and Assistant Treasurer of the House of Industry, Dublin, were 
appointed or selected); 1x xiv. 629, P. 








Lighting :—See infra, 1978-1989. 
Lying-in 




































ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Dublin— continued. 


1976. Lying-in Hospital, Dublin :—£stimate for; 1804; 11x. 46, (App. 521.)——1805; Lx. 91, (App.'703.)——1806; Lx1. 


1977. 


1979. 


1980. 
1981. 


1982. 
1983. 
1984. 
1985. 
1986. 
1987. 
1988. 


1989. 


1990. 


1991. 
1992. 
1993. 
1994. 
1995. 
1996, 
1997. 


1998. 


1999. 


2000. 
2001. 


2003. 


2005. 


2007. 


2009. 
2010. 


2011. 


187, (App. 751..——1807; Lx1I. 112, Pp. (App. 463 ;) 669, (App. 879.-——1808; Lx111. 194, (e. 211,) (App. 670.) 
— 1809; LxIv. 50, (App. 499-.-——1810; Lxv. 104, (App. 594.)———-1811; LXVI. 175, (App. 550.)}——1812; 
Lxvit. 86, (App. 663.)——1813 ; Lxvitt. 317, (App. 761.)\——-1814; uxrx. 184, (App. 627.-—~1815; Lxx. 180, P. 
(App. 591.)———1816 ; Lxx1. 335, (App. 659--——1817 ; Lxx1I. 179, (App. 594.)--—-1818; Lxxtir. 245, (App. 527.) 
——1819 ; LXXIV. 512, (P. 577,) (App. 732.)———-1820 ; Lxxv. 314, (App. 573-) 


Mail :—Account of Expenses of conveying the Mail to and from Dublin to the Pigeon House, and also from Dublin to Howth ; 
(Ordered, LX xX1v. 516, but not presented.) 


Paving, Lighting, and Cleansing Dublin: 


Estimates for; 1803; Lvi11. 125, (App. 796.)———~-1804; L1x. 46, (App. 520.)———-1805 ; Lx. 57, (App. 698.)———-1806 ;_ Lx. 187, 
(App. 753-)——1807 ; Lx11. 112, P. (App. 465.) 


Report or Estimate made by the Commissioners of paving to the Irish Government, on the subject of lighting Dublin with Gas; 
LXXII. 140, P. 


Account of Commissioners for paving, cleansing and lighting, the Streets of Dublin, 1800; Lv1. 97. 


Account of monies collected and received by the Commissioners of Paving, &amp;c. Dublin, from 1 January 1801 to 5 January 1802 ; 
LVIII. 327, P. 


Accounts of the tax levied on the City of Dublin for Paving and Lighting the same, for 1800 and 1801; Lv111. 357, P. (App. 984.) 
Estimate of expenses of the Corporation for Paving, Cleansing and Lighting the streets of Dublin; Lx, 57, (App. 698.) 

Report of Commissioners appointed to enquire into the conduct of the said Corporation, 15 January 1806; Lx1. 26, (P.51.) 

Copies or extracts of correspondence on the subject of the late suspension of the Paving Board in Dublin; Lxr. 198, P. 

Estimates of expense of Commissioners for Paving Dublin ; 1x11. 698, (App. 901.) 

Report of Commissioners of Paving in Dublin to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, in January 1809; Lx1v. 212, (P. 218.) 


Copy of letters from the Ballast Office Commissioners, Commissioners of Wide Streets, and Grand Juries of the City of Dublin, to the 
Commissioners of Paving, relative to a certain paling ; and Return of number of lamps taken down since August 1807, by the 
Commissioners of Paving in Dublin; Lxiv. 235. 


Account of amount of the Paving and Lighting Tax of Dublin; txxv. 429, (Pr. 436.) 


Penitentiary, or House of Reform, in Dublin, for Young Criminals :—Estimate for, 1802 ; Lv11. 262 ; (App. 819.) 
——1803 ; LVIIII. 125, (App. 792.)———1804; Lix. 46, (App. 517.+——-1805; Lx.91, (App. 709.)——1806; 1x1. 187, 
(App. 750-) 


Police and Watch Establishments in Dublin: 


Estimate for; 1819; LXXIv. 512, (P. 577,) (App. 743.)——1820 ; Lxxv. 314, (App. 583.) 

Acceunt of receipts and disbursements of Alderman William Alexander, superintendant Magistrate; Lv. 97. 

Account of all sums received by the Superintendant Magistrate of Dublin ; Lx1. 248. 

Return of Police Establishment of Dublin under 48 Geo. III; tx1v. 410, Pp. 

Account of Sums raised, by local Tax or otherwise, for the support of the Police of Dublin in 1808 and 1809; Lxv. 292, (P. 309.) 
Copies of Correspondence relating to the Police Magistrates of Dublin; Lxvit. 511, P. 


Copy of Memorial presented to the Lord Lieutenant on 7 April 1812, by certain Citizens of Dublin respecting the Police Magistrates ; 
LXVII. 11, P. 


Pratique Dublin Port :—Fstimate of Expense of; 1801; Lv1. 134, (App. 779.1802; Lv11. 255, (App. 810.)-——1809 ; 

LVIII. 119, (App. 7'78.)——1804 ; L1x. 45, (App. 514.)——-1805 ; Lx. 332, (App. 713.) 1806; Lx. 186, (App. 746.) 

1807; x11. 83, (App. 445;) 668, (App. 874.)——1808; Lx111. 89, (P. 211,) (App. 665.)——-1809; Lxiv. 50, 

(App. 492.)——18 10 ; Lxv. 104, (App. 596.)——1811; Exvr. 174, (App. 541.)———1812 ; Lxvir. 85, (App. 656.) 1813; 

LXVIII. 317, (App. 764.)——1814; Lx1x. 199, (App. 631.}-——1815; Lxx. 180, Pp. (App. 596.)——1816; Lxx1. 335, 
(App. 663.)——1817 ; Lx x11. 179, (App. 602.)——-1818 ; LX x11. 245, (App. 538.) 











Prisons: 


Return of the greatest number of persons confined at any one period in the City Marshalsea of Dublin, during the last twelve months; 
Lx x11. 269, P. 


Return of Fees and Rents claimed of and paid by Prisoners, and Salaries and Emoluments of Gaoler and Turnkeys; Lx x11. 269, P. 
Similar Returns from Sheriff’s Prisons, and all other Prisons in Dublin ; Lx x11. 269, P. 


Return of gross amount of Salaries and Emoluments enjoyed by the Gaolers of the different Prisons of Dublin; Lxxt11. 259, P. 


Revenue : 


Account of Duties received by the Collector of the county of the city of Dublin, for three years ending 5 January 1808 and 1819 ; 
LXXIV. 204, (P. 237,) (App. 868). 


Returns of number and descriptions of Officers employed in the county of Dublin district for the collection of the Revenue in three 
years, ending January 1809 and January 1818; Lxx1v. 264, pe. (App. 870.) 


Roads: 


Account of amount of Tolls received on the Road from Dublin to Kilcullen for fourteen years, ending 5 March 1811 ; (Ordered, Uxvt. 
266, but not presented till) Lxv11. 89. 


Account of Sums expended on the above Road in the said period ; (Ordered, Lx v1. 266, but not presented till) Lxv11. 89. 
Sewer :— Account of Expense incurred in making a Sewer, &amp;c.; LXIVv. 235. 


Society for promoting Husbandry, &amp;c.:—stimate for; 1802; iv11. 262, (App. 819.) —- 1803; Lv111. 125, (App. 769.) 
——1804; 11x. 46, (App. 520.)—-1805 ; Lx. 91, (App. 709.)——1806 ; Lx1. 187, (App. 752.)——-1807 ; LXII. 112, P. 
(App. 464 ;) 669, (App. 881.)»——-1808 ; Lx111. 194, (P. 211,) (App. 671.)——-1809;, Lx1v. 50, (App. 493-1810; Lxv. 
104, (App. 592.)——1811; Lxvi.175, (App. 547.)—1812 ; Lxvit. 85, (App. 660.)——1813 ; Lx viii. 358, (App. 765.) 
——1814; Lx1x. 184, (App. 624.)\—-1815; Lxx. 180, Pp. (App. §86.)——-1816; Lx x1. 335, (App.655.)———-1817; LX x11. 
179, (App. 597-) 1818; Lx x11. 245, (App. 531.) —— 1819; LXXxIv. 512, (®. 577,) (App. 736.)——-1820; Lxxv. 
314, (App. 577-) 


Account of Receipt and Expenditure of all Monies by the Society ; LVI. 97. 
Account of additional Sum necessary for the Society ; iv. 250, (App. 809.) 


Water :—Estimate for supplying Dublin with Water (1816;) Lxx1. 458, (App. 666.) 
2012. Westmorland 


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2012. 


2013. 


2015. 


2016. 


2017. 
2018. 
2019. 


2020. 


2021. 


2022. 


2023. 


2024. 


2025. 


2026. 


2027. 
~ 2028. 
2029. 


2030. 
2031. 


2032. 


2033. 


2034. 
2035. 


Dublin—continued. 


Westmorland Lock Hospital, Dublin :—Fstimates for supporting; 1801 ; Lv1. 97——1802; vir. 262, (App. 819.) —— 

1803; Lviu. 125, (App. 794.)——1804; LIx. 46, (App. 518.}——1805; Lx. 91, (App. 701.)——1806; xr. 187, 

(App. 749.)——-1807; LXII. 112, Pp. (App. 461);) 669, (App. 878.)——1808; Lx111. 194, (P. 211,) (App. 668.)——1809 ; 

LXIV. 50, (App. 497.)———-1810 ; Lxv. 104, (App. 594.1811 ; LxvI. 175, (App. 549.)——1812 ; Lx vir. 86, (App. 662.) 

1813; Lxvuil. 317, (App. 761.) ——1814; Lx1x. 184, (App. 627.)——-1815; Lxx. 180, P. (App. 591.)——1816 ; 

LXXI. 335, (App. 658.)——1817; Lxx11. 179, (App. 593-)——1818; Lxxi11. 245, (App. 526.)\—1819; Lxx1v. 512, 
(P. 577,) (App. 732-.)———1820; Lxxv. 314, (App. 573-) See infra, 3493. 





Wide Streets, Dublin :—£stimates of expense of Commissioners of; 1802; Lv1t. 315, (App. 855.}——1803; Lvitr. 125, 
(App. 796.) ——1804 ; 11x, 46, (App. 520.) ——1805 ; Lx. g1, (App. 710 5) 117, (App. 713.)——1806 ; x1. 187, (App. 754.) 
——1807; LXII. 112, P. (App. 465;) 669, (App. 882.)——-1808 ; Lx1II. 194, (P. 211,) (App. 672.)——1809; LxIVv. 50, 
(App. 494.-——1810; Lxv. 104, (App. 593-) 1811; Lxvi. 175, (App. 548.)——1812; Lxvir. 85, (App. 661.)—— 
1813; LXViII. 358, (App. 765.)——1814; Lx1x. 184, (App. 626.)——1815 ; tx x. 180, P. (App. 587.) 1816; tx x1. 
335, (App. 657.)——1817; Lxx11. 197, (App.598.)———1818 ; Lx x111. 245, (App. 533-)——1819 ; LXxIv. 512, (P.°577,) 
(App. 737-)-——1820 ; Lxxv. 314, (App. 578.) 


Duff, Sir James :—See infra, 2708. 





Dumfries Road :—Report of Mr. Rennie respecting a Line of Road from Dumfries to Newton Stewart, by Loch Ken, with 
estimates and plans of bridges ; LX VI. 245. 


Dun’s Hospital :—Estimate for Sir Patrick Dun’s Hospital for one year,—to 5 January 1808; ix11.112, P. (App. 466;) 669, 


(App. 883.)}—— 1808; Lx111. 194, (P.211,) (App. 674.)\——1809; Lx1v. 50, (App. 500.)———1810; Lxv. 104, (App. 594.) 
——1811; LXxvi. 175, (App. 549.)———1812; Lxvul. 86, (App. 664.)——1813 ; Lx vill. 317, (App. 762.)——-1814; Lxrx. 
184, (App. 628.) 1815; Lx x. 180, Pp. (App. §91.)-——-1816 ; LX x1. 335, (App. 660.) 


Dundrum Pier : 
Estimate of a Pier for Dundrum Bay; Lx11. 740, (App. 913.) 
Letter from Commissioners of Customs and Port Duties in Ireland relating to Dundrum Pier; tx11. 761, (App. 916.) 
Account of expenditure of sum of £.7,771. 16s. granted for erection and completion of a Pier in Dundrum Bay ; Lx1v. 137, (P. 165.) 


Dunkirk, Ship :— Estimate of sum wanted to satisfy an award made by Dr. Swabey and Mr. Griffuble, respecting the loss of the 
ship Dunkirk; Lx11. 235, (App. 533;) 623, (App. 866.) 


Dunmore Harbour :—Estimate for Dunmore Harbour ; 1814; Lx1x. 267, (Pp. 306,) (App. 634.)——1815 ; Lx x. 372, (App. 


958.) 1817; Lxx11. 223, (App. 603.»——-1818; Lx x111. 338, (App. 541.)——1819 5 LX XIV. §12,(P.577,)(App. 742.) 
1820; LXxv. 314, (App. 582.) 








Dutch Colonies :—Account of sales of the several articles of produce received from the Estates of the Crown in the Dutch 
Colonies ; (Ordered, LX x1. 527, but not presented.) 


Dutch Commissioners :—Copy of letter from the Secretary of the Treasury to the Clerk of the Privy Council, respecting the 
Dutch Commissioners; Lxiv. 278, P. 


Dutch Officers :—Estimate of sum wanted to pay bills drawn for allowances to Dutch Officers; 1809; LxIv. 334, (App. 491.) 
——1811 ; “xvi. 271, (App. 538.) 


Dutch Property :— Papers relating to the produce of Dutch Property; Lx111. 298, Pp. (App. 749.) 


Dutch Ships :—Account of amount of valuation of the Dutch Ships which surrendered at the Helder on the 30th August 1799; 
Lv11. 566, (App. 990.) 
See supra, 57. 78. 80, 81. 92. 114. 1260. 
Duties : 


Estimate of Duties charged in Great Britain, and outstanding on bond or otherwise, on § January 1803 and 1804, respectively ; Lrx. 
203, P. (App. 683 ;) 209, Pp. (App. 686;) 241, P. (App. 686;) 263. 


Account of produce of all new and additional Duties imposed in the last session of Parliament in Ireland; Lxv1, 264, (Pp. 289 ;) 311, 
(Pp. 328,) (App. 634.) 


Return of new and additional Duties on the importation or exportation of goods, &amp;c. into or from Ireland, charged by any Acts since 
1 January 1801; Lx1. 463, P. 


Account of amount received of new Duties imposed in 1819 up to 5 January 1820; (Ordered, Lx xv. 97, but not presented.) 


Account of quantity of goods of each kind, subject to the additional Duty, by 59 Geo. III, ce. 53 and 88, charged with Duty in each of 
the last four years, ending 5 April 1820; Lxxv. 264, Pp. (App. 694.) 


Duty-free :—Account of articles imported, Duty-free, from Ireland into Great Britain, during 1819; Lxxv. 362, Pp. (App. 788.) 


Earthenware : 


Account of number of crates of Earthenware sent to Liverpool from the potteries in Staffordshire from 1803 to 1811; (Ordered, Lxvtt. 
393, but not presented.) 


Account of number of packages of Earthenware exported and sent coastwise from Liverpool, from 1803 to 1811; LXVII. 505, P. 


Accounts relating to packages of Earthenware sent to Liverpool and shipped to certain parts ; (Ordered, Lxv1t. 406, but not presented.) 


East India: 


KEY to the various Subjects of the Accounts and JPapers, Constituting the subsequent Head 


East India: 


A ee eT eh hae ee eS ef 


Accounts, Annual; 2036-2038. 
Accounts; 2148, 2149. 2207. 2220. 2294, 2295. 


Advances; 2296. 
Agnew, Major-General; 2271. 


Bidjeghur ; 2133. 2134. 
Bills of Exchange; 2215. 





Rupees; 2102. 
Bond Debts. See Debts. 


Administration of Justice; 2311. | Bombay Frigate; 2088. 


Allowances; 2316. 
Annuities; 2209. 


Array; 2146. 


Buchanan, the Rev. Dr. Claudius; 2252. 
Buckinghamshire, Earl of; 2223. 


Building Ships; 2085. 2088. 


Arcot; 2125. 2169. | Budget ; 2152. 


Assul ul Dowlah ; 2096. 2119. | Buller, Charles, Esq.; 2250. 2252. 


Barlow, Sir G.; 2116. 2184. 2186. 2272. 
Banca, Island of; 2288. 

Bannerman, Major John; 2160. 

Bebb, John, Esq.; 2264. 

Bengal external Commerce; 2217. 
Bhurtpore; 2109. 2112. 





Bullion; 2105. 2205. 2235. 2241. 2299. 


Cadets; 2172. 2236. 

Canton; 2203, 2204. 

Capital Stock. See Stock. 

Caraboma Naig; 2160. 

Carnatic; 2048. 2051. 2117, 2118. 2142, 2143. 2159. 2169. 
2184. 2272. 2275. 2280. 2312. 

Carnatic 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





East India :—Key to the various Suljects, constituting the subsequent Head East India—continued. 


Carnatic Creditors Reports; 2039. 
Ceylon; 2054. 2065, 2066. 
Chaplains; 2236. 

Charter, renewal of ; 2200. 

Children, sacrificing ; 2237. 

China Trade; 2230. 

Claims; 2075. 2077. 

Clerks; 2193. 

Coasting Trade ; 2222. 

Cobb, James, Esq.; 2257. 

Coin; 2299. 

Commerce. See Trade. 

Controul, Board of; 2171. 2193, 2194. 2202. 2213. 2266, 
Cornwallis, Lord; 2108. 2116. 2165. 
Cornwallis, Ship ; 2088. 
Correspondence, Committee of; 2211. 
Cotton Goods; 2244. 2314, 2315. 
Covenants. See Servants. 

Craddock, Sir John; 2191. 

Cuppage, Lieutenant-Colonel; 2197. 
Customs and Excise; 2212. 
Cutchera; 2133, 2134. 


Debts; 2054. 2081. 2129. 2206, 2297. 2309. 2326. 
Dispatches ; 2067, 2068, 2069. 2092. 2095. 
Dividends ; 2187, 2188. 
Dragoons; 2149. 
Dundas, Right honourable Henry ; 2097. 

——— Robert; 2192. 2243. 





Durbar Charges; 2123. 
Duties; 2251. 2304. 2323. 


European Infantry; 2138. 2146.. 
Exchequer, Money paid into; 2101. 


Exports ; 2056. 2104, 2105. 2205. 2214.2235.2241, 2242.2244. 


2246, 2247. 2299. 2302, 2303. 2314, 2315. 2318, 2319. 
Exposition ; 2178. 
External Commerce; 2217. 2227. 2261. 2268, 2269. 


Falconer, Mr. Secretary ; 2195. 

Fees ; 2277. 

Finance; 2178, 2179. 2253. 

Fort William College; 2253. 

Free Merchants and Mariners; 2221. 
Freight, Rate of; 2061, 2062. 2219. 2249. 
Furruckabad ; 2119. 

Fund ; 2078. 


Glasgow, Port of; 2289. 

Glossary to Fifth Report; 2238. 
Gold and Silver Coin ; 2299. 
Goods. See Exports and Imports. 
Grant, Charles, Esq.; 2256. 
Grants; 2285. 

Gratuities ; 2127. 

Greenock, Port of ; 2289. 
Gutherie, Mr.; 2153. 2156. 


Hastings, Mr.; 2123, 2124. 
Helena, St.; 2068. 

Hindoos; 2237. 2327. 

Holford, George, Esq.; 2243. 
Holkar, Jeswunt Rao; 2083. 2112. 
Hull, Port of ; 2289. 


Imports; 2241, 2242. 2246. 2302. 2304. 2320. 
Investments ; 2201. 


Jaggernaut, Temple of; 2240. 
Judges. See Zillah Judges. 
Justice, Administration of ; 2311. 


Kerr, Dr.; 22931. 
Killedar of Fort Talnier; 2308. 


Lake, General, (now Lord Lake ;) 2109. 2116. 

Lascars; 2293. 

Leger, St. Lieutenant-Colonel; 2199. 

Letters and Correspondence ; 2084. 2086. 2091. 2097. 2100. 
2102. 2108. 2111, 2112. 2116. 2120. 2122. 2128. 
2131-2137. 2140, 2141. 2150. 2153. 2155, 2156. 2158. 
2165. 2168. 2177. 2181. 2185, 2186. 2191, 2192. 
2195-2200. 2213. 2218. 2223. 2239. 2243. 2245. 
2250. 2252. 2256-2258. 2262-2266. 2275, 2276, 
2280-2282. 2293. 2305. 2312. 

Licenses ; 2278, 2279. 2292. 2300. 2324. 2325. 

Liverpool, Port of; 2284. 

Loans; 2144. 2208. 

Lumsden, John, Esq.; 2137. 


Macpherson, Sir John; 2135. 
Magistrates ; 2218. 

Maitland, Mr. Robert; 2272. 2276. 
Marhatta War; 2070, 2071. 2143. 
Maxwell, Colonel; 2163, 2164. 
Melville, Lord; 2286. 


East India : © 


Memorials; 2255. 2287. 2312. / 
Merchants ; 2287, 

Military Department ; 2177. 

Letter; 2265. 

Minto, Lord; 2186. 

Missionaries; 2229. 2232. 

Money due to Company ; 2043. 

Money paid into the Exchequer; 2101. 

Mornington, Lord; 2159. 

Munro, Lieutenant Colonel; 2191. 





Native Powers ; 2310. 
Nepaul War; 2298. 
Nowell, Alexander; 2260. 


Officers; 2316. 

- suspended ; 2190. 

Orders in Council ; 2289. 

Orissa ; 2240. 

Oude; 2089. 2093. 2098, 2099. 2106. 2110. 2115. 2122. 
2136. 2140. 





Paragraphs of Letters; 2185. 2196. 2258. 2280 
Paull, Mr.; 2147. 

Peel, Sir Robert; 2176. 2180. 
Peishwash; 2305. 

Pensions; 2041. 2103. 2127. 2209. 2285. 
Persia; 2147. 

Peshcush ; 2166, 2167. 

Petitions; 2272. 

Petrie, William, Esq.; 2195. 

Pindarries ; 2305. 

Polygars; 2160. 2166, 2167. 

Presents; 2127. 

Prince of Wales’ Island ; 2087. 2170. 
Printing; 2151. 2152. 

Private Merchants ; 2182, 2183. 2259. 
Profit and Loss; 2216. 

Prohibited East India Goods ; 2042. 


Regulations ; 2040, 2041. 

Reports; 2039. 2211. 2217. 2231. 2268. 

Residence of Europeans; 2225. 

Resolutions ; 2041. 

Revenues; 2052. 2079. 2130. 2154. 2157. 2162. 2258. 
2262, 2263. 

— Annual; 2038. 

Rickards, Robert, Esq.; 2255. 

Roebuck, Mrs.; 2280. 

Rupees; 2102. 





Salaries; 2041. 2202. 

Sales; 2036. 2050. 2052. 2057. 2059. 2072. 2074. 2076. 
2080, 2189. 2216. 2273. 2283. 2290. 

Sasnee, Rajah of; 2133, 2134. 

Secret Committee; 2091. 2100. 

Servants; 2046. 2107. 2316. 

Scott, Colonel William; 2137. 2150. 2274. 

Ships; 2045. 2047. 2058. 2063. 2085. 2088. 2248. 2300, 
2301. 2321, 2922. 2324, 2325. 

Shipping, Ship-owners; 2306. 2314. 

Sinking Fund; 2064. 

Stock; 2049. 2056. 2060. 2073. 2187. 2291. 

Stores and Merchandize; 2104, 2105. 

Strange, Sir Thomas; 2192. 

Sugar; 2270. 

Sujah ul Dowlah; 2145. 

Superannuations; 2316. 

Surat; 2111. 

Surgeons; 2236. 


Talnier Fort; 2308. 2317. 

Taxes; 2126. 

Teas; 2210. 

Tent Contracts; 2191. 

Tichborne, Mr. James; 2234. 

Tinnevelly Country ; 2163, 2164. 

Titteah ; 2133, 2134. 

Torin, Mr. B.; 2163, 2164. 

Trade; 2044. 2173. 2180. 2201. 2212. 2222. 2224. 2227. 
2230. 2241, 2242. 2261. 2287. 

Treaties; 2082. 2096. 2109. 2119. 2145. 2310. 

Turner, Mr. ; 2234. 


Wales’ Island, Prince of ; 2087. 2170. 

War; 2307. 

Warrants; 2202. 

Weavers; 2228. 

Wellesley, Honourable Henry ; 2090. 2094. 
Marquis; 2123, 2124. 2126, 2128. 
Wittwer, Mr.; 2148. 2220. 

Woollen Manufactures; 2314, 2915. 

Writers; 2172. 2236. 


Zillah Judges of Bengal, &amp;c.; 2226. 2233. 








2036. Annual Account of proceeds of sale of Goods, &amp;c. of the East India Company; 1801 ; LVI. 310.——1802; Lvit. 357, P. (App.870.) 
- ——1804; LIx. 227,(P.315,) (App.754.)——1805 ; Lx. 225, (App. 830;) (Pp. Lx1. 300,) (App. LXI. 824.)——-1806; LxI. 433, 
(®. 434.)——1807 ; Lx11. 361, P. (App. 555.) Reprinted, 739. ——-1808; Lx111. 279, (P. 282.)—-1809; LXIv. 252, (P. 329.) 
(App. 653.) Again printed, Lxv. 304, (App.'703.)——1811; LXvi. 285, (P. 317,) (App. 654.)——1812 ; LXVII. 314, P. 
(App.'775.)—--1813 ; LXvIII. 423, P. (App.875.)——1814; LXIx. 288, Pp. (App.813.)——1815 ; Lxx. 318, P. (App. 878.) 
——1816 ; Lxxr. 390, P. (App. 934.)——1817; LXXII. 290, (P. 305,) (App. 780.)——1818; LxxuI. 382, (P. 388,) 

(App. 730.)———=1819 ; Lx xiv. 466, (P. 546,) (App. 1066.)———1820; Lxxv. 239, (P.240,) (App. 814.) 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


2037. Return 







































































2038. 


2039. 


2040. 


2041. 


2042. 


2043. 
2044. 
2045. 


2046. 
2047. 


2048. 


2049. 


2053. 


2054. 


2055. 
2056. 
2057. 
2058. 
2059. 


2060. 
2061. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


East India—continued. 


Return to Act 33 Geo. III, c. 52, requiring certain accounts of the East India Company to be laid before the House; 1801; Lv1. 310. 
——1802; LVII. 357, P-——-1804; LIX. 232, (Pp. 233.)——-1805; Lx. 225, (App. 831;) (P. Lx. 300,) (App. Lx1. 825.) 
—1807; Lx11. 361, P. (App. 556.) ——1809; Lxiv. 252, (P. 330,) (App. 654.)——1811 ; Lx v1. 285, (P. 317.)——181. 
LXVII. 314, P. (App. 775-)——1813 ; LX VIII. 423, Pp. (App. 876.) ——~1814; LXIx. 296. Return to Act 54 Geo. III, 
c. 36, § 55; 1815; Lxx. 318, Pp. (App. 881.)——-1816 ; Lx x1. 390, Pp. (App. 937..——1818; Lxx111. 382, (P. 388,) 
(App. 733.}-——-1819; Lxxiv. 466, (P. 546,) (App. 1070.) 


Accounts of the revenues, charges, and other statements relative to the affairs of the East India Company ; 1801; tv1. 381, (Pp. 382,) 
(App. 823.)-——1802; Lvi1. 628, (p.629,) (App. 1021.)——-1803 ; Lvi11. 361, (P. 362,) (App. 986;) (One of these Accounts 
withdrawn, 381; presented, 385, P.) ——1804; LIx. 314, (P.315,) (App. 748.) ——1806 ; Lx1. 299, 300, (P. 300,) (App. 818.) 
——1807 ; Lx. 674, 675, P. (App. 884-890.)——1808 ; Lx111. 334, 335, P- (App. 877.) ——-1809 ; Lxrv. 416, pP.—— 
1810; Lxv. 302-304, (P. 304,) (App. 697-711;) 315, P ——1811; Lxvi. 363, Pp. 380, P. (App. 648.)——-1812; Lxvil. 
479, (P. 521,) (App. 769.)——1813; Lxviit. 336, (P. 341.)——1814; LxIx. 190, (P. 192,) (App. '799;) 483, (P. 484,) 
(App. 807.) 1816 ; Lx x1. 121, (Pp. 164,) (App. 928.)——1817 ; Lx x11. 321, P. (App. '763.)——1818 ; Lx x111. 368, P 
(App. 706.) ——1819; LXXIv. 410, (P. 440,) (App. 1040.)——-1820; Lxxv. 226, p. (App. 790.) 


Reports of Commissioners respecting Carnatic Creditors; First; 1806; ~x11. 28. p.——Second, 1807; Lx11. 663, p.——Third, 
1808 ; LXIII. 47, P. Fourth, 1809; LXIv. 25, P. Fifth, 1810; Lxv. 74, P. Sixth, 1811; txvi. 38, p-— 
Seventh, 1812; Lxvit. 68, Pp. Eighth, 1813; Lxvitt. 36, P. Ninth, 1814; Lx1x. 74, (P. 81.) Tenth, 1815; 
LXX. 47, P. Eleventh, 1816; Lx x1. 61, p.——Twelfth, 1817; Lxx11. 67, P. Thirteenth, 1818 ; rx x111. 68, p.—_— 
Fourteenth, 1819; LXXIV. 117, P. Fifteenth, 1819-20; LXXvV. 55, P. Sixteenth, 1820; Lxxv. 221, P. 






































Regulations for the government of Bengal, Madras, and Bombay ; in 1813; Lxx. 67, (P. 73.) In 1814; LXX1. 150, (P. 190.)——— 
In 18153; LXXIII. 101, P. In 1816; Lxxi. 279, (Withdrawn, and others ordered, 344, but not presented.) ——In 1816 ; 
LXXIV. 95, (e.106.)———In 1817; Lxxiv. 629, (Pp. 639.) 





Copy of Resolutions of Court of Directors for granting pensions, salaries, &amp;c. to certain persons; 1814; LXxIx. 98, 452, (P. 462.)—— 
1815; Lxx. 118, 398. 1816; Lxx1. 18, 390, P. 1817; Lxxtr. 84, 222, 346, 468.——1818; Lxx1II. 40, 250, 





























391, P. 1819; LXXIVv. 45, 183, 296, 501, 607. 1820; LXXV. 19, 101, 209, P. 401. 

Annual accounts relative to prohibited East India Goods; 1801; Lv1. 46.——1802; Lv11. 98.——1803; LVIII. 144.——1804 ; 
LIx. 67. 1805; LX. 10, 1806; Lx1. 27.——1807; Lx. 59, 604. 1808; LXIII. 39.——1809; LxIv. 9.——. 
1810; LXV. 24.——1811; LXVI. 99. 1812; LXVII. 30. 1813; LXVIiI. 138.——1814; LXIX. 33.——1815; 








LXX. 13.——1816 ; LXXI. 11.——1817; LXXII. 22. 1818; Lxxir. 26, 1819; LXXIV. 34. 


Particular items of account of Money due from Government to the Company, on 8 May 1801; Lv1. 519, (P. 520.) 
Copies of certain Papers concerning the Trade between India and Europe; Lv1. 561, P. 586, p. Reprinted, Lxvit. 264. 


Abstract Statement of comparative rates of freight between British and Indian extra ships, from 1797 to 1801, inclusive ; (Ordered, 
Lv1. 630, but not presented.) 


Account of covenanted Servants at Fort Marlborough; Lvi1. 213. 


List of all English-built Ships and Ships not British-built, in the service of the East India Company on 1 January 1801; Lv1I. 454, 
(App. 930-) 


Copies of certain Papers relative to the assumption of the Government of the Carnatic by the Company; vit. 638, Pp. 639, 648, rp. To 
be reprinted, Lx11. 176. 


Account of Stock per. computation of Company (exclusive of the Capital Stock) from 1 March 1801 to 1 March 1802; Lyv1t. 
629, P. 


Account of amount of all Goods sold at the Company’s Sales, from 1 March 1801 to 1 March 1802; Lvi1. 629, Pp. 


Copies of certain Papers relative to the assumption of the Government of the Carnatic by the Company ; Lv111. 688, p. Reprinted, 
Lx. 176. 


Estimate of probable amount of the Revenues and Charges in India, for the year ending 30 April 1803; and of profit and loss on 
the Company’s Sales in England, (exclusive of spices) and other profits, for four years ending 1 March 1802; vit. 236, p. 
(App- 874.) 

Estimate of amount of Bond and other Debts, due by the Company in India, together with the Interest payable upon the same, by the 
latest advices; Lv111. 236, Pp. (App. 875.) 


Account of annual Receipts and Disbursements at Ceylon, during the time it has been in His Majesty’s possession; Lv111. 598, P. 
(App. 1200.) 


Account of value of India Cotton Goods exported from 1790 to 1802, inclusive; Lv111. 393, (App. 891.) 

Account of Stock per computation of the Company (exclusive of the Capital Stock) on 1 March 1803 ; Lvitr. 362, P. 
Account of amount of all Goods sold at the Company’s Sales, from 1 March 1802 to 1 March 1803; Lvutr. 362, P. 
Account of Shipping employed by the Company, specifying the names, tonnage, &amp;c.; LVv11I. 544, P. (App. 1150.) 


Estimate of profit and loss on the Company's Sales in England, and other profits, for the year ending 1 March 1803; Lvrtt. 598, pP. 
(App. 1200.) 


Account of Capital Stock of the Company ; Lv111. 610, Pp. (App. 1201.) 


Account of rates of freight per ton, annually paid by the Company; from 1 January 1'784 to the latest period ; Lv1u1. 613, (P. 617,) 
(App. 1201.) 


Account of rates of freight per ton (distinguishing peace freight and war contingencies) received for each voyage performed in the 
service of the Company ; Lv111. 613, (P.617,) (App. 1202.) 


Account of cost of building and outfit of a Ship of 800 tons, and of 1,200 tons, in the service of the Company, at certain periods; 
Lviit. 614, (App. 1204.) 


Account of amount of public securities, and balance in the hands of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund in India, on 28 April 1803 ; 
Lvill. 639, (App. 1223.) 


Copies and extracts of such Letters and Papers as have been received relative to the war in Ceylon; L1x. 195, P. 

A particular and detailed Account of public receipts and disbursements at Ceylon; (Ordered, L1x. 207, but not presented.) 

Account of dates of all Dispatches transmitted by the Court of Directors to India; 11x. 233, P. 

Account of dates of Dispatches sent by the Court of Directors to St. Helena ; L1x. 233, P. 

Return to Order for Account of dates of Dispatches sent by Government to Indias 11x. 246, P. 

Four books containing Papers relative to the Marhatta war; L1x. 318, P. 

Information why the above Orders have not been more fully complied with ; L1x. 355, P. 

Estimate of profit and loss on the Company’s Sales in England, and other profits, for the year ending 1 March 1804; LIx. 315, P. 
Account of Stock per computation of the Company (exclusive of the Capital Stock) on 1 March 1804; LIx. 315, P. 

Account of amount of all goods sold at the Company’s Sales, from 1 March 1803 to 1 March 1804; LIx. 315, P. 


. _ Particulars of Account made up to 1 March 1804, by which the Company claim the sum of £. 4,018,000 ; L1x. 367, P. (App. 768.) 


A Statement of the annual estimated costs and charges, and of the sale amount, of the Company’s Sales in England, from 1 March 
1799 to 1 March 1804; 11x. 380, P. (App. 773.) 


2077. Particulars 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS —continued. 65 


—_—_s. a en 


2081. 
2082. 


2083. 


2085. 
2086. 
2087. 
2088. 


2091. 


2093. 


2100. 
2101. 


2102. 


2103. 
2104. 


2105. 
2106. 
2107. 
2108. 


2109. 
2110. 
2111. 


2112. 


2115. 


2116. 


2117. 
2118. 
2119. 


2120. 


2121. 
2122, 
2123. 


2124. 


2125. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. _ (1801—1820.) R 


East India—continued. 


Particulars of the sum of £. 1,501,666. received from Government by the Company to 1 March 1804; 1x. 391, P. (App. 798.) 
Account of Cash belonging to the separate Fund of the Company, 1793 inclusive to 1 March 1804; 1x. 403, Pp. (App. 800.) 


Account showing the estimated and actual Revenues and Charges in India, with the results for ten years, from 1793-4 to 1802-3 ; 
LIX. 443. P. 
Estimate of profit and loss on the Company's Sales in England, and other profits, for ten years ending 1 March 1804; LIx. 443, P. 


Account of total amount of the Company’s Debts and Assets abroad and at home, including China, the former from April 1793 to 1803, 
and the latter from March 1794 to 1804; LIX. 443, P. 


Copies of Treaties, Engagements, and Correspondence, between the Governments of Bengal, Fort St. George, Bombay, &amp;c. ; (Ordered, 
Lx.5; Order discharged, and other Accounts ordered, 64.) Presented, 80, (P. 133.) 


Copies or extracts of Dispatches or Correspondence received from India, relative to hostilities with Jeswunt Rao Holkar; Lx. 46, p. 


Copy of Letter from Lord Castlereagh to the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Company, dated g September 1804, with 
enclosures ; Lx. 84, P. 


Estimate of Expense of building a '74-gun Ship and a 36-gun Frigate at Bombay; Lx. 84, r. 

Copies of two Letters from Sir A. S. Hamond, Baronet, to the Chairman of the Company, dated 29 and 30 October 1804; Lx. 84, P. 
Copy of Proceedings of the Commissioners for the Affairs of India respecting Prince of Wales’s Island; Lx. 84, P. 

Accounts of expense of building the Bombay frigate at Bombay in 1791~—2, and of the ship Cornwallis in 1800; Lx. 485, (P. 493.) 


Copies of Papers relating to measures adopted in Oude, which led to the deposition of Vizier Ally, and placed on the throne the Nabob 
Sadaat Ally ; (Ordered, Lx. 420, but not presented till) Lx1. 13, (P. 15,) 73- 
Copies of certain Papers relating to the Honourable Henry Wellesley; (Ordered, Lx. 439, but not presented till) Lx1. 13, (P. 15.) 


Copy of Letter from the Secret Committee of the Court of Directors to the Bengal Government, dated 19 November 1803; (Ordered, 
LX. 439, but not presented till) Lx. 34, P. 


Account of dates of the latest Dispatches received from Bengal in the Political or General Department; (Ordered, Lx. 439, but not 
presented till) LX1. 14, P, 


Copies of Papers relating to measures adopted in Oude, which led to the deposition of Vizier Ally, and placing on the throne the Nabob 
Sadaat Ally; 7x1. 13, (P. 15.) 


Copy of certain Papers relating to the Honourable Henry Wellesley ; ux1. 13, (v. 15.) 
Account of dates of the latest Dispatches received from the several Presidencies in India; Lx1. 14, (P. 15.) 


Copy of Treaty concluded between the Marquis Cornwallis, then Governor General of India, and the late Vizier Assul ul Dowlah, in 
1787; and other Papers relating to India affairs; Lx1. 149, P. 


Copy of Letter from Mr. Dundas, now Lord Melville, to the Court of Directors, dated 30 June 1801; (Ordered, Lx1. 19, but not 
presented.) 


Copies or extracts of proceedings of the Governor General in Council, regarding the claims of individuals on the late or present Nabob 
of Oude; Lx1. 163, P. 


Copies or extracts of Letters and other Papers relating to the affairs of Oude, &amp;c.; Lx1. 34, P. 
Copy of Letter from the Secret Committee of the Court of Directors to the Bengal Government, dated 19 November 1803; Lx1. 34, P. 


Account of all Sums paid by the East India Company into His Majesty’s Exchequer, in obedience to 3 sec. of 33 Geo. III, c. 52; and 
several other Papers relating to India affairs; Lx1. 163, P. 


Extracts of Letters or Accounts received from the Presidency of Bombay, relative to Bombay rupees, 31,25,944, inserted in the account 
of their disbursements ; LXI. 294, P. 


List of Pensions payable by the East India Company; Lx1. 208, Pp. 


Account showing annual amount of Stores and Merchandize exported, by and for the service of the Company, to India; ( Ordered, 
Lx1. 68. Order discharged, and another ordered, 76.) Presented, 372, P. 


Ditto, - - - of Bullion, Stores and Merchandize, to China; Lx1. 372, Pp. 
Six books containing copies of Papers relating to measures adopted in Oude, respecting the Nabob Sadaat Ally; Lxr. 73, p. 
Copies of the Covenants entered into by the Company’s servants; Lx1. 208, P. 


Copies of Letters from Lord Cornwallis to the Court of Directors and Select Committee, dated 1 August 1805; and other Letters 
relating to India affairs; 1x1. 208, P. 


Copy of Treaty concluded by General now Lord Lake, and afterwards ratified by Marquis Wellesley, and the Rajah of Bhurtpore, 
dated 29 September 1803 ; and other Papers relating to the Rajah of Bhurtpore; Lx1. 336, P. 


Copy of Protest, dated in 1803, against the measures pursued in Oude, and which led to the Treaty of 1801; (Ordered, Lx1. 129. 


Order discharged, 313.) 


Copies of Letters and Enclosures between Marquis Wellesley and the Bombay Government, relative to the Company’s privileges in the 
city of Surat ; and other Papers relating to the Nabob of Surat; Lx1. 537, P. 


Copy of Letter from the Governor General in Council to the Secret Committee, dated 31 May 1805; and other Papers relating to the 
general state of affairs in India.—Papers relating to the affairs of Bhurtpore; and the war with Holkar; Lx1. 410, P. 428, 
(P. 4295) 463, (P. 464;) 553, P- 


Copy of Letter from the Governor General in Council, dated 28 March 1805, to the Court of Directors, respecting the Nabob of Oude ; 
LX1. 410, P; 


Copy of Letter from Sir George’Barlow to Lord Lake, dated 20 October 1805, in answer to a Dispatch from Lord Lake to Lord 
Cornwallis, dated 6 October 1805; Lx1. 410, P. 


Account of monies paid to the private creditors of the Nabobs of the Carnatic since 24 Geo. III; ux1. 274, P. 
Account of debts and claims now made or deraanded as due from the Nabobs of the Carnatic; LXI. 274, P. 


Copy of Treaty between Assuff ul Dowlah and the late Nabob of Furruckabad, and guaranteed by the Marquis Cornwallis, 1787 ; and 
other Papers relating to the same subject ; Lx1. 262, p. 


General Letter, with enclusures, from the Governor General in Council in the public department to the Court of Directors, dated 
4 June 1805; Lx1. 537, P. 


General Letter referred to in the preceding Letter, dated 5 June 1805; Lx1. 537, P- 
Extract of Letter from the Court of Directors, dated 4 September 1803, relative to Oude ; Lx1. 410, P. 


Account of the Durbar Charges of Mr. Hastings while Governor General of Bengal, during 1780, being a year of extensive war ; and 
1784, being a year of peace; and several other Accounts and Papers in relation to the first Article of Charge delivered in 
against Marquis Wellesley; Lx1. 433, (P. 434.) 


Account of expenses incurred by the Governor General, Mr. Hastings, and charged to the Company, in his visits to the Upper 
Provinces ; and several other Accounts and Papers in relation to the first Article of Charge delivered in against Marquis 
Wellesley ; (Ordered, Lx1. 249, but not presented.) 


Copies of all Applications to the Court of Directors, by any claimants on the late or present Nabobs of Arcot ; (Ordered, Lx1. 254. 
Order discharged, and others ordered, 269.) Presented, 331, P. 


2126. List 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 

































































2126. 


2127. 


2128. 


2129. 
2130. 
2131. 
2132. 
2133. 


2134. 
2135. 
2136. 


2137. 


2138. 


2139. 
2140. 


2141. 


2142. 


2143. 


2147. 
2148. 


2149. 


2159. 
2151. 
2152. 
2153. 


2154. 


2155. 
2156. 
2157. 
2158. 
2159. 


2160. 


2161. 
2162. 
2163. 


2164, 
2165. 


2166. 
2167. 


2168. 
2169. 


2170. 


East India—continued. 


List of the various new Taxes, and the revival of old Imposts (including the Mint and Post Office,) during the government of Marquis 
Wellesley, and the revenues arising therefrom; several other Accounts and Papers relating to the first Article of Charge 
delivered in against Marquis Wellesley; Lx1. 372, P. 

Account of all gratuities, pensions or presents, paid by the East India Company in India, from 1793 to the latest period ; (Ordered, uxt. 
287, but not presented.) 


Copy of Letter to the Court cf Directors in the Judicial Department, dated 6 July 1802, from the Governor General in Council, 
transmitting copy of Answers to the Governor General’s Interrogatories, sent by the several judicial Officers and Collectors 
throughout the Provinces ; and several other Accounts and Papers, in relation to the first Article of Charge delivered in against 
Marquis Wellesley; 1x1. 484, P. 


Account of Bond and other Debts owing by the Company in the East Indies; Lx1. 367, P. (App. 850.) 

Estimate of probable amount of the Revenues and Charges in India for 1805-6. Lx1. 367, Pp. (App. 852.) 

Extract of Letter from the Governor General and Council of Bengal to the Court of Directors, dated 20 October 1783; Lx1. 363, P. 
Copy of Letter from the Governor General of Bengal to the Court of Directors, dated 28 November 1783; Lx1. 364, P. 


Copies of Correspondence between the Honourable Henry Wellesley and the Governor General, &amp;c. relative to the reduction and 
expulsion of the Rajahs of Sasnee and Bidjeghur, and of the Rajahs of Cutchera and Titteah; Lx1. 372, P. 


Copies of Communications made from the Bengal Government on that subject; Lx1. 372, P. 
Copy of Letter from Sir John Macpherson, dated 30 March 1783 ; (Ordered, Lx1. 367, but not presented.) 


Copy of so much of Letter from the Secret Committee of the Court of Directors of the East India Company to the Government of 
Bengal, dated 4 December 1800, as relates to Oude; LxI. 410, P. 


Copy of Correspondence between Marquis Wellesley and John Lumsden, Esq. and Colonel William Scott, the British residents in 
Oude, &amp;c.; Lx1. 381, P. 

Return of actual strength of the first regiment of European infantry, in each month, from 1 November 1798 to 31 October 1799; 
and several other Papers, relating to the Article of Charge (Oude) delivered in against Marquis Wellesley ; ix1. 464, P. 

Extracts of separate Proceedings of the Governor General in Council in Bengal in the public department of 10 March 1803; LXx1. 410, P. 

Copy of the six Enclosures in the Letter from the Governor General in Council to the Court of Directors, dated 28 March 1805; 
LXI. 410, P. 


Copy of Correspondence between Lord Wellesley and Mr. Edmonstone and Gore Ousley, Esq. from September to December 1802 ; 
LxI. 464, P. 


Report from Committee of Correspondence to the Court of Directors, of 5 October 1804, on the subject of the Carnatic Debts; and 
other Papers relating to that subject; Lx1. 416, P. 


Copy of Letter of the Governor and the King’s Commanders of the Army and Navy then at Fort St. George, and the Nabob of the 
Carnatic, to the Chief of the Marhatta States, dated 11 September 1781, which led to the peace with the Marhattas; and 
several other Papers relating to India affairs; Lx1. 328, (P.329.) (Several of the Orders for these Papers discharged, and others 
ordered, 556.) ‘Presented, 557, P. 


Copy of application made to the Nabob Vizier, by the Marquis Wellesley, for a loan of ten lacs of rupees, from June to August 1805; 
LxI. 464, P. 


Copy of Treaty between Sujah ul Dowlah and the Company, dated 16 August 1765; and also of several other Treaties ; Lx1. 537, P- 


Return of actual strength of the first regiment of European infantry in each month, from 1 November 1799 to 30 November 1801 ; 
and other Accounts relating to the Army in India ; (Ordered, Lx1. 440.) In part presented, 464, P. 


Copy of Letter from the Persian Secretary of the Governor General, dated 27 September 1802, relative to Mr. Paull; Lx1. 553, P- 


Copy of Letter from Mr. Wittwer, the Accomptant appointed by the Treasury on the account between the Public and the East India 
Company, to George Harrison, Esquire, dated 25 June 1806, with several enclosures ; Lx1. 459, P. (App. 882.) 


Copy of Pay Lists of His Majesty’s 27th regiment of light dragoons, from 1 November 1798 to 1 November 1799, and from thence to 
30 November 1801 ; (Ordered, Lx1. 499, but not presented.) 


Copies of all Letters from Colonel Scott to Lord Wellesley, in November and December 1802 ; LXI. 537, P. 
Account of expense of printing the Papers on the affairs of India; Lx1. 545, P. 
Account of printing all Papers relating to India affairs, except those relating to the Nabob of Arcot and the Budget ; Lx1. 553, P. 


Copy of Letter from: Mr, Gutherie to the Governor General in Council, dated Furruckabad, 26 March 1803 ; (Ordered, Lx1. 558, but 
not presented.) 


Copy of circular Letter to the Collectors of the Revenue from the acting Secretary, dated Bareilly, 14 July 1802 ; (Ordered, txt. 558, 
but not presented.) 


Copy of Letter from Mr. Wellesley to the Governor General, dated Bareilly, 31 August 1802 ; (Ordered, Lx1. 558, but not presented.) 
Copy of Letter from Mr. Gutherie to the Governor General in Council, dated Furruckabad, 26 March 1803; Lx11. 123, P. 

Copy of circular Letter to the Collectors of the Revenues from the acting Secretary, dated Bareilly, 14 July 1802 ; Lx11. 123, P. 

Copy of Letter from Mr. Wellesley to the Governor General, dated Bareilly, 31 August 1802; Lx1r. 123, P. 


Copy of Instructions given to Lord Mornington by the Board of Controul, or by the Court of Directors, or the Secret Committee thereof, 
previous to, or at the time of his departure to take possession of the supreme Government of Bengal, relative to the subsisting 
‘Treaty between the Nabob of the Carnatic and the Company ; and several other Papers relating to the Carnatic; Lx11. 341, P. 


Copies of Instructions given to Major John Bannerman in 1799, by the Governor General or the Government of Fort St. George, on 
his taking the command of a detachment of troops against Cataboma Naig and other Southern Polygars; (Ordered, Lx11. 754, 
755, but not presented till) Lx111. 347. 


Several other Papers relating to the same subject ; (Ordered, Lx11. 754, 755, but not presented till) Lx111. 347. 
Estimate in British currency of probable amount of Revenues and Charges in India for 1806-7 ; Lx11. 824, P. 


Copies of Letters and Reports, with their enclosures, from Mr. Benjamin Torin to the Board of Revenue, or to the Government of 
Madras, which occasioned, or were connected with, the employment of the detachment under the command of Colonel Maxwell, 
in or about 1792 in the Tinnevelly country ; (Ordered, Lx11. 826, 828, but not presented till) Lx111. 347. 


Several other Papers relating to India affairs ; (Ordered, Lx11. 826, 828, but not presented till) Lx111. 347. . 


Copies of Letters from the late Marquis Cornwallis to the Court of Directors or Secret Committee, from his arrival in India in 1805, 
to his death; Lx111. 83, P. 


Account of actual amount of Peshcush, or any sums paid by or on behalf of the Company from the Southern and Western Polygars ; 
LXI1t. 280, P. 

Copies of Letters from the Collector of Polygar Pesheush to the Board of Revenue, dated 13 February 1799 ; several other Letters 
relating to the Polygars; Lx11I. 347. 

Copy of Letter from the Governor General to the Court of Directors, dated 1 January 1802; Lx111. 161, P. 

Account of Balances due from the Nabob of Arcot to the Company in July 1801.—Several other Papers relating to the Carnatic; 
LXIII. 338, P. 

Account of Revenues and Charges of Prince of Wales Island, for 1804-5 and 1805-6; together with Estimates for 1806-7 and 1807-8 ; 
LXIII. 349, (App. 882.) 

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Minute or Minutes of Treasury relating to the purchase of a house in Downing-street, and of any grant of same to the President of the 
Board of Controul; Lxiv. 292, (P. 329.) 
Return of Writers and Cadets sent out by the East India Company from 1793; Lx1v. 406, rp. (App. 655.) 


Copy of Letter from Sir Robert Peel, Baronet, to a Committee of the Court of Directors, dated November 1797, and several other 
Papers relating to Trade in India; (Ordered, Lx1v. 396, but not presented till) Lxv. 393, P. 


Amount of Bond and other Debts owing by the Company on 30 April 1808 ; Lx1v. 416, P. 
Account of Monies expended on the house occupied by the Board of Controul in 1808 and 1809; ixv. 128, Pp. (App. 577.) 


Copy of Letter from Sir Robert Peel, Baronet, toa Committee of the Court of Directors, dated November 1797; and several other 
Papers relating to Trade in India; Lxv. 393, P- 


Copies of Letters from the Governor in Council at Fort St. George to the Court of Directors of the East India Company, in the 
military department, 29 and 31 January, and 3 and 28 February 1809; several other Papers relating to East India affairs ; 
LXV. 377, 394, (P. 409.) 


Copy of Paper, intituled, ‘‘ The Exposition of the State of the East India Company’s Finances at home and abroad,” submitted to the 
Committee of the House of Commons in 1808; Lxv. 393, P- 


Copy like Paper laid before the Committee in Session 1810; LXv. 393, P. 


Copies of Proceedings of the Court of Directors and Committee of Warehouses, upon a Letter from Sir Robert Peel, dated November 
1797 ; Several other Papers relating to East India Company’s affairs; Lxv. 393, P. 


Copy of Letter from the Governor in Council of Fort St.George to the Secret Committee of the Court of Directors, 28 February 1809; 
several other Papers relating to East India affairs; (Ordered. LXv. 372, but not presented.) 


Copy of Letter from the Agents of the private Merchants of Calcutta to the Court of Directors, dated 21 May 1810; LXV. 501, P. 


Copy of Proceedings of the Court of Directors on the subject of the Letters from the Agents of the private Merchants of Calcutta, 
dated 21 May 1810; Lxv. 501, P. 


Copy of Letter, dated Fort St.George, 20 August 1808, addressed to Sir George Barlow, on behalf of the real creditors of the Nabobs 
of the Carnatic; and other Papers relating to India affairs; Lxv1. 222, (Pp. 223;) 291, (P. 298.) 


Copy of paragraphs 583 to 598, and 728 to 732, of Letter from the Government of Fort St. George to the East India Company, 
21 October 1807; LXvI. 222, P. 


Copies or extracts of Letters from Lord Minto to Sir George Barlow, dated 25 April 1809; and other Papers relating to the East India 
Company’s affairs; LXVI. 223, P. 


Statement of amount of dividend, and the rate per cent on the Capital Stock of the Company, as declared Midsummer 1810 and 
Christmas 1810-1811; Lxvi. 161, (Pr. 176.) 


Statement of Proceedings of the Courts of Directors and Proprietors, on occasion of declaring such dividends ; Lxv1, 161, (Pp. 176.) 


Account of net proceeds of Company’s Sales at home, &amp;c. and surplus paid into the Exchequer, per Act 33 Geo. III, c. 52; 
LXVI. 217, P. 


Copy of Proceedings of the Court of Directors, of 4 April 1810, regarding certain officers suspended from the service of the Company ; 
LxV1. 284, (P. 298.) 


Copy of Letter from Sir John Craddock, Commander-in-Chief in India, to Lieutenant-Colonel Munro, dated 7 February 1805, regarding 
the Tent Contract; other Papers relating to East India affairs; Lxv1. 284, (P. 298.) 


Copies of two Letters from Sir Thomas Strange, Chief Justice of Madras, to the Right honourable Robert Dundas, dated 27 February 
and 4 May 1809, with enclosures; Lx v1. 302, (P. 419.) 


Copy of memorial from Clerks and other Officers of the Board of Commissioners for the Affairs of India, dated 7 October 1805; 
LXVI. 321, P. “ 


Account of salaries, allowances, and other charges in said Office ; Lxv1. 321, P. 


Copy of Letter from Mr. Secretary Falconer to William Petrie, Esq. dated 1 September 1810, and other Papers relating to East India 
Company’s affairs; Lx vi. 426, P. 


Copy of paragraph of intended Letter of the Court of Directors to the Government of Bengal, under date September 1800 ; several 
other Papers relating to India affairs; Lxvi. 437, (P. 444.) 


Copies of two Letters from Lieutenant-Colonel Cuppage, to the Governor of Fort St. George, dated 17 July and 12 August 1807 ; 
LXVI. 444, P. 


Copy of military Letter from the Court of Directors to the Madras Government, 5 July 1811 ; several other Papers respecting East 
India affairs; LXVII. 275, P. 


Copy of Letter from Lieutenant colonel Arthur St. Ledger to the Court of Directors, dated Sackville-street, 13 December 1811 ; 
(Ordered, LXvi1. 191, but not presented.) ; 


Copies of all Correspondence between the Board of Controul and the Directors of the Company, respecting the Renewal of their Charter ; 
Lxvit. 265, Pp. Reprinted, Lxv1II. 307. 


Account of investments of goods received from India, particularizing the amount received from each Presidency and Settlement, in 
each year respectively, from 1792-3 to 1808-g inclusive ; several other Accounts respecting the Trade with India; Lxv11. 340, 
(P. 507-) 


Copies of Warrants under His Majesty’s sign manual, directing amount of salaries of Lord Melville, late President, and the Earl of 
Buckinghamshire, now President of the Board of Controul; Lxvuit. 371. 


Account of expenses incurred by the Company for support of the Commercial Factory at Canton, for each year from 1793 to 1811; 
several other Papers relating to East India affairs; Lx vit. 374, (App. 777.) 


Statement of Balance due to the Company, in 1807, 1808, 1809, and 1810, by the Chinese Merchants at Canton ; several other 
Papers relating to East India trade; Lxvri. 331, P. 338, 340. 


Return of Exports to India, whether of bullion or otherwise, on account of the Company, from 1757 to 1793; several other Accounts of 
Exports to India; Lxvr1. 392, (P. LX VIII. 131.) 


Statement of Bond Debts, and simple Contract Debts .f the Company ; Lxvil. 419, P. 

Estimate of Account current between Government and the East India Company, to 1812; LXVII. 419, P. 

Account of amount of Loans raised by the Company at their several Presidencies in India; LXv11. 563, P. (App. 780.) 
List of Annuities and Pensions granted by the Company ; with the dates of grants, &amp;c.; Lxvit. 542, (App. 778.) 


Return of Himes 5 Teas sold annually at the East India Sales, with the amount and rate of duty in each year from 1770; Lxv1i1 
339, (P. 341. 


Copy of Report from Committee of Correspondence to the Court of Directors, dated 9th February 1813 ; Lxv11I. 299, P. 


Copies of Reports or Letters from the Commissioners of Customs and Excise in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to the Treasury, 
respecting the Company’s trade ; Lxvi11. 318, P. 


Copy of Correspondence between the President of the Board of Controul and Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Company ; 
LXVIII. 325, P. 


Account of Exports from India, from 1757 t0 1793 ; LXVIII. 515, P- 
Account of Bills of Exchange drawn upon the East India Company in England, from 1 May 1807 ; Lxvutt. 336, (P- 341-) 


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2219. 
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2227. 
2228. 
2229. 


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2236. 
2237. 


2238. 
2239. 


2240. 
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2243. 


2244. 


2245. 


2246. 


2247. 
2248. 


2249. 


2250. 


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2252. 
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2254. 
2255. 


2256. 
2257. 


East India—continued. 
Estimate of profit and loss upon all goods sold by the Company from 1793-4 to 1811-12; Lxviii. 336, (P. 341.) 
Copies of Reports of Reporters of External Commerce in Bengal,from 1795 to the latest period ; xx v111. 432, (Extracts to be printed, 437.) 
Copies of Circular Letters sent on 13 and 20 July 1810, by orders of the Governor General of Fort William to the “Magistrates ; 


LXVIII. 401, (P. 424.) . 
Account showing dates and particulars of applications made to the Company for freight to India; LxvIII. 423, P. 


Copy of Report of Mr. Wittwer, dated 8 March, to the Lords of the Treasury, on an Account between Government and the Company 
to 1 January 1813; LXVIII. 354, P. (App. 874.) 


List of names of all Persons who have proceeded to India under licence of the Court of Directors as free merchants, free mariners, &amp;c. ; 
LXVIII. 423, P. 


Account of Coasting Trade of India, from 1802-3 to 1806-7 ; several other Accounts relating to the Trade with India; Lxvirr. 397, P. 


Copy of Letter from the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Company to the Earl of Buckinghamshire, dated 10 February 
1813; LXVill. 364, P. 


Statement of the Commerce of British India with London, America, and Foreign Europe, in each year, from 1802-3 to 1810-11 ; 
LXVIII. 397, P- 


Extracts from such Treaties with the native Powers of India as relate to the residence of Europeans in their respective States ; LXVIII. 
412, P. ‘ 


Extracts of replies of the Zillah Judges of Bengal, Bahar, Orissa, and Benares, to the 39th Quere of the Governor General in 1801 ; 
LXVIII. 412, P. 


Copy of several paragraphs of Report on the External Commerce of India, dated 28 December 1804; LXVIII. 412, P. 
Copies of all Regulations and Orders issued, and now in force, under the Bengal Government, respecting Weavers; LXVIII. 412, P. 


Copy of Letter from the Governor General to the Secret Committee of the Court of Directors, dated 2 November 1807, in so far as 
relates to the Missionaries ; also Copy of Proclamation of Lord William Bentinck, dated 3 December 1806; LXviII. 412, P. 


Copy of Paper, intituled, “‘ Consideration upon the China Trade,” &amp;c.; Lxviti. 399. 


Copy of Report made by Dr. Kerr, senior Chaplain of Fort St. George, to Lord William Bentinck, dated Madras, 3 November 1806; 
LXVIII. 435, (P-547-) Reprinted, Lx1x. 302. 


Copies of Documents enclosed in Letter from the Governor General in India to the Secret Committee of the Court of Directors, dated 
2 November 1807, with several other Papers relating to Missionaries ; LXVIII. 412, P. 


Copy of Interrogatories proposed by the Governor General in Council, in 1801, to the Judges of Circuit and Zillah Judges in Bengal ; 
LXVIII. 435, (P- 547-) 


Extracts of Bengal Judicial Consultations in the Criminal Department, 13 and 20 July 1810; containing the cases of Mr. James Tich- 
borne, Mr. Turner, and others; LXVIII. 412, P. 


Account of bullion and merchandize exported by the Company to India and China, from 1708; LxvIII. 423, P. 


Return of number of Writers, Cadets, Surgeons and Chaplains, sent to India during the last ten years ; LXVIII. 475, P. 


Copies or extracts of so much of Correspondence of Governor General and Council of Bengal with the Court of Directors, as relates 
to the practice of sacrificing children ; several other Papers relating to the religion of the Hindoos, &amp;c.; LXVIII. 435, (P.547.) 


Glossary to the Fifth Report from Select Committee on East India Affairs; Lxvi1I. 419, P. 


Copy of Letter from the Court of Directors to the Governor and Council of Fort St. George, 23 January 1805; several other Papers 
relating to India affairs ; LXVIII. 475, P. 


Copies of Proceedings of the Bengal Government respecting the Temple of Jaggernaut in Orissa, &amp;c.; LX VIII. 475, P- 


Account of merchandize and builion respectively imported into, and exported from, the Presidency and Bengal, in each year from 
1795-6 to 1810-11; Lxvuiil. 638, (P. 657.) 


Similar Accounts of the trade of the Presidencies of Madras and Bombay; txvirt. 638, (Pr. 657.) 


Copy of Letter from the Right Honourable Robert Dundas to the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Company, 10 August 1808.— 
Ditto from George Holford, Esq. 26 August 1808 ; LXVIII. 475, P. 


Account of all cotton goods, printed and plain, exported from Great Britain to Ports eastward of the Cape of Good Hope, for twenty 
years, ending § January 1813; LXvirl. 524, (P. 536.) 


Copy of Letter, dated 19 July 1804, from the Governor General in Council of Bepgal, to the Government of Fort St. George ; 
LXVIII. 475, P. 


Account of all goods the produce of the East Indies and China imported into and exported from Great Britain, from 1792 to 1811; 
LXVIII. 474, P. 


Account of value of all goods exported from Great Britain to the East Indies and China, from 1792 to 1811 ; LXVIII. 475, P. 


Account of number of ships with amount of tonnage, employed in the trade with the East Indies and China, from 1792 to 1811; 
LXVIII. 475, P. 


Account showing dates and particulars of applications made to the Company for freight to India; (Ordered, Lxv111. 470, but not 
presented.) 


Copy of Letter from Charles Buller, Esq. to the Court of Directors, dated 19 May 1813 ; LXvIII. 515, P. 


Accounts of duties payable on all goods, stores, and merchandize, at the Presidencies and Subordinates in India, &amp;c.; (Ordered, 
LXVIULI. 526, but not presented.) 


Copy of Letter from the Rev. Dr. Claudius Buchanan, of May, relative to Mr. Buller’s statement; LXVIII. 547, P. 


Copy of Minute of the Governor General, relative to the College of Fort William, dated 18 August 1800.—Several other Papers relating 
to the Customs in India, the Financial Department, and the Commercial Establishments in India; Lxvitt. 560, Pp, 584, 
(Pp. 6573) 638, (P.657-) ' 


Account of amount of Customs Duties received on the principal articles of East India and China produce; Lxvitt. 532, (Pp. 566.) 


Copy of Memorial presented to the Court of Directors, by Robert Rickards, Esq. dated g September 1812.—Other Papers relating to 
East India affairs; Lxvrit. 589, P. 


Copy of Letter from Charles Grant, Esq. to the Court of Directors, 16 August 1797; Lxvrtt. 560, (P. 568.) 


Copies of two Letters, viz. one to the Court of Directors, dated 22 April 1813; and one to James Cobb, Esq. 23 April 1813; 
LXviit. 560, (P. 576.) 


Copy of paragraphs 2 to 8 of Letter in the Revenue Department, from the Governor in Council of Bombay to the Court of Directors, 
dated 14 October 1808 ; several other Papers relating to East India affairs; Lxv111. 589, P. 


Copies of representations made in 1812 and 1813, to the government of Bengal, to the Court of Directors, or to the Commissioners for 
the Affairs of India, by the private Merchants in Calcutta, relative to the Duties paid in India, &amp;c.; (Ordered, LXVIII. 557, 
but not presented.) 


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East India—continued. 


Copy of Petition of Alexander Nowell, dated 15 April 1811, with enclosures, No. 1 and 2; Copy of the Reply, dated 14 une 1811; 
_ Lxvitt. 638, (P. 657.) 


i 1 ; vw } 
Account specifying rates of Customs levied on goods and merchandize at the Ports of Calcutta, Madras, and Bombay.—Severai other 
Papers relating to Customs and External Commerce of Bombay, &amp;c.; Lxv111. 638. 


Copy of paragraphs 31 to 38 inclusive, of Revenue Letter from the Governor in Council at Bombay to the Court of Directors, dated 
20 February 1808; several other Papers relating to East India affairs; Lxvii1. 589, P. 


Copy of paragraph 226 of Revenue Letter from the Governor General in Council at Fort St. George to the Company, 21 October 1807; 
, LXVIII. §89, P. , 


Copy of Letter from John Bebb, Esq. to the Court of Directors, 31 May 1813 ; Lxvrtt. 589, P. 


Copy of second and third paragraphs of the Military Letter from the Governor General in Council at Fort St. George to the Directors, 
dated 1 July 1812; LxviiI. 590, P. 


Copy of Letter from the Rev. Dr. Claudius Buchanan to the Court of Directors, dated 8 June 1813; Lxvurt. 638, Pp. 
Account of Establishment of the Office of the Commissioners of the Affairs of India; txvurr. 665. 

Copy of Report of Reporter of External Commerce in Bengal, for 1811-12; LxXIx. 103, P. 

Copies of latest Reports upon External Commerce received from Madras and Bombay; LXxIXx. 103, P. 

“Account of quantities and prices respectively of sugar sold at the Company’s Sales; Lx1x. 91,-P. (App. 756.) 


Copy of Resolutions of the Court of Directors held on 3 September 1813, granting a sum to the family of the late Major General 
Agnew ; LXIXx. 


Copy of Petition to His Majesty against Sir George Barlow, late Governor of Madras, signed by, R. Maitland and others, creditors of 
the Nabobs of the Carnatic, dated 1 April 1812; several other Papers relating to East India affairs; Lxtx. 229, (P. 254.) 


Account of amount of all goods sold at the Company’s Sales, from 1 March 1812 to 1 March 1813; LXIX. 191, P 
Account of Stock per computation on 1 March 1813; LXIx. 191, P. 


Copy of Letter from the Court of Directors to the Governor in Council at Fort St. George, relative to the Carnatic Debts, 18 February 
1807. several other Papers relating to that subject; Lx1x. 229, (P. 254.) 


Copy of Letter from Mr. R. A. Maitland to the Chief Secretary of Fort St. George, 29 June 1810; several other Papers relating to 
East India affairs; Lx1x. 229, (P. 254.) 


Account showing List of Fees established by the Court of Directors of the Company; Lx1x. 374, P. 409, P. 
Account showing number of Licences granted by the East India Company, under Act 53 Geo. III, ¢. 155; ULx1x. 374, P. 409, P. 
List of Licences granted by the Commissioners for the Affairs of India, for ships to proceed to the East Indies; Lx1x. 381, P. 409, P. 


Copies of paragraphs 21, 22, and 23, of Letter from the Government of Fort.St. George, Political Department, dated 5 March 1813, 
to the Court of Directors; several other Papers relating to the Carnatic debts, and granting a pension to Mrs. Roebuck ; 
LXIX. 409, P. 410, P. 


Extract of Letter from the Governor in Council of Bombay to the Court of Directors, 11 March 1813, paragraphs 21 to 46; Lxrx. 
452, (P. 462,) (App. 830.) 


Extract of Letter from the Governor General in Council, Political Depratment, to the Court of Directors, 15 June 1813, &amp;c.; Lx1x. 
452, (vp. 462,) (App. 832.) 


Account of amount of goods sold at the Company’s Sales, from 1 May 1813 to 1 May 1814; Lx1x. 484, P. 


Copy of Order in Council declaring the Port of Liverpool to be a port fit for the deposit of East India goods, dated 16 December 1814; 
_ Lxx. 80, (App. 996.) : 


Copy of all Minutes and Proceedings of the General Court of the Company upon the subject of Grants and Pensions ; Lx x. 201, (Pr. 212.) 
Copy of Resolution of the Court of Directors, dated 13 May 1814, respecting Lord Melville; Lxx. 276, p. 


Copy of Memorial presented to the Lords of the Treasury by the Merchants and Agents concerned in the Trade with India, dated 
20 February 1815; Lxx. 398, P. 


Copies of Dispatches and Documents received by the Company relating to the Island of Banca; Luxx. 458, P. 


Copies of Orders in Council declaring the Ports of Hull, Greenock and Glasgow, fit ports for depositing East India Goods; txx. 
472, P. (App. 996.) 


Account of all goods sold at the Company's Sales, from 1 May 1814 to 1 May 1815; Lxxt. 122, (Pp. 164.) 


Account of Stock per computation of the Company (exclusive of their Capital Stock) as drawn out in respect to England, to 1 May 1815; 
LXXI. 122, (P. 164.) 


List of Licences granted by the Board of Commissioners for the Affairs of India subsequent to the date of the last return, 24 June 1814, 
for ships to proceed to certain Ports in the East Indies, under Act 53 Geo. III; yxx1. 267, (Pp. 298.) 


Copies of all Correspondence respecting Lascars; Lxx1. 316, P. 


Statement of steps taken by Commissioners for the Affairs of India, or the Company, for carrying into effect the separation of the Political 
and Commercial Accounts, per Act 53 Geo. III, c.155; Lxx1. 348, P. 


Account current between Government and ihe Company for expenses incurred in India and Europe to 30 April 1815, with interest to 
31 December 1815; LXxI. 411, P. (App. 937.) 


Account of estimated amount of advances for the Public Service in India in 1815-16 and 1816-17 ; Lxxt. 411, P. (App. 937.) 
Account of Foreign Territorial Debts in India; 1xx1. 527. 

Copies or extracts of Dispatches received from the Government in India relative to the Nepaul war ; Lx x11. 17, P. 

Account of exports of gold and silver coin and bullion by the Company; (Ordered, Lx x11. 306, but not presented.) 


Accounts of number of ships: with amount of tonnage, for which Licences have been granted by the East India Company, and Commis- 
sioners for the Affairs of India, under Act 53 Geo. III, c. 155,'8. 11; Lxx111. 295, 296, Pp. (App. 733, 734-) 


Account of number of ships with amount of tonnage, which have entered inwards and cleared outwards, to and from the East Indies, 
for ten years ending 5 January 1818; 1xx111. 349, P. 361, (P. 382,) (App. 734-) 


meee a aan of the East Indies and China imported and exported, for six years ending 5 January 1818; Lxx111. 417, P 
PP- 735- : 


Account of all goods exported; LxxI1I. 417, Pp. (App. 736.) 


Account of amount of Duties received upon goods imported from the East Indies, for ten years ending 5 January 1818 ; (Ordered, 
LXXIII. 275, but not presented.) 


Copies and Extracts of Advices received from the Governments of India relative to the origin and progress of the discussions which 
terminated in hostility with the Peishwah.—Of Treaties concluded—And of Advices received concerning the aggressions of 
of the Pindarries; Lx xIII. 393, P- ’ 


Copies of proceedings of the Court of Directors relative to making extraordinary allowances to the owners of ships in the service of 
the Company; Lxx111. 368, P. 


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. Papers relative to the warin India; UXXxIV. 129. 


Copies a) Reports and Documents received from General the Marquis of Hastings relative to the execution of the Killedar of the Fort 
alnier; we xrv. 191, (P. 134.) 3 


Account of amount of the Territorial Debts owing by the Company ; LXXIv. 165, P. (Account withdrawn, and another ordered, 286.) 
Presented;'286,'p. (App. 1038:) 


Copies of Treaties conclades with the native Powers i in India ; LEXIV. 166. 


Copies. or extracts of Reports or Proceedings of the Presidencies i in India concerning the administration of Justice, civil and criminal, 
and of police, from 1810 ; several other Papers relative to the administration of Justice in India; Lxx1v. 601, @. 607 a 


Copies of Letters and Memorials addressed to the Court of Directors by the Carnatic Commissioners ; other Papers Telatng to the 
Carnatic Debts; Ltxx1v. 337, (App. 1039, 1040.) 


Copy of proceedings of the Court of Directors relative to making extraordinary allowances. to owners of ships in the service B the 
Company ; Lx xiv. 466, (App. 1070.) 


Return of quantity and value of British woollen and cotton mmautholaves — to the Beato ge &gt; ote LXXTV. _oingd 
not presented.) 1 I lo ) 


Ditto - - - to China; (Ordered, Lx x1v. 551, but not to 


Account of allowances, compensations, remunerations, and superannuations, granted to the Company's. officers and servants, since 
10 February 1819; Lxxv. 101. © 


Copies of Reports and: Documents receivéd since 15 February 1819, relative to the capture of the Fort of ‘Félnier ; LXV. 205, F 


Account of value of all articles being of the growth or manufacture of the United gr exported. by the Company, fi from 181 om ; 
LXXV. 921, P. (App. 819.) 


Account of all goods exported from Great Britain to the East Indies and China, for two years ending 5 January 1880; LXXv. ¥.391, 
392,.P. 435, P. (App. 819.) 


Account of all goods the produce of the East Indies and Chima imported into and aiteonay from Crue Britain, = two years ending 
§ January 1820; Lxxv. 392, P. 435, P- (App. 820; 822, 824.) : ill 


Account of number of ships with amount of tonnage which have entered inwards and clotted sulin at’ thasseveral Ports of Great 
Britain to and from the East Indies, for two years ending 5 January 1829; LXXv.-321, R. (App. Bae 


Ditto - - - of Ireland - -- ditto; Lxxv. 362, Pp. (App. 818.) 


Account of amount of Duties received upon goods imported from the East Indies for six jn omy 5 Jeary 3 1820:; LXXV..392; P. 
422, P. 451, (App. 821, 831.) 


Account of number of ships with amount of tonnage for which Heath have been pasted by the Conapany under Act 53 Geo, Ill, 
€. 155, 8.11; LXXV. 293, P. (App. 818.) 


Ditto - - - by the Commissioners for the Affairs of India; Lxxv. 349, P. (App. 818.) 
Account of Territorial Debts owing by the Company at their several Presidencies ; Lx xv. 346. 


Copies or extracts of official Documents and Papers received by the Court of Directors relative to. the ery Hindoo widows ; 
(Ordered, Lxxv. 460; Order discharged, and another made, 476, but not ne 


See infra, 3646. _ 
East India Dock Company : 


Annual account of Receipts and Disbursements of the East India Dock Company ; 1803; LIx. 439.——1804; Lx. 491——1805 ; 
Lx1. 563.1806 ;,_ Lx11. 844. 1808 ; Lx1v. 70. 1809 ; Exv. 171.———1810; Lxv1. 161.———1811 5: Ux vin. 164. 
1812; LXVIII. 197.——1813 ; Lx1x. 180 —1814; LXX,. 118.——1815 ; LX XI. 19-1816 5, LXXI1. 125.——1817 ; 
LXXIII, 114, (P, 132.)——-1818 ; LXXIV. 147.——1819 ; LXXvV..97. 





Statement of progress made in the formation of the works for the East India shipping ; 1803; LIx. 439.——1804 5 LX. 491. ad 
1805; Ux. 564. 


Account of extraordinary disbursements incurred for improvements of the East India Docks; Lxx111. 309, P iss 
Account of qn of the several balances appearing by the accounts of the Directors of the East India Docks ; SERII. 309, P P. 


Eden Bridge :—Estimate of sum wanted for defraying half of the charge of erecting a Bridge over the River Een LXV. 5, 
(App. 641.) 


Edinburgh College ‘—Estimate for work at the College of Edinburgh; xxx11. 334, P. (App. 586.)=====Estimate of sam 
wanted for the expense.of works carrying on at the’College of Edinburgh, for 1818; Lxxa11. oaape P. (App. §12,)——=28 19 ; 
LXXIV. 291, P. (App. 713.)——1820 ; LX XV. 255, P. (App. 565.) 


Education (England) : 


Reports of Commissioners, per Act 58 Geo. III, ¢. 91, for appointing Comeniesigners to inquire concerning Charities in , England ; 
First; Lxxiv. 183, p.——Second; txxiv. 619, Pp Third; txxv. 126, p—Fourth; rxxv. 481, P. 


Digest of Returns to Circular Letters from the Select Committee appointed in 1818, on the Education of the Poor ; rxx1v. 295; ?- 
Education (Ireland) : 


Report of Commissioners for inquiring into (under Act 46 Geo, III, c. 122); First (Free Schools’ of Royal Fdbdalions) ; 3 LXIV. 205, 


(p, 214.) Reprinted, Lxix. 109:——Second (Public and Charitable Foundations) }) Lx1v.:205, (v.214.) Reprinted, uxrx. 
109.——-Third (Protestant Charter Schools); Lx1v. 205, (P. 214.) Repeinter, LXLX, 109——=Fourth (Diocesan Free Schools) ; 
LXV. 234, P.——Fifth (Wilson's Hos ital); LXV. 235, P.——Sixth (Bliie Coat Hospital); Lxv. 235, P- r- 
nian School); Lxv. 235, P- Eighth (Foundling Hospital) ; Lxv..970, saoruibai (Erasmus. Smith’s School) ; xv. 270. 
—— Tenth (Hibernian Marine ‘Sthecly LXV. 327, P. Reprinted, Lx1x. 109..——Eleventh (Parish Schools); Lxv1. 161, 
(vp. 249.) Reprinted, Lx1x. 109.—— Twelfth (Classical Schosls) 3 LXViI. 343, P. Reprinted, Lx1x. 109. Thirteenth 
(Diocesan Schools); Lxvii. 343, 2. Reprinted, ux1x. 209.——Fourteenth; Lxv111. 78, p, ‘Reprinted, Lx1x. 109. 


Reports of Commissioners for inquiring into (under Act 53 Geo. LI,c. 107 3) Lxx. 47, P App. 1056 )j—uxxt. , cave 269, 
(P. 299.) —LXXI11, 349, Ps (App. 821.) —LXXIVv. 351, (P 396. J—LXxvi 346, P 


Estimate for Society for promoting Education of the Poor in Ireland; 1816; uxxr. 395, (App. 6852 thy, LXXII. 179, 
(App. 597-)——-1818; Lxx1it, 245, (App. 531.1819; LXXIV. 512, (P. 577,) Bom, 8A yew aan LXXV; 914, 


(App- 576.) 
Egypt: 
Secret Orders to Vice Admiral Lord Keith, dated 15 December 1799, and 28 March 1800; LVI. 258, P. 
Convention pour l’evacuation de |’Egypte, and Translation ; Lv1. 258, P, 
Copy of Mr. Smith’s and Sir Sidney Smith’s full powers ; Lv1. 258, P. 
Copy of Instructions to Sir Sidney Smith and Mr. Smith ; ivr. 258, P. 
Papers respecting the offers of Troops in Minorca to join the Army in Egypt; LVI. 510, (?. 511,). 








ACCOUNTSSAN Di PAPERS=+ontiiniads wt 
ae 
Elections : 


2344. Estimate of expense of Commissions for taking Evidence on Controverted Electionsin Ireland in) 1807.; uxt. cubenentes 


2345. Return of number of Persons polled at the last Contested Elections, for, Donegal, Londonderry, Carlow, a a 
Galway, Tipperary, Westmeath, Mayo, and Waterford; Lxx. 327, (P. LXXI. 109.) , 


2346. Return of state of notices given to the Clerk of the House, per Act 53 Geo. III, of names of Sureties &amp;c. posed to enter, to Recoe- 
nizances in respect of Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns for Ireland ; LXXIV. Oy: pte 


2347. Return of sums paid to Sheriffs and-Under Sheriffs, at the last General regs for writs and precépts, and of Fees paid by Candidates ; 
LXXIV. 495, P 


2348. Returns of charges made 2 by Sheriffs, and of sums paid to them, at the two last General | Elections, in. England and Krelang ; LXXV. 458, 
(P. 462,) (App. 924.) 
‘ See infray 3844. 5273, st: A nl : ' ead ° 
Elgin Marbles : 
. 2349.  Estimate-of expense of removing the Elgin, Marbles to. the British. Museum ;: Lx x11. 466, (App. 648:) . 
* 2950., Estimate, of expense of'a temporary Building for the reception of the Elgin Marbles ; 1x x11. 466, (App. 648.) 
Elizabeth and Mary Smack :—See infra, 4503, . 


~ 2351. Elliott, Governor :—Copies of Letters from Messrs. ‘Garnett, Weekes, and Paterson, dated 12, 16, 19 August 1811 ; a i 
hs fl Governor Elliott.; txvu, 90,2. : 


See infra, AbatiraBigen 
Emanuel, ve See supra, 55: 


= 


Emigrants : 


, 2352. Estimate of Sum necessary for relief of the Suffering Clergy and Laity of France, Toulonese, Corsican, and Dutch Emigrants, 
' ‘St. Domingo Sufferers, &amp;c.; 1801; vi. 122, (App. 775.)——1802; Lvir. 34, (App. 700;) 263, (Withdrawn, 291, another 

presented, 292,) (App. 850.)———1803 ; Lvr11. 80, (App. 733-)——1 804 ; Ex: 41, (App. 500.)——+1805 ;\4.x. 42, (App. 692.) 
1806; Lx1. 139, (App. 717.)——1807; Lx1I. 71, (App. 443 ;), 622, (App. 865.)-——1808 ;__Lx111. 152, (App. 7315) 
390 (App. 930.) 1809; Lxiv. 108, (App. 480.)——1810; Lxv. 81, (App. 576.)\——-1811 LXVI. 129, (App. 530.)-—— 
1812; LXxvit. 28, 29, (App. 637, 638. .-——1813; Lxyitr. 46, (App. 7433) 447, (App. '753;) 584, (pp. 758.)——1814; 
LXIX. 15, (P. 16,) (App. 504, 5953) 138, P. (App-602:) 351, P. (App. 617.1815; Lxx. 98, . (App. 568;) 160, P. 
(App. 571;) 218, Pp. (App. 574.)———1816; Lxx1. 344, P. (App. 643.)\——1817; Lxx11. 276, p. (App. 582.) 


2853. Account of Sum wanted for ‘deficiency of Grant for: ditto; for 1806 ;° ux. 71, (App. 443 ) 620, (App. 865.)——For 1807 ; 
EXH. 152. 


‘ 2354. Estimate of Sum wanted for relief of Toulonese and Corsican Emigrants, St. Domingo Sufférers, Dutch Naval Officers and others ; 
1819; LxxIv. 266, Pp, (App. 712.) 1820; LXXV-,255, P. (App. 567.) 








2355. Estimate of Sum wanted to defray bills drawn from Jersey on account of French Emigrants ; 1809 ; Lx1v. 334, (App. 490. ——y ; 
LXVI, 271, (App. 537.)———18135, uxvirt. 46, (App. 7433) 


2356. Dittoy~- - ray frome, Sicily on account of Corsican and, Toulonese Emigrants ; 1809; LXIv. 334, (App. 491.)—--1811 3; LxvI. 
271, (App. 538.) 
*-'9357. Ditto, - - - drawn from abroad on account of Emigrants; 1812; Lxvit. 424, (App. 650.)}——-1813 ; Lxvu1. 46, (App. "43,) 


2358... Account of excess beyond the Sum granted in the last session for the Suffering Clergy and Laity of France, &amp;e, for 1801; Lv I, 566. 
(Withdrawn, 567.) 


. 2359. Books and Papers connected with the distribution of the bounty granted for relief of Poor French Protestant, ses ; LxVr. 195. 
(Ordered to be returned to the Treasury, 197.) 


Engineers &gt;See. supra,.'714; infra, 2731. 
wo 4 ‘Bssequibo 7—See mnfra, 5167. 5172. 
Etrusco :——See infra, 4017-4025. 
Exchange : 
Aceount of payments made by the’ Government of Ireland at par, to all persons in or from Ireland since the Union ; L1x. 181, P. 


. Aceount 6f-salaries and pensions charged upon the Revenue of Ireland paid at par to persons resident in England between 5 January 1803 
~ .», and § January 1804 ;, 11x..181, P. 


fe 


Exchange, Bills of :—See infra, 4160. 4162. 
Exchange, Rates of :—See supra, 1084. 


Exchequer * 
Account of payments made by the Bitchioqnet in Ireland in the year ending 5 January 1802; L1x. 382, P. (App. 782.) 


2362. 
4363.. Account of Sims which remained in the Exchequer on 1 7 1806, 1805, being part of the grants for 1804; Lx1.. 201, 207, P. 208, P. 
(App. 727, 728.)———Ditto, -,-, - .on_ 1st January 180 being part of grants for 1805; LX. 174, P- 186, Pp. 188, 191,.P 
(App. 726, 727.) 
2364. Account showing amount of Monies in the Exchequer and remaining to be received on 8 November 1814, to complete £. — 
102. granted to arise from War Taxes for 1814, &amp;c.; Lxx. 10, P. (App. 566.) 
2365. Account showing the total amount which remained un-issued from the Exchequer on 5 January 1816 of Sums ~ for Navy, peel 
and Ordnance, &amp;c.; Lxx1. 403, (App, 643.)- | 
, 2366, . Dates of Warrants and Bills signed by His Majesty to authorize the issue of Money from the Exchequer ; LXV. 155, (P,176.) -... . 
2367. Copies of Letters of the Marquisses of Buckingham and Camden, giving up to the service of the public one third of the profits of their 
ie offices of Tellers of the Exchequer; LXvi11, 81, P. (App. 884.) 
2368. Statement of the Fee Fund for the year ending 5 January 1818; Lxx111. 395, (App. §15.)——Produce of from § January 1818 to 
aon 5 January 1819; LxxIv. 512, P..(App. 719.) 
2369. Copy of Report of Mr..Moysey, Exchequer Remembrancer, to the Committee on Public Offices ; 1x v11. 199, P. (App. 838.) 
2370. Copy of Letter from - Lord Lieutenant to the Board of Treasury of Ireland, on the subject of the office of the Teller of the Exchequer ; 
’ \ 9 pLXEX. §20,.P. 
2371, Return of persons ling situations or employments i in the office of the Lord Treasurer or Second Remembrancer Exchequer in Ireland ; 
LXXIl. 47 


2372. Ditto - -.- in the office of Solicitor of the Exchequer in England; txX11. 479, P. 
2373. Ditto - -.- in the office of the Usher of the Exchequer in Ireland; Lx x11. 478, P, 


; 2374. Ditte - + - in the office of Auditor of the Exchequer in England; Lxx1t. 383, P. 


2375. Return 
GEN, INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 






































EERE. 


J 


PEEE EE ESE 


2395, 


PPP ER EEREERED f1 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Exchequer—continued. 
Return of persons holding situations or employments in the office of Auditor of the Exchequer in Scotland; txx11. 462. 
Ditto - - - in the office of the Marshal of the Exchequer; txx11. 383, P. 

Ditto - - - in the office of the Messengers of the Exchequer in England; txxt11. 462. 
Ditto - - - in the office of one of the Tellers of the Exchequer; 1x x11. 462. 


Ditto - - - in the office of the Three Tellers of the Exchequer in England; txx11. 417, P. 
See supra, 924. 940-944; infra, 2547. 


Exchequer Bills : 


Account of Exchequer Bills made out and issued in pursuance of certain Acts; 1801; Lv1. 431, (App. 869.)——1802; Lvir. 24, 
(App. '700;) 172, (App. '786;) 246, 555, (App. 990.)——1803; Lv111. 35, (App.'709;) 43, (App. 718;) 551. (App. 1152.) 
——1804; LIx. 197, (App. 681, 682.)——-1805 ; tx. 56, (App. 697 ;) 403, (App. 898.}—1806; Lx1. 129, (App. '706.)—— 
1807 ; Lx11. 28. (App. 408 ;) 323, (App. 554;) 606, P. (App. 863.)——1808 ; Lx 111. 45, (App. 598 ;) 296, (App. 846.)—— 
1809; LxIv. 22, 49, (App. 480.)}——-1810; Lxv. 37, (App. 5743) 174, (App. 5773) 397, (App. §86.)——-1811 ; Lx v1.93, 
(App- 529;) 303, (App. 539, 540.1812; Lxvil. 37, (App. 640;) 298, 299, (App. 648, 649 31813; LxvIII. 21, 
(App. 743;) 328, (App. 7535) 545, (App. 755-)-——1814; Lx1x. 15, (App. §93 ;) 22, (App, 595) 307, (App. 614, 615, 618.) 
——1815; Lxx. 10, P. (App. 566;) 367, (App. 583.1816; Lxx1. 19, (App. 636;) 346, Pp. (App. 643.)——1817; 
LXXII. 25, (App.577;) 138, P. (App. 577;) 144, (App. 577.1818; txxi11. 14, P. (App. 505;) 21, P. (App. 505;) 
208, rp. (App,506;) 236, 366, (App. 507..——1819; Lxxiv. 44, P. (App. 704;) 483, P. (App. 706.)}——-1820; Lxxv. 
298, P. (App. 557-) 

Acconnt of Exchequer Bills outstanding on 5 June 1802 ; Lv11. 585.——On 1 December 1802 and 1803; L1x. 31.——On 18 April 
in the years 1798 to 1804; LIx. 234, P.——-On 5 January 1805 ; Lx. 20, Pp. (App. §96.}——-On 14 February 1805; Lx. 67, 
(App. 722.)}——In February 1810; Lxv. 122, p. (App. 686.)——On 5 April 1812; Lxvit. 275, (P.300,) (App.648.)—— 
On 5 January 1814; Lx1x. 143, P. (App. 695.)———On 1 November 1814; Lxx. 17, P. (App. 655.)——-On 5§ January 1815; 
Lxx. 229, P. (App. 655.)——-On 5 January 1816; Lx x1. 133, (App. 637.)\———On § January 1817; Lx x11. 138, P, (App. 577.) 
——lIn June 1817; Ltxx11. 396, P. (App. 577-)———On 5§ January 1818; Lxx11I. 105, P. (App. 506.}——On 5 April in 
each year from 1810 to 1819; LxxIv. 363, Pp. (App. 706.) 


Account of Exchequer Bills and Irish Treasury Bills, outstanding on 5 January 1819; Lxxv. 261, (P. 263,) 280, Pp. (App. 550, 555-) 
Return of amount of Exehequer Bills and Irish Treasury Bills, outstanding on 15 May 1820; Lxxv. 261, 280, (App. 555, 558.) 


Account showing amount of Exchequer Bills issued for service of the year 1805; Lx1. 356, (App. '706.)——-1806; 1x11. 606, P. 
(App. 863.)——-1807 ;° Lx111. 45, (App. 598.)——1808;; Lxiv. 49, (App. 480.)——1809; Lx vv. 99, (App. 576.)——-1810; 
LXVI. 93, (App. 529.)——-1811; LXVII. 37, CPP. 639.)——1812; Lxviir, 167, (App. 752.)———-1813 ; Lx1x. 181, 
(App. 606,) 1814; Lxx. 10, Pp. (App. §66.)——1815 ; Lx x1. 19, (App. 636.) 

Account of all Interest paid on Exchequer Bills; for 3 years ending 5 January 1807 ; Lx11. 95, 606, Pp. (App, 863.)———5 January 
1808; Lx111. 65, Pp. (App. 629.}+——5 January 1809; Lxiv. 141, (App. 481.)——5 January 1810; uxv. 146, (App. 577.) 

——5 January 1811; Lxvi. 154, (App. §31.)——5 January 1812; Lxvir. 299, (App.649..——5 January 1813; LxvuI. 

242, (App. 753.)\——5 January 1814; Lxix. 143, P. (App. 604.)——5 January 1815; Lxx. 222, Pp. (App. 655.)——5 Ja- 
nuary 1816; Lxx1. 133, (App. 637.)——5 January 1817; Lxx11. 138, P. (App. 577.)——§ January 1818 ; Lxx111. 104, P. 
(App. 506.) 

Account of Exchequer Bills raised per Act 39/40 Geo. III, on credit of the aids or supplies for 1800; Lv1.59, (App. 726.) 

Ditto - - - raised on credit of the Duties of Customs on goods imported and exported, for 1800; Lv1.59, (App: 726.) 


Account of Exchequer Bills raised on credit of the Duties on Income per Act 39 Geo. III, outstanding and undischarged; Lv1.. 59, 
(App. 726.) 


Account of Exchequer Bills issued in consequence of Vote of Credit for £.1,400,000; (Ordered, Lv1. 431, but not presented.) 


Account of Exchequer Bills issued on’ credit of the surplus of the Consolidated Fund granted for 1801; (Ordered, Lv11. 383, but not 
presented.) 
Account of Profit and Loss on Exchequer Bills, from January 1800 to 1802 ; Lv11. 453, (P.454,) (App. 928.) 


Particulars of Exchequer Bills not in course of payment, in Ireland, till after 5 January 1802; Lv11. 550. 


Account showing amount of Exchequer Bills issued per Act 39 and 40 Geo. III, for establishing an Agreement with the Bank of 
England ; Lx1. 167, (App. 706.) 


Account of Exchequer Bills outstanding in Ireland, and payable on 5 January 1813; Lxvi1. 433, (App. 667.) 


Estimate of Sum wanted for Superannuation Allowance or Compensation to Mr. Planta, formerly one of the Paymasters of Exchequer 


Bills; from 21 June 1811 to 5 January 1813; “xvii. 477, (App. 652.-——1816; Lxx1. 295, (P. 296,) (App. 638.)}— 
1817; Lxxi1. 276, Pp. (App. §83.)——1818 ; Lx x11. 104, P. (App. 509.) 1819; Lxx1y. 126, Pp. (App. 708.) . 


‘Copy ef Report of the Commissioners appointed under Act 51 Geo. III, for the issue of Exchequer Bills; px1x. 122, Pp. (App. 826.) 


Account showing amount of Exchequer Bills charged on the aids or supplies granted for 1812, and on the first supplies to be granted 
im session 1814; LXVIII. 545, (App. 755.) 


Account of amount of Exchequer Bills charged on the first supplies to be granted in session 1816 ; Lx x. 407, P. (App. 585.) 
Account of amount of Exchequer Bills charged on the aids or supplies granted in 1814; Lxx. 358, P. (App. 581.) 

Estimate showing amount of Exchequer Bills charged on the aids of 1819 ; Lxx1v. 238, Pp. (App. 704.) 

Account of Exchequer Bills charged upon the supplies of 1819 ; Lxx1v. 489, (App. 706.) 
Account of Exchequer Bills issued and charged upon the aids or supplies of 1819 outstanding and undischarged; Lx xv. 99, (App. 550.) 
Account of Exchequer Bills issued since 1 September 1819; Lxxv. 84, P. (App. 548.) 

Account of Exchequer Bills issued between 5 January 1817 and 6 January 1818; Lxx111. 49, P. (App. 505.) 


Account of Exchequer Bills issued between 5 January 1819 and 5 January 1820.—A like Account to § April 1820; txxv. 261, 
(®. 263,) 280, P. (App.550, 552, 556.) 


Ditto - - - issued between 5 July 1819 and 15 May 1820; Lxxv. 261, P. 280, P. (App. 553, 554-) 


Account showing amount of Exchequer Bills received at the office of Paymaster of Exchequer Bills to be funded pursuant to resolution 
13 March 1810; txv. 240, (App. 578.) 


Copy of Representation made by the subscribers of £..8,000,000. in Exchequer Bills, to be funded, signifying their consent to the sum of 
£.311,600. to be funded on the like terms; Lxv. 240. : 


Account of amount of Exchequer Bills issued per Acts 7 and 11 Anne, remaining in the chests of the Tellers of the Exchequer; and 
Account of Exchequer Bills which remained to be issued on 6 January 1818; Lxx111. 49, P. (App. 506.) 


Aceount of Exchequer Bills paid off between 5 January 1817.and 5 January 1818; Lxx111. 49, P. (App. 505+) 
Account of amount of Monies paid into the Receipt of the Exchequer, pursuant to Act 51 Geo. III, c. 15 ; LXxItl. 49, P. (App. 506.) 


ae Exchequer Bills on the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain, issued under Act 57 Geo. ITI, c. 48; Lxx1v. 336, (P. 340,) 
PP. 704.) 
Account of Exchequer Bills received in payment of duties between 1 July and 10 October 1819; xxv. 84, P. (App. 549-) 


Apanmest ms Bills received in payment of duties between 10 Qctober 1819 and 5 January 1820; (Ordered, ixxv. 97; but 
presented. 


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2415. 
2416. 


2417. 
2418. 


2419. 


2421. 


2424. 


2425. 
2426. 


2427. 
2428. 


2431. 


2432. 


2437. 


2448, 


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GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) T 






ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Exchequer Bills—continued. 


Account of all Exchequer Bills, called Deficiency Bills, on the Consolidaied Fund of Great Britain, issued under Act 


Geo. III, c. 
and 59 Geo. Ill, ¢.19; Lxxv. 84, P. (App. 548.) Sone. Se 48, 


Account of all Exchequer Bills, called Deficiency Bills, on the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain, issued under Act 57 Geo. ILI, c. 48, 
in the quarters ending 5 January and 5 April 1820; Lxxv. 298, Pp. (App. 557.) 
Account of Exchequer Bills, with interest due thereon, received on account of the public Revenue; Lxxv. 134, P. (App. 550.) 


Account of Exchequer Bills paid off or received for Revenue, or in payment of Loans, between 5 January 1819 and 5 January 1820.— 
A like Account from 5 January 1820 to § April 1820; Lxxv. 261, (p. 263,) (App. 553;) 280, P. (App. 556.) 


Account of Sums paid for Interest on Exchequer Bills from 5 January 1805 to the latest period; tx. 438, (App. 950.) 
Estimate of Sum wanted to discharge Interest of such Exchequer Bills, as may be paid off in the course of 1806; Lx1.155, (App. 706.) 
Account of amount of Interest paid on Exchequer Bills in the years ending 5 January 1804, 1805, and 1806; 1x1. 160, ». (App. 706.) 


Estimate of amount required to pay Interest on Exchequer Bills, Irish Treasury Bills, and Mint Notes for 1820; Lxxv. 298, (App.556.) 
See supra, 940-944. 


Exchequer Bill Office :—Copy of Minutes of Treasury upon the matter contained in the Report of session 1810 upon the 
Exchequer Bill Office; txvi. 129, P. 


Exchequer Court: 


Estimate of Sum wanted to defray Bills of the Usher of the Court of Exchequer for supplying the Court and Offices with Stationery, &amp;c. ; 
for 1805; Lx. 53, (App. 697.)——1806; Lx1. 140, (App. 718.)——1807 ; L~xu1. 71, (App. 443;) 622, (App. 865.)-—— 
1808 ; Lx111. 239, (App. 800.)——1809; Lx1v. 206, (App. 483.)——-1810; Lxv. 81, (App. §75.)——1811; Lxv1. 271, 
(App. 537-)-——1812; Lxvit. 57, (App. 641.)——1813 ; Lxvirr. 113, (App. 746.) —-1814; Lx1x. 351, P. (App. 617.)—— 
1815; Lxx. 364, Pp. (App. 583.) 


Account of Sum wanted for deficiency of Grant of 1811; Lxvit. 342, (App. 650.)—— Of 1813 and 1814; Lxx. 364, P. 
(App. 583.) 


Estimate of Sum wanted to defray the salaries to the Officers and Expenses of the Court and Receipt of Exchequer for 1819 ; Lxx1Vv. 
135, P. (App. '708.)——For 1820; Lxxv. 255, P. (App. 565.) 


Particulars of account of expenses of the Courts of Exchequer, King’s Beuch, and Common Pleas, in Ireland; tv1. 405, (App. 843.) 


Account of Sums recovered in the Court of Exchequer in Scotland from persons convicted of offences against Acts relative to Customs, 
Excise, and Stamp Duties; Lx1I. 25. 


Account of number of causes heard and determined in the Court of Exchequer in Scotland during fifteen years preceding 1 January 1807 ; 
(Ordered, Lx11. 230, but not presented.) 


Return of number of common law subpenas and writs of capias quo minus issued out of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland; 
LXI. 201, (P. 236.) 


Return of amount of sums paid by way of compensation out of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland to officers of the Court of Exchequer ; 
LXIX. 212, P. 


Account of causes tried in the Court of Exchequer in Scotland in 1815; LXxI. 149, P. 
Account of places in the Court of Exchequer in Scotland, and salaries; Lx x1. 149, P. 
Return of persons holding situations or employments in the office of the Pursuivant of Court of Exchequer in Ireland; uxx11. 476, P. 


Copy of Report of the Lord Advocate of Scotland, regarding the discontiuance of one of the Barons of the Court of Exchequer ; 
Lxxv. 156, Pp. (App. 884.) . 


Copies of affidavits on which extents in aid have been issued out of the Exchequer; several other Returns relating to extents in aid, 
and of fees payable ; Lx x1. 516, P. 


Account of extents in aid issued from the King’s Remembrancer’s Office in the Exchequer, from July 1817 to January 1818; 


Lxx111. 82, P. In 1818; Lxxiv. 224, p.—In 1819; Lxxv. 392, P. 485. From 1 January to 1 July 1820; 
LXxv. 485. 








Return of number of informations filed in the Court of Exchequer for the recovery of penalties under the Customs and Excise Laws, 


from 1 January 1818 to 1 January 1819; LxxiIv. 531, (P. 624,) (App. 1147.)&gt;———From 1 January 1819 to 1 May 1890; 
LXXV. 220, (P.309,) 391, P. ~ 


Accounts of monies, stocks, funds, &amp;c. belonging to the suitors in the Court of Exchequer in the name of the Deputy Remembrancer; 
LXXII. 320, P.—LXXi11. 236, P. (App. 795.) —LX XV. 101, P. 


Return of number of writs of subpeena issued from the Plea Side of the Court of Exchequer, writs of attachment and declarations, &amp;c.— 
Interlocutory judgments, records and final judgments ; (Ordered, Lxxv. 464, but not presented.) 
See supra, 1701. 1707. . 


Excise : 


Account of net produce of Duties of Excise, Great Britain; from 1793 to 1801; Lv1. 34, P.——For the year ending 5 January 1802 ; 
Lv11. 586, p.—— In the years ending 5 July 1813 and 5 July 1814; LXxIx. 490, P. In the year ending 5 April 1816; 
LXXI. 379, P.——For the quarters ending 5 April 1816 and 5 April 1817; Lx x11. 380, (P. 400,) (App. 587.) 


Account of net produce of Excise, Customs, Stamps, Incidents, and Duties, from 1793 to 1800, in the years ended 5 January 1800 and 


5 come | 1801 ; LVI. 34, P.———For one year ended 5 January 1801; Lv1. 494, P-—-——For one year ending § January 1802 ; 
LVII. 586, P. e 





Account of Duties of Excise in Great Britain charged and outstanding on 5 January and § April in 1804 and 1805 ; Lx. 483, P.—— 
On 5 January 1805 and 1806 ; Lx1. 197, P. (App. 704.)———On 5 April 1805 and 1806 ; 1x1. 403, (App. 705.) 


Abstract of Duties collected under the Commissioners of Excise, Ireland; 1799-1800; Lv1. 170, (P- 201,) (App. 780.) 
Account of net produce of Duties of Excise for three years, ending 5 January 1802; Lvit. 651. 
Account of net produce of Duties of Excise in Scotland, for the year ending § April 1816; Lx x1. 527, P. 


Account of net produce of duties imposed by Acts 43 Geo. III, c. 70, 81, and 122, from their commencement to § April 1804, so far 
as relates to the Excise; L1x. 205, P. 


A Paper, intituled, “ North Britain—Account or Estimate of the Duties of Excise charged and outstanding on bond, on § April 
1803 and 5 April 1804;” ix. 16, p. (App. §94-) 


Estimate of Duties charged in Great Britain, and outstanding on bond, on 5 ‘April 1803 and 5 April 1804; Lx. 24, P. (App. 593-) 


Account of balances remaining with the Receiver General of Excise on 5 January, and several other periods in each year, from 1793 


to 5 April 1805; Lx. 477, P. (App. 889.) 
Account of amount of Inland Excise Duties not payable by law until after 5 January 1805; Lx. 191, P. 
Statement of preceding Account, from 5 January 1804 to 5 January 1805; Lx. 191, P. 
General statement of preceding Account; LX. 191, P. 
Return of Duties of Excise charged in Ireland and oustanding on Bond or otherwise on 5 January 1805 ; Lx1. 12, P. (App. 587.) 


2455. Account 























































































2470. 


2471. 


2472. 
2473. 


2474. 
2475. 
2476. 
2477. 
2478. 


2479. 


2481. 


2482. 
24833. 


2486. 


2487. 


2497. 


Excise—continued. 
Account of produce of Revenue of Ireland, Excise Department, for the quarters ending 5 July and 10 October 1804, 1805 ; 1x1. 915, P. 
Return of Excise and Taxes charged in Ireland, from 5 January 1801 to 5 January 1806 3 LXx1. 463, P. 

A Book, intituled, “ Excise—North Britain,” An Account of sums recovered in Scotland for the year ending § July 1805; Lx11. 315. 
Account of the produce of Duties of Excise, in 1807, 1808, 1809 and 1810; Lxv. 358, F. (App. 679.) 


A comparative view of Revenue of Excise paid into the Exchequer for the quarters ended 5 April 1809 and 1810, 80 far as relates to 
England ; txv. 372, P. (App.688.) 


Comparative statement of produce of Duties of Inland Excise and Taxes in Ireland for 1809 and 1810; Lxv1. 264, (Pp. 2893) 311, 
(Pp. 328,) (App. 634.) ; 


Account of net produce paid into the Exchequer of Excise Duties on hides, glass, tobacco, and snuff, and auctions, for three years, 
ending 5 January 1812; LXVII. 433, (App. 743.) 


Account of produce of Duties of Excise in Ireland, from 5 January 1807 to 5 January 1813; txviti. 371, (App. 844.) 
Account of expense of collection and management of ditto; Lxvi11. 371, (App. 844.) 

Account of sums paid into the Exchequer undcr the head of Excise between 5 January and § February 1815; Lxx1. 36. 
Account of sums received into the Exchequer under the head of Excise during two years, ending 5 January 1816; txx1. 35. 
Ditto - - - between 5 January 1815 and 5 January 1816; Lxx1. 35. 

Account of Receipts from the Excise Office into the Exchequer in two years ending 5 January 1816; Lxx1. 68, Pp. 

Ditto - - - from 5 January to 5 February 1815, and from 5 January to 5 February 1816; 1xx1. 68,.p. 


Account of particulars of sum expended during the last ten years under the head of contingent charges in the Excise Office, distin- 
guishing all sums above £.200; LxxXI. 342. 


Account of Duties of Excise and Customs laid on since 1792, distinguishing the amount collected for the year ending 5 January 1816 ; 
LXXI. 437, P. (App. 845.) 


Account of produce of Revenue of Excise for one month ending 5 February 1815, § February 1816, and 5 February 1817, showing 
the Receipts on account of the War Malt Duty; Lxx11. 106, Pp. 


Account of produce of Revenue of Excise for ditto; Lxx11. 96, P. 104, P. 

Account of net Revenue of Excise derived from rum, cocoa, coffee, and other produce imported from the West Indies, in 1814, 1815, 
1816; LxXxII. 230, P. 272,P. (App. 698.) 

Net produce of Excise Duties on malt, tobacco, and spirits in each year from 1790 to 1818 ; Lx x11. 233, P. (App. 633.) 

Estimate showing the aggregate amount of Excise Duties, for two years, ending § January 1819; LxxIv. 551, P. (App. 859.) 

Account of amount received of New Duties imposed in 1819, to 10 October 1819 ; (Ordered, txxv. 76, but not presented.) - 

Account of amount received of New Duties imposed in 1819 ; Lxxv. 133, (P.134,) (App. 694.) 

Account of amount of New Duties of Excise, charged from 5 July 1819 to 31 December 1819; Lxxv. 155, (P. 153.) 


Account of arrears and current balances due from the Officers of Excise England from 5 January 1774; on § January 1801; Lvr. 261, 
(Pp. 633.) 5 January 1802; LVII, 554, P.—— § January 1803; Lrx..426, P. 5 January 1804; Lx. 268, p. 
6 January 1805; Lx. 165, P. 5 January 1806; 1x1.161, p.—5 January 1807; Lx. 298, p——5 January 1808; 
Lx111. 269, Pp. —— § January 1809; LxIVv. 327, P. 5 January 1810; ~Lxv. 218, Pp. 5 January 1811; Lxvi. 
205, P.——§ January 1812; LXVII. 233, P——-5 January 1813; Lxvitt. 348, P.——5 January 1814; Lx1Ix. 158, Pp; 
§ January 1815; Lxx. 189, P. § January 1816 ; Lx x1. 243, Pp.——5 January 1817; Lxx11. 185, P. 5 January 1818; 
LXXIII. 208, p.——5 January 1819; LxxIv. 280, Pp. 5 January 1820; Lxxv. 126, Pp. 
































Account of arrears and current balances due from the Officers of Excise Scotland from 5 January 1774; on 5 January 1801; Lvr. 
491, P.—— § January 1802; Lvi1. 627, 652, p.——5 January 1803; Lx. 263, (P.268.)——5 January, 1804; 11x. 280, P. 
——5 January 1805; Lx. 201, P———5 January 1806; Lx1. 161, P. 5 January 1807; Lx11. 298. p.——5 January 
1808 ; Lx111. 274, p——5 January 1809; Lx1v. 176, p——5 January 1810; Lxv. 218, p.———5 January 1811; LXvI1. 
205, P.——-5 January 1812; LXxvII. 233, P.——5 January 1813; Lxvill. 348, p.—5 January 1814; LXx1x. 158, Pp. 
§ January 1815; Lxx. 189, p.——5 January 1816; Lxx1. 243, P. 5 January 1817; rx x11. 185, p.—_5 January 1818 ; 
LXXI11, 208, p, ——5 January 1819; Lxxiv. 280, p.——5 January 1820; Lxxv. 126, Pp. 











Copies of Letters sent from the Commissioners of the Treasury in Ireland to the Boards of Excise and Customs in 1801, respecting 
arrears of duties ; L1x. 428, P. 


Ditto - - - in 1802 respecting the payment of balances in the hands of dismissed or deceased Collectors ; 11x. 428, P. 


Account of total amount of Collectors balances in Excise, as.returned by the Accountant General in Ireland for the first week in January 
1804, 1805, and 1806 ; Lx1. 463, P. 


Copy of Warrant or order appointing Beauchamp Hill, Esquire, late a Surveyor of Excise in Ireland, to be an Inspector General of the 
Excise Department; LXiv. 235. 


Account of officers superannuated in the Excise Department, Ireland; txv. 126, (P. 166.) 


Copy of Warrant for superannuating Mr. Robert Pigott, Surveyor of Excise in Ireland, and other Papers relating thereto; Lxv. 244, 
(309) 


Account of offices and employments under the Crown existing on 1 January 1783, with Account of number and names of Officers, 
er salaries, on 1 January 1810, so far ‘as relates to the department of Inland Excise and Taxes:in Ireland; Lxvi. 120, 
(p. 265.) 

Account of increase‘of Persons superannuated in the departments of Inland Exeise and Taxes; 1811; txvi. 264, (P. 289.) 


Return of Officers of Excise in Ireland under the degree of Collectors ; 1xxt. 274, (P. 282.) ; 

Account of appointments under the Board of Excise in England, between 5 April 1816 and 5 April 1817 ; Lxx1f. 320, P. 
Ditto - - - under the Board of Excise in Scotland, between 5 April 1816 and 5 April 1817; Lxx1I. 320, P. 

Ditto - - - under the Board of Excise in Ireland, between 5 April 1816 and 5 April 1817; Lxx1r. 476, P. 


Return of number and description of officers employed in the collection of the Revenue (Excise) in the county of Dublin‘ District, in 
three years ending January 1809 and January 1818; ~xx1v. 264, P. 


Return of augmentations made in the Salaries of the Board of Excise, since 1 January 1815; LxxI. 72, P. 
Account of increase of salaries of the Auditors of Excise, since 25 March 1815; Lxxi. 154, P. 
Names and salaries of Commissioners of Excise in London, in 1814 and 1815, and days of attendance; LxxI. 972, (P. 331.) 


Statement of manner in which the several offices in the department of Excise in England are filled when they become vacant; LxxIv. 
454, P.——In Scotland, Lx xiv. 491, (P. §44.)-——In Ireland; Lxx1v. 513, (P-517-) 


Copy of appointment of Gustavus Lambert, Esquire, to the office of Collector of Excise of the county of Dublin, and warrant of super- 
annuation of his predecessor; LXXIV. 204, (P. 237.) 


Account of sums paid out of the Revenues of Ireland under the head of Incidents of Excise, for three years ending 5 January‘1809 ; 


LXIV. 272. 
2500, Detailed 





2501. 


2510. 
2611. 
2512. 
2513. 
2514. 


2515. 
2516. 


2517. 
2518. 
2519. 
2520. 
2521. 


2522. 


2523. 


2524. 
2525. 


2526. 


2527. 
2528. 


2529, 


2530. 
2531. 


BEE 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 75 





Excise—continued. L 
Detailed Account of Expenses incurred on account of Law Proceedings in the Excise Department of Ireland during 1814; Lxx. 473. 


Return of amount and particulars of sums paid in Ireland from 1 August 1813 till 1 February 1816 on gratuities and rewards to 
Officers of Excise ; Lx x1. 281, P. 


Return and account of sums charged as Contingencies, or to the Incidents of Excise in Ireland; several other Returns relative to 
Still Fines and Illicit Distillation in Ireland; Lxx111. 296, 349, P. 


Account of Rewards promised by or on behalf of the Commissioners of Excise in Ireland to Officers for Excise Convictions ; (Ordered, 
LXXIII. 320, but not presented.) 


Returns of sums charged as Contingencies, or to the Incidents of Excise of Ireland; Lx xiv. 513, (P. 17.) 

Return of Penalties sued for by order of the Commissioners of Excise ; Lx1x. 313, P.* 

Return of Causes heard in the Summary Court of Excise in London during 1815; Lxx1I. 303, P. 

Account of number of Excise Licences granted in three years ending 5 January 1817; Lxx11. 166, Pp. (App. 695.) 


Copy of Reports of Mr. Woodbine Parish, Chairman of the ‘Board of Excise, Scotland, on Illicit distillation, 22 April and 24 May 
1816; LXxI. 424, P. 


Return of Troops employed for the purpose of assisting Officers of Excise in seizing unlicensed Stills from 1 August 1819 till 1 Fe- 
bruary 1816 ; LxxI. 237, (P. 247.) 


Return of Houses hired by the Commissioners of Excise in Ireland for accommodation of Troops; Lx x1. 237, (P.247;) 298, P. 


Copy of Minutes of Evidence taken at Derry in August and September 1816, upon charges preferred against certain Excise Officers ; 


several other Papers relating to Illicit Distillation and the misconduct of Excise Officers in Londonderry and Donegal, in 1815 
and 1816; LxxII. 459, P. 


Copy of Statement and Report, including Minutes of Evidence, respecting Mr. Robert Newman ; (Ordered, Lx x111. 280; Order dis- 
charged, and another Order made, 305, but not presented.) 


Copy of Statement and Report including Minutes of Evidence, of all inquiries into or relating to the conduct of Mr. Robert Newman, 
Collector of Still Fines, and of William Hinchey, &amp;c.; txxiv. 110, (P..117.) 


Copy of Bonds or other Securities required from or given by Mr. Robert Newman, and other Collectors of Townland or Still Fines, in 
Londonderry, Donegal and Tyrone; (Ordered, Lxxv. 75, but not presented.) 


Return of cases of misdemeanor against the Excise Laws in the counties of Donegal, Tyrone and Londonderry; Lxxv. 416, P. 


Copy of Memorials and other Papers touching the case of John Abbot, Common Brewer at Canterbury; Lxx1, 248, Pp. (Order for 
printing Appendix discharged, 254.) 


Account of Petitions and Memorials, &amp;c. presented to the Treasury and to the Commissioners of Excise, on the prosecution of 
Mr. Samuel Bryan; txxiv. 613, (P. 616,)625, p. 


Copies of Memorials, with inclosures, to the Lords of the Treasury, and other Papers relating to Mr. Davie, Common Brewer, of 


Lyme Regis, and also relating to Solomon Leonard, Common Brewer, of Bristol, and against Wolf Benjamin, Soapmaker, at 
Leigh ; LXX1. 173, (P. 228.) 


Copy of an Affidavit upon an extent in aid of Dixon and others; (Ordered, Lxx1. 527, but not presented.) 


Copies of Orders of the Board of Excise to the Supervisor, of 30 April 1814; Reports of the Supervisor and Solicitor, 6 May 1814 and 
21 June 1814, in the case of John Gibbs; Lx x1. 248, p. 


Copies of Petition and Memorials, &amp;c. presented to the Treasury and Excise, on the prosecution of George Henty ; and final result; 
LXxIVv. 625, P. 


Account of expenses incurred and penalties recovered under the prosecution of William Weaver, and petitions to the Treasury; Lxx1v. 
322, P. 


See infra, 2548. 3029. 3742, 3743: 4305+ 4309. 4314, 4315. 4320. 


Expenditure, Public : 


Account of Expenditure of the United Kingdom in the year ending 1st January 1802, with the proportion to be defrayed by Great Britain 
and Ireland ; (Ordered, Lv11. 217, but not presented.) 


Account of the Public Expenditure in Ireland in 1801; L1x. 405, (App. 805.) 


Copies of Orders and Proceedings of Government in Ireland for checking the Expenditure of Public Monies since 1801; (Ordered, 
LIx. 405; Ordered to be presented in the first week of the next session, 440.) 


Account of Monies paid as remuneration to Commissioners for all inquiries into Public Expenditure, from 1780 to 1809; (Ordered, 
LXIv. 415, but not presented till) txv. 80. 


Account showing the total actual Expenditure of Ireland for eleven years ending 5 January 1811; Lxv1. 203, (P. 249.) 


Account of Sums paid into the British Exch 


equer from Ireland during 1808, 1809, and 1810, on account of the joint charge for Public 
Expenditure; LXvi. 142, (Pp. 162.) 


Account of amount of payments made by Great Britain on account of the joint charge of the United Kingdom, &amp;c. in thirteen years, 
ending 5 January 1814; Lx1x. 416, Pp. (App. 752.) 


Account of Payments made in Ireland in 1813 ; Lx1x. 416, Pp. (App. 754.) . 


Ditto - é - made in Great Britain, on joint account of Great Britain and Ireland, in the year ending 5 January 1814; Lxrx. 416. Pp. 
App. 754+) 


Account of payments made by Great Britain on account of joint charges of the United Kingdom, and expense of management for fifteen 


years ending § January 1816; a like Account for Ireland, and general statement of the Balance due by Ireland on 5 January 
1816; Lxx1, 353, P. (App. 774.) 


Ditto - - - in the year ended 5 January 1816; Lxx1. 353, P. (App. 775.) 

Ditto - - - by Ireland in the year 1815; Lxx1. 353, P. (App. 776.) 

Abstract of total Expenditure of Ireland, in the year ended 5 January 1816; 1xx1. 369, P. (App. 777.) 
+ See ‘supra, 1915-1922. 


Exports : 


Account of Duties retained, and not drawn back, on export of foreign or colonial goods, from Great Britain to Ireland, for 1801, and 
to 5 January 1806; 1x1. 102, Pp. 


Ditto « - - from Ireland to Great Britain; (Ordered, ux1. 62, but not presented.) 
Account of amount of Duties of Export levied in this kin: 
Orders in Council; tx1v. 114, (App. 641.) 
Account of Rules by which the annual and other Returns of Exports are made up at the Custom House; rxvi1. 412, Pp. (App. 766.) 
See infra, 2856-2935. 


gdom, by virtue of Act of session, 1808, for carrying into effect His Majesty’s 


Expresses : 









ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS=-continued. 














































2541. 


25465. 


2546. 


2547. 


2549. 


2550. 
2551, 


2542. 


2544, 


2552. 


Expresses :—-Account of sums paid for Expresses between London and Dublin; ix111. 187, Pp. (App.-752.) 


Extents : 


Return of Extents, Extents in Aid, and other processes of the Crown, either for Taxes or other Debts, issued in England during the year 
ending 1 February 1816; Lxx1. 255, P—And Account of number of Extents in Chief against Crown Debtors, &amp;c. dom 
1 January 1801 to 31 December 1812; LxxI. 344, P. 


Copy of Affidavit upon an Extent in Aid of Dixon and others. (Ordered, Lx x1. 526, but not presented.) 


Account of Fees payable on Extents, and other processes of the Crown, for Taxes or other Debts, and total amount of such Fees received 
in 1813, 1814, and 1815; LXxI. 394. 


Account of number of Extents in Chief against Crown Debtors in 1816; Lxx11. 84, P. 
See supra, 2436, 2437. 2519. 
Factories :—See infra, 3412, 3413. 


Farm Houses:—&lt;Account of Dwelling-houses occupied by owners exempted from duty of 48 Geo. III, as Farm-houses ; 
Lx xiv. 246, (App. 860.) 


Farming Society :—Estimate of expenses of Farming Society of Ireland; 1801 ; Lv1. 250, (App. 809.)———1802; Lv11. 267, 
(App. 825.) ——-1803 ; Lv11I. 125, (App. 797.) 1804; tix. 46, (App. 521.)——1805; Lx. 91, (App. 710.)-—— 1806 ; 
Lx1. 187, (App. '753.)——1807 ; Lx1t. 112, P. (App. 465;) 669, (App. 882.)——-1808 ; Lx1II. 194, (P. 211,) (App. 671.) 
——1809; Lx1v. 50, (App. 494.)——1810; Lxv. 104, (App. 593-)——1811; LXvI. 175, (App. 548.}——-1812; Lxvit. 85, 
(App. 661.)——1813;  Lxviit. 316, (App. 759.)\——1814; Lx1x. 184, (App. 625.)——1815; L~xx. 180, Pp. (App. 587.) 
——1816; Lxxt. 335, (App. 656.)——-1817; Lxx1r. 179, (App. 599.)——1818 ;_ Lx x11. 245, (App. 533.)-——1819; 
LXXIV. 512, (P. 577,) (App. 737-)——1820; LX xv. 314, (App. 578.) 





Fees : 


Return of increase of rate of Fees demanded and received in the superior Courts of Justice, Civil and Ecclesiastical, in the United 
Kingdom, during twenty years, viz. Admiralty; Lx1x. 301, p.——Chancery ; LxXIx. 354,P. 357, P- 361, P. 365, P. 369, P. 
374, P- 377, P- 385, P. 396, P——Chancery, Ireland; Lx1x. 304, P. Common Pleas; Lx1x. 314, p.——Common Pleas, 
Ireland; Lx1x. 304, P.——Courts of Justice in Scotland; Lx1x.374, P. Exchequer; LX1x.313, P. 316, P. 324, P. 361, P. 

Exchequer, Ireland; Lx1x. 304, P. 362, P. 448, P. King’s Bench ; Lx1x. 262, p. 296, P. King’s Bench, Ireland ; 

LXIX. 304, P. Prerogative Court of Canterbury and other Ecclesiastical Courts; Lx1x. 297, P. Rolls; Lx1x. 290, P. 























Reports of Commissioners on Fees, Gratuities, Perquisites, and Emoluments of Public Offices in Ireland; First (Customs); Lx1. 13, P. 

——Second (Stamps); tx1. 486, (Pp. 487.)——Third (Assessed Taxes) ; LX1I. 10, P. Fourth (Land Revenue) ; Lx11. 10, P. 
Fifth (Excise Distilleries) ; Lx11. 253, P. Sixth (Excise Malt); tx111. 16, Pp. Seventh (Excise and Inland Duties) ; 
LXIV. 11, (Pp. 17.) ——Eighth (Excise Accounts); LXxIv. 70, P. Ninth (General Post Office); ~xv. 20, (p. 29, 46.) —— 
Tenth (Arrears and Balances); Lxv: 244, (P. 309.)——-Supplement to Ninth Report (General Post Office); Lxv. 507, P—— 
Eleventh (Arrears and Balances); LXvi. 147, (P. 15'7-)——Supplement to Eighth and Tenth Reports; txvit. 89, (P. 102.) 
Second Part of Eleventh Report (Arrears and Balances); Lxvir. 89, (Pp. 102.)——-Twelfth (Board of Works); Lxv11. 
89, (P. 102.) Thirteenth (Inland Navigation); Lxvi11. 183, (Pp. 221.}——Third Part of Eleventh Report (Arrears and 
Balances, Deputy Postmasters, Collectors of Hearth Money, Quit Rents, &amp;c.); Lxv11I. 292, (P. 359.)——Fourteenth (Treasury 
and offices under its management ); LXIx. 133, (P. 184.) 























Ten: Reports of the Commissioners of Inquiry into Fees, &amp;c. of Public Offices, made in 1786, 1787, and 1788; First, (Secretaries of 

; State.)—Second, (Treasury.)—Third, (Admiralty.)—Fourth, (Treasury of the Navy.)—Fifth, (Commissioners of the Navy.)— 
Sixth, (Dock Yards.)—Seventh, (Sick and Hurt Office.)\—Eighth, (Victualling Office.)—Ninth, (Navy and Victualling 
Departments abroad.)—Tenth, (Post Office.) —Ordered to be printed ; Lx1. 545. 


Lists and Tables of Fees of King’s Bench, Fleet, and Marshalsea Prisons; Lx1x. 442, P. 448. 466, Pp. 
Account of rate of Fees demanded or taken in Register office of Deeds in Ireland during seven years; LxxX. 90, P. 


Copy of list of Fees payable to officers of the High Court of Chancery of England, conformable to the Report of the Royal Commission 
of 1740; LXX. 93, P. 


Ditto - - - conformable to the Report of the Lords Commisstoners, 8 November 1740; Lxx. 188, P. 
Copies of warrant and commission respecting the Fees of the Courts of Justice in Scotland; Lx x. 237, Pp. (App. 1050.) 
Accounts of sums levied in the Court of Session in Scotland on account of the Fee Fund; txx. 398. 


Account of Fees payable to the Lord Chancellor, &amp;c. upon such commissions or patents as are necessarily renewed on demise of the 
Crown; LXX. 427, 472, P. 


Ditto - - - for the Great Seal of Ireland; Lxx. 472, (P. 473.) 
Ditto - - - for the Clerk of the Crown and Hanaper in Great Britain ; (Ordered, Lx x. 343 ; Order discharged, 367.) 
Ditto - - - forthe Clerk of the Crown and Hanaper of Ireland; Lxx. 427, (P. 458.) 


Copy of any minute or memorandum or agreement which may have been made upon the late appointment of the Clerk of the Crown 
and Hanaper of Ireland respecting such Fees; Lxx. 427, (P. 458.) 


Account of Fees payable to the Clerk of the Crown of Great Britain upon such commissions or patents as are necessarily renewed on 
demise of the Crown; Lxx. 408, (P. 473.) 


Ditto - - - to Clerk of the Hanaper - - - ditto; Lxx. 427, (P. 458) 472, P. 
Returns from Sheriffs of England and Wales of Fees paid by them, and the manner in which they are appropriated ; Lx x1. 513, P. 


Returns of Fees, Gratuities, and Emoluments, taken or demanded in the Pleas Office, Register of the Equity Side of Court of Exchequer, 
and Office of Bankrupts, in Ireland; Lx1x. 458, P. 


Return to requisitions contained in two Resolutions of the House, for Account of Fees and Dues paid or payable in the Court of Session 
to the Clerks of the Ordinary Judges, from the Institution of the College of Justice, to 1 August 1'789, with orders of court or 
acts of sederunt ; also acts of sederunt of 1 August 1789 and 4 July 1810; Lxx1.294, (P. 291.) 


See supra, 23, 24, 223; infra, 3830, 3831. 


Fee-Funds : 
Account of sum wanted to make good the deficiency of Fee Funds in the Departments of the Treasury, three Secretaries of State, and 
Privy Council; and estimate of sum wanted for ditto, in 1819; LXxX1v. 135, P. (App. 708.) 


Account of pensions and retired allowances on the Fee Funds of the several Public Offices, so far as relates to the Treasury, Privy 
Council Office, and Secretaries of State; Lxxv. 261, (Pp. 263,) (App. 857.) , 


Felons :—Estimate of sum wanted to be paid to Sheriffs for conviction of Felons, &amp;c.; 1805; Lx. 53, (App. 697.)——1806; 


Lx1. 318, (App. 837..——1807; Lxur. 71, (App. 443;) 622, (App. 866.)\——-1809; _Lx1v. 327, (App. 490.)——1810; 
Lxy. 80, (App. 574.)———1811; Lxvi. 145, (App. 531-)-——1812; Lxvil. 37, (App. 640.}——1813; Lxvuill. 113, 
(App. 746.)——1814 ; Lx1x. 93, P. (App. 599.1815; Lx x. 160, Pp. (App. 572-) : 


Fencible Corps :——Account of sum wanted for the deficiency of Grant of 1810; Lxv1. 145, (App. 530.) 
See infra, 3346-3348. 


Ferries : 


2570. 


2571. 
2572. 


2573. 


2574. 


2575. 


2576. 


2577. 


2578. 


2579. 


2580, 


2581. 


2585. 


2587. 


2591. 


259 3. 


2601. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) U 


ACCOUNTS AND -PAPERS—continued. 17 





Ferries :—See infra, 2695, 2696. 


Fever, Ireland : 


Copy of Order of Commissioners of Excise in Ireland, allowing windows to be opened on proof of contagious Fever prevailing ; 
LXXIII. 241, (P. 246,) (App. 647.) 


Copies of Report of Physicians appointed by the Lord Lieutenant to ascertain the state of Fever in Ireland; uxx1v. 336. 


Estimate for Fever cases in Ireland, 1819; Lx xiv. 512, (Pp. 577,) (App 743-) 
See supra, 1965, 1966. , 


Fife and Strathern : 


Copy of Commission to the Honourable Robert Dundas Saunders, and others, of the office of Chamberlain of the Lordship of Fife and 
Strathern, in the room of John Crawfurd, Esquire, resigned.—Account of the Intromissions of John Crawfurd, Esq. with 
the Rents of the Lordship of Fife and Strathern ; and Copy of any Grant or Grants made to the Honourable Robert Dundas 
Saunders, and others, of any part of the Rents that had become due to the Crown of the Lordship of Fife and Strathern ; (Ordered, 
Lx. 50; Orders discharged, 120.) 


Copy of King’s Warrant granting a Lease to the Honourable John Hope, and others, in trust for Jane Viscountess Melville, of the 
Feu Duties and other Rents in the Lordship of Fife and Strathern; Lx. 121, P. 


Account of Intromissions of John Crawfurd, Esquire, with the Rents of the Lordship of Fife and Strathern, &amp;c.; Lx. 121, P. 
Finance :—See supra, 1477-1499; infra, 4275-4325. 


Fines : 
Return of Informations laid before the several Judges of Assize in Ireland on their several Circuits, for imposing Fines on Townlands 
since Spring Assizes 1806; also of Fines actually imposed; Lx x1. 312, Pp. 342, P. 


Account of Property distrained for Fines on Townlands since the appointment of Collectors; (Ordered, Lxxv. 91, but not presented.) 
See supra, 1937. 1940, 1941. 1945. 


First Fruits : 


Estimate of Charge of the Board of First Fruits, Ireland; 1801; Lv1. 97.—— 1802; Lvit. 314, (App. 854.)——-1803; LvIII. 119, 
(App. 781.)——1804;;_ LIx. 45, (App. §12.)——-1805; Lx. 332, (App. 713.) 1806; ix. 186, (App. 745.) 1807; 
Lxi1. 83, (App. 446 ;) 668, (App. 875.)——-1808; Lxt1I. 89, (Pp. 211,) (App. 665;) 279, (App. 675.) ——1809 ; LxXIV. 50, 
(App. 492.) ——1810; Lxv. 104, (App. 596.)\——1811; Lxvi. 174, (App. 541.)\——1812; Lxvil. 85, (App. 656.) —— 
1813; Lxvitl. 317, (App. 764.)——1814; Lx1x. 199, (App. 632.)——1815; Lxx. 181, Pp. (App. §98.)——1816; Lxx1. 
336, (App. 665.)——1817 ; Lx x11. 179, (App.599 3). 359, (App-603.)——-1818; Lx x11. 245, (App. 533;) 338, (App. 541.) 
1819; LXXIV. 512, (P. 577,) (App. 737, 738.).——1820 ; Lx xv. 314, (App. 577.) 


Account of sums received by the Trustees and Commissioners of First Fruits, &amp;c. in Ireland, from 1791 to 1802; and Account 
of sums expended by ditto; tv111. 629, (P.635,) (App. 1206.) To be re-printed, Lx1. 153.—Lx11. 346. 


Account of Loans granted by the Trustees and Commissioners of First Fruits in Ireland under Act 43 Geo. III, and of Loans and 
Gifts under Act 48 Geo. III; txrv. 300, (App. 700.) 











Account of expenditure of all sums granted since the Union to be expended under the direction of the Board of First Fruits in 
Ireland; and Copy of Patent of Queen Anne granting the First Fruits to certain Commissioners in Ireland; Lxv. 457, 
(App. 783, 784-) 

Account of engagements of the Trustees of First Fruits in Ireland for building Churches ; and Statement of those Grants made by the 
said Trustees which are to be repaid; Lxv. 462, (App. 790, 792.) 


Statement of number of churches, glebe houses, &amp;c. for which Grants have been made to the Commissioners of First Fruits; uxv111. 
429, P. (App. 952.) : 


Account of all appropriations of money by the Trustees of First Fruits in Ireland, to churches, glebes, and glebe houses, from 1 May 
1801 to 5 January 1811; several other Returns relating to First Fruits; Lxvi. 270, P. 


Account of ditto - - - from 5 January 1811 to 5 January 1812 ; and other Accounts relating to First Fruits; txvi1. 244, Pp. (App. 881.) 


Account of ditto - - - from 5 January 1812 to 5 January 1813; several other Accounts and Papers relating to First Fruits in Ireland ; 
LXVIII. 423, 429, (P. 429,) (App. 949.) 


Account of ditto - - - from § January 1813 to 5 January 1814; several other Accounts relating to First Fruits ; px1x. 259, (App. 883.) 


Account of ditto - - - from 5 January 1814 to 5 January 1815; several other Accounts relating to First Fruits; Lxx. 193, P. 
(App. 1054.) 

Account of ditto - - - from 5 January 1815 to 5 January 1816; several other Accounts relating to First Fruits; txx1. 342. 
(App. 1004.) 


Return of persons holding situations or employments in the office of Comptroller of First Fruits in England; rx x11. 383, P. 


Fish : 


Account of payments made in pursuance of Act 41 Geo. III, for granting bounties on bringing Fish to London; 1802; LV1I. 34.—— 
1803; LVIII. 57, P. 1804; LIx. 53, (P. 58,) (App. 523.)——1805; Lx. 25, (App. 619.}+——1806; Lx1. 18, (P. 83,) 
(App. 614.)——1807 ; Lx11. 25, (App. 401.+——1808; Lxur1. 56, (App. 598.)——1809; LxIv. 21, (App.657.)——1810; 
LXV. 29, (App. 717.)»——1811; LXvI. 103, (App. 656.)—-1812 ; Lxvir. 86, (App. 781.) 


Account of number of Cargoes of Fish brought to the Port of London and sold in Billingsgate in the years ending 5 March 1799, 1800, 
1801, and 1802; Lvit. 552, P. In 1801 and 1802, and 1802 and 1803; xvu11. 678, P. 


Estimate of Sum wanted for paying bounties for taking and bringing Fish to London and Westminster for 1808 ; Lx111. 317, (App. 876.) 
——1809; LxIv. 327, (App. 490.) 1811; LXvI. 315, (App. 540.) 


Account of all Fish dried, pickled, and smoked, exported from Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton, 
and Newfoundland to the British West India Islands, in each year from 1800 to 1818; LxxIv. 544, (P.558,) (App. 988.) 


Account of amount of bounty paid on the export of Fish from Ireland; txrv. 300, (P.403,) (App. 651.) 

Ditto - - - on Fishing Busses; tx1v. 300, (P. 403,) (App. 651.) 

Return of quantity of Fish imported into Ireland for the last seven years; Lx1v. 343, (P- 403,) (App. 652.) 

Return of cured Fish imported into and exported from Ireland, for the last three years; LX X11. 140, Pp. (App. 720.) 


ame _— — the Money granted for the purpose of laying in stores of Herrines, &amp;c. has been disposed of; Lv1. 494, 
App. 874. 


See infra, 3703. 4421. 4430-4433. 











Fishing Vessels :— Account of number of Fishing Vessels which have entered at the Coast Office in the Custom House, from 
25 March 1798 to 25 March 1803; Lv111. 678, Pp. 


Fisheries : , 


Account of Premiums granted by the Board of Trustees for Encouragement of the Fisheries in Scotland; from 1 January 1808 to 
1 January 1813 ; also of Salaries of Commissioners of the Board of Trustees; Lxvitt. 518. 2 
2602. Reports 








































2614, 


2616. 
2617. 


2618. 


2619. 


2621. 


2623. 


2627. 


2631. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Fisheries—continued. 
Reports relating to the Fisheries of Ireland in 1784 and 1785; Lxx11. 184. 
Copy of Memorial from the Commissioners of Irish Fisheries; xxv. 464. 


Copies of Memorials presented to the Lords of the Treasury respecting the Irish Fishery Act, 59 Geo. III, ¢. 109; Exxv. 305, 346, P. 
See infra, 2789-2794. 5260, 


Flax : 


Account of Flax and Hemp, and of Flax aud Hemp Seed, imported for ten years preceding 1802 ; Lv1I. 472, (App. 938.) 

Account of Flax and Flaxen Yarn imported into Great Britain in the ten years ending 5 January 1802; Lv1i1. 112, (App. 778.) 
Account of Flax Seed imported into Ireland in the years 1802 and 1803; L1x. 194, P. (App. 679.) 

Account of Flax Seed imported into the United Kingdom, in the years ending 5 January 1807, 1808 and 1809; Lx1v. 99, (App. 640.) 
Account of Flax Seed on hand in Ireland on 1 July 1808; ixrv. 86, Pp. (App. 649.) 

Several Accounts relating to Linens and Fiax imported and exported; Lxx1. 237, (P. 254,) (App. 897 ;) 264, (P. 2'73,) (App. 902.) 


Account of Hemp, Flax, Hemp Yarn, and Flax Yarn, imported into Great Britain between 1 January 1816 and 1 April 1817 ; (Ordered, 
LXXII1. 408, but not presented.) 


Account of Flax and Hemp imported from foreign countries into England, Scotland and Ireland, for five years, ending § January 1819; 
LXXIV. 204, 336, (P. 274, 339,) (App. 962, 963.) 


Return of Flax and Yarn imported into this country from foreign countries during 1817 and 1818; Lxxr1v. 336, Pp. (App. 963.) 


Fleet: Prison : 
Account of Expenses incurred in the repair of the Fleet Prison; 1802 ; Lv11. 566, (App. 992.-——-1803; Lv11r. 493, (App. 1150.) 


Account of sum wanted to defray the expense of the works at the Fleet Prison; 1810; Lxv. 314, (App. 585.)}——-1813 ; Lxvrrr. 583, 
(App. 756.) ——1815 ; Lx x. 159, (P. 160,) (App. 569.) 


Copy of Commission for inquiring into the state, management and conduct of the Prisoners of the Fleet, &amp;c.; tx x1. 18. 
Return of all persous confined in the Prison of the Fleet or elsewhere, under processes for Contempts ; Lx x1. 523, P. 
See supra, 2559; infra, 2995. 4126. 
Fletcher, Samuel : —Copies of Memorials of Samuel Fletcher to the Board of Treasury on the subject of the Excise; Lxv11. 507, P. 


Flour :—See supra, 1555, 1559. 1559, 1560. 1562-1564. 1570-1572. 1580-1598. 1600. 1603-1605. 1607~1611. 1613-1617. 
1619-1623. 1625-1628. 1630-1632. 1635-1638. 1640-1642, 1643-1645. 1647-1650. 1652 ; infra, 4228-4233. 


Fochabers Bridge :=—-Account uf amount of sum wanted to defray the moiety of the expense of building the Bridge over the 
River Spey, at Foehabers, in North Britain; Lx. 422, (App. 928.) 


Fordyce, John, Esq. : 
Account of sums paid in discharge of the Debt of £90,473. 17. 6. stated to be due from John Fordyce, Esq.; Lx. 236, P. 


Copies of Proposals made, and Securities given, by the said John Fordyce, Esq. in relation to the said debt ; (Ordered, Lx. 162, but not 
presented.) 


Account of measures taken since 5 May 1812 for the recovery of the balance due from the representatives of the late John Fordyce, Esq. 
(Ordered to be laid before the House early in the next session, Lxv111. 646, but not presented.) 


Foreign Apposer :— Return of persons holding situations or employments in the office of Foreign Apposer in England; 
LXXIlI. 383, P. 


Foreign Corps : 
Account of amount of Sums issued in each year to Robert Lukin, Esq. as Agent for Foreign Corps; Lx1. 559, (P. LXIv. 221.) 


Account of Money issued to Messrs. Thornton and Power of Hamburgh, &amp;c. which were paid over to Mr. Wickham and others ; 
Lx. 466, P. 


Return to order of the House for copy of original and any subsequent statement made by the Commissioners for auditing PublicAccounts, 
of the accounts of General William Dalrymple ; ixr. 434, (P. 513.) 


F oreign Courts :—Account of Missions and Consulships at Foreign Courts and Ports for the years 1792, 1799, and 1815 ; 
LXXII. 199, P. (App. 814, 815.) 


Foreign Estreats :—Return of persons holding situations or employments in the office of Foreign Estreats. in England ; 
LXXI1, 383, P. 


Foreign States : 


Account of all _ paid by Great Britain to Foreign States or Potentates by way of Loan or Subsidy from 1793 to 1814; Lxx. 269, P. 
(App. 607.) 


Account of Sums required to complete certain engagements entered into with Foreign Powers previous:to.1815; Lxx. 400, Pp. (App. 556.) 


Foreigners :-~Account of exemptions granted to Foreigners, in respect to the duty on dividends under the Property Tax; Lxr. 


282, Pp. (App. 801.)—-LX1I, 197, P- (App. 490.)—Lx111. 166, P. (App..736.)—Lx111. 478, P. (App. 737.)—Lx1v. 206, P. 
(App. 579-)—-Lxv. 246, p. (App. 689.)—Lxvi. 235, Pp. (App. 628.) —Lxvit. 306, (P. 325,) (App. 740.)—Lxx. 243, (P. 268,) 
(App. 747.) 


Forfeited Estates : 


Account of Balances remaining in the Bank of Scotland of Sums of £.69,910. 15. 9}. and £.2,500. granted for paying off the debts 
upon the forfeited estates of Perth ; rv111. 466. 


Account of Balance remaining in the Bank of Scotland of Sum of £.38,553..12. 14,. granted for paying off the debts upon the Forfeited 
Estates of Lovat; Lv111. 467. 


Account of the unexhausted Balance of Monies arising from the Forfeited’Estates in Scotland; tv11r. 467. 

Account of Balances arising from the Forfeited Estates in Scotland; x1. 216, rp. 

Account of any Grant already made payable out of the funds arising from the Forfeited Estates in Scotland; Lx1,.216, P. 
See. supra, 902. 

2637. Forfeitures : 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 79 





aoe SS w’;’nns—’fenv—0—@”@”@”0—g0;0;0;000 SSS 


2658. 
2659. 


2661. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


Forfeitures :—Return of Persons holding situations or employments in the office of the Register of Forfeitures in Ireland 1xx11. 
476, P. 


Forgery s—See supra, 964-968. 993. 


Foundling Hospital, Dublin :—aAccount of Governors of the Hospital ; tv1. 97. 
See supra, 1967. 2336. 


Four and Half per Cent Duties : 


Account of Charges on the fund arising from the Duties of Four and half per Cent in Barbadoes and the Leeward Islands ; 
EVIL 411, P. (App. 844:) 


Account of Sums charged on the Duties of Four and half per Cent which remained unsatisfied on 5 April 1801 ; Lvrt. 273, (P.286,) 
(App. 828.) 


Account of gross amount, charges, and net produce of the Four and half per Cent. Duty, from 5 April 1785 to 5 April 1801 ; 
LVII. 273, (Pv. 286,) (App. 826.) 


Account of ditto - - - from 1 January 1801 to 1 January 1804; LIx. 349, e. (App. 766.) 


Account of Sums received at the Exchequer upon the Duties of Four and half per Cent from 5 January 1785 to 5 January 1801 ; 
LVII. 273, (P. 286,) (App. 828.) 


Account of ditto, - - - from 5 January 1801 to § January 1804; LIx. 349, P. (App. 767.) 


Account of Sums charged on the Duties of Four and half per Cent which remained unsatisfied on 5 April 1804; LIX. 349, P. 
(App. 767.) 
Ditto - - - payable at the Exchequer - - - ditto; L1x. 349, P. (App. 767.) 


Account of produce of the Four and half per Cent Duty which has arisen since His Majesty's accession to the Throne; Lx1v. 321, P. 
(App. 582.) 

Account of charges upon the Four and half per Cent Leeward Island Duties; txiv. 406, (P. 421,) (App. 583;) 421, P. (App. §26.) 

Return * Charges upon the Four and half per Cent Barbadoes and Leeward Island Duties ; Lxx1. 302, (P. 303,) (App. 971;) 318, P. 

Similar Return, so far as relates to the husband; Lxx1. 272, (P. 527.) 


Account of total net produce of the Four and half per Cent Barbadoes and Leeward Island Duties, from 180g to 1818, so far as 
relates to the husband of the said Duties; Lxxv. 147, P. (App. 842.) 


Account of total net produce of the Four and half per Cent Barbadoes and Leeward Island Duties, from 1809 to 1818; and Proceeds 
consigned to England; (Ordered, Lxxv. 85, but not presented.) 


Account of total net produce of the Four and half per Cent Barbadoes and Leeward Island Duties, from 1809 to 1818, so far as relates 
to the Exchequer; Lxxv. 147, P. (App. 842.) 


Copies of Colonial Acts for granting Four and half per Cent Duties in the West Indies and the Island of Barbadoes ; Lxxv. 199, P. 
(App. 836.) 
Return of any Act of Assembly in Barbadoes since 1663; Lxxv. 219, P. (App. 839.) 


Account of Pensions granted in reversion upon the Four and half per Cent Leeward Island Duties from 1800; Lxxv, 261, (Pr. 263,) 
(App. 844.) 
Account of Contingent Pensions granted in reversion upon the Four and half per Cent. Leeward Island. Duties from 1800; xxv. 261, 
(Pp. 263,) (App. 844.) 
See infra, 2715. 3854. 


Des Fourneaux, General :—See infrap 2766. 


France : 


Copy of Preliminary Articles of Peace between His Majesty and the French Republic, signed 1 October 1801; ivr. 7, (App. 681.) 


Copy of Definitive Treaty of Peace between His Britannick Majesty and the French Republic, His Catholic Majesty, the Batavian 
Republic ; rv11. 385, (App. 876.) 


Copy of Treaty of Peace between the French Republic and the Kingdom of Portugal, signed at Madrid, 29 September 1801 ; and 
Translation; LVII. 435, (App. 923.) 


Papers relative to the Discussions with France (1802-3.;) Lv111. 425, (App. 1031-10653) 433, (App. 1067 ;) 438, Pp. (App. 1072 ;) 
444, (App. 10735) 447, P. (App. 1073;) 451, P. (App. 10743) 464, P. (App. 10753) 479, P. (App. 1077.) 


Minute of the Lords of the Council respecting Licences granted for the exportation and importation of Goods to and from France, Spain, 
and Holland ; ux. 148. (App. 758.) 


Copies of additional Instructions to Commanders of Ships of War and Privateers that have or may have Letters of Marque and 
Reprisals against France, Spain, &amp;c.; Lx1. 324, (App. 837.) 


Papers relating to the Negociation with France; ux11. 16, (App. 375.) 


Copy of Paper transmitted by Mr. Erskine, purporting to be translation of Extract of Letter from the Grand Judge Minister of 
Justice at Paris, to the Attorney General for the Council of Prizes, dated Paris, September 18, 1807 ; Lx111. 77, (App. 515.) 


Information respecting the measures adopted for enforcing the French Decree of 21 November 1806; Lx111..95. (To be printed, 95 ; 
Order for printing it discharged; 103.) 


Copy of Letter from the Minister of Foreign Relations at Paris to His Majesty’s Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, dated 
Paris, 17. April..1812, and Answer thereto ; Lxvii 550, Pp. (App. 684.) 


Copy of Convention for Cessation of Hostilities with France, signed at Paris 23 April 1814; UXix. 227, (App. 685.) 


Copy of Dispatch from Earl Bathurst to the Marquis of Wellington, dated Downing-street, g April 1814; other Papers relating to 
France; Lx1x. 241, P. (App. 687.) 


Extract of Letter from Lord Castlereagh, dated Paris, May 5, 1814, informing the Marquess of Wellington of the events in France ; 
LXIX. 249, P. (App. 687.) 


Copy of Treaty of Peace and Amity between His Britannic Majesty and His Most Christian Majesty, signed at Paris, 30 May 1814; 
LXIX. 330, (App. 688.) 


Extract of: Dispatch from Lord Castlereagh to the Earl.of Liverpool, dated Paris, 13 April 1814 ; and to Earl Bathurst, 27. April 1814; 
Lx1x. 376,P. (App. 693.) 


A Paper, intituled, “ Class, (C.)—Definitive Treaty between His Majesty and his Most Christian Majesty, signed at Paris, 20 No- 
vember 1815; and other Conventions and Documents ;” ~txx1. 8, (App. 718.) 


Extract of Dispatch received by Earl Bathurst from the Duke of Wellington, dated Gonasse, 4 July 1815, enclosing Copy of the 
Military Convention for the evacuation of Paris, dated 3 July 1815; Lxx1. 28, (P. 29.) ; 


_Copy of Dispatch fiom Earl Bathurst tothe Duke of Wellington, dated Downing-street, 7 July 1815; and from the Duke of Wel- 


lington to Earl Bathurst,, dated Paris, 1g July 1815; txx1- 29, P. 


Ant Ane pearing the oecupation of a Military Line in France. by the Allied Troops, conpected with Class (C.); Lx x1. 35, 
0. 


2677. Copy 













2686. 
2687. 


2691. 


2692. 


2693. 


2695. 


2700. 


2701. 


2702. 


2704. 


2703. 


2705. 


2706. 
2707. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


France—continued. 


Copy of Correspondence between Mr. Commissary General Drummond and Mr. Harrison, on the subject of payments made by France; 
LXXI. 399, P- ’ 


Papers relating to Marshal Ney ; Lxx1I. 35, P- 
Account of sums paid or now due and payable to this country by France; Lxx1. 112, Pp. (App. 997.) 
Account of monies paid, payable, or due to the British Government from France since 18 June 1815; Lxx1. 302, (P. 303,) (App.g98.) 


Account or Estimate of sums claimed in 1814 and 1815 from France on account of Prisoners of War; LxxI. 309, P. 325, P.— 
LXXII. 53, P- (App. 836.) 


Account of number of Claims for Compensation made upon the French Government since the appointment of the British Commissioners, 
and their Salaries; Lxx111. 165, (P.171,) (App. 771.) 


Account of sums received by Great Britain since 20 November 1815, as portions of the Indemnity to be paid by France; Lx x111. 344, P. 
(App. 515.) 

Conventions between His Britannic Majesty and his Most Christian Majesty, signed at Paris, April 25 and July 4, 1818; txx1v 63 
(App. 761, 762.) 


Convention signed at Aix-la-Chapelle, October gth, 1818, for evacuation of the French Territory by the Allied Armies, with several 
other Papers; and Declaration of the Five Cabinets signed at Aix-la-Chapelle, November 15, 1818; ~xx1v. 63, 64, 


(App. 763-766.) 
Additional Paper, signed at Aix-la-Chapelle, g October 1818; Lxxiv. 122, (App. 766.) 


Account of Claims made by British subjects on the Government of France, in pursuance of Treaties 1814 and 1815; LXXIVv. 310, P. 
(App. 1124.) 


Account of Claims allowed, and sums paid thereon, as well as such as have been rejected by the Commissioners for liquidating Claims 
on the Government of France; (Ordered, Lx x1v. 339, but not presented.) 


Account of Claims allowed and sums paid thereon by the Commissioners; LxXxIv. 442, (P.444,) (App. 1129.) 
See infra, 3768. 3779, 3771. 


Freeholders : 
Return of number of Freeholders registered by the Clerks of the Peace in the several counties of Ireland ; Lv111. 443, 549, P- (App. 1105.) 


Account certified by the Sheriff Clerk of each county of the number of Freeholders who have voted at elections in Scotland, fro 
1 January 1784 to 31 March 1812; (Ordered, Lxvi1. 328, but not presented.) 


Return of number of Persons who have registered l'reeholds in each county in Ireland, between 20 February 1807 and 21 February 
1815; Lxx. 327, (App. 1058,) (®. Lx x1. 14.) 


Returns of number of Persons who have registered Freeholds of the value of 40s. between 20 February 1807 and 20 February 1816, 
in Galway; Lxxr. 298, Pp. (App. 1007.) 


Copy of Roll of Freeholders of every county in Scotland; Lxxv. 453. 
French Emigrants :—See supra, 2352-2359. 


French Prisoners :—See infra, 4132-4135. 


Frith of Forth Ferries : 


Reports of proceedings of Trustees appointed under Act 53 Geo. III, for the improvement of Frith of Forth Ferries; First ; 
LXX. 457+ Second ; LxXxI. 135. Third; txx1t. 218. Fourth ; txxiv. 318, 











Account of Sum wanted to be advanced to the Bank of Scotland for the Ferries across the Frith of Forth; rx1x. 15, (p. 16,) (App. 594.) 


Funds :—See supra, 1816-1881. 
Gage, Viscount :—See infra, 2815. 
Gallipoli Oil :—Account of quantity of tons of Gallipoli Oil imported since 1790 ; Lxxt. 372. 


ome Election :—Copy of Evidence of Rickards Burke and Joseph Burke, taken on 16th February 1813, at the Galway 
ommittee ; (Ordered, Lx x11. 467 ; Order dicharged, 469.) 


Gambier, Lord :—See infra, 3626. 
Game-keepers :—Return of number of Surcharges made for employing Persons as Gamekeepers ; Lx xIv. 224, P. (App. 859.) 


Game-Laws : 


Return of number of Persons who are in confinement in England and Wales for offences against the Game Laws; 1816 ; Lxx1. 513. 
1817; Lxxt1. 218, (Pp. 222,) 256, P. 1819 ; LXXIV. 170, P. (App. 1148.) 








Return of all Convictions and Sentences for offences against the Laws for the preservation of Game, from 1 January 1819 to the latest 
period; Lxxv. 369, Pp. (App. 902.) 


Game Licences: 


Account of Game Licences issued by the Distributors of Stamps in Ireland, since 1 January 1801 ; (Ordered, Lx. 156 ; Order discharged, 
and another ordered, 225.) . Presented 288, (App. 835.) 


Account of number of Licences for killing Game in Ireland; Lx1. 315, P. 
Gaols :—See infra, 4122-4127. 
Genoa :—Papers relative to Genoa; Lxx. 198, (App. 616.) 
George, Master :-—See supra, 1437. 
Germany :——Proclamation of the Emperor of Germany, dated Briinn ,13 November 1805; Lx1. 25, (App. 609.) 
See infra, 4374. 
Gibbs, John :—See supra, 2520. 
Gibraltar : 
Extract of Letter from Lord Bathurst to Major-General Smith, dated War Departinent, 24 July 1814; Lxx. 61, Pp. 


Extract of Letter from Major General Smith to Earl Bathurst, dated Gibraltar 31 August 1814; Lxx. 61, P. 


Copy of Dispatch from Earl Bathurst to Sir James Duff, dated 29 November 1814 ; other Papers relating to Sir James Duff; uxx. 83, . 
2709. Copy 


oo 













































2709. 


2710. 


2711. 


2712. 


2713. 


2714. 


2715. 


2716. 


2717. 


2718. 


2719. 


2720. 


2721. 
2722. 


2723. 


2724. 


2726. 


2727. 


2728. 


2729. 


2730. 


2731. 
2732. 


2734. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 81 





Gibraltar—continued. 


Copy of Agreement between Lieutenant General Rainsford and Count de Las Lomas, 4 October 1794; and copy of Dispatch from the 
Duke of Portland to Lieutenant General Rainsford, dated Whitehall, 4 March 1795; Lxx. 124, P, 


Returns of number and nature of offices and establishments in the Garrison and Territories of Gibraltar, paid from its -revenues for 
1800 and 1818 ; also taxes and duties and amount of Crown revenues from 1760 to 1819; Lxxv. 485. 
Gin :—See supra, 1051. 


Glasgow and Greenock : 


Account of imports and exports, and of duties and drawbacks, due and payable in respect thereof in the Ports of Glasgow and Greenock, 
for four months, ending 1 May 1807 and 1 May 1808; LxIII. 473, P. 


Copy of Order in Council declaring the Port of Glasgow, fit Port for depositing East India goods; Lxx. 472, Pp. (App. 996.) 
See infra, 2738. 


Glass :—Returns of Duties paid on Flint Glass from 1812 to 1817; and Drawbacks received on export thereof; Lx XIII. 225, P. 
(App. 638.) 
See infra, 4949, 4950. 
Glebes :—See supra, 2583-2588. 


Gloucester, Duchess of :—Account of sum wanted to enable His Majesty to discharge the Annuity granted to the late 
Duchess of Gloucester; Lx111. 442, (App. 935-) 
Gloucester, Duke of : 


Copy of instrument by which, in 1767, an annuity of £.9,000 was secured to the Jate Duke of Gloucester, and made payable out of the 
Four and half per Cent Barbadoes and Leeward Island Duties; Lx1v. 229, (App. 582.) 


Account of sum wanted to enabled His Majesty to discharge the Annuity granted to the late Duke of Gloucester; Lx1. 140, 
(App. 718.) 


Gloucester Gaol :—Copy of Examination and Report of one of the Visiting Magistrates of Gloucester Gaol, and Letter from 
Lord Sidmouth to Mr. Cunningham, dated 9 November 1814; Lxx. 186, (P. 220.) 


Gold :—See supra, 1065-1091. 
Gold Coin: 


Account of number of persons prosecuted for counterfeiting the current Gold Coin of the Realm during fourteen years preceding the 
suspension of cash payments by the Bank in 1797 ; Lxvir. 262, P. 


Account of number of persons prosecuted for counterfeiting the current Gold Coin of the Realm, or Bank Tokens, since the suspension 
to 1 January 1812; Lxvil. 262, P. 


Estimate of extraordinary expenses of Gold Coinage; Lx x11. 351, (App. 586.) 
Gold and Silver Plate : 


Account of number and amount of Licences granted for selling Gold and Silver Plate for ten years, to § April 1817 ; Lx x1I. 371, P. 
(App. 835.) 

Account of Gold and Silver Plate stamped at Goldsmith’s Hall, from 1 January 1810 to 31 December 1816; Lxx11. 330, (P. 341,) 
(App. 834 ;) 348, (P.363.) 

Account of number and amount, so far as relates to England, of Licences granted for selling Gold or Silver Plate, from 5 July 1816 to 
5 April 1817; Lxx11. 462, (P. 468,) (App. 835.) 

Good Hope, Cape of :—See supra, 13. 1112. 1427. 1429. 1436. 1440-1442 ; infra, 2905. 

Gordon, Lieutenant-Colonel :—See supra, 1168-1173. 

Gower, Lord Granville Leveson :—See supra, 1021. 

Gozo, Island of :—See supra, 1440. 1442; infra, 3279. 


Grafton, Duke of :—Copy of Agreement between the Lords of the Treasury and the Duke of Grafton, per Act 43 Geo. III; 
Lx. 396, (App. 858.) 


Graham, Mr. Aaron :—See supra, 1515, 1516. 
Grain :—See supra, 1550-1656. 


Grampound Election :—Extracts of material parts of Indictments whereon Sir Manasseh Masseh Lopez was found guilty of 
Bribery ; and certain other persons were tried ; Lx XIV. 459, (P. 469.) 


Grand Jury Presentments : 


Account of Presentments made by the Grand Juries of the several Counties in Ireland, from 1 January 1775 to 1 January 1805; 
LX. 424, (P. 460,) (App. 929.) 1807; LXIII. 292, P. 479, P. 1810; Lxvi. 374, 398.——1811; Lxvit. 173.—— 
1812; LXVIII. 335.——1813 ; LX1x. 190, (P.341.) (Order for printing discharged, 351.)——1814 ; LXX. 193.——1815 ; 
LXXI. 113. 1816; LxXII. 97.——-1817 ; LX XIII. 94. 1818; LXXIV. 251, 351.——1819; LXXV. 225. 


Account of sums levied by Grand Juries of Counties in Ireland, for 1800; iv1. 384, (App. 832.)\——For four years from 1 January 
1803; LXII. 109, P.—LXII. 253, P. (App. 447.) For 1807; Lx111. 271, (App. 882.)——-F rom 1806 to the latest period; 


(Ordered, LXX1. 343, but not presented.) From 1806 to 1816; uLxx11. 295, (App. 878.)——For the years 1816, 1817, 
and 1818; (Ordered, Lxx111. 396, but not presented.) 




















Account of sums raised by Grand Juries of Counties in Ireland, for the last ten years, to 1803 ; (Ordered, tv111. 482, but not presented 
till) L1x. 32, (P. 41,) (App. 474-) 


Account of number of informations and bills of indictment sent up by the Clerks of the Crown to their Grand Juries, in the year 1807 ; 
LXI11. 408, (App. 822 ;) 472, (App. 830;) 479, (App. 830.) 


Return of all Presentments applied for at Spring Assizes 1818 ; and Presentments granted by Grand Juries of Counties, &amp;c. in Ireland, 
ditto ; and of Indictments laid before the Grand Juries ; Lxx111. 417. 


Report of Board of Civil Engineers appointed under Act 57 Geo. III ; rx x11I. 5. 


Memorials presented to the Lord Lieutenant, complaining of the Grand Jury Laws, and Alderman Warner's Letter to the Right 
Honourable Charles Grant ; Lx xiv. 286, p. (App. 1191.) 


Account of amount of Grand Jury Cess of the City of Dublin for six years ending 1 January 1820; Lxxv. 429, (P. 436.) 


Grants :—Account showing amount of deficiency of Grants for 1810; Lxv11. 325, P. (App. 649.) 
See supra, 1919-1922. 


Gratuities : 






————hBCCBhBh9EBSSBSSS ee EE 


2736. 
2736. 
2737. 


2738. 


2739. 


2740. 


2741. 


2743. 


2744. 
2745. 


2746. 
2748. 
2749. 
2750. 


2751. 


2752. 


2753. 


2754. 
2755. 


2756. 
2757. 
2758. 


2759. 


2760. 


2761. 
2762. 


2763. 
2764. 


2765. 


2766. 


2767. 


2768. 


2769. 


2770. 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





Gratuities :—See supra, 2548. 


Great Seal : 


Account of fees, taxes, and dues paid upon a pardon granted. under the Great Seal ; Lxx11. 104, P. (App. 777.) 
Account of all fees, taxes, and other dues paid upon a pardon granted under the Great Seal ; Lx x111. 128, p. 137, P. 150, P. (App.777.)~ 
Return of number of Pardons granted under the Great Seal during the last ten years; LX XIII. 259, P. (App. 778.) 


Greenock :——Copy of Order in Council declaring the Port of Greenock fit Port for depositing East India goods ; tx x. 472, Pp. 
See supra, 2711. 


Green Wax :—Return of Persons holding situations or employments in the office of Surveyor and Receiver of Green Wax in 
England; Lxx11. 383, P. 


Greenwich Chest : 


Account of revenue and expenses of Chest at Greenwich ; 1805 ; Lx1. 415, Pp. (App. 871.)\——-1806 ;_ Lx11. 361, (App. 554.)— 
1807 ; Lx111. 138, (App. 685.) 1808; Lxiv. 183, (App. 658.)——1809 ; Lxv. 367, (App 740.)——1810; Lxv1. 285, 
(App. 659.)——1811 5 Lxvi1. 131, (App. 829.)———1812 ; LXvItI. 392, Pp. (App. 928.)——-1813 ; Lx1x. 144, (App. 820.) 


Copy of Minute of Supervisors of Chest at Greenwich, dated 5th June 1806 ; Lx1. 415, Pp. (App.870.) 





, Greenwich Hospital : 


Account of the expenses incurred by the Royal Hospital for Seamen at Greenwich; 1805; LxI. 415, P. (App.870.)——-1806 ; 
Lx1. 487, Pp. (App. 871.)——1807; Lx11. 816, (App. 965.)——-1808; Lx111. 381, P. (App. 924.)——-1809 ; LxIV. 359, 
(App.658.)——-1810; Lxv. 484.1811; Lx v1. 298.1812; LX VII. 410, (App. 829.) 1813 ; Lx vi1I. 497, (App. 927.) 
——1814; LXIx. 452, (App. 820.)——1815; Lxx. 332. 1816; Lxx1. 308.——1817; LxxIl. 253.——1818; 
LXX1ll. 246.——1819; LXXIV. 440. 1820; LXXV. 322. 


Copy of last Charter granted to Greenwich Hospital; tx111. 169, Pp. (App. 738.)—LXIVv. 145, P. (App. 658.) 








Copies of Charters of Greenwich Hospital, 6 December 1775 and 6 December 1809 ; of appointment of Master or Governor; Lists of 
Masters and Governors, and of Treasurers ; LXXI. 241, P. 


Copy of Minute of Commissioners and Governors of Greenwich Hospital, dated 5 June 1806; Lx1. 415, P. (App. 869.) 
Copy of Appointment of Sir Thomas Boulden Thompson to be Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital ; Lx x1. 228, p. (App. 999.) 
Account of Salaries of Governor and Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital for 1815 and 1816 ; (Ordered, Lx x1. 205, but not presented.) 


Account of gross Rental of Estates of Greenwich Hospital, in Northumberland, Cumberland, and Durham, and of net produce for 1808, 
1809, 1810, 1811, 1812, 1813 and 1814; Lxx.°453, P. (App. 1039.) ’ 


Account showing Rental of Estates belonging to Greenwich Hospital in Northumberland, Cumberland, and Durham, for 1805 and 
1816; Lxx1. 367, (P. 393.) 


Account of Monies expended upon repairing, extending, and rebuilding farm-houses upon the estates of Greenwich Hospital for 1811, 
1812, 1813, 1814 and 1815; several other Accounts relating to the Estates of Greenwich Hospital; Lx x1. 222, p. 


Account showing Rental of Estates belonging to Greenwich Hospital, for 1805, 1816, and 1817; several other Accounts relating 
- thereto; LXXII. 115, P. 


Account showing Rental of Estates belonging to Greenwich Hospital in Northumberland, Cumberland, and Durham ; Lxx11. 311, P. 


Accounts of arrears of Rent due from the tenants of Greenwich Hospital at several periods ; and of the produce of Lead and Silver, for 
the years ending 21 November 1815, 1814, 1813, 1812, 1811, 1810, 1809, and 1808; LxxII. 253, P. 


Account of produce of Lead and Silver the property of Greenwich Hospital raised from its Estates; Lx x11. 186, P. 
Account showing amount of Sums due from tenants of Greenwich Hospital for arrears of rent; Lxx11. 186, P. 


Account of amount of Pensions paid out of the Fund of Greenwich Hospital in the years ending 5 January 1816 and 1817; Lx x11. 395, 
(P. 403,) (App. 504.) 
See infra, 3475. 
Grenada : 


List of persons connected with, or trading to, Grenada, to whom Exchequer Bills have been advanced under Acts 35 and 37 Geo. III; 
(Ordered, uvi. 419, but not presented.) 


Extract of Letter from Lieutenant General Mathew to Mr. Secretary Dundas, dated 6 April 1790, and other Papers respecting Grenada; 
LVI. 451. 


Account of Ian advanced in Exchequer Bills to the Planters and Merchants of Grenada and St. Vincent ; LVII. 285, (P. 286.) 
Copy of Proclamation issued on the cession of the Charibbee Islands, and other Papers respecting the Island of Grenada; Lv1. 403. 


Grenfell &amp; Co. :—See infra, 4207-4213. 


Grey, Lord: 
Copy of Memorial of Lord Grey and Earl St. Vincent, relative to Claims of American Vessels detained; Lv1I. 242. 
Copy of Report of James Heseltine, Esquire, King’s Proctor, on Memorial of Lord Grey and Earl St. Vincent; vir. 242. 


Grogan, Cornelius :——Copy of Evidence and Proceedings taken before the House of Commons of Ireland, upon Act 38 Geo, III; 
respecting Cornelius Grogan; Lx. 269, P. 


Guadaloupe Claimants :— Copy of Memorial of General Des Fourneaux, of Treasury Minute respecting his claim, and 
Minutes of Evidence on Petition of Magdaleine Jary Abeille and others ; Lx xv. 464, P. 477, (P. 478.) 


Guager :—Copy of the Report of Sir Thomas Plumer, respecting the office of Guager, &amp;c. at the West India Docks and London 
Docks; Lxrx. 507, P. 


Guernsey : 


Amount of Duties which would have been payable on the whole quantity of Spirits exported from Guernsey within four months, had 
the same been regularly entered; (Ordered, Lx11. 613, but not presented.) 


Account of Vessels which cleared from the port of Guernsey in November and December 1806 and January and February 1807, 
freighted with Spirits; Lx11. 755, P. (App. 913.) 
Gum Senega :—Account of Gum Senega, Camwood, Ebony, and Redwood, imported from Africa in 1790, 1791, 1792 and 
17933; Lvi1. 472, (App. 937-) 


Gunpowder :—See supra, 822, 823; infra, 3484-3487. 


271. Gypsum: 








2771. 


2773. 


2774. 
2775. 


2776. 


2777. 
2778, 


2779. 


2780. 


2781. 


2782. 


2783. 


2784. 


2785. 


2786. 


2787. 


2788. 


2789. 


2790. 


2791. 


2792. 
2793. 


2794. 


2795. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 





ACCOUNTS: AND PAPERS—continued. 83 





Gypsum :—Account of quantity of Gypsum or Plaister of Paris exported from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick in each: year 
‘from 1800; (Ordered, Lxxt, 252, but not presented.) 
Habeas Corpus: 


Return from Sheriffs, Gaolers, &amp;c. of persons who have been detained in or committed to their custody, since 23 July 1803, under 
authority of certain Acts; Lx. 211, (P. 216.) 


Account of persons now (1817) in confinement under the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act; Lxx11. 372, P. (App. 843.) 
See infra, 5021. 
Hair Powder Tax: 
Account of amount of Hair Powder Tax from its commencement to § April 1801; (Ordered, ivi. 277, but not presented.) 
Account of Charges in collecting and managing the said Tax for ditto; Lv1. 309, (P. 311.) 


Half Pay: 


Return to order for copy of any orders made by the Treasury of Ireland since the Union, affecting the Half Pay of Officers on the Irish 
Establishment in England; L1x. 201, Pp. (App. 682.) 


List of Officers on the Half Pay of the Establishment of Ireland; tix. 354. 


Hall, Walter :—Return to Address for copy of any Reprieve or Pardon granted by the Lord Lieutenant to Walter Hall; and 
other Papers relating to that subject ; Lxvi1. 489, P. 


Hanaper, Clerk of the :—See supra, 2558-2560. 2562. 


Hanchett, Captain :——Copy of Statement made to the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury upon the Petition of Captain 
Hanchett; LxxIv. 472. See infra, 4102, 4103. 


Hanover :— See infra, 4237. 


Hats :—Account of annual produce of Duties on Hats since 1798; Lx111. 283, (App. 839.) 
Health, Board of :—See supra, 1914. 


Hearth Money :——Account of Balances due by deceased and dismissed Hearth Money Collectors, Ireland, on 1 January 1810; 
LXV. 143, P.——On § January 1811; Lxvi. 147, P——On 5 January 1812; Lxvil. 173, (P. 205.) 
See supra, 889-898. 2548. 
Helder :—See supra, 2026. 


Helena, Saint :—Estimate of probable annual Expense of Saint Helena during the period of Buonaparte’s residence there ; and 
copy of Letter from Mr. Croker to Mr. Goulburn, dated Admiralty Office, 11 April 1816; Lxxr. 347, P. 
See infra, 5016. 


Heligoland Lighthouse :—Estimate of sum wanted for rebuilding the Lighthouse at Heligoland; xv. 404, (App. 587.)— 
LXVI, 282, (App. 538.) 


Hemp: 
Account showing amount of monies reserved in the Receipt of the Exchequer for payment of Bounties on Hemp and Flax in Great 
Britain; Lv111. 295, (App. 921.) 
Account of quantity of Hemp Seed and Clover Seed imported for the last seven years ; Lx x. 392, (App. 856.) 
See supra, 2605-2613 ; infra, 3475. 3486. 


Henty, George :—See supra, 2521 


Heralds, Pursuivants, and Trumpeters, Ireland :—Estimate for Cloathing for 3 years; 1801 ; Lv1. 134, (App. 777.) 
—— 1804 ; LIx. 45, (App. 515.)&gt;——1807 ; Lx11. 83, (App. 447 ;) 668, (App. 875.}——1810; Lxv. 104, (App. 597..——— 
1813; LXVIII. 317, (App. 764.)——1816 ; Lx x1. 336, (App. 664.)&gt;——1819 ; LxxIVv. 512, (P.577,) (App. 742.) 


Herculanean Manuscript :——Report of Committee appointed to superintend the Experiments of Dr. Sickler for unrolling and 
decyphering the Herculanean Manuscripts; Lx x111. 201, P. (App. 782.) 


Hereditary Revenues :—See supra, 1236-1238 ; infra, 4326, 4327. 
Herries, Mr. :—Account of different Appointments held by John Charles Herries, Esq. ; 1x x11. 192, P. 


Herrings : 
Copy of so much of Minute of Board of Treasury of 10 August 1804, as relates to the Importation of Herrings by Messrs. Chalmers 
and Cowie ; Lx1. 286, p. (App. 816.) 
Account showing how the money granted for the purpose of laying in stores of Herrings, &amp;c. has been disposed of; v1. 494, 
(App. 874.) 
Herring Fishery : 
Reports by the Commissioners for the Herring Fisheries; for 1809; Lxv1. 103, (P. 107.)——For 1810; Lxvil. 21, (Pp. Lxx. 218.) 
For 1811; LXVIII, 22, (Pp. Lxx. 218.)——For 1812; Lx1x. 74, (P. Lxx. 218,)——For 1813; Lxx. 57, P.——For 


1814; LxxI. 28, (P. 252..——For 1815; Lxx1l. 77, P. For 1816; Lxx111. 85, (Pp. 119.).——For 1817; Lxx1v. 136, 
(P. 137-) For 1818; Lxxv. 80, (P. 99.) 


Account of number of vessels, tonnage, and number of men employed on the Coast Herring Fishery ; Lx v111. 524, (App. 856.) 


Account of number of vessels, tonnage, and men employed in the Coast Herring Fishery and Deep Sea Herring Fishery ; ux v111. 524, 
(App. 856 ;) 599; (App. 857-) 
Copy of Report of the Commissioners of the Herring Fishery, on Act 59 Geo. III, c. 109, for the further encouragement and improve- 


ment 5) the Irish Fisheries; and on Memorials from the curers of Caithness and freeholders of Sunderland; ixxv. 314, 
(Pp. 318. 


Hertford :—See infra, 3354. 











Hibernian Marine Society in Dublin :—Estimate for ; 1802 ; LV11. 262, (App. 817.)——1803 ; Lv111.125, (App. 793.) 
——1804; 11x. 46, (App. 517.)——1805 ; Lx. 91, (App. 700.)}———-1806 ;_ Lx1. 187, (App. 748.) ——1807 ; Lx. 112, P. 
(App. 460;) 669, (App. 876.)——-1808; Lx111. 194, (P. 211,) (App. 667.)——1809;  Lx1v. 50, (App. 496.)——-1810; 
LXV. 104, (App. 590.)——1811 5 LX VI. 175, (App. 546.) ——-1812; Lx vit. 85, (App.'760.)—-1814; Lx Ix. 184, (App. 623.) 
——1815; Lxx. 180, Pp. (App. 589.-——1816; Lxx1. 335, (App. 654.)———-1817;  Lxx11. 199, (App.592.)——1818; 
LXXIII. 245, (App. 525.)———1819 ; LX XIV. 512, (App. 731.)—-1820; LX xv. 314, (App. 572.) 


2796. Hibernian 








2803. 


2805. 


2807. 


2810. 


2811. 
2812. 


2813. 


2814, 


2815. 


2816. 


2817, 
2818. 


2819. 


PRES 


a nEE 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued 





Hibernian Society for Soldiers Children :+—Estimate'for; 1801; xvt. 97——1802; vit. 262, (App. 817.-— 

1803; LvItr. 125, (App. 793.)——1804; L1x. 46, (App. 518.)——1805; 41x. 91, (App. 700.}——-1806; Lx1. 187, 

(App. 748.)——=1807 ; “x11. 112, Pp. (App. 460;) 669, (App. 877.)———-1808 ;, Lx111. 194, (P.211,) (App. 667.)}——-1809 ; 

LXIV. 50, (App. 496.)——1810; Lxv. 104, (App. §90.)+——-1811; Lxvi. 175, (App. 545.)——-1812 ; Lxvil. 85, (App. 658.) 

1813; Lxvitt. 317, (App. 760.1814; Lx1x. 184, (App. 623.)}——1815,; Lxx. 180, P. (App. 589.)——1816 ; 

LXXI. 335, (App. 653.)——1817; Lxx11. 179, (App. 592.)———-1818 ; Lxx111. 245, (App. 525.)——1819; LxXIV. 512, 
(P.577,) (App. 731-)-—-1820; Lxxv. 314, (App. 572.) 


See supra, 2336. 
Hides : 
Account of Raw Hides exported within the last twelve years (1807); Lx11. 315. 
Account of Raw Hides imported - - - ditto; Lx11. 315. 


Accounts of number of Ox, Cow, and Horse Hides, which have paid the import duty, for three years previous to 5 July 1812; and of 
the number on which the Drawbacks have been allowed ; Lxvi11. 320. 


Account of quantity of Raw and Tanned Hides imported into England - - - ditto; LXvIII. 521, (P. 535-) 


Account of quantity of Raw Hides imported into England in the quarters ending § April, 5 July, and 10 October 1813 ; (Ordered, Lx1x. 11, 
but not presented.) 


Accounts of Raw and Tanned Hides and Leather, and of manufactured articles of Leather, imported and exported during 1813, 1814, 
and 1815; LXXI. 297, P. 302, 318, P. 





Accounts of number of Hides which have paid the import duty, and upon which drawbacks have been allowed - - - ditto; 
LXXI, 297, P. 


Accounts of Hides imported into and exported from Great Britain in ten years ending 5 January 1813; LxXxI. 412. 


Account of number of Ox and Cow Hides, &amp;c. which have paid the import duty, for two years ending 5 January 1818 ; Lxx111. 137, P. 
(App. 683.) 
Ditto - - - on which drawback has been allowed; Lxx111. 137, P. (App. 683.) 


Account of number of Ox, Cow, and Horse Hides which have paid the import duty, and on which drawback has been allowed, for two 
years, ending § January 1819; LxxIv. 342, P. (App. 923.) 


Accounts of duties on Tanned Hides imported into Ireland, from 24 March 1794 to 5 January 1818; LxxIv. 379, P. (App, 924.) 


Highland Improvements : 
Survey and Report of the Coasts and central Highlands of Scotland ; Lv111. 323, P. (App. 933-) 
Reports of the Commissioners for making Roads and building Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland; First; 11x. 311, p-——Second ; 


LX. 395, P-——Third; Lx11. 823, P- Fourth ; yxiv. 258, p.——Fifth; LXxvi. 257, P.——Sixth ; LXvIII. 352, P. 
Seventh; Lxx. 212, p.——Eighth ; Lxx11. 173, P. 








Statement of the origin and extent of the several Roads in Scotland; Ltx1x. 188, p. 


Reports of the Commissioners for the repair of the Parliamentary and’Military Roads in the Highlands of Scotland; First; Lx x. 191.—— 
Second; LxXXI. 232, P. Third; uxx1. 176. Fourth; Lxi11. 208, p.——Fifth; utxxiv. 265, p.——Sixth ; 
LXXV. 134, P. 








Estimate of sum wanted towards repairing and maintaining Roads and Bridges in Scotland; 1805; Lx. 244, (App. 834.)——1806 ; 
LXI, 140, (App. 718.)}——1807; Lx11. 196, (App. 489 ;) 623, (App. 866.)}——-1808 ;_ Lx111. 296, (App. 847.»——1809; 
Lxiv. 206, (App. 482.)——-1810; Lxv. 288, (App. 579.) 1811; Lxvi. 283, (App. 538.)——1812; uxvir. 164, 
( App. 641.)&gt;——1813; Lxviir. 113, (App. 745.) ——-1814;, LX1x. 93, P. (App. 601.)——1815; Lxx. 160, P. (App. 569.) 
——1816; Lxx1. 295, P. (App. 638.)——-1817 ; Lx x11. 276, P. (App. 583.)—--1818 ; Lx x1II. 104, P. (App. 507.) 
See supra, 1101, 1102; infra, 3343-3345. 





Highland Society :—Copy of the Report of the Barons of the Exchequer in Scotland on a memorial from the Highland Society 
of Scotland; txx1. 465. 


Hi gh Meadow Estate :——Copy of Agreement between Viscount Gage and the Commissioners of Woods for the purchase of the 
High Meadow Estate; Lx x11. 340, P. , 


Highways :—Abstract of Returns relative to the expense and maintenance of Highways ; Lxx111. 408, (P. 423,) (App. 805.) ! 
See infra, 5081. 


Hill, Beauchamp +—See supra, 2484. 
Hilsea :—See infra, 3782. 


Holyhead Harbour : 
Account of Packet Establishments at Holyhead, Milford Haven, and Port Patrick ; ux111. 70, (App. 637.) 


Copy of a Report from Mr. George Taylor to the Chief Secretary of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, respecting Holyhead Harbour, with 
a plan of improvements and estimate; Lx111. 200, (App. 755.) ' 


Estimates of expense of improving Holyhead Harbour in 1817 ; of completing the works at Holyhead Harbour ; and of a landing-place 
for the Mails at Port Devargh; Lx x11. 383, P. (App. 586.) 


Copy of Letter from the Commissioners for the improvement of Holyhead Harbour to the Lords of the Treasury, dated 10 March 1814; 
LXIX. 144, P. (App. 603.) 


Copy of Letter from Mr. Rennie to the Lords of the Treasury, dated 29 April 1815, respecting Holyhead Harbour; 1xx. 364, Pp. 
(App. 581.) 


Copy of Letter from the Commissioners of Holyhead Harbour to the Lords of the Treasury, submitting Plans and Reports for the 
improvement thereof; Lxx1. 383. 


Estimate of Sum wanted for the improvement of Holyhead Harbour; 1811; LXxvI. 315, (App. 540.}——1812; Lxvit. 246, 
(App. 646.)——1813; Lxvii1. 167, (App. 752.)——1814; Lx1x. 144, P. (App. 603.)——1817 ; Lx x11. 349, (App. 586.) 


1818; LXXIII. 344, P. (App. §14.)}——1819; LxXxIVv. 512, P. (App. 720.) 
Holyhead. Road : 


Report of Commissioners for repairing the Roads between London and Holyhead by Chester, and between London and Bangor by Shrews- 
bury ; LXXI. 447, P. 


Copy of Map of present and proposed Mail Roads between Holyhead and Bangor Ferry ; LxxIv. 143, P. 


General Statement of income and expenditure of the Shrewsbury and Bangor Ferry Road, for the half year ending 1 February 1820, 
and Report by W. A. Provis respecting Holyhead and Shrewsbury Road, 1 March 1820; Lxxv. 274, P. 


Copy of Report made by Mr. Telford to the Commissioners for the improvement of Holyhead Road; Lxxv. 274, P. 
Hood, Lord : 


Abstract of Proceedings and Copy of Order in Council approving the Report of the Committee in Council respecting the claim of 
Lord Viscount Hood to prize money at Toulon in 1793 ; LIx. 79, (P. 176.) 


Copy of Lord Hoed’s Memorial relating thereto; 11x. 79, (P. 176.) 
Hope, 


2837. 


2847, 


2851. 


2852. 


2856. 


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Hope, C. (Lord Advocate of Scotland) :—See infra, 3450, 3451. 


Hops : 
Plies quantity on which duty has been paid from 5 July 1783 to 5 July 1801 ; tvi1. 319, P. (App. 856.) 
Account of gross duty on Hops for seven years ending 5 July 1801 ; tvrr. 299, (P. 322,) (App. 852.) 
Amount of duty on Hops grown in Great Britain in 1800; Lv1. 296, P. 
Ditto - - - distinguishing the amount paid in each County; Lv1. 322. 


Amount of duty on Hops of the growth of 1814; Lxx. 87.——Of 1815; txx1. 68, p. (App. 841.)——Of 1816; itxxrr. 272, 
rea hee Rees 1817; LXXIII. 291, Pp. (App. 638.}-——Of 1818; LxxIv. 243, P. (App. 862.)——-Of 1819; Lxxv. 81, P. 
pp- 699.) 
Amount of drawbacks on Hops exported, for three years, ending 5 July 1801 ; Lv1r. 299, (P. 322,) (App. 852.) 


Account of Foreign Hops imported, and the duty per hundred weight, from 1 October 1817 to 1 October 1818; Lxxrv. 418, P. 
(App- 923-) 
Account of quantity of Hops grown in Sussex, from 1'789 to the end of 1804; Lx. 68, (App. 723.) 
Horses : 


Account of number of Horses kept for the purposes of riding or drawing four-wheel carriages, &amp;c. or used for other purposes, and 
chargeable with duty ; Lv1. 56, (App. 715.) 


Account of number of Horses kept for the purpose of riding or of drawing carriages, chargeable with duty in England and Wales, 
for three years, ending 5 April 1804; Lx. 66, (App. 721.) 


Account of amount of duties on Horses kept for the purpose of riding or drawing carriages, chargeable with duty ; also on Husbandry 
Horses, &amp;c. for years ending 5 April 1803 and 1804; Lx. 66, (App. 721.) 


Account of Licences issued for letting out Horses to travel post in Ireland; Lx1. 315, P. 


Account of the number of Husbandry Horses, and other Horses and Mules, chargeable with the respective duties of 10s. and 12s. 6d. 
and 6d. in England and Wales, for three years ending 5 April 1803 and 1804; Lx. 66, (App. 722.) 


Statement of amount of Husbandry Horse Tax from 1815; Lxx1v. 304, Pp. (App. 859.) 
Account of amount of Husbandry Horse Tax, for the year ending 5 April 1819; Lx xiv. 397, P. (App. 860.) 


Return of number of Surcharges on account of Husbandry Horse Duty, from 5 April 1818 to 5 April 1819; Lxxrv. 397, P. (App. 860.) 
See supra, 876-879. 888. 894. 897-899. 


Hospitals t——Account of Sums requisite to defray the annual charge of public Hospitals and Schools in Ireland; Lvi. 235, 
(App. 807.) 
See supra, 1965-1967. 


Hounslow Heath :—Estimate of Sum required for purchase of Land on Hounslow Heath for the exercise of Cavalry ; 
LXXII1. 344, P. (App. 514.) 


House of Commons :—See infra, 3803-3817. 
House of Lords:—See enfra, 3805-3817. 
Houses, &amp;c. :—See supra, 873. 877. 887. 891. 


Houses of Correction :—See infra, 4127. 


Houstoun and Company : 
State of Debt due from Alexander Houstoun and Company to His Majesty, and the liquidation thereof; Lxvirt. 522, P. 
Statement of account of Money due to the Crown from Messrs. Houstoun and Company ; (Ordered, Lx1x. 513, but not presented.) 





Howth Harbour :—Estimate of expense of improving; 1805 ; Lx. 332, (App. 714.) 1808 ; Lx111. 89, (P. 211,) (App.666,)—— 


1809 ; LxIv. 244, (App. 501.)——1811 ; Lx v1. 196, (App. 553.)——1812; Lx vii. 168, (App. 667.)——18 13; Lxvuit. 317, 
(App. 765.)———1814;, Lx1x. 199, (App. 632.)——-1815 5; Lx x. 180, P. (App. §97.)——1816; Lx x1. 458, (App.665.)——— 
1817; Lxx1t. 179, (App. 601.)\——-1818; ~xxrir. 338, (App. 539.)———-1819; LxxIv. 512, (P.577,) (App. 742.) — 
1820; Lxxv. 314, (App. 582.)————=Account of Sums received by the Commissioners for improving Howth Harbour ; 
LXIv. 244, (App. 699.)\——==—=Copy of Letter from Henry Yeo, Secretary to the Commissioners of Howth Harbour, dated 
2 March 1818, to the Right Honourable Robert Peel, respecting Howth Harbour; Lx x111. 316, (P.321,) (App. 539.) 





Hoy, Robert :—Proceedings touching the case of the King versus Robert Hoy ; Lx XII. 459, P. 
Hudson’s Bay Company :—See infra, 4265. 
Hull, Port of : 


Account of imports end exports, and of duties and drawbacks due and payable in respect thereof in the Port of Hull, in four months, 
ending 1 May 1807 and 1 May 1808; Lx11I. 473, P. 


List of Officers of Customs in the Port of Hull, and of fees received by them; Lxv. 260. 
Copy of Memorial against the licence trade from Merchants of Hull to the Board of Trade, 4 April 1811; LXv1I. 151, P. 
Copy of Order in Council declaring Hull a fit Port for depositing East India Goods ; Lx x. 472, Pp. (App. 996.) 


Hunt, Joseph, Esq. :—See supra, 557. 560. 596. 
Husbandry :—-See supra, 2008-2010. 
Husbandry Horses :—See supra, 2842-2845. 
Hyde Park Fete :—See supra, 1257. 
Idiots :—See infra, 3234-3241. 
Illicit Distillation :—See supra, 1937, 1938. 1940, 1941. 1943. 1948. 2502. 2508-2515. 
Impeachment :—See infra, 3220, 3221. 
Imports and Exports : 


Imports and Exports to and from Great Britain : 


Value of ; for 16 years, ending 5 January 1801 ; Lv1. 426, (p.622,) (App.846.)———For 18 years, ending 5 January 1802; Lv1t. 489, P. 
(App. 954-)——For 18 years, ending 5 January 1803; Lvit1. 290, P. (App. 800.)——For 18 years, ending 5 January 1804 ; 

LIX. 175, P. (App. 584.}——For 18 years, ending 5 January 1805; Lx. 161, Pp. (App. 771.)———For 18 years, ending 

5 January 1806; 1x1. 160, rp. (App. 655.)}——For 18 years, ending 5 January 1807; Lx11. 298, P. (App. waa 

three 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) j 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 









































































2857. 


2858. 


2859. 


2860. 


2861. 


2864. 


2865. 


2866. 


2867. 
2868. 
2869. 
2870. 
2871. 
2872. 


2873. 


2874. 


2876. 
2877. 
2878. 


2879. 


2881. 


Imports and Exports—continued. 


Imports and Exports to and from Great Britain—continued. 


three years, ending 5 January 1807; Lx1t. 298, Pp. For three years, ending 5 January 1808 ; 1x111. 161, P. (App. '702.)— 
LX111. 176, p. (App.'739-)&gt;-——+For three years, ending 10 October 1808 ; LXIV. 53, P.—-For three years, ending 5 January 
1809; Lxiv. 176, Pp. (App. 548.)——For 1807, 1808, and 1809; Lx1v. 359, P. (App. 645.)——For three years, ending 
5 January 1810; Lxv.218, p. (App.647.)———-For three years, ending 5 January 1811; Lxvi. 205, P. (App. 595.)—— 
From 1790 to 1809; Lxvi. 134, P. (App. 636.)——For 21 years, to 5 January 1811 ; (Ordered, Lxv1. 337, but not presented.) 
In 1805-1810; LXvII. 122, Pp. (App. 760.)——For three years, ending 5 January 1812 ; LXVII. 233, P. (App. 705.)—— 
For three years, ‘ending 5 January 1813; Lxviir. 348, P. (App. 805.)——For three years, ending 5 January 1814; 
LXIx. 158, P. (App. '719.&gt;——For 1814; Lxx. 198, Pp. (App. 685.)———For 1814 and 1815; Lxx1. 243, P. (App. 801.) 
For 1814, 1815, and 1816; ixx11. 184, Pp. (App. 651.)——For four years, ending 5 January 1818; Lxx111. 250, P. 
(App. 595-)——~For three years, ending 5 January 1819; Lxx1v. 296, p. (App. 819.)——For three years, ending 5 January 
1820; LxXxv. 120, P. (App. 653.) 











Value of; for five years, ending § January 1793 and 1805 compared ; Lx1. 261, (App. 793.) 





Exports Srom Great Britain :—vValue of ; for three years, ended 5 April 1801; Lvr. 279, P. From 1797 to 1803; 
LIX. 197, P. (App. 585.}—— In three years, ending 5 January 1806; Lx1. 261, (P. 478,) (App. 794.)——In 1807, 1808, and 
1809; LXv. 30, P. (App. 694.»——In 1808, 1809, 1810, and 1811; uxvir. 160, Pp. (App. 762,——In 1805-1811; 
LXVII. 332, P. (App. 763.) For ten years, ending § January 1812; Lxvi1. 407, (App. 763.)——From 1805 to 1811; 
LXVII. 424, P. In 1812; (Ordered, Lxvi11. 569, but not presented.}——In 1814 and 1815; Lxxr. 26, Pp. 57, (App. 909.) 

In 1815, 1816 and 1817; Lxx11. 159, P. (App. 743.)———In each year from 1792 to 1816; Lxx11. 159, P. (App. 745-) 











Imports into Great Britain :—Value of, exclusive of certain articles; for 18 years, ending § January. 1803 ; LVIII. 322, P. 


(App. 801,.)——-From 1797 to 1803; L1x. 197, P. (App. 584.)———In 1803, 1804, and 1805; Lx1. 261, (App. 793.)—— 
In 1807, 1808, and 1809; Lxv. 30, P. (App. 694.) 


Imports and Exports, Ireland: 


Account of; for the year ended 25 March 1800; LvI. 233. 5 January 1802 ; (Ordered, yv11. 217. Returns to be made forthwith, 
550, but not presented. 25 March 1800 and 1 January 1801 ; Lv11.224.———5 January 1802; LviIrr. 213.——1 January 
1801 and 5 January 1802; LvIII. 213, (P. 303.) 5 January 1803; LIx. 183.——5 January 1804; Lx. 76. 
§ January 1805; Lx1. 268.——5 January 1806; Lx11.63.——5 January 1807 ; Lx111. 244.——5 January 1808; Lx111. 225. 
§ January 1809; LxIv. 244.——~5 January 1810; Lxv. 309. ——-5 January 1811; Lxvi. 264.——~5 January 1812; 
LXVII. 244.——5 January 1813; LXVIII. 423.——5 January 1814; LxIx. 249——5 January 1815; Lxx. 306.—— 
5 January 1816; Lxxi. 433.——5 January 1817; Lxx1I. 295.——5 January 1818; Lxx111. 410.5 January 1819 ; 
LXXIv. 602,-——5 January 1820; LXXVv. 441. 














Value of; for five years, ending 5 January 1801; Lvi. 653, P.——For 18 years, ending 5 January 1802; Lv1i. 375, (P. 383,) 

(App. 866.)—For one year ending 5 January 1803; Lv1iI. 327, P.(App. 957.) 5 January 1804; LIx. 194, P. (App. 608.) 
5 January 1805; Lx. 120, Pp. (App. 792.)——-5 January 1806; Lx1. 118, (P.119,) (App. 674.)—-5 January 1807 ; 
LXIl. 204, P. (App. §22.»——5 January 1808; x~x11r. 169, P. (App. 724.)———5 January 1809; LxIv. 113, (P. 138,) 
(App. 570.) For three years to 1809; LxIv. 193, (P.201,) (App. 651.)———-For three years, ending 5 January 1810; 
LXV. 145, P. (App. 670.)}———F or three years, ending 5 January 1811; Lxv1. 147, P. (App. 618.)——For three years, ending 
5 January 1812; Lxvit. 173, (P. 205,) (App. 728.) For three years, ending 5 January 1813; LXvIII. 340, Pp. (App. 831.) 
For 3 years, ending § January 1814; Lx1x. 190, Pp. (App. 741.)——-For three years, ending 5 January 1815; Lxx. 163, 
(Pp. 188,) (App. 709.)——For three years, ending 5 January 1816; Lxx1. 133, P. (App. 827.)——-For three years, ending 
§ January 1817; Lxx11. 137, P. (App. 677.) For four years, ending § January 1818 ; Lx x11I. 250, P. (App. 603.)—— 
For three years, ending 5 January 1819; Lxxiv. 296, Pp. (App. 827.)——For three years, ending 5 January 1820; 
LXXV. 120, Pp. (App. 661.) 

















Imports and Exports, United Kingdom :—Value of ; for four years, ending 5 January 1818 ; LxxrT. 250, P. (App. 595.) 
For three years, ending 5 January 1819; Lxxiv. 296, Pp. (App. 819.)_-—For three years, ending 5 January 1820; 
LXXV. 120, p. (App. 653.) 





Account of actual value of foreign produce exported, and of produce imported, for the last two years; Lv1. 626, p, (App. 846.) 


Account of Imports and Exports from and to America, and the British Continental Colonies, for the three years ending respectively on 
5 January 1801, 1793, and 1775; LV11. 209, P. 


Account of deficiency of £.1,200,000 granted out of the duties of goods imported and exported, and on tonnage of ships and vessels, 
for 1801 ; Lv11. 246, (App. 810.) 


Account of real value of foreign merchandize exported, and of all Imports into Great Britain, for two years, ending 5 January 1802 ; 
Lv11. 639, P. . 


Account of quantities of certain articles imported and exported in the three years ending § January 1793; LVIII. 577, P. 
Account of foreign merhandize exported from Great Britain during the last seven years; L1x. 197, P. (App. 585.) 
Account of Exports from Great Britain to the West India Colonies in the three last years; L1x. 320. 

Account of West India produce imported into Great Britain from 1 January 1803 to the latest period; Lx. 346, P. 
Account of Imports from West India Colonies in the three last years; 11x. 346, P. 


Account of quantity and value of British manufactures and produce exported to the British Plantations in the West Indies, from 
§ January 1804 to 5 January 1805; Lx. 122, (P. 127.) 


Account of goods and produce exported from Ireland to the British West India Colonies, from 5 January 1804 to 5 January 1805 ; 
LX. 200, (P. 210.) 


Account of Imports and Exports of Ireland; 1800-1806; Lx1. 248, (App. 792.) 
Account of value of Exports from Great Britain to Tortola, for seven years, ending 5 January 1805; LXxI. 139, P. (App. 707.) 


Account of Totals of Imports and Exports of Great Britain, according to their real value, for the years ending 5 January 1800 to 1806, 
so as to ascertain the balance of each year; LXI. 227, Pp. (App. 775-) 


Account of value of British produce and manufactures, &amp;c. exported from Great Britain to Africa in five years, ending 5 January 1806 ; 
LXx1. 261, (App. 796.) 


Account of value of all foreign and colonial produce exported - - - ditto; Lx1. 261, (App. 795.) 
Account of amount of Imports and Exports to and from Great Britain, &amp;c. to all countries within the Mediterranean; LXI. 442, P. 


Account of value of British manufactures exported to China in each year, from 1773 to the present time; Lx11..123, P. (App. 467.) 


Account of total value, official and real, according to the average prices of all Imports and Exports, between Great Britain and the 
United States of America, for three years, to the latest period; Lx111. 176, P. (App. 740.) 


Account of Imports and Exports between Great Britain and the United States of America, for three years; LXIV. 53, P- 
Account of real value of Exports from England to all parts of America and the West Indies; Lx1v. 140, Pp. (App. 641.) 


Account of official and real value of all Imports and Exports between Great Britain and the United States of America; LXIV. 359, 
(App. 648.) ; 

Account of official and real value of Exports from Great Britain to the United States of America, in the year ended 5 January 1808 ; 
LXV. 359, (®. 367,) (App. 648.) 

_ 2886. Account 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 87 


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Imports and Exports—continued. 


2886. Account of total real value of Exports from England to all parts of America and the West Indies, in the four quarters ending 
10 October 1806, 1807, 1808, and 1809; LXxv. 30, P. (App. 694.) 


2887. Account of real value of the principal articles of produce of America imported into England, in the years ending 10 October 1807, 
1808, and 1809; Lxv. 30, Pp. (App.694.) 


2888. Account of Exports to, and Imports from, the United States, for ten years, ending § January 1812; LxVIt. 122, p. (App. 761.) 


2889. Account of total real value of Exports from Great Britain to America and the West Indies, in 1808, 1809, 1810, and 1811; 
LXVII. 122, P. (App. 762.) 


2890. Account of official value of Imports and Exports of the United Kingdom, and the number of vessels and tonnage, for ten years, * 
ending 10 October 1811; (Ordered, Lxv11. 137, but not presented.) 


2891. Account of total amount of official or rated value of Exports to the continent of Europe, in 1805 to 1811; (Ordered, Lxv11. 370, 


but not presented.) 


2892. Account of Exports to the Continent in 1805 to 1811; Lxvi1. 407, (App. 764.) 


2893. Account of official value of British goods exported during ten years, ending 5 January 1812; Lxvit. 412, Pp. (App. 766.) 


2894. Account of the several items contained in the Return to an Order, dated 16 May 1811, for an Account of Imports and Exports ; 
LXVII. 429, P. 


2895. Account of official and real value of Exports from Great Britain, to the British Colonies in North America, in the years ending 
§ January 1810 to § January 1814; Lx1x. 361, p. (App. 763.) 


2896. Account of principal articles imported from the British and Foreign West India Islands; tx1x. 385, Pp. (App. 765.) 


2897. Account of quantity and value of Exports from Great Britain to Africa, exclusive of the Cape of Good Hope, in 1810, 1811, and 1812; 
LXIX. 385, P. (App. 766.) 


2898. Account of Imports and Exports of merchandize of Great Britain to and from Foreign Countries, in the years ending 5 January 1792, 
1804, and 1814; LxIx. 475, P. (App. 768.) 


°899. Accounts of Imports into, and Exports from, Canada and several other Colonies, in each year, from 1806 to 1813; (Ordered, 


Lxx. 67, but not presented.) 


Account, showing the annual amount of Imports from Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick, into Great Britain and Ireland, and 
of Exports, from 1800 to 1814; Lxx. 73, P.83, (App. 857.) 


2901. Accounts of Imports from, and Exports to, Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton, and New- 


foundland, into and from Great Britain and Ireland, from 1800 to 1813.—Several other Accounts relating to ships and men 
employed in the trade with the Colonies; Lx x. 73, Pp. 83, (App. 861-865.) 


2902. Account of Imports from Canada, Nova Scotia, &amp;c. in Great Britain, in each year from 1800 to 1814; Lxx1.24, P. (App. 910.) 
2903. Account of Exports from Great Britain to Canada, Nova Scotia, &amp;c.; Lx x1. 24, Pp. (App.g16.) 

2904. Account of value of Exports from the Port of London to the West India Colonies, during 1814 and 1815; LxXXI. 522, P. 

2905. Accounts of Imports and Exports to and from the Cape of Good Hope, for five years ending 5 January 1817 ; LX X11. 229, Pp. (App. 746,747.) 


2906. Account, showing the official value of the Trade between Great Britain and the Colonies in the West Indies, from 1760 to 1816; 
LXXI1. 348, (P. 470,) (App. 747) 


2907. Account of official and declared value of Exports from Great Britain to Ireland, in each quarter of the years ending 5 January 1815, 
1816, and 1817; Lxx11. 462, (P.468,) (App. 747.) 


2908. - Account of those Exports from 1790 to 5 January 1814; Lxx11. 462, (Pp. 468,) (App. 747-) 


2909. Account of declared amount of value of all articles of the growth, produce, or manufacture of Great Britain, exported to Ireland 
during the last five years; Lx x111. 326, Pp. (App. 701.) 


2910. A similar Account of declared value of foreign produce and manufactures; Lxx111. 326, Pp. (App. 701.) 
2911. A similar Account of official value of articles of British growth, produce, or manufacture ; Lx x111. 326, P. (App.’702.) 


2912. Account of Exports from Great Britain to Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton, and Newfound- 
land, in each year, from 1810 to 1818 ; Lxxiv. 544, (P. 558,) (App. 987.) 


2913. Account of value of Exports from Great Britain and Ireland to Buenos Ayres, and of Imports therefrom; LxxIVv. 544, P. 547, 
(App. 1006-1008.) 


2914. Account of Exports from Great Britain and Ireland to Spain, from 5 January 1805 to 5 January 1819; LXXIV. 544, P. 547, 
(App. 1000-1002.) 


2915. Account of official and declared value of certain articles of British produce and manufactures exported to Ireland, in 1814, 1815, 1816, 
1817, and 1818; LxxIv. 551, P. (App. 980.) 


2916. Account of quantities and real value of all British goods imported into Ireland, subject to the ad valorem duty of 10 per centum under 
the Sixth Article of the Act of Union ; also of Irish goods imported into Great Britain ; (Ordered, xx v.38, but not presented.) 


2917. Account of official and real value of certain articles exported from Great Britain to Ireland, during the last seven. years; LXxv.277, P. 
(App- 775:) 


2918. Account of quantity of manufactured goods exported from this country to the coasts of the Baltic, in the last five years; Lxxv. 261, P. 
293, P. (App. 775, 776.) 


2919. Account of real value of all goods exported from Great Britain to Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Russia, and Prussia, in the last twenty 
years.—Several other Returns relating to shipping employed in the Baltic trade; Lx xv. 321, Pp. 362, Pp. (App. 776-787.) 


2920. Official value of Exports to British Colonies in North America; Lxxv. 321, Pp. (App. 782.) 
2921. Account of amount of value of foreign goods, &amp;c. imported into Ireland, in the year ended 25 March 1801; Lvit. 570, (App. 994.) 


2922. Account of amount of value of articles the growth, produce, and manufactures of Ireland, exported to foreign countries, for the year 
ended 25 March 1801 ; Lvii. 570, (App. 994.) 


2923. Account of official and real value at which each article of Imports and Exports of Ireland, during seven years, to 5 January 1803, has 
been estimated ; L1x. 230, (Pp. 268,) (App. 706.) 


2924. Account of official and real value at which each article of Imports and Exports of Great Britain to and from Ireland, in three years 
ending 5 January 1803, has been estimated; LIx. 443, P. 


2925. Account of real value of Exports of the growth, produce, and manufacture of Ireland, for three years, ending 5 January 1808; 
LXIII. 271, P. (App. 833.) 


2926. Account of real value and quantity of Exports to America forom Ireland, - - - ditto; Lx111. 271, Pp. (App. 833.) 

2927. Account of real value of Imports of articles of foreign countries into Ireland, - - - ditto; ux111. 271, P. (App. 834.) 

Account of real value and quantity of Imports of articles the produce of America into Ireland; 1x111. 271, Pp. (App. 834.) 

2929. Account of value of all Imports and Exports between Ireland and the United States of America ; LxXiv. 193, (P. 201.) 

Account of Exports of Ireland, being British and Foreign merchandize, in the year ended 5 January 1809; LxIv. 244. 
2931. Account of Exports of Ireland, being British and Foreign merchandize, in the year ended 5 January 1810; Lxv. 309. 

_ 2932. Account of value of Exports from and Imports into Ireland, for 1802, 1803, and 1804 ; LXxv1. 203, (P. 249.) 


2933. Comparative 
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88 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





Imports and Exports—continued. 


2933. Comparative Statement of quantities of goods, wares, or merchandize, imported into Ireland in 1809 and 1810; Lxvi. 311, (P.328,) 
(App. 631.) 

2934. Account of Imports into Ireland in the year ended 5 January 1816; Lxx1. 369, Pp. (App. 927.) 

2935, Account of official value of Imports and Exports of Ireland, in fifteen years, ending 5 January 1816 ; Lx xt. 369, P. (App. 927.) 


Importers, Retail, Ireland : 
2936. Account of produce of the six per cent duty on Retail Importers into Ireland, for the last ten years; Lx. 161. 
2937. Amount of produce of the additional six per cent duty paid by Retailers Importers in Ireland, for the last five years; Lv11. 77. 
2938. Incidents :—Accounts of net produce of Incidents, Stamps, Excise, Customs, and Duties, from 1793 to 1800, in the years ended 


§ January 1800 and § January 1801; LvI. 34, P——For one year ended 5 January 1801; Lvi. 494, P. For one year 
ending 5 January 1802; Lv11. 586, P. 





2939. Inclosure Bills :—Account of number of Bills of Inclosure and Navigation which have passed since 1796 (1811) ; (Ordered, 
Lxv1i. 265, but not presented.) 
See supra, 1024, 1025. 


Income, Public :—See infra, 4275-4280. 
Income Tax :—See infra, 4170-4175. 4183. 4201, 4202. 


2940. Indictments :—Return of Indictments, &amp;c. entered for trial with the Clerks of the Peace in Ireland, from 1786 to 1819; and 
Copies of Memorial on the insufficiency of the means of internal judicature in Cork ; Lxxv. 30, (P. 38.) 


Inland Navigation :—See supra, 2548; infra, 3488-3500. 
Innkeepers :—See supra, 194; infra, 3354. 
Insane Persons :—See infra, 3234. 


Insolvent Debtors :—See supra, 1882-1904. 


Insurrections, Ireland : 
2941, Number of Persons transported from Ireland under the provisions of the Insurrection Act since 1 January 1814 (1817); Lxx11. 389, 
(App. 884.) 
2942. Proclamation enforcing the Insurrection Act in certain Baronies of the County of Louth ; Lx x11. 272, Pp. (App. 875.) 
2943. Proclamation respecting the murder of Lord Kilwarden; Lv111. 644. 
See supra, 1950-1955- 


John’s, Saint, Island :—See supra, 1456. 


Ionian Islands : 


2944. Copy of Lord Collingwood’s Letter to Mr. Wellesley Pole, bearing date October 1809 ; several other Papers relating to the expedition 
to the Ionian Islands; Lxx1. 63, (P.96,) 195, P. 


2945. Copy of Lord Collingwood’s Instructions to Captain Spranger respecting the attempt to deliver the Ionian Islands in 1809; Lx x1. 278, P. 
2946. Copy of the Constitutional Charter of the Ionian Islands ; Lx x111. 195, P. (App. 554.) 
See supra, 1430. 1435- 
Ireland : 
2947. State of establishments and other charges of Government in Ireland; Lv1. 171, (Pp. 201,) (App. 783.) 
2948. The civil establishment of Ireland as it stood on 12 February 1811; LXvI. 391. 


2949. Account of civil and military establishments of Ireland, and of extraordinary and contingent expenses of Government; Lv1. 560, 
(App. 892.) 
2950. Copy of Letter from Lord Hawkesbury to the Duke of Richmond ; dated 13 June 1808; LxIv. 43, P. 
[All other Aecounts relating to Ireland will he found under the subject matter to which such Accounts respectively belong.] 


Irish Currency :—See supra, 2360, 2361. 


Iron: 


2951. Account of quantity and value of foreign Iron ; and quantity of British unmanufactured Iron exported for six years, ending 5 January 
1806; Lx1. 178, (P.188,) (App.'732, 734.) 


2952. Account of quantity and valve of Iron Wares exported from Great Britain for ten years, ending 5 January 1806; LxI. 230, P. 
(App. 7785) 278, P. (App. 782.) 
2953. a War ha on Iron Wares exported from Great Britain, from the commencement thereof to 5th January 1806 ; Lx1. 261, 
PP- 795- 
2054. Account of real value of Iron and Steel Wares, &amp;c. exported on the medium of the years 1806 and 1807 ; Lxvit. 426, p. (App. 759.) 
2955. Account of quantity of Foreign Bar Iron imported and exported into and from Great Britain, in the six years preceding 1810; Lxv. 429. 
2956. Account of Fereign and British Iron imported and exported for the last ten years; LX xX. 253, (P. 267,) (App. 866.) 


2957. Accounts of British Iron, Hardwares, and Cutlery, exported during the last four years; of foreign Iron imported and exported ; 
LXXIVv. 404, P. (App. 968, 974, 978.) 
See supra, 1659; infra, 3066. 3486. 

Isle of Dogs :-—See infra, 3174, 3175. 

Isle of France :—See supra, 1435. 

Isle of Man :—See infra, 3280-3293. 
2958. Italy :—— Papers relating to Italy ; xx. 231, (App. 623.) 

Jamaica : 


2959. Copy of representation and petition of the Assembly of Jamaica to the Prince Regent ; Lxv1t. 428, P. (App. 849.) 


2960. Return of titles and dates of Acts of the Assembly of Jamaica transmitted for His Majesty’s approbation, by which any poll tax on 
Slaves was imposed, for 1808, 1809, 1810, 1811 and 1812; LxXXx1. 526, P. 


Java: 








2961. 


2966. 
2967. 


2968. 


2969. 


2970. 


2971. 
2972. 


2973. 


2974. 
2975. 
2976. 
2977. 
2978. 
2979. 


2981. 
2982. 
2983. 
2984. 
2985. 


2986. 
2987. 


2988. 


2989. 


2990. 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 89 








Java, Island of :—See infra, 4149. 


J effery, Mr. :—Copy of Mr. Jeffery’s commission as Consul General in the European dominions of her Most Faithful Majesty ; 
LXIv. 17, P. (App. 656.) 


J enner, Doctor :—aAccount of sum wanted to re-imburse to Doctor Jenner the amount of fees on the receipt of the sum granted 
by Act of last session; Lv111. 641, (App. 1123.) 


See infra, 5088-5092. 


J ersey :—Copy of warrant under which Commissioners were appointed for investigating the Laws of Jersey, so far as related to the 
election of Jurats ; Lxv11. 490, (App. 856.) 


Jesuits Bark :—Account of quantity of Jesuit’s Bark, or Cortex Peruvianus, imported into, exported from, and retained for home 
consuinption, in Great Britain; LX111. 119, (App. 676.) 


Jesuits Estates :—See supra, 178. 


Johnstone, Hon. Cochrane ; —See supra, 1382. 


Journals : 


Account of expense of compiling, printing, and binding the Eighth Volume of the Journals of the House of Lords of Ireland, and Index 
thereto; Lvir. 546, (App. 985.) 


Account of sums remaining unpaid on account of printing and binding 1500 copies of the new edition of the Journals of the House of 
Commons of Ireland; tvir. 546, (App. 985.) 


Account of sums remaining unpaid to persons employed in preparing a new edition of the Journals of the House of Commons of Ireland ; 
Lv1i1. 546, (App. 986.) 


An Account of expense of fitting up a house for depositing the Journals, and for the residence of the Clerk of the Journals ; Lvl. 493, 
(App. 1149.) 
See infra, 4105-4110. 


Judge Advocate General :—Estimate of sum wanted to defray the expense of purchasing a house for the Judge Advocate 
General; Lx. 53, (App. 697.) 
Judges : 


Account showing the amount of monies reserved in the receipt of the Exchequer for payment of Judges salaries, after satisfying all 
demands thereon, to 5 January 1803; Lv1I1. 295, (App. 921.) 


Copies of warrants for pensions to Judges of the Court of Session, or Barons of the Exchequer in Scotland, &amp;c.; Lx11. 834, P 


Account of monies paid under warrants or precepts of the Barons of the Exchequer in Scotland, from 31 December 1797 to the latest 
period; Lx. 403, P. (App. 904.) See infra, 3047, 3048. 


Juries :—See supra, 2726-2733. 


Juries, Special :—Return of number of Special Juries summoned in the last three years; (Ordered, Lxx11. 224, but not 
presented.) 


Jury Court, Scotland : 
Account of places in the New Jury Court of Scotland during the year ended 31 December 1815; LxxI. 102, (P. 112.) 
First, Second, and Third Reports of Judges of Jury Courts in Scotland; Lxx1. 239, (P. 249.) 
Supplementary Report, with Appendix, respecting the Jury Court in Scotland; Lx x11. 180, P. 
Second Report respecting the Jury Court in Scotland; txx11. 189, P 
Report of the Lord Chief Commissioner and the other Commissioners, Judges of the Jury Court in Scotland; Lx x111. 117, (Pr. 196.) 


First Report respecting the Jury Court in Scotland, by the Lord President of the Court of Session, the Lord Justice Clerk, and the Lord 
Chief Commissioner of the Jury Court; Lx xIII. 205, (P. 333.) 


Report respecting the Jury Court in Scotland, by the Lord President of the Court of Session, the Lord Justice Clerk, and the Lord Chief 
Commissioners of the Jury Court in Scotland; txx1v. 266, Pp. 
Justice, Administration of, Scotland : 
Copy of warrant appointing Commissioners to inquire into the Administration of Justice in Scotland; Lx1v. 397, P. 
Report by the Commissioners appointed under Act concerning the Administration of Justice in Scotland ; Lx1v. 397, P 
Report respecting the Administration of Justice in Scotland; Lxv. 29, P. 
Second Report - - - ditto; Lxv. 161, P. 
Third Report - - - ditto; Lxv. 314, P 


J ustice, Courts of :—See supra, 1699-1710. 2547. 2554; infra, 3038-3051. 
Kent, Duke of :See infra, 4351. 


Kent, Edward: 
Petition of Edward Kent to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland on the subject of his payment into the Treasury ; Lx111. 276. 
Estimate of sum necessary for repaying to Edward Kent the Monies paid into the Treasury in Ireland in his own wrong; LXIII, 274, 
(App. 835-) 


Kilmainham Gaol :—Copies of Letters between the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and Mr. Justice Daly, and the Lord Chief 
Justice Downes; Lx. 234, P 


See infra, 4128. 
Kilmainham Hospital :—See supra, 193, 194. 352. 807; infra, 3399. 
King : 


Copy of communication made by her Majesty’s Council to the Lord President of His Majesty’s Privy Council, respecting the state of His 
Majesty’s health; Lxv1. 258, P. 





Copy of declaration of the Members of her Majesty’s Council, respecting the state of His ag s health; 6 July 1811; rxv1. 464, P 


5 October 1811; Lxvil. 9, (P. 10.)——4 and 5 January 1812; Lxvil. 9, (P, 10.)\——4 April and 5 July 1812; 
LXVII. 547, P. 


King’s 



























































3003. 


3007. 


3010. 
3011. 
3012. 
3013. 


3014. 


3015. 


3016. 


3017. 


2991. 


2993. 


2996. 
2997. 


2999. 


3000. 
3001. 


3018. 


3019. 
3020. 


3021. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


King’s Bench, Court of : 


Copy of Report of the Commissioners appointed to examine into state of fees of Courts of Justice in England, as to the Court of King’s 
Bench; LX x11. 338, P. 


Account of number of cases of removal brought up to the Court of King’s Bench from the quarter sessions, in the last ten years; (Ordered, 
LXXII1. 424, but not presented.) 


Account of number of causes originally entered for trial in the Court of King’s Bench, for Middlesex and London, from Hilary term 
1810, to Easter term 1820, both inclusive; Lx xv. 298, P. Account of number of causes remaining in arrear, from 
Hilary term 1810 to Easter term 1820; Lxxv. 298, P. Account of number of rules for new trials, and of cases remaining 
for argument, for the last ten years; LXxv. 298, P. 305, P. 














Return of number of informations filed in the -ovrt of King’s Bench by His Majesty’s Attorney General, for offences against the 
Revenue Laws, from 1 January 1817 to 1 June 1820; Lxxv. 349, P. 


Copies of the certificate of the Chief Justice of the Court of King’s Bench, &amp;c. in Ireland; x1. 82. 
See supra, 2427. 2547. 2550; infra, 3043. 


King’s Bench, Prison of : 
Return of number of persons confined in the King’s Bench, Fleet, and Marshalsea Prisons, on 24 June 1816, &amp;c. ; LX XI. 522, P. 523, P. 


Account and Estimate of expense incurred in the repairs at the King’s Bench Prison, for 1804; L1x. 233, (App. '712.)\———1805 ; 
LX. 422, (App. 928.) 1811; LXvI. 295, (App. §39.)——1815 ; LXx. 159, (Pv. 160,) (App. 569.) 


Account of deficiency of grant of 1811, for works and repairs at the King’s Bench Prison ; Lx1x. 93, P. (App. 600.) 





Copy of Letter from the Surveyor General of the works, dated 21 May 1816, on letter from Lord Ellenborough respecting repairs of 
the King’s Bench ; Lxx1. 424, P, 


Copy of Rules and Regulations respecting the King’s Bench Prison; Lx x11. 54, P. 
Lists and Tables of Fees of King’s Bench, Fleet and Marshalsea Prisons; Lx1x. 442, P. 448. 466, P. 


Kingston upon Hull :—See supra, 2854-2857. 
Kirk of Scotland :—List of processes of augmentation depending before the Lords of Council and Session ; Lx111. 457. 


Lace: 
Accounts of duties paid on importation of foreign Thread Lace and foreign Silk Lace, from 5 January 1800; Lx x1. 366, (App. 844.) 
Account of quantity of French Silk Lace imported into Great Britain in 1817, 1818, and 1819, and to 15 June 1820; Lxxv. 392, P. 
(App. 772.) 
See infra, 4608. 
Lagan Duties : 


Accounts of amount of the Lagan Duties on beer and spirits payable in the Excise district of Lisburne, for use of the Lagan Navigation, 
from 1814.—Of Tolls received on said Navigation, from 1814; Lxx1v. 629, P. 


Account of drawbacks allowed on the Lagan Duties, from January 1814 to January 1820; and of expenditure for the year ending 
January 1820; Lxxv. 364, P. 


Lake, Captain Warwick :—See infra, 3628. 3637. 


Lambert, Gustavus, Esq. :—See supra, 2498. 


Lancaster Castle : 
Report from Commissioners appointed to inquire into the state, &amp;c. of His Majesty’s prison, the Castle of Lancaster; Lxvi11. 21, 


Copy of calendars of prisoners for trial at the general jail delivery holden for Lancaster, during five years ; LX XIII. 333. 


Lancaster County Rate : 
Copy of County Rate Assessment for Lancashire; LxX1x, 290, P. 
Account of monies issued by County Rolls under the authority of the magistrates of Lancashire, from 1786; Lxx. 178, P. 
Ditto - - - from 1786, and specifying the sums disbursed ; Lx x. 260, (P. 268.) 
Account of monies issued by County Rolls under the authority of magistrates, from 1815; Lxxv. 458. 


Lancaster, Duchy of :—See infra, 4660. 


Lands, Grants of : 


Account of Grents made to subjects during His Majesty’s reign (Geo. III), of Land Rents, Bishopric Rents, or other branches of 
Revenue, &amp;c. in Scotland ; Lx. 403, P. (App. 921.) 


Account of monies issued by the Receiver General of Land Rents and Revenues in Scotland, since 31 December 1797; Lx. 403, P. 
(App: 927) | 
Land Revenue : 


Second Report of Surveyor General of His Majesty’s Land Revenue; Lvuit. 95, Pp. (App.'733-) Reprinted, Lxvir. 501.——Third 
Report ; Lx. 91, P. Reprinted, Lxvir. 501. Fourth Report; Lxiv. 252, P. Reprinted, LXvII. 501. 





Account of arrears and current balances due from the several persons employed in receiving or collecting the Land Revenues of the 
Crown, in England and Wales, from 5 January 1774; On 5 January 1801; Lv1. 261, (Pp. 633-»——On 5 January 1802, in 
England ; (Ordered, Lv11. 140, but not presented.) On 5 January 1802, in Wales; Lv11. 554, P. 662, P. In England 
and Wales; On 5 January 1803 and 1804; LIx. 268, P. On 5 January 1805; Lx, 165, P. 320, P. On 5 January 
1806; LxI. 322, P. On 5 January 1807; Lx11. 298, P. On 5 January 1808; Lxrit, 211, P. On 5 January 1809; 
LxIiv. 176, P. On 5 January 1810; Lxv. 218, Pp. On 5 January 1811; LXxvi. 205, P. On 5 January 1812 ; 
LXVII. 233, P. On 5 January 1813; Lxvitt. 348, P. On 5 January 1814; Lx1x. 158, Pp. On 5 January 1815; 
LX x. 189, P. On 5 January 1816; LxxI. 243, P. On 5 January 1817; Lxxir. 185, P. On 5 January 1818 ; 
LX XIII. 208, P. On 5 January 1819; Lxxiv. 281, p.——On 5 January 1820; Lxxv. 127, P. 





















































Copies of opinions of law officers of the Crown under which certain sums have been drawn out of the hands of the Receiver General 
of Land Revenue ; Lx111. 223, p. (App. 773.) 


Account of the total income and expenditure of the Land Revenue of England and Wales; Lx111. 473, (App. 938.) 


Account of all sums drawn by Treasury warrant out of the hands of the Receiver General of the Land Revenue for the service of the 
department of Woods and Forests, since 1797 ; LX XIII. 223, P. (App. 773,) 


Return of the amount of security taken from each of the Receivers General of the Land Revenue; and from each distributor of stamps 
now in office in Great Britain; Lxxv. 362, (rp. 482.) : 


Return from auditors of Land Revenue, for account of rents and profits received, and payments and allowances thereout, for four years, 
ending § January 1820; Lxxv. 298, (App. 870.) 


See supra, 2548 ; infra, 5226-5230, 
Land 


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3024. 


3025. 
3026. 


3027. 


3030. 


3031. 
3032. 


3033. 
3034. 


3035. 
3036. 


3037. 


3038. 
3039. 
3040. 
3041. 


3042. 


3044. 
3045. 


8046. 


3047. 


3049. 


3050. 
3051. 


$052. 


3054. 


Land Tax, Redemption : 


Account of expenses incurred under Act for Redemption of Land Tax; 1801; Lv1.637W——1802; Lvit. 629, (App. 1029.) —— 
1803; Lvl. 687. 1804; LIx. 428.——- 1805; Lx. 479. 1806; LX1I. 555, (App. 861.) —— 1807; Lx11. 828, 
(App. 965.) 1808 ; Lx111. 473, (App. 937.) —— 1809; ~x1v. 356.——1810; Lxv. 487.——1811; Lxv1, 432.—— 
1812; Lxvit. §36.——1813 ; Lxvir1. 643.——-1814; LxIx. 505.——1815 ; LX xX. 457. 1816; UxXxI, 511.——1817; 
LXXII. 469.——1818 ; Lxx111. 382.——-18 19; Lx xiv. 602.1820; Lx xv, 411. 














Report of proceedings of Lords Commissioners for regulating and confirming sales made for Redemption of the Land Tax; 1802 ; 
LVII. 595, P- (App. 1019.)———1803 ;_ LVIII. 545, P. (App. 1151.) 1805; Lx. 370, PB. (App. 896.) ——-1806 ;_Lx1. 403, P. 
(App. 860.)=—==Statement of proceedings of the Commissioners under Acts for Redemption and Sale of the Land Tax, and 
for Exoneration of Small Livings from the Land Tax, &amp;c.; 1809; LXIv. 222, (App. 668.)——1810; Lxv. 413, (P. 433,) 
(App. 741.)———-1812 ; LXvil. 474, P. (App. 851.)\——-1813,; Lxvi1t. 264, P. (App. 895.)——1815 ; LX x. 473, P-——1820; 
LxXxv. 467, (P. 471.) 


Account of amount of Land Tax redeemed, to the latest period the same can be made up ; (Ordered, Lv11. 381, but not presented.) 
Account of amount of Land Tax redeemed, of Stock transferred to the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund for Redemption thereof ; 
and of Land Tax remaining unredeemed ; (Ordered, Lxv11. 563, but not presented.) 


Land and Assessed Taxes : 


Account of arrears and current balances due from Receivers General of Land and Assessed Taxes, from 5 January 1774; On 5 January 
1801; Lv. 261, (P. 633.) On 5 January 1802; LVII. 554, P- On 5 January 1803; LIX. 423, P. On 5 January 
1804; Lix. 266, P. On 5 January 1805; Lx. 165, P. On 5 January 1806; Lxr, 161, P. On § January 1807 ; 
LXII. 298, P. On 5 January 1808; Lxirr. 269, P. On 5 January 1809; Lxiv. 176, P. On 5 January 1810; 


















































LXV. 218, P. On 5 January 1811; LXVI. 205, P. On 5 January 1812; Lxvir. 233, p. —— On 5 January 1813; 
Lxvtil. 348, p.--— On 5 January 1814; Lxrx. 188, p. On 5 January 1815; Lxx. 189, P. On 5 January 1816 ; 
LXXI. 243, P. On 5 January 1817; Lxx11. 185, P. On 5 January 1818; Lxx111, 208, P, On 5 January 1819; 
LxxIv. 281, p.——On 5 January 1820; Lxxv. 127, P. 


Account of balances due to the public in the hands of John Hamilton, Esquire, Receiver General of the Land Tax for Scotland, at the 
time of his decease ; LX. 121, P. 


Accounts of balances of public money in the hands of the Receiver General of the Land Tax, &amp;c. in Scotland, on 5 April and 5 October 
1798, and subsequent years; and of the Receiver General of Customs and Cashier of Excise, ditto; Lx1, 372, (App, 852 ;) 
375, (P. 377, (App. 853-) 


Account of Land Tax now assessed upon the several counties in England and Wales in respect of Land, and amount of same which has 
been redeemed ; 1813 ; LXVIII. 577, P. (App. 843.)——1814; LX¥Ix. 381, P. (App. 752.) ——1817; LXXx11. 210, FP. (App. 695.) 


List of Receivers General of Land and Assessed Taxes for England and Wales; Lxx1I. 275. 


Account of names of Receivers General of Land and Assessed Taxes for England, and of Receiver General for Scotland; Lxx1v. 178, 
(P. 310.) r 


Account of amount of Land Tax now assessed upon counties in England and Wales in respect of Land; 1812; uxvit. 287, P. 
(App. 738.)——-1818 ; uxx111. 194, P. (App. 632.) } 


Account of Orders issued by the Lords of the Treasury and Commissioners for Taxes regarding the Land Tax Assessment ; 
LXXIII. 403. 


Copy of Letters or Notices issued by John Thompson, Clerk to the Commissioners of the Land Tax in Kendal; txx111. 410, P, 
Copy of Correspondence between the Tax Office and Commissioners of Land Tax in Westmorland ; Lx x111. 403, P. 


Lascars :-—See supra, 2293. 
Latitat, Writs of :—See infra, 3040. 


Law Charges :— Estimate of Sum wanted to defray expenses of Law Charges; 1805; Lx, 42, (App. 692.)——1806 ; Lxr. 318, 
(App. 837-)-——1807 ; Lx11. 71, (App. 443;) 622, (App. 866.)}——-1808 ;_ nx111. 296, (App. 847.)——1809; Lx1v. 108, 
(App. 481.)——-1810 ; Lxv. 81, (App. 575.)———1811; Lxvi. 129, (App. §30.)——-1812 ; Lx vir. 29, (App.638.)———-18 1 ; 
LXVIII. 113, (App.'746.)——-1814; Lx1x. 92, (P.93,) (App. 599-)——1815; Lx x. 160, P. (App. 572.)——-1816 ; Lx x1. 295, 
(p. 296,) (App. 637.) ——1817; Lx x11. 276, p. (App. §82.)——-1818 ; LX XIII. 104, P. (App. 507.)——1819; Lxxtv. 126, P, 
(App. '707.)}——1820 ; Lx xv. 208, Pp. (App. 561.) 

Law Courts : | 

Estimate of Expenses of Law Courts, Ireland; 1801; Lv1. 134, (App. 77'//.)——1802; Lv1I. 255, (App. 811.) 

Report of saleable Offices in the Courts of Law; LXxv. 502, P. 

Account of number of Writs of Latitat issued out of Law Courts of Ireland during seven years; LXxx. 90, P. 


Account of number of Orders of Reference and of Orders of Reducement made and of Custodiams granted by the Court of Exchequer 
in Ireland during 1812, 1813, and 1814; Lxx. 108, P. 215. 


Account of Persons held to special bail on process for sums under £.20. in the Superior Courts of Justice of England and Ireland, in 
1812, 1813, and 1814; Lxx. 80, P. 83, P. 85, P. 90, P. 93, P- 108,P. 112, P. 


Return of number of Writs of capias ad respondendum issued out of King’s Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer in Ireland, from 
1 January 1810 to 1 January 1815; Lxx. 215, 238, 283. 


Returns of number of declarations filed, and of judgments entered, and verdicts returned ; Lx x. 238, 


Accounts of amount of Sums received during seven years last, under the head of poundage on monies paid into the Courts of Law, and of 
representations made thereon; Lxx. 126, 136, 157, 164, 215, 283. 


Copy of Commission of Inquiry into the duties, salaries, and emoluments of Officers, Clerks, and Ministers of Justice in Great Britain 
and Ireland; Lxx. 93, (P. 108,) (App. 1050.) 


Returns of Offices held in trust for the Chief or other Judges in the Courts of Law and Equity ; LX XII. 152, P. 
Account of Offices in Courts of Law held in trust for the Chief Judges ; tx x11. 218. 


Return of number of short Causes heard by the Master of Rolls in Ireland from 1 January 1810, and of Appeals during the same period ; 
(Ordered, Lxx111. 69, but not presented.) 


Return of number of Decrees and Orders pronounced by the Master of the Rolls in Ireland from 27 April 1814; Lxx. 390. 


Account of number of Causes heard and determined by the Master of the Rolls in Ireland, from 1 January 1806; (Ordered, Lx x111, 169, 
but not presented.) 


Law Expenses :—Account of Sums paid to the Solicitors of Customs, Excise, or Stamps, or Post Office, in Ireland for Law 
Expenses; LXX. 327, 473- 


Law Offices, Ireland :—Estimate of probable expense of building; 1803; tv1is. 119, (App. 780.) . 
Law Officers of the Crown in Scotland :—Account of increase or diminution since 5 January 1815 in the Salaries off 


1816; LxxI. 102, (P. 142.) 
2055. Lead: 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 
















































3061. 


3062. 
3063. 


3065. 
3066. 


3069. 


3070. 


3071. 


3072. 


3073. 


3074. 


3075. 
3076. 
3077. 
3078. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAP ERS—continued. 


Lead :—Account of quautity of Lead exported in three years ending 5 January 1800; Lv1. 56, (App. 716.) 


Leather : 


Amount of Duty charged on Leather (England) ; for two years ending 5 January 1813; LXxVIII. 171, P. For quarter ending 5 April 
1813; LXVIII. 552.——For quarters ending 5 April and 5 July 1813; (Ordered, Lxv111. 606, but not presented. ——For 
quarters ending 5 April, 5 July, and 10 October 1813; Lx1x. 82, P. (App. 751.) For three years ending 15 January 1816 ; 
LX XI. 302, 318, p.——For quarter ending 5 April 1816; Lxx1. 379, p.——For the last four years ending 5 January 1817; 
LXXII. 172, P. 229, P. (App. 697.)——For four quarters ending 5 January 1818; Lxx11I. 137, P. (App. 683.) For two 
years ending 5 January 1818; Lxx1It. 137, Pp. (App. 683.)———For five years previous and five years subsequent to 1812, 
the period when the additional Tax was charged ; Lx x111. 149, Pp. 165, 201, P. (App. 683, 684, 686, 689, 690.) From 
1794 to = LXXIV. 379, P. (App. 925.) For the last eight quarters ending 5 January 1819; Lxxiv. 266, (r. 267,) 
(App. 923- 

Amount of Drawbacks allowed on Leather (England) ; for two years ending 5 January 1813; LxviiI. 171, P.——For three years 
ending 5 January 1816; Lxx1. 302, 318, p. For five years ending 5 January 1816; Lxx1. 302.——For one quarter 
ending 5 April 1816; Lxx1. 379, P. 527, P. For four years ending 5 January 1817; LXXII. 172, P. 229, Pp. (App. 697.) 


For four years ending 5 January 1818 ; Lxx11I. 137, Pp. (App. 683.)——For two years ending 5 January 1818; 
LXXIII. 137, P. (App. 683.)——For the last eight quarters ending 5 January 1819 ; Lxx1v. 267, Pp. (App. 923.) 





























Duties charged on Leather (Scotland) ; for seven years ending 5 January 1816; Lxx1. 346, 372. 
1816; LXXI. 379; P. 527, P. For one quarter ending 5 April 1816; Lxx1. 527, P. 
1818; Lxx111. 165, (App. 688.) 





For five years ending 5 April 
For two years ending 5 January 








. Drawbacks allowed on Leather (Scotland) ; for seven years ending 5 January 1816 ; Lxx1. 346, 372.——For five years ending 5 April 


1816; LXXxI. 379, P. 527, P- 





For two years ending 5 January 1818; Lxx111. 165, (App. 688.) 


Account of official value of Leather exported from England; in the quarter‘ending 5 April 1813; Lxviti. 521, (P. 535.) -—In the 
quarters ending § April and 5 July 1813 ; (Ordered, Lxvi11. 606, but not presented..——In the quarters ending 5 April, 5 July, 
and 10 October 1813; (Ordered, Lx1x. 11, but not presented.)——In 1813 and 1814, and the half years ending July 1815 
and January 1816; LxxI. 297, P. 


Account of official value of rough Leather exported to and imported from Ireland during the last three years ending 5 January 1816; 
LXXI. 297, P. 302. 


Account of quantity of wrought and tanned Leather imported into Ireland, for twelve years preceding 1807 ; LXII. 315. 


Account stating what articles entirely or principally composed of Leather are used in the Army, Navy, and Ordnance; (Ordered, 
LXvil. 460, but not presented.) 


Return of official value of rough Leather exported to and imported from Ireland during the last two years; LXVIII. 255, P- 


Account of official value of Leather exported from Ireland in 1810 and 1811 ; LXVIII. 423, (P. 432.) 


Accounts of manufactured Leather, Cotton, and Iron exported during five years ending 5 January 1711 and 5 January 1814, from 
England and Great Britain; Lxx1. 350. 


Accounts of annual produce of Excise on Leather from 25 March 1794 to 5 January 1818 (Ireland); Lxxiv. 379, Pp. (App. 925.) 
See supra, 2802. 


Leeward Island Duties :—See supra, 2648-2657. 


Legacies : 
Accounts of Sums received in payment of Tax on Legacies in 1812, and Policies of Insurance in Ireland, from 25th March 1803 to 
5 January 1813; LXxviit. 475, (P.504,) (App. 849.) : 


Ditto - - - on account of Penalties incurred for nonpayment of the said Tax, and Fines for breaches of the Stamp Acts of Ireland; 
LXVIII, 475, (P.504,) (App. 849.) 


Copy of Memorials of William Campbell, Esq. for remuneration for establishing a new system of collection of the Legacy Duties ; 
LXXI. 349, P. 


Leonard, Soloman :—See supra, 2518. 
Libels :——See supra, 1729-1742 ; infra, 4597. 


Licences : 


Account of amount of fees paid by persons who have obtained or applied for Licences for the purposes of trade; Lx111. 56, P. 
(App. 599) 59, P- (App. 600.) 

Copy of proceedings lately had in His Majesty’s Privy Council respecting fees or gratuities taken for Licences; Lx111. 276, Pp. 
(App- 835-) 


Return of names of Surveyors of Licences and other Licence officers in the district of the county of Dublin, with the date of their 
respective appoiutments ; Lxvi. 366, P. 


Amount of duties paid for Licences for three years ending 5 April 1817, distinguishing the different amounts paid for ale, spirits, 
wine, &amp;c.; LX XII. 320, P. (App. 696;) 383, P. (App. 696.) 

Account of number of Licences granted for commercial objects, from 1803 to 1807; Lx111. 71, P. (App. 600.) 

Account of numbei of commercial Licences granted during the last ten years; LxviI. 128, P. 

Account of ditto grahted during ten years ending 5 January 1812; LXvII. 151, P. 

Account of ditto granted during ten years ending 5 January 1785 and 5 January 1804; Lxvu1. 248, P. 

Account of ditto by Governors of islands and foreign settlements ; LXVII. 151, P. 


Account of all Licences granted for importing cargoes from North America into Great Britain or Ireland in foreign ships, since 1 July 
1810; Lxvilr. 248, P. 


Account of number and description of ships navigating under any such Licences; LXvit. 316. 
Copy of Licences whereby permission is granted for importation of goods of the produce or manufacture of France; LXVII. 302. 


Copy of any bond or obligation required of any merchant or others to whom Licence has been granted ; (Ordered, 'Lxvi1. 281, but 
not presented.) 


Account of duties paid for Licences for the last three years, distinguishing amounts paid for ale, spirits, wine, &amp;c.; LXx11. 383, P. 
See supra, 2854. 


Life Annuities :—See supra, 1828. 1833. 


Liffey Bridge :——Copy of representation to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland respecting Liffey Bridge ; LXVIII, 594- 
Lighthouses : 


3086. 


3087. 


3088. 
3089. 


3093. 


3094. 


3095. 


3100. 
3101. 
3102. 
3103. 


3104. 


3105. 
3106. 


3107. 


3108. 


3109. 
3110. 


3111. 


3112. 
3113. 


3114. 
3115. 
3116. 
3117. 


3118. 
3119. 


3120. 


3121. 


3122, 


3123. 
3124. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 93 








Lighthouses - 


Abstract of account of Commissioners for Northern Lighthouses; 1801 ; Lvir. 10.——1802; LvitL. 50, (App. 721.)}———1803 ; 

LIX. 57: 1804; Lx. 16, (App. 595-)-——1805 ; Lx. 18, (App. 614.)——-1806 ; Lx1. 555, P. (App. 615.)——-1807 ; 

LXI1. 779, (App. 947.)——1808 ; Lxiv. 22, (App. 657.)———-1809 ; LX v. 29, (App. 718.)——-1810; Lxv1I. 103, (App. 656.) 

1811; LXvVII. 21, (App.- 781.)——-1812; LXvill. 22, (App. 844.)——1813; Lx1x. 74, (App. 815.)——1814; 

LXIX. 511, (App. 815.)———1815; Lxx1. 28, (App. 997-)——1816; Lxx11. 31, 77, (App. 836.)——-1818; Lxxiv. 135, 
(App. 1148.}——-1819 ; Lx xv. 80, (App. 889.) 


Return to order of the House for copy of any order which may have issued from the Board of Treasury, directing the suspension of - 
the collection of duties imposed by Act 51 Geo. III, c. 66, for the support of Lighthouses; Lxvi1. 487, P. 


Account of sums under the head of Lighthouse Duties, by virtue of Acts 50 and 51 Geo. III, c.95, 96; Lxvit. §24. 








Account of sums collected under the head of Lighthouse Dues, by virtue of Acts 50 Geo. III, c. 95, and 51 Geo. III, c. 96; (Ordered, 
LXVII. 424, but not presented.) 


Account of sums received in England, during 1810, 1811, and 1812, on account of Lighthouses in St. George’s Channel; tx v111. 364, P. 


Limerick :—Copy of report from Select Committee of the Irish House of Commons, appointed 23 December 1761, to examine 


petition of John O’Donnell, and others, of sums presented by the grand jury of Limerick.—Of what sums remained due 
Spring assizes 1820, and of sums advanced, &amp;c.; LXXvV. 441, P. 


Lincoln Castle : 


Report from the Commisioners appointed to enquire into the condition and treatment of prisoners confined in Lincoln Castle; 
LXVIII. 21, P. 


Linens: 


Account of Linens exported from Great Britain and Ireland, from the Union to 5 January 1804; LIx. 230, (P. 434,) (App. 679 ;) 
254, P. (App. 680.) 


Account of duties received on export of Linens from Great Britain since the commencement thereof; L1x. 232, (Pp. 241,) (App. 680.) 


Account of Custom duties retained on exportation of several species of Linens, mentioned in the Schedule annexed to Act of Session 
1805, relating to Customs; Lx1. 227, p. (App. 776.) 


Account of quantity and value, real and official, of foreign Linens imported, from 5 January 1790 to § January 1806; LXx1. 442, P. 
Account of Irish Linens, not exceeding 313 itches in breadth, exported to the West Indies; Lx1. 563, P. 


Account 4 the net produce of duties on foreign plain Linen, by Act 50 Geo. III, c. 26, from the commencement of said Act to 5 January 
1811; Lxvi. 348. 


Accounts relating to Linen imported and exported in three years, ending 5 January 1812; LXVII. 345, P. 
Account of quantity of Irish and foreign Linens retained for home consumption, in three years, ending 5 January 1812; LXVII. 345, P. 
Account of foreign Linens remaining in warehouses on 5. January 1810, 1811, and 1812; Lxvir. 426, P. 


Account of Linens imported into Great Britain from Ireland, in every year from the Union to 5 January 1813; several other Accounts 
relating to Linens; Lxv11I. 552, P. (App. 856.) 


Account of quantity of Irish and foreign Linen of all sorts retained for home consumption in Great Britain, in four years, ending 
5 January 1816; Lxx1. 264, (App. 897.) 


Account of value of all Linen exported from Great Britain, from 5 January 1797 to 5 January 1816; Lx x1. 302, (P. 321,) (App. go2.) 


Account showing amount of duty received on foreign Linen re-exported from Great Britain, from 5 January 1803 to 5 January 1816; 
LXXI. 302, (Pp. 321,) (App. 902.) 


Accounts of quantity of foreign Linens imported and exported into and from Great Britain, from 1 January 1816 to 1 January 1817 ; 
LxxII. 166, p. (App. 726, 727.) 


Account of Linen imported into Great Britain from Ireland, in the year ending 5 January 1817; Lx x11. 320, P. (App. 727. === 
Ditto - - - exported from Great Britain; Lx x11. 479, P. (App. 727.) 


Copies of memorials and other papers respecting transit duty on foreign Linens; Lxx11. 320, P. (App. 727, 729;) 330, (App. 731.) 


Account of Linen Cloth imported into Great Britain, in the year ended 5 January 1817 ; several other Accounts relating to Linen and 
Flax; Lx xtt. 472, P. (App. 732.) 


Accounts of foreign Linen Yarn imported into Great Britain and Ireland, in the years ending 5 January 1815, 1816, and 1817; 
LXXII. 479, P. (App. 734-) 
Account of Trustees of Linen and Hempen Manufactures of Ireland, for one year ending 25 March 1799; Lv11. 472, P. (App. 943.) 


Account of quantity and value of Linen exported from Ireland, in 1800, 1801, 1802, and 1803, respectively; LIx. 194, P. 
(App. 679.) 

Account showing the value of Linen exported from Ireland, from 5 January 1810 to 5 January 1816; Lxx1.312, Pp. (App. 904.) 

Account showing ditto, from 1 January 1803 to 1 January 1815; Lxx1. 312, P. (App. 903.) 

Account of Linens exported to America from Ireland, for ten years, ending 5 January 1808; Lx111. 271, P. (App. 835.) 


Accounts of amount paid in bounties on Irish and British Linens exported from Ireland, during ten years, up to 5 January 1820.— 
Of British and Irish manufactured Linens exported.—Of Linen Yarn imported.—Of Linen Cloth imported.—Of Linens 
exported.— Of Irish and foreign Linens retained for home consumption.—Of foreign Hemp and Flax imported, and of official 
and actual value of British and Irish manufactured Linens; Lx xv. 255, P. 261, P. 272, P. (App. 752-767.) 


Return of seizures of Linens entered out for bounty from ports of Ireland; txvr1. 398, (P. 418.) 
Copy of letter from the Linen Board of Ireland, with respect to the transit duty on foreign Linens; LX XII. 314. 
See infra, 4948. 


Linen Board, Ireland : 


Estimate ot Expense of; 1802; xvit. 314, (App. 854.}-——1803; Lvitr. 119, (App. 781.)———-1804; LIx. 47, (App. §21.)—— 
1805; Lx. 90, (App. 698.)——-1806; x1. 186, (App. 744.)——1807; LxuI. 83, (App. 446;) 668, (App. 875.)—— 
1808; Lx11. 89, (P. 211,) (App. 664.)\——1809; Lxiv. 86, (App. 500.——1810; Lxv. 104, (App. 596.)}——1811 ; 
Lxvi. 196, (App. §54..——1812; Lxvir. 85, (App. 657.)\——1813; Lxvuit. 358, (App. 770.)——1814; LXIXx. 199, 
(App. 632..——1815; Lxx. 180, Pp. (App. 598.) 1816; tx xr. 336, (App. 664.) —-1817; Lx x11. 179, (App. §99.)—— 
1818 ; Lx XIII. 245, (App. 534-)-——1819; LxxIVv. 512, (P. 577,) (App. 738.) 1820; Lxxv. 314, (App. 577.) 


Account of law proceedings carried on since October 1806, and sums of money recovered by the Linen Board of Ireland; ix1v. 318. 


Copy of letter from the Secretary of the Treasury of Ireland to the Trustees of the Linen Board, dated 7 October 1805 ; several other 
Papers relating to the Linen Board; Lx111. 324, P. 





Account of appointments of officers of the Linen Board of Ireland, during the year 1807; LX11I. 324, P. 


Copy of Minutes of Proceedings of Trustees of the Linen Board of Ireland on 5 May 1807, so far as relates to statement of Mr. Park the 
Architect, respecting the completion of the works ; Lx1II. 324, P. 


3125. Statement 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) Aa 





94, ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
Linen Board, Ireland—continued. 
3125: Statement of authority by which several sums were issued to the said Architect (Mr. Park); 1x111. 324, P. 
#126, Return whether any and what Report has been yet made by the Committee of the State of the Works ; tx111. 324, P. 
3127. Account of all complaints made to the Beard during the year ending 1 March 1808; Lx111. 324, P. 
3128. Copy of Report of Committee of Linen Board upon the Architect’s accounts, and Minutes of their Proceedings; Lx1v. 318, 319. 
3129. Account of all sums issued to the Architect of the Linen Board; tx1v. 318, 319. 


3130. Copy of Returns made by the Architect to the Trustees of the Linen Board, respecting the Linen Halil; several other Papers relating to 
the Linen Board; ix1v. 318, 319. 


8131. Copy of Proceedings at a Meeting of Trustees of the Linen and Hempen Manufactures in Ireland, on Tuesday, 3 March 1812 ; 


LXVII. 244, P. 
3132. Copy of Letter from Robert Williamson, Esq. to James Corry, Esq. dated 29 October 1814; LXX1. 342, P. 


Lisbon :-See infra, 4384, 4385. 


Liverpool : 


$133. Account of imports and exports, and of duties and drawbacks due and payable in respect thereof, in the Port of Liverpool, for four months 
ending i May 1807 and1 May 1808; Lx111. 473, P. 


$134. Account of number of ships, with their tonnage and men, which cleared outwards from Liverpool to Africa, from 1804 to 1811; 
Lxvi1. 426, pv. (App. 837.) 


3135. Accounts of tonnage and number of vessels clearing outwards and entering inwards at the Port of Liverpool; Lxv1t. 504, P. 
3136. Copy of Order in Council, declaring the Port of Liverpool a fit Port for depositing East India Goods; Lxx. 80, (App. 996.) 
3137. Account of monies paid into the Court of Requests for Liverpool ; (Ordered, Lxx1v. 179, but not presented.) 


3138. Account of receipt and expenditure of the Liverpool Dock Company; 1811; LXVII. 252.1812; LxvIIr. 255.——1813; 


LXIX. 314. 1814; LXx. 275, (P. 319.) ——1815; LxxXI. 405.——1816; Lxx11. 158.——-1817; ixxu1. 316.—— 
1818; Lxxiv, 264.——1819; Lxxv. 176, 





3139. Memorials from Liverpool for advance of money by way of loans in 1813 and 1815; Lxx. 382, P. 


3140. Account of any loan advanced by the public for the Docks at Liverpool; 1xx. 458, P. 
See supra, 2033-2035. 2284. 


Livings :—-See supra, 1289, 1290. 1292-1303. 


Loans : 
3141. State of duties applicable to Loans, and the charges thereon ; LVI. 171, (P. 201,) (App. 784.) 


3142. Account of amount of sums paid in Great Britain for interest of money raised by way of Loan for Ireland during eight years, ending 
§ January 1804; L1x. 269. 


3143. Account of how the Loan raised in Great Britain, for Ireland, has been transmitted since August 1804; Lx. 765, P. 
3144. Account of sums received from Ireland on account of Loans raised, and included in the Accounts of the Income of the Consolidated Fund; 
LXVII. 30, (P. 129,) (App. 748.) 


3145. Account showing amount of public Loans negotiated for the public service of Great Britain, between 1 January 1793 and 31 December 
1813; LXIX. 293, P. (App. 697.) 


_ $146. Account of sums advanced within the last ten years, by way of Loan, from the receipts of the revenue without authority of Parliament ; 
LXXx. 458, P. 


3147. Account of each Loan raised for public service of Ireland in 1813, 1814, and 1815; Lxx1. 369, Pp. (App. 778.) 
$148. Account of sum due to Great Britain from Austria on account of Loans in 1795, 1797, &amp;c.; Lxx11. 388, P. (App. 631.) 


3149. Account up to 31 December 1817, of sums advanced in 1817, per Act 55 Geo. III, c. 115, on account of the Russian Loan raised in 
Holland ; LXXII1. 75, P. (App. 564.)—— Ditto to 31 ‘December 1818; Lxxiv. 109, (App. 794.)———Ditto to 31 December 
1819; Lxxv. 163, P. (App. 628.) | 


3151. Account of amount payable out of the Consolidated Fund between 5 July 1818 and 10 October 1819, for interest on Loans raised in 
1818 and 1819; Lxxv. 84, P. (App. 692.) 


3152. Account of amount payable out of the Consolidated Fund between 10 October 1819 and 5 January 1820, for interest on Loans; (Ordered, 
LXXV. 97, but not presented.) 


See supra, 1846. 
Local Militia :—See infra, 3402-3411. 
Logwood :—See infra, 3249. 
London :——See supra, 2591-2593. 


London Corporation : 


$153. Account of surplus of the Orphans’ Fund; 1801 ; Lv1. 330.——1802; LvitI. 495.——1803; Lv111. 500.——-1804 ;_ LIx. 401.-—— 
: Seer; tS: 312.——1806 ; LXI. 235.——1807; LXII. 243, 753.——1808 ; Lx111. 88.——1809; Lx1v. 164.——1810; 
Lxv. 164.———1811; LXVI. 174. 1812; LXvII, 128.1813; LXVIII. 305. 





3154. Account of monies received and paid, being produce of duties appropriated to the Orphans’ Fund; 1812; Lxvuir. 305.——1813; 
LxIx. 261, (P. 307,) (App. 839.) ——1814; LxXx. 147, (P. 210.)——1815 ; LXx1. 329.——1816; Lxx11. 230.1817; 
LXXIII. 200, (P. 292.) ——-1818 ; LX XIV. 430, (P. 441,) (App. 1151.)&gt;——1819; Lx xv. 102, (P. 269,) (App. 889.) 


3155. Statement of application of surplusses of the Orphans’ Fund towards the extinction of the debt; 1812 ; LXVIII. 305.——1813; LxIx. 
261, (P. 307,) (App. 839.)——1814 ;, LX X. 147, (P. 210.) ——1815,; LX XI. 329.—_—1816 ;, Lx x11. 230.——-1817 5 LX XIII. 
200, (P. 292.) ——1818 ; LX XIV. 430, (P. 441,) (App. 1151.)}-——1819; Lxxv. 102, (P. 269,) (App. 890.) 


3156. Statement of debt due to proprietors of the Orphans’ Stock, &amp;c.; 1812; LXVIII. 305.1813 ; Lxrx. 261, (P. 307,) (App. 840.) 
——1814; LXx. 147, (P. 210.) ——--1815; LxxI. 3299.——1816; Lxx11. 230.——1817; LxxIIl. 200, (P. 292.)—— 


1818; LXxIv. 430, (P. 441,) (App. 1152.)——1819; Lxxv. 102, (P. 269,) (App. 890.) 

3157. Account of sums paid monthly into the Chamber of the City of London by the receiver of duties on coals and wine, applicable to the 
Orphans’ Fund; 1815; Lxx. 253, p-—— 1816; Lxx1. 522, (App. 1003,) (P. LXx1I. 404.) ——-1817 ; LXXII. 371, P. 
(App. 842.)———-1818 ; Lx x11. 320, (App. 776, 777.)——1819; Lxx1v. 482, P. 490, (App. 1153.) 1820 ; LX Xv. 217, P. 
(App. 894.) 

3158. Account of balances remaining in the hands of the Chamberlain of London of unclaimed dividends due to the proprietors of Orphans 
Stock; 1817; LXx. 449, P- (App. 843.).——-1818; Lxxu1I. 320, (App. 776.)——1819 ; Lxxiv. 476, Pp. (App. 1152.) 
——1820; Lxxv. 217, Pp. (App. 896.) 

3159, Account of amount of duties on coals paid to the Orphans’ Fund, from 5 April 1819 to 5 April 1820; Lxxv. 224, P. (App. 896.) 

3160. Statement 








3160. 


3161. 


3162, 


3163. 


3164. 
3165. 


3166. 


3167. 


3168. 


3169. 


3170. 


3171. 


3172. 


3173. 


3174. 


3175. 


3176. 


3177. 
3178. 
3179. 


3180. 
3181. 


3182. 
3183. 


3184. 
3185. 


3196. 
3187. 
3188. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 95 


London Corporation—continued. 


Statement of balances retained in the hands of the Collector of the wine duty, applicable to the Orphans’ Fund for one year ending 
5 April 1818; txx111. 320, (App. 776.) 


Account of money received and paid for making and cleansing the vaults, drains and sewers within the City and Liberties; 1801; Lv1. 
330. 1802 ; LVII. 495.——1803 ; LVIII. 500.1804; LIX, 401.1805 ; LX. 312.——-1806 ; Lx1. 235.1807; 
LXII, 243, 753-———1808; Lx111. 88.——1809; LxIv. 164.——1810; Lxv. 164.——1811; LXVI. 174.———1812; LxviI. 
128.——-1814; Lx1x. 261, (P. 307,) (App. 840.)——1815 5; Lx x. 147.1816; Lx xI. 329.1817; Lxx1I. 230.——. 
1818 ; LXXIII. 200, (P. 292.)——-1819 ; LX XIV. 430, (P. 441.)——-1820; Lxxv. 102, (P. 269,) (App. 891.) 


Account of monies received and paid for paving, lighting, &amp;c. the City and Liberties; 1819; txvi1. 128.——1813; LXVIII. 305. 
——1814; Lx1x. 261, (P.307,) (App. 841.)——1815; Lxx. 147.——1816; LxxI. 329.——1817; LXXII. 230.—— 
1818 ; LXXIII. 200, (P. 292.)——1819; LXXIV. 430, (P. 441.)——-1820; Lxxv. 102, (P. 269,) (App. 891.) 


Account of money received and paid for improving the entrance into the \City near Temple Bar, and making a more commodious 
street at Snow Hill; 1801 ; tv1. 330.——1802 ; Lv1I. 495- 1803 ; LVIII. 500.——1 804 5 LIX. 401.1805; LX, 312. 
——1806; Lx1. [235.——1807; Lx1I. 243, 753- 1808; Lx111. 88. 1809; Lx1v. 164.——1810; Lxv. 164.—— 


1811; LXVI. 174.——-1812 ; LxXviI. 128.——1813; LXVIII. 305.——1814; Lx1x. 261, (P. 307,) (App. 842.)——1815 ; 
LXX. 147.——1816; LxxI. 329. 1817; LXXII. 230. 


Account of money received and paid for repairing the common sewer in New Bridge-street, Blackfriars; 1801; Lv1. 330. 


Account of money received and paid for lighting, watching, cleansing and repairing Blackfriars Bridge ; 1801 ; Lv1. 330.——1802 ; 
LVII. 495.———-1803 ;_ LVIII. 500. 1804; LIX. 401.1805; LX. 312.1806; Lx1. 235.—-—-1807 5 LXIl. 243, 753- 























——1808; Lx11I. 88.—1809; Lxiv. 164. 1810; LXxv. 164.——1811; Lxvi. 174.——1812; Lxvil, 128,—— 
1813; LXVIII. 305——1814; Lx1x. 261, (P. 307,) (App. 840.) ——1815 ; LXx. 147.1816; Lxx1. 329.——1817 ; 
LXXII. 230,.—— 1818; Lxx1II. 200, (Pp. 292.) — 1819; LXXIV. 430, (P. 441.)—— 1820; Lxxv. 102, (P. 269,) 


(App. 891.) 


Account of money received and paid for making a street from Moorfields into Bishopsgate-street ; 1801 ; Lv1. 330.—— 1802 ; LVII. 495. 
——1803; LVIII. 500. 1804; LIX. 401.——1805; Lx. 312. 1806 ; LX1. 235.——1807 ; LXII. 243, 753- 1808 ; 
Lx111. 88.—1809; Lx1v. 164.——1810; Lxv. 164.——1811; LXVI. 174.——1812; LXVII. 128.——1813 ; LXVIII. 305. 
——1814; Lx1x. 261, (Pp. 307,) (App. 841.)——-1815; Lx x. 147. 1816; Lxx1I. 329. 


Account of money received and paid for granting building leases of ground in Moorfields; 1814; Lx1x. 261, (¥. 307,) (App. 844.)—— 


1815; LXxx. 147. 1816; LxxI. 329.——1817; LXXII. 230. 1818; LXXIII. 200, (P. 292.) 1820; Lx XV. 103, 
(P. 269,) (App. 893.) 


Account of money received and paid for establishing a Free Market for the sale of coals in the City of London; 1806; Lx1. 235.—— 
1807 ; LXII. 243, 753.——1808; Lx111. 88.—~1809; LxIv. 164. 1810; Lxv. 164. 1811; LXVI. 174.——1812; 
LXvVilI. 128. 1813; LXVIII. 305.——1814; Lx1x. 261, (P. 307,) (App. 843.) -———- 1815; Lxx. 147.——1816; 


LXXI. 329.——1817; LX XII. 230.——1818 ; Lx x11I. 200, (P. 292.)—1819; LX XIV. 430, (P. 441.) 1820; Lx Xv. 103, 
(Pp. 269,) (App. 892.) 


Account of monies received for Metage Duty, &amp;c. on Coals; 1809; txiv. 164. 1810; LXxv. 164.——1811 ; LxXv1. 174,.—— 
1812; Lxvir. 128. 1813; LXVIII. 305.——1814; Lx1x. 261, (P. 307,) (App. 843.) 1815; LXX. 147.4— 
1816; LxxI. 329.——1817; LxXx1I. 230.——-1818; Lx XIII. 200, (P. 29%.)——-1819; LXXIV. 430, (P. 441.)—— 1820; 
LXXV. 103, (P. 269,) (App. 893.) 


Account of money received and paid for purchasing the present Tolls for navigating on the Thames; 1801 ; Lv1.330.——1802; LVJ1.4965.- 
—1803; LXVIII. 500. 1804; LIX. 401. 1805; LX. 312.——-1806; LxI. 235. 1807; LXII. 243, 753-—— 
1808 ; “x11. 88. 1809 ; Lxiv. 164.———1810; Lxv. 164.——— 1811; LXVI. 174. 1812; Lxvit. 128.1813 ; 
LXVIII. 305.——1814; Lx1x. 261, (P. 307,) (App. 843.)——1815 ; LX xX. 147. 1816; LXXxI. 329. —— 1817; LXxII. 
230.——1818 ; LXXIII. 200, (P. 292.)——-1819 ; LX XIV. 430, (P. 441.) ——1820; LX Xv.102, (P. 269,) (App. 890.) 
























































Account of money received and paid in pursuance of Act for rendering more commodious, and for better regulating the Port of London ; 
1801; LVI. 330. 1802; LVII. 495.——1803 ; LVIII. 500. 1804; LIx. 401. 1805 ; LX. 312.1806; Lx1. 235. 
——1807; LXII. 243, 753- 1808 ; Lx1r11. 88. 1809; Lxiv. 164. 1810; Lxv. 164.——1811; LXVI. 174.—— 
1812; ~xvir. 128.——1813; LXVIII. 305.—— 1814; Lx1x. 261, (RP. 307,) (App. 843.) 1815; Lxx, 147.—— 
1816; LXXI. 329.——1817; LXXII. 230.——1818 ; LXXIII. 200, (P. 292.}———-1819; LXxxIVv. 430, (P. 441.)——1820; 
LXXvV. 102, (Pp. 269,) (App. 892.) 


Account of money received, &amp;c. for maintaining mooring chains in the Thames; 1802; Lv1l. 495.——— 1803 ; LVIII. 500.—— 
1804; LIX. 401.——1805 ; Lx. 312.1806; LxI. 235. 1807; LXII. 243, 753-——— 1808; Lxy11. 88.— 1809; 
LxIv. 164.1810; Lxv. 164.——1811 ; LXVI. 174.——1812 ; LXvir. 128.——1813; LXVIII. 305.——1814; LxIx. 
261, (P. 307,) (App. 842.) 1815; LXx. 147. —— 1816; Lxx1. 329.———- 1817; LX x11. 230.——- 1818; Lx x111. 200, 
(P. 292.)——- 1819 ; LX XIV. 430, (P. 441.) 1820; Lxxv. 102, (Pp. 269,) (App. 892.) 


Account respecting the advancement of money out of the Consolidated Fund for the improvement of the Port of London ; 1804; L1x. 401. 
——1805; Lx. 312. 1806; LxI. 235.——1807; LXII. 243, 753.——1808; Lx111. 88.—~ 1809; Lxiv. 164.——- 
1810; Lxv. 164,——-1811; LXVI. 174.—— 1814; Lx1x. 261, (P. 307,) (App. 842.) ——- 1816; Lxx1. 329. —— 1820; 
LXXV. 102, (P. 269,) (App. 892.) 


Account of monies arising by the sale of premises in the Isle of Dogs; 1809; Lx1v. 164.——1810; LXxv. 164.———1814; Lx1x. 261, 
(P. 307,) (App. 842.)——-1815 5 LXX. 147.———=1820 ; Lx xv. 102, (Pp. 269,) (App. 892.) 


Account of monies received and paid in relation to the Canal in the Isle of Dogs; 1812; txvir. 128.1813; LxVIII. 305.— 


1814; Lx1x. 261, (P. 307,) (App. 843.)———1816;  Lxx1. 329. 1817; LXXII. 230.———1819; LxxIv. 430, (P. 441.) 
——1820; Lxxv. 102, (Pp. &lt;69,) (App. 892.) 






































Account of monies received and paid for providing a Site for a new Post Office, between St. Martin’s-le-Grand and Foster-lane; 1817 ; 
LXXII, 230.——1818 ; LX XIII. 200, (P. 292.)\——1819; LX xIv. 430, (P. 441.)————-18203; Lxxv. 103, (P. 269,) (App. 893.) 


Account of money received and paid for building a new Prison in the City of London, &amp;c.; 1813; Lxvim1. 305.——1814; 
Lx1x. 261, (Pp. 307,) (App. 845.) —— 1815 ; Lxx. 147. 1816; LxxI. 329.—— 1817; Lxx11. 230. —— 1818; 
LXXIII. 200, (P. 292.)——1819 ; LX XIV. 430, (P. 441.)——1820; Lxxv. 103, (P. 269,) (App. 893.) 


Account of monies belonging to the Bridge House Estates which are invested in the public funds; Lxxv. 447. 


Statement of progress made by the Corporation, in carrying into execution Act for improving the Port of London; 1801; tv1. 644. 
——1803 ; LVIII. 113. 





Statement of progress of works of the Canal in the Isle of Dogs; 1804; LIx. 439. 1805 ; LX. 491.———-1806 ; LXI. 254, P. 


Copy of Reply of Committee for carrying into execution Acts for improvement of the Port of London, relative to the Isle of Dogs 
Canal; txvuit. 348, P. 





Account of sums declared, half-yearly or ‘yearly, by the Chamberlain of the City of London to be surplus of the Orphans’ Fund, 
applicable to the liquidation of debt; Lxx. 327, P. 


Account of sums paid into the Chamber of London, for the last five years, by persons not executing the office of Sheriff; Lx x11.371, P. 
(App. 841.) 


Statement of monies paid by the Chamberlain of London on account of Gaols; Lx x111. 93, P- (App. 774.) 


Statement of revenues of the City ; as the same have been received in the Chamber of London, for five years, ending 31 December 
1817; (Ordered, Lxx111. 99. Order discharged, 368.) 


Statement how the said revenues have been disbursed, for the like period ; (Ordered, Lxx111.99. Order discharged, 368.) 
Statement of balances of the several accounts of cash; (Ordered, Lxx111.99. Order discharged, 368.) 


Account of money received and paid by the Chamberlain of the City of London, in pursuance of Act 54 Geo. III; (Ordered, 
LXXI11.99. Order discharged, 368.) 


3189. Account 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 























































3189. 
3190. 


3191. 


3192. 


3193. 


3194. 


3195. 


3196. 


3197. 


5198. 


3199. 


3200. 


* 3201, 


3202. 


3203. 


3204. 


3205. 
3206. 


3207. 


3208. 


3209. 


3210. 
3211. 
3212. 
3213. 
3214. 


3215. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





London Corporation—continued. 


Account of arrears of rents and interests due to, and of debts due by, the City of London; (Ordered, Lx x111. 99. Order discharged, 368.) 


Account of produce of certain estates, called the Bridge House Estates; (Ordered, Lxx111. 99. Order discharged, and another 
made, 200. Order discharged, 369.) 


Account of monies received and paid by the Chamberlain of London under Act 52 Geo. III, for building a Debtors Gaol in White- 
cross-street; (Ordered, LXx111. 99. Order discharged, 368.) 


London Dock Company : 


Account of receipts and disbursements of the London Dock Company; 1801; Lvit. 19.——1802; LVIII. 35, (P. 97.) 
LIX. 32. 1804; LX. 39. 1805; LX1. 272, Pp.——1806 ; Lx11. 651. 
1809; Lxv. 161.—1810; LXvVI. 152. 
LXx. 126,—— 1815; LXXI. 191. 





1803 ; 
1807; Lx111. 166. 1808; Lxiv. 94.—— 
1811; LXVII. 144.——1812; LXVIII. 242.——1813 ; LXIX. 220. 1814; 
1816; Lx x11.97. 1817; Lxx111. 85.——1818; Lx xiv. 144.——1819; LX Xv. 100. 























Report of Court of Directors of the London Dock Company, relative to the progress of the works; 1801; LvII. 19. 1802 ; 
LVIII. 35, (P- 97.)——1803; LIX. 32. 1804; LX. 39. 1805; LXI. 272, P. 1806; wx. 651. 1807; 
Lx111. 166. 1808; LxIv.94.——1809; Lxv.161.——1810; Lxvi. 152.——1811; LXVII. 144.——1812; LXVIII. 


242.——1813; LXIX. 220, 1814; Lxx. 126.——1815; Lxx1. 191.——1816; Lxx1I. 97.——1817; LxX1II. 85. 
1818; LXXIV. 144.——1819; LXXV. 100. 


























Amount of duties collected at the London Docks for five years, ending 5 January 1812; LxvII. 474. 


London Flour Company :—Account of receipts and applications of monies received and applied by the London Flour Com- 
pany ; quantities of Wheat and Flour bought by the said Company, showing also the quantities in store; and list of Proprietors 
of the said Company, with the number of shares held by each; 1800; Lvr. 256, P. 1801; Lvit. 311, (P. 344.)— 
1802; LVIII. 315. 1803; Lx. 178, P. 1804; Lx. 171, P. 1805; LXI. 208, P. 1806; Lx11. 308, P. 
1807; LXIII. 219, P. 1808; Lxiv. 183, p——1809; Lxv. 287.——-1810; LXvVI. 199, P. 18115 LXVII. 237.—— 
18125; LXvitr. 358.——1813; Lx1x. 176.——1814; Lxx. 190.——1815; Lxx1I. 265.——1816; Lxx11. 207.——1817; 
LXXIII. 225. 


London Port : 


Account of real value of merchandize exported from the Port of London to foreign countries, at several periods ; LX111. 295, (App. 845 ;) 
403, P. (App. 932-) 

Account of number of British and Foreign ships, with their tonnage, which arrived in the Port of London in 1730 and 1802 respectively ; 
LXIII. 412, (App. 932.) 


Account of imports and exports, and of duties and drawbacks due and payable in respect thereof in the Port of London, for four months, 
ending 1 May 1807 and 1 May 1808; LxiII. 473, P- 


























Account of ships and vessels built and registered in the Port of London, from 1 January 1810 to 21 March 1815; Lxx. 253, (Pp. 278.) 
(App. 876.) 

Account of number of ships and vessels, with their amount of tonnage, that entered inwards and cleared outwards at the Port of London 
in 1783, 1793, 1803, 1813, and 1815; LxxI. 191, (App. 910.) 


Account of number of ships which have entered inwards and cleared outwards into and from the Port of London, from 1 January to the 
last day of February in 1805, 1806, 1807, and 1808; Lx111. 207, p. (App. 758.) 


See supra, 3171. 3173-3175- 3179-3181. 
Londonderry, County :—‘ee supra, 1942. 2514, 2515- 
Longitude :—See infra, 3507-3511. 

Lord Advocate of Scotland :—See infra,-3450, 3451. 
Lord Chamberlain :—See supra, 1259. 1270-1281. 


Lord Chancellor :—See supra, 1122. 2556. 


Lords, House of : 


Account of sum wanted to defray expenses incurred by Mr. Soane, and to reward him for his trouble in making designs for alterations 
proposed to be made to the House of Lords in 1794 and 1795; Lv111. 636, (App. 1222.) 


Estimate of sum wanted for printing fur the House of Lords, and for printing Acts; LXxvil. 30, (App. 639.) 
See infra, 3805-3818. 4106-4108. 


Lord Lieutenant of Ireland :—Account of expenses belonging to the Office of Lord Lieutenant, and to the offices of his 


household, for salaries and allowances, in the year ending 5 January 1819; of sums which have been expended upon his 
residence, &amp;c.; (Ordered, LXXv. 84, but not presented.) 


Lord Steward :—See supra, 1251. 1259. 1275; infra, 3748. 
Lord Treasurer's Remembrancer, Scotland : —See infra, 4268-4270. 


Lotteries : 
Account of monies remaining in the Exchequer of contributions to Lotteries granted prior to 1799; Lv1. 500, (App. 877.) 
Account of cash received and paid on account of the English and Irish Lotteries, between 17 April 1800 and 5 January 1801 ; 
LVI 477, )- 


Account of the sum wanted to repay the deposit money made on forty tickets of the Lottery of 1801, which became forfeited; Lv111.636, 
(App. 1222.) 


Account of cash received and paid on account of the English and Irish Lotteries between 5 January 1802 and 5 January 1803 ; 
(Ordered, Lv111. 231, but not presented.) 


Account of cash received and paid on account of the Lottery, between 5 January 1802 and 5 January 1803, with the amount of the 
balances in the hands of the Receiver General of Stamp Duties; Lv111. 259, P. 


Account of cash received and paid on account of Lotteries, between 5 January 1803 and 5 January 1804; LIx. 172. 

Estimate of sum to be provided for paying the salaries of Comptrollers and Inspector of Lottery Offices in Ireland; Lx. 480, (App. 951.) 
Ditto - - - for paying salaries of Commissioners ; Lx. 480, (App. 951.) 

Ditto - - - for paying salaries of Commissioners for granting licences; Lx. 480, 481, (App. 951-) 


Estimates for salaries to Lottery Officers; 1805; Lx. 480, (App. 951.)——1806; ix1. 186, (App. 747.1807; Lx11. 668, 
(App. 875.)———1808 ;_ Lx111. 89, (Pp.911,) (App. 666.)——-1809 ;_ Lx1v. 86, (App. 500.)——1810; Lxv. 354, (App. 597-) 
1811; Lxvr. 174, (App. 543.)——1812 5; Lxvit. 85, (App. 656.)——1813 ; Lx vill. 317, (App. 764.)——1814 5 LX1x. 199, 
(App. 632.)——1815 ; Lxx. 180, Pp. (App. 597..——1816 ; Lx x1. 335, (App. 664.)——1817 ; Lx x11. 179, (App. 602.)-—— 
1818 ; Lxxu1t. 245, (App. 538.).——1819 ; LXx1v.512, (P. 577,) (App. 741.1820; LXXxvV. 314, (App. 581.) - - 


Account of profits on Lotteries in Great Britain since 1801 ; and of profits received by the Treasury of Ireland; Lx1.248, (App. 792-) 
3216. Account 


3216. 


3217 . 
3218. 
3219. 


3221. 


3222. 
3223. 


3225. 
3226. 


3227. 


3229. 
3230. 


3231. 


3233. 


3235. 


3237. 


3241. 
3242. 


3243. 


3245. 


3247. 


3249. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) Bb 


‘ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 97 





Lotteries—continued. 
Account showing amount of profits of the fourth Lottery contracted for by the Lords of the Treasury, per Act 46 Geo. III, rx1r/ 709. 
Estimate of further sum necessary for making compensation to Lottery Offices in Ireland, to 24 June 1808 ; yxrir. 2°74, (App*835.) 
Memorial of John Norris Thompson, Esq. Lottery Stamp Officer for Ireland, 24 June 1807 ; Lx111. 276. 
Account of names of such Persons as have taken out licences for Lottery Offices in 1809 and 1810; Lxv. 165, (P. 207,) (App. 686.) 


Estimate of Sum wanted to defray the charge of the superannuation allowance to Edward Royer, formerly a Clerk in the Lottery 
Office, for 1812; Lxvit. 477, (App.652.) 


Names and salaries of the Commissioners of Lottery, and Secretaries and Clerks, in 1814; similar Account for 1815; Lx x1. 257, P. 
1816, 1817, 1818; Lxxiv. 336. 





Account of number of Lotteries drawn under Act of Parliament since 1811 ; Lxx1. 265, P. 
Account of number of Prosecutions and Convictions under the Lottery Act for the last two years ; Lxx1. 265, P. 


Estimate of Sum wanted to defray the charge of the superannuation allowances or compensations to retired Clerks and Officers formerly 
employed in the Lottery Office ; for 1816; Lxx1. 295, (Pp. 296,) (App. 638.)——1817; Lx x11. 276, P. (App. 583.)——1818 ; 
LXXIII. 104, P. (App. 509.)——1819 ; Lxxiv. 126, Pp. (App. 707.) 


List of Persons who have taken out licences for Lottery Offices during the last two years, and of Tickets shared by each Office ; 


LXXI. 424. 


Account showing application of Sum of £. 9,454. 18. 2. expended in two years by the Government on account of the Lottery; 
LXXI. 434. 


Accounts of number of Prosecutions and Convictions under the Lottery Act and Little-go Act; 1817; Lxx1I. 151, P.———1819; 
Uxxiv. 286, p. 304, Pp. (App. 856.) 


Account of number of Tickets sold and shared in the Lotteries drawn the last two years; Lx x11. 217, P. (App. 700.) 
Account of number State Lotteries drawn under Act of Parliament since March 1816 ; Lxxrv. 336, (P. 350,) (App. 857.) 


Account of Prosecutions and Convictions under the Lottery and Little-go Acts in Ireland during the last two years; LxxIv. 467, P. 
(App. 856.) 


Account of number of Tickets issued and shared in Lotteries drawn during the last two years; Lxxiv. 336, 350, P. (App. 857.) 
See supra, 926-929; infra, 4891-4894. 


Lough Allen Canal :—Estimate for Lough Allen Canal to the Shannon; 1818; txxm1. 338, (App. 541.)}-——1820; 
LXXv. 314, (App. 583.) 


Louth :—Proclamation enforcing the Peace Preservation Act in certain Baronies of Louth ; Proclamation enforcing the Insurrection 
Act and other Papers; Lxx11. 272, p. (App. 874-876.) 


Lovat’s Forfeited Estates :—See supra, 2633. 
Lucia, Saint :—See supra, 1435. 


Lumber :—See infra, 4234-4236. 


Lunatics : 
Account of number of Lunatics and Insane Persons now in confinement in England ; (Ordered, Lx. 493, but not presented.) 


Copy of Report of Dr. John Weir, Inspector of Hospitals, 28 October 1812, to the Commissioners of Transports ; and other Reports 
respecting Insane Patients; Lx1x. 419, (P. 503,) (App. 870.) 


Return of number of Lunatics in Scotland; Lx x11. 347. 
Summary of Returns of Lunatics in Scotland; tx x11. 468, Pp. 
Abstract of Returns from the Clergy of Scotland relative to the number of Lunatics ; LX xIII. 320, P. 


Returns of number of Lunatic Houses and of Lunatics confined therein; also of number of Lunatics in the different Gaols, &amp;c.; 
LXXIV. 397, P. 


Estimate for Dublin Richmond Lunatic Asylum; 1816; uxx1. 335, (App. 661.)——~1817; Lxxu1. 179, (App. 591.——1818 ; 
LXXIII. 245, (App. 524.)——-1819; LxxIv. 512, (P. 577,) (App. 730.)——-1820 ; Lx xv. 314, (App. 571.) 
See supra, 1417; infra, 3660. 


Lyman, William, Esq. :—See‘supra, 56. 


Lyme Regis : 


Account of Sums granted by Parliament for repairs of the Cobb at Lyme Regis since 1 January 1817; account of expenditure of Money 
raised by Harbour Dues; Lx xiv. 544, P. (App. 720.) 


Account of Vessels of sixty tons burthen and upwards, entered at the Custom House of Lyme Regis, for seven years, and of Sums 
granted by Government ; (Ordered, Lx x11. 387, but not presented.) ; . 


Account of Sum actually expended since session 1817 in the repair of the Cobb at Lyme; Lxx111. 160, (P. 295.) 
Copies of Reports of Officers of the Royal Engineers employed to conduct the repairs; Lx x11I. 137, (P. 295.) 


Estimate of Sum required- to complete repair of the Cobb at Lyme Regis for 1818; uxx111. 344, P. (App. 514.)—~1819; 
LXXIV. 512, P. (App. 720.) : 


Account of Vessels of fifty tons and upwards entered at the Custom House at Lyme Regis for the last seven years ; (Ordered, Lx x1v. 5775 
but not presented.) 

Mackilligan, Mr. :—See infra, 4496. 

Macleod, J. C. :—See supra, 1476. 


Mac Mahon, Col. :—Copies of Minutes of Board of Treasury, relating to the sum of £.10,700 imprested to Colonel 
Mac Mahon, in 1794; Lxxv. 477, (P. 478.) 


Madeira, Island of :—Estimated amount of Royal Revenues of Madeira; ix1v. 377, P. (App. 688.) 
Madhouses :—See supra, 3234. 


Mahogany :—Account of quantity and value of Mahogany, Logwood and other Dying Woods, imported from 1987 to 1801, 
inclusive ; LVII. 472, (App. 932.) 
Mail 






























































3251. 


3252. 


3255. 


3257. 
3258 


. 


3260. 
3261. 


3262. 
3263: 
2264. 


3265. 


3267. 


3270. 
3271. 


3272. 


3273. 
3274. 
3275. 


3277. 


3278. 
3279. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





Mail Coaches : 


_ Returns respecting roads passed along by Mail Coaches; txv1. 407. 


Estimate of charge that will be incurred by ceasing to exempt from toll the Coach carrying the Mail, and defraying the toll from the 
revenue of the Post office; Lxvit. 324, (P. 331,) (App. 649.) 


Return of number and description of Mail Coaches in Ireland, carrying more than four inside passengers ; LX xv. 364, Pp. 


Mallison, Mr. :—Copy of correspondence between Lord Mulgrave, the Board of Ordnance, and Mr. Mallison, and the Board 
of Admiralty; Lx XIII. 325, P. 343, P- 


, Malt : 


Amount of gross duties on Malt, for three years ending 1795; Lv1i. 299, (P. 322,) (App. 851.}——From 1795 to 5 July 1801 ; 
LVIf. 319, P. (App. 855.) 


Account of amount of Malt Allowances paid to brewers and others, out of the duty on Malt 1780, for three years, ending § July 
1795 + LVI. 299, (P. 322,) (App. 852.) 


Account of quantity of Malt on which duty has been paid, from 5 July 1783 to 5 July 1801 ; tv11. 319, P. (App. 856.) 
Ditto - - - in Scotland, ditto; (Ordered, Lv11.310, but not presented.) 


Account of Malt charged with duty in England, Ireland, and Scotland, respectively, in six years, ending § January 1804; LIx. 195, 
(P. 197 ;) 230, (P. 280,) 254, P. 


Account of quantity of Malt exported from Great Britain to Ireland, and imported from Ireland into Great Britain, in six years, 
ending 5 January 1804; LIX. 203, P. 212, P. 


Account of Malt carried coastwise from England to Scotland, and from Scotland to England; L1x. 212, P. 254, P. 


Account of number of. bushels of Malt made from Barley in Scotland, with duty thereon, from § July 1803 to 5 July 1804, and from 
5 July 1804 to 5 April 1805; and of Malt made from Bigg and Beer, ditto ; (Ordered, Lx. 247, but not presented.) — 


Account of Malt charged with duty in England and Scotland, respectively, in two years, ending 5 January 1806 ; Lx1. 170, (App. 724.) 
Accounts of Malt charged with duty, and of Beer brewed in England and Scotland; txr. 318, (P. 323,)(App. 725.) 


Report concerning experiments on Malt, Barley and Bigg, transmitted by the Commissioners of Excise in North Britain, to the 
Treasury; Lx. 378, Pp. 


Report from Commissioners of Excise respecting the sprinkling of Malt, dated 30 May 1806; LxI. 434, P. 


Report from the Commissioners of Excise to the Treasury, respecting the sprinkling of Malt, dated 10 March 1817; (Ordered, 
LXI11. 339, but not presented till) Lx11. 834, P. 


Account of number of informations prosecuted to conviction, or compromised by the Board of Excise, for offences against the Malt 
Laws; Lx1. 563. : 


Account of net produce paid into the Exchequer of duties on Malt and Beer, for the years ending § January 1812 and 1813; (Ordered, 
LXVIII. 116, but not presented.) 





Account of number of bushels of Malt made in England and Wales, at several periods ; (Ordered, LX x11. 223, but not presented.) ————= 
Ditto - - - from 5 April to 5 July 1815 and 1816; Lxx11, 273, P. (App. 721.) 


Account of total amount of duty on the stock of Malt on hand, payable under Act of Session 1819 ; Lxxv. 80, P. (App. 699.) 


Account of number of barrels of Malt (Ireland) on which duty was paid, and amount of duty in the years ending 5 January 1806, 1807, 
1808, 1809, 1810, and 1811; Lxvi. 264, (Pp. 289,) (App.644.)-——From 1800 to 1815; Lxx. 73, (P. 83.+——In the years 
1814 and 1815; Lxx1. 237, (P. 255,) (App. 866.)—-—In the years ending 5 January 1815, 1816, and 1817; Lxx11. 207, Pp. 
(App. 721.) 


Account of quantity of Malt made in Ireland, from the commencement of the Malt Duties on 25 March 1785 to 5 January 1802 ; 
LVI. 363, P. (App. 872.) 


Account of licences to make Malt for sale, or keep a Malt-house, in Ireland; Lx1. 315, P. 
Account of Excise duty on Malt (Ireland), for three years, ended § January 1813; Lxvirt. 486, (App. 849.) 


Return of detections of Malt, Spirits, Pot, Ale, or Worts, in process of making into Spirits, and of Grain in process of making into Malt, 
since August 1806; Lxx1. 281, P. 


Copy of Malt Books kept by the Surveyor of Excise of the Roscrea Walk ; Lx1v. 319. 
Returns of Malt Houses licensed to work in the several districts of Ireland, in the Michaelmas quarter of 1814 and 1815; Lxx1. 237, 
(P. 255,) (App. 866.) 
See supra, 1550. 1556. 1571. 1581, 1582. 1597, 1598. 1600. 1605-1608. 2548. 
Malta, Island of: 
Account of Territorial Reveuues and Commercial Duties raised or collected within Malta; Lv1r. 443, P. 


Account of Territorial Revenues and Commercial Duties annually collected within Malta, Gozo and Comino previous to 1798 ; 
(Ordered, uv11. 426, but not presented.) 


See supra, 13. 85, 86. 95. 1429. 1435+ 1440+ 1442. 
Man, Isle of : 


Account of amount of duties received within the Ports of the Isle of Man upon imports and exports, between 5 January 1’798 and 
5 January 1804; LIx. 201, (P. Lx. 64.) 


Copy of Petition or Representation of inhabitants of Ramsay, delivered to the Commissioners of Enquiry in the year 1801, with an 
inclosure ; Lx, 278. 


Account of amount of harbour dues levied in the Island, from 5 July 1791 to § July 1803 ; L1x. 346. 

Account of expenditure of sums so collected ; L1x. 346. 

Account of herring customs and bay fishings ; trx. 346. 

Account of application of surplus revenue of the Island between 5 January 1798 and § January 1804; Lx. 188, Pp. 

Copy of Report of Lords’ Committee of Privy Council, dated @1 July 1804, upon petition of the Duke of Atholl; Lx. 179, (P. 180.) 
Copies of proceedings before the Privy Council on petition of the Duke of Atholl; Lx. 205, P. ° 

Account of amount of revenue of the Island received by Mr. Watts and Mr. William Scott respectively ; Lx. 358, P. : 

Account of number of barrels of herrings caught and cured in the Island ; Lx. 407. 


Copy of Instrument, dated 4 August 1804, by which John Duke of Atholl appointed Lord Henry Murray Lieutenant Governor of the 
Island; Lx. 932. BF 


Copy of commission appointing John Duke of Atholl Governor of the Island, dated 14 February 1793; Lx. 151. 


Account of revenue of the Island arising from the duties of Customs payable therein for 1805, 1806, 1807, and 1808 ; (Ordered, 
; LXI11. 481, but not presented till) uxiv. 29, (P. 329.) 


Account of produce of Customs or duties of the Island from 1781 ; (Ordered Lx1v. 407, but not presented.) 
Manby, 


3301. 


3303. 


3304. 


3305. 


3307. 


3308. 


3310. 


3311. 


3312. 


3313. 


3314. 


3315. 


3316. 


3318. 


ACCOUNTS AND) PAPERS—continued, 99 





“Manby, Captain: 


Copies of Reports made to the Board of Ordnance on the result of Captain Manby’s experiments for effecting a communication with 
ships stranded ; LXIV. 345. 


Account of experiments made at Woolwich, on 18 and 20 May 1811, by order of the Board of Ordnance, by Captain Manby; 
LXVI. 404, P. 


Estimate of sum wanted to defray the charge of Captain Manby’s allowances and travelling expenses ; LXV1I. 57, (App. 641.), 
Reports respecting Captain Manby’s experiments; LXIx. 105, P. 
Copies of correspondence between the Secretary of State for Home Department and Captain Manby, relative to the steps taken for 


affording relief in cases of shipwreck; (Ordered, txx1. 261; Order discharged, and Papers addressed for 283.) 
Presented, 413. 


Manchester Meetings :—See infra, 4810. 


Marching Money :—Account of Sums paid by the Collectors of Excise for Marching Money (Ireland); 1x1v. 410, 
(App. 516.) 


See supra, 235; infra, 3395. 


Margate Harbour :—Account of receipts and disbursements of Margate Pier and Harbour; 1813; Lxvitt. 644.———1814 ; 


LXIX. 427.——1815; Lxx. 253.—-1816;° Lx x1. 350.——1817; Lxx1r. 265-——1818; LXXIII. 397.——1819; 
LXXIV. 395.———1820; Lx xv. 362, (P. 467.) 


Marhatta War :—See supra, 2070, 2071. 2143. 


Marines :—Copy of Memorial for compensation presented by the Barrack Masters of the Royal Marines to the Board of Admiralty ; 
Lxx. 248. 


See infra, 3587. 3663, 3664. 
Maroons :—See infra, 4598. 
Marsh &amp; Co. :—See infra, 4496. 


Marshalsea Court : 


Estimate of sums wanted in 1813 for the expense of erecting a new Court House for the Marshalsea Court; txv11t. 40, (App. 743.) 


Account of sum wanted to discharge balances due to tradesmen for works at the Marshalsea Court in 1810, 1811 and 1812; Lx1rx. 
351, P. (App. 617.) 


Account of sum wanted to make good deficiency of grant for 1813 for expenses of erecting a new Court House for the Marshalsea Court; 
LX1X. 351, P (App. 617.) 
Marshalsea Prison : 


Accounts and Estimates of sum wanted to defray the expense incurred for works done at the Marshalsea Prison for 1805; Lx. 422, 
(App. 928.)——1810 ; Lx vv. 310, (App. 581.) 1811; Lxv1. 396, (App. 540.)——-1815;, Lx x. 159, (P. 160,) (App. 569.) 


' Account of sum wanted, for 1811, to make compensation to Mr. Samuel Davis, for rent and losses, in consequence of the Marshalsea 


Prison being witheld from him; Lxvr. 283, (App. 538.) 


Report of Mr. Brown and Mr. Saunders to the Treasury, on further application from Samuel Davis, on the subject of the old 
Marshalsea Prison ; LXvViI. 307. 


See supra, 1999. 2550. 2996; infra, 4126. 
Martinique : 
Copy of Case stated, and Opinion thereon, of the Attorney General of Ireland, respecting the discharge of Martinico sugars; several 
' other Papers relating thereto; Lxv1r. 185, (P. 207.) 
Copy of Articles of Capitulation for surrender of Martinique ; Lx1v. 269, Pp. 
Copy of Articles of Capitulation proposed for the surrender of Fort Desaix, &amp;c.; tx1v. 269, P. 


Martin’s, Saint, Poor :—FEstimate of sum wanted for charitable and other allowances to the Poor of Saint Martin in the 
Fields; 1809; xiv. 236, (App. 484.)—~1810; uxv. 81, (App. 576.)\——1811; Lxvr. 129, (App. 530.)——1812; 
LXV, 30, (App. 639.)——1813 ; LXvi1I. 113, (App. 746.)}——-1814; Lx1x. 93, P. (App.600,-——-1815 ; Lxx. 160, P. 

(App. 571.) 
Mary-le-bone Park :—Amount of sums expended upon the Crown Lands in Mary-le-bone Park; txvit. 536. 
See supra, 2815. 


Mary-le-bone Rectory :——Copy of Agreement between the Duke of Portland and the Commissioners of Woods, for the 
purchase of the Impropriate Rectory of Saint Mary-le-bone; Lxx1I. 340, P. 


Mason, Mr. Saint John 3~—Copy of Dispatch from the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland containing the case of Mr. Saint John 
Mason; LXVII. 408, P. 423, P. 


Masters in Chancery :—See supra, 1136. 


Masts :—See infra, 4954, 4955: 
Mauritius :—See supra, 13. 1427. 1429. 1440. 1442. 


Maynooth College : 


Estimate for Roman Catholic Seminary at Maynooth; 1802; tvir1. 262, (App. 820.)—-~—1803; Lvr11. 125, (App. 795.)———1804 ; 
tix. 46, (App. 519.)———-1805; Lx. g1, (App. 711.)-——1806; Lx1. 187, (App. '754.)}———-1807; LXII. 112, P. (App. 463 ;) 
669, (App. 880.)———1808; Lx111. 194, (P. 211,) (App. 672.)——-1809; LxIv. 50, (App. §00.)——-1810; Lxv. 104, 
(App. 591.)——1811; Exvi. 175, (App. 546.)\——1812; Lxvit. 85, (App. 659.1813; Lxv111. 358, (App. 7685) 400, 
(App. 770.)——1814; Lx1x. 184, (App. 624.)}——-1815; Lxx. 180, Pp. (App. §90.)——1816; Lx x1. 335, (App. 655.)—— 
1817; LXx1I. 179, (App. 595-)——-1818 ; Lxx111. 245, (App. 528.)—&gt;-1819; LX XIV. 512, (P. 577,) (App. 734-)———-1820; 
LXXV. 314, (App. §75-) 


Copies of Letters and Inclosures from the Chief Secretary of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland of 5 and g January 1808 respecting 
Maynooth College; 1x111..225, Pp. (App. 780.) Reprinted, LXvIII. 494. 


Copy of course of Instructions and Lectures on divinity, dogmatical and moral, delivered at the Royal College at Maynooth in 1812 ; 
and Copies of certain works of the Professor de la Hogue of the College of Maynooth ; ixv111. 446. 


Copy of Letter from the Reverend Daniel Myrray, President of the Royal College of Maynooth, dated 23 April 1813 ; Lx VIII. 447, P. 
7 (App. 917.) Reprinted, rx1x. 277. 


See infra, 4335. 
Meal : 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 





100 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


_a60NK6—06—aa——— eee 


3319. 


3321. 


3324, 


3327. 


' 3328. 
3329. 


3331. 


3332. 


3344. 


3345. 





Meal :—See supra, 1550, 1556. 1570-1572. 1582. 1588. 1592. 1597, 1598. 1600. 1603. 1605-1608. 1611-1616. 1619, 1620, 
1621-1623. 1625-1628. 1630-1632. 1635, 1636. 1638-1640. 1642-1645. 1647, 1648. 


Melville, Jane Viscountess :—See supra, 25°74. 


Melville, Lord Viscount: 


“Copy of the Royal Warrant granting an additional salary or pension to Lord Viscount Melville, as Lord Privy Seal of Scotland ; 
LX. 121, P. 


Account and Estimate of sum wanted to defray expenses of printing Articles of Impeachment, &amp;c. and Copies of the Trial of 
Lord Melville; 1x11. 196, (App. 489;) S03, (App. 866) 8 peac t, opi e Trial, o} 


Account of sum wanted to defray expenses incurred in the department of the Lord Chamberlain on the Trial of Lord Melville ; 
Lx11. 653, (App. 866.) 


See infra, 3475, 3476. 


Members of Parliament :—tLetter from the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, inclosing an Account of Places, &amp;c. under the Crown 
in Ireland, held by Members of the House of Commons ; v1. 332, (App. 816.) 


Menai Straits : 


Estimate of expense of constructing a Bridge over the Menai Straits near Bangor Ferry ; LXXIII. 371, P. (App. 522.) 


Copy of Mr. Telford’s Report, Plan, and Estimate for building a Bridge over the Menai Straits; other Reports and Papers relating to 
the improvement of the navigation thereof; LxxIv. 143, P. 


Return of number of vessels which have navigated the Menai Straits in 1816, 1817, and 1818; LxxIVv. 379, P. (App. 980:) 
Mercers Company :—Account of Wardens and Commonalty of Mercers, for 1801; Lv1. 222.——1802; Lv11. 269. 
Merchants Ships :—See infra, 4520-4590. 


Middlesex County Court :—Account of number of Causes tried; of Monies paid for the same ; Balance of Monies and 
Balance in hand ; (Ordered, Lxxv. 477, but not presented.) 


Milan Decrees :—See infra, 3770. 


Milbank Embankment : 
Copy of Letter, dated 20 April 1815, from Mr. Vigurs to Mr. Arbuthnot, respecting Milbank Embankment ; rx x. 364, Pp: (App. 582.) 


Estimate of sum wanted for completing the Milbank Embankment, for 1816 ; Lx x1. 443, P. (App. 647.) 
See infra, 3835-3843. ; 


Mildmay, Sir Henry Paulet Saint John :—See infra, 3339. 


Military Allowances :— Estimate of sum necessary for payment of such Military Allowances in Ireland as were formerly paid 
out of the Fund of Military Contingencies; 1x. 433, (App.950.) 


Military Asylum :——Estimate of charge of certain repairs and alterations at the Royal Military Asylum at Chelsea, in 1816 ; 
LXXI. 443, P. (App. 626.) 
See supra, 205. 770. 810; infra, 3337. 


Military Canal : 
Account of sums expended in the formation of the Royal Military Canal from Shorncliffe; Lx11. 788, (App. 952.) 


Estimate of the expense of carrying on the works on the Royal Military Canal; 1808; Lx111. 202, (App. 757.1809; LxIv. 327, 
(App. 490.)——1814 ; Lx1x. 418, Pp. (App. 583.) 

Account of rates, tolls, and receipts of Money, &amp;c.; for 1810; Lxv1. 408, (App. 676.)»——-1811; Lxvir. 510, (App. 874.)——1812 ; 
Lxvitt. 652, (App. 945.)——1813; Lx1x. 416, Pp. (App. 864.)——1814; Lxx. 421.——1815; Lxx1. 396, (App. 1001.) 

agers LXXII. 402, (App. 845.) ——1817; Lxx111. 407, (App. 804.) ——-1818; Lxx1v. 603, (App. 1153.)——1819 ; 
Lxxv. 416. 

Table of rates and tolls authorized to be taken by the Commissioners on the Military Canal and Roads; 1810; Lxv. 495.——1812 ; 
LXVII. 542. 1814; LXIx. 477, (App. 865.) ——1817 ; Lxx11. 468. 








Military College :——Estimate upon the Building Account of the Royal Military College ; txvi11. 167, (App.'724-) 
See supra, 206. 467. 530. 608. 626. 663. 811. 


Military Departments :—See supra, 1282. 


Military Enquiry : 

Reports of Commissioners of Military Enquiry; First (Barrack Master General’s Office); Lx. 157, p.—Second (Barrack Office 
Establishment) ; 1x1. 554, ?-——Toird (Barracks); ux11. 16, p—Fourth (Supplement to First and Third Reports); 
LXII. 201, P.———-Fifth (Army Medical Department) ; Lx111. 6, P. Sixth (Office of Secretary at War), with Supplement to 
the Fifth Report; Lx111. 470, P- Seventh and Eighth (Office of Secretary at War); LxIv. 5, p.——Ninth (Army 
Expenditure, West Indies) ; Lx1v. 212, P.———Tenth (Royal Military College); xv. 16, (Pp. 128.)——-Eleventh (Departments 
of Adjutant General and Quarter Master General) ; Lxv. 16, (P. 128.)———T welfth (Treasurer of Ordnance); LXV. 1 30, P—— 
Thirteenth (Master General and Board of Ordnance); Lxv1. 115, (P. 124.)——Fourteenth (Ordnance and Estimates) ; 
Lxvi. 169, (P. 284.)——Fifteenth (Ordnance, Fortifications and Buildings, Barracks, Small Gun Department, Shipping) ; 
Lxvi. 416, . 466.) Sixteenth and Seventeenth (Ordnance Department) ; Lxvit. 13, (P.15.)——Eighteenth (Office of 
Commissariat) ; LX VII. 217, Pe Nineteenth (Chelsea Hospital, Musters, Military Asylum); Lxv1t. 398, P. 


Copy of General Index to Reports of the Commissioners of Military. Enquiry, 1806-1812; Lxx1. 74, P. 

Copy of Memorial of Sir Henry Paulet Saint John Mildmay presented to the Commissioners ; Lx11. 605.—Supplement thereto, 675, P- 
Copy of Observations of the Surgeon General on Fifth Report of the Commissioners ; LXv. 332, P. 

Estimate of Sum wanted to make compensation to the Commissioners ; 1810; LXV. 433, (App. 587-)——1811 ; Lx V1. 283, (App. 538.) 
1812; Lxvit. 462, (App. 652.) 


Military Expenditure :—Return to an order relative to checking the Military Expenditure and Accounts of Ireland ; Lx. 9, (P.56.) 

















Military Roads and Bridges, North Britain : 
Estimate of charge of the works and repairs of Military Roads and Bridges in North Britain; tv1.82, (App. 731.)—LVII. 263, 
(App. 821.)—Lviir. 493, (App. 1149.)—LIx. 217, (App. 702.)—Lx. 42, (App. 693.)—LxI. 140, (App. 718.)—LXII..71, 
(App. 4433) 622, (App. 865.) — Lx111. 296, (App. 846.)—Lxrv. 206, (App. 482.)—LXv. 80, (App.574-)—LXVI. 283, (App. 539-) 
—Lxvit. 164, (App. 641.) —Lxvii1. 113, (App. 745.) 
Estimate of the sum required to pay retired allowances and gratuities to persons formerly employed on the Military Roads in Scotland ; 
LXXILI. 344, P. (App. 514.) wins 
Estimate of the sum that may be wanted to pay the superannuated or retired allowances to persons formerly employed on the Military 
Roads in North Britain, for 1819; Lxx1v. 126, Pp. (App. 707.) thas 
Militia : 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued: 101 












































Militia : 
3346. Estimate of charge of the embodied Militia, corps of Fencible Infantry, and Royal Miners, of the United Kingdom; 1801; v1. 32, P. 
(App. 692.)——-F rom 25 December to 24 March 1802 ; Lv11. 15, (App. 693.)———From 25, March to 24 May 1802; Lvi1. 181. 
(Withdrawn, 187 ; another presented, 191 ;) (App. '791;) 255, (App. 810.)——-From 25 May, to. 24 June 1802; Lvu1. 407, 
(App. 914.)———1803 ;_ Lv111. 464, (App. 1122.)——1804;; L1x. 25, (App. 467.)——1805; Lx. 21, Pp. (App. 603.)—— 
Fron 25 December 1805 to 24 March 1806; Lx1. 19, (App.615.)——From 25 March to 24 May 1806; x1. 99, (App. 689.) 
——From 25 May to 24 June 1806; ix1. 286, (App. 808.)}——For 1806; Lx1. 309, P.———1807 | Lx11. 65, (p. 81,) 613, 
( App. 418.)——1808 ;_ tx111. 77, P. (App. 642.)——1809; Lxiv. 38, P. (App. 447.)——1810; Lxv. 87, P. (App. §34-) 
——1811; Lxvi. 104, Pp. (App. 489.)\——1812; Lxvir. 91, P. (App. 593.)——-1813; LXVIII. 45, P. (App. 701.)—— 
1814; Lx1x. 86, Pp. (App. 548..——From 25 December 1814 to 24 February 1815; Lxx. 32, P. (App. 503.)——1815; 
Lxx. 319, P. (App. 525.)——1816 ; ux x1. 60, Pp. (App. 574.) 
3347. Estimate of charge of Contingencies for ditto ; for 1801; Lv1. 32, Pp. (App. 694.)}—-From 25 December 1801 to 24 March 1802 ; 
LVII. 15, (App. 694.) 1803; Lvii1. 464, (App. 1124.)——1804; LIx. 25, (App. 469.)——1805;_ Lx. 21, Pp. (App. 604.) 
1806 ; Lx1. 309, Pp. (App. 835.)——1807; Lx11. 65, (P. 81,) 613, (App. 419.) 
3348. Estimate of charge of Clothing for ditto ; for 1801; Lv1. 32, p. (App. 695.)——1803; Lviir. 464, (App. 1124.)———-1804;, Lx. 25, 
(App. 469.)——1805; Lx. 21, P. (App. 605.)\——-1806; Lx1. 309, P. (App. 835.)——1807; Lxir. 65, (P. 81,) 613, 
(App. 419.) 
3349. Estimate of charge of additional Field Officers to the several corps of Militia in Ireland; Lyv1. 299, (App. 814.) 
3350. Estimate of pay for the Militia, re-embodied under His Majesty’s Warrant, dated 3 August 180: ; carried up to 24 December; Lv11. 78, 
(App- 797.) 
3351. Estimate of charge of disembodied Militia of Great Britain; for 1814; Lx1x.314, P. (App. 582.).——-From 25 December 1814 to 
24 June 1815; Lxx.12, P.(App. 498;) 319, P- (App. 526.)——From 24 June to 25 December 1815 ; Lxx. 422, (App. 565.) 
—For 1816; txx1. 443, P. (App. 626.) 
3352. Estimate of charge of the disembodied Militia of Ireland ; for 1814; Lx1x. 440, (App. 592.)——From 25 December 1814 to 24 June 
1815; £xx. 12, p. (App. 498 ;) 319, P. (App. 526.)\———From 24 June to 25 December 1815; .1xx. 422, (App. 565.)}—— 
For 1816 ; Lx x1. 449, P. (App. 626.)——-1817 ; LX XII. 393, P. (App. 569.)——1818 ; Lx x11. 253, (App. 488.) 
3353. Estimate of charge of the Supplementary Militia of Great Britain ; Lv111. 464, (App. 1124.) 
3354. Estimate of increased rates of subsistence to be paid to Innkeepers and others on quartering the embodied Militia, and allowance for 
small beer ; Lv111. 464, (App. 1124.) 
3355. Estimate of charge of allowance, in addition to the pay, of Lieutenant Colonels, Majors, and Captains, of the embodied Militia in Grea 
Britain and Ireland, from 25 May to 24 December 1811 ; LXvI. 372, (App. 504.) ; 
3356. Ditto - - - of corps of Militia of the United Kingdom, and of the Royal Miners, which are proposed to be embodied, from 25 June to 
24 December 1815; LXx. 320, P. (App. 552.) 
3357. Return of qualifications of Deputy Lieutenants and Militia Officers; 1802; Lv1I. 512.——1803; Lv111. 675.———1804 ; L1x. 426. 
1805; Lx. 478. 1806; Lx. 543. 1807; Ux. 844. 1808; Lx111. 413.——1809; Lxiv. 361. 1810; 
LXV. 433+ 1811; Lxvi. 384.——~—1812; Lxvil. 408.1813; LXVILI. §59.—— 1814; Lx1x. 448.——1815; Lx x. 961. 
1816; Lxx1. 476. 1817; LXXII. 402. 1818; LXXIII. 330.——1819; Lxx1v.628.——1820; Lxxv. 464. 
3358. . Return of qualifications of Deputy Governors of several counties, cities, &amp;c. of Ireland; 1811 ; LxvI. 444, 458.——-1812; Lxvui. 8g. 
1813; Lx1x. 448.—1814; Lxx. 164, (Pp. 188.) ——1815; Lxx1. 298.——-1816 5, LX X11. 97.1817 5 LX XIII. 94. 
——1818; LxXIV. 205. 1819; LxXXv. 100. 
3360. Account of Captains Commissions in the Militia, granted in consequence of Act 43 Geo. III, c. 38, to persons not showing qualifications ; 
(Ordered, L1x. 210. Order discharged, and Address for same, 215.) Presented, 426. 
3361. Extract from Instructions issued from the War Office, Dublin, to the Colonels of Militia on disembodying of their corps ; Lv11. 596. 
3362. Copy of general Orders issued from the Adjutant General’s Office, Dublin, 19 May 1802; Lvit. 596. 
3363. Copies of Orders or Proclamations of the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council of Ireland, directing and appointing the raising of men for 
the Militia, under Act 47 Geo. III, c. 56, either by ballot or by enrolling and receiving volunteers ; and several other Papers 
relating to the Militia of Ireland; tx111. 238, p. (App. 617 ;) 255, P- 292, P. 479, P. 
3364. - Copy of two letters written by the Home Secretary to His Majesty’s Lieutenant of Hertford, respecting the Militia; txv1. 123, Pp. 
(App. 555:) 
3365. Copies of orders issued to the Lord Lieutenants of Counties, or the Commanding Officers of Militia Regiments, for disembodying the 
Militia; Lxx. 273. 
3366. Copy of letter of the Secretary of State to the Colonels of Militia Regiments, dated 14 April 1815; Lxx. 276, (e. 301,) (App. 608.) 
3367. Return of effective privates of the Irish Militia, on 2 November 1801; Lvir. 596. 
3368. Account of number of ballotted men serving in the several regiments of the Militia of Ireland, on 1 November 1803; LIx. 235. 
3369. Return of private men serving in the Militia of Great Britain in 1805; Lx. 158. 
3370. Return of effective strength of the Militia forces in Great Britain and Ireland; Lx11. 768, rp. (App. 894.) 
3371. Return of establishment and effective strength of the Militia forces on 1 February 1808; Lx111. 71, P. (App. 603.) 
3372. Return of number of men enrolled in the Militia of each county in England, since 1 September 1807 ; Lx111. 187, Pp. (App. 613.) 
3373. Account of sum fixed, in each county or riding in England, as the average bounty; Lx111. 187, Pp. (App. 614.) 
3374. Return of strength of each regiment of Militia in non-commissioned officers, drummers, and privates, on 1 July 1807 and on 1 April 1808 ; 
LXIII. 377, P. (App. 619.) 
3375. Return of number of Commissioned Officers in each regiment, and of number wanting to complete the establishment on 1 July 1807, 
1 April 1808, and 1 January 1809; Lx111. 378, p. (App. 621.) —LxIVv. 39, P. (App. 505-) 
3376. Return of effective rank and file of Militia of Great Britain and Ireland; ixtv. 15, P. 
3377. Return of effective strength of each regiment of British Militia, on 12 August 1807, 12 March 1809, and 14 February 1810; 
Lxv. 189, Pp. (App. 609.) 
3378. Return of effective strength of each regiment of British Militia, at certain periods; Lxvr. 168, Pp. (App. 560.) 
3379. Return of recruiting under Act 47 Geo. III, for increasing the Militia of Ireland; txtv. 12, P. (App. 502.) 
3380. Return of number of men raised for the Militia of Great Britain, under Act 47 Geo. III, c.71; Lx1v. 65, P. (App. 505.) 
3381. Return vA rey na % men raised by recruiting in each regiment of the Regular Militia, since 27 May 1809; Lxv. 106, (Pr. 122,) 
pp. 601. 
3382. Account of number of men raised in each county or riding for the Militia in 1810; several other Returns relating to the Militia; 
LXVI. 259, P. (App. 561 ;) 452, (App. 565.) 
3383. Account of recruits, distinguishing men and boys, raised for the Militia by beat of drum, since 27 May 1809; Lxrx. 27, P. (App.635.) 
3384. Account of recruits raised for the Militia, from 25 December 1813 to 25 December 1814; LXxX. 203, P. (App. 606.) 
3385. Account of numbers wanted to complete the Militia ; (Ordered, L1x. 344, but not presented.) 
3386. Account of deficiencies in Militia; 1x. 123, (App.644.) 
3388. Account of commissions of Captains and Subaltern Officers of Militia now vacant; Lx11. 796, Pp. (App. 895.) 
3389. Account 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) Cc 





3410. 


3411. 


3412. 


3413. 


3414, 


3416. 


3416. 


3417. 


3418. 


3419. 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS+continyed. 





Militia—continued. 

Account of number of Officers wanting to, complete Militia and Volunteer corps, on 24 April 1808; 1x111. 311, (App. 619.) 

Account of number of men in each regiment of regular Militia wanting to complete the number equal to one half the original quota; 
LXVI. 157, P. (App. 559-) 

Account of subdivision rolls returned from the several counties.of Great Britain, in pursuance of Act 43 Geo. III, c. 96; 11x. 83, P. 
265, P, (App.722.) 

List of regiments and companies of the Trish Militia which have made a voluntary tender of their services for Great Britain ; L1x. 194, P. 
(Order for printing discharged; List withdrawn; another presented; 197, ¥.)(App: 611.) Further Lists; 11x. 213, Pp. 265, P. 
(App. 81) 

Account of sums paid to Receivers General in Great Britain from fines levied in lieu of personal service or substitutes in the Militia ; 
LXIII. 472, P, (App. 628.) 

State of Militia of Great Britain in June 1808; Lx1v. 12, p. (App. 602.) 

Account of sums advanced by the Treasury of Ireland since 1793, for Militia purposes; of sums levied at each Assizes for Militia 
purposes ; and of sums paid by the Collectors of Excise for marching money ; Lxiv. 410, (App, 516.) 

Return by the ‘Treasurer of the county of Waterford, of sums levied at Assizes in Ireland for Militia purposes; Lxv. gg. 

Account of sums paid to families of Militia men in Ireland for two years ending 5 January 1810; (Ordered, txv. 318, but not 
presented.) , 

Account of number of sick and convalescents in the several regiments of English Militia in April 1810; txvx. 452, (App. 564.) 


List of non-commissioned officers and privates of the Irish Militia admitted to the benefit of Kilmainham Hospital contrary to the 
provision of Act 49 Geo. III, c. 120.—Several other papers relating to that subject ; LXVIII. 335, P- 


Statement of different changes of quarters of the Militia forces in Great Britain since 1 January 1812; Lx1x, 265, P. (App. 645.) 
Account of regiments of Militia of the United Kingdom disembodied since May 1814, and of those embodied ; xx. 60, (App. 600.) 


Militia, Local : 


Estimate of charge of Local Militia force to be maintained in Great Britain ; for 1809; Lx1v. 39, P. (App. 454.)———1810; Lxv. 87, P. 
(App. 541.)}——1811 ; Lxvi. 105, P. (App. 497.)——18 112; LX VII. 91, PB. (App. 603.)——-1813 ; LXVIIL. 45, P. (App. 710.) 
——1814; Lxrx. 86, Pp. (App. 554.)— From 25 December 1814 to24 June 1815; Lxx. 12, P. (App. 500.)——For 
1815; LXx. 319, P. (App. 534,)——1816; Lxx1. 60, p. (App. 581.) 

Estimate of charge of allowances to reduced Adjutants of Local Militia; 1817; Lxx1I. 94, P. (App. 542.)——1818; LxxIII, 32, P. 
(App. 484.)——-1819 ; Lxx1v. 142, P. (App. 683.)——-1820; Lxxv. 176, Pp. (App. 526) 


Return of actual strength and establishment of corps of Local Militia; 1810; Lxv. 314, P. (App. 621.)——1811 ; Lxv1. 176, P. 
(App. 669.)——1812;, Lx VII. 179, P. (App. 670.) 


Account of particulars of expenses incurred by the Local Militia to 1809 ; (Ordered, Lx1v. 414, but not presented till) Lxv. 224, P. 
(App. 612.) 


Account of fines received from the several counties in Great Britain, distinguishing each county, on account of the General and Local 
Militia; (Ordered, Lxv1. 196, but not presented.) 


Account of monies paid by the Clerks of Subdivision Meetings of Lieutenancy in England into the Bank on account of fines for the Local 
Militia ; LxIx. 144, P. 


Return of number of Accounts of Local Militia and Volunteers, for periods previous to 25 December 1810, which remained for 
examination on 25 December 1811; Lxx. 352, P- 


Return of number of Local Militia and Volunteer Accounts of 1811, 1812, 1813, and 1814, received subsequently to 24 December 
1811; LXX. 352, P. 


Return of pencine or divisions of Great Britain in which the Local Militia has been ordered to be ballotted and enrolled ; Lxv. 273, P. 
(App. 619.) 
Several other returns relating to Volunteers and Local Militia; uxv. 137, P. (App. 605 ;) 203, Pp. (App. 610;) 245, P. (App 618.) 


Mills : 
Return to Address relating to entries of Mills or Factories in Ireland under 42 Geo. III, c. 73 ; 1810; Exv. 452. 


Copies of entries of Mills or Factories made in the several years from 1802 to 1808; (Ordered, ux1v. 319, but not presented.) —— 
From 1808 to 1809 ; (Ordered, Lxv. 144, Order discharged, and address thereupon, 156, but not presented.) —— Copies of entries 
of Mills and Factories made according to directions of Act 42 Geo. III, c.73; 1810; Lxv. 412. 


Miners :—See supra, 3346, 3347- 3356- 


Ministers : 


Estimate vf sum necessary for support of Non-conforming Ministers in Ireland; 1805; Lx. 419, (App. 714.)———-1806; Lxr. 186, 
(App. 745.) ——- 1807; Lxu1. 83, (App. 445 3) 668, (App. 874.) 1808 ; Lx. 89, (P. 211,) (App. 665.) —— 1809; 
LxIv. 50, (App. 491.)-——1810; Lxv, 104, (App. 596.)-——1811;, LXv1.174, (App. 541.)——1812; Lxvu1. 85, (App. 656.) 
1813; LXxvir1. 317, (App. 764.)——1814; Lx1x. 199, (App. 631.)\——1815; Lx x. 180, P. (App. 597.) ——1816 ; 
LXXI. 335, (App. 664.)——— 1817; Lx x11. 179, (App. 601.) 1818 ; LX XE 245, (App. 537.) ——~ 1819; LXXIV. §12, 
(vp. 577,) (App.741.)———1820; Lxxv. 314, (App. 581.) 


Estimate of sum wanted for Protestant Ministers in England and Ireland ; 1805 ; Lx. 42, (App.693,)——--1806 ; Lx1. 318, (App. 837.) 
——1807; LXII. 71, (App. 443;) 622, (App. 866.) ——- 1808 ; Lx, 296, (App, 847.)-——~- 1809 5. Ex1v. 206, (App. 483.) 
——1810; Lxv.81, (App. §76.)\——1811; Lxvi. 129, (App, §30.)——-1812 ; Lxvu. 28, (App. 638.)———-1813 ;, Lxvitt. 
241, (App. 753.) ——1814; Ux1x. 93, Pp. (App. 600.) —— 1815 ; Lxx. 160, Pp. (App. 571.)===—=—=Account of sum wanted 
for deficiency of grant, of 1806; Lxi1. 623, (App.866.) —-1808; Lxiv. 206, (App, 483.) 


Estimate for Protestant Dissenting Ministers in Ireland; 1818; ~Lxx111. 245, (App. §37-)———1819; LxxIVv. 512, (P. 577,) 
(App. 741.) ——-1820 ; LXxv. 314, (App. 581.) 

Estimate for Seceding Ministers; 1809; Lx1v. 244, (App. §01.)———-1810; Lxv. 104, (App. 596.) 1811; Lxvi. 174, (App; 541.) 
—1812; ixvil. 85, (App. 656.) 1813; Lxvi11. 317, (App. 764.) —— 1814; Lx1x. 199, (App. 632.) —— 1815 ; 
LXX. 180, P. (App. 597.)——1816 ; Exx1. 335, (App. 664.) ——— 1817; Lx x11. 179, (App. 602.)——— 1818 ;, EX xT. 945, 
(App. 537.)-———1819; LXXIV. 512, (P. 577,) (App. 741.)———-1820 ; Lx xv. 314, (App. 581.) 


Mint: 
Estimate of sum wanted towards defraying expense of building the new Mint; 1806; uxt. 318, (App. 837.)———1807; Lx11. 196, 
(App. 489 ;) 622, (App. 866.) ——-1808; Lx111. 317, (App. 876.}——-1809; tx1v. 206, (App. 482.)——1810; Lxv. 314, 
(App. 585.) —— 1811 ; Lxvz. 188, (App. 532-)—— 1812; Lxvrt. 507, P: (App. 653.) 1815; LxXX. 194, (App. 573+) 














1816; LXX1. 345, P. (App. 643.)}—===—=Account of particulars of expense incurred in. building 4 new Mint, and providing 
machinery ; 1809; (Ordered, Lxiv. 414, but not presented till) Lxv. 154.——1812; LXVII. 507, P. (App. 653.) 


Account of establishment of the Mint for 1809; (Ordered, LX1v. 414, but not presented till) Lxv. 154. 
Account of gold and silver coined at the Mint, from 1797 inclusive, to 1810; txv. 166. 


2421. Estimate 


3421. 


3434. 


3437. 
3438. 


3439. 


3441. 


3451. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 





ACCOUNTS AND: PAPERS continued. 103 


Mint—continued. 
Estimate of sum wanted to defray the charge of superannuation allowance te John Pingo, formerly assistant Engraver to the Mint; 
1812; Lxvit. 477, (App. 652.) 


Estimate of sum wanted for 1812, to defray balance due on account of bills for fixtures and utensils ; LxV1It. 504, p. (App. 653.) 


Copies of indentures entered into with the officers of the Mint for coining gold and silver; 1813; Uxviil. 360, P, 

Copies of mye Memorials made by Sir Isaac Newton, when Master of the Mint, to the Privy Council, on the State of the Coin ; 
LXVIil. 287, 293. 

Memorandum relative to Mint prosecutions; 1815; Lxx. 175. 


Estimate of expense of building houses in. the Mint for the residence of the workmen; 1815; xx. 218, P. (App. 674.) 

Statement of number of dwelling houses, or separate apartments used as dwelling houses in the Mint; 1815; Lxx. 278. 

Accounts of expense of machinery, of incidental expenses, and of money and tokens coined, &amp;c.; 1815; Lxx. 278, Pp. 

Estimate of sum wanted for superannuation allowances to retired officers formerly employed in the Mint; 1816; Lxx1. 295, (P. 296.) 
Copy of new indenture of the Mint, made 16 August 1815; Lx x1. 353. 


Report of Lords of the Committee of Council appointed to take into consideration the state of the coins and establishment of the Mint, 
21 May 1816; Lxx1. 414, P. (App. 1001.) 


Estimate of sum wanted for superannuation allowances to officers of the Mint for 1817 ; Lx x11. 276, Pp. (App. 583.) 


Estimate of persons holding situations or employments in the office of the governor and other officers of the Mint in Scotland; 
LXXII. 383, P. 


Estimate of sum wanted to defray superannuation allowances or compensations to retired officers formerly employed in the Mint; 
1818; LxxI1I. 104, P. (App. 509.)——1819 ; Lx x1v. 126, Pp. (App. 707.) 
See supra, 1391, 1392. 1394. 1396. 1400. 1402; infra, 4893, 4894. 


Mint Notes :—See supra, 2422. 


Miscellaneous Services : 


Estimate of sum wanted for Miscellaneous Services in England, for January, February, and March 1802; Lv11. 34, (App. '700.)}——— 
For 1802 ; (Ordered, Lv11. 187, but not presented.)——~-For 1816 ; Lx x1. 379, P. (App. 643.) 

Miscellaneous Services, Ireland ; Annual Estimates for ; 1801 ; Lv1. 134, (App. 776 ;) 235, (App.806.)——-1802; Lvus. 48, (App.’'706;) 
262, (App. 816) 314, (App.853 ;) 473-1803 ; Lv111, 119, (App. 778; ) 125, (App. 791.)———1804; LIx. 45, (App. 5125) 
46, (App. 515.)——1805; ux. 91, (App. 699.)——1806 ; x1. 186, (App.'744.)———-1807; Lx11. 83, (App. 445;) 112, P. 
(App. 4593) 668, (App. 873.)-———1808; L111. 89, (P. 211,) (App. 664;) 194, (P.211,) (App. 666,.)—-1809; Lx1v, 50, 
86, (App. 491-5003) 244, (App. 501.)———1810; Lxv, 104, (App. 588;) 111, (App. 5973) 354, (App. 597.)——1811 ; 
LXVI. 174, 175, (App. 541;) 196, (App. 553 ;) 346, (App. 554.)-——1812; rxvi1. 85, 86, (App.654;) 168, (App. 666;) 951, 
(App. 667.) ———1813;, Lxvii1. 317, (App. 7593) 358,(App. '765;) 400, (App. 7703) 520, (App.'770.)\—+-1814 ; Lx1x. 184, 
(App. 621;) 199, (App. 629;) 259, (App. 633.)——-1815 ; Lxx. 180, Pp. (App. 586;) 372, (App.598.)——~-1816 ; Lx x1. 335, 
(App. 652;) 458, (App. 665.) ——1817; Lx x11. 178, 179, (App.590;) 223, (App.603.)——1818; Lx xu11. 245, (App. 523;) 
338, (App.539-)——1819 ; LXXIV. 512, (P. 577)) (App. 7293) 573, (P-577,) (App. 743:)——1820; LxXxv. 314, (P. 390,) 
(App- 570, 5845) 339, P- 


Statement of Grants voted by Parliament on account of Miscellaneous Services for Ireland, in 1818; Lx x1v. 581, Pp. (App. 744.) 


Statement of totals of Estimates for Charitable Institutions and Miscellaneous Services in Ireland for 1820; Lxxv. 314, (P. 320,) 
(App. 584.) j 


Statement of Grants voted by Parliament on account of Migcellaneous Services in Ireland in 1818 and 1819, and Estimates for 1820; 
LXXV. 339, P- 


[The several Articles comprizing the Miscellaneous Services will be found under their respective heads.] 
Moir, William :—See supra, 72. 


Money, Public : 
Account of Monies reserved for particular services which have remained in the Exchequer since 10 May 1787 (1801) ; tv1. 500, 
(App. 877-) 
Account of Imprest Money repaid from 5 January 1802 to 5 January 1804; LIx. 349, P. 


Copy of Warrant of the Lords of the Treasury directed to the Auditor of the Exchequer, dated 31 December 1810 ; together with Copies 
of Correspondence between the Treasury and the Auditor of the Exchequer on the subject of that Warrant; Lxvi. 24. 


Account showing amount of Sums issued at the Receipt of the Exchequer between 28 April and 27 June 1807; Lx11. 606, rp. 
(App. 863.) 


Account of Sums issued to persons between 5 January 1793 and § April 1802 out of His Majesty’s Exchequer; (Ordered, Lx111. 64, 
but not presented.) 


Account of Sums issued to persons since 5 January 1802 out of His Majesty’s Exchequer without account, &amp;c.; Lx11. 844, P. (App 967.) 


Account of Sums issued to persons between 5 January 1793 and 5 January 1802 without account; Lxiv. 96, (Pr. 103.) 
Account of Sums borrowed in England for the service of Ireland; Lx. 75, P. 
Account of Monies issued to sundry persons at the Receipt of the Exchequer prior to 5 January 1810, remaining as Out Cash; 
LXXI. 403, (App. 644.) 
Account of Monies remaining in the Receipt of the Exchequer; Lx x1. 403, (App. 645.) 
See supra, 1915-1922. 2362-2368 ; infra, 4286. 


Moorfields Improvement :—See supra, 3166, 3167. 


Morrison, Mr. : 


Copy of so much of Public Records of the county of Banff as contains a Letter signed C. Hope, dated Edinburgh, 30 December 1803, 
and addressed to George Forbes, Esq. Sheriff Substitute of Banffshire; L1x. 351, P.- 


Letter = the Sheriff Substitute of Banffshire addressed to the Sheriff Clerk, signed George Forbes, dated Edinburgh, 30 December 
1803 ; LIx. 351, P. 


Moysey, Mr. :—See supra, 2369. 


Museum, British : 


Annual Account of receipt and expenditure of the British Museum, and Estimate; 1801; Lv1. 229, (App. 805.)——1802; Lvit. 188, 
(App. 786.}——1803; Lv11r. 192, (App. 812.}——-1804 ;_ 11x. 168, (App. 569.) 1805 ; Lx. 51, (App. 696.)——-1806 ; 
LXI. 134, (App. 707.)}———1807; Lx1I. 284, (App. 535;) 594, (App. 858.)——1808 ; tx. 299, (App. 799.)——1809; 
LxIv. 272, (App. 484.-——1810; Lxv. 289, (App. 579.)——-1811; Lxv1. 227, (App. 536.)——-1812 ; Lxvit. 268, P. 
(App. 646,)——1813 ; Lxvutt. 528, P. ( App.'754.)———1814; Lx1x. 180, pv. (App. 605.)——-1815 ; Lx x, 238, P. (App. 579-) 
——1816 ; Lxx1. 407, P. (App. 645.)——1817; txxr1. 296, P. (App.584.)——1818 ; tx xitr. 349, P. (App. 519-)— 
1819; LXxIv. 440, P. (App. 717.-——1820; Lxxv. 219, B. (App. 563.) 


3453. Plan 








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3470. 


3473. 
3474. 


3476. 


3477. 


3457. 


3458. 


3471. 
3472. 


3475. 


3478. 


3479. 


Museum, British—continued. 


» ’ Plan and Estimate referred to in Petition of Trustees of the Museum ; 11x. 381. (Plans ordered to be returned, 411.) 


Copies of Orders made for admission of persons, and regulations respecting the Museum ; 1804; L1x. 381 P. (App. 779. )-——1805 ; 
Lx. §3, P. (App. 696.) ——-1807 ; (Ordered, Lx11. 358, but not presented. ——LX11. 594, (App. 858.)-—-1808 3 LXIII. 438, 
(App. 933-)-——1811 5 LX VI. 323, Pp. (App. 661.)——-1818 ; Lx x11. 397, (P-398;) (App. 521:) ; 


. Number -of persons admitted to visit the Museum; 1805; Lx. 53, P. (App. 696.)——1807 3 LXII. .§94, P. (App. 858.)}——From 


1805 to 1808; Lx111. 438, (App. 933--——From 1808 to 1811; Lxvi. 323, Pp. (App. 661.}——From 1807 to 1812; 
Lxvii. 268, p. (App. 647.)——From 1807 to 1813; xviii. 528, Pp. (App. 755.) —-From 1807,to. 1814; LxIx. 180, P. 
(App. 605.) For seven years ending 25 March 1815; Lxx. 238, Pp. (App. 579.)—— For seven years ending 25 March 1816; 
‘LXXI, 407, P.-(App. 645.)——For seven years ending 25th March 1817; Lxx11. 296, P. (App: 584.)}——For seveii years 
ending 25 March 1818 ; Lx x11. 349, P. (App. §19-)——For seven years ending 25 March 1819; LX xX1Vv.-440, P. (App. 717.) 


Return of Money granted by Parliament in the last ten years in aid of the annual grant to the Museum for purchase of libraries ; 1818; 
Lxxi1l. 166, p. - 


See supra, 1042. 2349, 2350. 





Musters :—Return of persons holding situations or employments in the office of the Commissary General of Musters in England ; 
LXXII. 417, P. 


Naples :——Several Papers relative to Naples, 1815; Lxx..316, (App. 632.) 
See infra, 3672. 


National Debt :—See supra, 1824.-1881. 


Naval Asylum : 


Statement of receipt and expenditure of sum voted by Parliament for the Royal Naval Asylum; and several other Papers relating 
thereto; 1807; Lx. 796, (App. 958.) 


Copy of warrant appointing Commissioners for government of the Royal Naval Asylum, dated 25 July 1805; ux111. 66, Pp. 
List of appointments and officers of the Asylum ; LxIII. 71, P. 

List of names of officers of the Asylum, with their appointments ; Lx11I. 71, P. 

Copy of memorial and letter of Doctor Thomas Kein, addressed to the Commissioners of the-Asylam ; LXIII. 119, P. 131. 
Date of nomination of the Surgeon of the Asylum; Lx1I1. 119, P. 

Return of number of years which each person holding any office in the Asylum has served at sea; LXIII. 247. 


Estimate of sum wanted for erecting buildings for a Naval Asylum; 1808; Lx111. 239, (App. 800.)——Ditto for carrying on build- 
ings from April 1808 to March 1809 ;_ Lx111. 256, (App. 804.)——For 1811 ; Lxvi. 328, (App. 482.)»——1813 ; LX VIII. 447, 


(App. 753-) 

Estimate of probable expense of the Asylum; 1809; Lxrv. 338, P. (App. 441.)——1810; Lxv. 377, P. (App. 527.)——1811 ; 
LXVI. 328, (App. 481.)-—1812; Lxvil. 262, (App. 583.)——1813 ; uxvitt. 447, (App. 693.)——1815; Lxx. 160, P. 
(App. 491.)}-——1816 ; Lx x1. 295, (P. 295,) (App. 553-) 1817; Lxx11. 258, (App. 502.) 


Comparison of estimates and bills made out for the buildings and repairs of the Asylum; Lx111. 256, (App. 805.) 





Account of money issued for use of the Asylum to Samuel Thornton, Esq.; Lx1v. 338, Pp. (App. 436.) 


Copies and extracts of original documents-referred to in account of receipts and expenditure of money issued for ditto; Lx1v. 338, P. 
(App. 438.) 

Account of increase of establishment, or alteration inthe pay of the officers, since January 1808 ; LxIv. 359,'P. (App. 659.) 

Regulations for the establishment and government of the Asylum ; Lx1v. 394, (P. 400,) (App. 659.) 

Copy of Resolution of the Commissioners for the Asylum, on 25 June 1816 ; Lx x1. 523, P. (App. 553-) 


Number of children of the establishment volunteered for the Nayy; and number of children admitted, into the Asylum since 
2 August 1816; Lxx11. 270, (App. 504.) 


Naval Enquiry : 


Reports of Commissioners of Naval Enquiry ; First (Naval Storekeepers at Jamaica); Lv11r. 407, P. Second (Chest at Chatham) ; 
LVIII. 477, P- Third (Block and Coopers Contracts); Lv111. 500, p——Fourth (Prize Agency); Lvutt. 615, P. 
Fifth (Sixpenny Office); tv1i1. 687, p.-——Sixth (Plymouth and Woolwich Yards); Lx. 254, P. Seventh (Naval 
Hospital at East Stonehouse); Lx. 405, P. Eighth (Victualling Department at Plymouth); 11x. 422, p——Ninth 
(Plymouth Yard); Lx. 7, p——Tenth (Treasurer of the Navy); Lx. 52, P. Eleventh (Navy Bills); Lx. 130, p.——— 
Twelfth (Purchases of Hemp, &amp;c.); Lx1. 9, P. Thirteenth (Contracts for victualling Sick Prisoners) ; Lx1. 306, P.—— 
Fourteenth (Greenwich Hospital) ; Lx1. 463, P. 























Copy of letter from Lord Melville to the Commissioners of Naval Enquiry, dated 28 March 1805 ; and of proceedings had thereupon 
or answer thereto; Lx. 190, P. 


Copies of precepts issued by the Commissioners to the Treasurer of the Navy on 10 and 17 July 1804, and correspondence ; Lx. 219, P. 
Further correspondence on the subject of the Eleventh Report ; 220, p. 


Copy of letter from Navy Board to Admiralty, inclosing Memorial in answer to Third Report of the Commissioners on Naval Enquiry ; 
LX. 497- 


Copies of correspondence between the Admiralty and the Commissioners respecting Sir Home Popham’s papers; date of the return of 
such papers ; and copy of Evidence taken before the Commissioners relating thereto; Lx.119, P. 135, P- 


Naval Hospitals :—See infra, 3481. 


Naval Revision : 
Copy of commission for regulating the civil affairs of the Navy, passed the Great Seal 8 January 1805; Lx. 40, (P. 47.) 


Reports of the Commissioners of Naval Revision; First (Dock Yard Offices ;).4x1. 26, P. Second (Dock Yards); Lx1. 202, P.—— 
Third (Education of Shipwrights and construction of Ships); Lx1. 548, P.——Fourth (Navy Office.) —Fifth (Foreign Yards.)— 
Sixth (Out Ports.) —Seventh (Naval Hospitals.)—Ninth (‘Transport Office.) —Tenth (Victualling Office.) —Eleventh (Victualling 
Establishments.) —Twelfth (Victualling Yards Abroad.)—Thirteenth (Transport Board); Lx1v. 99,.(P.195-) (Order for printing 
discharged; Reports to be printed without the Appendix, 201.) 


Account. particularly specifying the several items composing the sums stated as the expense of the Commission on Civil Affairs of the 
Navy; together with all expenses hitherto paid, incurred, or allowed by the Commissioners, between 8 January 1805 and 
. 27 March 1806 ; Lx. 177, (P. 178,) (App. 720.) 


Naval Stores : 


Account of Naval Stores imported from Russia; 1800; Lv1.46.——1801; Lv11. 98.——-1802 ; LVIII. 144.——1803 ; L1x.67.—— 
: 1804; Lx. 10. 1805; Lx. 27. —-1806; Lx11. 59, 605.——1807; Lx111. 39.——1808 ; LxIv. 9.——-1809 ;" LXV. 24. 
——1810; LXVI. 99.——1811;  LxVII. 30. 1812; LXV. 139.——1814; LxX. 13.—1815; Lxx1I. 11.——1816; 

LXXII. 22. 1817; Lxxi11.'26.——1818; LXXxIVv. 35. 

















3484, Copies 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 105 


Naval Stores—continued. 





3484. Copies of correspondence relative to preventing the exportation of gunpowder, salt petre, and Naval Stores; Lv111. 395, P. (App. 1000.) 
3485. Copy of Order in Council prohibiting exportation, or carrying coastwise, of gunpowder, &amp;c. dated 6 April 1803; Lv111. 404, P. 


(App. 1001.) 


3486. Ditto - - - prohibiting exportation of pig iron, bar iron, hemp, and other Naval Stores, dated 11 May 1803; xvutr. 404, P. 


(App. 1001.) 


3487. Ditto - - « for permitting ships and vessels trading to Africa to take on board and export gunpowder, &amp;c. dated 11 May 1803 ; 


LVIIL. 404, P. (App. 1002.) 
Naval Storekeepers :—Sce supra, 3475. 


Navigation, Inland, Ireland: 


3488. Estimate for Inland Navigation, Ireland; 1814; Ltx1rx. 376, (App. 634.)}——1815; Lxx. 372, (App. §98.)———-1816;  Lxxr. 336, 
(App. 665.)——1817 ; Lx x11. 179, (App. 601 ;) 404.1818 ; Lx x11. 245, (App. 534.)——-1819 ; LX XIV. 512, (P.577,) 


(App. 738.)——-1820; Lx xv. 314, (App. 578.) 








Estimates for the establishments of public Navigations in Ireland ; 1818; 


LXXIII. 245, (App. §38.)——1819; LXxIVv. 512, (P. 577,) (App. 742.1820 ; Lx xv. 314, (App. 582.) 


3489. Account of disposition of sums granted for the Inland Navigation of Ireland; 1802 ; (Ordered, Lv111. 624, but not presented. ——-1803 ; 
LIX. 32, (P. 41,) (App. 498.)—— 1804; Lx. 424, P. (App. 949.)——1805; LX1. 437, (P. 516.)———-1807 ; LXIII. 473, P. 


(App. 936.)———-1808 ; LxIv. 212, (P. 221,) (App. 697.) 





1811; LXVII. 244, P. (App. 885.) 


3490. Reports of Directors General of Inland Navigation in Ireland, to the Lord Lieutenant; Lx1v. 272, 291, P.—Lx v1. 366, P.—LxvilI. 365, 
(Pp. 489.) —LXVII. 540, (P. 542.) —LX VIII. 287, (P. 300,) 335, P- 447, (P- 569.) —LXXI. 340, P. 


3491. Account of the Directors General and other Officers of Inland Navigation in Ireland; also, account of expenses in purchasing houses, &amp;c. ; 


LIx. 363. 


3492. Copy of correspondence between the Directors of Inland Navigation and the Grand Canal Company of Ireland ; (Ordered, L1x. 401, 


but not presented, till) Lx. 9, 355. 


3493. Account of different sums expended, or ordered to be expended, in the Port of Dublin, by the Directors of the Inland Navigation ; 


LxI. 516, P. 


3494. Copy of orders issued by the Lord Lieutenant to the Directors General respecting Inland Navigation; Lx1v. 272. 


3495. Copy of correspondence between the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and the Home Secretary, relative to Inland Navigation; LxIv. 291, P. 
3496, Copies of opinions in the cases of the creditors and loan debenture creditors; Lxv1t. 365, (P. 489.) 

3497. Copies of correspondence and papers respecting Inland Navigation in Ireland; ~txvitt. 287, (P. 300.) 

3498. Estimate of proposed additional allowance to the Chairman of the Board of Inland Navigation in Ireland; Lxrx. 3°76, P. (App. 634.) 
3499. Account of money received by the Directors General of Inland Navigation in Ireland, on account of the Royal’Canal ; Lx xt. 522. 
3500. Copy of communication from the Directors General of Inland Navigation in Ireland to the Right honourable Robert Peel, dated 


10 March 1818; Lxx111. 316, (P. 321.) 
See supra, 1105-1110. 3006, 3007. 


Navy: 


KEY to the various Sulyects of the Accounts and JPaperg, Constituting the subsequent Head 
Navy : 


RTE LT TOT be ON STEELE SRE EE ey ORT OR OU oer rer ay oe. | eR 


Admiralty Office; 3662. 3670. 3680. 

Admiralty Warrant; 3623. . 
Affidavit; 3657, 3658. 

Ajax and Achille; 3613. 

American Station; 3647. 3652, 3653. 3656. 
Application of Money; 3612. 

Apprentices ; 3552- 3577- 3579- 

Appropriation of Sums; 3612. — 

Army, co-operating with; 3673. 

Artificers in the Dock Yards; 3552. 3576. 


Bartholomew, D. E.; 4014, 4015. 

Bills accepted or paid; 3592. 3639. 3671. 
Blocks; 3570. 

Breaking up of Ships; 3605. 

Breakwater at Plymouth; 3879-3881. 
Buenos Ayres Prize Money; 3644, 3645. 


Building of Ships; 3502, 3503. 3528-3532- 3534-3537. 


3542-3546. 3684. 


Canada and North American Station; 3647. 3652, 3653. 3656. 


3664. 
Canvas; 3569. 
Charge, amount of; 3685. 
Chelsea Hospital; 3622. 
Circe; 3609. 
Civil Affairs of the Navy; 3480. 
Clerks (Captains’ Clerks); 3677. 
Cochrane, Lord; 3659. 
Commissioners of Enquiry ; 3475-3479. 
Revision ; 3480-3482. 
Comptroller of the Navy; 3595. 
Contract, Building by; 3537. 3543- 3545- 
Co-operation of Army and Navy; 3673. 
Contingencies; 3680. 
Copper; 3570. 
Court Martial; 3625. 3627, 3628. 
Cydnus and Eurotas; 3546. 





Debt (Navy Debt) ; 3504. 

Deductions; 3668. 

Defence of the Country (Naval); 3588. 
Deptford Yard; 3536. 

Discoveries in Navigation; 3506-3511. 
Distribution of Ships; 352%. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


Dock Yards, Royal; 3529. 3576. 3577- 3682. 3728. 
Private, or Merchants’; 3529. 3538-3541. 3545+ 








3650. 
Drake, William; 1959, 1960. 


East India Company; 3539- 
———_——_———— Service; 3639. 
Shipping; 3646. 
Enquiry, Commissioners of ; 3475-3479. 
Enterprize; 3593- 

Estimates; 3501-3504. 

Eurotas; 3546. 

Extraordinary of the Navy; 3502. 
Establishments, Naval; 3679. 
——————_—_——- Civil; 3682, 3683. 


Fees received; 3678. 
Frigates; 3515-3518. 3526-3528. 3606. 


Gambier, Lord; 3626. 

Grants unapplied; 3594. 

Greenwich Chest; 2740-2742. 
Hospital; 2743-2758. 

Guerritre Frigate; 3582, 3583. 


Half Pay; 3586. 

Hamond, Sir Andrew; 3601. 
Harvey, Admiral; 3623. 
Helena, St.; 2782. 5016. 
Hemp; 3552. 

Hired armed Ships; 3649. 


Iron and Iron Wares; 3571, 3572. 


Java Frigate; 3581. 3583, 3584. 
Jeffery, Robert; 3628. 3637. 
Jellicoe, Adam; 3604. 


King’s Yards; 3529. 3576, 3577- 3682. 3728., 
Lake, Captain Warwick; 3628. 3637. 

Letters and Correspondence ; 3595-3598. 3607. 
Lieutenants ; 3599. 

Longitude; 3507-3511. 

Lunatic Asylum; 3660. 

Macedonian Frigate; 3582, 3583. 


Manning the Navy; 3585. 
Marines; 3301. 3587. 3663, 3664. 





Masters ; 
Dd 








106 - ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 









Navy :—Key to the various Suljects, constituting the subsequent Head Navy—continued. 


Masters and Commanders; 3599. 

Memorials; 3640. 3654. 

Merchant Yards; 3529. 3538-3541. 3545. 3650. 
Ships; 4520-4590. 

Muster Book ; 3581-3583. 


Narcissus ; 3609. 

Naples Prize Money; 3672. 

Naval Force, additional; 3600. 

Prize Accounts; 3678. 3681. 

Services; 3594. 3624. 

——- Stores; 3483-3487. 

Navy, Victualling and Transport Bills; 3475. 3603. 3643. 
Board ; 3589. 3661. 














—— Office, Navy Pay Office; 3662. 3669, 3670. 3680. 


3686-3691. 


Oak Timber, &amp;c.: 3553-3554. 
Officers, commissioned; 3586. 


Old Stores; 3566. 3573, 3574- 
Ordinary of the Navy; 3501. 3611. 


Pallas; 3609. 

Patent, Navy; 3505. 

Pay; 3640. 3675. 

Pay, additional; 3616. 3619. 

Paymaster of Marines; 3620-3622. 3648. 
Planks ; 3553-3564. 

Popham, Sir Home; 4002-4025. 

Pelham and Montague Packets; 3651. 
Post Captains of the Navy; 3514. 

Post Office Packets ; 3651. 

Prices for Buildings and Repairs; 3535. 3543- 3615. 
Prize Ships admitted to Registry; 4154. 
Promotions; 3599. 

Prompte and Psyche Frigates; 3652, 3653. 
Pursers; 3676, 3677. _ 


Quarantine; 3665. 


Red Sea, Purchases and Rations; 3590, 3591. 

Repairs of the Navy; 3502, 3503. 3535- 3547-3551- 

of the Romney, Sensible. &amp;c.; 4002. 4006. 4010. 
Revision, Commissioners of ; 3480-3482. 

Richards, Lieutenant ; 3641. 

Riga Sticks ; 3558. 

Rochefort Squadron; 3617, 3618. 

Romney and Sensible; 4002. 4006. 4010. 





Navy : 


Sawyer; Viee Admiral; -3647.---~/ 0 4s otk 

Salaries ; 3675. 3680. 

Sandfleet and Fort Lillo; 3631. ‘ 

Scheldt Expedition ; 3629, 3630. 3632-3634. 3636. 

Seamen, Number of; 3587. 

Seamen’s Wages; 3602. 

Sensible and Romney; 4002. 4006. 4010. 

Seventy-four Gun Ships; 3530. 3601. 

Ships and Vessels of War; 3519. 3684. 

paid off; 3606. 

in Commission; 3512-3524. 

in Ordinary; 3515. 3525- 3580. 3608. 3614. 

—— launched ; 3526, 3527. 3534- 3538-3541. 

Ship building ; 3502, 3503. 3528. 3532. 3534- 3537- 3542- 
_ 3546. 3684. 

Shipkeepers ; 3580. 

Shipwrights, Shipbuilders; 3544. 3552. 3576, 3577-3579- 

Shipwrecks; 3674. 

Slips for Ship building; 3532, 3533- 











Spars; 3552. 


Spirits; 3610. 

Stone; 3575. 

Stores and Store Ships ; 3558-3560. 3565-3568. 3573, 3574- 
3638. 

Strachan, Sir Richard; 3618. 3632, 3633. 

Sums voted on Estimate; 3680. 3683. 


Tanner, Benjamin; 3642. 
Thompson, Sir, T. B.; 2748. 
Timber ; 3553-3564. 

Tomlinson, Nicholas; 3642. 
Tonnage; 3609. 

Trade, Protection of; 3654; 3655. 
Transports; 4994-5018. 

Treasurer of the Navy; 2549. 3475- 


‘Tucker, Benjamin; 3596. 


Vestal, &amp;c.; 3609. 
Victualling Contracts, &amp;e.; 3580. 3610. 3662. 3666, 3667. 
3670. 3682. 


Walcheren Expedition ; 3629, 3630. 3632-3634. 3636. 
Warrant Officers ; 3586. 

Widows ; 3658. 

Wounded Officers; 3668. 


Yeo, Sir James; 4642. 





3501. Estimate of the Ordinary of the Navy; 1801; Lv1.35, (App. '707.)——For January, February, and March ; 1802; tvr1. 12, 


(App. 684.) 





LX1. 17, (App. 610.) 





For April and May; 1802; Lvit. 215, (App. 793-) 
LVII. 550, (App. 986.)———1803 5, Lv111. 68, (App. 728.) 





For June 1802; Lvi1. 440, (App. 926.)——1802 ; 
1804; LIX. 20. 1805; Lx. 12, (App. 542.) —— 1806; 








3503. 


3504. 


1807; Lxi1. 16, 614, (App. 429.) —— 1808; Lx111. 36, (App. 589.) —— 1809; Lx1Vv. 33, 
(App. 431.)——-1810; LXv. 305, P. 344, P. (App. 523.) 1811; Lxvi. 116, P. (App. 477.) ——1812; Lxvil. 110, P. 
(App. 579.)——1813; LXVIII. 171, P. (App. 689.)——1814; Lx1x. 188, P. (App. 535.)——1815 5 Lxx.213, P. (App.493.) 
——1816; Lxx1. 98, Pp. (Order for printing discharged ; Estimate withdrawn, another, presented, 135,) (P. 136,) (App. 545.) 

1817; Lxx1t1. 88, Pp. (App. 493.).——1818 ; Lx x11. 75, P. (App.441.)&gt;——1819; Lxx1v. 186, p.(App. 657.)——1820; 
LXXV. 199, P. (App. 497.) 





Estimate of sum necessary for buildings and repairs of ships and other extra works; 1801; Lv1.35, (App. 707-)——1802; LV11,550, 





(App. 987.) —— 1803 ; Lviir. 68, (App. 728.) ———. 1804; L1x. 21, (App. 457.) 1805; Lx. 12, (App. 542.) — 1806; 
LX1. 17, (App. 610.)——-1807 ; Lx11. 67, 614, (App. 429.)——1808; Lx111. 36, (App. 589.) 1809 ; Lx1v.33, (App. 431.) 

1810; LXV. 305, Pp. (App. 524.)-——1811; Lxvi. 116, Pp. (App. 477.)——1812; LXvII. 110, P. (App. 580.)——=18 113 ;x 
LXVIII. 171, P. (App. 690.) ——— 1814; Ux1x, 188, Pp. (App. 536.) —— 1815; Lxx. 213, p. (App. 494.)—— 1816; uxx1. 
104, P. (App. 546.) ——1817; ~xxrt, 88, Pp. (App. 494.)——1818; LXXx1II. 75, P. (App. 442.) 1819; Lxxiv. 186, P. 
(App. 657.)——-1820; Lxxv. 199, P. (App. 497.) 





Account of total charges incurred for building, rebuilding, and repairs of ships of war in 1791, 1792, and 1793 ; and in 1817, 1818, and 


1819; Lxxv. 280, P. (App. 594.) 


Estimate of debt of His Majesty’s Navy; On 31 December 1800; Lv1. 35, (App. '711.)——-30 September 1801; Lvir. 11, (App. 683.) 





31 December 1801; tvir. 81, p. (App. '716.)——31 December 1802 ; Lvrit. 482, (App. 1142.)——-31 December 1804 ; 
Lx. 30, (App. 682.)——-31 December 1805 ; Lx1. 26, (App. 617.) 30 September 1806; 1x11,67, (App. 433.)——31 De- 
cember 1806 ; (Ordered, Lx11. 665, but not presented.)}——-31 December 1807 ; (Ordered, Lx111. 32, but not presented. —— 
31 December 1808 ; Lx1v. 47, (App. 435.)————31 December 1809 ; (Ordered, Lxv.19, but not presented. —31 December 
1810; (Ordered, LXV1.101, but: not presented.)}——--31 December 1811 ; (Ordered, Lxv11. 26, but not presently 31 De- 
cember 1814; LXX. 11, P. (App. 491.)———31 December 1815; (Ordered, Lx x1. 16, but not presented.) ——31 December 
1816 ; (Orvlered, LXX11. 34, but not presented..——31 December 1817 ; (Ordered, LXx111. 21, but not presented.\—31_De- 
cember 1818; (Ordered, LXXIV. 40, but not! presented.)——31 December 1819 ; (Ordered, Lxxv. 18, 133, but not presented.) 








Copy of Navy Patent, dated 23 November 1801; Lv1ir. 99. 


3506. Account of money issued by the Trustees of His Majesty’s Navy, per Act 36 Geo. III, for Discoveries in Navigation ; Lv111. 592. 


3507. Account of money disbursed by the Commissioners of Longitude ; (Ordered, Lx. 406, but ndt presented.) 


3508. Account of money issued by the Treasurer of the Navy, per Act 43 Geo. III, relative to the discovery of the longitude; (Ordered, 


Lx. 406, but not presented.) 


3509. Account of - - - ditto; Lx1. 205, (App. 772.)’ 

3510. Accountof - - - ditto; Lxx. 195, (App. 573.) 

3511. Account of - - - ditto, in pursuance of Act 46 Geo. III, respecting the discovery of the longitude; Lxx. 293, (App. 573.) 

3512. Account, showing the number and nature of His Majesty’s ships and vessels in commission at various periods ; LIX. 194, P. (Accouat 


3513. 
3514. 
3515. 





withdrawn, and another presented, 228, pv.) (App. 704.) 


List of ships in commission, with amount of their first cost; (Ordered, Lx. 276, but not presented.) 
Return of number of ships and vessels in commission commanded by Post Captains, &amp;e.; Lx. 315, P- 
Account of line-of-battle ships and frigates in commission, and in ordinary at theseveral Ports, in January 1793 ; Lx. 322, (P. 323.) 


3516. Account 








3516. 
3517. 
3518. 


3519. 
3520. 
3521. 


3522. 
3523. 
3524. 
3525. 
3526. 


3527. 
3528. 
3529. 


3536. 
3537. 


3539. 


3545. 
3546. 
3547. 
3548. 
3549. 


3557. 
3558. 


3559. 


3560. 
3561. 


3562. 
3563. 


3569. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—coniéinued. 107 








Navy—continued. " 
Account of line-of-battle ships and frigates in commission, and in ordinary at the several Ports, on 1‘January 1794; LX.'329, (&gt;. 923.) 
Account of number of line-of-battle ships and frigates, of each rate, in commission in 1805; Lx. 323, P. 


Account of line-of-battle ships and frigates in commission on 31 December of each year, from 1794 to 1798; and at several other 
periods ; LX. 323, P. : 


Accounts, showing tonnage and number of ships and vessels in His Majesty’s Navy; Lx. 395, (P. 419.) 
Account of number of line-of-battle ships in commission on 1 October 1801 ; Lx. 395, (P. 419;) 408, (P. 419.) 


Account of number of ships of war of the different classes respectively in commission in 1785, 1786, and 1787; Lx1x. 374, Pp. 
(App. 670.) 


Account of the general distribution of ships in commission in 1785, 1786, and 1787; Lx1x. 374, P. (App. 670.) 

Account of number of ships in commission on 25 March 1784 and 25 March 1816; Lx x1. 284. 

Return of number of ships and vessels of war in commission on 1 February 1797, 1813, 1815, and 1817 ; LX x11. 194, P. (App. 626.) 
Account of number of ships in ordinary in 1785, 1786, and 1787 ; Lx1x. 374, P. (App. 670.) 


Account of line-of-battle ships and frigates launched between 1 January 1793 and 18 February 1801, and several other periods; 
LX. 322, (P. 323.) 


Account of - - - ditto launched between 1 January 1783 and 31st December 1792; Lx. 322, (P. 323.) 
List of ships of the line and frigates building on 18 February 1801 ; Lx. 323, P. 


Account of ships and vessels ordered to be built in the King’s yards, and contracted for in Merchants yards, between 18 February 1801 
and 30 April 1805; Lx. 323, P. 


Copies of correspondence between the Admiralty and Navy Boards, on the subject of building 74-gun ships in January 1803 and 1805; 
LX. 323, P. 


List of ships of the line and frigates building or ordered to be built on 15 May 1804; Lx. 323, P. 

Account showing the number of building slips in each Dock Yard on 1 January 1804; Lx. 323, P. 

Ditto - - - ditto - - - on 1 January 1804 and 1 January 1805 ; Lx. 395, (P. 410.) 

List of ships launched from His Majesty’s Dock Yards between 1 January 1793 and 31 December 1804; Lx. 395, (P. 419.) 


Lists, letters, and statements respecting the building of ships, the prices of repairs, and other matters relating thereto; Lx. 395, 
(P. 4195) 408, (P. 419.) 


Statement of particulars for building a ship of 74-guns, in Deptford Yard, in January 1800 and 1805; Lx1. 219, P. 
List of ships of the line ordered to be built by contract, from 1783 to 16 May 1805; Lx1. 219, P. 


Return of ships of the line launched from the private yards in the Thames for His Majesty’s service, in each year from 1770; 
LXVIII. 317. 


Ditto - - - in the Thames for the East India Company; Lxvitt. 312. 

Return of ships and vessels now in His Majesty’s service launched from private yards in the Thames, &amp;c.; LXVIII. 404. 

Ditto - - - (not East Indiamen) launched in the Thames for the Merchants service, in each year from 1770; LXVIII. 473, (P. 536.) 
Ditto - - - of frigates, sloops and smaller vessels, built since 1793 ; (Ordered, Lx1x. 172, but not presented.) 

Contract prices per ton for ships of the line built in Merchants yards, from 1793 to 1813; LXIx. 215, P. 

Copy of correspondence between the Commissioners of the Navy and sundry Shipbuilders, in 1805; Lx1x. 215, Pp. 

List of ships of the line built in private yards or by contract, from 1 January 1793 to 31 December 1813 ; LXx1x. 215, P. 

Account of expense of building and fitting for sea the frigates Cydnus and Eurotas; tx x1. 283. 

Account of sums paid for repairs of certain ships; Lx. 395, (P. 419;) 436, (P. 460.) 

List of ships of the line and frigates repaired between 1 October 1801 and 15 May 1804; Lx. 443, (P. 460.) 


Copies of directions from the Admiralty to the Navy Board, for repairs of His Majesty’s ships, between 1 October 1801 and March 1803; 
(Ordered, Lx. 460, but not presented.) 


Copies of - - - ditto, between 1 October 1801 and March 1803, and other Papers relating to ships of war; Lx1. 5, (P. 6.) 

Account of ships repaired in Merchants yards between 14 May 1804 and 6 March 1806; Lx1. 231, P. 

Other Accounts and Papers relating to ships of war, hemp and spars, shipwrights, apprentices, and artificers ; LxX1. 231, P. 

Account of quantity of timber and plank used in His Majesty’s Navy, from 1 January 1780 to 31 December 1801 ; Lv11. 500, (App. 960.) 
Account of stock of timber desirable or necessary to be kept in the respective yards for the use of the Navy; Lv11. 500, (App. 960.) 
Account of contract prices for timber and plank paid by the Commissioners of the Navy since 1770; Lvi1. 500, (App..961.) 


Copies of letters and papers received by the Navy Board from the Officers of the Dock Yards, showing the quality of timber imported 
from the Continent in 1802 ; Lx. 323, P. 


Copies of - - - ditto, between March 1803 and May or June 1804, touching the quantity of timber in store; Lx. 323, P. 
Account of number of Riga sticks in store in His Majesty’s Dock Yards, from 25 March 1785 to 25 March 1805; Lx. 355, (P. 460.) 


Accounts, Order, Reports, &amp;c. respecting the stock on hand, and the supplies and contracts for timber at various periods; Lx. 395, 
(P. 4193) 408, (P. 4193) 436, (. 460.) 


Account of English oak timber received into store in each year from 1 January 1793 to June 1805; LX. 443, (P. 460.) 


Copies of correspondence betweeen the Admiralty and Navy Boards, respecting the supplies of oak timber from 1 January to 15 May 
1804; LX. 443, (P. 460.) 


Copies of letters, representations, and other papers relating to timber; (Ordered, ix. 461, but not presented.) 


Accounts of quantities of oak timber purchased by the Commissioners of the Navy and the Board of Ordnance, from 1756 to 1813; 
(Ordered, Lx1x. 189, but not presented.) 


Copy of offers of oak timber made to the Navy Board within the last seven years; Lx X. 185, Pp. (App. 875.) 


Account of principal articles of Naval Stores in the King’s Yards on 18 February 1801, 8 March 1803, 15 May 1804, and 30 April 
1805; LX. 323, P. 


Account of sums received by the sale of old stores and for Droits of Admiralty, from 1 January 1793; Lx. 422, (P. 460.) 
Copies of letters and returns relating to stores ; (Ordered, ux. 461, but not presented.) 


Account of tonnage of stores shipped from Deptford and Woolwich Yards for the supply of out-ports, &amp;c.; (Ordered, Lx. 461, but not 
presented.) 


Copies of correspondence and other papers relating to canvas; (Ordered, Lx. 461, but not presented.) 
3570. Copies 











108 


3570. 
3571, 


3572. 
3573. 
3574. 


3575. 
3576. 


3577. 


3578. 
3579. 


3581. 


3583. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





Navy—continued. 
Copies of letters and papers relating to copper and blocks ; (Ordered, Lx. 461, but not presented.) 


Account of quantity of iron and iron wares furnished for the Navy and for the Victualling Office, by contract, during 1804 and 180g ; 
LXI. 300, P. (App. 787.) 


Account of quantity and value of iron purchased for the use of the Navy for the last six years; Lx1. 242, Pp. (App. 787.) 
Account of total annual produce arising from the sale of old Naval stores in 1810; Lxvi. 101, (P,393,) (App. 480.) 
Account of total produce arising from the sale of old Naval and Victualling stores in 1811 ; LXVII. 481, (App. 585.) 


Estimate of granite and other stone purchased by the Navy Board, from 1 January 1810 to 1 January 1819; Lxx1v. 336, (P. 424,) 
(App: 1134.) 


Account of number of shipwrights and artificers employed in His Majesty’s Dock Yards on 1 March 1801, 1803, and 1804; 
LIx. 209, P. (Order for printing discharged, and account withdrawn, 213; Another presented, 228, P.) (App.'705.) 


Accounts, letters, and representations, respecting the number of shipwrights and apprentices employed in the various yards, and other 
matters relating to them; Lx. 395, (P. 419 ;) 408, (P. 419.) 


Copies of directions and other papers, relating to shipwrights ; (Ordered, Lx. 460, but not presented.) 
Further Accounts relating to shipwrights and apprentices ; (Ordered, Lx. 493, but not presented.) 


Statement of rates at which the officers and shipkeepers in ordinary and men were victualled in 1813, 1814, and 1815; and Estimate 
for 1816; LXXI. 257. 


Copy of return from the last Muster Book of the Java frigate; txvr11. 428. 
Copy of last returns of crews of the Guerritrre and Macedonian frigates ; (Ordered, Lxv111. 407. Order discharged, 454.) 


Account, showing the number of crews of the Guerritrre, Macedonian, and Java frigates, specifying the number of new raised men on 
board the Java frigate; Lxvi11. 460. 


Account of proceedings of the court martial held on 23 April 1813, on the officers and crew of the Java; Lxvi1ts 468. 


Account of money remaining in the Treasury of Ireland, of sum granted in 1795, for raising men for manning the fleet; 
LVII. 520, P. 


Estimate of proposed increase of half-pay to commission officers, and of additional pay to warrant officers, for six months, commencing 
1 July 1802 ; Lvi1. 570, (App. 993-) 


Account of number of seamen and marines in His Majesty’s service, so far as the same can be made up ; LIx. 194, P. (App. 704;) 
257, P. (App. 704.) 


Estimate of expense that has been and will be incurred in consequence of orders given by the Lords of the Admiralty for increasing 
the Naval Defence of the country, since 15 May 1804; LIx. 352, (App. 768.) 


Copy of Report of the Navy Board, of 20 February 1804; Lx. 65, ?. 

Account of rations for each man per diem for the squadrons in the Red Sea; Lx. 135, P. 

Account, showing rates of exchange at which the bills drawn for the said squadron were negociated ; Lx. 145, P. 
Copies of letters from the Navy Board to the Admiralty, respecting the acceptance of bills; Lx. 173, P. 

Extract of Muster Book of the ship Enterprize; Lx. 173, P. 


Account of sum remaining unapplied of the grant for Naval Services for 1800, on 1 September in that year, &amp;c. ; also a like Account 
for 1801; Lx, 293, P. (App. 837.) 


Copy of letter from the Comptroller of the Navy to the Admiralty, dated 22 April 1805; Lx. 220, P. 

Copy of letter from Benjamin Tucker, Esq. to the Secretary of the Admiralty, dated 24 April 1805 ; Lx. 220, P.. 

Copy of letter from the Navy Board to the Admiralty, dated 5 April 1805; Lx. 227, Pp. 

Copy of two letters, dated 4 May, to the Admiralty, on the subject of Mr. Tucker's letter, dated 24 April 1805; Lx. 246, P. 


Return of number of persons promoted to the rank of Lieutenant, of Lieutenants to the rank of Master and Commander, and of Com- 
manders to Post Captains, from 1 January 1793; Lx. 315, P- 


Account of additional Naval Force ordered to be provided between 15 and 30 May 1804; Lx. 323, P. 
Copies of letters between Sir A. Hammond and Earl St. Vincent, dated 28 and 29 December 1802; Lx. 343, (P. 344.) 


Account of sums due by the Commissioners of the Navy, on account of sums advanced by collectors in Ireland for seamen’s wages ; 
LX. 174. 


Account of names of parties into whose names the Navy, Victualling, and Transport Bills, funded in 1794, 1795, and 1796, were written 
up at the Bank ; Lx. 364, Pp. (App. 895.) 


Account of date of the Warrant of Treasury issued to be laid before His Majesty, in consequence of Minute 29 May 1800, respecting the 
deficiency of Adam Jellicoe; Lx. 366. 


.. Copy of minutes and proceedings of the Board of Admiralty upon inspecting the Dock Yards, and of letters from the Navy Board to 


the Admiralty, respecting the breaking up of ships or vessels; Lx. 395, (P. 419;) 408, (P. 419.) 
List of ships of the line and frigates paid off between 1 October 1801 and 8 March 1803; Lx. 443, (P. 460.) 


Copy of Navy Board’s letter to the Secretary of the Admiralty, dated 15 November 1802, inclosing a copy of their Lordships Minute 
of 16 October 1802; Lx. 450, P. 


Copies of directions on the subject of laying up His Majesty's ships in ordinary ; (Ordered, ux. 460, but not presented.) 
Statement showing the tonnage and force of His Majesty’s ships Vestal, Narcissus, Circe, and Pallas ; (Ordered, x.461, but not presented.) 


Account of contracts for spirits, and prices at which they were made, entered into by the Victualling Board, from 5 July 1803 to 
5 January 1806; Lx1. 48, P. (App. 639.) : 


ps” interded application of sum of £.20,000, forming an item of the ordinary estimate of the Navy for 1806; Lx1. 151, P. 
App. 718.) 


Account showing in what manner the sum of £.1,068,469. was appropriated; Lx1. 365, Pp. (App. 729.) 


Statement showing the defective or improper workmanship and materials in the ships Ajax and Achille; with several drawings ; 
LXI. 219, P. 


Account of line-of-battle ships and frigates in ordinary on 1 October 1801 ; LXx1. 230, P. 
Copy of Schedule of prices delivered by the Merchant builders to the Navy Board in January and February 1805 ; Lx. 230, P. 
Estimate of increased expense arising from the additional pay to be allowed to the Navy; Lx1. 248, (App. 792.) 


Copies of orders _ directions given by the Admiralty for relieving ships off Rochefort, and other Papers relating to that subject ; 
Lx111. 176, P. 


List of ships under the orders of Rear-Admiral Sir Richard Strachan on 1 December 1807, 1 January, and 1 February 1808.—Several 
other Papers relating to Sir Richard Strachan’s squadron ; Lx111. 176, P. 


3619. Copy 


ACCOUNTS: AND PAPERS—continued. 109 


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3619. 


3621. 


3649. 


3651. 


3652. 


3653. 


3654. 


Navy—continued. 


Copy of an the Admiralty to direct the increase of pay of the Royal Navy, dated April 1806; uxm1. 335, P. 
(App. 885 


Account of sums paid by the Paymaster of the Royal Marines, from 1800 to 1809, on account of widows pensions ; LXIV. 196. 
Account of sums stopped from the Royal Marines by the Paymaster of that corps, from 1800 to 1809 ; LxIv. 196. 

Ditto - - - received from Chelsea Hospital by the Paymaster of the Royal Marines; Lx1v. 196. 

Copy of warrant to the Marshal of the Admiralty to take into bis Custody Rear Admiral Harvey; ix1v. 214. 

Account of particulars of amount of monies paid for Naval Services ; (Ordered, Lx1v. 414, but not presented till) Lxv. 377. 
Copy of sentence of court martial held on board the Gladiator, commencing 23 July 1809; Lxv. 17. 


Copy of order of the Lords of the Admiralty for the trial of Lord Gambier, dated 5 June 1809, and of letter of Secretary to the 
Admiralty, dated 29 May 1809, addressed to Lord Cochrane; xv. 25. 


Copy of oath administered to witnesses at Naval courts martial ; 3 LXV. 45, (P. 87.) . 
Copy of minutes of court martial on the Honourable Warwick Lake, late Captain of the Ulysses; xv. 122, P 


Copy of communications from the Admiralty, or the three Naval Lords, in answer to queries relative to the sepstiton to the Sel 
LXV. 129, P 


Copy of letter from Lord Castlereagh to the Lords of the Admiralty, containing instructions for issuing orders to the Naval Commander 
in the Scheldt; txv. 116, P. 


Copy of minute of the Board of Admiralty, dated 19 June 1809, respecting the practicability of effecting a landing between Sandfleet 
and Fort Lillo; txv. 137, P- 


Copy of letter from Rear Admiral Otway to Sir Richard John Strachan, dated 19 August 1809; Lxv. 188, P. 
Copy of letter from Rear Admiral Sir R. J. Strachan to the HonourableWilliam Wellesley Pole, dated 14 September 1809 ; Lxv. 188, P. 
Copy of letter from ditto to John Barrow, dated 15 March 1810; txv. 188, P. 


Account of Transports reported to the Quarter Master General, or Commander in Chief at Walcheren, for the reception of the sick, 
between 1 September and 10 October 1809; Lxv. 199, P 


Answer of Sir Richard G. Keats to certain questions proposed to him relative to the expedition to the Scheldt; uxv.197, P 


Copies of correspondence between the Admiralty and Sir Alexander Cochrane, touching the conduct of Captain Lake on landing 
Robert Jeffery on the island of Sombrero; Lxv. 290, P. 


List of King’s ships employed as store ships under the Commissioners of the Navy ; Lxv. 339, P. (App. 730.) 


Account of bills paid by order of the Navy or Victualling Boards in 1807, 1808, and 1809, on account of Naval services in the East 
Indies; Lxv. 442, (e. 447,) (App. 717.) 


Copies of letters sent to the Admiralty from Naval officers serving abroad, respecting their pay ; LXVI. 410, P. (App. 676.) 
Copy of charge and sentence of the court martial held at Carlisle Bay on Lieutenant Richards, of the Dart ; rxv1. 466, P 


Copy of letter from the Solicitor of the Navy reporting the result of the trial of Benjamin Tanner and Nicholas Tomlinson at the 
Old Baily, 21 July 1810 ; LxviI. 151, P. 


Account of amount of Navy, Victualling, and Transport bills; issued in the the yr ending 5 January 1812; LxvirI. 277, (P. 300,) 
(App. 839-) 


Return to order for copy of memorial or other paper presented by Captain King to the Admiralty or Privy Council, respecting the 
Buenos Ayres Booty; LXVII. 301, (P. 342.) 


Return to order for copy of any counter memorial, and all answers or replies to the said memorial; Lxvit. 301, (P. 342.) 


Return of ships not built in the United Kingdom employed in the service of the East India Company.—Several other returns — 
to East India shipping ; LXVIII. 397, P. 407, P. 423, 473- 


Return of number, state, and condition of His Majesty's ships and vessels under the command of Vice Admiral Sawyer, on the coast 
of North America, from 1 April to 1 November 1812; Lxvuitt. 428. 


Copy of letter from the Secretary to the Admiralty to the Paymaster of Marines, dated 4 May 1813—Ditto, dated 17 May 1813, 
to the Secretary of the Treasury ; Lxvitt. 518, Pp. (App. 886.) Reprinted Lx x1.253. 


Account of number and tonnage of hired armed ships and vessels now employed in His Majesty’s service; LXIX. 205. . 
Account of number of ships of war built in the private yards at the out-ports since 1791; LX1x. 300. 


Copy of reports of two Courts of Inquiry, with correspondence, relating to the Lady Mary Pelham and Montagu packets; LX1x. 513. 
(Papers ordered to be returned to the Post Office; Extracts ordered, 518, but not presented.) 


Account of number of ships or vessels of any description that were upon the Lakes of Canada and upon Lake Champlain, and fit for 
service, on 18 June 1812, and 15 May and 1 November 1813, with their force; several other Papers relating to the war 
with America, and correspondence relating to the Prompté and Psyche frigates; Lx x. 72. 


Copy of letter from the Navy Office, addressed to Commissioner Hall at Quebec, touching the state of the frames of the Prompté and 
_ Psyche frigates; Lxx. 76, P. 


Copies of memorials and remonstrances from persons concerned in the trade of the United Kingdom, complaining of insufficient protection 
to the trade at sea, and upon the coast; Lxx. 76, P. 


Copies of petitions to the Prince Regent from Liverpool, Glasgow, Port Glasgow, and Newark and Greenock, on the same subject ; 
LXX. 77, P. 


Copies of returns of the complement of ships destined for the North American station between April and July. 1814; Lxx: 320,'P. 
(App. 1036.) 
Copy of form of affidavit taken quarterly by Officers of the Navy before they can receive their half pay; LXXI. 98; P. 


HH, 


Copy of form of affidavit taken by widows of Commission and Warrant Officers to enable them to receive their pensions; Lxx1. 98, P. 


Copy of Lord Cochrane's letter to the Secretary of the Admiralty, dated 5 February 1814; several other papers relating to Lord 
Cochrane; Lxxt. 188, p. 


Copies of correspondence between the Admiralty, Navy, and Transport Boards on the subject of the Lunatic Any Proposed to be 
erected at Haslar; Lx x1. 202, P. 


Account of augmentations made in the salaries of the Officers of the Navy Board Department, since 1 January 18156; LXX1. 202, .P,° °° 
Copy of Order in Council in January 1816 for increase of salaries in the Admiralty, Navy, and Victualling Offices; Lxx1. 203, Pp. 
Estimate of annual saving by the reduction of 3,000 Marines; Lx xt, 224. 


Account of number of men belonging to the Royal Marines serving in Canada between 5 January 1815 and 5 January 1816; 
LXXI. 230, P. 


Account of additional allowances granted to Superintendents of Quarantine for Victualling their men since 1 "January 1815; 
LXXI. 253, P. 


Statement of number of men in the several departments of the Naval Service, Custom House, or Transport Services, victualled other 
than by the competition of public tender; Lxx1. 257, rp. 266, 281. 


3667. Statement 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) Ee 





110 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continted. 


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Navy—continued. 
- Statemefitéf rates at which such mén were victualled'in 1813, 1814, and-18i53 Lxxt. 257, P. 266. 
Account of deductions from half-pay and pensions of wounded Officers in the Navy and Marines; Lxxt. 257, (Pp. 268.) 


. Account of expenses included in the Navy Estimate under the head of parish duties and contingencies of the Navy Office for 1815; 
Lxx1. 261, : 


Account of amount of fees received in 1815 in the Admiralty, Navy, and Victualling Offices; Lx x1. 266, 284. 


Account of rate-of exchange at which bills were drawn from the several Naval stations abroad from 1790; Lxx1. 284, (P. 303,) 
(App. 1000.) 


Copy of letter from Mr. Croker, with report, of the Commigsioners of the Navy, on remuneration for captured ieee: at Naples by the 
squadron under ‘the command of Captain Campbell; txx1. 424, Pp. (App. 554- 


3667. 
3668. 
3669. 
3670. 
3671 
3673. Copy of letter from Mr. Barrow, dated 3 October 1815, with memorial of Lord Keith, on behalf of the Navy co-operating with the 
army on the coasts of France and Spain ; LX XI. 424, P. (App. 561.) 

3674 

3675. 

3676. 

3677. 

3678 

3679 

3680 


. Return of vessels lost through shipwreck in the Navy since January 1814; Lxx1. 527, P. 


List of Persons connected with the Navy and Dock Yards whose salaries vary in peace and war; distinguishing those who have 
received them at the war rate in consideration of the hostilities with Algiers; Lx x11. '79, (App. 501.) 


Return of Pursers on the list 23 July 1814 removed, and on the list on 1 March 1817; Lxx11. 178, (P.190.) 


. Return of Pursers on the list whose pay is suspended, &amp;c.; of Clerks who have served seven years; (Ordered, Lxx11.:190, but not 
presented.) 


Account of fees paid on Naval Prize Accounts, and the appropriation thereof; Lx x11. 465, P. 


Account, showing average numbers and expense of Naval and Military Establishments maintained from 1783 to 1793 ; LX xIv.526;P. 
(App. 1137.) 


Account of sums voted on estimate in each of the years of 1792, 1813, and 1819, for salaries and contingencies | of saniy Navy 
Pay Office, &amp;c.; pxxiv. 628, Pp. (App. 659.) 


3681. Statement of produce of fees paid on Naval Prize Accounts, and appropriation thereof; Lxx1v. 632, (App, 1137-) 


Account of sums voted on estimate for the civil establishments at the out ports, foreign yards, yards at home, and for the Victualling 
Office, in 1813 atid 1819; (Ordered, Lxxv.84, but not presented.) 


Account of sums voted on estimate for the civil departments of the Navy, in 1792, xthg: and 1819; (Ordered, Lxxv. 84, but not 
presented.) 


Return of total number of ships and vessels, belonging to the Royal Navy, in 1791, 1792, 1793, and 1817, 1818, and 1819; yee of 
number of ships and vessels building-for the. Royal: Navy, at the above period ; uxxv. 280, P. (App. 692; 593-) 


Account of total amount of charge, under the head of Supplies, for the Navy, actually expended in Ditto; Lxxv. 280, P. (App. 594.) 


i 


Navy Bills :—See supra, 3475. 3603. 3643. 


Navy Office, and Navy Pay Office: 


Account of particulars of sum expended during the last ten years, under the head of Contingent Charges in the Navy Office, distin- 
guishing sums above £.200; LXXI. 320, P. 


Account of particulars of sum expended during the a ten years, under the head of iiatinget Charges in oe Navy Pay Office, 
distinguishing sums above £.200; Lx x1. 314, P 


Account of expenses incurred per Act 45 Geo. III, ¢. 72, and remuneration to officers in the Navy Pay Office; Lx111. 83. 
Account of number of Clerks in the Navy Pay Office and their salaries, on 25 March 1784 and 25 March 1816; Lxxt. 257. 


Account of sums voted on estimate in 1792, 1813, and 1819, for salaries and contingencies of Admiralty, Navy Pay Office, &amp;c. ; 
LxxIv. 628, Pp. (App. 659.) 


BEER E 


Account of total expense of the Navy Office and Navy Pay Office, 1820; (Ordered, LXxv. 84, but not presented.) 
See supra, 2549. 3481. 3662. 3669, 3670. 3680; infra, 3742. 


Negroes :-——Account of number of ships, with their tonnage, which arrived from Africa in the British West Indies, between 
§ January 1787 and 5 January 1803 ; with the number of Negroes imported ; LIx. 109. 
See infra, 4637, 4638. 


Nelson, Lord Viscount : , 
Account of sum wanted for defraying expenses of funeral of the late Lord Viscount Nelson ; Lx1. 318, (App. 837.) 
Report of proceedings of Trustees for carrying into execution the grant made for the family of Lord Nelson; Lxv. 510, P 


Copy of Report of proceedings of Trustees appointed under Act 46 Geo. III, c. 146, for settling an annuity on Earl ‘Sein, &amp;e.; 
LXX. 175, P. (App. 996.) 


Estimate of sum wanted to defray expenses of carrying trusts of Act 46 Geo. III, into execution; Lxx. 206, (App. 573.) 
Netherlands : 


Copy of appointment of Mr. Lind to the office of Conservator of the — of the Scots Nation in the Netherlands, in 1762 ; 
LXIV. 23, P. (App. 656.) 


Copy of Convention between Great Britain and the United Netherlands, signed at London 13 August 1814; Lxx. 375, (App. 652.) 


Account up to 31 ‘December 1816 of money “issued and applied under Act 55 Geo. III, c. 115, relating to the convention with the 
Netherlands ; tx x11. 53, P- (App. 630.) 


See infra, 4644. 4651. 4653. 
Neutral Ships : 


3700. Account of Neutral Ships detained and brought into Great Britain and Ireland by His Majesty's ships of war and private ships since 
the commencement of the war; LVI. 305, 625. 


3701. Account of Appeals against decrees condemning Stee or property claimed by Neutrals, and final decrees in consequence thegeof ; 


LVI. 122, (P. 225,) 305, (P. 320.) 


Account of sums paid to Neutral States, &amp;c. in consequence of the detention or condemnation of Ships or Goods heluaging to mrcinay 
from 1 January 1793 to 1805 ; (Ordered, L1x. 291, but not presented till Lx. 236, P. (App. 832.) 
See infra, 3767. 4558. 


New Brunswick :—See supra, 1457. 


3702. 


Newfoundland : 





3703. 
3704. 
3705. 


3706. 


3707. 


3708, 


3710. 


3711. 
3712. 


9713. 


3714. 


3715. 


3716. 


3717. 
3718. 


3719. 


3720. 


3721. 
3722. 


3723. 
3724. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 111 





Newfoundland : 


Account of Suet of Fish and Oil exported from Newfoundland, in the three ciniitinn 5 eine 1793 and § January 1801; 
LVI. 559, P 

Account of number of Vessels, with their tonnage and number of men, cleared out from Great Britain for the Newfoundland Fishery in 
ditto; tv1. 558, P. 

Account of Vessels cleared out from the diferent Ports of the United Kingdom for Newioundland, &amp;c. for 1810, 1811, 1812, and 1813; 
LXIX. 385, P. (App..764.) ret 

Return of Imports and Exports in and from Newfoundland since the Treaty of Peace, with the names and number of tons of vessels 
employed ; LxxIv. 404, 602, Pp. 615, (App. 996.) 


sot See supra, 1458. . 
Newgate : 
Account of Debtors, Prisoners for trial, and Convicts, confined in Newgate for the last three years; 1812; (Ordered, Lxvit. 419, but 
_ not presented.) 


Paper respecting the state of the Gaol of Newgate; Lx1x. 113, P 


Number of Persons under sentence of death in Newgate, with the dates at which they were sentenced ; 1816; Lxxt. 231, (P. 245-) 
——1817; Lxx1t. 84, (P. 93.}——1818 ; LXXIII. 19, P. (App. 797-) 


Newman, Mr. Robert :—See supra, 2512-2514; infra, &lt;n. 
New Post Office :—See supra, 3176. 
New Prison :—See supra, 3177. 3191; infra, 5188. 


New South Wales :—Returns of total number of Convicts transported to New South Wales up to 31 January 1818 ; Establish- 
©.» «ment of New South..Wales, and annual musters of population, &amp;c. ; Lxxv. 315. 


See supra, 1459, 1460. 1517. 1519. 1524, 1525. 


Newspapers : . 


Account of number of London Newspapers dispatched by the Clerk of the Roads, of London Newspapers sent abroad, and lists of prices ; 
Lxx. 126, ep. (App. 750.) 


Number of Newspapers sent postage-free to the colonies; of Papers sent by the Foreign Office ; of average number of Newspapers 
imported, &amp;c.; Lxx. 151, P. (App. 751.) 


ek ra number of Stamps issued on Newspapers in three months ending 1 May 1814, with the amount of duties ; Lxx. 164, P- 
PP- 753+) : 


New Street :—See supra, 1150. 

Newton-Stewart :—See’ supra, 2015. 

Ney, Marshal :—See supra, 2678. 

Nichils :—Return of Persons holding situations or employments in the office of Clerk of the Nichils in England; uxx11. 383, P. 


‘'N icholas, Saint, Bay: — Account of receipts and expenditure of the Company of Proprietors of Saint Nicholas Bay and Harbour ; 


1816; Lxx1. 515- 1817; 











1812; Lxvil. 508.——1813 ; Lxvuitt. 647. 1814; uxrx. 468. 1815; LXx. 427. 
LXXHl. 474.——1818 ; LXXIII. 413.——1819; Lxxiv. 624.——~1820; LxxvVv. 370. 





Nominees :—See infra, 4971-4978. 4982, 4983. 
Non-conforming Ministers :—See supra, 3414. 
Norfolk Stamp Distributors :—See infra, 4786. 


Northern Circuit :—Return of Copies of the Calendar of Prisoners committed for trial at the Assizes at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 


and Northumberland, Cumberland, and Westmorland, commencing in 1780 and ending with 1817; Return of Clerk of the 
Crown of Durham and Sadberge of Prisoners committed for trial; Lists of Causes tried at the Assizes and entered for trial ; 
LXXIIl. 117. 


Northern Lighthouses :—See supra, 3086-gogo. 


Northern Roads : , 


Copies of Reports made by John Rennie, Esq. Engineer to the Irish Government, to the Treasury or Trinity House, relative to the 
improvement of the communication between Ireland and Scotland, by the North; Lxxv. 422, Pp. (App. 933.) 


Copy of Minutes of Evidence and any information given before the Trinity Board, by Engineers and others, since 1810, upon facilitating 
the intereourse between the North of Ireland and the South West part of ‘Scotland ; LXXV. 451, (App. 936.) 


Report and Estimate of two proposed lines of Road, one from Catterick Bridge to the Carter Fell, on the borders of Scotland, the other 
to New Castleton, in the County of Roxburgh, made under the instruction of the Lords of the Treasury, by Thomas Telford, 
Civil Engineer ; Lxxv. 451, (P. 452.) 
North West Company :—See infra, 4265. 
Notaries :—Return of Persons holding situations or employments in the office of Clerk of Admissions of Notaries in Scotland ; 
., PXXIL 417, P. ats 
Notes, Promissory :—See infra, 4160-4169. 


Nova Scotia :—See supra, 1461. 


Oak Bark : 
Account of quantity of Oak Bark imported into Ireland within the last twelve years (1807); Lx1I. 315. 


year quantity of Oak Bark imported into the United Kingdom in 1812, 1813, 1814, and 1815; ULxx1. 344, P. 366, 
App. 907.) 
Account of nett duties payable on importation of Oak Plank and Oak Timber ; (Ordered, Lv11. 417, but not greunted:) 


“Account of quantities of Oak Plank and Oak Timber imported inté England for twenty-five years last past (1802); Lv1t. 495, (App. 958.) 


Oats 


"GEN. INDEX, LVIL—LXXV. (4901—1920.) 









112 












































3725 


3726. 


3727. 
3728. 


3729. 


3730. 


3731. 
3732. 
3733. 


3734. 


3735. 
3736. 


3737. 
3738. 


3739. 
3740 
3741. 


3742. 


3743. 


3744. 
3745. 
3746. 
» $747. 


3748. 


3749. 


3750. 
3751. 
3752. 


3753. 
3754. 


3755. 


3756. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Oats and Oatmeal :—See supra, 1551. 1565, 1566. 1593. 1609. 1637. 


Offenders, Public, Ireland :—Estimates of expenses for apprehending Public ee in Ireland; 1801; -Lv#. 134, 
App. 778.)———1802; LV1II. 255, (App. 810.)——1803; LVIII. 119, (App. 779.)——-1804; Lx. 45, (App. 514.)-— 
a ae 91, (App. 699.)——1806; Lxr. 186, (App. 745-)——-1807 ; Lx11. 83, (App. 445.3) 668, (App. 874.)——1808 ; 
LX111. 89, (Pp. 211,) (App. 664.).——1809; Lxiv. 50, (App. 491.)——1810; Lxv. 104, (App. §96.)———1811 ; LXVI. 174, 
(App. 541.)——1812 ; Lxvit. 85, (App. 656.)——1813; LXvulI. 317, (App. 763.)——1814;, Lx1x. 199, (App. 631.)—— 
1815; Lxx. 180, Pp. (App. §96.)——1816 ; Lxx1. 335, (App. 663.}-——-1817 ; Lx x11. 179, (App. 601.)———-1818 5 Ex x111. 
245, (App. 537-)——1819 ; LXxIv. 512, (P. 577,) (App. 741.) ——-1820; Lxxv. 314, (App. 581.) 


Offices, Public : 


Account of increase and diminution of number of persons employed in Public Offices or Departments, and in their salaries; 1800 ; 
Lv1. 90, (P. 633,) (App. 742 ;) 234, (P. 477») (App. 7423) 469, P. (App. 742.)——1801 ; LvII. 590, P. (App. 999-)—— 
1802; Lv111. 682, p. (App. 1224.)——1805 ; (Ordered, Lx1. 53. Order discharged, and others ordered, 69, but not presented.) 
—— 1803-1805 ; LXI. 343, 559, P-——1806, 1807;. LX11I. 471, P.——- 1808, 1809; LXV. 143, P. 146, Pp. 196, 457, 
486, 505, P- 1810; LXVI. 197, 205, (P.393.)——1812 ; Lx VIII. 348, P.———-1813; LXIX. 152, Pe 1814; Lxx. 181, P. 
1815; LXXI. 244, P. 1816; LXXII. 179, P. ——1817; LXx11I. 218, p,. —— 1818; LxxIv. 270, Pp. —— 1819 ; 
LXxv. 156, P. : 














Account showing how much sooner than 25 March, returns under.Act respecting the increase and diminution of salaries in Public 
Departments can be returned; LXXI. 212, P. 342. 


Further proceedings of the Lords of the Admiralty, respecting the matters stated in the reports of the Committee of Finance, so far 
as they relate to the Dock Yards; iv1. 36, (P. 39.) : 


Ditto - - - of the Lords of the Treasury, respecting the several Offices concerned in the receipt and expenditure of the Public money ; 
LVI. 550, P. 

Copies of signs manuai, writs of Privy Seal, letters patent, and King’s warrants, by which additions have been made to salaries of 
Public Offices during 1804 and 1805; Lx. 403, P. (App. 902.) 


Account of Offices granted in reversion in England, Scotland, and Ireland; 1x1..170, Pp. 296, Pp. (App. 724, 816.) 
List of Offices created or revived, and of Offices of which the holders have been superannuated since 20 May 1804; Lx11. 835, P. 


Account of new Offices created, and of additions to salaries of Public Officers, as far as regards Great Britain, between 1 April 1805 
and 1 January 1807 ; Lx1I. 200. 


Return of Offices regulated or abolished since 1782, in pursuance of the recommendation of Commissioners of Accounts in 1780, or 
Committee of Finance in 1797 ; LX1V..414. ' . 


Return of such Offices in the appointment of the Lords of the Treasury or Commissioners of Excise, created since 1782 ; LXIV. 414. 


Ditto - -'- upon the establishment in the appointment of ditto, as were not included in the returns to the Committee on Public 
expenditure ; LXIV. 414. 


Returns of Offices in His’ Majesty’s Colonies, Plantations, or Settlements; Lxi1v. 414, 415. 


Accounts of Offices in His Majesty’s Colonies, Plantations, or Settlements, from the Navy Office, Victualling Department, Transport 
Office, and Admiralty Office, Doctors Commons; Lxiv. 416. r 


Account of Offices and employments in the United Kingdom under the Crown existing on1 January 1783; LXV. 383, 457, 507- 
Schedule required by Act 54 Geo. III, relating to Patent Offices; Lxx. 148, (P. 313.) us 


Copy of Treasury Minute requesting Lord Binning, Mr. Ryder, and Mr. Sturges Bourne, to examine into the Offices of Government ; 
LXXI. 330, P. 


Account of particulars of sum expended during the last ten years under the head of Contingent Charges, distinguishing sums 
above £.200, in the departments of—Admiralty; Lxx1. 323, P. Army Pay Office; Lx x1. 298, (P. 316.) Customs ; 
LXXI. 389, P. 425. Excise; LXXxI. 342, P. Navy Office; Lxx1I. 323, P. Navy Pay Office; Lxx1. 314, P-— 
Ordnance ; Lxx1. 370, P.——Secretaries of State; Lxx1. 276, P. 302, (Pp. 316.}——-Stamp Office; Lx x1. 303, (P. 316.) 


r 


Tax Office; Lxx1. 322, p.——Treasury ; LX x1. 302, (P. 316.)\——Victualling Office; Lxx1. 323, 2.—— War Office; 

LXXx1. 326, P. 

Account of appointments under the Boards of—Customs in England ; tx x11. 417.—In Scotland ; Lx x11. 273, p.—In Ireland; Lxx11. 
476, Pp. Excise in England and Scotland; Lx x11. 320, p.—In Ireland; txx11. 476, p.——Post Office in England and 


Scotland ; Lx x11. 348, (P. 4'71.)—In Ireland ; tx x11. 476, Pp. Stamps in England and Scotland; Lx x11. 417.—In Ireland ; 
LXxil. 476, P. Taxes in England and Scotland ; Lx x11. 293, P. 





























Account of Offices, civil and military, held under the Crown, either in possession or reversion, in the Colonies and other foreign 
settlements ; LX x11. 167, Pp. 


Statement of proceedings of the Treasury with respect to the establishments of certain Offices, referred to the consideration of 
Mr. Ryder, Lord Binning, and Mr. Sturges Bourre; Lx x11. 77, P. 


Return of persons holding situations or employments in certain Offices in England about to be regulated or abolished; Lx x11. 383, P. 
417, P. 462, (P. 468,) 476, P. 479, P. 


Similar returns from Scotland, Ireland, Courts of Exchequer in England and Ireland ; Lx x11. 383, P. 417, P. 462, (P. 468,) 476, P. 


Account of total expense of Establishments, and of incidental and contingent expenses of Messengers of the Offices of the Privy 
canal Treasury, Secretaries of State, and of Messengers in the Lord Chamberlain’s Department, &amp;c.; LX XIV. 237, P. 
PP. 709-) 


Account of increase or diminution of salaries and officers in Public Offices in Ireland ; 1803 ; Lv111. 580, P. (App. 1160.)}——18 10 ; 
LXVI. 203, (Pp. 265,) 264, P. 286, P. 311, P. 1811; Lxvir. 185,253.——1812; LXVIII. 371.——1813; Lx1x. 296, P. 


—— 1814; Lxx. 216.——1815; Lxx1. 236, (P.254.)——1816; Lxx11. 184,P. 212,P. 269.——1817; LX XIII. 94.—— 
1818; LXXIV. 251.——1819 ; Lxxv. 429, (P. 436.) 





. Estimate of charge of Public Offices in Dublin; Lv1.134, (App. 779.) 


List of reversionary grants of Offices and employments in Ireland made since 1 January 1795; LX. 153. 

Account of sg in Ireland granted to two or more persons for their concurrent lives; LXx1. 170, P. (App. 724.)—LXxItI. 292, P. 
(App. 843.) 

Account of Offices granted in reversion in Ireland; Lxrr1. 292, Fr. (App. 844.) 


Account of new Offices created, and of additions to the salaries of Public Officers, between 1 April 1805 and 1 January 1807, as far as 
regards Ireland; Lx11. 2533, P. 


Account of new appointments made under Act 47 Geo. III, Sess. 1, c. 12, for execution of certain Offices; LxvI. 142, (P. 162.) 
—LXIX. 133. Lk, 


See supra, 1282. 2547-2549. 2369; infra, 3821-3823. 3883-3885. 
Officers, Public : 


Estimate for remuneration to Public Officers, Ireland, for extra trouble; 1801; v1. 235, (App. 807.) —— 1802; Lv11. 546, 
(App. 985.}&gt;——1803; .Lviit. 119, (App. 781.)——1804; LIx. 45, (App. 515+)——-1805; Lx. 403, (App. 714.) 
1806 ; Lx1. 186, (App. 746.}——1807 ; Lx11. 83, (App. 446 ;) 668, (App. 874.)———1808 ; Lx111. 89, (P. 211,) (App. 665.) 
——1809 ; LXIv. 50, (App. 492.).——1810; Lxv. 354, (App. 598.)——1811 ; Lx vr. 346, (App. 554.) ——1812; LXVII.351, 
(App. 667.)——-1813 ; xvii. 520, (App. '770.) —— 1814; Lx1x. 259, (App. 633.) —— 1815 ; Lxx. 372, (App. §98.) 
—— 1816 ; Lxx1. 336, (App. 665.)———1817 ; LxXx11. 179, (App. 602.) 1818 ;, LXXITI. 245, (App. 534-)-——1819 
‘LXXIV. 512, (P.577,) (App. 738.) ——1820; LXXxv. 314, (App. 578.) 


3757. Return 





3757. 


3758. 


3759. 


3760. 
3761. 


3762. 


3763, 
3764. 


3765. 


3766. 


3767. 


3768. 


3769. 


3770. 
3771. 


3772. 
3773. 


3774. 
3775. 


3776. 


3777. 


3778. 


3779. 


3780. 
3781. 
3782. 
3783. 


3784. 


3785. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) Ff 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 1138 





Officers, Public—continued. 


Return to a for copies of all representations made by the Treasury of Ireland respecting monies paid to Public Officers ; 
Lx. 265, P. 


Account of monies paid by the Treasury of Ireland to Officers or other persons, for Public Service in Great Britain, since 1 January 1801 ; 
LIX. 289, (P. 301,) (App. 747.) , 


Account, showing how £.2,000, directed by Act 41 Geo. III, to be applied in paying necessary allowances to certain Officers from 
Ireland, has been disbursed; LIx. 354, P. 
Ogle, John : 
Copy of information filed in King’s Bench, against John Ogle, Esq. in 1800 and 1801 ; and proceedings thereupon; Lx1v. 246, P. 
Copies of application made by John Ogle, Esq. to the War Office, praying a settlement of his accounts; LxIv. 246, P. 


Oil, &amp;c.: 


Account of quantities of Oil, Blubber, Head Matter, and Spermaceti, imported into, and exported from, Great Britain, for three years 
ending 5 January 1803 ; (Ordered, tv111. 225. Order discharged, 237.) 


Account of ditto, in three years ending 5 January 1793; in three years ending 5 January 1802 and in 1803; Lvitt. 238, P. 


Account of quantity of Oil and Blubber exported from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick to the United States, in each year from 1800 
to the latest period; (Ordered, Lx x1. 252, but not presented.) 


See supra, 3703. 


Olphert, Wybrants, Esq. :——Copy of information under which a warrant was obtained, and by whom such warrant was 
issued, for searching his house; (Ordered, Lxxv. 377, but not presented.) 


Orange Associations :——Copies of all addresses from societies calling themselves Orange Associations or Lodges; and of all 
addresses from Grand Juries on that subject ; (Ordered, Lx x. 63, but not presented.) 


Orders in Council : 
Copy of Orders in Council, permitting certain goods imported from America in neutral ships, to be admitted to entry ; Lx. 141. 


Copy of Orders in Council, prohibiting trade to be carried on between port and port of countries under the dominion or usurped 
controul of France and her Allies; together with several other Orders in Council relative to trade; LX111. 27, P. 175, P- 
(App.553-559-) 


Copy of Order in Council, dated 6 April 1808, approving a representation of the Lords of the Privy Council, respecting the esta- 
blishment of clerks, &amp;c.; Lx111. 276, p. (App. 837.) 


Declaration of the Prince Regent, dated 21 April 1812, respecting the Berlin and Milan Decrees; txvi1. 318, (App. 684.) 


Papers relative to the discussions with America, on the subject of the French Decrees and Orders in Council, subsequent to 20 May 
1812; Lxvirt. 116. 


Declaration of the Prince Regent, of the Cause and Origin of the War with America; Lxv111. 116, (App. 780.) 


Copy of Order in Council, permitting importation and exportation into and from the West Indies, of articles in any vessels not French, 
26 October 1812; Lxviii. 29, (App. 859.) 


Orders of Reference:—See supra, 3041. 


Ordnance : 
A paper, intituled, “ Weedon Beck— Judgments and Decrees of the Commissioners ;” Lx. 319. 


Ditto - - - intituled, “ 5 July 1804—Judgments and Decrees of the Commissioners, touching the value of lands at Woolwich and 
Charlton ;” rx. 388. 


Account of particulars of salaries, payments or compensations, made to the Officers of the Ordnance Establishment, Ireland; (Ordered, 
LIX. 332, but not presented.) 


An abstracted account of iron consumed in the Ordnance Department in Great Britain, for the last six years; 1806; Lx1. 249, Pp. 
(App. 786.) 


Judgments and Decrees of Commissioners, touching value of lands in Kent and Essex purchased under Act 44 Geo. III, for use of the 
Ordnance ; Lx1. 464. 


Judgments and Decrees of Commissioners empowered to carry into execution Act 46 Geo. III, respecting certain messuages and 
lands at Portsmouth ; LxIv. 115. 


Copy of agreement for exchange of lands at Purfleet; Lx1v. 115. 
Abstract of deed of conveyance or lease to the Board of Ordnance, of the lands of Ballincollig, in Ireland; Lxv. 332, Pp. 
Judgments and Decrees of Commissioners as to lands at Hilsea and Pest-house Field; Lxx. 359. 


Account of particulars of sum expended during the last ten years, under the head of Contingent Charges in the Ordnance Office; 
LXXI. 370. 


See supra, 214, 215. 242. 244. 308. 481. 492. 528. 541. 557- 560. 569. 596, 597- 599, 600. 641. 658. 660. 668, 
669. 738, 739. 747- 750- 764, 765. 778. 800. 806. 822. 843. 3337. 3742; mfra, 4149. 4498. 4502. 


Ormond, Earl of :—See infra, 4144-4147. 

Orphans’ Fund :—See supra, 3153-3160. 

Ottoman Porte :—See supra, 1500. 1507. 

Out Ports :—See supra, 3481. 

Oxford University :—See supra, 1036. 1039. 

Packets :—See supra, 2817 ; infra, 4072. 4090. ir 
Palace Court Prison :—See infra, 4126. 


Palace Yard Buildings :—See infra, 5178-5182. 


Palmer, Mr. :— Account of the per centage due to Mr. Palmer on the net revenue of the Post Office beyond £.240,000; From 


1793 to 1808; tx111. 366, p.——From 1793 to 1812; Lxvil. 435, P. (App. 744.) Reprinted, Lxv111. §17.——F rom 1793 
to 1813; Lxvitt. 509, P. (App. 843.) 


Pamphlets :——Account of net produce of stamp duties on Pamphlets for the last ten years; LXx. 312, P. (App. 753.) 
See infra, 4597- 
Paper : 











. 3786. 
3787. 
3788. 

_ 8789. 
3790. 
3791. 
3792. 


3793. 

















































3794. 


3795. 


3796. 
3797. 


3798. 


3799. 


3801. 


3803. 


3804. 


~ $805. 


3807. 


3808. 


3810. 
3811. 


3812. 
3818. 
3814. 
3816. 
3816. 


3817. 


3818. 


3819. 


'- ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


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Paper : 
Account of net produce of duty on Paper, for three years, to 5 July 1800; Lv1.56, (App. 714.) 
Account of gross amount of duty on Paper, Pasteboard, and Milled Boards, for the three quarters, ending 5 April 1794; LVII. 199. 
Account of gross amount of duty on Crown Single, Crown Inferior, &amp;c. ditto; Lv1I. 199. 
Ditto - - - on Paper, Pasteboard, and Milled Boards, for the year ending 5 July 1796, down to 5 April 1801 ; Lv. 199. 
Ditto - - - ditto, for three quarters ending 5 January 1802; Lvit. 199. 
Copy of correspondence between the Board of Excise in Scotland and the Printers of the Universities in Scotland; Lx1x. 290, Pp. 


Copy of memorial to the Treasury, dated 16 March 1816, from Glasgow University, relating to drawback on Paper; Lx x11. 81, P. 


Account of sums A es to the Printers of the Scotch Universities during the last seven years as drawback of duty upon Paper ; 
LXXII. 196, P. ; 


Copy of correspondence between the Board of Excise in Scotland and the Printers of the Universities, relating to the drawback on 
Paper ; LX XII. 217, P. 


Pardons under the Great Seal :—See supra, 2735-2737. 


Parga : 
Copy of letter from Lieutenant-General Campbell to the Earl Bathurst, dated Zante, 30 March 1814; and other Papers relating to the 
military occupation of Parga; Lx xiv. 494, P. (App. 785.) 
Copy of declaration of the Primate of Parga, sent to Governor Campbell, &amp;c.; txx1v. 506, Pp. (App. 786.) 
Memorial presented by a Native of Parga to the Secretary of State for the Colonies; dispatches of Sir Thomas Maitland, relative to 
Parga; LXXV. 441, P. 


Paris, Treaties of :—See supra, 2668. 2671. 2684. 


Parishes : 


Returns, by the Registers of the several Dioceses of Ireland, of names and number of Parishes comprised in each Union of Parishes 
within their respective Dioceses; (Ordered, Lx. 344, but not presented.) 


Account of Unions of Parishes in Ireland, and of Parishes disunited, pursuant to Acts 2 Geo. I and 1 Geo. II; txx111. 296, (P. 320,) 
(App. 812.) Reprinted, Lxx1v, 158. 


Parish Registers : 
Estimate of sum wanted for expense of printing Parish Registers, 1812; Lxv111. 583, (App. 756.) 
Estimate of sum wanted to complete expense incurred for printing Parish Registers, 1813; Lx1x. 93, P. (App. 599.) 
Copies of Reports respecting state of places in which Parochial Registers are kept ; LX1x. 125, P. (App. 817.) 


Parliament : 


Certificate of Commissioners appointed by Act 39 and 40 Geo. III, for establishing certain regulations in the offices of the House of 

Commons; 1806; Lx1. 41, (App. 639.)——1807 ; Lx11. 37, (App. 408 ;) 718, (App. 903.)——-1808 ;_ Lx 111. 77, (App. 663.) 

1809 ; Lxiv. 64, (App. 657..——1810 ; Lxv.101, (App. 717.)——-1811; Lxv1. 50, (App. 656.)——1812 ; Lxvi1. 88, 

(App. 781.)——Ditto - - - appointed by Act 52 Geo. Ill; 1813; txvii1. 78, (App. 877.)——1814; Lx1x. 85, (App. 815.) 

——1815; Lxx. 67,(App. 882.) 1816 ; Lxx1. 42, (App. 938.)———1817 ; Lx x11.77, (App. 785.) 1818; Lx x111. 80, 
(App. 737.)——1819; Lx xiv. 136, (App. 1071.)——1820; Lxxv. 58, 239, (App. 831.) 


Certificate of monies at the disposal of the Commissioners for regulating the offices of the House of Commons, under Act 52 Geo. III, 
c.11; 1815; Lxx. 466, (App. 882.)——1817 ; Lx x11. 466, (App. 785.)——-1818 ; Lx x11I. 411, (App. 737.) 


Estimate of sum wanted to pay salaries and allowances to the Officers of the Houses of Lords and Commons; 1805; Lx. 244, 
(App. 834.) 1806; Lx. 139, (App. 717.)——1807; Lx11. 71, (App. 443 ;) 622, (App. 865;) 623, (App. 866.}—— 
1808; LXIII. 317. 1809; txiv. 206, (App. 482.}——1810; Lxv.81, (App. 575.) 1811; Lxvi. 145, (App. 531.) 
——1812; Lxvil. 57, (App. 640.)}——1813; Lxvili. 113, (App. 745.)——1814;  LxIx. 92, (P. 93,) (App. 599.)—— 
1815; Lxx. 160, P, (App. 571.)———1819; LXXIV. 135, P. (App. 709.)——1820 ; Lx xv. 255, P. (App. 566.) 

















Account of sum wanted to make good deficiency of grant for salaries and allowances to the Officers of the Houses of Lords and Commons ; 
1804; Lx. 244, (App. 834.)———1809; Lxv. 288, (App. §'78.)———1818 ; LxxIv. 135, P. (App. 709.) 


Estimate of sum wanted to pay expenses incident to the two Houses of Parliament; for 1811; ~Lxv1.145, (App. 531.)——1812; 


LXVII. 342, (App. 649.1813 ; LXvIII. 113, (App. 746.)——-1815; Lx x. 160, ep. (App. 571.1819; LX XIV..135, P. 
(App. 708.)——1820; Lxxv. 255, Pp. (App. 565.)=====Account of sum wanted to make good deficiency of sum granted in 
1819; LXXv. 255, P. (App. 566.) 





Memorandum relative to the incidental expenses of the two Houses of Parliament; 1815; Lxx.175, P. 


Accounts and Estimates of expenses incurred for works done at the two Houses of Parliament, and at the Speaker’s House; 1802 ; 
Lv11. 566, (App. 992.)——1 803 ; Lv111. 493, (App. 1149.)——1804; LIx. 233, (App. 711.) ———-1805 ;_ Lx. 422, (App. 928.) 
1806; Lx. 140, (App. '718.)——1807; Lx. 71, (App. 443;) 622, (App. 865.)———-1808;; Lx111. 391, (App. 930.) 

1810; LXv. 314, (App. 585 ;) 404, (App. 587.)——-1811 ; Lx vi. 293; (App. 539:)——-18 15; Lx x. 159, P. (App. 569.) 


Account of deficiency of grant of 1806, for works done at the two Houses of Parliament, &amp;c.; Lx11.'71, (App. 443 3) 622, (App. 865.) 


Account of sam wanted to complete the purchase of buildings for accommodation of the two Houses of Parliament ; Lv111. 493, 
(App. 1149.) 


Copies of orders given to the Lord Chamberlain, or to the Board of Works, since 1 January 1800, for works done at the Houses of 
Parliament and at the Speaker’s House; (Ordered, Lx11. 4°73, but not presented.) 


Account of charges incurred under the orders of the Lord Chamberlain or the Board of Works; (Ordered, Lx11. 4°73, but not presented.) 
Account of sums issued to the Lord Chamberlain, or to the Board of Works; (Ordered, Lx11.473, but not presented.) 


Account of sum wanted in 1814 to discharge arrears of works done at the Houses of Parliament and the Speaker’s House, from 1800 to 
1812; Lx1x. 138, Pp. (App. 602.) 








Account of sum wanted to discharge bills due to tradesmen for works at the Houses of Parliament and Speaker's House; LX1x. 351, P. 
(App. 617.) 


Abstract of bills due to tradesmen for works done at the Houses of Parliament, the Speaker’s House, &amp;c. from 6 January 1812 to 
5 January 1814; LXIXx. 444. 


Return of persons holding situations or employments in the office of Clerk of the Parliaments ; Lx x11. 383, P. 
See infra, 4111-4113. 


Parochial Rates :—Return of Parishes in the Bills of Mortality, and from St. Maty-le-bone, Paddington and Pancras; of 
Churches, &amp;c, rated to Parochial Rates; Lxx. 473; P- 


Pasteboard : 





3821. 
3822. 
3823. 


3825. 


3826. 


3827. 


3828. 


3829. 


3830. 


3831. 


3832. 


3833. 


3836. 


3837. 


3839. 


3841. 


3842. 


3850. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 115 








Pasteboard :—See supra, 3787. 3789. 


Patents :—Copy of inrollment of the only Patent conferring a Peerage of Ireland upon any Commoner since the Union; Lx1. 236. 
(Withdrawn, 251.) 
Patent Offices : 
Return of offices or employments granted by Patent under the Great Seal of Ireland ; (Ordered, L1x. 332, but not presented.) 
Account of places held for life, and of Patents for such places granted in reversion; Lv1t. 87, (Pp. 92,) (App. 724.) 


Return ‘of all offices or employments in the Civil, Military and Barrack Departments, granted by Patent under the Great Seal of 
Ireland, from 1 January 1800 to 1 June 1804; Lx. 9, (P. 56.) 


See supra, 3730. 3740. 


Patrick’s, Saint, Hospital : 
Account of the Governors of Saint Patrick’s Hospital, Dublin ; Lvr. 97. 
Estimate for Saint Patrick’s Hospital, 1811; Lxv1. 175, (App. 551.1812; Lxvit. 86, (App. 664.) 


Pauper Children:—Return from the several parishes within the Bills of Mortality, of number of male and female Pauper 
Children on § May 1819; (Ordered, Lxx1v. 401, but not presented till) Lx xv. 609, P. 


Paving : 
Account of yearly amount of Assessments made for the last four years, in the several parishes within the Bills of Mortality, for 
Paving, &amp;c.; LX1x. 479, 489, 492, 504, P. 505, P. 513, P. 515, P. 517, P.—Lxx. 96, 118, 121, 131, 142. 
Like accounts from the Commissioners of Paving and Lighting the City of Westminster; Lx1x. 479, 489, 492, 504, P. 505, P. 513, P- 
515, P. 517, P.—Lxx. 96, 118, 121, 131, 142. 
Pay Offices, Army and Navy :—See supra, 769. 842. 3687-3691. 
Peace, Clerks of :—See supra, 1328, 1329. 1808. 
Peace Preservation Act : — Proclamation enforcing same in certain baronies of Louth; Lxx1t. 272, Pp. (App. 874.) 
Pearl Ashes :—See supra, 998; infra, 4101. 4948. 


Peerages : 


Account of sums issued by the Paymaster General of His Majesty’s Forces, the Treasurer of the Navy, &amp;c. in two years, ending 
24 December 1816, for reimbursement of fees payable by individuals in respect of Peerages; LX X11. 114, P. 


Account of distribution ofsums issued for fees and expenses paid in respect of Peerages, &amp;c.; Lx x11. 154, 166, P. 
See supra, 3820. 


P ells, Clerk of :—Return of persons holding situations or employments in the office of Clerk of the Pells; Lxx11. 383, P. 462. 


Penalties :—Account of Penalties recovered in Scotland for offences against Acts relating to the Customs ; LXIr. 25, P. 


Pendulum :—Account of experiments made for determining the length of the Pendulum vibrating Seconds in the latitude of 
London; Lxx11I. 385, P. 


Peninsula: :—See supra, 14, 15; infra, 4035-4059: 


Penitentiary House : 


Copy of letter from Thomas Hardwick, Esq. to the Supervisors appointed under Act 52 Geo. III, c. 44, dated 26 June, with abstract of 
estimate of expense of a Penitentiary House; txvit. 487, P. (App. 653.) 


Estimate of sum wanted towards the expense of building a Penitentiary House at Milbank; 1813; Uxviti. 447, (App. 753.)-—— 
1814; LXIXx. 351,P. (App. 617.)——1815; Lxx. 160, Pp, (App. 569.)——1816; Lxx1. 295, (P. 296,) (App. 637.)—— 


1817; LXXI11. 330, P. (App. 584.}——1818; LX XIII. 104, P. (App. 507.)——-1819 ; Lx x1v. 126, Pp. (App. 706.)——-1820; 
LXxv. 208, p. (App. 561.) 


Estimate of expense of establishment of Penitentiary House; 1817; Lx x11. 330, P. (App. §84.)———1818 ; LX x11. 104, P. (App. 507.) 
1819; Lxxtv. 126, Pp. (App. 706.) ——1820; Lx xv. 208, Pp. (App. 561.) 


Estimate of sum wanted for furniture for the Officers’ apartments in the Penitentiary House ; Lx x1. 383, P. (App. 647.) 





Account of money actually expended in building the Penitentiary at Milbank, and estimate for completing the same; Lxx1. 466, r. 
(App. 649.) 


Copy of letter from the Secretary to the Penitentiary, inclosing abstract of estimate for service of the Establishment for one year to 
24 June 1817; Lxx1. 424, P. (App. 647.) 


Annual Report of Committee of the General Penitentiary at Milbank; 1817; Lxx11.215, P. (App. 836.)}——~-1818 ; Lxxu11. 116, P. 
—1819; Lxxiv.180, Pp. (App. 1155.) 1820; Lxxv. 258, P. 





Copy of Rules and Regulations; 1817; Lxx11. 130, P. 
LXXV. 258, P. 





1818; uxx1. 116, p.—1819; LxxIv. 238, (P. 251.)——1820; 


Statement of expense already incurred, and to be incurred, in the erection of a Penitentiary House, 1819; Lxxiv. 238, (P, 261,) 
(App. 706.) 
See infra, 4127. 


P enryn Borough :——Copy of record of acquittal on the trial of the information by the Attorney General, by order of the House, 
22 April 1807, against Sir Christopher Hawkins; Lxx1v. 323. 


Pensions : 


Account of Pensions granted since 1 January 1797; LVI. 411, P. (App. 845.)——Between 1 May 1804 and 1 April 1805; Lx. 403, Pp. 
(App. 899.)———Between 1 April 1805 and 1 January 1807; Lxtt. 200, 


Account of subsisting Pensions granted by the Crown and payable at the Exchequer; 1801 ; Lv1.645, (Pp. 653.)—--1804; L1x. 265,P. 
(App. 713.-) 
A list of Pensions granted and payable to Foreigners and Natives, from 1 January 1800 to 1803; Lv111. 668, (App. 1223.) 


Copies of warrants granting Pensions to Chancellors in England and Ireland, respectively, from 1 January 1800 to 1807 ; (Ordered, 
Lx1l. 615. Order discharged, 621.) 


Account of total amount of Pensions charged on the Civil List, exclusive of Pensions to foreigners; (Ordered, Lx11. 653, but not 
presented.) 


Account of Pensions and Allowances granted from 1807 to 5 January 1810; (Ordered, LXV. 52, but not presented.) 
3851. Account 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








116 


3851. 
3852. 


3857. 


3859. 


3861. 


3870. 
3871. 


3873. 
3874. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





Pensions—continued. 
Account of Pensions and Allowances granted in Ireland; txv. 196. 
Ditto - - - in His Majesty’s foreign dominions ; (Ordered, Lxv. 52, but not presented.) 


Account of total amount of Pensions paid out of His Majesty’s Civil List in Scotland, in each of the years ending ¢ January 1808, 1809, 
and 1810; Lxv. 246. 


Return of amount of Pensions payable out of the Exchequer of England, Scotland, and Ireland, and of the 4% per Cent Fund; 
LXX1I. 273, P. (App. 800;) 314, (App. 806;) 320, Pp. (App. 808;) 327, p. (App. 801.) 


Account of Pensions now payable at the Exchequer, exclusive of those charged on the Consolidated Fund; (Ordered, tx x11. 321, but 
not presented.) 


Account of Pensions, the total amount of which is required by 22 Geo. III, c. 82, not to exceed £.90,000, by more than £.5,000, up 
to § January 1820; Lxxv. 293, P. (App. 846.) 


Pensions charged upon His Majesty’s Civil Establishment in Scotland; 1801; Lvi. 587, P.——Since the order of 5 June 1801 ; 
LX. 403, P. (App. 925.)———1811; Lxvi1. 246, P——~1812; LXVIII. 22.——1813; LXIX. 75.———1814; LXX. 57, P. 
(App. 965.)——1815 ; Lxx1. 19, (P. 268.)——1816; Lxx1r. 53, Pp. (App. 806.) ——1817; Lxx111. 48, (App. 742.) 
1818; Lxxiv. 165, (App. 1099.)——-1819 ; Lx xv. 80, ( App. 851.}-——1820;  Lxxv. 293, P. (App. 851.) 


List of Pensions on the Civil Establishment of Ireland; to 25 March 1801 ; tv. 560, (Pp. 567..——-To 1 January 1804; LIx. 

354, P. (App. 718.) To March 1805; Lx. 124, (P. 135,) (App. 724.) To January 1807; Lx11. 122, P. (App. 467.) 
To January 1809 ; LxIv. 343.——To January 1810; Lxx1I. 459, P. (App. 808.) To April 1817; Lxx11. 218, P. 
(App. 812.) To January 1820; Lxxv. 321, (P. 354,) (App. 852.) 


Particulars of sums charged under the head of Pensions, Allowances, Incidents of the Revenue, &amp;c. in Ireland, for each year since 
1 January 1801; Lix. 274, 289, 399. 




















Account of application of sum of £.89,639. 6. 23. in Pensions in Ireland for the year ended 5 January 1808; (Ordered, Lx111. 
475, but not presented.) 


See supra, 1744. 2758. 


Pepper :—Account of quantity imported, exported, and remaining for home consumption in the three years ending 5 January 


1800, distinguishing each year; Lv1. 56, (App. '715.)=====Number of pounds imported into Ireland in the year ended 25 March 
1800, and revenue thereupon ; Lv1. 241, (App. 809.) 





Perceval, Spencer, Esq. : 


Copy of instrument by which Mr. Perceval relinquishes the benefit of his annuities from the time of his appointment to the office of 
Teller of the Exchequer; txvi11. 619, P. 


Copy Instrument for appointing Mr. Perceval to the office of one of the Tellers of the Exchequer ; Lxvu11. 623, P. 
See supra, 1021, 


Permits :— Account of Permits granted in the Lowlands of Scotland for removal of spirits between 1 October 1814 and 10 F ebruary 
1816; (Ordered, Lxx1. 295, but not presented.) 


Perth Forfeited Estates :—See supra, 2632. 


Peterhead Harbour :-—Copies of memorials from Peterhead and Banff concerning damage occasioned by a storm; LXXV. 401, P. 


Petworth House of Correction :—Return of persons confined in Petworth House of Correction, with the Rules and 
Regulations relating thereto; Lx XI. 430, P. 


Pewter Pots: 


Account of convictions at the Sessions House Old Bailey, and at the Sessions of the Peace in Middlesex, for stealing Pewter Pots, 
between September 1811 and February 1813 ; Lxviti. 483, (P. 509.) 


Ditto - - - and at the Sessions of Middlesex and Surrey, between October 1811 and May 1813; LXxvttt. 454, 459, 483, (P. 509.) 


Phipps, Isaac :—Copy of Minute of Treasury, relating to relieving him from the sum of £.82,407. 15. O}.; LXxv. 
477, (P- 478.) 


Pigot, Lord :—See infra, 4852. 
Pilots :—See infra, 5073, 5074. 5076. 5079. 
Pingo, Mr. J. :—See infra, 4890. 4892. 


Pipe Office : 
Return of persons holding situations or employments in the department of the Pipe Officers in England; Lx x11. 383. P. 
Ditto - - - in the Office of the Clerk of the Pipe in England; txx11. 417, P. 
Ditto - - - in the Office of one of the Clerks in the Pipe Office in Scotland; Lxx11. 417, P. 
Ditto - - - in the Office of Comptroller of the Pipe in Ireland; Lx x11. 476, Pp. 
Ditto - - - in the Office of the Clerk of the Pipe in Ireland; txx11. 476, P. 


Pitt, Right Honourable William : 


Account of suri wanted for defraying expenses incurred on occasion of the funeral of Mr. Pitt; Lx1.318, (App. 837.) 


Copy of order for issuing sum of £.41,010. 6.0. to the executors of the late Mr. Pitt, towards discharging his debts; Lx1, 434, 
(App. 874.) 


Plaister of Paris :—See supra, 2771. 
Planta, Mr. :—See supra, 2395; infra, 4890. 4892. 


Plantations : -~ Estimate of charge of defraying the Civil Establishments of; 1801; tv1. 82, (App. 727-729;) 529, 
(App. 892.)———1802 ; Lv11. 263, (App. 822-825;) 292, (App. 850.)——.1803 ; Lv11r. 493, (App. 1145-1148 ;) 80, (App. 732.) 
—— 1804; Lx. 216, (App. 699-701;) 41, (App. 500.)—— 1805; Lx. 42, (App. 694.) —— 1806; Lx1. 163, 
(App. 721-723.)——1807; ix11. 196, (App. 486-489;) 623, (App. 867-870.)——1808 ; Lx111. 296, (App. 847-850.)}—— 
1809; “xiv. 278, (App. 486-489.) (Ordered, LXi1v. 415, but not presented.) 1810; ~xv. 310, (App. 581-584.) — 
1811; LXvI. 214, (P. 223,) (App. 533-536.) 1812; Lxvir. 225, (App. 642-644;) 201, 232, (App. 645;) 531, P. 
(App. 837.-—1813; Lxvitr. 129, (App. 747-751.) ——1814; Lx1x. 92, (P. 93,) (App. 595-5985) 93, P- (App. 600.) 
——1815; Lxx. 159, (P. 160,) (App. 569 ;) 222, P. (App. 575-578;) 237, P- (App. 578.)——1816 ; LxxI. 295, (P. 296,) 
(App. 637 ;) 344, P. (App. 639-642.)——1817; LXx1l. 242, P. (App. 578;) 276, P. (App. 578-581.)——1818; Lxx1II. 
105, P. (App. 509-512.) —— 1819 ; Lxx1v. 292, P. (App. 714-716 ;) 360, Pp. (App. 717.)-—— 1820; Lxxv. 207, 208, 
(rv. 208,) (App. 558-563.) 

See supra, 1418-1463. 3737, 3738. 





Plate : 


“ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 117 


oSoaoao————eoEoEIEoaoaooaoaoaoaoaoaooaoOo—— eee 





Plate :——See supra, 2721-2723. 
Pleas, Common, Court of :—See supra, 1699. 1701. 1703. 2547. 


3878 Pleas Office :—Return of persons holding situations or employments in the department of the Sergeant at Arms Pleas Office in 
Ireland; txxt1. 476, P. 


‘ See supra, 2564. 


Plymouth Breakwater : 
3879. Copies or extracts of certain papers relating to a proposed Breakwater in Plymouth Sound; Lxvii.110,P. (App. 782.) 


3880. Copies of communications made by the Navy Board to the Admiralty on the subject of the proposed Breakwater; (Order for these 


papers discharged ; and copy of minute or paper from Mr. Bentham to the Navy Board, on the. subject of the proposed Breakwater, 
Ordered and presented) LXVII. 125, P. 


3881. Copy of Order in Council respecting the construction of a Pier or Breakwater in Plymouth Sound; Lxvut. 128, vp. (App. 788.) 
See supra, 1118, 1119. 3475. 


3882. Police Magistrates :—List of names of persons appointed to be Police Magistrates under Act 32 Geo. III, c. 53 ; (Order read; 


Motion for discharging it; Motion for adjourning debate thereon Negatived ; Order discharged, and another made, Lxvit, 87.) 
Presented, 116, P. 


Police Offices : 


3883. Account of excess in the year ending 5 January 1802 beyond the sum limited for expenses of the Seven Police Offices; tvu1. 566, . 
(App. 990.) 

3884. Account of sum wanted to discharge arrears of expenses of the Seven Police Offices for the year ending 5 January 1802; xvii1. 636, 
(App. 1222.) 


3885. Account showing total amount of money issued from the Exchequer to defray the charge of the Police Establishments of the Metropolis 
1812, 1813, 1814, and 1815; Lxx. 232, Pp. (App. 1035.) 
See supra, 1047. 


Policies :—-See infra, 4462. 
Poll Tax on Slaves :—See supra, 2960. 


Polygars z===See supra, 2160. 2166, 2167. 


Poor : 


3886. Abstract of Returns made by Act of Session 1803, for procuring Returns relative the expense and maintenance of the Poor in 
England; LIx. 279, P. 


3887. Statement of correspondence between the Secretary of State’s Office and the Clerk of the Peace in the East Riding of Yorkshire, 
respecting Poor Returns; Lrx. 280. ° 


3888. Abstract of Returns made by the Overseers of the Poor, per Act 43 Geo. III, for procuring returns relative to the expense and 
maintenance of the Poor in England; t1x. 40g, (¢o be completed by the proper Officer, and printed, 404,) (App. 802.) 


3889. Return of sums levied by Grand Jury Assessment, and paid over for the maintenance and support of the Poor in Ireland; i1x. 213, 
(App. 496 ;) 230, (App. 496.) 


3890. Account of expenses incurred for printing, &amp;c. Poor Returns ; tx1. 483, (App. 885.) 


3891. Account of sums expended for the relief of Persons not being parishioners within the Bills of Mortality, and the parishes of St. Mary- 
le-bone and St. Pancras, for ten years ; (Ordered, Lxv1. 258, but not: presented.) 


3892. Account of money raised by the Poor Rates, or other Rates, in the several counties of England and Wales in the year ending 25 March 
1815; LXXI. 74, P- 


3893. Abstract of Poor Returns under Act 55 Geo. III, c. 47 ; Lxx11. 90, P. 
3894. Abstract of Returns of assessment for relief of the Poor in 1748, 1749, and 1750; LXXIII. 23. 


3895. Abstract of Answers and Returns made pursuant to Act 55 Geo. III, relative to the expense and maintenance of the Poor in England, 
and an abridgment; LxXI1II. 119, P. 


3896. Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of every parish or township in England and Wales, to prepare an account of money assessed 
and levied in each year, ending 25 March 1816, 1817, 1818, and 1819 ; (Ordered, Lxx1v. 379.)—(Again ordered, Lx xv. 83, 
220.) Presented, Lxxv. 464, (App. 904.) (Returns not yet made, to be made forthwith, 464.) 


3897. Churchwardens and Overseers of every parish and township in England and Wales, to prepare an account, showing the amount of 
meney assessed and levied on 25 March 1820; (Ordered, Lx xv. 404, but not presented.) 


3898. List of the parishes and places of which the Churchwardens and Overseers have not made a Return, in pursuance of orders 30 April and 
30 December 1819, and 16 May 1820; Lxxv. 352. 


3899. Return from the parishes within the Bills of Mortality of number of male and female Pauper children on 5 May 1819; (Ordered, 
LXXIV. 401, but not presented till) Lxxv. 69, P. 


4000. Copy of supplementary Report of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland on the management of the Poor; Lxxv. 351, P. 


4001. Copy of correspondence between the Chief Secretary of Ireland, the Seneschal'of Belfast, and others, respecting Paupers sent from 
England to Ireland; txxv. 364, P. 


See supra, 3311. 


Popham, Sir Home : 
4002. Account of repairs of His Majesty’s Ship the Romney in 1800; Lx. 65, P. 


4003. Accounts of Mr. Spearman, acting naval officer for purchases therein stated to have been made for ships in the Red Sea; together with 
the report or reports of the Navy Board thereon; Lx. 65, P. 


4004. Copies of letters from Marquis Wellesley to the East India Company respecting the above accounts; Lx. 65, P. 
4005. Ditto - - - from Sir Home Popham tothe Navy and Admiralty Boards, &amp;c.; ix. 64, (P. 65,) 76, P. 


4006. Account of bills drawn at Calcutta on aecount of the Romney, Sensible, or other ships under the command of Sir Home Popham; 
LX. 173, P- 


4007. Copy of letter from the Navy Board to the Admiralty, dated 1 April 1805, and other letters respecting Sir Home Popham ; Lx. 199, P. 


4008. Copies of correspondence between the Admiralty and Commissioners of Naval Inquiry, respecting Sir Home Popham’s papers; and 
date of return of such papers ; also copy of examination taken before the said Commissioners relating thereto; Lx. 119, P. 135, P- 


4009. Copies of letters from the Admiralty directing the Navy Board to investigate the accounts of Sir Home Popham; Lx. 173, P. 


4010. Accounts of repairs done to the Romney and Sensible, and of naval stores purchased for ships under the command of Sir Home Popham, 
and papers relating to D. E. Bartholomew; Lx. 173, P. ‘ 


4011. Copy 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.)_. Gg 








118 














































4012. 


4013. 


4014. 
4015. 
4016. 


4017, 


4018. 


4019. 


4020. 


4021. 


4023. 


4025. 


4027. 


402%. 
4030. 


4031. 


4032. 


4033. 


4034. 


4035. 


4036. 


4037. 


4038. 


4039. 


4040. 


4041. 


4045. 


4047. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





Popham, Sir Home—continued. 


4011. Copy attestation of Lord Barham attached to the memorial of Sir Home Popham, presented ‘to His Majesty’s Council; several other 


papers relating to the Buenos Ayres prize money; LXVII. 331, P. 


Copy of letter dated 21 June 1816 from Lord Keith, with enclosures, from Sir Home Popham to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, 
respecting the services of Sir Home Popham on the coast of Spain; Lxx1. 527, Pp. (App. 565.) 


Copy of memorials and letters written by Sir Home Popham to the Admiralty, &amp;c. touching the seizure of transports, or pretended 
transports; LxXI. 230, P. 272, P. 


Copies of affidavit of Captain William Mitchel, respecting D. E. Bartholomew, and letters annexed thereto; Lx. 135, P. 
Certificate of D. E. Bartholomew having passed his examination as a lieutenant; Lx. 135, P. 
Copy of warrant to the Marshal of the Admiralty, to take into his custody Captain Sir Home Popham ; ux11. 145. 


Copy of memorial presented to His Majesty by Sir Home Popham in 1803, praying restitution of his property in the Etrusco; and 
several other papers relative thereto; LX1II. 90, P. 98, P. 142, P. 


Copy of decrees made in the High Court of Admiralty, or Court of Appeal in Prize Causes, relative to the ship L’Etrusco; and other 
papers relative to Sir Home Popham; LxIII. 125, P. 139, P. 148, P. 


Copy of King’s warrant, dated 12 September 1804, for reimbursement of expenses of Captain Robinson on his proceedings against the 
Etrusco; LXIII. 139, P. 


Copy of correspondence between Sir Home Popham and the Admiralty Board, between 1 January 1787 and 31 December 1792, 
relative to leave of absence, or to the ship Etrusco; several other papers relating to that ship; also, Appendix to Cases; 
Lx111. 276, P. 289, P. 


Copy of proceedings in the King’s Bench in a cause between Paxton and others, versus Popham, &amp;c.; Lx111. 343, P. 
Copy of Minute of Treasury upon the report of King’s Proctor, dated 23 May 1804; Lx111. 311, P. 
Copy of letter from Charles Long, Esq. to His Majesty’s Proctor, respecting the ship Etrusco, 31 July 1798; Lx111. 353. 
Copy of letter from the King’s Proctor to the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury, dated 25 July 1798; Lx111. 353. 
Copy of letter from the Secretary of the Treasury to the King’s Proctor, dated 28 October 1805; Lx111. 383. 

See supra, 3479. 


Population : 


Abstract of Answers and Returns made pursuant to Act 41 Geo. III, for taking account of Population of Great Britain; tv1. 652, p.— 
tvi1. 69. To be completed by the proper Officer, and printed, 76. 


A book, intituled, “ Abstract of Answers and Returns made pursuant to Act 41 Geo. III, Enumeration, Part II, Scotland ;” tv11. 555, P- 
Account of expenses incurred by Messrs. Eyre and Strachan under the above Act; Lvi1. 566, (App. 992.) 
Comparative Statement of Population of the several counties of Great Britain in 1801 and 1811; LXVII. 33, P. 


Two books, containing abstracts of Answers and Returns made pursuant. to Act 51 Geo. III, for taking account of Populatien of Great 
Britain,——EEnumeration 1811, Parish Registers 1811 ; Lxvu1. 501, P. (App. 857.) 


Papers respecting Population of the West India Islands ; Lxx. 474, P. 
Accounts of Population of certain Parishes in Scotland with the capacity of their Caurches and Chapels; 1819 ; LxxIVv. 327, (P.332,) 
(App. 1172.) 


Porter :—Account of quantity of Porter and Ale brewed within the district of the Chief Office of Excise in each week in the quarter 
ending 5 April 1816; Lxx1. 318, rp. (App. 842.) 


Porthleven Harbour :—Annual Account of sums received and expended on account of Porthleven Harbour Company, and 


Report relative to the progress of the works; 1814; LXIx. 475, P. (App. 869.)— —1815 ; Lx x. 468 1816; LxxI. 527, Pp. 
——1817; Lxxil. 478. 1818; LXxIII. 419.——-1819; Lx xIv. 602. 








Port Patrick :—See supra, 3717, 3718. 


Portsmouth :—See supra, 3779. 3782. 


Portugal : 
Translation of Treaty between His Catholic Majesty and the Prince Regent of Portugal, signed at Badajoz, June 6, 1801; Lv11. 435, 
(App- 923-) 


Copy of an order from the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to Earl Saint Vincent, directing his Lordship to proceed to the 
Tagus, dated 4 August 1806; several other Papers relating to Portugal; tx111. 90, (App. 525.) 


Copy of dispatch from Mr. Secretary Fox to the Earls of Rosslyn and Saint Vincent, and Lieutenant General Simcoe, dated Downing- 
street, 9 August 1806 ; and-several other Papers relating to Portugal; ~x111. 152, (App. 531.) 


Copy of warrant of the Treasury, dated 23 October 1807, allowing the importation of goods in Portuguese Ships; tx111. 176, P. 
(App. 560.) 


Copy of Proceedings upon the enquiry relative to the Armistice and Convention, &amp;c. concluded in Portugal in August 1808 ; 
LXIV. 17, P. 


Account of money sent from Great Britain for the service of the Prince Regent of Portugal ; (Ordered, Lx1v. 331, but not presented.) 
Copy of dispatch from Mr. Secretary Canning to John Jeffery, Esq. dated Foreign Office, 31 December 1808 ; Lx1v. 23, Pp. (App.656.) 


Copy of convention between His Majesty and the Prince Regent of Portugal, with two separate articles signed at London 21 April 
1809 ; Lxv. 100, (App. 629.) 


Extract of dispatch from Mr. Canning to Mr. Villiers, dated Foreign Office, November 22, 1808; and other Papers relating to 
Portuguese Troops; txv. 116, P. 


Account of all monies received by way of interest on the Portuguese Loan; Lxv. 188, (App. 632.) 


Treaty of amity, commerce, and navigation between His Majesty and his Royal Highness the Prince Regent of Portugal, signed at 
Rio de Janeiro, 19 February 1810; Lxvr. 166. 


Convention and other Papers relating to Portugal ; and Treaty of friendship and alliance between His Majesty and the Prince Regent 
of Portugal, signed at Rio de Janeiro, 19 February 1810; txvr. 166. 


Copy of dispatch from Viscount Wellington to the Earl of Liverpool, dated Pero Negro, 27 October 1810; LxvI. 258, rp. (App. 565.) 


Report of the ro a appointed to direct the distribution of the Grant voted by Parliament for the relief of Portugal in 1810; 
LXIX. 438, P. 


Account of all sums which have been paid in pursuance of a Convention between Great Britain and Portugal, signed at Vienna 
21 January 1815; (Ordered, Lx x1. 447, but not presented.) 


4050. Extract 






4057. 
4058. 


4059. 


4064. 


4066. 


4067. 


4069. 
4070. 


4072. 


4073. 
4074. 


4075. 


ages 


BEE ERE 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continiied, 119 





Portugal—continued. 


Extract of dispatch from Lord Strangford to Lord Castlereagh, dated Rio de Janeiro, June 21, 1814; other Papers relating to foreign 
missions ; LXx1I. 156, P. (App. 627.) 


Copy of dispatch from Viscount Castlereagh to Thomas Sydenham, Esq. dated 18 July 1814; Lxxu1. 188, Pp. 

Extract of letter from Thomas Sydenham, Esq. to William Hamilton, Esq, dated Lisbon 8 July 1814; Lxx11. 199, p. 
Ditto - = - to Viscount Castlereagh, dated Lisbon 23 July 1814; Lxx11. 192, P. 

Extract of letter from Thomas Sydenham, Esq. to William Hamilton, Esq. dated Lisbon 8 July 1814; ~xxrr. 192, P. 
Account of salaries and emoluments of Mr. Sydenham, Minister in Portugal ; Lxx11. 220, P. 

Return to Address for communications from Portuguese Ambassador ; Lx x11. 220, P. 

Papers on the subject of return of the Prince Regent of Portugal to Europe ; Lxx11. 229, Pp. (App. 627.) 


Account of sum wanted to pay Interest due on the sum of £. 300,000. granted to the Portuguese Government, in pursuance of a con- 
vention signed at Vienna, 21 January 1815; LxxIv. 512, Pp. (App. 719.) 


Copy of Instructions given in 1813 to the Auditor General for execution of his duties in the Peninsula; other Papers relating to the 
Audit Office, Lisbon ; (Ordered, Lxxv.17, but not presented.) 


See supra, 2660; infra, 4651. 4653. 4670. 4676. 4691. 


Post Horses :—Account of Persons who have become Contractors with His Majesty’s Government respecting the tax on 
Post Horses, with the form of contract; Lx xu11. 26, 96. 


Post Office : 


Account of revenue of the Post Office of Ireland; 1799, 1800; Lv1. 170, (P. 201,) (App. 780.)——In 1808, 1809, and 1810; 
LXVI. 203, (P. 249.) 


Account of produce of General Post Office for three and for six years to § April 1800; Lv1. 57, (App. 717.) - 
Account of produce and Exchequer payments of the General Post Office for three years to 5 January 1801 ; Lv1. 57, (App. 717.) 
Account of produce of the General Post Office in Scotland for three years to § April 1800; Lv1. 98. 


Account of receipts and disbursements of the General Post Office, &amp;c. and of rates on Postage to and from the Cape of Good Hope ; 
Lxx11. 462, (P. 468.) 





Account of net produce of duties of the Post Office ; from 1793 to 1801; LvI. 34, P. 


For the year ending 5 January 1802 ; 
Lv11. 586, P. For the year ending 5 April 1816; Lxx1. 346. 





Account of gross and net annual revenue of the Post Office, from Lady Day 1723 to 1787; with an account of additional duties laid on 
from 1793 to January 1807; Lx11. 735, (App. 904.) 


Account of gross and net produce of the Post Office from 5 April 1783 to 5 April 1807; Lx11. 783, Pp. (App. 905.) 


Account of net produce of revenue of the Post Office paid into the Exchequer on § April 1808, 1809, and 1810; Lxv. 358, P. 
(App. 684.) 


Account of the produce of revenue of the Post Office, for three years ending 5 January 1812; Lxvit. 433, (App. 744-) 


Account of sums received into the Post Office revenue on account of cabin and steerage head money for passengers on board His Ma- 
jesty’s packets, for three years, ending 5 January 1812 ; LXVII. 507, (P. 514.) 


Account of amiount of Post Office revenue unpaid to the Treasury ; L1x. 399, P. (App. 800.) 


Account of net balances in the hands of the Deputy Postmasters in Great Britain; on 5 July, and 10 October 1800, and 5 January 
1801; LvI. 490, (P. 492.) On 5 July and 10 October 1801, and 5 January 1802; ivi1. 652, PB. On 5 July and 
10 October 1802, and 5 January 1803; Lv11I. 294, Pp. (App. 896.) On § July and 10 October 1803, and 5 January 1804 ; 
LIx. 178, P. On 5 July and 10 October 1804, and 5 January 1805; Lx. 162, p.——On § July and 10 October 1805, 
and 5 January 1806; Lx1I. 155, P- On § July and 5 October 1806, and 5 January 1807; Lx1I. 273, P. On 5 July 
and 5 October 1807, and 5 January 1808; Lx111. 197, P.——On § July and 5 October 1808, and 5 January 1809; 
LxIv. 164, P- On 5 July and 6 October 1809, and 5 January 1810; Lxv. 216, Pp. On 5 July and 5 October 1810, 
and 5 January 1811; Lxvi. 196, P. On 5 July and 5 October 1811, and 5 January 1812; Lxvit. 217, (vp. 222.)—— 
On 5 July and 5 October 1812, and 5 January 1813; LxvItt. 334, P.--—On 5 July and 5 October 1813, and 5 January 1814; 
LXIX. 139, P- On 5 July and 5 October 1814, and 5 January 1815; Lxx. 169, p.——On 5 July and 5 October 1815, and 
5 January 1816; Lxx1. 199, P. On § July and 5 October 1816, and 5 January 1817; Lx x11. 164, P. On § July and 
10 October 1817, and 5 January 1818; Lxxi11. 181, (P. 218.) On § July and 10 October 1818, and § January 1819; 
LXXIv. 238, p.——On § July and 10 October 1819, and 5 January 1820; Lxxv. 112, P. 









































Account of arrears due from the Officers of the Post Office in Great Britain; on 5 January 1801; Lv1. 490, (P. 492-)———On 5 January 
1802; Lvir. 652, P. On 5 January 1803; Lvi11. 294, P. (App. 896.———On 5 January 1804; LIx. 178, P.——On 
5 January 1805; Lx. 162, pP. On 5 January 1806; Lx1. 155, P——On 5 January 1807; Lx11. 273, P. On 5 January 
1808; LXIII. 197, P. On 5 January 1809; Lx1v. 164, P. On 5 January 1810; Lxv. 216, P. On 5 January 1811; 
Lxvi. 196, P. On 5 January 1812; Lxvil. 217, (P. 222.) On 5 January 1813 ; Lxvitt. 334, P——On 5 January 
1814; LxIx. 139, Pp——On 5 January 1815; Lxx. 169, r.~——On 5 January 1816 ; Lx x1. 199, P——On 5 January 1817; 


LXXxtil. 164, P. On 5 January 1818; Lxx111. 181, (p.218.)——On 5 January 1819; Lxxiv. 238, p.——On 5 January 
1820; LXXV. 112, P. 


Account of balances due to the Postmaster General from the Deputy Postmasters in England, Scotland, Dublin, &amp;c. on 5 January 1800 
and 5 January 1801 ; (Ordered, v1. 26, but not presented.) 


Account of - - - ditto,on § January 1801 and 5 January 1802 respectively ; (Ordered, tv11. 140, but not presented.) 
Account of balances remaining with the Receiver General of the Post Office, from 1793 to 1805; Lx. 477, P. (App. 893.) 


Account showing how the balance of £. 20,635. 4. 9. in the hands of the Receiver General of the Post Office in Ireland, on 25 December 
1800, was reduced on 1 January following ; tv11. 472, (P. 488.) 


Account showing increase or diminution in salaries of the General Post Office, for the years ending 5 January 1802 and 1803; 
LVIII. 294, P. 





























Account of increase of salaries of the Post Office and of any new Officers appointed, since 1 January 1815; Lxxr. 191, (P. 245.) 
Account of establishment of Post Office; 1817; LxX1I. 170, P. 


Account stating what offices have been added to the Post Office; tx x11. 170, P. 


Account of appointments under the Postmaster General of England, Scotland, and Ireland, between 5 April 1816 and 5 April 1817 ; 
LXxil. 348, 476, P. 


Account of number of Boards from time to time held by the Postmaster General for the last twenty years; LXXII.170, P. 210, P. 


Account of sums expended in the enlargement and improvement of the present Post Office; 1814; (Ordered, ux1x. 439, but not 
presented.) 


Copies of Plans of the new intended Post Office, and Estimates of expense of building same; Lx1x. 448.—Lxx. 118. 
Report of progress made for carrying into effect the Act of session 1815, relative to the new Post Office; Lxx1. 54, P. 56, P. 


Statements of progress made in building the new Post Office; with account of money expended in purchases and otherwise, &amp;c. ; 
LXXII. 210, P.—LXXIII. 82, Pp. (App. '774.)—=Lx xiv. 322, P. (App. 1148.)—Lxxv. 219, (P. £58,) (App.896.) 


4090. Copies 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


a 
£ 








120 


4100, 


4101. 


4102. 
4103. 


4104. 


4105. 


4106. 


4107. 
4108. 


4109. 


4110. 


4111. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





Post Office—continued. 


Copies of Correspondence and other Papers relating to the action between the Pelham and Montague Packets, and the Globe American 
privateer; Lxx. 108, (P. 157-) 


Abstract of state of securities entered into by the officers of the General Post Office on 24 April 1819; LxxIv. 350. 
Copy of Memorial presented by the Bankers of Dublin to the Postmaster General of Ireland; Lx11. 764, P. 


Return showing by what authority the Postmasters General of Great Britain have paid the sum of £.25,097. for Government expresses 
between London and Dublin, from 1 January 1804 to 1 January 1808; several other Papers relating to that subject ; 
LX111. 228, 271, P. (App. 752.) 


Copies of two letters from the Governor of the Bank of Ireland to the Chancellor of the Exchequer of Ireland, dated 19 and 22 April 
1808; Lx11I. 303, P. (App. 685.) (The first of these papers withdrawn, and another ordered, presented, and to be printed, 
320, P.) 


Copy of so much of Letter from the Postmasters General in Ireland to the Lord Lieutenant, dated 10 November 1807, as relates to 
extension of buildings of General Post Office in Dublin; Lx111. 306, Pp. (App. 856.) 


Account of sums paid out of the revenues of Ireland under the head of Incidents of Post Office, for three years ending 5 January 1809 ; 
LXIV. 252. 


Account of Officers superannuated in the Post Office Department in Ireland ; Lx1v. 360, P. 


Copy of Minute of Treasury, or Order of the Lord Lieutenant, directing balances of Post Office to be paid into the Bank of Ireland; 
LXV. 292, (P. 309.) 


Abstract of contracts made by the Postmaster General in Ireland with Persons engaged in conveying Mails; Lx x111. 418, (P. 423.) 


Account of sums received into the Post Office of Ireland for conveyance of Letters between Howth and Dublin, &amp;c.; txxiv. 546, 
(P. 563.) 
See supra, 2548, 2549. 3176. 3743. 3784. 


Potatoes :—See infra, 4328. 





Pot and Pearl Ashes :—Quantity imported intoGreat Britain during the last six years; Lxv1. 348. Quantity of Barilla, 
Pearl and Pot Ashes, imported into Great Britain and Ireland, in the last five years; and Account of declared value of 
Barilla, and Pearl and Pot Ashes, imported into Great Britain in 1817; LX XIII. 233, P. 279, P. 


See supra, 998 ; infra, 4948. 





Prerogative Court :—See supra, 2547. 


Presentments :—See supra, 2726-2733. 


Preventive Service : 
Return of officers and men nominated to the Preventive Boat Service, &amp;c. late under the direction of Captain Hanchett ; Lxx1v. 625, p. 


Return of number of men and officers employed under the present system of preventing smuggling by land ; and of total expense of the 
Preventive System ; (Ordered, Lx xv. 382, but not presented.) 


See supra, 2779. 


Preventive Surveyors :—Returns of names of Preventive Surveyors, &amp;c. of districts of Cavan, Sligo, Killibegs, and Tralee, 
with dates of appointments; txv1. 366, Pp. 


Prince Edward Island :—See supra, 1456. 


Printed Goods :—See supra, 1661. 1664, 1665, 1671. 1672. 1674-1676. 


Printing : 


Estimate of expenses for printing the Journals of the House of Commons, for printing and delivering Votes, and for printing Bills, 
Reports, &amp;c.; 1801; Lv1. 82, (App.'731.) —— 1802; Lvit. 566, (App. 991.) 1803; Lv111. 493, (App. 1150 3) 636, 
(App. 1222.)——1804 ; LIx. 217, (App. 702, 703.)——-1805 ; Lx. 244, (App. 834.)——-1806;_ Lx1. 140, (App. 717.) —— 
1807; Lx11. 196, 197, (App. 489;) 622, 623, (App. 866.)—— 1808; Lx111. 239, (App.800 ;) 296, (App. 847.) 1809 ; 
Lxiv. 206, (App. 483.) —— 1810; Lxv. 288, (App. 578.) 1811; LXvi. 145, 165, (App. 5313) 283, (App. 538.) 
1812; LXvI1I. 30, (App.639 ;) 342, (App. 650.)——1813 ; Lxvi11. 113, (App. 746;) 161, (App. 751.)\——1814; Lx1x. 93, P. 
(App. 600.) —— 1815; Lxx. 160, Pp. (App. 570, 571.) 1816; Lxx1. 295, 296, Pp. (App. 639.)——1817; Lx x11. 276, P. 
(App. 581.1818 ; Lx x111. 104, P. (App. 508 ;) 281, Pp. (App. 513.) 1819; LXXIv. 126, Pp. (App. 707 ;) 266, p. (App.712.) 

1820; Lxxv.208,P. (App. 561, 562.) 

















Account of sum wanted for defraying expense of printing Lords Journals; 1808 ; 35th volume; Lx111. 239, (App. 800.)——1 809 ; 
36th and 37th volumes; Lxiv. 384, (App.491.)——-1810; 38th and 39th volumes; Lxv. 404, (App. 586.)——-1811;_ goth, 
41st, and 42d volumes ; Lxvi. 347, (App. 540.)——— 1812; 43d, 44th, and 45th volumes; txvur. 436, (App. 650.) —— 
1813; 46th and 47th volumes; Lxvii1. 583, (App. 756.) 1814; 48th volume; Lx1x.351, P. (App. 617.) —— 1817; 
4gth volume; Lxx11.276, p. (App. 581.)——1819; Lxxiv. 360, Pp. (App.717.) 





Estimate of sum wanted for printing the Calendar to the Journals of the House of Lords; txv. 404, (App. 587.) 


Estimate of sum wanted for printing the General Index to the Lords Journals, from 20th to 35th volumes; LxxIII. 104, P. 
(App. 508.) 

Estimate of expense of reprinting the Journals, Indexes, Reports, &amp;c. of the House of Commons ; 1804; L1x. 217, (App. 703.)——_ 
1805; Lx.244, (App. 834.)——1806; Lx1. 140, (App.717.)——1807 ; Lx11. 197, (App. 489 ;) 623, (App. 866.)——-1808 ; 
LXI11. 317, (App. 876.) —— 1809; x~xiv. 206, (App. 483.) 1810; Lxv. 288, (App. 578.) —— 1811; LXxvi. 145, 
(App. §31.)——1812; Lxvil. 342, (App.650.)——-1813 ; Lxvuir. 161, (App. 752.)——-1814; Lx1x. 93, P. (App. 600.) 
—— 1815; uxx. 160, P. (App. 570.) —— 1816; ixx1. 296, Pp. (App. 639.) 1817; LXx11. 276, P. (App. 581.) — 
1818; ~xxi11.281, Pp. (App. 513.)——1819; Lxxiv. 266, Pp. (App. 713.) —— 1820; Lxxv. 208, P. (App. 562.) 





Account of sums wanted for deficiency of Grants for printing Journals, Votes, Bills, Reports, &amp;c.; For 1806; ~x11. 196, (App. 489 ;) 
622, (App.866.) For 1807 ; LXItl. 152, (App. 731.) —— For 1808; Lx1v. 206, (App. 483.)——For 1809; Lxv. 288, 
(App. 578.) —— For 1810 ; xvi. 283, (App. §38.).——For 1811; Lxvit. 30, (App. 639 ;) 342, (App. 650.)——For 1812; 
LXVIII. 113, (App. 746 ;) 161, (App. '751 5) 583, (App. 756.) — For 1813; Lx1x. 93,P. (App. 600 ;) 138, Pp. (App.602 ;) 
351, P. (App. 617.) —— For 1814; Lxx. 160, Pp. (App. 5703) 364, Pp. (App.583.) For 1815; LXXI. 295, (P. 296,) 
(App. 638, 639;) 383, P- (App. 643.-——For 1816; uxxu1. 276, Pp. (App. 581 ;) 334, P. (App. 586.)——For 1817; txx111. 
104, P. (App. 508.) —LxxIv. 126, Pp. (App. 707.) For 1818; Lxxiv. 266, P. (App. 712.)——For 1819 ; Lxxv. 208, r. 
(App. 561, 562.) 


Estimate of sum wanted to defray expense of Printing and Stationery for the two Houses of Parliament; 1805; Lx. 42, (App. 693.) 

——1806 ; Lx1.140, (App.’'718.)———-1807 ; Lx11. 227, (App. 533 ;) 623, (App. 866.)——1808 ; Lx111, 239, (App. 800.) 
1809; LxIv.108, (App. 481.) 1810; Lxv.81, (App. 575.) —— 1811; Lxvi. 145, 165, (App. 531.) ——1812; 
LXvit. 30, (App. 639.) ———1813; Lxvit1. 113, (App. 746 ;) 241, (App. 752.)—— 1814; LxIx. 93, Pp. (App. 600.) —— 
1815; Lxx,160,¥. (App. 571.)—— 1816 ; Lx x1. 296, Pp. (App. 639.) —— 1817; Lx x11. 276, Pp. (App. 581.) —— 1818; 
LXXIlI. 104, P. (App. 508.) ———-1819 ; Lx xxrv.126, P. (App. 707.) 

















4112. Account 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 121 


oa oaaoea=—00—eee.. ee SSS 


Printing --continued. 


4112. Account of particulars of expense incurred for Printing and Stationery for the Houses of Parliament ; 1809; (Ordered, ux1v. 414, but 
not presented till) Lxv. 80. 


4113. Account of sum wanted to make good deficiency of sum granted for Printing and Stationery for the Houses of Parliament; 1805 ; 
Lx. 244, (App. 834.)——— 1805; LxI. 519, (App. 889.) 1806; Lx11. 227, (App. 533;) 623, (App. 866.) 1807 ; 
LXIII. 239, (App. 800.) 1808; Lxiv. 206, (App. 483.) —— 1809; uxv. 81, (App. 575.) 18195; LXVITI. 241; 
(App. 752.)——-1814; Lx x. 160, P. (App. 571.) ——1815 ; Lx x1. 344, P. (App. 643.1818; Lx xv. 360, Pp. (App. 717.) 











4114. Estimate of expense of printing Public General Acts; 1803; Lv111. 119, (App.'779.)———Indexes to Acts; 1803 ; Lv111. 119, (App. 781.) 

1804; LIx. 45, (App. 512.)——1805; Lx. gi, (App. 698.)——-1806 ; ux1. 186, (App. '744.)——1807 ;_ Lx11, 83, 

(App. 445 ;) 668, (App. 873.)——1808 ; Lx 111.89, (P. 211,) (App. 664.)——-1809; Lx1v. 50, (App. 491.)——1810; Lxv. 104, 

(App. 595.)——1811; Lxvi. 174, (App. 541.)——1812; Lxvil. 351, (App. 667.)——-1813; Lxvurr. 520, (App. 770.) 

1814; Lx1x. 199, (App. 632.)———1815; Lxx. 180, Pp. (App. §97-.)——1816; Lxx1. 336, (App. 664,+——1817 ; 

LXXII. 179, (App. 601.) —— 1818; Lxxu1I. 245, (App. 537.)—— 1819; LXxIv. 512, (P.577,) (App. 741.) ——1820; 
LXXV. 314, (App. 581.) 


4115. Estimate of charge of Printing, Stationery, and other disbursements for the Chief and Under Secretaries Offices in Ireland; 1801; 

LVI. 134, (App. 7'79.)——1802 ; Lv11. 255, (App. 811.1803; Lvi1t. 119, (App. 780.)———1804; Lx. 45, (App. 513.) 
1805; Lx. 91, (App. 698.)——-1806; 1x1. 186, (App. 745.)———-1807 ; 7x11. 83, (App. 445;) 668, (App. 873.)—— 
1808; Lx11I. 89, (P. 211,) (App. 664.)——-1809; Lx1v. 86, (App. §01;) 244, (App. 501.) 1810; Lxv. 111, (App, §97-) 
——1811; Lxvi. 175, (App. 543.)——1812; Lxvit. 85, (App. 655.)——1813;  Lxvuir. 317, (App. 763.)——1814; 
LXIx. 199, (App. 630.)——-1815; Lxx. 180, Pp. (App. 596.) 1816; Lxxt. 335, (App. 663.)——1817; Lxx11. 223, 
(App. 603.)——1818 ; Lxx11I. 245, (App. 536.)——1819; LXxxiv. 512, (P. §77,) (App. 740.)———-1820; Lxxv. 314, 
(App. 580.) 


4116. Account of expense incurred for printing Papers respecting the Marhatta War and Poor Returns; Lx. 244, (App, 834.) 

















4117. Account of sum wanted in 1816, to defray the supplementary charge for printing Bills, Reports, and other Papers, by order of the House, 
for Session 1812-13 ; LXxI. 295, (P. 296,) (App. 638.) 


4118. Account of the supplemental charge for Printing for 1811 ; Lxx11. 383, Pp. (App. 586.) 


4119. Return of Papers printed by order of the House in Sessions 1814, 1815, and 1816, and cost to the public, not including Votes, Journals, 
and Indexes; LXXII. 295, P. 


4120. Estimate of sum wanted in 1820, to defray the supplemental charge of miscellaneous Printing in Session 1819; LXxv. 255, P. 
(App. 567-) , 3 
4121. Account of sum wanted for defraying expense incurred for Printing by order of the Commissioners of Public Records; txxv. 255, P. 
(App. 566.) 
See supra, 2965, 2966. 


Prisons : 


4122. Inspector General’s Report on the state of Gaols in Ireland; for 1801; tv11. 638.——For 1803; Lix. 272.———For 1804; Lx, 212. 
For 1805; Lx1. 82.——For 1806; Lx. 243. For 1807; LXx111. 225, Pp. (App. 774.)—— For 1808; Lxiv. 193. 
For 1809; LXV. 244. For 1810; txvi. 161. For 1811; wLxvit. 253.——For 1812; Lxviit. 423. For 
1813; LXIx. 304. For 1816; Lxx1l. 230. For 1817; Lxx111. 199.——For 1818; LxxIv. 351, (P. 604.) 


























4123. Report on state of the Guols in the county and county of the city of Dublin; Lx1v. 345, p.—(Ordered to be returned to Secretary of 
State’s Office for Home Department ; txv. 88.) 


4124. Copy of correspondence from the Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and the Lord Chief Justice and others respecting 
the state of the Gaols; Lxv. 103, P. 


4125. Account showing number of persons imprisoned in the different Prisons in Scotland, during three years preceding 31 December 1817 ; 
several other Accounts of persons imprisoned for small debts in Scotland; (Ordered, Lx x111. 303, but not presented.) 


4126. Report of Commissioners appointed to inquire into the state, conduct and management of the Fleet, Palace Court, and Marshalsea 
Prisons; LX XIV. 237, (P. 238.) 


4127. Account of Gaols, Houses of Correction or Penitentiaries, in the United Kingdom, specifying the number of persons committed and 
prisoners confined in each, at any period of the year 1818 ; LxxIv. 154, 175, 224, 233. Abstract to be printed, 234. 


See supra, 3177. 3191. 


Prisoners : 
4128. Copy of depositions of the State Prisoners confined in the Gaol of Kilmainham; Lx. 212, P. 
4129. Copy of memorials signed conjointly by the State Prisoners; Lx. 212, P. 
4130. Accounts of allowances to Prisoners ; the income and expenditure of Prisons in Ireland; and application of fees; Lx x11, 269, P. 


4131. Return of fees and rents claimed and paid by Prisoners, and salaries and emoluments of Gaolers and Turnkeysof the Marshalsea, Dublin ; 
LXXII. 269, P. 


See supra, 1713-1728. 


Prisoners of War : 





4132. Account of number of French Prisoners of War in England ; Lxvi. 430, Pp. (App.577.) 
prison of Dartmoor ; Lxvi. 440, Pp. (App.578.) 


Account of number of Prisoners in the 





4133. Copies or extracts of communications that passed in 1810 between His Majesty’s Government and France, respecting an exchange of 
Prisoners; LXvi. 449, P. (App. 566.) ; 


4134. Account of Commissioned Officers, Prisoners of War in Great Britain, on 5 June 1810, 1811, and 1812; distinguishing such as have 
been admitted to their parole, and such as have broken it; Lxvit. 474, P. (App. 680.) 


4135. Return of Prisoners of War at present in any parts of the United Kingdom (1812) ; txv11. 480, Pp. (App. 856.) 
See supra, 3475 ; infra, 4996, 4997. 


Private Bills :—See supra, 1024, 1025. 


Privy Council Office: 


4136. Copy of Order in Council, dated 6 April 1808, approving representation of the Lords of the Council respecting the establishment of 
Clerks, &amp;c.; Lx111. 276, Pp. (App. 837.) 


4137. Account of fees received at the Privy Council Office, from 25 March 1808 to the latest period; Lx1v. 209, (P. 241,) (App.666.) 


4138. Copy of Order in Council respecting the salaries and contingent expenses of the Office of the Committee of Privy Council for ‘Trade ; 
LxVv. 218. 


4139. Copies of proceedings of the Lords Committees of Privy Council for Coins; Lxv, 281. 


4140. Annual amount of fees and gratuities received in His Majesty's Privy Council Office, from persons who have obtained licenses for 
trading, &amp;c. from 1803 to 1813; Lxvit1. 665. 
See supra, 2566, 2567. 3072. 3748. 3769. 
Privy Purse : 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.-LXXV. (1801—1820.). Hh 








122 


4141. 
4142. 


4143. 


4144. 


4145. 
4146. 


4147. 


4148. 


4149. 


4150. 
4151. 
4152. 


4153. 
4154. 


4155. 


4157. 


4158. 
4159. 


4160. 


4161. 
4162. 


4163. 


4164. 
4165. 
4166. 


4167. 
4168. 


4169. 


4170. 
4171. 


4172. 


4173. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS-—continued. 





Privy Purse : 
Account of sums paid from the Treasury of Ireland into His Majesty’s Privy Purse, &amp;c.; txv1. 286, (P. 328.) 
Affidavits of Andrew Berkeley Drummond, Esq. Keeper of His Majesty’s Privy Purse; Lxvitr. 102. 


Privy Seal :—Return of persons holding situations or employments in the Office of Four Clerks of the Privy Seal; txx11. 383, p. 


Prizage of Wines : 
Copy of contract between the Lords of the Treasury in Ireland and the Earl of Ormond, with respect to Prizage under Act-46 Geo. III; 
LXV. 393- 
Account of proceedings of Commissioners of the Treasury of Ireland respecting the above contract; LXV. 393. 


Account of total number of ships laden with Wine, subject to single or double rene, invoiced into Ireland in three years ending 
5 January 1810; LXxv. 393. 


Copy of surrender of Prizage and Butlerage of Wines in Ireland, from the Earl of Ormond to His Majesty; Lxv1. 265. 
See supra, 2724. 
Prize Agency :—See supra, 3475. 


Prize Money : 
Copy of memorial from Sir William Robe and others, on behalf of the Duke of Wellington, respecting the claims of his Grace and the 
Army for captures; Lx x. 399, P. (App. 556.) 


Copy of Royal Sign Manual Warrant for distribution of the booty captured at Java, 22 August 1814; Lxx. 218.—And copy of letter 
from the Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, dated 15 March 1815, inclosing account of value of the Ordnance ; Lxx. 218. 


Prize Ships : 


Lists of Ships and Vessels, or Cargoes, prosecuted as Prize, in the name of His Majesty, in the Admiralty Court, since January 1802, 
or Vice Admiralty Courts abroad; LxIII. 257, P. 283, P. 


Account of Vessels, Cargoes and Freights for the same, since January 1802, as have been, by the Admiralty Court, &amp;c. condemned for 
the use of His Majesty ; (Order for this Account discharged, and another ordered; UX111. 187.) Presented, 283, P 


List of Danish Ships detained as Prize, the decision of which was depending before the Court of Admiralty, or Prize Court of Appeal, 
4 November 1807 ; LXIII. 241, P. 


List of Ships containing property alledged to belong to subjects of Denmark, ditto ; LX11I. 241, P. 
Number and tonnage of Prize Ships made free and registered from 5 January 1790 to § January 1793, and from § January 1805 to 
§ January 1806; Lx1v. 363, P. (App. 849.) 
See supra, 49-115. 


Probates :—Account of amount of Stamp Duty on Probates for three years ending 5 January 1801; Lv1. 445, (App. 869.) 


Proclamations, Ireland : 


Estimate for publishing Proclamations, &amp;c. in the Dublin Gazette, &amp;c.; 1801 ; Lv1. 134, (App. 777.) 1802; Lv. 255, (App. 811.) 

1803; LvIIZ, 119, (App. '779.)——1804 ; LIx. 45, (App. 513.) ——1805 ; Lx. 91, (App. 698.)——1806 ;_ Lx1. 186, 
(App. 745.)——1807 ; Lx11. 83, (App. 445 ;) 668, (App. 873.)——-1808 ;_ Lx111. 89, (P. 211,) (App. 664.)——1809 ; LxIv. 
50, (App. 491.) 1810; Lxv. 104, (App. 595.) 1811; Lxvi. 174, (App. §41.)——1812; Lxvit. 85, (App. 656.) 
—— 1813; LXVIII. 317, (App. 763.) —— 1814; Lx1x. 199, (App. 631.) 1815, 5 Lx x. 180, Pp. (App. 596.)——1816 ; 
LXXI, 335, (App. 663.) ——— 1817; Lxxul. 179, (App. 601.)——1818 ; Lx x111. 245, (App. 537.) ——1819; LXXIV. 512, 
(P. 577,) (App. '740.)——1820; Lx xv. 314, (App. 580.) 


Detailed account of expenditure of sum of £.10,205. 12. paid for publishing Proclamations ; (Ordered, Lxv11. 335, but not presented.) 


Copy of Proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland, issued 24 July 1803, respecting the murder of Lord Kilwarden ; 
LV111. 644. 


See supra, 1952. 1954, 1955. 3223. 











Promissory Notes : 


Account of amount of stamp duties on Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes, Deeds, Bonds, &amp;c. for two years, ending 5 
January 1801; Lv1. 56, (App. 717.) 


Account of duties on Promissory Notes re-issuable in each quarter, from 5 January 1798 to the latest period; Lxv. 45, P. 95, (App. 685.) 


Account of produce of duties on Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes not re-issuable, for 1806, 1807, 1808, and 1809; Lxv. 
g0, P. (App. 685.) 


Account of number of licences for issue of Prmissory Notes payable on demand, for the year ending 10 October 1809; Lxv. 45, 
(P. 95,) (App. 685.)——-1810 ; Lxvi. 119, (P. 120.)}——1811; Lxvu1. 298, p——1812 ; LXVItt. 98, p. (App. 881.}—— 


1813; LxIx. 157, (P. 184,) (App. 824.1814; Lxx. 84, P. (App. 890;) 108, P. (App. 891.)—-—From 1811 to 1817; 
LXXIII. 137, P. (App. 760.) 


Account of number of stamps of Promissory Notes re-issuable, and of re-issuable Notes stamped in England; for 1810; Lxvi. 119, 


(P. 120.)———1811 5; LXVII- 299, P- 1812; Lxvuilil. 98, Pp. (App. 881.)——1813; LXIX. 144, (r. 184,) (App. 824.)— 
From 1814 to 1818; LXX111. 137, P. (App. 759.) 


Account of number of Promissory Notes stamped from 10 October 1804 to 10 October 1812; Lxvitt. 360. 


Account of number of Country Banks for which licences to issue Promissory Notes have been taken out, &amp;c.in England, Wales, 
and Scotland, for three years ending 5 January 1813; Lxvitt. 469, Pp. (App. 882.) 


Account of number of Notes stamped in Great Britain; Lx1x. 157, (Pp. 184,) (App. 824.) 





Account of number of Country Banks in England and Wales for which licences to issue Promissory Notes have been taken out, for 
five years ending 5 January 1814; Lxx. 108, Pp. (App. 891.) 


Account of Firms of the 224 new Banks in England and Wales to which licences have been granted to issue Promissory Notes, on 
10 October 1814; LXxX. 417. 
Property and Income Tax : 
Account of produce of Tax upon Income, for the year ending 5 April 1801; Lv1. 220, *“ 331,) (App. 789.) 
Account of actual and estimated expense of collecting the Income Tax for 1799 and 1800; Lvr1. 296, p. (App. 814.) 


Account of “ assessment and net produce of Income Duty in Great Britain, for the year ending 5 April 1801 ; Lv11. 285, (p.286,) 
(App. 829.) 


Account of gross assessment for the year ending 5 April 1801 ; Lvi1. 285, (Pp. 286,) (App. 829.) 
4174. Account 


- 4174, 
4175. 


4176. 


4177. 
4178. 
4179. 
4180. 


4181. 
4182. 
4183. 
4184, 
4185. 


4186. 
4187. 
4188. 


4189. 
4190. 
4191. 
4192. 
4193. 
4194. 


4195. 
4196. 
4197. 


4198. 
4199. 
4200. 


4201. 
4202. 
4203. 


4204. 


4205. 


4206. 


4207. 


4208. 
4209. 


4210. 


4211. 
4212. 
4213. 
4214, 


4215. 


4216. 


4217. 
4218. 


4219. 


4220. 


4221. 


4222. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 123 


— 








Property and Income Tax—continued. 
Account of number of Persons, and amount of Income for the year ending 5 April 1801; Lvi1. 285, (rp. 286,) (App. 830.) 


Amount of gross assessment upon Income for the year ending 5 April 1801; distinguishing England from Scotland; xvi. 285, 
' (Pp. 286,) (App. 832.) 


Account of number of districts from which assessments made in virtue of the Act imposing a Duty on Property have been returned 
to the Office of Taxes; L1x. 179, P. 


Account of number of districts from which no sucli assessments have been returned to the said Office; L1x. 179, P. 
Estimate of Duty on Property due and outstanding on 5 April 1804; Lrx. 439, P- 
Estimate of probable annual produce of the Duties on Property, Professions, Trades, and Offices; L1x. 246, P. 


Statement of amount of gross estimate, and of net assessments under the Property Act, for the year ending 5 April 1804; Lx. 66, 
(App. 722.) 


Account of net assessment of Duty on Property, for the year ending 5 April 1804; Lx1. 178, (rp. 188,) (App. 731.) 
Account of arrears of the Property Tax, for the years ending 5 April 1804 and 5 April 1805; Lx1. 213, P. (App. 772.) 
Account of number of persons assessed to the Income Duty in 1801; Lx1. 213, Pp. (App. 773.) 

Account of gross assessment of the Property Tax in Great Britain, for 1803; Lx1.213, Pp. (App.775-) 


Account or Estimate of net assessment of the Property Tax, for the years ending 5 April 1807, 1808, and 1809; Lxiv. 421, 
(App. 608.) 


Estimate of amount of Property Tax due and unpaid into the Exchequer, on § April 1809; Lx1v. 421, Pp. (App. 608.) 
Account of amount of net assessments of Property Tax in Scotland; txv. 112, Pp. (App. 686.) 


Account ve &lt;9 amount of assessment of Property Tax in each year, from its commencement to § April 1810; Lxv. 358, Pp. 
(i. ae of Property Tax levied upon real property in Great Britain in 1810; Lxvi. 188, Pp. (App. 627.) 

Account of arrears of Property Tax and Assessed Taxes, collected in four years, ending 5 April 1811; Lxvi. 270, (P. 284.) 

Ditto - - - outstanding on 5 April 1811 ; Lxvi. 283, Pp. 

Account of the net produce of the Property Tax, for three years ending 5 January 1807; LXII. 129, P. (App. 474.) 

Account of amount of Property Tax, for years ending 5 April 1810, 1811, 1812; Lxvit. 306, (P. 325,) (App. 740.) 


Accounts of annual value of lands, tenements, and hereditaments, and of profits arising from professions, trades, and offices, brought 
into charge by Act 46 Geo. III, c.65, in the years ending 5 April 1804, 1806, 1808, and 1811; LxvuiuI, 241, P. 


Account of Duty arising from the profits of professions and trades, distinguished into classes, for ditto; LXVIII. 241, P. 
Estimate of assessment under each of the several Schedules, for the years ending § April 1812 and 1813; Lxvuitt. 241, P. 


Account of assessments to the Duty on Property under Schedule (A.) of Act 46 Geo. III, c. 65, for the county of Lancaster; Lx1x. 197, 
(P. 209.) 


Account of property or profits assessed under Schedule (A.) of the Property Act in Scotland; txrx. 185, Pp. (App. 751.) 
Account of assessments to the Duty on Property under Schedule (A.) of Act 46 Geo. III, c.65, for Devonshire; Lx1x. 313. 


Account or Estimate of gross and net assessment of the Property Tax, for five years ending 5 April 1814; Lxx. 235, Pp. (App. 7303) 
248, (Pp. 249,) (App. 731.) 


Account of number of persons in the City of London assessed to the Income Tax in London, and of surcharges, &amp;c,; Lx x1. 68, p. 
Account of ‘number of assessments in the City of London to the Income Tax; Lxx1. 149, P. (App. 841.) 


Accounts of charge on persons in trade and professions to the Property Tax, under the Schedule (D.) for 1812, in certain classes ; 
LX XI. 149, P. (App.841.) 


Account of charge, in respect of the occupation of lands, to the Property Tax, under Schedule (B.} for 1812, in classes; Lx x1. 154, P. 
(App. 842.) 


Estimate of proposed charges in respect to the occupation of lands; Lxx1. 154, P. (App. 842.) 


Copy of printed Questions sent by the Commissioners for Income Tax in the a London, to be answered by persons whose declaration 
of Income has not been agreed to by the Commissioners ; and of two Letters addressed to Merchants respecting the consign- 
ments of colonial produce ; Lx XI. 212, P. 


Copies of correspondence betwixt the Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes and the house of Williams and Creniell, between 1 May 
1815 and 1 February 1816; Lxx1. 227, P. 


Copy of letter from John Hughes, Esq. Inspector of Taxes, dated Fenchurch-street, London, 17 November 1815; LxxXI. 227, P. 


Copies of correspondence betwixt the Commissioners for General Purposes acting under the Property Tax Act of London and the 
house of Williams and Grenfell, between 1 December 1815 and 1 February 1816; Lxx1. 227, P. 


Copies of papers referred to by the Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes, in the correspondence between them and Messrs. Williams 
and Grenfell, since 1 May 1815; Lxx1I. 227, P. 


Ditto - - - and Michael Hughes, of Prescot, since 31 May 1815; Lxx1. 227, P. 
Copy of letter from Michael Hughes to the Commissioners of Taxes dated 19 March 1816; ~xx1. 250, (P. 251.) 
Copies of circular letter, in March, May and August 1815, from the Tax Office, respecting assessments to the Income Tax; Lxx1. 346. 


Return of date of each appeal at present unheard by the Commissioners under the Income and Property Tax ; Lxx11. 105, 162, p. 
(App. 693.) 


Return of salaries and other emoluments paid to each person employed in the office of the Commissioners for assessing Trades and 
Professions ; LX XII. 105, (App. 693.) : 


Account of salary and emoluments of the Inspector of the Property Tax in London, for three years ending 5 January 1817 
LxXx11. 176, P. 


Account of arrears of Property Tax outstanding on 5 April 1817; Lxx11. 380, (P. 400,) (App. 587.) 


Statement of measures taken for the destruction of such books and papers relating to the Property Tax, under Schedule (D.) as are no 
longer necessary; LX XIII. 254, 389, P. 423, (App. 635, 637.) 


Estimate of aan to be paid into the Exchequer on account of arrears of Property Tax in the year ending 5 April 1819; Lxx111. 265, 
(App. 635-) 


Account of amountof annual value or rent assessed under Schedule (A.) Property Duty ; Lx x1v. 440, P. (Order for printing discharged, 464.) 
See supra, 2631. 


Prosecutions : 


Account of number of Prosecutions in the Courts of Law, Justice of Peace Courts, &amp;c. for duties, seizures, forfeitures, and penalties in 
the Excise Department in Scotland, for four years ending 5 April 1816; of Law Charges; of amount and appropriation of 
money recovered under such Prosecutions ; (Ordered, Lx x1. 357, but not presented till) LXx11. 382, P. 


Return of Prosecutions in Scotland for twelve months preceding 5 July 1820; txxv. 482, P. 
Protestant 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








124 


4223. 


4224. 


4225. 
4226. 


4227. 


4228. 


4229. 
4230. 


4231. 
4232. 
4233. 
4234. 
4235. 
4236. 


4237: 


4238. 
4239. 


4240. 


4241. 


4242. 


4245. 
4246. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





Protestant Charter Schools : 


Estimate of expense of supporting Protestant Charter Schools of Ireland ; for 1802; tv11. 262, (App. 816.)——-1803 ; Lv1II. 125, 

(App. 791.) 1804; tix. 46, (App. §15-) 1805; Lx. 91, (App. 699:)——-1806 ;; Lx1. 187, (App. 747.) 1807 ; 

LXII. 111, P. (App. 459;) 668, (App. 876.)}——-1808 ; Lx111. 194, (Pp. 211,) (App. 666..——1809 ; Lx1v. 50, (App. 495.) 

1810; LXv. 104, (App. 588.) —— 1811; Lxvi. 175, (App. 544.)—— 1812; Lxvit. 85, (App. 657.) —— 1813 ; 

LXvitl. 317, (App. 759-)——1814; LXIx. 184, (App. 621.) ——1815; Lxx. 180, Pp. (App. 587.) ——1816; LxxI. 935, 

(App. 652.)——— 1817; Lxx11. 178, (App. 590.) ——— 1818 5 LX XIII. 245, (App. §23.)——- 1819; LXxIv. 512, (P.577,) 
(App. 729.)——1820; Lxxv. 314, (App. 570.) 


Account of salaries, pensions, and other allowances, payable in each year, and of sums expended in ten years, ending 1 January 1819, 
on buildings for the service of the Protestant Charter Schools, the Foundling Hospital, &amp;c. ; uxx1v. 449, (P. 465,) (App. 721.) 











Protestant Ministers :—See supra, 3415, 3416. 


Prothonotaries : 
Return of persons holding situations or employments in the office of the Prothonotary Common Pleas in Ireland; tx x11. 476, P. 
Return of persons holding situations or employments in the office of the Prothonotary King’s Bench in Ireland ; Lx x11. 476, P. 
Provisions : 


Account of quantities of Butter, Cheese, and Beer, provided in Great Britain and Ireland for His Majesty’s service, from the commence- 
ment of the present war to 31 December 1800; Lv1. 28, P. 


Account of Grain and Rice imported and exported into England and Scotland between 5 January 1800 and 5 January 1801 ; 
LVI. 198, 241. 


Ditto - - - exported from - - - ditto, between.5 January 1800 and 1801; tv1. 198, 241. 


Account of average price of the several sorts of Grain, &amp;c. in England and Scotland, in the years ending 5 January 1800 and 5 January 
1801 ; (Ordered, Lv1. 118, but not presented.) 


Account of Grain and Rice imported into England and Scotland since 5 January 1801 ; (Ordered, Lv1. 605, but not presented.) 
Ditto - - - exported since 5 January 1801; (Ordered, uv1. 605, but not presented.) 

Account of average price of the several sorts of Grain, Flour, &amp;c. in England and Scotland, since ditto; Ltv1. 645. 

Account of quantities of Provisions and Lumber imported into the British West Indies from America ; Lx1. 278, P. (App. 713-) 
Account of imports of Provisions and Lumber into the West Indies in 1804, 1805, and 1806; ix111. 161, P. (App. 733.) 


Account of principal articles of Provision and Lumber imported into His Majesty’s Colonies in the West Indies in 1805, 1806, and 
1807; LXIv. 53, P. (App. 636.) 


Prussia : 


Copy of dispatch from Francis James Jackson Esq. to Lord Mulgrave, dated Berlin, 27 January 1806, with inclosure.—His 
Prussian Majesty’s proclamation on taking temporary possession of Hanover, dated 27 January 1806.—Copy of note from 
Mr. Secretary Fox to Baron Jacobi Kloest, dated 17 March 1806.--Proclamation of Count Schulenburg announcing the shutting 
of the Ports against British ships.—Preclamation of his Prussian Majesty for taking definitive possession of Hanover, dated 
Berlin, 1 April 1806; and note verbale delivered by the Prussian Minister for Foreign Affairs ; Lx1. 232, (App. 788, 789.) 


Copy of Treaty of Peace and Amity between His Britannic Majesty and the King of Prussia; Lx11. 788, (App. 953-) 


Copy of Convention between his Britannic Majesty and the King of Prussia, signed at Reichenbach, 14 June 1813; Lx1x. 10, 
(App. 671.) 

Copy of supplementary Convention between His Britannic Majesty and the King of Prussia to the Treaty of concert and subsidy of 
14 June 1813, signed at London 30 September 1813; Lx1x. 15, (App. 681.) 


Ditto - - - between His Majesty and the King of Prussia, signed at Chaumont, 1 March 1814; Lx1x. 227, (App. 684.) 
See infra, 4392. 4394. 4398. 5053, 5954- 


Public Income :—See infra, 4275-4327. 

Public Offices :—See supra, 3726-3755. 

Public Works :—See infra, 5258-5260. 

Purfleet :—See supra, 3780. 

Pursers :—See supra, 3676, 3677. 

Pursuivants zem=See supra, 2786. 

Qualifications (Militia) :—See supra, 3357-3360. 


Quarantine : 


Extract from Council Minutes of 1 December 1804, respecting ships under Quarantine ; and letter to Customs, signifying that the 
ships Rebecca, Susanna, &amp;c. should be treated as ships with foul bills of health ; Lx. 454. 


Copy of Treasury Warrant, dated 31 August 1815, authorizing an increased allowance to the Superintendent of Quarantine in the 
service of the Customs ; LX XI. 372. 


See supra, 1175. 
Quartern Loaf :—See supra, 1052. 1559. 1562. 
Queen Anne’s Bounty :—See supra, 1289, 1290. 1296. 


Queen Caroline : 
Papers relating to Queen Caroline; Lxxv. 281. (To be kept in the custody of the Clerk, 281.) 


Further papers relating to the Queen; LxXxv. 325, (P. 333,) (App. 612.) 
Account of total expenses incurred on account of proceedings carrying on against the Queen; Lxxv. 485, P. (App. 615.) 


Queen’s Ferry:—Report of Trustees of Queen’s Ferry Passage; LXVIII. 543. 
Quit Rents :—sSee supra, 2548. 


Raisins : , 
Account of Raisins imported, exported, and remaining for home consumption in 1797, 1798, and 1799; Lv1. 56, (App. 716.) 
Amount of produce of duties on Currants and Raisins, Ireland, in 1808, 1809, and 1810; LxXvI. 203, (P. 249.) 
Ramsay Town, (Isle of Man) :—See supra, 3281. 
4250. Ramsgate 


4250. 


4251. 


4262. 


4253. 


4254. 


4255. 


4256. 
4257. 
4258. 
4259. 


4260. 


4261. 
4262. 


4263. 
4264. 


4265. 


4266. 


4269. 
4270. 


4272. 


4273. 


4274. 


ACCOUNTS AND * PAPERS—continued. 125 





Ramsgate Harbour Trust Annual Account :— 1800; v1. 591.——1801; Lvir. 4071802; Lvimt. 424. 


1803; LIX. 405. 1804 ; LX. 401.1805; LX1. 372.1806 ; Lx 11. §94.———1807 ; Lx111. 468.—-— 1808 ; LxIVv. 
359. —— 1809; LXV. 475.——-1810; Lxv1. 369.——-1811; LXvil. 398.——1812; LXVIII. §77.——1813; Lx1x. 386. 
——1814; LXx. 402,——— 1815; Lxx1. 288, Pp. 1816 ; LXXII. 437, P.——1817; LXx111. 361, (Pp. 369.) ——1818 ; 
LXXIv. 518.1819; Lx xv. 416. Account of monies annually received and expended by the Trustees of Ramsgate 


Harbour from 1792 to 1815 ; LXXI. 247, P.—=—==Account of Salaries paid, and pensions and allowances granted by the 
Trustees of Ramsgate’ Harbour; Lx x1. 288, Pp. 




















Rape Seed :—aAccount of Rape Seed and Mustard Seed imported during seven years ; Lx x. 339, (App. 856 ;) 453, (App. 856.) 


Rates, Book of :—List of certain articles enumerated in the Book of Rates contained in Act 40 Geo. III, of the’ Irish 
Parliament, or any other Act in force in Ireland on 5 January 1804 ; Lx. 183, P. 


Rawlins, The Rev. Henry : —See infra, 4647. 


Rebellion :—See supra, 4159. 


Receipts :——Amount of produce of Stamp Duty on Receipts in Ireland in 1808, 1809, and 1810; Lxv1. 264, (P. 289.) 
Receivers, General :—See supra, 3017, 3018. 3021, 3022. 3028, 3029. 3031, 3032. 
Recognizances :—See supra, 2346. 3027-3032. 


Recorder’s Reports :—See supra, 1529. 


Records, Public : 


Account of sum wanted for defraying expenses incurred for printing by order of the Commissioners of Records; for 1806; Lx1. 483, 


(App. 885.)-——1808 ; LXIIL. 239, P. 1811; LXvI. 347, (App. 540.) ———1812; Lxvir. 342, (App. 650.)———1813 ; 
LXVItl. 583, (App. 757.) 


Account of expenses incurred under the direction of the Commissioners for publishing the Records of the Kingdom ; for 1802; Lv1t. 
566, (App. 991.)——1803 ; LIx. 217, (App. 703.) 


Copy of Commissions, and abstracts of annual Reports of Commissioners on Public Records ; Lx1. 547, P. 


Copies of proceedings of the Commissioners of Public Records so far as relates to Scotland ; 1808; Lx111. 226, p.——1809; Lx1v. 128, P. 





Account of proceedings of Commissioners of Public Records ; Lxvit. 412, P. 


Report of Barons of the Exchequer in Scotland of compensation made to Keepers of Records in Scotiand under Act 49 Geo. III, 
c. 42; LxXx1. 28, 


Reports on the Public Records of Ireland ; First, Second, and Third; txvi11. 665, p.——Fourth ; Lx1x. 512, p.——Fifth; Lxx. 


345, P- Sixth and Seventh; Lxx111. 160, (Pp. Lxxiv. 639.)——Ejighth; Lxxiv. 639, p——Ninth and Tenth; 
LXXV. 425, P. 


Estimate of expense of fitting up a Repository for the Public Records of Ireland; Lx1x. 259, (App. 633.) 


Account of receipts of sums being the produce of the Sales of Books published under the authority of the Record Commission; Lx x111. 
269, P. (App. 795-) 


Account of proceedings of Commissioners of Public Records since 1812 ; (Ordered, LXxiv. 302, but not presented.) 


Second general Report of Commissioners of Public Records, with Appendix ; Lxxtv. 616, P. 
See supra, 4121. 





Recruits :—-See Key to Army, and supra, 3281. 3284. 


Red River Company :—Extracts of official communications between the Secretary of State and the Provincial Government 
of Canada, &amp;c.; txxiv, 632, (P. 633.) 


Redwood :—See supra, 2'770. 


Refuge for the Destitute :—Estimate of sum wanted for support of Institution, called “ The Refuge for the Destitute;” for 
1819; Lxxtv. 266, p. (App. '712.)——1820; Lxxv. 255, P. (App. 566.) ‘ 


Regent :——=Copy of letter dated 20 May i815, from Mr. Vansittart to Mr. Grey, and from Mr. Grey to Mr. Vansittart, 20 May 
1815, respecting the grant of £.100,000. to the Prince Regent; Lxx. 313, P. 
Registry of Deeds, Ireland :—See supra, 2551. . 


Religion, Christian :—See infra, 5098. 


Remembrancer : 
Return of persons holding situations or employments in the Office of Lord Treasurer’s. Remembrancer, in England ; 1x x11, 383, P. 
Return of ditto in the Office of the King’s Remembrancer in Scotland; ux x11. 462. 


Return of ditto in the Office of Lord Treasurer’s Remembrancer in Scotland; Lxx11. 462. 
See supra, 2369. 2371. 2437. 2439. 


Renfrew : 
Copy of memorial respecting the distresses of the manufacturing part of the population of Renfrew ; (Ordered, uxxv. 66, but 
not presented.) 
Copy of letter from the Earl of Liverpool to the Duke of Hamilton, dated 14 December 1810, in answer; (Ordered, Lxxv.65, but 
not presented.) 


Report Office, Ireland :—Return of persons holding situations or employments in the department of the Clerk of the Report 
Office in Ireland; tx x11. 476, Pp. 


Requests, Court of :——See supra, 1711, 1712. 
Retail Importers, Ireland :—See supra, 2936, 2937. 


Retaliations :—Account of monies paid out of the Treasury by way of remuneration to individuals whose property and effects were 
sequestered by Retaliations; Lxv1. 293, (App. 539.) 


Revenue : 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) li 








126 






















































































4277. 


4278, 


4279. 


4280. 


4281. 


4282. 


4283. 


4284. 


4285. 


4286. 


4287, 


4288, 


4289. 


4290. 


4291. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


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Revenue : 


4215. Account of Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Resources, constituting the Public Income of Great Britain; 5 January 1801 ; 





LVI. 494, (P. 496,) (App. 876.) 5 January 1802; LvII. 419, 525 P. (Account withdrawn, and another presented, 570, P.) 
(App. 996.) § January 1803; LviII. 293, P. (App. 896.) 5 January 1804; tix. 174, P. (App. 574.)——5 January 
1805; Lx. 165, . (App. '760.)——5 January 1806; 1x1. 161, Pp. (App. 644.)—— § January 1807; Lxt1. 298, Pp. (App. 492.) 
——~5 January 1808; Lxr11. 211, Pp. (App. 690.)—— 5 January 1809; LXxIv. 176, Pp. (App. 536.)—— 5 January 1810; 
Lxv. 217, P. (App. 604.)——5 January 1811; Lxvi. 205, P. (App. 580.) ——5 January 1812; LXvit. 233, P. (App. 690.) 
——5 January 1813; Lxvut. 348, P. (App. 788.)———5 January 1814; LXxIx. 158, Pp. (App. 700.———5 January 1815; 
Lxx, 189, P. (App. 666.) ——5, January 1816 ; Lx x1. 243, Pp. (App. 782.)——5 January 1817; Lxx1t. 185, P. (App. 634.) 





4276. Account of Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Resources, constituting the Public Income of Ireland ; for the yen ended 5 January 


1801; Lv1. 652, P———For the year ending 5 January 1802; Lv. 350, P. (App. 858 ;) (One of the Appendixes to this 
Account withdrawn, and another ordered, presented, 538, P.}\——From 25 March 1799 to 25 March 1800; and from 
25 March 1800 to 1 January 1801; (Ordered, Lv11. 537, but not presented. ——From 25 March 1799 to 25 March 1800 ; 
LVIII. 250, P. (App. 876.)——From 25 March 1800 to 1 January 1801; LVvIII. 250, Pp. (App. 878.)—-—From 1 January 1801 
to 5 January 1802; Lvi1t. 250, Pp. (App. 880.) For the year ended 5 January 1803; LviiI. 299, P. (App, 882.)—— 
5 January 1804; 11x. 183, p. (App. 604.)——5 January 1805; Lx. 120, Pp. (App. '788.)——-5 January 1806; Lxz. 118, p. 
(App. 670.)——5 January 1807; Lx11. 213, P. (App. 518.)\——5 January 1808; Lxi11. 151, P. (App.718.)——5 January 
1809; LXxIv. 113, (2. 138,) (App. 566.)—— 5 January 1810; Lxv. 142, (P.143,) (App. 666.)—— 5 January 1811; 
LXVI. 147, P. (App. 614.)———5 January 1812; Lxvil. 173, (P. 205,) (App. 724.) ——§ January 1813; LXVIII. 340, Pp. 
(App. 826.)——5 January 1814; Lx1x. 190, Pp. (App. 736.-——-5 January 1815; Lxx. 163, (P. 188,) (App. 704.)—— 
5 January 1816; Lxx1. 133, P- (App. 822.)——5 January 1817 ; Lx x11. 137, P. (App. 673.) 


Aceount of Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Resources, constituting the Publie Income of Great Britain and Ireland; 5 January 
1818; Lxx111. 208, Pp. (App. 572.)——5 January 1819; LxxIv. 280, (Pp. 281,) (App. 795.) ——5 January 1820; Lxxv.126, Pp. 
(App. 629.) 


Abstract of net produce of the Revenue, Great Britain ; in the years ending 5 July 1813 and 1814; LXIx. 444, P. In the quarters 
and years ending 10 October 1813 and 1814; Lxx. 8, P. In the years ending 5 January 1814 and 1815 ; Lxx. 77, (P. 94,) 
(App. 721.}——In the years ending 5 April 1814 and 1815, distinguishing the Duties of Customs and Excise; Lxx. 216, Pp. 
(App. 723.)——In the years ending 5 July 1814 and 1815, distinguishing the total produce of the Consolidated Fund ; 
LXX. 473, P. (App. 725.)——In the years ending 5 January 1815 and 1816, distinguishing the total produce of Customs and 
Excise, and total produce of the Consolidated Fund, Annual Duties, and War Duties; Lx xr. 29, Pp. (App, 837, 838.)———In the 
years ending 5 April 1815 and 1816; Lxx1. 297, Pp. (App. 839.) In the years ending 5 January 1816 and 1817; 
LXXII. 22, P. (App. 687, 688.)———In the years and quarters ending 5 April 1816 and 1817; Lxx11. 264, Pp. (App. 689, 690.) 
——In the years ending 5 April 1816 and 1817; Lx x11. 294, P. In the years ending 5 July 1816 and 1817; Lxx11. 463, Pp. 
(App. 691, ec the years ending § January 1817 and 1818; Lxx111. 82, Pp. (App. 630.) In the years ending 5 April 
1818 and 1819; Lxxtv. 318, Pp. (App.854.)——In the years ending 5 January 1819 and 1820; Lxxv. 103, P. (App. 686.) 

In the years ending 5 April 181g and 1820; Lxxv. 133, (P. 134,) (App. 687.)——-In the years ending § July 1819 and 

1820; Lxxv. 458, Pp. (App. 688.) In the years ending 10 October 1819 and 1820; Lxxv. 685, Pp. (App. 690.) 


























Abstract of net produce of Revenue of Ireland, for the week ending 5 January 1804; LIx. 382, Pp. (App. 780.)——In the year ending 
6 January 1804; Lix. 399, P. (App. 799.)-———In 1809, 1810, 1811 and 1812; LXvII. 100, (Pp. 105,) (App. 748.)——In 1815 ; 
LXXxI. 369, Pp. (App. '777.)——In the years ending 5 January 1817 and 1818; Lxxu111. 82, p. (App. 632.)———In the years 
ending 1817, 1818, and 1819; Lxxv. 321, P. (App. 691.) 


Abstract of net produce of the Revenue of the United Kingdom, in the years ending 5 January 1817 and 1818; Lxx111. 79, P. 
(App. 628.)——5 January 1818 and 1819; LxxIv. 95, P. (App. 852.)}——10 October 1819 and 5 January 1820; (Ordered, 
LXXV. 97, but not presented.) ——From § January 1819 to 10 October 1819; Lxxv. 84, Pp. (App. 690..——From 10 October 
1819 to 5 April 1820; Lxxv. 199, P. 232, Pp. (App. 690.)——From § April to 5 July 1820; xxv. 478, Pp. (App. 6go.) 


Account of net produce of the Permanent Taxes of Great Britain; 5 January 1800 and 1801; Lv1. 229, P. (App. 803.)\———5 April 
1801; LvI. 322, (P. 331.)——5 January 1801 and 1802; Lvi1. 291, P. (App. 848.)———5 April 1802; Lv11. 519, P. 
10 October 1801 and 1802; Lvitt. 50, Pp. (App. 722.) 5 January 1802 and 1803; LviiI. 294, P. 5 January and 
5 April 1803; Lv111.344, P.———5§ April 1802 and 1803; Lv1III, 393, P. § July 1802 and 1803; Lv11. 614, P.—— 
10 October 1802 and 1803; LIx. 13, Pp. —— 5 January 1803 and 1804; LIx. 79, P. 175, P. 203, P. 166, p. (App. 582 ;) 
241, P.——5 April 1803 and 1804; L1x. 212, p.——5 January 1804 and 1805; Lx. 156, p. (App. '770.)———-5 January 1805 ; 
(Ordered, ux. 426, but not presented.) 5 January 1805 and 1806; ix1. 146, Pp. (App. 654.) Three years ending 
§ January 1807 ; LxII. 114, P. 5 January 1807; LXxII. 248, P. (App. 502.)————5 January 1807 and 1808 ; Lx111. 180, P. 
(App. 700.}——- 5 January 1808 and 1809; LxIv. 175, e. (App. 546.-——5 April 1808 and 1809; Lxiv. 291, Pp. 
§ January 1809 and 1810; Lxv. 216, Pp, (App. 646.)——-5 January 1810 and 1811; Lxv1. 199, P. (App, §94.)——&gt; 5 January 
1811 and 1812; Lxvit. 222, rp. (App. '704.)——5 January 1812 and 1813; LXxvItI. 342, p. (App: 804.)——5 January 1813 
and 1814; LXxIx. 150, Pp. (App. 718.)}———5 January 1814 and 1815; Lxx. 164, Pp. (App. 684.\——-5 January 1815 and 
1816; Lxx1. 186, (P. 244,) (App. 800.)——5 January 1816 and 1817; Lxx11. 168, Pp. (App. 650.-——5 January 1817 and 


1818; Lxxrir. 208, Pp. (App. 594.)——5 January 1818 and 1819 ; Lxxiv. 288, (P. 289,) (App. 818.}——5 January 1819 
and 1820; Lxxv. 134, P. (App. 352.) 























Account of net produce of the Permanent and War Taxes; for the year ending 5 January 1805; Lx. 24, P. (App. 613.)——In the 
quarter ended 5 April 1805; Lx. 241, Pp. In the years and quarters ending § July 1804 and 1805 ; Lx. 485, P.——For the 
years ending 5 January 1805 and 1806 ; Lx1. 59, P. (App. 641.)}——In the years and quarters ending 5 April 1805 and 1806; 
Lx1. 446, P.——For two years, ending 5 January 1807; Lx11.111, p——In the years ended 5 January 1809 and 1810; 
Lxv. 67, p. (App. 684.)——In four years ending 5 April 1807, 1808, 1809, and 1810; Lxv. 358, P. (App. 684.)——For the 
years ending 5 April 1810 and 1811; Lxvi. 274, (Pp. 284.)———For the year ending 5 April 1812; Lxvit. 306, (P. 325.) 
For three years, ending 5 July 1812 ; Lxv1I. §29, P. For the years ending 10 October 1811 and 1812; Lxviti. 98, P. 
(App. 841.)——In the years and quarters ending 10 October 1812 and 1813 ; Lx1x.82z, p.—For the years ending 10 October 
1813 and 1814; Lxx. 26, p. (App. 719.) 











Account of net produce of War Taxes and Taxes annually granted, in the years ended 5 April 1808 and 1809; Lx1v. 304, Pp. (App. 606.) 
——5 April 1808, 1809, and 1810 ; Lxv. 358, Pp. (App. 684.) 


Account, showing amount remaining to be received to complete sums granted, to arise from War Taxes; 1805 ; LXI. 356. 
1866; tx11. 606, (App. 863.) ——1807; Lxrr1. 45, (App. 598.) —— 1808; Lx1v. 49, (App. 480.) 1809; Lxv. 99, 
(App. 576.) 1810; Lxv1. 93, (App. §99.)—— 1811 ; LxviI. 37, (App. 640.1812; uxvuiir. 167, (App. 752,.—— 
1813; Lx1x. 178, P. (App. 604.)——1814; Lxx.10, P. (App. 566.) 


Account showing ditto - - - to complete the aids granted for the service of the year 1815; Lxx1. 19, (App. 636.)—— 1816; 
LXXII. 380, (P.400,) (App. 586.)——-1819 ; Lx xv. 91, P. (App. 549.) 
Account, showing the amount of money raised for Public Service; from 5 January 1793 to 5 January 1809; LXVI. 259, P.—— 
From 1790 to 1811 ; distinguishing National Debt from Taxes; Lxv11.318,P. 342, P. 398, P. (App. 687, 742.)——In the year 
ing 5 January 1812; LXVII. 263, 302, p——In each year, from 1790 to 1815 ; Lx x. 401, (App. 664.)——-In England 
and Scotland, severally, for fourteen years, ending 5 January 1815; Lxx. 333, P- (App.727.) 


Account of net produce of War Duties on goods and merchandize in 1803, 1804, and 1805; Lx1. 178, (Pp. 188,) (App, '731.)——On 
exports for the years ending 5 April 1815 and 1816; Lxx1. 438, P. (App. 846.) 


Account, showing produce of the port and inland Revenue of Ireland, exclusive of duties on malt and spirits, for one year to 25 March 
1800; Lv1.241, (App. 808.) 


Account of Public Revenue which has arisen to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland from territorial dependencies thereof, 
since 1 January 1801 ; Lx. 313, P. (App. 877.) 


gige ce amount of Ordinary Revenue of Ireland paid into the Exchequer, for ten years ending 5 January 1811; Lxvi. 203, 
P. 249. 


Account of gross produce of Ordinary Revenues of Great Britain, in each year, for twenty-six years, ending 5 January 1817; 
LEKI. 479, P, (App. 701.) 


Account of number of convictions for frauds against the Revenue in Scotland; LXvitl. 553- 











4293. Account 





4293. 


4294. 


4295. 


4296. 
4297. 


4298. 


4299. 


4300. 


4304. 


4305. 


A308. 


4309. 
4310. 


4311. 
4312. 


4313. 


4314. 
4315. 


4316. 


4317. 
4318. 


4319. 


4320. 
4321. 
4322. 


4328. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 197 









































Revenue—continued. 

Account of receipts into the Treasury of Ireland, for Customs, Excise, Stamps, and Postage, from 25 March 1789, to 5 January 1817, 
distinguishing the receipt of each year, and each department; Lx x11. 207, P. (App. 714.) 

Accounts of arrears and balances due from the Collectors of the Public Revenue in Great Britain; on § January 1801; vr. 261, 
(P. 633.)——On § January 1802; Lv11. 554, p.——On 5 January 1803; Lv111. 299, P.——-On § January 1804; L1x. 176, p. 
266, p.——On 5 January 1805; Lx. 161,P. 162, p-——On 5 January 1806; Lx1..1§§, P. 161, »——~On 5 January 1807 ; 
Lx1l. 267, P. 298, P. On 5 January 1808; Lx111. 183, P. 269, P. On 5 January 1809; Lxiv. 176, ep, —— On 
5 January 1810; Lxv. 217, P. On 5 January 1811; LXVI. 205, P. On § January 1812; LxviI. 233,P. On 
5 January 1813; Lxvitt. 348, P. On 5 January 1814; LxIx, 158, P. 189, P. On 5 January 1815; Lxx. 198, Pp. 
248, P———On 5 January 1816; LxxI. 243, p.——On 5 January 1817; Lxxit. 185, P——On 5 January 1818; Lxxi11. 
208, P. On 5 January 1819; Lxxiv. 280, p——On 5 January 1820; Lxxv. 126, P. 

Account of arrears and balances due from Collectors of the Revenue in Ireland; 5 January 1801; Lv1. 653, P.—— 1802; 
LVII. 351, 396, P. (Order for printing this last Account discharged; Account withdrawn, and another presented, 521, P.)—— 
1803 ; LVIII. 327, P. 1804; LIx. 183, P. 1805 ; LX. 120, P. 1806 ; Lx1.118, (P.119.)——1807; Lx1I. 213, P. 

1808 ; LXIII. 151, P.—— 1809; LXiv. 113, (P. 198.) —— 1810; LXV. 142, P.——1811; LXVI. 147, P——1812 ; 

LXVII. 173, (P. 205.)——1813;. LX VIII. 340, P.——1814; LXIX. 190, P. 1815; Lxx, 163, (Pp. 188.)——1816; Lxx1. 
133, P.———1817 ; LXXII. 137, P. 

Ditto - - - in the United Kingdom; 1818; Lxx111.208, p.——1819; Lxxiv. 280, 281, Pp. ——1820; Lxxv. 126, 12%, P. 


Account, carrying forward the balances of £. 482,628. 0. 8}. on the Funded Account; and of £.441,291. 13. 34. on the Unfunded 


Account, in Collectors’ hands, in Ireland, 25 March 1799; (Ordered, tv11. 425, Returns to be made forthwith, 550, but not 
presented.) 


Account, specifying how balance of £.573,420. 8. 8}. in the hands of the Collectors of the Irish Revenue, on 25 December 1800, 
was reduced on 1stof January following ; Lv11. 472, (P. 488.) 


Account, reconciling statement of £.299,766. 14. 4. as being the balance in the hands of the Collectors of the Irish Revenue, on 
5 January 1802 ; (Ordered, rv11. 426, but not presented.) 


Account, reconciling statement of £. 30,953. 1. 8. as being the balance in the hands of the Receiver General, on 5 January 1802 ; 
(Ordered, Lv11. 426, but not presented.) 


Account of amount of balances in the hands of Collectors of His Majesty’s Revenue in Ireland, on 5 January 1803 and 1804 ; (Ordered, 
LIX. 360, but not presented.) 


Return of payments made on account of balances and arrears, stated by Account of the Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Re- 
sources of Ireland, to be outstanding; Lx. 212, P. 


Account, ditto - - - on account of duties, by the said Account stated to be due, but not payable till after 5 January 1805; Lx. 212, P. 


Copy of Report of John Croker, Esq. Surveyor of the Port of Dublin, dated 25 October 1802, respecting improvement of collection of 
Revenue of Ireland ; L1x. 405, P. 


Copy of general orders made by Commissioners of Excise and Customs relating to the Revenue of Ireland, from 1 January 1800 ; 
(Ordered, L1x. 385; ordered to be presented in the first week of the next session, 440.) 


Copy of orders received by the Boards of Excise, Customs, and Stamps in Ireland, respecting the better and more speedy collection of 
the Revenues of Ireland ; (Ordered, t1x. 398 ; ordered to be presented in the first week of the next session, 440.) 


Copies of letters received by the Boards of Excise and Customs from the Treasury of Ireland, respecting the better and more speedy 


collection of the Revenue of Ireland, &amp;c. from 25 March 1799 to 1 January 1800; (Ordered, tix, 495; ordered to be presented 
in the first week of the next session, 440.) 


Custom Department ; Copies of general orders for better collecting and paying in the Revenues of Ireland, from 1 January 1800 to 
4 July 1804; Lx. 9, (P. 56.) 


Excise Department ; Ditto - - - by Commissioners of Excise, from 1 January 1800; Lx. 9, (P. 56.) 


Custom Department ; Copies of orders, instructions, and other documents respecting the better and more speedy collecting and paying 
in the Revenues of Ireland, from 1 January 1800 to 9 July 1804; Lx. 9, P. 


Custom Department; Copies of returns, reports, and proceedings thereupon ; Lx. 9, P. 


Stamp Office; Copies of orders, instructions, and other documents respecting the better and more speedy collecting and paying in the 


Revenues arising from Stamps, together with the returns, reports, and proceedings thereupon, from 1 January 1800 to g July 
1804; LX. Q, P. 


Custom Department ; Copies of letters, orders, instructions, and other documents respecting the better and more speedy collecting of 


the Revenues of Ireland ; together with copies of returns, reports, and proceedings thereupon, from 25 March 1799 to 1 January 
1800; Lx. 9, (P. 56.) 


Excise Department ; - - - Ditto; Lx. 9, (P. 56.) 


Excise Department ; Copies of orders, instructions, and other documents respecting the better and more speedy collecting and paying 
in the Revenues of Ireland, together with returns, reports, and proceedings thereupon, since 1 January 1800; Lx. g, P. 


Copies of letters to the Boards of Excise and Customs from the Office of the Chief Secretary of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, respecting 
the more speedy collecting and paying into the Exchequer the Revenues of Ireland sinee 1 January 1800; Lx. 39, P. 


Copies ditto - - - to the Board of Stamps - - - ditto; Lx. 39, P. 


Accounts showing rate per centum for which each branch of the gross Ordinary Revenue was collected in 1818; ( Ordered, ux xiv. 5'75, but 
not presented.) 


Account of rate per centum at which the gross receipt of each branch of the Ordinary Revenue was collected in England, Scotland, and 
Ireland, of the year ending 5 January 1819 ; (Ordered, xxv. 83, but not presented.) 


Account of number of Boards of Commissioners employed in the collection of the Revenue ; (Ordered, Lx xv, 83, but not presented.) 
Copy of Treasury Minutes or correspondence relating to the Revenue Cutters ; LX XI. 105, P. 


Account of number of Officers belonging to Revenue Cutters, &amp;c. ; Lx XI. 154, P. 


Copy of letters from the Chairman of the Revenue Boards to the Board of Treasury relatiye to Revenue Cutters in January 1816 ; 
Lxxi. 248, P. 


Account of total amount of money raised for the service of the United Kingdom in each of the years from 1801 to 1811, distinguishin 
National Debt from Taxes; Lxvi1. 398, rp. (App. 687.) . 


Account of total amount of money raised in the year ending 5 January 1813, specifying sums raised by Taxes and Loans; Lxv111.417, P. 
Account of His Majesty’s hereditary and reserved Revenues in Scotland ; 1x. 403, P- (App. 914-)—LXVII, 159, P, 
Account showing amount received from the hereditary Revenues of the Crown in Scotland since § January 1819; LxXXI. 344, P. 
See supra, 1477-1499. 1915-1922. 2962-2368. 3440-3449. 
Reversion, Offices granted in :—See supra, 3731. 9744. 3751. 3753- 3822. 
Rice : 


Copy of Proclamation of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, extending former Proclamations prohibiting exportation of Rice and Potatoes ; 
LvI. 288. 


Ditto - - - to admit Rice, Indian Corn, and Flour to importation duty-free ; Lv1, 288. 


we - an received on Carolina and India Rice imported for the last three years up to 1 January 1817; LXXII. 172, P. 
pp- 696.) 


See supra, 1570-1574. 1613-1616. 1619, 1620. 1643-1650. 4228-4233. ; 
; 4331. Richmond 








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4331. 


4337. 


4339. 


4340. 


4341. 


4342. 


4349. 


4351. 


4352 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








Richmond Bridge :—Cash Accounts for Richmond Bridge; for 1800, 1801, 1802, 1803, 1804, 1805, and 1806; Lx11. 673.—— 


For 1807 and 1808; LxIVv. 403. For 1809 and 1810; LXVI. 447. For 1811 and 1812; Lxvitt. 528. For 1813; 
LX1x. 290.—For 1814; Lxx. 345——For 1815; LxxI. 307.——For 1816; txx11. 265.——For 1817; LXXIII. 305. 
—For 1818; rxx1v. 369.———For 1819; Lxxv. 112. 











Riots :—Copies of information received relative to certain violent proceedings which have taken place in certain counties, sealed 
up; Lxvuit. 491, 496. 
See supra, 4159. 


Roads and Bridges :—See supra, 2809-2813. 3343-3345- 
Rolls Court :—See supra, 2547. 


Rolls House Chapel :—Account of sum wanted in 1815 to defray expense of works and repairs done at the Rolls House 
Chapel ; txx. 159, (P- 160,) (App. 569,) 


Rolls, Master of :—See supra, 1129, 1130. 3049-3051. 


Roman Catholics : 
Account of Trustees of the Roman Catholic College; ivr. 97. 


Copy of statement of the Irish Roman Catholic Establishments on the Continent; (Order for this account disharged, and another 
ordered, LX111. 241.) Presented, 244, (App. 798.) 


Copy of Letter from the Chief Secretary of Ireland to the Magistrates Ireland, dated 12 February ; Lxvr. 104, Pp. (App. 686.) 


Return to order for copies of general orders of Commanders of the forces in Ireland, relating to compelling Roman Catholic Soldiers 
to attend divine worship; Lxvi. 203, (App. 561.) ; 


Return made to Privy Council Office of names of Roman Catholics who have within the last ten years taken the oaths; LXxVIII. 345, 
(App. 917.) 


Copy of dispatch from Sir Charles Stuart to Lord Viscount Castlereagh, dated Lisbon, 17 October 1812 ; and other papers relating to 
the Roman Catholics; Lxv111. 509, P. (App. 919.) Reprinted, Lx1x. 277. 


Extract of memorial of the Dean and Chapter of Quebec.—Several other papers relating to Roman Catholics; Lxvutt. 515, P. 
(App. 923.) Reprinted, Lx1x. 277. 


A paper, entitled, Chapter 10 of the Constitution of Corsica; Lxv111. 520, Pp. (App. 926.) Reprinted, rx1x. 277. 


Copy of letter from Monseigneur Quarantotti to the Reverend Doctor Poynter, V. A. dated Rome, 16 February 1814; Lxx. 67, P. 
(App. 906.) 


Copy of Resolutions of Roman Catholic Prelates assembled at Dublin 17, 18, and 19 January 1799, and 28 January 1799; Lxx. 
300, Pp. (App. go6.) 


Copy of Bull of Pope Pius VII, for restoration of the Order of Jesuits, 7° Idus Augusti 1814.—Copy of Memorial of Tuscan Govern- 
ment, 23 February 1815; Lxx. 458, P. (App. 907.) 


Result of Congress held at Ems by the four Archbishops of Germany, who signed that Result; txx. 473, Pp. (App. 908.) 
Further papers relating to Regulations of Roman Catholics in foreign States ; rx x1. 458. 


Copies of dispatches from the King’s Ministers accredited to foreign States, received since 20 June 1816, respecting Roman Catholics ; 
LXXII. 194, P. 


Romney and Sensible Ships t——See supra, 4002. 4006. 4010. 
Roscrea Walk :—See supra, 3276. 

Rosenhagen :—See supra, 110. 

Rothery, William :—See supra, 72. 


Rotterdam :—Copy of petition from the British inhabitants at Rotterdam, praying for aid to repair and re-instate the English 
Church there; Lxx. 160, P. 


Royal Canal Company :—See supra, 3490, 3491. 


Royal Establishments :—See supra, 1245; infra, 5192, 5193. 


Royal Family : 
Account of Offices, Civil and Military, held by any of the branches of His Majesty’s Royal Family ; x1. 554, (App. 904.) 
Return of income received by the Dukes of Clarence, Kent, Cumberland, Sussex, and Cambridge ; Lx x111. 265, p. (App. 742.) 


Royal Military Canal :—See supra, 3332-3335. 


Rum : 


Aceount of quantity of Rum, Coffee, and Cotton, imported from the Colonies of Surinam, Berbice, &amp;c. previous to 1 January 1802 ; 
LVII. 345, P. (App. 857-) 


Account of Rum imported into, and exported from, Great Britain, for three years ending 5 January 1803, 1804, and 1805; 
LX. 122, (P. 127.) 


Account of Rum imported into and exported from Ireland for the years ending 5 January 1803, 1804, and 1805; Lx. 200, (Pp. 210.) 


Account of Rum, Sugar, Coffee, &amp;c. exported from the British West India Islands, from 5 January 1793 to 5 January 1806; xr. 
278, P, (App. 715.) 


Account of quantity of Rum imported and exported from 1777 to 1786, and from 1797 to 1806; Lx11. 123, Pp. (App. 468.) 


Account of quantity of Brandy, Geneva, and Rum imported into, and exported from, Ireland, in ten years ending 5 January 1811 ; 
LXVI. 444, (App. 647.) 


Return of quantity Rum imported into Great Britain in 1801, 1802, and 1803, with the quantity retained for home consumption ; 
and in 1805, 1806, 1807; LXxIII. 142, P. 


Account of quantity of Rum imported into England, Scotland and Ireland, for ten years ending 5 April 1811; Lxvr. 367, (App. 641.) 


Account of amount of bonded Rum remaining in warehouses at the several ports in Great Britain, in the years ending 5 January 1810, 
1811, 1812 and 1813; LXvIII. 524, (P. 528,) (App. 853.) 


Accounts of quantities of Rum exported and imported - - - ditto; Lxv11I. 525, (P. 528,) (App. 852.) 
4362. Account 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS~—continued. 129 © 


eee eee nc eececeeacee nanan 


4362. 


4365. 


4370. 


4371. 


4372. 


4373. 


4374. 


4375. 
4376. 
4377. 
4378. 
4379. 
4380. 


4381. 


4382. 


4383. 


4386. 


4387. 


4388. 
4389. 


4391. 


4393. 


4395. 
4396. 


4397. 


Rum—continued. 


Account of amount of duties paid on Rum in each of the years ending 5 January 1810, 1811, 1812 and 1813; Lxvu1I. 525, (P. 528,) 
(App. 853) 537, (P. 562,) (App. 853.) 


Account of ainount of duties paid on Rum in Ireland in each of the years ending 5 January 1810, 1811, 1812 and 1819; several other 
Accounts relating to Rum bonded, and exported from, and imported into Ireland; txv111. 569, (P. 578,) (App. 853.) 


Account of quantity of Rum imported into Great Britain in the year ending 5 January 1814; several other Accounts relating to bonded 
Rum and Rum exported; Lx1x. 511, p. (App. 758.) 


Account of quantity of Rum imported into and exported from Ireland; the duties paid on Rum and on Rum bonded in the year ending 
5 January 1814; LxXIx. 511,) (P. 512,) (App. 760.) 


See infra, 4855. 4857. 4859, 4860. 4863. 4879. 


Russia : 


Copies of Orders in Council, respecting Bills drawn from Russia, Denmark and Sweden, and the embargo laid on ships and property 
belonging to subjects of those powers ; LvI. 419. 


Copy of letter from Lord Grenville to the Admiralty, dated 23 December 1800; Lv1. 461. 
Ditto - - - from Mr. Nepean to Mr. Hammond, dated 13 January 1801, inclosing one from the Advocate General; tv1. 461. 
Ditto - - - from Lord Grenville to the Admiralty, dated 22 January 1801; tv1. 461. 


Copy of Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia, signed 5/17 June 1801, and other papers relating thereto, with 
translations; Lv11. 6, (App. 679-681.) 


Copy of additional Articles, signed at Moscow the 20/8 October 1801, to Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia, 
and translation; LV1I. 435, (App. 924.) 


Copy of declaration explanatory of second section of third article of Convention, concluded at St. Petersburgh the 17/5 June 18c1, and 
translation ; LV11. 435, (App. 925.) 


Copy of Treaty between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia, signed at St. Petersburgh the 11 April-go March 1805, &amp;c. ; Lx1.16, 
(App. 588.) 


Declarations of accession to Treaty of St. Petersburgh by Plenipotentiaries of His Majesty, of the Emperors of Germany, and of Russia, 
dated 28 July-g August 1805; wLxr1. 16, (App. 591.) 


Extracts of dispatches from Lord Granville Leveson Gower to Lord Mulgrave; txt. 24, (App. 595.) 

Extracts of dispatches from Sir Arthur Paget to Lord Mulgrave; Lx1. 24, (App. 595.) 

Extracts from communications made by Count Woronzow to His Majesty's Government; Lx1. 24, (App. 600-604.) 
Extracts from papers communicated by Count Starhembergh to His Majesty’s Government ; Lx1. 25, ( App. 605.) 

A paper, intituled, Declaration signed C. M. Talleyrand, dated Paris, 13 and 16 August 1805 ; Lx1. 25, (App. 607, 608.) 


Papers relating to request on the part of His Majesty, of the Emperor of Russia’s mediation for restoration of peace with Denmark ; 
LXIII. 37, (App. 504.) 


Copy of dispatch from Lord Howick to Charles Stuart, Esq. His Majesty’s Plenipotentiary at the Court of St. Petersburgh, dated 
Downing-street, 28 October 1806; several other papers relating to Russia; Lx111. 123, (App. 526.) 


Extract of dispatch from Lord Granville Leveson Gower to Lord Mulgrave, dated St. Petersburgh, 2 April 1805 ; several other papers 
relating to Russia; Lx111. 258, (App. 552.) 


Papers respecting Negotiation with Russia and France ; Lx1v. 6, (App. 529-532.) 


Copies or extracts from dispatches from Sir Charles Cotton, as far as same relate to the Russian fleet in the Port of Lisbon, and the 
Convention concluded with the Russian Admiral ; Lxiv. 33, (P. 34,) 37, P- 


Copies or extracts from the Instructions from the Admiralty Board to Admiral Sir Charles Cotton, as far as same relate to the Russian 
fleet in the Port of Lisbon ; Lx1v.33, (P. 34,) 64, P. 


Copy of Treaty of Peace, Union, and Friendship, between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia, signed at Orebo, 18 July 1812; 
Lxviil. 18, (App. 780.) 


Substance of Engagements between the Courts of St. Petersburgh and Stockholm, signed at St. Petersburgh, 24 March 1819; 
LXVIII. 571, (App. 785.) 


Copy of Convention between His Britannic Majesty and the Emperor of Russia, dated 15 June 1813; Lx1x. 10, (App. 671.) 


Copy of Convention between His Britannic Majesty and the Emperor of Russia, signed at Peterswaldaw, 6 July 1813; Lx1x. 10, 
(App. 672.) 


Copy of Supplementary Convention to the Treaty of Concert and Subsidy of 15 June 1813, between His Majesty and the Emperor of 
Russia, London, 30 September 1813; Lx1x. 15, (App. 680.) ‘ ’ 


Copy of Treaty between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia, signed at Chaumont, 1 March 1814; Lx1x. 227, (App. 682.) 


Substance of three Conventions supplementary to the Treaties of Chaumont and Paris, concluded at London 29 June 1814, on the 
part of His Majesty, the Emperors of Austria and Russia, and the King of Prussia; Lx x. 11, (App. 609.) 


Copy of additional article to the Treaty concluded at Chaumont, 1 March 1814, between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia; 
Lxx. 30, (App. 609.) 


Copy of Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia, signed at London, 29 June 1814; Lxx. 165, 
(App. 610.) 


A paper, intituled, Official Communication made to the Russian Ambassador at London, 19 January 1815 ; Lxx. 281, (App. 627.) 


Account, up to 31 December 1815, of total sums issued and applied, under Act 55 Geo. III, c. 115, respecting the Russian Loan, &amp;c. ; 
LXXI. 35, (App. 772.) . 


Copy of Treaty between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia, signed at Vienna, 25 March 1815; several other Treaties, Con- 
ventions, and Letters; Lxx. 312, (App. 628-631.) 


Counter Declarations on the part of the Emperors of Austria and Russia, and King of Prussia.—Treaty signed at Vienna, 25 March 1815, 
and additional Convention; Lxx. 335, (App. 650-652.) 


Statement of Capital, Interest, and Sinking Fund, of that part of the Russian Debt in Holland to be provided for by Great Britain, in 
pursuance of Convention, 19 May 1815; Lxx. 375, (App. 654.) 


Substance of Convention between His Majesty and the King of the Netherlands and Emperor of Russia, signed at London, 19 May 1815; 
LXX. 375, (App. 654.) 


Copy of Treaty concluded between Russia and Turkey, in March 1800; Lxx1Iv. 537, (App. 786.) 
See supra, 909. 3149. 3483; infra, 5053, 5054- 


Ryan, Patrick :—Dates of Report of Recorder of London; warrants for the execution, &amp;c. in the case of Patrick Ryan ; 
Lxxit. 256, P. 


Rye t— See supra, 1565. 1593- r 
St. Domingo: 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) E Kk 








4404. 


4406. 


4408. 


4410. 
4411. 
4412. 
4413. 
A414. 


4415. 
4416. 


4417. 
4418. 
4419. 
4420. 
4421. 


4422. 
4423, 


4424. 
4425. 
4426. 


4437. 


Add 


130 


4443, 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Saint Domingo :—See supra, 195. 
Saint Helena :—See supra, 2782. 

Saint James’s Park :—See supra, 1257. 
Saint Nicholas Bay :—See supra, 3715. 
Saintes Islands :—See supra, go. 


Salary :——Copies of correspondence between the Treasury and the different Boards of Revenue, relative to increase or diminution 
of Salary ; Lxx1. 288, Pp. 


See supra, 1282. 3726, 3727. 3730. 3733- 3749- 


Salt : 


Account of net amount or net payment of duty on Salt, for England and Scotland, for three years ending 5 July 1804; Lx. 122, 
(App. 721.) / 
Account of gross and net produce of Salt duties in England, for six years; Lx x1. 379, P. (App. 845.) 


Account of gross and net produce of Salt duties in England, for one year ending 5 July 1816; and of duty on foreign Salt imported 
in three years; LX XII. 172, Pp. (App. 697.) 


° 
Copy of Minutes of Evidence taken by Board of Trade, on enquiry relating to the Salt duty ; Lx x11. 449, P. 


Account of Rock Salt and White Salt exported from Great Britain in three years, ending 5 January 1793 and 5 January 1803 ; 
LVIII. 315, P. 


Account of quantity of Salt exported from Great Britain to the continent of Europe, for three years ending 5 July 1804; Lx. 66, 
(App. 720 ;) 122, (App. 721.) 

Account of Salt exported from this country in the course of the last three years (1808) ; Lx111.119, P. 

‘Account of bonds entered into for the export of Salt; Lx111. 119, P. 

Account of White Salt exported from Liverpool in ten years, ending 5 January 1812; LxviI. 407, (App. 760.) 

Account of Rock or Foul Salt granted for agricultural purposes, from 1 July 1818 to the latest period; Lxx1v. 224, Pp. (App. 862.) 


Account of quantity of Salt, of all kinds, delivered for the purposes of agriculture, in the years ending 25 March 1818 and 1819; 
LxxvVv. 261, Pp. (App. 699.) 


Account of quantities of Salt delivered duty-free in England, during 1818 ; Lxxiv. 267, Pp. (App. 863.) 


Account of number of prosecutions compromised for offences against the Salt Laws, from 1 January 1816 to 1 January 1819, 
LXXIV. 442, 504, P. (App. 863.) 

Account of amount of duties on Salt in Ireland; Lxiv. 343, (P- 403,) (App. 652.) 

Account of amount of Salt duty in Ireland, for the last twelve months (1817); Lx x11. 140, Pp. (App. 714.) 

Account of Salt imported into Ireland, from 5 October 1812 to 5 October 1813; LxIx. 125, P. (App. 768.) 

Account of gross and net produce of Salt duties in England, Scotland, and Ireland ; for the last three years (1818); LX XIII. 254, P. 279, P. 


Account of amount of duty on Salt for two years; the repayment on Salt used in the fishery, fish imported, &amp;c.; Lx x111. 254, P. 
279,P. (App. 697.) 
Accounts of quantity of Salt imported into Ireland, and foreign Salt imported into Great Britain and Ireland ; Lxx111. 236, P. 279, P. 


Account of Rock and White Salt exported from England, Scotland, and Ireland, in the last three years, (1818); Lxx111. 296, P. 
279, P. 


Accounts of Salt carried coastwise from the several ports in England, Scotland, and Ireland, in ditto; Lxx11I. 259, P. 279, P. 281. 
Account of quantities of Salt delivered duty-free in England, in ditto; Lxx1II. 225, P. 254,P. 279. 

Accounts of Salt bonds taken at the several ports in England, Scotland, and Ireland, in ditto; Lxx111.259,P. 279, P. 

Accounts of quantities of Salt seized and condemned in England, Scotland, and Ireland, in ditto; Lxx111. 254, P. 279, P. 


Copies of Memorials presented at the Treasury in 1817, from Walter Baine, merchant and fish curer, with Reports of the Board of 
Excise in Scotland thereupon; Lx XIII. 254, P. 


Accounts showing amount of bonds granted to fish eurers, and of bonds cancelled ; (Ordered, Lx x111. 287, but not presented.) 
Copy of Instructions issued by the Board of Excise to their Officers, relative to fish curers ; (Ordered, Lxx111. 287, but not presented.) 
Copy of petition of fish curers of Anstruther to the Board of Excise in Scotland, dated 1817; uxxu111. 361. 


Salt Petre :—See supra, 3484. 
Sansons, Ship :—See. supra, 56. 


Saving Banks: 


Account of Banks for Savings established in England, and registered under Act 57 Geo. III ; (Ordered, ux x111. 164. Order discharged, 
and another Order made, 193 ; presented, 194, P.) (App. 568.) 


Account of Banks for Savings established in Ireland, and registered under Act 57 Geo. III; uxxt11. 199, (P.212,) (App. 570.) 


Account of payments made to the Commissioners for the reduction of the National Debt, by the Trustees of Banks for Savings ; 
LXXV. 451, P. (App. 626.) 


Account of total amount of debentures issued by the Commissioners for the reduction of the National Debt, to Saving Banks in Eng- 
land; Lxx111. 417, P. (App. 569.) 

Account of sums received the Commissioners for the reduction of the National Debt, from the Trustees of Banks for Savings ; 
1818; Lxx1I1. 19, (P.23,) (App. 567 ;) 172, Pp. (App. §70.)——1819 ; Lx xv. 164, Pp. (App. 787.) 1820; Lxxv. 97. 


Scheldt : ; 


Papers — to the Expedition to the Scheldt, marked A. B.C. D. and several other Papers from the' Admiralty relating to the same 
subject; Lxv. 17. 


Letters from ee Admiral Sir Richard John Strachan to Lord Gardner, dated Amethyst, in the Downs, 20 and 24 July 1809 ; 
LXV. 36,P. 


Copy of letter from Lord Castlereagh to the Commander in Chief, dated 2 September 1809; LXv. 80, P. 





. Copy of letter from Mr. Robinson to the Transport Board, dated 5 September 1809; and to Lieutenant Colonel Gordon, dated 9 Sep- 


tember 1809; Lxv. 80, Pp. 
Papers relating to the Expedition to the Scheldt (E.) No. 1 to 16; (F.1.) No.1 to 40; Supplementary (A.) No. 26; txv.45, P. 
4444. Papers 














































4458. 


4459. 


4460. 
4461. 


4462. 


4464, 


4465. 


4470. 
4471. 
4472. 


4474. 


4475. 
4476. 


4477. 


ACCOUNTS: AND ‘PAPERS—continued. 





Scheldt—continued. 
Papers (F. 2.) relating to. the Expedition'to the Scheldt, No. 41 to 128, inclusive ; Lxv, 53, P. 
Date of receipt of Mr. Bathurst’s Dispatch of 15 September 1809 ; Lxv. 45,P. 
Papers containing secret information relating to the expedition to the Scheldt; Lxv. 58. 


Copy of letter from Francis Moore, Esq. to the Army Medical Department, dated 23 September 1809; and other papers relating to the 
expedition to the Scheldt; txv. 94, P. 


Copy of letter from the Deputy Secretary at War to Lieutenant-colonel Gordon, dated 26 September 1809 ; and other papers relating 
to the expedition to the Scheldt; Lxv. 97, Pp. 


Papers contained in schedule: annexed to letter from Sir Richard Strachan to Rear Admiral Citway, of 16 July 1809; (Ordered, 
LXV.97, but not presented.) 


Copy of the Earl of Chatham’s statement of his proceedings, dated 15 October 1809, presented to the King 14 February 1810; 
LXV. 103, P. 


Copy of paper laid before the Lieutenant Generals of the Army under Earl Chatham, 27 August 1809, with their opinions ; Lxv. 110, P, 
Secret information relative to the expedition to the Scheldt ; Lxv. 106. 

Copy of letter from Sir Richard John Strachan to the Earl of Chatham, dated 8 August 1809; Lxv. 113. 

Copy of communications from Earl Chatham to His-Majesty’s Government, relating to the expedition to the Scheldt; Lxv. 138, P, 


Copy of letters from Sir Richard John Strachan to Mr. Croker, dated 28 February and 5 and 6 March 1810; and Copy of paper, 
intituled, Observations on the Earl of Chatham’s Statement, signed R. J. Strachan, 5 March 1810; LXv. 154, P. 


Copy of letter from Mr. Huskisson to the Commissary General, containing instructions respecting supplies and money to Walcherea, 
and other papers relating to that subject; Lxv. 218, P. 


Return to order for copies of any dispatch or letter containing any representation from the Mayor and Inhabitants of Flushing ; 
LXV. 218, P. 


Copy of letter from Lord Castlereagh to the Earl of Chatham, dated 21 August 1809; Lxv. 182, P. 
See supra, 3629, 3630. 3632-3634. 3636, 

Schools :— Estimate of Schools established by voluntary contributions (Ireland) ; for 1820; Lxxv. 314, (App. 583.) 
See supra, 2334-2338. 4223, 4224. 


Scotland : 
Account of expenses of His Majesty’s Civil Government in Scotland in 1801, 1802, 1803, 1804, and 1805; LXx1I. 25, P. (App. 402.) 


Account of monies paid under warrants or precepts of the Barons of the Exchequer in Scotland, from 31 December 1797 to 21 May 1805; 
LX. 403, P. (App. 904.) 


[All other Accounts relating to Scotland will be found under the subject matter to which such Accounts respectively belong.) 
Scott, Mr. Claude :—See supra, 1652. 


Sea Policies :—Return of duty on Sea Policies issued in London and Liverpool half-yearly, for four years, ending 5 July 1811 and 
5 January 1812; Lxvil. 511, P. 


Seal, Lord Privy, of Scotland :—-See supra, 3319. 
Seal Skins :—Account of quantity of Seal Skins and Oil, &amp;c. caught by and imported in such ships; Lv1. 451, 645. 
Seceding Ministers :—See supra, 3417. 


Secret Papers :—See supra, 1950. 4332; infra, 4486-4489. 4810. 


Secret Services: 


Estimate of sum wanted for His Majesty’s Foreign and other Secret Services; 1801; Lv1. 128, (App. 774.}-———1802; Lv1r. 94, 
(App. 700;) 566, (App. 992.)—-— 1803; Lv11I. 493, (App. 1149.) 1804; LIx. 201, (App, 682.) —— 1805; Lx. 42, 
(App. 694.)-—— 1806; Lx1. 318, (App. 837.) ———- 1807; Lx11. 71, (App. 443;) 622, (App. 866.) ——1808; Lx111. 390, 
(App. 930.)——-1809; _Lx1v. 236, (App. 483.).——1810; Lxv. 310, (App. 681.)——1811; Lxvi. 129, (App. 530.)—— 
1812; Lxvit. 37, (App. 640.)——1813; Lxviir. 241, (App. 752.)——-1814; ZxIx. 92, (P. 93,): (App. 699.)——1815; 
Lxx. 218, Pp. (App. 574.)—— 1816; Lxx1. 425, Pp. (App. 647.) —— 1817; ULxxi. 276, Pp. (App. 582.) —~ 1819; 
LxxIv. 266, Pp. (App. 712.)———1820; Lxxv. 255, P. (App. 566.) 


List of accounts of monies received and expended for Secret Services passed by the Commissioners for auditing Public Accounts ; 
LXXII. 230, Pp. (App. 819.) 





Secretaries of State : 


Account of receipt and expenditure of establishment of the Secretary of State’s Office for Foreign Affairs, for 1803; LIx. 397, P. 
(App. 675.) 
Abstract of contingent account of - - - ditto; L1x. 397, Pp. (App. 676.) 


Account of receipts and expenditure in the Fee Fund of of the Secretary of State’s Office, Colonial and War Department ; L1x. 397, P. 
(App. 678.) 

Account of contingent expenses of the Colonial and War Department paid in the year ending 5 January 1804 ; L1x. 397, P. (App. 678.) 

Account of fees received in the Secretary of State’s Office for the Home Department in ditto; 11x..397, P. (App. 678.) 

Account of contingent expenses of - - - ditto, for 1803; L1x. 397, P. (App. 679.) 


Account of sums voted for defraying the extraordinary expenses of Messengers in the Secretary of State’s Offices in each year from 1804 
to 1813; Lxvirt. 665. 


Annval amount of fees and gratuities received at the Home Office from persons who have received Licences for trading, &amp;c. from 1803 
to 1813; Lxvimr. 665. 


Estimate of sum wanted to defray the extra charge for Messengers of the three Secretaries of State and of contingencies for ditto ; 
1805; LX. 53, (App. 697..——1806; Lx1. 318, (App.837.)——1807 ; Lx11. 71, (App. 4435) 622, (App. 866.)——1808 ; 
LXIII. 391, (App. 930.)—1809;_Lx1v. 327, (App. 490.)——- 1810; Lxv. 310, (App. 681.) 1811; Lxvi. 214, 
(App: 533-) (Withdrawn, 247 ; another presented, 250,) (App. 537.)——1812; Lxvit. 219, (App.641.)—_+1819; Lxvitt. 241, 
(App. 752.)——1814; Lx1x. 93, P- (App.599.)——18 15; Lx x. 218, P. (App. 574.) 


Account of Fee Fund belonging to the Offices for the Foreign, Home, and War Departments ; LXIV. 299, P. (App. 667.) 


Account of salaries and allowances received in the Offices for the Home, Foreign, and War Departments, in the years ended 5 January 
1815 and 1816; Lxx1. 257, P. 260, P. 


Account: showing amount of contingent charges in the Home, Foreign, and War Offices, distinguishing the different items where the 
same exceed the sum of £. 150. for the years ending 5 January 1812, 1813, 1814, 1815, and 1816; Lxx1, 302, P. 


4478. Account 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Secretaries of State—continued. 


4478. Account showing the salaries and allowances received in the Home and Foreign Offices in the year ending 5 January 1793, with an 
account of contingent charges ; Lx x1. 302, 306. 


4479. Account showing - - - ditto, in the Home, Foreign, and War Offices, in the years ending 5 January 1796 and 5 January 1816 ; 
LXXI. 302. 


4480. Correspondence between the Office of Works and Treasury relating to the probable expense of repairing the front of the Secretary of 
State’s Office; Lx x1. 296, P. 


4481. Account of particulars of sum expended during the last ten years under the head of contingent charges in the Colonial and War Office, 
distinguishing sums above £.200; Lx x1. 302, (P. 316.) 


4482. Account of contingent charges in the Foreign Office during the last ten years, distinguishing sums above £.200. and £. 150; 
LXXI. 302, (P. 316.) 


4483. Accountsof particulars of sum expended during the last ten years under the head of contingent charges in the Home Office, distinguishing 
sums above £.200; Lxx1. 276. 


4484, Return of persons holding situations or employments in the department of Law Clerk in the Secretary of State’s Office; Lx x11. 383, P- 
See supra, 2549. 2566, 2567. 3742. 


4485. Secretary at War :—Account of Fee Fund belonging to the office of Secretary at War, in the years ending 31 December 1807 
and 1808 ; Lx1v. 219, Pp. (App. 666.) 


See supra, 3337. 


Seditious Meetings : 


4486. Secret papers, containing information respecting certain Practices, Meetings, and Combinations in the Metropolis and in different parts 
of the kingdom, sealed up; Lx x11. 25.——— Papers to be returned to the Secretary of State’s Office, 88. 


4487. Secret papers, containing information respecting certain Practices, Meetings, and Combinations in different parts of the kingdom ; 
Lxx11. 318. 


4488. Secret papers containing information respecting the internal state of the Kingdom ; Lxx11I. 20. 
4489. Return of persons arrested,committed, or detained on treasonable charges in 1817 ; LX XIII. 135, P. 193, P. (App. 778, 780.) 


Seditious Writings :—See infra, 4597. 


Seeds : 


4490. Account of quantities of Seeds imported into and exported from Great Britain, from and to foreign countries, and also from and to 
Ireland, between 5 January 1815 and 5 January 1816; Lxx1. 24, p. (App. 874.) 


4491. Account of quantity of Seeds of all sorts imported into Great Britain, from 1810; Lxxiv. 418, P. (App. 900.) 


4492. Seisins, Register of :—Return of persons holding situations or employments in the Office of the Register of Seisins in Scotland; 
Lxxil. 462. 


Seizures : . 
4493. Copies of correspondence respecting the Seizure of the ship Fanny, in 1797 ; LXVI. 134, P. 
4494. Account of amount of Seizures of French silks, or other French manufactured goods; Lxvit. 381. 


4495. Copies of correspondence between the Custom House of Dover and the Board in London, respecting certain Seizures; Lx x1. 228. 


4496. Copies of memorials, warrants, &amp;c. of the Boards of Revenue and Treasury, touching the Seizures of certain vessels belonging to 
Messrs. Marsh and Co. and Mr. Mackilligan, in 1814; Lxx1. 268, (P. 402.) 


4497. Copies of correspondence between the Boards of Customs and Treasury, touching the Seizure of the Transport Assiduous; several other 
papers relating to that subject; Lxx1. 281, P. 297. 


4498 Account of Seizures made of or on board the Ordnance Yacht at Portsmouth during the last three years (1816); Lx x1. 302. 


4499. Account of Seizures made on board of transports, or vessels pretended to be transports, in the service of Government, and correspondence 
touching the same, within the last six months (1816); Lx x1. 309. 


4500. Account of Seizure made in His Majesty’s storehouse at Woolwich ; Lx XI. 309. 


4501. Account of fees paid on Treasury Warrants to Revenue Boards, since 54 Geo. III, c. 171, for staying proceedings, remitting or mitigating 
penalties on restoring Seizures; Lx x1. 326, P. 


4502. Copies of papers relating to the Seizure of the Anne Ordnance Transport ; Lx x1. 437. 
4503. Copies of papers relating to the Seizure of the smack Elizabeth and Mary, on 14 June 1816; Lxx11. 138, P. 
4504. Account of amount and appropriation of Seizures, Fines, &amp;c. prosecutions and law charges; Lx x11. 382, P. 


4505. List of ships and cargoes seized for breach of the Revenue or Navigation Laws, &amp;c.; Lx x1v. 336, P. 609. 
Sensible and Romney Ships s—See supra, 4002. 4006, 4010. 
Servants :——See supra, 876-879. 888. 894. 897. 899. 


4506. Services, Public :—Account of sums requisite to defray the annual charge of several permanent Public Services in Ireland; 
LVI. 235, (App. 806.) 


Session, Court of : 


4507. Copy of Act of Sederunt of the Lords of Council and Session, relative to the boxing papers and salaries of the Lords Clerks, dated 
11 March 1814; Lxrx. 309, P. 


4508. Copies from the Sederunt Books of the Lords of Council and Session in Scotland, dated 5 March 1789 and 7 March 1810; 
Lx1x. 406, P. 


4509. Account of fees and dues paid or payable in the Court of Session to the Clerks of the ordinary Judges, from the institution of the College 
of Justice to-1 August 1789; Lxx1. 167, (P. 291.) 


See supra, 1707. 2555. 2565. 


4510. Sevenoaks :— Copy of Report of Commissioners of Taxes to the Treasury, in regard to the collection of Taxes in Sevenoaks 
District, dated 3 May 1819; LxxIv. 410. 


See supra, 884. 


Sewers: 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 133 


Sewers : 


4511. Account of sums expended in repairs of the King’s Scholars Pond Sewer, since 1 January 1808; and estimate of expense of remedying 
certain defects ; (Ordered, Lx x1. 435, but not. presented.) 


4512. Account of actual expense incurred in building a new Tunnel Sewer under Act 53 Geo. III, c. 121; Lxx1. 461, P. 


4513. Sharp, William :—Copy of indictment upon which William Sharp was tried, and of the Warrant upon which he was committed ; 
LXXIV. 410. 


Sheriffs : 


4514. Copies of appointments of the Sheriff Depute of the County of Sutherland, and of Clackmannan and Kinross ; also of warrant granting 
a pension to Lord Cullen, &amp;c.; ~x11.834, P. 


4515. Copy of Act of Sederunt of the Court of Session of Scotland, of April or May 1814, respecting the sale of the Office of Sheriffs’ Clerk ; 
Lxx111. 366, (P. 400.) 


4516. Accounts of sums paid to Sheriffs at the General Election in 1818; Lxxv. 458, (P.462,) (App. 916.) 
4517. Return of total amount of fees received by each Sub-Sheriff (Ireland); (Ordered, Lx x11. 224. but not presented.) 


4518. Copies of letters between the Lord Lieutenant and the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, respecting the mode of appointing Sheriffs ; 
LXXII. 359, P- 


See supra, 2568. 


4519. Shetland Islands :—Account of sum wanted to defray charge incurred in April 1813, in the purchase of grain and potatoes for 
the Shetland Islands; Lx1x. 138, Pp. (App. 602.) 


Ships and Vessels : 


4520. Accounts of number of Ships and Vessels with amount of tonnage annually built and registered in the several Ports of Great Britain ; 
From 1789 to 1801; Lv1. 534, P. (App. 847.)——From 1789 to 1802 ; Lv11. 489, P. (App. 954.)———In 1802; LVIII. 295, P. 
(App. 801.)———-In 1802 and 1803; L1x. 179, P. (App. 586.)—— In 1803 and 1804; Lx. 161, (Pp. 162,) (App. 771.)——In 
1804 and 1805; LxI. 151, P. (App. 655.) In 1805 and 1806; Lx11. 273, P. (App. §03;) 315.—— In 1805, 1806, 
and 1807; LXIII. 207, P. (App. '702.)\——In 1806, 1807, and 1808; Lxiv. 164, Pp. (App. 551.)——In 1807, 1808, and 
1809; Lxv. 218, p. (App. 650.)———In _ 1808, 1809, and 1810; Lxvi. 205, P. (App. 598.)———In 1809, 1810, and 1811 ; 
LXVII. 233, P. (App. 708.)——-In 1810, 1811, and 1812; Lxviit. 348, pv. (App. 808.)—— In 1811, 1812, and 1813; 
LXIX. 159, P. (App 720.)——-In 1812, 1813, and 1814; Lxx. 189, Pp. (App. 687.) In 1813, 1814, and 1815; LXXI. 243, P. 
(App. 804.)———In 1814, 1815, and 1816; Lxx11. 185, Pp. (App. 654.) In 1815, 1816, 1817, and 1818 ; Lx XIII. 250, P. 


(App. 608.) ——- In 1816, 1817, and 1818; Lxxiv. 296, Pp. (App. 832.) In 1817, 1818, and 1819; Lxxv. 120, P. 
(App. 666.) 


4521. Accounts of number of Ships and Vessels, with amount of tonnage and number of men and boys employed in navigating same, which 
belonged to the several Ports of Great Britain ; from 1789 to 1800; Lv1. 534, P. (App.848.)——F rom 1789 to 1802; Lv11. 489, P. 
(App.955.)——In 1802 ; Lv111. 295, P. (App. 802.)——In 1802 and 1803; L1x. 179, P. (App. 586.)——-In 1803 and 1804; 
Lx. 161, (Pp. 162,) (App. '771.———In 1804 and 1805; Lx1. 151, P. (App. 655.)———In 1805 and 1806; Lx1I. 273, P. 
(App. 503.) In 1805, 1806, and 1807; Lx1t1. 207, Pp. (App. 705.)\——In 1806, 1807, and 1808; Lxiv. 164, P. 
(App. 551.)———In 1807, 1808, and 1809; Lxv. 218, rp. (App. 650.)——In 1808, 1809, and 1810; Lxv1. 205, P. (App. 598.) 

In 1809, 1810, and 1811; LxviI. 345, P. (App. 708.) In 1810, 1811, and 1812; Lxvii1. 348, Pp. (App. 808.) ——- 

In 1811, 1812, and 1813; LxIx. 159, P. (App. 720.) In 1812, 1813, and 1814; Lxx. 189, Pp. (App. 687.)}—In 1813, 

1814, and 1815; LxXxI. 243, Pp. (App. 804.)——In 1814, 1815, and 1816; Lxx1r. 185, P. (App.654.)——In 1814, 1815, 


1816, and 1817; Lx xi11. 250, Pp. (App. 609.)——In 1816, 1817, and 1818; Lxx1v. 296, p. (App.833.)——In 1817, 1818, 
and 1819 ; Lxxv. 120, Pp. (App. 667.) 


























4522. Accounts of number of Ships and Vessels, with amount of tonnage and number of men and boys employed in navigating same, which 
entered inwards and cleared outwards in Great Britain ; from 1789 to 1801; Lv1. 534, P. (App. 850.)\——From 1789 to 1802; 
Lvi1. 489, P. (App. 956.»——In 1802; Lvitr. 295, P. (App. 802..——-In 1803 ; LIx. 179, P. (App. 587.) ——In 1804; 
Lx. 161, (Pp. 162,) (App. 772.)——In 1805; Lx1. 151, P. (App. 656.)——In 1806; tx11. 273, Pp. (App. 504.)——In 
1805, 1806, and 1807; Lx11I. 207, P. (App. 705.)}——In 1806, 1807, and 1808; Lx1v. 164, p. (App. 551.)}——In 1807, 
1808, and 1809; Lxv. 218, p. (App. 650.) In 1808, 1809, and 1810; Lxvi. 205, Pp. (App. §98.)———In 1809, 1810, 
and 1811; LXvil. 233, P. (App. '708.)——In 1810, 1811, and 1812; Lxvili. 348, Pp. (App.808.)——In 1811, 1812, and 
1813; Lxrx. 158, Pp. (App. ’719.)——In 1812, 1813, and 1814; Lxx. 189, P. (App. 687.)——In 1813, 1814, and 1815; 
LXXI. 243, P. (App. 804.)——In 1814; LxXXII. 159, P. In 1814, 1815, and 1816; Lxx11. 185, Pp. (App. 654.)—— 


In 1815, 1816, 1817, and 1818 ; Lx x111. 250, Pp. (App. 609.)———-In 1816, 1817, and 1818; Ltxxiv.296, Pp. (App.833.-— 
In 1817, 1818, and 1819; Lxxv. 120, Pp. (App. 667.) 








4523. Accounts of number of Ships and Vessels, with amount of tonnage, annually built and registered in the several Ports of Ireland; from 
1789 to 1802; LviI. 351, P. (App. 867.)——-In 1802; Lvir1. 636, Pp. (App. 957.)\——In 1803 ; w1x. 183, Pp. (App. 609.) 
——In 1804; Lx. 120, Pp. (App. 793.)——In 1805; Lx1. 119, P. (App. 675.-——In 1806; “x11. 217, P. (App. §23.)—— 
In three years ending § January 1808; Lx111. 169, Pp. (App. 724.)——-In three years ending 5 January 1809; LxIv. 113, 
(Pp. 138,) (App.5'72.)——-In three years ending 5 January 1810; Lxv. 156, Pp. (App. 672.)———In three years ending 5 January 
1811; LXvI. 147, P. (App. 620.)———In three years ending 5 January 1812; LXxvil. 173, (P. 205,) (App. 730.) ——In three 
years ending 5 January 1813; LxvillI. 340, P. (App.834.)——In three years ending 5 January 1814; LxIx. 190, P. 
(App. 744.)——In three years ending 5 January 1815; Lxx. 163, (P. 188,) (App.'712.)———-In three years ending 5 January 
1816; LxxI. 133, P. (App. 830.)}——4In three years ending 5 January 1817; Lxx11. 137, P. (App. 680,——In four years 


ending 5 January 1818; Lxx11I. 250, Pp. (App. 610.)——In 1816, 1817, and 1818 ; Lx xiv. 296, pe, (App, 834.)——In 1817, 
1818, and 1819; Lxxv. 120, Pp. (App.668.) 


4524. Accounts of number of Ships and Vessels, with amount of tonnage, and number of men and boys employed in navigating same, which 

belonged to the several Ports of Ireland; from 1789 to 1802; Lv11. 351, P. (App. 867.)———-In 1802; Lv111. 636, Pp. (App. 957.) 

In 1803; L1x. 183, P. (App. 609.)——In 1804; Lx. 120, Pp. (App. 793.)}-———In 1805; LxI. 119, P. (App. 675.)—— 

In 1806; “x11. 217. P. (App. 523.)——In 1805, 1806, and 1807; Lx111. 169, Pp. (App. 724.)——In 1806, 1807, and 1808 ; 

LXIV. 113, (P. 138,) (App. 570.)——In 1807, 1808, and 1809 ; Lxv.155, P. (App. 672.) —- In 1810; LxvI. 147, P. (App.620.) 

In 1811; LxVII. 173, (P.205,) (App. 730.}——In 1812; Lxvilr. 340, Pp. (App. 834.)——In 1813; LxIx. 190, P. 

(App. 744.) In 1814; Lxx. 163, (Pp. 188,) (App. 712.) In 1815; LXXt. 133, P. (App.830.) —~In 1816; Lx x11. 137, P. 

(App. 680.)}———In 1814, 1815, 1816, and 1817; Lx x111. 250, Pp. (App. 610.)——In 1816, 1817, and 1818; Lxxiv. 296, P. 
(App. 834.) ——In 1817, 1818, and 1819; Lxxv. 120, Pp. (App. 668.) 


4525. Accounts of number of Ships and Vessels, which entered inwards and cleared outwards in the several Ports of Ireland ; from 1789 to 
. 1802 ; LVII. 351, P. (App. 868.)——-In 1802; Lv111. 636, Pp. (App.g58.)——In 1803; Lix. 183, P. (App. 610.)——In 
1804; Lx. 120, P. (App. 794.)——In 1805 ; Lx1. 119, Pp. (App. 676.)——In 1806 ; Lx11. 217, Pp. (App. §24.)———In three 
years ending 5 January 1808; Lx111. 169, Pp. (App. 724.)}———-In three years ending 5 January 1809; LXIv. 113, (P. 138,) 
(App. §72.)——In three years ending 5 January 1810; Lxv. 146, P. (App. 672.)——-In three years ending 5 January 
1811; LXvI. 147, P. (App. 620.}——In three years ending 5 January 1812; Lxvir. 173, (P. 205,) (App. 730.}-——In 
three years ending 5 January 1813 ; Lxvi1I. 340, Pp. (App. 834.)——In three years ending 5 January 1814; Lx1x. 190, P. 
(App. 744.»&gt;——In three years ending 5 January 1815; Lxx. 164, (P- 188,) (App. 712.)——In three years ending 5 January 
1816; LxxI. 133, P. (App. 830.)——In three years ending 5 January 1817 ; Lxx11. 137, P. (App. 680,)——-In four years 
ending 5 January 1818 ; LX XIII. 250, p. (App. 610.) In mace Sm ending 5 January 1819; Lxx1v. 296, Pp. (App. 834.) 
In three years ending § January 1820; Lxxv. 120, P. (App. 668.) . 


4526. Accounts of number of Ships and Vessels, with amount of tonnage, annually built and registered in the several Ports of the United 
Kingdom; in 1815, 1816, 1817, and 1818; txx111. 250, P. (App. 607.)——In three years ending 5 January 1817, 1818, 


and 1819; Lxxiv. 296, Pp. (App. 831.)———In three years ending 5 January 1818, 1819, and 1820; LxXxv. 120, P. 
(App. 665.) 




















4527. Accounts 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) LI} 











134 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


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Ships and Vessels—continued. 


4527. Accounts of number of Ships and Vessels, with amount of tonnage, and number of men and boys employed in navigating game, which 
belonged to the several Ports of the United Kingdom; in 1814, 1815, 1816, and 1817; Lxx1tt. 250, Pp. (App. 608.—— 
In 1816, 1817, and 1818; Lxx1v. 296, Pp. (App. 832.) In 1817, 1818, and 1819; Lxxv. 120, Pp. (App. 666.) 





4528. Accounts of number of Ships and Vessels which entered inwards and cleared outwards in the several Ports of the United Kingdom ; 


in 1815, 1816, 1817, and 1818; Lxx111. 250, Pp. (App. 608.)——In three years ending 5 January 1819; LxXXIVv. 296, P. 
(App. 832.)——-In three years, ending 5 January 1820; Lxxv. 120, Pp. (App. 666.) : 


4529. Account of number of Vessels and of Men, &amp;c. that belonged to the several Ports of the British Empire, from 1783 to 1788 inclusive ; 
Lv1. 627, p. (App. 846.) 


4530. Accounts of number of Vessels and their tonnage entered inwards from America, and cleared outwards from Great Britain to America, 
from § July 1799 to 5 July 1801; tvi1. 183, Pp. (App. 786.) 


4531. Account of number of Ships and Vessels registered in the several Ports of Ireland, and existing on 30 September 1801 ; Lv11. 650, P. 


4532. Account of number of Ships, their tonnage and men, entered inwards and cleared outwards in Great Britain, to and from the 


Greenland and the Southern Whale Fisheries, in three years ending 5 January 1803; (Ordered, Lv111. 225, Order 
disharged, 23'7.) S 


4533. Account of number and tonnage of Vessels built and registered in Great Britain in ditto ; (Ordered, Lv111.225, Order discharged, 2377.) 


4534. Account of number of Ships, their tonnage and men, entered inwards and cleared outwards in Great Britain in ditto ; (Ordered, 
LVII. 225, Order discharged, 237.) 


4535 Account of number and tonnage of Vessels built and registered in Great Britaiu in the three years ending 5 January 1793, the three 
years ending 5 January 1802, and in the last year (1803); Lv111.238, p. (Withdrawn on account of a mistake, and another 
ordered, 273.) Presented, 277, P. 349, (App. 802.) 


4536. Account of number of Vessels, their tonnage and men, entered inwards and cleared outwards, in Great Britain, in the same period ; 
LVIII. 250, P. 349, (App. 803.) 


4537. Account of number and tonnage of British Ships cleared outwards for the British Plantations in the West Indies for 1804; 
LX. 119, (P. 151.) ; 


4538. Account of ditto entered inwards from the British Plantations in the West Indies at the Ports of Great Britain for 1804; 
LX. 119, (P. 151.) 


4539. Account of Ships which have entered the Ports of Ireland from the British West India Islands, in 1804; Lx. 141, (P. 150.) 
4540. Account of number of Vessels with tonnage, built and registered in the Ports of the British Empire, between 5 January 1803 and 
5 January 1805; ux. 161, (Pp. 162,) (App. 771.) 


4541. Account showing number and tonnage of Merchant Ships built in Great Britain between 1 January 1793 and 31 December 1804; 
(Ordered, Lx. 493, but not presented.) 


4542. Account of number of Vessels with amount of their tonnage, registered in His Majesty’s dominions, on 30 September 1803 and 1804 ; 
LXI. 19, (P. 192.) 


4543. Account of ditto - - - annually built and registered in the Ports of the British Empire. between 5 January 1793 and 5 January 1805 ; 
LXI. 19, (P. 192.) 

4544. Comparative account of number and tonnage of Britsh and Foreign Vessels entered inwards in different periods of peace and war; 
Lx1. 261, (App. 793 ;) 278, PB. (App. 713.) 

4545. Account of number of British Ships, &amp;c. employed in the Trade between Great Britain and America, from 5 January 1789 to 
5 January 1806 ; Lx1. 278, Pp. (App. 713.) 


4546. Account of number of Ships, &amp;c. which belonged to the British West India Islands employed in the trade with America, from 1792 
to 5 January 1806; Lx1, 325, (App. 716.) 


4547. Account of number and tonnage of Ships and Vessels built in Great Britain, from 1790 to 1804; (Ordered, Lx1. 294; Order 
discharged, and another order made, 323.) Presented, 442, P. 

4548. Account of number of Vessels with amount of their tonnage, and value of their cargoes, entered inwards and cleared outwards, in 
several Ports of Great Britain; Lx1. 335, P. (App. 844.) 

4549. Account of ditto - - - in several Ports in Ireland; Lx1. 437, (P. 536.) 


4550. Account of number and tonnage of British-built Ships in 1792 and 1805, distinguishing the Ports to which they belong; 
LxI. 363, Pp. (App. 848.) ’ 


4551. Account of number of Vessels with amount of their tonnage, entered inwards or cleared outwards coastwise, in three years ending 
5 January 1806, at the several Ports on the coast of Scotland, and at the Port of Berwick ; Lx1. 450, (App. 846.) 


4552. Account of tonnage of Ships arrived from China in each year, from 1773 to 1807 ; Lx11. 123, P. (App. 467.) 


4553. Account of British Ships captured by the enemy, and afterwards without re-capture admitted to British registry, from the commence- 
ment of the war to 5 January 1807; LXxII. 273, P. 315. 


4554. Account of British and Foreign Shipping employed in the trade of Great Britain, in three years ending 5 January 1807; 
Lxit. 651, (P. 739.) 


4555. Account of tonnage of American Vessels which entered the Ports of Ireland, in three years ending 5 January 1808 ; (Ordered, 
LXIII. 175, but not presented.) 


4556. Account of number of vessels, with amount of tonnage, and number of men and boys employed in navigating same, entered inwards 
and cleared outwards, from 5 January 1802 to 5 January 1808 ; LXIII. 473, P. 


4557. List of Vessels brought into this kingdom in consequence of the Orders in Council of 11 November 1807, and permitted to leave 
the kingdom on giving bond; Lx11I. 152, Pp. (App. 559-) 

4558. Account of number of Neutral Vessels come or brought in under the Orders in Council of 11 November 1807 ; Lx111. 152, P. (App. 558.) 

4559. Account of number of Ships, with their tonnage and number of men, employed between Great Britain and America; Lxiv. 212, 
(p. 221,) (App. 641.) 

4560. Account of number and tonnage of Merchant Vessels built in the United Kingdom on 1 January 1807, 1808, and 1809; Lxiv. 278, P. 
(App. 642 ;) 343, (App. 652.) 


4561. Account of number of Vessels, with amount of tonnage, and number of men and boys employed in navigating the same, in the several 
Ports of Great Britain; Lxv. 218, P. (App. 696.) 


4562. Account of numbers and tonnage of American and other Vessels brought in under Orders in Councils of 1807 and 1809 ; (Ordered, 
LXVII. 103, but not presented.) 


4563. Account of ditto - - - come into the Ports of the United Kingdom, in compliance with ditto ; (Ordered, Lx v11. 103, but not presented.) 


4564. Account of sums received from American and other Vessels under Act 48 Geo. III, for carrying into effect the Orders in Council ; 
LXVII. 122, P. (App. 761.) 


4565. Account of number of Vessels, with amount of tonnage, and number of men, entered inwards and cleared outwards, in 1806, 1807, 
1808, 1809, 1810 and 1811; LXxvit. 332, Pp. (App. 767.) 


4566. Account 


4570. 


4571. 


4572. 
4573. 
4574. 


4575. 


4576. 


4577. 


4578. 


4579. 


4580. 


4581. 


4582. 


4587. 


4590. 


4591. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS —cortinued. 135 





Ships and Vessels—continued. 
Account of number and tonnage of Ships entered inwards and cleared outwards, at the British North American Colonies; 1806-1810 ; 
LXVII. 407, (App. 767.) 
Account of number and tonnage of Vessels entered or sailed from the several Ports of the United Kingdom under licences; Lxvit 
504, P. 
Account of amount of British and Foreign tonnage and seamen, entering inwards and clearing outwards at the Ports of the United 
Kingdom, for ten years ending 5 January 1812; Lxvut. 504, Pp. (App. 767.) 


Account of numbers of Vessels and tonnage, cleared outwards and entered inwards, distinguishing those in ballast from those laden, 
for ditto; Lxvi1. 504, Pp. (App. 768.) 


Account of number of Prize Ships and Vessels, with their tonnage, admitted to registry in Great Britain and Ireland, from 1 January 
1793 to the latest period; Lxvi11. 473, (P. 536.) ' 


Account of number and tonnage of Ships and Vessels built in Great Britain, from the passing of Act 26 Geo. III, c. 60, to the 5th of 
January 1814; (Ordered, Lx1x. 148, but not presented.) 


Ditto - - - built in the Port of London; (Ordered, Lx1x. 148, but not presented.) 
Ditto - - - built in the Port of Liverpool; (Ordered, Lx1x. 148, but not presented.) 


Ditto - - - of Prize Ships admitted to registry in Great Britain, from 5 January 1793 to 5 January 1814; (Ordered, Lx1x. 148, 
but not presented.) 


Account of number of British Ships, with tonnage and men employed between Great Britain and the British Colonies in North America ; 
(Ordered, Lx1x. 181, but not presented.) 


Account of ditto, employed between the British Colonies in North America and the West Indies; (Ordered, Lx1x. 181, butnot 
presented.) 


Account of ditto that entered inwards and cleared outwards in the British North American Colonies, in 1811, 1812, and 1813; (Ordered, 
Lx1x. 181, but not presented.) 


Account of number and tonnage of hired armed Ships and Vessels employed in His Majesty’s Service; (Ordered, Lx1x. 168, but not 
presented.) 


Account of Ships in the service of Government, under repair in the Merchants’ yards, from 1 January 1813 to 1 Mareh 1814; 
(Ordered, LX1x. 172, but not presented.) 


Return of Ships and Vessels brought into any Port in the Colonies of Great Britain and condemned in the High Court of Admiralty ; 
LXIx. 504, P. (App. 856.) 


Account of Ships and Vessels built in Asia admitted to registry in Great Britain, in each year from 1 January 1810 to21 March 1815; 
LXX. 253, (P. 278,) (App. 875.) 


Account of number and tonnage of Vessels built and registered in Great Britain in 1814; Lxx. 253, (P. 278,) (App. 876.) 


Account of ditto, and number of men and boys employed in navigating same, which belonged to the ports of His Majesty’s dominions, 
on § January 1814; Lxx. 253. 


Account of ditto - - - cleared outwards, and entered inwards coastwise, to and from Canada, Nova Scotia, &amp;c. in each year from 1800; 
(Ordered, LXx1. 252, but not presented.) 


Account of number and tonnage of Ships and Vessels, and number of men employed therein, entered inwards and cleared outwards, 
from Great Britain to Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton, and Newfoundland, from 
1800 to the latest period.—Several other Accounts relating to Shipping and Trade with the Colonies; Lxx1. 405, (P. 426,) 
(App. 917.) 


Account of number of Vessels, with amount of tonnage, and men and boys employed in navigating same, entered inwards and cleared 
outwards, in the Ports in Britain, between 5 January 1815 and 5 January 1816.—Several other Accounts relating to Shipping ; 
Lxxil. 116, Pp. (App. 756, 757;) 145, P- (App. 758-762.) 


Accounts of new Vessels built, Vessels registered, and Vessels employed in the Foreign Trade ; Lx x111. 250, Pp. (App. 607.) 


Account of number and tonnage of Ships and Vessels, cleared outwards and entered inwards, at the several Ports in Canada, Nova Scotia, 
New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton, and Newfoundland, into and from the British West India Islands, in 
each year from 1800 to 1818; LxxIv. 473, P. (App. 982.) 


Account of number and tonnage of Ships and Vessels entered inwards and cleared outwards, to and from Great Britain to the several 


Ports in the British North American Colonies and Newfoundland, in each year from 1800 to 1818; LXxIVv. 473, P. 
(App. 986.) 


Account of number of Ships, with tonnage and men, cleared out from Great Britain to the British Colonies in North America; of 


goods exported, and of official value of goods exported to the British Colonies in North America, in the last twenty years ; 
LXXV. 321, P. 362, P. (App. 776 to 787.) 


See infra, 5183-5187. 
Shipwrecks :-—.See supra, 3294-3298. 3674. 
Shipwrights, Education of :—See supra, 3481. 


Shoreham Harbour :—Annual Report and Account of the Commissioners of New Shoreham Harbour ; fur 1817 ; LXXxtI. 111. 
——~1818; LXXIII. 105. 1819; LXXIV. 77.——-1820; Lxxv. 84, 112. 





- Shorncliffe Military Canal :—See supra, 3332-3335- 


Shrewsbury Road :—See supra, 2824. 2826. 


Sicily : 
Copy of Treaty of alliance and subsidy between His Majesty and the King of the Two Sicilies ; Lx111. 420, (App. 932.) 


Copy of Treaty of alliance and subsidy between His Majesty and the King of the Two Sicilies, signed at Palermo, 13 May 1809, and 
separate Article; LxV1. 354. 


Copy of Supplementary Treaty between His Majesty and the King of the Two Sicilies, signed at Palermo, 12 September 1812 ; 
LXVIII. 294, (App. 783.) 


Copy of Treaty of commerce and navigation between His Majesty and the King of the Two Sicilies, signed at London, 26 September 
1816; Lxx1I. 245, (App. 627.) 


Account of amount of bills drawn from Sicily and Malta, during three years ending 5 January 1812; Lxvit. 971, (App. 839.) 


Sick and Hurt Office :—See supra, 2549. 


Sidmouth, Lord Viscount :—Copy of circular letter from Lord Sidmouth to the Lieutenants of Counties, with the opinion 
of the Law Officers thereupon ; Lx x11. 289, Pp. (App. 839.) 


Sierra 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 









ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 











































4611. 


4612, 


4613. 


4615. 


4616. 
4617. 


4618. 
4619. 


pe B88 8 2 ba FE 


Sierra Leone : 
Account of expenses incurred by the Sierra Leone Company for Maroons ; tv11. 566, (App. 991.) 


Account of monies paid to the Sierra Leone Company, in pursuance of grants made by Parliament, for 1805; (Ordered, Lx. 491, but 
not presented till) Lx1. 306, (P. 371,) (App. 826.) 


Account of sums granted by Parliament to the Colony of Sierra Leone; and copy of date of appointment of the present Chief Justice 
of Sierra Leone; LXvV1. 238, p. (App. 659.) 


Amount of sums paid to John Grant, Esq. as third in Council in the Colony of Sierra Leone.—Other papers relating to Sierra Leone ; 
(Ordered, Lxv1. 381. Orders discharged, 418.) 


See supra, 1462; infra, 4630. 4635. 


Signatures, Presenter of, Scotland :—Return of persons holding situations or employments in the Office of the Presenter 
~ of Signatures in Scotland; Lxx11. 462. ‘ 


Signet : 
Return of persons holding situations or employments in the Office of Four Clerks of the Signet ;, Lx x11. 383, P. 
Copies of Patents or Commissions by which the Office of Keeper of the Signet was granted to its present possessor ; LX XIII. 366, (P. 400.) 


Silks : 
Account of amount of duties of Excise paid on printed and stained Silks, for the year ending 5 January 1803; LVIII. 409. 


Account of quantity and value of raw and thrown Silk imported into and exported from Great Britain, for twenty years, ending 
5 January 1806; Lx1. 396, Pr. (App. 854.) 


Account of quantity and value of Silk goods exported from Great Britain, for ditto ; tx1. 396, Pp. (App. 856.) 
Account of quantity of French Silks, Cambrics, Lace, and other manufactured goods imported ; (Ordered, Lx v11. 348, but not presented.) 


Account of quantity and value of raw and thrown Silk imported and exported, from 5 January 1806 to 5 January 1817 ; and of Silk 
goods exported; Lx x11. 462, (Pp. 468,) (App. 738, 739.) 


Ditto - - - imported into and exported from Great Britain, and of Silk goods exported, from 5 January 1817 to 5 January 1818; 
LXXIII. 361, (App. 699.) 


Accounts of ditto, imported into and exported from Great Britain, from 5 January 1817 to § January 1819 ; also, of Silk goods exported ; 
LxXxIv. 360, Pp. (App. 963, 964.) 


Silk Lace :—See supra, 3004, 3005. 
Silver :—See supra, 1064-1067. 1075-1080. 1087-1091. 1093. 2721-2723. 
Silver Coin :—See supra, 1394-1396, 1398-1401. 1404. 1407. 


Simmonds and Co. :—Copy of Memorial presented by Messrs. Thomas Simmonds and Co. of Liverpool, to the Commissioners 
of Customs of England; Lx111. 402, P. 


Sinking Fund :—See supra, 1838. 

Six Clerks :—See supra, 1136. 

Sixpenny Office :—See supra, 3475- 

Six per Cent Duties :—See supra, 2936, 2937. 


Skins :—Account of number of Skins which paid the import duty for three years ending 5 January 1816; Lxx1. 318, Pp. 366. 
See supra, 1186. 


Slate : | 


Account of quantities of Slate annually raised, and amount of dues paid from 1784 to the last audit, by virtue of mining leases granted 
to Lord Penrhyn; Lxxtv. 492, Pp. (App. 1094.) 


Account of Slate shipped from the Ports of Bangor and Penryn for seven years ending 1 January 1819; Lxxiv. 613, (P.617,) 
(App. 981.) 
Slaves and Slave Trade : 


Account of vessels annually cleared out from the Port of Liverpool for Africa, for Slaves, since 1 January 1796 ; LV11. 345, (P. 473.) 


Account of vessels arrived in the British West Indies from Africa, with Slaves, since 1 January 1796, specifying the number re-exported ; 
LVII. 345, (P. 473+) ‘ a 


Copies of Journals of Surgeons of Slave Ships; tv11. 345. 


Copies of correspondence between the Secretaries of State and the Governors of His Majesty’s Colonies in the West Indies, respecting 
the Slave Trade; Lix. 264, (P. 329.) 


Copies of furthe:- correspondence between ditto ; Lx. 84, P.—LXII. 142. 


Account of ships, with tonnage, arrived from Africa in the British West Indies, with Slaves, from 5 January 1802 to the latest period ; 
Lx. 225, (Pp. Lx1. 478.) 


Account of ditto, annually cleared out for the Coast of Africa from the Ports of Great Britain with Slaves; Lx. 225. 


Account of ships, with their tonnage, arrived from Africa in the British West Indies, specifying the number of Slaves imported on board 
same; LXI. 547, P. 


Account of ships and vessels cleared out from Africa from the Ports of Great Britain, with number of Slaves each ship was allowed to 
carry ; LXI. 547, P. 


Copy of Order in Council, dated 15 August 1805, for prohibiting importation of Slaves into certain Settlements; Lx1. 193, P. 
(App. 763.) 
Several papers relative to the Abolition of the Slave Trade; Lxv. 281, P. (App. 629.) 


’ Translation of the last Spanish Slave Code, or Royal Ordinance, of 1789; Lxv1. 390, P. 


Copy of letter from the Earl of Liverpool to Governor Elliot, dated Downing-street, 20 September 1810.—Other papers relating to 
Huggins, at Nevis ; Lxv1. 390, p. 


Copies of correspondence between the Earl of Liverpool and Governor Elliot, in reference to the trial and execution of Arthur Hodge, 
for the murder of a Negro Slave; Lxv1. 455, P. 


4630. Copies 





4631. 


4651. 


4652. 


4657. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) Mm 


. Return of ships or vessels brought into Port in the colonies of Great Britain, and condemned under Acts for the abolition of the Slave 


. Account of expenses incurred in the alterations on the change of Apartments allotted to the office of the Duchy of Lancaster, Somerset 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 137 


Slaves and Slave Trade—continued. 
Copies of letters from Messrs. Garnett, Weekes, and Paterson, dated 12, 16, 19 August 1811, respecting Governor Elliot ; tx vit. go, P. 


Copies of communications received by the Admiralty from Naval Officers at the Cape of Good Hope, respecting the Slave Trade; 
LXvIitt. 87, (P.154,) 162, (App. 889.) 


Copies and extracts of letters from the Earl of Caledon and Governor Farquhar, to Lord Castlereagh and the Earl of Liverpool, relating 
to the Slave Trade; txvirr. 162, Pp. (App..890.) 


Copy of dispatch from the Earl of Clancarty to Viscount Castlereagh, dated the Hague, 17 June 1814; other papers relating to the 
Slave Trade; Lx1x. 387,P. (App. 847.) 


Trade; Lx1x. 427, P. (App. 848 ;) 504, P. (App. 849.) 


Copies of decretal parts of sentence of the court of Vice Admiralty at Sierra Leone, from 1 May 1807 to January 1814.—Several other 
papers relating to the Slave Trade; Lx1x. 511, Pp. (App. 856;) 521,P. (App. 858.)—Lxx. 75. 


Papers showing the present state of the Slave Trade; txx. +91, (App. 997.) 


Accounts of Slaves or captured Negroes, for whom bounty has been paid by the Commissioners of the Treasury or Navy, under Acts 
for abolishing the Slave Trade ; tx x. 364, p. (App. 1021 ;) 389, (App. 1021.) 


Copy of letter from Mr. Barrow to Major General Sir Henry Bunbury, dated 17 April 1815.— Several other papers relating “ 
Negroes; Lxx. 458, Pp. (App. 1016.) 


Account of Runaway Slaves killed, taken, and surrendered, between 10 May 1813, the date of Governor Ainslie’s Proclamation, and 
22 November 1814, the day of his departure from Dominica; Lxxt. 14, (P. 19.) 


Acts respecting the registry of Slaves; Lx x11. 328, P. 
Account of sums paid or claimed under Acts for the abolition of the Slave Trade; Ltxx11. 462, (Pp. 468,) (App. 849.) 


Copy “ ng from Sir James Yeo to the Admiralty, dated November 1816; and other papers relative thereto; Lxx11. 462, Pp. 
App. 845.) 


Copy of additional Convention to the Treaty of 22 January 1815, between His Britannic Majesty and His Most Faithful Majesty, 
relating to the Slave Trade, signed at London, July 28, 1817; Lxx111. 49, (App. 548.) 


Copy of Treaty between His Majesty and the King of the Netherlands, relating to the Slave Trade, signed at the Hague, May 4, 1818 ; 
LXXx1II. 408, (App. 551.) 


Copy of letter from Governor Probyn to Earl Bathurst, dated Nevis; 8 July 1817.—Several other papers relating to Slaves in Dominica ; 
LXXIII. 303, P. 


Extract of dispatch from Governor Maxwell to Earl Bathurst, dated Dominica, 5 March 1817; aad from Governor Maxwell to Earl 
Bathurst, dated Dominica, 3 September 1817 ; Lx x111. 308, P. 


Copy of correspondence relative to the trial of the Reverend Henry Rawlins for Murder; Lx x111. 399, P. 


Copy of depositions taken before the Coroner’s Inquest which sat upon the body of a Slave of the name of Congo Jack ; (Ordered, 
LXXIII. 415, but not presented.) 


Copies of Colonial Acts and correspondence respecting the condition and treatment of Slaves; Lxx111. 425, (P. 426.) 
Conferences at London, and letters and dispatches relating to the Slave Trade; Lxx1v. 130, (App. 767.) 


Estimate of sums wanted to pay salaries, outfit and incidental expenses of persons appointed under Spanish, Portuguese and Nether- 
lands Slave Trade Treaties; LxxIv. 291, (P. 292,) (App. 713.) 


Copies of laws passed in the Colonies relative to Slaves; Lx xiv. 327, (Pp. 506,) 619. 


Copies of appointments to Commissioners for carrying into execution Treaties with Portugal, Spain, and the Netherlands, for the 
abolition of the Slave Trade, and instructions for carrying the same into effect ; Lxx1v. 580, P. , 


Copies of correspondence relative to executive or judicial proceedings in the Colonies which have reference to the treatment of Slaves ; 
LxXxIv. 619. 


Estimate of sum wanted for 1820, to pay salaries and incidental expenses of Commissioners for preventing illegal traffic in Slaves ; 
LXXV. 207, (Pp. 208,) (App. 357.) 


Estimate of sum wanted in 1820, to pay awards of Commissioners established in London, per Act 58 Geo. III, c. 85, regarding Slaves; 
LXXV. 255, P. (App. 565.) 


Returns annually made by Collectors of Customs in the West India Islands, relating to the Slave Trade; Lxxv. 454. 
See supra, 111. 1422, 1423. 2960. 


Small Arms :—See supra, 765. 
Smuggling :—See supra, 4102, 4103. 
Snuff :—See supra, 2461. 
Soap : 
Copy of Order issued by the Commissioners of Excise in England for withholding the drawback on Irish Soap; Lx1x. 364, P. 


Account of duties paid upon Soap between 5 January 1815 and 5 January 1816; of the manufacturers of Hard Soap, and of drawbacks 
and allowances; Lx XI. 387, P. 394, 437, P- 


Solicitor General :—See supra, 902, 1775. 
Solicitors :—See supra, 904. 
Somerset House : 
Place; tv11. 566, (App. 992.) 
Estimate of expense incurred for works done at the Auditor’s Office, &amp;c. Somerset House; tv111. 493, (App. 1149.) 


South Sea Company : 


Return of annual receipt and expenditure of the South Sea Company; LXx1Xx. 519, P. (App. 881.) 
Copy of proceedings of a general court of the South Sea Company held g February 1815; Lx x. 90, Pp. (App. 996.) 


Southwark :—See supra, 1712. 


Spain : 























































4691. 
4692. 


pf 858 &amp; 


4700. 


4703. 
4704, 


"4702. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Spain ; 
Account of exports to the Spanish Ports in 1803 and 1804; Lx. 20, (P. 24,) 52, (App. 596.) 


Account of exports to Spain in 1803 and 1804, specifying the amount of exports to each Port respectively; (Ordered, LX. 22, 
Order discharged, 24.) 


Papers relative to the discussion with Spain in 1803 and 1804; and also.a Paper, intituled, ‘“‘ Declaration ;’ Lx. 15, (App. 546.) 
Further papers relative to the discussion with Spain ; Lx. 30, (App. 568 ;) 32, (App. 582;) 38, (App. 588.) 
Return of number of Spanish prisoners in this kingdom ; Lx. 92, (App. 723.) 


Copy of order from Admiralty to the Commissioners of the Transport Service respecting officers and men detained on board Spanish 
ships; Lx. 92, (App. 723.) 


Copies or extracts from instructions to the Commanders and Officers of His Majesty’s forces in Spain and Portugal in. 1808 ; Lx1v. 
106, Pp. 124, P. 138, P. 


Copies of two letters from Lord Castlereagh to Sir Hugh Dalrymple, dated 17 September 1808 ; LxIv. 51, P, 

Extract of letter from Lord Castlereagh to Sir Hugh Dalrymple, dated 25 May 1808 ; Lx1v. 151, P. 

Copy of Treaty of peace between His Majesty and Ferdinand VII, signed at London 14 January 1809; Lxtv. 184, (App. 532) 
Copy of letter from Major General Brodrick to Lord Castlereagh, dated Corunna, 28 August 1808 ; LxIv. 197, P. 

Extract of letter from Sir John Moore to Lord Castlereagh, dated Corunna, 13 January 1809 ; LXIV. 197, P. 


Copy of dispatch from Mr. Secretary Canning to Mr. Frere, dated 6 October 1808.—Several other papers relating to Spain and 
Portugal ; Lx1v. 201, P. 


Statement of dates when dispatches before the House, relating to the Campaign in Spain, were severally received ; LXIV. 204, P. 


Copy of note from Admiral Apodaca to Mr, Canning, 9 March 1809, and from Mr. Canning to Admiral Apodaca, 21 March 1809 ; 
LXIV. 240, P. (App. 533.) 


Extract of dispatch from Sir John Moore to Mr. Frere, dated Salamanca, 6 December 1808 ; (Presented, Lx1v, 259,- Order for 
printing discharged; Paper withdrawn, another ordered, and presented, 265, P.) 


Copy of dispatch from Mr. Frere to Mr. Canning, dated Aranjuez, 24 November 1808; Lx1v. 283, P. 
Extract of dispatch from Mr. Frere to Mr. Canning, dated 26 November 1808; Lx1v. 283, P. 
Substance of communication from Sir John Moore to Mr. Stewart, dated Salamanca, 29 November 1808; Lx1v. 283, P. 


Copies or extracts of correspondence between Government and His Majesty’s Minister in Spain, relating to the expedition under Lord 
Wellington ; LXV. 197, P. 208, P. 223, P. 273, P. 290, P. 330, P. 


Extracts of dispatches from Mr. Canning to Marquis Wellesley, dated 12 August 1809 ; Lxv. 208, Pp. 
Copy of dispatch from Mr. Canning to Mr. Frere, 17 April 1809, and extract, dated 19 April 1809 ; Lxv. 290, P. 
Copies or extracts of dispatches from Mr. Stuart to Mr. Canning, and other papers relating to Spain; Lxv. 407, P. 


Copy of Treaty of friendship and alliance between His Majesty and his Catholic Majesty Ferdinand VII, signed at Madrid, 5 July 
1814; Lxx.169, (App. 614.) 


Copy of Convention between His Majesty and his Catholic Majesty Ferdinand VII, signed at London, § February 1814; Lxx. 169, 
(App. 614.) 


Account of monies paid to the Spanish Government since the restoration of King Ferdinand ; txx. 75, (P. 81,) (App. 601.) 
Statement of amount of sums due by the Spanish Government to this Country; (Ordered, Lxx. 14, but not presented.) 


List of Consuls and Vice-Consuls in Spain and Portugal since June 1813; Lxx. 171, P. 
Return of Supplies in money, arms, ammunition, and military and naval stores furnished to Spain from 1811; LX x1. 112, P. (App. 998.) 


Copy of Treaty between His Majesty and his Catholic Majesty, respecting the Slave Trade, signed at Madrid, 23 September 1817 ; 
LXXIII. 5, (App. 545-) 


See supra, 2706. 2709. 2914. 4651. 4653. 
Speaker's House :—See supra, 3809-3817. 
Special Bail :—See supra, 3042. 
Specie :—See supra, 1082. 
Spermaceti t——See supra, 3762-3764. } 
Spey Bridge :—See supra, 2619. 


Spirits : 
Account of duties on Spirits imposed before 1792 paid into the Exchequer in the years ending January 5, 1800 and January 5, 1801 ; 
LVI. 34, (P. 35-) 
Account of number of gallons of Spirits which paid duty, in the year ending 5 January 1803; Lv1tr. 510, (P: 539,) (App. 1132.) 
Account of gallon: of Gross Spirits permitted to rectifying distillers in the year ending 5 January 1803 ; LVIII. 510, (P. 539,) (App. 1135.) 


Account of quantity of home-made Spirits permitted from the gross distillers of England from 13 June to 5 July 1803; vit. 
605, (App. 1137.) 


Account of quantity of Spirits imported into England from Ireland from 13 June to § July 1803; tv111. 638, (App. 1137.) 


Account of quantity of Spirits distilled in Ireland imported into Great Britain from 1801 to 1805; Lx1. 201, (App. 763 ;) 303, P. 
(App. 826.) 


Account of calculated quantity of Spirits at the strength of 1 to 10 over hydrometer proof, which by law ought to have been produeed 
by distillers in Scotland, between 1 October 1805 and 5 April 1806 ; Lx1. 355, (P. 366,) (App. 847.) 


Account of quantity of Spirits manufactured in Scotland, and exported from thence to Ireland, for three years ending 5 January 1807. 
—Account of ditto, imported from England into Ireland, ‘ditto.—Account of ditto, manufactured in Ireland, and imported 


from thence into Great Britain; (Orders for these Accounts discharged, and other Accounts ordered, Lx11. 167; but not 
presented.) 


Account of quantity of Spirits manufactured in Scotland and exported to Ireland, for three years ending 5 January 1807; (Ordered, 
LX11. 167, but not presented.) 


Account of quantity of Spirits imported from England into Ireland in ditto; x11. 315. 
Account of ditto - - - manufactured jn Ireland and exported from thence to Great Britain for ditto; LxXIt. 315. 


4705. Account 


4705. 


4706. 
4707. 
4708. 
4709. 


4710. 
4711. 


4712. 
4713. 
4714. 


4715. 
4716. 
4717. 


4718. 


4719. 


4721. 


4723. 
A724. 


4725. 
4726. 


4727. 
4728. 


4729. 


4730. 


4731. 


4732. 
4733. 


4734. 


4735. 


4736. 


4737. 


4738. 


4741. 


4742. 


4743. 


4744. 
4745. 


4746. 


4747. 
4748. 
4749. 
4750. 
4751. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—conéinueul. 139 








Spirits—continued. 


Account of quantity of Spirits imported from Ireland into Scotland for three years ending 5 January 1807; (Ordered, Lx11. 168, but 
not presented.) 


Account of quantity of Spirits imported from Ireland into England for ditto ; (Ordered, uxr1. 168, but not presented.) 
Account of quantity of Spirits exported from England to Ireland for ditto ; (Ordered, ux11. 168, but not presented.) 
Account of ditto - - - imported from Scotland into Ireland for ditto; tx11. 315. 


Account of quantity of Spirits of strength of 1 to 10 over hydrometer proof exported from Scotland to England; ix11. 316 
Account of the different quantities of Spirits imported into England from Scotland ; x11. 306. 


Account of produce of duty on Spirits for the years ending 29 September 1805 and 1806, and to 25 February 1807; Lx11. 302, P. 


Accounts of produce of duties on distillation of Spirits in Scotland, England, and Ireland, from 5 October 1808 to 5 October 1809 ; 
LXV. 142, (App. 687 ;) 178, (App. 687 ;) 196. 


Account showing how often the stock of Spirits has been taken account of; txv. 228, (App. 687 ;) 246. 
Account of duties charged on Spirits in the distilleries in England; txv. 342, (App. 688.) 


Return of Spirits imported from the Ports of Holland since 1 October 1811, and copies of licences under which such importation has 
been made; LXvIlI. 184. 





—_— 


Account of total net produce of duties on British Spirits in the year ended 5 April 1812; Lxvi1. 435, (App. 746-) 
Account of the net produce of the duties on foreign Spirits (except rum); Lxvui1. 505, (App. 746.) 


Account of quantity of Spirits contracted for by the Victualling Board for the Navy and Army, in 1810, 1811, 1812, and 1813; 
LXVIII. 525, (P. 562,) (App. 854.) 


Account of distillers in Scotland, and Accounts of Wash and Spirits distilled in Scotland since November 1808 ; (Ordered, Lxv111. 600, 
but not presented.) 


Account of number of gallons of Spirits distilled in England from the time the distillers began in 1813 to work from curn, to 30 Sep- 
tember 1814.—Several other Accounts relating to distillers; (Ordered, Lx1x. 518, but not presented till) Lxx. 17; (P.LXXI. 
295,) (App. 877.) 


Account of duties paid on Spirits made in England and Scotland respectively in December 1814, January 1815, December 1815, and 
January 1816; txxr1. 146, (App. 846 ;) 149, (P. 199.) 


Account of total number of gallons of British Spirits in’ the stocks of Scotch distillers on 10 February 1816 ; (Ordered, Lx x1. 295, 
but not presented.) 


Account of quantity of Spirits distilled in Scotland and imported into England, and of duty paid thereon; Lxx1.257, P. 


Account of total number of gallons of Spirits made by the Lowland distilleries in Scotland, for home consumption, during the currency 
of licences in 1813 ; LX XI. 257, P. 


Ditto - - - made in Ireland and imported into England ; (Ordered, Lx x1. 297, but not presented.) 


Account of quantity of Spirits distilled in the Lowlands of Scotland, between 1 November 1814 and March 1815.—A like Account 
for 1816; Lxx1. 256, (P. 257.) 


Copy of letter written by the Scottish Lowland distillers to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, dated 23 April 1816; Lxxr. 366, Pp. 


Account of number gallons of Spirits distilled in Scotland for exportation to England, from the time the distillers began to work from 
corn in 1813 to 30 September 1814; Lx x1. 387, P. 


Account of number of gallons of Spirits distilled in the Lowlands of Scotland for home consumption, from 1 November 1814 to 
i May 1815.—Several other Returns relating to Spirits distilled in Scotland ; Lx x1. 424, Pp. (App. 848.) 


Account of number of gallons of Spirits distilled in England and Scotland, in the year ending 5 January 1817; Lxx11. 273, P. 
(App. 7233) 294, - (App. 723.) 


Account of number of gallons of Spirits imported into and exported from England, for three years ending 5 April 1817 ; Lxx11. 461, 
(vp. 468,) (App. 723.) 


Account of Spirits sent from Scotland to England, from 1 October 1815 to 1 October 1816 ; (Ordered, Lx x11. 396, but not presented.) 


Account of certificates received from England for discharging bonds given or entered into for exportation into England of Spirits ; 
(Ordered, Lx x11. 396, but not presented.) 


Accounts of number of gallons of Spirits distilled for home consumption in Scotland, from 10 November 1815 to 5 April 1818; 
LXXIII. 403, (P. 412,) (App. 703.) 


Account of quantity of Spirits made in the Highland district of Scotland, at several periods ; and of Spirits permitted from the Highlands 
to the Lowlands; Lx x11I. 403, (P.412,) (App. 707.) 


Accounts of number of gallons of Spirits distilled in Scotland, from 10 November 1817 to 10 November 1818 ; from 10 November 1818 
to 5 April 1819; also, of names of distillers and quantity of Spirits distilled; Lxx1v. 473, P. (App. 911.) 


Return of number of gallons of Spirits distilled in Scotland, for home consumption, during the years commencing 5 July 1798.and 
ending 10 November 1818 ; also, from 10 November 1818; (Ordered, txxtv. 601, but not presented till LXXxv. 163, P. 
(App. 740.) 


Several other Returns respecting Spirits distilled and permitted in the Highlands and Lowlands, and of Spirits made in the Western 
Islands, and Orkney and Shetland ; (Ordered, Lxx1v. 602, but not presented till) Lxxv. 163, P. (App. 742.) 


Copies of letters and papers passed between the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Treasury and Excise Departments of England or 
Ireland, relative to the countervailing duties on Spirits.—Of Mr. Lushington’s letter to the Commissioners of Excise, Ireland, 
and orders issued for the detention of Spirits ;. Lx xv. 477, 485. 


Account of number of gallons of Spirits distilled in Ireland in the year ended 25 March 1800, and revenue thereon; Lv1. 241, 
(App. 809.) 


Account of quantity of Spirits distilled in Ireland from 25 March 1785 to 25 March 1801, and thence to 5 January 1802; Lv11. 3963, P. 
(App. 872.) 


Account of quantity of Spirits distilled in the district of Dublin ; Lx1. 315, P. 


Estimate of number of gallons of Spirits distilled in Ireland, and amount of duty paid thereon, in 1803, 1804, 1805, 1806, and 1807; 
(Ordered, Lx11. 746, but not presented.) 


Account of number of gallons of Spirits distilled in Ireland from the time the Distillers began to work from corn in 1813 to 30 September 
18143; LXXI. 405, P. : 


Account of quantity of British-made Spirits in warehouse, Ireland ; (Ordered, LX1. 193, but not presented.) 

Account of number of gallons of Spirits received by permit, or imported into the several districts of Ireland; Lx1. 315, P. 

Account of number of Licences in Ireland for selling Spirits; tx1. 363, P- 

Return of number of gallons of Spirits which paid duty in Ireland; Lx111. 194, P. (App. 754-) 

Account of number of gallons of Irish-enade Spirits on which duty was paid in Ireland; (Ordered, txv1. 196, but not presented.) 
4752, Account 








# 140 


























































4752. 


4753. 


4754. 


4755. 
4756. 


4757. 


4758. 
4759. 
4760. 


4761. 


4762. 


4763. 


4764. 
4765. 
4766. 


4767. 


4768. 
4769. 
4770. 


4771. 


4772. 
4773. 


4774. 


4775. 


4776. 
4777. 
4778. 


4779. 
4780. 
4781. 
4782. 
4783. 
4784. 
4785. 
4786. 
4787. 


4788. 


4789. 


4791. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


ad 


Spirits—continued. 
Account of number of gallons of Irish-made Spirits on which duty was paid in Ireland, from 5 January 1811; LXxviI. 244, P. 
(App. 748.) 


Account of Spirits which paid duty and which have been bonded in the Londonderry district, from May 1816 to May 1817; 
LXXII. 459, P. 


Account of quantities of Rum and Foreign Spirits, and also British Spirits, imported into Ireland from 5 January 1806 to the latest 
period; Lx1v. 114, (P. 138,) (App. 650.) 


Account of quantities of Spirits sent by permit ; Lxv1. 264, (P. 289,) (App. 644.) 


Copy of order from the Treasury or Excise Board relating to Irish Spirits detained in store, and opinion of Attorney General of Ireland 
on the case of the exclusion of Irish Spirits from the British markets; Lx xv. 429, (P. 436,) 458, (P. 460.) 


See supra, 3275; infra, 5262-5269. 


Spirituous Liquors : 


Account of amount of bounties certified by the Commissioners of Excise to be payable to persons licensed to sell Spirituous Liquors in 
Ireland ; Lx1. 363, P. 


Account of amount of deductions allowed to retailers of Spirituous Liquors in Ireland; 1x1. 363, P. 
Account of amount of claims made by retailers of Spirituous Liquors ; Lx1. 363, P. 


Return from Clerks of the Peace of Counties in Ireland, stating the times fixed at the two last April sessions for fixing on proper persons 
to be entrusted with licences for selling Liquors; LxvIII. 552. 


Account of number of orders made, and Return of the number of licences issued by the Clerks of the Peace in Ireland; Lxvitt. 552. 


Sprinkling Malt :—See supra, 3265, 3266. 
Stage Coaches :—Account of duties payable for Stage and other Coaches travelling for hire for 1809; Lxv. 249. 


Stamps : 


_ 


Account of net produce of Stamps, Excise, Customs, Incidents, and Duties, from 1793 to 1800; in the years ended 5 January 1800 and 
5 January 1801; LVI. 34. P.———For one year ended 5 January 1801; 1v1. 494, P.————For one year ending § January 1802; 
Lvit. 586, P. ; 


Account of Stamp Duties, Ireland ; 1799, 1800 ; Lv1. 170, (P. 201,) (App. 780.) 
Account of duties arising from Stamps in England, and in North Britain, in the year ending 5 January 1801; LvI. 477, P- 


Account of net produce of duties of Stamps ; from 1793 to 1801; Lv1. 34, P. ——For the year ending 5 January 1802; Lvit. 586, Pp. 
In the year ending 5 April 1816; Lxx1. 389, P. 





Account of gross and net produce, and payments into the Exchequer, of duties arising from Stamps in England in the year ended 
5 January 1804; LIx. 171. 


Ditto - - - of Stamp Duties in North Britain, in ditto; Lx. 171. 
Account of gross produce of Stamp Duties for the year ended 5 January 1804; L1x. 377, (P. 409,) (App. 770.) 


Account of net produce of duties of Stamps paid into the Exchequer in the years ended 5 April 1807, 1808, and 1809; Lxv. 358, P. 
(App. 679.) 


Account of total amount of Stamp Duties paid into the Exchequer on 5 April 1803, 1804, 1805, and 1806; (Ordered, Lxv. 384, but not 
presented.) 


Account of net produce of duties on Stamps paid into the Exchequer in the year ended § January 1810; Lxv. 338, Pp. (App. 682.) 


Account of produce of additional Stamp Duties granted by Act 48 Geo. III, c.149, for the years ending 5 April 1809, 1810, 1811, and 
1812; Lxvir. 408, (App. 742.) 


Account of money paid into the Exchequer in the year ending 5 January 1801, on account of monies remitted by the Head Distributor 
of Stamps in Scotland; Lv1. 477, P. 


Account of sums paid, in the year ending 5 January 1804, by the Receiver General of Stamp Duties, on account of monies remitted from 
Scotland; tix. 172. 


Specification of articles upon which new duties of Stamps were imposed ; (Ordered, Lxv. 384, but not presented.) 
Account of produce of the Three-shilling deed duty imposed in 1797, for the last two years; Lv1. 445, (App. 869.) 


Statement of balances in the hands of the Receiver General of the Stamp Duties, from 5 Junuary 1793 to 5 April 1805; Lx. 480, p. 
(App. 893.) 


Account of items of charge, made in 1807 and 1808, for procuring good bills to remit the Stamp Duties from Scotland ; Lx1v. 327. 
Account of authority under which items, paid by order of the Commissioners of Stamp Duties, have been paid; LxXIv. 327. 

Account of incident expenses of Stamps in England and Scotland for two years, ending at the latest period ; Lx1v. 221, P. 

Copy of letter from George Harrison, Esq. to the Commissioners of Stamps ; Lxiv. 278, P. 

Account of charges of management of Stamp Duties in Scotland ; Lxiv. 327. 

Accounts of incidents of Stamps in England and Scotland, from 5 January 1809 to 5 January 1810; txv. 164, (P. 207.) 

Account of charges of management of Stamps in England and Scotland, from 5 January 1809 to § January 1810; Lxv. 164, (P. 207.) 
Statement showing amount of emoluments received by the Distributors of Stamps for Norfolk ; Lxx1. 228. 


‘Account of monies received during the year ending 5 January 1816, by way of poundage on the revenue of Stamps and Land Tax ; 
LXXII. 272, P. 


Account of number of Distributors of Stamps in Great Britain, and the districts to which they are severally appointed, &amp;c. between 
5 January 1817 and 5 January 1819; LXxiv. 178, (P. 310.) 


Account showing poundage allowed to Distributors of Stamps ; Lxxv. 293, P. (App. 695.) 


Account of arrears due from Stamp Distributors, Great Britain; 1801; Lv1. 524, P.——1802; Lv1I. 417, (P. 631.) —— 1803; 
LVIII. 259, P-——— 1804; LIX. 149, P. ——— 1805; Lx. 164, Pp. —— 1806; LxI. 143, P. 1807 ; Lx11. 285, p.——1808 ; 
LXIII. 191, P-———1809 ; Lx1v. 169, P.——1810; Lxv,. 196, Pp. 218, P.———1811; LXVI. 192, P——1812; LXVII. 207, 
(P. 222,)—$1813 5; LXVIII. 348, P. 1814; LXIXx. 144, P. 1815; Lxx. 185, Pp. —— 1816; Lxx1. 236, (P. 244.) 
——1817; LXXII. 173, P. 185, P-——1818; LXx111. 199, (P. 218.) 1819; LX xiv. 246, P1820; LXXV. 120, P. 











Account of balances in the hands of Stamp Distributors of Great Britain ; 1800 and 1801; Lv1. 477, P. 524, P.——1801 and 1802; 

LVII. 417, (Pp. 631.}——1802 and 1803; LVIII. 259, P.——1803 and 1804; LIX. 149. P. 171.1804 and 1805; Lx. 164, P. 

1805 and 1806 ; Lx1. 143, P. 1806 and 1807; Lx11. 273, P-———1807 and 1808 ; Lx1II. 191, P.——1808 and 1809; 

Lxtv. 169, P.——1809 and 1810; Lxv. 196, Pp. 218, P. 1810 and 1811; LXVI. 192, P.——1811 and 1812; Lxvi1. 207, 

(P. 222.)}——-1812 and 1813; Lxviir. 348, P.——1813 and 1814; LxIx. 144, P.——1814 and 1815; Lxx. 185, rp —— 

1815 and 1816; Lxx1. 236, p. 1816 and 1817; Lxxt1. 173, P. 185, P——1817 and 1818; Lxx111. 199, (P. 218.)—— 
1818 and 1819; Lxxiv. 246, p.——1819 and 1820; Lxxv. 120, P. 














4792. Account 






4792. 


4793. 
4794. 
4795. 


4796. 


4797. 


4798. 


4799. 


4801. 


4804. 
A805. 


4808. 


4810. 


4811. 


4812. 


4813. 


4814. 


4815. 


4816. 


4817. 


4818. 


4819. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) Na 


ACCOUNTS AND. PAPERS—continued. 141 


Stamps—continued. 


Account showing how balance of £. 68.393. 10. 3. in hands of Collectors of Irish Stamp Duties on 25 December 1800, was altered on 
ist of January following; Lvi1. 472, (P. 488.) : 


Account of amount of balances in hands of the Receiver General of the Stamp Duties ; 11x. 399, P. (App. 800.) 
Stamp Office ; Account of cash due and stock not accounted for by former Distributors, on 5 January 1805 ; Lx. 191, P. 


Return of additional Duties under the management of the Commissioners of Stamps charged in Ireland by Acts since 1 January 1801 ; 
(Ordered, Lx1. 356, but not presented.) 


Account of total amount of Collectors balances in Stamps, as returned by the Accountant General in Ireland, for the first week in January 
1804, 1805, and 1806; Lx1. 463, P. 


Account of sums paid out of the revenues of Ireland under the head of Incidents of Stamps, for three years ending 5 January 1809; 
LXIV. 205. 


Account of Officers superannuated in the Stamp Department in Ireland; Lx1v. 343. 
Copy of correspondence between the Treasury and the Board of Stamps, upon the revision of that office; Lxv. 404, (P. 505.) 


Accounts of amount of old Stores, damaged or useless, in the Stamp office, &amp;c.—Account of amount of stoppages or fines ; 
LXVI. 402. 


Return of heads of application received by the Commissioners of Stamp Duties in Ireland, during 1809, 1810, 1811, respecting 
evasions of duty; Lxv1. 398, (P. 418.) 


Account of amount of Stamp Duty paid by the Clerk of the Rules and Entries of the Courts of King’s Bench and Common Pleas, and 
by the Chief Remembrancer of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland, on Rules and Entries in those Courts, during 1812, 1813, 
and 1814; Lxx. 108, P. 


Summary Return of particulars of frauds and forgeries committed in the Stamp Office of Ireland during the last five years; 
LXXII. 207, P. 


Return of sums paid to the Solicitor of the Stamp Office of Ireland for Stamp Prosecutions; Lx x11. 207, P. 


Account of particulars of sum expended during the last ten years, under the head of Contingent Charges, in the Stamp Office, distinguishing 
sums above £.200; LXxI. 303, (P. 316.) 


Account of appointments under the Board of Stamps for England and Scotland, between 5 April 1816 and 5 April 1817; uxx11. 417. 
Account of appointments under the Board of Stamps in Ireland, between 5 April 1816 and 5 April 1817; Lx x11. 476, P. 
See supra, 2548. 3021. 3069. 3785. 4155. 4160-4169. 4253. 4306. 4312. 4316. 


Stamp Office :—See supra, 3742, 3743. 


Search : . 


Return of amount of duties paid by manufacturers of Starch, and on Foreign and Irish Starch, for the last five years; Lx x1. 318, P. 
(App. 843 3) 342, (App. 843 3) 366, (App. 844.) 


Proclamation for further continuing prohibition of making of Starch from wheat, &amp;c. dated 26 October 1812; Lxvitt. 17, (App. 859.) 


State of the Country :——Papers relative to the internal State of the Country; Lxxv. 5, P. (App. 595.) 


State Papers : Return of Persons holding situations or employments in the Office of Collector and Transmitter of State Papers ; 
LXXIl. 383, P. 


State Prisoners:—See supra, 4128-4130. 


Stationer : 


Copy of patent of the King’s Stationer in Ireland, with sums paid during seven years to the person holding that office; Lx x11. 329, P. 


Copies or abstracts of correspondence between the Chief Secretary or Public Boards of Revenue in Ireland, and the King’s Stationer; 
(Ordered, Lx x11. 287, but not presented.) 


Copies of correspondence between the Boards of Customs and Excise in Ireland, and the Irish Government or Treasury, relating to 
Stationery ; (Ordered, Lxxv. 340, but not presented.) 


Stationery :—See supra, 2424. 4112. 
Statues :—Account of Custom duty on Statues, Wrought Marble, and Sculptured Stones imported ; Lv1. 541. 


Statutes : 
A printed copy of the Statutes of Ireland; tv1. 84. 
Estimate of expense of Statutes at large for the use of the Members of the late Parliament of Ireland; tv1.134, (App. 777-) 
See supra, 4114. 


Staves :—See infra, 4949, 4950. 


Stevens’, Dr. Hospital :—Estimate for; 1805; ux. 91, (App. 703.)——1806; Lx1. 187, (App. 755.)——1807 ; Lxrt. 
112, P. (App. 463 ;) 669, (App. 880.)——-1808 ;_ Lx111. 194, (Pp. 211,) (App. 673.)——-1809 ; LxIv. 50, (App. 500.)——18 10 ; 
LXv. 104, (App. 595.) ———~ 1811; LXvI. 175, (App. 550.) ——1812; txvir. 86, (App. 663.) —— 1813; LXVIII. 317, 
(App. 761.) ———1814; Lx1x. 184, (App. 628.1815; Lx x. 180, Pp. (App. 592.)——-1816 ; Lx x1. 335, (App. 659.)-— 
1817 ; Lxx11.179, (App. 594.) ——— 1818 ; Lxx111. 245, (App. 527.) —— 1819; LxxIv. 512, (P. §77,) (App- 733-) ——- 
1820; LXxv. 314, (App. 574.) 


Stewart, Honourable Keith : 


Account of balance of £.41,461. 1. 0%. reported to be due from the estate of the Honourable Keith Stewart to Government, in 
1797; LX. 140. 


Papers respecting balances due by Admiral Keith Stewart to the Treasury, at the time of his death ; Lx. 236, P. 

Copy of further proceedings had by the Treasury for recovery of sum due by the representatives of Admiral Keith Stewart ; Lx. 236, P 
Stills : 

Account of number of Stills seized in the district of Cavan and Trim; Lx1. 268, (App. 786.) 

Account of number of Stills licensed in Ireland; ix1. 286, (App. 797-) 

Account of amount of duties on licences granted to Braziers for making or repairing Stills in Ireland ; 1x1. 363, P. 





142: 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued; 





Stills—continued. 
4825. Account of money paid.to Revenue Officers throughout’ Ireland for seizing Private Stills; Lx1. 463, P. 
4826. Account of seizures of unlawful Stills, and unlawfully distilled spirits in Ireland, from Christmas 1803; LxIv. 204, (App. 696.) 
4827. Account of number of Stills, and their contents, licensed in certain districts; Lxv1. 264, (P. 289,) (App. 644.) 


4828. Account of number of gallons of contents of Stills licensed in Scotland for making spirits from corn during the currency of the licences, 
vs 6 ee to 1793, and 10 October 1794 to 1799; several other Accounts. relating to the Scotch Distillery ; 
LxxI. 256, (P. 257. 


4829. Returns of weekly Reports of Major D’Arcy, relating to Still Fines and to prisoners in confinement; LX XIII. 349, 'P. 
4830. Account of Stills containing less than one hundred gallons, licensed and at work in Ireland; Lxx1v. 351, (P. 396,) (App. 921.) 


4831. Account of number of Private Stills, Still Heads, Worms, &amp;c. seized and destroyed in Ireland, from 31 December 1810 to 1818.— 
Report of Daniel Logie, and copy of letter from Mr. Coffey; txxiv.347, P. (App. 904, 906.) 

4832. Documents referred to in the above letter; Lxx1v. 349, P. 

4833. Copy of Treasury Minute of 29 May 1812, containing instructions to the Commissioners of Excise in Ireland, relating to small Stills ; 
LXXIV. 535, (P. 544,) (App. 921.) 

4834. Account of Revenue produced from licensed small Stills, in Scotland; Lxx1v. 296, Pp. (App. 903.) 

4835. Return of Stills licensed in Scotland, from 10 November 1813 to 9 November 1816, and from 1 January 1817 to 31 December 1818; 
LXXIV. 491, (P.544,) (App. 915-) 

4836. Returns of number of Stills in Scotland, licensed from 10 November 1816 to 31 December 1818; of quantity of Spirits charged with 
duty ; Lxx1v. 491, (P.544,) (App. 918.) 

4837. Return of number of Stills licensed to distil spirits in Ireland, at work on 8 December 1817, 1818, and 1819; Lxxv. 100. 


4838. Copy of bonds, or other securities, required from or given by Mr. Robert Newman, and other collectors of Still Fines; Lxxv. 346, P. 
Return of all cattle, grain, and other articles distrained by the Collectors of Still Fines; txxv. 416, p. 


See supra, 1923, 1924. 1930-1932. 1936. 1945. 1947. 2502. 








4839. Stock :—Account of names of persons who have purchased Stock in the Bank of Scotland, since 21 April 1818 ; (Ordered, 
LX XIII. 412, but not presented.) 
See supra, 1833-1836. 1842-1847. 1850. 1853-1858. 1870, 1871. 


Stone : 
4840. Account of duty paid for Stone in the Port of London ; (Ordered, Lxv. 477, but not presented till) Lxv1. 161, P. 
4841. Account of ditto entered at the Custom House in London; (Ordered, Lxv. 477, but not presented till) Lxv1. 161, P. 


Stonehouse Hospital :—See supra, 3475. 


4844. Storage :—Amount of produce of duties on Storage, Ireland, in 1808, 1809, and 1810; Lxvi. 203, (P. 249.) 


Storekeeper : 
4845. Estimate of sum wanted for service of the Storekeeper General’s Department, for 1812; Lxvi1. §7, (App. 585.) 
4846. Return of establishment of Storekeeper General, on 1 January 1819; LXxIv. 110, (P. 113,) (App. 749.) 
4847. Return of establishment of Storekeeper General on 1 February 1819, their salaries, &amp;c.; Lx xiv. 125, (P. 198,) (App. 749.) 


4848. Return of half pay or allowances of Officers late in the Storekeeper General’s Department ; several other Returns relating to the Store- 
keeper General, contingent expenses, offices, and warehouses; sales of stores, contracts, and tonnage of stores; Lx XIV. 500, P. 


504, P. (App. 750, 751, 752-) 

4849. Account of expenses, since 1 January 1793, of packing, &amp;c. of rents paid for Storehouses, of expense of lighters, and annual amount of 
Stores delivered in consequence of contracts ; Lx xXIv. 504, P. (App.'752,;) 544, P- (App. 7533) 615, (App. 758.) 

4850. Return of dates to which accounts of Storekeepers and Stores have been audited; (Ordered, Lxx1v. 529, but not presented.) 


4851. Accounts of pay and allowances paid by the Storekeeper for his establishment ; copy of Report of Board of Inquiry, and statement of 
dates to which accounts of the Storekeeper General have been delivered by him for audit; Lxxiv. 613, (P. 619,) 


(App. 753-758.) 
Strachan, Sir Richard :—See supra, 3618. 4440. 4449. 4453- 4455- 


4852. Stratton, George :—Account of expenses incurred in the prosecution of George Stratton and others, for deposing Lord Pigot and 
usurping the government of Fort Saint George, in the East Indies; Lv11. 566, (App. 991.) 


4853. Subsidies :+—-Account of sums advanced, by way of Loan or Subsidy, to different States, from the commencement of the war ; 
Lv1. 645, (P. 653,) (App. 897.) 


Sugars : 
4854. Account of amount of duties paid on Sugars in Great Britain, in the years ending 5 January 1810, 1811, and 1812; Lxvit. 96, P. 
(App- 755) 
4855. Accounts of araount of duties paid on Sugar and Rum in Great Britain, in the year ended 5 January 1814; Lx1x. 511, Pp. (App. 757.) 
4856, Account of gross and net amount of duties on Sugar in Great Britain, in the year ended 5 January 1816; uxx1. 522, Pp. 
4857. Account of net revenue of Customs and Excise derived from Sugar, Rum, Cocoa and Coffee, Cotton Wool, &amp;c. imported from the 
West Indies; Lx x11. 230, P. 272, P. 348. 
4858. Account of quantity of Sugar imported, exported, and remaining for home consumption, in the three years, ending 5 January 1800; 
LVI. 56, (App. 715.) 
4859. Account of quantity of British Plantation Sugar and Rum imported into, and exported from, Great Britain, between 5 January 1799 
and 5 January 1801; Lvi. 241. 
4860. Account of British Plantation Sugar and’ Rum imported into, and exported from, Great Britain, between 5 January 1801 and 
5 January 1802; Lvit. 472, (App. 942.) 
4861. Account of quantity of raw Sugar imported into, and of raw and refined Sugar exported from, Great Britain, in three years, ending 
5 January 1804; x1x. 232, (P, 241,) (App. 684.) 
4862. Account of quantity of raw Sugar imported into, and of refined Sugar exported from, Great Britain, for the year ending 5 January 1805 ; 
LX. 122, (P. 127.) 
4863. Account of quantities of Sugar, Rum, and Cotton, imported from the British West Indian Colonies into Great Britain, from 5 January 
1804 to § January 1805; Lx. 122, (RP, 127.) 
4864. Account 





4870. 
4871. 
4872. 


4873. 


4874. 


4875. 
4876. 


4877. 


4878. 


4879. 


4881. 


4882. 


4884. 


4887. 


4889. 


4890. 
4891. 


4892. 


4894. 


4895. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


ACCOUNTS ;AND:PAPERS+continned: 143 





Sugars—continued. 


Account of Sugar imported from the West India Colonies into Ireland, &amp;c. for three years ending 5 January 1803, 1804, and 1805; 
LX. 200, (P. 210.) 


Account of quantities of Sugar and Coffee imported into the island of Tortola from foreign settlements, in 1803, 1804, and 1805; 
LXI. 139,P. (App. 707.) 


Account of quantities of Sugar and Coffee imported from Tortola, from 1799 to 1804; Lx1.174,P. (App.708.) 
Account of quantity of British Plantation Sugar imported for three years, ending 5 January 1806; x1. 178, (Pr. 288,) (App. 731.) 


Account of Sugar and Coffee imported into Great Britain from Jamaica, between 5 January 1792 and § January 1806; Lx1. 261, 
(App. 795.) 


Account of Sugar imported from the Virgin Islands, for three years ending 5 January 1805; LXx1. 325, (App, 716.) 
Account of quantity of Sugar imported into Great Britain in the year 1807; Lx111. 119, (App. 676.) 
Account of quantity of Sugar imported into Great Britain in 1808; Lxrv. 212, (Pp.221,) (App; 641.) 


Accounts of e" of Sugar imported into and exported from Great Britain, in the year ending 5 January, 1811; Lxv1. 368, 
(App. 641. 


Accounts of quantities of Sugars imported into and exported from Great Britain, in the years ending 5 January 1810, 1811, and 1812 ; 
LXVII. 207, P. (App. 755+) 


Account of quantity of Sugar imported into Great Britain, in each year ending 5 January 1810, 1811, and 1812, from certain islands 
in the West Indies.— Several other Accounts relating to Sugar imported into and exported from Ireland, &amp;c.; LXVII. 345, P- 
392, (P. 410,) (App. 755, 756-) 


Account of quantity of Sugar imported into Great Britain from the East Indies, for the last ten years; Lx1x. 92, P. (App. 765.) 


Account of quantity of Sugar exported from Great Britain to all parts, in the year ending 5 January 1814.—Several other Accounts 
relating to Sugar imported and exported, and the duties, drawbacks, and bounties thereon, and of bonded Sugar remaining in 
warehouse; LXIX.511, (P.512,) (App. 756.) 


Account of Sugar Wash distilled in England, and Spirits made therefrom, from 5 July 1808 to 5 July 1809; Lxv. 228, 246, 
(App. 687.) 


Account of quantity of raw and refined Sugar imported into Ireland, in the year ended 25 March 1800, with the produce of revenue 
thereon; Lv. 241, (App. 808.) 


Account of Sugar, Rum, Cotton, &amp;c. imperted into Ireland; Lx. 200, (P. 210.) 
Account of quantity of Sugar imported into Ireland; Lx111. 154, P- (App. 732.) 


Accounts of quantity of Sugar imported iuto, and exported from, Ireland} and of the duty paid thereon, in 1810, 1811, and 1812; 
LXVII. 392, (P. 410,) (App. 756.) 


Account of quantity of Sugar imported into Great Britain, in the year ended 5 January 1813.—Several other Accounts relating to Sugar 
imported and exported, and the duties, drawbacks, and bounties thereon; Lxvurt. 423, 430, (P. 436,) (App. 850.) 
Account of quantity of Sugar imported into Ireland, in the year ended 5 January 1813.—Several other Accounts relating to 
Sugar imported and exported, and the duties, drawbacks, and bounties thereon; Lxvitt. 482, (P. 498,) (App. 851.) 


Accounts of quantity of Sugar imported into and exported from Ireland; duties paid on Sugar; and of quantity of bonded Sugar; 
LXIX. 511, (P. 512,) (App. 759.) 


Return of dates of warrants issued from the Treasury of Ireland for suspending duties on raw Sugar; Lx11. 699, (App. 903.) 








Account of Sugars admitted to entry in the ports of Ireland, from Martinique and Guadaloupe, during the last six months (1811); 
LXVI. 398, (P. 418,) (App. 645.) 


Account of general quarterly average prices of Raw or Muscovado Sugar for thirteen years, ending 5 January 1806 ; Lx1. 201, P. 
(App. 771.) “a 


Account of weekly and monthly average prices of Brown and Muscovado Sugar, from 1 January to 31 December 1807; Lx111. 88, 
(App. 663.) 


Copies of memorials or other applications to the Treasury or Board of Trade respecting Sugar ; (Ordered, Lx1v. 380, but not presented.) 
Account of average price of Muscovado Sugar for the last ten years ; (Ordered Lx1x. 83, but not presented.) 


See supra, 3308; infra, 4967. 
Superannuations : 


Estimate of sum wanted for Superannuation allowance to Mr. John Pingo, Mr. Planta, and Mr. Royer, for 1813; Lxvit1. 582, (App. 
756.) 1814; LXIx. 120,P. (App. 601.) 


Estimate of sum to defray charge of Superannuation allowances or compensations to two retired Clerks, formerly employed in the 
Lottery Office; for 1815; Lxx, 160, Pp. (App. 570.) 





Estimate of sum wanted for Superannuation allowance to Mr. John Pingo and Mr. Planta; for 1815; Ltxx. 160, (App. 570.) 


Estimates of sums wanted for Superannuations to Clerks in the Office of Public Accounts, in the Lottery Office, in the Mint, and late 
Paymaster of Exchequer Bills; Lxxt1t. 104, P. (App. 509.) 


Estimates of sums wanted for Superannuations to retired Clerks and other Officers, formerly employed in the Lottery Office; Office for 
auditing Public Accounts; in His Majesty’s Mint ; to one of the Paymasters of Exchequer Bills ; to persons formerly employed 
on the military roads in North Britain; and te Mr. William Bell, formerly master shipwright at Kingston in Canada; Lxx1v. 
126, p. (App. 707.) 


Estimate of sum wanted to defray charge of the allowances granted as retired allowances to persons formerly employed in Public Offices, 
under Act 50 Geo. I[I, c.117; for 1820; Lxxv. 208, p. (App. 562.) 


See supra, 2395. 3732. 
Surcharges : 
Account of number of Surcharges on Assessed Taxes since 5 April 1817; Lxx111. 172, p.(App. 635.) 
Account of number of Surcharges on Assessed Taxes since 5 April 1818 ; Lxxtv. 342, P. (App. 860.) 
Return of number of Surcharges on Assessed Taxes since 5 April 1819; Lxxv. 458, 485, (App. 698.) 
Return of number of Surcharges made on farmers for want of licences as horse-dealers within the last six months; LXXIv. 224, P. 
(App. 859-) 
See supra, 2699. 
Surgeons : 
Estimate of expense of building, &amp;c. the Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland; 1805; ux. 91, (App. 711.) 1806; Lx1. 157, 
(App. 758.)——1807 ; Lx11. 112, P. (App. 466 ;) 669, (App. 880.)\——1808 ; Lx111. 194, (P. 211,) (App. 670.)—+1809 ; 
LXIV. 50, (App. 499.)——18325 Lx vis. 86, (App. 664.) 


Accounts of Fees. payable by persons admitted members of the Royal College of Surgeons of London, Edinburgh, and Dublin ; 
LXXIII, 102, P. 193, (P. 194,) 233, P- (. 


Surinam : 







































4907. 


4909. 


4910. 


4911. 


4912. 


4913. 
4914. 
4915. 


4916. 


4917. 


4918, 


4919. 


4921. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Surinam :—See infra, 5167. : 


Sussex, Duke of :—See supra, 4351. 


/ 


Sweden : 


Copy of Act of accession of King of Sweden to Convention of 17/5 June 1801, and acceptance of His Majesty, and translation ; 
LVII. 435, (App. 926.) 


Copy of Convention between His Britannic Majesty and the King of Sweden, signed 25 July 1803 ; L1x. 29, (App. 470.) 

Copy of Convention signed at Stockholm between His Majesty and the King of Sweden, 3 December 1804; ix1. 16, (App. 593.) 
Ditto - - - signed at Helsingberg between His Majesty and the King of Sweden, 31 August 1805, &amp;c.; ux1. 16, (App. 593.) 
Treaty signed at Beckaskog between His Majesty and the King of Sweden, 3 October 1805; tx1. 16, (App. 594.) 

Copy of Convention between His Majesty and the King of Sweden, signed at Stockholm, 8 February 1808 ; LXII, 164, (App. 534.) 


Copy * Subsidiary Convention between His Majesty and the King of Sweden, signed Stockholm, 1 -March 1809; Lx1v. 308, 
App. 533-) 


Treaty of peace, union, and friendship, ‘between His Majesty and the King of Sweden, signed at Orebro, 18 July 1812; 
LXxvitt. 18, (App. 780.) 


Copy of Treaty of concert and subsidy between His Majesty and the King of Sweden, signed at Stockholm, 3 March 1813; 
LXViltI. 556, (App. 784.) 


Memorandum of Swedish troops arrived at Stralsund; and Account of Bills of Exchange drawn on the Lords of the Treasury on 
account of Sweden; LXVIII. 571, (App. 785.) ; 


Account of sums advanced to the Government of Sweden, in conformity to the Treaty signed at Stockholm, 3 March 1813; 
LXIX. 239, P. (App. 571.) 


Return to address for account of number of troops employed by the King of Sweden during the late campaign; Lx1x. 258, P. 
Separate and additional article to the Treaty of Stockholm, signed at Leipsic, 22 October 1813; Lxx. 14, (App. 609.) 


Copy of Convention between Great Britain and the King of Sweden, signed at London, 13 August 1814; Lxx.375, (App. 653-) 
See supra, 4366. 


Swedish Convoy :—Copy of letter from Lord Howick to the Treasury, relative to the second Swedish Convoy ; Lx1I. 298, P. 
(App. 5363) 708, (App. 536.) ' 


Sweet Wines :—Account showing duties paid on Sweet Wines for the last three years respectively, ending 5 January 1819; 
LXXIV. 492, (P. 503,) (App. 860.) 


Tallow :— Account of Tallow imported into Great Britain, 1803-1812 ; Lx x1. 372, (App. 908.) 
Talnier :—See supra, 2308. 2314. 
Tanner, Benjamin :—See supra, 3642. 


Tanning :—-Accuunt of number of licences granted for carrying on the Tanning Business, for eleven years ending 5 January 
1818; Lxxi11. 163, P. (App. 688.) 


Taxes and Tax Office: 


Account of total amount of Taxes applicable to public service after defraying the charge upon them; LxviI. 30, (P. 129,) (App. 738.) 
Estimate of total amount of Taxes repealed, expired, or reduced, since the termination of the War; LxxIv. 504, P. (App. 856.) 


Account of net produce in each year, commencing 25 March, of Taxes and Duties imposed in Ireland from 1791 to 1801 ; 
LvV11. 363, Pp. (App. 864;) 483, P. (App. 860.) 


Account of net produce of new Taxes or Duties to be paid within Ireland, since 1 January 1801; Lv11. 363, Pp. (App. 871 ;) 375, 
(Pp. 488,) (App. 873.) 


Account of Taxes or Duties ceased to be payable in Ireland since 25 March 1800 ; Lv. 363, Pp. (App. 871 ;) 375, (PB. 488,) (App. 873.) 


Return of new Taxes and additional Duties of Customs and Excise charged in Ireland, since 1 January 1801 ; Lx. 209, P. (App. 8211 ;) 
462, P. 


. Account of net produce of Taxes imposed in 1809, 1810, 1811, and 1812, in Ireland; Lxvuitl. 522, (P. 541.) 


Account of net produce of Taxes imposed in 1809, 1810, 1811, and 1812, in Ireland, and stating net produce of each in the said 
years, to 5 January; Lxvirt. 651, (P. 657.) 


Particular Return of produce of Duties under management of the Commissioners of Taxes, for three years ending 5 January 1815, 
1816, and 1817; Lxx11. 96, Pp. (App. 695.) 


Copy of Report of Mr. Fitzgerald, Inspector General of Taxes in Ireland, on alterations and suppressions of receipts; LX XIV. 410. 


Account of particulars of sum expended during the last ten years, under the head of Contingent Charges in the Tax Office, distinguishing 
sums above £.200; LXXI. 322, P. 


Return of persons holding situations or employments in the Office of the Assistant Surveyor General of Taxes in Scotland; 
Lxx1i. 462. 


Account of appointments under the Board of Taxes for England and Scotland, between 5 April 1816 and 5 April 1817 ; Lx xII. 293, P. 
Account of increase of salaries of Commissioners of Taxes since 25 March 1815 ; Lx XI. 149, Pp. (App. 841.) 


Account of pensions and retired allowances enjoyed by persons who have been Inspectors of Taxes, and Clerks in the Tax Office ; 
LXXIII. 43, P. 


Copy of circular letter from the Tax Office, dated 1 December 1817; Lxxr11. 208, P. 
See supra, 867-901. 2548. 3023-3036. 4281. 4285. 
Tea: 
Account of duties imposed on Tea in 1795, 1796, and 1798, for three years, to 5 July 1800; ivr. 56, (App. 714.) 
Account of number of pounds of Tea imported into Ireland in 1800; v1. 241, (App. 809.) 
Return of stock in hand in Ireland, on 10 July 1804, of Teas, &amp;c.; Lx. 209, Pp. (App. 821.) 


Account of quantity and value of Tea sold at the East India Company's sales at a price below 2s. 6d. per lb. for six years ; LXI. 178, 
(P. 188,) (App. 734.) 


4940. Account 


4944. 


4945. 


4947. 


4950. 


4951. 


4952. 


4954. 


4955. 


4957. 


4958. 


4959. 


4961. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 145 








Tea—continued. 


Account of quantity of Tea imported and exported, from 1774 to 1783, and from 1797 to 1806; Lxrr. 193, p, (App. 468.) 
Amount of produce of duties on Tea, Ireland, in 1808, 1809, and 1810; Lxvr, 203, (P. 249.) : 


Account of produce of duty on Tea imported into Ireland, for three years ended § January 1813; Lxvitt. 486, (App. 848.) 
See infra, 4967. 


Telford, Mr. :—Report, Surveys, Estimates, and Plans, made by Thomas Telford and others, by order of the Treasury, 
respecting the communication between England and Ireland; Lx1v. 325. 


Tellers of the Exchequer :—See supra, 2367. 2370. 9378, 2379. 3862, 3863. 
Territorial Dependencies :—See supra, 4289. 


Thames Navigation :——Account of money received and disbursed by the Commissioners of Thames Navigation; 1801 ; 
LVI. 55-——— 1802; LVII. 139. ———~ 1803; LVIII. 207. 1804; LIX. 247. 1805; Lx. '74.——- 1806 ; Lx1. 91.—— 








1807; LXII. 112.——1808 ; Lx11I. 78.———1809 ; LXIV. 327. —— 1810; Lx v. 196. —— 1811; Lxvi. 174.1812; 
LXVII. 131.—— 1813; LXvii1. 288.—-1814; LxXIX. 314. ——1815; Lxx. 195.——1816; LXXI. 277. —— 1817; 
LXXII. 230.——-1818 ; LX XIII. 233.1819; LX XIV. 304.———1820; LXXV. 213, P. 


See infra, 5069, 5070. 


Thompson, John Norris, Esq. :——See supra, 3218. 
Thompson, Sir Thomas Boulden:—See supra, 2748. 


Tide Waiters :——Copy of correspondence between the Commissioners of Customs and the Treasury, respecting the dismissal of 
Tide Waiters; Lxxiv. 501, (P. 503.) 


Timber : 


Account of amount of duties, after deducting drawbacks, on certain articles of Wood, in three years ending § January 1798, 1799, and 
1800; tv1. 56, (App. 716.) 


Account of net produce of duties on several descriptions of Wood and Timber, on average of the years 1809 and 1810; Lxvi. 348, 
(App. 629.) 


Accounts of net produce of duties on Foreign Timber, Pearl and Pot Ashes, and Foreign Linen, in the year ended 5 April 1812 ; 
LXVII. 505, (App. 746.) 


Account of quantities of Timber, Deals, Staves, and Glass, admitted to entry in the several Ports of Ireland since 1 July 1814; Lxx. 73, 
(Pp. 83.) 


Copy of orders issued by the Treasury, or by the Lord Lieutenant or Privy Council of Ireland, for suspending collection of duties on 
Timber, Deals, Staves, and Glass; Lxx. 73, (P. 83.) 


Account of quantity and kinds of Timber imported into Great Britain from 5 January 1793 to § January 1817; Lxx1I. 207, P. 
(App. 754-) 


Account of quantity of Timber imported into Ireland from 5 January 1793 to § January 1817; Lxx1t. 907, P. 


Account of quantity of Timber imported into Great Britain from British North America in each year from 1800 to, 1818; Lxxtv. 544, 
(P. 558,) (App. 988.) 


Account of total quantity of Timber, Masts, &amp;c. imported into Ireland from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Russia, Prussia, and the 
British North American Colonies ; (Ordered, Lxxv. 411, but not presented.) 


Account of total quantity of Timber, Masts, &amp;c. imported into Great Britain from the British Colonies in North America in the last 
twenty years (1820); Lxxv. 362, Pp. (App. 784.) 


See supra, 65. 71. 73, 74. 3553-3554. 
Tin: 


Account of Tin imported and exported in the years ending 5 January 1816 and 1817; uxx11. 391, (P. 396,) (App. 753.)——5 January 
1818; LXXIII. 233, Pp. (App. 692.)——5 January 1819; Lxx1v. 322, Pp. (App. 965.)——5 January 1820; txxv. 163, P. 
(App. 774-) 

Account of real value of Tin. Plates exported from Great Britain for ten years, ending 5 January 1806;.Lx1. 230, P. 278, P. 
(App. 786.) 


Tithes : 
Abstract of petitions of claimants of compensation for Tithes withheld in 1786, under 27 Geo. III, c. 36, to the Courts of Chancery and 
Exchequer in Ireland ; (Ordered, Lx111. 202, but not presented.) 


Abstract of proceedings of persons appointed by said Courts to examine into the matter of said petitions ; (Ordered, Lx111. 202, but not 
presented.) 


Return of number of civil Bills respecting Tithes tried before Assistant Barristers of Ireland during the year ending 1 January 1808; 
Lx111. 408, (App. 831;) 472, (App. 832.) 


Copy of first decision made by the Court of Exchequer, in which the Court pronounced on the fact of Modusses, &amp;c. ; several other papers 
relating to Tithes; (Ordered, Lxx1. 347, but not presented till) LX x11. 140, P. 197, P- 


Act relative to the right of ‘Tithes within Upper Canada, passed by the legislature of that province on 15 March 1816; Lxxu1. 298. 


Tobacco : 


Account of quantity of Tobacco imported, exported, and retained for home consumption, for six years ending 5 January 1806; Lxr, 178, 
(vp. 188,) (App. '731.)\——For twenty years ending 5 January 1806; Lx1. 500, P. (App. 886.)}——From 1786 to 1806; 
LXxIl. 123, P. (App. 467.) 


Account of quantity of raw and manufactured Tobacco exported for twenty years ending 5 January 1806; Lx1. 500, P. (App. 886.) . 
Account of amount of duties on Tobacco in Ireland, for three years ended 5 January 1813; Lxvi1t. 486, (App. 848.) 


Accounts of quantity of Tobacco, Teas, and Sugars imported into Ireland from the Union to the latest period ; Lxx. 73, (P. 83,) 193, 
(P. 272,) (App. 860.) 
Account of core of hogsheads of Tobacco imported in 1813, in 1814, and in 1815; Lxx1. 342, (App. 907;) 358, P. (App. 9075) 
» (. 625. ; 
a igen 2461. 2474. 
4969. Tobago, 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.-LXXV. (1801—1820,) Oo 









146 


4969. 









































4976. 


4983. 


4974. 
4975. 


4977. 


4978. 
4979. 
4980. 


4981. 


4984. 


4985, 


4987. 


4989. 
4990. 
4991. 
4992. 


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ACCOUNTS: AND’ PAPERS—continued. 


Tobago, Island of :——-Copy correspondence between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Governor and Chief Justice 
of Tobago; Lxxv. 435, (P- 460.) 


See infra, 5167. 
Tokens :—See supra, 969-974. 988. 991. 


Tomlinson, Nicholas :—See supra, 3642. 


Tontine : 


List of Nominees named under first, second, and third classes, as lives in the Tontine Annuities granted by Act 13 and 14 Geo. III, of 
Parliament of Ireland ; (Ordered, Lx111. 375, but not presented.) 


Like lists of Nominees under Act 15 and 16 Geo. III ; (Ordered, Lx111. 375, but not presented.) 


Account of name, age, residence, and description of original Nominees in each class, under Irish Acts of Parliament 13 and 14 Geo. III, 
and other Acts for granting Annuities on Lives; several other Accounts relating to the same subject; (Ordered, Lx111. 149. 
Ordered to be laid before the House forthwith, 316, 397, but not presented.) 


Account of name, age, residence, and description of Nominees remaining alive on 24 June 1808, in each class of Annuitants under certain 
Irish Acts; (Ordered, Lx1v. 178, but not presented.) 


Account of ditto of each person who signed certificate of existence of Nominees ; (Ordered, Lx1v. 178, but not presented.) 


List, ending 10 October 1808, of ages, names, surnames, and additions of existing Nominees under Acts 29 and 30 Geo. III, for granting 
Annuities ; (Ordered, Lx1v. 195, but not presented.) 


Account of name, residence, and description of each person who signed certificate of existence of each of ‘the Nominees ; (Ordered, 
LXIV. 195, but not presented.) 


Account of ditto, of Nominees remaining alive on 24 June 1808, in each class of Annuitants, under certain Irish Acts ; (Ordered, 
LXV. 137, but not presented.) 


Account of ditto of each person who signed certificate of existence of Nominees ; (Ordered, Lxv. 137, but not presented.) 
Account of sums issued by the Treasury of Ireland for paying Annuitants in Irish Tontines in 1773, 1775, and 1777 ; LXVIII. 594. 


Account of claims presented to the Treasury in Ireland for restoring Tontine Annuities granted by Act in 1773; (Ordered, Lxx. 346, 
but not presented.) 


Account of gross amount of sums advanced for payment thereof; (Ordered, Lx x. 346, but not presented.) 


List, ending 10 October 1808, of ages, names, surnames, and additions of existing Nominees, under Acts 29 and 30 Geo. III, for 
granting Annuities ; (Ordered, Lx1v. 195, but not presented.) 


Account of name, residence, and description of each person who signed certificate of existence of Nominees; (Ordered, Lx1v. 195, 
but not presented.) 


Tortola, Island of :—Copies of Orders in Council, made under Acts 42 and 43 Geo. III, for allowing foreign Sugar and Rum 
to be imported into that Island; Lx1. 139, P. (App. 707.) ; 


See supra, 2875. 4865, 4866. 


Toulon : 
Account of sums advanced to the Agent of Lord Hood in pursuance of vote 29 March 1804; Lx11. 794, (App. 953-) 
Statement of payments actually made to persons who belonged to the fleet at the surrender of the ships at Toulon; Lx11. 794, 
(App. 953-) 
Toulounese Emigrants :—See supra, 2352-2359. 
Townland Fines :—See supra, 1937. 1940. 2576, 2577. 


Trade : 


Account of existing duties payable on articles contained in certain Resolutions reported to the House, respecting the Trade and Revenue 
of Ireland; Lrx. 289. 


Copy of minute, dated 24 June 1805, of the Lords of the Committee of Council relating to Trade and Foreign Plantations; Lx1. 386, p. 
Copy of letter, dated 24 June 1805, transmitting said minute ; Lx1. 386, Pp. 

Report of Lords of the Privy Council for Plantation Affairs, dated 31 May 1784; Lx1. 386, Pp. 

Accounts respecting Trade and Navigation of Ireland, for three years ended § January 1808 ; Lx111. 169, Pp. (App. 722.) 


Order that papers respecting Trade and Navigation, which have been ordered and not presented, be made out to 10 October 1811; 
(Order made, LX VII. 149.) 


See supra, 2856-2935. 4520-4564. 


‘Trade and Navigation :—See supra, 4520. 


Transcriptor :——Return of persons holding situations or employments in the Office of the Transcriptor and Foreign Apposer in 
Ireland; uxxu1. 476, P. 


Transportation t—See supra, 1517—1525. 


Transports : 


Estimate of probable expense of Transport Service ; for 1801 ; Lv1. 35, (App. 712.)}——1802 ; (Ordered, tv11. 187, but not presented.) 
——1803; Lv. 68, (App. 731.) 1804; (Ordered, L1x. 13, but not presented.) 1805; (Ordered, LX.11, but not 
presented.) 1806 ; Lx1. 26, (App. 618.) ——— 1807; ~x11,67, (App. 432.)\——1808 ;_Lx11r. 36, (App. 592.) 1809 ; 
LXIV. 33, (App. 435-)-———1810; LXxv. 323, p- (App. 527-)——-1811 ; Lxvi. 126, P. (App. 480.)——-1812; LxvII. 110, P. 
(App. 583.)-——1813 ; LXvitt, 255, P. (App. 693.)——1814; Lxrx. 188, Pp. (App.538.)——1815 ; LX xX. 300, P. (App. 496.) 
—-1816; LXxI. 102, r; (App. 549.)-—— 1817; Lxxrr. 88, Pp. (App. 496.) —— 1818; Lxxri1. 187. ——1819 , LxxIv. 
186, p,——1820 ; (Ordered, Lxxv. 18, but not presented ;) 199, P. (App. 497.) 














Estimate of money wanted for the hire’ of Transports ; for 1804; Lrx. 22, (App. 461.)}——1805; Lx. 12.—— 1806; xxr. 26, 
(App. 618.)——1807; Lx11. 67, (App. 432 ;) 614, (App. 489.)-—1808 LXI11. 36, Pp. (App. 592.) 1809; LXIV. 33. 
——18105 LXV. 323yP. (App. 527.) ——-1811;  LXvI. 116, Pp. (App. 480.) ——1812;, LXVII. 110, 2. (App. 583.) 
——1813; LXVIII. 255, Pp. (App. 693.).——1814; LX1x. 188, Pp. (App. 538.) ——1815 ; Lx x. 300, P. (App. 496.)———1816 ; 
LXXI. 102,P. (App. 551.) 1817; Lxxit. 88, Pp. (App. 496..\——-1818;  Lxxiu1, 187.1819; Lxxiv. 186, Pp.—— 
——1820 ; (Ordered, Lxxv. 18, but not presented ;) 199, P. (App. 497.) 











4996. Estimate 








4998. 


5001. 


5003. 


5005. 


5010. 
5011. 
5012. 


5013. 


5014. 
6015, 
5016. 
5017. 
5018. 


5019. 


5021. 


5022. 


5025. 


5027. 


5030. 
5031. 


5032. 


ACGOUNTS: AND! PAPERS —continued. 147 


Transports—-continued. 


Estimate of maintenance. of Sick, Prisoners of War ;, for 1801; ,.LV1. 35, (App-712:)——1802; LVII.12, (App.684 ;) 215, (App.'794;) 
440, (App. 9275) 550, (App. 989.)——1803 ; Lv111. 486, (App. 1143.)—1804; LIx, 22, (App. 461.) —— 1805; Lx. 12, 
(App. 546.) 1806; x1. 26, (App. 618.) 1807; uxi1.67, (App. 432;) 614, (App. 429.)—— 1808 ; tx111. 36, 
(App. §92.)——-1809; LxiVv. 33.——— 1810; LXV. 323, P. (App.527.) 1811; | LXvi. 116, Pp. (App. 480.) —— 1812; 
LXYII. 110, P. (App..583.)——-1813 ; LXVILI. 255, ®. (App. 693.) 1814; Lx1x. 188, Pp. (App. 538.) ——1815; Lxx. 
300, (App. 496.) ——-1816 5 Lx x1. 102, Pp. (App. §51.)——-1817; Lx x11. 88,P. (App. 496.) a 


Estimate of maintenance of Prisoners of War in Health; for 1801; Lyi. 35, (App. '712-)——1802 ; Lv11. 12, (App. 684;) (Ordered, 
LVII. 187, but not presented;) 215, (App. 794;) 440, (App. 927;) 550, (App. 989.)———-1803 ;_ Lv111. 68, (App. 732.)}—— 
1804; LIx.22, (App. 461.)——-1805,; Lx.12, (App. 546.)-——-1806; ux126, (App: 618.)-—+1807; Lx11. 67, (App. 432 ;) 
614, (App. 429.) ——1808; Lxu1r. 36, P. (App. 592.)-—~1809; Lxiv. 33.++1810; Lxv. 323, P. (App. 527.)——1811; 
Lxvi. 116, P. (App. 480.)}——-1812;, LXvVII. .110,P. : (App. §83.)———1813 7 LXVIIIL. 255, P. (App. 693.)——1814; Lxrx. 
te Pp. (App. 538.) +— 1815; . Lx x. 300,P.. (App. 496,) ——.1816.;. Lxxr. 102, Pp. (App. 651.) ——— 1817; Lx x11. 88, Pp. 
(App. 496.) . 


Account of number of vessels, and amount of tonnage, employed in the Transport Service, between 5 January 1801 and § January 1803; 
LVIII. 144, (P. 369,). (App. 802.) 


Estimate of money wanted for service of the Transport Office, between 7 June and 31, December 1803 ; tv111. 486, (App. 1142.) 


Account of number and tonnage of Transports taken up by Government for the purpose of taking on board any part of the Hanoverian 
army; LIX. 274, (P.275.) 


Return of amount of tonnage of Transports in His Majesty’s service on 1 March 1806; tx11. 836, P. (App. 966.) 
Return of amount of tonnage of Transports at home, on 25 March 1807 ; Lx1r. 836, rp. (App. 966.) 





Copy of letter from the Secretary of the Treasury to the Transport Board, dated 24 January 1807; Lx11. 836,P. (App. 966.) 
Return of amount of Transport tonnage for home service, on 24 March and 8 August 1807; Lx11. 845, P. (App. 966.) 


Return of number and tonnage of Transports employed in the service of Government, for the transportation of the army to Portugal or 
Spain in 1808; tx1v. 160. 


Account of number and tonnage of private vessels in the service of Government, for Transport of troops, stores, and other purposes, on 
1 January 1807, 1808, and 1809; Lxiv. 278, P. (App. 642.) 


Return of number and tonnage of hired Transports in the public service, specifying the stations, &amp;c.; LXxv. 339, P- (App. 730.) 
Return of ships of war fitted up for the reception and conveyance of troops in 1800 and 1801; LXV. 495- 

Several other Returns and Accounts relating to Transports and Store Ships; Lxv. 495. 

Account of sums paid for expenses abroad in each year, since 5 January 1804; LXv. 252, 384, (App. 740.) 

Account of expense of Transport service between April 1808 and December 1811; txvit. 144, (App. 583.) 


Account of number of ships and men and tonnage employed in the Transport service, for ten years ending 5 January 1812 ; (Ordered, 
LXVII. 133, but not presented.) 


Account of expense of Transport service incurred for the use of the army in Portugal and Spain, from June 1810 to June 1811; 
LXVII. 157. 


Account of prices paid for hire of Transports, in each year from 1807 to 20 March 1812; Lxvit. 226, (P. 235.) 
Account of number and tonnage of ships and vessels employed as Transports in His Majesty’s service; Lx1x. 180. 
Account showing number of Transports sent, or about to be sent, to Saint Helena; Lxx1. 228, (P. 268.) 
Account of lives lost in Transports since 1 January 1814; Lxx1. 528, P. 
Return of number of Transports on monthly pay, specifying the tonnage of each ship; Lx xv. 329. 

See supra, 4497. 4499. 4502. 


Transport Bills :—See supra, 3603. 3643. 


Transport Office : 


Statement of authority under which the rebuilding of the Transport Office was undertaken; and Account of fee funds of the Transport 
Office for two years ending 5 January 1815; Lxx. 312, (P. 320.) 


Account of places, pensions, &amp;c. granted upon the removal of the Commissioners of the Sick and Wounded Boards; ux1t. 113, P. 
See supra, 3481. 


Treason :—aAccount of persons apprehended since 13 April 1801 under charges of High Treason and Treasonable practices ; 
LVI. 558, P. 


See supra, 2772, 2773. 
Treasurer : 
Account of warrants passed through the office of Vice Treasurer of Ireland; from January 1817 to January 1818; Lxx111. 193, 


(App. 645.)——-From January 1818 to January 1819; LxxIv.270, Pp. (App. 864.) From January 1819 to January 1820; 
LXXV. 292, (App. 937.) 


Returns from Treasurers of counties in Ireland of amount of levies made in their respective districts; LX XI. 513. 





Treasurer of the Navy :—See supra, 2549. 3475. 


Treasury : 
Account of Fees received in the office of the Treasury ; L1x. 397, P- (App. 677.) 


Account of Fee Fund belonging to the office of the Treasury during years ending 31 December 1807 and 1808; Lxrv. 229, vp. (App. 667.) 
List showing number of Clerks in the Treasury since 1783 ; Lxv111. 665. 

Analysis of incidental expenses of the Treasury in the year ended 5 April 1813, charged on the Civil List; txvi11. 665. 

Account of number of papers which appear by the books in the Treasury to have been registered from 1783 to 1812; Lxv1i1. 665. 
Account showing particulars of sum expended in 1815 under the head of contingent charges of the Treasury ; Lxx1. 259, (P. 261.) 


Copies of Treasury Minutes of 31 March and 21 April 1815, relative to certain gratuities ordered to be paid out of Treasury Incidents ; 
LXXI. 259, (P. 261.) 


Account of particulars of sum expended during the last ten years under the head of Contingent Charges in the departments of the Treasury, 
distinguishing sums above £.200; LxXXI. 302, (P. 316.) 


Account of sum wanted to make good deficiency of grant of session 1818, for defraying contingent expenses and Messengers bills in the 
departments of the Treasury, Secretaries of State, and Lord Chamberlain ;, xxiv. 135, Pr. (App. 708.) 


5033. Estimate 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 































































5038. 


5036. 
5037. 


5039. 


5041. 
5042. 
5043. 


5046. 
5047. 
5048. 
5049. 
5050. 
5051. 


5057. 


5059. 


5061. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Treasury—continued. 


Estimate of sum wanted for defraying contingent expenses and Messengers bills in the departments of the Treasury, Secretaries of State, - 
and Lord Chamberlain; Lx xiv. 135, P- (App. 708.) 


Account of total expense to the public of office of the Treasury, in 1792, 1813, and 1818 ; (Ordered, Lxxv. 84, but not presented.) 


Estimate of sum to make good deficiency of the Fee Funds in the departments of the Treasury, three Secretaries of State, Privy Council, 
and Lord Chamberlain, for 1820; Lxxv. 208, Pp. (App. 563.) ; 


Estimate of sum wanted to defray the contingent expenses and Messengers bills in ditto; Lxxv. 208, p. (App. 563.) 


Abstract of receipt and issues of Treasury, Ireland; for 1800; ivi. 226, Pp. (App. 792.)——-1801; LVII. 225, (P. 233.) ——1802 ; 
LVIII. 213, (P. 230,) (App. 844.)——-1803; L1x. 183, Pp. (App.606;) and Pp. Lx. 211.——-1804; Lx. 120, P. (App. 799.) 

1805; LXxt. 82, (p.119,) (App. 672.)——-1806;_ Lx11. 213, Pp. (App. §20.}——-1807; LXIII. 155, P. (App. '720.)—— 
1808; LxIv. 114, (P. 138,) (App. 568.)——1809 ; Lxv. 146, ep. (App. 668.)——-1810; Lxvi. 147, P. (App. 617.)——1811; 
LXVII. 178, (P.205,) (App. 727.)}——1812; LXVIII. 340, Pp. (App. 830.)—— 1813; Lx1x. 190, P. (App. '739.)——-1814; 
Lxx. 164, (P. 188,) (App. 708.)——-1815; Lx x1. 146, Pp. (App. 826.) ——-1816;; Lx x11. 184, Pp. (App. 676.) 

Estimate of the probable charge of Treasury Incidents, Ireland ; for 1801; Lv1. 134, (App. 776.) ——-1802; Lv11. 255, (App. 811.)—— 
1803; Lv111. 119, (App. 780.) ——1804 ; LIx. 45, (App. 514.)——1805 ; Lx. 91, (App. 699.)——1806 ; Lx1. 186, (App. 747.) 
1807; Lx11. 83, (App. 446;) 699, (App. 901.)——-1808 ; Lx111. 430, (App. 933.)——-1809; LxIv. 244, (App. 501.)—— 
1810; Lxv. 104, (App. 597.)—— 1811; Lxvi. 196, (App. 554.)——1812; Lxvur. 168, (App. 667.)——-1813; LxVIII. 520, 
(App. 770.) 1814; Lx1x. 199, (App. 632.) 1815; Lx x. 372, (App. 598.) 


Copy of patent appointing the present Commissioners of the Treasury in Ireland; 11x. 269. 








Copy of patent under which the Commissioners of the Treasury in Ireland hold their offices; and return of persons from time to time 
appointed Commissioners ; Lx. 230. 


Copy of patent by which the present Commissioners of the Treasury in Ireland have been appointed, and of their salaries; Lx. 256, 325. 
Returns from Treasury of Ireland of meetings during 1811 ; (Ordered, Lxvit. 457, but not presented.) 


Account of establishment of Treasury and Exchequer of Ireland; Lxx. 93, P. (App. 1057. 
See supra, 2548, 2549. 2566, 2567. 3735. 3742, 3743. 3748. 


Treasury Bills : 


Particulars of sum of £.1,196,500. issued from the Irish Treasury in the last year, for payment of Exchequer or Treasury Bills ; 
LVII. 550. 


Account of Treasury Bills made out per Act of session.1811 for raising £.1,000,000. for the service of Ireland; (Ordered, Lxv11. 433, 
but not presented.) 


Account of - - - ditto, for raising £.200,000. for ditto; (Ordered, Lxv11. 433, but not presented.) 

Account of Treasury Bills of Ireland outstanding, payable in 1803; Lv111. 213, (P. 230,) (App. 846.) 

Account of - - - ditto, payable in 1804; L1x. 213, (App. 688.) 

Account of Irish Treasury Bills outstanding and unprovided for on 13 February 1818 ; Lx x111. 82, Pp. (App. 523.) 
Account of - - - ditto, 5 January 1819; LxxIv. 483, (P. 493,) (App. 721.) 


Account of Irish Treasury Bills charged upon the aids or supplies of 1820, outstanding and unprovided for; Lxxv. 96, (App. 549.) 
See supra, 2382, 2383. 2422. 


Treaties : 


A paper, intituled, “ Declaration of the Allies, dated Vienna, 13 March 1815;” txx. 198, (App. 622.) 


Substance of Treaties between His Britannic Majesty, the Emperors of Austria and Russia, and King of Prussia, signed at Vienna 
25 March 1815.—Memorandum 25 April 1815; Lxx. 238, (App. 626.) 


A paper, intituled, “‘ Class (A.)—Treaties of Accession and Subsidy between Great Britain and other Powers, in virtue of the Treaty of 
Alliance between Great Britain, Austria, Russia, and Prussia, signed at Vienna, 25 March 1815 ;” Lxx1. 8, (App. 698.) 


A paper, intituled, “ Class (B.)}—Various Treaties concluded between Great Britain and other Powers in 1815;” Lxxt. 8, (App. 711.) 


A paper, intituled, “ General Treaty signed in Congress at Vienna, June 9, 1815; with the Acts thereunto annexed;” ixxr. 8, 
(App. 737+) 
See supra, 155-172. 908-913. 1500. 1503. 1908-1910. 2658-2661. 2664. 2668. 2671. 2673, 2674. 2677. 2684-2687- 
2709. 2946. 3309, 3310. 3699. 3795- 4035- 4039. 4042. 4045, 4046. 4049. 4058. 4238-4241. 4370-4374. 4383” 
4384. 4386-4395. 4397-4401. 4592-4595- 4643, 4644. 4653. 4666, 4667. 4673, 4683. 4687, 4688. 4693. 4902-4910- 
4912. 4914, 4915; infra, 5167. 


Trinidad, Island of : 
A Paper, intituled, “ Information relative to the state of Cultivation of Trinidad; Lv11. 355, (P. 473.) 
Extract of letter from Lord Hobart to Governor Picton, dated 29 June 1801 ; LVII. 355, (P- 473-) 
Extract of letter from Governor Picton to Lord Hobart, dated Trinidad, 8 September 1801; Lv11. 355, (P. 473.) 


Copies of correspondence between the Secretaries of State, and the Governors or Lieutenant Governors of Trinidad, respecting grants 
of land; 7x11. 163. 


Copy of letter from Governor Hislop to Lord Castlereagh, dated Government House, Trinidad, 14 September 1809; Lxv. 358, 
(App. 585.) 


Estimate of sum wanted for re-building public edifices in Trinidad, destroyed by fire; Lxv. 358, (App. 585.) 
Estimate of sum wanted for ditto, for 1811 ; Lxv1. 295, (App. 539.) 


Copy of Lord Liverpool’s letter of 27 November 1810, to Governor Hislop, stating the determination of Ministers not to establish the 
British Constitution in Trinidad; Lxvi. 351, P. : 


Several other papers relating to that Island; Lxv1, 351, P. 
Copy of Proclamation issued by Sir Ralph James Woodford, Governor of Trinidad, on 19 August 1815; Lxx11. 196, P. 


Trinity House : 
Account of quantity of ballast delivered by the Trinity House to all ships, for the last thirty years; Lx. 238, Pp. (App. 833.) 


Account of quantity of ballast taken by the Trinity House of Deptford Strond, by their lighters, out of vessels entering the Port of 
London, for the last thirty years; Lx. 269, (P. 270,) (App. 833.) 


Ditto - - - from the bottom of the Thames for ditto; Lx. 270, P. (App. 833.) 
Account of quantity of ballast shipped from the several wharfs on the Thames within their jurisdiction ; Lx. 270, r. (App. 834-) 


Copy of gs of Charles the Second to the Corporation of the Trinity House of Deptford Strond, dated 24 June, in the 17th year of 
3 reign; LX. 270. 


5072: Copy 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 149 


~Nnaa=sS=saeaeSes=SqSS SSS 


5076. 


5078. 
5079. 


5081. 


5082. 


5084, 


5087. 


5089. 


5091. 


5094 
6095. 
5096. 
5097 
5098 


Trinity House—continued. 


Copy of Grant or Charter of Queen Elizabeth to the Corporation of Trinity House of Deptford Strond, dated, 11 June in the 36th year 
of her reign ; Lx. 270. 


Account of surplus rates of pilotage received by the Corporation of the Trinity House, per Acts 48 and 52 Geo. TIL; 1810; Lxv. 24. 
18113; LXVI. 50.——1812; LXxvi1. 33.—1813; Lxvitr. 148.—1814; LxIx. 176.——-1815; Lxx. 87.— 
1816; Lxx1, 28, P——1817; Lxx11. 140.1818; Lxx111. 54.—1819; LXXIV. 51.———1820; Lxxv. 97, 163, P. 


Account of receipts and appropriation of the surplus rates of pilotage; 1812; LxviI. 100.——1813; LXvutt. 480.——1814; 


LXIX. §03.——1815; LxXx. 124.——1816; Lxx1. 267, p.——1817; uLxx11. 88.——1818; Lxx1II, 160,——-1819 ; 
LXXIV. 224, P. 





Account of revenue of the Corporation of the Trinity House of Deptford Strond, from 1805 to 1815 ; several other papers relating to the 
Trinity House ; Lx x1. 408, P. 


Account of dates and amount of sums laid out by the Corporation of the Trinity House for the purchase of £.50,000 four per cent 
consols, constituting the Pilotage Fund ; several other papers relating to the Trinity House; Lx x1, §04, P. 
Copy of receipts of the Lighthouses belonging to the Trinity Corporation ; Lx x11. 335. 


Return of mode of election adopted by the Elder Brethren of the Trinity House, on admitting Petitioners on their funds ; Lx x11. 389, P. 
Account of receipts and appropriations of the surplus rates of pilotage; Lxx1v. 224, P, 


Troutback, Samuel :—Account of sums received by the Crown under the will of Samuel Troutback, dated 21 July 1780, and 
the application of such sums; Lxx111. 403, (App. 737.) 


Trumpeters :—See supra, 2786. 


Turnpikes :=—-Returns of gross receipts collected under the respective Trusts of the different Turnpike Roads in Ireland, for three 


years ending 5 January 1819.—Several other Returns relating to Turnpike Roads in Ireland; (Ordered, Lxx1v. 301, but not 
presented.) 


See supra, 2816. 


Tyrawley, Lord :—&lt;Accounts of proceedings on the settlement of accounts of monies issued to Lord Tyrawley, &amp;c,; Lxvii1. 446, 
(P. 472,) 475+ 


Unclaimed Dividends : 


Account of amount of Unclaimed Dividends on the public funds, receivable on or before 10 October 1780; Lx, 360, 435, (P- 443,) 
(App. 886, 887.) 


Account of ditto on annuities payable at the Bank or South Sea House, receivable on or before 10 October 1802 ;. Lx. 361, 435, 
(P. 443,) (App. 886, 887.) 


List of names of Proprietors of the public funds, transferable at the Bank of England and South Sea House, entitled to Dividends on or 
before 10 October 1802; (Ordered, Lx. 327, but not presented till) Lx1. 9, (P. 49,) 37- 


Account of monies, stocks, funds, and securities for money standing in the name of the Accountant General, &amp;c.; (Ordered, Lx. 295 ; 
Order discharged and another made, 327.) Presented, 361, (P. 443,) (App. 886.) 


Account of Unclaimed Dividends arising out of South Sea Stock and Old and New Annuities, &amp;c.; (Ordered, uxvit. 493; (Order 
discharged, and another made, 527, but not presented.) 


See supra, 925-929. 984, 985. 
Universities :—See supra, 3791-3794. 


Vaccination : 


Report of Royal College of Physicians relating to Vaccine Inoculation; 1807; Lx11. 660, rp. (App. 870.) 


Estimate of sum wanted for the National Vaccine Establishment; 1810; Lxv. 104, (App. 586.)——1811 ; Lxv1. 283, (App. 538.) 
1812; Lxvit. 565, (App. 875.) 1813; Lxvuir. 582, (App. 756.) + 1814; Lxrx. 93, P. (App. 599.) -—~1815 ; 

Luxx. 160,P. (App. 572.) ——- 1816; Lxx1. 295, (P.296,) (App. 638.) —— 1817; Lxxi1. 276, Pp. (App, 583.) —1818; 

LXXIII. 104, P. (App. 507.}-——1819 ; Lxx1v. 126, Pp. (App. 707.) 1820; Lxxv. 208, p. (App. 561. 


Report of proceedings of the National Vaccine Establishment ; for 1809; txv. 446, Pp. (App. 742.)—— 1810; LXVI. 157, 240, 
(P. 343,) (App. 682.)-—— 1812; ~xvir. 565, (App. 875.) ——1813; Lxvui. 486, P. (App. 9333) 585, PB (App. 933.) —— 
1814; Lx1x. 366, Pp. (App. 846.) 1815; LXxx. 440,p. (App. 1037.) —— 1816; ~xx1. 446, (App, 1002.)——1817 ; 
Lxxil. 276,P. (App. 583.) ———1818 ; Lxx111. 238,P. (App. 784.) ——- 1819; _LxxIv. 397,P. (App. 1150.) —— 1820; 
LxXxv. 481, (P. 482.) 














Copy of letter from the President of the National Vaccine Establishment to Lord Sidmouth, dated 15 July 1814; enclosing Report on 
the state of Vaccination in Sweden; Lx1x. 477, P. (App. 846.) 


Copy of annual Reports of the Vaccine Institution of Dublin, and of the Foundling Hospital.—Several other papers relating to Vacci- 
nation; LXVI. 432, P. (App. 684.) vip 


See supra, 2962. 


Vaudois Churches :—Estimate of sum wanted for the Ministers of the Vaudois Churches; for 1805; Lx. 42, (App.693.)—— 
1806 ; Lx1. 318, (App. 837.)——-1807 ; Lx11. 71, (App. 4433) 622, (App. 866.) 1808 ; Lx111. 990, (App. 930.) 





Verdicts :-—See supra, 3044. 


Veteran Battalions :—See supra, 274. 297. 384. 394. 670. 676. 717. 749. 837. 


Veterinary College : 


Account of o_o of Parliament to the Veterinary College, with receipt, expenditure, and debts of that institution; Lv1. 485, 
(App- 874-) 


Accounts of grants made by Parliament in aid of the Veterinary College from 1795 to 1803, inclusive ; t1x. 288, (P. 300,) (App. 744.) 


Accounts of receipt and expenditure of the Veterinary College, for the years ending 22 February 1802, 1803, and 1804; L1x. 288, 
(Pv. 300,) (App. '745-) 


Accounts of debts of the Veterinary College, for the years ending 22 February 1802, 1803, and 1804 ; L1x. 288, (P. 300,) (App. 746.) 


Vice :—Estimate for Association for discountenancing Vice in Ireland ;——1802; xv11.262, (App. 818.) ——1803; Lvum1. 125, 
(App. 792 ;) 320, (App. 933-)——1804; Lix. 46, (App. 516.)——1805; Lx. gi, (App. 701.)———1806 ; x1. 187, (App.749.) 
——1807 ; LXII. 112,P. (App. 461;) 669, (App. 877.) ——1808 ; Lxi11. 194, (P. 211,) (App. 668.)——-1809;, Lx1v. 50, 
(App. 497.)——1810; Lxv. 104, (App. 593.1811; LxvI. 175, (App. 549.)———1812;  Lxvit. 85, (App. 662.)-—— 
1813; Lxvii1. 317, (App. 763.)——1814; ~x1x. 184, (App. 626.)\——1815; Lxx. 180, P. (App. §93-)——-1816; Lxx1. 
335, (App. 657-)——1817; LxXx1I. 179, (App. 596.) ——1818 ; Lx x11. 245, (App. 529.)——-1819; LX xIVv. 512, (P- 577) 
(App. 735-)——1820; Lx xv. 314, (App. 575.) 


Vice 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) | Pp 



















































5100. 


5101. 


5102. 


5103. 
5104. 


5106. 
5106. 
5107. 
5108. 


5109. 
6110. 
6111. 


6112. 
6113. 


6114, 


5115. 
5116. 


6117. 
5118. 


5119. 
6120. 
Bit. 
§122. 
5123. 
5124, 
5125. 
5126. 
5127. 
5128. 


5129, 
5130, 
5131. 


5132. 
5133. 
$134. 


6136. 
6197. 
5138. 
5190: 


=— 






ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS continued. 


Vice Treasurer :—See supra, 5022, 5023. 

Victuallers’ Licences :—Account of Victuallers’ Licences issued for the last three years (#819) ; LX XIV. B92, P. (App. 861.) 
Victualling Bills :—See supra, 3603. 3643. 

Victuallin Office :—Account of particulars of sum expended during the last ten years under the head of Contingent Charges in 


the Victualling Office, distinguishing sums above £.400; Lx x1. 323, *. 
Seé supra, 2549. 3475. 3481. 3742. 


Vincent, Saint, Earl of «See spre, 2463, 2764. 
Virgin Islands :—See supra, 486g. 


Voluntary Contributions :—Account of sums received under Act of 1817, relating to Voluntary Contributions ; tx x11. 397, 
(P.405,) (App. 522.) 


Volunteers and Yeomanry : 


Estimate of charge of Volunteer Corps of Cavalry and Infantry in thé United Kingdom; for 1801; tv1. $2, ®: (App. 698,) &amp;c.See 
supra, 207, 


Estimate of charge of Yeomanry Corps of Ireland; for 1802 ; Lv11. 550, (App. 990.\———For 1820 ; LX xv. 357, P- (App. 536.) 


Account of sums advanced by, and not reimbursed to, the respective Receivers General in England and Wales, on account of Provisional 
Cavalry; ivi. 629. 


Return of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps, whose services have been accepted by His Majesty ; nix. 44) ®. (App. 501.) 
Abstract of above Return ; Lx. 45, P. 
List of such Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps as have been accepted and placed upon the establishment in Ifeland; Lx. 52, P. (App. 503.) 


Copiés of circular letters written since the commencement of the war to the Lord Lieutenants of colifittes, rélative to the Volunteer Corps ; 
(Leave given to present printed copies of such as are printed, LIX. '73;) presented, 79, (P. 80.) 


List of such Volunteer Corps in Great Britain as have been placed on permanent pay and duty, since 1 November 1803; LIx. 95, P. 
(App. 503-) 


Account of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps in Great Britain, voluntarily assembled on permanent pay and duty; L1x. 2665, p. 
(App. 506.) 


Statement of sums expended in Great Britain for the Volunteer Service, between 1 June 1803 and 1 Junaaty 18055 tx. 125, 135, 
(App. 645.) 


Account of pay to the staff of Volunteers, from 24 September 1804 to 1 January 1805; Lx. 236, Pp. (App. 665.) 


Account of mode of issuing the funds applicable to the Volunteer Service through the office of the Agent General, from 1 June 1803 to 
1 January 1805; Lx. 236, vp. (App. 665.) ‘To be reprinted, x11. 708, 


Account of Returns of different Volunteer Corps of Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery, in Great Britain; 1x1.171, e.; (Ordered to be 
returned to the War Office, 251.) 


Account of all sums issued in Great Britain on account of Volunteers since the commencement of the war; LX1. 258, Pp. (App. 634.) 


Return of number of Volunteer Officers, above the rank of Captain, who have had’ commissions since the commencement of the war ; 
LXx1. 258, Pp. (App. 634.) 


Copies of Orders and Regulations for Yeomanry, Cavalry, and Volunteers, since 1 February 1806; 7x1. 433, P. 452, (App. 638.) 


Copy of letter from Mr.Smyth to Mr. Moore, dated Whitehall, 27 January 1806; and several other letters relating to Volunteers ; 
LXI. 452, P. (App. 638.) 


Abstract of effective strength of Volunteers on 1 January 1806; Lx11. 84, P. (App. 436.) 

Account of effective number of Volunteers on 1 January 1805 and 1 January 1806; Lxr1. 84, Pp. (App. 436.) 

Returir of effective forces of Volunteers of Great Britain and Ireland, distinguishing Cavalry from Infantry ; LxXir.'739, P. (App. 894.) 
Return of numbers of effective Yeomanry in Ireland ; (Ordered, Lx11. 794, but not presented.) 

Account of effective Volunteers in Great Britain on t Januaty 1808; ux111. 187, Pp. (App: 614.) 

Aceount of effective number of Volunteers in Gréat Britain aid Ireland, respectively ; Lx111. 275, P. (App. 617.) 


Account of number of men wanting to complete the Volunteers in each county up to their origital éstablishinént ; Lx111. 283, P. 
(App. 619.) 


Estimate for Volunteer Corps in the United Kingdom (1809); uxitv. 99, ®. (App: 454.) 
Retum of nuinber of Yeomunry Cavalry now serving (1809); tx1v. 71, P. (App. 505.) 


“ae establishments of the different Corps of Yeomanry and Volunteers at the period of the latest Returns; Lxvii. 179, P. 
App. 670.) 


Return of Yeomanry and Volunteer Cavalry in Great Britain; Lx x10. 122, P. 
Retiittt of numbér of Yeomanry or Volunteers in Ireland; ux x11. 389, P: 


Account of sums advanced in 1797 and 1798, by the Receiver General of Cumberland to persons serving in the Provisional Cavalry ; 
LXXIV. 292, P. 


See supra, 3363. 3409: 3411. 


Vote of Credit : 


Account specifying by what authority an issue of £.334,368. 14. 10. was made by the Irish Treasury ; Lv1I. 520, P. 
Accounts of general heads of service to which the said sum of £.334,368. 14. 10. has been applied ; Lvin. 520, P- 


Acévunt of partiulars of payment of £. 418,230. 17. 104. i the year ending 5 January 1809, out of the Vote of Credit for Ireland ; 
(Ordered, LX1Vv. 415, but not presented till) Lxv. 143, P. 


Account of expenditure of two sums of £.1,130 and £.913, issued from Vote of Credit for 18085. nXv. 292, (#. 309.) 

Account of particulars of payment of £.299,452. 17. 64. in the year ending 5 January 18410, out of the Vote of Credit for Ireland ; 
LXV. 292, (P. 309.) 

Account of particulars of sum of £.212,482. 3.11. expended out of the Vote of Credit for Ireland in 1805; Lxv. 393, ¥.(App. 793.) 

Ditto + + of £7906. 14. 1. out of the Vote of Credit for 1806; Lxv. 398, P: (App. 796.) 


Votes :4See supra, 4105. 4110. 
Walcheren .—See supra, 4439-4459. 





5140. 
514L 


§142. 


5143. 


5144. 
5145. 


5146. 
5147. 
5148. 
5149. 


5161. 


5152. 
5153. 
5154. 


5156, 


5156. 
5157. 
5158. 


6159. 


5160. 


_ *§161. 


5162. 


5163. 


5164. 
5165. 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS continued. 151 


Wales : 
Retarn of namber of attornies now practising in the Court of Great Sessions ifi Wales; uxxv. 969 
Returhé of number of pleas in the County Court entered in the Sheriffs books in Wales; xxv. 458, P: (App. go3,) 


Wales, New South :—See supra, 1459. 1460. 1510-1529. 


Wales, Prince of :—Account of money received, and to be received, by the Commissioners appointed by Statute 35, Geo. III, 
c. 129, and of appropriation thereof ; Lvrix. 200, (App. 890.) 


Wales, Princess of :—Copy of proposal signed by the Princ of Wales, and aecepted by the Princess, signing her name to it, 
and countersigned by the Prince’s Chancellor ; other papers relating to the Princess of Wales ; Lx1x. 407, P. (App. 863.) 
Wales, Princess Charlotte of : 
Copy of Treaty of Marriage between the Princess Charlotte and the Prince of Cobourg, txx1. 446, (App. 771.) 


Account of amount of annuity granted to the Trustees of the late Princess Charlotte Augusta and the Prince of Cobourg, which would 
have accrued from 10 Octobér 1817 to 6 November following, the day of Her Royal Highness’s death; ~Lxx1I1. 104, P. 
(App. 508.) 


Walsh, Benjamin : 
Copy of record of conviction of Benjamin Walsh for felony; Lxv11. 152, (P. 153-) 
Copy of letter of Benjamin Walsh to Joseph Walsh, dated 5 December 1811 ; uxvit. 156, (P, 157.) 


A paper, intituled, “ Copy, 15, February 1812, the Lord Chief Baron to Mr. Secretary Ryder.—Benjamin Walsh ;” Lx vit. 153, (P. 154.) 
A paper, intituled, “ Copy, Bénjaniii Walsh—Free Pardon ;” txv1i. 153, (P- 154.) 


Walter, Christian Frederick :—-See supra, 510. 
War :—See supra, 3772. 


War Office :—aAccount of particulars of sum expended during the last ten years under the head of Contingent Charges in the War 
Office, distinguishing sums above £.200 ; Lxx1. 326, Pp. 


See supra, 615. 9742. 3760, 3761. 
War Taxes :—See supra, 4281-4285. 


Warehousing : 


List of Ports of Gfeat Britain to which licences have been granted under authority of Warehousing Acts 43 and 44 Geo. III; 
LXIIt. 473, P. 

Account of quantity of articles enuirierated in the sevetal Warehousing Acts impotted and exported; Lxrit. 493, P. 

Account of quantity of articles watehoused in Great Britain in five years ending 5 January 18608 ; ixtr1. 473, P. 


Copies ef Treasury Warrants extending the Warehousing Act to Gloucester, Exeter, and Chester, and of Reports of Boards of Customs 
and Excise relative thereto; (Ordered, Lxvitr. 574, but not presented.) 


Wash :—See infra, 5262-5269. 


Waterford Writ :—Deputy Clerk of the Crown in Ireland ordered to transmit an account whether a return to the Waterford 
’ Writ had been returned into his office; Lx1. 198. 


Ways and Means : 
Account showing amount of Surplus of Ways and Means in 1808; Lx1v. 249, (App.484.) 


Account of sums remaining in the Exchequer on account of Ways and Means 1815; Lxxtt. 380, (¥. 400,) (App. 587.) 


Account of sums remaining to be received on account of Ways and Means 1816; Lxx11. 380, (P. 400,) (App. 587.) 


Weatherhead, Thomas ‘—Account showing the time of service in the navy of Thomas Weatherhead; 1x11..214, P.—— 


Between 1798 and 1805 6n board certain Ships ; (Ordered, Lx11. 244, but not presented. =———=Statement of application made 
to pass as a Lieutenant, and account showing the time of service of Mr. Weatherhead from his first entfance in the service ; 
LXII, 249, P. 


Weaver, William :—See supra, 2522. 
Weedon Beck Lands :—See supra, 3774. 


Weights and Measures :—First Report of Commissionets appointed to consider Weights and Measures; 1x xtv. 628) r.— 
(Second Report); txxv. 481, (P. 482.) 


Wellesley, Honourable Henry :—See supra, 2090. 2094. 
Wellesley, Marquis :—See supra, 2123, 2124. 2126, 2128. 
Wellington, Duke of :—See supra, 743. 

Westerham District :—+See supra, 883. 


Western Circuit :—List of causes entered on the Marshal’s Paper of the Western Circuit for the last five years; LXXI11, 338. 


West India Dock Company : 


Statement of progress made by tle West India Dock Company in carrying into éxecution the Act fot improving the Port of London ; 
1801 ; Lvi. 645. 1803 ; Lv1II. 113.——1804; LIX. 439. +1805; Lx. 491.———1806; Lx1. 563.1808 ; Lx111. 166. 
1809; LXIV. 34. 








Annual Account of money received and disbursed by the West India Dock Company ; for 1801; LVI, 645.——-1803 LVIN. 113.—— 
1804; LIX. 439. 1805; LX. 491.——1806; Lx1. 563. —— 1807; Lx1I. 844. 1808 ; x11. 165. —— 1809; 
LXIV. 34.—— 1810; Lxv. #24,-+—~18115 Lxvi. 992.-——~1812; LXVIL. 196.——- 18195 Lxvul. 398/—— 1814; 
LXIx. 167. ——1815; Lxx. 169.—— 1816; Lxx1. 237.——1817; LXxul. 164.—— 1818; Lxx111. 160.—— 1819; 
DXIV. 215.4+++-1820; LXXv. 101. 








West India Regiments :—See supra, 239. 858. 


West Indies : 
Copy of circular letter from Earl Camden to Governors of West India Islands, dated 5 September 1804; Lx1. 416, rp. (App. 716.) 


Ditto - - - dated 16 June 1805; 7x1. 416, Pp. (App. 716.) 
5166. Copy 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








5166. 
5167. 


5168. 
. 5169. 


5170. 
5171. 
5172. 


5173. 


5174. 


5175. 


5176. 
5177. 


5178. 


5179. 


5180. 
5181. 


5182. 


5183. 


5185. 
5186. 


5187. 


5188. 


5189. 


5184, 


5190. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


West Indies—continued. : 
Copy of circular letter from Mr. Secretary Windham to Governors of West India Islands, dated 2 April 1806 ; ux1. 416, Pp. (App. 716.) 


Copies of articles of capitulation of the colonies of Demerara, Essequibo, Berbice, Surinam, and the Island of Tobago; 1x1. 228, (Pp. 229,) 
(App. 709-712.) 

Translation of Proclamation by Lieutenant General Beckwith and Rear Admiral Sir Alexander Cochrane, commanding in the Windward 
Islands ; Lx1v. 269, P. 


Copy of original commission issued to certain Commissioners under Act 46 Geo. III, to provide for the more effectual examination of 
accounts in the West Indies; ~txv11. 564, P. 


Account of expenses under a commission granted by Commissioners of Customs for enquiries in the West Indies ; txvi1. 564, P. 
Papers relative to the population of the West India Islands ; Lxx. 474, P. , 
Proclamation issued by Major General Carmichael, dated 27 May 1812; other papers relating to the office of Fiscal of Essequibo and 
Demerara; Lxx11. 246. 
See supra, 26. 1418-1463. 2869-2873. 2883. 2886. 2889. 2896. 4031. 4234-4236. 


Westminster Abbey :—Estimate of sum wanted towards the repair of Henry the Seventh’s Chapel; 1808; xx111. 317, 
(App. 876.)——1812; Lxvi1.57. (Withdrawn, and another presented, 69 ;) (App. 641.) 1813 ; LXVIII. 113, (App. 745.) 


——1814; Lx1x. 120, p. (App. 601.)——-1815 ; Lxx. 160, Pp. (App. 569.)——1816; Lx x1. 295, (P. 296,) (App. 638.) 
1817; Lxxi1. 276, Pp. (App. 583.)——1818; Lxx111. 281, Pp. (App. §12.)——1819; Lxxiv. 266, Pp. (App. 713.)———1820; 
LXXV. 254, (P. 255,) (App. 565.) 





Westminster Bridge :—Annual Account of Treasurer to the Commissioners of Westminster Bridge; 1801; Lv1.634.—— 
1802; Lvil. 632.——1803; Lvi1I. 672.——1804; LIx. 393.——1805; Lx. 466.—1806; LxI. 555- 1807 ; 
Lx11. 836. 1808 ; LxIII. 473. 1809; Lx1v.416.—1810; LXV.507.——1811; LXVI.444.——1812; Lxvir. 548. 
—1813; Lxvitt. 670. 1814; Lx1x. 80. 1815; Lxx. 58.——1816; Lxx1. 62, 1817; Lxx11, 84.— 1818 ; 
LXx11I. 89.—— 1819; Lxxiv. 238.——1820; Lxxv. 458. 




















Westminster Court House : 


Account of expense inc urred or contracted for in purchasing ground for the site of the Court House for the City of Westminster, 1804 ; 
(Ordered, L1x. 379, but not presented.) 


Account of sum wanted for purchase of ground and buildings for erecting a Court House at Westminster, 1805; Lx1.396, (App. 853.) 


Westminster High Balliff :—Account of annual profits and emoluments of every kind received by the High Bailiff of West- 
minster; (Ordered, Lxx111. 187. Motion for discharging this Order negatived, 272.) Presented, 294, P. 


Westminster Improvement : 

Estimate of sum wanted for carrying into effect Acts for the Improvement of Westminster; 1807; Lx11. 219, (App. 533;) 623, 
(App. 866 ;) 799, (App. 964.) 1808; Lx111. 307, (App. 856.)———1809; LxIv. 334, (App. 490.)———-1810; Lxv. 442, 
(App. 587.).——1811 ; Lx v1. 328, (App. 540.)}——1812 ; Lxvil. 422, 477, (App. 652.) ——1813 ; LXvutr. 447, (App. 754.) 

1814; LX1X. 95, P. (App. 601 ;) 456, (App. 619.)——1815 ; Lx x. 364, Pp. (App. 583.) 

Account of further sum wanted to defray expense of purchase of ground and buildings in or near St. Margaret’s-street, Westminster, 1805 ; 
Lx. 396, (App. 898.) 

Statement of outstanding demands upon the Commissioners for the Improvement of Westminster, 1818 ; Lxx111. 360, Pp. (App. 521.) 








Copies of reports and memorials of the Commissioners for the Improvement of Westminster to the Treasury; 1808; Lx111. 316, P. 
(App. 857.)——1810 ; Lxv. 85, P. 1811; LXVI. 450, P.——1814; LXIX. 511, P. 





Copies of memorials presented to the Treasury by the Commissioners for the Improvement of Westminster ; (Ordered, Lxv. 13, but 
not presented.) 


See supra, 3828. 
Westmorland Land Tax :—See supra, 3035, 3036. 
Westmorland Lock Hospital, Dublin :—See supra, 2012. 


Whale Fishery : 


Account of ships and vessels employed in the Whale Fishery ; 1801; tv1. 46.——1802; Lv11. 98.——1803; LVIUI. 144, 1804 ; 
Lx. 67, 1805 ; LX. 10. 1806 ; Lx. 27. 1807; LXII. 59, 605.——1808; Lx111. 39.——1809; LxIv. 9.—— 
1810; LXV. 24.———1811; LXVI.99.——-1812 ; LX VII. 30.1813; LX VIII. 139. 1814; LXIx.33.——1815; Lxx.13. 
——1816; LxxI. 11. 1817; Lxxir. 22,——1818; Lxxiit. 26. 1819; LXXIV. 35.——1820; LxxvV. 103. 























Account of ships from Scotland employed in the Whale Fishery; 1802; Lvit. 63. 
1805; Lx. 16, P. (App. 595.) -—- 1806; Lxr. 18. 1807; LXII. 25. 1808; LXxIII. 34.—— 1809; LxIv. 21.—— 
1810; Lxv. 29.——1811; LXVI. 103. 1812; LXVII. 21. 1813; Lxviir. 318. 1814; LXxXIx. 131.——1815; 
LxXX.112. 1816; Lx x1. 28.——1817; Lx x11. 77.—— 1818; LXX111. 85. 1819; LXXIV. 135.——-1820; LX xv. 293, P. 





1803 ; LVIII. 50.——1804; LIx. 57.—— 























Account ef number of ships and tonnage employed in the Greenland and Southern Whale Fisheries, for 1797, 1798, 1799, 1800, and 
1801 ; Lv1. 451, 645. 


Account of number of ships, their tonnage and men, that entered inwards and cleared outwards, in Great Britain, to and from the 
Greenland and Southern Whale lisheries, for three years ending 5 January 1793 and 1802; Lviir. 238, Pp. 


Account of number of ships, tonnage, and seamen employed in the Southern Whale Fishery in the years ending 5 January 1812, 1813, 
1814, and 1815; Ltxxr. 466. 


Wheat :—See supra, 1555. 1559. 1560. 1562-1566. 1581. 1593. 1604. 1609. 1617. 


Whitecross-street Prison :—Return of Rules and Regulations for management of the New Prison, Whitecross-street ; 
LXxII. 376, P. 


See supra, 3177. 3191. 


Wicklow Gold Mine :—Estimate of probable expenditure at ; 1801; Lv1. 134, (App. 776.)}——-1809 ; Lvi1. 262, (App. 820.) 
——1803 ; Lvi1I. 119, (App. 780.)———-1804; LIx. 45, (App 514.)——1805; Lx. 91, (App. 699.)——1806;  Lxr. 186, 
(App. 746.) 1807; Lxi1. 83, (App. 446;) 668, (App. 874.) —— 1808; Lx111. 89, (P. 211,) (App. 665.) ——— 1809 ; 
LxIv. 50, (App. 492.) 

Wide Streets, Dublin :—sSee supra, 2013. 


Widows, Officers’, Pensions :—See supra, 212. 357. 409. 727. 807, 808. 





Wight, Isle of :—Return of persons holding situations or employments in the Office of Governor of the Island ; txx11. 383, P. 
Williams, and Co. :—sSee supra, 4207-4213. 

Wills :—See supra, 3068-3070. 4155. 

‘Windows .—See supra, 873. 877. 886-889. 891-898. 2570. 














































ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 153: 


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6191. 
5192. 


5193. 


5194. 


5195. 
5196. 


5197. 
5198. 


5199. 


5200. 
5201. 
5202. 


5203. 
5204. 
5205. 
5206. 


5207. 
5208. 
5209. 


5210. 
6211. 
6212. 
6213. 
5214. 


5215. 


5216. 


5217. 


5218. 
5219. 


5220. 
5221. 
5222. 


5223. 


5224. 


5225. 


5226. 
5227. 


5228. 


5229. 


5230. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


Windsor : 


Estimate of sum wanted for defraying the expense of the Royal Vault.and Chapter House erecting at Windsor; txvr. 295, (App. §39-) 


Estimates of establishment of her late Majesty Queen Charlotte, at Windsor, and for proposed establishment of His Majesty's future 
Household at Windsor; Lxxiv. 95, (App. 1071.) 


List of his late Majesty’s servants paid out of the Windsor Establishment Fund ; several other Lists of pensions and persons on the 
Windsor Establishment, who, at the time of his late Majesty’s demise, received allowances from the Privy Purse, &amp;c. 
Lxxv. 386, vp. (App. 832-835.) 


Windsor Forest: 


Copies of First, Second, and Third Reports of Commissioners for enquiring into the state of Windsor Forest; Lx1v. 191, (P. 204.) 
Appendixes to Second and Third Reports to be printed, 295. Fourth Report; uxv. 1°2, P. 


Estimate of Sum wanted to make compensation to the said Commissioners ; LXV. 433, (App. §87.)—Lxx. 218, Pp. (App. 574.) 





Windsor Park :—&lt;Account of amount of money expended on the new buildings in Windsor Park ; Lxx. 413, P. 
See supra, 1258. 


Wines : 
Account of net produce of duties on Wine, by Acts 43 and 44 Geo. III; tx1. 178, (v.188,) (App. 734.) 


Account of amount of Excise duty upon Wine paid in Great Britain in each year, from 1803 to 1810; Lxvi. 169, 188, (App. 627 ;) 
307, (App. 641.) 
Amount of produce of duties on Wine, Ireland, in 1808, 1809, and 1810; Lxvi. 203, (P. 249.)==—===Account of new and additional 


duties imposed in Session 1810, on Foreign Wines in merchants’ stores in Ireland, imported previous to passing of Act 
imposing said duties ; Lxv1. 264. 


Account of Quantities of Wine paying duty, from 5 April 1783 to § April 1813 ; (Ordered, Lxvi11. 674, but not presented.) 
Account of quantities of Wine paying duty imported from Jersey and Guernsey ; (Ordered, Lxv111. 674, but not presented.) 


Account showing variations of duties of Customs and Excise on Wine during the same period; (Ordered, uxvi11. 674, but not 
presented.) 


Account of Duty on Wines imported into Ireland, for three years ended 5 January 1813; txvirr. 486, (App. 848.) 
Account of produce of duties on Wines and Spirits, Ireland; Lxx. 73, (P. 83.) 
Account of duties paid on Wine imported from the Cape of Good Hope, in five years ending 5 January 1817; LxxIr. 229, P. 


Account of number of gallons of Foreign Wine, and amount of duty thereon paid to the Excise in each year, from 5 July 1786 to 
5 July 1819; also of Foreign Spirits for ditto; txxv. 362, (P. 370,) 485, (App. 739, 741.) 


Similar Accounts, from 5 July 1819 to 5 July 1820; txxv. 478, Pp. (App. 739, 741, 748, 751.) 
Account of quantity of Portugal and Madeira Wines imported into England in 1798, 1799, and 1800; Lv. 461, Pp. (App. 871.) 


Account of quantity of Wine imported into, and exported from, Great Britain, in five years ending 5 January 1804; LIx. 232, 
(Pp. 241,) (App. 684.) 
Account of quantities of Wine imported and exported, from 1790 to 1805 inclusive; Lx1. 227, Pp. (App. 776.) 


Account of quantities of Wine taken out for home consumption, from 1790 to 1805; LXx1. 227, p. (App. 776.) 
Account of quantities of Wine imported from 1803 to 1811; LxXvI. 229, P- 

Account of quantities of Wine exported in 1808, 1809, and 1810; Lxvi. 267. 

Account of quantities of Wine exported from 1783 to 1813 3 (Ordered, uxvi11. 674, but not presented.) 


Accounts of quantity of Wine exported on which no duty was paid, and on which duty was drawn back, from 1786 to 1814; Lxx. 188, 
Pp. 214, (App. 845.) 


Accounts of quantity of wine imported into, and exported from, Great Britain, from 1786 to 5 January 1815; of quantity and duty 
paid thereon ; account of ditto in dealers stocks and on bond; and of import and export in Guernsey and Jersey for ditto ; 
Lxx. 148, 153, P. (App. 841, 843, 844.) 


Accounts of quantities of Wine imported into, and exported from, Great Britain, from 1786 to 5 January 1815; Lxx. 339, (P. 361,) 
(App. 846.) 
Account of Wines imported and exported from Guernsey and Jersey for ditto; uxx. 365, (App. 847.) 


Account of quantity of Wine imported into Ireland on which duty was paid, in the years ending 5 January 1815, 1816, and 1817; 
LXXII. 207, p. (App. 722.) ‘ 


Account of quantity of Wine imported from the Cape of Good Hope, for five years ending 5 January 1817; Lx x11. 229, Pp. (App. 722.) 
Account of Wines imported into Great Britain and Ireland, in 1816, 1817, and 1818; Lxxiv. 155, (Pp. 164,) (App. 922.) 


Account of number of gallons of Foreign Wines exported from the stocks of dealers in Foreign Wines, and amount of duties drawn back 
from 5 July 1786 to 5 July 1819; Lxxv. 362, (p. 370,) 485, (App. 750.) 


Account of ditto, from 5 July 1819 to 5 July 1820; txxv. 478, Pp. (App. 751.) 


Wine, &amp;c. Licences : 


Account of number of Wine, Spirit, and Beer Licences taken out in England in 1814 and 1815; txx1. 146, (Pp. 199,) (App. 847.) 
—In 1814; Lxx1. 318, Pp. (App. 847.) 


Account of number of Wine, Spirit, and Beer Licences taken out in Scotland in 1814 and 1815; Lxx1. 366, (App. 847.) 
Wines, Prizage of :—See supra, 2724. 4144-4147. 

Wolff, Jens :—See supra, 55. 

Wood :—See supra, 4946-4955. 


Woods, Forests, &amp;c. : 
Report of Commissioners of Woods and Forests and Land Revenues ; (Ordered, Lxv11. 348, but not presented. ) 


First Report of Commissioners of His Majesty’s Woods and Forests, and Land Revenues, dated 4 June 1812; LXvit. 424, P.—— 
Second Report; Lxx1. 227, P.——Third Report ; LxxXIv. 551, P. 


Account of expenses incurred in securing and improving His Majesty’s Woods and Forests, for the year ending 5 January 1814; 
LXIX. 437, P. (App. 868.) 


Account showing the different items in the sum of £. 23,000, stated in a return to the House as expended by the Commissioners of 
Woods and Forests, &amp;c.; Lx x1. 358, P. 


Copies of two reports from Messrs. Hiort and Harvey to the said Commissioners relating to the estate of Claremont, and articles of 
agreement ; Lx x1. 469, Pp. (App. 649.) 
, See supra, 3020. 


Wool : 
Qq 












5232. 


5234. 


5235. 


5236. 


5238. 


5239. 


5240. 
6241. 


6242. 


5243. 
5244. 
5245. 


5246. 


5247. 


5248. 


5249. 
5250. 
6251. 


5253. 


6254. 


5255. 
5256. 


5258. 


5259. 


5260. 


5261. 


5262. 


5263. 


5231. 


5233. 


5237. 


5264. 
5265. 
5266. 
5267. 


5268. 


5269. 


ACCOUNTS AND ' PAPERS—continued. 





Wool, &amp;c. : 
Account of Wool, Wool Fells, Shortlings, Mortlings, &amp;c. imported into England; x1. 119, P. (App. 695.) 
Account of Wools imported into England since 1780; Lx11. 735, BP. (App. 904.) 
Account of Sheeps Wool imported into England and Scotland from America in the year ending 5 January 1807 ; tx11. 298, P. 
Account of quantity of Wool imported for the last ten years to 31 December 1811; LXVII. 345, (P-371,) (App. 759.) 


Account of quantity of Foreign Wool imported into Great Britain and Ireland from 5 July 1811 to 5 July 1813; (Ordered, Lxv11. 674, 
but not presented.) 

Return of Wool imported into Great Britain, distinguishing from what countries; during the years ending 5 April 1813 and 5 April 
1814; LXIX. 452, P. (App. 767.) 


Return of Foreign Wool imported into Great Britain during the last five years; Lx1x. 452, P. (App. 767.) 


Accounts of Sheep and Lambs Wool imported into and exported from Great Britain and Ireland, in four years ending 5 January 1815; 
LXX. 462, (P. 474,) (App. 854.) 
“2, - ory of Sheep and Lambs Wool imported into Great Britain in the year ending 5 January 1816; Lxx1. 113, P. 
PP- &amp;93- 
Account of quantity of Sheep and Lambs Wool imported into Great Britain in the year ending 5 January 1817; Lx x11. 294, P. (App. 738.) 


meee: ¥ Sheep ‘a Lambs Wool imported into Great Britain, in the years ending 5 January 1816, 1817, 1818; LxxIv. 404, P. 

PP 955- 

Returns of quantity of Sheep and Lambs Wool, imported since 5 April 1819; of quantity which has paid 6d. per Ib.; of quantity entered 
and warehoused under bond ; and of Woollen Manufactures exported; Lx xv. 232, P. 246, Pp. (App. 767, 771.) 

Account of Sheeps Wool, Woollen Bay and Worsted Yarn imported into Ireland; Lx1. 174, P. (App. 696.) 

Account of quantities of Wool, Woollen or Bay Yarn, &amp;c. exported from Ireland for the last twenty years ; Lx1. 437, (P. 536.) 

Account of money received in the office of the Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, for certain periods, for licenses to export 
Wool; uxi11. 194, P. (App. 754.) 


Copy of minutes of examination taken before the Committee of the Privy Council for Affairs of Trade regarding the Wool Tax ; 
LXXV. 199, P. 


Woollens : 


Account of quantities of Woollen Goods, of Silk mixed with Cotton, &amp;c. exported from England to the East Indies during the years 
1801 to 1805; Lx1. 494, P- (App. 885.) 

Account of quantity of Woollen Goods and Yarn exported from Great Britain in the year ending 5 January 1816; LxxI. 329, 
(App. 894.) 

Account of Woollens exported during five years ending 5 January 1711 and 5 January 1814; LxxI. 350. 


Account of quantity of Woollen Goods exported from Great Britain in the year ending 5 January 1817; Lxx1It. 294, P. (App. 736.) 


Account of quantity and value, according to the declaration of the exporters, of British mauufactured Woollens, &amp;c. exported ; 
LXXIv. 404, P. (App. 955.) 


Woolwich :—See supra, 863. 3475. 3775. 


Works, Board of, Ireland : 


Estimate of expense of civil buildings; 1801; Lv1. 134, (App. 778.) —— 1802; Lvir.314, (App. 853.)—— 1803; Lv11I. 119, 
(App. 778.) 1804; LIx. 45, (App. 512.) ——1805; Lx. 91, (App. 698.) —— 1806; Lx1. 186, (App. 744.) ——1807; 
Lx11.83, (App. 445;) 668, (App. 873.) 1808; Lx111. 89, (P. 211,) (App. 664.) —- 1809 5; Lx 1v. 50, (App. 491.) —— 
1810; Lxv. 104, (App. 595.) —— 1811; Lxvi. 175, (App. 542.) 1812 ; Lxvir. 85, (App. 654.)——1813 ; LXVIII. 358, 
(App. 768.) ——1814; Lx1x. 199, (App. 629.) 1815; Lxx. 180,P. (App. 594.) 1816 ; LX x1. 335, (App. 661.-——1817; 
LXX11. 179, (App. §99.)——18 18 ; LX XIII. 245, (App. 535.) ——— 1819; LX XIV. 512, (P. 5'77,) (App.739.-+——1820; Lxxv. 
314, (App. 579-) 

Copy of Instructions * tug the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to the Commissioners of the Board of Works in Ireland, 31 December 1801; 
Lx. 9, (P. 56.) 

Extract from representation of the Commissioners of the Board of Works in Ireland to the Lord Lieutenant, 15 January 1802; Lx. 9, 
(P. 56.) 

Report of Commissioners appointed to enquire into the conduct of the business in the Office of Works; Lxv1it. 328, (P. 550.) 














Estimate of sum wanted to make compensation to the Commissioners appointed to enquire into the business of the Office of Works; 
LXIX. 93, P. (App. 601.) 


Copy of Code of Instructions for the government of the Office of Works; Lxx. 165, P. 
See supra, 1275. 2548. 


Works, Public : 


Detailed description of Works executed at the Fleet, Marshalsea and King’s Bench Prisons, Houses of Parliament, and Speaker’s House ; 
LXX. 175, P. 


Estimate of sum wanted towards defraying expenses of Works and Repairs of Public Buildings ; for 1818 ; Lxx111. 348, Pp. (App. 519.) 
1819; LXXIV. 135, P. (App. 709.) 1820; LXXv. 255, P. (App. 565.) 


Account of appropriation of sum of £.1,500,000, allotted by Act 57 Geo. III, c.34, for carrying on Public Works and Fisheries in 
Great Britain; Lxxv. 345, 383, P. (App. 696.) 








Worsted Goods :—Account of Worsted Goods exported since 1790; Lx x1. 346, (App. 894.) 


Worts or Wash: 


Account of Worts or Wash brewed or made, or distilled into spirits in Scotland, for exportation to England; Lx1. 355, (P. 366,) 
(App. 847.) 

Account of quantity of Worts and Wash brewed or made by distillers in Scotland distilling for exportation in England; Lx1. 356, 
(P. 366,) (App. 847.) 

Account of Worts or Wash brewed or made, or distilled into spirits in Scotland; Lx11. 316. 

Account of quantity of Worts or Wash actually distilled into spirits; Lx11. 316. 

Account of quantities of Wash and Spirits seized; Lx1x. 313, P. (App. 763.) 


Account of number of gallons of Wash distilled in England, with the Duties charged thereon, from 1790; LxxI. 146, (P. 199,) 
(App. 847.) 


Copy of returns by officers of districts in Scotland since 1 October 1815, pursuant to Act 45 Geo. III, c. 100, of Wash distilled by each 
distiller in Scotland working for exportation to England ; several other returns relating to the Scotch distilleries ; Lx x1. 336, Pr. 
424, (P. 456.) 


Account of Wash distilled by each maker of spirits in England, and of spirits produced therefrom, pursuant to Act 53 Geo. III, c. 147, 


LXXI. 379, P- 
Writs: 
















































AGCOUNTS: AN iD PAPERS—continued. 








5270. 
5271. 


5272. 
5273. 


5274. 


5275. 
5276. 


5277. 
5278. 


5279. 


5280. 


5281. 
5282. 


6283. 
5284. 


5285. 


II. 


5286. 


5287. 


5288. 


5289. 





GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


Account of number of Writs issued out of the Courts of King’s:Bench and Common. Pleas in Ireland ; uxt. 82, (p, 236.) 


Return of number of Writs lodged with the Sub-Sheriffs of Dublin, in the last three years ending 29 September; (Ordered, ux x11. 224, 
but not presented.) 


Returns of number of Writs lodged with the Sub-Sheriff of Dublin.—Of Special Juries summoned, and of fees received ; Lx x111. 418, P. 


List of offices for receipt of Writs for election of Members to serve in Parliament, of which an account has been sent to the Postmaster 
General; Lxx111.. 284, P. 323, P- 333, P- 


Copy of circular letter from Mr. Hobhouse to the Sherifis of England and Wales, dated 2 March 1812, respecting the conveyance of 


Writs; Lxx11. 281, P. 
Writs of Capias ad Respondendum :—See supra, 3043. 


Writs of Error: 


Account of number of Writs of Error made out by the Cursitors of the Court of Chancery from 1793 to 1808; Lxur1. 432, P 
(App- 931.) 


Account of number of Writs of Error argued in the Court of King’s Bench, from 1793 to 1808; (Ordered, Lx111. 296, but not 
presented.) 


Account of number of Writs of Error argued in the Exchequer Chamber from 1793 to 1808; Lx11I. 394, P. (App. 931.) 


Returns, during the last three years (1820), of number of Writs of Error issued by the Corporation of Cursitors ; of Rules to transcribe ; 
Rules granted; Assignments of Error; Causes set down; (Ordered, Uxxv.232, but not presented.) 


Writs of Execution :—Account of Writs of Execution against the body or goods of the subject lodged in the office of the 
Sheriffs of England in 1813, 1814, and 1815; LxxI. 351. 


Writs of Extent :—dAccount of number of Writs of Extent sued out from 1 January to 24 June 1814; LxIx. 518. 
Writs of Lattitat :—See supra, 3040. 
Wyatt, Mr. :—See supra, 26. 


Yarn: 
Account of Linen and Hempen Yarn imported, for ten years preceding 5 January 1802; Lv11. 472, (App. 938.) 


Accounts of Yarn made of Flax, &amp;c. imported into Great Britain in 1787, 1788, and 1789, and 1814 and 1815, to a9 March 1816; 
Lxx1. 366. 


Accounts of quantity of Foreign and Irish Yarn imported into Great Britain from 1 January 1810 to 1 January 1817; ~xxu1. 166, Pp. 
(App. 723+) . 


Account of proceedings in the Custom Department at Liverpoul, respecting the seizure of Irish Woollen Bay Yarn; txx11. 462, 
(Pp. 468,) (App. 724.) 

Account of quantity of Cotton Yarns exported from Great Britain in the last 10 years (1817); Lx x11. 229, P. (App. 724.) 

Yeo, Sir James :—See supra, 4642. 

Yeomanry Corps :—See supra, 5102-5131. 

Zante, Island of :—See supra, 1430. 1435. 2944-2946. 


Zillah Judges :—See supra, 2226. 2233. 





Authority for presenting Accounts and Papers : 


By the King’s, or Prince Regent’s Command; LVI. 36.—LVII. 6.—LVIII. 43.—LIX. 25.— LX. 15.— 
LXI. 16.—LXII. 16.—LXIII. 182.—LXIV. 6.—LXV. 80.—LXVI. 104.—LXVII. 9.—LXVIII. 46, 
—LXIX. 120.—LXX. 11.—LXXI. 35.—LXXII. 11.—LXXIII. 5.—LXXIV. 28.—LXXV. 5, &amp;c. 
——»— Address for leave that Papers so presented, Sealed up, may be communicated to the 
Lords; LVI. 285. 


Pursuant to Addresses of the House; Of the same Session; LVI. 32.—LVII. 12.—LVIII. 43.—LIX. 42. 
—LX. 12.—LXI. 17.—L XII. 65.—LXIII. 76.—LXIV. 17.—LXV.231.—LXVI. 104.—LXVII. 29. 
—LXVIII. 45.—LXIX. 152.—LXX. 11.—LXXI. 14.—LXKXII. 33.—LXXIIL 43.—LXXIV. 34.— 
LXXV. 8, &amp;c.—&lt;.—Of former Sessions; LVII. &gt;. —LXV .29.—LXVII. 86, 128.—L XVIII. 244. 
—LXIX. 125, 188.—LXxXIII. 384. 


Pursuant to Orders of the House; Of the same Session; LVI. 28.—LVII. 11.—LVIII. 35.—LIX. 13.— 
LX. 20.—LXI. 29.—LXII. 28.—LXIII. 36.—LXIV. 22.—LXV. 87.—LXVI. 120.—LXVII. 89.— 
LXVIII. 21.—LXIX. 15.—LXX. 13.—LXXI. Ogee 43-—LXXIII. 5.—LXXIV. 44.—LXXV. 
21, &amp;c.——-—Of former Sessions; LIX. 32, 44, 45, &amp;c.—~LX. 8, 13, 16.—LXI. 5, 9, 12.— 
LXII. 25.—LXIII. 347.—LXvV. 80. “—LXVI. 161.—LXVII. 122, &amp;c. 


Pursuant to the directions of Acts of Parliament; LVI. 35,~—LVII. 10.—LVIII. 57.—LIX. 67. 
LX. 16.—LXI. 9.—LXII. 37.—LXIII. 16.—LXIV. 9.—LXV. 29.—LXVL. 38,—LXVII. 13.— 
LXVII. 14.—LXIX. 13.—LXX. 57.—LXXI. 34.—LXXII. 43.—LXXIII. 19.—LXXIV. 34.— 
LXXV. 19, &amp;c. 


!Note.—For the Acts by which Accounts and Papers are directed to be laid before Parliament, 
see the several subjects of such Accounts and Papers.) 






156 


5294. 


5295. 


5296. 
5297. 


5298. 


5299. 


5303. 


5290. 


5291. 


5292. 


$293. 


5301. 


5302. 


5304, 


5305. 


5306. 


5307. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





III. Modes of presenting Accounts and Papers: 


By Members of the House; LVI. 32.—LVII. 11.—LVIII. 77.—LIX. 41.—LX. 12.—LXI. 17.—LXII. 197. 
—LXII. 182.—LXIV. 6.—LXV. 288.—LXVI. 104.—LXVII. 29.—LXVIII. 45.—LXIX. 152.— 
LXX. 14.—LXXI. 74.-—LXXII. 54.—LXXIII. 5.—LXXIV. 34.—LXXV. 10, &amp;c. 


By Persons attending for that purpose; LVI. 28.—LVII. 10.—LVIII. 35.—LIX. 13.—LX. 8.—LXI. 19.— 
LXII. 59-—LXIII. 6.—LXIV. 21.—LXV. 45.—LXVI. 38.—LXVII. 21.—LXVIII. 22.—-LXIX. 15.— 
LXX. 190.—LXXI. 56.—LXXII. 158.—LXXIII. 19.—LXXIV.34.—LXXV. 19, &amp;c. 


Laid upon the Table; LXII. 589.—LXXI. 63, 67.—LXXIII. 23.—LXXIV. 140.—LXXV. 119, 352, 464. 





IV. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings, relative to 


Accounts and Papers: 


Orders for laying Accounts and Papers before the House, Read; and discharged; LVIII. 556, 566.— 
LX. 24, 356.—LXI. 313.—LXII. 621.—LXVI 418.—LXXII. 469, 474.—LXxIII. 86, 369.— 
LXXIV. 451:——— Read; and part thereof discharged; LX. 193 :—&lt;=— Read; and dis- 
charged; and Addresses for the same Accounts; LIX. 215, 216.—LXXI. 283 :—&lt;m— Read ; 
and discharged; and other Orders made in lieu thereof; LVIII. 76, 141, 368.—LIX. 215. 
—LX. 64.—LXI. 69.—LXII. 167.-—LXIII. 45.—LXIV. 17.—LXV. 245.—LXVI. 151.— 
LXVII. 87.—LXVIII. 313.—LXIX. 93.—LXX.126.—LXXI. 143.—LXXII. 188.—LXXIII. 193. 
—LXXIV. 46.—LXXV. 476, &amp;c. 


Accounts and Papers Ordered to be laid before the House Forthwith; LVI. 551.—LVIII. 403.—LIX. 178. 
—LX. 80.—LXI. 45.—LXIII. 257.—LXIV. 201.—LXV. 241.—LXVI. 284.—LXVII. 503.— 
LXVII. 354.—LXIX. 242.—LXX. 307.—LXXI. 369.—LXXII. 205.—LXXIII. 210.—LXXIV. 
280.—LXXV. 263, &amp;c. 


Accounts and Papers ordered in a former Session, again Ordered in the next Session, to be laid before the 
House ; LXII. 25.—LXV. 17: —«-—F orthwith ; LX. 80.— LXI. 65,-—LXIII. 76.— LXIV. 24. 


Order for laying Accounts and Papers before the House Forthwith, discharged ; LXXIII. 405. 


Returns to be made Forthwith to such parts of orders of a former Session as have not been complied with; 
LXXIII. 86, 100. 


Order that all Papers from the Customs respecting trade and navigation which have been ordered and 
not presented, be made out to a certain day ; LXVII. 149. 


Accounts and Papers; Ordered to be laid before the House upon particular days; LXX. 76 :—_ 
Ordered to be prepared and laid before the House ina following Session; LVIII. 624, 688.— 
LIX. 440.—LX. 296.—LXI. 505, 524.—LXIV. 347.—LXXIII. 396. 


Accounts and Papers of the same Session, Read ; When presented ; LVIII. 644.—LXI. 198.—LXVI. 4, 
24, 27.—LXVII. 9, 152, 547 :—&lt;=— Read afterwards; LVII. 10.—LVIII. 285.—LIX. 29.— 
LX. 47.—LXIII. 198.—LXIV. 29.—LXV. 245.—LXVI. 239.—LXVII. 176.—LXIX. 244.— 
LXX. 320.—LXKXIII. 411.—LXXIV. 438, &amp;c. 


Accounts and Papers of former Sessions, Read; LVII. 46.—LVIII. 285.—LXII. 66.—LXIII. 45.— 
LXIV. 160.—LXIX. 110, &amp;c.—&lt;—-=— Part of Accounts and Papers of a former Session, Read ; 
LXVII. 146. 


Accounts and Papers presented to the House, Sealed up; LVI. 259.—LXVII. 491.—LXXII. 25, 318.— 
LXXV. 281 :—«—-— Delivered in, and Sealed up by order of Committees of the whole House ; 
LXIV. 47, 54 


To be kept by the Clerk of the House, Sealed up; LVI. 269.—LXXV. 281 :—&lt;«_— Until Secret 
Committees be chosen; LVI. 259.—LXVII. 492:—~&lt;=—To be delivered. by the Clerk to 
a Committee ; LVI. 269. 


Papers reported by a Select Committee Ordered to be Sealed up, and to be inspected in the presence of 
one cf the Clerks by Members, or by other persons having the authority of Mr. Speaker; 
LXIV. 59 :—~—Papers not read before Committee, Ordered to remain Sealed up; LXIV. 59. 


Papers presented by the King’s command (Sealed up), Ordered to be communicated to the Lords after an 
Address to that effect, and His Majesty’s leave granted ; LVI. 285. 


Accounts and Papers withdrawn in order that more perfect Accounts might be presented.— House being 
informed or notice taken; That they contained mistakes; LVI. 104, 332.—LVII. 538, 570.— 
LVIII. 273, 692.—LXIII. 320.—LXIX. 252:—&lt;m—That they were presented by mistake ; 
LXI. 251:—&lt;=— Were imperfect; LVII. 521.—LIX. 197, 213, 348.—LXIV. 232, 265.— 
LXV. 315.—LXVI. 291.—LXVII. 424, 506.—LXVII. 480.—LXIX. 96.—LXX. 237.— 
LXXI. 135, 387-—LXXII. 140, 196.—LXXIII. 344.—LXXIV. 221, 286.—LXXV. 383 :—»— 
Were incomplete ; LIX. 287.—LXVI. 191, 247 :—~&lt;m=—Were inaccurate ; LVII. 291.—LIX. 228. 
—LXxX. 380, 382 :—&lt;m—Were not properly prepared; LIX. 230.—LXV. 111.—LXVII. 339: 
——— Errors therein; LVIII. 381 :—&lt;=— Not containing dates; LVI. 501 : —«— Containing 
informalities ; LXIV. 221:—&lt;«—Not laid before the House in the usual manner; LVII. 187: 
—~—»&gt;—For the purpose of inserting names; LXXI. 117 :—&lt;—Withdrawn without any reason 
assigned ; LVII. 567. 


5308. Accounts 




























































ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 157 





IV. Orders, Resolutions and Incidental Proceedings, relative to Accounts 


5308. 


5309. 


5311. 


5312. 


9313. 


59314. 


9315. 


5316. 


5317. 
5318. 
5319. 
5321. 
5322. 


5323. 
5324. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) + Rr 


and Papers—Continued. 


Accounts and Papers ordered to be returned; To the Secretary of State’s Office; LXVI. 134.—LXVII. 516.— 


LXXII. 88, 476.—LXXIII. 111.—LXXIV. 495 :—&lt;=—To the Treasury (books and papers); LVII. 233. 
—LXVI. 197.—LXVII. 254:—&lt;m—To the War Office; LXI. 251 :—««—To the Post Office, as not to 
be divulged without prejudice; LXIX. 518 :—«s—To the respective Offices to which they belong; LXIV. 
347.—LXV. 88 :—&lt;=—To the proper Officer; LX VII. 168.—LX XIII. 225, 253:—~m— Having been pro- 
duced in evidence before Committees; LXIV. 205, 412 :—&lt;«— Before Election Committees ; LXVIII. 518: 
—&lt;—»— Being originals; LXIV. 151 :—&lt;»—Letters returned to parties from whom received; LXXIV. 
286 :—«»— Being presented by mistake ; LX XIII. 232 :—~e—Plans to be returned; LIX. 411 ;—-— 
Presented in former Sessions, Ordered to be returned; LXV. 88, 151. 


Accounts and Papers presented immediately after they are ordered; LVI. 57.—LVII. 255.—LVIII. 482.— 
LIX. 228.—-LX.56.—LXI. 178.—LXII. 112,—LXIII. 54. —LXV. 45.—LXVI. 24.—LXVII. 69.—LXX. 5. 
—LXXI. 16.—LXXII. 443.—LXXIII. 5.—LXXIV. 44.—LXXvV. 78, &amp;c.—&lt;«— Orders of former Sessions 


for laying Accounts before the House, read; Accounts again ordered and presented immediately ; 
LXIV. 147. 


Accounts and Papers ordered to be Printed, immediately after they are presented; LVI. 28.—LVII. 66. 
—-LVII. 91.—LIX. 13.—LX. 7.—LXI. 6.—LXII. 10.—LXIII. 125.—LXIV. 145.— LXV. 29.— 
LXVI. 27.—LXVII. 151.—LXVIII. 21.—LXIX. 15.—LXX. 10.—LXXI. 98.—LXXII. 17.—LXXIIIL. 19, 
—LXXIV. 28.—LXxXV. 10, &amp;c.—«&lt;=—Presented on former days, ordered to be Printed; LVI. 622.— 
LVII. 322.—LVIII. 617.—LIX. 434.—LX. 493.—LXI. 129.—LXII. 81.—LXIII. 282.—LXIV. 362.-- 
LXV. 241.—LXVI. 176.—LXVII. 15.—LXVIII. 60.—LXIX. 184.—LXX. 267.—LXXI.—281.—LXKXII. 
470.—LXXIIL. 218.—LXXIV. 290.—LXXV. 258, &amp;c.—&lt;-— Presented in former Sessions ; LVIII. 100, 
—LX. 57.—LXI, 300.—LXII. 577.—LXIV. 209.—LXV. 304.—LXVI. 265.—LXVIII. 130.—-LXIX. 15. 
—LXX. 218.—LXXI. 109.—LXXIV. 117.—LXXV. 147, &amp;c.—«—In a former Parliament; LXIV. 209. 
——~&lt;»— Presented in former Sessions or former Parliaments, to be Re-printed; LVIII. 514.—-LXI. 153.— 
LXII. 176, 708.—LXIV. 396.—LXVII. 264.—LXVIII. 307.—LXIX. 302.—LXX. 148.—LXXIV. 158.— 
LXXV. 138, &amp;c.—«—To be Re-printed, and Index to be printed; LXXIV. 633 :—&lt;«—In part ordered 


to be Printed; LXVIII. 437.—LXXIII. 119, 141.- LXXIV. 604, &amp;c.—«.-—Abstracts thereof; LVII. 76. 
—LXXIV. 615.—LXXV. 458, &amp;c. 


Orders for Printing Accounts and Papers read; and discharged; LVI. 501.—LVIII. 381—LXVII. 221.— 
LXXV. 383, &amp;c.—&lt;—The Accounts being imperfect; LXVIII. 488.—LXX. 222.—LXXII. 196, &amp;c. 


—&lt;»— Not being properly prepared; LXXI. 135:—&lt;«—Order for Printing in part discharged ; LXX. 110. 
—LXXI. 254. 


Accounts and Papers to be taken into consideration by the House; On certain days ; LVI. 7.—LXII. 16,— 
LXIII. 55.—LXIX. 330, 381 :—&lt;«—In the following Session; LXII. 826:—«-—Orders for taking them 


into consideration on particular days, discharged, and other days appointed; LVII. 10, 16, 409.— 
LXIX. 353, 407, &amp;c. 


Committees of the whole House ; appointed to take Accounts and Papers into consideration ; LX VIII. 533.— 
LXIX. 31, 407:—&lt;=—Select Committees ; LXIX. 110, 244. 


Accounts and Papers of the same Session, Referred; To Committees of the whole House; LVI. 254.— 
LVII. 191.—LVIII. 200.—LIX. 144.—LX. 350.—LXI. 216.—LXIV. 191.—LXV. 30.—LXVI. 28.— 
LXVII. 29.—LXVIII. 264.—LXX. 305.—LXXI. 55-—LXXIII. 5.—LXXIV. 438.—LXXV. 319, &amp;C.—_— 
To Committee of Supply; LVI. 38.—LVII. 24.—LVIII. 44.—LIX. 188.—LX. 54.—LXI. 20.—LXII. 37.— 
LXIU. 47.—LXIV. 24.—LXV. 53.—LXVI. 105.—LXVII. 33.—LXVIII. 27.—LXIX. 21.—LXX. 55.-~ 
LXXI. 435.—LXXII. 31.—LXXIII, 22.—LXXIV. 53.— LXXV. 67, &amp;c.—&lt;m=— Estimates referred ; 
LVII. 20.—-LVIII, 74.—LIX. 26.—LX. 32.—LXI. 113.—LXII. 58.—LXXIII. 113.—LXXIV. 242, &amp;c, 
—&lt;»—To Committee of Ways and Means; LVI. 56.—LVII. 31.—LVIII. 81.—LIX. 169.—LX. 66.— 
LXI. 178.-——LXII. 717.—LXIII. 47.—LXIV. 106.— LXV. 83.—LXVI. 113.—LXVII. 433.—LXVIII. -172. 
—LXIX. 181.—LXX. 15.—LXXI. 403.—LXXII. 380.—LXXIII. 132.—LXXV. 94, &amp;c.—=—To Select 
Committees; LVI. 403. —LVII. 149.—LVIII. 264.—LIX. 147.—LX. 214.—LXI. 464.—LXII. 76.— 
LXIII. 279.—LXV. 112.—LXVI. 204.—LXVII. 106.— LXVIII. 256.—LXIX. 180.—LXX. 119.—LXXI. 
202.—LXXII. 77.—LXXIIl. 33.—LXXIV. 95.—LXXV. 354, &amp;c.—«—To Secret Committees; LVI. 
259, 269.—LXV. 58, 106.—L XVII. 402, 4906.—LXXII. 26.—LXXIII. 27, 32. 


Accounts and Papers of former Sessions, Referred ; To Committees of the whole House; LVIII. 242.— 
LXI. 424, 476.—LXII. 717.—LXXIV. 497:—&lt;»—To Committee of Supply; LVII. 275.—LXIV. 300. 
—LXVI. 292.—LXVII. 232.—LXVIII. 402.—LX XIII. 375 :—&lt;«—To Committee of Ways and Means; 
LXIl. 717 :—&lt;-—To Select Committees; LVII. 132.—LVIII. 264.—LX. 172.—-LXI. 492.—LXII. 76. 


—LXIV. 185.— LXV. 46.—LXVI. 46.—LXVII. 16.—LXVIII. 314.—LXIX. 198.--LXXIII. 159.— 
LXXIV. 175, &amp;c. 


An Account, not signed, leave given to the proper Officer to sign the same; LXVII. 426 :—««—A Report, 
not signed, leave given to supply the omission ; LX. 65. 


Leave given to present printed Copies of certain papers ; LIX. 73. 


The proper Officer ordered to insert certain Returns of Population in the Abstract presented to the House, and 
to make other alterations therein, and the same, when completed, to be Printed; LVII. 76 :—&lt;_—The 
proper Officer directed to complete an Abstract of an Account ; LIX. 404. 


An Account ordered to be prepared and presented in the like manner as the same was usually prepared and 
presented to the House of Commons of Ireland; LVII. 42. 


The Churchwardens and Overseers of several Parishes not having made Returns to orders, Ordered to 
attend the House; LXXV. 404 :——-_—Orders for their attendance discharged ; 428, 429. 


Accounts and Papers moved for by direction of Select Committees ; LVII. 87.—LXI. 524. 


Orders for Accounts and Papers to lie on the Table; Read, and discharged, on notice taken that they 
could not be divulged without prejudice ; LXIX. 518. 


5325. A Paper 











158° ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





ly. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings, relative to Accounts 
and Papers—Continued. 


5325. A Paper presented, and the House being interrupted in their proceedings, the same was not ordered to lie 
on the Table ; LX. 497 :—&lt;»—Motions made for Accounts and Papers to lie on the Table, and notice 
being taken that forty Members were not present, the House adjourns ; LVII. 566 :—&lt;«-—Ordered to 
lie on the Table on the day after they were presented; LVI. 567. 


5326. The Order for certain Accounts directed to be sent to the Lord Chancellor, Chief Justice of the Common 
Pleas, Master of the Rolls, Chief Baron, Dean of the Arches, Judge of the Prerogative Court of Can- 
terbury, and the Judge of the High Court of Admiralty; LXIX. 272. 


5327. Petition of the Lord Mayor of London respecting the Orders of the House for the production of certain 
Accounts; To lie on the Table, and be Printed; LXXIII. 313. Motion for referring Petition to 
a Committee ; Previous Question proposed, and Motion withdrawn ; 368. 


5328. Papers to be kept in the custody of the Clerk of the House; LXXIII. 20. See supra, 5304. 


5329. Accounts and Papers usually inserted in the Journals directed to be placed together in an Appendix at 
the end of each volume; LVII. 659. 


5331. Message from the Lords, that they have referred certain Plans and Drawings to a Committee, which plans 
they will nevertheless return from time to time as desired by the House; LXV. 150. 





V. Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded,— 
and, Motions withdrawn ;—relative to Accounts and Papers. 


ct 


1. Questions, and Previous Questions, for laying Accounts and Papers before 
the House,—Negatived or Superseded ;—relative to, viz. 


6332. Administration :—Documents relating to the late negotiations for the formation of an Administration, (Addr.); Lxv11. 445. 
Admiralty, Court of : 

5333. Accounts of fees and emoluments of the Judge of the High Court of Admiralty, and of the Registrar and Marshall; ix. 988. 

5334. Copy of the oaths administered to Members of Naval Courts Martial, Judge Advocate, and Witnesses ; Lxv. 142. 


Admiralty, Office of : 


Copy of orders given by the Lords of the Admiralty for building gun-ships by contract in 1794, 1797, 1801, 1803, and 1804 respec- 
tively ; LIX. 157. 


6335 


6336. Account of number of ships of the line built and launched in His Majesty’s Dock Yards from the commeneement of the last war to the 
end of 1801, and from the end of 1801 to March 1804; LIx. 157. 


6337. Account of number of ships of the line contracted to be built in private yards for the same periods respectively; L1x. 157. 


6338. Copy of proceedings of the Court Martial on Sir John ‘Thomas Duckworth ; also copy of memorial of Captain Wood to the Admiralty, 
and counsel's opinion un case stated by Captain Wood ; Lx. 355. 


6339. Copies of communications between the Admiralty and the Transport Board respecting the erection of a new hospital at Yarmouth ; 
LXIV. 292. 


6341. Copies of letters between the Admiralty and Mr. Butt, a clerk in the Navy Office, relative to claims therein detailed, &amp;c.; Lxv. 97. 


Aliens : 


6342. Copies of correspondence respecting Don Anselmo Correia, a Portuguese, some time sent out of the kingdom under the provisions of the 
Alien Act, (Addr.); Lxx. 183. 


5843. Account of number of Aliens sent out of the country under any Acts upon application of foreign ministers ; LxxX1. 325. 
6344. Copies or extracts of correspondence since 20 November 1815 relating to Aliens, (Addr.); Lx X11I. 325. 


America : 
6345. Copies of correspondence between the Foreign Secretary and the Minister of the United States of America during 1810, (Addr.); 
LXVI. 447- 


6346. Copies of correspondence between the Foreign Secretary and the Minister of the United States of America resident in England, from 
1 January 1810 to the latest period, (Addr.); Lxv11. 112. 


8347. Amiens !— Account of representations made and steps taken by Ministers towards carrying into effect the second article of the Treaty 
of Amiens, (Addr. superseded by orders of the day); tvi11. 464. 


5348. Antwerp t—~Any plan or plans of the fortifications of Antwerp in the possession of Ministers; Such information as Ministers are in 
possession of relative to the fortresses of Antwerp, Lillo, and Liefkenshoecks, (Pr. Q® Neg.); uxv. 86. 
Army : 
6349. Copy of Letter from the Duke of York, dated 28 February 1800, to Mr. Secretary Dundas, (Addr.); Lv1. 304. 
5351. Copies of military opinions in writing on the subject of recruiting the Army by enlisting for a term of years, (Addr.); Lx1. 229. 


5352. Regimental returns of all corporal punishments sentenced and inflicted during the last tem years in every regiment of regulars, militia, 
garrisons, and artillery ; specifying the causes, sentence, and number of lashes given at one or more periods ; LXIII. 477. 


5353. Copies of general orders issued by Sir John Moore to the Army under his command; dated 25, October, 11 November, and 23, 27, 
and 30 December 1808, (Addr.); txiv. 254. 


5354. Copy of letter from the Junta at Madrid to Mr. Frere, referred to in Sir John Moore's letter, dated Salamanca 6 December 1808, &amp;e. 
(Addr.); LXV. 254. 


5355. Copies af aig letters with enclosures from Sir Hugh Dalrymple to Viscount Castlezeagh, written between # March and 24 May 1808, 
(Addr.); LXIv. 254. 


&amp;366. Copy of letter from Sir John Moore to Mr. Frere, dated Salamanca, 16 November 1808, (Addr.); tx1v. 269. 
5357. Copies of all memorials transmitted by Captain Foskett to the Commander in Chief ; LXV. 351. 


5358. Return 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 159 





V. Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, &amp;c.—Continued. 


Army—continued. 


5358. Return of number of corporal punishments inflicted in the regular Army, and in the Militia and Local Militia, for seven years ending 
1 January 1812; LXxVII. 274. 


5359. Copy of instructions issued to His Majesty’s Life Guards on duty at Westminster on 4 April 1816, (Pr. Q" Neg.); Lxxt. 270. 


Bank of England : 


5361. Copy of Resolution of the Bank to increase the dividend on Bank Stock, or to give any bonus to the Proprietor of Bank Stock, for the 
half year ending 5 April 1801; Lvr. 217. 


5362. Account of sums paid by Government (to the Bank for interest on loans, sinee the Bank ceased to make its payments im gold, (Addr. 
Pr. Q® Neg.) ; LVI. 293. 


5363. Comparative scale of commercial discounts of the Bank, from 2 January 1790 to 1 January 1811; Lxvi. 240. 
5364. Account of Exchequer Bills held by the Bank on 1 January, April, June, and October in each year, from 1 January 1797; LXVI. 271. 


5365. Copies of communications between the Directors of the Bank and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, respecting the Gold Coin Bill; 
Lxvi. 463. 


5366. Account of sums divided by the Bank upon their capital, from 5 January 1787 to 5 January 1812; LXvit. 204. 


5367. Copy of notice given by the Directors to the Public, in 1816, respecting any payment of their notes in specie; Lx x11. 88. 
ditto in 1817; LXXIII. 132. 





Copy of 


5368. Accounts of Balances of Cash in the hands of the Bank on the 1st and 15th of each month, between 1 February 1807 and1 April 1815, 
resulting from payments under the heads of Customs and all branches of the Revenue, (Addr. Pr. Q® Neg.); LXX. 224. Ac- 
counts of ditto, resulting from the Postmaster General’s account, (Addr. Pr. Qu. Neg.); Lxx. 224. Account of ditto, belonging 
to the different departments of Government, including balances of the Accountant General, (Addr. Pr. Q" Neg.); LXxX. 224. 








5369. Account of number of Bank Proprietors on 31 March 1817, distinguishing the number of Aliens from that of British subjects; 


LXXII. 246. Account of aggregate amount of the capital stock of the Bank standing in the names of British Subjects and of 
Aliens, on 31 March 1817, &amp;c.; Lx x11. 246. 





5371. Account showing how the sum of five millions voted for paying off the debt due to the Bank, on 5 July 1819, has been applied ; 
Lxxv. 76. 


See infra, 5451. 
5372. Bank Notes :—Account of agregate amount of One and Two Pound Bank Notes in circulation, dated anterior to 1 January 1816, 
(Addr. Pr. Qu. Neg.); Lxx11. 464. See infra, 5529. 
Bank Stock :—See supra, 5361. 


Barracks : 
5373. Account of monies received on the part of Government for Dong arising from buildings hired by Government and used as Barracks ; 
LXI. 551. 


6374. Certain papers relating to the building of Barracks at Brading, and the renting of Barns in the division of Sandown Bay to be used as 
Barracks, (Addr. Pr. Qu. Neg.) ; Lx1. 313. 


6375. Return of buildings rented ‘or hired by Government and used as Barracks, or places for lodging officers and soldiers, or persons and 
horses attached to the Army ; Lx11. 136. 


5376. Bath, Order of the :—Copies of letters patent issued by George I, whereby the Order of Knighthood of the Bath was restored, and 
of letters patent affecting the same since issued ; (Addr. superseded by adjournment), Lxx. 183. 


5377. Buonaparte :——Copies of Instructions to any of His Majesty’s Naval Commanders respecting Buonaparte and the Isle of Elba; 


Lxx. 228. Copies of information received by Government respecting the design of Buonaparte to escape from Elba, with 
the date of reception of such information, (Addr.); Lxx. 228. 


Burghs (Royal) in Scotland: 
5378. Copy of Warrant of the Crown issued for the election of Magistrates of the Burgh of Aberdeen in 1818, (Addr.); txxtv. 295. 
5379. Copy of Petitions to His Majesty in Council for warrants of election for the Burgh of Aberdeen in 1817 or 1818, (Addr.); Lxx1v. 295. 


5381. Statement of warrants from the Crown in matters of election granted to Cities or Royal Burghs of Scotland since the Revolution, &amp;c. 
(Addr.); Lxxiv. 295. See infra, 5492. 





6382. Burke, Edward :—Copy of bill of indictment found against Edward Burke for perjury in 1814; Lxx1v. 368. 


5383. Cambridge, Duke of: —-Copy of letter of the Duke of Cambridge tendering his resignation of the command of the Home District, 
and of the reply of the Commander-in-chief; Lxvi1. 68. 


5384. Canada, Upper :——Copy of Act of the Provincial Legislature of Upper Canada respecting offences committed within the province, 
(Addr.); LXXIv. 571. 


5385. Cape of Good Hope :——Copies of orders sent to the Cape of Good Hope respecting the surrender and retention of that colony 
since the signature of the definitive treaty of peace, (Addr. superseded by Orders of the Day); tv111. 362. 


5386. Ceylon :——Copies of certain papers relative to the war in Ceylon, (Addr. Pr. Q® Neg.); L1x. 152. 


5387. Chamberlain, Lord :——Copy of correspondence between the Lord Chamberlain and the Treasury on the subject of estimates 
directed to be produced from his department ; Lx x1. 279. 


5388. Chelsea College :——Return of number of persons liable to be struck off from the Chelsea Out-Pension List, in consequence of the 
Prince Regent's proclamation, dated 28 October 1819; Lxxv. 74. . 
Civil List : 
5389. Account of — made during the reign of King George the Third to the Civil List as settled by 2 Geo. IH. c. 1, (Addr. Pr. Q" Neg.) ; 
Lxxv¥. 138. 


5391. Account showing amount in totals paid for each class since 5 January ¥8 V5, in respect to the charge of the Civil List, in each year from that 
period to 5 January 1820; and several other Accounts relating to the Civil List and His Majesty’s Revenues: in Scotland, (Addr. 
Pr. Q" Neg.);;, LX Xv. 138, 139. 

5392. Cochrane, Lord :— Copy of report of the late trial upon an indictment in the King’s Bench against'him; uxrx. 38r. 


5393. Coin :===Copy of Indictment found against De Yonge for selling Guineas, &amp;c.; uxvt. 461. 


5394. Coinage :——Copies of letters from the Chancellor of the Exchequer to Magistrates in the countryrelating to the new Coinage; Lxx11 13g, 


5395. Colonies restored at the Peace :—Account of explanations between His Majesty’s Government and the Governments of the 
French and Batavian Republics respecting the removal or transfer of British property in the Colonies engaged to be restored, (Addr.); 


LVI, 436 : Copies of memorials presented by persons interested in effects and property in the Settlements and Colonies in the 
West Indies about to be restored; Lv11. 436. : 





, 5396. Commissary 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1g90.) 








160 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





V. Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, &amp;c.—Continued. 


5396. C ommissary Courts, Scotland :—Copy of letter or substance of communication made by the Commissioners of Courts of Justice 
of Scotland to the Secretary of State; also from Commissaries and Commissary Clerks, (Addr.); Lx XIII. 339. 


5397. Commissions. in His Majesty’s Service :—Account of all Foreigners holding Commissions in His Majesty’s service, &amp;c. ; 
LxIv. 308. 


5398. Convicts :—Return of persons directed, since 1 January 1810, to be transported, and discharged into the Army and Navy ; 
LXVII. 191. 


5399. Convoys :——-Copies of all memorials presented to the Admiralty respecting the insufficiency of Convoy for the American Trade; 
LXVIII. 455- 


5402. Creevy, Mr. :— Records of the Court of King’s Bench relative to proceedings against him, (Superseded by Orders of the Day); 
Lxvi1t. 604. 


5403. Crown Lands :—Copies of correspondence between John Fordyce, Esq. Surveyor General of the Crown Lands, and the Lords of the 
Treasury, upon the subject of letting Lands in Hyde Park on building leases; Lx111. 477. 


Customs : 


5404. Copy of patent by which John Giffard, Esq. has been recently appointed to the office of Accomptant General of the Customs in Ireland, 
together with a statement of the manner in which the vacancy of the said office took place ; Lx11I. 144. 


¢ 


5405. The names of all persons likely to be affected by the Customs Regulation Bill; txvr. 308. 


Denmark : 
5406. The substance and dates of a'l information transmitted by His Majesty’s Minister at the Court of Copenhagen, during the last war, 


respecting the Naval force of Denmark, and particularly respecting measures taken for augmenting same, or putting it in a state of 
more forward preparation ; or for collecting seamen for the purpose of manning same, (Addr.); LXIII. 43. 


5407. The substance and dates of all information received from His Majesty’s Minister at Copenhagen, announcing any hostile confederacy 
entered into by that Court against His Majesty, or stating the probability of such conduct, (Addr.); LXIII. 43- 


5408. Ditto - - - received by Ministers at any period during 1807 from Naval Officers, respecting the state of the Danish Navy previous 
to the arrival of Lord Gambier in the Sound, and also at any intermediate periods between that time and the surrender of that fleet to 
His Majesty’s Officers, (Addr.); Lx111. 43- 


5409. Copies of all representations made on the part of His Majesty to the Court of Denmark, during 1807, respecting the purport and object of 
any secret articles, engagements, or arrangements entered into by any other Powers touching the fleet of Denmark or the shutting 
of the Sound, and of the Answors thereto, (Addr.); Lx111. 43. 


5411. The substance and dates of any information received from His Majesty’s Ministers at Russia, Prussia, Sweden, and Portugal, respecting 
any secret articles, engagements, or arrangements entered into by those Courts and Denmark, for excluding Great Britain from her 
accustomed channels of communication with the Continent, for inducing Denmark to close the Passage of the Sound against British 

‘commerce and navigation, and for employing the Danish marine for the invasion of Great Britain and Ireland, (Addr.); Lx111.43. 


6412. Ditto - - - received from His Majesty’s Ministers at Petersburgh, Prussia, Sweden, and Portugal, intimating the probability of any such 


‘ngagements or arrangements, or pointing out any means which France could employ for seizing the Danish fleet, or compelling the 
Court of Denmark to surrender the same, (Addr.); Lx111. 43. 


6419. Account of the time at which information was received by Ministers of the result of the negotiations at Tilsit, which led to the deter- 
mination announced in the Royal Speech at the opening of the Session, of adopting measures for obtaining possession of the Danish 
fleet, (Addr.); Lx111. 43. 


6421. Account of substance of information received by Ministers of the result of the negotiations at Tilsit, which led to the said determination, 
(Addr.); Lx1tI. 43. : 


5422. Copies of communications received from Denmark towards the close of the last war, respecting the conduct of that Court in engaging in 
a confederacy hostile to Great Britain, and of the apology offered by that Court for the abandonment of its neutrality to which His 
Majesty alludes in His Royal Declaration, dated at Westminster, September 25, 1807, (Addr.); LXIII. 44. 


5423. Copies of instructions given to Mr. Jackson when sent on a special mission in 1807 to Denmark, and his communications to Ministers 
respecting any proposal made by him to Denmark for the prevention of hostilities, (Addr.) ; LX111. 44. 


5424. Account of any propositions made to Denmark, through the Danish Chargé d’Affaires resident at the Court of London, for the prevention 
of hostilities or for the restoration of peace with Denmark, (Addr.); LX1II. 44. 


5425. Copies or extracts of any correspondence between Ministers and the Danish Chargé d’ Affaires resident at the Court of London, from the 
date of the capitulation of Copenhagen to his departure, together with the minutes of any verbal communication between the same, 
(Addr.); Lx1tr. 113. 


6426. Copies or extracts of all letters, &amp;c. between the Secretary of State and the Ministers of the King of Denmark during 1813, (Addr.); 
Lxvitt. 568. 


5427. Duigenan, Dr. :—Copies or extracts of all correspondence between the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and the Home Secretary, 
touching the appointment of Patrick Duigenan, Esq. LL. D. to be a Privy Councillor in Ireland, (Addr.); 1 x111. 313. 


East India Company : 
5428. Statement of acquisition made, or pretended to be made, on the coast of Coromandel and Orixa, by his Most Christian Majesty, between 


1748 and 1763 ; and other papers relative to the acquisition of the Dewannee by the East India Company ; and to the navigation of 
British subjects in the Eastern Seas; Lv1I. 443, 444. 


é 


Copies or extracts of all orders or instructions sent to India, relative to the Marhatta war; L1x. 265. 


E 


1. Copy of commission under which the Commissioners employed on the examination of the Claims of the late Nabob of Arcot are to act ; 
LXI. 132. 


A dispatch approved by the Court of Directors, dated 3 April 1805, to the Governor General in Council ; the answer from the Board of 
Controul refusing to transmit same ; anda reply from the Court of Directors ; (Addr. Pr. Q" Neg.) ; Lx1. 232. 


Copies of letters written by Lord Hobart to the Nabob Omdut ul Omrah, complaining that his Highness had permitted certain artizans, 
or other subjects of the Company, who had left the Company’s possessions, to establish themselves within his Highness’s territories ; 
LXII. 273. 


‘The exposition of the state of the Company’s finances at home and abroad, submitted to the Committee appointed in Session 1808, to 
take into consideration the affairs of the Company ; together with all the documents therein referred to; Lx1v. 87. 


Copies of dispatches received by the Admiralty and by the Company, relative to the late expedition under Admiral Drury against the 
Island of Macao; Lxv. 344. 


Copy of letter from the Governor General in Council in Bengal, on the subject of the general Finance of India, dated 23 August 1809 ; 
LXV. 395- 


Copy of orders, regulations, rules, and directions promulgated since 1797, regarding the Press in Bengal, Madras, and Bombay ; 
LXVI. 192. 


Copy of letter from the Earl of Buckinghamshire to the Chairman of the East India Company, of 12 January 1814; LXx1x. 277. 
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V. Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, &amp;¢.—Continued, 


6439. Egypt :— Copy of instructions to the Earl of Elgin; and other papers relative to the convention for the evacuation of Egypt, (Addr.) 
LVI. 345- 


5442. Elba :—Copy of representations made by the British Government respecting the government of the Italian Republic and Isle of Elba by 
the First Consul, also on the annexation of Piedmont either previous or subsequent to the Treaty of Amiens, (Addr, Pr. Q® Neg.); 
LVIII. 434- See supra, 5377+ 


Exchequer Bills :—See supra, 5364; infra, 5529. 


5443. Exchequer Informations :—Number of Informations filed in the Court of Exchequer under the Customs and Excise Laws; 
LXXIV. 203. 


Excise, Ireland : ae 
5444, Copies of all communications received from the Commissioners of Excise in Ireland relative to the Irish Distillery Bill; xv. 200, 


5445. Copy of report of the Excise Board of Ireland, containing their observations on the regulations proposed as to the Irish Distilleries, &amp;c, 
(Addr. Pr. Q" Neg.); tx xv. 466. . 


Ex Officio Informations : 
5446. Account of all prosecutions for libel by Information Ex Officio since 1 January 1801 ; LXvI. 214. 


5447. Copies of Informations for libel filed Ex Officio by the Attorney General against John Drakard and John Collier, with copies of the record 
of conviction and sentence ; LXVI. 421. See infra, 5449. 


6448. Extents in Aid :—Copy of all rules of the Court of Exchequer touching the issuing of Extents in Aid; LXxt. 414. 
Felix Schooner :—See infra, 5496. 


5449. Fitzpatrick, Hugh :—Copy of notice from the Attorney General of Ireland, dated 3 July 1812, to Hugh Fitzpatrick, requiring hin 
to show cause before him, at his house, why a criminal information should not be filed against him; LXv1I. 541. 


5451. Forgery :—Account of expense incurred by the Bank of England in prosecuting persons for forging Notes; LXXI. 413. 


France, French Government : 


5452. Account of all representations made by His Majesty’s order to the French Republic since the Treaty of Amiens, relative to the mission of 


persons in the character of commercial Agents and Consuls to the most considerable sea port towns in Great Britain and Ireland, 
together with the answers thereto, (Addr. Pr. Q” Neg.); Lv111. 430. 


6453. Account of all remonstrances addressed by His Majesty’s order to the French Government on the continuance of French troops ia 
Holland previous to 8 March 1803, together with the answers thereto, (Addr. Pr, Q" Neg.) ; LV1I1I. 430, 


6454. Copy of any remonstrance made to the French Government on the subject of certain expressions contained in the communication of the 


First Consul to the Legislative Body of the French Republic on 22 February 1803, together with the answers thereto, (Addr, Pr. 
Q" Neg.); LvitI. 430. 


5455. Copies of the protocols of conferences at Amiens on 18 and 19 February 1802, published by the French Government, (Addr.); Lv111. 470. 


5456. Copy of order of His Majesty in Council, dated 7 January 1807, relative to vessels sailing from port to port, such ports respectively being 
’ in the possession of France or her Allies, (Addr.); Lx11. 103. See supra, 5347.5412; infra, 5488. 5514- 


5457.Garlicke, Mr. :—-Copy of dispatch from Lord Howick to Mr. Garlicke, dated London, December 3, 1806, and answer thereto, 
(Addr.) ; LXIII. 49. 


5458. Genoa :—Copy of proclamation addressed to the Genoese nation by Lord William Bentinck, dated Head Quarters, April 26, 1814, 
(Addr. Pr. Q® Neg.); Lxx. 97. 


5459. German Legion :——Copies of all orders issued from the War Office respecting the rank of Officers serving in the King’s German 
Legion, (Addr.); LXVIII. 40. 


Gold Coin :—See supra, 5393. - 
5461. Greenwich Hospital :—Account of the revenues of Greenwich Hospital, (Addr. Pr, Q” Neg.) ; UxvitI, 301. 


5462. Guernsey, Island of :—Copy of Report made by the Commissioners directed to inquire into the Jurisprudence of Guernsey, 
(Addr.); LxxII. 344. 


Guineas :—See supra, 5393. 


Habeas Corpus : 


5463. Copies of all instructions in the Secretary of State’s Office to all Gaolers to whose custody are committed persons detained under the 
Habeas Corpus Act, (Addr.); Lx x11. 370. 


5464. Copy of the case upon which the opinion of the Attorney and Solicitor General of 24 February 1817 relative to Lord Sidmouth’s circular 
letter was taken, (Addr.); Lx x11. 406. 


5465. Heligoland :——Copy of any memorials to Government from the Merchants of Heligoland respecting licences; LXVII. 124. 


5466. Holland :—Copy of any information received from Mr. Liston, Envoy at the Hague, respecting any armaments carrying on in the 


Batavian Ports since 1 February 1803 ; also of any remonstrance in consequence of Mr. Liston’s letter of October 23, 1803, respecting 
French troops in Holland, (Addr. Pr. Q® Neg.); Lv111. 434. See supra, 5453 ; infra, 5488, 


467. Hudson’s Bay Company :—Copies of any opinions obtained from the Law Officers of the Crown respecting the rights of the 
Hudson’s Bay Company, (Addr.); 1x x1v. 571. 


5468. Income Tax :—Account of sums assessed on Military Incomes of all Officers on half-pay from 5 April to 5 October 1803 ; 1x. 138. 
Tonian Islands : 


5469. Copy of correspondence between the Colonial Secretary and Count Cladan, relative to the conduct of Lieutenant General Campbell ; 
LX XIII. 409. Soya 


5471. Return of amount of revenues of the Ionian Islands, (Addr.); LXxIVv. 519. 


Ireland : 
4472. Such informations as has been received respecting the late rebellion and present state of Ireland, (Addr.); Lv111. 693. 


4473. Copies or extracts of dispatches from the Lord Lieutenant to the Home Secretary, and from the Home Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant, 
relating to the letter of Mr. Wellesley Pole to the Sheriffs of Ireland, (Addr.); Lxv1, 113. 


5474 Copies of proclamations in 1811 issued by the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland, and other papers relative to the Roman Catholics 
of Ireland and the Catholic Committee, (Addr.); Lxv1. 154. 


‘ 5476. Jersey 
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V. Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, &amp;c.—Continued. 


5475. J ersey Jurats :—Copy of report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the mode of electing Jurats in Jersey ; LXV11. 510. 
5476. Lampedosa, Island of :—Copies of all the Negociations with the Court of Naples relative to the cession of Lampedosa, _- 
Pr. Q* Neg.); LVItI. 434. 


5477. Las Casas, Count :—Copies of all correspondence relative to the transportation of the Count Las Casas from the Cape of Good 
Hope to Great Britain, and from thence to the Continent, (Addr.); Lxx111. 339. 


5478. Letters :——Return of the number of persons paying for an early delivery of Letters; uxx. 416. 
Liverpool Port :—See infra, 5523- 
London Port :—See infra, 5523- 


5479. Mac Kinlay, Andrew :—Copy of such parts of the books of Adjournal of the High Court of Justiciary in Scotland as contain the 


several libels and indictments, and all proceedings in the case of Andrew Mac Kinlay, who was tried before the said Court at Edinburgh 
on 19 July 1817; LXXIII. 42. 


5481. Mac Mahon, The Right honourable John :—Copy of instrument by which he was appointed Private Secretary to the 
Prince Regent; uxvir. 268. 


Malta : 
5482. Copy of laws and statutes of the Order of Malta, referred to in the 10th and 11th sections of the 10th Article of the Definitive Treaty 
of Peace; LVII. 412. 


5483. Copy of all representations made on the part of the Maltese Inhabitants, from 1 October 1801 to the last day of March 1802, with 
answers thereto, &amp;c. (Addr. Pr. Q" Neg.) ; LVIII. 434. 


5484. Copies of representations made to the French or Spanish Governments respecting Malta, (Addr. Pr. Q" Neg.) ; Lv1m1. 447. 
5485. Copy of paper respecting the disposition of the inhabitants of Malta towards the Order of Saint John, (Addr.); tv111. 470. 


5486. Copies of dispatches from Lord Cornwallis relative to conferences at Amiens on the 18th and 19th February 1802 respecting Malta, 
(Addr.); Lv111. 470. 


5487. Marines, Royal :—Copy of memorial of the Commandants, Field Officers, and senior Captains of the Royal Marines to ay 
Admiralty, relative to the situation of that corps in 1810; LxvII. 110. 


5488. Military Preparations :——Tbe substance of any intelligence received by Ministers respecting Military Preparations in the ports 
of France and Holland, &amp;c. (Addr.); Lv11t. 430. 


5489. Military Service :—Return of the expenditure of the Military Service of this Country from December 1808 to December 1809; 
Lxv. 128. 


5491. Militia :&lt;Return of the regiments of Militia now (1815) embodied, with their several stations, &amp;c. ; Lxx. 268. 
5492. Montrose Burgh :——Copy of Act or warrant, dated September 1817, authorizing the Guild Brethren and Inhabitant Burgesses of 
the Burgh of Montrose to elect Magistrates; Lx x111. 67. 


5493. Murray, Robert Lathrop :—Copy of Report to the Prince Regent, by the Recorder, of the case of Robert Lathrop Murray 
tried for bigamy at the Old Bailey, (Addr.); Lxx. 219. 


5494. Naval Asylum: :—List of candidates for the several appointments at the Royal Naval Asylum, together with the copies of the 
statements and claims of each; LXxIII. 42. 


6495. Naval Revision Reports :——Copy of fifteenth Report of Commissioners of Naval Revision, (Addr.); Lxv. 459.—LXVIII. - 


5496. Navy: :——Copies of all letters and representations from the Commanders or Surgeons of His Majesty's sloop Atalante and schooner Felix 
with respect to the state and condition of those vessels and the sick therein ; Lx11. 682. 


Navy Office : 
5497. Return of all Clerks employed in the Navy Office, Navy Pay Office, and Transport Office; Lxv. 97.—Lxvit. 280. 


5498. Copies of all letters or informations given to the Navy Board on which the prosecution was ordered against Captain Tomlinson and 
Mr. Benjamin Tanner ; Lxvit. 227. 


5499. Neutral Commerce :—tThe substance of all accounts received by Ministers of the acquiescence of the Government of the United 
States of America in the decrees of the French Government against Neutral Commerce, (Addr.); Lx11I. go. 


6500. Ophthalmia :——Copies of all letters and communications relative to the treatment of Soldiers, or Chelsea Pensioners, ae with 
Ophthalmia; and other papers relative to Ophthalmic Hospitals; ux x1v. 433. 


5501. Orde, Lieutenant-Colonel: —Copy Minutes of Court Martial held on Lieutenant-Colonel Orde, of the ggth Regiment, at 
Halifax, (Addr.); txvir1. 649. 


6502. Orders in Council :—The substance of any communications between His Majesty and the Powers in alliance with His Majesty in 
Europe, respecting the Orders in Council of 11 November 1807, previous or subsequent to those Orders being issued, (Addr.) ; 
LXIII. 144. 


6603. Ordnance Service:—Account of expenditure of sums voted in Session 1809 for Ordnance Service; Lxv. 188. 


5504, Parks, the Royal :——Copy of any commission purporting to vest certain powers and authorities in the Earl of Yarmouth, John 
Nash and Charles Bicknell, Esqrs. (Addr.); Lxx. 140. 


5605. Paymaster General :—Return of duties performed by the several Officers of the Paymaster General’s Department, upon the different 
foreign stations; Lx x1. 289. 

5506. Perrot, Pierre Damase :—Extracts of dispatches received from the Governor of the Mauritius, relative to the case of Pierre 
Damase Perrot ;*1xx1. 446. “ 

6507. Phillimore, Captain :—Minutes of Court of Inquiry on Captain Phillimore, late of His Majesty’s ship Diadem, Lxvu11. 451. 


Plate, Service of :—See infra, 5516. 


5508. Pledge 


5509. Plymouth Breakwater :—Copy of letter from the Navy Board to. the Admiralty, dated 22 July 1811, inclosing paper 


presented by the Civil Architect and Engineer, dated gth July 1811, and other Papers relating to Plymouth Breakwater ; 
LXVII. 191. 


Pledge; LXV. 301. 








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V. Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, &amp;c.—Continued: 


5511. Police Magistrates :——Return stating where the qualifications of Police Magistrates, under Act 32 Geo. III. c, 53, or any subse- 
quent Act, are, and what they are; LXxvII. 90. 


5512. Poole, John Elliston :—Copies of communications between the Home Secretary and John Elliston Poole ; Lx x11. 293, 


5513. Portugal :——Copies or extracts of a letter from Lieut.-General Sir Hugh Dalrymple to Lord Castlereagh, dated 23 December 1808 


with inclosures, relating to any representations stated to have been made by any of the Portuguese authorities at Oporto, (Addr.) 
LxIv. 228. See supra, 5411, 5412. 


Post-Office :—See supra, 5478. 


5514. Protestants, French :—Copies of all communications between Government and the Government of France relative to the 
Protestants in the Southern Department of that kingdom, (Addr.); Lxx1. 395. 


Prussia :—See supra, 5411, 5412. 


Queen Caroline : 


5515. Copy of any commissions or instructions issued by His Majesty’s commands since the departure of Her Majesty from this country in 1814, 
for taking Depositions or making other inquiries relating to Her Majesty, &amp;c. (Addr. Pr. Q" Neg.); Lxxv. 412. 


5516. Copies of all official papers relating to the service of plate presented to Her Majesty by King George the Third, in 1808, (Addr.); 
Lxxv. 464. 


6517. Quintin, Colonel :——Copy of proceedings of the general court martial on Colonel Quintin, together with the orders of the Commander 
in Chief, (Addr.); Lxx. 19. See infra, 5642. ' 


Roman Catholics :—See supra, 5474. 


Russia : 


6518. Substance of any communication made by His Majesty’s Minister at the Court of Petersburgh to the Foreign Secretary of a conversation 
between the Emperor of Russia and Lord Hutchinson, on 23 August 1807, relative to the Treaty of peace concluded by Russia, and 
the offer made by that Power to mediate a peace between Great Britain and France, (Addr.) ; Lx111, 72. , 


56519. Copy or extract of dispatch from Lord Granville Levison Gower, transmitting to Government an account of the Assurances alluded to 
in his note, dated Memel, 28 June 1807, relative to the conclusion of a separate peace by Russia, (Addr.); Lx111. 72. See supra, 
5411, 5412. 


5521. Scheldt :—Any plans of the fortifications of Antwerp in the possession of Ministers, (Addr. Pr. Q® Neg.); Lxv. 86,———Any plans 


of the fortifications of Lillo and Liefkenshoeks, (Addr. Pr. Q" Neg.); Lxv. 86.———Such information as Ministers are in possession 
of respecting the said Fortresses, (Addr. Pr. Q” Neg.) txv. 86. 


6522. Scotland :—Such parts of the Statute Law of Scotland, as the courts of justice of Scotland have declared to be in desuetude and no 
longer binding, (Addr. Pr. Q® Neg.) ; Ux xu11. 363. 


5523. Shipping : — Account of number of Ships, with their tonnage and number of men, which have entered inwards or cleared outwards in the 
ports of London, Liverpool, &amp;c. from 10 October 1800 to 10 October 1802 ; LVIII. 43. 


\ 


5524. Sick and Hurt Office :—Account of all Bills drawn upon the Sick and Hurt Office, with the dates and amount of each bill, since 
1 September 1801, (Superseded by Orders of the Day); Lv11. 212. 


6525. Slave Trade :—Copies of all representations made on the part of Government during the late negotiation for peace, and of all 
communications between Ministers and the Allied Powers, relative to the abolition of the African Slave Trade, (Addr,); Lx1x. 397. 


Statute Law :—See supra, 5522. ° 


5626. Subsidies :—Account of sums advanced by way of Loan or Subsidy to different States, from the commencement of the present war, 
(Addr. Pr. Q” Neg.) ; LVI. 419. 


5527. Sweden :—Copies or extracts of all correspondence after the capitulation of Copenhagen between Ministers and the Court of Stockholm, 
relative to retaining possession of Zealand by a Swedish Army; and also copies of any corsespondence between the Courts of 
Copenhagen and Stockholm, relating to the same, and communicated to His Majesty’s Minister residing at the Court of Stockholm, 
(Addr.) ; LXIII. 113. See supra, 5411, 5412. 


5528. Switzerland :——Copy of any answer given to the note verbale, delivered to M. Otto by His Majesty’s order, on the subject of 
Switzerland, dated October 10, 1802, (Addr. Pr. Q® Neg.) ; Lv111. 430. 


5529. Tellers of the Exchequer :+—Account of Exchequer Bills and Bank Notes deposited in the chests of the Tellers of the Exchequer, 
(Addr. Pr. Q® Neg.) ; LxXx. 224. 
Tilsit :—See supra, 5419. 5421. 


6531. Trade :—Statement of any information received by Government of prohibitions affecting the Trade and Navigation of Great Britain 
imposed since the signature of the Preliminary Articles of peace, (Addr.); tv11. 436. 


5532. Treasury (Ireland) :——A further Return to an order specifying by what authority the issue of £.334,368. 14. 10. was made by the 
Irish Treasury ; LVI. 551- 


Treaties : 


5533. Copy of any Treaty between France and Spain communicated to Government by which any part of the Spanish dominions in America 
has been ceded to France, (Addr.); Lv11. 409. 


5534. Copy of Treaty of Peace concluded at Luneville between Austria and France, (Addr.); Lv11. 412. 

5535. Copy of Treaty of Alliance entered into between the French and Batavian Republics in 1795, (Addr.); Lv11. 444. 

5536. Copy of Treaty between the Sovereigns of Austria, Russia, and Prussia, signed at Paris, 26 September 1815, (Addr.); Lxxt1. 20. 
_ 5537. Copy of Treaty between Austria, France, and Great Britain, signed at Vienna, January 1815, (Addr.); Lx x1. 20. 


5538. Weymouth Election Committee :——Minutes of evidence taken before the. Weymouth Election Committee; txviir. 242: 
Such parts thereof as were not included in report of Committee, (Superseded by orders of the day); LUxv111. 367. 





5539. Yarmouth Hospital :——Copies of communications between the Admiralty and the Transport Board respecting the erection of a new 
Hospital at Yarmouth; Lxiv. 292. ; 


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164 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


SeSe?°}|NSSSsse SSS EE EE 


V. Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, &amp;c.—Continued.. 


2. Other Questions, and Previous Questions, relative to Accounts and 
Papers,— Negatived or Superseded : viz. 


5541. ‘To reading Accounts and Papers :—The Orders in Council presented to the House upon 26th January 1808, 
by the Chancellor of the Exchequer by the King’s command ; LXIII. 164. 


5542, To an Orders for laying Accounts and Papers before the House :—Account of the Profits of 
the High Bailiff of Westminster ; LX XIII. 272. 


5543, To Referring Accounts and Papers—To Committees of the whole House: The several Papers presented 
relating to the conduct of Lord St. Vincent as first Lord of the Admiralty; LXI. 305.—#—To Committee 
of Ways and Means :—Amount of Exemptions granted to Foreigners in respect to the duty on. dividends 
under the Property Tax in the year ending 5 April 1807; LXIII. 440.—Amount of ditto from October 
1809 to January 1811; LXVI. 346.—#—To Select Committees :—-Papers relating to Captain King, 
presented 28 April and 1 May 1812; LXVII. 528.—Papers relating to the action between the Pelham 


and Montagu packets and the Globe American privateer; LXX. 270.—Papers relative to the internal 
state of the country; LXXxV. 18. 


5544. To Discharging part of an Order for referring Accounts and Papers to a Select Committee :—Account of 
expenses of the Office of Works ; LXX. 274. 


5545, To Printing Accounts and Papers ; LXI. 337.—LXVII. 286.—LXxX. 281. 


5546, Motion, That one of the Secretaries of State did, in the course of debate, read certain Papers, none of which 
were then laid before the House, and for the production of some of which the House had since thought 
it right to refuse to address His Majesty, (Superseded by reading the Order of the Day); LXIII 149. 


3. Motions for laying Accounts and Papers hefore the House, Withdrawn; 
relative to,—viz. 


6547. Accounts :—The names of the persons whose official duty it was to have prepared and presented to the House a certain Account, 
pursuant to their Order; Lv1. 638. 


Admiralty : 
5548. Copies of examinations and minutes taken before the Lords of the Admiralty, on their late visitation to the Dock Yards; tv111. 516. 
5549. Copy of instructions to Mr. Erskine respecting the attack upon the Chesapeake, (Addr.) ; Lx1v. 404. 


5551. Algiers :——Copies of Treaties concluded with the Dey of Algiers, (Addr.); Lxx1. 477. 


5552. America :—General Account of what had been done, since the breaking out of hostilities with the United States, to prepare ships of 
a suitable construction and adequate equipment for the service of the war; Lxx. 68, 
Army : 
5553. Number of troops sent to the West Indies from 1 January 1797, to 1 January 1807, with number of deaths in each year, distinguishing 
officers from men, and the names of such officers ; Lx11. 596. 


5554. Return of such officers on half pay as have not applied for their half pay during the last three years (1819); Lxx1v. 498,  See-infra, 
5598. 5623. 5655. 
5655. Assessed T'axes :—Statement of defalcation in Assessed Taxes for Westerham in Kent ; Lxx1v. 181. 


Austria : 
5556, Copies of all instructions to Mr. Bathurst, or any other persons appointed to communicate with the Court of Vienna, touching the late 
hostilities between Austria and France, (Addr.); ~txv. 280. 


5557. Account of sum due to Great Britain from Austria, on account of Loans made in 1795 and 1797; LxxII. 348. 


Bank of England : 


5558. Copy of any resolution of the Governors of the Bank to increase the Dividend on Bank Stock, or to give any bonus to the Proprietors of 
ank Stock for the half year ending 5th April 1801 ; Lvi. 209. 


5559. Accounts respecting the Balances of the American Commissioners and of all other public Balances, with the Bank ; Lxx. 225.——— 
Accounts of amount of Unclaimed Dividends in the hands of the Bank, at certain periods; Lxx. 225. 


5561. Account of allowances made by the Public to the Bank in 1813 and 1814; Lxx. 225. 


5562. Bank Notes :—Account of total nominal value of Bank Notes presented at the Bank, and refused payment on account of being 
forged; LX XIII, 225. 


6863. Barracks :—Opinions of Attorney and Solicitor General respecting abuses in the department of the Barrack Master General, stated in 
the Third Report of the Commissioners for Military Inquiry, (Addr.); 1x11. 105. 


5564. Berbice :—Account of monies received by the Treasury, or from the Governor, from Crown Estates in Berbice, from the date of the 
conquest of the Settlement until the Commission issued ; Lx x1. 527. 


5565. British Museura :—Account of different grants of Parliament to the British Museum for the last twelve years; Lxx111. 278. 


5566. Burke, Edward :—tThat the Clerk of the Crown for the city of Dublin do lay before the House a copy of the bill of indictment 
found against Edward Burke for perjury ; Lx xiv. 131. 


6567. Carleton House :—Statement of all sums expended on the improvements in Pall Mall opposite Carleton House ; 1x x1. 46, 


5568. Ceylon, Island ‘of :——Copies of all proclamations issued by the Governor of Ceylon relating to the war with the Candian Nation, 
‘(Addr.) ; LIx. 152. 


Chesapeake Frigate :—See supra, 5549. 


5569. Civil List :—Account showing payments made in respect of the charge of the Civil List in the years ending 10 October 1813 and 
10 October 1814, (Addr.); Lxx. 15. 


#571.Clergy of Scotland :—Account of stipends of Ministers of the Clergy of the Church of Scotland ; Lx. 493- 


5572. Colonial Offices :—Return of Offices in His Majesty’s Colonies in the disposel of Government at home, specifying names and 
emoluments of the holders; ux1v. 205. 


5573. Concordat (Portugal) :——=Copy of Concordat between Portugal and Rome, (Addr.); Lx x11. 467. 


5574. Consolidated 











ACCOUNTS: AND PAPERS—continued. 





V.. (3:) Motions for laying Accounts and Papers before the House; Withdrawn 
a —Continued. 


5574. Consolidated Fund :—Account of income of and charge upon the Consolidated Fund in the years ending 5 January 1810, 1811 
. and 1812, together with account of War Taxes for the same periods, &amp;c.; uxvir. 16. ? 


5575. Credit, Vote of :—-Particulars of sum of £.1,500 stated in the account of payments out of the Vote of Credit for Ireland in 1809, to 
have been paid to Major Taylor, for extra services ; LXV. 230. 


Criminals :—See infra, 5604. 


5576. Dardanelles :-——Copy of the journal or log book, of Captain Richard Dunn of the Royal George, and copy of documents respecting 
the negociation with the Ottoman Porte, (Addr.); xx111. 336. 


5577. Distillation .:—Accounts of quantity of home-made Spirits on hand with the English Gross: Distillers on 14 June and 5 July 1803; 
Lyv111. 586. 


5578. Drake, William :—Copies of communications made by Captain Bligh late of His Majesty’s ship Director, to Calverley Bewicke, Esq. 


Chairman of the Fund for relief of the wounded in the action of 11 October 1797, relating to the case of Mr. William Drake, late 
of the said ship, (Addr.); Lx11, 272. 


5579. Dublin Paving :=——Account of amount of all taxes and fines respectively collected by the Commissioners for superintending the 
Paving and Lighting of Dublin, pursuant to the powers vested in them by Act 47 Geo. III. ;- ux1Vv, 170. 
East India Company : 
‘ 6581. Copy of letter from the reputed son of the late Nabob of the Carnatic to his agents; tv11. 569. 
5582. Copies or extracts of dispatches and other papers relating to hostilities with the Marhatta Princes or States; 11x. 153, 197- 


5583. Return of amount of specie and bullion exported by the Court of Directors to their different presidencies in India, from September 1797 
to the last exports; LX1. 43. 


5584. Extracts of letters received from Bombay relative to the sum:of Bombay rupees 31,25,944. inserted in the account of their disburse- 
ments; LXI. 59. 


5585. Return of the debts of the Company in India since January 1794 to the latest period; Lx1. 124. 

5586. Lists of all ships navigating under Portuguese or other European colours and American, which have entered inwards and cleared outwards 
from the ports of Calcutta, &amp;c. from the official years 1800-1801 inclusive, to the latest period; ix1. 136. 

5587. That the orders for certain papers relating to the Rajah of Bhurtpore do extend to such parts only as may be disclosed without prejudice 
to the public service; Lx1. 149. 

5588, That returns be made to several orders relating to the Rajah of Bhurtpore forthwith; 1x1. 306. 

5589. Copies of letters written by the Nabobs Wallah Jah or Umdut ul Omrah to the Government of Fort St. George since the treaty of 1792, 


requiring the military aid of the Company to enforce any demand of the said Nabobs on the Polygars or feudatory Chiefs subject to 
their dominion, and of answers thereto; Lx11. 273. 


5591. Account of the Company’s Stock by computation to 1 March 1808; iLx111. 296. 


5592. Account of loans made to the Company, or on their behalf, in India, with the terms and conditions on which the same were made ; 
Lx111. 296. 


5593. Account of profits of the Company on investments from India and China, from 1798-9 to 1806-7 inclusive; Lx111. 296. 
6594. The exposition of the Company’s affairs at-home and abroad, signed by their Secretary, and laid before the Select Committee on East India 
Affairs ; LXIII. 400. 
5595. Copy of memorial of the Court of Directors to the Treasury, dated 3 May 1797, together with the four Appendixes which accompanied 
that document; Lx1v. 387. 


Exchequer, Court of (Scotland): 
. 6596. Account of number of causes which are or have been-since 1707, depending in the Court of Exchequer in Scotland, between subject and 
subject, wherein the. King or His predecessors have not been parties in person or by their Lord Advocate or Solicitor General, 
(Addr.); uxrr. 216. 


5597. Account of number, salary, and duty of the Officers of the said Court, conversant and employed wholly or in part in causes between 
subject and subject, wherein the King is no party; ix11. 216. 


5598. Foreigners in the Army :——-Return of all Foreigners, except such as are born of English parents, holding commissions in the 
Army; Lxvir. 187. 


5599. Four and a Half per Cent Duties :—Account of the Four and Half per Cent Duties from the Leeward Islands, (Addr.); 
LVIt. 165. 


France; French Government : 


5601. The substance of any intelligence received respecting the military preparations carrying on in the ports of France and Holland, at any 
time from 1 May 1802 to 8 March 1803; LVIII. 425. 


5602. Copies of any accounts received from Lord Whitworth respecting the reception of his representations by the French Government on their 
not having withdrawn their troops from the Batavian Republic, (Addr.); Lv1it. 434. See infra, 5645. 


5603. French Funds :—Account of all securities in the French Funds, placed by the Government of France at the disposal of the British 
Government, and not applicable to the claims of British creditors; Lxxv. 79. 


. 5604. Gaols :—Return of number of persons, male or female, committed to the several Gaols in England and Wales for trial, in 1805, 1806, 
1807, and 1808, &amp;c. (Addr.); LxiIv. 351. 


6605. Gibraltar :—Return of amount of revenue collected in Gibraltar, and amount remitted to England in each year from 1800 to 1818, 
(Addr.); txx1v. 622. 


8606. Granite :——Account of all Granite and other Stone purchased by the Navy Board or any other branch of Government, from 1 January 
1816 to 1 January 1819; Lxxiv. 113. 


5607. Guernsey, Island of :—Copy of the commission of inquiry into the jurisprudence of Guernsey, and the Report of the Commission 
thereupon, (Addr.); Lxxrv-596. 


5608. Hamilton, The Reverend John :—Copies of correspondence between the Irish Government and the Reverend John Hamilton, 
a Magistrate of the county of Tipperary, (Addr.); uxx1, 458- 


5609. Highway Trusts :—Return of aggregate length of all Roads under each Trust, the income, expenditure, and interest paid on the debt; 
LXXIII. 422. 


5611. Hone, Mr. :— Account of ome received at the Crown Office from Mr, Hone for copies of informations filed against him by the 
Attorney General; tx x111. 20. 
6612. Income 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) + Tt 















































_ “ACCOUNTS: AND! PAPERS-condinivell. 


Vi (3.) Motions for’ laying Accounts and Papors-before the\ Howies Withdrawh 
z — Continued. 
6612. Inome Tax :——Account of produce of Income Tax to. 5 April 1802; Lvit. 296. - ets 

5613. Ireland (Mails) :—-Copy of memorial from the Marchioness of Downshire to the Treasury, respecting the ‘conveyance of Mails; 


and of memorial respecting the trade in the North of Ireland ; and also of other memorials, &amp;c. relating to th ‘ 
between England and Ireland; uxrv. 389. g to the Northern ‘communication 


5614. Iron :—Estimate of additional expense to be created by salaries to Excise officers, in case the Bill relating to the duties of Customs on 
Iron should be carried into a law; ix1. 260. 


Justice, Courts of : 


5615. Copy of correspondence, during 1820, between the Home Secretary and the Board of Commissioners of the Courts of Justice in Scotland 
in reference to the duration of the said Board; Lxxv. 395. -~ 


6616. Return of the rates of Fees demanded and received in the several superior Courts of Justice, civil and ecclesiastical, in Great Britain and 
Ireland; Lx1x. 175. 


6617. Kin g George the Third :—Copies of Treasury Minutes respecting the private property of his lave Majesty, (Addr:) ;' xxv. an. 


5618. Licences to Foreign Vessels :—-Account of Foreign Vessels admitted under licences into the ports of Liverpool and London 
since 1 January 1810; LXv. 109. 


5619. Licences to export Specie :——Copies of all Licences granted by His Majesty during the present war, to merchants or other 
persons to import in any of His Majesty's ships, Specie from ports of Spanish colonies into any part of this kingdom, the West India 
colonies, or other of His Majesty’s possessions, (Addr.); LXI1I. 113. 


Mails :-—See supra, 5613. 


5621. Marines, Royal :—Copy of letter to the Right honourable Charles Yorke, in 1810, by Colonels Desborough and Tench on the 
appointments and rank of Officers of the Royal Marines; txvit. 111. 


5622. Martinique, Island of :—Number of land forces employed in effecting the late conquest of Martinique, distinguishing the number 
of Europeans from Black Troops; Lx1v. 387. 


5623. Medical Board :—Copies of communications made to the Army Medical Board, from the Medical Staff, relative to the state of the 
sick and wounded of the army lately employed in Portugal and Spain, &amp;c.; Lx1v. 274. 


Military Preparations :—See supra, 5601. 
5624. Militia :—«Copy of general orders issued from the Adjutant General’s Office in Dublin on 19 May 1802, respecting the Militia of 
 Treland; and also, copy of paragraph in the circular letter issued from the War Office on 5 May 1802, (Addr.); tvur. 586. 


5625. Mint.:—Account of augmentations made in the salaries of the officers of the Mint since 24 June 1814, with dates and amount of such 
augmentations ; LX XI. 151. 


Monte Video :—See infra, 5638. 
Museum, British :—See supra, 5565. 
Navy : 
5626. Account of line-of-battle ships and frigates of each rate launched between 1 January 1783 and 31 December 1799; Lx. 246. 


5627. Copy of any account showing the state of or service for which the line-of-battle ships and frigates in commission were fit about June 1804; 
Lx. 260. , 


5628. Copies of correspondence between the Admiralty and Navy Boards from 10 January to 15 May 1804, respecting supplies of timber; 
Lx. 260. ; 


5629. Copy of contract made since 15 May 1804 by the Navy Board with Mr. John Larking, for importation of foreign oak timber ; also 
account of allowances: made to him on the said timber other than are therein expressed, and of sums advanced to him; Lx. 277. 


5631. Number of men drowned belonging to King’s ships since 5 July 1811; ~x1x. 509. 
5632. Return of men belonging to King’s ships lost by boats upsetting since § June 1811; uxxrx. 516. See infra, 5659. 


Pall Mall :—See supra, 5567. 


5633. Parks, The Royal :-—Copy-of Commission issued to the Earl of Yarmouth, John Nash, and Charles Bicknell, Esquires, purporting 
to vest them with certain powers and authorities respecting the Royal Parks; txx. 236. 


5634. Pearse, Messrs. :—Copy of letter from Messrs, Pearse to the Secretary at War, dated 29 June 1808 ; Lx1v. 17. 

5635. Phillimore, Captain :——Copy of Minutes of Court of Inquiry on Captain Phillimore, for punishing Mr. Hancock, Master’s Mate ; 
LXVIII. 354- 

6636. Poor Rates :—Account of all additions made to the Poor Rates; Lxvit. 398. 

Portugal : 

5637. Information relative to the steps taken by the Regency of Portugal for the abolition of the Slave Trade, (Addr.) ; uxvi11. 667. 

5638. Copies of Treaties relative to the cession of Monte Video to Portugal, (Addr.); Lx x11. 173. 

5639. Postmaster General, (Ireland) :—Account of the days on which the Earl Clancarty attended at the Post Office, and-of papers 
signed by him during the time of his holding the office of Postmaster General; Lxx1. 255. 

5641. vice? Purse :—lInformation whether the Keeper of His Majesty’s Privy Purse, and the person appointed by His Majesty, have taken 

e oaths under 51 Geo. III. (Addr.); txvri1. 87. 
5642. Quintin, Colonel :—=Copies of proceedings of Court Martial upon Colonel Quintin of the 10th Hussars, (Addr.); txx.9. See 
supra, 5517. 

5643. Rochefort Squadron :— Copy of Journal, or Log Book, of Captain Richard Dunn, commanding H.M. 8S. Royal George, from 
19 to 23 February 1807, both days inclusive ; LXITI. 304. 

5644. Scotland, Justice of Peace and other Courts :—Account of number of prosecutions in the Courts of Law, Justice of 
Peace Courts, or elsewhere in Scotland; uxx11.136. See supra, 5571. 5596, 5597- 5615. 

Secretary of State : 

5645, ‘Letter from M. Talleyrand to Mr. Secretary Fox, dated Paris, 5 March 1806, (Addr.); Lx11. 24. 

5646. Copies of proclamations received by the Foreign Secretary, since the arrival of the French Army at Madrid, &amp;c. (Addr.); ixrrs- 439: ° 

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V. (3.) Motions for laying Accounts:and Papers before the House,: Withdrawh 

) 7 —Continued, 
Slave Trade: 

_ 5647. Copy of petition to the Prince Regent from Messrs. Brodie, Cook, and Dunbar, convicted of Slave Trading at Sierra Leone; xx. 211. 

‘6648. The titles and dates of any Acts of the Assembly of Jamaica, by which any poll tax on Slaves was imposed, (Addr.); 1xxz, 485. 


§649.. Copy of ory commence regarding the renewal of the Slave Trade on the North West Coast of Africa, (Addr.); Lxxr111. 426, See 
supra, 5037~ 


6651.Taxes :=—Copies of correspondence between.the Commissioners of Taxes and the Commissioners of Assessed Taxes and Property Tax 
Act, within the hundred of Grey Tree in the county of Hereford; txv. 368. 


- §652.Tieinds :==Names and counties, where situate, and number of parishes in Scotland, in which it appears by processes before any com- 


mission for plantation of Kirks: and valuation of Teinds, the Teinds are exhausted, (Addr.) ;’ix1r. 216. Particulars of the 


we Be gay or revenues in.each of the Parishes, in which it appears by such processes the Teinds are exhausted, (Addr.) ; 
Lxi. 276. 





5653. Teneriffe, Island of :——Copies of protests made in Teneriffe in 1818, by the Captain and Crew of the brig Charles of Aberdeen, &amp;c. 
(Addr.); Lxxv. 103. . 


Timber :—=See supra, 5628, 5629. 


5654. Treason :—Copies of lists of witnesses served on the prisoners in the Tower [Watson and others] now under arraignment for High 
Treason ; LXXII. 310. 


5655. Troops on the Continent :-—-Copies of engagements entered into with Foreign Powers for the maintenance and support of any 
British or Foreign Troops on the Continent, (Addr.); txx..7. 


5656. Wellington, Lord Viscount :—Copies of all instructions to Lord Viscount Wellington for the conduct of the Campaign in 
Portugal and Spain; Lxv. 100. 


’ 6657. West India Produce :——Copies or extracts of all letters from all the Governors of West India Colonies, as connected with the 
depreciation of their Produce; Lx1v. 380. 


- 5658.'W estminster :—Annual accounts of the whole income or emoluments of the respective incumbents of the nine parishes in Westminster 
for the last three years (1819); LxxIV. 440. 


| 5659. Widows.of Naval Officers :——Copy of Order in Council relative to the pensions of Widows of Officers in the Navy ; Lx xr. 206. 


5661. Windsor Forest :—Copy of Report of Commissioners regarding Windsor Forest to the Treasury, referring to any agreement for 
inclosures ; LXV. 120. 


5662. York, Duke of :—Return of all income received by the Duke of York sinee 1800 ; Lxxv. 419. 





4. Other Motions relative to Accounts.and Papers, Withdrawn : 


5663. For Return to Orders for Accounts relative to Insolvent Debtors to be made Forthwith; LXXIV. 440. 
5664. For now taking the Papers relating to the affairs of Oude into consideration; LXIII. 91. 


5665. For referring Accounts and Papers to Select Committees ; Minutes of court martial on the Honourable 
Warwick Lake on board the Gladiator ; LXV. 245 :—~«—Account of fees paid at the Privy Council and 
Home Secretary's Offices for Licences to navigate or trade; LXIII. 153 :—&lt;—Copies of memorials of 
Messrs. Simmons and Co. of Liverpool to the Commissioners of Customs of England, and of the Board’s 
order thereon; LXIII. 415. 


5666. For Referring account of the Property Tax in the city of London to the Committee on the London Clergy Bill; 
LXXIV. 456. 


5667. For Printing Accounts and papers; LXII. 68.—LXXIII. 82.—LXxXIV. 335 :—&lt;»—For Reprinting them ; 
LXII. 176, 589 :—«&lt;«—For Discharging orders for printing them ; LXI. 16. 


5668... Respecting the Account of annual duties on malt and pensions ; LXI. 537, 538. 
See Amendments, 1. 21. House, 346. Journals, 8. Speaker, 16. 





Achmuty, Sir Samuel :—See House, 99. Supply Key to Supply. 
Ackland, Brigadier General :—sSee House, 141. 145. 


Actions at Law :—Bills relative to Actions at Law: - 


1. To extend provisions of Act 42 Geo. III. for trying and punishing in Great Britain persons holding public employments for offences 
committed abroad, to all cases of Civil Actions; Ordered; presented; printed; Lx1x. 267. Passed, 287. Not returned from 
the Lords. 


2. To prevent frivolous and vexatious Actions of Assault and Battery in inferior Courts ; Ordered ;. presented ; printed; Lxx111. 236. Recom- 
mitted, 265. Instruction to prevent as much as may be, frivolous and vexatious Actions for slanderous words, 271. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 367. R.A. 377, 


3. To protect spiritual persons from vexatious prosecutions for non-residence, or their taking of farms ; Ordered, iv1. 526, Presented ; 
printed ; 548. Again printed, 595. Re-committed, 615. R. A. 664. To continue said Act and to stay for a time to be limited, 
proceedings in Actions under Act 13 Eliz.; Ordered, ivi1. 558. Presented, 567. R.A. 642. To stay proceedings in Actions 
under Act 43 Geo. III. c. 84, to amend the Laws relating to spiritual person holding farms; Ordered, Lx1x. 40. Presented, 41. 
Printed, 71. Petition of Mr. Wright against, 72. R: A. 102.———To continue said Act ; Ordered ; presented ; printed, Lx1x. 154. 
R. A. 195- To discontinue proceedings in certain Actions already commenced, and to prevent vexatious suits against spiritual 
persons under Act 43 Geo. III, c. 84; Ordered ; presented; printed; Lx1x. 154. Again printed, 178. Petition of Mr. Wright 
against; To lie on the table, 1g. Bill re-committed ; petition of Mr. Wright referred, and counsel ordered ; Bill again printed ; 211. 
Read third time, and further proceedings adjourned, 230. Resumed, and Bill passed, 232. R. A. 279. 











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“168 ACTIONS: AT LAW.—ACTS OF PARLIAMENT. 





Actions at Law:—Bills relative to Actions: at Law— continued. 


4. 'To amend the Law of Ireland respecting the recovery of farms from absconding and defaulting tenants ; Ordered, txx1. 112. Presented ; 

; printed; 163. Bill withdrawn, and another ordered, 235. Presented; printed; 329. Again printed, 365. Lords Amendments 

agreed to, 509-511. R.A. 515» To amend said Act; Ordered, Lxx111. 318. Presented; printed; 331. R.A. 397. 

To extend the benefit of said Acts; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxxv. 229. Lords Amendments agreed to, 400. R. A. 422. 

For enabling landlords. more speedily to recover possession of farms unlawfully held over by tenants; Ordered; presented; 
printed; txxy. 292. Again printed, 339. Re-committed, 380. R.A. 468. 











5. To facilitate proceedings against the Warden of the Fleet Prison in vacation; Ordered, txxr1v. 487. Presented ; printed ; 4gl- 
R. A. 608. ; 


To empower Judges to try civil causes in their own counties in England ; Ordered, rx1v. 292. Presented; printed; 295. R. A. 398. 


7. To allow vied voce verdicts to be returned to the high court and circuit courts of Scotland; Ordered; presented; printed; LxIx. 210. 
R. A. 310. To facilitate the administration of Justice in Scotland by extending trial by jury to civil causes; From the Lords; 
Read ; printed; Lxx,142. Petitions against, 158, 162, 174, 178, 189, 192, 195, 197, 201, 206. Instructions for granting salaries to 
Judges, 167. Passed, with amendments, 218. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, with amendments, 240. Amendments agreed 
to,244. R. A. 266. To amend said Act; From the Lords; txx1v.392. Read; printed; 393. Instruction respecting the 
salaries of Clerks in the Jury Court, and for erecting proper buildings, 418. Petition against, 425. Reported, with amendments, 
433-437. Passed, with amendments, 441-442. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 452. R. A. 458. 


8. To amend Act 45 Geo. III. for appointing Commissioners to enquire into abuses respecting the paving of Dublin, and to suspend pro- 
ceedings in Actions under it ; Ordered, 1x1. 141. Presented ; printed ; 145. Order for second reading, discharged, 269. Not proceeded in. 








9. To amend Act 21 Jac. I. c. 23, for avoiding vexatious delays caused by removing Actions and Suits out of inferior Courts; Ordered, 
LXXIv. 359. Presented; printed; 360. Passed, 464. Not returned from the Lords. 


11. To abolish appeals of murder, felony or mayhem, and wager of joining issue and trial by battle in writs of Right ; Ordered ; presented ; 
printed; Lxx1v.117. Again printed, 130. Petitions against, 173, 256. R.A. 557. 


12. For the alterations of Hilary and Easter Terms; Ordered; presented ; printed; 1xx1v. 588. Second reading put off for three weeks, 606. 


13. To amend Act 38 Geo. III. to regulate the trial of causes in counties, cities and towns ; Ordered, Lx v1. 333. Presented ; printed ; 344. 
Again printed, 393. R.A. 453. : 


| 14. For the more effectual administration of Justice by the issuing of writs of habeas corpus ad testificandum ;. From the Lords, irx. 416. 
Read; printed; 419. Reported, with amendments, 427. Passed, with amendments, 428. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, 431. R.A. 441. 


15. To suspend proceedings in Actions, &amp;c. relating to the woollen manufacture} Ordered, tv11r. 88. Presented, 94. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with amendments, 629. Considered, and further consideration adjourned for three months, 640. Another Bill 
Ordered ; Presented, nv111. 641. R. A. 6go. To continue the said Act; Ordered, Lx. 341. Presented, 346. R.A.376. 
—Ordered, Lx. 361. - Presented; printed; 370. Petition from York, Wilts, Somerset, and Gloucester against,402.. R. A. 452.— 

Ordered, Lx1.91. Presented, 114. R. A. 158.~-Ordered; presented; ux111. 454. R. A. 476. 











Arts of Parliament. 


T.—Bills relative to Acts of Parliament ; 1—4. 
II.—Addresses and Resolutions, relative to Acts of Parliament; 
5—9. | 
I1].—Orders and Incidental Proceedings, relative to Acts of Par- 
liament; 11—295. 








I. Bills relative to Acts of Parliament: 

1. For the more speedy and effectual Recovery of Debts due to His Majesty, his heirs and successors in right of the Crown of the United 
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland ; and for the better Adminstration of Justice within the same; Ordered, Lv1. 476. Presented ; 
printed ; 522. Lords Amendments agreed to, 657, 658. R.A.644. Note. By this Act (41 Geo. IIT. c. go. § 9.) Acts of Parliament, 
as printed Ly the King’s printer, are made evidence in all Courts of Justice. 


2. To remedy the Inconvenience which has arisen, and may arise from the expiration of Acts before the passing of Acts, to continue the 
same; Ordered, Lx111.422. Presented ; printed; 425. R.A. 470. 


3. To declare Acts of Parliament passed since the Union of England and Scotland, not liable to fall into desuetude.from non-observance or 
contrary custom; Ordered, Lxx1v. 402. Presented; printed; 403. Further consideration of Report put off for six months, 542. 


4. To continue such Laws as may expire within a limited period ; Ordered ; presented; txxv..97. Acts 53 Geo. III. c. 102 ; 54 Geo. III. 
c. 23. and 56 Geo. III. c. 102. for the relief of Insolvent Debtors in England, Read; Motion for an Instruction to make provision that 
the Bill do not extend to continue said Acts Negatived, 99. R. A. 104. 


Il. Addresses and Resolutions, relative to Acts of Parliament: 


Addresses ; viz. 
5. .For a printed Copy of the Statutes of Ireland; Lv1. 35. Answer, 50. 


6. For the more speedy and general promulgation of the Statutes of the United Kingdom throughout Great Britain and Ireland; Lv1. 501. 
Answer, 626. 


‘7. For the Prince Regent to issue Instructions to the Governors of all the Colonies subject to the Crown of Great Britain in the West Indies 
and America, that Copies of public Acts may be transmitted to the Secretary of State for the Colonial Department; txvuit. 662. 
Answer, 672. 


8. That effectual Measures be taken to arrange the Matters contained in the Statutes of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, 
and in the Statutes passed in the separate Parliaments of England, Scotland and Ireland, respectively, under distinct and proper Heads ; 
LXXI..475. Answer, 523. 


Resolutions ; viz. 


9. Resolutions communicated from the Lords, relative to the printing and distribution of Private Acts of Parliament ; tv111. 273- Amended 
and agreed to, 281. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 288. 








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12. 


13. 


14, 


15. 


16. 


17. 


18. 


Orders and Incidental Proceedings, relative to Acts of Parliament: 


Acts Read, and Bills ordered ; LVI. 84.—LVII. 28.—LVIII. 19.—LIX. 21. —LX. 27.—LXI. 62,.—LXIII. 45. 
LXIV. 86.—LXV. 25.—LXVI. 94.—LXVII. 90.—LXVIII. 22.—LXIX. 40.—LXX. 31.—LXXI. 56.— 
LXXII. 76.—LXXIII. 13.—LXXIV. 40.—LXXV. 28, &amp;c.—«_—Acts of the same Session Read, . and Bills 
ordered; LVIII. 606—LX. 386.—LXV. 407.—LXVI. 462.—LXVII. 311.—LXVIII. 566.—LX1Ix. 90.— 
LXX. 158, &amp;c.—«—Acts of the Parliament of Ireland Read, and Bills ordered; LVI. 159, 170.— 
LVII. 363.—LXII. 84.—LXV. 137.—LXVII. 171.—LXIX. 100.— LXX. 213.—LXXI. 399.—LXXV. 60, &amp;c. 
—«— (Of the Parliament of Scotland Read, and Bill ordered ; LXII. 76. 

Acts Read, and Motions for ordering in Bills thereupon negatived; LVI. 74.—LX. 123.—LXII. 112.— 
LXIII. 42.—LXVI. 371. —&lt;— Superseded by Orders of the Day; LX. 113. —&lt;«_~— Withdrawn ; 
LXXIV.622.—LXXV. 60. 

Section of Act Read, and Bill ordered ; LXXV. 97.—~&lt;—Act Read, and Resolutions of the House again read, 
and Bill ordered ; LXVII. 351.—&lt;«—Act Read, Motion for Bill to amend the same, The King’s Recom- 
mendation signified, and Bill ordered ; LXIX. 267. 

A Bill of the same Session, which had been agreed to by both Houses, but had not received the Royal 
Assent Read, and Bill ordered. in thereupon ; LXXIV. 614. 

Acts Read, and Instructions given thereon ; LVI. 608.—LVII..17.—LVIII. 89.—LIX. 35.—LX. 137.— 
LXI. 287.—LXV. 318.—LXVII. 42.—LXVIII. 479.—LXIX. 99.—LXXIII. 370.—LXXIV. 453.— 
LXXV. 19.—&lt;- Acts ofthe Parliament of Ireland read, and Instructions giventhereon; LV1.386.—LXV. 252. 
—~&lt;»— Acts Read, and Instructions given to Committees on Bills to make Provision; LXIV. 58, 344.— 
LXVIII. 597.—LXIX. 376.—LXXII. 210, 232, &amp;c.—&lt;m—Acts Read, and Instructions to Committees to 
consider them ; LXII. 49.—LXIII. 42.— LXIV. 38.—L XxX. 314, &amp;c.—&lt;=—And Motions for giving Instruc- 
tions thereupon negatived; LVII. 315.-—LXXV. 99. e 

Acts Read, and Referred to Committees of the whole House; LVII. 225.—LVIII. 82.—LXI. 477.—LXVI. 310.— 
LXVUI. 341.—LXIX. 241.—LXXIII. 240.—LXXV. 120.—&lt;_—-Act Referred to a Committee of the whole 
House, without being read; LXII. 89.—&lt;—Acts Read and Referred to the Committee of Supply; 
LXXV. 340, &amp;c.—«—To the Committee of Ways and Means; LXVII. 247.—LXX. 94, &amp;c.—=—To 
Committee of the whole House on a Bill ; LXIII. 103.—&lt;-—Acts Read, and Motions for leave tobring in 

Bills referred to Committees of the whole House; LVIII. 284.—LIX. 26, 99.—LXII. 133.—&lt;-—Act Read, 
and Motion for referring it to a Committee of the whole House, negatived; LIX. 227. 

Acts Read, and Committees of the whole House appointed to consider them, or parts thereof; LVI. 84.— 
LVII. 8.—LVIII. 78.—LIX. 80.—LX. 25.—LXI. 59.—LXII. 66.—LXIII. 28.—LXIV. 57.—LXV. g1.— 
LXVI. 154.—LXVII. 9.—LXVIII. 14.—LXIX. 7.—LXX. 76.—LXXI. 36.—LXXII. 17.—LXXIII. 75.— 
LXXIV. 131.—LXXV. 15, &amp;c.—m—Of the same Session Read, and Committees of the whole House ap- 
pointed to consider them, or parts thereof; LXV. 314—LXX. 162.—«—And Committees of the whole 
House appointed to consider of various matters ; LXV. 217.—&lt;-—Acts of the Parliament of Ireland Read, 
or parts thereof; LVI. 148.—LVII. 366.—LXX. 206.—LXXII. 294, &amp;c.—&lt;-—Of the Parliament of 
Scotland read ; LXV. 406.——And Committee of the whole House appointed to consider Motion for 
bringing in Bill thereon ; LXII. 133. 

Acts Read, and Select Committees appointed to consider them, or parts thereof; LVI. 357.—LVII. 382.— 
LXII. 53.-—LXV. 108.—LXVIII. 301. —~&lt;-— And Select Committee appointed to examine them ; 
LXXIII. 266.—&lt;.—And Select Committee appointed to inquire into the progress made in carrying them 
into effect; LXV. 136.—&lt;.=—And referred to Select Committees on various subjects; LXVII. 623.— 
LXVIII. 141,—LXXH. 95, &amp;c.—«—Acts Referred to Select Committees without being read ; LXXII. 95. 
—»— Act Read, and Motion for appointing a Committee thereon, negatived ; LXVI. 249. 


19. Acts Read, and orders made thereupon ; LXVIII. 5.—LXIX. 6.—«—Sections of Acts; LXIII. 6.—Lxx. 6.— 


21. 


22. 


23. 


25. 





LXXI. 7.—LXXIIL. 8, &amp;c.—&lt;-— Acts Read, and Accounts or other Papers ordered; LXI. 175.—LXI1I. 260.— 
LXIX. 217.—LXXIII. 411.—~m—Acts Read, and Accounts read, and other Accounts ordered ; LXX. 466. 
—&lt;»— Act Read, and Address thereupon ordered ; LVI. 479.—&lt;—And resolution of the House made 
thereupon; LXVI. 235.—&lt;=—And persons ordered to attend the House; LXV. 105. 

Acts Read, and Motions made thereupon; LXIV. 196.—LXV. 21.—LXIX. 458.—LXxX. 60.—LXXI. 30. 
—« Article in Act of Union Read; LXX. 241.——Acts and Accounts Read, and Motions made 
thereupon; LXX. 263, 466.— «Acts, or sections of Acts, Read, Motion made, and debate adjourned ; 
LIX. 21.—LXVIII. 238.—&lt;-—And superseded by reading other Orders of day; LXI. 76.—«—&lt;Acts 
Read, and Motions thereupon, withdrawn ; LVI. 390.—LVII. 226.— LVIII. 634. 

Acts Read, in considering Bill, previously to Committee on Bills; LVI, 612.—LIX. 181.—LXVI. 239, &amp;c. 
—&lt;»—.And Motion for agreeing with Committee in Amendments, negatived; LVIII. 528.—«—On reports 
being made; LXVIII. 186.—LXIX. 116.—&lt;.—Previous to receiving Reports; LXX. 113, 221. 

Acts Read, and Petitions presented; LXX. 90.—«—After Petition presented, and before Petition ordered 
to lie on the Table; LXXI. 413.—&lt;—Act referred to in a Petition, Read; LIX. 329.—&lt;-—And referred 
to a Committee of the whole House ; LIX. 329. 

Act Read, and Motion for taking it into consideration early in the next Session, negatived; LXVI. 452.——_— 
Acts reported by Committees to have been read; LVI. 24.—LVII 18.—LVIII. 60.—LIX. 21.—LX. 12, &amp;c. 

Acts, and part of Acts, Read in Proceedings of the House ; LVI. 10.—LVIJI. 13.—LVIII. 186.—LIX. 5.— 
LX. 113.—LXI. 129.—LXII. 99.—LXIII. 157.—LXIV. 49.—LXV. 199.—LXVI. 155.—LXVII._128.— 
LXIX. 126.—LXX. 109.—-LXXI. 202.—LXXII. 163.—LXXIII. 180.—LXXIV. 112.—LXXV. 341, &amp;c. 
—&lt;»— Preamble of Act Read ; LXXII. 253.—&lt;Acts of the Parliament of Ireland Read ; LVI. 176.— 
LVIII. 77.—LIX. 25.—-LX. 137.—LXXIII. 20.1—LXXIV. 316, &amp;c.—-=—Acts Read, and Amendments 
proposed to Resolutions; LXVII. 332. —&lt;m— Act read, after Amendment proposed to a question; 
LXV. 431.—&lt;©—Two articles in the Act for the Union between England and Scotland Read; LVII. 524. 
—~&lt;»— Act for the Union between Great Britain and Ireland, Read; LVI. 225.—&lt;_—Certain Articles 
thereof, Read ; LVI. 352.—LVII. 377.—LIX. 29.—LXXI. 370.—LXXV. 198. 


See Accounts and Papers, 34, 5289. Statutes. Supply, 100. Key to Supply, also, 4489. 


Adam, Major General Frederick :—see House, 145. 
Addington, the Right honourable Henry :—See House, 101. Members, 96. Speaker, 2, 3, 13- 
Additional Pay :—See Supply Key to Supply. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) Uu 








170 ADDRESSES. 


Aporesses, 


I. Of Thanks; 1—48. 


1.—For Royal Speeches; 1. 
2.—For Messages; 25. 
3.—For other Communications ; 42. 


II. Of Congratulation; 49—51. 
III. Of Condolence ; 52—55. 
IV. For Accounts and Papers; 56—444. 
V. Relative to other Matters ; 445—539. 
VI. Address to the Queen; 541. 
VII. Upon Motions from Committees ; 542—544. 
VIII. Communicated from one House of Parliament to the other ; 
545—548. oe 
IX. Answers to Addresses of particular import ; 549—567. 
X. Modes of presenting Addresses; 568—573. 
XI. Incidental Proceedings relative to Addresses ; 574—584. 


XII. Questions, and previous Questions, negatived or superseded, 
and Motions withdrawn, relative to Addresses; 585—649. 


1.—Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, relative to Addresses, 585. 
2.— Motions Withdrawn, relative to Addresses, 628. 











I. Of Thanks: 


1. For Royal Speeches, at the Opening of the Session : 

1. In February 1801; Motion for Address; v1.8. Amendment proposed thereto, but not made; Address resolved on; 9. Committee 
appointed to draw up, 10. Reported, 16. Agreed to; To be presented by the whole House; 17. The King appoints to be 
attended, 18. Answer, 19. 

2. In October 1801; Motion for Address; tvi1. 4. Address resolved on, and Committee appointed to draw it up ; Reported ; agreed to; to be 
presented by the whole House; 7. ‘The King appoints to be attended, 8. Answer, 8. 


3. In November 1802; Motion for Address; Lvi11.11. Reported, 18. Agreed to; To be presented by the whole House; 19. The King 
appoints to be attended, 20. Answer, 21. 

4. In November 1803; Motion for Address; 11x.4. Reported; agreed to; to be presented by the whole House; 9. The King appoints 
to be attended, 10. Answer, 10. 

5. In January 1805; Motion for Address; ux.4. Reported; agreed to ; to be presented by the whole House ; 7. The King appoints to be 
attended, 8. Answer, 8. 

6. In January 1806; Motion for Address; yx1.4. Reported, 6. Agreed to; To be presented by the whole House (although the Speech 
was delivered by the Lords Commissioners); 7. The King appoints to be attended, 11. Answer, 11. 

7. In December 1806; Motion for Address; Amendment proposed thereto, but not made; x11. 7. Address resolved on, and Committee 
appointed, g. Reported, 14. Agreed to; To be presented by Privy Councillors ;, 15, Answer, 15. 

8. In June 1807; Motion for Address; Amendment proposed thereto, but not made; ux11. 563. Address-resolved on, and:Committee 
appointed, 564. Reported, 577. Agreed to; To be presented by Privy Councillors; 578. Answer, 604. 

9. In January 1808; Motion for Address; ux111.5. Reported, 14. Agreed to; To be presented by Privy Councillors; 16. Answer 16. 

11. In January 1809; Motion for Address; tx1v.4. Reported, and agreed to; to be presented by Privy Councillors;7. Answer, 8. 

12. In January 1810; Motion for Address; txv.5. Amendment proposed thereto, but not made; Address resolved on; 6. Committee 
appointed, 7. Feported, 11. Amendments proposed on the Report, but not made; Address agreed to; To be presented by Privy 
Councillors; 12. Answer, 15. 

[Note.—On account of the King’s illness, the House met 1st November 1810, according to Prorogatien. The Session was opened 
15th January, and the Regency Bill brought in the same day; LXV1. 35, 36.] 

18. In 1810-11; Speech, declaring further causes for holding a Parliament, Reported, and Address resolved on; 87.. Reported, 89. Agreed 
to; To be presented by Privy Councillors; 90. Regent’s answer, go. 

14. In January 1812; Motion for Address; txvr1. 5. Amendment proposed, by leaving out certain words in order to add other words, 6, 
Question, That the words proposed to be left out stand part; Negatived; 7. Words added; Main Question so amended put, and 
Address resolved on; 8. Committee appointed, 9. Reported, 10. Agreed to; To be presented by Privy Councillors; 11.. Answer, 14. 

15. In November 1812; Motion: for Address; Lxv111.'7. Amendments proposed, but not made, 8. Address resolved on, 9. Committee 
appointed, 10. Amendments proposed, but not made, on bringing up the Report, 13. Agreed to; To be presented by the whole 
House ; 14. The Regent appoints to be attended, 14. Answer, 15. 

16 In November 1813; Motion for Address; ux1x.4. Reported,8. Agreed to; To be presented by the whole House; 9. The Regent 
appoints to be attended, 10. Answer, 10. 

17. In November 1814; Motion for Address; uxx. 4. Reported, 7. A to; To be'presented by the whole House; 8. The Regent 
appoints to be attended, 8. Answer, 8. nine #0 : i 

18. In February 1816; Motion for Address; txx1.4. Amendment proposed, but not made; Address resolved on; 5.. Committee ap- 
pointed, 6. Reported, and agreed to; to be presented by Privy Councillors; 9. Answer, 12. | 

19. In 





1.—For Royal Speeches, at the Opening of the Session—continued. 


19. In January 1817; Motion for Address; txx11.4. Amendment proposed, by leaving out certain words in order to insert others; Debate 
thereon interrupted by a message from the Lords; Debate adjourned; 5. Resumed, and question, That the words proposed to be left 
out, stand part, resolved in the Affirmative ; Main question put ; Address resolved on; and Committee appointed; 10. Reported, 16. 
Agreed to; To be presented by the whole House; 17. The Regent appoints to be attended, 17. Answer, 18. 

In January 1818; Motion for Address; uxx111.4. Reported,8. Agreed to; To be presented by Privy Councillors; 9. Answer, 20. 

In January 1819; Motion for Address; u1xx1v.11. Reported, and agreed to; to be presented by Privy Councillors; 28. Answer, 47. 

In November 1819-20; Motion for Address; Amendment proposed, by adding certain words; Motion for adjourning Debate thereon, 
negatived; and Motion for Adjournment withdrawn; txxv. 4. Debute adjourned, 5. Resumed, 6. Amendment negatived ; 
Main question put ; Address resolved on; and Committee appointed ; 7. Reported, agreed to; to be presented by the whole House ; 9. 
The Regent appoints to be attended, 9. Answer, 10. 


24. In April 1820; Motion for Address; Lxxv.111. Reported, 118. Agreed to nem. con.; To be presented by the whole House; 119. 
The King appoints to be attended, 119. King’s Answer, 120. Address of Thanks for His Answer nem. con. 120. King’s Answer 
thereupon, 149. 


BEE 


2.—For written Messages, from The King, or The Prince Regent,—relative to— 
25. Batavian Republic :——The neutrality of the Batayian Republic ; tvis1. 521. Answer, 535. 


26. Defence of the Kingdom :——-The more effectual Defence of the Kingdom (upon Motion from a Committee); uivitt. 528. 
' Answer, 536. 


France : 
27. The military preparations in the Ports of France and Holland; tvii1.242. Answer, 245. 
28. The termination of the discussions with France; Motion for Address; Amendment proposed, and Debate adjourned; Lvi11. 438. 
Resumed, and Address resolved on ; Committee appointed to prepare it; 444. Reported; Agreed to; to be presented by the whole 
House; 448. The King appoints to be attended, 449. Answer, 451. 


29. The events in France; Motion for Address; Amendment proposed, but not made ; Address resolved on; Lxx.198. Answer, 279. 


30. The events in France; and that his Royal Highness had judged it necessary to enter into engagements with His Majesty’s allies, &amp;c. ; 
Motion for Address; Amendment proposed, and not made, txx. 329. Address of Thanks, and to assure his Royal Highness 
that he may confidently rely on the cordial support of the House in all measures which it may be necessary to adopt against the common 
enemy, resolved on, 330. Answer, 337. 


Hanover :—See infra, 35. 
Holland :—See supra, 27. 
31. Ireland :—The Rebellion in Ireland; tvr1r. 644. Answer, 650. See infra, 32. 


32. Militia :—To calling out the Militia in 1803; xLvitr. 245. Answer, 263. To calling out the Supplementary Militia in 


1803; Lvi1. 448. Answer, 449. ————— The offers of service of the Irish Militia to be employed in Great Britain in 1804; 
tix. 188. Answer, 189. ——— The drawing out and embodying of the Militia in 1815; Lxx. 399. Answer, 409. 





33. Parliament :-—The Dissolution of Parliament; and that the House will adopt such measures as may be indispensably necessary to 
provide for the exigencies of the Public Service; Lxxv.g3. Answer, 97. 

34. Perceval, “Mr. :—The murder of the Right honourable Spencer Perceval, and that the House will make provision for his family ; 
Address resolved, nem. con. ; to be presented by the whole House; txvi1.372. Resolution for Address again read ; Committee ap- 
pointed to draw it up; the Message referred; 376. Address reported, and agreed to, nem. con.; The Prince Regent appoints to be 
attended, 376. Answer, 377. Seeinfra, 563. 


35. Prussia :—The conduct of Prussia in taking possession of Hanover, and excluding the ships and Commodities of this Kingdom from 
ports and countries under her lawful dominion; Lx1. 245. Answer, 259. 


Queen : 
36. The establishment of her late Majesty Queen Charlotte; txx1v.95. Answer, 123. 


37. The arrival of Queen Caroline; Lxxv. 281. 


38. Royal Family :—The marriages of the Royal Family, viz. Of the Princess Charlotte of Wales with the Prince of Cobourg ; tx x1. 195. 


Of the Dukes of Clarence and Cambridge; Lx x111. 239. Answer, 367. Of the Duke of Kent with her Serene 
Highness Mary Louisa Victoria, widow of the late Prince of Leiningen; Lxx111. 335. Answer, 367. 








39. Russian Troops :—The landing of Russian Troops in this Country ; Lxrx. 345. 


40. Seditious Meetings :——Certain dangerous Combinations in the Metropolis and different parts of the Kingdom ; ux x11. 25. Answer, 28. 
—«—— Their continuance; LX XII. 318. ' 


41.State of the Nation :—The state of certain Counties; txv11. 492. Answer, 499. 
Wales, Princess Charlotte of :—See supra, 38. 


3:—For other Communications, from. The King, or The Prince Regent, —relative to— 


42. America :—For laying before the House a copy of the Treaty of Peace with America; Motion for Address; Lxx.205. Amendment 
proposed, but not made, and Address resolved on, 206. Answer, 279. 


France : 

43. For laying before the House acopy ofthe Preliminary articles of Peace between His Majesty and the French Republic; tv11.10. Com- 
mittee appointed to draw up Address, 11. Reported, 12. Agreed to; To be presented by-the whole House; 13. The King appoints 
to be attended, 13. Answer, 13, 

44, For the important and satisfactory communication of the Definitive Treaty of Peace, concluded at Paris on 30th May 1814, with the King 
of France; Committee appointed to draw up Address; copy of Treaty of Peace referred; 1x1x. 408. Address reported, and agreed 
to; to be presented by the whole House; 412. The Regent appoints to be attended, 412. Answer, 412. 

45. For the important and satisfactory communication of the Definitive Treaty of Peace, concluded at Paris on 20th November 1815, with the 
King of France; Amendment proposed by leaving out certain words in order to add others; Debate adjourned; Lxx1. 59. Resumed, 
64. Question, That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the question, resolved in the Affirmative, 64. Main question put, 
and Resolution for Address agreed to, 64,65. Answer, 99. 

46. Members :—For. communicating the reason of certain Members having been put under arrest, viz. Captain Barlow; tvuir. 597. 


Answer, 620, —«=— Major General Burton; trix. 33. Answer, 40.———— Lieutenant General Sir John Murray; uxx. 70. 
Answer, 77. 


47. Peace :—For laying before the House copy of proposals for opening a negociation for Peace, received from the Governments of Russia 
and France; tx1iv.18. Answer, 23. 

48. Russia :—For communicating to the House copy of the Convention entered into with Russia, to which the Kings of Denmark and 
Sweden have declared their readiness to accede; Lvi1.25. Answer, 35- 


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Il. Of Congratulation to The King, or The Prince Regent,—relative to,—viz. 


49. Despard, Colonel :—The detection and failure of an atrocious and treasonable conspiracy directed against His Majesty’s person and 
Government ; Committee appointed to draw it up; Lv1mI. 195. Reported; agreed to; to be presented by the-whole House; 202. The 


King appoints to’be attended, 202. Answer, 204. 
50. King :——On the accession of His Majesty King George the Fourth to the Throne of His Ancestors; and also to convey to His Majesty 


the expression of the deep affliction in which the House has been involved by the death of the late King, nem. con.; txxv. 89. To 
be presented by Privy Councillors in consequence of His Majesty’s indisposition, 90. Answer, 93. 


51. Royal Family ;—On the happy nuptials of the Royal Family, viz. Of the Princess Charlotte Augusta with the Prince of Cobourg; 
LXXI. 340. Answer, 351. Of the Princess Mary with the Duke of Gloucester; uxx11.15. Answer 28. Of the 
Princess Elizabeth with the Hereditary Prince of Hesse Hombourg; txx111. 228. Answer, 248. ——— Of the Duke of Cambridge 
with the Princess of Hesse; Lx x111. 423. 








Il. Of Condolence to The King, or The Prince Regent,—relative to— 
52. Brunswick, Duchess of :——On the death of the Duchess of Brunswick; txvi11. 345. Answer, 350. 
53. Kent, Duke of :—On the death of His Majesty’s Royal Brother the Duke of Kent; rxxv. 90. Answer, 93. 


54. Ring :—To convey to His Majesty King George the Fourth the expression of the deep affliction in which the House has been involved by 

e death of the late King, George the Third, and also to offer their congratulations on His Majesty’s accession to the throne of His 

Ancestors, resolved nem. con.; Lxxv. 8g. ‘To be presented by Privy Councillors in consequence of His Majesty’s indisposition, go. 
Answer, 93- 


65. York, Duchess of :—On the death of her Royal Highness the Duchess of York; 1xxv. 480. 


[Note. Condolence contained in Addresses of Thanks at the opening of Sessions: On the deaths of the Duke of Gloucester; 
LXI. 4. Of the Princess Amelia; txvi. 87. ——— Of the Princess Charlotte; uxxr11. 4. Of 
Her Majesty Queen Charlotte ; tx xiv. 11.] 








IV. For Accounts and Papers,—relative to— 


56. Addresses :—Accounts ot Money issued pursuant to Addresses, and not made good by Parliament; iv1. 28. Answer, 30.—1vu1. 30. 
Answer, 35.--Lv111. 76.—Answer, 79.—1L1x. 38. Answer, 40.—LX. 53. Answer, 55.—Lx1. 165. Answer, 171.— LXIV. 207. 
Answer, 240. Further Accounts; Lvi11. 481. Answer, 483.—LIx. 375. Answer, 377.—LxX. 425. Answer, 433.— 
Lx1. 449. Answer, 465. 


Admiralty, Court of, and Droits of : 
57. Copy Order in Council of Queen Anne, transmitting to Lord High Admural copy of report of Sir Charles Hedges and other Law Officers 
respecting prizes, &amp;c.; Lxv. 105. Answer, 116. 





58. Amount of net proceeds of Droits either paid into the Registrar of the High Court of Admiralty, or received under any commission from 
1793, &amp;c.; Lxv. 390. Answer, 430. 


59. Amount received from Droits, and payments from the same, from 5th January 1810 to §th January 1812; Lxvi1. 47. Answer, 79.—— 
From 5th January 1812 to §th January 1813; Lxvirr.241. Answer, 267. 


61. Sums taken from the fund of Droits and repaid into the same; LXvII. 120. Answer, 128.———_— And afterwards replaced; Lxvit. 408. 
Answer, 410. 

62. Amount of proceeds received from Droits of the Crown and Admiralty since 5th January 1813 ; Lx1x. 132. Answer, 151.—Since 1 January 
1814, with sums paid thereout ; Lxx.15. Answer, 28.—Since 1st January 1814; Lxx1.270. Answer, 2'76.—During the late war, 
and of the snanner in-which the same have been applied since the date of the date of the last account; uxx11.16. Answer, 28.— 
From @ist February 1817; Lxx111.42. Answer, 57. 


63, Summary account of all monies received as Droits of the Crown, and Droits of the Admiralty from 1st February 1793; LXxI11. 42. 
Answer 57. 


Africa : 
64. Copy or extracts of report made to the Earl of Liverpool by the Commissioners of African Enquiry, received 29 July 1811; Lxvu1. 115. 
Answer, 118. 


65. Copy of report of the Commissioners sent out to investigate the state of the Settlements and Forts on the coast of Africa; Lxx1. 429. 
Answer, 445. 


66. Copies of reports of Commodore Sir George Collier while in command on the African Station in 1819, concerning the Colony of Sierra 
Leone; LXxv. 224. Answer, 236. 


67. A inslie, Governor :—Copy Memorial of the Free people of Colour in Grenada, respecting Governor Ainslie ;—Lx1x. 207. Answer, 
235.————Copy of Address of Council and Assembly of Grenada to Governor Ainslie, dated 12 August 1812, and several other 
papers relative to him; Lxx. 302. Answer, 308. ‘Copy of Proclamation issued by Governor Ainslie at Dominica, on 13 October 
1813; Lxx. 299. Answer, 308. Copies of Affidavits relative to Governor Ainslie; Luxx. 344. Answer, 345.———Copy of 
Proclamation of Governor Ainslie on or about May 1814; Lxx. 346. Answer, 393. Account of 615 persons of Colour stated in 
Return of Governor Ainslie, laid before the House, of Maroons executed, killed in the woods, and pardoned, at Dominica; txx. 366. 
Answer, 393: 











America: 

68. Official Copy of Message from the President of the United States to Houses of Congress, on 27th October 1807; ux111. 40. Order for 
presenting Aadress discharged, and another ordered, 49. Answer, 54. 

69. Copy of communications between His Majesty’s Govenment and the United States, relating to the ratification of a treaty; Lx111. 69. 
Answer, 71.————Copy of any Paper transmitted by His Majesty’s Minister in America, purporting to contain a Message from the 
President of the. United States to the Senute and House of Representatives, on 19th February 1807; ux111. 69. Answer, 71. 

Ditto - - - on 18th of December 1807; Lx111. 72. Answer, 76. 





71. Copies or extracts of communications between Government and the Government of United States, since 1st January 1808; Lx1v. 15. 


72. Copies of proceedings of American Government during the present session of Congress, transmitted by His Majesty’s minister to the United 
* States, respecting intercoue and commer ce of said States with other nations; Lx1v. 42. Answer, 46. 


73. Copies of official correspondence between His Majesty's accredited minister to. the United States, touching the affair of the Leopard and 
Chesapeake, during Mr. Rose’s residence in America; Lxiv. 46. Answer, 51. 


74. Copy of letter from Mr. Secretary Canning to Mr. Pinkney, accompanying bis official note of 23 September 1808, and of correspondence 
relating thereto; tx1v. 66. Answer, 79. 


75. Copy of notes passed between His Majesty's minister in America and the Government of the United States, respecting repeal of Orders in 
Council of January and November 1807; tx1v. 362. Answer, 377. 


76. Copies of Mr. Erskine’s dispatches to Mr. Canning, dated the 3d and 4th December 1808, and Mr. Erskine’s letter to Mr. Smith, referring 
to these dispatches, of 14 August 1809; and several other papers relating to America; Lxv. 37. Answer, 45. 
77. Copy 














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IV. For Accounts and Papers—Continued. 


. America—continued. 


17. Copy of dispatch from Mr. Canning to Mr. Pinckney of 27 May 1809, and of dispatch from Mr. Erskine to Mr. Canning of 31 August 1809, 
with enclosures ; and several other papers relating to America; Lxv.67. Answer, 81. 


78.° Copies of petitions addressed to the Regent, by His Majesty’s subjects concerned in the trade of the, United Kingdom, complaining of 
insufficient protection since commencement of hostilities with the United States; txx.68. Answer, 76.———Copies of memorials 
and remonstrances, complaining to same effect, received by Ministers, and of any answers; Lxx.68. Answer, 76. 


79. Copy ofall appointments held by Gibbs Crawfurd Antrobus, Esquire, as Ambassador to the United States; Lxxv.291. Answer, 363. 


$1. American Claims :——Copy of any communication made tothe Foreign Secretary by Mr. Thornton respecting American 
Claims; LXvIi. 170. 


82. Amiens, Treaty of :—Information respecting answer returned to proposal of the Emperor of Russia to accede to 10th article of the 
Treaty of Amiens ; Lv111.447. Answer, 449. 


Army : 
83. Annual Army Estimates ; Lv1. 27. Answer, 30.—LVvII. 10, 187. Answers, 11, 190.—LVIII. 32. Answer, 35.—LIx.13. Answer, 20.— 
Lx. 11. Answer, 12.—Lx1. 14. Answer, 16.—Lx11. 16, 605. Answers, 22, 612.—-Lxx111. 32. Answer, 35.—LXIV. 19. Answer, 23. 
—LXxv. 19. Answer, 45.—LXVI.101 .Answer, 104.—Lxvi1.26. Answer, 27.—LXvVIII.21. Answer, 22.—LX1x.13. Answer, 15. 
—Lxx. 10. Answer, 11.—.Lxx1. 16. Answer, 22.—Lxxil. 34. Answer, 43.—LXxXxtlI. 20. Answer, 25.—LXXIV. 40. 
Answer, 46.—Lxxv. 18, 133. Answers, 23, 139. 


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List of Regimental and Warrant Officers and of Officers of Marines reduced before last war, who are to be on half-pay, for 1801; Lv1. 97. 
Answer, 30. 


85. Account of effective numbers of Regular Fencible Militia and Volunteer Force on 1st January 1793, 1794, 1795, to 1803 inclusive, and 
on ist April 1804; L1x.223. Answer, 335. 


List of all Officers on half pay; 11x. 223. Answer, 335. 


Copies of circular letters addressed by Secretaries of State to Lieutenants of counties respecting Act 44 Geo. III. c. 56; ux. 89. 
Answer, 117. 


$ $6 


Accounts of Sums received from Officers on half-pay on their again coming upon full pay, from January 1795; Lx11. 656. Answer, 713. 
Statement of expense saved to the Public by employment of Officers taken from half pay since 1795; Lx11.656. A. 713.——— 
Account of sums received for Commissions become vacant by death or dismission, or in those cases of promotion in which 
Officers have not been allowed to sell their Commissions or receive full amount of them, from January 1795; Lx11.656. Answer, 713. 





° 


Account of Sums paid for service of the Army in the Peninsula from April 1808 to 24 December 1811 ; Lxvir. 192. Answer, 151.——— 


Account of advances in money, arms, and stores made to the Spanish Government by Great Britain from April 1808 to December 1811; 
LXVII.132. Answer, 151. 


91. Copy of minutes of court martial held on Thomas Stinton, a private in First Regiment of Foot Guards; txx1v.275. Answer, 283. 


92. Return showing distribution of troops stationed in Great Britain and Ireland, and the Islands in the Channel; txx1v. 536. Answer, 596. 
See infra, 398~401. 


93. Asiatic Sailors :—Copies of memorials transmitted to the Home Secretary’s Office from the Society for protection of Asiatic 
Sailors; Luxx. 402. 


Athol, Duke of :—See infra, 275. 


. Austria : 
94. Copies of instructions from the Foreign Secretary to His Majesty’s Ministers at Vienna relative to proposed mediation of Austria, and 
copies of communications received from said Ministers thereupon ; Lx111.72. Answer, 76. 


95. Copy of communication of representations received from the Austrian Government during 1809 relative to the employment of a British 
Force on the Continent; txv. 67. Answer, 81. 


96. Badajos :——Copy of Treaty of Badajos referred to in 7th article of definitive treaty of peace; Lv11.409. Answer 414. 


97. Banishment :——Return of all persons against whom sentence of Banishment from Scotland has been pronounced during each year, since 
1 January 1800; Lxxiv. 560. Answer 596. 


Barracks : 
98. Estimate of charge of Barrack Departments in the United Kingdom, from 25 December 1803 to 24 December 1804; t1x. 26. Answer 67. 


99. For laying before the House at commencement of every Session estimates of expenditure of Barrack Department in Ireland ; Lxv111. 591. 
Answer 599. 


101. Bavaria :—Copies of any article in the treaty of March 1800 between His Majesty and the Elector of Bavaria, relative to Subsidiary 
Corps; txt. 405. Answer 465. 


"102. Bellingham, Mr. :—Copy of Letter from Lord Granville Leveson Gower to Lord Castlereagh, dated 17 May 1812; Lxvi. 387. 
‘Answer 389. 


103. Benefices :—Number and value of all Livings and Benefices with cure of Souls in Scotland and Ireland under £.150. per annum ; 
LXIv.415. Answer 421. 


104. Brazils :—Copies or extracts of dispatches from and to His Majesty’s Envoy Extraordinary at the Brazils during 1814, on the return of 
the Prince Regent of Portugal to Europe; uxx11. 220. Answer 229. 


‘105. Canada :—Copies of Memorials from Upper and Lower Canada and from Nova Scotia, in 1804; x1. 364. Answer 367. 


Cape of Good Hope : 


106. Account of Orders sent to Commanders of His Majesty’s Forces by Sea and Land, relative to the evacuation or retention of the Cape, 
since the signature of the Treaty of Amiens, together with date when dispatches were received in England announcing the retention of 
the Cape; Lv111. 430. Answer 433. 


107. Return of Civil Officers at the Cape, whose Salaries and Emoluments exceed £.150. per annum; LXXv.119. Answer 119. 
108. Copy of Appointment of Henry Ellis, Esquire, to be the Deputy Colonial Secretary at the Cape; uxxv. 138. Answer 149. 


109. Capri :—Copies of dispatches containing the details respecting the Capture of the Isle of Capri by the French Forces; ux1v. 184. 
Answer 197. 


Ceylon : 
111, Saas of Papers received from the Honourable Frederick North, relative to the causes of hostilities between the Government in that 
country and the King of Candy; 11x. 152. Answer 168. 
212. Returns of Revenue, Expenditure and Civil Offices of the Island of Ceylon; Lxx1v, 519. Answer 535. ——— Returns of Revenue 
Expenditure, Civil Offices and Military Staff Officers of Ceylon, Mauritius, the Cape of Good Hope, Malta and Gozo; uxxv. 10. 
Answer 23. - 
118. Chamberlain’s, Lord, Office :—Estimate of Expenses to be incurred in the department of the Lord Chamberlain, for the quarter 
-» ending 5 July 1816; uxx1.303. Answer 313. 
114 Chancery : 
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114. Chancery, Court of :—Copy of List of Fees payable to several Officers of the Court of Chancery, conformable to Report of 


The Lords Commissioners appointed to make a survey of the different Courts in England, Wales and Berwick, as to the Court. of 
Chancery, dated 8th November 1740; Lxx.166. Answer,171. See infra, 172. » “ . 


115. Charitable Donations :—LCopies of all Memorials delivered into the Offices of Clerks of the Peace in England and Wales under Act 
52 George III.; uxx. 150. A. 106. Another Address for same ; LXX11I. 75. Answer, 95. 





116. Charities :—Copy of Report of Commissioners appointed under Acts 58 and 59 Geo. III. for inquiring concerning Charities in England 
and Wales; pxxv.117. A. 119. Copy of the Fourth Report; txxv. 467. Answer, 470. 





117 Chester :—Account of the proceeds arising from the County Palatine of Chester. from April 1812 to April 1814; x7xix. 306. 
Answer, 339- 


118. Chimney Sweepers :—Copy of Report of Surveyor General of Board of Works of experiments made for ascertaining the practicability 
of superseding necessity of employing Climbing Boys in Sweeping Chimneys; Lxx1v. 47. 


Church Establishment : 
119. Copies of Letter from the Home Secretary to Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, dated 18th June 1806, directing him to call upon the Archbishops 
of Ireland for certain Returns respecting the actual situation of the Established Church in their respective provinces; LXII. 357. 


121. Copy of Report of present state of the Established Church in Ireland; txxv. 148. Answer, 149. 


122. Churches :—Account of the number of Faculties for inclosure and erection of Pews in Parochial Churches and Chapels, since 1790; 
LXxv. 174. Answer, 199. See infra, 135, 136, 138. 


123. Cintra :—Copy of Report of Board of General Officers to inquire into the causes that led to the Convention at Cintra; Lx1v. 7. A.17. 


——— Copy of Letter from the Secretary of State to Sir Hugh Dalrymple, expressing His Majesty’s disapprobation of those Articles 
which affected the interests or feelings of the Spanish and Portuguese Nation; tx1v. 46. Answer, 57. 


124. Civil Bill and other Causes, (Ireland) :——Return of number of Indictments, Appeals, Civil Bill Causes and Ejectment 

Causes entered for trial with the Clerks of the Peace in Ireland, from 1786 to 1819; Lxx1v. 318. A. 323.—Lxxv. 23. Answer, 30. 
Civil List : 

125. Accounts of Monies advanced from the Civil List Revenues pursuant to Addresses, and not made good; Lxv. 403. Answer, 430— 
LXvi. 129. Answer, 165.—Lxvit. 26, 458. Answer, 27, 468.—Lxvitl. 582. Answer, 584.—LXIXx. 13, 332. Auswers, 15, 339. 
—.xx. 26, 398. Answers, 28, 409. 

126. Abstract of Account containing Estimate of Annual Charge upon His Majesty’s Civil List Revenue, laid before Parliament on 3d July 1804, 
and Charges upon the said Revenues from the 5th of July 1804 to 5th of July 1811; xxvii. 28. Answer, 29. Account of 
Salaries and Disbursements attending His Majesty’s Establishment at Windsor for one year, ending 5th July 1811, so far as relates to 
the Departments of Lord Chamberlain, Lord Steward, Master of the Horse and Master of the Robes; txvi1.28. Answer, 29. 





127. Account of application of sum voted in Session 1815 for discharging the arrears of the Civil List; txx1.117. Answer, 157. 


128. Account, showing how the sum of £. 200,000, voted in Session 1815 to provide for such expenses of a Civil nature as do not form a part of 
the ordinary charges of the Civil List, has been applied; Lxx1. 197. Answer, 224. ——— Estimates of probable expense in the 
Department of Lord Chamberlain and Lord Steward, with copies of accounts of actual expenditure, transmitted to the Treasury in 
pursuance of a sign manual warrant, dated 14th April 1815 ; Lxx1. 197. Answer, 224. 


Clergy : 


129. Copy of Circular Letter from William Fawkener, Esquire, one of the clerks of Privy Council, dated 6th October 1807, to the Archbishops 
and Bishops of England and Wales, respecting the increased numbers of Non-resident Clergymen in 1806-7, without licence, notification 
or exemption, with answers thereto; LXI1I. 335. Answer, 353. 


131. Account of names of Livings certified to the Governors of Queen Anne’s Bounty, not to exceed the value of £.150. per annum, with 


abstracts of Returns respecting Non-residence, for the years ended 25th March 1808 and 1809, and also abstract of Returns of Livings 
under £.150. per annum; Lxv. 306. Answer, 362. 


132. Account of steps taken by the Governors of Queen Anne’s Bounty towards disposing of the sum of £.100,000, granted in the preceding 
Session, for Relief of the Poor Clergy ; uxv. 306. Answer, 362.—.ixvi. 367. Answer, 369.—Lxvil. 421. Answer, 426.—LXxvVIII. 
555. Answer, 562.—Lx1x. 332. Answer, 339.—LxxX. 372. Answer, 393.—LxXxI. 447. Answer, 466. 


133. For His Majesty to direct the Archbishops and Bishops to annex to their Returns a specification with respect to every Living upon which 
the Incumbent is Non-resident; txv. 504. Answer, §05.—LXVII. 564.—Lxvil1. 670. Answer, 672. 


134. Copy of Returns made by Archbishops or Bishops relative to Residence and Non-residence of the Clergy, for 1810; Lxvi. 450. Answer, 
455-——for 1811; LxviI. 495. Answer, 499. 


135. That there be added to Returns directed to be laid before the House in Session 1811, a specification of the number of places of Divine 
Worship, according to the Church of England, in every Parish containing One ‘Thousand Persons and upwards; LXVII. 79. 
Answer, 88. 

136. Account of Population and capacity of Churches and Chapels in all Benefices wherein the Population consists of Two Thousand and upwards 
and the Churches will not contain one half; ~txx11. 247. Answer, 254. A comparative statement of Population and capacity 
of Churches in Parishes exceeding Four Thousand in Number; txx11. 247. Answer, 254. Abstract of number of Non-resident 
and Resident Incumbents, according to Returns of 1813; Lxx11. 247. Answer, 254.——A like account for 1814; Lx x11. 247. 
Answer, 254.——Abstract of total number of Curates in each Diocese; Lxx11. 247. Answer, 254.——A like Return for 1814; 
Lxx11. 247. Answer, 254.——Abstract of the Number of Resident and Non-resident Incumbents, according to the Irish Diocesan 
Returns for 18'3; Lxx11. 247. Answer 254. 








137. Abstract of number of Benefices in which there is no Clerical residence on account of the want or unfitness of the Parsonage House ; 
Lxx1r. 306. Answer, 322. —— Abstracts of number of Benefices of annual value of £.150 or or upwards, held by spiritual persons 
holding other dignities ; Lxx11. 306. Answer, 322. Abstract of total number of Incumbents in England and Wales according 
to Diocesan Returns for 1806 to 1815; Lxx1I. 410. Answer, 457. 





138, Lists of Rectories, Vicarages, Chapelries, Donatives and Perpetual Curacies in the gift of the Crown; Lxx111.125. Answer, 195. 


139. Copies or abstracts of annual returns made to Privy Council by Archbishops and Bishops of Ireland, of names and description of Eecle- 
siastical persons in their respective Dioceses who have not resided on their Benefices pursuant to Act 48 Geo. III. c. 66, for the years 
1814 to 1818; Lxx1v.349. Answer, 399. 


141. Return of application of grant of Public money to the Poor Clergy of Scotland for 1816, 1817 and 1818; txx1v.580. Answer, 596. 
Coin : 
142. Copy of correspondence in 1802 between the Secretary of State and the Lieutenant Governors of Jersey, Guernsey or Alderney respecting 


Foreign Coin; txvi. 254. Answer, 256. Statement of deficiency in weight of the Coins of this Kingdom as ascertained by 
experiments made at the Mint in 1798; Lxv1.254. Answer, 256. 


143. Memorial of wholesale and retail traders in London and its vicinity, addressed to the Committee of the Privy Council appointed to super- 
intend the current Coin of the United Kingdom; Lx1x. 115. Answer, 151. 


144. Copies of proceedings of the Lords Committees of Privy Council for Coins; uxv. 182. Answer, 197. See infra, 289-296. 
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145.Cold Bath Fields Prison :—Copy of report of Commissioners appointed by His Majesty to inquire into the state and management 
of the Prison; Lx1v. 303. Answer, 328. 


Colonies ; 


146. Return of all Offices in His Majesty’s Colonies, &amp;c. the appointments to which are held immediately from the Crown, or any Public 
Offices in Great Britain; tx1v. 209. Answer, 240. 


147. Copies of all instruments under which appointments in His Majesty’s Colonies have been made; txrx. 168. Answer, 172. —— Copies 
of ditto under which appointments in reversion have made in His Majesty’s Colonies; Lx1x. 188. Answer, 193.——— Copy of 


leave of absence granted by the Governor and Council of Jamaica to Sir Evan Nepean, Baronet, Clerk of the Crown, and to John King, 
Esquire, Naval Officer of the same Island; tx1x. 188. Answer, 193. 


'148. Copies or extracts from such Laws as have been enacted in the Colonies in America or the West Indies relative to the importation of slaves 
since 1788; Lxx. 474. 


149. Substance of every instrument under which any place in the West India Islands or other Colonies is held; 1xx1.63. Answer, gg. 


161. Copies of all laws passed in any British Colonies since 1812 in consequence of Addresses of 22d April 1818 respecting slaves; Lxx1v. 321. 
Answer, 323. , 


152. Comparative list of Civil Establishments of all His Majesty’s Colonies as they were in 1792, in 1800, and in 1818; Lxxtv. 580. 


Answer, 596.—Lxxv. 11. Answer, 23. Compartive list of Military Staff employed in His Majesty’s Colonies as they were in 
1792, in 1800, and in 1818; Lxx1v.580. Answer, 596.—Lxxv.11. Answer, 23. 


Common Pleas, Court of :—See infra, 175. 





Concordat : 


153. Copy of letter from Sir Charles Stewart to Lord Castlereagh, dated 17th October 1812, relating to regulations in Portugal against the 
encroachments of the See of Rome, together with inclosures; Lxv111.494. Answer, 502. 


154. Copy of Concordat between the Court of Portugal and the See of Rome in 1778; uxx11. 468. Answer, 476. 


Constantinople : 
155. Copy of Treaty entered into between His Majesty and the Sublime Porte in January 1799; Lv11. 38. Answer, 42. 


156. Copy of Treaty of defensive alliance between Great Britain and the Ottoman Porte, signed at Constantinople on 5th January 1799 ; Lx111. 68. 
Answer, 71. Copy of dispatch of the Earl of Elgin, His Majesty’s Ambassador Extraordinary, notifying the exchange of 
ratifications of above Treaty; Lx111. 68. Answer, 71. Copies of correspondence between the Principal Secretary of State and 
Mr. Arbuthnot, Ambassador at the Ottoman Porte, relative to the causes of hostilities existing with the Ottoman Porte and connected 
with the expedition to Constantinople; ux111. 68. Answer, 71. 








157. Copies of instructions to His Majesty’s Ministers at the Porte since the commencement of the War with France, with respect to the support 


to be given to Russia in any discusssions between that power and the Turkish Government; Lx111. 78. 


158. Copies of instructions transmitted from Government to Officers serving in the Mediterranean respecting the expeditions to Egypt and the 
Dardanelles; Lx111. 83. Answer, 95. 


159. Cepy of Mr. Arbuthnot’s letter to Mr. Fox of 29th September 1806, (N° 67) in which he describes the facility with which a British Squadron 
might force the passage of the Dardanelles, and reduce the fleet and city of Constantinople; Lx111. 181. Answer, 257. Copy 
of correspondence between Mr. Arbuthnot and Ministers, and between Mr. Arbuthnot and any of His Majesty’s Naval Officer abroad, 
relating to the practicability of passing the Dardanelles and of attacking the Turkish fleet or the city of Constantinople; Lx111. 181. 
A. 257.—~— Copy of Mr. Arbuthnot’s note to the Porte inclosed in his dispatch of 28th August 1806; ux111.181, A. 257.——Dates 
of receipt of dispatches relating to the Porte, of which copies or extracts are presented tothe House; 1x111.181. A. 257.——Copy of 
Lord Howick’s dispatch to Mr. Arbuthnot, dated 13th January 1807; Lxi11.181. Answer, 257. 





Convicts :—See infra, 177-193. 


161. Copenhagen :——Copies of proclamations issued by the Commanders of His Majesty’s Naval and Military forces while before Copenhagen, 
and copies of their communications with the Danish Government, touching the surrender of its fleet on capitulation of the city; Lx111. 
35- Answer, 35. Copies of Articles of Capitulation between His Majesty’s said Commanders and the Danish Officer in Zealand ; 
LXIil. 35. Answer, 35. Copies of dispatches from the Foreign Secretary to His Majesty’s Minister at the Court of Copenhagen in 
December 1806 and January 1807, relative to any invasion or violation of the Danish Territory of Holstein by the Army of France; 
LXIII. 125. Answer, 175. Copies of dispatches from His Majesty's Minister at the Court of Copenhagen to the Foreign 
Secretary in November and December 1806 on the same subject; Lx111. 125. Answer, 175. 











162. Cork County Judicature :——Copies of Memorial from Magistrates of the County to the Lord Lieutenant, on the insufficiency of 
means of internal Judicature, and copy of Lord Lieutenant’s answer; Lxxiv. 318. Answer, 323.—Lxxv. 23. Answer 30. 
-163. Corn :—Copies of Accounts received within the last six months (May 1819.) from Consuls abroad, of prices of Corn, Grain, Meal and 
Flour, and of other articles, the raw produce of agriculture; Lxx1v. 443. Answer, 456. 
Cotton : 


164. Copies of Papers showing proceedings of the Privy Council in Ireland, on the representation made by the Cotton and Woollen 
Manufacturers to the Lord Lieutenant ; also copies of Correspondence on same subject; Lxv1. 161. Answer, 165. 


165. Copies of Memorials presented to the Regent, during 1816 and 1817, on Exportation of Cotton; uxx11. 423. Answer, 457. 


Courts of Justice : 


166. Report of proceedings of Commission under the Great Seal, for examining the Duties, Salaries, and, Emoluments of Officers, Clerks and 
Ministers of Justice, and for reporting what regulations may be fit to be established with tespect to the same; Lx1x. 396. Answer, 450. 


167. Copy of Commission appointing Commissioners to inquire into the state of the Courts of Justice with respect to matters specified in the 
Address of 28th June 1814, and of the Regent’s answer, and an account of proceedings under said Commission; Lxx. 38. Answer, 55. 
See infra, 552. 

168. Copies of Commissions for examining into the state of Courts of Justice of Ireland and Scotland; 1xx. 193. Answer, 197. 


169. Copy of Reports of the Commissioners of Courts of Justice in Ireland; Lxx11. 10.—Lxx111. 164. Answer, 195.——Fifth and Sixth 
Reports; Lxxiv. 28. Answer, 34.-——Seventh Report; txxv. 66. Answer, 69.——Eighth Report; txxv. 246. Answer, 255. 


171. Return of names of all Subordinate Offices in the Courts of Law, held in trust for the several Judges of such Courts; txx11. 122. 
Answer, 145. 
of King’s Bench; 7txx111. 196. Answer, 201. 


173. Copy of Fifth Report of the Commissioners of Courts of Justice in Scotland; Lxx1v. 28. Answer, 34.——-Seventh and Eighth Reports; 
LXXV.91, A. 94.—Lxxv.117. Answer, 119. ) 


172. Copy of Second Report of the Commissioners upon Fees in Courts of Justice in England, respecting the Court of Chancery and the Court 


174. Copy of References made to Judges or Law Officers of the Crown in Scotland of Reports of Commissioners on Courts of Justice in 
» and answers thereto; LXXIV. 570. Answer, 596.—Lxxv.16. Answer, 23. 


: 176. Copy 
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IV. Accounts and Papers—Continued, 


Courts of Justice—continued. 
175. Copy of Report of the Commissioners of Courts of Justice as to the Court of Common Pleas, dated 3d July 1819; txx1v. 628. Answer, 
638.—Lxxv.8. Answer, 9. 


176. Copy of Report of Lord Advocate of Scotland regarding the discontinuance of one of the Barons of the Court of Exchequer in Scotland ; 
LXxv.147. Answer, 149. 


Criminals, Convicts, &amp;c. : 


177. Copies of Returns received by the Home Secretary from the several Gaols in England and Wales of number of Prisoners committed during 
the year 1802; LVIII. 590. Answer, 620. 

178. Returns of number of Persons, male and female, committed to the several Gaols in England and Wales for Trial at the different Assizes 
and Great Sessions, in the years 1800 to 1807 ; Lx111. 475.——In 1805 to 1808; LxIv. 371. Answer, 388.—~In 1805 to 1809; 
Lxv.17. Answer, 45. In 1805 to 1810; txvi. 89. Answer, 91. In 1810; Lxvi. 421. Answer, 436.——In 1810 and 
1811; LxXvII. 91. Answer, 118.——In 1810 and 1811; LXVIII. 130. Answer, 135. In 1810 to 1812; ~Lxviir. 650. - Answer, 
658.——In 1813 and 1814; Lxx. 59. Answar, 60.———During the last seven years; LXXIII, 332. Answer, 333——From 1805 to 
1817; LXXIII. 409. 











179. Returns of number of Persons charged with criminal offences committed to the different Gaols in England and Wales, from 1805 to 
1811; Lxvuir. 91. Answer, 118. 


181. Returns of ditto, committed to the ditferent Gaols in the Cities of London and Westminster, and County of Middlesex, for trial, in 1810 
and 1811; Lxvir.g1. Answer, 118.——In 1810, 1811 and 1812; Lx1x. 291. Answer, 339. In 1813 and 1814; Lxx. 74. 
Answer, 77. In 1813 and 1814; Lxx1I.13. Answer, 22. 


182. Return of ditto committed to the different Gaols within the Hundred of East Brixton in the County of Surrey, 1806-1811; Lxvi1. 91. 
Answer, 118. 








183. Returns of number of Persons committed to the several Gaols in Ireland for trial at the assizes for the County and City of Dublin; In 
1805 to 1811; Lxvir. 504. Answer, 508.—LXVIII. 135. Answer, 135- In 1805 to 1812; Lxvii1. 650. Answer, 658. 
In 1813 and1814; Lxx. 59, Answer, 6o. 








184. Return of Persons, male or female, committed in 1811, 1812, 1813 and 1814, tothe several Gaols in Scotland; till liberated in dué course 
of Law, and afterwards detained in prison for trial before the High Court of Justiciary at Edinburgh ; Lxx. 59. Answer, 60. 


185. Return of Persons, male or female, committed to the Gaol of Newgate for trial at the Old Bailey, in 1813 and 1814; Luxx. 59. 
Answer, 60. 


186. Copy of Letter from Mr. Aaron Graham, to the Home Secretary ; uxx1. 464. Answer, 466. 
187. Abstract of number of Persons capitally convicted, and of those executed, in London and Middlesex, from 1749 to 1817; Lx XIII. 409. 


188. Return of number of Prisoners confined in the different Gaols of England and Wales for trial at the Lent Assizes for 1819; LxxIVv. 295. 
Answer, 309. 


189. Returns of number of Prisoners tried at the Epiphany and Michaelmas General Quarter Sessions, in 1818, in England and Wales; 
Lxxiv. 326. Answer, 344. At the Lent Assizes, in 1819; Lxx1v. 484. Answer, 503.——At the Epiphany Sessions in 1819, 
and Michaelmas Sessions in 1818; txxi1v. 485. Answer, 503. 


191. Returns of number of persons who received sentence of transportation in England and Wales from 1800 to 1807; LXIII. 415.——-From 1805 
to 1808; Lx1v.351. Answer, 388.—Lxv.17. Answer, 45. 


192. Returns of number of persons under sentence of transportation who have in each year since 1780 died in the hulks; ux111. 475. 
——Since 1800; Lxiv.351. Answer 388.—Lxv. 17. Answer, 45. 


193. Returns of number of persons transported as Criminals to New South Wales since the first establishment of the Colony; Lx111. 4'75.— 
LXIV. 351. Answer, 388.—Lxv. 17. Answer, 45. Since August 1809 ; Lxv1. 97. Answer, 104. Since July 1810; LxviI. 91. 
Answer, 118.——Since August 1811; LXxvIrI. 131. Answer, 135.——From 1st January 1816 to ist January 1818; LxxIII. 405. 
Since the Establishment of the Colony to 31st January 1818; uxx1v. 145. Answer, 171. 














194. Crown :—Account of total produce of all Funds at the disposal of the Crown, and usually deemed not to be under the immediate con- 
troul of Parliament, since the accession of Geo. III. distinguishing the monies arising from Droits of Admiralty and Droits of the 
Crown; LXXvV. 94. For the two years ending 5th January 1819 and 1820; Lxxv. 119. Answer, 119. — Account of 
application of same; Lxxv.119. Answer 119. 





195. Crown Debtors :—Return of number of Crown Debtors confined in the several gaols of England; txx1v. 291. Answer, 309. 


196. Crown Lands :—Amount received from rents and profits of Crown Lands for four years ending 5th January 1820; Lxxv. 139. 
Answer, 149. 


197. Danish Ships :——Estimate of sum wanted to satisfy award made by Dr. Swabey and Mr. Griffulhe in consequence of the loss of ‘the 
Ship Dunkirk on the Coast of Denmark ; Lx11.227. Answer, 233. 


198. Debtors :— Account of all persons confined for Debt in gaols of England and Wales; 1x x1. 234. Answer, 276. Account of number 
of persons committed to prison in England, for Debt, from 31 December 1797 to 1 January 1819; Lxxrv. 186. Answer, 206. 





199. Debts, Small :—Accounts of number of persons imprisoned in the different prisons in Scotland, during three years preceding 
31 December 1818, for debts not exceeding certain amounts; txx1v.116. Answer, 123. 


Demerara, &amp;c. : 
201. Copy of capitulations of the colonies of Demerara, Essequibo, Berbice, and Surinam ; Lx1. 207. Answer, 213. 
202. Copy of proclamation issued by Governor Carmichael creating the office of second Fiscal for the united colony of Demerara and Essequibo ; 
Lxx11. 209. Answer, 211.———Copy of instructions handed over to J. Clayton Jennings upon his being sworn into the above office ; 
LXx1I. 209. Answer, 211.——Copy of instructions transmitted by Earl Bathurst to Governor Murray, respecting the duties of that 
office; LXx11. 209. Answer, 211. 


203. Defaulters :—Return of names of treasurers and collectors of public money in the several counties in Ireland, who have made default 
in their collections and payments, from 1 January 1810; Lxx11. 267. Answer, 322. 


204. Denmark :—Copies of such parts of correspondence between the Secretary of State and His Majesty's Minister at the Court of 
St. Petersburgh, as relate to the request of His Imperial Majesty’s mediation for the restoration of peace between His Majesty and the 
Crown of Denmark; Lx111. 28. Answer, 35. 

205. Disease :—=Copies of letters, reports, or information received from the Government of Ireland respecting the state of Disease in the 
different districts of that Country since March 1818 ; Lxx1v.64. Answer, 123. 


206. Disposition of Money :——Account showing how the Monies given for the service of 1800 have been disposed of; Lvi. 27. 
Answer, 30. 


207. Dutch East Indiamen :—Account of proceeds of eight Dutch East Indiamen captured in 1'795 off St. Helena, by His Majesty’s 
ship Sceptre and other ships of the East India Company; Lxxv.77. Answer, 94.——LXXvV. 139. Answer, 149.——Account of 


difference between the gross and net proceeds of ships and cargoes of said eight Dutch East Indiamen; Lxxv. 213. Answer, 236. 
East Indies : 


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East Indies : 


208. Dates of dispatches sent by Government to India communicating His Majesty’s message to Parliament of 8th March 1803; urx. 219. 
Answer, 228. 


209. Copies or extracts of Reports made by the Commissioners of Special Inquiry appointed to inquire into offences committed in the Indian 
Territory ; LXxiIv. 571. Answer, 596. : 


211. Egypt :——Copies of papers relative to the convention for evacuation of Egypt; Lv1.235. Answer, 239. 


212. Elections :—Return of sums paid to Sheriffs or Under Sheriffs at the General Election in 1818 ; txxtv. 321. “Answer, 323.—At the 


General Election in 1820; Lxxv. 305. Answer, 363.—Ditto in Ireland ; txxv.19. Answer, 23,—Lx xv. 309. Answer, 363.——— 
Account of sums charged. by or forthe Sheriffs Bailiffs; uxxv. 305. Answer, 363. 


213. Exchequer :——Return of rate of all fees taken or demanded by any officer in the Pleas Office of Exchequer of Ireland, and similar 
Return from Office of Register of Equity side of Exchequer, and Office of Bankruptcy in Ireland; ux1x. 314. Answer, 339. 


214. Execution :—Account of all writs of Execution lodged in the Sherifis offices in 1813, 1814, and 1815; Lxx1. 73. Answer, 99. 


215. Fee Funds :—Account of all pensions and retired allowances on Fee Funds of the several Public Offices for the year 1819; LxxV. 119. 
Answer, 119. 


Fleet Prison :— See infra, 346. 


216. F orgery :— Accounts of number of persons committed or prosecuted for forging notes of the Bank of England, and for uttering or 
possessing such notes; of persons convicted of forging notes of the Bank of England; of persons prosecuted by the officers of the Mint 
for counterfeiting gold and silver coin of the realm, or for uttering same ; LX XIII. 100. Account of namber of persons prosecuted 
for forging notes of the Bank of England, &amp;c, from 10 April 1818 to 28 January 1819; Lxx1v.44. Answer, 47, 





Four and a Half me Cent Duties : 


217. Account of produce of Four and a half per cent Duties arisen from His Majesty’s colonies of Barbadoes and Leeward Islands, since 
His Majesty’s accession to the Throne, distinguishing each year, with application thereof, and specifying what part thereof in each year 
has been paid into the Exchequer; Lx1v. 209. Answer, 240. 


218. Account of produce arising from Four and a Half per Cent Leeward Island Duties from 1810 to 1814; Lx1x. 275. Answer, 339. 


219. Copy of Act of the Island of Barbadoes in 1663, granting Four and a Half per Cent Duties ; and all other Acts authorizing levying of 
Four and a Half per Cent Duties in the West Indies; Lxxv. 126. Answer, 139.———Copy of any Act of Assembly in Barbadoes since 
1663, or any Act since that period to enable the Crown and Parliament to apply any part of Four and a Half per Cent Duties to other 


than colonial services; Lxxv. 173... Answer, 199. Account of pensions granted in reversion upon Four and a Half per Cent 
Leeward Island Duties from 1800; Lxxv. 224. Answer; 236. 





France : 
221. Copy of any treaty of peace concluded between France and Portugal in 1801; tvr1; 409. Answer, 414. 


222. Account of all representations made to the Government of the French Republic on the subject of any acts of violence offered to vessels or 
property of His Majesty’s subjects, together with answers thereto, from’1 May 1802 to 8 March 1803 ; Lv111. 429. Answer, 433.——— 
Date of receipt by His Majesty’s Government of private instructions addressed to Citizen Fauvelet, at Dublin, by C. M. Talleyrand, 
Minister of Foreign Relations to the French Republic, together with any remonstrances to the French Government relative to same, 
and answers thereto; Lvi1I. 430. Answer, 433.—.——Copies of representations made or dirécted to be made to the Batavian Republic, 
or to the French Government, touching the continuance of French Troops in the Batavian Republic ; tv111. 444. Answer, 445.——_——. 
Copies of orders for removal from this Country of persons stiling themselves Commercial Agents from France; ivi. 456. 
Answer, 464. Copies of communications between His Majesty’s Government and France respecting the mission of such persons ; 
Lv111.456. Answer, 464. Date of order for departure of Citizen Chepy from His Majesty’s dominions ; Lv111. 470. Answer, 479. 








223. Copies-or extracts of such documents as may show what steps were taken by English Ambassadors or Military Commissiorers attending 
the armies in France, or by His Majesty’s Government in this Country, from 31 March to 12 April 1814, to inform the Marquis of 
Wellington of the events in France; Lx1x. 217. Answer, 235. 


224. Copy of treaty concluded at Paris on 11 April 1814, between the Allied Powers and the Emperor Napoleon; Luxx. 193. Answer, 197. 


225. Copy of convention of Paris ; Lxx1.20. Answer, 22.———Copy of agreement made with the Allies respecting the nature and proportions 
of force which is to form Army of Occupation in France; LX x1. 30. 


226. Account of all claims made by British subjects oa the Government of France in pursuance of treaties of 1814 and 1815; LXx1v. 295. 
Answer, 309. 


227. Freeholders :—Copy of roll of Freeholders of every county in Scotland; Lxxv, 237. Answer, 255. 


Game Laws: 
228. Account of number of persons who are in confinement in different gaols of England and Wales for offences against the Game Laws; 
LXxI. 374. Answer, 386.—Since 17 May 1816; Lxx11. 56. Answer, 82. Since. 17: May. 1816, in the different houses of 
correction in England and Wales; txx11. 122. Answer, 145. 





229. Return of number of persons in custody in England and Wales for offences against the Game Laws; Lxxiv. 37. Answer, 46. 


231. . Return of all convictions and sentences for offences against the Game Laws, from 1 January 1819; Lxxv. 205. Resolution for address 
rescinded, and Resolution for another address; 215. Answer, 236. 


Gaols :—See supra, 177-189. 


232. Gauger, Office of :—Copy-of report to His Majesty of Sir Thomas Plumer, when Solicitor General, respecting the Office of Gauger 
at the West India and London Docks; tx1x. 426. . 


233. Genoa :—Copies or extract of any note or representation from the Duke of Campo Chearo, relative to the interpretation to be given to 


Lord William Bentinck’s proclamation, 14 March 1814, and of answers, and several other papers relative to Genoa; Lxx. 225. 
Answer, 226. . 


Gibraltar : 

234. Copies of all communications made by the British officer at Cadiz to the Officer commanding the fortress of Gibraltar, touching certain 
Spanish subjects supposed to have taken refuge there, with account of proceedings of the Officer commanding at Gibraltar thereupon, 
and extracts from correspondence between said Officer and Government ; Lxx. 31. Answer, 60. 

235. Return of number and nature of offices and establishments in the garrison and territories of Gibraltar paid from its revenues; Lxxv. 147. 
Answer, 149. Return of all taxes and duties levied within the fortress and territory of Gibraltar in the years 1800 and 1818; 
Lxxv.147. Answer, 149. Return of total amount of revenues collected in the garrison and territory of Gibraltar, as Crown 
Revenues, from 1760 to 1820; Lxxv. 147. Answer, 149. 








236. Gloucester Gaol :— Copy of report made by the Reverend Robert Halifax, one of the visiting magistrates to Lord Sidmouth, on the 
subject of alledged abuses in said Gaol, with copy of letter of Lord Sidmouth in consequence of such yeport ;,Lxx. 112. Answer, 121. 


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IV. For Accounts and Papers—continued. 


Gold and Silver Coin :—See infra, 289-296. 


237. Grand J ury Laws :—Copies of all memorials presented by citizens of Dublin to Lord Lieutenant, complaining of effects of the Grand 


Jury Laws; txx1v. 181. Answer, 206. Copy of letter from Alderman Warner to Right honourable Charles Grant on the 
subject of building a new gaol, with documents accompanying that letter; Lxx1v. 181. Answer, 206. 


Grenada : 


238, Copy of proclamation issued on the cession of the Leeward Islands and other papers respecting Grenada (upon Motion from a Select 
Committee); LVI. 352. Answer, 378. 


239. Copy of resolution of planters and merchants of Grenada transmitted to Mr. Secretary Dundas on gth January 1793, together with other 
papers; LVI. 40g. Answer, 444.—————Copy of circular letter from Right honourable Henry Dundas to President of Grenada, dated 
2d August 1792, and other papers respecting that island; Lv1. 435. Answer, 444. 





241. Habeas Corpus Suspension Act :—Account of number of persons in confinement in Great Britain under that Act; LX x11. 344- 
Answer, 372. 


242. Hall, Walter :—Copy of any respites, reprieves or pardons, granted by Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to Walter Hall, convicted of murder ; 


LXVII. 512. Answer, 522.——Notes of the judge, taken at the trial; txvir. 512. Answer, 522.——Copy of any reprieve or pardon 
granted by Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to him; with eopies of report of the trial, and other papers; Lxvi1.424. Answer, 426. 


243. Herculaneum Manuscripts :—-Copy of report of Commissioners appointed to superintend the experiment of unrolling the Her- 
culaneum manuscripts; Lxx111.197. Answer, 201. 


244. Highland Improvements :——Copies of surveys and estimates for making Roads and Communications in Scotland; tv1. 528. 
Answer, 541. 


245. High Treason :—Return of all persons arrested, committed, or detained on Treasonable charges in 1817, &amp;c. LX XIII. 102. Answer, 135. 
246. Hoy, Robert :—Copy of proceedings in the case of the King agaitist Robert Hoy; txx11.441. Answer, 457- 
Indian Territory :—See supra, 209. 


247. Inland Navigation, Ireland :——Copy of correspondence between Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and Secretary of State for Home 
Department respecting Inland Navigation in Ireland, from the ist of January 1800; LxIv. 195. Answer, 240. 


Tonian Islands: 


248. Copies of letters of Captains Spranger, Brenton and Crawley to Lord Collingwood, in October 1809, and other papers relating to the Islands 
of Zante, Zephalonia, Ithaca, and Cerigo; rxx1. 178. Answer, 196.——Copy of Lord Collingwood’s instructions to Captain Spranger 
of His Majesty's ship Warrior, respecting the attempt to deliver the Ionian Islands in 1809; Lxx1. 270. 


249. Copy of the political constitution of the United Ionian States, signed at Paris, 5 November 1815; LXXIII.125. Answer, 195- 


251. Return of amount of expense incurred for the Ionian Islands by Great Britain; uxx1v. 619. Answer, 535.——For the last two years; 
LXXV.11. Answer, 23. Abstract of expenses incurred by Great Britain in the Ionian Islands for 1819 ; xxv. 467. Answer, 470. 





262. Jamaica :—Copy of petition from Assembly of Jamaica, presented to the Prince Regent in February 1812; Lxv11. 422, Answer, 426. 


253. J effery, John, Esq. :——Copy of warrant appointing John Jeffery, Esq. to be Consul General to her most faithful Majesty, for her 


dominions in Europe; uxiv. 14. Answer, 17.————Copy of letter from Mr. Secretary Canning to Mr. Jeffery, a member, inclosing his 
appointment as His Majesty’s Consul General in Portugal 3 LXIV. 21. 


Judges :—See infra, 332. 


254. Justice, Administration of :—Account of proceedings of Commissioners under Act 48 Geo. III. respecting Administration of 
Justice in Scotland; txiv. 379. Answer, 388.——Copy of appointment of said Commissioners ; Lx1v. 389. Answer, 394. 


255. Kilmainham Gaol :—cCopies of letters between Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Mr. Justice Daly, and Lord Chief Justice Downes, 
respecting that Gaol; Lx. 222. Answer, 234. 


256. King’s Illness :—Copy of communication by Her Majesty’s Council to the Lord President of the Privy Council, respecting the state 
of His Majesty’s Health; txv1, 245. Answer, 256. Copy of last communication ; rxv1, 461. Answer, 463.——Copies of quarterly 
reports by Her Majesty’s Council to the Lord President of the Privy Council; Lxvi1. 522. Answer, 547. 





257. King’s Bench Prison :—Copy of rules and regulations made by the court of King’s Bench for better management of the Prison, 
since 1 January 1814; Lxx11.12. Answer, 17. 


258. Lancaster Castle :—Copy of calenders of prisoners for trial at the general gaol delivery holden for the county of Lancaster during 
last five years; Lxxi11. 280. Answer, 291. 


259. Lancaster, Duchy of :—Account of net proceeds arising from Duchy of Lancaster and County Palatine of Chester, from April 1812 
to April 1814; uxrx.275. Order for presenting address discharged; 306. 


961. Land Tax :—Statements of proceedings of Commissioners for regulating and confirming sales made for redemption of Land Tax ; 
LvII. 479. Answer, 509.—LvIII. 492. Answer, 545.—LxX. 294. Answer, 370.—Lx1. 388. Answer, 403. 


262. Leeward Islands :—Amelioration Act which passed the General Council and General Assembly. of Leeward Islands in 1799; 
Lx. 326. Answer, 335. 


263. Licences :—=Account of number of Licences recommended by the Lords of Privy Council to be granted by His Majesty to persons 
applying for same, for commercial objects, from commencement of hostilities in May 1803 to 1 November 1807, distinguishing number 
in each month or year; Lx111. 34. Answer, 35.———Copy of proceedings lately had in Privy Council respecting fees or gratuities 
taken in Council Office, for Licences to trade and navigate, and any order made thereupon by His Majesty in Council; Lx111. 256. 
Answer, 276. 


264. Linen Manufactories :—Copies of any Representations made to the Privy Council in 1810, stating the necessity of Duties being 
imposed for protection of Linen Manufactories in Great Britain and Ireland; Lxvii. 408. Answer, 410. 


265. Lisbon :—Copy of a dispatch from Lord Castlereagh to His Majesty’s Minister at Lisbon in 1814, touching expenses of the mission ; 
LXXxu. 85. ; 


266. Louisiana :—Account of any intelligence received by Ministers on the subject of any arrangement which may have taken place respecting 
Louisiana, between French Republic and United States of America; Lv111.430. Answer, 433- 


Lunatics : 
267. Account of number of houses kept for reception of Lunatics in England; ux1x.512. Answer, 520.—In each county; Lx x11. 464. 
Answer, 473.—LXX1v. 181. Answer, 206.—In each city or town which is a county of itself; Lxxi1. 465. Answer, 473. 


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Lunatics—continued. 


268. Abstract of returns from clergy of Scotland, relative to number of Lunatics. in that part of the United Kingdom; xoxxri1. 


Answer, 320. 315- 


269. Return of number of Lunatics confined in the different gaols, hospitals and lunati 1 stu ; ce Oo 
sndles froin Senuales; 2%x2¥. 482. Asie, 08 gaols, hospitals and lunatic asylums, specifying number in each, and distinguishing _ 


270. Mac Quarrie, Governor :——Copy of dispatch of Earl Bathurst to Governor Mac Quarrie, dated 23 November 1812 ; and dispatches 
received in reply; Lxx1.292. Answer, 313. 


271. Madeira :=—~Copies of information received by Government relative to the revenues of Madeira; Lx1v. 346. Answer, 377. 
272. Magistrates :——Copy of table of fees taken by Magistrates and their clerks in the four northern counties; Lxx11. 183. Answer, 192. 


Malta : 


273. Statement of date of Act of the Spanish Government relative to Malta; Lv111. 447. Answer ies of all memori , 
sentations from the inhabitants of the island of Malta; tvitt. 470. ; Answer, 479. Cop orials or repre 


274. Returns of revenue expenditure and civil offices of the islands of Malta and Gozo; uxxrv. 519. Answer, 535. 


275. Man, Isle of :—-Copy of commission or appointment of John Duke of Atholl to the office of governor, dated 14 February 1793; 
Lx.137. Answer, 151. Copy of report of Lords Committee of Privy Council, dated 21 July 1804, upon petitions of the Duke of 
Atholl to His Majesty; Lx. 172. Answer, 175.—-———Copy of Attorney and Solicitor Generals’ opinions respecting Duke of Athell’s 
claim for further compensation for sale of the Isle of Man; ux.176. Answer, 193. Copy of order of Lord’s Committee of Privy 
Council respecting petition of the Duke of Atholl; tx. 176. Answer, 193.————Copy of memorial of Duke of Atholl in answer to 
report of Attorney and Solicitor General; Lx. 176. Answer, 193.———Copy of proceedings before Privy Couneil on petition of Duke 
of Atholl for further compensation for sale of feudal rights of the Isle of Man; Lx.179. Answer, 193. 








276. Manby, Captain :——Copies of several reports on Captain Manby’s experiments; Lx1x. 102. Answer, 105.———=—Copies of instruc- 
tions given for carrying his plan into effect; tx x1. 283. Answer, 313. 


277. Ma rtinique :-—-Copies of proclamations addressed by commanders of His Majesty's forces to inhabitants of Martinique, and of articles 
of capitulation; LXIV. 254. Answer, 25y. 


278. Mary-le-bone Park :=~Account of all sums expended upon crown lands in Mary-le-bone Park from 1811; &amp;%Xxvit. 504. 
Answer, 508. 


279. Mason, St. John :—Copy of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland’s report upon his case; Lxvi1, 399. Answer, 402. 

281. Mauritius :—Returns of revenue expenditure and civil offices of the island of Mauritius ; Lx x1v. 519. Answer, 535. 

282. Maynooth College :——Copies of communications received from Maynooth College, respecting courses of education pursued there ; 
Luxx. 467. Answer, 473- 

283. Members :=&lt;Account of places and offices of profit under the crown in Ireland, held by Members of the House; tv1.97. Answer 391. 

284. Mesne Process :—Returns of number of persons in Dublin liberated by discharges under Mesne Process ; of persons enlarged on bail ; 
and of salaries of gaolers and turnkeys of Prisons in Dublin; Lxx11.430. Answer, 457. 

Militia : : 

285., List of regiments of Irish Militia which have made a voluntary tender of their services to be employed in Great Britain during the war ; 

LIx. 192. Answer, 194. 


286. Account of captains’ commissions in Militia granted in consequence of Act 43 Geo. IIL c.38. to persons not showing qualifications ; 
tix. 216. Answer, 220. 


287. Returns of whole Local Militia force of Great Britain; Lxv11. 83. Answer, 88. 
288. Mills :—-Copies of entries of Mills or Factories made from December 1802 to December 1809, in books kept by clerks of the peace in 
Great Britain and Ireland, according to Act 42 Geo. III.; xv. 156. Answer, 197. 
Mint : 
289. Account of all Gold and Silver coined at the Mint from 1797 to the latest period; txv.109. Answer, 116.—For two years preceding 
1 January 1818; Lxx111. 27. Answer 43. 


291. Account of Gold and Silver imported into the Mint, and the amount of Gold Coins coined from 1797; txv.109. Answer, 116. 
292. Copy of existing Indentures between His Majesty and officers of the Mint, for coinage of Gold and Silver; rxv1. 288. Answer, 292. 
293. Copy of the new Indenture of His Majesty’s Mint; Lxx1. 316. Answer, 351. 

204. Accounts of Silver Coin, of Sovereigns and Half Sovereigns, issued by the Mint; txx111.239. Answer, 246. 


295. Accounts of Gold and Silver Coin issued from the Mint in 1817; Lxx111. 239. Answer, 246.—In 1818; uxx1v.37. Answer, 46. 


296. Account of number of persons prosecuted by officers of the Mint for counterfeiting coin, between 10 April 1818 and 28 January 1819; 
LXXIV. 47- See infra, 382. 


297. Miscellaneous Services :— Estimate of sum wanted for Miscellaneous Services for January, February and March 1802; xvtt. 10. 
Answer, 11.—For the year 1802; tv11. 187. Answer, 190. 


298. Missions :—Account of all Missions and Consulships at foreign courts and ports, setting forth names of persons at present employed, 
date of their appointment, salaries and allowances ; LX XII. 65. Answer, 82. Aecount of Missions and Consulships at foreign 
courts and ports for 1792, 1799 and 1815; Lxx11.65. Answer, 82. 





299. Monies :—Account of Monies sent from this country for the use of His Majesty’s armies abroad, or for foreign allies, from the com- 
mencement of the present war to 1 February 1810; txv. 26. Answer, 45. 


301. Murat, Marshal :==—=Copy of letter addressed by His Majesty’s Ambassador at Paris, the Duke of Wellington, to Count de Blacas in 
January 1815; Lxx. 309. Answer, 316. 


302. Naples :—Account of negotiations between His Majesty’s government and government of Naples, with view to a military co-operation 
in the war against France; txx. 269. Answer, 279. 


303.. Naval Asylum :—Copy of regulations for establishment and government of Royal Naval Asylum ; txIv. 391. Answer, 394. 


304. Naval Revision :—Copies of Reports laid before His Majesty by Commissioners appointed for regulating civil affairs of the Navy ; 
Lx. 449. Answer, 484.—— Second; “1x1. 169. Answer, 171.—— Third; ux1.499- Answer, 643--——— Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, 
Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth ; Lx111.481.—~ xiv. 49. Answer, 79.———Copies of such ofthe Reports as have.been approved 
and ordered to be adopted by the Privy Council ; xx111.72. Answer, 76. 

305. Annual 

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IV. For Accounts and Papers—continued. 
Navy : 


305. . Annual Navy Estimates; 1vr27. Answei, 30.—Lvir. 187- Answer, 190.—— L¥ITI. 32. Answer, 35-— LIX. 13.. Answer, 20.— 
Lx.11. Answer, 12.—Lx1. 14. Answer, 16.—Lx11. 18, 605. Answers, 22, 612,—LXIII. 32. Answer, 35.—LXIV. 19. Answer, 23.— - 
LXV. 19. Answer,.45.—LXVI. 101. Answer, 104.—-LXVII. 26. Answer, 27.—-LX VIII. 21. Answer, 22.—LxIx. 13. Answer, 15.— 
LXx. 10, Answer, 11.—Lxx1.16. Answer, 22.—LXXII. 34. Answer, 43.—LX XIII. 20. Answer, 25.—LXxXIV. 40. Answer, 46.— 
LXxv. 18,133. Answers, 23, 139. 

306. Copies of the several commissions appointing the Lords Conimissioners of the Admiralty and Commissioners of the Navy Board; 
Lvi11. 96. Answer, 99. 


307. Account of number of ships’ of the’ line, fifty-gun ships, frigates, sloops,. bombs, &amp;c. employed in public service, on 31. December 1798, 
1794, 1795, 1796, 1797, 1798, 1799, 1800; 30 September 1801; 31 Decemnber 1802, 1803, and 15 March 1804; LIx. 157. 
Answer, 168: 


308. Copy of commission empowering Sir Charles Middleton and others to act in the Naval Department; Lx. 32. Answer, 37- 
309. _ Copies of instructions to commanders of ships of war, and privateers having letters of marque and reprisals against France and Spain, or the 


United Provinces and Batavian Republic, dated 20 November 1797, 28 March 1798, and 23 September 1803; Lx. 273: 
Answer, 280. 


Negroes : 
311. - Accounts of duties levied in British West India Islands for three yeats preceding 1 January 1804, on importation’ of Negroes — the 
coast of Africa; and of appropriation of said duties ; L1x. 332. Answer, 335. 
312. Copy commission for enlisting Negroes on coast of Africa; Lxv11..550. Answer, 563. 
313. Copy of correspondence relative to sale in the West Indies of Negroes; Lxx: 441. Answer, 444. 


314. Copies of returns annually made by. collectors of Customs in West India Islands, of names, numbers, state and condition of Negroes ; 
Lxxv.385. Answer, 425. See infra, 384-396. 


315. Neutral Commerce :——Substance of information received by government previous to 11 November 1807, showing that French 
decrees against Neutral Commerce had at that period been recently enforced with increased rigour; Lx111. 84. Answer, 95. 


316. New South Wales :—Return from time of establishment of that colony up to 1817, inclusive of annual expenditure attached to 


that colony; Lxx1v. 145. Answer, 171.—&lt;—Copies of annual mnsters of populatién, &amp;e. up to 1817, inclusive ; EXXTV: 145. 
Answer, 171, See supra, 193. 


317. Newfoundland :—Annual returns of fishery and inhabitants, and of exports and imports of the’ Island and its iy gerry for 1810, 
1811, 1812, and 1813; Lx1x. 356. Answer, 477. 


318. Northern Circuit :——Copies of calendar of prisoners committed for trial at assizes in counties of Westmorland, Cumberland, Northum- 


berland and Durham, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, commencing in 1780 and ending 1817; Lxx111.27. Answer, 43.——Of causes 
during said period, as set down in the marshal’s paper, &amp;c.; LXX1II.27. Answer, 43. 


319. Officers, Public :—Copy of representations by Treasury of Ireland to Lord Lieutenant, respecting monies -_ to Public Officers for 
public service in Great Britain, since 1 January 1801; Lix. 230. Answer, 265. 


321. Offices :—Account of Offices or Employments under the Crown created since 5 January 1780, with salaries annexed-thereto; dates of 
first commission, and names of person or persons who possess the same; Lxv.212. Answer, 230. 


Offices in Reversion :—See infra, 334.. 
322. Omdut ul Omrah :—Copy of will of Omdut ul Omrah, late Nabob of the Carnatic; Lv11. 100. 


323. Orders in Council :—Copy of note delivered by Mr. Rist to Lord Howick, relative to Order in Council of January La 1807, ‘and 
answer thereto ; Lx111. 49. Answer, 54. Copy of Order in Council, dated 12 January 1808, for warehousing the cargo of American 
ship “ Temperance ;” with copy of order of Lords of Treasury to Board of Customs thereon ; Lx11I. 170. Answer, 175. Copy of 
Order in Council, dated 13 January 1808, admitting to entry part of cargo, and permitting remainder to be warehoused, of American 
ship “ Ritson ;” with copy of order of Lords of Treasury to Board of Customs thereon ; Lx111. 170. Answer, 175.————C opy of Order 
in Council, dated 18 January 1808, permitting warehousing of cargo of American ship “ Daniel Frederick ;” with copy. of order of 
Lords of Treasury to Board of Customs thereon ; LXIII. 170. ane, 175. Copy of Order in Council,dated 20 January 1808, 
permitting warehousing of cargo of American ship “ Charles ;” with copy of order of Lords of Treasury to Board of Customs thereon ; 
LXIIl. 170. - Answer, 175. Copy of Order in Council, dated 13 February 1808, admitting to entry part of cargo, and permitting 
remainder to be warehoused of American ship “ Union ;” with copy of order of Lords of Treasury thereon ; Lxtr1. 170. Answer, 
175.——=—— Copy of Order in Council, dated 29 December 1807, permitting the landing and warehousing of cargo of American ship 
“ Rebecca ;” with copy of order of Lords of Treasury to Board of Customs thereon ; Lx111.170. Answer, 175. 














$24. Ordnance :—Annual estimates for office of Ordnance; tv1.27. Answer, 30.—Lvit. 10, 187. ‘ Answers, 11, 190.—zvrrz. 32. 
Answer, 35. — LIX. 13. Answer, 20,— LX. 11. Answer, 12.—Lx1.14. .Answer, 16.— Lx11.18, 605. Answers, 22, 612.— 
LX11l. 32. Answer, 35.-—-LxIv..19. . Answer, 23.—Lxv. 19. Answer, 45.—LXxVI. 101. Answer, 104.—LXxvII. 26. Answer, 27.— 
LXVHI. 21. Answer, 22.——-Lx1x.13. Answer, 15.—Lxx.10. Answer, 11.—Lxx1I. 16. Answer, 22.—LxX1I. 34. Answer, 43:— 
LXX11l. 20. Answer, 25.—Lxx1v. 40: Answer, 46.—Lxxv. 18,133. Answers, 23, 139. 


Parga: 
325. Coles. of instructions of General Campbell to Sir Charles Gordon, or any other British officer, respecting assistance to: be. given 
to inhabitants of Parga, against French and Turks in 1814; several other papers respecting occupation of Parga by British Forces in 
1814; Lxxiv. 482. Answer, 503. Copy of deputation of Primate of Parga sent to General Campbell at Zante shortly after 
occupation of Parga by British forces in 1814; Lxxiv. 498. Answer, 503. 


326. Copy of memorial presented by a native of Parga to Secretary of State for Colonies; Lxxv. 372. Answer, 425. 
from dispatches of Sir Thomas Maitland relative to Parga; Lxxv. 372. Answer, 425. 








Copies or extracts 


327. Parochial Registers :——Copies of reports to the Privy Council respecting state of several places in which Parochial ri ge and wills 
proved within the several dioceses of England and Wales are kept; rxv111. 666. Answer, 672. 


328. Passports :—Copy of instructions issued by Lord Viscount Castlereagh to His Majesty’s Ministers, Consuls, Vice-consuls and Agents 
abroad, on subject of Passports; Lxx.128. Answer, 147. 


329. Peace Establishments :——Average number and expense of military and naval establishments maintained in we from the Treaty 
of Utrecht to the American war; Lxx1. 45. Answer, 62. i. 


Pensions : 


331. Account of Pensions charged upon civil government of Scotland; Lv1. 511. Answer, 520. 
by the crown; Lvi..511. Answer, 520. 


332. Copies of warrants for Pensions to Judges of Court of Session, or Barons of Exchequer in Scotland, their wives and children, granted since 
15 June 1786, &amp;c.; Lx. 682. 7 


333. Account of Pensions granted in Great Britain and Ireland since last return, with dates thereof; LXxII. 21, Answer, 28. 
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334. Places in Reversion :—Account of all Places for Life, and of all Patents for stich Places, ‘granted in Reversion ; LVI. 511. 
Answer, 520. 


335. Plymouth Breakwater :—Copy of Order in Council of 22 June 1811, relative to proposed Breakwater in Plymouth’ Sound ; 
txvir.110. Answer, 118. 


336. Poor Returns :—Abstract of Returns made from places within the Bills of Mortality, pursuant to Act 55 Geo. III.; rxxt. 33- 

Answer, 43- 
Portugal : 

337. Copies of instructions to Earl St.Vincent for direction of his conduct at Lisbon, in 1806; also, copies of instructions given on same 
occasion to Earl Rosslyn and to General Simcoe ; tx111. 68. Answer, 71. Copies or extracts of dispatches from Earl Rosslyn, 
giving account of execution of said instructions; Lx111.69. Answer, 71.——-—Copies of dispatches from England to Earl St. Vincent 
and Earl Rosslyn, respeeting sailing of troops destined for Lisbon; Lx111. 69. Answer, '71.——&lt;— Copies of orders recalling Earl 
St. Vincent and Earl Rosslyn; ~x1i1. 69. Answer, 71. 


338. Copy of ee Lieutenant General Lord Viscount Wellington to Earl Liverpool, dated Pero Negro, October 27, 1810; Lxvi. 254. 
Answer, 256. : 


339. Extract of dispatch from Lord Strangford to Lord Castlereagh, dated Rio de Janeifo, 21 June 1814; and copy of dispatches from 
Mr. Canning to Lord Castlereagh, and from Lord Castlereagh to Mr. Canning; Lxx11. 138. Answer, 145. 





341. Copies of communication between 1 May and 1 August 1814, from the Portuguese Ambassador, touching return of the Prince Regent of 
Portugal from the Brazils; Lxx1I. 205. Answer, 211. 


342. Portuguese Troops :~—Estimate of expense incurred for maintenance of a body of Portuguese Troops, not excéeding 30,000; with 
account of number of such Troops, and expense already incurred for such service; Lxv. 114. Answer, 116, 


Prisoners of War: 

343. Annual estimates for Prisoners of War in health, and for sick Prisoners of War; Lv1.27. Answer, 30.—Lv1it. 187. Answer, 190.— 
LIX. 22, Answer, 22.—Lx.11. Answer, 12.—LxI. 14. Answer, 16.—.x11. 18, 605. Answers, 22, 612.—Lx111. 32. Answer, 35.— 
LXIv.19. Answer, 23.—Lxv. 19. Answer, 45.—LXVI. 101. Answer, 104.—LxviI. 26. Answer, 2'7.—LXxvitI. 22. Answer, 22.— 
LXIX.13. Answer, 15.—LxXX.10, Answer, 11.—Lxxr. 16. Answer, 22. 

344. Copies or extracts of communications in 1810, between Government and France, respecting the exchange of Prisoners of War: 
uxvi. 426. Answer, 496. P 


Prisons : 
345. Copy of report of Commissioners appointed to inquire into and inspect condition of State Prisons, &amp;c. in Ireland ; tx1v. 314. Answer, 328. 


346. Copy of report of Commissioners appointed to inquire into state and condition of the Fleet and Marshalsea Prisons ; 1x x11. 12. Answer, 17. 


347. Privy Purse, Keeper of Information whether Keeper, and person appointed by Her Majesty, have respectively taken oath pre- 
scribed by Act 51 Geo. III. and when said oath was taken; LXVIII.g9. Answer, 101. 


348. Prussia :—Copy of Conventions between His Majesty and King of Prussia, signed at London, 30 September 1813; Lx1rx.11. Answer, 15. 


Public Records :—See infra, 351. 


349. Recognizances :—Account of the number of Recognizances entered into before Justices in the four Northern Counties ; uxxrr. 183. 
Answer, 192. 


351. Records of Ireland :——Copies of Reports made by Commissioners of Public Records in Ireland; txvurr. 658. Answer, 663.— 


Fourth Report; .x1x. 505. Answer, 512.—Fifth; Lxx.342. Answer, 345.—Sixth; uxx1. 494. Answer, 5292.—Sj 
Seventh; LxXxrir.117. Answer, 195-—Eighth ; Lxxtv.619. Answer, 638.—Ninth and Tenth ; oS vi a. hati, ‘ee m 


352. Red River Settlement :-—Copies or extracts of official communications between Secretary of State and provincial government of 
Upper or Lower Canada, relative to destruction of Settlement on the Red River; uxx1v. 571. Answer, 596. 


Regent’s Park :—See supra, 278. 
Revenues of the Crown :—See supra, 194. 


Roman: Catholics: 
354. Returns made to Privy Council of names of Roman Catholics who have within last ten years taken oaths and made delaration contained 
in Act 31 George III.; uxvi11. 221. Answer, 222. 


355. Copies of papers and correspondence in the office of Colonial Secretary of State, relating to exercise of Roman Catholic Religion in the 
province of Lower Canada, from 17 May 1763 to g March 1813; Lxvit1.494. Answer, 502. ——— Copies or extracts of correspon- 
dence or minutes of proceedings of ministers relating to appointment of Roman Catholic Bishops in Malta and Saint Domingo subsequent 
to conquest of those islands; Lxvrit. 494. Answer, 502. Extracts from His Majesty’s Commission to the Governor of Jamaica ; 
LXVIII. 494. Answer, 502. Copy of proclamation of Governor of Bombay, dated 2 August 1791, relating to exercise of Roman 
Catholic Religion; uxvi11. 494. Answer, 502.—«—Extract of constitution of Corsica ratified by His Majesty in the year 1794; title 
Articles 1, 2, 3, treating of religion; Lxv1II. 494. Answer, 502. 








356. Copy of manifesto of Spanish Regency, relating to the conduct of the Archbishop of Nicea, the papal nuncio; Lxviri. 506. Answer ‘ 
Extracts of code of general law for Prussian States, relating to Roman Catholic Church; LXvitt. 506. Answer, 509. i 


357. Extracts of instructions under sign manual to Sir George Prevost, relating to state of Romon Catholic Religion in Canada; paragraphs 42 
and 43, dated October 1811; LXvIII. 633- Answer, 648. 


358. Copy of proclamation by Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council of Ireland, for suppression of an: assembly.under denomination of the Catholic 
Board, dated 3 June 1814; Lxrx. 337. Answer, 339. 

359. Copy of resolutions of Roman Catholic Prelates assembled at Dublin on the 17th, 18th and 19th January 1799, transmitted to Chief 
Secretary of Ireland; tx1x. 437. Answer, 452.—Lxx.26. Answer, 28.——— Copy resolutions of Roman. Catholic Prelates at 
Dublin of 28 January 1799, transmitted to Chief Secretary of Ireland; txrx. 438. Answer, 452.—Lxx. 26. Answer, 28. 
Copy letter from Monseigneur Quarantotti to Dr. Poynter of 16 February 1814, transmitted to Secretary of State for foreign depart- 
ment; Lxrx. 438. Answer, 452.—Lxx. 26. Answer, 28. 








361. Copy of result of proceedings of Congress of Ems; txx. 393. Answer, 409. ——— Copy of ecclesiastical regulations of Tuscan Govern- 
ment ; Lxx. 393. Answer, 409.———Copy of Constitution of Pius VII. for restoration of Order of Jesuits, dated 7 Ides, August 1814 ; 
Lxx. 393- Answer, 409. 

362. Copies or extracts of such further papers as relate to regulation of Roman Catholics in foreign states in ecclesiastical matters, transmitted 
to the Secretary of State for foreign affairs; Lx x1. 427. 

363. Copies or extracts of such dispatches as relate to ordinances or regulations affecting civil and political condition of subjects not professing 
established religion of the state; LXxII. 191. Answer, 194.—&lt;— Copies or extracts of such dispatches from the King’s Ministers 
accredited to foreign states received since 20 July 1816, at secretary's uf state’s office for foreign affairs, respecting. appointment of pre- 
lates of Roman Communion, &amp;c.; LXX1I.191. Answer, 194. 


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364. Royal Burghs of Scotland :—Return of number of Royal Burghs in Scotland which have lost power of electing their council, 
specifying from what causes each Burgh lost that power, since 1685 to present time; Lxxv. 377. Answer, 425. 


_. Russia: 

365. Copy of assurances given to Courts of Petersburgh and Stockholm, after commencement of Prussian war, with respect to any military 
co-operation or diversion on continent of Europe; and answer thereto; Lx111.72. Answer, 76.—&lt;——Substance of representations 
by the Russian Minister at this court, or frem His Majesty’s Ambassador at St. Petersburgh, with respect to military co-operation 
or diversions on Continent ; and answers thereto; Lx111. 72. Answer, 76. Copy of note transmitted by Mr. Stuart from Russian 
Government, relative to negotiation of a loan in England; tx111. 72. Answer, 76. Copy of note from Baron de Nicoley te Lord 
Howick, dated 6 November 1806 ; and answer thereto; Lx111. 72. Answer, 76.———Copy of dispatch ftom Lord Howick to Marquis 
Douglas, dated 13 January 1807; Lx111.72. Answer, 76. 








366. Copy of declaration (termed an Unilateral Article) delivered in by Court of St. Petersburgh to His Majesty’s Ambassador at that Court, on 
11 April 1805, after signature of treaty between Great Britain and Russia on that day ; and extracts of such parts of correspondence of 
His Majesty’s Ambassador at Court of St. Petersburgh and His Majesty’s principal Secretary of State for foreign affairs, as relate to 
the matter of said declaration ; Lx111. 253. Answer, 257. 


367. Copy of conventions between His Majesty and Emperor of Rassia, signed at London, 30 September 1813; LxX1x.11. Answer, 15. 


368. Copy of confidential memorandum, delivered on part of British Government to Count Woronzow, in January 1805; Lxx. 278. 
nswer, 279. 


369 Ryan Patrick :—Dates of report of recorder of London to the Regent on case of Patrick Ryan, otherwise Brown, lately convicted of 


highway robbery, and of warrant of execution; also date of indictment of Mary Ryan for aiding in an attempt to procure his escape; 
Lxxu. 246. Answer, 254. 


$71. Scheldt, Expedition to :—Copies of all instructions given by Earl Chatham and Sir Richard Strachan to General or Flag 
Officers employed by them on detached services during late expedition to the Scheldt, and Reports of officers thereon; Lxv. 38. 
Answer, 45+ Date of receipt of Mr. Bathurst’s dispatch of 15 September last; txv. 38. Answer, 45. Copies of all reports, 
memoranda, &amp;c, submitted to His Majesty by Earl Chatham, relating to the late Expedition to the Scheldt; Lxv. 123. Answer, 128. 
See infra, 565. Copy of letter from Lord Castlereagh to Earl Chatham of 21 August 1809, with inclosures; Lxv. 167. 
Answer, 197. 











372. Sederunt, Act of :—Copies of Act Sederunt of 1 August 1789, relative to Fees of Lords Clerks; txx. 227.. Answer, 238.—— 
Address for the Return to be made forthwith; Lxx.319. Answer, 338. , 


‘373. Septinsular Republic :—Copy of Treaty concluded between Russia and Turkey in March 1800, respecting the Septinsular Republic ; 
LXXIV. 527. . Answer, §35- 


374. Services :—Accounts of Services incurred and not provided for by Parliament; Lv1.27. Answer, 30.—LVIII. 32. Answer, 35.— 
LIX. 13. Answer, 20.—Lx. 11. Answer, 12.—Lx1.14. Answer, 16.—Lx1t. 18, 605. Answers, 22, 612.—Lx111. 32. Answer, 35. 
—-LxIv. 19. Answer, 23-——LXv. 19. Answer, 45.—LXVI. 101. Answer, 104.—LXVII. 26. Answer, 27.—Lxvill.21. An- 
swer, 22.—LXIX. 13. Amswer, 15.—LXx.10. Answer, 11.—.Lxx1. 16. Answer, 22,—Lx x11. 34. Answer, 43.—LxxI1II. 20. 
Answer, 25.—LXXxIv. 40. Answer, 46.—Lxxv. 18, 133. Answers, 23, 139. 


Session, Court. af :— 
375. Copy Act of Lords of Session, dated § March 1789, appointing all papers presented to the Court to be signed by Lawyers; tx1x. 306, 
Answer, 339. Copy Act of Lords of Council and Sessions, dated 7 March 1810, regulating Fees payable to Keepers of Inner 
House Rolls ;. rx1x, 306. . Answer 339. 





376. Account of Fees and Dyes paid or payable in Court.of Session to Clerks of Ordinary Judges, from institution of College of Justice to. 
1 August 1789; Lxx.227. Answer, 238. 
Sheriffs : ; 
377. Copies of appointments of Sheriffs Depute of counties of Sutherland, Clackmanan, and Kinross, and warrant granting a pension to Lord 
Cullen, one of the Senators of College of Justice; Lx11.614. Answer, 645. 


378. Return of Fees paid by Sheriffs of England and Wales, and manner in which they are appropriated, Lx x1. 368. Answer, 386. 


379. Sicily :—Copies of instructions to Lord William Bentinck in 1810, 1811, 1812 and 1813, touching his conduct with respect to British. 
and Auxiliary forces in Sicily, Lxx, 213. . Answer, 226. 


381. Sidmouth, Viscount :—Copy of circular letter from Lord Sidmouth to Lieutenants of counties in England and Wales; 1xx11, 284. 
Answer. 289. 
Silver : 
382. Account of Siiver imported into the Mint, and amount coined from 18 March 1797 to 31 December 1803; 11x. 338. Answer, 362. 


383. Account of Silver Monies exchanged under Proclamations of 12 February and 1 March 1817; Lxx11. 441. Answer, 451. 


- erase A 
_of expenses incurred in the Silver Coinage, and in the distribution and exchange thereof; Lxx11. 441. Answer, 451. — 





Slaves and Slave Trade: , 
384. Copies of correspondence between the Secretaries of State and Governors or other Civil Authorities in the West Indies respecting the 
Slave Trade; 11x. 79. Answer, 168.———— Copies of further correspondence between Secretaries of State and Governors or other 
Civil Authorities in the West Indies respecting the Slave Trade; Lx.40. Answer, 55. —— Copies of further correspondence 
between Secretary of State and Governors or other Civil Authorities in the West Indies, in addition to papers laid before the House ; 
Lxut.137. Answer, 142. 





385. Account of duties levied in British West India Islands for three years preceding 1 January 1804, on importation of Negroes from the coast 
of Africa and of appropriation of said duties; Lix.332. Answer, 335. 


386. Copy of Order in Council, dated 15 August 1805, prohibiting importation of Slaves into certain Colonies in America and the West Indies : 
Lx1. 187. Answer, 191. - . 


387. Copies of communications by the Secretary of State to the Ministers of Foreign Powers residing at the Court of London, relative to 
Abolition of the Slave Trade; txv. 166. Answer, 197.———Copies of all communications from the Secretary of State to His 
Majesty’s Ministers resident at Sweden; txv. 166. Answer 197.———Ditto, resident at the Court of his Most Faithful Majesty ; 
Lxv. 166. Answer 197. Ditto, resident near the Supreme Junta of Spain; txv. 166. Answer, 197. 





388. Copy of correspondence of Principal Secretary of State with Governor Elliott of the Leeward Islands, respecting case of The King and Hug- 
gins, at Nevis; Lxv1. 357. Answer, 369.————Copies of correspondence between. Earl Liverpool and Governor Elliott, respecting trial 
and execution of Mr. Hodge, for murder of a Negro Slave ; Lxv1. 449. Answer, 455.————Copies of three letters to Governor Elliott, 
by Messieurs Garnete, Weeks and Peterson, and transmitted by him to Earl Liverpool; txvi1. 84. Answer, 88. 


389.. Copies of communications from Governor of Cape of Good Hope, and from Governors of Islands of Bourbon and Mauritius, so far as they 
relate to the Slave Trade ; Lxviu1. 27, Answer, 35. 


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IV. For Accounts and Papers—continued. 


Slaves and Slave Trade—continued. 
391. Title and dates of any Acts of Assembly of Jamaica, transmitted for His Majesty’s approbation, by which any Poll Tax on ace | was 


imposed, for 1808, 1809; 1810, 1811, and 1812; rxx1. 486. Answer, 523.———Further proceedings of House of Assembly in 
Jamaica, relative to Bill introduced into the House of Commons for preventing unlawful importation of Slaves; .txxz1. 486. 
Answer, 523. 


392. Return of all Vessels carrying Slaves which have been captured off the Mauritius and Madagascar Islands; Lxx11. 477. 


393. Copies of all laws passed in any British Colonies since 1812, respecting condition and treatment of Slaves ; 1xx111. 278. Answer, 291. 


—————Copies or extracts of accounts from any British Colonies, since 1807, showing increase and decrease of number of Slaves ; 
Lxx111. 278. Answer, 291.—LxxIv. 607. Answer, 619. Copies or extracts of all Acts passed in furtherance of objects of 
Address of the House of June 19th, 1816; Lxx111. 278. Answer 291.———Copies of all executive and judicial proceedings held in 
any of said Colonies, connected with or in furtherance of the objects of the said Address ; Lxx111. 278. Answer, 291.—Lxx1Vv. 607. 
Answer, 619. Copies or extracts of all dispatches, letters and papers in Secretary of State’s Office, which in any manner relate to 
cases of John Baptiste, Louis Binningham and others, against whom bills of indictment were preferred by Attorney General for the 
Island of Dominica; Lxx111. 278. Answer, 291.———Copies or extracts of all dispatches, letters and papers, in Secretary of State’s 
office, which in any manner relate to case of Edward Huggins, in the Island of Nevis, for cruelty to Slaves; Lxxu11. 278. 
Answer, 291. 








394. Copy of opinion of Attorney General of the Island of Dominica, in March 1817, upon power of the Governor to pardon Slaves ; tx x111. 364. 


Answer, 367. 


395. Copy of correspondence between Governor of the Island of Saint Christopher and Secretary of State, relative to trial of the Reverend 


Henry Rawlins for murder ; LXX11I. 375. Answer, 392. 


396. Copies of all appointments of Commissioners to carry into execution treaties with Portugal, Spain, and the Netherlands, dated 28 July 


and 23 September 1817, and 4 May 1818, for more complete Abolition of Slave Trade, and of instructions for carrying same into effect ; 
LXXIV.147. Answer, 171. 


Spain : 


397. Copies or extracts of all letters from His Majesty’s Minister at the Court of Madrid, respecting any demand of succours from Spain, made 


by France, in July 1803, and fourteen other addresses for several other papers, relative to discussion with Spain; Lx. 22-3. Answer, 28. 
Copy of instructions from the Admiraity, in March 1804, to Sir John Thomas Duckworth or other Naval Officers commanding 
in the West Indies, respecting ships of neutral nations, and particularly those of Spain; Lx. 36, Answer, 3'7.——Return of number 
of Spanish Prisoners in this kingdom, and copy of any order issued respecting restitution of private property of any Spanish Prisoners ; 
Lx.68. Answer, 92. 





398. Returns of number of Officers, &amp;c. of every battalion or corps of Infantry embarked from any port of Great Britain or Ireland, or embarked 


or sent from Gibraltar to Portugal or Spain in 1808, &amp;c.; of number of said Officers, &amp;c. which have been already re landed, not 
disabled for service, in any port of Great Britain or Ireland, or which have been detached upon any other service; Lxiv. 28. 
Answer, 42.————Similar return of every regiment or corps of Cavalry, with number of horses; txiv. 28. Answer, 42.——— 
Similar return of Officers, &amp;c. in Artillery, &amp;c.; tx1v. 28. Answer, 42. Similar return of whole Staff of the Army in Spain 
and Portugal, and expense thereof; Lxrv. 28. Answer, 42. Return of number and tonnage of Transports employed in service 
of Government, for transportation of the Army, &amp;c. in 1808; Lxiv. 28. Answer 42.——~ Return, distinguishing all sums and other 
succours sent from this country to Spain and Portugal, from 1 May 1808 to present time, &amp;c.; tx1v. 28. Answer, 42.——— 
Return of all regimental Baggage, &amp;c. lost or taken by enemy during late campaign in Spain and Portugal; xiv. 28. Answer, 42. 
Copies of, or extracts from, instructions to Commanders or other Officers of forces in Spain and Portugal, in 1808; tx1v. 28. 
Answer, 4°. 











399. Copy of correspondence between Lord Castlereagh and Sir Arthur Wellesley, or between Lord Castlereagh and any public offices in Ireland, 


relating to composition or equipment of force under Sir Arthur Wellesley; Lx1v. 31. Answer, 42. Copies of any orders from 
Government in Ireland to Commissary General in Ireland, relating to expedition under command of Sir Arthur Wellesley ; LXIV. 31. 
Answer, 42.——Copy of correspondence from Government in Great Britain to Government in Ireland, relating to equipment of said 
expedition; LXIv. 31. Answer 42. 





401. Copies or extracts of all letters from Mr. Frere and Mr. Stuart to Sir John Moore or Sir David Baird, respecting movements or operations 


403. 


405. 


407. 


411. 





of British Army in Spain, &amp;c.; tx1v. 191. Answer, 197. Copy or extract of letter from Mr. Secretary Canning to Mr. Frere, 
referred to in Lord Castlereagh’s letter to Sir John Moore, of 2 November 1808 ; Lx1v.191. Answer, 197.———Copy or extract of 
dispatch from Mr. Stuart to Mr. Secretary Canning, respecting delays in dis-embarkation of British ‘Troops at Corunna, referred to in 
Lord Wm. Bentinck’s letter to Lord Castlereagh, of 18 October 1808; Uxi1v. 191. Answer, 197.———Copy or extract of letter from 
General Broderick to Lord Castlereagh from Corunna, referred to in his letter to Lord Castlereagh of 10 September 1808; Lx1v. 191. 
Answer, 197. Statement of dates on which above dispatches and letters relative to campaign in Spain and Portugal, now before the 
House, were severally received by persons to whom they were addressed, as far as same can be made out; LxIv.191. Answer, 197, 
———Copy or extract of letter from Lieutenant-General Sir John Moore to Lord Castlereagh, 13 January 1809, referred to in Lord 
Castlereagh’s dispatch of 21 January te Sir John Moore; Lx1v.191. Answer, 197. 





Copy of statement of Transports employed in conveying French and Spanish Troops from Lisbon, inclosed in letter from Sir Hew Dalrymple 
to Lord Viscount Castlereagh, dated September 1808; Lx1v. 228. Answer, 240.———Copies of notes exchanged between Spanish 
Minister and His Majesty’s Principal Secretary of State for foreign affairs, in relation to that article of treaty of 14 January, which 
bears date 21st March 1809; tx1v.228. Answer, 240. 


Copy of letter from Lieutenant General Sir John Moore to Mr. Frere, dated 6 December 1808 ; xiv. 254. Answer, 259. 


Copy or extract of note or remonstrance transmitted to Supreme Junta by Mr. Frere, in consequence of letter to him from Sir John Moore, 
dated 16 November 1808 ; Lx1v. 269. Answer, 283.———Copy or extract of dispatch from Mr. Frere to Mr. Secretary Canning, dated 
Aranjuez, 24 November 1808; Lxiv. 277. Answer, 283. Extract of dispatch from Mr. Frere to Mr. Secretary Canning, dated 
Aranjuez, 26 November 1808, with its enclosure; Lx1v. 277. Answer, 283. Substance of communication from Lieutenant 
General Sir John Moore to Charles Stuart, Esquire, dated Salamanca, 29 November 1808 ; Lx1v.277. Answer, 283. 








Copies of all correspondence between Government and His Majesty’s Minister in Spain relating to expedition under command of Lord 
Wellington, and copies of Instructions to Lord Wellington for conduct of campaign in Portugal and Spain, and extracts of dispatches 
from Lord Wellington relating to his operations in Spain, together with inclosures, and other papers relating to Spain; 
Lxv. 189. Answer. 197. 


Extract from Instructions given to Marquis Wellesley on his departure for Spain; Lxv.200. Answer, 230. 


Copies of Dispatches from Mr. Stewart to Mr. Canning, dated Corunna, July and August 1808, Leyo, 30 August 1808, and Valadolid, 
13 September 1808, and other papers relating to Spain; Lxv.344. Answer, 362. 


Copies of Correspondence between Duke de Bassano and Lord Castlereagh ; LXVII.542. Answer, 547. 


Extract of dispatch from Lord Castlereagh to Sir Henry Wellesley, dated 30 ae 1814, with date of dispatch of Sir Henry Wellesley in 
answer; Lxx.14. Answer, 28. 


Copies of correspondence between Earl Bathurst and Sir James Duff, relative to certain Spanish subjects who proceeded from Cadiz to 
Gibraltar in May 1814; Lxx.80. Answer, 83. 


412. Statutes 


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1V. For Accounts and Papers—continued. 


412. Statutes of Ireland :—A printed copy of the Statutes of Ireland; 1v1. 35. Answer, 60. 


413. Sweden :—Number of troops employed by King of Sweden during late campaign, in conformity to engagements contracted on part 
of his Swedish Majesty ; LX1X, 227.—-»— Date of surrender by His Majesty of the Island of Gaudaloupe, and occupation of same by 
King of Sweden; LXIx. 227. Copies of all orders issued for purpose of instituting a blockade of the ports of Norway ; 
LXIX. 227. 


414. Swedish Convoy :——Copy of letter from Lord Howick to the Lords of the Treasury, dated 23 December 1806, relative to the iemed 


Swedish Convoy captured during the late war, with reports of Register of High Court of Admiralty and Advocate General therein inclosed ; 
Lxi1.275. Answer, 298. 





415. Sydenham, Mr. :——Copy or extract of any dispatch from him on the subject of his allowances at Lisbon; Lxx11,188. Answer, 192. 
Copy or extract of any dispatch announcing necessity of his return to England; rxx11. 188, Answer, 192. Account of 
saleries and emoluments granted to him as Envoy Extraordinary to Portugal; Lxx11. 215. Answer, 220. 


416. Timber :—Aceount of all Rafts of Timber cut within American Lines, between 1800 and 1820; Lxxv.279. Answer, 363.——— 


Account of different sorts of Timber, between 1800 and 1820, that may have been floated down the Rapids of La Chine, &amp;c.; also 
of Timber cut in Lower Canada, and exported to this Country Lxxv. 279. Answer, 363. 


Tobago : 
417. Copy of Capitulation of the Island of Tobago, &amp;c,; Lx1. 213, Answer, 221. 


418. Copies of correspondence between Secretary of State for Colonial Department and Governor of Island of Tobago; txxv. 404. 
Answer, 425. 








419. Transport Service :—Annual Estimates of probable expense of Transport Service, and of money wanted for payment and hire of 
Transports; LVI. 27. Answer, 30.—LviI. 187. Answer, 190.—LVIII. 32. Answer, 35.—LIx. 13. Answer, 20.—Lx. 11. 
Answer, 12.—1x1. 14. Answer, 16.—1x11.18, 605. Answers, 22, 612.—.Lx111. 32. Answer, 35.—LXIV.19. Answer, 23.— 
LxXv.19. Answer, 45.—LXVI. 101. Answer, 104.—Lxvi1. 26. Answer, 27.—LXVIII. 21. Answer, 22.—Lx1x. 13. Answer, 15. 
—Lxx.10. Answer, 11.—Lxx1. 16. Answer; 22.—LxXXxII. 34. Answer, 43.—-LXXIII.20. Answer 25.—LxXxIy. 40. Answer, 46. 
—Lxxv. 18, 133. Answers, 23, 139. 


Transportation :—See supra, 191-193. 
Treason :—See supra, 49, 245. 
Trinidad, Island of : 


421. Copies of information transmitted by Governor of Trinidad since capture of same, relative to state of cultivation of the Island, and other 
papers; LV1Ir. 293. Answer, 345. 


422. Cupies of correspondence between Secretaries of State and Governors or Lieutenant Governors of Trinidad since beginning of 1799, 
respecting grants of land in Trinidad, to be made to any persons settled or resorting there; Lx11. 125. Answer, 146. 


423. Copies of proclamations issued by Governor of Trinidad since 1 January 1814, touching intercourse with South America; Lxx11. 169. 
Answer, 192. 


424. Troutback, late Samuel :—Account of sums received by the Crown under will of Samuel Troutback, dated 21 July 1780; 
Lxx11r. 385. Answer, 392. 


Vaccine Inoculation : 
425. Copy of Report of Royal College of Physicians respecting Vaccine Inoculation in the United Kingdom; Lx11. 339,607. Answer, 612. 


426. Copies of Reports to Secretary of State from National Vaccine Establishment; Lx1x. 336. Answer, 339.—Lxx. 442. Answer, 444.— 
LXxI. 438. Answer, 446.—LXxXIII. 233. Answer, 238.—LxxIv. 347. Answer, 399.—Lxxv.480. Answer, 481. 


427. Copy of letter from President of National Vaccine Establishment to Lord Sidmouth, dated 15 July 1814; Lx1x. 473. Answer, 477. 


428. Vienna :—Substance of treaty or engagement entered into at Vienna, on or about 25 March 1815, between the Ambassador of His 
Majesty and His Majesty’s Allies, or of Declaration; Lxx. 235. Answer, 238. 


Wales : ; 

429. Account of number of Bills in Chancery filed in 1812, 1813, 1814, 1825, and 1816, in the Courts of Great Session in the counties of 
Chester, Flint, Denbigh, and other counties in Wales; Lxx11. 239. Answer, 254. A like Account of Decrees, &amp;c. during the 
same period; LXX1I1.239. Answer, 254.———— A like Account of number of Causes set down for trial during same period; 
LXXII. 239. Answer, 254. 


431. Account of number of Declarations filed in the several Courts of Great Sessions in Wales, and of Executions issued from 1807 ; 
LXXI. 252. . 





432. Return of number of Pleas in County Courts entered in Sheriffs Books in Wales for last nine years; Lxxv.294. Answer, 363. ——— 
: Return of number of Pleas entered in County Court of county of Monmouth for last nine years; Lxxv. 294. Answer, 363. 
———Return of number of Attornies now practising in Court of Great Sessions in Wales; Lxxv. 296. Answer, 363. 


433. Walsh, Benjamin :—Copy of Pardon granted to Benjamin Walsh, and Judge’s letter, in consequence of which Pardon was granted ; 
LXVII. 149. Answer, 151. 


434. Weights and Measures :—Copy of Second Report of Commissioners of Weights and Measures; Lxxv. 467. Answer, 470. 


West Indies : 
435. . Copy of Orders sent to.any Governor of islands and settlements in the West: Indies captured during last war, and ceded at the Treaty of 
Amiens; Lvi11. 434. Answer, 438. 


436. Copies of two Reports of Committee of Privy Council for Affairs of Trade and Plantations, in 1784 and 1792; Lx. 301. Answer, 313. 
Copy of letter from Committee of Council for matters concerning Trade and Plantations, to Commissioners of the Treasury ; 
Lx1.350. Answer, 367. 


437. Copy of instructions from Secretary of State to Governors of West India Islands, dated 5 September 1804; Lx1. 369. Answer, 383. 


438. Copies of commissions issued by His Majesty for sale of lands in British West India Islands, between 1765 and 1775, inclusive ; LX11. 133. 
Answer, 142. 





439. Accounts of population and religious establishments of West Indies; Lxv1. 460. 
441. Western Circuit :—List of causes entered in Marshal’s paper of Western Circuit for last five years; mxx111.276. Answer, 291. 


442. Windsor Park :— Account of total amount of money expended on new buildings in Windsor Park; Lxx.293. Answer, 308. 


443. Wool Tax :—Copy of minutes of Examinations taken before Committee of Privy Council for Affairs of Trade, regarding Wool Tax; 
LXXvV.174. Answer, 199. 


444. Wright, Captain :—Copies of correspondence between Government and the Government of France, in relation to Captain Wright, 
a prisoner of war, in close confinement in Franee; Lx. 493- 


Zante, Island of :—See supra, 248. 


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Abercromby, Lieutenant General Sir Ralph :—see infra, 515. 


445: Administration :—Motion for Address, That the Prince Regent will take such measures as will enable him under the present circum- 
stances of the Country, to form a strong and efficient Administration ; Motion for reading {the other Orders of the Day, Negatived ; 
Resolution agreed to; Motion that said Address be presented by the whole House, withdrawn; Motion that it be preseuted by 
Privy Councillors, negatived ; to be presented by Mr. Stuart Wortléy and Lord Viscount Milton; txvit. 391. Answer, 392. 
See infra, 549. 


Agriculture, Board of :—See infra, 478. 


446. America :—Resolution for Address to the Prince Regent on the commencement of the war with America in February 1813 ;. Uxvair. 177. 


Committee appointed to draw up Address, 178. Address reported and agreed to, nem. con. 183. To be presented by Privy 
Councillors, 183. Answer, 209. See infra, 551 


American Claims :—See infra, 479. 
American Loyalists :—See infra, 481. 


447. Bank Notes :—That the Prince Regent will be pleased to issue a Commission under the Great Seal for the appointment of Commissioners 
to inquire into the best means of preventing the forgery of Bank Notes; LXXx111. 339. Answer, 367. 


Bankruptcy -—See infra, 482-3. 

Batavian Republic :—See infra, 519. 

Bowes, Major General Barnard Foord :—See infra, 515. 
British Museum :—See infra, 484. 

Brock, Major General Sir Isaac :—See infra, 515. 
Cadogan, Colonel The Honourable Henry:—See infra, 515. 
Cape of Good Hope :—See infra, 485. 


448. Chaplains :—To confer some dignity in the Church upon Chaplains to the House: The Reverend John Barton ; ivr. 656. Answer, 664. 
Another Address; ivi. 659. Answer, 662. The Reverend Samuel Smith; tvii1. 686. Answer, 691.———Another 
Address ; tx. 486. Answer, 491. The Reverend Frederick Barnes; Lx11. 833. Answer, 840. The Reverend Charles 
Proby,; ux11.. 837.- Answer, 841.——Another Address; Lx1v..407. Answer, 421. The- Reverend James Webber ; 
LXvVut. 584. Answer, 563. Another Address; Lxvii1. 666. Answer, 672. Another Address; Lx1x. 493. Answer, 512. 

The Reverend Robert Stevens; Lxx1. 518. Answer, 523. Another Address; txx11. 466. Answer, 473.——Another 


Address ; LX XIII. 410.. Answer, 422. The Reverend Christopher Wordsworth, D. D.; txx1v. 633. Answer, 638, ——— 
The Reverend William Frederick Bayley ; txxv. 454. Answer, 470. 


Charitable Donations :—See infra, 486. 
Church of Ireland :—See infra, 468. 
































449. Clergy :—That His Majesty will be pleased to direct the Archbishops and Bishops to annex to their returns, a specification with respect 


to every living upon which the Incumbent is non-resident; whether there is or is not a resident Curate; whether such Curate is or is 
not licensed ; and in all cases of non-residence, what salary i is allowed to the Curate; Lxv. 504. Answer, 505. 


Clerks of the House ;—See infra, 494. 


450. Colchester, Charles, Lord :—NMotion for Address to confer some signal mark of the Royal favour upon him; entry in 


Journal of 18 March 14761, of the Address in relation to the Right honourable Arthur Onslow, Read, and Address resolved on ; 
LXXII. 318, Answer, 325.——House appoints Committee of the whole House to consider of Answer, 326. See Committees, 219. 
See infra, 552. 


Collingwood, Vice Admiral Lord :—See infra, 515. 
451. Colonies :—For the Prince Regent to issue instructions to the Governors of all the Colonies subject to the Crown of Great Britain in 
the West Indies and America, that Copies of Public Acts may be transmitted to the Secretary of State for the Colonial en 
Lxviit. 662. Answer,672. 
Committee Clerks :—See infra, 494. 
Committee Rooms :—See infra, 462. 


452. Con gress at Vienna :—That the Prince Regent would direct a communication to be made to the House of the progress made at the 
Congress now sitting at Vienna; Lxx.177. Answer, 197. Address read again, 202. 


Cooke, Captain John :—See infra, 515. 
Cornwallis, Charles Marquis :—See infra, 515.. 


453. Courts of Justice :—To issue an Address under the Great Seal, for examining the. duties, salaries and emoluments of the several 


officers, Clerks and Ministers of Justice within the United Kingdom, and for reporting what regulations may be fit to be established 
respecting the same, &amp;c.; Lx1x.397. Answer, 450. See infra, 487. 


Craufurd, Major General Robert :—See infra, 515. 
Cumming, Mr. :—See infra, 488. 
454. Defence :—Of the Kingdom; tv111. 528. Answer, 536. See infra, 542. 


455. Dublin Mail :—That upon inquiry by a Select Committee into the regulations for conveying the Mail, it appeared that great improve- 
ments might be made, and praying the Prince Regent to take the same into his consideration; Lxx1, 519. Answer, 523. 


Dubois, Isaac :—See infra, 481. 
Duff, Captain George :—See infra, 515. 
Dunn, Samuel :—See infra, 496. 
East India affairs :—See infra, 488. 
Education :—See infra, 489. 
Fever 
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Fever Institution :—See infra, 490. 


459. France :——To assure His Majesty that we have taken into our most serious consideration, the papers relative to the late hegociation, com- 
munieated by His Majesty’s most gracious order, &amp;e. Lx11.50. Answer, 58. See infra, 519. 553. 
~ Gaols: 
497. ' For appointing a special Cottitission to inquire into and inspéct the condition.and government of the State Prisons and other Gaols in the 
City and County of Dublin, and such other Gaols in Ireland as they shall judge it proper to direct their attention to; Lx11I. 480. 
Answer, 481. 


458. That the Prince Regent will direct that a commission may be issued to inquire into what has been and now is the condition and treat- 
‘TT! nent of Prisoners confined in Lincoln-Gaol; txvit. 510. -Answer 521. 


Gibbs, Major General Samuel :—See infra, 515. 
Gillespie, Major General Robert Rollo :—See infra, 515. 
Gore, Major General Arthur :—See infra, 515. 

‘Great Grimsby Election :—see infra, 514. 


459.Greenwich Hospital :—That His Majesty would be graciously pleased to give directions for granting such new Charter, or making 
such alterations in the existing Charter as may be necessary for carrying certain resolutions into execution; Lx111. 198. Answer, 257. 


Hardinge, Captain George Nicholas :—See infra, 515. 
Hargrave, Francis :—See infra, 491. 

Hay, Major General Andrew :—See infra, 515. 
Herculaneum Manuscripts :—See infra, 492. 
Hoghton, Major Genera] Daniel :—See infra, 515. 


461. Holyhead to Dublin :—That upon inquiry made by a Select Committee into the manner in which goods are conveyed from 

’ Holyhead to Dablin, it has appeared that it would be expedient to enable the Proprietors of Public Carriages to convey such goods on 
board His Majesty's Post Office Packets, and praying the Prince Regent to take this matter into his consideration; Lxx11. 367. 
Answer, 372. 


462. House :—tTo lay before His Majesty 4 copy of the report and plans relative to the providing additional Committee Rooms and Offices for 
the use of the House, and requesting His Majesty to give directions for carrying the same into effect; Lv11, 650. Answer, 662. 


463: Household, Royal :+~Submiitting to the Prince Regent’s gracious consideration, so much of the Civil List Reports of 1812 and 1813 
as relates to the mode of remunerating Inferior Servants of the Royal Household; rxx. 240. Answer, 452. See infra, 554. 


464. Inland N: avigation :—For His Majesty to direct the Director’s General of Inland Navigation in Ireland to report their opinion to the 
Lord Lieutenant, on a proposal laid before them by the Grand Canal Company, for an extension from their Canal at Ballycommon ; 
LXIv.209. Answer, 240. 


Ireland : 
465. For leave to commiunicate to the Lords certain Papers presented to the House by His Majesty’s command, relative to the State of Ireland, 
&amp;c.; LVI. 285. Answer, 285. See infra, 555- 


466. For His Hajesty to direct an increase to be made to the salary of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland not exceeding £.10,000. per annum; 


Lxv. 480. Answer, 505. 
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467. Motion for an Address respecting providing an Army of twenty-five Thousand Men to secure the internal tranquillity of Ireland; 

. ° °° ‘Atmendment made, and main question amended, being put; Address expressing regret that the Internal State of Ireland renders it 
necessary to maintain a large Military force, and for the Prince Regent to direct to be laid before the House a statement of the extent 
of the Disturbances, and of the measures adopted by Government in consequence thereof; LxXx1. 311, Answer, 313. 


468. That the Prince Regent will be graciously pleased to direct an inquiry to be instituted into the present state of the Established Church in 
: Ireland; txXIv. 335. Answer, 344. 


469. Jeffery, Robert :—For His Majesty to give directions that a search be made in the Island of Sombrero, for the purpose of 
ascertaining whether any traces can be found of Robert Jeffery, a sailor, there landed by order of Captain Lake; Lxv. 245. Answer, 468. 
———That inquiry be made to ascertain whether the said Robert Jeffery is now alive; Lxv.245. Answer, 468. 

Journal Indexes :—See infra, 496-498. 
J ustice, Courts of :-—See supra, 453; infra, 487. 
Kent, Duchess of ;—See infra, 501. 


472. Lancaster, Duchy of :——That His Majesty would be pleased not to grant the office of Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, or any 
other office not usually granted for life, for any other term than during pleasure ; Lx11. 296. Answer, 305. See infra, 557. 


Langworth, Brigadier General :—See infra, 515. 

Laws, Expiring :——See infra, 502. 

Le Marchant, Major General John Gaspard :—See infra, 515- 

Linear Measure :—See infra, 521. | 

473. Logarithms, Tables of :—That the Prince Regent will be pleased to direct His Majesty’s Minister at the Court of Fraiite to take 

such measures as may be deemed expedient for procuring the Manuscript Tables of Logarithms of number and of parts of the Circle, 
calculated in France, to be prifited at the joint expense of the two governments ; LXXIV, 485. Answer, 503. 

Lord Lieutenant of Ireland :—See supra, 466. 

Lottery Licences :—See infra, 503. 


474. Lunatics :—That a separate prison may be erected for the confinement of Persons detained under the authority of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. 
for the safe Custody of Insane Persons charged with Offences; Lx111.455. Answer, 466. 


Lyme Regis Harbour :—See infra, 504. 
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Mackenzie, Major General :—See infra, 515. 


Mackinnon, Major General Henry :—See infra, 515. 


Manby, Captain: 


475. For carrying into execution, on suitable parts of the coast of Great Britain, Captain Manby’s plans for saving the lives of shipwrecked 


mariners; LXv1.430. Answer, 436. 


476. For carrying into efiect his plan for saving the lives of shipwrecked mariners; LX1X. 497.————~— Copy of Report of Committee to whom 


the papers respecting his experiments were referred, to be laid before the Prince Regent; Lx1x. 497. Answer, §13. 


Martin Philip :—See infra, 481. 


477. Mason, St. John :—That the Prince Regent will give directions to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, to institute an inguiry into the case 


of John St. John Mason, xvi. 455. Answer, 459. 


Metropolis Paving :—See infra, 505. 


Money, Publie ; for the issue of Public Money for various purposes, relative to—viz. 


478. Agriculture, Board of :—For enabling the Board to complete the Reports, containing a detail of the Agricultural and Political 


479. 


481. 


482. 


484, 


485. 


487. 


490. 


491, 


493. 


494. 


GEN. 


circumstances of the several counties of England and Scotland, as the foundation of a general Report to be laid by the said Board, 


before His Majesty and both Houses of Parliament, for the purpose of explaining the general state of the country in regard to its internal 
resources; ix111.480. Answer, 481. To the Board of Agriculture; Lxxv. 454. Answer, 470. 





American Claims :—To the Commissioners for their assiduity in the execution of the trusts reposed in them by Parliament; 
txvi11.666. Answer, 672. 


American Loyalists :—To Isaac Dubois, Esq. in consideration of the great losses he sustained, and the services rendered by him and 


his family, as an American Loyalist; 1x11.845.—&lt;—To Philip Martin, Esq. Lieutenant General in His Majesty's army, in part 
compensation of the loss sustained by him; Lx11. 845. 


Bankruptcy :—For erecting a suitable building for transaction of business in Bankruptcy; Lxxiv. 597. Answer, 638. 


Bankrupt Laws :—To John Smith, Esq. chairman of the Select Committee appointed in Session 1818, to consider of the Bankrupt 
Laws ; to be distributed to solicitors and others employed by thesaid Committee; Lxx1v.634. Answer, 638. 


British Museum :—For defraying the expense of completing the new buildings at the Museum; Lx111. 480. Answer, 481. 
Cape of Good Hope :—For the encouragement of persons disposed to settle at the Cape of Good Hope; tx xiv. 634. Answer, 638. 


Charitable Donations :—To the Commissioners in Ireland for better discovering of Charitable Donations and Bequests; tv1. 642. 
_Answer, 663. 


Commons, House of :—See infra, 493—495. 


Courts of Justice :—To Commissioners appointed in pursuance of Address of 28 June 1814, to inquire into the duties of the Courts 
of Justicein Ireland; txx11. 466. Answer, 474.—LXxXIII. 411. Answer, 422. 


East India :—For advancing money for a remuneration to Mr. Cumming, for his services to the Select Committee on East India affairs ; 
LXIx. 512. Answer, 521. 


Education :—To Mr. George Whittam, towards defraying the expenses incurred by him in preparing a Digest of the Returns to Circular 
Letters from the Select Committee appointed to inquire into the Education of the Lower Orders; Lx xiv. 633. Answer, 638. 


Fever Institution :—The sum of Three Thousand Pounds to be advanced to the Institution, for preventing the spreading of contagious 
malignant Fevers in the Metropolis; L1x. 441. Answer, 443. 


Hargrave, Francis :—For issuing out of the Civil List Revenues a sum to be applied towards the purchase of the Books and 
Manuscripts of Francis Hargrave, Esquire, for public use; txv111. 627. Answer, 647. 


Herculaneum Manuscripts :—To William Drummond, Esquire, for defraying the expense incurred in copying certain ancient 
Manuscripts discovered at Herculaneum andPompeii; Lvi1. 659. Answer, 662. 


House of Commons, Officers of : 


Chairmen of Committees of Ways and Means; Charles Bragge, Esquire; rv1, 656. Answer, 663.—&lt;—Henry Alexander, Esquire ; 
Lvit. 659. Answer, 662.—1vi11. 686. Answer, 691.—Ltx. 440. Answer 443.—Lx. 486. Answer, 491.—LXI. 557. Answer, 564. 
Benjamin Hobhouse, Esquire; tx11. 837. Answer, 841.——(The usual allowance to Chairmen of Committees of Ways and 

Meaus were defrayed out of surplus fees of the office of Serjeant-at-Arms at the end of Sessions 1808 ; Lx111. 480.—1810; Lxv. 496. 
—1811; Lxvi. 448.)———Richard Wharton, Esquire; txiv. 407. Answer, 421. Stephen Rumbold Lushington, Esquire ; 
LXvil. 548. Answer, 563.—Lxvitr. 666. Answer, 672. James Brogden, Esquire; tx1x. 493. Answer, §12.—Lxx. 466. 


Answer, 473.—LxxI. 518. Answer, 523.—Lxx11. 466. Answer, 474.—LXXIII. 410. Answer, 422,—Lxxiv. 633. Answer, 638. 
—LxxXv.454. Answer, 470. ; 











Clerks, viz. Jeremiah Dyson, Esquire; tv1.657. Answer, 663.—Lv11. 659. Answer 662.—Lvi11. 686. Answer, 691.—LIx. 440. 
Answer, 443.—Lx. 486. Answer, 491.—Lx1. 558. Answer, 564.—Lx11. 837. Answer, 841.—Lx111, 480. Answer, 481.— 
LXIV. 407. Answer, 421.—LXxXv. 497. Answer, 505.—LXVI. 449. Answef, 455.—LXV1I. 549. Answer, §63.—Lxvi11. 666, 
Answer, 672.—Lx1x. 493. Answer, 513. John Henry Ley, Esquire; rv11.659. Answer. 662.—xv111. 686. Answer, 691,— 
LIx. 440. Amswer, 443.—Lx. 486. Answer, 491.—LXI. 558. Answer, 564.—Lx11. 837. Answer, 841.—Lx111. 480. 
Answer, 481.—Lx1v. 407. Answer, 421.—Lxv. 497- Answer, 505.—.Lxvi. 449. Answer, 455.—LXVII. 549. Answer, 563. 
Lxviii. 666. Answer, 672.—1Lx1x. 493. Answer, 513.—Lxx. 466, Answer, 473.—LxxI. 518. Answer, 523.—.Lxx11. 466. 

' Answer, 474.—LXXI1i1. 410. Answer, 422.—Lxx1v. 633. Answer, 638.—Lxxv. 454. Answer, 470. John Rickman, Esquire ; 
uxx. 466. Answer, 473.—Lxx1. 518. Answer, 523.—1ixx11. 466. Answer, 474.—LXX1I. 410. Answer. 422.—.Lxx1v. 633. 
Answer, 638.—Lxxv. 454. Answer, 470. George Whittam, Esquire, for making and printing an Index to the Votes; v1. 657. 
Answer. 664.—Lvi1. 659. Answer, 662. Mr. John Bull, for making and printing an Index to the Votes; tvir. 659. 
Answer, 662. Arthur Benson, Esquire, for making and printing an Index to the Votes; Lv111. 687. Answer, 691.—&lt;——George 
Whittam, Esquire, for making and printing an Index to the Votes; L1x. 441. Answer, 443.—Lx. 486. Answer, 491.—LxI. 558. 
Answer, §64.—1x11. 837. Answer, 841.—Lx111. 480. Answer, 481.—LxIV. 407. Answer, 421.—Lxv. 497. Amswer, 55. 
LXvI. 449. Answer, 455.—LXvVII. 549. Answer, 563.—.Lxvill, 667, Answer, 672.—LXIX, 493. Answer, §13.—-Lxx. 467- 


Answer, 
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V. Relative to other Matters—continued. 


495. 


496. 


497. 


498. 


503. 


504. 


506. 


507. 


611. 


612. 


$13. 


614. 


Money, Public—continued. 


House of Commons, Officers of—continued. 


Answer, 473.—Lxx1. 518. Answer, 523.—Lxx11. 466. Answer, 474.—Lxx111. 410. Answer, 422. Clerks who have attended 
public Committees, rv1. 657. Answer, 664.—Lv11. 659. Answer, 662.—Lv111. 687. Answer, 691.—11x. 441. Answer, 443.— 
Lx. 486. Answer, 491.—Lx1. 558. Answer, 564.—Lx11. 837. Answer, 841.—Lx111. 480. Answer, 481.—LxIVv. 407. 
Answer, 421.—Lxv. 497. Answer, 505.—LXVI. 449. Answer, 455.—LXVII.549. Answer, 563.—.txvii1. 667. Answer, 672.— 
LXIx. 493. Answer, 513,—Lxx. 467. Answer, 473.—LXX1I. 518. Answer, 523.--Lxx11. 466. Answer, 474.—LXXIII. 410. 
Answer, 422.—LxxIv. 633. Answer, 638.—Lxxv. 454. Answer, 470. 





Serjeants.at-Arms, viz. Edward Colman, Esquire, for his long and faithful services ; Lx. 479. Answer, 484.———Henry Seymour, Esquire, 
for half-a-year’s salary ; Lx x. 466. Answer, 473.—LX XII. 466. Answer, 474.—LxxI11. 411. Answer, 422. Deputy Serjeant- 
at-Arms: John, Clementson, Esquire; tv1.657. Answer, 663.— vir. 659. Answer, 662.—Lv111. 686. - Answer, 691. 
For provision for his long and laborious services on resigning; L1x. 326. Answer, 335.——For him as late Deputy Serjeant ; 
LIx. 441. Answer, 443- John Clementson, Esquire, [the Younger]; Lx. 486. Answer, 491.—LxXI. 558. Answer, 564.—LxII. 
837. Answer, 841.—Lx111. 480. Answer, 481.—LxIv. 407. Answer, 421.—Lxv. 497. Answer, 505.—LXVI. 449. . Answer, 455. 
——For half-a-year’s salary; rxx. 467. Answer, 473.—Lxxu1. 466. Answer, 474.—LXXIII. 411. Answer, 422. 














Journals, viz.: 
To Mr. Samuel Dunn, towards further defraying the expense of making a General Index to the Journals from the forty-fifth volume; 
Lv1. 657. Answer, 663. Another Address; Lv11. 659. Answer, 662,———As a final compensation for making a General Index 
to the Journals from the year 1790 to 1800; Lv111.687. Answer, 691. 





Towards defraying the expense of reprinting the Journals, Indexes and Reports, &amp;c.; tvi11. 665. Answer, 672. 


To Jeremiah Dyson, Esq. towards defraying the expense of a making a General Index to the Journals, from the Union in 1801; Lxx111. 
419.—Lxx1v. 633. Answer, 638.—Lxxv.454. Answer, 470. 


Justice, Courts of :—See supra, 487. 


Kent, Duchess of :—To Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, to enable her to defray the charges incident to her establishment ; 
Lxxv. 466. Answer, 470. 


Laws Expiring :—Thomas Edlyne Tomlins, Esq.; rv111. 687. Answer, 691.—Lx. 486. Answer, 491.—Lx11.837. Answer, 841.— 
LXIV. 407. Answer, 421.—LXvI. 449. Answer, 455.—Lxvit1.667. Answer, 672. —Sir Thomas Edlyne Tomlins; Lx x. 467. 
Answer, 473.—Lx x11. 466. Answer, 474.—LXxxIv. 633. Answer, 638.—Lxxv. 454. Answer, 470. 


Lottery Licences :—For paying salaries of Commissioners for granting Lottery Licences, &amp;c. in Ireland; Lx. 487. . Answer, 491. 


Lyme Regis Harbour :—Motion for Address for repairs of the Cobb; Debate thereon adjourned, txx1r. 467. _ Order for 
resuming adjourned debate, Read, and notice taken Forty Members not present ; House adjourned ; 474. Debate resumed and Motion 
agreed to, 477. 


Met ropolis :—For the Prince Regent to give directions for defraying the expense of such parliamentary proceedings as may be most efiectual 
for regulating and improving the pavement of the streets of the Metropolis; Lx x11. 198. Answer, 211. 


Museum, British :—sSce supra, 484. 


Naval Asylum :—For defraying the expense of the Royal Naval Asylum from 1 January to 31 December 1816; txx1. 518. 
Answer, 523. 


Nitric Fumigation :—To Doctor James Carmichael Smyth, as a reward for his discovery of Nitric Fumigation; vir. 650. 
Answer, 662. 


Palmer, John, Esq. :—Beseeching the Prince Regent to advance to John Palmer, Esq. £.54,702. 0. 7. being the balance due to him on 


the net revenue of the Post Office, from 5 April 1793 to 5 January 1808; Lxv1.357. Answer, 369. Answer Read, 372. Address 
and Answer thereto Read; Motion thereupon, Neg.; 384. See infra, 561. 


Pitt, The Right honourable William :—For advancing a sum not exceeding £.40,000. towards the payment of his debts; 
LX1.25. Answer, 171. : 


Poor, Education of :—To Nicholas Carlisle, Esq. secretary to the Commissioners appointed to inquire concerning. Charities in 
England for the Education of the Poor; txx1v. 633. Answer, 638. ——— To Mr. George Whittam, for preparing a Digest of the 
Returns relating to the Education of the Poor; txxiv. 633. Answer, 638.—Lxxv. 454. Answer, 470. 


Poor Returns :—To John Rickman, Esq. for defraying the expenses incurred by him in preparing an Abstract of the Poor Returns ; 
LXXIII. 410. Answer, 422.————— To Mr. Robert Chalmers for his services, and for reimbursing his expenses in abstracting Poor 
Returns; LXxv. 454. Answer, 470. 


Westminster, High Constable : —For issuing £.330. for his attendances in session 1817 ; LX x11. 461. 


Witnesses :—For payment of a reasonable compensation to certain persons who had beei summoned by the Order of the House to attend 
as Witnesses upon the trial of the Great Grimsby Election Petition; uxviir. 242. Answer, 267. To Lord Archibald Hamilton, 
Chairman of the Select Committee on the petitions relating to the Royal Burghs of Scotland, to defray the expenses of Witnesses ; 
uxxiv. 634. Answer, 638. 





615. Monuments :—Te be erected in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul’s, London, to the memory of Abercromby, Lieutenant General the 








Right honourable Sir Ralph, K.B.(Egypt); v1. 497. Answer, 444. Bowes, Major General Barnard Foord (Salamanca) ; 
Lxviit. 663. Answer, 672. Brock, Major General Sir Isaac (Canada); txviit. 663. Answer, 672. Cadogan, 
Colonel the Honourable Henry (Victoria); txvii1. 663. Asswer, 672. Collingwood, Vice Admiral Lord (Trafalgar); 
LXV. 479. Answer, 505. ——— Cooke, Captain John (Trafalgar); Lx1.17. Answer, 20. Cornwallis, the Most noble Charles 
Marquis (Governor General of Bengal); Lx1.24. Answer, 171. Craufurd, Major General Robert (Ciudad Rodrigo); 
LXVII. 197. Answer, 151. Duff, Captain George (Trafalgar); tx1.17. Answer, 20. Gibbs, Major General Samuel 
(New Orleans); Lxx. 414. Answer, 448. Gillespie, Major General Robert Rollo (Kalunga); Lxx. 413. Answer, 448. ——— 
Gore, Major General Arthur (Bergen-op-Zoom); Lxx. 413. Answer, 448. Hardinge, Captain George Nicolas (Indian Seas) ; 
LXIv. 324. Answer, 388. Hay, Major General Andrew (Bayonne); Lxx. 413. Answer, 448.——&lt;—_— Hoghton, Major 
General ‘Daniel (Albuera); Lxv1. 403. “Answer, 419. Langworth, Brigadier General (Talavera de la Reyna); LXvi. 452. 
Answer, 455. Le Marchant, Major General John Gaspard (Salamanca); Lxvit1.17. Answer, 19. —-— Mackenzie, Major 
General (Talavera de la Reyna); Lxvr. 452. Answer, 455. Mackinnon, Major General Henry (Ciudad Rodrigo); Lxvir. 106. 
Answer, 118, ——— Moore, Lieutenant General Sir John, K. B. (Corunna); txiv.11. Answer, 17. ——— Mosse, Captain James 
_ Robert (Copenhagen); ivr. 285. Answer, 285. Myers, Lieutenant Colonel Sir William (Albuera); Lxv111. 663. Answer, 672. 
National Monuments. See Trafalgar and Waterloo. Nelson, Lord Viscount (Trafalgar); Lx1. 16. Answer, 20. 
Pakenham, Major General the Honourable Sir Edward, K. B. (New Orleans); txx. 357. Answer, 393. Perceval, the Right 
honaurable Spencer (Monument to be erected in Westminster Abbey); txvit. 382. Answer, 387.—&lt;—Picton, Lieutenant General Sir 
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Thomas (Waterloo); Lxx. 446. Answer, 448. Pitt, The Right honourable William (Monument to be erected in Westminster 
Abbey); Lx1. 15. Answer, 20. Ponsonby, Major General the Honourable Sir William (Waterloo); 1xx. 446. Answer, 448. 

Riou, Captain Edward (Copenhagen); Lv1. 285. Answer, 285.——— Ross, Major General Robert (Baltimore); uxx. 12. 
Answer, 28.———Skerrett, Major General John Byne |(Bergen-op-Zoom); Lxx. 413. Answer, 448. ——_—— Trafalgar (National 
Monument); Lxx1i.11. Answer, 22. Waterloo (National Monument); Lxx. 446. Answer, 448. 











Moore, Lieutenant General Sir John, x. B. :—See supra, 515. 
Mosse, Captain James Robert :—See supra, 515. 

Museum, British :—See supra, 484. 

Myers, Lieutenant Colonel Sir William :—See supra, 515. 
Naval Asylum :—See supra, 506. 


Nelson, Lord Viscount :—See supra, 515. 
Nitric F umigation :—See supra, 507. 


516. Northern Circuit :—That the Prince Regent will be pleased to adopt such measures as shall give to the counties of Westmorland, 


Cumberland, Durham, and Northumberland, and the town and county of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, the benefit of a General Gaol Delivery 
and a Commission of Assize, and Nisi Prius, twice in each year; Lx xiv. 94. Answer, 164. See infra, 558. 


517. Offices in Reversion :—That His Majesty will be pleased not to grant any Office, Place, Employment or Salary in Reversion, or 


for joint lives, with benefit of survivorship, until six weeks after the commencement of the next Session of Parliament; Lx11. 837. 
Answer, 841. See infra, 559. 


Pakenham, Major General the Honourable Sir Edward :—See supra, 515. 


518. Palmer, J ohn, Esq, :——That his claims upon an agreement, made with him in relation to the improvement of the Post Office, may 
be inquired into in an action at law, &amp;c.; Lxiv. 348. Answer, 388. See supra, 508. 


519. Peace :—Motion for Address on consideration of the Definitive Treaty of Peace between His Majesty and the French Republic, his Ca- 


tholic Majesty, the Batavian Republic; Lv11. 449. Amendment proposed, and Debate thereon adjourned, 450. Resumed, 455. 
Question amended, and Address resolved on, 456. Answer, 470. See infra, 562. 


521. Pendulum :—For ascertaining the length of the Pendulum vibrating seconds of time in the latitude of London as compared with the 
standard measure in the possession of the House, &amp;c.; LxXxI. 202. Answer, 224. 


Perceval, The Right honourable Spencer :—See supra, 515. 


522. Pitt, the Right honourable William :—For interring the remains of the late Right honourable William Pitt at the Public 
charge, and erecting a Monument in the Collegiate Church of St. Peter, Westminster, tohis memory 1x1. 15. Answer, 20, See 
supra, §09, 515. 


Ponsonby, Major General the Honourable Sir William :—See supra, 515. 
Poor, Education of :—See supra, 511. 
Poor Returns :—See supra, 512 


Proclamations : 
523. That His Majesty would be pleased immediately to issue a Proclamation, with such reward as He should think proper, for discovering, 


apprehending and detaining John Annesley Shee, alias Calvert; Lx1v.100. Order for presenting Address discharged, Shee having 
surrendered himself, 102, 


524. That His Majesty would he pleased to issue a Proclamation, with such Reward as He should think proper, for the discovering, appre- 
hending and detaining Sir William Manners, Baronet; Lxxv. 420. Order for presenting Address discharged, 430. 


525. That His Majesty would be pleased to issue a Proclamation, with such reward as He should think proper, for the discovering, appre- 
hending and detaining Richard Armson Jarvis; Lxxv. 420. Order for presenting Address discharged, 423. 


526. Records, Public :—Resolution for Address for His Majesty to give directions for the better arrangement of the public Records in 
Ireland ; Committee appointed to prepare it; Lxv. 408. Reported; agreed to; 409. Answer, 468. 


527. Regent, Prince :—(From the Lords, with blanks.) Expressing their abhorrence of the several daring outrages offered to the Person 
of the Prince Regent in his passage to Parliament; Lxx11.5. Address considered; Witness called in; and examined; Address read 
a second time; Agreed to, blanks filled up ; Message to the Lords acquainting them therewith,6. Message from the Lords acquainting 
the House with the time when the Prince Regent appointed to be attended, 6. Answer, 8. See infra, 545, 564. 


Riou, Captain Edward :—See supra, 515. 

Ross, Major General Robert :—See supra, 515. 

Royal Burghs of Scotland Committee :—See supra, 514. 
Royal Household :—See supra, 463. 

Serjeant and Deputy Serjeant at Arms :—See supra, 495. 
Skerrett, Major General John Byne :—See supra, 515. 


Slave Trade : 


528. For establishing, by negociation with Foreign Powers, a concert and agreement for abolishing the Slave Trade; Lx1. 393. Answer, 465. 


529. That the House has considered the papers upon the subject of the African Slave Trade, and beseeching His Majesty to persevere in those 
measures which may tend to induce his Allies to co-operate in the general abolition of the Slave Trade, &amp;c.; Lxv.503. Answer, 505. 


531. Respecting a convention with the Powers of Europe for the immediate and universal abolition of the African Slave Trade ; LXIX. 231. 


Answer, 324. See infra, 566. 
582. Expressing the regret of the House that their Address respecting the abolition of the African Slave Trade had failed to produce those con- 
sequences which the House and the country anticipated, &amp;c.; Lx1x. 388, 389. Answer, 450. See infra, 566: 


533. To cause communication to be made to the Governors of the West India Islands, signifying the Prince Regent's pleasure that they proclaim 
His displeasure at the insurrection in the Island of Barbadoes ; Lx x1. 485. Answer, 523. 
534. Address 
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190 ADDRESSES—continued. 


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Slave Trade—continued. | 
634. Address respecting same, and for the abolition thereof; Lxx11.470. Answer, 476. 


535, Respecting the present state of the Slave Trade, and supplicating the Prince Regt to renew his beneficent endeavours more particularly 
with Prussa ead America for the abolition thereof ; eats ae, Answer, 638. 


536. Spain :——Motion for an Address upon taking into consideration the papers relative to the discussion with Spain ; Amendment proposed 
thereto and Debate thereon adjourned ; ix. 47, 48, 49. Resumed and Address resolved on ; Committee appuinted to prepare it; 51. 
So much of King’s speech as relates thereto referred, 52. Address reported, and agreed to; to be presented by the whole House; 54. 
The King appoints to be attended, 55. Answer, 56. See infra, 567. 


Statutes : 
537. (From the Lords, with a blank.) To present to His Majesty certain Resolutions of both Houses, and to entreat him to give 
directions for the more speedy and general promulgation of the Statutes ; Considered and agreed to, and blank filled up; Message to the 
Lords, that the Honse have agreed to the Address, &amp;c.; Lv1. §01. Report of Address having been carried to the Lords, 510. Message 
from the Lords acquainting the House, that the King had appointed a time to be attended with the Address ; and that their Lordships 
had ordered two Peers to attend His Majesty ; four Members ordered to go with the Lords; 519. Answer, 526. See infra, 546. 


638. (From the Lords, with a blank.) Representing that measures should be taken to arrange the matters contained in the Statutes of the 
Realm; Day appointed for further consideration; Lxx1. 475. Address further considered and blank filled up ; Message to the Lords 
acquainting them therewith, 499. Message from the Lords acquainting the House, that the Prince Regent had appointed a time 
to be attended; and that their Lordships had ordered two Peers to attend the Prince Regent; Four Members ordered to go with the 
Lords, 518. Answer, 523. 


Trafalgar :——See supra, 515. 


539. Vaccine Inoculation :—To request His Majesty would be graciously pleased to direct His College of Physicians to inquire into 
the state of Vaccine Inoculation; ux1. 478. Answer, 543. 


Votes :—See supra, 494. 
Waterloo :—See supra, 515. 
Westminster, High Constable :—See supra, 513. 


Witnesses :—See supra, 514. 


VI. Address to the Queen: 


541, To Queen. Charlotte :—&lt;From both Houses,) expressing their hope that Her Majesty will undertake the important trust proposed to 
be invested in her, [by a Resolution of both Houses for committing to her the care of His Majesty’s person during his indisposition] 
as soon as an Act shall be passed for that pirpose; Resolution for laying before Her Majesty the above Resolution of both Houses, 
with the Address, in which a blank is left; Ordered to be communicated to the Lords at a conference; Lxvi. 30. Conference held 
and reported, 30 ; Lords desire a Conference; Conference held, and report, That Lords had agreed to Address and filled up blank ; 31. 
Message from the Lords acquainting the House, that they had appointed two Lords to attend Her Majesty with Resolution and 
Address, 31 ; Four Members ordered to go with the Lords, 31. Her Majesty’s Answer, 32. 


VII. Upon Motions from Committees: Of the Whole House,—relative to, viz. : 
542. Defence :——-Of the Kingdom ; tv1i1. 528. Answer, 536. 


From Select Committees,—relative to, viz. : 
543. Coins :——For copy of the proceedings of the Lords Committees of the Privy Council for Coins; txv. 182. Answer, 197. 


544. Grenada :—For papers respecting the Island of Grenada; Lv1.352. Answer, 378. 


VIII. Communicated from one House of Parliament to the other: 


At Conferences : 


545. Regent, Prince :——Address, communicated at a conference from the Lords, expressing their abhorrence of the several daring outrages 
offered to the person of the Prince Regent in his passage to Parliament; Lxx1I. 5. Address considered ; Witness called in and 
examined; Address read asecondtime; agreed to; Blanks filled up; Message to the Lords acquainting them therewith; 6. Message 
from the Lords, acquainting the House with the time when the Prince Regent appoints to be attended, 6. Answer, 8. 





546. Statutes :—Address representing that measures should be taken to arrange the matters contained in the Statutes of the Realm, commu- 
nicated by the Lords at a conference, with a blank ; day appointed for further consideration; Lxx1. 475. Address further considered, 
and blank filled up; Message to the Lords acquainting them therewith; 499. Message from the Lords acquainting the House with 
the time when the Prince Regent had appointed to be attended, and that the Lords had appointed two Peers to go up with the Address; 
Resolution, That four Members of the House go with the Lords ; Lords Messengers acquainted therewith ; 519. Answer, 523. 


547. An Address to the Queen, (Charlotte) :—Resolution for Address that Her Majesty will undertake the important trust 
proposed to be vested in her, (for committing to Her the care of His Majesty’s person during his indisposition) as soon as an Act shall be 
passed for that purpose, communicated to the Lords at a conference, with a blank; ixv1. 30. Conference held, and reported, 30. 
Lords desire a conference ; conference ‘held and Report that Lords had agreed to Address, and filled up blank; 31. Messsge from 


the Lords, that they had appointed two Peers to attend Her Majesty, 31. Four Members ordered to go with the Lords, 31. Her 
Majesty's Answer, 92. 


By Message. 


548. Statutes :—To present to His Mojesty certain Resolutions of both Houses, and to entreat him to give directions for a more speedy and 
general promulgation of the Statutes ; Considered and agreed to, and blank filled up; Message to the Lords that the House have agreed 
to the Address, &amp;c.; LVI.501.. Report of Address having been carried to the Lords, 510. Message from the Lords, acquainting 


the House when the King had appointed to be attended, and that the Lords had ordered two Peers to attend his Majesty ; Four 
Members ordered’to go with the Lords; 519. Answer, 526. 


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a eee 


IX. Answers to Addresses of particular import,—relative to— 


549. Administration :—That the Prince Regent will be pleased to take such measures as will enable Him, under the present circumstances of 
the country, to form a strong and efficient Administration ; LXV1I. 392. 


550. America :—-On the commencement of the War with America, in February 1813 ; Lxv111. 209. 
551. Colchester, Charles, Lord :—To confer some signal mark of Royal favour upon him; ixx11. 395. 


552. Courts of Justice :—That inquiry had been made, by command of the Prince Regent, according to his answer to Address of June 1814, 


whether any and what proceedings were had under an Address of 1799, for a commission for examining into the duties of the Officers of 
Justice, and that it did not appear that any proceedings were so had; Luxx. §5. 


553. France :—To assure His Majesty that the House had taken into most serious consideration the Papers relative to the late Negotiation ; 
LX1l, 58. , 


654. Household, Royal :—Submitting to the Prince Regent’s gracious consideration so much of the Civil List Reports of 1819 and 1813 as 
relates to the mode of remunerating inferior Servants of the Royal Household; txx. 452. 


555. Ireland, State of :—For leave to communicate to the Lords certain Papers presented to the House by His Majesty's command, 
relative to the State of Ireland; ivi. 285. 


537. Lancaster, Duchy of ;—That His Majesty will not grant the office of Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, or any other office not 
usually granted for life, for any other term than during pleasure; Lx11. 305. 


558. Northern Circuit :—That the Prince Regent will be pleased to adopt such measures as shall give to the counties of Westmorland, &amp;c. 
the benefit of a general Gaol Delivery twice a year; Lxx1v. 164. 


559. Offices :—That His Majesty will be pleased not to grant any Office, Place, Employment or Salary, in any part of His dominions, in 
reversion or for joint lives, with benefit of survivorship, until six weeks after the commencement of the next Session; Lx11. 841. 


561. Palmer, Mr. :—Humbly to beseech the Prince Regent to advance to John Palmer, Esquire, £. 54,702. 0. 7. being the balance due to 
him on the net revenue of the Post Office, from 5 April 1793 to § January 1808; Lxvi. 369. 


562. Peace :—On consideration of the definitive treaty of Peace ; Lv11. 470.——-—For the communication of the definitive treaty of Peace at 
Paris; LXIXx. 412. 


563. Perceval, The Right Honourable Spencer :——For the Prince Regent’s most gracious message respecting the murder of the 
Right honourable Spencer Perceval ; LXViI. 377. 


561. Regent, Prince :—aAddress of both Houses expressing their abhorrence of the several daring outrages offered to the person of the 
Prince Regent in his passage to Parliament ; Lx x11. 8. 


565. Scheldt :—For copies of all reports, memoranda, &amp;c. submitted to His Majesty by the Earl of Chatham, relating to the late Expedition 
to the Scheldt; txv. 128. 


566. Slave Trade :—Respecting a convention with. the Powers of Europe for the immediate and universal abolition of the African Slave 
Trade; Lx1x. 324.——— Expressing the regret of the House that their Address respecting the abolition of the African Slave Trade 
had failed to produce those consequences which the House and the Country anticipated; Lx1x. 450. 


567. Spain :——On consideration of the papers relative to the discussion with Spain ; ix. 56. 


Walcheren :—See supra, 565. 


X. Modes of presenting Addresses : 


568. By Both Houses :—Address of both Houses, expressing their abhorrence of the several daring outrages 
offered to the person of the Prince Regent, in his passage to Parliament; LXxXII. 6, 8. 


569. By two Peers and four Members :—Of both Houses, for a more speedy and general promulgation of the 
Statutes; LVI. 519, 526.—&lt;.—0Of both Houses, That measures should be taken to arrange the matters 
contained in the Statutes of the Realm ; LXXI. 518, 523. 


571. By the whole Honse :—Of congratulation on the detection and failure of an atrocious Conspiracy; 
LVIII. 202.—~m—Of thanks for Royal Speeches at the opening of the Session; LVI. 17.—LVII. 7.— 
LVIII. 19.—LIX. 9.—LX. 7.—(LXI. 7. Although the Speech was delivered by the Lords Commissioners.)\— 
LXVII. 14.—LXIX. 9.—LXX. 8.—LXXII. 18.—LXXV. 9, 119.——For messages from His Majesty or 
the Prince Regent; LVUI. 448.—LXVII. 372.——-For communication of treaty of Peace with France ; 
LXIX. 412.—&lt;«—On consideration of Papers relative to the discussion with Spain; LX. 54. 


672. By Members who are of the Privy Council:—For Accounts and Papers; LVI. 28.—LVI. 10.— 
LVIII. 32.—LIX. 13.—LX. 11.—LXI. 14, &amp;c.—&lt;«—Of condolence and congratulation on the Death of 
George III. and Accession of George IV. (in consequence of His Majesty's indisposition) ; LXXV.90.——=— 
Of congratulation ; LX XIII. 228, 424. «Of thanks for Lords Commissioners Speeches at the opening of 
the Session; LXII. 15.—LXIII. 16.—LXIV. 7.—LXV. 12.—LXVI. 90.—LXVII. 11.—LXXI. 9.— 
LXXIII. 9.—LXXIV. 28. ~&lt;«—On messages from the King or the Prince Regent; LVIII. 243.— 
LIX. 34.—LXI. 245.—LXXIll. 239.—LXXV. 93, &amp;c.—«—On various matters ; LVI. 285.—LVII. 26.— 
LVI. 666.— LIX. 326.—LX. 479.—LXI. 15.—LXI, 50.— LXVIII. 17.—LXX. 12,—LXXI. 11.— 
LXXIII. 339.—LXXIV. 94, &amp;c. 


573. By two Members :—(Mr. Stuart Wortley and Lord Viscount Milton, the mover and seconder ;) LXY1. 391+ 


XI. Incidental Proceedings relative to Addresses : 


574. Addresses read: Of the same Session, or of a former Session; LXIII. 24.—LXX. 202. —=— And Bill 

_ ordered in thereupon ; LXXV. 434.—&lt;—_=— Addresses and Answers thereto read, and Addresses resolved on ; 
LXV. 17.—LXVII. 79, 399. —=— And order made thereon ; LX XIV. 495. —«»— Answers to Addresses 
read ; LXVI. 372, 384. —&lt;»— And to be considered by Committees of the whole House; LXXII. 326. 
—&lt;—-— Motion for Address, Entry in Journal read, and Motion resolved on; LXXII. 318. ——— 
Address of a former Session, referred to Committee of the whole House; LXXIII. 39 


575, Resolutions 
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ADDRESS ES—continued. 


XI. Incidental Proceeedings relative to Addresses—continued. 


575. Resolutions for Addresses, and Committees appointed to draw up the Addresses; LVI. 10.—LVII. 4.— 
LVIM. 11.—LIX. 4.—LX. 5.—LXI. 5.—LXII. 9. —LXII. 6.—LXIV. 4.—LXV. 7.—LXVI. 87.—LXVII. 9. 
—LXVIII. 10.-—LXIX. 5.—LXX. 4.—LXXI. 6.—LXXII. 10.—LXXIII. 4.—LXXIV. 12.~—LXXV. 7,,211, 
&amp;c. —~«m— Reported, read a second time, and agreed to; LVI. 17.—LVII. 7.—LVIII: 19.—LIX. 9.— 
LX. 7.—LXI. 7, &amp;c, [Note. The Resolution for an Address is usually presented, instead of appointing 
a Committee to draw up a formal Address, founded upon such Resolution.| — 


576. Addresses brought from the Lords to the Commons are twice read, blanks filled up, and a message sent 
to the Lords acquainting them therewith ; LVI. 501.—LXXI. 499.-~LXXII. 6.—&lt;—-—Ordered to be taken 
into further consideration on a future day ; LXXI. 475. 


577. Amendments made to questions for Addresses ; Relative to Accountsand Papers ; LIX. 157.—LXH. 614.— 

LXIII. 68, 69, 72, 253.—LXX. 14.—LXXII. 344, &amp;c.—s Relative to the Lords Commissioners Speech ; 
LXVII. 8.—&lt;«_—To the State of Ireland ; LXXI. 311.—&lt; Treaty of Peace with France; LXIX. 408. 
—&lt;»— Mr. Palmer’s agreement with the Post Office; LX1V. 348.—«—Offences in Indian territory, and 
the Red River Settlement ; LXXIV. 571. 


578. Amendments proposed and not made to Questions for Addresses ; Relative to the Royal Speech at the opening 
of a Session; LVI. 9.—LXII. 7, 563.—LXVIH. 8.--LXXI. 5.—LXXV. 4. —&lt;=— Relative to Addresses of 
Thanks for communications ; LVIII. 438.—LIX. 188.-—-LX. 48, 51.—LXIV. 18.—LXX. 205, 329.— 
LXXI. 59. —&lt;— Relative to message on the Marriages of the Dukes of Clarence and Cambridge ; 
LXXIII. 239. 


579. Amendments made to Questions for Addresses, whereby such Addresses were virtually negatived ; LVII. 419, 
450, 455, 456. 
581. Resolution for an Address rescinded, and another Resolution made; LXXV. 215. 


582. Orders for presenting Addresses read and discharged (No answer to such Addresses having been previously 
reported to the House); LXIII. 49.—LXVI. 417.—LXVII. 90.—LXIX. 306.—LXX. 383.—LXXV. 
423, 430. | 


583. Addresses for Papers repeated, the Papers not having been presented to the House; LXx. 366.—LXXI. 8. 
—&lt;—»—Such Addresses read, and Address for the Papers to be laid before the House forthwith ; LXx. 319. 


584. Copy of Report from a Select Committee ordered to be laid before the Prince Regent, together with an 
Address ; LXXII 198. 





XI . Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded,— 
and, Motions withdrawn ;—relative to Addresses. 


1. Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded ;—relative 


to Addresses: 


Accounts and Papers :—For laying them before the House. See Accounts and Papers, 5332-5539. 


585. Administration :——To express. the regret of the House that the expectations held out by the Prince Regent in his Answer to their 


Address of 21 May 1812 have not been realized; and that His Royal Highness will form without delay, an Administration entitled to 
the support of Parliament, and confidence of the nation ; LXVII. 423. 


586. Admiralty :—For reducing the number of the Lords of the Admiralty ; Lxx11. 110.—L XXIV. 245. 


587. America :—Praying His Majesty, without delay, to take such measures as may tend to the immediate re-establishment of the com- 


mercial intercourse between His Majesty’s dominions and America ; and to bring, by a temperate and conciliatory negvtiation, all other 
points to a’ just and amicable conclusion; Lx1v. 117. 





588. Army :—For His Majesty to appoint a military council ; Lv111. 670. Respecting the application of the military resources of the 
country; LXVI. 404. “or the abolition of the punishment of soldiers by flogging ; Lxv1. 442. That the Prince Regent would 
direct the payment of £.3,504. to the officers of the Royal Artillery Drivers, being the difference between the full and half-pay ; 

LXXIII. 303. See infra, 603. 649. 








689. Austria :—Of thanks for His Majesty’s Message relative to Austria; Lx1v. 369.———— For the Prince Regent to take into consideration 
~ the sum due to Great Britain from Austria, on account of loans raised in 1795 and_1797, (Pr. Q" Neg.) ; Lx x1. 408. 


Banff :-—See infra, 604. 
Brunswick, Duke of :—See infra, 595. 


591. Charities :—That the Prince Regent will instruct any Commissioners who may be appointed under a Bill for appointing Commissioners 


to inquire of the Charities in England and Wales, to inquire into the abuses of Charities not connected with Education, (Pr. Q" Neg.) 
LXXIII. 415. 


592. Churches :—For erecting Free Churches as national monuments in honour of the victories of Trafalgar and Waterloo, (Pr. Q" Neg.); 
‘ LXXI. $13. 


593. Convicts :—For suspending the sailing of the Lord Wellington Female Convict Ship; Lx x1v. 320. 


504. Denmark :—Respecting the expedition to Copenhagen, and the information before the House concerning same; LXIII. 195. ———. 
Respecting the late attack on Copenhagen and the taking possession of the Danish Fleet ; tx111. 224. 


Desuetude :—See infra, 617. 


595. Droits of Admiralty :—That the House had taken into consideration the Message relative to the Duke of Brunswick, and granted 
him an annuity of £.7,000. charged upon the consolidated fund ; imploring His Majesty to direct, that from the Droits of Admiralty 
a sum be paid to the consolidated fund equal to the value of the annuity; Lxv. 363.———— That His Majesty would give directions 
for the payment into the consolidated fund from the Droits of Admiralty of a sum equal to the amount of the annuity charged upon the 
same for the Duke of Brunswick; txv. 431. 


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XII. (1.) Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, &amp;c. 





Duff, Sir James :—See infra, 602. 
Education of the Poor :—For a Commission to inquire into the state thereof in England and Wales, (Pr. Q® Neg.) ; uxx111. 415 


596. Egypt :——To communicate to the House, by whose advice certain instructions were given to the Commander in Chief of the fleet in the 
Mediterranean, relative to the return of the French Army in Egypt to France ; LVI. 493. 


597. Ferguson, Thomas :—For removing him from his office, (Pr. Q® Neg.) ; LX XIII. 334. 
598. Foskett, Captain :——To direct the Commander in Chief to report to His Majesty his complaints; Lxv. 473. 


599. France :—That instruction be given to the Plenipotentiaries at Chatillon not to conclude any treaty of peace that does not contain an 
amnesty to subjects of France for political offences, (Pr. Q" Neg.) ; Lx1x. 138.} 


601. Gaol Delivery :——That Commissions of Gaol Delivery may be issued three times in a year, (Pr. Q® Neg.); txxrv. 518. 


602. Gibraltar :—Respecting the conduct of Sir James Duff and Major General Smith, touching certain Spanish subjects who had taken 
refuge in Gibraltar; Lxx, 128. 


603. Half Pay :——For the Prince Regent to take into consideration the state of the Half Pay of the Subalterna of the Army and to give 
directions that the same be increased; Lx1x. 460. See supra, 588. 


604. Highland Roads and Bridges :—For issuing a sum towards defraying the damage done by a storm in October 1819 to the 
unfinished Harbours of Peterhead and Banff, (Pr. Q" Neg.); Lxxv. 444. 


605. Ireland :—Respecting the state of Ireland, (superseded by reading the other Orders of the Day;) LxxiI. 373- See infra, 609. 
606. Man, Isle of :—For His Majesty to appoint Commissioners to inquire into the claims ef the Duke of Atholl; ix. 450. 

607. Nation, State of :—Respecting ditto, and the conduct of Ministers; Lx x11. 478. 

608. Norway :—That the Prince Regent would interpose his mediation for the people of Norway; LX1x. 259. 


Offices in Reversion :—See infra, 616. 


609. Orange Societies :—To appoint a Commission to inquire into the proceedings of the Orange Societies in the North of Ireland; 
Lx x. 458. 


611. Palmer, Mr. :—Respecting the Answer of the Prince Regent to Address for advancing Money to Mr. Palmer; txv1. 384. 


612. Parliament, Prorogation of :—That His Majesty will not Prorogue the Parliament until he shall have been enabled to afford to 


the House full information, with respect both to His Majesty's relatious with Foreign Powers and to his views and prospects in the 
contest in which he is engaged; Lx. 404. 


613. Peace :—That the Commons, in granting five millions, have so dore in full confidence that the Prince Regent will seize the first 
favourable opportunity of making Peace; Lxviit. 624. 


614. Peace Establishment :—That the House are deeply impressed with the conviction, that it is necessary to reduce to the utmost the 
Peace Establishment, (superseded by reading the other Orders of the Day ;) Lx x1. 307. 


615. Penitentiary Houses :—For His Majesty to give directions for carrying into execution so much of Acts 19 and 34 Geo, IIL. as 
relates to Penitentiary Houses and the Employment of Convicts; LXxv. 459. 


Peterhead and Banff Harbours :—See supra, 604. 


616. Reversion, Offices in :—That no Office in Reversion may be granted until six weeks after the commencement of Session 1815; 
LXIx. 480. 


617. Scotland :—That the Prince Regent would direct an inquiry to be instituted respecting the Statute Law of Scotland in desuetude; 
LXxIv. 263. 


~ 618.Secretaries of State :—For placing their departments, with all convenient dispatch, upon the footing on which they stood in 1793 ; 
Lxx1. 266. . 


619. Shipwrecks :——That the Prince Regent would give directions that the proper Authorities do act upon the Report from the Committee of 
the House, dated 5 June 1811, for the preservation of persons exposed to perish through Shipwreck and boats upsetting ; Lx x1v. 62. 


621. Slave Trade :—Representing to His Majesty the great importance of preventing the excessive importation of Negroes into the Island 
of Trinidad, (Pr. Q® Neg.); Lv1I. 513. Respecting the claims of Spanish subjects for Slave ships; Lx X111. 197. 





622. Spain :—Entreating the Prince Regent to take into his consideration the sufferings of the members of the late Spanish Regency and 
Cortes; Lx x1. 46. 


623. Sweden :—Respecting the Convention with the King of Sweden; ix111, 181. 


624. Tithes :—That His Majesty will direct a Commission to be appointed to inquire into the manner in which Tithes are collected in Ireland; 
LXIVv. 362. 


Trafalgar :—See supra, 592. 
Waterloo :—See supra, 592. 


Westminster, High Constable of :—For issuing £.330. to the Serjeant at Arms, to be distributed by him in remuneration of 
the High Constable of Westminster and the officers under him for their attendances upon both Houses of Parliament for Session 1817 ; 
Lxxit. 461. 


[ Note.— Addresses negatived, by an Amendment being made To leave out all the words after the word “ That,” and inserting other 
words ; LVII. 419, 450, 455, 456, Lx1v. 144. &amp;c.] 


625. Questions negatived, relative to Amendments proposed to Addresses,—To certain Words standing part of the 
Question; LXII. 564.— LXIII. 68, 253. To certain Words being inserted; LXV. 12. ‘To certain 
Words being added ; LXX. 198.—LXXV. 7. 


626. Questions for Addresses,—Superseded by the previous Question ; LVII. 513.—LXIX. 138.—LXXI. 408, 513. 
—LXXIII. 334, 415. — LXXIV. 518.—Lxxv. 444, &amp;c. Superseded by Orders of the Day; LXxXI. 
307.—LXXII. 373. Superseded by Adjournment; LXX. 183. 


, 627. Question For presenting an Address by Privy Councillors, negatived ; LXVII. 391. 
2. Motions 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) + Cee 








194 | _ ADDRESSES—continued. 








XIE: (2.) Motions for Addresses, Withdrawn—relative to,— | 


Accounts and Papers :—For laying them before the House. See Accounts and Papers, 5547-5662. 


628. Cochrane, Sir Alexander :—For instituting an inquiry into the conduct of Sir Alexander Cochrane on the subject of a representa- 
tion made to him, that Captain Lake had caused a sailor, named Robert Jeffery, to be landed on the Island of Sombrero; Lxv. 245. 


629. Cochrane, Lord :—To remit to Lord Cochrane the ignominious punishment of the pillory, in consideration of the distinguished 
services of that Noble Lord; Lx1x. 479. 


631. Distillation :—That investigation be made into the amount and state of human food in Ireland, with the view of determining whether 
or not it be expedient to stop the distillation from grain in Ireland; txx11. 138. 


632. Dutch Property :—For His Majesty to direct that the Commissioners appointed in 1795 for the disposal of captured Dutch Property, 
be prosecuted by the Attorney General for malversation; Lxiv. 266, 


633. France :—For His Majesty to avail himself of the mediation of Russia between His Majesty and the French Republic; tvi11. 456. 


634. Ireland :—For His Majesty to direct the Commissioners of Inquiry in Ireland to proceed forthwith to an accurate investigation of the 
Balances mentioned in the Annual Finance Accounts of Ireland, for the years 1805, 1806, 1807, and 1808; Lxrv. 196. 


635. J ury Court, Scotland :—rThat the Prince Regent would give directions that none of the additional appointments under Act of 
Session 1819, to amend Act 55 Geo. IIT. “ ‘Io facilitate the Administration of Justice in Scotland, by extending Trial by Jury to Civil 
Causes,” be filled up until one month after the commencement of next Session; Lx XIV. 570. 


636. Lancaster Castle :—For the Prince Regent to appoint a Commission to inquire into the charges preferred against the inspecting 
Magistrates and Gaoler of Lancaster Castle; Lxvit. 507. 


637. Lopez, Sir Manasseh Masseh :—That His Majesty would shorten the term of his imprisonment; Lxxv. 438. 


638. Melville, Lord Viscount :—For His Majesty to remove Lord Viscount Melville from all Offices held under the Crown during 
pleasure, and from His Councils and presence for ever; Lx. 206. 


639. Navy :—That the regulations contained in the Ninth Article of the New Naval Instructions be transmitted to Naval Commanders on 
Foreign stations ; LXV. 200. 

641. Northern Circuit :——That the Prince Regent would issue his Commission of Oyer and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery for the 
Counties of Westmorland, Cumberland, Durham and Northumberland, and the Town and County of Newcastle-upon-Tyne twice in 
every year, and also his Commission of Assize and Nisi Prius; txx111. 76. That the Prince Regent would adopt such measures 
as shall give to the Counties of Westmorland, Cumberland, Durham and Northumberland, and the ‘Town and County of Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, the benefit of a general Gaol Delivery and a Commission of Assize and Nisi Prius twice in each year; Lx x111. 389. 





642. Offices in Reversion :—That His Majesty would not grant any Office in Reversion until six weeks after the commencement of 
Session 1811; Lxv, 152. 


613. Orders im Council :—For the Prince Regent to recal or suspend the Orders in Council issued in 1807 and 1809; Lxv1I. 431. 


644. Penitentiary Houses :—For His Majesty to give directions for carrying into execution so much of Act 19 Geo. III. as relates to the 
erecting of Penitentiary Houses; Lxv. 347. 


645. Privy ‘Purse :—For information to be laid before the House whether the Keeper of His Majesty’s Privy Purse, and the person appointed 
by His Majesty have respectively taken the oath prescribed by Act 51 Geo. III. and when the said oath was taken; Lxvi1t. 87. 


646. Spirits :—For the Prince Regent to give directions that due investigation be made into the quantities of Home-made Spirits remaining in 
the hands of the Merchants and Distillers of Ireland on the 5 March 1810, &amp;c.; Lxvr. 128. 


647. Wales, Princess of :—Expressive of the indignation with which the House has seen publications so insulting to the honour of His 
Majesty’s Royal Family, &amp;e.; LXvi1t. 322. For The Prince Regent to acquaint the House by whose advice he was induced 
to form the fixed and unalterable determination never to mect the Princess of Wales, on any occasion, either in private or public ; 
Lx1x. 326. 





648. Wales, Princess Charlotte of :—To acquaint the House whether there be any Treaty of Marriage on foot between the Princess 
Charlotte of Wales and the Prince of Orange ; Lx1x. 367. 


649. Widows of Officers :—That the Prince Regent would cause to be revoked a warrant of 17 February 1818 for revising the Rules 
and Regulations under which Pensions are now granted to the Widows of Officers of the Land Forces; Lxx111. 294. 


See Accounts and Papers, 35. 5287. Amendments, 2. 22. Committees, 1825-1829. Debates, 1. 
Divisions, 2. 42. Messages, 118. 135. Supply, Key to Supply. 





Adj ournments :—The Chancellor of the Exchequer acquainted the House, That it being the pleasuré of The Prince Regent that 
the Parliament should be adjourned until 21 March 1814, His Royal Highness desires that the House will adjourn uutil that day ; 
Motion, That the House will at rising adjourn until 21 March; Amendment [ for an Address thereupon] proposed and not made; Main 
Question agreed to; LXIX. 132. See Committees, 1923, 1924. Debates. Divisions, 15. 43. Elections, 544-554. 
House, 76-96. 387. 403. Members, 181. Motions, 28-31. 37. Speaker, 106, 107. 


Adjutants :——See Supply, Key to Supply. 
Adjutant General :—see Postage, 4. 


Admi nistration :——Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to inquire into the conduct of the late Administration, 
both at home and abroad, during the war; Negatived, Lvi1. 341. 
See Accounts and Papers, 5332- Addresses, 445. 549» 585- Ministers. Motions, 23. 


Administration, Letters of :—see East India Affairs, 28. Navy, 31. Supply, Key to Ways and Means. 
Administration of Assets :——sSee Assets. Courts of Justice, 44. 


Admiralty : 


Motion respecting the salaries of the Secretary of the Admiralty, (superseded by reading the other Orders of the Day); LXXI. 231 


Motion, That the issue of war salaries to the Secretaries of the Admiralty and others, in consideration of the expedition to Algiers, is 
_ uncalled for by the Order in Council of January 15, 1800, and therefore an improper ‘application of the public money; Negatived, 
LX xt. 80. 
Motion for Address for reducing the number of the Lords of the Admiralty, Previous Question thereupon, Negatived ; Lxx11. 110. 
Motion for an Address for reducing the number of the Lords of the Admiralty, Negatived, LXXIv, 245. 


See Accounts and’ Papers, 36=48. 2549. 3623. 3662. 3670. 3680. 3742. 5335-5341. 5548-9. Addresses, 306. 586. 
Navy, 4. 6. Petitions, 2. Supply, Key to Supply. 


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ADMIRALTY——ALEHOUSES. 195: 









Ad miralty, Court of :——See Accounts and Papers, 49-115. Courts, 1-11. 
Admiralty Droits :—see Droits. 
Adriatic :—See Accounts and Papers, 116. 


Ad ultery 2——See Divorces. 
Advances :——See Accounts and Papers, 917-920. Bank of England, 1, 2. Supply, 5100. 


Advertisements : 
1. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal so much of Act 50 Geo. III. c.76, as imposes certain Duties on Advertisements in Ireland; 
Negatived, LXVI. 371. 


2. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for exempting from the Duties on Legacies, Charitable Bequests ; and also from the Duty on Advertise- 
ments; Negatived, txvir. 68. . 


See Accounts and Papers, 117. Orders, 35. Petitions, 373. Supply, 4649. 5021. 5025-6. 5430. 5432. 
Advocate General, (The Judge:)—see Post Ofice, 13. 


Advowsons s———See Universities. 


Affid avits :——Bill to enable the Judges of the Courts of King’s Bench, Common Pleas, and Barons of the Exchequer of Ireland, to grant 
commissions to certain officers of the said Courts to take Affidavits in the absence of the said Judges and Barons respectively ; Ordered, 


LXII. 288. Presented, 302. Instruction to receive a clause to enable the Judges and Barons of the said Courts to grant commissions 
to certain officers to take special bails in their absence, 319. Passed, 326. Not returned from the Lords. 


Africa : 


1. Petitions of the Committee of the Company of Merchants trading to Africa for further support offered ; The Royal Recommendation signified ; 
Petitions brought up and ordered to lie upon the Table; Lvi. 251.— LVII. §71.— LVIII. 195.— LIX. 337. — LX. 54. — LX1. 68.— 
Lxut. 184, 696.—LX111. 101.—LxIv. 146.—LXxv. 77.—Lxvul. 486.—Lxx. 231.—Lx x1. 369.—LXXII. 277.—LX XIII. 277, 311.— 
LXXIV. 455. Printed, 546.—Lxxv. 251. ———— Petitions referred to the Committee of Supply ; tv1. 312.—Lv11. 587.—LVIII. 573.— 
LIX. 379.—LX. 397-—LXI. 216.—LXII. 795.—LXIV. 241.—LXV. 383,—LXVII. 500.—LXxX. 468.—LxXIII. 311.—LX XIV. 577. 


Bill for the better regulation of the African Company ; Ordered; Presented; Printed; txx1v. 580. Not proceeded in. 


Bill for allowing the Importation from any port in Europe or Africa, of Goods or Commodities the growth or produce of any Country ; 
Ordered, Lxiv. 303. Presented, 307. R.A. 381. 


4. Bill to permit the Exportation of Goods imported from any of the British Settlements in Africa, to any of the other Settlements ; Ordered, 
LXXII. 340. Presented, 342. Committee put off for two months, 369. 


See Accounts and Papers, 118-128. 1383. 1429. 2877. 2897. Addresses, 64-66. Coffee, 5. Colonies, 3. 
Committees, 13-16. 1366, 1367. Petitions, 595. Slaves, 6. 8. 18. 23. 39. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Agents : — See Counsel, 1-8. Members, 5. 


Agent General :—see Volunteers, 7. 


Aggregate Fund: ——Motion for appointing a Committee to examine respecting ditto ; Negatived, Lx111. 308. See Committecs, 
1964. 


Agriculture : 
1. Petitions of the President and Members of the Board of Agriculture for further support offered; The Royal Recommendation 
signified ; Petitions brought up and ordered to lie upon the Table ; rv1. 208.—Lv1I. 119.—LVIII. 173.-—L1x. 84.—Lx. 88.—Lx1. 68.— 
LXII. 160, 643.—LXIII. 112.—LxIv. 86.—LXV. 59. —LXVI. 103.—LXVII. §6.—LXVIII. 97.—-LXIX. 37.—LXX. 49.—LX XI 374, 396. 
—LxXx1I. 61.—.Lxxut. 62.—.Lxxtv. 107. Printed, 546.—Lxxv. 38, 165.—— Petitions referred to the Committee of Supply ; 
LVI. 312.—LVII. 571.—LVIMU. 650.—LIX. 141.—LX. 397.—LXI. 327.—LXII. 795.—LXIII. 410.—LXIV. 241.—Lxv. 383.— 
LXVI. 197.—LXVII. 218.—LXVIII. 452.—LXIX. 470.—Lx xX, 381.—LxXxI. 396.—LX XII. 428,—LX XIII. 314.—LX XIV. 577. 


2. Bill for reducing the duties payable on horses used for the purposes of Husbandry on small farms; Ordered, Lxx1. 286. . Presented 287. 
Instruction respecting certain other duties on horses, and allowances for children, 317. Instruction to receive a clause for exempting 
the owners of hackney coaches licensed as stage coaches from the duties of Assessed Taxes, 365. Bill printed, 398. Read the third 
and time, further Proceedings adjourned, 462. Resumed, 468. R. a. 501. 


3. Bill for further continuing Act 56 Geo. III. c. 66, for reducing the duties. payable on horses used for the purposes therein mentioned ; 
Ordered, Lxx111.87. Presented, 134. RB. A. 327. 


4. Bill to continue Acts 56 and 58 Geo. III. for reducing the duties payable on horses used for the purposes therein mentioned ; Ordered, 
LXX1V. 137. Presented, 157. Re-committed, 181. Instruction respecting duties on horses used for certain purposes, 198. Bill 
printed, 223. R.A. 287. 


See Accounts and Papers, 129-132. 2008. 2840-2845. 4413-14. Addresses, 478. Committees, 17. 573-576. 
1368-9. Petitions, 3-6. 264. 596. Questions, 8. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Ainslie, Governor George Robert :——Motion for appointing a Select Committee to inquire into his conduct ; 
Withdrawn, Lxx. 352. See Accounts and Papers, 133-136. 1455- Addresses, 67. 


Albuera :—see House, 104. 149. 

Alcock, Mr. Congreve :—see Committees, 1699. 

Alcock, John :—See Elections, 735. House, 192. 

Alderney :——See Accounts and Papers, 1082. Addresses,142. Committees, 629. Corn, 12 Customs, 3. Laws Expiring, 17. 


Ale :——-See Accounts and Papers, 137-139. 3275. 4033. Licences, 1. J. 9: Petitions, 7. 44. Supply, Key to 
Ways and Means ; also 5217. 5416. 


Alehouses ; Bills relative to Alehouses : 

1. To amend Act 32 Geo. III. for amending so much of Acts 26 and 29 Geo. II. as relates to licensing Alehouse-keepers and Victuallers, and 
for better regulating Alehouses, and for the manner of granting such licenses in future ; and also of granting licenses to persons selling 
wines to be drank in their houses; Ordered, .x11. 814. Presented ; printed; 824. Motion for now reading Bill a second time, and 
an Amendment proposed ; Motion and Amendment withdrawn, 833. Not proceeded in.. 

2. To 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








196 ALEHOUSES——AMELIA 





Alehouses ; Bills relative to Alehouses,—continued. 


2. To repeal the Stamp Duties on licences for selling Ale, Beer and other exciseable liquors by retail, and for granting other Duties in lieu 
thereof; Ordered, Lxit1. 308. Presented, 311. RK. A. 479. 


3. For amending the Laws for regulating the manner of licensing Alehouses in England ; Ordered, Lx x11. 325. Presented ; printed; 326. Again 
printed, 351. Petitions against, from Mr. Barber Beaumont, 378, r. Great Yarmouth, 379. Cambridge,427. Further consideration of 
Report put off for three months, 451. Another Bill ordered; Presented ; printed; Lxxiv. 402. Petitions against, To lie on the 
Table; from Liverpool, 468. Evesham, 514. Exeter, 502. _ Bill again printed, 492. Re-committed, 536. Again printed, 547. 
Passed, 569. Not returned from the Lords. 


4. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to Amend Act 32 Geo, III. relating to the licensing of Alehouse-keepers, Victuallers, &amp;c.; Negatived, 
LXIII, 422. See Licences. Petitions, 8. 





Algiers :——See Accounts and Papers, 3675. 5551- Admiralty, 2. House, 108. 118. 151.. Supply, 413. 
Alice Holt Forest :—see Forests, 2. 


Aliens ; Bills relative to Aliens, viz. : 

1. For repealing several Acts respecting Aliens, and for substituting other provisions in lieu thereof; Ordered, tvtt. 481. Presented ; 
printed; 485. Copy of Definitive Treaty of Peace with the French Republic, referred to the Committee on the Bill; Instruction to 
make provision for apprehending persons accused of certain crimes committed within the jurisdiction of the French Republic, his Catholic 
Majesty or the Batavian Republic. 506. Lords Amendments agreed to, 651. R. A. 660. 


2. To repeal said Act, and establish regulations respecting Aliens arriving in this Kingdom or residing therein in cettain cases ; Ordered, 
Lvi11. 633. Presented; printed; 641. Lords Amendments agreed to, 691. R. a. 693. 


3. To Repeal Act 43 Geo. III. c. 155, and for substituting other provisions in lieu thereof; Ordered; presented; printed ; Lx1x. 437. Again 
printed, 486. Re-committed, 494. R. 4.517. 


4. To repeal Act 54 myo III. and for establishing other regulations ; Ordered ; presented ; printed; Lxx. 222. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 295. R. a. 296. 


5. To Repeal Act 55 Geo. III. ¢. 54, and for substituting other provisions in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lxx1. 307. Presented; printed; 312. 
Motion that the Bill with Amendments be ingrossed; Debate thereon adjourned ; 382. Resumed ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 395. Read 
Third time, and further proceedings adjourned, 409. Further adjourned, 415. Resumed, and Bill passed, 419. Lord Amendments 
agreed to, 506. R. A. 515. 

6. To continue Act 56 Geo. III. ; Ordered ; presented; printed; Lxx111.319. Agreed to by the Lords with Amendments; Day appointed 
for considering them,” and Bill to be printed, with Lords Amendments; 414. Petition of proprietors of stock of the Bank of Scotland 
against; Motion for referring the Petition to a Committee, withdrawn ; Petition to lie on the Table; Lords amendments considered, 
und disagreed to, nem. con.; Committee appointed to draw up reasons to be offered to the Lords at a conference, for disagreeing to the 
Amendments; 420. Reasons reported and agreed to, and conference to be desired with the Lords thereupon, 421. Lords agree to 
a conference ; Committee appointed to manage it; held and reported ; 423. Lords do not insist on their Amendments, 424. Petition 
of the Proprietors of Stock in Scotland to be printed, 425. R. a. 426. 


7. For further continuing Act 56 Geo. III; Ordered, txxv. 266. Presented; printed; 271. Petition from Westminster against, to be 
printed, 290. Motions for instructions, negatived, 431. R. a. 468. 


8. To prevent Aliens from becoming naturalized, or being made or becoming denizens; Ordered ; presented ; LX XIII. 424. R. A. 426.——— 
To continue said Act; Ordered; presented; Lxxiv.178. R. a.258.——— For further continuing said Act; Ordered, txxv. 266. 
Presented, 271. R. A. 341. 

9. Motions respecting certain instructions which were issued on 6 May 1813, from the Office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, 
respecting Aliens, Previous Question thereupon negatived; Lxx. 183. 


11.. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to provide further regulations respecting Aliens, dropped on division for want of forty Members; 
LXX. 219. 
See Accounts and Papers, 141-150. 5342-5344. 5369. Petitions, 9. Questions, 31. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Alienation Office :——See Accounts and Papers, 140. 
Alien O fice sa———See Accounts and Papers. 149. 


Alkali :——Bill to repeal the duties on Alkali, and to impose other duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, rxx1v.169. Presented, 199. 
Instruction respecting a Customs duty on Minerai Alkali imported, 283. R. a. 458. See Committees, 18, 19. 


Alle jance :——Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy taken and subscribed: By the Speaker and the Members of the House at the 
beginning of the first Parliament of the United Kingdom (23 January 1801); Lv1. 7, 8.. At the beginning of new Parliaments 
(November 1802); tvii1. 8.—(December 1806); txit. 4.—(June 1807), 560.—(November 1812); Lxvilt. 5.—(January 1819); 
LxXIv. 9.—(April 1820); Lx xv. 109. In consequence of the Accession of Geo. IV. (January 1820); Lx xv. 89. By Mem- 
bers returned upon new writs; LVI. 3.—LVIX. 3.—LX. 3.—LXI. 3.—LXIII. 3.—+LXIV. 3.—EXV. 3.—LXVI. 3, 4, 6.— LXVII. 3. 
—LXIX. 3.—LXX. 3.—LXXI. 3.—LXXII. 3.—LX XIII. 3.—LXXV. 3. 89. 











Allen, Joseph Mosey :—-see Elections,211. 
Allies :—See Addresses, 299. 

Allison, William :—sec Etections, 211. 

Allott, Rev. Dr. Richard :—see House, 133. 312. 


Almanacks :——See Supply, 5021. 5025. 


Alnage Laws :—Bill to abolish the Subsidy and Alnage of Drapery, and to authorize payment of an annual sum to Lord de 
Blacquiere during the continuance of his interest in the Office of Alnage; Ordered, LX X11. 434. Presented, 440. &amp;. A. 475- 
See Committees, 21. 1371. King, 43. Petitions, 11. 


Alten, Major General Charles Baron :—see House, 104. 
Alten, Major General Victor Baron :—See House, 145. 
Ambassadors :——See Accounts and Papers, 1199. 1206. 1210. 1212. 


Amelia, Princess :--- See Addresses, 11. Note. 





I. 
[I. 
ITI. 
IV. 






AMENDMENTS. 





Amendments, 





Amendments made; 1—19. 

Amendments proposed, but not made; 21—36. 
Amendments to. Amendments; 37—47. 
Incidental Proceedings; 48—56. 


V. Questions Negatived, and Amendments Withdrawn ; 57—59. 


I. Amendments made,—relative to—viz. 


1. Accounts and Papers :——To Questions for ordering them to be laid before the House; LX. 260.— 


LXI. 142.—LXII. 614.—LXIII. 60.—LXV. 17.—LXVI. 463.—LXVII. 106.—LXVIII. 131.—LXIX. 461. 
—LxXx. 6,——To Questions for Printing Accounts and Papers ; LX XIV. 345. 


2. Addresses :—To Questions for presenting them; LVII. 456.—LXV. 431, 480.—LXVII. 6, 7, 8— 


LXIX. 408.—LXX. 14.—LXXIl. 344. | 
[Note. These. Amendments were made in the body of thé proposed Addresses. | 


Bills : 


3.- To Questions ; For leave to Bring in Bills ; LVII. 303.—LXV. 493.—LXX. 62.—-LXXI. 351, 430.——~For 


now reading Bills a Second time ; LVI. 349.—LVIL. 486.—LIX. 182.—LX. 104.—LXI, 255.—LXII. 244. 
—LKXIII. 343.—LXIV. 303.—LXV. 146.—LXVI. 153.—LXVII. 203.—LXVIII. 160.—LXIX. 226.— 
LXX. 197.—LXXI.. 62.—LXXII. 178.—LXXIII. 85.—LXXIV. 306.—LXXV. 331, &amp;c.—&lt;_£—On the 
morrow; LXXIII. 149.—&lt;«—On future days; LIX. 154.—LX. 175.—LXVIII. 414.—&lt;«—lIn a month ; 
LXVI. 208. —«»— In three months (a Lords Bill); LXVII. 533. —«— Respecting the interval of 
time to elapse.between the Second reading and the Committal of every Bill exclusively affecting Ireland ; 
LXVI. 148. (Question negatived as amended.)—&lt;»—To Question; That Counsel for Petition be’ at 
liberty to produce evidence-in support of -Petition on Second reading; LXII. 150. —&lt;-— To Question; 
For..appointing particular days for the House to resolve itself into Committees on Bills; LXIV. 161. 
——«—To Questions ; For Instructions to a Committee on a Bill; LXXV. 28.——For re-committing 
Bills ; LXXIV. 429, 448.—&lt;»—For the Speaker’s now leaving the Chair ; LXV. 481.—LXXII. 320,—=— 
For receiving Reports on Billson the Morrow ;' LXVIII..379.—&lt;—On future Days; LXVIII, 397. 
—&lt;»e—For taking Reports on Bills into consideration on future days; LX. 301.——For now readin 
Reports on Bills; LXIX. 271.—«—For now reading Committees Amendments a second time ; LXVI. 316. 
—LXVII. 465.—LXVIII. 460.—LXXIII. 168.—LXXIV. 310, 542.—LXXV. 379, &amp;c.—&lt;-—In a Month ; 
LVII. 621.—&lt;«—In Three Months ; LIX. 347.—&lt;»—For agreeing with Committees in Amendments to 
Bills ; LXVI. 390.—&lt;«—For now taking Reports of Bills into further consideration ; LV1I..190.—LX1. 456. 
—LXV. 283.—LXVIII. '634.—LXIX. 451. —&lt;— On this day; LXXI. 48y. —— On future days ; 
LIX. 336.—LXI. 132.—LXIX. 331. —&lt;=— That Clauses (offered on the Report) be now read'a Second 
time; LXXI. 382.—«—To Questions ; That a Bill be engrossed ; LXV. 315.—«—That Bills be now read 
a Third time ; LVI. 356.—LVIII. 400:—LX. 280.—LXIV. 380.—LXVI. 174.—LX VIII. 617.—L Xx. 288, 
—LXXI. 389.—LXXII. 255.—LXXIV. 401, &amp;c.—«—On the Morrow ; LXXIV. 351.—&lt;«—That Lord’s 
Amendments be now read a Second time; LXXIV. 610. 


4.. Amendments'madeto Bits as distinguished from the foregoing Amendments to Questions relative to Bills :— 


On variousstages, viz; On the. Report ; LVI. 215.—LVII. 153.—LVIII. 72.—LIX. 24.—LX. 219.—LXI. 253. 
—LXIII. 65.—LXIV. 229.—LXV. 249.—LXVI. 40.—LXVII. 87.—LXVIII. 167.—L XIX. 99.——LXx. 1106. 
— LXXI. 206. — LXXII. 374. — LXXIII. 147. — LXXv. 46, &amp;c. Lords Bills; LXII. 223, &amp;c. —m— 
On further consideration of Report; LVI. 291.—LVII. 296.—LVIII. 98.—LIX. 187.—LxX. 181. 
—LXI. 148.—LXII. 814.—LXIII. 405.—LXVI. 193.—LXVII. 413.—LXVIII. 512.~-LXIX. 228.— 
LXX. 216.—LXXIIIL. 80. — LXXIV. 554. LXXV. 214, &amp;c. Lords Bills; LXVIN. 198, &amp;c. —m— 
On Third readings; LVI. 90.—LVII. 62.—LVIII. 107.— LIX. 77.—LX. 127:—LXI. 114.—LXII. 135.— 
LXIII. 71.-—LXIV. 186.—LXV. 148.—LXVIII. 87.—LXIX. 82.—LXX. 135.—LXXI. 402.—LXXII. 41, 
—LXXIII. 95.—LXXIV. 77.—LXXV. 58, &amp;c.—«—On the Third reading, by inserting after the word 
“ Shilling,” the words, “in the Pound;” it appearing that the words inserted were for rectifying a clerical 
error; LXVI. 269.—«Lords Bills; LXIII. 470, &amp;c.—&lt;«—After Third reading to Clauses proposed 
to be added to Lords Bills; LXVI. 443.—&lt;—On resuming adjourned Proceedings; LVI. 354.— 
LVII. 366.—LVIII. 431.—LIX. 380.—LX. 317.—LXI. 456.—LXIII. 65.—LXVI. 225.—LXVIII. 377.— 
LXXIII. 133, &amp;c. —&lt;=— On resuming adjourned Debate on Amendment proposed to be made to a Bill 
from the Lords ; LXVII. 394. —&lt;»— Amendments made by Committees to Bills agreed to; LVI. 26.— 
LVII. 24.—LVIII. 72.—LIX. 30.—LX. 109.—LXI. 29;—LXII. 57.—LXIII. 255.—-LXIV. 42.——LXV. 51. 
—LXVI. 94.—LXVII. 56.—LXVIII. 35.—LXIX. 41.—LXX. 27.—LXXI. 31.—LXXII. 75.—LXXIIIL. 81, 
—LXXIV. 141.—LXXV. 46, &amp;c. —m— Agreed to, with Amendments; LVI. 354.—LVII. 153.— 
LVIII. 105.—LIX. 166.—LX. 125.—LXI. 172.—LXIII. 65.—L XVI. 193.—LXVII. 1. 7.—LXVIIil. 69. 
—LXIX. y5.—LXX. 152.—LXXIII. 138.—L XXIV. 565, &amp;c. —&lt;=— In Lords Bills ; LXVIII. 654, &amp;c. 
——— Lords Amendments agreed to; LVI. 654,.—LVII. 651.—LVIII. 305.—LIX. 180.—LX. 37.— 
LXI. 148.—LXII. 317.—LXV. 374.—LXVI. 420.—LXVIII. 105.—LXIX. 107.—LXX. 295.—LXXI. 253. 
—LXXII. 477.—LXXIII. 190.—LXXIV. 120, &amp;c. —««=— Agreed to with Amendments ; LVIII. 338.— 
LIX. 294.—LXVIII. 623.—LXXII. 195.—LXxXIV. 609. &amp;c. —«=— Manner of making Amendments to 


Bills, - viz. By leaving out certain Words and inserting or adding others; LX.127.—LXI. 114, a} os 
ords 





GEN. INDEX, LVIL—LXXV. (1801—1820.) Ddd 















198 AMENDMENTS—continued. 


a 





I. Amendments made—continued. 


Bills—continued. 


Lords Bills, LXIII. 470.—LXX. 244. In Committees Amendments to Lords Bills; LxtIl. 222.— 
LXVIII. 654, &amp;c. In Clauses proposed to be added to Lords Bills; LXVI. 443, &amp;c. —«— By leaving 
out certain words; LVI. 90.—LIX. 77.—LX. 127. In Lords Bills; LxIl. 223.—LXX. 435. —=— 
By leaving out Clause on Third reading of a Lords Bill which in a preceding stage was agreed to be 
made part of the Bill; LXVIII. 302. —m— By inserting certain words; LVII. 62.—LVIII. 107.— 
LxIV 186, &amp;c. In Lords Bills; LXx. 435, &amp;c. In Clauses (being part of Committees Amendments 
to Lords Bills); LXxX. 211, &amp;c. ~~ By adding certain words to Clauses proposed to be added to 
Lords Bills; LXVI. 443. 


[ Note. After Vol. LXxI. the Amendments made to Bills are only entered in the ease of Lords Bills, 
excepting where there is a Division on the Amendment, or some special circumstance attached to it.] 


5. Committees :—To Questions ; That the House will immediately resolve itself into a Committee ; LXV. 133. 
—&lt;—»— To-morrow again; LXV. 113. —~&lt;™—On future days; LX. 370,-~&lt;»— For appointing Seleet 
Committees ; LX. 214.—LXVIII. 337.—LXX: 213.—LXXI. 391. = For referring matters to Com- 
mittees ; LX. 250, 302, —— That certain Members be Members of a Committee ; LX. 214.—LXV. 38.— 
LXXI. 391, 392. 


6. Counsel :—To Question, That Counsel for a Petition be at liberty to produce evidence in support thereof on 
~ Second reading of a Bill; LXII. 150. 


7. Debates :—To Questions for adjourning Debates to future days; LXIV. 111.—LXV. 224.—«— For now 
resuming Debates; LXX. 454. 


8. Elections :—To Questions; relative to any Lord of Parliament or any Lord Lieutenant, concerning them- 
selves in Elections; LVI. 25. —«~—For laying Minutes of Election Committees before the House ; 
LXVIII. 242. —&lt;m— That the Speaker do issue his Warrant for New Writs; LXXIV. 169, 196. —=— 
That he do mot issue such Warrant; LXXIV. 633. 


9. House :—To Questions ; That the House will take matters into consideration on particular days; LVII. 396. 

_&gt;~=e— For calling over the House now; LVI. 103. —&lt;=—On future days; LXVH. 335. —_ 

That certain persons do attend the House ; LXXIII. 231. —&lt;- Be taken into custody of the Serjeant-at- 

Arms; LXXV. 404. —&lt;=— Be called to the Bar to be reprimanded and discharged; Lx. 216.— 
LXVIL, 592. 


1). Impeachment :—To Articles of; LX. 481, 482. —«m— To Preamble of ; LX. 481. 


12. Members :——To Questions ; That particular Members be Members of a Committee; LX. 214.—LXV. 38. 
—LXXI. 391, 392. —&lt;»— Do attend the House on particular days; LXXIV. 361. —m— Be taken 
into custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms ; LXXIV. 292. —«=— Be discharged out of Custody ; LXV. 136. 


13. Orders of the Day :—To Question relative to the mode of proceeding with respect to Orders of the Day 
and Notices of Motions; LXVI. 148. 


14. Petitions :—To Questions; That they do lie upon the Table; LXXII. 156. —«=— Until the Third reading 
of Bills, and that the Petitioners be then heard by Counsel; LVIII. 318, 513, 549. 


15. Privileges :——To Question that Robert Albion Cox, Esq. and Sir William Rawlins (Sheriff of Middlesex) 
acted in breach of the Privileges of the House; LX. 131. 


16. Prosecution :—To Question that the Attorney General do forthwith prosecute a person; LXVIII. 408. 
Public Business :—See supra, 13. 


17. Reports :—To Questions; For now bringing up Reports; LXVII. 286. —~&lt;«— For taking Reports into 
consideration on particular days; LX. 301. —«»— For referring Reports to Committees of the whole 
House; LXXV. 179. —&lt;»— For printing a Report with the Appendix; LXXIV. 632. 


Resolutions : 

18... To Questions; For re-committing Resolutions ; LXVII. 380. —&lt;=— For now taking them into further con- 
sideration; LXXI. 279. ~&lt;=— On future days; LXVIII. 563. —&lt;«— To Question; for a Resolution 
of the House by leaving out words; LXVII. 551. —&lt;»— By leaving out words, and inserting or adding 
other words; LXIV. 156, 247, 265.—LXVII. 280.—LXXIV. 282. 


19. Amendments made to REsoLurions, as distinguished from the foregoing Amendments to QuEsTIONs 
relative to Resolutions, viz. Resolutions of Committees of Supply; LVII. 39.—LX. 35.—LXI. 468.— 
LX. 799.—LXVII. 146.—LX1X. 391, &amp;c. —«m— Of Ways and Means; LVI. 264.—-LVII. 33.— 
LIX. 250.—LX. 70.—LXVI. 356.—LXIX. 439, &amp;c. —&lt;»— Of other Committees of the whole House ; 
LVI. 560.—LVII. 444.—LXIII. 377.—LXVI. 28.—LXVIH. 486.—LXXIII. 268.—LXXV. 321, &amp;c. 
—»— Of Select Committees; LVI. 31.—LIX. 176.—LXVI. 439, &amp;c. —&lt;»— Of the Lords, commu- 
nicated at conferences; LXVI. 35.—LXXI. 419.—&lt;«— Manner of making Amendments to Resolutions, viz. 
By leaving out certain words, and inserting or adding others; LXVII. 146.—LXVIII. 297.—LXXI. 419. 
—LXXV. 398, &amp;c. —m— By leaving out certain words; LXVI. 28.—LXVIII, 572.—LXXI. 419, &amp;c. 
—&lt;»— By inserting certain words; LXII. 377-—LXVI. 324.--LXXV. 321, &amp;c, —&lt;»— By adding 
words at the end of Resolutions; LXVI. 356, &amp;c" 


ll. Amendments 


AMEN DMENTS—continued. 199 





II. Amendments proposed, but not made,—relative to— 


21, Accounts and Papers :——To Questions; for ordering them to be laid before the House; LXIII. 60, 254. 
—LXV. 26.—LXXIII. 99. 


22. Addresses :—To Questions for presenting them; LVI. 9.— LVIII. 434, 438.—LIX. 188.—LXIV. 18.— 


LXV..12.—LXVIII. 8.—LXIX. 389.—LXX. 198, 205, 329.—-LXXI. 5, 59.— LXXII. 5.—LXXIII. 239.— 
LXXV. 4, 7. 


Bills: | 
23. To Questions,—For leave to bring in Bills; LX. 45.—LXV. 21.—LXXI. 195. — LXXIII. 171, &amp;¢,—— 
For now reading Bills the First time ; LXX. 449.—(Lords Bills,) LXVII. 533.—LXXIII. 149.—LXXV. 75. 
—»— For now reading Bills a Second Time; LVI. 278.—LVII. 294.—LVIII. 504.—LIX. 209.—LX. 117. 
—LXI. 266.—LXII. 340.—LXIV. 177.—LXV. 109.—LXVI. 161.—LXVII. 231.—LX VIII. 32.—LXIX. g0. 
—LXX. 107.—LXXI. 202.—LXXII. 159.—LXXIII. 90.— LXXIV. 248.— LXXV. 213, &amp;c. For reading 
Bills a Second time, on future days; LIX. 398.—LXII. 115.—LXVI. 186.—LXVIII. 435.-—LXX. 128. 
— LXXI. 315, &amp;c. In six months; LXVII. 103. —&lt;«— For the House immediately resolving itself 
into Committees on Bills; LXx. 380. Now resolving itself into Committees on Bills; LXVII. 218. 
This day [the House having sat late|; LXV1. 462. Upon the morrow or future days; LVI. 494.— 
LXI. 429.—LXVI. 364.—LXVII. 120.—LXX. 137, &amp;c. —«»— For the Speaker leaving the Chair on the 
Order of the day being read for the committal of Bills; LXVIII. 161.— LXIX. 194. —&lt;.— For now 
bringing up Reports; LXVII. 481.—LXX. 152.—LXXIV. 554. For now receiving Reports ; LXV. 144.— 
LXX. 346. For receiving Reports on the morrow or future days ; LX. 413.—LXIII. 156. For mow taking 
Reports into further consideration ; LVI. 527.—LXVII. 226.—LXVIII. 518.—LXIX. 104.—LXX. 348.— 
LXXIII. 220. — LXXIV. 363, &amp;c. On the morrow or on future days; LXVII. 217.—LXXI. 483. — 
LXXII. 290, &amp;c. For resuming the adjourned consideration of Reports; LXVII. 363. —«— For now 
reading Committee's Amendments to Bills a Second time ; LVI. 457.—LIX. 382.—LXI. 485.—LXIV. 344. 
—LXVI. 337.—LXVII. 398.—LXVIII. 359.—LXX. 152.—LXXI. 269.—LXXIV. 250.—-LXXV. 379, &amp;c. 
For agreeing with Committees in Amendments ; LXVI. 374.—LXVIII. 198, &amp;c.—«— For now reading 
Bills a Third time; LVI. 200.—LVII. 340.—LVIII. 106. — LX. 251.—LXI. 270.—LXIII. 164.—LXIV. 
258.—LXV. 226.—LXVI. 239.—LXVII. 337.—LXVIII. 468.—LXIX. 245.—LXX. 157.—LXXI. 378.— 
LXXII. 163.—LXXIII. 389.—LXXIV. 77, &amp;c. On the morrow or on future days ; LVI. 559.—LIX. 38. 
—LX. 291.—LXX. 358.—LXXIV. 52.—LXXV. 439, &amp;c. —— To Questions specifying the Titles of 


Bills; LXIV..401.—LXVHI. 654.—LXXII. 284. —&lt;«— For now reading Lords Amendments a Second 
time ; LXXIV. 600. 


24, Amendments proposed, but not made to Brits [as distinguished from the foregoing Amendments proposed 
but not made to QueEsttiows relative to Bills,| On various stages, viz.: On the Report; LVI. 559.—LXII. 
817.—LXVI. 375.—LXVIII.._ 585.—LXXI. 397.— LXXIII. 143.—LXXIV. 452, &amp;c. On further consi- 
deration of Report; LXII. 817,—LXVI. 40.—LXIX. 486.—-LXXII. 341.—LXXIII. 250.—LXXIV. 250, &amp;c. 
—(Lords Bills ;) LXvitt. 654. On resuming adjourned consideration of Report; LIX. 166. On Third 
readings; LVI. 209: —LVIII. 318. — LIX. 270.— LX. 162. — LXI. 379.— LXII. 750.—LXIII. 189.— 
LXIV. 276.—LXV..503.—LXVI. 42.—LXVII. 337-—LXVIII. 632.—LXIX. 336. — LXX. 157. — LXXI. 
419.—LXXII. 124. — LXXIII. 180.— LXXIV. 533.—LXXV. 312, &amp;c.—(Lords Bills ;) LXVIlII. 662, &amp;c. 
On resuming adjourned proceedings; LVII. 460.—LXI. 456. —&lt;«— To Committees Amendments to 
Bills; Lix. 166.—LXII. 817.—LXIV. 397.—LXVI. 39. — LXVII. 481. — LXVIII. 660. — LXXI. 382.— 
LXXIII. 351, &amp;c.——«_=— To Lords Amendments ; LXVII. 494.—&lt;«— Manner of proposing Amendments. 
By leaving out certain words, and inserting or adding others; LVI. 559.— LIX. 270.—LX. 453.— 
LXI. 379.—LXII. 786.—LXIII. 189.—LXVII. 286.—LXVIIf. 662.— LXIX. 486.—LXX. 157.— LXXI. 
382.—LXXII. 163, &amp;c.—In schedules of Bills; LXXIV. 565.—In clauses; LXiv. 88. —m— By 
leaving out certain words; LVI. 439.—LVII. 460.—LX. 162.— LXIIL. 817.—LXIII. 71.—LXIV. 358.— 
LXVI. 42.—LXVII. 350. — LXVIII. 662.— LXIX. 104. — LXXI. 254. — LXXII. 284.—LXXIUI. 308.— 
LXXIV. 250.— LXXV. 58, &amp;c. —In schedules of Bills; LXXIV. 232.— In titles; LXXIV. 554.—JIn 
clauses ; LXII. 814. —«— By leaving out clauses: LXVIII. 302. — LXXII. 303. —&lt;«~- By inserting 
certain words ; LVI. 209.—LVIII. 318.—LXI. 456.—LXII. 236.—LXIV. 276.—LXVI. 40.—LXVII. 201. 
—LXVII. 662.—LXXI. 254.—LXXII. 341.—LXXIII. 180.— LXXIV. 565.— In clauses; LXVI. 443. 
—»— By adding certain words; LXX. 154.—LXXI. 398.—LXXIII. 376, &amp;c. 


25. Committees :—To Questions, — That the House will resolve itself into Committee; LXVI. 421. 
Immediately; LXV. 91. To-morrow; LXVII. 17. On future days; LX. 356.—LXIX. 443. —»— 
That the Speaker do now leave the Chair; LXVI. 275.—LXVII. 223, 255.—LXX. 143.—LXXII. 360.— 
LXXIV. 245, &amp;c. —«— For appointing Select Committees; LXV. 339.—LXVI. 135, 192.—LXVIL. 
106.—LXVIII. 526.—LXXV..480. —~&lt;=— For referring Papers to a Committee; LXXII. 318. —— 
That certain Members be Members of a Committee; LXII. 597.—LXIV. 10.—LXV. 21, 22, 27,— 
LXXII. 38, 318. —~«=— For instructions to Committees ; LXII. 645.—LXIII. 288.—LXXV. 259. 


26. Debates :—To Questions,—For adjourning Debates ; LXXV. 356.. For resuming them; LXIII. 168. 
27. Elections :—To Question, That the Speaker do issue his warrant for new writs; LXXIV..324. 


28. House :—To Questions,—That the House will take matters into consideration on future days; LVII. 436. 
That the matter of a charge be heard at the Bar of the House; LXIV. 304. That the Thanks of the 
House be given to Lord Wellington for the battle of Talavera; LXV. 26. That a person do attend the 
House on a certain day; LXXv. 55. That persons,—Be taken into custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms ; 
LXV. 109.—LXXV. 404. Be committed to Newgate; LXXV. 430. To the Tower; LXV. 252. Be 
brought to the bar, in order to be discharged ; LXII. 794.—LXV. 166,—&lt;—That the House will at rising 
adjourn to future days ; LVII. 78.—LVIJII. 389.—LXIX. 126, 132.—LXXV. 460. 


29. Members :—To Questions, That particular Members—Be of a Committee; LXIV. 10.—LXV. 21, 22, 27. 
—LXXII. 38, 318. Do attend the service of the House on future days; LXVI..34. Be taken into the 
custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms ; LXVII. 327. 

31. Orders of the Day :—To Questions relative to the mode of proceedings with respect to Orders of 
Day and Notices ; LXVI. 148.—LXVII. 17. 


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32. Petitions :—To Questions,—That they do lie upon the Table; Lxv. 459. That Petitions be taken into 


consideration on future days; LX.162.—LXIII. 163. Relative to the mode of presenting Petitions of th 
Lord Mayor of Dublin and Lord Provost of Edinburgh ; LXVIII. 209. e 


33. Privileges :—To Question that a certain Letter is a libellous paper, reflecting on the privileges of the. 
House ; LXV. 252. 


Public Business :—See supra, 31. 


34. Reports :—To Questions, That Reports,—Be now brought up; LXVII. 301.—LXVIII. 13.—LXXIV. 534. 


Be now received; LXIIIl. 400. This day; LXIII.400. To-morrow; LX. 413. Be now read; LIX.192. 
LXVIII. 352.—LXX. 120.—LXXV. 63. Be mow taken into further consideration; LVI. 527.—LX. 356.— 
LXVIII. 557-—-LXIX. 272.—-LXXIII. 220.—LXXIV. 363.— LXXV. 164. On future days; LX. 333.— 
LXXIV. 609. —&lt;»— That a Report and Appendix do lie upon the Table ; LXV. 399. 


35. Resolutions :—To Questions,—For now reading them a Second time ; LXX. 228.—LXXI. 164.—LXXIII. 


258. For agreeing with Committees in Resolutions ; LXIX. 343.—LXX. 445. For taking Resolutions 
into further consideration ; LXV. 138. 


36. Amendments proposed but not made to Resolutions ; [as distinguished from the foregoing Amendments 
proposed but not made to Questions relative to Resolutions]; L1X. 430.—LXII. 207.—LXIII. 449.—LXVI. 
21, 23, 28, 332, &amp;c.— LXVII. 47, 344, 380, 462.—LXXIII. 127.—LXXIV. 164, 282, 428, 510, 523.— 

LXXV. 344. 
[Note.—Motion made and Question put, That the House will resolve itself into a Committee to inquire into the conduct of the 
late Administration ; the House divided, and it passed in the negative: After the Question was proposed, an Amendment was 


stated, to leave out words in order to insert other words; but the words were not stated on paper, nor proposed from the 
Chair, and therefore the Amendment is not inserted among the Minutes; Lv11. 341.] 


{Note——An Amendment, whereby it is proposed to leave out certain words, in order to insert certain other words, is said to be 
not made, if virtually negatived upon the preliminary Question, “ That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the 
Question” being put and agreed to.] 


III. Amendments to Amendments: 


37. Pitt, The Right Honourable William :—(:802.) Motion made, and Question proposed, “ That an humble Address be pre- 
‘© sented to His Majesty, expressing the thanks of this House to His Majesty, for having been pleased to remove the Right honourable 
“« William Pitt from His Councils ;’ Amendment proposed to the Question, by leaving out from the word “THat” to the end of the 
Question, in order to insert these words ; ‘‘ It is the opinion of this House, that by the wisdom, energy and firmness of His Majesty's 
“ Councils during the late arduous contest, supported by the unparalleled exertions of our fleets and armies, and by the magnanimity and 
“ fortitude of the people, the honour of this country has been upheld, its strength umited and consolidated, its credit and commerce maintained 
‘¢ and extended, and our invaluable constitution preserved against the attacks of foreign and domestic enemies” instead thereof; and the 
Question being put, That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question ; it passed in the negative: Then the Question 
being proposed, That the words (above quoted) be inserted instead thereof, an Amendment was proposed to be made to the said 
proposed Amendment, by adding at the end thereof these words: “ That the Right honourable William Pitt has rendered great and 
“ important services to his country, and deserves the gratitude of this House ;” and the Question being put, That those words be there 
added, the House divided, and it passed in the negative: Then the Question being put, That after the word “‘THat” in the original 
Question, the words (first quoted) be inserted, the House divided, and it was resolved in the affirmative: Then the main Question, so 
amended, being put, was agreed to; LVII. 419. 

[ Note.—The words proposed to be added at the end of the above Address, “That the Right honourable William Pitt has rendered 
“ great and important services to his Country, and deserves the gratitude of this House,” were then immediately proposed as 
a distinct motion, which, upon a division, was resolved in the affirmative ; LV11. 419, 420.] 


Treaty of Peace at Amiens :—(1802.) Motion made, and Question proposed, That an humble Address, &amp;c.; Amendment 
proposed, by leaving out from the first word “Tat” in the second paragraph to the end of the Question, in order to insert words, “ We 
“« have already declared, &amp;c.” to the word “conclusion ;” Debate adjourned; Lv11. 450. Resumed; Amendment again proposed ; 
Question, That the words proposed to be left out stand part, negatived : Question proposed, That the words “ We have already 
“« declared, &amp;c.” to the word “ conclusion,” be inserted instead thereof; Amendment proposed to be made to the said proposed Amend- 
ment, by inserting after the first word “ Wz,” other words; Question, That those words be inserted, negatived ; Another Amendment 
proposed to be made to the said proposed Amendment, by leaving out certain words therein; Question, that those words stand part of 
the said proposed Amendment, resolved in the affirmative ; Question put, that after the first word “ Tart,” the words “ WE have already 
“ declared, &amp;c.” to the word “ conclusion,” be inserted ; resolved in the affirmative ; main Question so amended, put and agreed to ; 456. 


38. Droits of Admiralty :—(1808.) Motion made, and Question proposed ; “ That there be laid before this House an account of all Captures 
made at sea,” &amp;c. An Amendment was proposed to be made to the Question, by leaving out from the words “Account of” to the end of 
the Question, in order to add the words “ Tuk nett proceeds paid into the Registry of the Court of Admiralty, or to the Receiver General of 
“ Droits, of all property condemnedto His Majesty as Droits, either in right of His Crown, or in right of the office of Lord High Admiral 
“ since the 1st January 1793, and of the balance now remaining therein,” instead thereof. And the Question being put, That the words 
proposed to be left out stand part of the Question, it passed in the negative. Then the Question being proposed, That the words (last 
quoted) be added instead thereof. An Amendment was proposed to be made to the said proposed Amendment, by inserting 
after the first word “ THE” the words, “ gross amount and the ;” and the Question being put, That those words be there inserted, it passed 
in the negative. And the Question being put, That the words “ The nett proceeds paid into the Registry,” ending with the words “ now 
“ remaining therein,” be added to the Question, it was resolved in the affirmative. Then the main Question, so amended, being put, 
Ordered, “ That there be laid before this House an account of the nett proceeds paid into the Registry of the Court of Admiralty, or to the 
“ Receiver General of Droits, of all property condemned to His Majesty as Droits, either in right of His Crown, or in right of the office of 
“ Lord High Admiral, since the 1st January 1793, and of the balance now remaining therein ;” Lx111. 60. 


39. York, Duke of :—ia 809.) Motion made, and Question proposed, “ Tuat an humble Address be presented to His Majesty, humbly 
“ stating to His Majesty, that information has been communicated to this House and evidence produced,” &amp;c. to the word “ army ;” LX1v. 124. 
An Amendment proposed to be made to the Question, by leaving out from the first word “ Tut,” to the end of the Question, in order 
to add these words, “ Charges having been brought forward in this House against His Royal Highness the Duke of York,” &amp;c. instead 
thereof; 127. And the Question being proposed, That the words “ An humble Address,” &amp;c. to the word “ army,” stand part of the 
Question ; an Amendment was proposed to be made to the said proposed Amendment, by leaving out of the same, the words * “An humble 
“ Address be presented to His Majesty, humbly stating to His Majesty, that information has been communicated to this House ;” 131. 
And the Question being put, That these words stand part of the said proposed Amendment, it was resolved in the affirmative: Then the 
Question being put, That the words “ 4n humble Address,” &amp;c. ending with the word “ army,” stand part of the Question, it passed in the 
negative: Then the Question being proposed, That the words “ Charges having been brought forward,” &amp;c. be added instead thereof ; 144. 
The said proposed Amendment was withdrawn, 152. Then-another Amendment was proposed to be made to the Question, by adding, 
after the word “ Tuart,” these words, “it is the opinion of the House,” &amp;c. “ that the said evidence affords NO GROUND FOR THIS 
“ House TO CHARGE THE Duxe,” &amp;c.; and the Question being proposed, That those words be there added, an Amendment was 
proposed to be made to the said proposed Amendment, by leaving out the words “ no ground for this House to charge the Duke,” &amp;c. 
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in order to insert the words “ ground for charging,” &amp;c. instead thereof ; and the Question being put, That the words proposed to be left 
out stand part of the said proposed Amendment, it was resolved in the affirmative : Then the Question being put, That the words “ it is 
“the opinion of the House,” &amp;c. “ that the said evidence affords no ground for this House to charge the Duke,” &amp;c. be added after the word 
“Tat” in the original Question, it was resolved in the affirmative: Then the main Question, so amended, being put, Resolved, 
“* That it is the opinion of the House,” &amp;c. “ that the said evidence affords no ground for this House to charge the Duke,” &amp;c.; 152. 


[Note.—The debate on this Motion was adjourned and resumed five times before the House came to a resolution on the main Question 
as amended. Also Note.—That one of the proposed Amendments (marked *) was to leave certain words out of words proposed to 
be left out. Also Note.—That in this case of the Duke of York, the Motion, as at first made, was in the form of an Address; 
and the Amendment, proposing to leave out all the words after the first “Tuat,” consequently went to negative the formula of 
Address, as well as the substance of the Motion. Those who wished for an Address, and consequently to retain the first words of 
the Motion, proposed an Amendment to the first proposed Amendment, by not suffering it to sweep away the formula of Address, 
but they did not carry their point. The original Motion was then stripped of all its words except the word “ Tuat,” and the first 
Amendment being withdrawn (that part of it which sought to add words) the Motion was reduced to the single word “ Tuat.” 

The words proposed to be added thereto, in fact constituted a new Motion (under the name of an Amendment); and an Amendment 
being moved thereupon, was indirectly negatived upon the Question of the words proposed to be left out standing part, whereupon 
the words thus added to the denuded “ Tuat,” became the main Question, which was finally agreed to.] 


41. Scheldt Expedition :—(1810.) Motion made, and Question proposed, “Tuat Lieutenant General Sir Eyre Coote having been left 
“* in the command of Walcheren, did make an official Report on the state of the Island,” &amp;c.; Lxv. 236. Amendment proposed to be 
made to the Question, by leaving out from the first word “ Tuat,” to the end of the Question, in order to add these words: “ This 
“« House sees with the deepest regret the loss of the valuable lives occasioned by the sickness of the army in the late Expedition to the Scheldt,” 
&amp;c.; Question put, That the words proposed to be left out stand part, negatived, 236; Question proposed, That the words (last 
quoted) be added instead thereof, an Amendment was proposed to be made to the said proposed Amendment, by leaving out certain. words 
in order to add other words instead thereof; and the Question being put, That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the said 
proposed Amendment, it was resolved in the affirmative; 236. And the Question being put, That the words “ This House sees with 
“ the deepest regret the loss of the valuable lives occasioned by the sickness of the army in the late Expedition to the Scheldt,” &amp;c. be added 
after the word “ Tnat” in the original Question, it was resolved in the affirmative; 236. Then the main Question, so amended put, 


and Resolution, “ That this House sees with the deepest regret the loss of the valuable lives occasioned by the sickness of the army in the late 
“ Expedition to the Scheldt,” &amp;« ; 237. 


42. Public Expenditure Committee :—(1810.) The Third Resolution of the Committee of the whole House upon the Report of 
the Select Committee upon the Public Expenditure in Great Britain and Ireland, being read a second time, an Amendment was proposed 
to be made thereunto, by leaving out from the word “ THat” to the end of the Resolution, and adding the words “ it is expedient to 
“ reduce all Offices of which the effective duties are entirely or principally discharged by Deputy,” &amp;c. instead thereof ; and Question put, 
That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Resolution, negatived; and the Question being proposed, That the words 
(above quoted) be added instead thereof, an Amendment was proposed to be made to the said proposed Amendment, by adding at the 
end thereof the words “ regard being also had to the existing interests in such Offices,” and Question affirmative for adding these words ; 
then the Question being put, That the words “ it is expedient to reduce all Offices of which the effective duties are entirely or principally dis- 
** charged by Deputy,” &amp;c. “ regard being also had to the existing interests in such Offices,” be added to the said Resolution, it was 
resolved in the affirmative ; Lxv. 438. And Resolution, that the House doth agree with Committee in the Resolution so amended, 
“ That it is expedient to reduce all Offices of which the effective duties are entirely or principally discharged by Deputy,” &amp;c. “ regard 
“ being also had to the existing interests in such Offices,” 438. The Tenth Resolution of the said Committee being read a second 
time, an Amendment was proposed to be made thereunto, by leaving out from the first word “ Tuat” to the end of the Resolution, and 
adding the words “ it is expedient that all Naval Pensions and allowances,” &amp;c.“ should, BEFORE THE GRANTING OF THE SAME, be pro- 
* duced to Parliament by way of estimate,” &amp;c. instead thereof; Lxv. 440. Question negatived for the words proposed to be left out standing 
part of the said Resolution, 440. And the Question being proposed, That the quoted words be added instead thereof, an Amendment 
was proposed to be made to the said proposed Amendment, by leaving out the words “ before the granting of the same ;” and the Question 
being put, That those words stand part of the said proposed Amendment, it passed in the negative. Then the Question being put, 
That the words “ tt ts expedient that all Naval pensions and allowances,” &amp;c. “ should be produced to Parliament by way of estimate,” &amp;c. 
be added to the said Resolution, it was resolved in the affirmative; 440. And Resolution, That the House doth agree with 


Committee in the said Resolution so amended, “ That it is expedient that all Naval pensions and allowances,” &amp;c. “ should be produced 
* to Parliament by way of estimate,” 440. 


43. Lord Lieutenant of Ireland :—(:810.) Motion made, and Question proposed, “ That an humble Address be presented to His 

“ Majesty, to acquaint His Majesty that this House has taken into its consideration, His Majesty's most gracious message respecting 
“ the insufficiency of the salary and appointments of the Lord Lieutenant of IneLanv: That this House is sensible that the Salary which 
“‘ was settled so long ago as the year 1783 upon the Office is inadequate,” &amp;c. “ and to request His Majesty to direct such increase to be 
“ made to the salary of that Office, not exceeding £. 10,000. as may seem necessary, assuring His Majesty that this House will make such 
“ addition to His Majesty’s Civil List of Ireland as may enable His Majesty to defray the charge of such increase.” Amendment 
proposed to be made to the Question, by leaving out from the first word “ Ireland,” to the end of the Question, and adding other 
words instead thereof. Question put, That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question, and resolved in the affrma- 
tive. Question again proposed, “ That an humble Address be presented to His Majesty,” &amp;c. ending with “ increase.” Another 
Amendment proposed to be made to the Question, by adding at the end thereof, the words “if upon a review of the state of that 
* Civil List it shall appear THAT any additions shall be necessary to enable it to meet such additional charge.” An Amendment was 
proposed to be made to the said proposed Amendment, by leaving out from the words “ appear that,” to the end of the said Amendment, 
and adding the words “‘ such saving cannot be made as may enable His Majesty to defray the additional charge without any fresh burthen on 
“ His people,” instead thereof. And the Question being put, That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the said proposed 
Amendment, it was resolved in the affirmative. Then the Question being put, that the words “ if upon a review of the state of that 
“* Civil List it shall appear that any addition shall be necessary to enable it to mcet such additional charge,” be added at the end of the 
Question, it was resolved in the affirmative. And the main Question, so amended, being put, Resolved, “ That an humble Address be 
“ presented to His Majesty, to acquaint His Majesty,” &amp;c.—* to defray the charge of such increase, if, upon a review of the state of that 
* Civil List, it shall appear that any addition shall be necessary to enable it to meet such additional charge ;” Lxv.480. 


44. East India Company :—(1813.) The first Resolution of the Committee of the Whole House was again Read; “ Tuar it is the 
“ opinion of this Committee, that it is expedient that all the privileges, authorities and immunities granted to the Company, &amp;c. shall 
“continue and be in force, for a TIME TO BE LIMITED, except as far as the same may hereinafter be modified and repealed.” An Amendment 
was proposed to be made to the said’ Resolution, by leaving out from the first word “ Tuar’ to the end of the Resolution, in order to add 
other words instead thereof; Lxv111. 564. And the Question being put, That the words proposed to be left out, stand part of the 
Resolution ; it was resolved in the affirmative. Another Amendment was proposed to be made to the said Resolution, by leaving 
out the words “ time to be limited,” and inserting the words “ further term of rwenTy years” instead thereof. And the Question being 
put, That the words “ time to be limited” stand part of the said Resolution; it passed in the negative. And the Question being 
proposed, That the words “ further term of TWENTY years” be inserted instead thereof; an Amendment was proposed to be made to the said 
proposed Amendment, by leaving out the word “ Twenty” and inserting the word “ ten” instead thereof. Question put, That the word 
“‘TwENTY” stand part of the said proposed Amendment, and resolved in the affirmative. Then the Question being put, That the 
words “ further term of twenty years” be inserted in the said Resolution; it was resolved in the affirmative. Then Motion made, and 
Question put, That this House doth agree with the Committee in the said Resolution so amended; Resolved in the affirmative, 564. 


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III. Amendments to Amendments—continued. 


East India Company—continued. 7 : 
{Note.—In this case it was resolved in the affirmative, that certain words, including the words “ time to be limited,” should stand part 
of the Resolution; yet another Amendment was immediately afterwards proposed and made to leave out those words “ time to be 
* limited.” An Amendment should have been proposed (after the Question, That the words proposed to be left out, stand part of the 
Resolution) to the Amendment, by leaving out of it all the words excepting the words “ time to be limited,” in order afterwards to insert, 
instead of those words, the words “ further term of twenty years.” But it would have been more perspicuous in this case, to have 
pursued the method usual in amending clauses of Bills, whenever such an. Amendment to an Amendment for omitting words 
happens to be proposed ; in which case the Chairman would put the Question upon the words preceding the words “ a time to be 
“ limited ;” then upon the words, “ a time to be limited ;” and lastly, upon the subsequent words to the end of the Resolution. If, 
indeed, the Member who proposed the first Amendment, insisted upon the negative part of it being put exactly as moved, recourse 
must have been had to the negative sort of Amendment proposed in the case of the Duke of York,—To leave certain words out of 
words proposed to be left out.} 
45. Thesecond Resolution of the Committee was again Read, “ That it is the opinion of this Committee, that the existing restraints respecting the 


“ commercial intercourse with China shall be continued; and that the exclusive trade in tea shall be preserved to the said Company For 
“ a TIME TO BE LIMITED.” An Amendment was propused to be made to the said Resolution, by leaving out the words “ for a time to 


* be limited,” and adding the words “ during the period aforesaid” instead thereof; Lxv111. 564-5. And the Question being put, That 
the words “ fur a time to be limited” stand part of the said Resolution, it passed in the negative, 565. And the Question being proposed, 
‘That the words “ during the period arowESAID” be added instead thereof, an Amendment was proposed to be made to the said proposed 
Amendment, by leaving out the word “ aforesaid,” and adding the words “ of ten years” instead thereof. And the Question being put, 
That the word “ aforesaid” stand part of the said proposed Amendment, it was resolved in the affirmative. And the Question being 
put, That the words “ during the period aforesaid” be added to the said Resolution, it was resulved in the affirmative. Then, Resolution 
for the House agreeing with the Committee in the said Resolution so amended, 565. 


46. Habeas Corpus Suspension Bill :—(1817.) (After the Third reading.) Amendment proposed to be made to the Bill by leaving 
out words, and inserting the words, “ the first day of March une thousand eight hundred and eighteen” instead thereof. And the Question 
being put, ‘hat the words proposed to be left out, stand part of the Bill; it passed in the negative. And the Question being proposed, 
That the words “ the first day of March one thousand eight hundred and eighteen” be inserted instead thereof, an Amendment was 
proposed to be made to the said proposed Amendment, by leaving out the words “ first day of March une thousand eight hundred and 
eighteen,” and inserting the words “ twenty-fifth day of December one thousand eight hundred and seventeen” instead thereof; and the 
Question being put, That the words proposed to be left out, stand part of the said proposed Amendment; it was resolved in the affirmative. 
Then the main Question being put, ‘That the words “ the first day of March one thousand eight hundred and eighteen” be inserted in the 
Bill instead of the words negatived to stand part thereof; it was resolved in the affirmative; Lx x11. 424, 425. 


F orgery of Bank Notes :— 1818.) Motion made, and Question proposed, “ THat a Committee be appointed to inquire into the 
means of more effectually preventing same ;” Amendment proposed by leaving out from the word “ Tuat” to the end of the Question, in 
order to add words, ** An humble Address be presented for the appointment of Commissioners to consider of the best means of preventing 
“ the Forgery of Promissory Notes issued by the Bank of England, and other Bankers, and other negotiable securities” ; Question, That 
the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question, negatived ; Question proposed, that the other words be added ; Amendment 
propased to said proposed Amendment, by leaving out from the words “ Bank of England” to the end of the Amendment; Question, 
‘That the words proposed to be left out stand part of said proposed Amendment, resolved in the affirmative ; Question again proposed, 
That the words “ an humble Address” to “ negotiable securities” be added after the word Tuat in the original Question ; Motion for 
adjournment, withdrawn ; Question put and negatived ; another Amendment proposed and made (by udding after the word “ Tuar” 
certain other words), and the Main Question, so amended, put and agreed tu; LX XIII. 339. 


London Gas Light Bill :-—:819.) Motion made and Question proposed, That the Bill be “‘ now” read the Third time; Amendments 
proposed to leave out the word “ now,” and to add the words “ upon this day six months ;” Question, that the word “ now” stand part, 
negatived; Question proposed, ‘hat the words “ upon this day sic months” be added; Amendment proposed to the said proposed 
Amendment, by leaving out the words “ sir months,” and adding the word “ sevennight” instead ; Question put, That the words “ six 
“ months” sta: d part of the said proposed Amendment, resolved in the affirmative; Question, that the words “ upon this day’six months” 
be added to the original Question, resolved in the affirmative; Main Question, so amended, put and agreed to; LXXIV. 451. 


47. Seditious Meetings Bill :-—&lt;1819.) After Resolution for the House to immediately resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole 
House upon the Bill, a Motiun was made, and the Question being proposed, “ That it be an instruction to the Committee, that they have 
“ puwer to make provision therein to limit the duration of the Bill to Six WEEKS AFTER THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE NEXT SESSION 
or PaRLIAMENT;” Lxxv.28. An Amendment was proposed to be made to the Question, by leaving out the words “ Sir weeks after 
“ the commencement of the next Session of Parliament,” in order to add the words “ Five years, and from thence to the end of the then next 
Session of Parliament” instead thereof; and the Question being put, That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question ; 
it passed in the negative; 28. And the Question being proposed, That the words “ Five years, and from thence-to the end of the then 
nert Session of Parliament” be added instead thereof; an Amendment was proposed to be made to the said proposed Amendment, by 
leaving out the words “ Five years,” and inserting the words “‘ Three years” instead thereof. And the Question being’ put, That 
the words “ Fire years” stand part of the said proposed Amendment; it was resolved in the affirmative. And the Question being 
put, That the words “ Five years, and from thence to the end of the then next Session of Parliament,” be added at the end of the Question; 
it was resolved in the affirmative. ‘Then the main Question, so amended, being put, Ordered, “ That it be an Instruction to the Committee 
“ on the Bill, that they have power to make provision therein to limit the duration of the Bill to Five years, and from thence to the end of the 
“ then next Session of Parliament ;” 28. 


See also, Castlereagh, Lord Viscount. Dutch Prizes. 


IV. Incidental Proceedings: 


43. Committees Amendments to Bills, (On the Report) Once read throughout and then a Second time, one 
by one, and upon the Question severally put thereupon, agreed to; LVI. 26.—LVII. 24.—LVIII. 44.— 
LIX. 24.—LX. z8.—LXI. 29, &amp;c. With Amendments to several or one of them agreed to; LvI. 
354: — LVI. 383. — LVIII. 105. — LIX. 415. — LXI. 393, &amp;c. Some or one disagreed to and 
the rest agreed to; LVI. 243.—LVII. 265.—LVIII. 378.—LIX. 235.— LX. 54, &amp;c. And the rest, 
with Amendments to several or one of them, agreed to; LIX. 240.—LX. 125.—LXI. 353, &amp;c. —m— 
Amendments made by Committees to Bills twice read, and on Question put, agreed to; LVI. 89. 
LVI. 53.-—-LVII. 107.—LIX. 40.—LX. 53.—LXI. 143, &amp;c. —«m— Severally read a Second time, (on 
further consideration of Report) and upon the Question severally put thereupon, agreed to; LVI. 224.— 
LV 283.—LVIUII. 213.—LIX. 282.— LX. 267.—LXI. 179, &amp;c.—&lt;«— With Amendments to several or one 
of them, agreed to; LVI. 372.—LVII. 316, 476.—«&lt;=—One disagreed to, and the rest, with an Amendment to 
one, agreed to; LVII. 315.—~&lt;m—Some disagreed to, and the rest, with Amendments to several of them, agreed 
to, after the Order of the Day for reading Committees Amendments a Second time read ; LIX. 349. 

(Note. This form of entry in the Journals, after Vol: LX1. was altered, as follows :] 


49. Committees Amendments to Bills read (On the Report) and agreed to; LXI. 57.—LXIII. 255.—LXiV. 42.— 
LXV. 51.—LXVI. 94.—LXVIl. 89. —LXVIII. 35.—LXIX. 41.—LXX. 373.—LXXI. 481.—LXXII. 243.— 

LXXII. 194,—LXXIV. 146. — LXXV. 81, &amp;c. —— Read (on Report) a Second time after a Division ; 
-LXVUI..359.—LXX. 152, —a— Read (on Report) a Second time, previous to Question put - the 

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IV. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


House agreeing with Committee in Amendment ; LXV. 481. —«-— Part read (on Report).a Second time, 
and agreed to, and other part read a second time and Question Negatived upon Division for the House 
agreeing with Committee in Amendment; LXX. 230..«— Read (on further consideration of Report) 
a Second time and agreed. to; LXII, 760.—LXIII. 301.—LXIV. 277.—LXV. 180.—LXVI. 424.— 
LXVII, 490.—LXVIII. 61.—LXIX. 28.—LXX. 368.—LXXI. 505.—LXXII. 299.—LXXIV. 500.— 
LXXV. 343, &amp;c. —«m— Read (or Read a Second time) and agreed to, and Clauses added; LXI. 62.— 
LXVL. 147.—L XVII. 238.—LXX. 193.— LXXI. 483.—LXXII. 138.—LXXV. 379, &amp;c. —=— And agreed 
to, and Amendments made; LXVI. 120.—LXVII. 224.—LXXI. 116.—LXXII. 170.—LXXV. 46,&amp;¢c.—m— 
And agreed to, Clauses added and Amendments made; LXVI. 40.—LXVII. 183.—LXXI. 442, &amp;c. 
—&lt;»— And some agreed to, and some amended and agreed to, and residue of Amendments read a Second 
time and agreed to; LXII. 222.—LXX. 152.—&lt;~And, with Amendment to some or one of them, agreed 
to; LXIV. 123.—LXV. 316.—LXVI. 382.—LXVII. 180.—LXVIII. 69.—LXIX. 282.—LXX. 285.— 
LXXIII. 138.—LXXV. 397, &amp;c. —~»— And with Amendments to some or one of them agreed to and 
Clauses added; LXXII.. 224.—LXXV. 74, &amp;c. —&lt;=— And with Amendments to some or one’ of them 
agreed to, and Amendments made to Bills; LXVI. 252.—LXVII. 112, &amp;c. —«»— And with Amendments 
to some or one of them agreed to, Clauses added and Amendments made; LXII. 222.—LXIII. 65.— 
LXVI. 223, &amp;c,—«-— And some disagreed to and the rest agreed to; LXIV. 229.—LXVI. 146.— 
LXVII. 172.—LXVII. 499.—LXIX. 220.—LXX. 269.—LXXI. 445.—LXXIII. 192, &amp;c. —&lt;m=— And 
some disagreed to, the rest agreed to, and Clauses added; LXVI. 268.—LXVII. 254.—LXX. 270.— 
LXXII. 116.—LXXV. 317, &amp;c. —«— And some disagreed to, the rest agreed to, and Amendments 
made ; LXIV. 344.—LXxX. 276, &amp;c. —«»— And some disagreed to, the rest agreed to, Clauses added 


_and Amendments made; LXVI. 393.—LXVII. 87, &amp;c. —«=— And some disagreed to, and the rest with 


Amendments agreed to; LXVII. 154, 303.—LXX. 275.—LXXIV, 565, &amp;c. —«m— And some disagreed 
to, the rest with Amendments to several of them agreed to, and Clauses added; LXVII. 271, &amp;c. —m 
And some disagreed to, the rest with Amendments to several of them agreed to, and Amendments made ; 
LXVII. 154, &amp;c. —«=— And some disagreed to, the rest with Amendment to one of them agreed to, 
Clauses added and Amendments made ; LXIX. 228. —«=— Some read on Report, and with Amendments 
to several of them agreed to, and another read a second time and (upon Division) amended and agreed to, 
and the residue, with Amendments to several of them, agreed to, and a Clause added; L.XX1..468.—— 
Committees Amendments to Bills;-To be read’ a Second time upon this day fortnight; LXIV. 303. 
——«—In six months ;- LXIV. 258, 207, 


51. Committees Amendments’ to Lords Bills; Read (on Report) at the Clerks Table, entered, severally read 


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a Second time, and upon Question severally put thereupon, agreed to; LVH. 619.—LVIII. 421.— 
LIX. 427.—LX. 465.—LXI. 227, &amp;c. —«m— Entered, and Report to be taken into further consideration ; 
LXI. 523, &amp;c. —&lt;=— Amendments (on Report) read at the Clerks Table, entered, read a Second time, 
and upon Question put agreed to; LVI. 559.—LXI. 463. —«»— Amendments (on further consideration 
of Report) severally read a Second time, and upon Question severally put thereupon, agreed to; 
LXI. 534- 


[Note. This form of entry inthe Journals, after Vol. LX1. was altered, as follows :| 


52. Committees Amendments to Lords Bills; Read (on Report) entered, read a Second time and agreed to ; 


LXII. 130.—LXVI. 451.— LXVIII. 594.—LXX. 434.— LXXHv 324. — LXXIV. 433-437, &amp;c. —_— 
Read a Second time and some agreed to, and others amended and agreed to; LXX. 211. 
—~»—Amended and agreed to ; LXIJ. 222. —Read (on Report) entered; and Report to be taken into 
further consideration ; LXVIII. 161-2.—LXX. 435, &amp;c. —~«»— Read (on Report) entered, and Question 
negatived for the House agreeing with same; LXX. 407.—&lt;™~ Read (on further consideration of Report) 
a Second time, and Amendments proposed and made thereto; LXVIII. 198, &amp;c. —«_ — Read (on the 
House proceeding to take them into consideration) entered, read a Second time, and disagreed to; 
LXVIII. 664. —&lt;=— Amendments made by the Commons to Lords Bills, and after a conference the 
House doth not insist upon the Amendments to which the Lords have disagreed ; LX VI. 460. 


53. Lords Amendments to Bills from the Commons read, entered, severally read a Second time, and upon the 


the Question severally put thereupon agreed to; LVI. 654.—LVII. 651.—LVIII. 305.—LIX. 180.— 
LX. 454.—LXI. 278, &amp;c. —&lt;=— Some agreed to and some not, and Committee. appointed to draw up 
reasons for disagreeing; LVII. 594.—LIX. 294. —«=— Read a Second time, Amendments proposed and 
made, and Lords Amendments so amended on Question put agreed to; LVIII. 338.—LIX. 294. —— 
Amendment read, entered, and upon the Question put thereupon agreed to; LVII. .230, &amp;c. 
—&lt;»— Amendments read, entered, entry in the Journal read, then Amendments severally read a Second 
time, and upon the Question severally put thereupon, agreed to; LVIII. 394. —«-— Read, or once Read, 
entered, and further consideration adjourned for three or six months ; LVI. 452.—LVIII. 271.—LIX. 429. 
—LX. 454.—LXI. 488. —&lt;m=— Once read, entered, and Ordered to be taken into further consideration 
in three or six months ; LVII. 508. 


[Note. This form of entry inthe Journals, after Vol. LX1. was altered, as follows :] 


$4. Lords Amendments to Bills from the Commons read, entered, read a Second time, and agreed to; LXII. 317. 





GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. 


—LXIII. 391.—LXIV. 409.—LXV. 374.—LXVI. 420.—LXVII. 232.—LXVIII, 421.—LXIX. 409.-- 
LXX. 360.—LXXI. 320.—L XXII. 441.—LXXIII. 395.—LXXIV. 443.—LXXV. 339, &amp;c. —m— Read, 
entered, consented to by the Crown, read a Second time and agreed to; LIX. 180.—LXIII. 167.— 
LXX. 461. —«=— Read, entered, and ordered to be taken into further consideration, upon particular 
days; LXVI.51.—LXXI. 499, —«m=— In three or six months; LXII. 843.—LXVI. 419.-—LXVII. 512.— 
LXVIII. 482.—LXX. 439.—LXXII. 437.—LXXIII. 421.—LXXIV. 507, &amp;c. —&lt;«— Lords Amendments 
to the Commons Amendments to Lords Bills read, entered, read a Second time, and agreed to; 
LXVIII. 650. —&lt;«— On the House proceeding to take Lords Amendments into consideration, entries in 
Journals read, and Amendments referred to consideration of Committees ; LVII. 582:—LIX. 222. 


Amendments made, or proposed and made ; Amendments to Bills on Report, or further consideration thereof ; 


LVI. 215.—LVII. 153.—LVIII. 72.—LIX. 187.—LX. 181.—LXI. 148.—LXII. 814.—LXIII. 405.— 
LXIV. 229.—LXV. 249.—LXVI. 40, 41, &amp;c. —~=— Made to Lords Bills. on further consideration of 
Report; LXVIII. 198. —«— Made to Committees Amendments to Lords Bills; LXVIIIi 654. ——— 
Made to Bills on Third readings; LXH. 135:—LXIII. 71.—LXV. 148.—LXVIII. 87.—LXIxX. 82.— 

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IV. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


LXX. 133.—LXXI. 402.—LXXI. 41.—LXXII. 95.—LXXIV. 77.—LXXV. 58, &amp;c. —&lt;m— Proposed 
and made on third readings, LV1. 90.—LVII. 62.—LVIII. 107.—LIX. 77.—LX. 127.—LXI. 114, &amp;c. 


[Note. After Vol. LxX1. Amendments to Bills on third readings (except Lords Bills) are not entered as 
“proposed.” unless there is a Division or some special circumstance attached to it.] 


56. Amendments Proposed and (House being informed that parties were consenting thereto) agreed to ; LXIV. 186. 
—&lt;»— Proposed and made to Committees Amendments to Lords Bills; LXIl. 222.—LXX. 211. — 
Proposed and made to Lords Bills on Report; LX1I. 223.—LXX. 244, 435. —&lt;»— On Third reading; 
LXIII. 470.—LXVIII. 302, —~&lt;«— To Clause proposed to be added to Lords Bills after Third reatling of 
Clause; LXVI. 443. —&lt;»— Amendment proposed on Third reading, Debate adjourned; LXVII. 391. 
Resumed and Amendment agreed to; 394. 


V. Questions Negatived, and Amendments Withdrawn: 


57. Questions negatived arising on Amendments proposed to Bills, viz. For particular words standing part of 
Bills ; LX. 68.—LXVII. 194, 427. —&lt;»— For particular words standing part of Committees Amend- 
ments to Bills; LXX. 152.— LXXI. 468. —&lt;— For particular words standing part of Committees 
Amendment to a Lords Bill; LXIX. 104. —~«=— For particular words being added to Bills; Lxx. 154. 
—«=— For particular words being added to Committees Amendments to Bills; L1x. 163. —m— For 
particular words being inserted in Bills; LVI. 209.—LX. 68.—LXII. 236, 665.—LXVI. 135. —«=— For 
the House agreeing with Committees in Amendments to Bills; LVI. 427.—LVIII. 528, 677.—LX. 385. 
—LXIV. 344.—LXVII. 495.—LXX. 407. —— To Committees Amendments to Bills: being now read 
a Second time; LVII. 621.—LIX. 347.—LXII. 844.—LXIV. 258, 303. —&lt;— For agreeing to Lords 
Amendments to Bills; LVII. 594.—LIX. 294-—LXII. 841.—LXIV. 331.—LXVII. 182, 260, 419.— 
LXVIII. 593-—LXXIII. 420, 422. —~m— To insisting on Amendments made by the House to a Lords 
Bill to which Amendments the Lords had disagreed; LVI. 638. —&lt;=— To insisting on disagreement to 
Lords Amendment ; LVI. 645. 


For Questions negatived arising on Amendments proposed to Questions ; See Questions, 142.—«—Arising on 
Amendments proposed to Resolutions ; See Resolutions, 64-66. 


58. Amendments withdrawn. Motions made, and Amendments proposed withdrawn; To Questions, For now 
bringing up Reports; LX. 221. —&lt;«-— For now proceeding to take Reports into further consideration ; 
LVI. 485. —&lt;=— On particular days ; LIX. 370. —&lt;»— For leaving out now, and at the end of Question 
to add, “ This day sennight ;” LXVII. 268. —«»— This day “* Three months ;” LXVII. 481. —«— This 
day “Six months ;” LXVII. 231, &amp;c. —~&lt;m— That Witnesses or other Persons be taken into the custody of 
the Serjeant-at-Arms; LIX. 331.— LXIV. 53. —&lt;»— That the Speaker do now leave the Chair; 
LXXV. 431. —&lt;=— For adjourning the House to particular days; LXXV. 484. —«— That the House 
will resolve itself into Committees on future days; LIX. 252, &amp;c. —«»— For leave to bring in Bills; 
LX. 484.—LXX. 385.—&lt;— For now reading Bills a Second time; LVI. 409.—LX. 243, 402. —m 
For reading Bills a Second time on the Morrow, or on future days ; LXI. 387. —«=— For filling up blanks 
in Bills with particular words; LXIV. 344.—LXVIII. 664. —«— For ordering Accounts and Papers ; 
LXIV. 205.—LXVII. 348. —«»— For inserting words in Resolutions ; LXIV. 12. —&lt;«— For leaving out 
certain words and inserting others in Resolutions ; LVI. 133. 


59. Amendments withdrawn ; For leaving certain words out of Bills and inserting others; LVI, 200.—LX. 373.— 
LXX. 152. —&lt;m=— For leaving certain words out of Committees Amendments to Bills; LX XIV. 452. 


See Bills, 379-426. 428-432. 641. 646. 647. Conferences, 1. 6. Divisions, 5. 44. 
Resolutions, 18-26. Supply, 5586~7. 5590-1. 





America: Bills relative to America: 


British Colonies: 


1. To permit the importation of certain enumerated articles into the British Colonies on the continent of North America from the United States 
of America, and the exportation of other enumerated articles from the same Colonies to the said States; Ordered, Lx11. 784. Pre- 
sented, 78%. Rn. A. 830. 


2. To permit certain articles, the growth, production or manufacture of Europe, to laden and shipped on board ships arriving with British 
North American produce, and fish taken by settlers in the British North American Colonies, at any port of Europe, in order to be exported 
to the principal ports in the British Colonies and Plantations in North America; Ordered, Lxiv. 244. Presented, 249. R. A. 305. 


8. For permitting a trade between places in Europe south of Cape Finisterre, and certein ports in the British Colonies in North America ; 
Ordered, Lxv1. 411. Presented, 413. R.A. 453- 


4. For allowing certain arvicles to be exported from any part of Europe south of Cape of Finisterre, to several ports in the British Colonies in 
North America, under certain restrictions; Ordered, Lxv. 183. Not presented. 


5 For enabling His Majesty to make regulations for the better carrying on trade with America; Ordered, xx. 444. Presented, 448, 
R.A. 474. 


6. To allow the importation into Nova Scotia and New Brunswick of certain articles ; Ordered, xxii. 112. Presented, 118. Printed, 125. 
R.A. 327. 


7. To allow a drawback on goods, wares and merchandize imported into any British Colony or Plantation in America, on the exportation 
thereof to any foreign country ; Ordered, Lxxv.238. Presented, 246. R.A. 341. 


Umied States of America: 
8. To permit the importation of certain articles into Ireland from America; Ordered, Lv1.592. Not presented. 


For facilitating the trade and intercourse between Ireland and America; Ordered, tv1. 461. Presented, 608. Rr. a. 664. 


11. To empower His Majesty to cause certain countervailing duties granted by Act 37 Geo. III. for carrying: into execution the Treaty of 
Amity with America,. to cease or be suspended under certain circumstances ;- Ordered, Lv11. 143. Presented; printed ; 149. Rn. a. 257. 


12. Fo: appointing Commissioners to distribute the money stipulated to be paid by the United States of America; Ordered, Lvi11. 285. Pre- 
~ © ¥ented, 290. R.a. 346. 


13. To remove doubts respecting awards of Commissioners under American ‘Treaty ; Ordered, Lv111. 668. Presented, 670. &amp;. a. 690. 
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America: Bills relative to America—continued. 


14. To continue and amend Act 37 Geo. III. for carrying into execution the Treaty with America; Ordered, rx. 170, Presented, 174. 
R. As 204. 


15. To continue and amend Act 37 Geo. III. for carrying into execution the Treaty with America; Ordered, 1x1.193. Presented, 128. 
R.A. 158. 


16. ‘To empower the Commissioners appointed for distributing the money paid by the United States of America, to withdraw the same from the 
Bank and vest it in Exchequer Bills ; Ordered, ux111.143- Presented, 148. R.A. 191. 


17. To revive and continue for a time to be limited, and to amend Acts 37, 45 and 46 Geo. III. for regulating the commerce and navigation 
between His Majesrty’s dominions and the United States of America; Ordered, tx11. 592. Presented, 605. R. A. 729. 


‘18. To continue Acts for carrying into execution the Treaty of Amity, Commerce and Navigation, between His Majesty and the United States 
of America; Ordered, Lx111. 33. Presented, 96. R.A. 127. 


19. To regulate the trade between Great Britain and the United States of America; Ordered, rx111. 401. Presented, 405. R. a. 464. 
21. To permit the trade between Great Britain and America to be carried on in American ships; Ordered, Lx1v. 308. Presented, 309. r.a.381. 
22. To carry into effect the Convention with America; Ordered, txx1.196. Presented; printed; 221, R.A. 290.———To amend said 
Act; Ordered, Lxx1. 418. Presented, 429. R. A. 489. 
23. To allow British goods to be exported to the United States upon the same terms as to any foreign country; Ordered, Lxx11. 961. Pre- 
sented, 371- R.A. 427. 
.24. For authorizing the exportation of Machinery for erecting a mint in America ; Ordered, Lxx1. 471. Presented, 479. R.A. 515. 
25. To enable His Majesty to make regulations with respect to the taking and curing of fish on certain parts of the Coasts of Newfoundland, 
Labrador, and His Majesty’s other possessions in North America, according to a Convention between His Majesty and the United States 
of America; Ordered, Lxx1v.346. Presented; printed; 379. R.A. 529. 
26. To carry into effect a Convention of Commerce. between His Majesty and the United States of America, and a Treaty with Portugal ; 
: Ordered, Lxx1v.511. Presented; printed; 525. x. a. 607. 
See Accounts and Papers, 151-172. 1428. 2864. 2881-2889. 2926. 2928, 2929. 3652. 3771-2. 4234 5233. 5345-6. 5499. 5552- 
Acts of Parliament, 7. Addresses, 42. 68-79. 446. 451. 550. 587. Bermuda, 2. Brazils. Canada, 2. 
Colonies, 1. 3. ‘ Committees, 7. 22-42. 606, 607. 615. 824. 1372. 1574. Gibraltar, 1. Indemnity, 15. 
King, 44. Laws Expiring, 3. 9. Machinery, 3. Malta, 4. Masts. Neutral Ships, 3-5. 
Oranges and Lemons. Petitions, 12, 13. 443- Portugal, 1. Prizes, 1. 12. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Tea, 2. Trade, 1, West Indies, 8. 13. Wool, 9. 11. 
America, North :——See Accounts and Papers, 2895. 2920. America. Oil, 2. West Indies, 8. 


America, South :——Motion for Address for copies of official communications received by His Majesty's Government relative to 


a negotiation between the French Government and any government of Buenos Ayres or Chili, for the establishment of a monarchy in 
South America in a Prince of the House of Bourbon ; Withdrawn, Lx xv. 438. See accounts and Papers, 5533- 


Brazils. Neutral Ships, 5. Postage, 12. Slaves, 41. South Sea Company. Supply, 2963, 2964. 
West Indies, 3, 4. 13, 14. 
American Claims, Commissioners of :—Motion that the Petitioners, whose Claims have been adjudged good by 


the Commissioners, have established such a case as forms an equitable ground for parliamentary inquiry; Previous Question thereupon 


negatived; LXVIII.505. See Addresses, 81. 479- America, 12, 13. 16. Supply, Key to Supply. 
American Loyalists :——See Accounts and Papers, 173-177. Addresses, 481. Committees, 1373-1377. 
Petitions, 597. Supply, Key to Supply. 


American Ships :——See Addresses, 323. 


Amherst, Lord :——Bill for settling an Annuity (£.3,000.) on him and the representatives of the late Jeffery Lord Amherst 
Ordered, tvi11. 628. Presented, 668. R. a. 693. 
See Accounts and Papers, 178. 1103. 1104. Committees, 756. House, 15. Messages, 12. 


Amiens :——Motion for an Address for copies of all representations made and steps taken by His Majesty’s Ministers towards carrying 
into effect the Second Article of the Treaty of Amiens, superseded by reading the other Orders of the Day ; Lvitt. 464. 
See Accounts and Pupers, 5347. Addresses, 82. 435. 


Amster dam, in Curacao :-——See Committees, 1296. West Indies, 5. 
Anderson, Mr. :—Sce Supply, 1760. 
Andrew, St. Church, Dublin *——See Accounts and Papers, 1961. Petitions, 598. Supply, 1023. 1243. 


Animals: 


1. Bill to prevent wanton and malicious cruelty to Animals; from the Lords; Read; printed; Lxiv. 396. Considered, and further 
proceedings in the Committee interrupted for want of Forty Members, 404. Motion forthe House resolving itself into a Committee on 
the Bill negatived ; Committee put off for three months ; 407. 


2. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the laws for the protection of Wild animals reclaimed and retained as private property, 
Negatived ; LxxIv. 53. 


Annuities: Bills relative to Annuities : 


1. For granting additional Annuities to the Proprietors of Stock created by Acts 37 and 42 Geo. III.; Ordered, 11x. 409. Presented, 412. 
R. A. 441. 


2. For amending Act 44 Geo. III. for granting additional Annuities to the Proprietors of Stock created by Acts 37 and 42 Geo. III.; Ordered, 
Lx. 44. Presented, 47. R.A. 106. 


3. To enable the Commissioners of the Treasury to contract with Proprietors of Stock created by Acts 37 and 42 Geo. III. for granting other 
Annuities in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lx. 335. Presented, 349. R.A. 430. 


"4, For exempting from the Duties on Property the first half-yearly dividends on Annuities under Act of Session 1805, for raising a sum, by way 
of Annuities, for the service of Ireland; Ordered, tx. 446. Presented; 450. R.A. 487. 


_ &amp; Tocontinue Act of the Parliament of Ireland 13 &amp; 14 Geo. III. respecting certain Annuities; Considered, Lx11.774. R.A. 804. See 
Fisheries, 17. 


6. To enable the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt to grant Life Annuities; Ordered, txi11. 383. Presented, 389. 
R. A. 479. 

7. To amend above Act 48 Geo. III.; Ordered, ux1v. 330. Presented, 336. R. A.381. 

8. To.mend several Acts of the Parliament of Ireland for granting Life Annuities with benefit of survivorship; Ordered, Lx1v. 379. 
Presented, 377. 2. A. 404. 

9. For amending Acts 48 Geo. III. c. 142. and 49 Geo. III. c. 64. for enabling the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt to 
grant Life Annuities ; Ordered, uxvi1. 508. Presented, 514. RB. A. §33- 

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1. 


2. 
3. 


4. 


1. 


2. 


1. 
2. 


206 ANNUITIES-+-APPRENTICESHIP. 


Annuities: Bills relative to Annuities—continued. 


11. To repeal Act 17 Geo. III. c. 26. for registering grants of Life Annuities, &amp;c. and‘to substitute other provisions’ in lieu thereof ; Ordered ; 
presented ; printed ; rxvi11. 300. Lords Amendments agreed to, 661. R. a. 664. 
12. To provide for the payment of the charge of Annuities created in respect of the sum of Six Millions * granted for the service of Ireland for 1813; 
Ordered ; presented;, uxvi11.649. rR. a. 673. 
13. To amend Acts of the Parliament of Ireland 13 &amp; 14 Geo. III. c.5. and15 &amp; 16Geo. III. c. 2. for granting certain: — Ordered, 
Lx1x. 458. Presented, 469. RB. A. 510. 
14. To restrain the grants of Annuities on the terms of being repurchaseable ; Ordered, LXx1I. 14. Not mumena 
15. ‘To amend and render more effectual Acts 48, 49 and 52 Geo. III. for enabling the Commissioners. of the National. Debt to grant Life 
Annuities ; Ordered, LXxX1. 399. Presented; printed; 411. R. a. 489. 
16. Toamend and render more effectual four several Acts for enabling the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National: Debt nana Life 
Annuities; Ordered, Lxx11. 186. Presented, 188. Printed, 189. R. a. 300. 
17. To continue Act 13 &amp; 14 Geo, III. respecting certain Annuities, so long asthe said Annuities shall be payable; Ordered, Lx x11. 329. 
Presented, 402. R.A. 473. 
13. To amend and render more effectual several Acts for enabling the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt to grant Life 
Annuities; Ordered, Lxx1v. 303. Presented; printed; 310. R.a. 458. 
See Abercromby, Lady. Accounts and Papers, 179. 1828. 1833. 1846. 3141-3152. Amherst, Lord. Barracks, 7. 
Brunswick, Duke of. Colchester, Lord. Collingwood, Lord. Combermere, Lord. Committees; 43~55. 606. 1580. 
Debentures. Debt, National. Hill, Lord. Hutchinson, Lord. Judges, 1, 2. 5, 6. Kilwarden, Viscountess. 
King, 15-27. Lake, Lord Viscount. Laws Expiring, 2. Loyalty Loan. Lynedoch, Lord. Man, Isle of, 3. 
Nelson, Earl of. Nelson, Viscountess. Perceval, Right Honourable Spencer, 3. Property Tas, 1. Rodney, Lord. 
Saumare:z, Sir James. Smith, Sir Sydney. Strachan, Sir Richard. Stuart, Sir John. Suitors. 
Supply, Key to Supply, and Key to Ways and Means; also, 4485. 4490, 4491. 5122-5172. 5212. 5345. Vincent, St. Earl of, 1. 
Wales, Prince of, 1. Wales, Princess of , 6. Walsingham, Lord. Wellington, Duke of, 1. 2. 4. 
Anson, Major General. George :—see House, 145. Members, 96. 


Anson, Major General :—see House, 114. 145. 

Antigua :——See Committees, 607. 1574. Laws Expiring, 3. Slaves, 41. 
Antimephitic Company :—see Companies, 1. 

Antrobus, Gibbs Crawford :—see Accounts and Papers 154. Addresses, 79. 
Antwerp :——See Accounts and Papers, 5348. 5521. Questions, 33. | 


Apothecaries : Petitions for Bills relative to Apothecaries, and Proceedings thereon : 


For leave to present a Petition for regulating their practice ; Referred, txvit1. 180. Leave given; Petition presented and referred ; 243. 
Bill ordered, 258. Presented, 282. Petitions against, 314, 343. Second reading put off for six months, 349. 


For preventing certain persons from exercising the functions of Apothecary, &amp;c.; Referred, tx1x.64. Not reported. 


For enlarging the Charter of the Apothecaries Society ; Referred, txx.28, Bill ordered, 109, Presented, 117. Petitions against, from 
the President and College of the Faculty of Physic in London, 147. Chemists and Druggists of Linden and Westminster, 156. 
Apothecaries, 240. Time enlarged for Committees to Report, 256. . Consideration of Lords Amendments ‘put off : for three 
months, 439. Petition and Report thereon read, and another Bill ordered; Presented; Lxx. 439. R. A. 475. 





To amend Act for erecting an Apothecaries Hall in Dublin, &amp;c.; Referred, txx. 44. Not Reported. See Hospitals, 5. 


Appeals to the House of Lords :——Motion for appointing a Committee to inspect Lords Journals for the purpose 


of ascertaining the number of Appeals before that House. Motion for adjourning Debate, negatived; Main Question put; Previous 
Question thereupon, negatived; Lxvi. 154. 
See Accounts and Papers, 180, 181. Justice, 1. Petitions, 283. 


Ap ppeals of Murder: :——Bill to abolish Appeals of Murder, Felony or Mayhem, and Wager of joining Issue and Trial by 


ttle, in Writs of Right ; Ordered; presented ; printed; 1xx1v. 117. Again printed, 130. Petition of Lord Mayor, Aldermen and 
Commons of London against, To lie on the Table, and be printed, 173. Petition of John Thelwall against, To lie on the Table, and be 
printed, 256. R.A. 557- 


Appeal to Sessions : 


Bill for allowing Appeals from all towns corporate and franchises, not being counties of themselves, to the General or Quarter. Sessions ; 
Ordered, LXxIVv. 514. Presented; printed; 528. Petition against from Guildford; Printed; 552. Bill passed, with a new title, 600. 
rn. A. 631. (See Poor, 55.) 


Bill for allowing Appeals from towns corporate and franchises, in certain cases, to the General or Quarter Sessions ; Ordered, Lx xv. 281. 
Presented; printed; 295. Again printed, 328. Re-committed, 356. R. a. 422. 


Application of certain Sums :—see Supply, Key to Ways and Means. 

Appointment :—See Attestation. 

Appraisements :—See Supply, 4708. 5422. 

Apprenticeship and Apprentices : Bills relative to Apprenticeship and Apprentices : 


To render valid certain Indentures of Apprenticeship; Ordered, tv1.211. Presented, 213. R. A. 290. 


To require Overseers of the Poor to keep a Register of children bound by them as Apprentices; Ordered, Lvi1.233. Presented ; 
rinted; 236. Instruction for extending Act 20 Geo. III. respecting Apprentices to Honses of Industry, and to Houses for 
eception of the Poor that have been established since the passing of said Act; Bill again printed, 285. R. a. 418. 


For better regulation of Parish Apprentices; Ordered, 11x. 268. Presented; Day appointed for Second reading, and to be printed ; 294. 
Not proceeded in, 


For further regulation of Parish Apprentices; Ordered, ux11. 188. Presented; printed; 212. Reported; Day appointed for Third 
reading ; 363. Another Bill ordered, 589. Presented ; printed ; 595. Passed, 693. Not returned from the Lords. 


To render valid certain Indentures for the binding of Parish Apprentices ;.Ordered ; presented; printed; Lxvi. 192. Instruction to 
consider of the expediency of extending the operation of the Bill to Parish Certificates; Bill considered, and to be again printed, 299. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 420. R. A. 433. 


To. amend the Laws respecting Parish Apprentices ; Ordered ;. presented; xvi. 249. Printed, 953. Order for further consideration of 
Report discharged, 307. Not proceeded in, 


4. To 


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Apprenticeship, &amp;c. Bills relative to Apprenticeship, &amp;e:contimied.:' 
“9. To render‘ valid certain: Indentares for the binding of ‘Parish Appretitices ; Ordered, L¥1x/ 946)" Presented ; printed ;'350.  R. 4! 496. 


“8. To amend the Laws respecting Parish Apprentices; Ordered, txx. 327. Presented; printed ; 338. Again pri : 
Not returned from the Lords. f a ai. Printed’ 5,338. “Again printed, 366, Passed, 393. 


9. To regulate the binding of Parish Apprentices; Ordered ; presented ; printed; Lxx1, 310. Re-committed . Again re- i ; 
, Lords Amendments agreed to, 523. Rk. a. 528. ‘4 a a Pe eemee PATTI 30. 


See Chimney Sweepers. — _ Committees, 1573. 1670-1672. Cotton, 11. Justices of the Peace, 8. Labour 
Petitions, 14. Silk, 12. Trade, 7. Wool, 3. of the Peace, abourers, 4, 5. 


Appropriated. Duties :—see Accounts and Papers, 189. 
Appropriation :—See Supply, 4492. 4498-4596. 5173-5193. 


Aqua Vite :——Bill for charging a Duty on Licences for retailing Aqua Vita in Scotland; Ordered, rx x111. 109. Presented, 134. 
Kt. A. 199. See Committees, 56. Supply, 5407. 


Archbishops +See Bishops. Postage, 24. 

Architects :—See Public Buildings. 

Archways.:—See Tunnels. 

Arcot, Nabob of :—see Accounts and Papers, 2125. 2169. 5431. Cite 

Ardglass Harbour :—see Accounts and Papers, 184.185. Docks, 14. King, 115+ Petitions, 599. Supply, 282.3192. 
Ardrossan Harbour :—See Docks, 15. Supply, 2570. 

Aris, Governor :—See Cold Bath Figlds Prison. 


Arm ed Persons :—Bill to make perpetual so much of Act 19 Geo. III. as relates to the punishment of Persons going armed, &amp;c. ; 
Ordered, iv111. 635. Presented, 668. x. a. 693. See Committees, 1576. 


Armorial Bearings :&gt;——See Accounts and Papers, 186, 187. Assessed Taxes, 1. 


Arms: Bills relative to Arms ; 


1. To require Manufacturers of Arms to engrave their names and places of abode thereon; Ordered; presented ; printed; Lxviir. 198, 
Petition of Manufacturers of Birmingham against, 284. Second reading put off for six months, 317. 


“2, To insure the proper and careful manufacturing of Fire Arms, &amp;c.; Ordered, Exviir. 519. Presented; printed; 520. Passed, 537. 
Committee oppointed to inspect Lords Journals, 589. Report, and Bill to insure the proper and careful manufacturing of Fire Arms, &amp;c 
in England; Ordered, 590. . Presented, 594. R. a. 656. ' 


3. For amending Act 53 Geo. III. c. 115. to secure the proper and careful manufacture of Fire Arms; Ordered ; presented ; printed’; Lxx. 30. 
Order for second reading; read; notice taken that the Bill was a private Bill, and ought to have been brought in on Petition; order for 
second reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn ; 46. 


4,.. Petition from Birmingham for a Bill to amend 53 Geo. III. respecting the manufacture of Fire Arms; Referred, Lxx. 47. Bill ordered, 51, 
Presented, 57. Petition against, 156. . a. 296. ~ A -}e 


— authorize Justices of the peace in certain disturbed Counties to seize and detain Arms; From the Lords 5; LXXv. 37- Read ; printed ; 38. 
Motions for instructions, that the provisions of the Bill do not extend to the county of Durham, and town and county of the town of 
Nottingham, negatived; and Bill considered; 61. Passed, with Amendments, 66. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 67 
k. A. 68. ’ , 


See Accounts and Papers, 765. Committees, 557. Ireland, 6. 8-11. 13. 17, 18, 21. Training. 


Army : Bills relative to the Army : 
Chelsea Hospital :—See Chelsea Hospital. 


~ 


Cloathing :—To regulate the examination and payment of assignments for cloathing His Majesty’sforces; Ordered, .xv.443. Presented, 461. 
Instruction for empowering. the Lords of the Treasury to allow Military cloathing and appointments to be exported free of duty, 474. 
R. A. 505. 4 


Deceased Officers : 


2. For enforcing returns of effects of Deceased Officers, &amp;c. ; Ordered, Lx x111. 354. Order of leave for Bill discharged ; and Bill for reg ulating 
the payment of Regimental debts, and the distribution of the effects of Officers and Soldiers dying in service; Ordered ; presented ; 
printed; 371. R.A. 417. ; a4 


_ 3. . To remedy certain inconveniences arising in the payment of Public Monies to the personal representatives of Deceased Officers in the 
a a and Royal Marines; Ordered; Presented; txxiv. 601. Third reading put off for three weeks, 622. Not 
proceeded in. : 


Foreign Enlistments : | 
4. For enabling subjects of Foreign States to enlist as Soldiers in His Majesty’s service ; Ordered, 11x. 363. Presented, 367. R. a. 417. 


5. To extend the Provisions of Act 44 Geo. III. respecting the Enlistment of Foreign Soldiers, and to imdemnify those who have advised His 
Majesty to land such Soldiers in this kingdom; Ordered, tx1.62. Presented, 68. r. a. 158. 


To augment the 6oth regiment to ten battalions by the enlistment of Foreigners ; Ordered, 11x. 78. Presented ; printed; 80. R. a. 101. 


7. To continue Acts 44 Geo. III. c. 75, and 46 Geo. III. c. 23, for enabling subjects of Foreign States to enlist as Soldiers in His 
Majesty's Army ; Ordered; presented ; printed; xx. 278. Again printed, 289. Rr. a. 388. 
Half Pay: 
_ §. For the more convenient payment of Half Pay and Pensions, and other Allowances to Officers ane widows of Officers, and to persons 


upon Compassionate List; Ordered, x11. 260, Presented; printed; 358.. Another Bill ordered, 668. Presented, 6098. 
R. A. 804. 


9. To authorize the allowing Officers to retire upon Half Pay ; Ordered; presented; uxvi. 418. k. a. 453. 


11. Toextend the Provisions of above Act, and to authorize the. allowing of Pensions.in certain cases ; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; LX VII. 528. 
R. A. 559- ' sy ngp &gt; 


12, For discontinuing certain deductions from Half Pay, and for further regulating the accounts of the Paymaster General of the Army ; 
Ordered, rxx. 414. Presented, 424. R- A. 457. - : oF 


Miners of Cornwall. and Devon.:—See Miners, | 

18. Mutiny and Desertion :—For punishing Mutiny and Desertion, and for the better payment of the Army and their quarters ; Ordered, 
LVI. 49. Presented, 97. x. A, 219.—Ordered, nvi1. 28.- Not presented.—Ordered, Lvi1. 200. Presented, 204,. n. a. 266.—(For 
costinuing 


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44. 


15. 


16. 


17. 


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19. 


21. 


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31. 


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208 1) | ARMY—continued. &gt; - 


Army : Bills relative to the Army—continued. 


-continuing Act of present Session for punishing Mutiny and Desertion, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lv11.437- Presented, 441. R. a. 492.)—Ordered, 
Lv11.563. Presented, 568. x. a.641.—Ordered, rv111.78. Presented, 87. Lords Amendments agreed to, 271. R. A. 286.—Ordered, 11x.48- 
Presented, 49. &amp;. A. 141.—Ordered, 1x.35. Presented, 43. R. A. 146.—Ordered, 1x1. 120. Presented, 124. x. a. 158.—(For 
continuing Act of present Session; Ordered, Lx1.292. Presented, 294. RB. A. 332.)—Ordered ; presented ; Lx1. 331. Lords Amend- 
ment agreed to, 422. R. A. 432.—-Ordered, x11. 79. Presented, 80. Re-committed, 204. n. a. 269.—Ordered, Lx111. 195. 
Presented, 142. R. A.191.—Ordered, Lx1v. 71. Presented,79. nr. a. 153.—Ordered, txv.134. Presented, 138. Re-committed, 155. 
R. A. 201.—Ordered, LXv1. 150. Presented, 152. Question negatived for bringing up a Clause relating to the Roman Catholics, 162. 
R. A. 194-—Ordered, Lxvit. 146. Presented, 161. Question negatived for bringing up a Clause respecting corporal punishment, 195. 
R. A. 213.—Ordered; presented; Lxvitr. 287. R. a. 338.—Ordered; presented; ~x1x. 78. Re-committed, 96. 8. A. 114.— 
Ordered, Lxx. 31. Presented, 123. R. a. 184.—Ordered, 1xx. 357. Presented, 359. R. a. 415.—Ordered ; presented; uxx1. 164. 
R. A. 231.—(To amend Act of present Session; Ordered ; presented; Lxx1. 493. R. A. §20.)—Ordered; presented; ~xx11. 153. 
Rn. A. 176.—Ordered, Lx x11. 263. Presented, 294. x. a. 376.—Ordered, uxx111. 127. Presented, 128. R. a. 188.—(To rectify 
-a mistake in Act 55. Geo. III. for punishing Mutiny and Desertion, &amp;c.; Ordered ; presented; LXx111. 132. ‘R. a. 188.)}—Ordered ; 
presented; LXXIV.204. BR. A. 258.—(For continuing Act of last Session; Ordered; presented; txxv.96. R. a. 104.—Ordered ; 
presented; Lxxv. 283. An Amendment proposed, but not made, on Third reading, 312. R. A. 341. 


Paymaster General : 
To Mas go 23 Geo. III. and for more effectually regulating the office of Paymaster General of the forces; Ordered ; presented ; 
printed; Lx. 210. Again printed, 266. Re-committed, 299. R. A. 430. 


For accelerating the examination and audit of the Accounts of the Paymaster General of His Majesty’s forces; Ordered, Lx111. 279. 
Presented; printed; 280. R. A. 372. 


To repeal so much of Act 45 Geo. III. for regulating the office of Paymaster General, as requires certain Accounts to be examined and settled 
within certain periods, by the Secretary at War, and enabling His Majesty to make orders for examining and settling such Accounts ; 
Ordered, Lx111. 422. Presented; printed; 429. Rr. a. 476. 


To facilitate the making up and audit of Accounts of the Paymaster General for 1805, 1806, and 1807; Ordered, Lxvit1. 594. Pre- 
sented, 596. nr. A. 647. 


Payment Abroad :—tTo regulate the issue and Payment of money to His Majesty's forces serving Abroad; Ordered; presented ; 

LXX. 407. R.A. 457- 
Prize Money : 

For extending and amending the regulations now in force relative to the payment to Chelsea Hospital of forfeited and unclaimed shares 
of Army Prize Money ; Ordered, txvi. 362. Presented, 385. R.A. 453- 

To explain and amend the laws relative to the payment of forfeited and unclaimed shares of Army Prize Money to Chelsea Hospital ; 
Ordered, Lxvi1. 490. Instruction for directing the mode of making up the Accounts of Pensions paid to Widows, 493. Bill presented, 
494. RB. A. 533- 


For regulating the payment of Army Prize Money, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx1x. 351. Presented, 355. R. a. 463. 


For further regulating the mode of distributing Army Prize Money; Ordered, uxx. 420. Presented, 424. Report deferred, 451. 
Not proceeded in. 


For wy provisions of Act 54 Geo. III. for regulating the payment of Army Prize Money; Ordered, tx x11. 333. Presented, 352. 
R. As 458. 
To regulate the payment of Army Prize Money; Ordered, txxv. 434. Presented; printed; 435. RB. a. 463. 


Seduction : 


To continue Act 37 Geo. III. and Act of the Parliament of Ireland 37 Geo. III. for the better prevention and punishment of attempts to 
seduce persons serving in His Majesty’s forces by sea or land, from their duty, &amp;c.; Ordered, rx11.84. Presented, 87. R.A. 140. 


To continue Acts for the better prevention of attempts to seduce persons serving in the Army or Navy from their duty; Ordered; 
presented; Lxrx. 482. R.A. 517. 


To continue certain Acts for the better prevention and punishment of attempts to seduce persons serving in His Majesty’s forces by sea and 
land from their allegiance ; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxx. 432. R.A. 469. 


To revive and make perpetual Act 37 Geo. III. c.70, for the better prevention and punishment of attempts to seduce persons serving in 
His Majesty’s forces from their allegiance; Ordered; presented; printed; uxx11. 103. J.ords Amendments agreed to, 147. 
R.A. 164. 


Soldiers be gave :—For the more speedy trial and punishment of Offences committed by Soldiers in the Peninsula; Ordered; 
Presented ; printed; Lxvitt. 541. R. a. 647. 


Soldiers Wandering :—To repeal Act 39 Elizabeth, c. 17. respecting Wandering Soldiers or Mariners ; Ordered, Lxvi1. 103. Pre- 
sented, 164. Lords Amendment agreed to, 232. R.A. 289. 


Soldiers Wives and Families : 
For enabling the Wives and Families of Soldiers embarking for foreign service, to return to their homes; Ordered, txv1. 405. Presented ; 
printed; 408. R.A. 453. 


To enable the Wives and Families of Soldiers embarked in Ireland for foreign service to return to their homes; Ordered, Lxvit. 204. 
Presented, 205. R.A. 289. 


To amend Act 51 Geo. III. c. 106, for enabling the Wives and Families of Soldiers to return to their homes; Ordered, txv11. 465. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 470. R.A. §23. 


“To consolidate and amend the provisions of Acts 51 and 52 Geo. III. for enabling the Wives and Families of Soldiers to return to their 
homes; Ordered, u.xx111. 354. Presented; printed; 371. Lords Amendment agreed to, 422. R. a. 426. 


Motions relative to the Army : 
That it is highly expedient that the Army should be kept up as nearly as possible complete to the establishment which has been provided by 
parliament ; Superseded by reading the other Orders of the Day; Lx. 440. 


Respecting the etlective strength of the Army on 1 March 1806 and 1 March 1807; and several other Motions relative thereto, and Debates 
ereon adjourned; ~x11. 845. Proceedings to be printed; Lx111. 84. 


Respecting the increase of the Regular Army between March 1806 and March 1807; and several other Motions relating to the Army, 
and Debates thereon adjourned; 1x11.846. Proceedings to be printed, 1 x111. 84. 


For leave to bring in a Bill to expedite the issue of trials by Military General Courts Martial, and to prevent any undue interference 
with their proceedings or sentences ; Withdrawn, LXIII. 405. 


That from an i adherence to the system of private contract, the Public have been put to an unnecessary expense for Military 
Great Coats ; Withdrawn, “x11. 467. 


That it appears that Lord Charles Somerset is one of the joint —— of the forces with a salary of £.2,000. per annum ; and that 
he is at the same time receiving the full pay and allowance of a Lieutenant General; Withdrawn, Lxvitt. 385. 


' For leave to bring in Bill to limit the number of lashes to be inflicted by court martials in the Army ; Negatived, Lxx. 414. 


For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the state of His Majesty's Land forces so far as relates to the distribution of money 
granted by Parliament for their pay and allowances; Negatived, Lxv1. 235. 


For 





46, 





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ARMY——ASSESSED. : 209 
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Army : Motions relative to the Army—continued. 


46. For the House to resolve itself intv a Committee to consider Act 35 Geo. III. ¢.94. so far as relates to Bills dra b H 
on foreign stations ; Previous Question thereupon Negatived, Lxv1. 249. wn by officers serving 


See Accounts and Papers, 188-865. 3337- 3742- 4717- 5349-5359- 5553-4 5598. 5623. 5655. Addresses, 83-92. 299. 
398-401. 588. Barracks. Chelsea Hospital. Committees, 57. Defence. Finance, 19. 21. 
Foreign Officers. House, 131. Innkeepers. Kilmainham Hospital. Miktary Expenditure. Military Force. 
Military Inquiry. Military Service. Militia. Miners of Cornwall and Devon, Navy, 29. Oaths, 3. 
Petitions, 15. Postage, 8. Property Taz, 9. Roman Catholics, 3. Soldiers. Stamps, 8. 
Supply, 3. Key to Supply; also, 5397. 5399- Volunteers and Yeomanry. 


Arrears and Balances :——See Accounts and Papers, 2548. 3017. 4074-4079. 4294-4303. 4790-4793. 


Arrests : Bills relative to frivolous Arrests : 


1. For the more effectual prevention of frivolous Arrests; From the Lords; tv111. 380. Read; printed ; 403. Instruction to extend the Bill 
to Ireland, 417. Bill reported with Amendments, 421. Passed with Amendments, 437. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 451. 
R. As 453- 


2. For extending provisions of Acts relating to frivolous Arrests ; From the Lords; uxv. 507. Read; printed ; 510. Not proceeded in. 


3. Further to extend and render more effectual the provisions of Aets to prevent frivolous and vexatious Arrests; From the Lords; txv1. 325. 
Read ; printed; 350. R.A. 460. ——-—— To continue the said Act; Ordered; uxxi1.406. Presented, 415. R. A. 474. 
See Complaints, 1.-3. Courts, 58. 59. King, 162. Members, 89-95. 


Arsenals :—see Navy, 39. 

Arse nlc :—See Accounts and Papers, 866. 

Artifi Cers :—See Committees, 1573. Labourers. Leather, 1. 
Arti | lery :——See Supply, Key to Supply. 

Ashes *——See Manure, 1. Petitions, 16. 

Asiatic Sailors :—Sce Addresses, 93. 


Assaults : 
1. Bill to render more easy and effectual redress of Assaults in Ireland ; Ordered; Lx1x. 416. presented; printed; 423. Again printed, 446. 
Re-coinmitted, 464. R. A. 519. ‘To amend the said Act ; Ordered; presented ; printed; Lxx. 284. R. a. 388. 


2. Bill to prevent frivolous and vexatious actions of Assault and Battery in inferior Courts; Ordered; presented ; printed; Lxx111. 236. 
Re-committed, 265. Instruction to prevent, as much as nay be, frivolous and vexatious actions for slanderous words, 271. Lords Amend- 
ments agreed to, 367. R.A. 377- 





Assay Office :—Petition for a Bill for establishing an Assay Office in the city of Glasgow ; Referred, Lx x1v. 36. Bill ordered, 103. 
Presented, 193. R. A. 458. 


Asse m bli @S :—See Religious Worship. Seditious Meetings. 


Assessed ‘T'axes : Bills relative to Assessed Taxes: 


For transferring the management of the Duties on Certificates for wearing hair powder or using armorial bearings to the Commissioners 
for the Affairs of Taxes; Ordered, tv1. 391. Presented, 399. Printed, 440. Lill read Third time, and further proceeding upon 
Third reading, adjourned, 584. Resumed, and Bill passed, 597. R. a. 640. 


2. For transferring the management of the Duties on Licences for exercising the trade and business of a horse dealer to the Commissioners 
for the Affairs of Taxes; Ordered, Lv1. 572. Presented, 579. R. a. 640. 


3. For repealing the Duties under the management of the Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes, and granting others in lieu thereof; 
Ordered, Lv111. 471. Presented, 485. Printed, 497. Re-committed ; again printed; 538. Again re-committed, 676. Instruction 
to make provision pursuant to certain Resolutions of a Committee of the whole House relating to the Duties under the management of 
the Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes, 676. R. a. 693. 


* 


4. For consolidating the Duties under the management of the Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes ; Ordered, Lv11t. 471. Presented, 485. 
Printed, 497. Re-committed, 538. Again printed, 539. Again re-committed, 591. R. a. 637, To explain and amend said 
Act so far as relates to the power of acting as Commissioners in certain Districts; Ordered, Lx. 27. Presented, 29. mR. a. 81. 





For repealing the several Duties under the management of the Commissioners of Taxes payable in Scotland, and granting others in lieu 
thereof; Ordered, tv111. 546. Order for Bill discharged, and instruction to the Committee on Assessed: Taxes Bill to make provision 
pursuant to certain Resolutions of a Committee of the whole House, 676. See supra, 3. 


co 


G. For consolidating the Duties under the management of the Commissioners for the Afiairs of Taxes in Scotland; Ordered, Lvitr. 471. 

Instruction for the better collecting the Land Tax in Scotland, 549. Bill presented, 549. Printed, 565. Re-committed, 676. n. a. 6go0. 
To amend so much of said Act as relates to the appointment of Assessors and Collectors in Scotland; Ordered, ux. 426. 
Order of leave for Bill read and discharged ; Act read and another Bill ordered; presented; 436. R. a. 487. 


7. To regulate the collection of the Duties on fire hearths, dwelling houses, coaches and other carriages, male servants, horses and dogs 
in Ireland; Ordered, ux. 289. Presented, 327. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, 449. Considered and further 
consideration put off for Three months, 455. 

8. ‘To amend the Laws relating to the Duties under the Management of the Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes; Ordered, rx, 334. 
Presented, 345. R. A. 430. - 

9. To continue and amend several Acts for regulating the collection of the Duties in Ireland om fire hearths, dwelling houses, coaches and 
other carriages, male servants, horses and dogs; Ordered ; presented; Lx. 457. R. A. 487. 


11. To provide for regulating and securing the collection of certain Rates and Taxes in Ireland, in respect of dwelling houses, fire-hearths, 
windows, male servants, horses, dogs, and carriages; Ordered, Lx11. 204. Presented, 214. RB. A. 240. 


12. To regulate and amend the assessment and collection of the Aésessed Taxes, and of the Tax upon the profits of property, professions, trades 
and offices; Ordered, Lx11. 828. Presented; printed; 834. Not proceeded in. 

13. To amend and regulate the assessment and collection of the Assessed Taxes; Ordered, LX111. 313. Presented, 336. Printed, 366. 
Re-committed, 462. R. A. 478. 

14. To provide for the better collection of the Duties and Taxes on carriages, servants, horses, and dogs in Ireland; Ordered, txiv. 300, 
Presented ; printed; 309. R. A. 398. 

15. To alter the amount of certain Dutics of Assessed Taxes; Ordered, rxv. 406. Presented; printed; 413. R. A. 505. 

16. To regulate the manner of making surcharges; Ordered, txv. 395. Presented; printed; 400. Petition from Macclesfield for provision, 
424. Bill again printed, 436. Re-committed; again printed; 480. Again re-committed, 493. R. A. §05- 

17. For granting exemptions in certain cases from the payment of Duties in respect of servants, carriages, horses and dogs kept in Great Britain 
and Ireland; Ordered, Lxvi. 377. Presented, 387. Rk. A. 433. 


18. To amend and regulate the assessment and collection of the Assessed Taxes and Duties on property in Scotland; Ordered, LXvii. 310. 
Presented ; printed; 325. R. a. 516. 





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10. | ASSESSED——ATTORNEY. 





19. 
21. 
22. 


23. 


26. 
27. 


28. 


29. 


31. 


Assessed Taxes: Bills relative to Assessed Taxes—continued. 


For regulating the allowances granted out of the Duties of Assessed Taxes to persons in respect of the number of their children ; Ordered, 
_ LX¥11. 530. Presented, 531. R. A. 559- 


To amend and render more effectual Act 52 Geo. III. c. 95. for reglating the assessment and collection of Assessed Taxes, &amp;c, in Scotland ; 
Ordered, Lxx. 413. Presented, 419. kx. 4. 468, ; 


To make furthér provision for the collection of certain Duties on male servants, carriages and horses, and in respect of Houses in Ireland ; 
“Ordered, Lxx. 416. Presented, 424. R. a. 464. 


To grant certain Rates, Duties and Taxes in Ireland, in respect of fire-hearths, windows, male servants, horses, carriages and dogs, in 
lieu of former Duties; Ordered, tx x1. 334. Presented, 353. RB. a. 489. , 


To explain and amend Act 48 Geo. III. c. 55. and to exempt dwelling houses employed as warehouses from Duties ; Ordered, Lx x11. 160. 
Order of leave for Bill read, and discharged, and another Bill ordered, 173. Presented; printed; 175. Again printed, 192. 
Re-committed, 216. R. A. 300. 


To alter and amend so’ much of Act 43 Geo. III. c/ 161: as relates’ to’ the payment of any Tax in Scotland upon houses not having more 
than four windows, &amp;c. ; Ordered, Lx x11. 347. Order of leave for Bill discharged, and Bill for extending the exemption from the Duties 
granted by Acts 43 and 45 Geo. III. on dwelling houses in Scotland Ordered, 430. Presented, 430. R.A. 475. - 


To grant certain Rates, Duties and Taxes in Ireland in respéct of fire-hearths, windows, male servants, horses, carriages and dogs, in lieu 
of former Duties ; Ordered, txx111. 341. Presented, 347. R.A. 406. 


To relieve persons compounding for their Assessed Taxes from an annual Assessment; Ordered, Lxxrv. 505. Presented; printed; 511. 
Again printed, 548. -r. a. 607. 


To give relief in certain cases of assessment of Taxes; Ordered; presented; Exxiv. 588. Re-committed, 603. Instruction respecting 
a composition for Taxes on fire-hearths, windows, &amp;c. in Ireland, 610. Bill again re-committed ; Instruction for assessing under Game- 
keepers; 618. nx. a. 631. 


To extend Act 59 Geo. III. c. 51. to relieve persons compounding for their Assessed Taxes from an annual assessment ; Ordered, Lxxv. 78. 
Not presented. : 


To extend Act to relieve persons compounding for their Assessed Taxes from an annual assessment, and for giving further relief in certain 
cases ; Ordered, Lxxv. 400. Presented, 415. R. a. 468. 
See Accounts and Papers, 867-901. 2548. 2699. 4896-4899. 5555- 5651. Agriculture, 2. Carriages, 4. 
Coachmakers.  - Committees, 58-76. 1741. Houses. Petitions, 17-32. Revenues, 11. 13. 
Supply, Key to Ways and Means ; also 5194-5209. Taxes. 


Assets :——Bill for the Administration of Assets where the Executor or Administrator to whom probate or administration has been 
granted is out of Ireland; Ordered, Lxxv. 133. Presented, 156. Passed, 207. Not returned from the Lords. 


’ Assistance :—Bill for altering the period during which Writs of Assistance remain in force ; Ordered, Lxv111. 386. Presented, 394. 


Not proceeded in. 





Another Bill ordered ; presented ; Lxrx. 143. RB. A. 195. 


- Assistant Barristers :—See Barristers. 


T. 


Assizes : : 
Bill to regulate the fees payable by persons charged with treason; felony, and all other offences at Assizes and Quarter Sessions in Ireland, 
and for amending Act 36 Geo. III. relating thereto; Ordered, 1x11. 628. Presented; Report to be further considered in three months ; 
and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 651. Not proceeded in. Another Bill ordered, Lx1v. 269. Presented; printed ; 274. 
R. A. 405. 





2. Bill for procuring Returns of all persons committed for trial in England and Wales, and for regulating the fees of Clerks of Assize, &amp;c.; 


Ordered, Lxvit1. 480. Not presented. 


Assize of Bread :—see Bread. 

Assurances :—See Companies, 23-53. Friendly Societies, 8. Poor, 16. 
Astlett, Robert :—see Bank of England, 14. 

Atalante :——See Accounts and Papers, 5496. 


Athol Duke of :——See Accounts and Papers, 3286-3291. Addresses, 275. Committees, 725. 1615. Man, Isle of, 3. 
_ Petitions, 673. 


Attainder :——Bill for restoring Edward Fox Fitzgerald; and his sisters Pamela and Lucy Fitzgerald, children of Lord Edward Fitz- 
gerald, deceased, to their blood ; From the Lords, Lxx1v. 622. Motion for reading the Bill the First time; Regent's consent signified ; 
Bill read First and Secon dtime, and committed ; three to be the quorum ; leave given to the Committee to sit and report on the morrow ; 
622. pr. a.6y9. See Accounts and Papers, 902. Treason, 2. 1 


Attestations :——Bill to amend the law respecting the Attestation of Instruments of Appointment, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx1rx. 341. 
Presented ; printed; 345. Lords Amendments agreed to, 517. B.A. 519. 


Attorney General :— 


1. Directed to prosecute certain persons; LVIII. 425.—LX. 141.—LXII. 354.—LXXIv. 256, 303.— LX XV. 332. 


9. Directed to take measures for the recovery of sums due from Lord Melville or Mr. Trotter; 1x.221. Order discharged, Lx1. 236. 








Directed to prosecute Lord Viscount Melville for the offences which appear from the Tenth Report of the Commissioners of Naval 
Inquiry, and Report from the Select Committee thereupon, to have been committed by the said Lord Melville ; and to stay proceedings 
in the civil suit; Lx. 374. Motion to discharge so much of Order for Attorney General to take measures for the recovery of 
sums due from Lord Melville or Mr. Trotter, as relates to Mr. Trotter ; Withdrawn ; Attorney General not to proceed until the following 
session; LX. 493. Directed to stay proceedings in the Prosecution he was ordered to institute against Lord Melville; Lx. 420. 








3. Directed to defend Mr. Speaker and the Serjeant-at-Arms against the actions brought against them by Sir Francis Burdett for imprison- 


ment ; LXV.355- 


4. Directed to move for the judgment of the Court of King’s Bench upon Sir Manasseh Masseh Lopez, Baronet, and others, convicted of 
bribery at the Grampound election; Lxx1v. 590. 


5. Leave given to him, and to the Solicitor General (Members) to plead at the bar of the House of the Lords, in support of the Bill concerning 
Her Majesty ; and said leave not in time coming to be drawn into a precedent; LXXVv. 444. 


6. Motion for his’ prosecuting Benjamin Moon for bribery, negatived, LXx1I. 354. 
See Accounts and Papers, 903. 5449- Elections, 809. 


Attorney General to Her Majesty :——Leave given to him, to Her Majesty’s Solicitor General, and to Doctor 


Lushington (Members), to plead at the bar of the House of Lords against the Bill concerning Her Majesty ; and said leave not in time 
coming to he drawn into a precedent ;- Lx xv. 444. 


Attornies 








ATTORNIES——BAIRD. @11 


Attornies: Bills relative to Attornies : 


1. Toéexplain and amend Act of the Parliament of Ireland, 7 Geo. II. for better regulating the payment of the fees of Attornies and Solicitors; 
Ordered, LXXIV. 471. Presented; printed; 481. Passed, 515. Not returned from the Lords. 


‘2. To amend Acts for the regulation of Attornies and Solicitors in England; Ordered, Lxx1v.564. Presented; printed; 574. 
Attornies of Plymouth against; To lie on the Table, and be printed, 632. Not proceeded in. ' 


3. Petition for Bill to enable the Clerks of the King’s Coroner and Attorney in the Court of King’s Bench to be admitted as Attornies ; 
Referred, rx1v. 96. Bill Ordered, 107. Presented, 110. R.A. 197. 


See Accounts and Papers, 904. 5140. Indemnity, 3. 8: Notaries, 1: 
Property Tax, 1. 


Attorney, Letters of :—see Navy, 19. 


Petition of 
Petitions, 106, 107. 259. 


Auctions and Auctioneers: Bills relative to Auctions and Auctioneers : 
1. To rectify a mistake in Act 42 Geo. III. for better collecting the Duties on Auctioneers ; Ordered, rv111. 630. Presented, 643. R. a. 690. 


2. For extending the time in which coffee of the British plantations may be sold by auction without paying duty on Auctions, &amp;c.; Ordered, 
LXVII.212. Presented, 225.- Instruction to divide the Bill into two; Report, That the Committee had divided the Bill into two; 263. 
See infra, 3; and Liquors. 


For extending the time in which coffee of the British plantations may be sold by Auction without payment of duty ; Considered, LXvi1. 263. 
R. Ae 351. 


For taking away the exemptions from the Auction Duty in respect of estates and effects bought in, by or for the owners; Ordered, 
Lxvit. 488. Presented, 501. Second reading put off for two months, 512. 


For permitting coffee imported into Great Britain from any of the captured islands in the West Indies, and warehoused according to law, to 
be sold at the first sale by Auction free of the duty imposed by law on goods sold by auction ; Ordered, uxvi1. 487. Not presented. 

For taking away the exemptions from Auction Duty in certain cases; Ordered, LXVIII. 555. Presented, 558. Instruction for charging 
duties on licences for exercising the trade of an Auctioneer, 565. Re-committed; day appointed for further considering Report; Bill to 
be printed ; 603. Further consideration put off for three months, 634. 

To prevent frauds against the Revenue and injuries to fair trade by itinerant Auctioneers ; Ordered ; presented; txvirr. 646. Instruction 
for charging duties on licences to Auctioneers, 653. Petition from London in favour, 657. Bill Re-committed, 657. Passed, 659. 
Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill; Ordered; presented; printed; Lx1x.214. Order for Second reading Read ; 
Notice taken that the Bill was improperly prepared ; Order for Second reading discharged; Bill withdrawn; 266. Another Bill ; 
Ordered, Lx x11. 188. Not presented. Another Bill; Ordered, uxx111. 198. Presented; printed; 200. Bill withdrawn, and 


another Bill Ordered, 397. Not presented. Another Bill; Ordered, Lxx1v. 516. Presented; printed; 517. Committed, 534. 
Considered, 583. Not proceeded in. 














To secure the collection of duties on Auctions in Ireland, and to prevent frauds therein; Ordered, Lx11,.113- Presented, 120. Rr. a. 246. 


To amend the said Act; Ordered, Lx111. 390. Presented, 397. R.A. 449: To amend said Acts; Ordered, Lx1v. 377. 
Presented, 381. R.A. 405. 








To amend Act 54 Geo. III. for granting duties on Auctions in Ireland; Ordered, Lx x111. 348. Presented, 382. R.A. 417. 


11. 


Motion for appointing a Select Committee to take into consideration the laws relating to Auctions, and to report observations ; Withdrawn, 
LXXx1lI. 269. 


See Accounts and Papers, 132. 905-907. 2461. Committees, 77-87. 431. 995- 1345. 1348. 1378. 1574. Excise, 1. 28. 
Laws Expiring, 2. Oil, 1. Paper, 8. Petitions, 33. Supply, Key to Ways and Means ; also, 5210. 
West Indies, 6. Wool, 22. 


Au dit Office :——See Accounts Public, 16. Accounts and Papers, 4~29. 4059. 4661. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Auditor of Exehequer :——See Exchequer, Auditor of. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Augusta Sophia, Princess :—see King, 18. 


Austen P Robert :——Bill for vesting certain Coins and Medals, given by his will, in the Bank of England; From the Lords, 
and read, LXVII. 349. R.A. 415. 


Austria: 
Motion for an Address of Thanks for His Majesty’s Message relative to Austria, negatived ; Lx1v. 369. 


Motion for an Address for the Prince Regent to take into consideration the sum due to Great Britain from Austria, on account of Loans 
raised in 1795 and 1797, previous Question thereupon negatived ; Lx x1. 408. 


See Accounts and Papers, 908-913. 3148. 4392. 5053, 4954. 5534. 5539-7. 5556-7. Addresses, 94-95. 589. 
Messages, 13. Supply, 2051. 3434. 


Aylmer, Major General Lord :—see House, 145. 


Azores :——See Oranges and Lemons. 


BACON :—-sSee supply, 4974. 

Badajos :——See Addresses, 96. House, 152. 

Badges meen ats 2 ons 

Bagguley, John :—see Habeas Corpus, 9. Petitions, 246. 


Bahama Islands :——Bill for allowing certain Articles to be imported into the Bahama Islands and exported therefrom, in Foreign 
vessels, and for encouraging the exportation of Salt from the said Islands ; Ordered, Lxv1s. 430. Presented, 434. R. a. 561. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1443- 1444. Committees, 8. 9. 12. 88. Navy, 4.6. 21. Petitions, 34. 
Slaves, 42. Supply, Key to Supply. West Indies, 1. 
Bail :——See Accounts and Papers, 3042. Indictments. 


Bailiff, High, of Westminster :—see iestminster, High Bailif of. 
Baine, Walter :—see Accounts and Papers, 4430. 


Baird, Major General David :——See House, 102. 109. 123. 


Bakers : 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








212 BAKERS——BANK. .. 





Bakers : pies 


1, 


2. 


Petition of Journeymen Bakers in the city of London, for a Bill to repeal or amend Act 34 Geo. IIT. for the better observance of the Lord’s 
Day by Bakers ; To lie on the Table, rx111. 119. Petition again read and instruction accordingly, 247. See Bread, 6. , 


Petition of the Incorporation of Bakers of Edinburgh for a Bill for providing a fund for their Widows; Referred, txvii1. 96. Bill 
ordered, 182. Presented, 196. Lords amendments agreed to, 537. R. A. 543. 
See Bread, 1. 14-18. Committees, 1391-1394. 


Baking Trade: Bills relative to the Baking Trade of Ireland : 


1. 


2. 


3. 


To revive and continue several Acts of the Parliament of Ireland, for regulating the Baking Trade in the city and county of Dublin; 
Ordered, Lv111. 73. Presented, 77. px. a. 116. 


Petition for leave to present a Petition fora Bill to repeal several Acts for regulating the Baking Trade in the city of Dublin; Leave given; 
Petition presented, and referred; Lx. 299. Bill ordered, 305. Presented; printed; 324. R. A. 488.——— Petition for a Bill to alter 
and amend Act; Referred, rxrv. 43. Bill ordered, 144. Presented, 175. Passed, 257. Not returned from the Lords, ———— Petition 
for a Bill for amending powers of Act; Referred, txy. 66. Not reported. 


For regulating the Baking Trade in Ireland; Ordered ; presented; txv11. 446. Bill considered; reported, and to be printed, 463. Not 
proceeded in. See Bread. Committees, 89. 15'76. Petitions, 35. 


Baldwin, Mr. :—see suppiy, 630. 


Ball, Thomas :——See Accounts and Pupers, 915. 


Ballast :——See Accounts and Papers, 5067-5070. 


Ballastage :—sSee Lastage. 


Ballincollig s———See Accounts and Papers; 578. 3781. 


2. 


Ballots: 


For Select Committees; For considering Election Petitions; LVIII. 120.—LIX. 85.—LXII. 58.—LXIII. 38. 
—LXVI. 259.—LXVII. 303.--LXVIII. 132.—LXIX. 195.— LXX. 316.—LXXIV. 199.—LXXV. 232. &amp;c. 
—«»— For East India Judicature ; LVI. 211.—LVI. 69.—LVIII. 148.—LIX. 80.—Lx. 105.—LXI. 125. 
LXII. 93.—LXIII. 153.—LXIV. 123.—LXV. 168.--LXVI. 155.—LXVII. 128.—LXVIII. 177.—LXIX. 114. 
—LXX. 109.—LXXI. 202.—LXXII. 163.— LXXUI. 180.— LXXIV. 180.— LXV. 341. —«— On Fenth 
Report of the Commissioners of Naval Enquiry; Ordered, LX. 214. Ballot, 216. Report, 221.—— 
On Papers respecting Sir Home Popham; Ordered, LX. 251. Ballot, 259. Report, 260. —= On 
Eleventh Report of the Commissioners of Naval Enquiry; Ordered, LX. 302. Ballot, 306. Report, 314. 


For Secret Committees ; On papers relative to the state of Ireland, &amp;c. ; LVI. 259. Ballot, 262. Report, 269. 
—&lt;=— On Eleventh Report of Commissioners of Naval Inquiry; Ordered, LX. 413. Ballot, 418. 
Report, 420. Relative to the state of certain Counties in England; LXVII. 492. Ballot, 495. 
Report, 496. —&lt;— On papers presented by command of the Prince Regent on 4 February 1817; 
LXXII..26. Ballot 28. Report, 31. —««— On Secret Papers presented 3 February 1818; LXXIII. 27. 
Ballot, 31. Report, 31. —«»— On the state of the Bank of England ; LXXIV. 64. Ballot, 72. Report, 77. 


See Counsel, 2. Elections, 403-482. 787-802. Members, 16-31. Privileges, 6. 


Baltic :——See Accounts and Papers, 2918. 


Bamford, Samuel :—see Petitions, 246. 


Banca, Island of :—See Accounts and Papers, 2288. 


Banff Harbour :—see Addresses, 604. 


Bangor Ferr y Road :——See Accounts and Papers, 916. Supply, 4205. 4416. Turnpike Roads, 17. 24. 


Banishment :——Bill to prevent criminals banished from Scotland from taking refuge in England or Ireland ; Ordered, LX XIV. 514. 


1. 





Presented; printed; 518. Passed, 540. Not returned from the Lords, See Addresses, 97. 
Bank of England: Bills relative to the Bank of England : 
Advances by : 


To continue and amend Act 48 Geo, III. c.3. for empowering the Governor and Company to advance the sum of three millions; 
Ordered, Lxx. 81. Presented, 106 .R. a. 184.———— To continue the said Act ; Gpieal izes. 55- Presented, 58. R. a. 231. 


To establish further regulations respecting advances by the Bank of England for the Public Service, and the purchase of Government 
Securities; Ordered, Lxxiv. 540. Presented, 544. Printed, 545. R. a. 620. 


Restrictions on Cash Payments : 

To. continue the Restrictions on Payments in Cash by the Bank of England; Ordered, Lv11. 319. Presented, 340. Rk. A. 386. —_—— 
Ordered, tv111. 130. Presented, 137. Instruction to amend Acts, 153. R. A. 210 Ordered, L1x. 21. Presented, 23. 
R. A. 55-——=— To continue Act 44 Geo. III. c. 1. for continuing the Restrietions on Payments in Cash by the Bank of England; 
Ordered, Lx1x. 417. Presented, 423. R. A. 472. For further continuing Act 44 Geo. III.; Ordered, txx.88.. Presented, go. 
R. A. 184. Ordered, rxx1. 280. Presented, 284. Printed, go1. R. a. 384. ————— Ordered, txxr11. 228. Presented; 
printed; 232. Again printed, 319. R. A. 397- 

To restrain the Governor and Company of the Bank of England from making payments in Cash under certain notices given by them for 

that purpose; Ordered, Lxxiv. 30g, Presented, &amp;c. and passed, 309. k. a. 316. 


To continue the restrictions contained in several Acts on payments in Cash by the Bank of England, and to provide for the gradual 
resumption of such payments, and to permit the exportation of Gold and Silver ; Ordered, Lxx1v. 481. Presented ; printed ; 489. 
Lords Amendment agreed to, 577. R.A. 607. See Circulating Medium. 


Dollars and Tokens : 


To prevent the counterfeiting of Dollars and Silver Coin in England and Ireland; Ordered, t1x. 351. Presented; printed; 353. 
R. A. 400. 











To prevent 0 counterfeiting of Silver Pieces, denominated Tokens, intended to be issued by the Bank of England; Ordered; presentea; 
Lxvi. 418. RB. A. 453- 


For the further preventing of the counterfeiting of Silver Coin issued by the Bank of England, called Dollars, and of Silver Pieces called 
Tokens, &amp;c.; Ordered, LXv1I. 335. Presented, 343. Lords Amendments agreed to, 534. RB. A. 536. 


9. To 





























Bank of England : Bills relative to the Bank of England—continued. 


Dollars and Tokens—continued. 


9. To prevent the issuing and circulating Tokens, except by the Banks of England and Ireland; Ordered, rxvir. 350. , Presented ; 
printed ; 367. Again printed, 500. Re-committed, 515. Lords Amendments agreed to, 561. n. a. 563. ———— To amend the said 
Act; Ordered, txvii. 116. Presented, 131. Rr. a. 338. To continue and amend thesaid Act; Ordered, rxvit1. 556. 
Presented; printed; 570. R. a. 656. To continue the said Acts; Ordered, Lx1x.11. Presented,15. R.A. 84. 

11. To prevent the further circulation of Dollars and Tokens by the Bank ; Ordered, Lxxt1. 435. Presented; printed; 436. w. a. 474. 


To amend the said Act ; Ordered, txx111. 118. Presented; printed; 120, Again printed, 150. Lords Amendment agreed 
to, 196. R.A. 199. 











Motions relative to the Bank of England: 


12. For laying before the House a copy of any Resolution of the Governors of the Bank to increase the Dividend on Bank Stock, or 
to give any Bonus to the Proprietors of Bank Stock, for the half year ending 5th April 1801; Withdrawn, LvI. 209. 


18. For laying before the House a copy of any Resolution of the Bank to increase the Dividend on Bank Stock, or to give any Bonus to 
the Proprietors of Bank Stock for the half year ending 5 April 1801; Negatived, Lv. 217. 


14. For appointing a Committee to inquire into the circumstances of the recént fraud on the Bank by Robert Astlett; Previous question 
thereupon negatived, tv111. 601. 


15. For disallowing the votes of the Directors of the Bank upon the Gold Bullion Bill; Negatived, pxv1. 463. 


16. That any Statute having for its object to prevent the Bank or other Paper Currency of the country from being exchanged against 
the lawful Money of the Realm, below a certain rate, would cause the lawful money wholly to disappeaf; Three other Motions 


respecting Paper Currency, its value in relation to the lawful Money of the Realm, and the Money Trade of the Realm; Negatived, 
LXVill. 61. 


17. For the House appointing a Committee to examine and state the total amount of outstanding demands upon the Bank, and of the Funds 
for discharging the same ; Negatived, LXV1I. 203,—LXX. 132. 


18. For the House resolving itself into a Committee upon the rate of Composition paid by the Bank of England in lieu of Stamp Duties on 
Bank Notes; Negatived, Lx x. 343. 


19. That there was paid by the Public to the Bank for managing the National Debt, including the charge for contributions on Loans 


and Lotteries, in certain years, various sums, &amp;c.; Debate thereon adjourned, Lxx. 385, Further adjourned, 411, 430, 454. Not 
resumed. 


21. That by Act 31 Geo. III. c. 33. there was allowed to the Bank of England, for the management of the Public Debt £. 450. per 


million on the Capital Stock transferrable at the Bank, &amp;c.; Debate thereon adjourned, Lxx. 430. Further adjourned, 455. Not 
resumed. 


22. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the engagements now subsisting between the Public and the Bank ; Negatived, Lx x1. 30. 
—Lxx11. 88. ——— To inquire into the expediency of restoring the Cash payments; Negatived, Lx x1. 324. 


23. Relative to the sums paid by the Public to the Bank for the management of the National Debt ; Superseded by reading the other Orders of 
the Day, Lxx1. 196. 


24. For laying before the House copy of any Notice given by the Directors of the Bank to the Public in 1817, respecting the payment of 
their Notes in Specie; Negatived, Lxx11I. 132. 


25. For laying before the House an account showing how the sum of Five Millions voted for paying off Debt due to the Bank of England, 
on 5th July-1819, has been applied ; Negatived, txxv. 76. 


26. For appointing a Secret Committee to inquire into the effects produced by the Order in Council of 5 February 1797, for restraining 
the Bank from the issue of Specie; txvr. 462. 


See Accounts and Papers, 917-974. 5361-5371. 5451. 5558-5561. Bank Notes. Circulating Medium. 
Committees, 91-99. 1262-1264. 1356.° Forgery. Petitions, 36. Questions, 36. Reports, 272. 
Revenues, 11. Supply, Key to Supply, and Key to Ways and Means; also, 5211-5215. 5248-9. 5276. 


Bank of Ireland: Bills relative to the Bank of Ireland : 


Restrictions on Cash Payments : 


1. To continue Act of the Parliament of Ireland 37 Geo. III. relating to Payments in Cash by the Bank of Ireland; Ordered, tvi1. 363. 
Presented, 366. r.a. 418. Ordered, tviit. 261. Presented, 265. n.a. 419. Ordered, Ltx. 25. Presented, 28, 
R. A. 141. To continue Acts for confirming and continuing the restrictions on Payments in Cash by the Bank of Ireland; 
Ordered, LX1x.453. Presented, 455. R.A. 499.————— Ordered, Lx x.213. Presented, 219. R.A. 266. ———_— Ordered, Lx x1. 399. 
Presented, 405. R.A. 489. Ordered, ux x111. 360. Presented, 365. Rr. a. 406. 

2. ‘To restrain the Governor and Company of the Bank of Ireland from making payments in the Gold Coin of this realm under certain 
notices given by them; Ordered ; presented, &amp;c. and passed; LXXIV. 317. R.A. 325. 

3. For further continuing the restrictions contained in several Acts on Payments in Cash by the Bank of Ireland, and to provide for the 
gradual resumption of such Payments; Ordered, Lxx1v.505. Presented, 524. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 601. Consi- 
dered; further consideration put off for three months; and another Bill; Ordered; presented; 612. Re-committed, 619. Rr. a. 630. 

Tokens: 


4. To extend the provisions of Act 44 Geo. III. to certain Silver Coin issued by the Bank of Ireland, called Tokens ; Ordered, 1x.217. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 226. Order for Second reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, and another ordered ; presented; 230. R. a. 280. 














5. To extend the provisions of Act 45 Geo. III. for preventing the counterfeiting of certain Silver Tokens to certain other Tokens, which 
may be issued by the Governor and Company of the Bank of Ireland; and to promote the circulation of the said last-mentioned Tokens ; 
Ordered, Lx111. 95. Presented, 193. R. a. 268. 

6. 


To extend the provisions of Act 45 Geo. III. c. 42. to certain other Tokens issued by the Bank of Ireland; Ordered, Lxvii1. 576. Pre- 
sented, 590. R.A. 656. 


7. Motion, That persons professing the Roman Catholic Religion ought to be eligible to the offices of Governor, Deputy Governor or 
Director of the Bank of Ireland, if otherwise qualified with respect to property; Superseded by reading the other Orders of the Day, 


LXIII. 384. 
See Accounts and Papers, 975-990. Bank of England, 6. 9. Commercial Credit, 4. Committees, 101-103. 513. 
Debentures. Supply, 4772-4775. 5216. 


Bank of Scotland :—Petition for Bill for further increasing the Capital Stock of the Company; Referred, 11x. 81. Bill 
ordered, 142. Presented, 145. R. a 255. See Aliens, 6. Revenue, 11. 


Bank Notes: Bills relative to Bank Notes : 


1. Toallow the circulation of Bank Notes under twenty shillings for a limited time in Ireland ; Ordered, L1x. 375. Presented; printed; 386. 
Again printed, 404. Re-committed, 410. R.A. 431. 


2. To revive and amend so much of Act 43 Geo. III. as relates to the Duties on Notes and Bills of the Bank of Ireland; Ordered, 1x1. 207. 
Presented, 213. R.A. 275. 


3. For 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (180]—1820.) Hhh 














214 BANK——BARNES. 





Bank Notes: Bills relative to Bank Notes—continued. ~~ b&gt; ; 


3. For the further prevention of forging and counterfeiting of Bank Notes; Ordered, xxv. 397. Presented; printed ; 401. Petitions against, 
Of Alexander Tilloch, to be printed, 418. Of Richard Williamson, 430. Of James Ferguson, to be printed, 443. Bill again printed, 433. 
R. A. 468. 


4. Motion, For appointing Select Committee to inquire into the fabrication and circulation of forged Bank Notes, as shown by Returns 
laid before the House, and to report observations thereupon; Negatived, LX xX1.429. 


5, Motion, For laying before the House an account of the total nominal value of Bank Notes presented at the Bank, and refused payment on 
account of being forged; Withdrawn, Lx x111. 225. : 


See Accounts and Papers, 960-968. 53772. Addresses, 216. 447. Bank of England, 16. 24. Coin, 2. 
Committees, 104. 513. Forgery. Petitions, 37. Questions, 37. d 
Bank P ost Bills :——See Forgery. Promissory Notes, 9. 


Bank Tokens and Dollars :——See Accounts and Papers, 969-974. 988-990. Bank of England, 6-11. Bank of 
Treland, 4-6. ' 


Banks for Savings :—see Saving Banks. 


Bankers : 
1. Bill for exempting Bankers and others from certain Penalties contained in Act 52 Geo. III. c. 138. respecting silver tokens; Ordered, 
Lxvitr. 624. Presented, 625. Rr. a. 660. 
2. Bill to repeal certain provisions in several Acts in force in Ireland relating to Bankers; Ordered, txxv.60. Presented, 61. Not 
proceeded in. 
See Accounts and Papers, 991-993- Embezzlement, 1. Forgery, 2. Stamps, 5. 


Ban kers Notes t———See Accounts and Papers, 991, 992. Promissory Notes. 


Bankrupts : Bills relative to Bankrupts : 
1. TFo-amend Act 4 Geo. III. for preventing inconveniences arising to persous having privilege of Parliament and becoming insolvent ; Ordered, 
Lx. 313. Presented, 354. Printed, 421. R. a. 498. : 


2. ‘Toalter and amend the several Laws relating to Bankrupts; Ordered, Lx1. 452. Presented; printed; 456. Lords Amendment agreed 
to, 562. R. a. 567. 


3. ‘To alter and amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts; Ordered, Lx1v. 106. Presented; printed; 110. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 410. R. A. 415. 


4. To extend the provisions of Act Jac. I. c. 15. for the better relief of creditors against Bankrupts; Ordered; presented ; printed; Lx x1. 445. 
Lords Amendment agreed to, 524. RB. A. 528. 


5. To make better provision for the repression of Bankruptcy; Ordered, Lxx11. 34. Presented; printed; 189. Petition of John Dufrene 
against, 228. Motion that the Bill be read a Second time ; debate thereon adjourned; 233. Further adjourned, 278, 328, 352, 361, 
407. Not proceeded in. : 


6. To alter and amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts; Ordered, 1xx111.394. Instruction for granting salaries to the Commissioners, and 
for defraying the expense of purchasing or erecting a building for the meetings of the Commissioners ; Bill presented; 406. Committed; 
considered ; reported ; further consideration of Report put off for three months ; and Bill to be printed; 411. Not proceeded in. 


7. To repeal so much of the Bankrupt Laws as requires creditors to meet for the city of London, and within the Bills of Mortality at Guildhall ; 
Ordered ; presented ; printed; Lxx111. 405. Not proceeded in, 


8. To alter and amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts; Ordered, txxi1v. 245. Presented; printed; 260. Petition of John Dufrene 
respecting the Bill, to lie on the Table, and be printed, 302. Instruction to divide the Bill into two, 417. ° See infra, 9. 11. 

9. For regulating the proceedings under Commissions of Bankrupt; Reported; day appointed for further considering Report, and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; ~txx1v. 417. Petition of John Dufrene against; Question negative for printing same; 464. Bill 
Re-committed, 482. Petition of Thomas Coward Bailey respecting the Bill, to lie on the Table, 486. Bill re-committed to a Select 
Committee; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; all to have voices; 537. Reported, and re-committed to 
a Committee of the whole House; again printed; 560. Again re-committed, 570. Passed, 583. Not returned from the Lords. 

11. To amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts ; Reported; day appointed for further considering Report, and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 


LXXIv. 417. Re-committed, 462. Petition of John Dufrene against ; Question negative for printing same; 464. Bifl again printed, 470. 
Petition of Thomas Coward Bailey respecting the Bill, to lieon the Table, 486. Bill passed, 576. Not returned from the Lords. 


12. To repeal so much of Act 5 Geo. II. relating to Bankrupts, as requires the meetings of Commissioners to be holden in the Guildhall of 
London ; and for building offices for the meetings of the Commissioners; Ordered, Lxxv. 434. Presented, 441. Bill reported ; further 
consideration of Report put off for a fortnight; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 453. D ot proceeded in. 


13. For the relief of uncertified Bankrupts in Ireland; Ordered, Lv11.581. Presented, 588. Passed, 633. Not returned from the Lords. 


14. For the 7 ean of the Bankrupt Laws of Ireland; Ordered; presented; txvi. 397. Read a second time; printed; 402. Not 
proceeded in, 


15. Motion, For the House to resolve itself into a Committee, to take into consideration so much of Act 13 Eliz. c. 7, a8 gives jurisdiction 
in matters of Bankruptcy. to the Lord Chancellor, or Lord Keeper of the Great Seal of England; Negatived, uxvi11. 301.— 


Lxxiv. 466. 
See Accounts and Papers, 994-997. 1130. 1137. 2564. Addresses, 213. 482-3. Committees, 105. 1379-1382. 1968. 
King, 46. Members, 121. Petitions. 38. 


Baptisms :—see Parish Registers. 


Barbadoes :——See Accounts and Papers, 2639-2657. Addresses, 217-219. 533- Navy, 21. Petitions, 532. 
Supply, 2816, West Indies, 16. 19. 
Barilla :——See Accounts and Papers, 998. Committees, 1344. Customs, 28. 


Bark :-—Bill to prevent the illegally carrying away Bark, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx. 364. Presented; printed; 370. R.A. 430. 
See Committees, 106. 1344. 1577. Jesuits Bark. Oak Bark. Petitions, 39. 


Barley :——Bill to revive and continue Act 41 Geo. III. for shortening the time of keeping in steep for malting, Barley damaged by rain 
in the late harvest; Ordered, tv1. 273. Presented, 279. R.A. 334- 
See Accounts and Papers, ggg-1001. 1565-6. 1581. 1593. 1609. 1637. 3261. 3264. Committees, 1613. Malt. 


Barlow, Captain :——See Addresses, 46. Members, 89. Messages, 58. 


“Barnes, Major General Sir Edward, x. c. B.:—sSee House, 114. 145. 
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BARNSTAPLE——BEER. 


Barnstaple Borough :—see Etectons, 42, 43. 47- 


Barracks: Bills relative to Barracks: 


1. For vesting in the Barrack Master General estates held for the Barrack Service ; Ordered, Lx. 356. Presented, 365. rR. a. 430. 


2. 


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For investing certain Commissioners appointed for the examination of accounts and expenditure relating to the office of Barrack Master 


General, with certain powers and authorities necessary for the examination of such accounts and papers; Ordered, ~x1r. g6. 
Presented, 106. R. A. 140. 


To empower the Commissioners appointed for the examination of accounts and expenditure relating to the office of Barrack Master General, 


finally to examine and audit the said accounts; Ordered, Lx11. 819. Presented, 821. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 
838. Not proceeded in. 


For enabling the Commissioners appointed to examine accounts of public expenditure in the Barrack Office more speedily and effectually to 
investigate the said accounts; Ordered, Lx111.371. Presented, 411. R. a. 464. 


For vesting all Estates and Property occupied for the Barrack Service in the Commissioners for the Affairs of Barracks, and for granting 
ceztain powers to the said Commissioners ; Ordered, Lx111. 389. Presented, 397. Lords Amendments agreed to, 472. R..a. 476. 


For vesting all Estates and Property occupied for the Barrack Service in the Comptroller of the Barrack Department; Ordered, Lx x11. 76. 
Presented ; printed; 110. R. a. 164. 


To enable His Majesty to defray the charge of a certain Barrack by the grant of an Annuity on the Consolidated Fund ; Ordered, Lxxv. 432. 
Presented, 444. R. a. 468. 


Motion, That the Comptroller of Barracks do attend the House ; Withdrawn, LXXv. 444. 
See Accounts and Papers, 26. 1002. 1509. 3337. 3823. 5373-5375- 5563-3 and Key to Army. Addresses, 98, 99. 
Committees, 107. 1383. Petitions, 41. 252. Postage, 4. 11. Questions, 38. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Barrack Master of Marines :—see Committees, 1383. King, 116. Supply, 3458. 
Barristers :——Bill to extend the jurisdiction of Assistant Barristers in Ireland; Ordered, Lxxv.209. = Not presented. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1003, 1004. Clerk of the Crown in Ireland, 2. Committees, 108. Elections, 755. 
Ireland, 16. King, 47. 


Barrosa t--——See House, 153. 

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Barrow, Sarah :——See Elections, 306. House, 193. 
Bartholomew, D. E. ’——See Accounts and Papers, 4010. 4014-5. 


Basque Roads :—See House, 154. 


Bastard Children : 


1. Bill to explain and amend the laws of Bastardy; Ordered, Lx1v.64. Presented, g9. Printed, 253. Lords Amendments agreed to, 366. 


R. A. 382. 


Bill for enabling Justices to compel reputed fathers of Bastard Children born in extra parochial places to give security for their maintenance ; 
Ordered ; presented; printed; Lxvi. 309. Passed, 358. Not returned from the Lords. 


See Malicious Shooting. Navy, 28. Poor, 7. 25. 34. 146. 


Batavian Republic * — See Accounts and Papers, 2659. Addresses, 25. 222. 519. © House, 11. Messages, 14. 
Postage 3. 


Bath, Kni hthood of :——Motion for an Address for copies of all Letters Patent issued by Geo. I. whereby the Order 


of the Bath was restored and erected into a military order, and other papers respecting the Order of the Bath; Superseded by 
adjournment, Lxx, 183. 


Bathing :—see Thames River, 3. 
Baths :——Petition for a Bill for making reservoirs and other works for establishing sea Baths in London and Westminster, &amp;c. ; Referred, 
LXxvi1 75. Bill ordered, 86. Presented, 140. Petitions against, 166. 202. Petitions in favour, 248. Second reading put off for six 


tnonths, 249. Not proceeded in. ——— Petition for a Bill for establishing sea-water Baths in the neighbourhood of London ; Referred, 
Lxvit1. 96. Not proceeded in. 


Battery :—see Assauits, 2. 

Battle Axe Guards :——See Accounts and Papers, 1005. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Battle, Trial by :——See Appeals of Murder. 

Bavar ia :——See Accounts and Papers, 1006. Addresses, 101. Supply, 4502. 
Bazaars :—sSee Petitions, 42. 

Beans &gt;—See Accounts and Papers, 1637. 

Beaumont, George :—see Petitions, 43. 


Beckwith, Lieutenant General George :---See House, 103. 


Bed ford Level :——See Bills, 616. Drainages, 6-11. _ Orders, 1. Petitions, 601, 
Bedingfield, John :—see Petitions, 45. 
Beef, Salted :—see Provisions. Supply, 4974, ' 


Beer: Bills relative to Beer : 


1. Petition of Common Brewers of London fora Bill to alter the provisions of Act 22 Geo. III. respecting the price of Table Beer; Referred, 


Lv1.207. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 239. Read again, and referred to a Committee of the whole House, 251. See 
Committees, 109. Considered, 277. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 280. Not proceeded in, ce. 


2. To amend so much of Act 42 Geo. III. c. 38. as relates to retailing Small Beer without licence ; Ordered, txv. 363. Not presented. 





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Beer: Bills relative to Beer—continued. 


3. To allow the use of sugar in brewing Beer in Great Britain; Ordered, Lxv11. 351. Presented . R.A. 415.——— T. ‘ 
said Act ; Ordered, uxvis1. 18. Presented, 21. R. a.73. ? 35 » 355 A. 415. ‘0 continue the 


4 To repeal certain drawbacks and countervailing Duties of Excise on Beer and Malt; Ordered, 1xx1. 481. Instructi i 
duties on Plate Glass, &amp;c. 481. Bill presented, 486. R. a. 520. » LXXI.4 nstructions respecting the 


5. For improving the quality of Beer in Ireland; Ordered, Lx1v. 250. Presented; printed; 253. iti i i 
the Bill, to lie on the Table, 358. R. a. 381. ’ . _ carainsarean — staat iaaaaiee 


6. For encouraging the consumption of Malt Liquor in Ireland; Ordered, xv. 373. Presented, 377. Printed, 412. R. a. 482. 


7. To make further provision for the preventing the use of unmalted co f ther i ient t malt i i 
Beer in Ireland; Ordered, txvuitir. 564. Not proceeded in. rn, or of any other ingredients, excep and hops, in the brewing of 


See Accounts and Papers, 137. 1007-1017. 1056. 3263. 3268. 4227. Alehouses. Brewers. Committees, 109-114, 
541. 1384. Licences, 1. 7. 9. 13. Malt, 9. Petitions, 7.46. Porter. Supply, Key to 

Ways and Means; also 5217. 5218. 5228. 5328. 
Belfast Academical [nstitu tion :——--Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to incorporate and regulate an 


Institution so to be called; Referred, xxv. 122. Reported: leave given ; Petition presented, and referred ; 172. Bill ordered, 182 
Presented, 194. Lords Amendments agreed a ae. “ig A. 499. . ‘ so 


See Accounts and Papers, 1019-20. Petitions, 602. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Belfast Church :—see Petitions, 77. 
Belfast Harbour :—see Accounts and Papers, 1018. 


Bell Rock Lighthouse :—seo Committees, 661-663. 1385. 1596¢ King, 48. Lighthouses, 1-3. 
Petitions, 307. 603. 


Bell,, Mr. William :—see supply, 4164. 


Bellingham, J ohn :———See Accounts and Papers, 1021. Addresses, 102. 
Benbow, William :——See Habeas Corpus, 9. Petitions, 246. 
Benefices sa—=See Addresses, 103. Church Benefices. Clergy, 15, 16. Tithes, 3. 


Benefit Societies :—see Friendly Societies. 


Bengal Harbour *———See Committees, 1386. Petitions, 604. 
Bent, Robert, Esq. :—see Elections, 63. 
Bentinck, Lord William :—see Addresses, 379. Genoa. House, 102. 


Berbice, Isle of :——Motion for address for copy of a letter from Governor Gordon of Berbice, to the Earl of Liverpool, dated 
7 February 1812; dropped for want of forty members; LxxI. 519. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1445-1449- 1907. 4352. 5167. 5594. Addresses, 201. Committees, 324-5. Demerara. 


Bere Forest :——Motion, That the rights of the Crown, the claims of individuals, and the interests of the country, in the preservation 
of Bere Forest, be referred to a Committee ; LXv. 390. See Inclosures, 22. (Bere Forest.) 


Berenger, Charles Random de :——Motion for appointing a Secret Committee to inquire into the circumstances 
connected with the apprehension and detention of Charles Random de Berenger, a prisoner on the felon side of Newgate; Withdrawn, 
LX1Ix.292. Motion again made, and negatived, Lx1x. 300. 


Beresford, Lord :——For settling and securing an annuity on him ; Ordered, Lx1x. 343. Presented, 440. k. A. 516. 
See Committees, 757. House, 102. 104. 114. 145. 173, 174- King, 49. Messages, 15. 


Berkshire :—see Elections, 364. 379. 


' 
Bermuda: Bills relative to Bermuda : 
1. To allow the importation of rum and other spirits from Bermuda into the provinces of Lower Canada; Ordered, tx1v. 120. Presented, 124. 
Re-committed, 134. R.A.171. 


To allow British plantation sugar and coffee imported into Bermuda in British ships, to be exported to the territories of the United States 
of America, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxvit. 200. Presented, 205. Passed, 219. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 360. Report, 
to lie on the Table, 420. Another Bill ordered, 430. Presented, 434. R. A. 497. 


to 


3. For ree allowing the importation and exportation of certain articles at the Island of Bermuda ; Ordered, rxvi11. 389. Presented, 393. 
R. A. 506. 
4. To extend the powers of Acts 52 Geo. III. c. 79. and 53 Geo. III. c.50.; Ordered, Lxx11. 242. Presented, 246. rR. a. 300. 
5. To extend the provisions of Acts 52, 53, and 57 Geo. III. to certain other articles; Ordered, Lxx1v. 485. . Presented ; printed; 506. 
wer ~ and Papers, 1450. Committees, 8, 9. 12. 115-119. 959- Navy, 4. 6. 21. Spirits, 44. 
Bertie, Vice Admiral Albemarle :—see House, 105. 
Bethlem H ospital t=-—See Accounts and Papers, 1022. Committees, 1387. Estates, 63. Petitions, 605. 


Supply, Key to Supply. 
Bhurtpore, Rajah of :—See Accounts and Papers, 2109. 5587-8. 


Bibles :—pin to remove doubts as to the drawbacks on Bibles and Books of Prayer; Ordered, Lx1x. 362. Presented, 374. Printed, 30. 
R. A. 496.—_—— Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal above Act ; Withdrawn, Lxx11. 188, See Committees, 876. 


Bickerton, Rear Admiral Sir Richard :—See House, 125. 
Bigamy :—See Petitions, 47. 

Bigg :—See Accounts and Papers, seth sae. Beh, 0.18- 
Billingsgate Market :—-see Accounts and Papers, 2592. Markets, 1. 


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VI. 


Vil. 
VII. 
IX. 


Bills. 


Bills Re-committed ; 1—T. 








Bills Consented to, or Recommended by the Crown; 8—25. 
Clauses ; 26—378. 


1.—Added to Bills on Reports, and further Consideration of Reports; 26—1 19. 

2.—Added to Bills on Reports and Third Readings; 121—155. 

3.—Added to Bills on Third Readings and on further Proceedings on Third Readings ; 156—263. 
4.—Committed to Committees of the Whole House; 264—304. 

5.—Proceedings on Clauses offered to be added to Bills; 305—312. 

6.—Questions Negatived relative to Clauses; 313—378. 


Bills sent to the Lords returned with Amendments ; 379—426. 
Bills sent to the Lords and not returned; 427. 


Bills brought from the Lords returned with Amendments, or 
not returned ; 428—435. 


Bills Withdrawn, Put off, Laid aside ; 4936—453. 
Bills passed with unusual Expedition ; 454—462. 
Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings; 463—632. 


Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, 
and Motions Withdrawn ; 633—667. 

1.— Questions Negatived ; 633—648. 

2.—Questions Superseded ; 649. 

3.— Motions Withdrawn; 651—667. 


I. Bills Re-committed : 
‘1. Bills re-committed to Committees of the Whole House; LVI. 399.—LVII. 67.—LVIII. 550.—LIX. 213. 


—LX. 299.—LXI. 387.—LXII. 355.—LXIII. 336.—LXIV. 134—LXV. 155.—LXVI. 250.—LXVII. 94. 
—LXVIII. 460.—LXIX. 291.—LXX. 374.—LXXI. 494.—LXXII. 308.—LXXIII. 80.—LXXIV. 346.— 
LXXV. 385, &amp;c.—&lt;.— Bills re-committed,—( Amendments being proposed) with respect to the said Amend- 
ments; LIX. 365.—LX. 334. (Clauses being offered) with respect to the said Clauses; LXVI. 40.— 
LXVII. 197.—~*—One Bill re-committed to a Committee on another Bill, with instruction to make them 
into one Bill; LVIII. 568. 


2. Bills re-committed to the same Select Committees, upon information that other Amendments were necessary, 


or might be proper to be made ; LVI. 378.—LVII. 276.—LVIII. 540.—LIX. 161.—LX. 451.—LXL. 475.— 
LXII. 199.—LXIII. 291.—LXIV. 275.—LXV. 121.—LXVI. 234.—LXVII. 203.—LXVIII. 348.—LXIX. 
261.—LXX. 402.—LXXI. 373.—LXXII. 125.—LXXIII. 262.—LXXIV. 252.—LXXV. 401, &amp;c. —-— 
Bills re-committed,— W ith respect to the consent of the persons interested, or so far as relates to the state of 
property ; LVI. 538, 545- Without the House being informed that other Amendments were necessary ; 
LXXV. 343. Under special circumstances; LXIV. 312. Notice being taken of irregularity in the 
Report ; LXVI. 203. 


3. Bills from the Lords re-committed,-To Committees of the Whole House ; Witnesses liability to answer ; LXI, 


217. Insolvent Debtors ; LXVIII. 570. To the same Select Committee; Naturalization ; LIX. 277. 


4. Bills again re-committed to Committees of the Whole House; Clergy Residence ; LVI. 528. ‘Debtors; LVII. 485. 


English Militia; LVI. 462. Militia Families; LVI. 390. Assessed Taxes ; LVIII. 591,676. Volun- 
teers (as amended) ; LIX. 144. Seamen’s Encouragement ; LX. 323. Smuggling; LX. 414. Tortola 
Free Port; LXI. 319. Training; LX1.484. Pauper and Criminal Lunatics ; LX111. 382. Copper Duty ; 
LXIII. 396. Glebe Houses ; LXIII. 403. Local Militia (as far as relates to two Clauses) ; LXIII. 405. 
Pilots ; LXIII. 428. Sale of Offices; LXIV. 314. Militia Laws ([reland); LXIV. 315. Local Militia ; 
LXV. 274. Public Money Embezzlement; LXV. 330. Stage Coaches; LXV. 384, 396, 420. [Sur times 
in Committee]; Irish Prisons; LXv. 419. Assessed Taxes Surcharges; LXV. 493. Turnpike Roads ; 
LXv. 404. Militia Enlistment; Lxvi. 208. General Inclosure; LXVI. 350. General Highways ; 
LXVI. 385. Penitentiary House; Lxvii. 228. Embezzlement; LXVII. 301. Gold Coin; LXVII. 301. 


-Local Militia (Scotland) ; LXVII. 340. Parish Registers ; LXVII. 354. General Inclosure ; LXVII. 426, 


465. - General Highways; LXVIII. 470. General Inclosure; LXVIII. 483. Insolvent Debtors ; 
LXVIII. 570. East India Company’s Charter; LXVilI. 642. General Highways; LXIx. phe sg 
ettlement ; 


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218 BILLS—continued. 


I. Bills Re-committed—continued. 


Settlement ; LXIX. 339, 358, 461. Clergy Residence ; LXIX. 420, 444, 460. [Seven times in Committee]; 
Mad Houses; LXIX. 406. Spirits Intercourse; LXIX. 445, 456, 481. Copyright; LXIX. 455, 471. 
Revenue (Ireland); LXIX. 455. Office of Works ; LXIX. 464. New London Post Office; Lxx. 380. 
Stamp Duties (so far as respects certain parts of the Bill); Lxx. 443. East India Postage; Lxx. 446. 
Weights and Measures; LXXI. 247. Parish Apprentices ; LXXI. 398. Saving Banks; LXXI. 475.. 
Madhouses ; LXXI. 508. Salt Laws; LXXII. 304. County Rates; LXXII.419. Grand Jury Present- 
ments; LXXII. 422, 428. Election Laws Amendment; LXXIII. 80. Poor Laws Amendment; 
LXXIUI. 236. Parish Vestries; LXXIII. 236. Cotton Factories; LXXIII. 258. Churches ; LXXIII. 321. 
Conviction of Offenders Reward; LXXIII. 330. Saving Banks ; LXXIII. 346. Education and Charities 
Inquiry; LXXI1. 347.. Grand Jury Presentments; LXXIII. 373. East India Shipping; LXXIII. 392. 
Quarter Sessions Division; LXXIV. 275. Bankrupt, Commissioners of ; LXXIV. 60, 570. Assessed Taxes 
Relief; LXxIV. 618. Wilful Injuries; LXXV. 385. Saving Banks; LXXv. 413. Union Duties; 
LXXV. 421. 


5. Bills again re-committed to Select Committees, upon information that further Amendments were necessary, or 
might be proper to be made ; Bridges; LXIV. 311. Inclosures; LVI. 488.—LVII. 194. Navigations ; 
LXVI. 304. Sessions Houses; LXIII. 369., Turnpikes; LVII. 435, 549.—LXVI. 411.—LXXIV. 439. 


6. Bills transmitted from one Committee to another [xo Report having been made by the first Committee]; From 
Committees of the Whole House to Select Committees ; Needwood Forest ; LVI. 395. Plymouth Embank- 
’ ment; LVII. 168. Thames Ballastage; LX. 250. Insolvent Debtors (from the Lords); LXI. 511.—_ 
Bills which had been committed to Committees of the Whole House, re-committed to Select Committees; 
Windsor Forest ; LXIV. 370.—LXV. 96. Irish Roads; LXV. 184, 405. Alice Holt Forest; LXVII..171. 
Woolmer Forest; LXVII. 171.. Husbandry Carriages; LXVIII. 385.. Bankrupt, Commissioners of ; 

LXXIV. 537. 


7. Bills which had been committed to Select Committees, re-committed to Committees of the Whole House; 
Plymouth Embankment ; LVII. 219. London Port; LviI.511. East India Docks ; LVIII. 566. County 
Rates ; LIX. 318. London Docks; Lx. 283. Isle of Dogs Canal ; Lx11. 749. General Highways ; LXVI. 344. 
Sulyarde’s Estate; LXVI. 379. Goldsmid’s Estate; LXVII. 235. Parkhurst Forest; LXVII. 324. 
Woolmer Forest; LXVII. 325. Alice Holt Forest; LXVII. 325. . Sandhurst Lands; LXVII. 334. 
Surveyors of the Highways; LXVII.418. Mary-le-bone Paving; LXVIII. 546. Irish Bishops Lands ; 
LXVIII. 590. Windsor Forest Inclosure; LXVIII. 599. Witherslack Manor ; LXX. 337. New London 
Post Office ; LXX. 347. Exmoor Forest; LXX. 359. Brecknock Forest; LXxX. 382. Erskine’s Estate; 
LXx. 416.. Dunleary Harbour; LXXI.341. Howth Harbour; LxXx!. 361. Waterford Harbour; 
LXXI. 429. Shrewsbury and Bangor Road; LXXIV. 360. Glasgow and Carlisle Road; LXXIV. 431. 
Gaols in Scotland; LXXIV. 473. Menai Bridge; LXXIV.474. Bankrupt, Commissioners of ; LXXIv..560. 
Goldsmid’s Estate ; LXXV. 331. Dunleary Harbour; LXXV. 354. Caversham Rectory; LXXV..415. 


II. Bills Consented to, or Recommended by the Crown: 


8. On the Petition for the Bill :—Bere Forest (Hants); tv1. 201.—Lvir. 131.—Lxv. 238; (and on the Third reading also, 
Lxv. 387.) Needwood Forest (Stafford) ; Lv1. 85. 


9. On the Report of the Select Committee on the Petition for the Bill :—Kingston-upon-Hull Docks ; xvz1. 489; 
(and on the Third reading also, vir. 560.) 


11. On ordering in the Bill :—Clergy of Scotland, Stipends ; Lx11.133. Crown Debts, ux11.819. Crown Estates; St. Columb, 
(Cornwall); ~xx11. 320. Claremont (Surrey); 1xx1. 493. High Meadow (Gloucester); uxx11. 352. Marylebone Rectory 
LXXII. 352. Crown Leases; rxx.244. De Lancey’s Estate; Lx11. 820. Forests; Brecknock; Lxx. 193; (and on Third reading . 
also, Lxx. 429.) Exmoor; Lxx. 193. Hainault ; Lxxit1.324. Sherwood; rxx111. 324. Windsor (two Bills) ; tx1v. 295, 
370. A third Bill; uxvri1. 556. A fourth Bill (Roads); Lxx1. 493. Hertford College ; x x1. 504. Goldsmid’s Debt ; rxvit. 184. 
Land Revenue; Lx111. 341. Marylebone New Street; rxvii1. 428. Parliament House (Dublin); tvir. 564. Quit Rents (Ireland) ; 
LX. 113. 


On First reading :—Attainder (from the Lords) for restoring to their Blood, the children of Lord Edward Fitzgerald ; uxx1v. 622. 
Forests; Alice Holt; uxvi1.150. Woolmer, Lxvit. 150. Quit, Crown and Composition, Rents (Ireland), Discharge of Arrears; 


Lxvi. 396. 


13. On Second reading [immediately after First reading | :—Windsor Forest; For inquiring into the State thereof; uxt. 510. 


On-Second Reading :—Falkland Estate ; 1xx.359. Philanthropic Society; 1x1. 363. Witherslack Manor Estate; rxx. 157- 
Woods and Forests, Office of; Lv111. 275. 


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15. On going into Committee on the Bill :—Dublin Docks; rxx. 434. Duties (Ireland) ; urx.147. Glasgow and Carlisle 
Road LXXIV. 444. 


16. On giving Instruction to the Committee to make Provision :—Marquis of Wellington’s Estate Bill, (Female Descen- 
dants); Lxvi11.61. 


17. On Petition for further time for Report of Committee :—Kilmainham Inclosure; rxx11. 318. 
18. Between the Committal and the Report :—Chester, St. Mary, Inclosure; 1x. 317. 


19. On the Report :—Drainage; Deeping, Crowland, &amp;c.; tv1. 604. Estates; Bignor Advowson; Lx1x. 418. Bishopstone 
Rectory; txx. 462. Inclosures ; Abergele; Lx111. 333. Bakewell; ux1. 543. Llanfynedd; txvii. 291; (and on Third reading 
also, 317.) Middleton in Teasdale; tx. 132. Potter Newton cum Gibton; tv111.487. Shottesbrook; Lx11. 353,707. Great 
Staughton; 11x. 403. _ Styrrup, Oldcoates and Farnworth; Lvi1. 435. Whitwick ; tvi11. 532. Wormbhill; tviir. 413. Paving; 
Regent’s Park Circus; Lxvi11. 371. 


21. On further consideration of Reports :——Eau Brink Drainage; ~xx111. 220.—1xx1v. 467. Holbeach and Whaplode 
Inclosure ; LXV11. 329 ; (andon Third reading also, 354.) 


22. Between Report and Third reading :—Inclosures; Berg Apton; ivr. 357. Ellingham; ivi. 311. Wells (Norfolk) ; 
_ “xvi. 344. Westmanside ; Lvr. 345. Turnpikes; Dunstable Road; ivi. 526, 
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24. On Third Reading : —-Bridge; Strand; ux1v. 365.—=— Chatham Lines; Extinguishing right of way over; ux111. 446. —— 
Churches and Chapels ; Chichester Chapel ; Lx VII. 305. Marylebone; Lxv111.515. Needwood (Stafford) ; 1x. 2'75. Pendleton (Lancaster); 
LXXI1I. 392. Sculcoates (York); Lx1x. 236. Civil List ; For better regulation of; Lx x1. 404. Clergy: Scotch Clergy 
widows ; Lx1x. 323. Southwark St. Olaves Rectory; rxx11. 141. —~-—— Courts Baron; Castleton(Derby); Lx. 354, ——— Courts 
of Justice ; Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Lx1v..367. ——— Debts, Small ; Bolingbrook ; ux11. 772. Docks, Harbours, &amp;c.; Mountsbay 
(Cornwall) (by the Prince Regent as Duke of Cornwall); txvi. 410. Plymouth (Sutton Pool); txvr. 420, Drainages ; 
Borough Fen (Northampton) ; LXVII. 335.—Lxx1v. 407. Holland, South (Lincoln); 1x x11. 430. Saxelby, Harby and Broadhohn, 
(Lincoln); Lv11. 511. Wildmore Fen, &amp;c. (Lincoln) ; Lv1. 620.———. Embankments ; Malldraeth (Anglesey); uxv1.288, ‘Traeth 
Mawr (Carnarvon); ~x11.754. Wainfleet, St. Mary (Lincoln); uxvirt, 617. Estates; Abergavenny, Henry Neville, Earl of ; 
LVI. 555. Athol, John Duke of; yxvi. 435. Cove, South, Rectory; txvir. 538. Grafton, Duke of; uxx. 452. Scrope, late 
Thomas; 7x1. 463. Sulyarde’s; Lxv1. 402. Wallinger; rxv1. 430. Windsor, Dean of, Leases; txv1. 402. Witherslack Manor; 
Lxx. 360. Gaols, Chester; LXII. 733. Inclosures; Aberdaron (Carnarvon); Lxvi.302. Abergele (Denbigh and 
Flint); pxvi1. 500. Ackton (York); txvi1.279. Alderton or Aldrington (Northampton); Lxxiv. 465. Allerston (York); Lxr1v. 
249. Allerton Bywater (York); tvii1. 455. Ampthill (Bedford); tx1. 422. Anderby (Lincoln); tx. 384, Asaph, St, (Flint); 
Lx111. 330. Askrigg (York); Lxx1. 373. Barkisland (York); uxrx. 223. Barlow (Derby); xtxx11. 410, Barnby (Notts); 
Lx11. 783. Barnet, Chipping (Middlesex and Herts); rxx, 263. Barningham (York); ty111. 342. Barton in the Clay (Bedford) ; 
Lxiv. 236. Bayton (Worcester); tx1x. 242. Bedfont, East (Middlesex); txvit1. 512. Belchford (Lincoln); rv1. 280. Bettws 
Abergele (Denbigh); uxrv. 311. Beenham (Berks); txvi. 309. Bickinhill and Little Packington (Warwick); Lxx111 302. 
Blisworth (Northampton); wx1i1. 286. Bolton (York); txxiv. 432.  Brafferton (York); uixiv. 372. Bray, (Berks); 
Lx1x. 173. Bridgham (Norfolk); 11x. 285. Brocklesby (Lincoln); txvi1. 217. Brodsworth (York); L~xx. 273. Burwell 
(Cambridge); ux1x. 308, Byford (Hereford); ux111. 316. Cadeby (York); uxiv. 283. Caerwys, (Flint); uxiv. 311, — Caistor 
(Lincoln); txvi. 317. Cascob (Radnor); rxvit1. 496. Cavenham (Suffolk); rv1. 419. Charnwood Forest (Leicester) ; LX111. 370. 
Chertsey (Surrey); ix111. 376. Chelston (Northampton); tv1 555- Clears, St. (Carmarthen); 1x11. 218, Cold Higham with 
Grimscote (Northampton); Lxvi11. 294. Coxheath (Kent); rx1x. 323. Cressingham (Norfolk); ivr. 235. Crofton (York); 
tvi1. 621. Croxton (Lincoln); txtv.217. Cudworth (York); tx1v. 218. Deeping Market and Deeping St. James (Lin- 
coln); 2x1. 464. Deerhurst (Gloucester); ~x111.343. Delamere Forest (Chester); txvi. 368.— Lx1x. 290.—LXXIII. 271. 
Dereham, East (Norfolk); uxvi1. 150. Dolgelly (Merioneth); Lxv1. 321. Donington (Bucks); Lv11. §51- Downhatherley 
(Gloucester); Lx11. 105. Dronfield (Derby); Lx1v. 356. Dunsforth (York); tx11. 336. Dymerchion (Flint); Lxv. 351. 
Eastrington (York); Lxviti. 512. Ebrington (Gloucester); xxviir. 443. Effingham (Norfolk); uxrx.240. Egham (Surrey); 
Lx1x. 186. Eglwysfach (Denbigh) ; rxvi1. 317. Elnsternwick (York); ux1.191. Elton and Winster (Derby); LXxIv. 249. 
Emneth (Norfolk); 1xx11. 227. Eversden (Cambridge); Lxv1.288. Faenol (Merioneth); rx. 292. Fairburn (York); txvrir. 468. 
Fens, East and West (Lincoln); rv1. 620.—Lxv. 358. Fiddington (Gloucester); txv1. 343. Flint; uxvirr. 396. Friskney (Lincoln) ; 
Lx1v. 308. Gamston (Notts); ux1ir. 376. Gillingham (Norfolk); ux. 224. Gladdestry and Colva (Radnor); Lxv. 343. 
Gravenhurst and Upper Stondon (Bedford); 1xxv.364. Gwnnws (Cardigan); 1xx. 171. Gwyddelfynydd (Merioneth); 1x1. 383. 
Halifax (York); ~x11. 230. Hampton (Middlesex); txvi. 343. Hampton in Arden (Warwick); Lx. 352. Harmondsworth 
(Middlesex); ux.424. Hatton (Chester); tv111. 484. Havering-atte-Bower (Essex); txvi. 358. Henllan (Denbigh); tvrr, 405. 
Heversham (Westmorland); uv111.491. Heworth Moor (York); Lxx11. 302. Hogsthorpe and Mumby-cum-Chapel (Lincoln) ; 
41x. 374. Holt (Denbigh); Lxx11. 410. Hope Bradwell (Derby); ux1.170. Hucklow, Great (Derby); tviir. 442. Hutton 
Conyers (York); txy. 356. Irthlingborough (Northampton); Lx111. 249. Isleworth (Middlesex); Lxvii1. 511, Kelsey, North 
(Lincoln); txvi11. 496. King’s Cliffe (Northampton); tx1v. 295. Kirkburton, (York); txvir1, 496. Kirkby, East (Lincoln) ; 
Lx1. 438. Kirkby, South (York); ux1f. 354. Kirk Ireton (Derby); tvii1.511. Kirk Smeaton (York); xii. 988. (And 
on Lords Amendments also, 466.) Langtoft and Baston (Lincoln); xvi. 480. Leicester, St. Mary; 11x. 135. (To Lords 
Amendments, 180.) Leiston and Theberton (Suffolk); Lxv. 327. Leverton (Lincoln); rxv. 317. Llanaber (Merioneth); uxv. 354. 
Lilanarmon (Denbigh and Flint); rxv1. 302. Llanasa (Flint); txv1. 343. Llandanwg (Mérioneth); ux1.257. -Liandehiolen 
(Carnarvon); LxI. 311. Llandilofawr and Talley (Carmarthen); txx11. 287. Llangefni(Anglesey); uxvir. 335. Llangeinwen and 
Llanbedr Newborough (Anglesey); Lxx. 276. Llanrhystid (Cardigan) ; Lxvir. 329. Llanrwst (Denbigh and Carnarvon) ; Lxvi1. 376. 
Llansaintfread (Brecon); Lx1x. 323. Longney (Gloucester); Lxvir. 189. Mattishall (Norfolk); tv. 402. Methwold (Norfolk) ; 
Lx. 300. Moulsey (Surrey); 1xx. 287. (And on Lords Amendments also, 461.) Nevin (Canarvon); Lxvir. 295. Newcastle-~under 
Lyme (Stafford); ~Lxx1. 397. Newmarket and Cwm (Wilts); txvi. 302. Norton Bavant (Wilts); ux. 371. Nuneaton and 
Stockingford (Warwick); vir. 314. Oundle (Northampton); xix11. 164. Ovenden (York); tx1x, 223. Owthorn (York); 
Lx1. 191. Paulerspury (Northampton); uxx1v.465. Penmorfa (Carnarvon); Lxvit. 399. Pilleth (Radnor); txvi1. 198. Plump- 
tree and Clipstone (Notts); tx. 276. Porchester (Dorset); ~x111. 277. Potton (Bedford); rx1x. 288. Purston Jackling (York); 
LXIV. 195. Quernmore (Lancaster); Lxvi. 294. Quick (York); tx1v. 106. Quinton (Northampton); tx1x. 234. Radnor, 
New; uxvi. 328. Rhos-hir-waun (Carnarvon); tvi1. 286. Rhiddlan (Flint); tx11. 337, 707. Risby and Fornham, All 
Saints (Suffolk); ivi. 475. River and Alkham (Kent); xx11.746. Road Ashton and Hartwell (Northampton); iLxx1. 390. 
Rothwell, (York); rx1v. 185. Rushock (Worcester); Lx. 224. Sandhurst (Berks); xx. 461. Saxelby (Notts); nvr. 511. 
Sellinge (Kent); rxv. 260. Sharnbrook (Bedford); tx1v. 365. Shobdon (Hereford); ux1v. 334. Sibsey (Lincoln); txv, 358. 
Skegby (Notts); uxr1r. 360. Skelding Moor (Lancaster); txxv.299, Sneaton (York); rvi1.193. Sotby (Lincoln); rv1. 280. 
Stainland (York); txx1. 373. Stansfield (York); uxx.270. Staughton, Great, and Graffham (Huntingdon); ux11.721. Stoke 
next Nayland (Suffolk); txx. 130. Stukeley (Huntingdon); txvii1. 454. Tallington and West Deeping (Lincoln); ivi, 510. 
Tatenhill (Stafford); =xvir. 325. (And on Lords Amendments, 379.) Thoresway (Lincoln); Lx1x. 308. Thorpe (Surrey); 
Lx11.743- Thorpe Audlin (York); txv. 376. Thurlow, Great (Suffolk); Lx1. 371. Tideswell (Derby); ux11. 761. Tilshead 
(Wilts); Lxv1. 374. Tredington (Gloucester); tx. 321. Trelleck (Monmouth); uxv. 329. Trimley (Suffolk); ux. 44. Troston 
(Suffolk); ~x1. 263. Walton, West (Norfolk); pxx1v. 431. Weasenham and Willingham (Norfolk); ux1. 394. Westcombland 
(Somerset) ; Lx1x. 305. Whitchurch (Oxford); uxv. 425.  Wilsthorpe (Lincoln); 1x x111. 280. Windlesham (Surrey) ; uxv11. 338. 
Wirksworth (Derby); tv11. 531. Withcall (Lincoln); rxv. 422. Wrexham (Denbigh); txr11. 193. Wrestlingworth (Bedford); 
Lv1.240. Wymondham (Norfolk); rx1. 127. Yarcombe (Devon); ~x1x. 336. Yelling (Huntingdon); Lxx1v. 432. . Yskeibion 
(Denbigh); tv11. 615. Lighthouse ; Tinmouth Castle, to the Petition for the Bill; xvi1. 131. To the Bill, 299. ——— 
Markets; Hanley (Stafford); txvir1. 496. Hull, Kixgston-upon; tv1. 475.——— Navigations; Aire and Calder; xxv. 313. 
Paddington and Thames; txvir. 390. Regent’s Canal; uxvii1. 384. Thames and Isis; rxv11. 216. Thames and Medway ; 
Lxv. 336. Worcester and Birmingham ; xx. 306. —&lt;—\— Norfolk Justices; For vesting in them the Castle of Norwich, &amp;e. ; 
LX. 475» Ordnance, Exchange of Lands at Purfleet; Lx1v. 374. Paving; Carlisle; 11x. 288. St. George, Hanover 
Square; Lxvitt. 374. Tower Hill and East Smithfield; txvi1. 363. ——— Railways; Dean Forest (Gloucester); tx1v.967.— 
Lxv.360. Lidbrook (Gloucester); Lx1v. 361.—Lxv. 474. ——_—— Sinecures; LXV)1. 432. ————— Sweden; For providing for the 
distribution of certain monies refunded, or to be refunded by the Government of; Lxviir. 498, Turnpike Roads; Dean 


Forest; Lxx11.259. (Bill not returned from the Lords.) To similar Bill,395. Mary-le-bone; uxvit1. 515. Staplebar and Walford ; 
LXV. 337. ———— Water Works; Portsmouth ; Lx1v. 299. 






































25. On considering Lords Amendments :—Easington Inclosure; 1x111. 167. Martock Inclosure (by the Prince Regent as Duke 
of Cornwall); txx111. 264. ‘Tewkesbury Jnclosure; Lxii1. 467. Land Revenue Improvement; Lx1x. 342. 


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(1.)—Added to Bills on Reports, and further Consideration of Reports : 


_ [Note. 'The purport of the Clause is always inserted in the Journals to the end of Vol. ux1., but afterward only where the 
Clause is committed or special circumstances attach to it.] 


26. Admralty, Court of :—For regulating the office of Registrar ; “ Declaring that the Act shall not take effect until after the expiration 
of the interests of the Registrar,” On further consideration of Report, Lxvi1r. 512. 
27. Agricultural Horses :—For reducing the Duties on ; On Report, tx x1. 442. 


23. Aliens :—For repealing several Acts respecting Aliens, and for substituting other provisions in lieu thereof, “ For making perpetual so 
much of Act 38 Geo. III. as éxempts certain Alien Debtors from being arrested ;” On further consideration of Report, 1v11. 556. 


29. Apprentices, Parish :—On Report, 1x1x. 405. 

‘30. Arms ! —To prevent improper persons from having Arms in Ireland; On Report, ix11. 819. 

32. Army :—Foreign Soldiers Enlistment Bill ; On Report ; 1xx.348.—&lt;——— For punishing Mutiny and Desertion, &amp;c.; On Report, 
LXVII. 183. 


33. Assessed Taxes :—For consolidating provisions respecting Assessed Taxes ; “ That Act may be altered or repealed in present Session ;” 
On Report, Lv111. 594. 

34. Bankrupts :—To amend Act 4 Geo. III. respecting Bankrupts having privilege of Parliament ; “ That Actions shall be discontinued in 
case of non-appearance ;” On Report, LX. 455+ 

35. Brid ges :—For remedying defects in the laws relative to building, &amp;c. County Bridges ; “That in the county of York the order to be made 


by Justices in pursuance of the Act shall be made at the Easter Quarter Sessions ;” On Report, tv111. 463. ——_-— Strand Bridge ; On 
Report, Lx x1. 412. Vauxhall Bridge; On Report, Lxvir. 259. 





36. Butter Trade :—For the better regulation of the Butter Trade in Ireland; On Report, uxvit. 485. 

37. Chelsea Hospital :—For the regulation of Chelsea Hospital, &amp;c. ; “ For inflicting a penalty on persons guilty of Perjury ;” On Reporf, 
LXI. 393. 

38. Child Stealing :—On further consideration of Report, Ux1x. 303. 


39. Chu rches :——To promote the building and repairing thereof, &amp;c.; “‘ That no glebe of more than fifty acres shall be augmented by more 


than one acre ;” “ For authorizing persons holding lands in Mortmain to give or grant a certain part thereof for glebes or church-yards ;” 
On Report, tv111. 616. —&lt;—— Mitcham (Surrey); On Report, Lxxiv. 319. 








41. Clergy :——Glebe Houses; On Report, Luxx. 435. Clergy 


Residence ; On Report, Lxx1I. 401. 


St. Olave, Southwark, Rectory; On Report, rxx11. 138. 


‘42. Coals :—For allowing a limited quantity of Coals to be brought to London by Inland Navigation ; “‘ For empowering the Corporation of 
London to appoint Collectors ;” “‘ For inflicting penalties on persons obstructing such Officers;” On Report, Lx. 463. For 
bringing same to London by Inland Navigation; On Report, Lxv. 476. ——— For allowing a drawback of the duty on Coals used in 
fire or steam engines for raising Ores in the counties of Devon and Cornwall ; On Report, Lxvist. 167. 





43. Commercial Credit :—For the issue of Exchequer Bills; On Report, Lxv1. 193. 
44. Copyright :—On further consideration of Report, rxvrtr. 476. 


45. Corn :—To amend Act 44 Geo. III. to regulate the importation and exportation of Corn; “ To prevent Corn being exported, if the price 
of the district shall have been above the export price in the preceding week ;” On Report, Lx. 438. 


46. County Rates :—kKent, “ Giving power for adjournment of meetings ;” On Report, Lx1x. 282. 


47. Curates :—For encouraging the residence of stipendiary Curates on their Cures; “ Directing that in parishes where more than one 
‘officiating minister is necessary, others shall be appointed ;” “ For allowing the Bishop to require from the incumbent a statement of 

the value of his benefice ;” “‘ To enable churchwardens and overseers to bring actions in their own names for penalties;” “To prevent 

Bishops granting any portion of the glebe held under lease without consent of the tenant ;” On further consideration of the Report, Lx.314. 


48. Debt, National :—To amend and render more effectual Acts 26 and 32 Geo. IIT. for the reduction of the National Debt; “ Directing 
a separate account to be kept of the money remitted from Ireland for reduction of the National Debt ;” “* Directing a separate account to 
be kept at the Exchequer of the money paid for Ireland ;” “ For making provision for ‘discharging the loan contracted this year for the 
service of Ireland ;” On Report, ivi. 556. 


49. Debtors :—Insolvent Debtors Amendment Act ; “ For altering the time of taking the oath ;” “ That in the adjudication of the court, and 
the order thereon, it shall not be necessary to specify the creditors of any prisoner;” On Report, Lx1x. 104.———To amend 
53 Geo. III. for the relief of Insolvent Debtors in England; On Report; Lxx1. 501. 


61. Debts, Small :—On Report, txx11. 401. 


52. Defence of the Realm :—More effectually to provide for ditto; “That volunteer corps shall not be liable to be called out by the 
General of the district except in certain cases;’ On further consideration of Report, Lv111.447.———— For establishing and main- 
taining a permanent additional force for the Defence of the Realm, &amp;c.; “ Directing vacancies to be certified to the Privy Council ;” 
“« For empowering His Majesty to appoint places of rendezvous ;” “ Declaring that the families of men embodied under the Act shall 
not thereby be entitled to parish relief ;” “ Declaring that the forces raised under the Act, shall not remain embodied more than six 
months after the ratification of a definitive treaty of peace;” On Report, 11x. 349. 


53. Dissenters :—To relieve persons who impugn the doctrines of the Holy Trinity from certain penalties ; On further consideration of 
Report, yxvirt. 611. 


54. Divorces :—Earl of Rosebery’s; “ For settling an annuity upon the Countess of Rosebery ;” On Report, xx. 407. 


55, Docks, Harbours, &amp;c. :—Aberdeen; On Report, rxv. 346. Bristol ; “‘ For empowering the Dock Company to erect toll- 
houses and to take tolls ;” “ For limiting the sum to be collected by such tolls;” On further consideration of Report, %x111. 160. 
——— Canterbury ; On further consideration of Report, Lxv1. 344; On resuming the farther proceeding upon Report, 354. ——— 
Commercial Docks; On Report, Lx x11. 402. East Country ; On further consideration of Report, Lxv1. 367.——— Leith 
Harbour; On Report, uxt. 344. Liverpool, Port and Town improvement; On further consideration of Report, uxvitr. 544. 
London Port; “ Providing that the Act shall not deprive officers of the Revenue of their fees on goods exported ;” On further 
consideration of Report, Lvi1. 583. 


56. Drainage :—Ancholme (Lincoln); “* Declaring that the Act shall not extend to prevent proprietors making Drains on their own Lands ;” 
On further consideration of Report, tvi1. 620. Crowle; On Report, Lx x1. 411. Deeping, Crowland, &amp;c. (Lincoln) ; 
“ For making compensation for the tithes of allotments sold to defray the expenses of the Act ;” On further consideration of Report, 
LVI. 598. 




















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(1.}—Added to Bills on Reports, and further Consideration of Reports—continued. 


57. East India : —To enable the East India Company to raise a further sum of money upon Bond, &amp;c.; On Report, txvi. 373- 


East India Company’s Charter Bill; “ For regulating the periods of service necessary for qualification of civil officers ;” On Report 
LXvitt. 660. East India Ships Registry Bill ; On Report, Luxx. 372. : 








58, Elections :—For the further regulation of the trials of Controverted Elections ; “ For permitting the counsel and parties to withdraw as 
soon as the list of forty-nine names shall be completed ;” “ Providing that when there are more than two parties on distinct interests 
the thirteen Members returned to the House shall not choose their nominees until after the other committees chosen that day shall hail 


been sworn ;” On further consideration of Report, tv1i. 559. To alter and amend the laws concerning the Election of Members 
to serve in Parliament; On Report, Lx x111. 87. 





59. Embankments :—Abergele, &amp;c. ; On Report, uxvirr. 489. 
61. Exchequer Bills :—For authorizing issue of same for employment of the poor; On Report, Lx x11. 299. 


62. Excise Licences :——For regulating Licences for the sale of Spirituous Liquors, &amp;c. in Ireland; “ For directing the application of 
Penalties ;” On Report, Lx. 289. 


63. Fisheries :—For continuing premiums allowed to ships employed in the Southern Whale Fishery; “ That ships returning to Ireland 
shall be entitled to the same bounty as ships returning to England ;” On further consideration of Report, ix. 471. 


64. Foreign Enlistments :—To prevent the enlisting or engagement of His Majesty’s subjects in Foreign Service; On Report, 
LXXIV. 527, 


65. Forests :—For vesting in His Majesty certain parts of Windsor Forest; On Report, uxvii1. 618. 


66. Forgery :——For more effectually preventing the Forgery of Bank Notes ; “‘ Declaring that the Act shall not restrain persons from making 
or vending paper, having waived or curved lines or other devices in the nature of water marks, not having bar lines or laying wire lines, 


to form the texture of the new paper of the Bank, or.to resemble the wire lines or bar lines of the said paper, or the water marks to be 
used by the Bank ;” On further consideration of Report, Lv1. 372. 


67.Gas Lights :—London, Westminster, &amp;c.; On Report, txx1v. 420. ———— Worcester ; On Report, 1x x111+992. 


68. Gold Coin :—To continue and amend Act 51 Geo. III. e. 127. relating to Gold Coin, and to extend the same Ireland ; On Report, 
LXVII. 301. 


69. Hackney Coaches :—To amend Act.54 Geo, III.; On Report, xx. 460. 
71. Helleston Election :——On Report, rxx1. 328, 
72.Highland Roads and Bridges :—On Report, rxv. 386. 





73. Inclosures :—Aberdaron ; On further consideration of Report, Lxvi. 281. Abergele and other places (Denbigh and Flint ;) 
On Report, txvi11. 482.— Aldenham (Herts); “ For giving notice of setting out Roads;” On Report, ivi. 407. 
Barkisland (York); On Report, rx1x. 215. Barinston (York); On Report, Lx xiv. 419. Bluntisham with Earith and 
Colne (Huntingdon); On Report, LxviiI. 349. Bradley, Great; On Report, txvi. 268. Caereinion Iscoed; On 
Report, Lxv. 375.——=-—Cheame (Surrey); “ Directing that when land shall be exchanged, the leases shall be discharged;” On 
Report, Lx1. 243. Collingham (York) ; On Report, Lx1x. 220, —-— Cotterstock cum Glapthorn (Northampton); On Report, 
LXVIII. 173. Cranford (Middlesex); On Report, Lxx111. 119. ——— Cressingham, Great (Norfolk); “* For setting out 
Roads ;” On Report, rv1. 215. Dundry (Somerset); On Report, Luxx. 193. Egton with Newland (Lancaster); “ For 
declaring the Act a Public Act; On Report, tv11. 302. Everton (Bedford; Huntingdon and Cambridge); “ Declaring that the 
Act shall not affect any leases or agreements respecting lands or hereditaments not within the township or hamlet of Everton ;”’ On 
Report, LVL. 359. Eyam. (Derby); “ That Act be printed by the King’s Printer, and copies thereof so printed admitted in 
evidence ;” On Report, LV111.379.———— Gravenhurst ; On further consideration of Report, Lxxv. 355.——— Hensall (York); On 
Report, Lx xI11. 147.————— Horwich . (Lancaster); Several clauses on Report, 1x x. 270. Icklingham (Sufffolk); On Report, 
LXVIII. 387.———— Kirkheaton (York); “ Empowering the rector to grant leases ;” On Report, L1x. 229. +—=—— Llanarthney, &amp;c. ; 
On Report, 1xv1i 301. Llanelly, &amp;c.; On Report, LXV. 312. Llanrwst; On Report, rxvit. 316. ——— Longham, 
Kempston, and Beeston ; On further consideration of Report, Lxvir. 303. Lytchet Matravers, and Lytchet Minster (Dorset) ; 
On Report, txx111. 285. ——--——- Market Orton (Rutland); “ That the Act be printed by the King’s Printer, and copies so printed 
admitted in evidence ;” On Report, Lv1ii. 201. —— Melksham (Wilts); On Report, Lxvi11. 182.——-— Monxton (Hants) ; “ Re- 
serving certain leases ;” On Report, Lx1.251.——— Norton (Derby); “ That the Act be printed by the King’s Printer, and copies so 
printed admitted in evidence ;” On Report, Lv111. 378. —-—— Oakley (Bucks); On further consideration of Report, Lxx1v. 431. 

Ovenden (York); On Report, Lx1x. 215. Penkridge, &amp;c. (Stafford); On Report, ux1x..261, - Potter Newton- 

-cum-Gibton (York) ; “* That, the Act be printed by, the King’s Printer, and copies so printed admitted in evidence ;” On Report, 

LvI11. 487. Potton, (Bedford); On Report, .x1x. 268, —--»— Preston Patrick, (Westmorland); On Report, Lxrx. 297. 
Quernmore; On Report, .xv1i.280.———--—- Rampisham, &amp;c. (Dorset); On Report, Lxviti. 372. Rhos-hir-waun 

(Carnarvon) ; “For saving His Majesty’s right. to, minerals ;” On further consideration of Report, Lv1i. 285. —— Rothwell ; On 

Report; LXvi1. 270. —-— Sinfin Moor (Derby) ; ““ Declaring certain leases to be void ;” On Report, Lvrt. 430. Skirbeck, 

(Lincoln) ;.On further consideration, of Report, 1xx111..296.—-——— Stukeley, (Huntingdon); On Report, rxvrir.' 442. —— 

Turnwood (Dorset); “ For giving notice of setting out Roads;” On Report, rv1. 388.——&lt;—— Whepstead (Suffolk); On Report, 

LxvVi11. 387. ———— Wildmore Fen (Lincoln); “ For the subdivision and inclosure of Coningsby parochial allotment ;” On Report, 

LVII. 500. ——=—— Wimering ; On Report, txvit: 254: 













































































74. Infirmaries, Ireland :—Regulation ; On Report, Lx1x.273.— To amend Acts; On further consideration of Report ; 1x x111, 405. 


75. King :——For the regulation of His Majesty’s Household, &amp;c. ; On Report, Lxvir. 87. ———To explain so much of Acts for regulation 


of His Majesty’s Household as relates to the powers of the Commissioners for the management of His Majesty's real and personal estate ; 
On further consideration of Report, 1x vir1. Bi. 


76. Land Tax :—For extending the period of preference for redemption of the Land Tax; “ Allowing Deeds to be inrolled within a limited 
time after passing the Act ;” On Report, rv1. 587..»—Land Tax Redemption ; On further consideration of Report, ux1x. 495/ 


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77. Lunatics :— -To authorize the sale or mortgage of their Estates in England or Ireland respectively ; “That Act shall not affect the claims 


of creditors, except in cases where an order shall be made by the Lord Chancellor ;”' On Report, Lv111. 395. Toamend Act 
48 Geo. III. c. 96, for the better care and maintenance of Lunatics; On Report, Lx v1. 348. « 


78. Madhouses :—{Scotland); On Report, txx. 238. 





79. Mail Coaches :—To repeal the exemption from Toll for carriages carrying the Mail in Scotland; On Report, Lxviit. 523. 


81. Malt :—For altering and amending several laws relating to the Duties of Excise upon Malt ; “To indemnify Maltsters who have sprinkled 
Malt in certain cases ;” On Report, LxI. 549. ; ne - 


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82. Malta Trade :—Several clauses on Report, ixx. 169. 
83. Manure :—To amend Act 53 Geo. III. respecting carriages carrying Manure ; On Report, txxr11. 340. 


84. Marriages :—To amend the provisions of Act 26 Geo. II. for the better preventing of Clandestine Marriages ; On further consideration 
of Report, Lx xiv. 346. 


85. Members :—tTo declare vacant the seats of Members of the House of Commons who shall become Bankrupts, &amp;c.; On further consider- 
ation of Report, rxvi1. 361. 


86. Military Force :—For suspending Act, “That money remaining due to persons deserting shall be paid to the parish ;” On Report, 
LIX. 240. 


87. Militia :—or providing relief for the families of Militia men in Scotland; “ Directing certain certificates to be transmitted to the 
respective Town Clerks of the cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow; On Report, Lv111. 556. Militia transfer; On further con- 
sideration of Report, Lx11. 814. To establish a permanent Local Militia force-in England ; “ Empowering Deputy Lieutenants 
or Justices to order Subdivision Clerks to pay bounties ;” “ Authorizing Deputy Lieutenants or Justices to adjudge part of the penalty 
to the informer ;” “ Allowing Justices to determine penalties ;” “ Inflicting a penalty on persons not appearing to give evidence ;”” 
“ Making provision for calling out the Local Militia in case of riots or tumults ;” Lx111. 423. 








88. Modellers :—For encouraging the art of Modelling; On Report, rx1x. 220. 


89. Navigations, Canals, &amp;c. :—Birmingham; On further consideration of Report, Lxx111. 144. Ellesmere; On further 
consideration of Report, LXVIII. 407. Gloucester and Berkeley; On further consideration of Report, Lxx111. 119. ——— 
Grand Junction; On further consideration of Report, txvir. 360. Grand Surrey Junction ; On further consideration of 
Report, LXxvI. 310. Leicester and Northampton ; “To prevent the line being deviated from, unless with the consent of the 
proprietors of lands ;” On further consideration of Report, ix. 309. Ouse ; On further consideration of Report, txvi11. 359 
Regent's Canal; On further consideration of Report, Lxviit. 372. Rochdale ; On further consideration of Report, 
Lx11. 796. —-—— Trent and Mersey ; “ Allowing the proprietors to have a vote for each share ;” On further consideration of Report, 
Lv11. 296. Ure; On further consideration of Report, Lxxv. 317. —~-—-— Welland ; On further consideration of Report, 
Lx11. 800. —&lt;—— Worcester and Birmingham; On Report, Lxx. 298. 























91. Navy :—For encouragement of Seamen, and for better manning the Navy; “ Directing agents to keep their offices open two days in 
the week at least, for paying shares of Prize Money ;” On Report, tviir. 678. For the encouragement of Seamen and for 
better manning the Navy ; “ Directing the Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital to transmit extracts of Prize Lists to the Navy Board ;” 
“ To prevent persons employed by Greenwich Hospital acting as Prize Agents ;” ‘“ Allowing the per-centage for agency to be charged 
on the net proceeds of any Prize ;” “ Regulating the altestations to be made on Letters of Attorney ;” “ Directing that the unclaimed 
shares of Soldiers Prize money shall be paid to the Treasurer of Chelsea Hospital;” “To prevent Proctors being employed by adverse 
parties in the same suit ;” On Report, rx. 344. 





92. Parochial Schools : —“ Declaring that in Parishes where Schools are established, it shall be lawful for the parish officers to contribute 
towards the expenses thereof ;” On further consideration of Report, after being committed, 1x11. 817. 


93. Pavings, Lightings and other Improvements :—Frome Paving; On Report, txv. 272. ——— Ipswich Paving; On 
Report, Lxx. 230. ———— Westminster Improvement ; On Report, txv. 463. 


94. Poor :—For relieving certain persons from the payment of the Poor Rates; “ That a poor person asking for relief shall not be compelled to 


give up his Property;” On Report, ivi. 175. ——-— For more effectually regulating and providing for the relief of the i 
Ireland; “‘ Exempting certain places from the Provisions of the Act ;” On Report, ix1. 476. ‘ . a, So 


95. Porter :—For allowing the Manufacture and use,of a Liquor prepared from Sugar for colouring Porter; On Report, Lxvt. 405. 
96. Postmaster General :—To enable him to open and retain certain letters; On Report, Lx11. 803. 


97. Printers :—To explain and amend Act 39 Geo. III. c. 79. so far as respects certain penalties on Printers and Publishers; On Report, 
LXVI. 247. 


98. Public’ Expenditure :—To appoint Commissioners to inquire and examine into the Public Expenditure ; “ That the Commissioners 
shall not be compelled to inquire into abuses which no longer exist ;” On Report, tx. 282, 


99. Public Revenue Consolidation :—On Report, uxxz. 468. 


100. Railways :—Berwick-upon-Tweed ; On further consideration of Report, txv1. 333. Brecknock and Abergavenny ; On further’ 
consideration of Report, Lx v1. 323.———— Croydon ; “ That the proprietors shall not be liable to pay toll for horses or carriages crossing 
the Road ;” On Report, Lv111. 317. Dalkeith ; “‘ Limiting the quantity of land to be purchased ;” On Report, Lx. 232. 
Dartmoor; On further consideration of Report, txxv. 364. —-— Llanelly to Llanfihangel-aberbythick ; “‘ Empowering the Company 
of proprietors to purchase a certain Rail Road ;” On further consideration of Report, Lv11. 469. —«—— Wandsworth to Croydon, &amp;c. ; 
“ For preventing injury being done to certain mills ;” “ Directing that the commons and waste lands shall be conveyed by the Lords 
of the Manors ;” On further consideration of Report, Lv1. 291. 











101. Rape Seed and Cole Seed Customs Bill :—On Report, txx1. 481. 


102. Recognizances :——To amend the laws in respect of forfeited Recognizances in Ireland; “ Directing the Clerk of the Peace and the 
Clerk of the Crowa to place a list of Recognizances forfeited at assizes upon the door of the Sessions House ;” On Report after being 
committed, LXxII. 342. 


103. Riots :—For the more effectual punishment of persons destroying the properties of His Majesty’s subjects, &amp;c.; On Report, Lx vit. 469. 
104. Salt :—For establishing regulations respecting Rock Salt delivered to the refiners, &amp;c.; On Report, Lxv1. 393. 


105. Saving Banks :—For the protection and encouragement of Banks for Savings; “ That money accumulated by any person in a Saving 
Bank shall not preclude relief out of the Poor’s Rate ;” On Report, Lxx1. 506.———To amend Acts 57 ard 58 Geo. III.; On further 
consideration of Report, LXXV 432. , 


106. Slave Trade :—To prohibit any ships to clear out from any port of Great Britain for the purpose of taking on board Negroes, &amp;c. ; 
‘* For granting licences to persons whose ships may have been captured ;” On further consideration of Report, 1x1. 466.———(From the 
Lords); For the abolition of the Slave Trade ; “ Empowering His Majesty in Council to make regulations for the disposal of Negroes after 
the expiration of their apprenticeship ;” “‘ Declaring that Negroes enlisting in His Majesty’s forces shall not be entitled to the benefits of 
limited service ;” On Report, uxi1. 223. 


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107. Spirits :—To prohibit the distillation of Spirits from wheat in Ireland ; “ Allowing the Act to be repealed or altered during the present 

Session ;” On Report, Lv1t. 71. Spirits Intercourse ; Several clauses on Report, Lx1x. 462.———To amend Acts for regulating 
and securing the collection of the Duties on Spirits distilled in Ireland; On Report, ux11. 746, ——— Spirit Duties (Ireland); On 
Report, LXV. 204. For modifying the Acts for imposing Townland fines in respect of unlawful distillations in Ireland; On 
Report, LXxI. 514. 


108. Stage Coaches :—(Ireland); On Report, txv. 367. 





109. Stamp Duties :—For repealing Duties on deeds, law proceedings, &amp;c. and granting new Duties in lieu thereof; “ Directing certain 
regulations to be observed when copyhold lands shall be surrendered in court ;” On Report, ux111. 448. 


111. Sugar :—To revive, continue and amend Act 39 and 40 Geo. III. for allowing drawbacks on the exportation of Sugar ; “ For retaining 
out of the principal and interest due on any bond, the Fees and Stamp Duties paid on such bond ;” “ Declaring that the Act shall not 
extend to Ireland ;” On further consideration of Report, tv1. 478. To continue and amend Act 41 Geo. III. relating to certain 
Duties on Sugar and Coffee exported ; “'To remove doubts respecting the allowance of drawback on Sugar and Coffee exported to 


Ireland ;” On Report, tv11. 389. To permit the entry for home consumption of Sugar, the produce of Martinique or 
Gaudaloupe; On Report, txviir. 518. ‘ 








112. Tobacco :—For allowing Turkey Tobacco to be imported into Great Britain in small packages; On further consideration of Report, 
LXII. 145. 


113. Tokens :—Local Token Bill; On Report, ux1x. 28. 
114. Trade :—For the better protection of the Trade of the United Kingdom; On further consideration of Report, Lxx. 454. 


115. Toning and Exercise :—To enable His Majesty annually to train and exercise a portion of His subjects in England, and more 
effectually to provide for the defence of the realm ; “ Authorizing His Majesty to order ballots in counties in any proportions ;” “ Fer 
punishing ballotted persons for not appearing ;” “ For subjecting persons inrolled to certain regulations ;” “That persons claiming 
exceptions shall sign a declaration ;” “‘ Empowering His Majesty to allow additional pay;” On further consideration of Report, 
LXI. 473. 


116. Turnpike Roads :—Auckland, West and Elishaw; On Report, LXvi1I. 312. ————— Bangor Ferry, to Pentre Voelas ; “ For 
exempting certain persons from toll;” On Report, ivi. 369. Carmarthen; On further consideration of Report, Lxv11. 303. 
——— Fife, Kinross, &amp;c.; On Report, Lxv. 272.———— Glasgow ; On Report, Lx1v. 208.—-— Harrogate and Ripon ; On Report, 
LxIx. 269. Leeds; On Report, Lxx11. 298. —-— Ludlowfach and Llandovery; On Report, Lxvi1I. 392. —— 
Macclesfield ; On Report, Lxvul. 176. ——— Market Harborough ; On Report, Lxxv. 317. ———— Perth; On Report, rxvir. 276. 
——— Perth and Forfar; On Report, txvit. 276. —— Shrewsbury ; “‘ That the exemption respecting Almond Park shall not be 
repealed until the expiration of the present lease ;” On Report, Lv1. 509. ——&lt;—— Stirling; On further consideration of Report 
LXVI. 295 ——==— Storrington; On Report, Lxvi1. 283. —~-——— Warminster ; On Report, tx v11. 198. Warwick and Coventry ; 
On Report, txx11. 116. Worcester and Halford Bridge; On Report, Lx x11. 116. —————- Worksop to South Muskham; On 
further consideration of Report, Lxv11. 303. 














117. Volunteers :—To consolidate Acts relating to Volunteers ; “ Providing for the repair of arms in Scotland ;” “ Directing the manner in 
which Clerks in Scotland employed under the Act are to be rewarded for their trouble ;” “ Exempting the horses of Volunteers from 
toll ;” “ To enable His Majesty to continue the services of corps already accepted, and to accept the services of other corps ;”  “ That 
persons who shall quit Volunteer corps or be discharged therefrom shall be liable to certain services and to the payment of certain 
Duties ;” “‘ That the acceptance of a commission in a Volunteer corps shall not vacate a seat in Parliament ;” “ That persons returned 
in any muster roll as efiective shall be entitled to certain exemptions ;” “ That in apportioning the number of men to serve in the militia 


and additional force, regard shall be had to the number of Volunteers exempted from the ballot ;” On resuming adjourned consideration 
of the Report ; i1x. 166-7. 


118. Wages :——To amend certain Acts respecting the payment of the Wages of workmen; On Report, uxx111. 376. 


119. Warehouses :—For permitting certain goods imported into Great Britain to be warehoused. without payment of Duty; “ For saving 
the Privileges of the London and West India Dock Companies ;” On Report, tv111. 679. 


(2.)—Added to Bills on Reports and Third Readings : 


121. Accounts, Public :—For making more effectual provision for the more speedy and regular examination of the Public Accounts of 


this kingdom; “ Directing the Commissioners to take an Oath ;” On Report, ux1. 519. “ Declaring that when vouchers shall be 
defective from the want of a certificate, the Commissioners may in certain cases admit them ;” On third reading, 545. 


122. Admiralty Courts :—For regulating the offices of Registrars of Admiralty and Prize Courts ; On further consideration of Report, 
Ltxv. 498. On third reading, 503. 


123. Bank of England :—To continue restrictions on payments in Cash; Several clauses on Report, txxiv. 504. On third 
reading, 533- 


124. Burial Grounds :—Bradford; Several clauses on Report, 1xx11. 266. On third reading, 273. 
125. Charitable Donations :—For the registry of Charitable Donations; On Report, rxvi1.224. On third reading, 337. 
126. Civil Service Recompense :—Several clauses on the Report, Lxx11. 337. On third reading, 345. 


127, Clergy :——On further consideration of Report, .x1x. 228. On third reading, 230. On resuming the adjourned proceedings on third 
reading, 232. 


128. Corn :—For regulating the importation and exportation of Corn into and from Great Britain and Ireland; “ Declaring that the Act shall 


not extend to ships which have cleared out within a certain period ;’ On Report, t1x. 389. “For allowing the exportation of Corn 
between Great Britain and Ireland, in certain cases ;” On third reading, 392. 


129, Cotton Factories :—For the preservation of the health and morals of apprentices and others employed in Cotton and other Mills and 
Factories; “ Directing the visitors to be appointed under the’ Act to call in a Physician in case of any infectious disorder ; On further 
consideration of Report, Lv11. 503. “ For compelling masters to cause an entry to be made of their Mills and Factories in a book to 
be kept by the Clerk of the Peace ;” “ For allowing further time, in certain cases, previous to the abolishing of Night work ;” On third 
reading, LVII. 534- 


131. Customs :—For repealing the Duties of Customs and granting others ; “ Directing that the annual sum of £. 250,000. shall be deemed 
an addition to the Public Revenue for defraying the charge occasioned by Loans ;” On Report, ivi11. 517. “ For permitting the removal 
of Wine from the outports into the Port of London;” On third reading, 521.—&lt;—— To repeal the several Duties of Customs chargeable 
in Great Britain, and to grant other Duties in lieu thereof ; Several Clauses on Report, Lxx1v. 565. On third reading, 583. 


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132. Debtors :+—For the relief of Insolvent Debtors in England ; On further consideration of Report, uxx1v. 554. On third reading, 568. 


133. Docks :——Bristol ; For improving and rendering same more commodious ; Restraining the Company frum making certain rates till they 
\.i have-expended' the sum of £.10,000.;” “Authorizing the Company to erect Mills ;” “ Directing the Company to: pay the expenses of 
valuing premises, in certain cases ;” ‘That certain parts of the counties of Somerset and Gloucester shall be taken to be within the city 
of bristol for the purposes of the Act ;” On further consideration of Report, Ltvi111. 590. “ For saving the rights of the Dean and 

Chapter of Bristol ;” On third reading, 594. —— Portsmouth; On Report, txvi1.271. On third reading, 304. 


134. Drainage :——Fau Brink; Several clauses on further consideration of Report, Lxxitt, 220, On third reading, 226. 
135. East. India. Postage :—-On Report, 1xx. 463. On third reading, 466. 


136. Elections :—-For better regulation of Polls, &amp;c. in Ireland; “ Regarding the registry of Voters in cities and towns in Ireland ;” On 
_ Report, after being committed, Lxx11, 374. Several clauses on third reading, 428. 


w7.Grand J ury Presentments :—To amend the laws for making, repairing and improving the Roads and other Public Works in 


Ireland by Grand Jury Presentments; On further consideration of Report, uxxtv. 578. “‘ To enable Grand Juri 
fooandden dorendhes #7, Oui thing. sending, after beitig, cetnanitted,,.507. calm red 


138. Inclosures :—Burton-upon-Trent ; On Report, Lxvir. 283. On third reading, 378.———Bury St. Edmund’s ; On Report, Lx1x. 269. 


On third reading, 336. Streatly (Berks); On Report, Lx1x. 216. On third reading, 287. —«~ Windlesham ; 
Lxvii. 238. On third reading, 338. : ; ng, 207 = ; On Report, 





139. Land Tax :—For consolidating the provisions of Acts for the redemption and sale of the Land Tax; “ Allowing Land Tax, redeemed 
‘or purchased, to be given towards the augmentation of small Livings ;” On further consideration of Report, rv11. 595. “ Allowing the 
Commissioners to adjust the proportion of Land Tax to be borne by persons possessed of rent charges;” “ Declaring all contracts made 
under former Acts to be valid ;” On third reading, 627. 


141. Marriages :—To amend certain provisions of Act 26 Geo. II. for the better preventing of Clandestine Marriages ; On Report, xxv. 379. 
On third reading, 389. 


142. Militia :—TFor allowing a certain proportion of the Militia of Great Britain voluntarily to enlist into the regular forces ; “ Directing that 
where the number of men serving for parishes shall, by enlisting, not correspond with the apportionment, the Lievtenancy-may regulate 
the supplying future vacancies accordingly ;” “‘'That no Serjeant or Corporal shall enlist as such into the Artillery ;” On further con- 
sideration of Report, 1x. 181. “ For settlement of allowances to wives and families of Militia Men who may enlist into the regular 
Forces 7” On third reading, 1x. 185. Completion of (Great Britain); On-Report, tx1v. 229. On third reading, 269. To 
allow a certain proportion of the Militia of Great Britain to enlist annually into the regular forces, &amp;c. ; On Report, txv1. 223. On third 
reading, 227. For enabling His Majesty to establish a permanent Loeal Militia Force; On Report;-1xtv. 229. On third 
reading ; “ For preventing Local Militia Men from enlisting into the Army or Militia ;” Also several other clauses on third reading 
LXIV. 241. To raise and establish a Militia Force in Scotland; “‘For giving a preference to former officers of the Miiitia ” 
On further consideration of Report, tv11.524. “For appointing Deputy Lieutenants in the Royal Burghs;” “ For empowering 
Deputy Lieutenants to administer Oaths ;” “ For appointing a supernumerary officer in case of any part of the regiment being trained to 
the service of the Artillery ;” “‘ For allowing Deputy Lieutenants to revise the names of the men in each class before they proceed to 
ballot ;” “ For empowering His Majesty to reduce the Supplementary Militia ;” On third reading, 533. i 














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143. Navigations :—lItchin ; “ For supplying St. Cross Mills with water ;” “ Compelling the proprietors of the river to keep barges in case 
none shall be kept by other persons ;” “‘ Directing what rates shall be taken when barges are kept by the proprietors of the River ” 
“ Obliging the owners of barges, who shall cease to navigate the river, to give previous notice thereof in writing to the proprietors ;” 
On further consideration of Report, uv11. 476. “ For saving the rights of certain proprietors of mills and water meadows adjoining 
the Navigation ;” On third reading, 52¢. . cae 


144. Newspapers :—To make certain publications subject to the Duties of stamps upon Newspapers, and to restrain the abuses arising from 
the publication of blasphemous and seditious libels; “ For extending the provisions of the Acts 38 and 56 Geo. III. relating to the 
delivery of Newspapers, Pamphlets or Papers to the Commissioners of Stamps under this Act;” On Report, xxv. 74. On third 
reading, 76. 


145. Paper :—For repealing certain Duties on Paper, &amp;c. imported into and made in Great Britain, and granting other Duties in lieu thereof ; 
“ For allowing for a limited time the Duty on Paper to be drawn back on exportation ;” On the Report, rvit. 636. “ Authorizing 
the Commissioners of Stamps to allow a discount to the printers of Newspapers ;” On third reading, 639. 


146. Pensions Accounts :—On Report, txv. 494. On third reading, 503. 


147. Prizes :—For better regulation of Prize Courts in the West Indies and America; “ That the Judges shall not act as agents for an estate 
or for Prizes, or be concerned in any privateer ;” On Report, tv1. 615. “ For limiting the emoluments of the Judges ;” On third 
reading, 627. 


148. Property Tax :—To repeal certain parts of Act 43 Geo. III. for granting a contribution on profits arising. from property, &amp;e. ; 
‘« Respecting claims to abatements for children ;” “For exempting persons from Duty, upon proof that their income is less than sixty 
pounds per annum ;” “ Form of certificate of abatement ;” On Report, tx. 261. “ That nothing in the Act contained shall extend 
to restrain persons in trade from deducting losses sustained by them in other concerns;” “ For authorizing the Commissioners to 
assess the Bank for their profits under Schedule D ;” On third reading, Lx. 279. 


149. Regency :—To provide for the administration of the Royal Authority, and for the care of His Maijesty’s Royal Person during the 
continuance of His Majesty's illness, &amp;c.; On Report, txv1. 40. On third reading, 42. é; 


151. Salmon : —To prevent the destruction of ; On Report, ux x1, 483. On third reading, 497. 


152. Spirits :——To suspend the payment of all drawbacks on Spirits made or distilled in Great Britain or Ireland; On further consideration 
of Report, Lxv1. 431. “ Inflicting a pecuniary penalty on persons counterfeiting certificates ;” also several other Clauses ; On third 
Treading, 435- 


153. Spiritual Persons :—To amend the laws relating to Spiritual Persons ; “‘ That where there is a difficulty in proving the value of 
livings, the same shall be taken at ten times the value at which they stand in the King’s books ;” “ That beneficed Clergymen absent 
with a licence from their benefices, may take to farm lands in the parish in which they reside ;” “ That areturn shall be made annually 
to the King in Council, of the names of such persons as have not resided on their benefices ;” “ For repealing the Statute of the ig3th of 

« — Eliz. touching leases of Benefices ;” “ To confine thé Appellant Jurisdiction to non-enumerated cases ;” On further consideration of 
Report, uv111. 427. “ To provide for the granting of licences during the vacancy of any See ;” On third reading, 451. 


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154. Turnpike Roads :——Durham and Gateshead; On Report, Lxvri1. 454. On third reading, 477.——— Kent and Surrey; On 
further consideration of Report, yxvi. 381. On third reading, 423. Marsden to Long Preston; “ Réumining the 
Trustees from erecting a gate near Holly-field-lane ;” On Report, tv111. 422. “ Restraining the Trustees from erecting a gate between 
Hatton and Holly-field-lane ;” On third reading, 461. 





155. Water Works :—Camberwell, &amp;e.; “ Declaring the Act public ;” On’ further consideration of Report, ux. 456. “ Declaring that 
the communication between the River Thames and the Water Works shall not be made navigable; On third reading, Lx. 463, 


(3.)—Added to Bills on Third Readings, and on further Proceedings on Third Readings : 


156. Agricultural Horses :—For further continuing Act 56 Geo. III. for reducing the duties payable on Horses used for the purposes 


therein ae 3 “ Allowing owners of farms under fifty pounds rent, to receive the benefit of the assessment ;” On third reading, 
LXXIILL. 188. 


157. Alehouses :—For amending the laws for regulating the manner of licensing Alehouses in England ; “ For preventing persons who are 
publicans from actings as constables ;” also several other Clauses; On third reading, Lxx1v. 57Q. 


158. Apprentices :——To amend the law respecting Parish Apprentices ; On third reading, Lxx. 393. 


159. Army :—For punishing mutiny and desertion, and for the better payment of the Army and their Quarters; “ Directing certain oaths 
to be taken in all trials by any court martial other than general courts martial;” On third reading, Lx. 133. Mutiny Bill; 
On third reading, txv. 167. For continuing Act of last session for punishing Mutiny and Desertion, &amp;c.; On third reading, 
LXXV. 99. Army Prize Money ; On third:reading, Lxtx. 386. 











161. Assessed Taxes :——Window-light Tax Exemption ; On third reading, Lx x11. 224. ————- To grant certain rates, duties and taxes in 
Ireland; On third reading, Lxx111. 386. 


162. Attestations :——Of Instruments of appointment and revocation ; On third reading, Lx1x. 440. 
163. Auctioneers :—To prevent frauds against the Revenue by Itinerant Auctioneers; On third reading, Lx v11I. 659. 
164. Bankrupts :—-To amend the laws relating to Bankrupts; On third reading, Lxx1v. 576. 


165. Bermuda :—To allow British plantation sugar and coffee imported into Bermuda in British ships, to be exported to the territories of 
the United States of America; On third reading, ux vir. 465. 


166. Bridges :—Beauley; On third reading, Lxv. 341. Derwent; “ That informations shall be laid before one Justice of the Peace ;” 

“ Containing the form of conviction ;” On third reading, Lv111. 423. Hamilton, over the Clyde; On third reading, rx1x. 256. 
Litchfield; On third reading, Lxx. 163. Norwich ; On third reading, Lxxv. 353. Southwark; On third 
reading, LXVI. 300. Strand; On third reading, Lx1v. 365.—LxvilIl. 517. Vauxhall; “ That gravel taken out of the 
river for ballast, shall not be thrown into the river again ;” On third reading, Lx1v. 317. 























167. Chancery, Court of :—For the easier and better administration of justice in the Court of Chancery in Ireland; On third reading, 
LxxIv. 610. 


168. Charitable Donations :—For amending Act for registering same; On third reading, Lx x. 466. 


469. Churches :—For building and promoting the building of Additional Churches ; On third reading, L%x111. 395. ———_—— Asaph, St., 
Cathedral; On third reading, Lx1x. 248. ——— Bathwick (Somerset); On third reading, Lxx. 307. Bodmin (Cornwall) ; 
On third reading, Lxx.321.—&lt;-—— Gateshead (Durham); “ For paying the expenses of obtaining the Act;” On third reading, 
LX1V. 317. Melcombe Regis (Dorset); On third reading, Lxx. 270.—&lt;——Ombersley Church and Workhouse; “ For 
empowering the trustees to make rates ;” On third reading, Lx1x. 364. Shadwell ; “ For allowing an appeal, if the payment 
- by the London Dock Company of the sums directed to be paid by the Act shall be deemed insufficient ;” On third reading, after 
being committed, Lxx11. 350. —&lt;— Simonburn ; On third reading, Lxv1. 352. Toxteth Chapel (Lancaster) ; “ For making 
rates on the holders of pews for the repair of the Church ;” On third reading, after being committed, Lxx. 276, ———— Tremadoc ; 
“ Authorizing the ministers to take double fees in certain cases,” after being committed ; also several other Clauses; On third reading, 

LXV. 501. 














171. Clergy :—For discontinuing proceedings in actions, and to prevent vexatious suits against Spiritual Persons under 43 Geo. III. c. 84; 
On third reading, 1x1x. 230. On resuming the adjourned Proceeding upon the third reading, 232. ——— To amend Clergy Resi- 
dence Act; On third reading, Lx1x. 478. See infra, 249. 


172. Clerks of the Peace :—To regulate the appointment and tenure of the office of Clerk of the Peace in Ireland; On third reading, 
LXXIV. 527.—LXXV. 230. 


173. Coal Meters :—Westminster ; On third reading, Lx x11. 283. 


174. Coals :—For more effectually preventing frauds in the admeasurement of Coals in the several parishes in the county of Surrey ; “ That 
Act shall not alter or repeal any other Act relating to the admeasurement of Coals ;” On third reading, LX1. 302. 


175. Consolidated Fund Accounts :—On third reading, tx x11. 367. 
176. Corn :—To amend the laws for regulating the importation of Corn; On third reading, Lxx. 157. 
177. Court Houses :—To provide for building Court and Sessions Houses ; On third reading, LX VIII. 579. 


178. Criminal Laws :—To amend Acts 13 and 44 Geo. III. for the more effectual execution of the Criminal Laws ; “ Declaring that no 
warrant shall be acted upon without proof of the Judges signature ;’ “ That courts shall not proceed against persons making default, 
unless it be proved that expenses have been offered ;” “ For limiting the operation of warrants in certain cases ;” On third reading, 

Lx. 378. 


179. Customs :—To amend Acts for the better collection of the Revenue of Customs and Excise in Ireland ; “ That the Commissioners of 
Stamps may authorize distributors to receive statements and grant permits in certain cases;” On third reading, iv111. 598. 
More effectually to regulate the collection of the duties of Customs in Ireland ; “ Relating to certificates for landing tea in Ireland ;” On 
third reading, 1x1. 465. For the abolition and regulation of certain offices in the Customs; On third reading, Lxv1. 313.——— 
Customs and Excise Regulation in Ireland; On third reading, .xx1 265, 496. To repeal the drawback on gold rings exported ; 
to permit the importation of Rhenish wine in bottles, on payment of certain duties, &amp;c.; “ For repealing the drawback allowed on 
the exportation of certain gold articles manufactured in Great Britain ;” On third reading, Lxxv. 309. 








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181, Debtors :—(From the Lords.) For the relief of certain Insolvent Debtors; “ For allowing certain persons who were in custody on the 
ist of March 1801, to take the benefit of the Act;” “ For the relief of persons who had been committed before the 1st of March 1801, 
and who had been discharged and arrested subsequent thereto by the same plaintiff;” “ For extending relief to Bankrupts who have 
conformed themselves to the Bankrupt Laws, but have not obtained their certificates ;” On third reading, Lv1. 584. ——— Insolvent 
Debtors in England ; “ For extending the provisions of the Act to the Isle of Man ;” On third reading, txv1. 455. ———— For relief 
of Debtors ;” On third reading, txv11. 119. ——— Dover Debtors ; On third reading, Lx1x. 270. 


182. Defence :—To amend Act of Session 1803 for the defence of the Realm, and to enable His Majesty to exercise His ancient prerogative 
in requiring the Military Services of His subjects, &amp;c.; “ For providing that persons residing in two parishes may make choice of the 
parish in which they will be enrolled ;” “ For punishing persons found guilty of misconduct during exercise ;” ‘ For saving the rights of 
the city of London ;” “ That persons having religious scruples with respect to their being exercised on a Sunday may be trained and exer- 
cised on some other day ;” “ For enabling the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports to carry the Act into execution ;” On third reading, 
Lvi11. 627, ——— To amend Act of Session 1803, requiring Military Service; “That Serjeants instructing Volunteers shall be paid 
in the same manner as Serjeants appointed under the Act ;” ‘“‘ That the provision in the Bill applicable to Quakers, shall be also applied 
to Unitarians ;” “‘ For exempting masters and mates of trading vessels from fines in certain cases;” ‘‘ For appointing Officers in the 
room of such as may be displaced ;” “ Authorizing Lords Lieutenants to appoint Deputy Lieutenants to act during their illness ;” 
* Directing that all Volunteers shall take the oath of allegiance ;” On third reading, Lv111. 684. To amend certain provisions 
in Act for establishing and maintaining a permanent additional force for the defence of the Realm, &amp;c.; ‘‘ Declaring that present con- 
tracts shall not be affected by the Act ;” “ For allowing to the tenant the power of appeal in certain cases ;” On third reading, L1x. 423. 

To repeal Act 44 Geo. III. for Defence of the Realm ; ‘‘ That the Act shall not repeal the provision for the wives and families of 

men raised for the Army of Reserve ;” On resuming adjourned proceeding on third reading, Lx1. 305. 








183. Divorces :—Loveden Edward Loveden ; “ For securing to Mrs. Loveden an annual allowance during the life of Mr. Loveden ;” “ For 
making void to a certain extent the settlement made upon the Marriage of the parties ;” On third reading, LXv1. 443. 


184. Docks, Harbours, &amp;c. :—For the preservation of the Public Harbours of the United Kingdom ; “ For reserving the rights of the 
city of London ;” On third reading, Lx1. 555. Harbours regulation ; On third reading, Lx1x. 482. ——— Boston ; On third 
reading, LXVII. 319. —«-—— Commercial Docks; On third reading, txv. 463. Liverpool; On third reading, txv1. 318. 
——— London Docks ; “ Directing that no gate shall be erected without the consent of the Lords of the Treasury ;” On third reading, 
LxI. 265. Montrose Harbour ; “ Directing a map to be deposited with the Clerk of the Peace ;” On third reading, Lxx1. 400. 
Plymouth ; On third reading, Lxvi. 420. ——— Ramsgate Harbour; On third reading, Lxx. 365. Southampton ; 
“To exempt certain vessels from the payment of Tolls ;” On third reading, tvirr. 296. Swansea; “For the application of 
compensation money when above £. 200. ;” “ When under £. 200. and above £. 20. ;” “ When under £, 20.;” “ Directing the purchase 
money to be paid into the Bank in certain cases ;’ “ Declaring that if any question shall arise touching the title to lands, the person 
in possession shall be deemed to be entitled thereto ;’ “ Declaring that the Court may order reasonable expenses to be paid by the 
Trustees in certain cases ;” On third reading, 11x. 339. Thurso ; “ For exempting vessels employed for the protection of the 
Revenue from payment of duties ;” On third reading, Lv11. 509. 























185. Drainage :——Borough Fen; On third reading, Lxv11. 335. ———— Holland, South; On third reading, Lxx11. 430. ——— Wildmore 
Fen and the West and East Fens (Lincoln); “ For the Draining of certain high lands ;” On third reading, Lv1. 620. 





186. East India Company :—FEast India Customs Duties ; On third reading, LX1x. 114. To amend and reduce into one Act the 
several laws relating to the manner in which the East India Company are required to hire ships ; On third reading, LX XIII. 403. 


187. Elections :—For amending and rendering more effectual the laws for the trials of Controverted Elections ; On third reading, Lxv111.529. 
For regulating the trial of Controverted Elections for Ireland; ‘‘ Directing that no Commission shall be issued unless certain 
notices shall be given to the parties ;” “ To preclude counsel or agents from pleading or examining witnesses before the Commissioners ;” 
On third reading, Lvi1. 620. —«— To amend Act of the Parliament of Ireland 35 Geo. III. so far as relates to Freeholds under 
twenty pounds; “Form of Oath;” “Form of Schedule ;” On third reading Lx. 307. For the better regulation of Polls, and 
for making further provisions touching the Election of Members to serve in Parliament for Ireland; On third reading, rx xv. 100. 








188. Embankments :—Malldraeth ; On third reading, LXv1. 288, ——=— The Hundred Feet Washes; On third reading, Lxvur. 376. 


189. Estates :—For ratifying agreement between Viscount Gage and the Crown for the purchase of High Meadow Estate; On resuming 
adjourned proceedings on third reading, LXX1I. 431. 


190. Exchequer Bills :——To amend Act of Session 1817 for authorizing the issue of Exchequer Bills for carrying on Public Works and 
employment of the Poor; On third reading, Lx x11. 454. 


191. Excise :—To repeal the Duties of Excise and grant others in lieu thereof; “ Allowing the Act to be varied, altered or repealed, during 
the present Session ;” On third reading, Lv111. 547. To explain and amend Acts 19 Geo. III. c. 56, and 49 Geo. III. c. 80, for 
allowing Dealers to roast their own Coffee; On third reading, Lxvi. 412. To amend Acts relating to the Revenues under the 
management of the Commissioners of Excise in Ireland ; On third reading, Lxx. 57. 


192. Extents in Aid :—On third reading, ux x11. 453. 








193. Ferries :—Frith of Forth; On third reading, rx vii1. 518. 


194. Fisheries :——For continuing the Bounties for the encouragement of the Greenland Whale Fisheries ; “ Admitting affidavits to be received 
in certain cases from parties not appearing;” On third reading, Lv11. 209. ——— Southern Whale Fishery ; On third reading, 
LXVI. 345-—-LXX 241. hs 

195. Forests :—For contiauing and extending the provisions of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo, III. for the better preservation of Timber in the New 
Forest; On third reading, LX VII. 231. 


196.Game Preservation :—*“ For prevention of persons going armed by night for the destruction of Game;” On third reading, 
LXXxII. 256. 


197. Gaols :—Gaol Fees Abolition; On third reading, 1x1x. 443. —— For the abolition of Gaol and other Fees connected with the Gaols 
in Great Britain ; “ For enabling Treasurers of Counties to pay allowances for places not usually assessed ;” On third reading, Lx x. 150. 
——— Aberdeen ; “ For apportioning the number of persons to be committed by Magistrates for the city and county of Aberdeen ;” 
On third reading, tvi1. 361. Durham; On third reading, LX VI. 425.———-London New Prison ; On third reading, Lx x. 407. 
——-—— Tewkesbury ; On third reading, Lxv111. 522. | 


198. Gas Light and Coke Company :—“ For restricting the breaking up of the pavements ;” On third reading, after being com- 
mitted ; “ Directing the Company to make a Report of their proceedings to the Secretary of State ;” On third reading, Lxx1. 492. 





199. Glass &gt;For granting an additional drawback on Flint, Phial and Crown Glass; On third reading, Lxvit. 445. —-—— For altering 
certain drawbacks and countervailing Duties on Glass ; “ For inflicting a pecuniary penalty on persons substituting Trish Glass ;” On 
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201. Greenwich Chest :—For improving the funds ; ‘“‘ That a per centage of money received for Droits of Admiralty shall be paid to 
the Chest ;” On third reading, Lx1. 504. 


202. Greenwich Hospital :—To empower the Commissioners to make further allowances to pensioners ; “ Directing the disposition of 
money received for Droits of Admiralty ;” On third reading, Lx1. 504. 


203. Hackney Coach Licences :—On the third reading, txx11. 465. 


204. Hides and Skins :—To explain and amend Act for preventing the damaging of Raw Hides and Skins in the flaying thereof; 


“ That no Butcher shall be liable to any penalty where the Hide is not taken off more than a certain distance below the gambrell ;” On 
third reading, Lv1. 483. 


205. Inclosures :—For consolidating in one Act the provisions usually inserted in Acts of Inclosure; “ For setting out public roads ;” “ For 
fencing roads and appointing Surveyors ;” “ For investing purchase monies in certain cases where the sum shall exceed £. 300. ;” 
“ For the like purpose where the sum shall be less than £. 200. ;” “‘ Where the sum shall be less than £.20. ;” “ For limiting the distance 

that witnesses shall be required to travel ;” On third reading, tv1. 635-6. Abingdon, Great (Cambridge) ; “ For appointing 
Commissioners in future;” On third reading, Lv1. 430. Abingdon, Little (Cambridge); “ For allowing a former map or 

survey to be used ;”, On third reading, Lv1. 625. Amberley (Sussex); On third reading, Lxv111. 451. ———— Askrigg (York), 

On third reading, Lxx1. 373. ———— Barkway and Reed (Herts); “ For empowering the Commissioners to sell the heath and waste 

lands for defraying the expenses of carrying the Act into execution ;” “ For enabling the proprietors to borrow money for the purpose of 

ring fencing their allotments;” On third reading, Lv1. 554. Basingborne (Cambridge); “ For authorizing the Lords of the 

Manors to appeal to the quarter sessions if dissatisfied with the allotment of a twentieth part ;” “ For restraining the Commissioners 

from allotting and inclosing the hamlet of Kneesworth without the consent of Sir Edward Nightingale and of Christ’s College; 
Cambridge, but not so as to affect the tithe owners;” On third Reading, Lvr. 487. Bentley, Great; On third reading, 

LXVII. 332. Blymhill; On third reading, txv11. 308. —— Bottisham (Cambridge) ; “ For empowering the Commissioners 

to sell part of the allotment in lieu of tithes;” “ For the application of the money to arise by such sale ;” “ Declaring that a fortieth 

part of the money raised by sale shall be paid off every year for forty years ;” “ Declaring that the money so paid shall be invested 

in land after forty years ;” On third reading, Lv1. 630. Brecknock Forest ; On third reading, Lx x. 429. Bringhurst, 

Great Easton and Drayton (Liecester); “ Giving power to make exchanges ;” On third reading, L1x. 309. ——— Bucknell and 
Clungunford (Salop) ; On third reading, LX X11. 291. Burham ; “ Directing certain allowances to be made to the Commissioners 

and their clerk; On third reading, Lxv1. 343. ——— Cardington and Church Stretten (Salop); On third reading, ux1x. 361. 
————Chaddleworth ; On third reading, Lx v1. 420. ———— Chitterne (Wilts); On third reading, Lx x. 402.——— Christchurch and 
Holdenhurst (Hants); “ For allowing an appeal to the quarter sessions ;” On third reading, Lv11. 352.——— Cold Higham; On third 

reading, LXVII. 303. Compton, Long; On third reading, Lxv1. 236. —— Coningsby, (Lincoln); “ For determining what 
lands are to be exempted from tithes when occupied by the owner;” “ For subjecting persons in certain cases to the payment of 

full tithes ;” “ Declaring the Act to bea Public Act ;” On third reading, Lv11. 529. —=-— Crowle, Eastoft and Ealand (Lincoln); 

On third reading, LXVIII. 509. Cumner (Berks) ; On third reading, Lx1x. 2fig, ——— Dereham, East; “ For authorizing 

tenants for life to borrow money ;” On third reading, Lxv1I. 150. —— Dolgelley ; On third reading, txv1. 321. ——— Ealing 

and Fawley; On third reading, Lxv. 273. ——-— East and West Fens (Lincoln) ; “ Empowering the Commissioners to allot lands 

in lieu of tithes of the lands to be sold for the purposes of the Act ;” “ Declaring that nothing contained in the Act shall prejudice 

the powers of any Act to be passed in this session of Parliament for draining Wildmore, and East and West Fens;” On third 

reading, Lv1. 620. Elton and Winster; On third reading, Lx1v. 249. Enfield (Middlesex) ; “ For empowering the 
Commissioners to sell part of the allotment in lieu of tithes ;” “ For the application of the money to arise by such sale ;” “ Directin g 

that a fortieth part of the money raised shall be paid off every year for forty years ;” “ Declaring that the money so paid shall be 

invested in land after forty years;” On third reading, Lv1. 630 —-—— Exmoor Forest (Somerset and Devon); On third reading, 

- LXX. 412. ——=-—— Faenol (Merioneth); “ Directing the Commissioners to make an extract of the award so far as relates to the 
allotment to His Majesty, and to transmit the same to the Surveyor General of the Land Revenue ;” On third reading, Lx. 292. 

Fawley (Hants); On third reading, Lxv111. 174. ———— Framwelgate and Witton Gilbert (Durham) ; “ For giving notice for 

setting out roads;” “ For settling the Commissioners accounts ;” On third reading, Lv1. 173. Garristown (Dublin); “ That 
the Act be printed by the King‘s Printer, and copies so printed admitted in evidence;” On third reading, Lvi11. 279, —_— 
Gillingham, &amp;c. (Norfolk); “ Directing the Commissioners to make an extract of so much of their award as relates to His Majesty’s 
land, and transmit the same to the Surveyor General of the Land Revenue ;” On third reading, Lx. 224. ——_— Harefield; On 
third reading, LXvI. 332. Havering-atte-Bower ; On third Reading, Lxv1. 358. ————— Headington (Oxon); “ For giving 
notice of setting out roads ;” On third reading, Lv1. 487. ———— Hevesham (Westmorland) ; “ Directing an extract of the award 
to be submitted to the Surveyor General of the Land Revenue;” “ That Act be printed by the King’s Printer, and copies thereof so 
printed admitted in evidence ;” On third reading, Lv111. 491. «== Heworth Moor (York); On third reading, 1x x11. 302. —_—_— 
Hilderstone (Stafford); On third reading, tx1x. 256. Homingsheath, Great, and Westley (Suffolk); On third reading, 
LXVIIL. 471. ——=—— Isleworth (Middlesex); On third reading, LxviiI. 511. Kinfare (Stafford); “ For giving notice of 
setting out roads;” On third reading, Lv1. 172. King’s Brompton, &amp;c. (Somerset) ; “ For giving notice of setting out roads ;” 
“ For payment of the costs of partitions;” On third reading, Lv1. 139. Kirkburton (York); On third reading, uxviir. 496. 
Langham ( Norfolk); On third reading, Lxx. 251. Launton ; On third reading. Lxv. 462. ——_—— Littlebury (Essex) ; 

“ For giving notice of setting out roads;” “ For empowering tenants in common to make exchanges ;” “ Respecting the accepting of 
allotments ;” “ For empowering Guardians to accept allotments ;” “‘ Declaring that the non-acceptance of Guardians, &amp;c. shall not 
prejudice the claims of infants and others;” On third reading, Lv1. 179.———— Llanaber; On third reading, Lxv. 354. 
Liandilofawr and Talley (Carmarthen); On third reading, Lxx11. 287. ———— Llanrhystid; On third reading, ixviz, 329. 
——— Lockerly ; On third reading, Lxv1. 297. Lyford (Berks); “ For making an allotment in lieu of rectorial and vicarial 
tithes;” “ For making a subdivision between the rector and vicar ;” “ Declaring that the tithes shall be received till the execution 
of the award;” “ Declaring the impropriator’s and vicar’s fences shall be made by the other proprietors ;” On third reading, 
LVI. §15. ——=——Mattishall (Norfolk); “ Declaring that an extract of the award and the plan of the allotment to His Majesty be made 
and transmitted to the Land Revenue Office ;” On third reading, Lv1. 402. Moreton, South (Berks) ; On third reading, tx x111, 291. 
———— Moulsey (Surrey); On third reading, Lxx. 287. Ombersley (Worcester) On third reading ; Lx1x. 364.——Pilleth ; 
On third reading, Lxvi1. 198.————— Pottishead (Somerset); On third reading, Lx1x. 336. Radnor, New; On third reading, 
LXVI. 328. ———— Richmond (York); “ For empowering Justices of the peace for Richmond to act in certain cases ;” “ For making 
the Act a’Public Act;” On third reading, tvi1, 253.——— Shap (Westmorland); On third reading, txviir. 356, ——_— 
Skelton in Cleveland (York); On third reading, txvii1. 363. Stilton (Huntingdon); “ For making an allotment for an 
additional burial ground ;” On third reading, tx. 228. ——— Stoke Talmage; On third reading, Lxv1. 296. ——— Sulhamstead ; 
On third reading, Lxv1. 336. Tatenhill; On third reading, LXVII. 325. Thorganby; On third reading, LXV. 375, 
Thurlby (Lincoln); “ For allotting the open common fields ;” On third reading, Lv11. 511. Tibberton; On third 
reading, Lxv. 350. —— Tickenham (Somerset) ; “ For giving notice of setting out roads;” On third reading, ivi. 155. ——_— 
Tilshead ; On third reading, Lx v1. 374.———Trumpington (Cambridge) ; “ For empowering the Commissioners to sell part of the allot- 
ment in lieu of tithes ;” “ For the application of the money to arise by such sale ;” “ Directing that the master and fellows of Trinity 
College and the vicar shall pay off a fortieth part of the money raised by sale every year for forty years ;” “ Declaring that the money 
so paid by the impropriator and vicar shall be invested in land after forty years ;” On third reading, Lv1. 629. ——— Warthill; On 


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third reading, Lxvi1. 324. ——=—— Warton and Silverdale; On third reading, uxv1. 287, ——_ Westbury; On third reading, 
LXV1. 236. Westmanside (Berks) ; “‘ Declaring that an extract of the award and the plan of the allotment to His Majesty be made, 
and transmitted to the Land Revenue Office ;” On third reading, tv1.349. “ Directing that the allotment to the Lords of the Manor 
shall not be tess than one-twentieth of the residue of the waste ;” On resuming the adjourned proceeding on third reading, 356. 
Weyhill ; On third reading, txv11. 315. ——— Wildmore Fen (Lincoln); “ For allotting lands in lieu of tithes of the lands to be 
sold for the purposes of the Act ;” On third reading, Lv1.624.——— Windlesham; On third reading, txvir. 338. ——_— 
Witherwick (York); “ Directing that the lands shall not be drained under the Act without the consent of certain proprietors ;” On 
third reading, Lv11. 484. Yeftley, otherwise Iffey (York); On third reading, Lx x. 365. 











206. Innkeepers :—For increasing the rates of subsistence to Innkeepers on quartering soldiers; On third reading, Lxv. 289. 


207. Justice :—To facilitate the administration of Justice; “ Directing the manner in which the expenses of proceedings under the Act shall 
be paid;” On third reading, LXvIII. 302. Concerning the administration of Justice in Scotland ; “ For subjecting petitioners 
in certain cases, to the payment of the expenses previously incurred in the process, by the other party ;” “ For subjecting appellants to 
the payment of interests, together with the costs and expenses, in case of the appeal being withdrawn or dismissed ;” On third reading, 
Lx111. 463. 





208. Justices :—For repealing Acts 32 and 36 Geo. III. for the more effectual administration of the office of a Justice of the Peace in Mid- 
dlesex and Surrey, and for making other provisions in lieu thereof ; “ Prescribing the form of conviction ;” “ For saving the rights of 
the Dean and Chapter of Westminster ;” On third reading, Lv11.555.——— (From the Lords.) To render them more safe in the 
execution of their duty; “‘ That a plaintiff shall not be entitled to recover against any Justice any penalty, damages or costs, when the 
guilt of such plaintiff shall have been proved ;” On third reading, Lvi11. 633. ————To amend Act for the more effectual adminis- 
tration of the office of a Justice of the Peace in and near the Metropolis ; On third reading, Lx11. 797. 


209. Lace :—For encouraging the manufacture thereof in Great Britain ; “ Directing that Lace which has paid the duty, although less than 


twelve yards, shall not be liable to be seized ;” ‘‘ For making Lace where a difficulty may arise in ascertaining the duty ;” “ For allowing’ 
“ Lace in the possession of dealers to be stamped ;” On third reading, Lx1. 459. 


211. Lighthouses :—Tinmouth Castle ; “ For saving the rights of His Majesty ;” On third reading, ivi1. 299. 


212. Liquors :—For charging Foreign Liquors and Tobacco derelict, jetsam, flotsam, lagan or wreck, brought into Great Britain, with the 
duties payable on importation of such Liquors and Tobacco; On third reading, Lxvi1. 342. 


213. Lotteries :—To suppress certain Games and Lotteries not authorized by law; “ Providing that persons offending against the Act shall 
be deemed rogues and vagabonds ;” On third reading, Lvr1. 627. To enable Robert Bowyer of Pall Mall, to dispose of his 
collection of paintings, &amp;c. by way of Chance; “ Enabling the trustees to pay the money arising from the sale of tickets into the Bank 
of England ;” “ Appointing persons to certify the completion of the articles ;” “ Appointing other persons to certify the same in case 
of the death of any of the persons before appointed ;” ‘‘ Empowering the trustees to proceed in execution of the Act when the certificate 
shall have been published ;” On third reading, Lx. 183. 





214. Madhouses :——To repeal 14 Geo. III. for regulating Madhouses, and for making other provisions ; “ For preventing keepers receiving 
Lunatics without a certificate ;” “ Inflicting a penalty on keepers receiving more than one Lunatic above the numbers licensed ;” On third 
reading, LX1X. 449. 


215. Magistrates :—For the better execution of the laws in Ireland, by appointing superintending Magistrates; On third reading, Lx1x. 466. 
To amend Act 54 Geo. III. for providing for the better execution of the laws in Ireland, by appointing superinteading Magis- 
trates ; On third reading, Lx x. 57. 





216. Man, Isle of :—To continue Acts for the further encouragement of the trade and manufactures of the Isle of Man ; “ For enlarging the 
time during which licences shall continue in force ;” On resuming adjourned Proceedings on third reading, Lv11. 635. 


217. Military Force :—For raising an additional Military Foree in England; “ Declaring what service of notice shall be deemed good 
service ;” On third reading, Lv111. 567. 


218. Militia :—For completing the establishment of officers in the Militia of Great Britain; “To enable Lord Lieutenants to appoint 
qualified persons from adjoining counties ;” On third reading, Lv111. 299. -— For more speedily completing the Militia of Great 
Britain ; “ For inflicting a penalty on constables taking insurances for providing men ;” On third reading, Lv1rt. 465. For 
consolidating and amending the several laws for relief of the families of Militia men ; “ Directing that in the borough of Plymouth, 
the allowances shall be paid by the treasurer of the corporation of the poor ;” On third reading, Lv11I. 410. ———— For a return of 
correct lists of persons liable to serve in the Militia under Act 42 Geo. III. &amp;c.; “ To enable His Majesty to renew the ballot for sup- 
plying vacancies in regiments which have been reduced below their establishment ;” On third reading, Lx1. 485. Militia 
Completing Bill; “‘ For directing the application of fines in England ;” “ Directing the application of fines in Scotland;” On third 
reading, 111. 821.———— For allowing a certain proportion of the Militia in Great Britain voluntarily to enlist into His Majesty’s 
Regular Forces; On third reading, Lx11. 821. To amend Local Militia Acts; On third reading, txv. 281. ——_—— To amend 
Act for completing Militia ; On third reading, Lxv. 281. For amending the laws relating to the Local Militia in England ; 
On third reading, Lxv11. 201. ——— To amend several Acts relating to enlisting ; “ For inflicting a penalty for neglect of duty in 
certain cases ;” On third reading, Lxv11I. 535.———— To enable His Majesty to accept the services of a proportion of the Militia 
out of the United Kingdom, for the vigorous prosecution of the war ; On third reading, LxIx. §2.—&lt;—— For extending the provisions 
of Act 46 Geo. III. for making better provision for soldiers to serjeants of the Militia; “ For giving additional allowances to serjeants 
in certain cases ;” On third reading, Lx1x. 88. To enable His Majesty to accept the services of the Local Militia out of their 
counties; “ For giving allowances to serjeants in certain cases;” On third reading, Lx1x.92. To amend Acts for raising 
a Militia Force in Scotland ; “ Directing that officers in the Army shall not sit on courts martial on Militia officers or soldiers; 
and that officers of the Militia shall not sit on courts martial for the trial of any officers or soldiers serving in any other of His 
Majesty’s forces ;” On third reading, v1. 399. “ For allowing officers of the Militia of England quartered in Scotland to sit on 
courts martial, in conjunction with officers of the Militia of Scotland ;” On resuming adjourned Proceedings on third reading, 435. 
To amend Act for amending the laws relating to the Local Militia in Scotland; On third reading, Lxv111. 303. 
To amend Act of Session 1803, for making provision for the wives and families of Militia men in Ireland; “ For allowing the Act to’ 
be altered or repealed during the present Session ;” On third reading, 11x. 192. For empowering His Majesty to accept the 
services of the Irish Militia ; That voluntary offers of service shall be binding during the continuance of the Act ;” On third reading, 
LIX. 207, ———— For allowing a certain proportion of the Militia in Ireland voluntarily to enlist into His Majesty’s Regular Forces ; 
On third reading, ux11. 821. 


























219. Navy Inquiry :—To continue Act 43 Geo. III. ; “ That persons shall not be required to answer questions tending to criminate them- 
selves ;” On third reading, Lx. 293. 


221. Navi tions, Canals, &amp;c. :—Aire and Calder ; On third reading, Lx xv. 313. Ardrossan Harbour to Tradestown, near 
G w; “ Directing application to be made to Mr. William Macdowall before the banks of certain grounds shall be formed ;” On 
third reading, Lx1. 392. Edinburgh and Falkirk; On third reading, 1xx11. 346. Grand Junction ; “ Declaring that 
nothing contained in the Act shall affect questions between the Company and certain persons ;” On third reading, Lv1.354. Grand 


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(3.)—Added to Bills on Third Readings, and on further Proceedings on Third Readings—continued. 


Navigation, Canals, &amp;c.—continued. 


Junction; On third reading, Lxxiv. 483.———— Grand Western Canal ; “ For enforcing the payment of calls;’ On third reading, 
LXVI. 353. Inland Navigation in Ireland ; On third reading, Lx x. 466. Kennet and Avon ; “ For securing the right of 
wharfage to the Corporation of Devises ;” On third reading, Lx. 341.———Leicestershire Canal; On third reading, Lxv. 371. . 
Manchester and Bury ; “ To authorize the purchase of lands for building warehouses ;” “ For empowering the company to sell lands ;” 
“« Directing that before lands are resold, the same shall be offered to the persons from whom they were purchased ;” “ Declaring that 
the words grant, bargain and sale shall be taken to be express covenants;” “ Directing the application of rents ;” On third reading, 
LX. 111. ———— Medway; “ To compel the payment of sums subscribed ;” On third reading, rvi1. 566. Paddington and 
Thames; On third reading, Lxv1I. 390. ——-— Portsmouth and Arundel Navigation ; On third reading, Lxx1v. 487.——— Regent's 
Canal; On third reading, Lxx1v. 380. Severn; “ That in any question of title to money to be paid for premises purchased, 
the person in possession shall be entitled thereto;” ‘‘ That the court of Chancery may order payment of the reasonable expenses 
attending purchases ;” On third reading, Lv111. 596.——— Tamar ; “‘ That in any question of title to money to be paid for premises 
purchased, the person in possession shall be entitled thereto ;” “That the court of Chancery may order payment of the reasonable 
expenses attending purchases ;” On third reading, LV1II. 593. Wey and Arun; On third reading, Lxvi11. 329. ——— Wilts 
and Berks; “ For regulating the construction of Vessels ;” On third reading, Lv1. 310. 

















222. Navy :—For appointing Commissioners to inquire into certain irregularities, frauds and abuses therein ; “ For the appointment of clerks and 

other officers, and directing their salary to be paid out of the Consolidated Fund ;” On third reading, after being committed, Lv111. 107. 
For regulating of His Majesty’s Royal Marine Forces while on shore; On third reading, txx1. 218. To make further 
regulations respecting the payment of Navy Prize Money; On third reading, Lx x11. 392. To make further regulations as to 


the paymentof Navy Prize Orders ; “For punishing persons who personate other persons entitled to Prize Money ;” On third reading, 
after being committed, Lx xiv. 569. 











223. Offenders :—For repealing such parts of several Acts as allow rewards on convictions, &amp;c.; On third reading, Lxx111. 358. 


224. Pavings, Lightings and other Improvements :——Barnstaple; ‘For preventing persons from setting up stalls ;” On third 
reading, LXVI. 359. Deptford, Saint Nicholas; “'To exempt persons passing over Ravensborne Bridge from the payment of 
Toll ;” On third reading, L1x. 323. Dover; On third reading, rxv. 206, Edinburgh Police; On third reading, 
Lxx1. 460. ——— Gravesend ; “ For inflicting a penalty for refusal of inspection of accounts ;” On third reading, after being com- 
mitted, LXXI. 475. Kilmarnock ; “ For allowing persons possessed of grounds adjoining the streets to build thereupon under 
certain restrictions ;” On third reading, Lv11. 358. —«— Kirkcaldy ; Twopennies Scots; On third reading, Lxvuit. 383. 
Litchfield; On third reading, txx. 200. ——— Moorfields ; On third reading, LXvIt. 519. St. George’s Fields Improvement ; 
On third reading, Lxv. 442.—Lxvil. 480. ——— Sculcoates ; “ Directing the manner of payment of the value of the estate to be 
surveyed;” On third reading, Lv1. 361. ——— Shadwell; Lighting and Poor; On third reading, txv . 469. Southwark ; 
“Limiting the time for purchasing houses ;” On third reading, Lv111. 328. Temple Bar; On third raeding, yxv1. 416. 
Tower Hill and East Smithfield; On third reading, txvu. 363. ———Weymouth and Melcombe Regis; On third reading, after 
being committed, Lxv. 352. —&lt;——— Wisbech Improvement; On third reading; LXxv. 434. 





























225. Peace :—For the more effectual preservation of the Peace within the county of Nottingham ; “ For extending the provisions of the Act 
to ridings or divisions, and to extra parochial places ;” ‘‘ For empowering Justices to require the attendance of constables and a return 
of lists ;” On third reading, Lxvi1. 165. For the preservation ot the Public Peace in ce:tain disturbed counties in England, 
and to give additional powers to, Justices ; On third reading, Lxv1I. 539.——— Peace Preservation Bill in Ireland ; On third reading, 
Lx1x. 480. On adjourned proceeding being resumed, Lx1x. 486. 





226. Pilots :—For the more effectual regulation of Pilots and of the Pilotage of ships and vessels on the coast of England ; On third reading, 
LXVII. 235. 


227. Police : Thames Police ; To continue Acts for the more effectual prevention of depredations on the River Thames and its vicinity ; On 
third reading, Lx11. 167. 


228. Poor :—Poor Return Bill; On third reading, LX x. 201. ——— For the amendment of the laws for the relief of the Poor; On third 
reading, LXXIII. 325. To regulate the relief granted to the Poor in Scotland; On third reading, Lxx1v. 466. Botolph, 
Saint ; For paying the expenses of the Act ; On third reading, Lxv1. 358. —~—— Pancras, Saint ; ‘To impose a penalty on persons 


interrupting officers under the Act;” On third reading, after being committed, xxiv. 314. ——-— Shardlow; On third reading, 
LXXI. 430. 








229. Poor Rates :—For the better collection of the Poor Rates ; “ Declaring that the court of quarter sessions may, with the consent of parties, 
proceed on defective notices ;” On third reading, Lv1. 254. 


231. Post Horse Duties :—On third reading, LX1X. 505. To continue so much of Act 57 Geo. III. for letting to farm the 
Post Horse Duties, as relates to the letting to farm the Post Horse Duties; “Empowering Justices to determine pena! ‘ies under fifty 


pounds ;” “ Containing the form of conviction and mitigation ;” “ Declaring that Horses let by the day shall be liable to a certain Duty ;” 
On third reading, Lx xv. 448. 





232. Potatoes :—For encouraging the cultivation of Potatoes in open and common field lands ; ‘ For protecting persons having separate sheep 
walks ;” On third reading, Lv. 234. 


233. Prisons :—To amend Act relating to Prisons in Ireland ; On third reading, Lxx. 307. 
234. Property Tax :—To explain Acts; On third reading, 1x x1. 463. 
235. Railways :—Dean Forest; On third reading, tx1v. 367. ——— Mansfield; On third reading, Lxx11. 287. 


236 Records, Public :—+For better regulating the Public Records of Scotland; ‘That Clerks shall not be allowed to use books not 
marked ;” On third reading, after being committed, LxIv. 217. 


237. Religious Worship -—To repeal certain Acts and to amend other Acts relating to Religious Worship and Assemblies; On third 
reading, LXVII. 539. 


238. Roads :—To amend Irish Road Act; On third reading, LXxv. 288. 


239. Salt Laws :—« Allowing Salt refiners on the sea coast to warehouse Salt under certain restrictions ;” On third reading, after being 
committed, LX XII. 317- 


241. Saving Banks :—To amend Act 57 Geo. III. to encourage the establishment of Banks for Savings in England ; On third reading, 
LXXIII, 370. 


242. Seamen :—To explain and amend Act for the encouragement of Seamen; On third reading, Lx1v. 393.——— To repeal Acts 


relating to Seamen’s wills, and to make other provision; “ For establishing a table of fees;” “ For altering the distance at which 
prize money may be paid to order ;” On third reading, tx x, 287. 


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243. Seditious Meetings :—On third reading, uxx11. 163.—1xxv. 58. 


244, Sewers :—Finsbury and Holborn ; On third reading, Lx1x. 323. —————- Mouldsey, East; “ For the protection of the Turnpike Roads ;” 
On third reading, tx1v. 366. 


245. Sinecures :—For abolishing and regulating Sinecures and Offices executed by Deputy ; On third reading, yxv11. 427. 
246. Slaves :—To prevent British subjects from lending capital to assist the carrying on of the Slave Trade ; On third reading, Lx x. 304. 


247. Smuggling :—To render more effectual Act 24 Geo. III. for the more effectual prevention of Smuggling in Great Britain ; “ Declaring 
that persons offending against the Act shall be deemed rogues and vagabonds ;” “ For extending the provisions of Act 17 Geo. III. 
respecting rogues and vagabonds to such persons ;” “ For preventing persons from being prosecuted both ways prescribed by the Act ;” 
On third reading, Lv11. 614. For the more effeetual prevention of Smuggling; “ To punish offenders taking horses for 
conveying goods subject to forfeiture without the owner’s consent ;” On third reading, Lx. 440. To amend Acts for the 
prevention of Smuggling; “ For compelling persons to appear at the quarter sessions;” On third reading, LxIv. 333. For 
making more effectual provision for the prevention of Smuggling; “ For inflicting a penalty on masters of vessels not in the Navy 
carrying the Navy pendant ;” On third reading, after being committed, Lx x1. 487. For amending Acts; On third reading, 
LX XII. 430. 

















248. Spirits :—For reviving and continuing so much of Act 49 Geo. III. as relates to Great Britain; On third reading, txvi1. 68. 
For imposing a duty of Excise on the excess of spirits nade from corn in England; “ For permitting distillers to continue the use of 
Black Jack ;” On third reading, after being committed, Lx x11. 452. —— For repealing the duties in Scotland on Wash and Spirits 
and distiller’s licences, and for granting others; “ To prevent the distilling of faints with the wash ;” On third reading, after being 
committed, Lx x1. 506. To grant certain duties in Scotland upon Wash and Spirits made from corn; “ That persons sued for 
penalties shall not be liable to penalties under former Acts ;” On third reading, Lxxv. 450. —&lt;—— To encourage the distillation of 
Spirits from sugar in Ireland; On third reading, Lxv1i1. 444. To suppress the practice of making Spirits illicitly in Ireland ; 
“ For inflicting a penalty on officers guilty of collusion ;” On third reading, after being committed, Lxv1I1. 590. For amending 
Acts for regulating the distillation of Spirits in Jreland ; On third reading, uxvi11. 641. ———— For the better collecting and securing 
the Duties on Spirits distilled in Ireland ; On third reading, Lxx. 410. 











249. Spiritual Persons :—To amend the laws relating to Spiritual Persons; “ That where any judgment shall have been obtained and 
execution sued out previous to the passing of the Act, a Judge of the court may order repayment of the money ;” On third reading, 
LVIII. 575+ See supra, 171. 


251. Stage Coaches :—For punishing criminally drivers of Stage Coaches and Carriages for accidents occasioned by their negligence or 
misconduct ; On third reading, Uxxv. 217. 


262, Surgeons :—For enlarging their charter; On third reading, uxx. 461. 


253. Thames Lastage and Ballastage :—For the regulatlon of Lastage and Ballastage in the River Thames; “For supplying 
Ships with Ballastage in-certain cases ;” “‘ For restraining the Trinity House from taking Ballast westward of London Bridge without 
licence ;” On third reading, LX. 444. 


254. Theatres :—Drury Lane; On third reading, txv11. 159. 
255. Tobacco :—To grant certain Duties of Excise in Ireland on Tobacco; On third reading, uxvu111. 529. 
256. Tunnels :—Severn Tunnel ; On third reading, Lxv. 217. 


257. Turnpike Roads :—Ashborne to Leek, “ For exempting certain persons from the payment of toll ;” On third reading, after being 
committed, 11x. 146. ——— Banff, Elgin and Aberdeen; “ For appointing Trustees for the application of the sum of £.2,000.;” 
On third reading, L1x. 356. ——— Bury to Blackburn; On third reading, after being committed, Lxv. 154. ———— Chatham and 
Canterbury; On third reading, Lxv11. 265. ——— Cherrill and Calne; On third reading, txvyi1. 481. ——— Cork to Tralee; 
On third reading, txvir. 368. ——— Dolgelly; On third reading, txx1v. 460. —— Dundalk to Dunleer; On third 
reading, LXX. 311. ——- Dunstable to Stafford House; “ For taking down and rebuilding the Market House in Dunstable ;” On 
third reading, Lv1. 536. ——- Exeter Roads and Bridges ; “ For enabling the Trustees to keep separate accounts;” “ For permitting 
persons having paid at Kinnelly Gate to pass through the Broadway Gate free of toll ;” On third reading, Lv111. 574. Glasgow 
and Carlisle ; On third reading, Lxx1. 514. —-—— Haddon to Bentley and Ashbourne; On third reading, txvi. 286. 
Honiton; On third reading, Lx11. 916. ———— Kent and Surrey; On third reading, txvi1. 503. —&lt;— Malton to Pickering; 
“ Directing a certain sum to be annually applied towards the repair of a particular part of the Road ;” “ For empowering the Trustees 
to borrow a certain sum on the credit of the tolls;” On third reading, after being committed, L1x. 320. ——— Mambhilad to Usk; On 
third reading, LXIX. 333. —==—— New Chappel to Ditcheling Bost Hills; “‘ To prevent any deviation from the present line of Road ;” 
On third reading, Lx111. 214. ——— New North; “ For inflicting a penalty on persons taking away materials from the Road ;’”’ On - 
third reading, Lxvi1. 389. ———— Pulborough to Steyning; On resuming adjourned proceeding on third reading, Lxv. 247. —— 
Renfrew, Lanark, and Ayr; “ Declaring that in cases where proper titles shall not be made out or where persons shall refuse to 
accept the sums awarded to them, the purchase money shall be paid into the Bank of Scotland ;” On third reading, 11x. 316. ——_— 
Sharples and Hoghton ; “ Declaring that lime shall not be exempted from payment of toll ;” On third reading, after being committed, 
LVI. 376. ——— Shoreham to Bromley ; On third reading, txv. 148. —— Speenhamland and Marlborough; On third reading, 
LX1X. 354. —==— Stroud to Gloucester ; “ For inflicting a penalty on persons assaulting the gate-keepers ;” “ For inflicting a penalty 
on persons claiming exemption from tolls not being entitled thereto ;” On third reading, after being committed, Lxx111. 94-5. ——— 
Truro; On third reading, Lx x11. 280, —«— Truro and Falmouth; On third reading, Lxx. 245. ——— Wem to Bron-y-garth ; 
On third reading, Lx x111. 129. —&lt;«—— Windsor Forest Roads ; On third reading, Lx x1. 517. 








258. Tythes Leasing Bill :—On third reading, uxx11. 401. 


259. Waterworks :—Dublin ; “ For annulling the agreement made between the corporation of Dublin and the undertakers of the Grand 
Canal;” “‘ For making satisfaction to the undertakers of the said Canal ;” On third reading, Lv11. 567.————— London Dock Company, 
On third reading, Lx11. 135. —=—— Paddington ; On third reading, Lxv1. 343. —~=-——Stratford le Bow ; On third reading, Lx11. 344. 
————. West Middlesex ; On third reading, after being committed, Lxv. 282. 


261. West Indies :—For making the ports of Crooked Island and Scarborough free ports; “‘To obviate certain doubts respecting Act 
36 Geo. III. ;” On third reading, 11x. 406. 


262. Wine :-—For making perpetual certain duties of Excise on Wine imported into Great Britain ; “ For allowing a drawback of the duties to 
the commanding officers of His Majesty’s ships ;” On third reading, Lx. 288. 


263. Yeomanry :—For autherizing the billeting of troops of Yeomanry and Volunteer Cavalry ; “ Enabling magistrates in Ireland to billet 
Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps in certain cases ;” “Declaring that in case of invasion the Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps shall be 
subject to military discipline;” On third reading, Lv111. 632. 





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III. Clauses: 


(4.)—Commitied to Committees of the Whole House : 


264. Alehouses :——For amending the laws for regulating the manner of licensing Alehouses in England; “ For preventing persons who are 
publicans from acting as constables ;” LxxIVv. 570. 


265. Attestation :—Of instruments of appointment and revocation; On third reading, LX1x. 440. 
266. Bridges :—Vauxhall; “ That gravel taken out of the river for ballast shall not be thrown into the river again ;” Lx1v. 317. 


267. Churches and Chapels :—Ombersley ; “ Empowering the Trustees to make rates;” Lx1x. 364.————— Shadwell; “ Allowing 
an appeal, if the payment by the London Dock Company of the sums directed by the Act shall be deemed insufficient ;” Lx x11. 350. 


Toxteth Chapel; “For making rates on the holders of pews for the repair of the Church ;” txx. 276. Tremadoc ; 
“ Authorizing the Ministers to take double fees in certain cases ;” LXV. 501. 








268. Cotton :—For the preservation of the health and morals of apprentices and others employed in Cotton and other mills and factories; 
“‘ For compelling masters to cause an entry to be made of their mills and factories, to be kept by the Clerk of the Peace ;” Lv. 534. 


269. Curates :——For encouraging the residence of Stipendiary Curates on their Cures; “ Allowing the Bishop to require from the Incumbent 
a statement of the value of his benefice ;” Lx. 314. 


271. Customs :—To repeal the Drawback on Gold Rings exported, &amp;c. ; “'To repeal the Drawhack allowed on the exportation of certain Gold 
articles manufactured in Great Britain;” Lxxv. 309. 


272. Divorces :—Loveden Edward Loveden; “ For securing to Mrs. Loveden an annual allowance during the life of Mr. Loveden ;” 
LXVI. 431, 443. 


273. Docks, Harbours and Piers :—Bristol; “ Empowering the Dock Company to erect Toll Houses and to take Tolls ;” ‘ Limiting 


the sum to be collected by such Tolls ;’ Lx111. 160.—_—— Montrose ; “ Directing a Map to be deposited with the Clerk of the Peace;” 
LXXI. 400. 


274. Dublin Police :—For the more effectual administration of the office of a Justice of the Peace within the district of Dublin Metropolis ; 
“To prevent Barristers and certain other persons appointed under the Act from voting for Members of Parliament for the county and 
city of Dublin ;” Lx111. 429. 


275. Elections :—Weymouth Election Bill; “ Limiting the time when the Act should take effect;” Lxvir1. 402.—«—For better regulation 
of Polls, &amp;c. in Ireland ; “‘ Regarding the registry of voters in cities and towns in Ireland ;” Lx x11. 374. 


276. Gaols :—For the abolition of Gaol and other Fees connected with the Gaols in Great Britain ; “ Enabling Treasurers of Counties to pay 
allowances for places not usually assessed ;” Lx x. 150. 


277.Gas Light and Coke Company :—“ Restricting the breaking up of the pavements ;” Lxx1. 492. 


278. Glass :—For altering certain drawbacks and countervailing duties on Glass, &amp;c.; “ Inflicting a pecuniary penalty on persons substituting 
Ivish Glass ;” Lxx. 406. 





279.Grand J ury Presentments :—To amend the laws for making, repairing and improving the Roads and other Public Works in 
Ireland by Grand Jury Presentments ; “To enable Grand Juries to present money for sudden breaches ;” Lx xiv. 587. 


281. Inclosures :—For consolidating in one Act the provisions usually inserted in Acts of Inclosure; “For fencing roads and appointing 
surveyors;” tvi. 635-6. ——— Burham ; “ Directing certain allowances to be made to the Commissioners and their clerk ;” 
LXVI. 343. —«=—- Dereham, East; “ Authorizing tenants for life to borrow money ;” Lxvit. 150. ——— Hilderstone ; “ Fixing the 
allowance to be made to the Commissioners ;” Lx1x. 256. —«—— Thorganby ; “ Directing the award to be inrolled with the Clerk of 
the Peace ;” Lxv. 375. 


282. Justice :—To facilitate the administration of Justice ; “ Directing an additional sum of money to be set apart and paid quarterly out of 
the fees of the Lord Chancellor, Lord Keeper or Lords Commissioners for the time being, and carried to the account of the aggregate 
fund ;” Lxvii1. 301. “ Directing that a certain part of the salaries of the Vice Chancellor and other persons shall be paid out of the 
common and general cash belonging to the suitors of the Court of Chancery lying unemployed at the Bank of England,” 302. 


283. Mad Houses :—To repeal 14 Geo. lI. for regulating Mad Houses and for making other provisions; ‘‘ For preventing keepers 
receiving lunatics without a certificate ;” “ Inflicting a penalty on keepers receiving more than one lunatic above the numbers licensed ;” 
LXIX. 449. 
284. Military Service :—To amend Act of Session 1803 for the defence of the Realm and to enable His Majesty to exercise his ancient 
prerogative in requiring the Military Services of his Subjects, &amp;c.; “ For punishing persons found guilty during exercise ;” tvir1. 627. 
——— To amend Act of Session 1803, requiring Military Service; ‘ That serjeants instructing volunteers shall be paid in the same 
manner as serjeants appointed under the Act ;” Lvist. 683. 


235. Militia :—For more speedily completing the Militia of Great Britain; “ For inflicting a penalty on constables taking insurances for 
providing men ;” Lvil1. 465. —&lt;—— For the speedily completing the Militia of Great Britain ; “‘ Directing the application of fines in 
England ;” “ Directing the application of fines in Scotland ;” Lx11. 821. ————— For establishing a permanent Local Militia force in 
England, under certain restrictions, for the defence of the Realm; “ Empowering Deputy Lieutenants or Justices to order subdivision 
Clerks to pay bounties ;” Lx111. 423. ——— To amend Act for enabling His Majesty to establish a permanent Local Militia force: 
“Preventing Local Militia men from enlisting into the Army or Militia ;” Lx1v. 241. — — To amend several Acts relating to the 
Militia; “ Inflicting a penalty for neglect of duty in certain cases ;” LXVIII. 535.———— For extending provisions of Act 46 Geo. III. 
for making better provision for soldiers to serjeants of the Militia; “Giving additional allowances to serjeants in certain cases ;” 
LxIx. 88.- To enable His Majesty to accept the services of the Local Militia out of their counties, &amp;c.; “ Giving allowances 
to serjeants in certain cases ;” LXIX. 92. 





286. Navigations :——Grand Western; “ Enforcing the payment of calls;” Lxv1. 353. 


287. Navy :—-For appointing Commissioners to inquire into certain irregularities, &amp;c. therein; “ For the appointment of clerks and other 
officers, and directing their salaries to be paid out of the Consolidated Fund ;” Lv111. 107. ——— For the encouragement of seamen 
and for better manning the Navy ; “ To prevent persons employed by Greenwich Hospital acting as prize agents;” “ To prevent 
proctors being employed by adverse parties in the same suit ;” Lx. 344. —— To make further regulations as to the payment of Navy 
Prize Orders; ‘‘ For punishing persons who personate other persens entitled to Prize Money ;” txx1v. 569. 


288. eae 2 ae :——To make certain publications subject to the Duties of Stamps upon Newspapers ; “ For extending the provisions of Acts 
nd 5 


38 6 Geo. III. relating to the delivery of Newspapers, Pamphlets or Papers to the Commissioners of Stamps under this Act ;” 
LXXV. 74. 


289. Pavings, Lightings and other Improvements :—Barnstaple ; “ For preventing persons from setting up stalls ;” LXVI. 359. 
Gravesend ; “ Inflicting a penalty for refusal of inspection of accounts; ”Lxx1. 475. ———— Weymouth and’ Melcombe Regis ; . 
“ Directing the granting of licences to porters, and the sum to be paid for the same ;” LXV. 352-3. 





291. Peace 
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232 | BILLS—continued. 





III. Clauses: 


(4.)—Committed to Committees of the Whole House—continued. 


290. Peace Preservation :—For the more effectual preservation of the Peace within the county of Nottingham ; “ Extending the provisions 


of the Act to ridings or divisions, and to extra-parochial places;” “ Empowering Justices to require the attendance of Constables and 
a return of lists ;” txvi1. 165. 


291. Poor :—For establishing parochial schools in England and Wales for the instruction of the children of the Poor ; “ That in parishes where 
schools are established, it shall be lawful for the parish officers to contribute towards the expenses thereof ;” Lx11. 817. Botolph, 
Saint; “ For paying the expenses of the Act;” Lxvi. 358. —«-— Pancras, Saint; “‘ To impose a penalty on persons interrupting 
officers under the Act;” LxxIv. 314. 





292. Post Horse Duty :—To continue so much of Act 57 Geo. III. for letting to farm the Post Horse Duties as relates to the letting to 
farm the Post Horse Duties; “‘ Empowering Justices to determine penalties under fifty pounds ;” “‘ Containing the form of conviction 


and mitigation ;” “ Declaring that Horses let by the day shall be liable to a certain duty ;” Lxxv. 448. 


293. Property :—For granting contribution on certain descriptions of property, and from professions, trades, &amp;c.; “ To prevent Surveyors 
making vexatious surcharges ;” Lv111. 664. 


294. Recognizances :——For amending laws respecting forfeited Recognizances in Ireland ; “ Directing the Clerk of the Peace and Crown to 
place a list of Recognizances forfeited at assizes upon the door of the sessions house ;” LX x11. 343. 


295. Records, Public :—For better regulating the Public Records of Scotland; “ That Clerks shall not be allowed to use books’ not 
marked ;” LxIv. 217. 


296. Salt Laws :—* Allowing Salt Refiners on the sea coast to warehouse Salt under certain restrictions ;” LxxII. 317. 


297. Seamen :—To repeal Acts relating to Seamen's wills and to make other provisions ; “ Establishing a Table of fees ;” “ Altering the 
distance at which prize money may be paid to order ;” Lx x. 287. 


298. Sewers :—For making new Sewers and Drains from East Mouldsey in Surrey to Ravensborne in Kent; “ For apportioning the rates 
between the respective parishes ;” “‘ For the protection of the turnpike roads ;” Lx1v. 366. 


299. Smug ling :—For the more effectual prevention of Smuggling ; “To punish persons taking horses for conveying goods subject to 
forfeiture without the owner's consent ;” Lx. 440. To amend Acts for the prevention of Smuggling, &amp;c. ; “ For compelling persons 
to appear at the quarter sessions, &amp;c.;” LXIV. 333. For the more effectual provision for the prevention of Smuggling ; 
“ Inflicting a penalty on masters of vessels not in the Navy carrying the Navy pendant ;” Lx x1. 487. 








301. Spirits :—To suspend the payment of all drawbacks on Spirits made or distilled in Great Britain or Ireland ; “ Inflicting a pecuniary 
penalty on persons counterfeiting certificates ;” LXVI. 435. For imposing a duty of Excise on the excess of Spirits made from 
corn in England; ‘‘ Permitting distillers to continue the use of Black Jack ;” Lxx1t. 452. To suppress the practice of making 
Spirits illicitly in Ireland ; “ Inflicting a penalty on officers guilty of collusion, &amp;c. ;” Lxv1t1. 590. To grant certain Duties in 
Scotland upon Wash and Spirits made from corn; “ That persons sued for penalties under this Act, shall not be liable to penalties 


under former Acts ;” LXxv. 450. 











302. Stamp Duties :—For repealing Stamp Duties or Deeds, Law Proceedings, &amp;c. and granting new Duties in lieu thereof; ‘‘ Directing 
certain regulations to be observed when copyhold lands shall be surrendered in court ;” Lx111. 448. 


303. Turnpike Roads :—Ashborne to Leek ; “ Exempting certain persons from payment of toll ;” t1x. 146. —«—— Bury and Blackburn; 
“ Obliging occupiers of land adjoining the Road to remove scrapings;” Lxv. 154. Malton to Pickering; “ Directing a certain 
sum to be annually applied towards the repair of a particular part of the Road;” “ Empowering the Trustees to borrow a certain sum on 
the credit of the tolls ;” 41x. 320. Mamhilad to Usk; “ Limiting the sum to be subscribed before the Act is put in force ;” 
“ Relating to the investment of purchase money ;” Lx1x. 333. —~—— New Chappel to Ditcheling Bost Hills; “‘ For preventing any 
deviation from the present line of Road ;” Lx111. 214. New North; “ Inflicting a penalty on persons taking any materials 

from the Road ;” Lxvu1. 389. Sharples and Hoghton; “ Declaring that lime shall not be exempted from payment of toll ;” 

LVI. 576. ——— Stroud to Gloucester ; “ Inflicting a penalty on persons assaulting the gate-keepers ;” “ Inflicting a penalty on persons 

claiming exemption from tolls not being entitled thereto ;” Lx x111. 94-5. 











304. Waterworks :—Manchester and Salford; “ For repealing a clause in former Act relating to the breaking up of ground ;” “ Relative 


to the breaking up of ground ;” LXvI1I. 292, ——=—— West Middlesex ; “ Requiring proprietors to deliver keys of the pipes to certain 
Insurance Companies ;” Lxv, 282, 


(5.)—Proceedings on Clauses offered to be added to Bills : 


305. Clause offered, and further proceedings on Bill adjourned; LXIII. 214. —«— Clause being proposed to be 
added and Amendments to be made to Bills, persons called in and produce to the House the consent of parties 
interested ; LVI. 515. —«»— Clauses offered, and Question negatived for bringing them up; LVII. 349. 
363.—LX. 181. $15.—LXV. 463.—LXVI. 465.—LXVII. 301.—LXX. 157, 230.—LXXI. 409, 461.— 
LXXIi. 124, 411.—LXXIII. 87, 381.—LXXIV. 583, 606.—LXXV. 58, 76, &amp;c. —«m— And Motions for 
bringing them up, withdrawn ; LVIII. 427.—LX. 307.— LXII1.173.—LXIV. 401.—LX XI. 362.— LX XIII. 307. 
—LXXIV. 533.—LXXV. 318, 439, &amp;c. —«»— Clause brought up, and Questions negatived for reading 
same a First time ; LXVI. 464.—LXX. 210. —«—Withdrawn without being read a First time; LVIII. 234. 
—&lt;—»— Clause brought up and read, and Question negatived for reading same a Second time; LVI. 467.— 
LVII. 543.—LVIII. 431.—LIX. 37.—LX. 315.—LXI. 489, 545.—LXIII. 97.—LXV. 481,—LXVIII. 402. 
663.—LXX. 348, 372.—LXXI. 348.—LXXIV. 527. —«m— And Amendment made to the Question, 
That the Clause be now read a Second time; LXXI. 382. —«— Read a First time and withdrawn ; 
LVI. 118, 585.—LVII. 592.—LVIII. 374, 594.—LX. 471, 475.-—-LXI. 419, 485.—-LXIV. 299. —LXVII. 
350.—LXVIII. 663.—LXX. 153.—LXXIII. 180.—LXXIV. 401. 


306. Clause twice read, and further proceedings on Report of Bills adjourned; LVI. 399.—LXI. 443. —— 
Twice read, agreed to, and made part of Bills; LVI. 175.—LVII. 71.—LVIII. 201.—LIX. 166.—Lx. 
181.—LXI. 243.-—-LXVIII. 660.—LXIX. 104.—LXX. 435, &amp;c. —— Twice read and amended, and 
made part of Bills; LVI. 615.—LIX. 167.—LX. 438.—LXIX. 104. —«— Twice read with blanks, which 
being filled up, Clause made part of Bill; LVI. 388.—LVIII. 616. —m— Bill re-committed so far as 
relates to a Clause; LXIV. 397. —&lt;=— Clauses offered on the Report of Bills committed to Committees 
of the whole House, and added to the Bills ; LXxV. 74. —«—Clauses added to Bills on further considera- 
tion of the Report of Bills; LXVIII. 61 —«-— Clause withdrawn after being twice read, on further 
consideration of the Report of Bills ; LVIII. 427. —« — Clause twice read, and Motion made for re-com- 
mitting the Bill with respect to such Clause; Motion withdrawn, and Clause withdrawn ; LXXIII. 144. 
——~»— Clauses twice read, Amendments proposed, negatived, and Clause agreed to; LVIII. 616.— 
LXIV. 350. 


307. Clauses 








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TIT, Clauses : 
(5.)—Proceedings on Clauses offered to be added to Bills—continued. 


307. Clauses thrice read, and made part of Bills by way of Rider; LVI. 139.—LVII. 209.—LVIII. 279.— 
LIX. 192.—LX. 111.—LXI. 255.—LXIV. 317.—LXVI. 443.—LXVIII. 302.—LXXIII. 188, &amp;c. —m— 
Read a Second time; Amendment proposed but not made; Clause read a Third time and agreed to ; 
LVI. 584. —«=— Twice read with blanks, which being filled up, Clauses read a Third time and 


to; LVI. 139, 155, 172, &amp;c. —«m— Thrice read, and Question negatived for being added to the Bill by 
way of Rider; LXX. 465. 


308. Clauses twice read; committed ; reported ; read a Third time, and made part of the Bill by way Rider ; 
LVI. 576.—LVII. 534.—LVIII. 107.—LIX. 146.—LX. 314.—LXII. 821.—LXIII. 160.—LXIV. 217.— 
LXV. 154.—LXVI. 343.—LXVII. 165.—LXVIII. 535.—LXIX. 88.—LXX. 276.—LXXI. 400.—LXXIII. 
Q5-—LXXIV. 314.—LXXV. 74, &amp;c. —&lt;»— Clause committed, and no Report made; LXIV. 366. 


—&lt;»&gt;— Clause committed, and Committee report progress; LXVI. 431.—&lt;— Order of the day for 
Committee read, and deferred ; LXVI. 435. 


309. Leave given to offer Clauses on third reading of Bills; LVI. 566.—LXXV. 309. 


311. Clauses added by the Lords to Bills sent to them; LVI. 216.—LVII. 337.—LVIII. 511.—LIX. 153.— 
LX. 310.—LXI. 488.—LXII. 777.—LXIII. 479.—LXIV. 328.—LXV. 176.—LXVI. 378.—LXVII. 141. 
LXVIII. 105.—LXIX. 202.—LXX. 295.—LXXI. 417.—LXXII. 157.—LXXIII. 224.—LXXIV. 472.— 
LXXV. 435, &amp;c. —&lt;=— Left out of Bills by the Lords; LXVI. 561.—LXXV. 243. 


312. Clauses added to Bills brought from the Lords; By Committees, and reported to the House; LVIII. 415, 
478.—LXIl. 220.—LXIII. 457.—LXVI. 451, 456, 457.—LXVII. 542, 543, 544.—-LXVIII. 161, 483, 
578, 641.—LXIX. 107, 108.—LXX. 210, 211, 435.—LXXII. 324.—LXXIV. 581.—LXXV. 79, 80, 451. 
——»— By the House ; On the Report; LXIII. 463.—LXVI. 443.—LXIX. 104.—LXX. 408, 435. On 
third reading; LVI. 584.—LVIII. 633.—LXVI. 455.—LXVIII. 302, 662.—LXxXII. 468. 


(6.)—Questions Negatived relative to Clauses : 
To Bringing them up: 


313. Alien Bill :—~* That the Act shall not extend to Aliens resident in this country previous to 1st January 1816;” Lxx1.409. “ That 
the Act shall not extend to Alien women married to natural born subjects,” 419. 


314. Apprentices :——To require Overseers of the poor to keep a register of children who shall be bound by them as Apprentices ; “ Limiting 
the number of children to be taken as Apprentices in the cotton manufactories ;” Lv1I. 349. 


315. Army :——For punishing mutiny and desertion, and for the better payment of the Army and their Quarters; “ That no person professing 


the Roman Catholic religion serving in His Majesty’s Regular Forces, or in the Militia, shall be subjected to any punishment for not 
frequenting divine service as performed according to the rites and ceremonies of the Church of England ;” Lxv1. 162.——— “ For 
prohibiting the infliction of corporal punishments in the Army ;” LXVII. 195. 


316. Bank of England :—To continue the restrictions contained in Acts 37 and 38 Geo. III. on payments in cash ; “ Limiting the amount 
of notes and bills to be issued by the Bank during the restriction of payments in cash ;” Lv1r. 363. 


317. Bankrupts :—For regulating proceedings under commissions of Bankrupt; “ Directing the investment of monies in the funds or in 
exchequer bills ;” Lxx1v. 583. 


318. Chancery, Court of :—-For the better administration of justice in the Court of Chancery in Ireland; “ That nothing in the Act 


contained shall extend to prevent any person from sitting or voting in the House of Commons who shall have been elected to serve 
therein previous to the passing of the Act ;” Lx xv. 389. See infra, 337- 


319. Civil Services Recompense :——“ Directing that any person who may accept a pension under the Act shall vacate his seat in 
Parliament ;” Lx x11. 338. 


321. Clergy Residence :—*“ For enforcing service on Sundays ;” LX X11. 411. 


322. Coin :—{From the Lords.) For making more effectual provision for preventing the current Gold Coin of the realm from being paid or 
accepted for a greater value than the current value of such Coin, &amp;c.; “ Limiting the issues of the Bank during the continuance of the 
Act ;” Lxvi. 465. To continue and amend Act 51 Geo. III. c.127, relating to Gold Coin, and to extend the same to Ireland ; 


“ Limiting the profits of the Bank ;” ‘‘ Limiting the issue of Bank notes ;” “ That the excess of the profits of the Bank during the 
restriction be laid out in the purchase of Bullion ;” Lxvit. 301. 


323. Colonial Offices :—* Limiting leave of absence ;” Lx1x. 245. 





324. Corn :—For regulating the importation ; “‘ Declaring that the Act shall cease whenever the Bank shall resume their payments in specie ;” 
LXX. 157. 


325. Coroners Reward :—« Restraining Coroners from visiting without notice of sufficient cause ;” LxxI. 505. 


326. Curates :—For enforcing the residence of Stipendiary Curates on their Cures; ‘‘ That the Act shall not extend to incumbents absent 
from their livings by reason of their holding certain offices ;” Lx. 315. For making more effectual provision for the maintenance 


of Stipendiary Curates in England ; “ Giving an appeal to the King or to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland in cases where the Archbishops 
act as Diocesans ;” LXIII. 455. 


327. Debtors :—(From the Lords.) For the relief of Insolvent Debtors in England ; “ To allow Debtors to have the benefit of the Act, 
whether any action has been brought against them or not ;” “ Punishing persons for sham pleadings ;” LXx1x. 109. 


328. Docks, Harbours, &amp;c. :—Bristol ; “ Making subscribers liable to the payment of their subscriptions, notwithstanding any of the 


provisions of the Act ;” Lv111. 590. Commercial Docks ; “ For making compensation to wharfingers ;” “ For making compen- 


sation to Messrs. Miles and Hanks;” txv. 463. 








329. Elections :—To alter and amend the laws concerning the Election of Members to serve in Parliament ; “ Directing that if the returning 
officer shall not have time to hear and determine votes within the time required, five days be allowed before he declares the numbers ;” 
“ Allowing longer time between the proclamation and day of Election ;” Lxx111. 87. Election Laws in Ireland ; “ Directing that 
persons shall not have a right to vote who obtain their freedom after the issue of the writ ;” Lx x11. 428. 





331. Grand J ury Presentments :—To provide for the more deliberate investigation of presentments to be made by Grand Juries for 
roads and public works in Ireland ; “ Exempting the county of Sligo from the operation of the Bill ;” Lxx111. 381. 


332. Habeas Corpus Suspension :—For securing and detaining Suspected Persons; “ Directing the mode of confinement of persons 
under the Act ;” “ Permitting persons detained under the Act, to bring actions for false imprisonment in certain cases ;” LX x11. 124. 


333. Hackney 
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234 BILLS—continued. 





III. Clauses : 


(6.)\—Questions Negatived relative to Clauses—continued. 


... To Bringing them. up—continued. 


339, Hackney Coaches: :—“ For taking away the Jurisdiction of the Commissioners ;” Lx x. 460. “ For the protection of Females hiring 
Hackney Coaches,” 465. “« Allowing Stage Coaches to take up passengers in the streets,” 466. 


384. Inclosures :——Lamesley and Tanfield (Durham); * Declaring»that nothing in the Act contained should extend to subject any allotment 
set out in respect of Lands tithe free, or subject to a modus, &amp;c. to the payment of any tithe or modus, &amp;¢. other than the Lands in 
respect whereof such allotment is made are now liable to ;” “ Declaring that nothing in the Act contained should extend to alter the 
operation of the Act of the 2d and 3d of Edward VI. concerning the payment of tithes for the first seven years after the improvement 

of Barren Heath or Waste Ground ;” v1. 467. 


335. Innkeepers :—For increasing the rate of subsistence to be paid to Innkeepers; “ That the Act may be altered, varied or repealed 
during the present session ;” LXIv. 214. 


336. Insurrection :—To suppress Insurrections and prevent the Disturbance of the Public Peace in Ireland; “ Inflicting a penalty on 


Magistrates not transmitting the names of strangers ;” “ Inflicting a penalty on Magistrates neglecting to make returns of the names of 
persons authorized to make searches ;” Lx11. 786. 


337. Justice :—To facilitate the administration of Justice [Vice Chancellor’s Bill] ; “ Limiting the duration of the Act;” Lxvui1. 302. 


338. Justices of the Peace :—For repealing Acts 32 and 36 Geo. III. for the more effectual administration of the office of a Justice of the 


Peace in Middlesex and Surrey, and for making other provisions in lieu thereof; “‘ Directing that the appointment of Justices shall be 
during their good behaviovr;” Lv11. 543. 


339. Libels :—For the more effectual prevention and punishment of blasphemous and seditious Libels; “ Limiting the duration of the Act ;” 
Lxxv. 80. 


341. Madhouses :—*“ To prevent the visitation of Houses where only one patient is confined ;” Lx x1. 516, 


342. Militia :—Por allowing a certain proportion of the Militia in Great Britain to enlist into the Regular Forces; “ For raising men who 
may become deficient in the Militia, under the Defence Act 44 Geo. III.;” ux. 181. To permit the interchange of the British 
and Irish Militias respectively ; “ That Roman Catholic soldiers shall not be obliged to attend divine service at Protestant churches ;” 
Lxvi. 384. “ For securing to soldiers dissenters from the church of England the free exercise of their religion,” 395. To 
amend Act for establishing a permanent Local Militia Force ; “ Prohibiting the enlisting from the Local Militia during any part of the 
period of annual training and exercise ;” LXIv. 241. 








343. Navigations :——London and Cambridge Junction ; “ To allow persons to withdraw their subscriptions within a limited time ;” “ That 
the Canal should not be commenced till a certain sum be subscribed ;” Lx1x. 286. Shorncliffe Military Canal; For maintaining 
and preserving same, &amp;c.; “ For indemnifying the proprietors of tithes ;” 1x11. 821. 


344. Newspapers :—To make certain publications subject to the duties of stamps upon Newspapers; “To limit the duration of the Act ;” 
© limit the time for commencement of actions ;” Lxxv. 76. 


345. Paving :——Gravesend ; “ Directing the annual election of Trustees ;” Lxx1. 461. 


346. Seditious Meetings :—For the more effectually preventing Seditious Meetings and Assemblies ; “'To permit Reporters to attend at 


Meetings, they giving in their names to the Magistrates ;” “ Allowing Reporters to attend Meetings under certain limitations ;” “ To 
except lreland from the operation of the Act ;” Lxxv. 58. 


347. Slaves :— For establishing a registry of Colonial Slaves in Great Britain; “To permit Slaves to be transported from Antigua to South 
America ;” Lxxtv, 606. 





348. Turnpike Roads :—Fdinburgh ; “Preventing Toll being levied on carts returning loaded with manure ;” Lv11t. 373. 
and Reigate; “ Preventing the Trustees from erecting a Gate at Petheridge Wood;” Lxx. 230. 


Sutton 


349. Water Works :—Stratford-le-Bow ; “ For protection of the Shadwell and East Ham Water Works;” “ For protection of the New 
River Water Works ;” LX1I. 344. 


For Reading them the First Time : 


351. Coin :—(From the Lords.) For making more effectual provision for preventing the current Gold Coin of the Realm from being paid or 


accepted for a greater value than the current value of such Coin, &amp;c.; ‘‘ That the Profits of the Bank of England beyond a certain 
sum shall accumulate as a fund for the security of their creditors ;” Lxv1. 464. 


‘352. Hackney Coach Licences :—* Regulating the Fares of Hackney Coachmen ;” Lxx1t. 465. 


353. Inclosures :——Caton (Lancaster); “ That certain allotments shall not be liable to the reserved rights of the Lord of the Manor ;” 
LXX. 210. 


For Reading them a Second Time: 


354. Accounts, Public :—For making more effectual provision for the more speedy and regular examination of the Public Accounts ofthis 
Kingdom ; ‘“ Directing the Commissioners of the Treasury, when they shall suspend the declaration of an Account for twelve months, 
to enter their reasons on their Minutes;” ‘“ Declaring that when the surcharge shall exceed one thousand pounds, the Commissioners 
of the Treasury shall not have power to grant their warrant for relief ;” Lx. 545. 


355. Aliens :—To continue Act 56 Geo. III. for establishing regulations wospecting Aliens arriving or resident in this kingdom ; “ Directing 


a record to. be kept of cases of removal, and to be laid before Parliament ;” 5s” LXXIE 364: “ Giving Aliens the choice of the country to 
which they are to be sent ;” “ Allowing counsel to be heard on an appeal ;” 375. 


356, Army :-—To continue Foreign Soldiers Enlistment Act ; “ To prevent certain foreigners receiving commissions, except in foreign corps ;” 
Lxx, 348. 


357. Bank of England :——Loan Bill ; “ That during the restriction of cash payments no profits shall be divided among the Proprietors ; ;” 
LXX1. 477. Restriction Bill ; “ Providing that the Directors should take measures for resuming cash payments ;” Lx x1. 348. 





358. Coroner’s Reward ;——“ That the allowances granted by the Act shall not be given unless approved of by the Justices ;” Lx x1. 505. 


359. Curates :—For encouraging the residence of Stipendiary Curates on their Cures; “ Allowing an. appeal from the fotos of the Arch- 
bishop to the Kingyin Council ;” Lx. 315. 


361. Customs :-—For eatNies the. office of Surveyor of Subsidies ; “‘ Allowing the Commissioners of the Customs to grant salaries in certain 
' cases ;” LXIII, Q7. 


ry 


362. Defence : 


BILLS—continued. 285 





III. Clauses : 


(6.)—Questions Negatived relative to Clauses—continued. 


For Reading them a Second Time—continued. 


362. Defence :—To enable His Majesty annually to train and exercise a proportion of His subjects; and more effectually to provide for the 


Defence of the realm; ‘ Giving power to His Majesty to. suspend the Act where there shall be the proportion of volunteer ” 
“ That persons directed to be ict shall take the cath of allegiance ;” x1. 489. ihe ae 


363. East India Company’s Charter :-—“ Declaring that persons who have been in a military capacity in India, shall be eligible to 
political situations ;” “ Declaring that covenanted servants who have served ten years, shall be at liberty to return on renewing their 
covenants ;” “ Directing the manner of giving votes in the court of Directors in lieu of ballots ;” Lxv111. 663. East India Com- 


pany’s Loan ; “ For ensuring the repayment of the Loan ;” txv. 481. East India Ships Registry ; “ Prohibiting the East India 
Company trading with China in any ship not British built ;” xx. 372. 








364. Elections :—Weymouth Election; “That no part of a freehold split shall give a right of voting, unless of a certain value;” 
LXVIII. 402. 


365. Gas Light and Coke Company :——“ That each Director shall possess a certain number of shares of the joint stock ;” 
LXXI. 492. 


366. Indemnity :—For indemnifying persons who have acted in apprehending, . imprisoning or detaining in custody persons suspected of 
high treason; “‘ That nothing in the Act shall extend to any thing maliciously done since 26 January 1817 ;” Lxxu11. 180, 


367. Militia :—For the speedily completing the Militia of Great Britain and increasing the same, under certain limitations and restrictions ; 


“ For exempting persons employed in the Victualling Office from the ballot ;” ux11. 814. “That persons ballotted, not being possessed 
of five hundred pounds, shall be entitled to receive the allowance of three-fourths of the current price of a volunteer,” 821. 


368. Poor :—To prevent the misapplication of the Poor Rates; “‘ For the protection of Jews ;” LxxIv. 527. 


369. Rebellion :—tTo continue Act of session 1803, for suppression of Rebellion in Ireland; “ That no person shall be capable of sitting as 
a member of the courts martial to be appointed under the Act, unless such person shall be of the full age of twenty-one years ;” LIx. 37. 


371. Saving Banks :—*“ Allowing the variation of interest ;” Lx x11. 285. 


372. Spirits :——For regulating and securing the collection of duties on Spirits distilled in Ireland; ‘‘ For repealing the bounties granted to 
distillers in certain cases ;” Lx11. 767. 


373. Spiritual Persons :—To amend the laws relating to Spiritual Persons; “ That Act shall not restrain Bishops from granting licences 


to persons serving as licensed preachers in proprietary chapels ;” “ That Spiritual Persons presented to livings after the passing of the 
Act, shall reside or provide a resident curate ;” ‘* That parishes shall have the same power of appeal as Spiritual Persons ;” Lv111. 451. 


374. Tanners and Curriers :—For the further regulation of their trade; “ Exempting certain debentures in cases of drawback from 
stamp duty ;” LXXI. 514. 
For adding Clauses to Bills by way of Rider : 


375. Hackney Coaches :—To amend Act; “ Empowering Justices to proceed against owners of Coaches, if they do not appear upon 
the second summons ;” Lxx. 465. 


For making Clauses parts of Bills : 


376. Spiritual Persons :—To amend the laws relating to Spiritual Persons ; “ That no Rector shall hold lands beyond the annual value 
of £; 100. or distant one mile from the parsonage house ;” Lv1i1. 427 


For Clauses to stand parts of Bills : 


377. Justice :—To facilitate the administration of Justice; Lx v111. 302. Election Laws in Ireland ; vxx:. 374. 








378. For inserting Words in Clauses proposed to be added to Bills :—xxr11.423. For inserting words in 


Clauses, such Clauses being Amendments of Committees to Bills ; trx. 423. See also Supply, 5522-5547. 
5608-5612. 


IV. Bills sent to the Lords, returned with Amendments : 


[Note.—The Figures in parenthesis, refer to the return of the Bills from the Lords, and to the Agreement 
of the Commons. | ! 


379. To which Amendments the Commons have agreed :— Aliens; tv11. 651.—Lv111. (688, 691.)—Lxx. (294, 295.)— 
LXXI. (485, 506.) Annuities; Lxvit1. (653, 661.) Appointment, Instruments of; Lx1x. (516, 517.) Apprentices ; Lx1x. (460, 
464.) — LxxI. (522, 523.) Army; Lviii. (261, 267.) — Lx1. (419, 422.) — Lx x1II. (420, 422.) Assault and Battery; rxxu11. 
(364, 367.) Bakers; Lxv. (470, 475.) Bakers (Edinburgh); Lxvitt. (532, 537.) Bank of England; -xxiv. (670, §77.) Bank 
Tokens; Lxvit. (560, 561.) —_Lxx111. 196. Bankrupts; Lx. (559, 562.) — Lx1v. (406, 410.) — LXXI. (522, §24.) Bastardy; 
Lxiv. (361, 366.) Belfast Academical Institution; txv. (485, 487.) _ Bread; uxxiv. 488, (632, 634.) Bridges; ixiv, 
(368, 372,) (408, 409.)—Lxviit. (469, 471,) (641, 646.) — Lx x1. (475, 476.) — Lxx1n. (321, 322.) Buonaparte (Custody of); 
LxxI. 289. (Saint Helena, Intercourse); Lxx1.289. Burial Grounds; Lx1. (470, 474.) Caledonian Asylum; xx. (375, 377.) 
Cemeteries; Lxx1. (522.) Chancery Court; Lxv. (451, 457.) — LXX. (339, 342-)—LXX1- (622, 524.) Charities; Lxx, 
(470, 472.)—Lxxiv. (622, 623.) Child Stealing; ux1x. (443, 459-) Churches and Chapels; Lx. (258, 285.)—-Lx1. (331, 335-) 
—Lx11. (802, 808.)—Lxv. (507, 509.) —LxIx. (217, 220.) — LXx. (328, 338.) — LxX1. (245, 248.) — Lxx11. (284, 288.) — 
LXXIII. (217, 224.)—LXxx1v. (626, 627,) &amp;c. Circus, Royal; Lx xt. (278, 281.) Clergy; Lvut1. (616, 617.)—1x111. (393,402,) 
(461, 471.)—Lxx11. (467, 469.) Clerks of the Peace; Lxx11. (440,457-) Coals; Lx. (490, 491.) Copyhold Estates; xx. 
(470, 472.) Copyright; xvi. 656. —xx1x. (513, 514.) Coroners; LxxitI. 420. Corporations; Lxx1. 320, Corres- 
pondence, Foreign; Lvi1. (69, 71.) Cotton Trade; Lxvit1. (603, 616.) County Rates ; Lx x1. (429, 444.) Court Houses; wx1. 
(274, 278.)—Lxx. (287, 291.) Courts, Ecclesiastical; txvirt. (653, 655.) —EX1X- (311, 333-) Courts of Session (Scotland); 
Lxv. (498, 503.) Creditors (Scotland); 1x1x. (494, 497.) Criminal Laws; LX. (444, 454-) Crown Rents; ~xx1. (265, 278.) 
Curates; LXxit. (840, 845.) Customs; Lvi11. (682, 685.) Danish Prize Ship; tx11. (474, 476.) Debtors; t1x. (440, 442.)— 
Lxxv. (471, 476.) Debtors (Ireland); txvi11. (657, 659.) Debts, Small; Lx1. (457, 462.)—LXxi1h (341, 355.)—Lx1v. (374, 376.) 
—.LxxI. 499. Docks, Harbours and Piers; ivr. (532, 539.) —LviI. (631, 633.) —Lviit. (670, 672.)— Ix. (150, 153.) — 
LXI. (274; 283.)—L x11. (798, 802.) — Lx1v. (243, 247.) — Lxv. (464, 469.) — LXVI11, (538, 547-)— L&amp;X1. (513, 516.) — Ex XII, 
(364, 366.) - Drainages; £x11.(840,841.) — LXV. (377, 381.) — Lxvitt. (641, 644.) —LXIX. (375, 377.)— 1 xx. (403; 408.) East 
India Company; 1x11. 826.—Lxv. (370, 373-) —Lxxiv. (601,610.) Education; Lx x11. (412, 415.) —_Lxx1v. (614, 618.) 

Elections ; 


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382. 


387. 


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IV. Bills sent to the Lords, returned with Amendments—continued. 


To which Amendments the Commons have agreed—continued. 


Elections; ~Lxxiv. (119, 220.) Elections (Ireland); uxx11. (470, 477.)— LXxv. 103. Estates; Lx1. (551, 552-)— LXII. 
(840, 842.) — Lx1II. (472, 477-)— LXIV. (387, 388.) — LXV. (470, 475-) — Lxx. 467. — Lxxv. (420, 428.) Exchequer (Equity 
Suits); uxx11. 191. (Offices, Regulation); Lxx11. (446, 451.) Farms (Ireland); Lxx1. (506, 511.) Felonies, Capital; xxv. 
(469, 470.) Fisheries; tx11. (344, 356.) Forests; ixi1. (815, 820.) — Lxvil. (419, 421.) — Lxvui1. (670, 673.) Frames; 
Lx1x. (122, 123.) Game; Lxx11. (406, 441.) Gaols; Lv1. (652, 654.)—-Lx11. (823, 835.)—Lxvutt. (611, 616.)—Lx x. (240, 286.) 
Gas Lights; uxv. (451, 456-) — Lxx1, 528. — Lxx11. (284, 287.) — Lxxi1I. (257, 271,) &amp;c. Glebe Houses (Ireland); ivr. 
(572, 595-) Grand Jury Presentments (Ireland); ex x111. (404, 405.) Grand Juries (Ireland); Lx x1. (506, 509.) Highland Roads 
and Bridges; xxiv. (630, 635.) Highways (General); Lxx. (346,350.) Inclosures; Lv1. (656, 657.) — Lvil. (212, 215.) — 
LVIII. (277, 283.) —LIX. (169, 180.)—Lx. (157, 160.)—LXI. (141, 148.)—Lx11. (306, 317.)— Lx111. (260, 263.)—Lx1Iv. (221, 224.) 
— Lxv. (289, 293.) — LXVIII. (267, 290.) — LXIx. (197, 202.)— Lxx. (165, 166.) — LXXI. (414, 417.) —Lxx11. (267, 270.) — 
LX XIII. (187, 190.) —LX XIV. (281, 288.)—Lxxv. (395, 409,) &amp;e. Infirmaries; tx1. (510, 516.) Innkeepers; rxvitt. (611, 617.) 
Insurance Companies ; LX11. (311, 317.)—LXxvulil. (657, 660.) Justices of the Peace; Lx1x. (118, 121.) King; ivr. (642,657.)— 
LXVIII. 105.—LXXv. 251. King’s Bench Sittings; Lxxv. (331, 339.) Labourers Wages; ~xvuit. (402, 409.) Land 
Revenue; Lx1x. (337, 342.) Liberty of the subject; Lxx1. (518, 519.) Lighthouses; Lvit. (381, 383.) — Lx. (418, 423.)— 
LXIX. (494, 497-) Longitude; rxx111. (228, 232.) Lotteries; Lxvi. (334, 336.) — LXVII. (414, 419.) — LXIx. (342, 352-)— 
LXXU. (373, 377-) Lunatics; LX11I. (445, 453-)— LX v1. (376, 382.) —Lxx. (231, 234.) Madhouses; 1xx.334. Malt; yxxv. 
(469, 471.) Markets; uxv. (498, 402.) —Lxx. (240, 242,) &amp;c. Marriages; Lxx11. (393, 410.) Mary-le-bone Rectory; 
Lxx11. (465, 467:) Measures, False; txx. (244, 248.) Members; ixvit. (534,545-) Military Force (England); Lvii1. 583. 
(Scotland); tv111.583. Military Service;. rviit. 634. Militia; Lviir. (488, 489.)—Lx11. (838, 844.)—Lx11I. (461, 471.) 
—LXVI. (450, 452.)—Lxvil. (250, 260.) — Lxvill. (342, 343.) Militia (Scotland); tv1. (525, 614.) — Lvil. 645.— LVvIII. 
(586, 588.) —Ux111. (474, 477.) —LXVIII. (342, 343.) Mines; txxv. (458, 465.) Modellers; Lx1x. (264, 275.) Naval Abuses ; 
LVIIL (114, 115.) Naval Inquiry; Lx.:(322, 328.) Navigations, Canals, &amp;c.; Lv1. (443, 460.)—LVII. (371, 379-)—LIX. (152,158.) 
—LX. (337, 383-)—LX1. (179, 198.) — LxIv. (361, 365.) — Lxv. (498, 500.) — LxvI. (320, 328.) — LXVII. (270, 277.) — LXVIII. 
(603, 616.) — Lx1x. (356, 362.) — Lxx. (339, 342-) — LXXI. (522, 524.) — LXXIV. (359, 372,) (469, 472,)&amp;c. Navy; Lxvi. 
(188, 192.) Negotiable Securities; Lx x11. (415, 418.) “Offenders ; L1x.(400, 421.) Offices; Lxiv. (406, 412.) Ordnance Lands; 
Lvir. (591, 614.) Pardons; Lx111. (334, 343-) _ Parish Registers; Lxvir. (548, 549.) Parsonage Houses; Lxvi. (425, 449-) 
Passengers; Lxxiv. (617, 623.) Patents; Lv1. (643, 644.) —Lx11. (838, 842.) — Lxvitt. (586,614.) Pavings, Lightings and 
other Improvements; Lv111. (595, 600.) —L1x. (348, 355-) — LX. (418, 429.) — LxI. (383, 389.) — Lx1I. (810, 830.) — Lx1II. 
(469, 471.) —LXVv. (479, 484.) —LXVI. (442, 444.)—LXVII. (559, 560.) —Lxviil. (649, 652.)—Lx1x. (313, 321.)—LX XII. (255,258.) 
—LxxIv. (508, 513,) &amp;c. Peace Preservation; txvii. (182, 208,) (559, 561.) ~ Lxix. 518. Penitentiary, Milbank; Lxxt. 
(485, 498.) — Lxxiv. (630, 634.) Philanthropic Society; Lx1. (559, 561.) Pilchards; txvir. (270,279.) Pillory Abolition; 
LXXI. (522,523.) Police; LxIv. (320, 322.)—Lxvit. (455, 457-) Poor; Lvii1. (650, 686.)—LIx. (298, 300.)—Lx. (490, 492.)— 
—Lxiv. (402, 406,) 412. — LXV. (501, 503.) — LXVIII. (532, 571.)-—LXIX. (335, 340.)—Lxx. (432, 460.)—LXXI. (502, 517.) 
—LXXIII. (399, 404.) — Lxxiv. (275, 285,) 632. Poor (Ireland); Lxi. (510, 516.) Population; Lxvr. (167, 170.) — 
LxXxv. (449, 454-) Post Office; Lvit. (535,613.) Prisoners of War; .Lxvil. (559, 561.) Property Duty; Lx. (322, 328.) 
Public Expenditure; 1x. (322, 328.) Public Money Embezzlement; ixv. (458, 464.) Railways; Lv1. (383, 397.) — Lv. 
(406, 412.) —Lxv. (507, 509.)—LxxIv. (583, 589.) Records (Scotland); Lxx. (334, 353-) Regency; Lxvi. (51, 63.) Religious 
Worship; Lxvit. (559, 661.) Revenue; itxvit. (538, 545-) Riots; tuxvit. (522, 527.) Salt; Lxix. (103, 107.) — LXxIt. 
(406, 410.) Sandhurst Lands; Lxvit. (512, 520.) Schools (Ireland); uxvitt. (641, 649.) Seamen; Lxiv. (406, 409.) Seditious 
Meetings; txxv. (74, 76.) Sessions Houses; Lx11. 835. — Lxxv. (420, 435.) Sewers; Lx1x. (490, 494.) Ship Owners; 
Lxiv. (406, 408.) — Lxvirt. (670, 672.) Sikes’ Hydrometer; Lx x1. (522, 525.) Simonburn Rectory; ux11.479. Slave Trade; 
LXVI. (317, 320.) — Lx xiv. (621, 625.) Smuggling; Lxx1. (518, 519.) —LXx111. (409, 414.) Societies; Lxxiv. (617, 623.) 
Spirits ; LXvI. (458, 459-)—LX1x. (122,123.) Spiritual Persons; tv1i1.(319, 326.) Stage Coaches; Lxxv. (235, 243.) Stealing; 
Lx xv. (467, 470.) Sugar; ix111. 478. Surgeons (Edinburgh); txviit. (428,443.) Tenements; Lxxv. (386, 401.) Thames 
Police; Lx11. (250,272.) Theatres; Lvitt. (634, 648.) — Lx. 777. — Lxv. (507, 509.) — Lxvit. (185, 190.) Transportation ; 
Lxx. (467, 468.) Treason; Lx1x. (479, 502,) (498, 502.) Treasonable Practices; Lxx11. (152,157.) Tunnels; Lx. 485. 
Turnpike Roads; Lv. (383, 401.)—Lviil. (356, 394.) — LIx. (254, 257.) — Lx. (178, 179.) — LXI. (495, 501.) — Lx11I. 465. 
— LXIV. (221, 223.) —Lxv. (171, 177.) — LXVI. (217, 223.) — LXVII. 270. — LXIXx. (438, 459.) -—— LXx. (148, 151.) — Lxx1. 
(314, 319.) — LXxII. (310, 314.) — LXxIII. (351, 361.) —Lxxiv. (245, 252.) —Lxxv. (295, 301,) &amp;c. Tythes; uxrx. 
(236, 239,) (470, 477-) Unitarians; Lxx11. (433, 449.) Volunteers; Lvii1. (662, 683.) — L1x. 56. Wages; LXxv. (443, 451.) 
Waterworks; Lx. (490, 491.) — LXI. (503, 515,) (535, 548.) — Lxiv. (387, 392.)—Lxv. (464, 470.) Whipping of Females; tx x1r. 
(433) 437-) Woods and Forests, Office of; txv. (430, 462.) Yorkshire Cloth; Lx111. 343. 


To which Amendments the Commons have agreed, Special Entries being made in the Journals for 


agreeing thereunto : 


To rectify Mistakes apparent from the Context, or other parts of the Bill: 


381. It appearing, that the words proposed to be left out by the Amendment, which declared that the Resolutions of the Commissioners for the 


making and setting out of the Public Roads should be binding and conclusive on all parties were inconsistent with the provisions of 
a Clause inserted in a subsequent part of the Bill, for giving an appeal to the quarter sessions, and which were left standing in the Bill 
by mistake; Wrestlingworth Inclosure Bill ; Lv1. 398. 


It appearing by the Clause to which the said Amendments referred, that it was the attention of this House that the word “ centum ” 


should have been inserted in the Bill in those places, instead of the word “ annum,” and that the Amendinents made by the Lords 
were only for the purpose of rectifying such mistake ; Property Duty (Supply Bill); Lv111. 685. 


It appearing from the next Clause in the Bill, that it was the intention of this House that the words contained in the two first of the said 


Amendments should have been inserted in this part of the Bill, and that the Amendments were only to rectify such omission ; Aliens 
Bill; tvi11. 692. 


It appearing, that the said Amendments were for the purpose of carrying into effect the intention of this House as manifested by the 


preceding Clauses and by the context of this Clause; Offenders Apprehending Bill; L1x. 422. 


It appearing, that the said Amendment was only to make the Clause to which the said Amendment referred, conformable to the rest of 


the Bill; Scarborough Paving Bill; Lx. 429. 


It appearing, that the said Amendment was in furtherance of the original intention of this House manifested by the context of the Bill, 


which necessarily implied such antecedent words to have been inserted; Rochdale Canal Bill; Lx1. 198. 


It appearing by the Clause to which the said Amendment referred, that it was the intention of this House, that the words contained in the 


said Amendment should have been inserted in the Bill in that place, and that the Amendment made by the Lords was only for the 
purpose of rectifying such mistake ; Militia Bill; ux11. 844. 


It appearing, that the said Amendment was for the purpose of carrying into effect the intention of this House as expressed in the preamble 


of the Bill; Yorkshire Cloth Bill; 7x11. 343. 


It appearing, by the context of the Bill, to have been the manifest intention of the House, that the sum of £. 250,000. should be appropriated 


ior the purposes mentioned in the Bill, and that the Amendments made by the Lords were only for the purpose of rectifying this 
mistake; Southwark Bridge Bill; txvitt. 471. 


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IV. Bills sent to the Lords returned with Amendments—continued. 


To which Amendments the Commons have agreed, Special Entries being made in the Journals for 
agreeing thereto—continued. 


To rectify Mistakes apparent from the Context, or other parts of the Bill—continued. 


391. It appearing, that the Amendment was only for the purpose of making the title agree with the context of the Bill ; Debentures (Supply) Bill ; 
LXVIII. 501. 


392. It appearing, that the said Amendments were only for the purpose of making the description of the Acts and provisions therein men- 


tioned agree with the recital of the same Acts and provisions as described in the preamble of the Bill; Scotch Salt Duties Bill; 
LXIX. 107. 


393. It appearing, that the Amendments were in furtherance of the manifest intention of this House, according to the context of the Clause 
directing the form in which the account of the expenditure should be made up ; Halliwell and Finsbury Sewers Bill; Lx1x. 494. 


394. It appearing, that the Amendments were in furtherance of the intention of this House as evidenced by the context of the Bill; False 
Measures Bill; txx. 248. Gaol Fees Abolition Bill; Lxx. 279. 


395. It appearing, that the same were only for the purpose of making the Clause conformable to the othe Clauses in the Bill, as evident from 
the context ; Longitude Bill; Lxx111. 232. 


To rectify Mistakes in Amendments made by Committees on Bills : 


396. It appearing to the House, that the Committee of the House to whom the Bill as amended was recommitted, had made the alteration in 
the beginning of the Clause by leaving out the word “ one ” and inserting the word “ two,” but that by mistake the like Amendment 
had not been made in the subsequent parts of the Clause, and that the Amendments made by the Lords were to rectify this mistake, 
and to make the Clause as this House intended it should be; Militia (Scotland) Families Bill; tvrir. 588. 


397. A Member, who was chairman of the Committee of this House on the Bill, having informed the House, that the words proposed to be 
left out had been omitted by the Committee, but by some mistake had not been struck out of the Committee Bill, which was signed 


by the Chairman, and that the Amendment made by the Lords was only for the purpose of rectifying this omission ; Camberwell Poor 
Bill; Lxvitt. 571- 


To rectify Mistakes in Recitals : 


398. It appearing, that the same was only to rectify a mistake in the recital of the title of an Act which passed in the last session of Parliament 
for the like purposes with the present Bill, the title of which Act was conformable to the Amendment now proposed by the Lords; 
and it also appearing by a referrence io the written Bill which had been presented to this House, that the words “ Land Tax” were 


there inserted, and that therefore the error had happened by a clerical mistake in the engrossment of the said Bill; Pensions, &amp;c. 
Duties (Supply) Bill; ux. 37. 


399. It appearing, that the said Amendments were only to rectify a mistake in the recital of part of an Act of the forty-third year of His 
present Majesty [Geo. III.] for granting a contribution on the profits arising from property, professions, trades and offices, which Act 
was conformable to the Amendments proposed by the Lords, and that the error had happened by a clerical mistake in the written Bill 
presented to this House ; Property Duties Bill; tx. 328. 


To rectify Mistakes in Description of Persons: 


401. The House being informed, that there is no person resident in the neighbourhood of the road of the name and description of John Heysham, 
doctor of divinity, but there is a gentleman of the name and description of John Heysham, Doctor of Physic, who was the person 
intended by the parties to be named as one of the Trustees in the Bill, and that the Amendment made by the Lords was only for the 
purpose of rectifying such mistake ; Carlisle Road Bill; txv1. 228, 


To rectify Clerical Errors : 


402. The House being informed, that the said Amendment was only for the purpose of rectifying a clerical error in the name of one of the 
trustees ; Islington Chapel Bill; tx v1. 380. 


403. It appearing, that the said Amendment was only for the purpose of rectifying a clerical error iu the Clause to which it referred; Renfrew 
Roads Bill; txvuit. 276. . 


404. It appearing, that the Amendments were only for the purpose of rectifying clerical errors in the Bill ; Pardons Bill; Lxx111. 342. 


405. It appearing, that the Amendment was only to rectify a clerical error in one of the items of the schedule of the Bill; Civil List Bill ; 
LXXV. 251. 


406. It appearing, that the Amendment was only to rectify a clerical error in the title of the Bill ; Malt Bill (Scotland); uxxv. 471. 


To amend Surreptitious alteration of Bill: 


407. It appearing, that the word “ England” was originally in the Bill when presented to this House, and that the same had not been altered in 
any of the subsequent proceedings of the House, with respect to the Bill ; Sugar Distillery Bill; txr11. 478. 


Being for alteration of Dates elapsed, or nearly elapsed : 


408. It appearing, that the said Amendment was for the purpose of altering the day appointed for the officers commanding the corps of yeomanry 
and volunteers to make the first returns of their respective corps, whereby the persons therein mentioned would Lecome entitled io 
exemption from certain duties, which day, as fixed in the Bill when it passed this House, being the first day of May, had nearly 
elapsed during the progress of the Bill in the House of Lords; Volunteer Bill; tx. 294. 


409. It appearing, that the said Amendment was for the purpose of altering the description of a date, so as to make it conformable to the date 
originally mentioned in the Bill when in this House, but which description, by reason of the time which had since elapsed, during the 
further progress of the Bill, was no longer accurate ; Ordnance Lands Bill; L1x. 431. 


411. It appearing, that the said Amendment was for the purpose of altering the day on or after which the amount of the rates, duties and tolls, 
granted by the Bill and by the Act of the furty-third year of His present Majesty [Geo. III.], for improving the Port and Harbour of 
Bristol, were directed to be applied and divided among the subscribers to the undertaking, which day, as fixed in the Bill when it passed 


this House, (being the 30th day of April last [1806]) had elapsed during the progress of the Bill in the House of Lords; Bristol Docks 
Bill; vx1. 283. 


412. It appearing, that the said Amendment was for the purpose of altering the day appointed for the meeting of the commissioners, which day, 
as fixed in the Bill when it passed this House, had elapsed during the progress of the Bill in the House of Lords; Beverley and Skidby 
Drainage Bill; Lx111. 343. 


413. It appearing, that the Amendment was for the purpose of postponing the operation of the Clause imposing the penalties therein mentioned, 


from the 1st day of May, upon which day the Bill passed this House, until the ist day of June then next following; Slave Trade 
Felonies Bill; txvr. 320. : 


414. It appearing, that the said Amendments were for the purpose of altering the day appointed for the commencement of the tolls, which day, as 
fixed in the Bill when it passed this House, being the ist day of July [1812], had elapsed during the progress of the Bill in the House of 
Lords ; Fitfield and Kingston Bagpuze Road Bill; txvr1. 527. ’ 


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IV. Bills sent to the Lords returned with Amendments—continued. 


To which Amendments the Commons have agreed, Special Entries being made in the Journals for 
agreeing thereto—continued. 


Being for clearer explanation of the Intention of the Bill: 

415. It appearing, that the said Amendments were for the purpose of making a clearer and more explicit description of the date of the account, 
order and allowance, mentioned in the preamble of the Bill, the actual times not being altered by the said Amendments ; Tone Navi- 
gation Bill; 11x. 401. 

Being for greater caution, and no alteration of the Intention of the Bill: 

416. It appearing, that the exemption from the payment of stamp duties was repealed by the said Act of the twenty-third year of the reign of 
His present Majesty, [Geo. III.] and made no part of the said Act of the sixteenth year of the reign of His present Majesty at the time 
of passing the present Bill through this House, so that the said Amendment did not appear necessary ; but the House being iriformed 
that it had been usual in similar cases to insert the words of this Amendment for greater caution, and no alteration being made thereby 
in what was the manifest intention of this House; Highgate and Hampstead Roads Bil]; Lvr. 402. 


Being a particular Proviso in a matter already provided for generally in the Bill: 


417. It appearing, that the said Amendment, so far as regarded the compensation to be made to George Johnstone, Esquire, and James Hum- 
phreys, Esquire, was already provided for in a preceding part of the Bill under a general direction for making compensation to all parties 
whose lands or premises should be taken for the purposes of the Act; West India Docks Roads Bill; Lx1v. 402. 


Being a transposition of a Proviso in the Bill: 


418. It appearing, that the effect of the said Amendments was only to transpose a proviso from one part of the Bill to another ; Spirits 
Drawback Suspension Bill; uxvi. 459. 


419.To which Amendments the Commons have agreed, with Amendments, to whose Amendments the 
Lords have agreed :——Elections ; uxvitt. (618, 623.) Foreign Enlistments; xxv. (606, 609, 614.) Militia; Lviir. (329, 
338, 345-) 

421.To which Amendments the Commons have not agreed, but put off the further consideration thereof 
to a time beyond the probable duration of the Session, (three months, six months, &amp;c.):— 
Apothecaries ; Lx x. (427, 439.) Bank of Ireland; xxiv. (601, 612.) Bridges; Lxx1v. (487, 507-) Burial Grounds; tvuiit. 
(267, 79.) Collieries Labourers Pay ; txx11. (406, 437.) Corn; L1x. 429. Criminals; Lx1x. (516, 517.) Curates; Lx. (453, 
472, 475-) Debtors; rxvii1. (623, 626.) Distillery, (Ireland); ux. (444, 454.) Drainages; Lv1. (437, 451.) Glebe Houses; 
Lx. 400... Grand Juries, (Ireland); uxvi1. (481, 512.) Hearth Duties, (Ireland); Lx. (449, 455.) Inclosures; Lx111. 281.— 
LXVI. (455, 457-) Indemnity; Lx. (490, 491.) Paper Duties, (Ireland); Lx. (449, 455.) Parish Boundaries; Lx1x. (378, 395.) 
Philanthropic Institution; ux11r. 844. Poor; Lx1x. (485, 488.)——-Lxx111. (420, 421.) Postage, (Ireland); Lvirs. (264, 271.) 
Roads, (Ireland) ; Lx1. (470, 488.) Sierra Leone Company; ix11. (250, 289.) Spiritual Persons; tv1i1. (549, 561.) Turnpike 
Roads; tvi1. (502, 508.)—Lx1t. (331, 334.)—-Lxvi. (416, 419.)—Lxviit. (460, 482.)--LxIx. (349, 352.) Waterworks; Lx111. 
445.—LX XIV. (595, 596.) Wool; tvri1. (629, 640.) 


422.To which Amendments the Commons have not agreed, and desire conferences :—Aliens; uxxtu1. (414, 
420, 421, 423, 424.) Docks, (Whitby Harbour); txvit. (409, 419, 427, 431, 468, 469, 478.) Frames Destroying; txvit. (178, 
182, 185, 186, 191.) Inclosures; tx11. (835, 841, 842, 844.) Militia; Lvi1. (551, 582, 592. 594, 620, 630, 645.)—LxvII. (250, 
260, 267, 271.)—LXxVIII. (571, 593, 595, 603.) Slave Trade; Lxx111. (420, 422, 423, 424.) Volunteers; 11x. (217, 222, 240, 
292,293, 294.) For proceedings hereon, See Conferences, 1. 


428.Which Amendments the Commons did not. consider :—Barracks; 1x11, 838. Chancery, Court of; Lxxv. 471. 
Cutlery Trade; &amp;xx111. 494. Inclosures ; Lx11. 352. Lighthouses; Lv111. 693. Navigations; x11. 838. Pavings ; Lvii1. 688. 
Spirits Duty (Supply) Bill, (Ireland); rv1. 443. Thames Bathing; 1xx. 463. Turnpike Roads; 1x. 418. 


424. The Titles of Bills amended by the Lords and agreed to by the Commons :—tvuu. (497, 511.)—1xv«. (217, 
223.)—LXVIl. (270, 979.)—Lxvult. (586, 615.—(Lxx. (148, 151.)—Lxx1, 289.—LxxIVv. (119, 120.)—LXxVv. (295, 301,) &amp;c, 


425. Amendments made by the Lords to Bills agreed to, parties consenting :—tv1. 286, 398, 575. 
426. Amendments made by the Lords to Bills referred to Select Committees :—1v11. 582.—u1x. 222. 


V. Bills sent to the Lords, and not returned : 


427. Affidavits; Commissions for taking Affidavits in Ireland; Lx11. 326—~—«— Africa, importation of certain articles from Colonies in; Lxx. 
352. Alehouses, manner of licensing in England; txx1v. 569. Apprentices; Parish Apprentices; Lx11. 663.—Lx x. 393. 
—&lt;—— Arms, manufacture of; LXVII. 537. Assets, administration of, in Ireland; Lx Xv. 207.—-=-—- Attornies and Solicitors 
Fees in Ireland; LxX1v. 515.——— Auctioneers ; Lxvi11. 659. Bankrupts; amending the Laws; txxiv. 576. Regulating 
the proceedings under Commissions; Lxxiv. 583. For relief of uncertified Bankrupts in Ireland; Lv1i. 633. Banishment ; 
To prevent criminals banished from Scotland from taking refuge in England and Ireland; Lxxiv. 540.——— Bastard Children ; 






































LXVI. 358. -Bermuda Trade; Lxvit. 219. Bridges ; County Bridges; Lv11. 452.—Lxx. 389. (Private Bills); 11x. 361. 
—LXI11. 382. Butter Trade, regulation of, in Ireland; txv111. 303.———Calico Printers; Lxxv. 401. Catholics ; 
Freehold Rights of Catholics (Ireland); tx1v. 401. Chalkers; For. punishing them in Ireland; Lv1u1. 250. Chancery, 


Court of ;, Administration of Justice in the Court of Chancery in Ireland; txx1v. 610.—Lxxv. 413. ———Chimney Sweepers, for 
the better regulation of; 11x. 396,—Lxx111. 87.—LXxIV. 151, 345. Churches, Building of, in Scotland; Lxx111. 398.— 
Lxxiv. 598. . (Private Bills); tx11. 278, 342.—.Lx x11. 353.—Lxx1v. 220. Church Rates, Collection of, in Ireland; Lxxtv. 462. 
Clergy ; Ages of Persons admitted into Orders in Ireland; 11x.143. To explain and amend Act 43 Geo. IIT. rx1x. 478. —— 
Clerk of the Peace, appointment of, in Ireland; Lxx1v. 527. Table of Fees; LX XII. 224. Coals; Coal Meters; Lxxv. 375. 
For continuing Acts for bringing Coals to London ; Lx x11.257. Duties on, in Wales; Lx111. 463. Coroners. Reward ; Lx x1. 427. 
————-Cotton Factories ; To amend Act 42 Geo. III. ¢.7.3 52. x111. 304. Court Houses ; Lx v1. 406,.—Lx v1. 168.—LxV1I1.579.———— 
Courts ; Preventing frivolous Actions in Superior Courts in Ireland; Lv111. 271.———Courts of Justice and Town Halls; ix11. 363. 
Curates; Encouraging the Residence of Stipendiary Curates on their Cures ; Lviut. 674.— LX111. 455. Customs ; To 
abolish Custom Officers Fees in the Port of London ; 1x. 446.' For abolishing Custom Fees in Ireland; Lx11.'741. —=-— Debtors ; 
To extend and render more effectual Act:32 GeowII.; nvi1. 523. For the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England; Lxx1v. 558. 
——— Debts, Small; ixrv. 140, 281, 917. Lxvint. 430, 643. — LXxi1. 286.—Lxx1v. 166,.477, 546, 553-—==—— Devises, 
Fraudulent ; .xx1. 438. ——— Dissenters, Relief of ; tx vii. 618. Docks, Harbours and Piers ; Lx11. 135, 763.—Lxx. 306. 
Drainages ; LX1I. 343. Elections; To amend Act 7 &amp; 8 Will. III.; tvi1. 408. For amending the Laws concerning 
Elections ; uxx11. 451. Helleston Bribery Bill; Lxx,. 118. Barnstaple Bribery Bill; Lxx1v. 456. Penryn Bribery Bill; xxv. 561. 
To prevent the issuing of Writs for Grampound, Penryn, Camelford and Barnstaple ; Lxxv. 99. Equity Decrees; For better 
securing purchasers of Land under; Lxx. 285. Exchequer Chamber, Administration of Justice therein, in Ireland; txx1v, 538. 
Exchequer, Court of; Profits of the Clerk of the Pleas whilst the right of appointment isin litigation ; Lx x1.356. Deputy Remem- 

brancer’s Regulation; Lx x11. 461. Farming Stock, sale of, taken in execution; LXX. 295. First Fruits, in Ireland; ix. 
' 269.——-——Fisheries ; Destruction of.the Brood and Spawn of Fish on the Coasts of England ; Lx x1v. 600. Forests ;.Lx v.11. 231.— 

LXXIL1. 402,—-—-—Framework Knitters; Frauds and Abuses in the Framework Knitting Manufacture; LXV11. 542.—LXXIV. 537. 

——~=-—Freehold Estates ; To subject Freehold Estates to the payment of simple Contract Debts; Lx11..346.—Lxix. aaah. 1 +i 

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V. Bills sent to the Lords, anid iot-returmed continued 


————Gaols; Abolition of Fees; rx1x. 443. Clergymen officiating in; 1xx111. 102.—-—_—-—General ‘Sessions of the peace ; times of 
iolding same in Ireland; Lxxiv. 603:——=—~Inclosures ;: LVIt. §16:—-LX11. 336; 343, 35%-—--LXUL 348.—Lxtvs.947.—L xv. 480, 
527:— LX1x. 196.—-—Indemnity ; Witnesses Indemnity; LX1,43.—Lx x1¥; 581, To persons who shall give evidence respecting Bribery 
before either. House of Parliament; Lx x1. 581.—--—Insurance Companies; LXVI, 114, 128.--LXX1I. 206.———Judges in Ireland, 
Annuities to; LX¥1xX.240.——_=—Justice General, of Scotland ; Lxx1v. 547.——-—Lands, partition of, in Ireland; Lx, 283,—1x1. 162. 
—&lt;———Liberty of the Subject 5 Lxx, 201,——-—London Port; Lx1x, 4'72.—-»-—-Madhouses, Regulation of ; Lx1x. 449.—Lx x1. 516.— 
LXXIV. 462.—«——Malt Duties (Supply Bill);, 1x11. 61.———Manure, Frauds and Abuses in the sale and admeasurement of; Lvit. 
452. Exemptions from Toll; txvr1. 488.———Marriages, Clandestine; LXVII 399-—LXXIII. 395.—LXxXIVv. 469.—Lxxv. 389. 
—&lt;——— Measures ; To extend the provisions of certain Acts to false Measures; LXxX.59.—&lt;—---Members ; Oaths taken before the 
Lord Steward; txvi1. 228,——1_-—Navigations, Canals, &amp;c.; “x11. 353, 355) 358.—L XIV. 299.—LXVIII. 362, 555.—LXX. 279. 
———Navy ; Naval Court Martials; nxx1.42. Paymentof Prize Money; Lx x111. 402.——-—Offices, Grants of; Lx1x. 81.——— 
Offices in Reversion; ux11. 668.—Lx111. 37.—LxXvV. 67, 251.————Palmer, Mr.; To secure to him his. future per centage on the 
Net Revenue of the Post Office; LXVII. 492.—LXVIII, 591.—————Parish Registers ; Lx vi11, 632. Parochial Schools, Establish- 
ment of; in England; tx11. 824,————Partnerships in Ireland; Lxvil. 335.—LX XIU. 391. Patents; LXIX, 405.—LXXIII. 
404. ——=— Pavings, Lightings and other Improyements; Lx11. 293, 307, 361.— LxXX. 497. Pillory, abolishing the Punishment 
of; LXxX. 271. Poor; Relief of the Poor not wearing Badges; Lv1t. 40, * Returns of expense and maintenance of, in England ; 
LXVII. 514. Amending Acts relating to the Poor and Poor Houses; 1xx.205. Explaining Act for indemnifying Parishes for the 
maintenance of Bastard Children ; Lxx. 132. Misapplication of the Poor Rates ; Lxx1v.527. Relief granted to the Poor in Scotland ; 
Lxx1v. 466. Employment of the Poor in Ireland, by regulating Partnerships; Lxx111. 391. Saint Pancras Poor; tvii1.318. 
Pestage ; Establishing an extra Post; Lxxv. 447. Privately Stealing; uxvi. 246.—LX XIII. 245. Revenues, 
Collection of, in Ireland ; tx. 334. Reynolds, Mrs.; her bequest to the Sinking Fund ; txv. 419.————Saving Banks, Protection 
of; Lxx11.303. In Ireland; Lxx11. 342.——&lt;—Servants ; Disputes between Masters and Servants ; LVI. 573. 
323.————Ship Owners, Relief of; Lx vi11. 567.—-—Sierra Leone Company ; Lx. 351. Silk Manufacture Apprentices ; 
LXXIV. 549. Sinecures, abolishing and regulating; Lxvil. 433.—~———Slave Trade, Abolition of; t1x. 368. Prohibiting 
British Subjects from lending Capital to carry on same ; LX xX. 304. Spirits ; Suspending the Duties on Corn Wash for Distillation ; 
LXVI. 256.————Stage Coaches; Inconsiderate Driving; uxx1. 497. Matthews’ Safety Coach; LxxIv. 575.———Stealing ; In 
Shops; Lxv. 331. In Dwelling Houses; rxvi. 246. Privately; Lxvi. 246.—Lxx111. 245. On Navigable Rivers; ux1v. 246. 
Stealing Children, Prevention of ; LX111. 353- Steam Boats ; LX XIII. 345. Suits, Removal of; txx1v. 464.——— 
Tithes Leasing; LXx11. 401.———Tobacco Pipe Clay, Exportation of; txvi1. 362.———Turnpike Roads; 11x, 361.—Lx11. 348, 
354, 359e—-LXVI. 394.—-LXVII. 343, 504.—LXVIII. §02.—LXIX. 397.—LXX. 276.—LXXI. 191, 400.—-LXXII. 259.—LX XIII. 
285, 383. Victuallers, regulating their Trade; Lxvir. 502. ———— Wages of Workmen; LX XIII. 304. Waterworks; 
LXII. 135) 344- West India Free Ports ; 11x. 406.——— Witnesses Indemnity ; Lx1. 43.—LXXIv. 581. 


























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VI. Bills brought from the Lords returned with Amendments, or not returned : 
Returned with Amendments : 


428. To which Amendments the Lords have agreed :— Arms; ixxv. (63, 66,67.) Arrests ; Litt. (421, 437, 451.) 
Clergy; Lxx. (435, 449, 458.) Cotton Factories; Lxxiv. (581, 590, 609.) Curates ; uxvitr. (641, 662, 668.) Debtors; 
Insolvent; LXI. (523, 534, 551-.)——LXVIII. (99, 100, 105.)-——-LXIX. (104, 109, 114.) (107, 111, 118.) Debtors, Insolvent (Ireland) ; 
LXVI. (457, 460.) —LXvI1I. (542, 544, 563.) Divorces; Lvi. (547, 559, 572, 614.) (559, 572, 628.)—Lx1x. (509, 513, §20.)— 
LXX, (389, 408, 412, 416, 434.)—LXXII. (324, 330, 348.) (468, 469.) Estates; xtvir. (619, 627, 638.)—Lvi11. (531, 536, 
541.) (536, 552.) (592, 600, 605.) (672, 676, 685.)— LIx. (333, 338, 347.)—Lx. (465, 481.)—Lx1. (463, 470.)—Lx111. (457, 
460, 469.)—Lxvutt. (594, 606, 623.) (605, 616, 623.)—1xx. (244, 248, 269.) (345, 349, 355-) (461, 467.)—Lxx1I. (324, 348.)— 
LXXIII. (414, 420.)—LXXIV. (575, 595-)—LXXV. (451, 458, 467.) Habeas Corpus ad Testificandum ; L1x. (427, 428, 431.) Habeas 
Corpus Suspension; Lx XII. (124, 127.) (425, 427.) Indemnity; Lord de Dunstanville ; tx11. (130, 137.) Earl of Winchelsea ; 
Lxxv. (276, 279.) Earl of Harborough; txxv. (479, 485.) Judicature (Scotland); rx1v. (404, 406.) Jury, Trial by (Scotland) ; 
LXXIV. (433, 441, 452.) Justice; Lxviit. (161, 301, 302, 323.) Justices; Lv111. (608, 633, 685.) Libels; Lxxv. (79, 81, 82.) 
Lunatics; Lxx1v. (623, 624, 630.) Malicious Shooting ; rv111. (514, 516, 523.) Misdemeanors ; Lxxv. (68,71, 74.) Naturalizations; 
LIx. (305, 316.)—Lx. (176, 179, 190, 195.) (389, 409.) Soldiers and Sailors; Lvrit. (415, 478, 482, 520.) Training Prevention; 
Lxxv. (46, 55.) Witnesses; LxI. (227, 245, 264.)——Lxxv. (465, 469.) Witnesses (Ireland) ; Lx x. (435, 455, 460, 467.) 


429. To which Amendments the Lords have agreed with Amendments, to whose Amendments the 


Commons have agreed :—Debtors; uxvit. (544, 545, 563.)— xvii. (483, 578, 584, 641, 650.) Estates; txvur. 
(394, 433, 447-) Jury, Trial by (Scotland); uxx. (210, 211, 218, 240, 243.) Rents; rxx11. (363, 379, 410.) Slave Trade; 
LXII. (219, 245, 281, 285.) Scotch Judicature; txt. (469, 477, 478.) 


431. To which Amendments the Lords have not agreed, but desire Conferences thereon :—Debtors, Insolvent; 
LVI. (584, 594, 635, 637, 638.)—Lxvi. (456, 460.) For proceedings hereon, See Conferences, 6. 


432. To which Amendments it does not appear that the Lords agreed :——Loveden’s Divorce; xvi. 443. Ships and 
Vessels; tvu11. (473, 478.) 


Not returned: 


433. Bills elas from the Lords which the Commons put off to a time beyond the probable duration 


of the Session (Three Months, &amp;c.) :—-Cruelty to Animals; ix1v. 407. 
West India Trade; LxI. 319. 


434. Bills brought from the Lords in which the Commons did not proceed beyond the First Reading :— 
To enable the Mayor, &amp;c. of Bath to grant Building Leases; Lx1. 361, 362. To revive, amend and make perpetual, Act 41 Geo. III. 
for the further relief of Debtors; LxI. 503. 

435. Bills brought from the Lords in which the Commons did not proceed, but laid the Bill aside :— 


Poor Rates; For relieving certain persons from the Payment of Poor Rates, and extending Parochial relief ; nem. con. ; Lv1. 88. Crown 
Lands ; To enable His Majesty to grant the site of Hertford College (Oxford) nem, con.; Lx XI. 504. 


VII. Bills: Withdrawn, Put off, Laid aside : 
Bills. Withdrawn : 

436. On notice being taken, or the House being informed, --That they were not prepared conformable to the order 
of leave for bringing them in; LVI. 409, 504.—LVIII. 237-—LIX. 328.—LXVII. 171, 323.—LXX. 95. 
425.—LXXI. 252-—LXXII. 198. That they contained provisions not authorized by such Order; LVI. 
409, 504, 521. That they varied from such Order ; LXIX. 334. That the Title of the Bill varied from 


such Order; LVIII, 301.—«-—On Petition, stating that the notice given had no reference to part of the 
Order for the Bill; LIX. 227. 


437. On notice being taken that a Bill was not prepared conformable to Petition; LXIX.230. Not conformable to 
its title ; LxX. 265. That a Bill contained provisions not included in the Petition, or the Report thereon ; 

LXI. 230,.—&lt;« That Bills were not prepared conformable to the Standing Orders; Lx X.209.—LXXII. 244. 

—LXXIII. 227.—LXXIV. 329.—&lt;—That printed copies had not been delivered at the door; LXXIV. 235. 

That 


Justice, Administration of ; Lxvi1. 538. 


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VIL. Bills Withdrawn, Put off, Laid aside—continued. 
Bills Withdrawn—continued. 


—«—That the Bill contained an improper provision; LXIV. 226.—«#=—On the House being informed that 
the names of Commissioners were not inserted in Inclosure Bills; LVI. 379.—LXIV. 160, 163, 198. 


438, On notice being taken, or the House being informed, that Bills were not properly prepared ; LVIII. 309.— 
LXI. 416.—LXIV. 103, 154, 370.—LXVIII. 248.—LXIX. 314.—LXX. 263.—LXXI. 127.—LXxXII .78. 
Were improperly prepared; LXVIII. 334. — LXIX. 266. Were imperfect; LXXI. 235, 265.— LXXII. 
274. Were not duly prepared ; or not effectual to answer the purposes intended ; LVII. 389, 467.—LVIII. 
620. Were not adequate to their objects ; LXXIII. 350, 397- 


439. On notice being taken that there were several interlineations or erasures therein ; LVI. 224.—LVII. 47.—LX. 
59.—LXV. 35. Inaccuracies therein; LXIX. 182. That they were not properly blanked ; LXVII. 511.— 
LXVIII. 195, 304.—LXX. 155.—&lt;— House being informed, that several Amendments were intended to 
be proposed, which could not conveniently be made in the Billas prepared ; LVI. 560.—«—That several 
alterations were necessary ; LX. 165.—LXIV. 95.—&lt;«—That it was proposed to restrain the provisions of 
the Bill; LVI. 267. 


441. On notice taken that a Bill was a Private Bill, and ought to have been brought in on Petition; LXx. 46. 


442. Bills withdrawn, and leave given to present others ; LXIX. 369.—LXXIV. 335, &amp;c.—&lt;«—Bills ordered to be 
withdrawn, without any reason assigned ; LX. 230. — LXX. 355. — LXXI. 233.—LXXII. 268.—LXXIII. 
405.—LXXIV. 470, 488, &amp;c. 


Bills put off : 
443. For a fortnight—Second readings; LXVII. 541.—LXXvV. 96, &amp;c. Committee on Bill; LXXII. 451. 
Further consideration of Report ; LXXIII. 413.—LXXV. 453. 
444. For three weeks,—Second readings; LXVII. 538.— LXXIV. 606. Committee on Bill; LXXIV. 607. 
Further consideration of Report ; LXXIV. 615, 618, 622, &amp;c. Third reading ; LXXIV. 622. 


445. For one month,—Committee on Bill; LXxXv. 419. Further consideration of Reports ; LVII. 638.—LX. 455. 
—LXxV. 466. Second reading of Committee’s Amendments; LVII.621. Third reading; LX. 463. 


446. For six weeks,—Second readings; LXXV. 102, 402. Further consideration of Report; LXXV. 405. 
Further consideration of Lords Amendments ; LXII. 844. 

447. For two months,—Second readings ; LXVII. 512. — LXXIII. 303, &amp;c. Lords Bill; Lxvil. 538. Report ; 
LXXV. 422. Further consideration of Report ; LXI. 439. 

448. For three months,—Second readings ; LVII. 498.—LIX. 337.—-LXI. 326.—LXII. 244.—LXIV. 228.—LXVI. 
298.—LXVII. 514, &amp;c. Lords Bill ; LXI. 319. Committee on Bill ; LVI. 444.—LX. 477.—LXIV. 407. 
—LXV. 423.—LXVI. 369. —- LXXI. 466.—LXXII. 369. Reports; LXXI. 438. Further consideration 
of Reports; LVIII. 630.—LIX. 336.—LX. 477.—LXI. 456.—LXIV. 396.—LXVI. 419.—-LXVII. 465, &amp;c. 
Third readings; LVII. 523.— LX. 345.— LXI. 387. —LXII. 256.—LXIV. 380.—LXX. 389, &amp;c. 
Consideration of Lords Amendments; LVIII. 561. -— LIX. 336.— LXVI. 428. — LXVII. 526.—LXxX. 
439, &amp;c. Further consideration of Lords Amendments; LVI. 452.—LVII. 508.—LX. 454.— LXI. 488. 
—LXVI. 419. 

449. For six months,—Second readings ; LVIII. 486.—LIX. 154.—LX. 104.—LXI. 255.—-LXIV. 128.—LXV. 146. 
LXVI. 116.—LXVII. 103, &amp;c. Committee on the Bill ; LVI. 161.—LXVII. 445.—LXX. 77.—LXKXIV. 
536, &amp;c. Reports; LXV. 283.—LXVIII. 579. — LXXV. 418, &amp;c. Further consideration of Reports ; 
LVI. 190.— LX. 308. — LXX. 374. — LXXIV. 429. — LXXV. 430, &amp;c. Second reading of Committees 
Amendments; LXIV. 258. Third readings; LVI. 250.— LVIII. 400. — LXX. 196. — LXXIII. 117.— 
LXXIV. 451, &amp;c. Consideration of Lords Amendments ; LVIII. 271. Further consideration of Lords 
Amendments ; LXII. 289.—LXXIII. 421.—LXXIV. 507, &amp;c. 

451. For nine months; Committee on Bill ; LXXV. 440. 


Bills (from the Lords) laid aside : 
452. PoorRates ; Forrelieving certain persons from the payment of Poor Rates, and extending Parochial relief ; L VI. 88. 


453. Crown Lands; To enable His Majesty to grant the site of Hertford College (Oxford); LXXI. 504. 


VIII. Bills passed with unusual Expedition : 

454. Bills presented ; read a First and Second time,—And committed the same day; LVI. 21.—LVII. 57.— 
LVIII. 101, 108.—LIX. 177, 230, 425, &amp;c.—LXI. 28.—LXVI. 462.—LXIX. 97, 144, 505.—LXX. 425. 
—LXXI. 69.—LXXIII. 13.—LXXIV. 612, 619.—LXXV. 65, 96, 97. And considered in Committee the 
same day; LVII. 639. — LX. 155. —LXXIII. 407.. And reported the same day; LVIII. 271, 562.— 
LXXIII. 23.—LXXvV. 91. And Report to be further considered on a future day, and Bill ordered to be 
printed as amended ; LVIII. 616, 628.—LXIII. 248, 265.—LXXIIL175, 312, 407.—LXXIV. 321. 

455. Bills presented; read a First and Second time; committed ; reported; ordered to be ingrossed ; and day 
appointed for Third reading, the same day; (Witnesses Indemnity Bill, Lord Melville’s Case) ; LxXI. 37. 
(Election Committee Ballot Bill); LX1I. 16,17. (Jesuits Bark Exportation Bill) ; LX1. 185. (Local 
Jurisdictions Bill); LXXV. 95.—&lt;—And read a Third time ; passed ; and sent to the Lords, the same day ; 
(Habeas Corpus Suspension Bill); LVI. 278, 279. (Military Inquiry Continuing Bill); LXxtI. 399. 
(Members Oaths Indemnity Bill, Death of Lord Steward) ; LXVII. 179. (To continue proceedings against 
Lord Melville); Lx. 485. (Downpatrick Election Committee Bill); LXx. 346, 348. (Prince of Saxe 
Cobourg’s Preliminary Naturalization Bill); LXx. 251. (Aliens and Denizens Bill); LXxxulI. 424. 
(Banks of England and Ireland Cash Payments Bill); LXXIV. 309, 317. (Insolvent Debtors Act Con- 
tinuing Bills) ; LxXIV. 626, 628.—&lt;«—And Lords agreement thereto without any Amendment, the same 
day ; (Habeas Corpus Suspension, Ireland, Bill, and Rebellion, Ireland, Bill) ; LVIII. 645, 6. (Witnesses 
Indemnity Bill, Lord Melville’s Case); LX. 492. (Annual Indemnity Bill,) [Dissolution of Parliament 
impending, February 1820]; LXXV. 100. 

456. Bills from the Lords ; Received ; read a First and Second time ; and committed, the same day ; (Habeas Corpus 
Suspension Bill); LX xl. 114. (Training Prevention Bill) ; LXxv. 38.—&lt;«—And considered in Committee 
the same day; (Insolvent Debtors, Ireland, Bill); LXVII. 540. Reported ; read a Third time ; passed ; 
and sent back to the Lords, the same day ; (Lord Dunstanville’s Oaths Indemnity Bill) ; LX1I. 129, 130. 
(Prince of Saxe Cobourg’s Naturalization Bill); LxXx1. 248. (Habeas Corpus Suspension Bill); 
LXXIII. 11. (Earlof Winchelsea’s Oaths Indemnity Bill); LXXv. 275, 276. (Cork Bankers Estate Bill) ; 
LXXV. 460-471. (Lord Harborough’s Oaths Indemnity Bill); LXXV. 478, 479. a 

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VIII. Bills passed with unusual Expedition—continued.. 


457. Bills read a Second time; committed ; reported; ordered to be ingrossed ; and day appointed for Third 
reading, the same day ; LVI. 49.—LVIII. 104, 642.—LIX. 414.—LX. 398, 462.—LXII. 822, 833.— 
LXXV. 297. And read a Third time and passed, the same day; (Lord John Thynne’s Oaths Indemnity 
Bill) ; Lx.152. (Mr. O’Neill’s); LXVII. 302. (Lord Gower’s); LXXI. 51, 55. (Hertford College 
Lands Bill); LXXI. 509, 511. (Bakers Regulation Continuing Bill); Lxxv. 78, 79. 
458. Bills from the Lords, read a Second time ; committed ; reported ; read a Third time; passed ; and sent back 
to the Lords, the same day; (Sir H. Wellesley’s Divorce Bill); LXV. 107. (Vexatious Arrests Bill) ; 
LXVI. 459. (Reade’s Estate Bill, near the end of the Session); LXVIII. 658, 9. (Dyott’s Divorce 
: Bill, near the end of the Session); LXXI. 525. 
459. Bills considered in Committee ; reported ; ordered to be ingrossed ; and day appointed for Third reading, the 
same day; LXXV. 60,96. Passed and sent to the Lords, the same day ; (Coarse Flour Act Repeal 
Bill); LVI. 26. (Advance to Boyd and Benfield Indemnity Bill); Lx. 406, 7. Auditor of the Exs. 
chequer, Lord Grenville’s Bill;:LxI. 30. (Mr. C. Grant’s Oaths Indemnity Bill); LXIX. 149, 150. 
(Spirits Intercourse, Ireland, Bill) ; LXIx. 481. (Naval Courts Martial Bill); LXXI. 71, 72. (Princess 
Charlotte’s Establishment Bill); LXXI. 282, 3. Irish Election Committee Bill; LXXv. 67.) (Penryn, 
Camelford, Grampound and Barnstaple Writs Prevention Bill); LXXv. 98, 99. 
461. Bill from the Lords; considered in Committee ; reported with Amendments ; read a Third time ; passed ; and 
sent back to the Lords, the same day ; (Training Prevention Bill); Lxxv. 46. ° 
462. Bills reported, or Report further considered ; ordered to be ingrossed ; passed; and sent ‘to the Lords, the 


same day; (Irish Postage Bill); LVIII. 278., (Clergy Residence Bill); LXIx. 512. (Glass Duties, 
Treland, Bill); LXxX. 38, 39. 


IX. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings : 


Resolutions relative to times for Private Bills: 
No Petitions for Private Bills to be received after certain Days: 


463. In Session 1801, commencing 22 January 1801; None after 13 March 1801, (Great Britain); LvJ, 24. 
Time enlarged until 20 March; 158.—«—Session 1801-2, commencing 2g October 1801; None 
after 19 February 1802; LVII. 16. Time enlarged until 26 February; 130. —«»— Sessioh 1802-3, 
commencing 16 “November 1802; None after 11 February 1803; LVIII. 33. Time enlarged until 
18 February ; 128. Time further enlarged until Wednesday next, (23 February); 178.—&lt;_Session 
1803-4, commencing 22 November 1803; None after 24 February 1804; LIX. 21.—&lt;©—Session 1805, 
commencing 15 January 1805 ; None after 1 March 1805; LX. 10,—&lt;&lt;_—Session 1806, commencing 
21 January 1806; None after 7 March 1806; LXI. 18. 


464. In Session 1806-7, commencing 15 December 1806; None after 27 February 1807; LXII. 10. The said 
Resolution relative to the receiving of Petitions read; and Resolutions, That not any Private Bill 
be received after 26 March 1807, and no Report of such Private Bills after. 11 May 1807; 37. 
[ Resolutions printed. | 


465. In Session 1807, commencing 22 June 1807 ; No Petition for Private Bills to be received after 8 July 1807; 
no Bill after 13 July 1807 ; no Report of Private Bills after 27 July 1807 ; LXII. 589. [Resolutions printed.] 
—&lt;» Entries, in the Journal of December 1806 and January 1807, of Resolutions with respect to the 
time of receiving Petitions, Bills, and Reports read, and Resolution, That the House will, early in the next 
Session, take into consideration the appointment of days, limiting times for the like purposes ; LXIL. 834. - 


466. In Session 1808, entry in the Journal of the above Resolution read, and Resolution for not receiving Petitions, 
Bills and Reports, after particular days ; LXIII. 14. 


No Petitions for Private Bills No Private Bills to be No Report of Private Bills to be 
Se Seentne Commencing to be received after received after oe after 
1808. 21 January. 26 February 1808. 28 March 1808. 16 May 1808, Printed Lx1II. 14. 


1809. 19 January. Friday, 24 Feb. 1809. Monday, 27 March 1809. Monday, 8 May 1809, Pp. LXIV. 7. 
1810. 23 January. Friday, g Feb. 1810. Monday 19 March 1810. Monday, 7 May 1810, Pp. LXV. 13. 
1810-11. 1 Nov. 1810, Friday, 1 Feb.1811. | Monday, 4 March 1811. Monday, 29 April 1811, p. LXVI. 37. 


467. Resolution, That all Petitions for Private Bills be presented within fourteen days after the first Friday in the 
next and every future Session of Parliament; made a standing order; LXVI. 440. ; 


468. In Session 1812, commencing 7 January 1812, the above Standing Order read, and Resolutions, That no 
Private Bill be read after Monday 24 February 1812; no Report of Private Bills to be received after 
Monday 20 April 1812; LXVII. 17. [Resolutions printed.] 


No Petitions for Private Bills | No Private Bills to be | No Report of Private Bills to be 
469. In Session Commencing to be received after Friday, | read after Monday, | received after Monday, 
1812-13. 24 Nov. 1812. 18 Dec. 1812. 8 March 1813. 10 May 1813, vp. LXVII. 11. 
1813-14. 4 Nov. 1813. 19 Nov. 1813. 7 March 1814. © g May 1814, Pp. LXIX. 9. 
Rescinded, LXX. 133; Rescinded, LXX. 133. 
And Resolution appointing And Resolution appointing 
28 March 1814. 13 May 1814, Pp. LXIX. 133. 
1814-15. 8 Nov. 1814. 25 Nov. 1814. 6 March 1815. 1 May 1815, p. LXX. 7. 
1816. 1 Feb. 1816. 16 Feb. 1816. 25 March 1816. 13 May 1816, Pp. LXXI. 8. 
1817. 28 Jan. 1817. 14 Feb. 1817. 24 March 1817. 12 May 1817, Pp: LXXII, g. 
1818. 27 Jan. 1818. 13 Feb. 1818. 16 March 1818. 20 April 1818, Pp. LXXIII. 7... 
1819. 14 Jan. 1819. 5 Feb. 1819. 15 March 1819. 10 May 1819, P. LXXIV. 14, 
1819-20. 23 Nov. 1819. 10 Dec. 1819. 6 March 1820. 1 May 1820, p. LXXxv. 6. 
1820. 21 April 1820. 5 May 1820. Tuesday, 30 May 1820. 19 June 1820, Pp. LXXV. 120, 
Rescinded, and Reso- Rescinded, and Reso- Resolution for not receiving any Reports 
lution appointing lution appointing of a private Bill relating to Ireland after. 
Friday, 12 May1820; Wednesday,31 May1820; ‘Thursday, 29 June1820; 
LXXV. 141. LXXV. 238. . LXXV. 238. 
Petitions 


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1X. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


Petitions for Bills : 


471. [Private Bills.] Presented; And Bills immediately ordered [if no toll or duty be proposed to be levied]; LVI. 20. 
—LXXV. 13, &amp;c. —«— And Petitions referred to Select Committees; LVI. 35.—LXXV. 24, &amp;c.—_—_ 
And Petitions ordered to. lie upon the table only; LVI, 21.—LVJI. 49.—LVIII. 152.—LIX. 104.— LX. g2. 
—LXI. 98.—LXIII. 81. — LXIV. 50.—LXVII. 50.— LXVIII. 300. — LXIX. 15.—LXX. 20.—LXxXI. 6.— 
LXXI1V. 71.——Petitions [for Inclosure Bills, &amp;c.] stating that Standing Orders had not been given ; 
Presented and referred ; LVIII. 156.—LIX. 102.—LXII. 73-4.—LXII. 115. 


472. For Private Bills read again; and Bills ordered; LVI. 25.— LVI. 499.— LVIII. 88. — LXI. 150. — 
LXVE. 457.—LXIX. 334. —— And referred to Select Committees; LVI. 360.—LVII..194.—LVIII. 173. 
— LIX. 207.—LX. 120.-——LXI..122.—LXIV. 141.—LXKXII. 172.—LXXIV. 200. 


473. Orders to Select Committees on Petitions for Private Bills; That they do examine the matter thereof, and 
report the same, as it shall appear to them, to the House; to meet to-morrow morning at nine of the 
clock, in the Speaker’s Chamber, and have power to send for persons, papers and records; LVI. 35.— 
LVII. 9.—LVIII. 12, —LIX. 13.—-LX. 11.— LXI. 21, &amp;c, —«—[In Vol. Lxtl.] To examine the 
matter thereof, and report thereon to the House; to meet to-morrow in the Speaker’s Chamber, and 
have power to send for persons papers, and records; LXII. 28.—&lt;—[After Vol. LXII.] To meet to- 
morrow in the S»neaker’s Chamber, and have power to send for persons, papers and records; LXIII. 48. 

_—LXIV. 16.—LXXV. 24, &amp;c.—&lt;»—All who come, to have voices ; LVII. 425.— LX. 173.—LXVII. 267. 
—LXVIII. 147.—LXIX..137. —&lt;=— Five to. be the Quorum; LXVI. 58.—LXVII. 467.—~&lt;» Committee 
on Petition for a Bill revived; LXIV. 104. —&lt;«©— To sit, notwithstanding adjournments; LXIX. 128.— 
LXX. 138. 


474. Petitions for leave to present Petitions for Private Bills; And leave immediately given; LVI. 364.— 

LVII. 362.— LVIH. 385.—LIX. 245.—-LX. 184.—LXI. 190.—LXII. 228.—LXV. 107.—LXVI. 211.— 

LXVII. 175. —LXX. 85.—LXXI. 472.—LXXII.. 323.—LXXV. 348. Leave given upon, Divisions ; 

LXX. 85.—&lt;-— And Petitions referred ‘to Select Committees ; LXIII. 129.— LXIV. 215.—LXV. 98.— 

LXVI.89.—LXVII. 197. LXVII1. 101.—LXIX. 79.—LXX. 71.——-LXXI. 299.—LXXII. 125.— LXXIII. 202. 

—LXXIV. 168.—LXXV. 58, &amp;c.—&lt;-—Orders to Select Committees on such Petitions ; To meet to-morrow 

in the Speaker's Chamber, and to have power to send for persons, papers and records; LXIII. 129.— 

LXIV. 215.—LXV. 98.—LXVI. 89.—LXVII. 197.—LXVIII. 101.— LXIX. 79. — LXX. 71.—LXXI. 299. 

—LXXIl. 125. — LXXIIL. 202. —LXXIV. 168.-— LXXV. 58, &amp;c, —«— To sit, notwithstanding any 
Adjournments of the House; LXIX. 129. 


475. Petitions, signifying that notices had been given (pursuant to leave granted for notices), and therefore praying 
for leave to bring in Bills pursuant to prayers of former Petitions; Presented and referred ; LVI. 339.— 
LVI. 46.—LVIII. 280.—LIX. 221.—LX. 219.—LXI. 177.— LXH. 101-2, — LXIII, 146,— LXIV. 162. 
LXVI. 262.—LXVII. 239. — LXVIII. 145. —««-— Orders to Select Committees thereon; That they do 
examine the matter thereof, and report same, as it shall appear to them, to the House; to meet to-morrow 
morning at nine of the clock in the Speaker's Chamber, and have power to send for persons, papers and 
records; LVI. 339.—LVII. 40.—LVII. 280.— LIX. 221.— LX. 219.— LXI. 177. —&lt;=—([In Vol. LXII.] 
To examine the matter thereof, and report thereon to the House; to meet to-morrow in the Speaker’s 
Chamber, and have power to send for persons, papers and records ; LXII. 102.——_— [After Vol. LXII.] 
To meet to-morrow in the Speaker’s Chamber, and have power to sent for.persons, papers and records ; 
LXIII. 146.—LXIV. 162.—LXVI. 262.—LXVII. 239.—LXVIII. 145. 


476. Petition to allow the Committee on a former Petition to make a Report, and that a Bill may be brought in ; 
Referred ; Order to Committee thereon, to meet to-morrow in the Speaker’s Chamber, and to have 
power to send for persons, papers and records; LXVIII. 508. 


477. Resolutions in Sessions 1807 and 1820; That upon every Petition presented during those Sessions, and referred, 
the Committee do examine, in the first place, whether the same: Petition be the same in substance as any 
Petition for the same purpose, and from the same Parties in the last Session, and whereupon any pro- 
ceedings were pending on the dissolution, and in such case all Minutes of Evidence taken before the former 
Committee be received in evidence of the matter of the said Petition, and in proof of the Standing Orders 
having been complied with; LXII. 589.—LXXV. 119. 


Reports made from Select Committees on Petitions for Bills: 


478. And Motions for Bills withdrawn; LXXIV. 609.—&lt;«—And Reports ordered to lie upon the table; LVI. 239, 
240.—LVII. 165.—LVIII. 90.—LXVIII. 107, 254.—LXX. 129.—LXXII. 84, 150.—LXXIIL. 97. ——— 
’ And Bills immediately ordered; LVI. 24.—LXxXv. 18, &amp;c. —&lt;«=— And two Bills immediately ordered ; 
LXI. 214.—LXI. 124.—LXIV. 36.— LXV. 84.— LXVII. 153.—LXX. 24.—LXXIII. 18.—LXXV. 
64, &amp;c. —&lt;«— That Petitions are not within the Standing Orders relative to Bills (proposing to levy 
tolls), and Bills immediately ordered; LVI. 51.— LVIH. 266.— LXVIII. 82.—LXIX. 140. —_— And 
Reports immediately re-committed to same Committees ; LVI. 232, 387.—LVIII. 199.—LX. 228-9.— 
LXV. 54.—LXX. 107. —&lt;=— And additional Petitions referred; LXX. 148. —«— And Reports im- 
mediately referred to Committees of the whole House, or Committees of the whole House appointed 
thereon; LVII. 251.—LX. 390.—LXI. 388.—LXII. 603. —&lt;— That the Standing Orders had not been, 
or had only been in part complied with; And leave granted for notices; LXVII.19. Leave granted for 
notices, and Bills ordered immediately ; LXVI. 233.—LXIX. 279.—LXxX. 65. And leave for some notices 
granted, and Bills ordered, and other notices dispensed with; LXX. 298. And Reports ordered to 
lie upon the Table; LVI. 249.—LVII. 95.—LVIII. 90.—LIX. 154.—LX. 49.—LXI 118.—LXII. 73.— 
LX. 141,—LXIV. 169.—LXV. 41.—LXVI. 102.—LXVII. 44.— LXVIII. 34.—LXIX. 28,—LXX. 61. 
—LXXI. 100.—LXXII. 115.—LXXIII. 78.—LXXIV. 55.—LXXV. 39, &amp;c. 


479. On Petitions, signifying that notices had been given pursuant to leave, and for Bills pursuant to former 
Petitions ; And Reports on original Petitions for Bills read, and Bills ordered; LVI. 282, 313.—LVII. 378. 
—LVIlf. 127, 210, 283.—LIX. 218.—LX. 223.—LxXI. 188.—LXII. 259-60.—LXVIII. 166, —m— 
‘ And original Petition and Report thereon read, and Bill ordered ; LVII. 354. —&lt;«— And Bill ordered ; 
LVI. 50. 


481. On re“committed ‘Reports on Petitions for Bills;.And Reports ordered to lie on the table; LXI. 159.— 
_- “LXXIV. 277. —«m— And leave granted for notices (only); LX. 173.—&lt;-— And Reports again re- 
committed ;LXII. 64, ~«=— And leave for notices granted, and Bills ordered ; LXv. satel 

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IX. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


Reports made from Select Committees on Petitions for Bills—continued. 


106.—LXX. 24.—LXXI. 17.—LXXII. 114.&lt;»—And leave for notices granted, and two Bills ordered; 
LXX. 24. —«»— And Bills immediately ordered ; LX. 239-40.—-LXVII. 207.— LXIX. 115, —_— 
And Reports ordered to lie upon the table; Standing Orders reported to be not, or only in part complied 
with; LVI. 362.—LVII. 23.—LXV. 89.—LXX. 109.—LXXI. 23.—LXXII. 83.—LXXIIL 24, 194. 
LXXIV.. 155, 201. —&lt;™— On re-committed Report, and to whom additional Petitions were referred, 
and Bill ordered ; LXx. 162. 


; 


482. On Petitions for leave to present Petitions for Bills; And leave immediately given; LXVII. 114.—LXVIII. 
102.—LXIX. 82.—LXX. 74.—LXXI. 304.--LXXII. 421.—LXXIII. 75.—-LXXIV. 127, &amp;c. —&lt;e— And 
Reports ordered to lie upon the table ; LX1V. 158.—LXV. 403.—LXVI. 99.—LXVII. 368.—LXVIII.— 197. 


—LXIX. 142.—LXxX.-78.—LXXIII. 97.—LXXIV. 172. —«— And Reports re-committed to same 
Committees; LXXI. 151.—LXXII. 168. 


483. On Petition to allow the Committee on a former Petition to make a Report, and that a Bill may be brought 
in; and Bill ordered, LXVIII. 525. 


484. On Petitions for Bills Read upon Motion; And Reports re-committed to same Committees; LVI. 112. 
—LVII. 21.—LVII. 106.— LIX. 138. —LX. 170.—LXI. 155.—LXI. 59.—LKXIYV. 145.—LXV. 65, 
185.—LXVI. 102.—LXVII. 19.—LXVIII. 100.—LXIX. 89.—LXX. 23.—LXXI. 16.—LXXII. 73. 
— LXXII. 103,— LXXIV. 111, &amp;c. —«»— And Reports referred to consideration of Committees 
of the whole House, or Committees of the whole House appointed thereon ; LVI. 251.-—LVII. 199.— 
LVIII. 247.—L!X. 219.—LX. 336.—LXI. 434. —~=— And leave for notices granted (only); LVI. 238. 
—LVII. 29.—LVIII. 94.—LIX. 135.—LX. 119. —LXI. 29.— LXI. 143.—EXIII. 48.—LXIV. 16.— 
LXV. 174.—LXVI. 77. — LXVII. 19. — LXVIIF. 78. —«m—.And motion, That leave be granted for 
notices made, and withdrawn; LXVII. 108. ——a-— And order of leave for notices Read, and other 
notices ordered; LXX. 57. Read and discharged, and other notices ordered; LVII. 269.—LVIII. 236. 
——«— And Bills ordered; LVI. 153.—LVII. 29.—LX. 40.—LXI. 131.—LXIV. 99.—LXV. 187.— 
LXVI. 85.—LXVII. 114.—LXVIII. 121, 276.—LXX. 96.—LXXII. 434.—LXXIII. 243.—LXXIV. 39. 
——»— And a new Bill ordered [the order for the first Bill having been discharged]; LX. 62.——— 
And leave for notices granted, and Bills ordered; LXI. 131.—LXIII. 116.—LXIV. 122.—LXV. 119.— 
LXVI. 78.—LXVIL. 138.—LXVIII. 37.—LXIX. 60.—LXX. 42.—LXXI. 26.—LXXII. 104.—LXXKXIII. 21. 
—LXXIV. 35.—LXXV. 216, &amp;c.—&lt;«— And leave for notices granted, and two or more Bills ordered ; 
LXVII. 138.—LXVIII. 101.—LX1X. 89.—&lt;»—And leave for notices granted, Bills ordered, and leave 
given to present Bills on or before particular days [being after the time limited]; LXXI. 240.—«—And 
leave for notices granted; Bills ordered; and Committees of the whole House appointed on Reports ; 
LXVIII. 269.—&lt;«=—And leave granted to deposit plans, books of reference, lists, accounts, &amp;c.; and Bills 
ordered; LXIV. 112.—LXVI. 106.—LXVI. 32.—LXVIII. 194.—LXIX. 47. 


485. Petitions for Bills and Reports thereon read, upon Motion, and new Bills ordered in thereupon, the order for 
the first Bill having been discharged ; LXIV. 144. 





486. Reports made from Select Committees on Petitions for leave to present Petitions read, upon Motion; And 


leave given; LXIV. 166.— LXV. 412.—LXVI. 95, 210. —«— And report re-committed; LXVI. 133- 
—LXXII. 168.—LXXIII. 101.—LXXIV. 180. 


Orders for bringing in Bills: 


487. [Public Bills.] Bills ordered, without any previous proceeding ; LVI. 211.—LXXV. 417, &amp;c.—&lt;—Accounts 
and Papers read, and orders that leave be given to bring in Bills; LX11. 66.—LXIV. 295.—&lt;«—Acts read, 
and orders that leave be given to bring in Bills; LVI. 84.—LVI. 28.—LVIII. 19.—LIX. 68.—LX. 27.— 
LXI. 62.—LXI1. 16.—LXIII. 45.—LXIV. 86, &amp;c.—«—Section of Act read and Bill ordered ; LXXV. 97. 
[See Acts of Parliament, 11.] Acts read and entries in Journal read, and Bill ordered ; LX VII. 190.—— 
—«—A Bill of the same Session read and Bill ordered; LX XIV. 619.—&lt;.—A message from His Majesty 
read, and Bill ordered; LXXV. 165. —«e— The Prince Regent’s Speech read, and order that leave be 
given to bring in a Bill; LXXV. 15.—&lt;«.~— Reports from Select Committees read, and Public Bills 
ordered ; LVIII. 87.— LXII. 66, 272. — LXIII. 245. — LXIV. 209, 258.—LXV. 97.—LXVII. 47, 476.— 
LXVIII. 500.—LXXI. 390.—LXXIII. 96, 272, 336. And two Public Bills ordered; LXXIM. 171.——— 
Reports from Select Committees read, and Acts read, and Bills ordered ; LVIII. 95.—LXXIV. 108, 216. 
—&lt;»— Resolutions of Committees of the whole House reported, and Orders ; ‘That Bills be brought in 
thereupon; LVI. 59.—LVII. 46.—L VIII. 99. —LIX. 132.—LX. 29.—LXI. 28.—LXII. 57.— LX. 148.— 
LXIV. 190.— LXV. 105.— LXVI. 231.—LXVII. 212. —LXVIII. 35.—LXIX. 95.—LXX. 60.— 
LXXI. 14.—LXXII. 127. — LXXIII. 85.—LXXIV. 137.—LXXV. 78, &amp;c. That Bills be brought in 
upon each of the said Resolutions; LXIV. 110.—LXXV. 399. ‘That a Bill or Bills be brought in 
thereupon ; LXVIII. 574, 624.—LXXV. 218. That a Bill be brought in upon some, and a Bill be 
brought in upon others of the said Resolutions; LXX. 167. —&lt;«— Resolution of Committee of the 
whole House read, upon Motion, and Bill ordered in, and notice taken that a Bill for the same purpose 
had already passed the House, and had been carried to the Lords; Order that an entry be made in the 
Journals of the reasons which induced the House to give leave for bringing in the Bill, and entry accord- 
ingly ; LXII. 61. —«— Motions made by directions of Committees of the whole House; ‘lor leave 
to bring in Bills, and Biils ordered; LVI. 37.— LVU. 44.—~LVIII. 284.— LIX 88.— LX. 61.— 
LXI. 64.—LXII. 25.—LXIII. 33.—LXIV. 18.—LXV. 91.—LXVI. 100.—LXVII. 13.—LXVIII. 18.— 
LXIX. 11.—LXX. 15.—LXXI. 434.—LXXII. 22.—LXXIIL. 171.—LXXIV. 309.—LXX¥V. 218, &amp;c. 
For leave to bring in two or more Bills, and Bills ordered; LXI. 400.—LXVI. 157.—LXXIII. 228.— 
LXXV. 452. For leave to bring in ten Bills, and Bills ordered; LXXII. 237. Of Committees 
of the whole House upon a Petition, and a Bill ordered ; LXX. 387. —«»— Motions made, by direction 
of Select Committees ; For leave to bring in Bills, and Bills ordered; LVI. 21.— LXXI. 407. — LXXIII. 
192. —&lt;=—. Bills ordered in upon Divisions ; LXIV. 12.—L XVII. 116, 203.—LXVIIL. 498.—LXX. 446. 
—LXxXIII. 80, 319. —«=— Motion for leave to bring ina Bill dropped for want of forty Members ; 
LXXI. 186. —&lt;«— Orders for taking Petitions into further consideration read, and order of leave to bring 
in Bills; LXX. 342. —« — Order for leave to bring in a Bill read, and order of leave to bring in a Bill 
or Bills thereupon ; LV1I. 233.—LIX. 206.—= Bill ordered in, nem. con.; LXVI. 148. . 


488. [Private 
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Orders for bringing in Bills—continued. 


488. [Private Bills.] Petitions for Private Bills presented, and orders of leave to bring in same ; LVI. 30.—LVII. 8. 
—LVIII. 13.—LIX. 13.—LX. 8.—LXI. 12.—L XII. 153.—LXIII. 48.—LXIV. 34.—LXV. 16.—LXVI. 41. 
—LXVII. 29.—LXVIII. 29.—L XIX. 13.—LXX. 16.—LXXI. 10.—LXXI1. 18.—LXXIII. 18.—LXXIV. 36. | 
—LXXV. 10, &amp;c. To bring in a Bill or Bills upon one Petition; LX VI. 43. —&lt;»— Reports from Select 
Committees on Petitions for Bills made, or read upon Motion, and orders of leave to bring in Bills ; 
LVI. 24.—LVII. 14.—LVIII. 40.—LIX. 71.—LX. 39.—LXI. 33-—LXU. 122.—L XIII. 73.—L XIV. 108. 
—LXV. 99:—LXVI. 43.—LXVII. 29,—LXVIII. 37.— LX1X. 60.—LXX. 9.—LXXI. 9.—LXXIL 18.— 
LXXIL. 18.—LXXIV. 35.—LXXV. 18, &amp;c.—&lt;—And orders of leave to bring in two or more Bills, upon 
Report of one Petition ; LXI. 214.—LXVI. 139.—LXVII. 138.—LXVIII. 101.—LXIX. 89.—LXXIII. 18. 
-—LXXV. 64. —&lt;«»— Upon re-committed Report of one Petition; LXxX. 24. —«»— Resolutions reported 
from Committees of the whole House on Reports from Select Committees on Petitions for Bills and 
Reports from Select Committees read, and leave for notices granted, and Bill ordered; LX. 18g. 
—&lt;»—Report made from Committee on a Petition to allow Committee on a former Petition to make 
a Report, and Bill ordered; LXVIII. 525. 


489. Reports from Select Committees on Petitions for Bills that Standing Orders are not complied with, read upon 
Motion, ‘and leave for notices granted ; LVI. (255; Reports on Petitions signifying that notices had been 
given, and for leave to bring in Bills made, and Bills ordered, 282.)—LVII. (24, 50.)—-LVIII. (103, 471-2.) 
—LIX. (135-6, 225.) — LX. (146, 223.) — LXI. (44-150.) — LXII. (213-291.)—LXUI. (48-150.)— 
LXIV. (16-248. )—LXVIL. (19-126.) 


491, Private Bills; Ordered in, and orders that Committees on the Bill do examine, in the- first place, how far 
orders for giving notices have been complied with; LVIII. 397.—-LIX. 140.—LX. 119.—LXI. 131.— 
LXJI. 241.—LXII. 116.—LXIV. 82.—LXV. 345.—LXVI. 78.—LXVII. 29.—LXVIII. 194.—LXIX. 47. 
LXX. 65.—LXXI. 115.—LXXII. 32.—LXXIII. 21.—-LXXIV. 35.—-LXXV, 43, &amp;c.—&lt;«— For depositing 
Maps or Plans; LXVI. 106.—LXVII. 32.—LXXV. 56, &amp;c. 


Presentments, and First Readings: 


492. [Pablic Bills.] Bills presented immediately after they are ordered, or on the same day; LVI. 39.—LVII. 63. 
LVII. 80.—LIX. 13.—LX. 148.—LXI. 28.—LXII. 16.—LXII. 202.—LXIV. 12.—LXV. 354.—LXVI. 97. 
—LXVIb. 84.—LX VIII. 33.—LXIX. 74.—LXX. 9.—LXXI. 164 —LXXII. 103.—LX XII. 13.—LXXIV. 40. 
—LXXV. 15, &amp;c, —~m— Presented according to order ; received ; read the First time; resolved to be read 
a Second time, and ordered to be read a Second time to-morrow, or upon future days; LVI. 21.— 
LVIl. 17.—LVIII. 58.—LIX. 13.—LX. 22.—LXI. 28, &amp;c. —«»— Lords Bills readthe First time and 
resolved to be read a Second time ; LVI. 445, &amp;c.—&lt;-—And ordered to be read a Second time to-morrow, 
or upon future days; LVI. 639.—LXI. 474, &amp;c. [Note. Zhis form of entry after Vol. LXf. is as 
follows :| Bills presented ; read the First time ; and ordered to be read a Second time to-morrow, or upon 
future days; LXII. 324. —LXIII. 125.—LXIV. 110.— LXV. 90.—LXVI. 36.— LXVII. 17.-— 
LXVIII. 21.— LXIX,. 15.—LXX. 9.—LXXI. 17.—LXXII. 25.—-LXXIII. 10.—LXXIV. 38.—LXXV. 94, &amp;e. 
—&lt;—«-—Upon this day three months, and ordered to be printed; LXXV. 408. —«m— Lords Bills read the 
lirst time, and ordered to be read a Second time; LXV. 510.—&lt;«—And ordered to be read a Second time 
to-morrow, or upon future days; LXII. 115.—&lt;«— Bills presented, received and read the First time, 
upon or after divisions; LXIII. 125.—LXX. 231, 449. —&lt;=~— Lords Bills read the First time, upon or 
after divisions; LXVI. 462.—LXXII. 393. —&lt;e— Bills sent from the Lords, and read the First time 


immediately, or on the same day; LVI. 240.—LVII. 579.—LIX. 260.—LXV. 479.—LXX. 217.— 
LXXV. 349, &amp;c. 


493. Bills for preventing Bribery in Election of Members; For Penryn; read a First time, and ordered to be read 
a. Second time, and order that printed copy of Bills be served onthe Portreeve, and that he do affix 
notice of the day appointed for Second reading on the doors of the town hall and of the parish church ; 


LXXIV. 236.—LXXV. 36, —«— For Barnstaple ; and that printed copy of Bill be served on the Mayor, 
ahd that he do affix notice, &amp;c.; LXXIV. 346. 


494. Leave givento present another copy of a Bill, (the Jesuits Bark Bill) and Members appointed to prepare and 
bring it in-on the Order of the Day for receiving the Report on the Bill being read, and House informed 
that the Bill was missing; LXIl. 185. [N.B. The Bill went through all the various stages over again. | 


495. [Private Bills.] Bills presented according to order; received ; read the First time, and resolved to be read 
a Second time; LVI. 24.—LVII. 9.—LVIII. 21.—LIX. 20.—LX. 14.—LXI. 1g, &amp;c. —&lt;»— Lords Bills 
read the First time, and resolved to be read a Second time; LVI. 240.—LXI. 477, &amp;c. [Note. This form 
of entry, after Vol. LX1. is as follows :} Presented; read the First time, and ordered to be read a Second 
time ; LXI. 91.—L XIII. 127.—L XIV. 112.—LXV. 23.—LXVI. 38.—LXVII. 29.—LXVIII. 47.— LXIX. 9. 
—LXX..11.—LXXI. 10.—LXXII. 23.—LX XIII. 53.—LXXIV. 38.—LXXV. 21, &amp;. —&lt;-— Lords Bills 
read the First time, and ordered to be read a Second time; LXII. 735.—LXXV. 349, &amp;c. ——»— Bills 
presented and received, but not then read; LXIV. 178. Presented, but not then read; LXVI. 136.— 
LXXII, 182, —«=— Such Bills read the First time, and ordered to be read a Second time ; LXIV. 203.— 
LXVI. 162,—LXXII. 18g. 


496. Petitions for leave to present Bills after the time limited presented and referred to Select Committees ; 
LXIII. 365.— LXV. 195.—LXVI. 198,—LXVII. 148.— LXIX. 101.—LXX. 195-6.— LXXI. 238-9. 
LXXIV. 219, 234, 304.—LXXV. 334-5. —&lt;»— Presented and leave immediately given ; LXX. 150, 170. 
—«—Offered ; the Royal Recommendation signified; Petition brought up, and leave given; LXxX. 
353-4.—&lt;=— Presented and ordered to lie upon the table ; LXX. 354.—&lt;»—Petitions for leave to present 
Bills after the time limited, read, upon Motion, and referred to Select Committees; LXx. 369. 


497, Petitions, praying that time for presenting Bills may be enlarged; Referred; LXXI. 276. —«— May be 
enlarged until particular days ; Referred ; LXXIl. 274. —&lt;»— Orders to Select Committees on Petitions 
for these purposes to meet to-morrow in the Speaker's Chamber, and have power to send for persons, 
papers and records; LXIIT. 365.—LXV. 195.—LXVI. 198.—LXVII. 148.—LXIX. 202.—LXxX. 369.— 
LXXI. 239, 276.—LXXH. 274.—LXXIV. 219, 234, 304.—LXXV. 335. 


498. Reports 








BI LLS—continued. 


IX. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings —continued. 


Presentments, and First Readings—continued. 


498. Reports made from. Select Committees.on such Petitions; And leave given to present Bills to-morrow, or 
on or before. future days; LXVI. 213.— LXVII. .155.— LXXI..244.—LXXII. 281.—Lxxiy, 235.— 
LXXV. 346. —«=— And time enlarged for presenting Bills to future days ; LXX. 173. —m— Made after 
order for Bill read and discharged, and another Bill ordered, and leave given. to present the fresh Bill on 
or before a certain day; LXXIV. 226, 227. —~&lt;«— And Reports ordered to lie upon the table ; LXV. 202.— 
LXXIV. 238, 311.—~&lt;«— And Report ordered to lie upon the table; and order for Bill read and discharged ; 
-..and another Bill ordered and presented soon afterwards; LXX. 206. 


499. Reports made from Select Committees on such Petitions read upon Motion; And leave given to present Bills 
to-morrow, or on future days; LXV. 226.—LXXIV. 318. To present Bills this day; LXXIV. 247. 


501. Standing Order of 5 March 1722, and Resolution of the House of 1 January 1807 read, and House informed 
~ that circumstances, which were stated, rendered it difficult for parties to get their Bills printed within the 
time limited for presenting them; Resolution, that in the present Session (1806-7) such Bills may be pre- 
sented and read before printed copies have been delivered; but no such Bill is to be read a Second time till 
after the delivery of printed copies ; LXII. 265. 


502. Orders of leave to present Private Bills on or before future days, (or time enlarged, or further enlarged till 
future days) being after the time limited; On the House being informed of various matters ; LXII. 302. 
—LXXIII. 219.—«— On Members informing the House of particular circumstances ; LXX. 149.—— 
After Report made from Committee of the whole House, and instructions given ; LXX1. 243. —&lt;«— After 
Reports made on Petitions for Bills, and Bills ordered ; LX XU. 175.—LXXI1V. 226. —«_— After Report 
on Petition for Bill read, and leave to deposit lists granted, and Bill ordered; LXxX. 147. —«— Order 
made without any previous proceeding; LXVI. 142.—LXVII, 287.—LXXIV. 253. 


503. Petition for leave to withdraw a Bill presented - and leave given to withdraw same, and to present another Bill, 
with printed copies ; LX XIV. 235. 


Second Readings, and Commitments of Bills: 


504, [Public Bills.] Read a Second time according to order ; resolved to be committed ; resolved to be committed 
to a Committee of the whole House, and day appointed for the House resolving itself into Committee ; 
“LVI. 77.—EVII. 429.—LVIII. 246.—LIX. 35.—LX. 31.—LXI. 57, &amp;c. [After Vol. Lx1.] And com- 
mitted to Committees of the whole House for to-morrow or future days; LXII. 74.—LXIII. 136. 
—LXIV. 156.—LXV. 90.—LXVI. 177.—LXVII. 120.—LXVIII. 28.—LXIX. 19.—LXX. 11.—LXXI. 


25.—LXXII. 31.—LXXIII. 132.—LXXIV. 77.—LXXV. 54, &amp;c. Lords Bills (the same proceeding) ; 
LXVI. 444.—LXVII. 538, &amp;c. 


505. [Private Bills.] Read a Second time, and resolved to be committed to certain Members, and they are to 
meet this afternoon, at five of the clock, in the Speaker’s Chamber ; LVI. 85.—LVII. 89.—LVIII. 262, &amp;e. 
Lords Bills ;- LVI. 181, &amp;c. [After Vol. Lviti.] And they are to meet this afternoon in the Speaker’s 
Chamber ; LIX. 170.—LX. 59.—LXI. 342, &amp;c. Lords Bills; L1x. 128; &amp;c. [After Vol. Lx1.] Bills 
read a Second time, and committed to certain Members, and they are to meet this afternoon, in the 
Speakers Chamber; LXII. 86.—LXIII. 146.—LXIV. 118.—LXV. 135.—LXVI. 199.—-LXVII. 248.— 
LXVIII, 292.—LXIX.176.—LXX. 111,—LXXI. 271.—LX X11. 83.—LX XIII. 226.—LXXIV. 351.—LXXV. 
67, &amp;c. Lords Bills; LXII. 310.—LXXV. 394, &amp;c. 


506. Orders; That all notices for the Second reading of Private Bills which stood for yesterday, [being the first 
day of meeting after the Easter holidays| and which Bills were not then read a Second time, do stand 
good for to-morrow; LXVII. 246, —«— That all notices for Second reading of Private Bills for 
to-morrow do stand for the next sitting day [the House having adjourned over the morrow|; LXXII1. 218. 
—&lt;»— That all notices for Second reading of Private Bills for this day do stand for’ to-morrow ; 
LXXIII. 250. 


507. Motions for now reading Bills a Second time, dropped for want of forty Members ; LViI. 256.—LXII. 834. 
: —LXIV. 231. —~&lt;=— Bills read a Second time, upon or after divisions ;° LXI. 157. — LXV. 129.—LXVI. 
183.—LXVII. 120.—LXVIII. 476. Lords Bills; LXVvI. 462. 


Commitments, and Re-commitments : 


508. [Public Bills.] Bills committed to Committees of whole House; And House immediately resolves itself into 
Committees thereon ; LVIII. 104.—LIX. 24.—LX. 152.—LXI. 37.—LXII. 196,—LXIII. 263.— LXV. 412. 
—LXVI. 101.— LXVII. 179. —LXVIII. 415.—LXIX. 171. —LXX. 384. —LXXL. 51. —LXXIIL. 23.— 
LXXIV. 203.—LXxV. 78, &amp;c. Lords Bills; LXIV. 41.—LXV. 107.—LXVI. 459.—LXVII. 540.— 
LXXV. 478, &amp;c. —&lt;=— And House will to-morrow, or upon future days, resolve itself into Committees 
of the whole House thereon; LVI. 77.—LVII. 429.—LVIII. 246,—LIX. 35.—LX. 31.—LXI. 57, &amp;c. 
[After Vol LxI.] Bills committed to Committees of the whole House for to-morrow or particular days ; 
LXII. 74.—LXIII. 136.—LXIV. 156.—LXV. 190.—LXVI. 177.—LXVII. 120.—LXVIII. 28.—LXIX. 19.— 
LXX. b1.—-LXXI. 25. — LXXII. 31. — LXXIII. 132.— LXXIV. 77-—LXXV. 54, &amp;c. Lords Bills; 
LXVI. 444.—LXVII. 538.—LXVIUI 81.—LXIX. 88.—LXX. 429.—- LXXV. 55, &amp;.»———Bills committed 
to Committees of the whole House, and House will this day [after sitting lafe),resolve itself into Com- 
mittees of the whole House thereupon; LVIII. 568.—Lx. 404. [After Vol. LX1.] Bills committed to 
Committees of the whole House for this day [after sitting late]; LXVI. 184.—LXVII. 228.—LXVIII, 148. 
—LXIX. 404.--LXX. 129.—LXXIII. 188.—LXXIV. 165.—LXXV. 21, &amp;c:——=—: For this‘ day fortnight ; 
LXxX. 180, —«— For this day month; LXXvV. 419. 


509. Re-commitments; The House being informed that several other Armendments are necessary to be made to 
Bills ; resolved, that Bills be re-committed (or again re-committed) ; resolved, that Bills be: re-committed 
(or again re-committed) to Committees of the whole House; and resolved, that this House will immediately, 
or to-morrow, &amp;c. resolve itself into Committees of the whole House, to consider. further of said Bills ; 
LVI. 512.—LVII. 67.—LVM1. 105.—LIX. 167.—LX. 367.—LXI. 188, 284, &amp;c. [After Vol. oe. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXYVY. (1801—1820.) Qqq 





946 BILLS—continued. 





1X. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


Commitments, and Re-commitments—continued, 


The House being informed that other (or further) Amendments are necessary to be made to Bills, the Bills 
were re committed (or again re-committed) to Committees of the whole House, &amp;c.; LXII. 363.—LXIII. 
461.—LXVIII. 470.—LXIX. 360.—LXXIII. 321.—LXXV. 28, &amp;c.—&lt;«=~ Bills re-committed as amended ; 
LVII. 462.—LVIII. 105. 


511. Bills re-committed to Committees of the whole House, and House immediately resolves itself into Committees 
thereon; LVI. 245.—LVII. 67.—LVIII. 105.—LIX. 137.—LX. 71.—LXI. 264.—LXIJ. 363.—LXIII. 
461.—LXIV, 269.—LXV. 97.—LXVI. 40.-—-LXVII. 183.—LXVIII. 392.—LXIX. 96.—LXxX. 118. 
—LXXI. 186.—LXXII. 150,—LXXIII, 62,—LXXIV. 196.—LXXV. 28, &amp;c. Lords Bills ; LX1x. 
107, &amp;c. —«— Bills again re-committed to Committees of the whole House, and House immediately 
resolves itself into Committees thereon; LVII. 462.—LVIII. 390 —LXk 284.—LXIII. 405.—LXV. 274. 
—LXVI. 288.—LXVII. 426.—-LXVIII. 470.—LXIX. 300.—LXX. 380.—LXXI. 247.—LXKXII. 304.— 
LXXIII. 321, &amp;c. Lords Bills; LXVIII. 570, &amp;c. ——«»— Bills re-committed to Committees of the 
whole House, and House will this day, [after sitting late] to-morrow, or upon future days, resolve 
itself into Committees of the whole House, to consider further of said Bills; LVI. 512.—LIX. 176.— 
LX, 367.—LXI. 188, &amp;c. [After Vol. LXI.] Bills re-committed to Committees of the whole House for 
to-morrow, or future days; LXVI. 375.— LXVII. 212.—LXVIII. 381.— LXIX. 486.— LXX. 359.— 
LXXIII. 265.—LXXIV. 181.—LXXV. 415, &amp;c. —«— Bills again re-committed, so far as relates to 
particular clauses; LXIII. 405. —&lt;-— Private Bills Re-committed with respect to the consent of the 
several persons interested, as stated in the Report to same Committee ; LVI. 538. 


512. Bills committed, and Petitions (before received) ; Referred, or read and referred; LVI. 478.— LVII. 161.— 
LxxX. 146. And referred, and counsel ordered; LVI. 169.—LVII. 215.—LVIII. 297.— LIX. 212.— 
LX. 135.—LXI. 134.—LXVI. 163. —LXVII. 123. — LXIX. 281.— LXXIII. 18g. — LXXIV. 231.— 
LXXV. 204, &amp;c. —««=— And Petitions against, received; And referred; LVI. 215.—LIX. 253.—LXVII. 
220,—LXX. 155. And referred and counsel ordered ; LVII. 309.—LVIII. 376.—LIX. 49.—LX. 312.— 
LXI. 206.—LXIV. 268.— LXVI. 115.— LXVII. 95. — LXVIII. 251.— LXIX. 135.—LXXIV. 268. —» 
And Petitions against, received; And ordered to lie upon the table; LXXV. 317. —&lt;— And Ordered 
to lie upon the Table until Reports received and counsel ordered; LXI. 418. —«&lt;-— And no Order made 
relative to Petitions against, which had been ordered to lie upon the table until the Second reading ; 
LVI. 344. —&lt;»— And Petitions for provision referred toa Committee; LXVI. 146.—LXXI. 21. 


513. Bills [Public Bills] committed to Select Committees; LVI. 439.—LVII. 367, 574.—LVIII. 403.—LIX. 269. 
—LXV. 138. — LXVII. 171, 287. — LXVIIL. 491. — LXX. 232. — LXXI. 353. — LXXII. 198, 308. — 
LXXIV. 429. —&lt;=— Re-committed to Select Committees; LXV. 96, 184. —&lt;_— Again re-committed 
to Select Committees; LXV. 405. —«e— Lords Bill re-committed to a Select Committee ; LXI. 511. 


514. Bills [Private Bills] committed to Committees of the whole House ; Divorce Bills (in pursuance of a Standing 
Order) ; LVI. 270.— LVII. 613. — LVI. 418. — LIX. 401.— LX. 383.—LXI. 462. — LXIV. 41. — 
LXV. 107. — LXVIII. 400, — LXIX. 225.— LXX. 360. ~ LXXI. 271, — LXXII. 291. — LXXIII. 191.— 
LXXIV. 285.—LXXV. 457.—&lt;=—Docks and Canal Bills (Money being borrowed from the Consolidated 
Fund); London Port Improvement; LVI. 356.—LVIII. 488. East India Docks; LVHI. 566. Isle of 
Dogs Canal; LXH. 749. —«=— Duties remitted; Meux’s Brewery ; LXX. 454. —&lt;— Embankments 
(the Public being concerned in the conservation of Plymouth Harbour); Chelsom Bay; LX. 418.— 
Report; 459. Plymouth; LVII. 135. Transmitted to a Select Committee, 168. —m Estate Bills 
(mostly in satisfaction of debts due to the Crown, or alienation of Crown Property); Caversham Rectory ;° 
LXXV. 418. Colebrooke’s Estate; LxX. 401. Dublin; Archbishop’s Palace; LIx. 300. Erskine’s 
Estate; LXX. 416. Gardner's Estate; LVI. 485. Goldsmid’s Estate; LXVI. 255.— LXXV. 338. 
Lewis's Estate; LXI. 462. Norwich Castle; Lx!. 414. Sulyard’s Estate; LXVI. 379. Wellington’s 
(Marquis of) Estate; LXVIII. 46. Witherslack Manor Estate; LxXX. 352. York (Duke of) Estate; 
LIX. 66. And all Royal Forest Bills. —&lt;»— Palmer’s Compensation from the Revenue of the Post 
Office Bill; LX VII. 484. —«»— Penalties Indemnity ; Coal Factors Bill; Lx. 31. —«— Turnpike Road 
and Bridge Bills (in which public money is advanced); Shrewsbury and Bangor Roads; LXXIV. 360. 
Menai Bridge; LXXIV. 474. Glasgow and Carlisle Road ; LXXIV. 431. ' 


515. Bills re-committed, and Petitions (before received) referred, or read and referred; LXX. 402. And counsel 
ordered; LXVIII. 446.—LXIX. 211, 304, 412.—LXXV. 300. —«-— And Petitions received and. referred, 
or read and reférred, and counsel ordered; LXVIII. 591.—LXXV. 251. —— Bills re-committed, and 
Petitions for provision received and referred, and instructions to the Committee accordingly ; LVI. 425. 
——»— Bills re-committed twice the same day; LXVIII. 642. —&lt;-~ Bills reported from Select Com- 
mittees, re-committed, or again re-committed to Committees of the whole House; LX.°'283.—LXV. 334. 
—LXVI. 379.—LXVII. 235, 324, 334.—LXX. 337, 359, 382.—LXXI. 429.—&lt;=— A Select Com- 
mittee discharged from proceeding on Bill, and Bill committed to Committee of the whole House ; 


LXII. 749. —«— Bills again re-committed to Committeesof the whole House, so far as relates to particular 
clauses ; LXIII. 405. 


516. Motion forthe Speaker to leave the Chair, for the House to go into Committee on Bills dropped for want of 
forty Members; LX1V. 404.—&lt;—House resolves itself into Committees of the whole House after divisions. 
on the Question, That the Speaker do now leave the Chair; LXVI. #83. 


Select Committees on Bills : 


517. Have power to send for persons, papers and records [This power is not usually given to such Committees] ; 
LVI. 306, 443, 554.—LVIL 235.—LVIIE. 341, 398, 403. —LIX. 276, 364.—LXI. 210, 360, 480.—. 

LXIL. 334, 778.—LXIII. 129.—LXV. 127, 228, 281.—LXVI. 182, 213, 223.—LXVII. 155.—LXVIII. 
387, 433. 491.— LXLX. 155, 196, 213.—EXX. 234.—LXXE 256, 284.—LXXII. 220, 231, 233.— 
LXXUI. 83, 94, 356.—LXXIV. 301, 352. — LXXV. 268, 317, &amp;c. On re-committed Bills; LXxX. 

| 410, —— All who come to have voices [This power is not usually given to such Committees] ; LVI. 101. 
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IX. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. : [ 


Select Committees on Bills—continued. 


518. 


519. 


522. 


523. 


524. 


525. 


526. 


528. 


529, 


531. 


532. 


633. 


534. 


535, 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. 


—LVII. 44.—LVII. 110,—LIX. 49.—LX. 116.—LXI. 79.—L XII. 70.—LXIII. 94.—LXIV. 169.—LXV. 
3U-—LXVI. 115.—LXVIL. 155.—LXVIII. 427.—LXIX. 111.—LXX. 84.—LXXI. 19.—LXxXII. 158.— 
LXXIII. 33. — LXXIV. 112.— LXXv. 91, &amp;c. On Bills re-committed; LVI. 545.— Lvut. 98.— 
LXXIV. 252, 537- On Lords Bills; LXVIII. 659. 


Select Committees on particular Bills revived; LX. 206.—LXI. 408.—LXII. 281.—LXIV. 192.—LXV. 260. 
—LXVII. 189.—LXVIil. 316, 458. —LXX. 259.—LXXI. 271.—LXXII. 116, 427.—LXXIV. 329, 495. 
—&lt;»— All Committees revived; LXXII. 201. —&lt;.~ Quorum appointed ; three to be a quorum on 
Lords Bill; LXXIV. 622. 


Select Committees have leave or power to sit and proceed forthwith [Private Bills}; Lxu. 782-787.— 
LXVI. 432, 458.—LXVII. 237, 489.—LXVIII. 658.—LXIX. 413.—LXX. 450.—LXXI. 275.— LXXII. 
421, —=e— On Private Bills re-committed; LXVII. 123.—LXVIl. 472.—LXIX. 206.—LXX. 402.— 
LXXIII. 91. —«=— On Lords Bills; LXVI. 429.—LXVII. 524.—LXVIII. 658.—LXIX. 500.—LXX. 
448.—LXXIII. 406, 413. —&lt;»— Select Committees on Lords Bills have leave to meet forthwith and 
proceed ; LVI. 654.—LXII. 129. 


Have leave to sit and proceed this day, (after sitting late) to-morrow, or on particular days; On Private Bills ; 
LVIIf. 301.—LIX. 405.—LX. 305.—LXII. 777.—LXIII. 442, 458.—LXV. 452.—LXVI. 272.—LXVII. 
189.—LXVIII. 316, 458.—LXIX. 482.—LXX. 384.—LXXII. 116.—L XXIV. 329.—LX XV. 394.—&lt;—On 
Private Bills re-committed; LXIV. 375.—LXVII. 366, 458.—LXxXIII. 262.—LXXIV. 192.—LXXV. 
25t, 285, &amp;c. —=— On Private Bills again re-committed; LxxIv. 439. —&lt;«— On Lords Bills ; 
LVI. 653.—LVII. 612.—LVIII. 676.—LIX. 405.—LX. 448.—LXI. 541.—LXII. 820.—LXHI. 457.— 
LXIV. 392:—LXV. 462.—LXVI. 411.—LXVIII. 638.—LXXI. 275. —&lt;«— All Committees on Lords 
Bills have leave to sit and proceed to-morrow; LXil. 833.—LX VI. 415. —&lt;»— All Committees on Lords 
Bills haveHeave to sit and proceed forthwith; LXVI. 436. 


Have leave to sit and proceed, and to report forthwith ; On Lords Bills; LXXvV. 470. 


Have leave to sit and proceed, and to report to-morrow or on future days ; All Committees on Bills ; 


LXXII. 429. On Lords Bills; LXXV. 429, 457. —~m— Have leave to sit and proceed forthwith, and 
to make their Report on or before future days; LXII. 782, 787.—LXVII. 314. 


Have’ leave to sit and proceed forthwith, and to make their Report this day on Bills; LXVII. 477. —#= 
On Lords Bills; LXXV. 275. 


Have leave to sit and proceed to-morrow, and to report on future days; On Bills re-committed ; LXXIII. 


262. —&lt;»— To sit and proceed forthwith, and to make their Report to-morrow on a re-committed Bill ; 
LXVII. 203. 


Have leave to sit and proceed, and to report upon future days; On Lords Bills; LXXV. 457. 


Have leave to sit to-morrow or on future days, and to report on or before future days; LXXI 460.— 
LXXII. 427. , On Bills re-committed; LXX. 256.—LXXI. 271.—LXXII. 364.—LXXIIL 281, 305.—_ 
Have leave to sit and report to-morrow or on future days ; On Lords Bills; LXXIV. 589, 613, 616. 


All Committees have leave to sit, or to sit to-morrow notwithstanding any adjournment of the Fouse; LVI. 


475, 549-—LVII. 542.—LX. 374.—LXII, 770.—LXIII. 327.—LXVIL. 281.—LXXIlI. 218, 401, 413.— 
_ LXXILV. 500. 


- Have leave to sit notwithstanding any adjournment of the House ; 1.X. 311, 354.—LXII. 316.—LXX. 298. 


—LXXIV. 490, 537. —&lt;=— Leave to sit to-morrow notwithstanding the adjournment; LXXII. 313. 
——x— All Committees on Private Bills have leave to sit to-morrow notwithstanding any adjournment ; 
LXVII. 281.—LXXIII. 259. | Notwithstanding the adjournment; LXXIV. 415. —«-— Committee on 
a Bill has leave to sit on Saturday, notwithstanding the adjournment; LIX. 296. —~»— Committees on 
Bills have leave to. sit and proceed to-morrow, notwithstanding any adjournment; LXVIII. 509. Lords 


: . 


Bill; LX..477- 


Have leave to make their Report on Private Bills; Now; LXV. 345.—_— Forthwith ; LXXV. 94, 102, 415. 


On re-committed Bills; LX1X. 375. On Lords Bills; LXVII. 519.—LXXIII. 316, 413. —LXXIV. 304. 
All Committees on Private Bills; LXX. 460. 


Have leave to report on Private Bills; On or before particular days; LXII. 782, 787.—LXXIII. 263, 392. 


On Lords Bills ; LXXIV. 312. This day; LXVI. 297. On re-committed Bills ; LXVI. 305.—LXVII. 
315. Lords Bill; LXXI. 312, : 


Have leave to make their Report on or before particular days; LXII. 770.—LXIII. 370.—LXIV. 310.— 
LXVI. 262.— LXVU. 282.—LXVIII: 4§2.—LXIX. 289.—LXX. 25§1.—LXXI. 345.—LXXII. 270.—LXXIII. 
263, 392.—LXXIV. 406.—LXXV. 268, 316; &amp;c. On Re-committed Bills ; LXVIII. 463.—LXX. 256, &amp;c. 

. ——a—— Leave to report to-morrow; On re-committed Bills; LXVI. 234. 


Resolutions in Sessions 1807 and 1820: That the Committee upon any Private Bill do examine in the first 
place whether the said Bill be for the same purpose as any Bill which was’presented in thelast Session; 
and contain the same clauses and provisions as were contained in such former Bill in the last stage of its 
proceeding, and whereupon any proceedings were pending on the dissolution of the last Parliament, and 
in such case all Minutes of Evidence taken before the former Committee be received in evidence of the 


allegations therein contained, and in proof of the Standing Orders having been complied with; LXII. 589. 
—LXXV. 119. 





Coihihittées of the Whole House on Bills: 


Members report from, That they had gone through Bills and made several Amendments thereunto, which 
they had directed them to report when the House will please to receive the same; LVI. 235:—LVII. 
34.—LVIIL. 69.— LIX. 231.—LX. 153.—LXI. 413, &amp;c, —&lt;=— On re-committed Bills; That they had 
gone through Bills, and made several other Amendments thereunto, which they had directed them to report 
when the House will please to receive the same; LVI. 222.—LVII. 67. {After Vol. LX1.] On Bills; 

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IX. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


Committees of the Whole House on Bills—continued. 


«That they-had gone through Bills, and made several Amendments thereunto, which they had directed 
them to report to the House; LXU. 774. [After Vol. LXII.] That they had gone through Bills, and 

' made several Amendments thereunto ; LXIII. 64.—LXIV. 315.—LXV. 96.—LXVI. 38.—LXVU.. 269.— 
LXVIIL. 456.—LXIX. 277.—LXX. 352.—LXXI. 298.—LXXII, 510.—LXXIII. 15.—LXXIV. 112.—LXXV. 
95, &amp;c. Lords Bills (Divorces); LXX. 389. —&lt;«— On re-committed Bills; That they had gone 
through ‘Bills, and made other Amendments thereunto; LXV. 188.—LXVII. 100.--LXXI. 186.—LXXII. 
291, &amp;c. —«— On Bills again re-committed; That they had ‘gone through Bills, and made further 
Amendments ‘thereunto; LXV. 274.—LXVII. 301.—LXIX. 471. —«— On Bills a Second time again 
re-committed ; That they had gone through Bills, and made some further Amendments thereto; LXV. 396. 
—»— On Bills ; That they had turned or divided a Bill into two Bills; LVI. 123, 132.—LVIII. 550.— 
LIX. 333. —EXII.. 774, 792.—-LXIII. 289.—LXVII. 82.— LXX.162, 417.—LXXIV. 417. Into 

. four Bills;.LXI1. 340. —«m— That they. had, pursuant to instructions, made two-Bills into one Bill ; 
LVIII. 582. : / 


536.. That Committees had made progress, and that they were directed to’ move for leave to sit again; LVI. 189. 
—LVII. 59.—LVIII. 300.—LIX. 41.—LX. 254.—LXI. 282.—LXII. 166.—LXIV. 295.—LXV. 97.— 
- LXVI. 37.—LXVII. 82,—LXVIII. 622.—LXIX. 444.—LXX. 143.—LXXI. 475.—LXXII. 277.—LXXIIl. 
165.—LXXIV. 548. Lords Bills (Divorces); -LVI. 476. — LXVI. 424. . On re-committed Bills; 
LVI. 577-—LVII. 400.—LVIIL. 377-—LXI. 444.— LXII. 363. — LXIV. 100. — LXXIII. 295.—LXXIV. 463. 
On Bills again re-committed ; LVII. 485.—LXI. 284.—LXVI. 288. —«»— That they had made further 
progress, and ditto; LVI. 505.—-LVII. 484.—LVIII.—310. _ On re-committed Bills ; -LVII. 385.—LIXx. 
143. — Lords Bill (Divorces); LVI. 484. 


537. Committees of the whole House report progress, and sit again the same day after the other orders are gone 

through ; LVI. (189, 190.)—LVII. (59, 60.)—LIX. 41. «= — And sit again the same day; LXII. 166. 
LXIV. 369.—LXVI. 424-5.—LXVII. 82.—LXVIII. 622.—LXIX. 444.—LXX. (143-5.)—LXXIV. 548. 
——— And sit again.this day [the House having sat late] or on other days; LVI. (287, 300.)-—LVAIIL. 
(300-310.)—LX. (254, 282.) —LXI. (282, 287.) —LXXIII. (165, 171.) Lords Bills; LVI. (476, 505.) 
—LXXV. (238, 253,) &amp;c. —«=— Instructions given, and they immediately sit again ; ‘LVI. 189. —»— 
Report further progress, and ‘sit again on other days; LVI. (505, 523.)--LVIII..(310, 313.) Report 
progress, instructions given, and they immediately sit again; LVI. 189.—LXIV. 369. 


538. Committees of the whole House sit, and make no Report; On Bills ; LXII. 795.—LXVIII. 513.—LXX. 484.— 
LXXIV. 583. —&lt;=— On re-committed Bills; LXVIII. 517. —«— On.Clauses proposed. to be added to 
Bills ; LXIV. 366. 


539. Committees of the whole House put off; House will, upon this day month, resolve itself into Committees 
upon Bills, or to consider further of Bills, or of re-committed Bills ; LXVIII. 637.—LXIX. 493. —— 
Upon this day two months ; LXXII. 369, 374. «Upon this day three months; LVI. 444.—LX. 477.— 
LXVI.° 369. —LXVIII. 597, 612. — LXXI. 466.— LXXIIL. 449.— LXXIII. 313. Lords Bills; LXIv. 
407.—LXVIII. 634. —&lt;=— Upon this day six months; LXIV. 161, 274.—LXX. 77, 219.—LXXII. 
233,'320, 430.—LXKXIV. 530.—LXXV, 413, &amp;c. —«— Upon this day nine months; LXXV. 440. 


Reports : 


541. Bills reported from Committees of the whole House, without Amendments, ‘and Bills ordered. to be ingrossed 
and read the Third time to-morrow, or upon future days; LXVI. 189.—LXVII. 28.—LXVIII. 400.— 
LXIX. 86.—LXXIII. 171.—LXXV. 207, &amp;c. Lords Bills, (reported only); LX VI. 229, 230.—LX VIII. 450. 
+LXIX. 253:—LXX. 444, 453.—&lt;=—And ordered to be read the Third time this day, [after sitting late] 
to-morrow, or upon future days; LXVIII. 5y7.— LXXV. 253, 459, &amp;c. —«m— And-read the Third 
time ;- LXIX. 481. — LXXV. 459. 


542. Bills Reported, with Amendments ; [For proceedings on the Amendments ; See Amendments, 48-56.] The 
Amendments’ which Committees had made and Members read reports in their place, and afterwards deliver 
Bills with Amendments in at the Clerks table; and order that Bills with Amendments ‘be ingrossed ; 
And ordered: that Bills be.read the Third time this day, [after sitting late] to-morrow, or upon future 
days, if the Bills shall be then ingrossed; LVI. 89.—LVII. 24. [After Vol. Lvii.] And ordered that 
Bills be read the Third time this day, [after sitting late} to-morrow, or upon future days; LVIII. 44.— 
LIX, 24. —LX. 28.—LXI. 47, &amp;c. [After Vol. LXI.] And deliver Bills with Amendments in at the table, 
and order that Bill with Amendments be ingrossed and read the Third time this day, [after sitting late] 
to-morrow, ‘or upon future days; LX1l. 57, &amp;c. [After Vol. LX1I.] The Amendments which Com- 
mittees had made, and order that Bill with Amendments be ingrossed, and read the Third time this 
day, [after sitting late] to-morrow, or upon future days; LXIII. 409.—LXIV. 332:— LXV. 155.— 
LXVI..120. —LXVII. 28.—LXVIII. 35.—LXIX. 28.—LXX. 15.—LXXI. 36.—LXXII..119. LXXIII. 83.— 
LXXIV. 52.-- LXXV. 254, &amp;c. Lords Bills, and order. that Bills be read the Third time upon 
future days; LVIII. 478.— LXXvV. 68, &amp;c. —«&lt;m— Reports. made according to order; LVI. 89.— 
LVU, 38, &amp;c. 


543. Bills Reported, with Amendments ; and Reports read and ordered to be taken into further consideration 
this day, [after sitting late] to-morrow, or upon future days; LVI. 235.—LVII. 49.—LVIII. 101.—LIX. 24. 
—LX. 210,—LXI. 164.—LXI. 62.—LXII. 140.—LXIV. 192.—LXV. 167.—LXVI. 183.—LXVII. 444. 
—LXVIII. 45.—LXIX. 31.—LXX. 361.—LXXI. 142.—LXXII. 370.—LXXIII. 24.— LXXIV. 130.— 
LXXV. 297, &amp;c. —&lt;m— This day three weeks; LXXIV. 615,-618. —&lt;=— This day month ; LX. 477. 
—&lt;—This day two months ; LXI. 439. —&lt;»— This day three or six months ; LXII. 651.—LXIV. 396. — 
LXIX. 459.—LXXII. 407, 411.—&lt;«—Lords Bills, and Amendments read, and Reports ordered to be taken 
into further consideration this day, [after sitting late] to-morrow, or upon future days; LXVIII. 161, 
483, 641, &amp;c. Divorce Bills; LVI. 547.—LXX. 407. . 


544, Bills reported, with Amendments, and Reports read, and Bills re-committed; LVI. 217.—LVII. 218.— 
LIX. 176,— LX. 282. — LXI. 531. —LXII..204. — LXIV. 269.—LXV. 188.—LXVIII. 460.—LXXI. 439.— 
LXXII. 265.—LXXIV. 181, —LXXV. 414, &amp;c. Lords Bill; LX1. 217. —«»— And Report read, and Bills 
re-committed to. a Select Committee ; Lords Bill; LXI. 511. 


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IX. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 
Reports—continued. ) 


545. ~ Bills reported from Committees of the whole House, with Amendments ; and a Standing Ordet read; Report 


brought up, and Bill re-committed ; LXIII. go. —«— And Bill re-committed with respect to certain 
proposed Amendments; LXIII. 462. 


546. Bills reported from Committees of the whole House, with Amendments; And ordered to be ingrossed only ; 
LVI. 26. —«— On re-committed Bills, and Bills again re-committed ; LXV. 426. —— On re-com- 
mitted and again re-committed Bills ; and Bills with Amendments ordered to be ingrossed and read a Third 
time, on future days; LVI. 226.—LVII. 226.—LVIII. 678.—LIX. 240.—LX. 75.—LXI. 129.— 
LXVII. 115.—LXXI. 454.—LXXII. 353.—LXXIII. 372.—LXXIV. 203.—LXXV. 418, &amp;c. —-— On 
re-committed Bills, and again re-committed, and Reports ordered to be taken into further consideration at 
future times; LVII. 67. —LVIII. 359. — LIX. 40.—LX. 279.—LXI. 290.—LXIV. 269.—LXVI. 389.— 
LXIX. 339.—LXX. 118.—LXXI. 180.—LXXIV. 250. Upon this day three months; LXIV. 403.—— 
Bills reported, with Amendments, and read the Third time, and passed, (Lords Bill); LXXv. 46, &amp;c. 
—— Bills reported, with Amendments, and Motion for now reading Amendments a Second time, 


dropped for want of forty Members; LXVI. 293. —~&lt;«— Bills ordered to be ingrossed upon or after 
Divisions; LXIV. 397. 


547. From Select Committces on Bills relative to Consents ; That parties concerned had given their Consent, 
to satisfaction of Committees; LVI. 119.—LVII. 113.—LVIII. 83.—LIX. 123.—LX. 85.—LXI. 36. 
—LXII. 351. — LXIII. 278.—LXIV. 163. — LXV: 237. — LXVI. 190. — LXVIL. 89.—LXVII. 151.-— 
LXIX. 84. — LXX. 116.— LXXI. 157. — LXXI. 234.—LXXII. 81,— LXXIV. 189. — LXXV. 63, &amp;c. 
Lords. Bills ; LVI. 231.—LVII. 377.—LX. 190.—-LXI. 316.—LXIV. 279.—LXVI. 402.—LXVII. 341.— 
LXVIII. 346.—LXIX. 255.—LXX. 270,—LXXIII. 250.—LXXIV. 304.—LXXV. 410, &amp;c. —»— To 
satisfaction of Committees, except particular persons ; LVI. 102.—-LVII. 28.—LVMIL. 201.—LIX. 46.— 
LX. 73.—LXI. 116.—LXII. 352.—LXIII. 250.—LXIV. 173.--LXV. 248.—LXVI. 190.~—LXVII. 113.— 
LXVIII. 182,—LXIX. 71.—LXX. 92.—LXXI. 66.~-LXXIJ. 111.—-LXXIII. 119.~-LXXIV. 225.—LXXV. 
102, &amp;c, —&lt;=— That parties concerned had appeared personally before Committees, and consented 
thereto, except particular persons, who stated reasons for not consenting (Lords Bill); LXV1II. 526. ——— 
To the adding a Commissioner to the Bill; LVI. 472.—LXIV. 288.—LXVI. 278.—LXVHI. 169.— 
LXVIII. 392.—LXIX. 238.—LXX. 253. —&lt;«— Two new Commissioners in the room of a Commissioner 
deceased ; LVI. 416. —&lt;m— To the changing a Commissioner ; LVI. 458.—LVII. 391.—LXIV. 284.— 
LXVI. 273.—LXVII. 189,—LXVIII. 419.—LXIX. 170.—LXX. 260.—LXXIIL. 261.—LXXV. 346, &amp;c. 
—&lt;=—To the changing the Commissioners and umpire; LXVI. 257. —&lt;.*— For leaving out some or one 
of the Commissioners names; LVI. 367.—LXIV. 248.—LXVI. 215.—LXVII. 291.—LXVII. 478.— 
LXX. 156. —«e— To the withdrawing one of the Commissioners names ; LX VI. 194. —«— To leaving 
out some or one of the Commissioners names, and adding others instead; LVI. 393. 


548. That no persons appeared before Committees on Bills ; To oppose same ; LVI. 103.—LVII. 28.—LVIII. 311. 
—LIX. 177.—LX. 73.—LXI. 130.—LXII. 732.—LXIII. 282.——-LXIV. 207.—LXV. 255.—-LXVI. 190.— 
LXVII. 113.—LXVIIL 182.— LXIX. 173.—LXX. 182.—LXXII. 121.—LXXT1. 175.~—LXXIV. 294.— 
LXXV. 102, &amp;c.—«—In support of Petitions; LVII. 190, 265.—LX. 195.—LXX. 125.+-LXXI. 359.— 
LXXI. 278,—LXXIIL. 128.—LXXIV.. 253.—&lt;—That no persons were dissenting to Bills; LX XIV. 298. 


549. Reports, together with lists of names of persons assenting, dissenting, or declaring themselves neuter; LVI. 180. 
—LVII. 64.—LVIII. 317.—LIX. 247.—LX. 263.—LXI. 154.—LXIL. 331.—LXIV. 155.—LXVI. 251.— 
LXVII, 177.--LXVIII. 283.--LXIX. 226.—LXX. 327.—LXXII. 274.—LXXIIL. 284.—LXXIV. 179.— 


LXXV, 277, &amp;c.—&lt;-— And particular reasons stated ; LXVII. 199. —«— Of list of names of persons 
who have dissented ; LXXV. 277. 


551. From Select Committees on Bills relative to Standing Orders; That Orders of the House directing 
notices to be given had been complied with; LVIII. 540.—LIX. 302.—LX. 269.—LXI. 298. —=_— 
That notices had been given in the manner directed by the order of the House; LXIII. 300.— 
LXIV. 144. —&lt;=— That Standing Orders had been complied with pursuant to leave granted; LXV. 225. 
—LXVI. 260.—LXVII. 89.--LXVIII. 351.—LXIX. 172.—LXX. 199.—LXXI. 328.—LXXII. 244.— 
LXXIII. 168.—LXXIV. 194.—LXXV. 158, &amp;c. —«=— That Standing Orders had not been complied 
with; Reports ordered to lie on the Table; LXVI. 122. —«~ That Standing Orders had been complied 


with (with certain exceptions) and reasons reported for those exceptions, and Bills ordered to be ingrossed ; 
LXXV. 409. 


552. Preambles of Bills; That Committee had considered the preamble and disagreed thereto ; Report read, and 
to be taken into further consideration upon a particular day; LXXIV. 305. Report further considered, 
and Question negatived for re-committing the Bill, 320. —«— That preambles were not proved to 
satisfaction of Committees ; Reports to lie on the Table; LXV. 287, 291, 313. And Motion for re-com- 
mitting Bill; Debate thereon adjourned ; LXXV. 336. Bill re-committed to the former Committee, 343. 
—— That Committees had found or determined that preambles of Bills had not been proved; Reports 
to lie upon the table ; LXXIV. 273, 525. : 


553. That Committee had divided a Bill into two Bills, and each Bill reported separately ; LXXIV. 298. 


554. Bills (Public and Private) Reported; and order that further consideration of Report be adjourned till future 
days; LVI. 175.—LVIII. 633.—LXI. 443. 


555. Order of the Day read, for taking into further consideration Reports on Bills, and further consideration 

adjourned to future days; LXI. 476.—LXXIII. 405. —«— Further consideration of Reports again 
adjourned ; LXI. 476. —«=— House proceeds to take Reports into further consideration, and further 
proceedings thereon adjourned ; LIX. 163.—LXI. 443.—LXII. 309.—LXVI. 294.—LXVIU. 360. 


556. House, according to order, resumes; Further proceedings upon Reports; LXVI. 296; —~=— Adjourned 
consideration of Reports; LIX. 166.—Lxvil. 363. —&lt;«— Adjourned proceedings upon taking into 
further consideration Reports ; LXI. 484.—LXII.. 313. 


557. Bills reported from Select Committees, and Reports ordered to lie upon the table; On Bills relative to . 
Docks, Navigations, Waterworks, &amp;c. (pursuant to Standing Order); UV1. 180.—LVII. 258.—LVIII. 211. 
! LIX. 302. 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) Rrer 





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B1LLS—continued. 


IX. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


Reports—continued. 


— LIX. 302. — LX. 240.— LXI. 122. —LXII. 782.— LXIII. 150. — LXIV. 273. — LXV. 120.— 
LXVI. 276. — LXVII. 119. —LXVIII. 283.— LXIX. 179.— LXX. 182. — LXXI. 143. — LXXII. 202.— 
LXXIII. 88.— LXXIV. 331.—LXXV. 277, &amp;c. —&lt;=— On other Bills; LXIV. 280.—LXV. 335.—LXVIII. 
439. — LXIX. 296.— LXX. -226.—LXXIV. 328. —«»— On other Bills; Standing Orders reported to he 
not, or only in part complied with; LXV. 371.—LXVI. 122.—LXIX. 234.—LXXI. 250.—LXXII. 158. 
LXXIV. 225.—&lt;«— On other Bills ; Standing Orders reported to be not, or only in part complied with, 
and leave for Notices immediately granted ; LXVII. 316. —&lt;— On other Bills ; the allegations contained 
in Preambles of Bills not having been proved; LXV. 287, 291, 313.—&lt;=— Bill reported from Select 
Committees, ordered to lie ‘on the table, and Petitions against received; LXVI. 260. 


558. Bills reported from Select Committees, and Reports ordered to be taken into further consideration upon 


future days; LVII. 321.—LVIII, 83.— LXV. 142. —«»— And Bill re-committed to same Committees ; 
LXVIII. 366. —«=— And House informed that ‘other Amendments are necessary to be made, and Bills 
re-committed to same Committees; LVI. 233.—LVII. 174.— LVI. 467.—LIX. 161. — LX, 247. —LXI. 
190. —LXII. 251.— LXIIL. 232.— LXIV. 275. — LXV. 121.—LXVI. 206. —- LXVII. 319.--LXVIII. 348. 
— LXIX. 115.—LXX. 256.—LXXI. 271.—LXXII. 111.—LXXIII. 91.—LXXIV. 192.—LXXV. 285, &amp;c. 
—&lt;—»— And Petition against presented and referred; LXIV. 271. 


559. Bills reported from Select Committees, and re-committed to Committees of the whole House ; LXV. 334.— 


LXVI. 379.—LXVII. 235, 324, 334.——-LXX. 359, 382.—LXXI. 429. 


560. Bills reported from Select Committees, and with Amendments ordered to be engrossed; LVI. 99.—LVII. 28. 


561. 


—LVIII. 83.—LIX. 235.—LX. 173.—LXI. 165.—LXII. 734.—LXIII. 271. — LXIV. 211. — LXV. 101.— 
LXVI. 234. — LXVII. 172. —LXVIII. 196.—LXIX. 71.—LXX. 92.— LXXI. 150.—LXXII. 114.—LXXIII. 
100, — LXXIV. 121.—LXXV. 200, &amp;c, —««=— That Bills do not come within the Standing Orders, and 
Bills ordered to be engrossed; LVI. 313. —&lt;-— Bills reported without Amendments, and Bills re- 
committed to Committees of the whole House; LXVII. 235. —«=— And Bills ordered to be engrossed ; 
LXV. .135.—LXIX. 200. —~&lt;«— On engrossed Lords Bills and Reports read; LXVIII. 661. —_ 
On engrossed Lords Bills, and Bills read the Third time ; LVI. 655.—LVII. 377.—LX. 196.—LXV. 110. 
—-LXVIII. 394.— LXIX. 131.—LXXV. 336, &amp;c.—&lt;«.—And ordered to be read the Third time upon future 
days; LXXV. 459. 


Re-committed Bills reported from Select Committees, and Reports ordered to lie upon the table; On Bills 


relative to Navigations, Waterworks, &amp;c. (pursuant to Standing Order); LVI. 247. —LVII. 283.— 
LX. 284.— LXIV. 224.— LXVIII. 500.— LXX. 272.—LXXII. 106. On other Bills; LXiv. 290.— 
LXIX. 436. —- LXXIV. 213. —«-— And Reports ordered to be taken into further consideration upon 
future days ; LXV. 321.— LXVII. 206. —«— That they had further examined the allegations, and made 
other Amendments ; and Bills ordered to be engrossed; LXXIV. 181. —&lt;«— That they had made one 
other (or) several other, or other Amendments ; and Bills ordered to be engrossed ; LVIII. 363, 445, 483. 
—LIX. 167.—LX. 132.—UXI. 218.— LXVI. 267.—LXVII. 129.— LXX. 273. —=— Bills reported 
without further Amendments, and Bills with Amendments ordered to be engrossed ; LXVI. 419. —= 
And House informed that further Amendments are necessary; Bills again re-committed ; LXXIV. 439. 


562. Reports on Bills relative to Navigations and Waterworks, &amp;c.; Ordered to be now taken into further consideration 


after the House had been informed that printed copies as amended by the Committees had been delivered 
at the door to Members pursuant to Standing Order; LVI. 224.—LVII. g8.—LVIII. 260.—LIX. 382.— 
LX. 267.—LXI. 148.—LXII. 309.—LXIII. 160.—LXIV. 188.—LXV. 224. — LXVI. 173. — LXVII. 150. 
—LXVIII. 315.—=-LXIX. 225.—LXX. 188.—LXXI. 260.—LXXH. 231.—LXXIII. 118. — LXXIV. 277.— 
LXXV. 307, &amp;c. —«=— And Reports read, and Bills again re-committed to Committees of the whole 
House; LX. 283. 


563. Reports from Select Committees on Bills read upon Motion ; And Bills re-committed to the same Committee ; 


LXIV. 199. —«— And leave for notices granted ; LXVIII. 382. —~«— And Bills re-committed to same 
Committees ; Reports on Petitions for provision received, and leave for notices of such Petitions granted ; 
LXVIII. 478. —&lt;— And House informed that other Amendments are necessary, and Bills re-committed 
to same Committees; LVII. 478.—LX. 273.—LXII. 199.—LXVIII. 472. — LXIX. 304. — LXX. 256.— 
LXXI. 125.—LXXIII. 271. —LXXIV. 401. —«— And Question Negatived for re-committing Bills, and 
further consideration of Report put off; LXXIV. 532. —&lt;=— And Committees Amendments agreed to; 
Clauses added, and Amendments made; and Bill with Amendments ordered to be engrossed ; LVII. 285. 
—&lt;—-— And Bills re-committed with respect to the consent of the several persons interested, as stated in 
the Report to the same Committees ; LVI. 538. —«— And notice taken of an irregularity in Report; 
and Bill re-committed to same Committee; LXVII. 203. —«m— And leave given to offer a Clause upon 
the Third reading; and day appointed for Third reading; LVI. 566. 


564. Reports from Select Committees on Bills which had been ordered to lie upon the table ; Ordered to be taken 


into further consideration to-morrow or on future days; LXII. 813.—LXIV. 303. 


565. House proceeds to take into further consideration Reports from Select Committees on Bills ; and Question 


Negatived for re-committing same; LX1V. 299. —&lt;.— And House informed that other Amendments 
are necessary ; and Bills re-committed to the same Committee ; LXIV. 294. 


Third Readings and Passings : 


566. Bills read a Third time and Passed and Resolution specifying Titles; LVI. 556.—LVII. 352.—LVIII. 252.— 





LIX. 96. — LX. 158. — LXI. 127, &amp;c. [After Vol. LXI.] Bills read a Third time and Passed; LXII. 
693, &amp;c. —=— And Passed and New Titles given; LVI. 102. — LVII. 28. — LVIII. 82. — LIX. 39. — 
LX. 155.—LXI. 31.—LXII. 120. — LXIII. 80, — LXIV. 125. — LXV. 105. — LXVI. 117. — LXVII. 90. — 
LXVIIl. 40.—LXIX. 32,—LXX. 393.—LXXI. 269. — LXXII. 41. — LXXIII. 118. — LXXIV. 77. — LXXV. 
58, &amp;c.—&lt;-— And Title amended and passed (Lords Bill) ; LXxv. 66. —«»— Read a Third time upon 
or after Divisions ; LXI. 339.—LXIV. 269, 401.—LXV. 497.—LXVI. 197.—LXVII. 514.—LXVIII. 488. 
Lords Bills; LXI. 245.—&lt;m— Bills Passed upon Divisions; LXI. 552.—LXII. 786. — LXIIl. 423.— 
LXIV; 401, — LXVIM. 654. 


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567. 


568. 


574. 


576. 


577. 


578. 


079. 


381. 


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GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


Third Readings and Passings—continued. 


Bills read a Third time; and Order that further Proceedings thereon be adjourned till to-morrow, or to future 
days; LVI. 158.—LVII. 361.—LVIII. 422.—LIX. 378.—LX. 307.—LXI. 301.— LXIII. 63. — LXIV. 323. 
—LXV. 408, LXVI. 302. — LXVII. 209. = LXVIII. 374. — LXIX. 230.— LXXII. 403. — LXXIII. 129. 
Lords Bills; LVI. 585.—~&lt;«— Be adjourned till after the House shall have proceeded upon the 
Orders, other Orders, or next Orders of the Day; LVI. 620.—LIX. 393. — LXVII. 539. —&lt;— House 
according to Order resumes adjourned Proceedings upon Third readings; LVI. 176.—LVII. 366.— 
LVIII. 431.—LIX. 380.—LX. 317.—LXI. 305.—LXIII. 65.— LXIV. 339. — LXVI. 225. — LXVII. 211.— 
LXVIII. 377. - LXIX. 232. — LXXII. 411.— LXXIII. 133. Lords Bills; LVI. 594. —« — Motion for 
Third reading of Bills dropped for want of forty Members ; LXI. 398. 


Bills read a Third time; Clauses proposed to be offered to be added, and Amendments to be made ; and 
House being informed, that some persons attended at the door who could satisfy the House that the 
parties interested were consenting; the said persons were called in and examined, and produced the 
consent of the parties ; and then the Clauses were added, and Amendments made; LVI. 515. 


Lords Bill reported with Amendments, which were disagreed to by the House on proceeding to take the 
same into consideration ; and Bill passed without the Amendments; LXVIII. (061, 664, 665.) 


Bills passed Nem. Con. ; LVI. 502.—LXI. 553.—LXIII, 370. 


Bills ordered to be carried to the Lords by other Members than those first ordered; LVI. 59. — LVI. 62. — 
LVIII. 229.—LIX. 245.—LX. 156.—LXI. 209.—L XI. 719.—-LXIII. 375.—LXIV. 52.—LXV. 375. 


Order, That no Bill be read the Third time unless a certificate be endorsed upon the paper Bill, that it has 
been examined with the House Bill and Amendments; LXIV. 339. 


Provisions in Bills: 


Petitions for Provisions, or Additional Petitions; Presented and referrred to select Committees; LVI. 126.— 
LVII. 41.— LVI. 350.—LIX. 177.—LX. 101.—LXI, 56.—LXII. 275.—LXIII. 250.—LXIV. 125.—-LXV. 93. 
—LXVI. 84.—LXVII. 96.—LXVIII. 347.-—LXIX. 76.—LXX. 154.—LXXI. 21. —LXXII. 142.—LXXIIIL 114. 
—LXKXIV. 206.—LXXV. 33, &amp;c. 


Orders to Select Committees thereon: That they do examine the matter thereof, and report the same as it 
shall appear to them, to the House; to meet to-morrow morning, at nine of the clock, in the Speaker's 
Chamber, and have power to send for persons, papers and records; LVI. 126.—LVII. 41.—LVIII. 350. 
-—LIX. 177.—LX. 101.—LXI. 56, &amp;c. [In Vol. Lx1I.] To examine the matter thereof, and report 
thereon to the House; to meet to-morrow in the Speaker’s Chamber, and have power to send for persons, 
papers and records; LXII. 275. [After Vol. LXII.] To meet to-morrow in the Speaker's Chamber, and 
have power to send for persons, papers and records; LXIII. 250.—LXIV. 125.—LXXV. 33, &amp;c. ——— 
Leave to Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; LXIX. 129. 


Reports made on Petitions for Provision of Standing Orders not having been complied with ; Ordered to 
lie on the table (only); LVI. 153.---LVII. 45.—LVII. 371.—LIX. 181. —LXI. 127,— LXV. 121.— 
LXVI. 186,—LXVII. 150.—LXXII. 277. —&lt;=— Ordered to lie on the table, and order of leave given for 
notices ; LIX. 285.—LXX. 178.—LXXIII. 199. 


Reports on Petitions for Provision made ; And referred to Committees of the whole House; LVIII. 555. 
—&lt;—»— And Petitions and Reports referred to Committees on Bills; LXX. 269. —~«— And ordered to 
lie on the table; LXVIII. 439.—LXX. 156.—LXXII. 154, 158. —«=— And Report from Committee on 
Petition for Bill read, and instructions given; LVI. 313.—LVII. 403, —&lt;~ And instructions given ; 
LVI. 306.—LVII. 264.—LVIII. 439.—-LIX. 282.—LX. 109,—LXI. 61.—LXV. 254.—LXVI. 98.—LXVII. 
105.—LXVIII. 616.—LXIX. 154.—LXXIII. 129. 


Reports on Petitions for Provisions, read upon Motion ; And leave for notices, &amp;c. granted; LVI.179.—LVIII. 
387.—LIX. 187.—LXI. 160.—LXV. 127. —«=— And leave for notices granted, and instructions to Com- 
mittee on Bill; to examine and report how far the orders have been complied with; LXX. 161. ——_ 
And leave for notices granted, and instructions to gentlemen appointed to prepare the Bill; LXVI. 104. 
And instructions to Committees on Bills ; LVI. 367.—LVII. 47.—LXVII. 266.—LXXII. 158.—LXXIV. 
558. ——e— And order for instruction read and discharged, and other instructions ordered ; LXV. 276. 
—&lt;»— And re-committed to same Committee ; LXVI. 221. —«-— And leave for notices, &amp;c. granted ; 
instructions to Committees on Bills to make Provision, and Committee to examine and report on notices ; 
LXVI. 237, 252.--LXVII. 167. — LXXIII. 138. —«m — And referred to Committees on re-committed 
Bills, and leave for notices, &amp;c. granted ; LXVII. 234. 


Petitions signifying that notices had been given according to order of leave referred to Select Committees ; 
LVL. 291.—LVII1. 463.—LIX. 228, 316.— LXI. 261. -— LXV. 202,.—LXVI. 262. —«— Orders to Select 
Committees thereon (the same as the orders to Select Committees on Petitions for Provision) ; LVI. 291, &amp;c. 


Reports made on Petitions, signifying that notices had been given, and Report on Petitions for Provision, read 
again, and instructions to Committees on Bills accordingly ; LVIII. 476.—LIX. 235.—LXL. 268.—Lxv. 
210.—LXVI. 274. —&lt;m— And Instructions accordingly ; LVI. 297.—LIX. 320. 


Petitions for Provision, or Additional Petitions; Presented, and ordered to lie on the table only; LVI. 314.~- 
LVII. 374. In Public Bills; LxxtI. 62. —« To iie on the table, and be printed; LXXIV. 192.—_— 
Presented, and referred to Committees on Bills, and instructions to Committees to make Provision accord- 
ingly; LXXIII. 362. —&lt;«~ Presented, and referred to Committees on Bills; LXXIV. 344. ——— 
Presented, and referred to Committees on recommitted Report upon former Petitions; Lxx. 148. 
—&lt;—»— Read upon Motion, and Instructions given to Committees on Bills; LV1. 425.—«—And referred 
to Committee on Petition for Bill; LVII. 390. 


Petition for Compensation and Provision in a Private Bill, Offered; the Royal recommendation signified, and 
Petition brought up; read, and referred, Lx. 246. Report made, and referred to Committee of the 
whole House, 257. Resolution reported and agreed to, 273. The Bill again re-committed to Committee 
of the whole House, and resolution again read, and instruction accordingly, 284. 


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IX. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 

Divorce Bills: 


584. Service of Orders of the House,{of commitments]and attested copy of Divorce Bills; Upon Solicitors of parties, 
the party not being to be found; LVI. 526. —«— Upon the Proctor and Solicitor, the party not being 
to be found: LXXIV. 363. —«-— Upon agents ; LXX. 373.—LXXV. 457. —~&lt;=— Upon the mother of 
the party, the party being abroad; LX. 429. —«»— Petition praying that service of the order of the 
House and delivering copy of Bill on agent, may be deeined as effectual as if the parties were personally 
served ; Referred to the Committee on Bill, LXV. 467. [ Note-—T he Committee on the Bill made no 
special Report, and the Bill was passed without adverting to this Petition.) «— Divorce Bills read 
a Second time, and House being informed, that all parties interested gave their consent that the time 
usually appointed for the House to go into Committee upon Private Bills should be shortened ; 
Committed ; instructions to Committee ; Bills considered ; reported ; read Third time; passed, and ordered 
to be carried to the Lords; LXIV. 41.— LXV. 107. —«— Committee on Divorce Bill appointed earlier 
than the usual time; LXXV. 457. 


Estate Bills: 


585. Estate Bill from the Lords; Read a First time ; ordered to be read a Second time, and Petition of agent pre- 
sented, praying the House to dispense with the usual orders, and allow the Bill to pass through its several 
stages forthwith ; Bill read a Second time ; committed ; and order of leave for Committee to sit and pro- 
ceed, and to report forthwith; LXXV. 470. 


Orders : 


586. That Bills be read a First time now; LXX. 449. —«— On future days, (Lords Bill); LXX1. 388. 


- 


587. That Bills be read a second time, (Private Bills); LXII. 157.—LXXV. 51, &amp;c. —&lt;«m— Now; LVI. 22.— 
LVI. 30.—LVIII. 101. — LIX. 230.— LXI. 28.—LXII. 17.—-LXIII. 399.—LXIV. 321.—LXVIII. 33.— 
LXX. 137.—LXXIII. 11.—LXXIV. 248.—LXXV. 38. —~»— The same afternoon ; LVIII. 450.—~LX. 56. 
——— This day; LXIX. 515.—&lt;— This day, (after sitting late); LVI..353.—LVIUI. 75.—LIX. 124.— 
LX. 221.—LXI. 7.7.—LXII. 144.—LXIII. 441.—LXIV. 79.—LXV. 119.—LXVI. 162.—LXVII. 228.— 
LXVIII. 252.—LXIX. 482.—LXX. 120.—LXXI. 96.— LXXI. 110.— LXXIII. 43.—LXXIV. 204.— 
LXXV. 77, &amp;c. Lords Bills; LXXV. 71. —&lt;«~ To-morrow, or on future days; LVI. 39.—LVII. 96. 
—LVIII. 58.—LIX. 13,—LX. 22.—LXI. 49,—LXII. 159.—LXIII. 72. —LXIV. 18. — LXV. 97.— LXVI, 36. 
—LXVII. 18. — LXVIII. 44. — LXIX. 27. — LXX. 17. — LXXII. 107, — LXXIIIL. 75. — LXXIV. 52.— 
LXXV. 72, &amp;c. Lords Bills; LVL. 476.-- LVI. 570. —LVII. 443.— LXVI. 443.— LXXV. 225, &amp;c. 
——»&gt;— Upon this day fortnight; LXVII. 541.—LXXV. 96. —~&lt;«— Upon this day three weeks ; LXVII. 
538.—LXX. 202. —«»— Upon Thursday three weeks ; LXXII. 106. —~«— Upon this day six weeks ; 
LXY. 195.—LXXYV. 102. —«m— Upon this day two months; LXIII. 422.—LXVH. 538. —m— Upon 
this day three or six months; LVI. 498.—LVIII. 486.— LIX. 154,—LX. 104.—LXI. 255.—LXII. 244. 
—LXIL. 463.—LXIV. 128.—LXV. 146.—LXVI. 298.—LXVII. 103.— LXVIII. 160. —LXIX. -225.— 
LXX. 179.—LXXI. 461.—LXXII. 311.—LXXIII. 85.— LXXIV. 306. — LXXV. 408, &amp;c, Lords Bills ; 
LXI. 319. 


588. That Committees Amendments to Bills be now read a Second time; LXVI. 294. 


589. That Reports be now brought up; LXVII. 301.—LXX. 152.—LXXIV. 555. —«=— That Reports be read 
now, (a Lords Bill); LXXv.63. Upon this day six months ; LXIX. 271. —m— That Reports on Bills 
and re-committed Bills be received now; LVI. 235.—LVII. 34.—LVIII. 101.—LIX. 135.—LX. 266.— 
LXI, 413.—LXIL. 67.—LXVI. 38. —LXVII. 301.—LXVIII. 45.—LXIX. 471.—LXX. 69.—LXXI. 186,— 
LXXIU. 442,—LXXIII. 15.—LXXIV. 245.—LXXV. 95, &amp;c. This day, (after sitting late); LVI. 353.— 
LVI. 75.—LIX. 231.—LX. 443.—LXI. 413.—LXII. 774.—L XIII. 441.—LXIV. 315.— LXV. 467.— 
LXVI. 162.—LXVII. 48.—LXVIII. 289.—LXIX. 277. — LXX. 145.— LXXI. 133.—LXXII.:110,— 
LXXIII. 187,—LXXIV. 178.—LXxXV. 38, &amp;c. To-morrow, or upon future days; LVI. 234.—LVII. 50. 
—-LVIU. 69,.—LIX. 167.—LX. 153.—LXL 413.—LXII. 22.—LXIII. 34.—LXIV. 177.—LXV. 173.— 
LXVI. 409.—LXVII. 100,—LXVIII. 154.—LXIX. 88.—LXX. 352.—LXXI. 298. —LXXII. 11y.— LXXIII. 
10z.—LXXIV. 112.— LXXV. 154, &amp;c. Upon this day two months; LXXV. 422. Upon this day 
three months; LXXI. 438. Upon this day six months; LXVIII. 379, 397. Lords Bill; LXx. 380. 
—&lt;—»— That Reports be taken into further consideration now; LXIX. 28. This day; LXXI. 347. 
This day, (after sitting late); LX\. 445.—LXI. 790.—LXV. 474.—LXVII. 302.—LXVIII. 402.—LXX. 
397-—— LXXI, 231.— LXXIl. 334.—LXXV. 344, &amp;c. To-morrow, or on future days; LVI. 235.— 
LVII. 49.—LVIII. 101.—LXI. 412.—LXI. 363.—LXIII. 464.—-LXIV. 305.—LXV. 481.—LXVI. 166.— 
LXVII. 288.—LXVIII. 45.—LXIX. 31.—LXX. 163.— LXXI. 186.—LXXII. 246.—LXXIII, 24.—LXXIVz, 
130.— LXXV. 339, &amp;c. Upon this day three weeks; LXXIV. 615. Upon this day month; LXVI. 447. 
—LXIX. 516. | Upon this day three months; LXVI. 419.—LXVIII. 604.—LXIX. 459.—LXX. 384.— 
LXXIH. 407. Upon this day six months; LXVIII. 433.—LXX. 374. 


591. That further proceedings upon Reports be adjourned; Till the morrow, or future days; LXI. 443.— 
LXVIIL. 557.—LXIX. 453. —&lt;—»— Till the same day, (the House having sat late); LIX. 163.—LXVIII. 
565, 568. 


592, That, Bills be read a Third time now; LVI. 439,—LVII. 574.—LIX. 54.—LXI. 32.—LXII. 818.—LXIUI. 168. 
--LXIV. 258.—LXVI. 239.—LXVI. 198.—LXVIII. 468.—LXIX. 286.—LXX. 157.—-LXXIII. 21.— 
LXXIV. 77.—LXXV. 46, &amp;c. —~«»— The same afternoon; LVIII. 450.—LX. 56. —&lt;-— After the 
House shall have proceeded on the other Orders of the Day; LVI. 278. —«— This Day; LVII. 71.— 
LXVUe- 179.—-LXIX. 512.~-LXX. 38.—LXXI. 51.—LXXII. 179.—LXXIV. 309.—LXXV. 67. —»— 
This day, (after sitting late); LVI. 560.—LVIII. 551.—LIX. 231.—LX. 267.—LXI. 76.—LXU. 145.— 
LXIV. 325.—LXV. 147.—LXVI. 41.—LXVII. 228.—LXVIII. 252.—LXIX. 260.—LXX. 120,—LXXh, 
231.— LXXII. 114. — LXXIII. 275, — LXXIV. 204. —LXXv. 30, &amp;c. Lords Bills; LXXv, 253, &amp;c. 
—»— To-morrow, or on future days. if Bills shall be then ingrossed; LVI. 50.—LVIL. 53. —=— 
To-morrow, or on future days; LVIII, 44.—LIX. 124.—LX. 28.— LXI. 47.— LXII, 57.——L XIII. 46. 
—LXIV. 34.—LXV. 81.—LXVI. 120.—LXVII. 87.—LXVIH. 35.—LXIX. 73.—LXX. 15.—LXXI. 178. 

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Orders—continued. © 


-—CXXII. 119.—LXXIII. 15.—LXXIV. 52.—LXxv. 60, &amp;c. Lords Bills; LVI. 559. —Lxvi. 464. 
—LXX. 211.—LXXV. 64, &amp;c.—«—Upon this day month; LX. 463.—«—- Upon this day three or six 
months; LV{. 259.—LVII.. 523.—LVIII. 400.—LX. 345.—LXI. 387.—LXIl. 256.— LXiv. 380.— 
LXVI. 428.—LXVH. 526.—LXIX. 336:—LXX. 389.—LXXII. 465.—LXXIII. 117. —&lt;™— Motions for 
appointing days for Third readings, dropped for want of forty Members; LXVI. 231, 432. 


593. That further proceedings on Third readings be adjourned ; Until to-morrow, or future days; LVI. 158.— 

LVII. 361.—LVIII. 422.—LIX. 378.—LX. 307.—LXI. 301.— LXIII. 63. —LXIV. 323.—LXV. 408.— 
LXVI. 302.—LXVII. 209.—-LXVIII. 374.—LXIX. 230.—LXXII. 403. —&lt;=— Until after the House shall 
have proceeded upon the Orders, or next Orders of the Day ; LVI. 620.—LIX. 393. —LXVII. 539. ——— 
. That proceedings upon Third readings be further adjourned, till future days; LVI. 390.—LIX. 393.— 
LXVI. 267. —«— Until this day, (after sitting late); LXV. 474. 


594. That-Members do carry Bills to the Lords ; LVI. 393.—LXXV. 370, &amp;c. 


Orders Read: 


595. Orders and other Orders of the Day read, or now read for taking Reports of Bills and re-committed Bills 
{Public or Private] into further consideration; And proceeded in; LVII. 58.—LVIIIl. 447.—LIX. 187. 
—LXIII. 405.— LXX. 281. — LXXIII. 951.—LXXIV. 133. Lords Bills; LXX. 412.—.—And House 
-informed that no counsel attended, and proceeded in; LVIII. 98. —&lt;— And Bills re-committed; 
LVI. 577-—LVI. 67.—LVIII. 356.—LIX. 318 —LX. 237.—LXI. 82.—LXII. 149.—LXIV, 121.—LXxX. 
179.—LXXIII. 80.—LXXIV. 196. —«— And Bills again re-committed; LVII. 462.—LVIII. 591.— 
LX. 323.—LXI. 284.—LXXIII. 80.—LXXIV. 570. —«=— And Bills again re-committed, so far as relates 
to certain clauses; LXIII. 405. —«»— And deferred ; LVI. 445.—LVII. 52.—LVIII. 319.—LX. 343.— 
LXI. 52.—LXIV. 305.—LXX. 177.—LXXII. 384.—LXXIII. 231.—LXXIV. 533. —«m— And deferred for 
three months ; LVIII. 630.—LIX. 336. —«»— Orders for the House to resolve itself into Committees of the 
whole House upon Bills ; And Acts read, instructions given, and then proceeded in ; LVII. 285. ——— 
And deferred; LXIV. 313.—LXXIV. 231. —«m— And deferred for three or six months; LX. 477,— 
LXXIV. 429,—&lt;—Orders for receiving Reports on Bills; And proceeded in; LVI. 132.—LVII. 212.— 
LX. 441. —~&lt;m— ‘And deferred; LVI. 113.—LVII. 213.—LVIIL 458.—LIX. 392.—LX. 441.—LXI. 514. 
LXIV. 388.—LXX. 145.—LXXI. 435.—LXXII. 406. —«»— Other Orders of the Day for ditto read and 
deferred; LXXIV, 139:—&lt;=—For taking into consideration Lords Amendments to Bills, and entries in the 
Journal read, and Amendments referred to a Select Committee ; LIX. 222. —«m— For taking into con- 
sideration Reports from Select Committees on Lords Amendments, and also the said Amendments, and 
deferred ; LIX. 246, 251, 266. —«»— And proceeded in; LIX. 292. —«»— For taking into further 
consideration Reports from Select Committees on re-committed Reports ; and proceeded in, and Resolution 
of Committee agreed to, and Bill ordered ; LXXIII. 270. —«»— From Select Committees, on Petitions 
for Bills and Reports, again read, and Bills ordered ; LVI. 357. —«»— For resuming further proceedings 
upon Reports from Committees of the whole House ; And further consideration of Report put off for six 
months; LVI. 190. —«&lt;-— For resuming adjourned consideration of Reports; And proceeded in; 
LIX. 166. 


Orders Discharged : 
596. For referring Petitions for leave to present Petitions for Bills, and leave given; LXVIII. 238. 
597. For referring Petitions for leave to present Petitions for Bills, and Petitions withdrawn ; LXVI. 99. 


598. For referring Petitions for Bills (Private Bills); And Bills ordered; LVI. 206.—LVII. 362.—LXI. 130.— 
LXV. 115.—LXVII. 83.—LXVIII. 250.—LXXIII. 86. ’ 


599. For leave to bring in Bills; LXII. 799.—LXVI. 85.—LXX. 465.—LXXI. 484. —«»— And for instructions to 
make Provision in Bills, and other Bills ordered; LXXII. 198.—«—For leave to bring in Bills; And other 
Bills ordered; LVI. 482.—LVII. 565.—LVIII. 58.—LX. 436.—LXI. 401.—LXII. 268.—LXIII. 197.—LXIV. 
144.—LXVI. 162.—LXVII. 211.—LXVIII. 253.—LXIX. 151.—LXX. 46.—LXXI. 138.—LXXIIL 209. — 
LXXIV. 327.—LXXV. 229, &amp;c.—&lt;-—And two Bills ordered instead of one; LXIII. 124.—LXIV. 156.— 
LXIX. 127.—&lt;-—And instructions to gentlemen appointed to bring in other Bills; LX. 347.—LXIX. 411. 
—&lt;»— And instructions to Committees on other Bills ; LVII. 589. — LVIII. 676.—&lt;-— And the subject 
matter of the Bill referred to Committees of the whole House; LVIII. 613.—&lt;«— And Petitions for Bills 
(Private Bills) ; Referred; LVI. 339.—LXIV. 62.—LXVL. 54.—LXVH. 75.—LXVIII. 169.—LXXI. 168.— 
LXXIf. 105.— LXXIII. 138.—LXXIV. 30, 112, 123. «= — And Reports on Petitions for Private Bills 
re-committed; LVII. 268.—LXXI. 139.—LXXIV. 206, —«m— And Reports on Petitions for same 
read, and other Bills ordered; LXII. 62, &amp;c. —«m— And Petitions for Bills, and Reports thereon 
read, and other Bills ordered; LXIV. 144. —«-— Paris of Orders for leave to bring in Bills; Dis- 
charged ; LVI. 368.—LVIII. 201.—LIX. 30.—LX. 176.—LXII. 262.—LXVI. 136.—LXIX. 149.—LXx. 
232..—~«-— Discharged, and instructions to gentlemen appointed to bring in other Bills; LVI. 568. 


601. For leave to present Private Bills on or before particular days, and other days appointed ; LXX. 195. 


602. For the Second reading of Private Bills; LVI. 396.—LXI. 269. —«— And Bills withdrawn, and others 
ordered ; LVI. 409.—LXVII. 154. 


603. For reading Bills a Second time upon future days; LXVI. 282. (Bill dropped. )—LXX. 238. ( Bill dropped. ) 
—LXXIV. 214,—&lt;=— And other days appointed; LVII. 184.—LVIII. 353.—LIX. 80.—LX. 203.—LXI. 
213.—LXII. 125.—LXIIL. 336.—LXIV. 200.—LXV. 143.—LXVI. 117.—LXVII, 110,—LXVIII. 341.— 
LXIX. 121.—LXX. 219.—LXXI. 264.—LXXII. 166.—LXXIII. 91.—LXXIV. 251.—LXXV. 289. —m— 
And Bills withdrawn; LXIX. 239.—LXxX. 46.—LXXI. 252.—LXXII. 78.—LXXIIl. 405.—LXXIV. 488. 
—we— And Bills withdrawn, and others ordered; LVI. 224.—LVII. 467.—LVIII. 237.—LIX. 328.— 
LX. 59.—LXI. 230.—LXV. 35.—LXVII. 103.—LXVIII. 171.—LXIX. 314.—LXX. 262.—LXXIII. 227. 
—LXXIV. 329. —&lt;»— And Bills ordered to be read upon this day two months; LXVII. 538. Upon 

- this day three months; LXXII. 311.—LXXIII. 345. 


604. For leave for granting notices, and order made: for leave for other notices’; LVII. 269.—LVIII. 236. 


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IX. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental: Proceedings—continued. 


Orders Discharged—continued. 


605. 


606. 


607. 


609. 
611. 


612. 
613. 


614. 


615. 


616, 


617. 


618. 


For committing Bills, and Bills withdrawn ; LXXIII. 405. ——~ For commitment of Bills, and Bills with- 
‘drawn, and others ordered; LVII. 47.—LIX. 227.—&lt;— For committing Bills to Select Commitees, and 
Bills committed to Committees of the whole House; LXXII. 395, 396. —«»— For the House resolving 
itself into Committees on Bills; LVI. 399.—LXII. 106. —«— And Bills withdrawn, and others 
ordered; LVI. 266.—LXXI. 235. 


For the House resolving itself into Committees upon Bills, or to consider further of Bills, on particular days 
and other days appointed; LVII. 364.—LVIII. 157.—LIX. 199.--LX. 65.—LXI. 171.—LXIII. 327.— 
LXIV. 53-—LXV. 246.—LXIX. 172.—LXXII. 220.—LXXIII. 172.—LXXIV. 335. —&lt;=— And Com- 
mittee put off for nine months; LXXV. 440. —«— And Bills committed to Select Committees ; LX VII. 
171.—LXVIII. 385. —«=— And Bill transmitted to a Select Committee; LX. 250. —&lt;«-_~ And Bills 
withdrawn, and other Bills ordered ; LVL. 620.—LXI. 416. 


For Instructions to gentlemen appointed to bring in Bills ; Parts of orders for instructions discharged; LXVt. 
329.—&lt;=—F or instructions to Committees on Bills ; LX. 161. —«— For Ditto, and other instructions 
ordered ; LXV. 276. yc} 


For receiving Reports on particular days, and other days appointed; LX. 329. — LXV. 289. —LXXIV. 
475. ——e— For taking Reports into further consideration; LVI. 265.—&lt;«— For taking Reports into 
further consideration on particular days; LXVI. 307. (Bill dropped.) —LxxIVv. 514. (Bill dropped.)— 
——-— And other days appointed; LVII. 388.—LVIII. 390.—LIX. 157.—LX. 302.—LXI. 249.—LXV. 
196.—LXVI. 226.—LXVII. 407.—LXVIII. 560.—LXIX. 181.—-LXX. 90.—LXXI. 420.—LXXIII. 215. 
—LXXIV. 342. —«— And Bills re-committed; LVIII. 568.—LX. 215.—LXI. 227.—LXIII. 443.— 
LXIX. 300. —«=— And Bills withdrawn, and others ordered ; LXXI. 265. ) 


For ingrossing Bills and Reports from Committees on Bills ordered to lie upon the table; LXXI. 301. 


For reading Bills a Third time upon particular days; LX XII. 409. —«»— And other days appointed ; LIX. 
246.—LX. 271.—LXI. 324.—LXVI. 393.—LXVII. 402.—LXVIII. 251.—LXIX. 236.-——LXXI. 467.— 
LXXIV. 396. —~«— And Bills withdrawn ; LXX. 355.—&lt;-—And Bills withdrawn and others ordered ; 
LVII. 389.—&lt; For resuming adjourned proceedings upon Third readings, and Bills withdrawn, and 
others crdered; LXIX. 369. 


For Printing Bills; LVI. 569.—LVIII. 482.—LXVII. 113. 


For Petitions against Bills lying on the table until Reports are received, and Petitions referred ; LXVI. 225. 


Resolutions of the House respecting Private Bills: 


Generally : That all notices of intended applications given in August and September last (1800), and at the 
Michaelmas quarter’ sessions of the peace, and also notices given in December last, relating to Bills of 
Inclosure, shall be allowed as sufficient notices in the present Session ; LVI. 23. 


[Note, This was the first Parliament after the Union, and there was a short Session of the Parliament 
of Great Britain only in November and December 1800.] 


Inclosures: That in all Bills of Inclosure in which His Majesty’s interest is concerned, there’ be inserted 
a clause appointing a Commissioner for carrying into execution the provisions thereof, so far as relates to 
His Majesty’s rights and interests; LXIII. 327. : 


Bedford Level: That on applications for Bills for inclosing, draining or improving lands, .&amp;c. or making 
canals, within the Bedford Level, in addition to the other notices, a further notice shall be given to the 
Corporation of the Bedford Level; Made a Standing Order, LXVIII. 321. 


Poor Rates : That no Bills be presented relating to Poor Rates or to the maintenance or employment of the 
Poor, or to workhouses, containing any clause or clauses whereby the general law of settlement of the 
Poor shall be departed from, or any power of corporal punishment given to any persons‘employed in the 
management of the Poor; That:no such clause or clauses be inserted:in any such Bill, by the Conpaion 
to whom such Bill may be committed; That the Chairman of the Committee, upon the Report of every 
such Bil!, do acquaint the House whether the said order has been complied with ; LXIX. 148. Resolutions 
read again, and ordered to be made Standing Orders, and to be printed, 513. 


See supra, 477. 534. Orders, 1-21. 


Petitions : 


In favour of applications for Bills presented ; And referred to Committees on Petitions ‘for Bills; LXv. 61. 
—«—To lie on the table only; LVI. 101, 119.—LXI. 166.—LXIV. 226, 234, 251.—LXXIV. 110. 
—»In favor of Bills; To lie upon the table only ; LVI. 294.—LVII. 278.—LVIII. 159.—LIX. 317. 
—LX. 191.—LXI. 155.—LXII. 88.—LXIII. 238.—LXVI. 93.—LXVII. 116.—LXVIII. 218.—LXX. 174.— . 
LXXI. 27.—LXXIIl. 44.—LXXIV. 124.—LXXV. 55. —&lt;=— To lie upon the table and be. printed ; 
LXXIII. 120.—LXXIV. 265.—LXXV. 430.—&lt;— To lie on the table until Bills are read a Second time; 
LVI. 344. —&lt;=— Referred to Select Committees on Bills ; LVI. 326. —«— Referred to a special Select 
‘Committee; LXIX. 454. i 


619. Petitions against Private Bills, and complaining that Standing Orders have not been complied with; Referred 


to Select Committees ; LXIV. 144.—LXV. 276. —«— Orders to Select Committees thereon ; To meet 
to-morrow in the Speaker's chamber, and have power to send for persons, papers and records ; LXV. 277. 
And all who come to have voices ; LXIV. 145.—&lt;-Reports made, and ordered to lie upon the table; 
LXIV. 188.—LXV. 306. 


620. Read upon Motion, and referred to Committees on Bills ; LXXIM. 235.-—LXXIV. 333. —&lt;=— Petitions 


* 





read upon Motion, and referred to Committees on’Bills, andicounsel, &amp;c. ordered; LVI. 395\—LVII. 161. 


—LXXIII. 220.—LXXIV. 231.—&lt;a-— Petition for provision read upon Motion, and instruction,given..to 
Committee on Bill; LVI. 425. | 


621. Petitions 















BILLS—continued. | 5% 


IX. Orders, Resolutions and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


Petitions—continued. 7 


621. Petitions for Private Bills and Reports thereon read, upon Motion, and Bills ordered, after orders for former 
Bills had been discharged ; LVI. 204. —«— And Bills ordered; LVI. 454.—LXXIII. 345.—LXXIV. 507, 

—«»— And Bills ordered, after Reports received from Committees on Petition, signifying that notices had 

-~ “been given, pursuant to leave granted ; LVII. 354. —«-=— Petitions for Private Bills, and Reports thereon 


read, and new Bills ordered, after Report made from Committees appointed to inspect Lords Journals; 
LXXI. 444, &amp;c. , 


See Petitions, 825-853- 


3 Lords Amendments to Bills: 


622.° Lords Amendment to Bills referred to a Select Committee ; Order to Select Committee, to meet this afternoon 

* in’ the Speaker’s chamber ; LVII. 582.—LIX. 222. Report made; LvVII. 5g2.—LIX. 240. Report and 

Amendments ordered to be taken into consideration, upon a future day; LIX. 240. Report and Amendments 

considered, some Amendments agreed to, others amended and agreed to, and some disagreed to, LVII. 

594.—LIX. 292-294. Committee appointed to draw up reasons to be offered to the Lords, at a conference, 

_.... for disagreeing to some of the Amendments; LVII. 594.—LIX. 294. : 

623. House informed that parties interested gave their consent to their Lordships alterations; Amendments read 
a Second time, and agreed to; LVI. 286, 398, 575,-&amp;c. Na 

624. Lords Amendments to Bills ordered to be taken into consideration, upon future days ; LIX. 219,-——=-— Upon 

this day three months ; LXVI. 419. —«— Consideration of Lords Amendments put off for three months, 


and Petitions for original Bill and Reports thereon read, and new Bill ordered ; LXX. 439. _ 
See supra, 379-426. 


Bills sent to the Lords: : : = oe 
625 Messages from the Lords, that they had agreed to Bills; LVI. 250.—LXXV. 103, &amp;c. —&lt;=~ Message 
received after the Royal Assent to those Bills had been reported by the Speaker ; LXI. 31.—LXV1. 458.— 
LXVII. 559.—LXVIII. 668.—LXIX. 519.—LXX. 469.—LXXIV. 558.—&lt;-— Message that they had agreed 
to Bills with Amendments ; LVI. 503.—LXXV. 295, &amp;c. —«=— Lords agreement to the Commons 
Amendments to the Lords Amendments to the Bill for the more regular conveyance of writs, does not 
appear, but the Speaker reports that the Bill has received the Royal Assent ; LXVIII. 630. —~-=— Messages 
to the Lords, that Bills had been carried to the Lords by mistake, and to request the Lords to return 
same; LXI. 525.—LXVII. 521. Members report, that they had carried the Messages and received the 
Bills; LXI. 525.—LXVII. 523. 
Printing : : , 

626. Orders.for printing Bills immediately or on. the same day they are presented; -LVI, 90.—LVII. 48.— 
LVUI, 48.—LIX. 13.—LX. 31.—LXI. 49.—LXU. 212.—LXII. 265.—LXIV. 89.—LXV. 13.—LXVI. 
36.—LXVU. 42.—LXVIII. 33.—LXixX. 10.—LXX. 9.—LXXI. 18.—LXXU. 78.—-LXXIII, 22.—LXXIV. 
-70.—LXXV. .15, &amp;c. —&lt;=— After being presented, and ordered to be read a Second time in three 
months; LXXV. 408.—&lt;—«— After being read a Second time and committed; LXVIII. 198.—LXIX. 22. 
—LXXI. 453. ee 

627. As amended after being reported; LVI. 175.—LVII. 49.—LVII. 101.—LIX. 24.—LX. 178.—LXI. 164.— 

LXII. 746.—LXIII. 464.—LXIV, 191.—LXV. 167.—LXVI. 101.—LXVII. 116.—LXVIII. 45.—LXEX. 
31.—LXX. 76.—LXXI. 121.—LXXII. 153.—LXXIIl. 24.—LXXIV. 130.—LXXV. 23, &amp;c,—&lt;-_— On 
re-commitment; LVI. 410.—LVII. 67.—LVIIL. 407.—LX XIII. 290.—LXXIV. 22X, —«=— On second and 

3 further re-commitments ; LVII. 390,—LIX. 147.—LXVIII. 642.—LX XII. 87. —«»— And report ordered 

j to lie upon the table (Bill dropped); LXV. 504. ~~. — As amended by the Committee, and on the 
Report ; LVI. 175. —«#— As amended by the Committee, and on further considering the Report ; Lx. 
181. —~«»— As amended by former Committee after being re-committed ; LX. 247. —&lt;*— As amended 
after further consideration of Report put off; LXIII. 404.—LXV. 510.—LXVI. 447.—LXIX. 459, 516. 
—LXX. 374, 384.—LXXII. 436.—LXXUI. 407, 411.—LXXIV. 615. —&lt;«-— After Third reading put off; 
LXXII. 465. —~=— After order for ingrossment, &amp;c.; LVI. 440.—LVU. 559:—LXV. 412.—LXVIII. 318. 
—LXIX. 71.—LXXV. 46.—«—After order for Third reading deferred ; LX VIII. 627.—&lt;-—After Third 
reading, and further proceedings adjourned ; LVI. 476.—&lt;«—-At the expense of the parties; LXX. 366. 

628. With Lords Amendments; LIX. 241.—LXVII. 539, 548.—LXXIII. 414.—~«—Lords Amendments to Bills ; 

LXXII. 188. —&lt;m— Report of Select Committee on Lords Amendments ; LIX. 240. 

629. Printed Copies of Navigation and Waterworks Bills, &amp;c. as amended in Committee delivered, to Members 

- at the door pursuant to eeewite Orders; LVI. 224.—LVI. 98.—LVUI. 260.—LIX. 282.—-LX. 267.— 
LXI. 148,—LXII. 309.—LXIII. 160.—LXIV. 188.—LXV. 224.—LXVI. 173.—LXVII.. 150.—LXVIII. 315. 
—LXIX. 225.—LXX. 188.—LXXI. 260.—LXXIL. 231.—LXXIII, 118.—LXXIV. 277.—LXXV. 307, &amp;c. 

631. Lords Bills ordered to be printed, after they are received and before they are read ; LXXII. 110. —-— 
After they are read the First time ; LVI. 445.—LVIII. 385.—LIX. 214.—LX. 13.—LXI. 153.—LXII. 650. 
—LXILL. 54.—LXIV. 396.—LXV. 510. (Bill dropped.)—LXV1. 350.—LXVIL. 533-—LXVIII. 36.—LXx. 
142.—LXXI. 465.—LXXIL 283.—LXXIII. 141.—LXXIV. 53.—LXXV. 38, &amp;c. —«— After being read 
a Second time, and committed; LXIX. 101. —«-~ As amended after being reported; LXVI. 457.— 
LXVIII. 162.—LXX. 435. 


632. Reports from Select Committees on Petitions for Bills; LVI. 188. 


X. Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, and Motions 
© « . Withdrawn: A ae 
(1.)—Questions Negatived : : ian 
633. That_leave be given to bring in Bills; LVII. 74.—LX. 123.—LXII. 112, 754.-—-LXIIIL. 156, 336, 349.— 

| LXIV. 240.—LXVI. 371.—LXVIL. 68, 370.—LXVIII. 210.—LXIX. 230.—LXX. 302, 414:—LXXI1, 372. 
_ —LXXIIL. 77, 358, 405.—LXXIV. 53, 466. oh ge oo: 4 
634. That the order made for the Second reading of a Bill on a future day ‘be read; LXIII. 68: 


635. That Bills be read a Second time; L XII. 263.—«—Be now read a Second time ; LVI. 498.—LIX. 182, 326, 
—LX. 133.—LXI. 152, 326.—LXII. 674.—LXV, 295.—LXVI. 116, 153, 196, 203, 217, 370.—LXVII. 
102, ‘203, 217, 249.—LXVHI. 428, 505.—LXX. 179.—LXXIE 232.—LXXIV. 596.—LXXV..991, 
350.—&lt;-—On a future day ; LXV. 460.—LXVI. 225. sik 30% 

ae : 636. That 

GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








X. Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, and Motions - 


641. 


642. 


644. 


647. 








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Withdrawn—continued. 


(1.)—Questions Negatived—continued. 
That Bills be committed ; LVIII. 532.—LXVI. 129. 


That Bills be re-committed; LXI. 443.—LXIV. 299.—LXV. 474.—LXVI. 306.—LXX. 122.—LXXII. 
279.— LXXIV. 320, 532--—&lt;=— With respect to proposed Amendments ; LVI. 558, —«— Be again 
re-committed ; LXVI. 229. 


That the House will immediately resolve itself into a Committee of the whole House on a Bill from the 
Lords; LXIV. 407.—«—Will, on a future day, (for the purpose of deferring) resolve itself into a Com- 
mittee of the whole House on a Bill; LXIII. 341. —«»— That the Speaker do now leave the Chair 
(for the House to go into Committees on Bills); LVI. 444.—LIX. 143.—LXIV. 274.—LXV. 498. 


That Reports on Bills do lie upon the table; LX. 333.—LXV. 444.—&lt;m—Be taken into further considera- 
tion, Now ; LVIII. 354.—LXV. 397. .Ona future day; LVII. 323. Upon this day six months; LXV. 
182, 345, 367.—&lt;—That the further consideration of Reports be adjourned; Lx. 438. 


That Amendments made by Committees to Bills be now read a Second time ; LVII. 621.—LIX. 347.—_— 
That certain words be added to Amendments made by Committees to Bills; LIX. 163.—LXxXI. 398. 
—&lt;—»— That certain words stand part of such Amendments; LXIX. 104.—LXX. 152.—&lt;«_— To agreeing 
with Committees in Amendments to Bills; LV1. 427.—LVIIL. 528, 677.—LX. 385:—LXVI. 495.—LXxX. 
230, 407. 

That Bills with Amendments be ingrossed ; LVII. 560.—LXIV. 340.—LXV. 315. 


That Bills be read a Third time, Now; LVI. 259.—LVIII. 400.—LX. 281, 291.—LXI. 387.—+LXI1. 256, 788. 
—LXVI. 174, 428.—-=—On a future day; LXII. 226. 


That further proceedings on Third reading of Bills be adjourned; LVI. 328.—LXII. 786.—LXVII. 499.— 
LXXI..492.—&lt;—Be further adjourned ; LVI. 594. 


That a Bill do pass (Montrose Harbour); LXXI. 401. 


To amending Bills by inserting or adding words, or that words proposed to be left out stand part of Bills ; 
On the Report, LXII. 236. — LXVII. 465. — LXVIII. 586. — LXXI. 397.—&lt;—On further consideration 
of Report ; LX. 315.—LXII. 665.—LXXII. 341. —m— On Third reading; LVI. 209, 210, 439, 535.— 
LVII. 318. — LX. 68.—LXI. 380. —LXII. 786. — LXV. 504. —LXVII. 194, 201, 214, 427. — LXVIII. 
662, 664.—LXIX. 52.—LXX. 154.— LXXI. 254, 419, 462, 492. —LXXII. 425, 435.—LXXIII. 180, 376. 
—LXXIV. 565, 598.—&lt;=—On resuming adjourned proceedings on Third reading; LXI. 456. 


That Amendments made by the Lords to Bills be now read a Second time ; LXII. 844.—-——To agreeing 
to Amendments made by the Lords to Bills; LVII. 594.—LIX. 294.—LXII. 841.—LXVII. 182, 260, 419. 
— LXVIII. 593-— LXXII. 195.—-LXXIII. 420, 422, ~«— To insisting on Disagreements to Lords 
Amendments to Bills ; LVII. 645.—&lt;.—That certain words be added to Lords Amendments to Bills ; 
LXXII. 196. —&lt;»— To insisting on Amendments made by the House (to Bills sent from the Lords) to 
which the Lords had disagreed; LVI. 638. oy ILD 


That leave be given to present a Petition for a Private Bill after the time limited ; LXI. 135. —«—To 
hearing Counsel against Bills ; LVI1. 318, 513.—&lt;-— To laying before the House Minutes of Evidence 
taken Sefore Committees on Bills ; LX1. 367.—&lt;©—To now reading an Order of the Day for the Third 
reading of a Bill; LVI. 258. —&lt;=— To disallowing the Votes of the Directors of the Bank upon the Gold 
Bullion Bill; LXVI. 463.—«That such an interval of time should elapse between the Second readin 
and Committal of every Public Bill exclusively affecting Ireland, as is directed between the First an 
Second reading of Irish Private Bills; LXv1I. 148.—&lt;. That a Bill as amended be printed; LXXI. 328. 


{2.) Questions Superseded : 
For leave to bring in Bills superseded by reading the other Orders of the Days ; LX. 113.—&lt;.— Superseded 
by the previous Question ; LXIV. 331.—LXX. 83, 97.—LXXV. 245. : 
(3.) Motions Withdrawn : 


For leave to bring in Bills ; LVI. 639.—LVH. 579.—LVIII. 299.—LX. 484.—LXII. 112.—LXIII. 42, 405. 
—LXV. 87, 395.—LXVI. 188.—LXIX. 335.—LXXI. 395.— LXXII. 188. — LXXIII. 192. — LXXIV. 134, 
291, 445, 449, 466, 609, 622.—L XXV. 60. 


For now reading Bills a Second time ; LVI. 409, 503. — LXII. 80, 833. — LXVIII. 474. — LXXIIL 219.— 
LXXV. 228. 


For reading Bills a Second time on future days ; LXI. 387.—LXVI. 194, 225. 

For the House now resolving itself into Committees of the whole House on Bills; LVI. 157. 

For giving Instructions to Committees on Bills ; LVII. 471.—LVIII. 494.—LX. 173.—LXX. 264. 

For referring an Account to a Select Committee on a Bill; LXXIV. 456. 

For referring Petitions against Bills to Committees on Bills ; LXVIII. 392. 

For re-commhitting Bills with respect to Clauses offered to be added to them ; LVIII. 594.—LXXIII. 144. 
That Committees on Bills have leave to make their Reports on certain days; LXV. 406.—LXVI. 289. 


That Reports on Bills be now brought up; LXXI.4 0.—&lt;_— Be taken into further consideration on 
_ acertain day; LIX. 370. . 


That Amendments made by Committees to’ Bills be now read a Second time; LXII. 646. —«— For agree- 
ing with Committees in Amendments to Bills ; LX XIII. 352. 


For bringing up Clauses offered to be added to Bills; LVIII. 427.—LX. 307.—LXIII. 173.—LXIV. 401.— 
LXXI. ge ee 307. — LXXIV. 533. — LXXV. 318, 439. —«=— For reading Clauses a Second 
time; LXI. 538. oi 


- For now reading Bills a Third time; LXIJ. 818.—LXIV. 294.—LXX. 355. —==— For adjourning further 


proceedings on Third readings ; LXI. 538. 
665. For 











BILLS——BLUCHER. 
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X. Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, and Motions 
Withdrawn—continued. 


(3.)—Motions Withdrawn—continued. 
665. For agreeing to Lords Amendments to Bills ; LXXII. 195. 






666. That, from the advanced period of the Session it is not expedient to proceed further in the Penryn Bribery 
Bill during the present Session ; LXXIV. 541. 


667. That all Bills by which any grant of money is made to the Crown be printed ; and that printed copies thereof 
be delivered to Members before the Second reading ; LXVIII. 576, 


See Accounts and Papers, 1024-5. Amendments, 3, 4. 23, 24. 46-59. Committees, 1754-1771. 


Conferences, 1. 0. Counsel, 9-32. Debates, 68. 76. Divisions, 6, 7. 45, 46. 
House, 1, 2. 348. Instructions, 1-408. Journals, 2. 5. Members, 132-135. 152. 
Messages, 119. 136. Orders, 1-65. Petitions, 769-799. 822-856. 867. 
Private Bill Office. Questions, 137, 138. Speaker, 16. Supply, 5488-5547- 


5509-5591. 5001-5613. 





Bills of Credit :——See Accounts and Papers, 1023. 


Bills of Exchange :——Bill to regulate the acceptances of Bills of Exchange ; Ordered, txx1v. 564. Presented ; printed; 574. 
Not proceeded in. 
See Accounts and Papers, 4160-4162. Forgery. Negotiable Securities. Promissory Notes, 3. 5-8. 
Russia, 1. Supply. 4534- 4547+ 5027- 5415. 5417. 5430. 5436. 


Birmingham Coal Mining and Copper Companies :—see Companies, 3-5. 
Birmingham Sword Cutlers :—see sworss. 

Births :—see Funeral Certificates. Parish Registers. 

Bishop, Sir George and William :—see Geneve. Laws Espiring, 14. 


Bishops : 
1. Bill to enable coadjutors to Archbishops and Bishops in Ireland to execute the powers of Archbishops and Bishops; Ordered, Lxvit. 204. 
Presented, 205. Lords Amendments agreed to, 401. R. A. 415. 


2. Bill for the removal of doubts respecting the powers of Archbishops and Bishops in Ireland to demise mensal lands ; From the Lords ; 
LXVIII. 539. Read, 544. Committed to a Select Committee, 562. Order for committing discharged; committed to a Committee 
of the whole House; 590. R. a. 630. See Postage, 24. 


Bishops’ Rents :—see Accounts and Papers, 1026. 

Black Game :—See Gane, 2, 3. 

Black Rod :—see Accounts and Papers, 1027. Messages, 1-8. 153,'154- 
Blackfriars Bridge :—see Accounts and Papers, 3165. Bridges, 12. 
Blacquiere, Lord De :—See Atnage Laws. 

Blake, Brigadier General John :—see House, 123. 

Blake, General :—see House, 149. 

Blankett, Rear Admiral John :—see House, 106. 


Blasphemous Libels :—see Lites. Newspapers, ¢. 
Bleaching *——See Muriatic Acid, 3. Petitions, 48. 


Bleaching Grounds : 


1. Bill to repeal so much of Act 18 Geo. II. c. 27. as takes away the Benefit of Clergy from persons stealing cloth in certain places; Ordered, 
LXVI. 144. Presented; printed; 154. R.A. 387. 


2. Bill to repeal so much of Act of the Parliament of Ireland 3 Geo. III. c. 24, as takes away the Benefit of Clergy from felons convicted of 
stealing in Bleach Yards; Ordered, Lxvi.144. Presented; printed; 154. R. a. 387. See Petitions, 49. 


Bleaching Powder : 


i. Bill to impose a countervailing duty of Excise on Bleaching Powder imported from Ireland; Ordered, LX1x. 473. Presented, 487. 
Re-committed, 503. R. A. 519. 


2. Bill to repeal so much of said Act as relates to bringing Irish Bleaching Powder from Scotland into England; Ordered, txx. 62. Pre- 
sented, 68. Printed,72. R.a. 266. 


3. Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of certain Acts relating to Bleaching Powder; Previous Question there- 
upon negatived, Lxx. 76. See Committees, 121. 1388. Muriatic Acid, 3. Petitions, 51. 


Blomefield, Major General Sir Thomas :-=see House, 109. 


Blubber ‘——Bill to alter the regulations under which Blubber and Train Oil of Newfoundland are admitted to entry ; Ordered, 


Lxx. 406. Presented, 415. R.A. 457- é'. ; 
See Committees, 288. 304. 629. 631. 638. 1578-1581. Customs, 3. Laws Expiring, 14. 18, 19. 25. 27. Oil, 2. 


Blucher, Marshal Prince of :—see House, 145. 


_ ; Blue: 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) Ttt 











258 BLUE——BRAZILS. 


Bt ue :—See Starch, 3. 


Boats :——Bill to regulate the issuing of licences to allow open Boats to proceed to Foreign parts ; Ordered, Lxx. 426. presented, 436. 
R. A. 468, See Committees, 306. Customs, 25. 


Boatmen :——Petition of Boatmen of Dover ior leave to Present a Petition fora Bill for their better regulation ; Referred, Lx vIt. 359. 
Reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 368. Not proceeded in. See Ships and Vessels, 5. 9. 


Bock, Major General Baron :—see House, 145. 


Bogs in Trelanc :——--Bill to appoint Commissioners to inquire and examine into the state of the Bogs in Ireland, and the prac- 


ticability of draining the same; Ordered, Lxtv. 269. Presented; printed; 312. R. a. 405. 
Ordered, uxvr. 364. Presented, 371. Rr. a. 460. 





To continue the said Act; 
Ordered, Lxvit. 351. Presented, 355. R.A. 486. 





See Accounts and Papers, 1029-1033. Committees, 122. 1389. King, 5}. '. Reports, 216. Supply, 
Key to Supply. 
Bombay t——See Addresses, 355. East India Affairs, 7. 
Bonds :———See Accounts and Papers, 4160. Coasting Trade, 3. Committees, 123. Customs, 27. 44. East 
India Affairs, 4.6.12. False Pretences. Smuggling, 4. Supply, 4546. 5417. Warehousing, 3. 
Bonded Rums :—See Petitions, 708. Spirits, 82. 


Bones :—See Rape Seed, 2. 
Books :——See Accounts anid Papers, 1034-1043. Copyright. Members, 1. Supply, 4523-4625. 
Boot and Shoe Makers :—see Petitions, 52. 


Boringdon Lord :—see Cieison By,, 


Borthwick, Major General William :—see House, 145. 
Bosquet, Abraham :—see Petitions, 703. 


Botanic Garden :—sSee Supply, Key to Supply. 


Bottles *——See Stone Bottles. 


Boundaries :——Petition for a Bill to amend Act 17 &amp; 18 Geo, III. for ascertaining the Boundaries of the Parish of St. Mary's 


Dublin; Referred, 1x1x. 27. Billordered, 141. Presented, 146. _ Petition against, 258. | Lords Amendments considered ; further 
consideration put off for three rthonths; Petition and Report thereon read, and another Bill ordered and presented ; 395. wm. A. 510. 


Bounties :——See Drawbacks. 
Bounty Money :—See Committees, 1033. Greenwich Chest. Greenwich Hospital, 1. Petitions, 53. 
Bounty, Royal :——See Accounts and Papers, 225. 1255. 


Bourbon, (Island of }) :—see Addresses, 389. 


Bowes, Major General Barnard Foord :—see Addresses, 515. House; 145. 
Bowspri ts :——See Committees, 638. 644. 652. 738-744. 1583. 1585. Laws Expiring, 25. 28. Masts. 
Bow Street Police Office t——See Accounts and Papers, 1047. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Bowyer, Robert :—see Lotteries, 5. 
Box Wood :—See Committees, 287. Customs, 2. 


Boyd 9 Gene ral *——See Accounts and Papers, 1048. Committees, 1736. King, 117. Petitions, 606. Supply, 4259. 


Boyd , Benfield and Co. :——Motions relative to the advancing £. 40,000. to the house of Boyd, Benfield andCo. out of the 
monies issued to the Treasurer of the Navy, for Navy services; Previous Question thereupon negatived, Lx. 380. See Indemnity, 9. 


Boydell, John and Josiah :— see Lotteries, 6. 

Boyne River Company :-—~-See Accounts and Papers, 1049. 
Bradbury, George :—see Petitions, 246. 

Bradford, Brigadier General Henry :—see House, 145. 


Brandy :— Bill to charge an additional duty of Customs upon Brandy imported into Great Britain; Ordered, LXIX. 95- . Presented, 96, 
R. A. 119. See Accounts and Papers, 1050, 1051. 4357- Committees, 124, 125. _ Customs. 58. Spirits, 76. 
Supply, 5407. 

Brass :——Bill for repealing two Acts which prohibit the exportation of Brass and other metal from England; Ordered, Lxv111. 389. 
Presented, 393. R. a. 506. See Committees, 126. 


Brazils :-——Bill to regulate the trade between Great Britain and the Portuguese territories on the Continent of South America; 
Ordered, LX111. 405. Presented, 420. R. A. 470. 


See Addresses, 104. Committees, 12'7. Machinery, 2. Postage, 12. 


Bread: 


BREAD——BRIDEWELL. 259 





Bread: Bills relative to Bread ; viz. 
1. To amend Act 36 Geo. III. for permitting Bakers to make and sell certain sorts of Bread; Ordered, Lv1. 84. Presented, go. R.A. 219- 


2. To repeal Act 41 Geo. III. to prohibit the selling of Bread which shall not have been baked twenty-four hours, and to imderanify Bakers, &amp;c. 
who have sold the same; Ordered, Lv11. 28. Presented, 30. &amp;. a. 40. 


3. To repeal Acts 37 &amp; 38 Geo. III. relative to the assize and making of Bread within the City of London and the Bills of Mortality, and 
within ten miles of the Royal Exchange ; Ordered, tv11.51. Presented; instruction to receive Clauses for better regulating the making 


and selling of Bread, and for better enforcing the powers and provisions of Act 31 Geo. II.; 57. Printed, 60. Re-committed ; again 
printed; 67. Further consideration of Report deferred, 82. Not proceeded in. 


Petition for leave to present a Petition for Bill to amend Act 37 Geo. III. respecting the Assize ‘of Bread within the City of London, &amp;c.; 


Lx. 185. Leave given; Petition presented ; and referred; 186. Reported, 237. To lie on the table, and be printed, 239. Not 
proceeded in. 


Petition for Bill to amend Acts to regulate the price and assize of Bread in London, &amp;c.; Referred, Lx. 91. Report of former Session 
referred ; Committee to report observations from time to time; g2. Bill ordered, 122. Presented, 150. R. A. 209. 


Petition for Bill to amend Act 31 Geo. II. for the due making of Bread, and to regulate the price and assize thereof; and to punish persons 
who shall adulterate Meal, Flour or Bread ; so far as relates to the mode of searching for, and ascertaining the deficiency in the weight 


of Bread; Referred, Lx111.119. Bill ordered, 204. Presented, 218. Instruction respecting the better observance of the Lord’s Day 
by Bakers, 247. R. a. 373. 


Petition for Bill to alter and amend the laws relative to Bread in London, &amp;c.; Referred, Lx1x.39. ‘Time enlarged for presenting the Bill, 
156. Additional Petition referred, 163. Billordered, 185. Presented; printed; 187. Notice taken that the Bill was not properly 
prepared; Order for Second reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, and leave given to present a proper Bill; 314. Not presented. 


To repeal Acts relating to the sale of Bread in London, and to prevent the adulteration thereof; Ordered; presented; LXIx. 516. Day 
appointed for further considering Report ; Bill to be printed; 516. Not proceeded in. 


9. To repeal Acts relating to the Assize of Bread ; Ordered, txx. 29. Presented,'64. Not proceeded in. 


11. Petition of London Bakers for Bill for relief with respect to the Assize of Bread; To lie.upon the Table, txx. 40. Petition for leave to 
present the Bill before a certain day; leave given; 150. ‘Time further enlarged, 195. 


To repeal the laws relating to the Assize of Bread in the City of London, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxx. 416. Presented; printed; 419. Again 


printed, 450. Petition from the Unincorporated Master Bakers in favour, 459. Petition from the Bakers Company against, 459. 
R. A. 475. 


12. 


13. To alter and amend above Act 55 Geo. III. c. gg. and to regulate the weight of Bread; Ordered, Lxx1v. 550. Presented; printed; 551. 


Lords Amendments agreed to, 634. R.A. 639. To continue the said Act; Ordered, Lxxv. 73. Presented, 77. R.A. 82. 
Ordered, Lxxv.287. Presented, 291. R.A. 341. 





14. Petition of Bakers for Bill:to explain'the laws-relating to Bread, and for regulating the price and assize thereof out of London; Referred, 


Lxv. 72. Another Petition of Bakers, 162. Bill ordered, 180. Presented, 192. Petitions taking notice of the Bill, and that some 
of che provisions of the laws relating to the price and weight of Bread are injurious to petitioners from, viz. Bath, 321. Brighton, 321. 
Chichester, 321. Christchureh, 247. Colchester, 218. Crediton, 220. Devizes,325. Dudley, 256. England, 325. ‘Exeter, 220. 
Frome, 321. Leicester, town and county, 220. Lewes, 321. Lymington, 247. Norwich, 307,321. Oxford, 325. Plymouth, 243. 
Plymouth Dock, 243. Poole, 325. Portsea, 243. Portsmouth, 243. Southampton, 247. Sunderland, 220. ‘Thowerton, 220. 
Tiverton, 220. Topsham, 220. Wales, 325. Weymouth, 325. Winchester, 238. Worcester, 238. York, 325. Bill re-committed, 
326. Lords Amendments agreed to, 475. R.A. 483. 


15. Petitions of Country Bakers for Bili respecting an Assize of Bread; To lie upon the Table, rxvi11.96. Read again, and referred, 166. 


Committee to report the Minutes of Evidence ; Report.and Minutes to lie upon the table, and be printed; 306. See Committees, 1392. 


16. Petitions of Master Bakers for Bill respecting an Assize of Bread; To lie upon the Table, rxvit11. 648. 


17. Bill to alter and amend Acts 31 Geo. II. c. 29. and 13 Geo. III. c. 62. relating to the Assize of Bread to be sold out of London; 


Ordered ; Presented ; printed ; Lx v111. 432. Committed to a Select Committee, 491. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Norwich, against, 491. 
Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 509. Petition from Bakers of England for provision, 514. Bill again printed, 544. 
Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee ; Ordered; presented ; printed; 544. r.a.656. Message from the Lords, requesting 
copy of Minutes.of Evidence; copy sent to the Lords; rx1x. 378. 


18. Petition of Country Bakers for Bill to extend the provisions of Act 55 Geo. III. beyond the distance of ten miles from the-Royal Exchange ; 


To lie on the Table, Lxx111. 46. Another Petition of Country Bakers, 119. ‘lo lie on the Table, 120. Another Petition ; To lie on 
the Table, 156. Petitions read again, and referred to a Committee, 316. See Committees, 1394. Report; To lie on the Table, and be 
printed, 374. Read, and Bill ordered ; presented; 380. Not proceeded in. 


19. To repeal Acts for regulating the making and sale of Bread out of the City of London, and beyond ten miles of the Reyal Exchange, where 


no Assize is set; Ordered ; presented; printed; Lxx1v.336. Lords Amendments agreed-to, 488. mR. a. §29. 
Petition for Bill to regulate the price assize and weight of Bread within the City of Cork; Referred, uxrx. 37. Bill ordered, 141. 
Presented, 151. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 289,345. .R.a.463. See Accounts and Papers, 1052. 


Bakin g Trad @ :—See Bakers. Committees, 1391-1394. Petitions, 54. 


21. 


Supply, 3757- 4124. 
' Breakwater :—see Plymouth. 


Brecknock Forest :——See Accounts and Papers, 1053-4. Forests, 3. 
Breton, Cape :——See Accounts and Papers, 1452-3. 2594- 2901. 2912. 4585. 4588. Cape Breton. Petitions, 55. 
. Spirits, 43, 44. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Br ewers :—Bill for making allowances to licensed Brewers in Ireland on account of the additional duty on-malt used by them; 
Ordered, txxv. 320. Presented, 325. Instruction for making an allowance upon every barrel of malt used in brewing, 362, x. a. 468. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1055-6. 3255. Beer, 1. Committees, 1395. Companies, 19. Petitions, 56. 
Porter. Supply, 4577-8. 5010. 


Briber Y :——Motion, That it is expedient that all Boroughs in which gross and notorious Bribery and Corruption’ shall be proved to 
prevail, should cease to return Members to serve in Parliament, &amp;c.; Withdrawn, Lxxv. 60. 


See Elections, 9..11.41-43- 52, 53- 499-515. 751. 828. Indemnity, 22. Parliament, 17. Witnesses, 4. 
Bricks *——See Committees, 128. Excise, 1. Supply, 4684. 


Bridewells :-—See Gaols. 


Bridewell Hospital :—see Churcies, 29. 


GEN. INDEX. LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








260 | - BRIDGES. 





PHridges. 





I. Public Bills relative to Bridges; 1—6. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Bridges, and Proceedings 
thereon ; T—83. 


1. Public Bills relative to Bridges: 


1. To remedy certain defects in the laws relating to the building and repairing of county Bridges; Ordered, tv1. 460. Presented, 468. 
Committed, 475. Considered; reported ; Report to lie on the Table; Bill as amended, to be printed; 535. Not proceeded in 
Another Bill ordered, tv11. 276. Presented; printed; 281. Passed, 452. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill 
ordered, Lvi11. 381. Presented; printed; 383. Again printed, 463. R. a. 543. 








2. To amend Act 12 Geo. II. c. 29. and for remedying certain defects in the Laws relating to the repairing of county Bridges, and other works 
maintained at the expense of the inhabitants of counties in England; Ordered, Lxvir. 331. Presented; printed; 348. R. a. 517. 


3. To prevent damage to certain Bridges in Scotland from the floating of timber; Ordered, Lxvi11. 509. Presented ; printed; 515. Petition 
of the Earl of Fife against, 522. Lords Amendments agreed to, 646. R. a. 656. 


4. To amend Act of the Parliament of Ireland, 19 &amp; 20 Geo. III. c. 41. for empowering grand juries to present Bridges and Tolls to be paid 
for passing the same; Ordered, LXvi1I. 530. Presented, 531. Printed, 552. R. a. 630. 


5. To explain Act 43 Geo, III. c. 59. relative to county Bridges; Ordered ; presented; printed; tx1x. 276. Lords Amendments agreed to, 
447. R. a. 463. 


6. To amend Act 43 Geo. IIIc. 59. relative to county Bridges ; Ordered, LXXx. 301. Presented; printed; 315. Again printed, 355. 
Re-committed ; again printed; 374. Passed, 389. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals; 420. Reported, and Bill to 
amend Acts relating to the building and repairing of county Bridges; Ordered, 421. Presented; printed; 423. R. a. 464. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Bridges, and Proceedings thereon : 
Aberglaslyn :—See Turnpike Roads, 147. 
Argyll :—See Turnpike Roads, 38 


7.A yr :—For leave to present a Petition for building a Bridge over the water at Doon, in that parish; Referred, txvi. 115. Leave given ; 
Petition presented, and referred ; 146. Billordered, 168. Presented, 178. R. a. 300. , 


Banff :—See Turnpike Roads, .57. 
Bath :—See Estates, 469. 
8. Beauley :—Across that River at Inverness; Referred, Lxv. 35. Bill ordered; presented; 135. R. a. 380. 


9. Bedford :—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lxv. 33. Bill ordered, 108. Presented, 122. R.A.379. See Pavings, 27. 
Berwick :—See Railways, 5. Turnpike Roads, 75. 


11. Birmingham :—For enlarging powers of Act for rebuilding Deritend Bridge, and for making other Improvements ; Referred, ux1x. 
24. Billordered, 35. Presented, 76. R. a. 124. 


12. Blackfriars :-—For reviving and further continuing Acts for building the said Bridge, and laying tolls upon all horses, &amp;c. passing on 
a Sunday over the same ; Referred, Lx1v. 30. Petition respecting the application; to lie upon the Table, 101. Committee revived, 104. 
Petition reported, and Report to lie upon the Table, 113. Report again read ; leave granted for notices,’and Bill ordered; 167. Presented, 
182. Bill reported, and Report to lieupon the Table, 289. Report further considered; day appointed for reading Amendments ; 303. 
Report further considered ; Amendments agreed to; 344. R. A. 405. For increasing the fund for repairing the Bridge ; Ordered, 
Lxvit. 138. Presented, 139. Time erlarged for Report, 293. rR. a. 486. For laying a toll on horses and carriages passing 


over the same ; Referred, txv. 68. Bill ordered, 186. Presented, 193. Petitions against, 205.210. Second reading put of for six 
months, 293. See Gaols, 29. 








13. Boston :—For taking down the Bridge, and erecting another over the Witham, and to enlarge and improve the Gaol, House of Correction, 
Market Cross, and the Rooms over the said Market Cross; Referred, rv1. 183. Bill ordered, 440. Presented, 456. Committed, 479. 
Reported, to be ingrossed, 605. Not proceeded in. To take down the Bridge, and erect another over the Witham, and to enlarge 


and improve the Gaol and House of Correction; Referred, tv1t. 153. Reported, and Report re-committed, 387. Reported, and Bill 
ordered, 422. Presented, 457. R. A. 643. 





Brampton :—See Turnpike Roads, 106. 


14. Brecon :—For taking down a Bridge over the Usk, and erecting two others; Referred, txxiv. 70. Leave granted for notices, and Bill 
ordered, 132. Presented, 192. n. a. 316. ' 


Brougham :—See Turnpike Roads, 121. 


15. Burlesdon Bridge and Roads :—To raise a further sum of money for completing them ; Referred, tv1.168. Reported ; Report 
to lie on the Table; 249. Read again; leave granted for notices ; 256. Bill ordered, 408. Presented, 415. R. a. 600. 


Caithness :—See Turnpike Roads, 137. 
Calton Low :—See Gaols, 22. 


16. Carlisle :—Over the Eden to Stanwix ; Referred, px11. 185. Bill Ordered, 269. Not proceeded in. See Accounts and Papers, 2332. 
Carnarvon :—~See Turnpike Roads, 147. 


47. Conway : 


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II. Petitions for Bills relative to Bridges, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


17. Conway :——Over that River, and making roads to communicate therewith ; Offered; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition pre- 
sented, and referred; tvir.181. Bill ordered, 198. Petition in favour, to lie on the Table, 289. Not proceeded in, ———— Over 
that river near the town of Conway, and making an Embankment ; Referred, txvi11. 76. Not proceeded in.—— Over that river 
at Conway, and making an Embankment; Referred, Lx1x. 45. Bill ordered; presented; 160. Not proceeded in, 


Countess Wear Bridge :—See Turnpike Roads, 253. 
Cromarty :—See Turnpike Roads, 544. 


18. Culham :—Over the Thames, between that parish and Sutton Courtney; Referred, 1x11 178. Bill ordered, 243. Presented, 284. 
Committed, 320. Petition renewed, and referred, 565. Bill ordered, 607. Presented, 632. R. a. 805. See Turnpike Roads, 205. 


19. Datchet :—Across the Thames to Windsor; Referred, Lxvr. 76. Billordered, 83. Not presented. 


21. Deptford :——Over the Ravensborne there; Referred, Lv111. 187. Leave granted for notices, 227. Bill ordered, 282. Presented, 292. 
Notice taken that the title of the Bill varied from the order for preparing and bringing in the same; order for Second reading of 
Bill discharged; Bill withdrawn ; order of leave for bringing in the Bill, read, and discharged, and another Bill ordered; 301. Pre- 
sented, 312. Petitions against, 380, 478. Bill re-committed, 540. Lords Amendments agreed to, 604. R. a. 637. 


Deritend :—See supra, 11. 


to 
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Derwent :—Over the River at Loftsome; iv11. 144. Referred, 145. Not reported. ——— Over that river at Loftsome Ferry ; 
Referred, tvi11.151. Bill ordered, 370. Presented, 375. R. A. 453. 


Don :—See Turnpikes Roads, 27. 
Drogheda :—See Pavings, 72. 

Dublin :—See Docks, 37. 
Dumbarton:—See Turnpike Roads, 233. 


23. Dunkeld :—Over the Tay, at or near that town; Referred, rv111.178. Bill ordered, 217. Presented, 262. R. a. 419. 
amend Act; Referred, Lx111. 108. Not reported. 


To 





24. Earn :—For taking down the Bridge, and erecting a new one; Referred, Lxxv.15. Bill ordered, 18. Petition renewed, and referred, 
113. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 135. R. A. 422. 


25. Ebbw :—Over that river; Referred, uxv1. 52. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered; 88. Presented, 101. Not proceeded in. 
Edinburgh :—See Gaols, 22. 
Egham :—See infra, 65. 
Exeter :—See Turnpike Roads, 253. 
Falmouth Harbour :—See Turnpike Roads, 666. 


26. Ferry, Carrig :——For amendment of Act for building a Bridge over the Slaney at; Ordered, txv111. 260. Presented, 275. R. A. 543. 
See infra, 76. 


27. Fosdyke :—For repealing part of Act and granting further Powers; Referred, txvr. 54. Bill ordered, 126. Order of leave 


discharged ; Report read again, and another Bill ordered; 132. Presented, 138. Re-committed; leave to report on a certain day ; 
234. Lords Amendments agreed to, 320. R. a. 326. 


_ 28. Garcon :—For leave to present a Petition for erecting a Bridge over the Clyde there; Referred, rxv1. 89. Reported; Report to lie 
upon the Table; g2. Report read again; leave given; 95. Petition presented and referred, 96. Bill ordered, 111. Presented, 
132. Rk. A. 326. 

29. Glasgow :——For improving that City and maintaining a Bridge over the Clyde; Referred, yx1. 89. Bills ordered, 215. BBill for 


maintaining the Bridge, presented, 218. R.A. 380. See Pavings, 89. To amend Act; Referred, Lx1x. 20. Bill ordered, 
154. Presented, 154. Rn. A. 463. 








31. Gloucester :—For taking down the Bridge anderecting a new one; Referred, tv111. 136. Not reported. For taking down 
and rebuilding the Bridge, and opening convenient avenues thereto; Referred, Lx1. 70. Bill ordered, 85. Presented, 184. Rk. A. 
333. See infra, 43. 


Greenwich :—See supra, 21. 
Gunthorpe Ferry :—See infra, 72. 
Haddington County Roads and Bridges :—See Turnpike Roads, 299. 


32. Hamilton and Clyde, Road and Bridge :——For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, tx1x. 64. Not reported; ——— 
For enlarging powers of Act ; Referred, Lx1x. 50. Bill ordered, 145. Presented, 154. R. a. 463. 


33. Hammersmith :—Over the Thames there ; Referred, rx x111. 62. Committee revived, 134. Bill ordered, 148. Not presented. 


34.” Henley :—Over the Thames there; and for lighting, watching, and improving the town; Referred, Lx111.107. Bill ordered, 205. 
Presented, 215. R. A. 450. For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx. 33. Not reported. 





35. Inverness :—Over the Ness, &amp;c.; Referred, 1x1. 56. Not reported. Over the Ness there ; widening certain Streets, improving 
the Harbour, extending the Royalty, supplying the Inhabitants with Water, regulating the Police and lighting the Streets; Referred, 
Lx111. 47. Bill ordered, 56. Presented, 161. nk. a. 373. See supra, 8. Turnpike Roads, 359. 





Isla :—~See Turnpike Roads, 514. 

Kilmarnock :—See Pavings, 119. 

Kinross County :—See Turnpike Roads, 388. 

Kirklinton :—See Turnpike Roads, 106. 

Lambeth :—See infra, 74. 

Lanark Roads and Bridges :—See Turnpike Roads, 396. 


36. Lancashire : 
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262 | BRIDGES—continued. 





II. Petitions for Bills relative to Bridges, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


36. Lancashire :—To amend and render more effectual the Laws respecting county Bridges, so far as relate to that county; Referred 
Lv11.157. Bill ordered, 289. Not presented. . . 


37. Lea :—For continuing and amending Acts; Referred, Lxxv.10. Bill ordered, 20. Presented, 49. R. A. 104. 
38. Lichfield :—For raising money to rebuild the Bridge in that City; Ordered, Lxx.24. Presented, 29. r.a.266. See Pavings, 128. 


_39. Limerick :—Over the Shannon near that city; Referred, txv1. 72. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 139. Time enlarged for Report 
280, 304. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 306. Not proceeded in. 


Loftsome Ferry :—See supra, 22. 


Al. Londonderry :—For leave to present a Petition for rebuilding or repairing the Bridge, and for regulating the Markets; tx1x 312 
Referred, 313- Leave given; Petition presented and referred; 316. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 328. Order of 
leave discharged, and another Bill ordered ; presented; 365. Motion, that the Report on the Petition be referred to a Committee of the 
whole House ; The Regent’s recommendation signified, and motion agreed to; 376. Considered, 383. Resolution reported and agreed 
to, 392. Instruction to make provision for authorizing the Lords of the Treasury to advance £.15,000 to be charged upon the Tolls 
of the Bridge, 470. R. A. §14. 


42. Lucan, in the County of Dublin :—To enable the Grand Jury to raise money to complete the Bridge ; Referred, txvit. 48. 
Bill ordered, 88. Presented, 92. R. a. 214. 


43. Maisemore, near Gloucester :—For enlarging powers of Act for rebuilding the Bridge over the Severn ; Referred, txvitt. 66. 
Report re-committed, 100. Leave granted for notices, 107. Bill ordered, 108. Presented, 129. Rk. a. 338. 


44. Manchester, across the Irwell to Strangeways :-—Referred; Lxx1.20. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 232. 
Presented, 240. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 361. Rr. A. 4y0. Across the Irwell to St. Mary’s Gate; Referred, tx x11 53 
Bill ordered, 159. Presented, 173. R. A. 419. ‘ ' ae 





Marykirk :—See infra, 52. 


45. Menai :—Over the Streights of Menai, and making roads to communicate therewith, offered; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition 
presented and referred; tvi1. 181. Bill ordered, 199. Petition in-favour, to lie on the Table, 289. Not proceeded in. See 
Turnpike Roads, 19. 

46. Moutgcinety :—-For making the Bridges in that county, county Bridges; Referred, Lxxv. 26. Petition renewed and referred, 137. 
Bill ordered, 171. Presented, 222. R. A. 341. 


47. Montrose :—For amending Act; Referred, xv. 33. Bill ordered,121. Presented, 141. R. A. 297. 


48. Mouse :—Over that river ; Referred, Lxxv.25. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 32. Bill ordered, 44. Not presented. 


49. Muskham :—To exonerate Lord Milton from the charge of repairing the same; Referred ; Lx. 100. Bill ordered, 165. Presented 
298. Passed, 361. Not returned from the Lords. , 


Newcastle upon Tyne :—See infra. 73. 


51. Newport Pagnell :——-For taking down and rebuilding the Bridge; Referred, Lx1v. 33. Reported; leave granted for notices, and Bill 
ordered; 41. Presented, 174. RB. A. 382. 


Northampton :—See Pavings, 155. 
52. North Esk :—Over that river; Referred, txv1. 50. Bill ordered, 105. ' Presented, 125. R.A. 300. 


53. Norwich :—Over the Wensum, between the scite where the gates called King-street Gates formerly stood and Carrow Abbey, to Thorpe 
in that city; Referred, rx1v. 68. Bill ordered, 163. Petition respecting the application, to lie upon the Table, 175. Bill presented, 
181. R. A. 335- Over the Wensum, at or near the Iron Foundery in the Parish of St. Peter per Mountergate, in that city ; 
Referred, txv. 52. Bill ordered, 122. Presented, 128. Petitions against, 170. R. A. 297. Over the Wensum, at or near 
the Duke’s Palace in that city; Referred, uxxv. 30. Bill ordered, 49. Presented, 56. Petition against, 66. Bill committed, 67. 
Petition against, referred; Counsel ordered; voices; 91. Petition renewed and referred, 135. Bill ordered, 148. Presented 
158. Petition relating to the Standing Orders, to lie upon the Table, 177. Petition against, 212. Petition respecting the Standing 
Orders, referred to a Committee; to report observations ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be a quorum ; 214. Report 
respecting the Standing Orders, to lie upon the Table, 247. Leave granted for notices, and to Report on a certain day, 256. R. A. 422. 








54. Oxford, (Folly Bridge) :—For taking down and rebuilding the same; Referred, 1xx. 34. Committee to sit notwithstanding 
adjournment, 138. Billordered; presented; 140. R. A. 437. 


55. Perth :—To amend Acts; Referred, txvi1. 58. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered, 96. Presented, 129. R. A. 352. See 
Turnpike Roads, 514. 


Repton :—See infra, 81. 
Rhyd-y-Brue :——See supra, 14. 
Roath :—See infra, 59. 


56. Rochester :—To complete the repairs and improvements of the New Bridge there; Referred, tvit.11. Bill ordered, 14. Presented 
16. Committed, 26. Petitions against ; referred ; and Counsel ordered ; 44, 93, 105, 146, 185. Not proceeded in. , 


57. Ross, River, in the County of Wexford :—For leave to present a Petition to amend Act; Leave given ; Petition presented 
and referred; Lxx. 75. Leave granted for notices, 93. Billordered,g4. Presented, 141. rR. A. 363. 


Ross and Cromarty t=—See Turnpike Roads, 544. 


58. Rotherhithe :—Over the Thames there ; Referred, txx1.13. Not reported. —«—Over the Thames there; Referred, Lxx11. 75. 


Bill ordered, 168. Presented, 182. Petition against, to lie on the Table, 208. Not proceeded in. Across the Thames at; 
Referred, txx111. 57. Bill ordered, 134. Presented, 184. Petitions against, 210, 215, 230, 243, 244, 286. Not proceeded in. 





59. Rumney :——Over that part of the Rumney which divides the parish of Rumney from the parish of Roath; Referred, Lx. 98. Bill 
— 273. Presented, 285. R.A. 431. For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lxv.57. Bill ordered, 179. Presented, 
186. R.A. 297. 





61. Runcorn :—Across the River Mersey there; Referred, Lxx111. 43. Bill ordered, 81. Not presented. 





62. Selby :——Over the Ouse; 'I’o alter and amend Act ; Referred, tvil. 171. Not reported. To amend Act and render the same 
more effectual ; Referred, v111. 150. Bill ordered, 317. Presented, 328. Petitions against, 336, 337. R. a. 453. 


63. Sherrington : 





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II. Petitions for Bills relative to Bridges, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


63. Sherrington :——Over the Ouse; Referred, Lxx1. 17. Bill ordered, 61. Presented, 239.- Petitions against, a75, 282, 290, 308. 
_ Not proceeded in. 


64. Southwark :—Over the Thames ; Referred, Lxv1.71. Reported ; Report to lie upon the Table; 88. Report read again; leave granted 
for notices; Bill ordered; go. Presented, 137. Petitions against, 156. Petition in favour, 237. Lords Amendments agreed to, 420. 
R.A. 433- For amendment of Act; Referred, txvi11. 79. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 100. Presented, 129. 
Lords Amendment agreed to, 471. R.A. 507. For amending Acts; Referred, Lxx1.12. Bill ordered, 16. Presented, 18. 
Petitions against, 63, 71. R. A. 290. For leave to present a Petition to enable the Company to raise a further sum of money, 
and toamend Acts; Referred, Lxx111. 220. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 225. Read again; leave given; Petition pre- 
sented and referred; 230. Bill ordered, 243. Presented257. R. a. 377. To explain and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, 
LXXIv. 82. Not reported. ——— For altering and amending Acts: Referred, Lxxv. 43. Petition renewed and referred, 202. 
Additional Petition referred to the samg Committee, 222. Bill ordered, 233. Presented, 247. R.A. 422. 














65. Staines :—Over the Thames to Egham ; To amend Act; Referred, t1x. 95. Bill ordered, 258. Presented, 313. Rk. A. 400. 


Stanwix :—See supra, 16. 
Stirling County Roads and Bridges :—See Turnpike Rouds, 608. 


. Strand :—Over the Thames from Southampton-street, and for making roads to communicate therewith; Referred, 1x11. 181. Bill ordered, 
272. Presented, 302. Not proceeded in. Over the Thames from the Savoy, and for making roads to communicate therewith ; 
Referred, rx111.110. Bill ordered, 137. Presented, 179. Petitions against, 201, 204, 219. Petitions in favour, 238, 278. Petition 
against ; referred, and counsel ordered; 310. Not proceeded in. Over the’ Thames from the Savoy, and for making Roads to 
communicate therewith ; Referred, Lx1v. 89. Bill ordered, 168. Presented, 186. Petitions against, 223, 230. Bill re-committed, 28¢. 
Again re-committed, and Committee to report on or before a certain day; 311. King’s consent signified, 365. Lords Amendments 
considered and agreed to, 409. R. A. 416. For altering and enlarging powers of Act; Referred, yxvi1.'73. Not reported. 

For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lxvi11. 88. Bill ordered, 147. Presented, 282. Petitions against, 306, 385, 401, 

422, 434, 443. Time enlarged for Report, 459. Again enlarged, 482. Petition stating that the Standing Orders are not complied with; 

referred ; 478. Report thereon to lie on the Table, and be printed, 499. Lords Amendments agreed to, 616. Rp. a. 631. For 

altering aud enlarging powers of Acts, and for denominating it the Waterloo Bridge; Referred, .xx1. 50. Leave granted to deposit 

a section of the archway ; Bill ordered; 102. Order for Bill read and discharged, and another Bill ordered, 138. Presented, 239. 

Time enlarged for Report, 345. Further enlarged, 371. Lords Amendments agreed to, 476. R. A. 490. 


powers of Acts; Referred, txx111.60. Bill ordered, 119. Presented, 172. 
printed, 210. 




















To extend and amend 
Petitions against, 191, 235. Petition against, to be 
Petition for provision, 198. Referred to a Committee, 199. Reported ; leave granted for notices; 199. Bill re-committed ; 
leave given the Committee to sit and proceed, and to Report on certain days, 262. Lords Amendments agreed to, 322. 


Strangeways :—See supra, 44. 


R. A. 328. 


67. Stratford-upon-Avon :—To repair and re-build the Bridge; Referred, 1x. 97. Not reported, —«—— For re-building the Bridge; 
Referred, txvi1. 38. Bill ordered, 98. Presented, 126. R.A. 352. ———— For taking down and re-building the Bridge; Referred, 
LxIx. 28. Not reported. 


Sunderland :—See Lotteries, 13. 
Sutherland :—See Turnpike Roads, 632. 
Sutton Courtney :—See supra, 18. 
Tattershall :—See Turnpike Roads, 585. 


68. Taunton :—Across the Tone, and enlarging the Bridge at Shuttern, both in that town; Referred, rx1v. 72. Bill ordered, 137. Pre- 
sented, 174. Petition against, 232. R. a. 335. ————For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lx1x. 36. Not reported. 


69. Tempsford :—-For re-building the Bridge; Referred, xx. 39. Leave granted for notices; and Bill ordered; 66. Presented, 75. 
R. A. 266. 


71. Tewkesbury :—For taking down and re-building the Key Bridge in that borough, and forming convenient roads thereto ; Referred, 
Lx111.110. Bill ordered, 192. Presented, 207. Petition against, 245. R. a. 373. 


Thorpe :—See supra, 53- 


72. Trent :—Over that river at Gunthorpe Ferry, and repairing the roads leading thereto; Referred, tv111. 193. Not proceeded in. 


Truro :—See Turnpike Roads, 666. 


73. Tyne ‘——To continue and amend Act; Referred, tv1. 169. Bill ordered, 394. Presented, 418. R. a. 600. 


74. Vauxhall :——Over the Thames from thence; Referred, Lx1. 101. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 185. Petition against the 
application, to lieon the Table, 189. Not proceeded in. Over the Thames from thence, and for making proper Roads to and 
from the same ; Referred, rx11.158. Bill ordered, 236. Presented, 264. Petition against, to lie on the Table till Second reading, and 
counsel ordered, 280. Day appointed for Second reading, 352. Not proceeded in. Over the Thames from thence, and for 
making convenient roads; Referred, Lx111.111. Bill ordered, 137. Presented, 186. Petitions against, 193, 200, 204, 230, 270, 
290, 298. Petitions in favour, 225,231, 238, 244. Passed, 382. Not returned from the Lords. Over the Thames from thence, and 
for making convertient Roads; Referred, Lx1v. 55. Bill ordered, 98. Presented, 110. Petitions against, 118, 140,158. Petition 
for provision, referred to a Committee, 180. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 189. Read again; leave granted for notices ; and 
instruction for making deviations in the lines of the road; 194. Lords Amendments agreed’to, 372. R. A. 382. For altering and 
enlarging powers of Act; Referred, rxv11.70. Bill ordered, 96. Presented, 136. Lords Amendments agreed to, 379. R. A. 415. 














75. Wallingford :—For taking down and re-building the Bridge; Referred, tx1v. 38. Reported; leave granted for notices; and Bill 
ordered, 57. Presented, 180. r.a. 382. 


Waterloo :—See supra, 66. 
Wear :—See Lotteries, 13. 


76. Wexford and Carrig :—Petition of the Proprietors of the Bridges over the river Slaney at; for parliamentary aid, or for provision 


in an Act for improvement of the Harbour of Wexford, to raise their tolls; Referred, Lxvi11.49. ‘Two Bills ordered, 260. 
See supra, 26. Infra, 77. 


71. Wexford :—For amendment of Act for building a Bridge over the Slaney ; Ordered, rxvii1. 260. Presented, 275. R.A. 542. 


78. Weymouth and Melcombe Regis :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, 1xx1.50. Bill ordered, 229. Presented, 237. 
Petitions against, 287, 291, 300, 305. Referred, and counsel ordered, 305. Not proceeded in. ———— For building a new Bridge, and 
improving the Harbour; Referred, Lxxv. 47. Petition renewed, and referred, 121. Billordered, 128. Presented, 477. 8. 4. 374- 


Whitadder 
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II. Petitions for Bills relative to Brid ges, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 
Whitadder :—See Turnpike Roads, 75. 


79._W hitby :—For re-building the Bridge over the Esk ; Referred, .x1x. 45. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 94. Presented, 166. 
Petitions against, 201, 207. Not proceeded in. 


Wigtown :—See Turnpike Road, 721. 


81. Willington :—— Over the Trent to Repton ; Referred, tv111. 194. Leave granted for notices, 228. Bill ordered, 378. Presented, 432. 
Committed, 487. Not proceeded in. 


82. Windsor :—-For re-building the Bridge; Referred, .xx1v.98. Bill ordered, 188. Presented, 214. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amend- 


ments, 487. Considered, and further consideration put off for six months, 507. Petition and Report thereon read, and another Bill 
ordered, 507. Presented, 517. R.a. 620. See supra, 19. 


Witham :—See supra, 13. 


83. York :—To re-build the Bridges over the Ouse and Foss, and otherwise improve the City; Referred, Lv1. 147. Reported; Report to 
lie on the Table; 247. Read again; leave granted for notices; 256. Petition, signifying that notices had been given; Referred to 
a Committee, 339. Not proceeded in. For taking down and re-building, or altering Ouse Bridge and Foss Bridge; Referred, 
Lxiv. 48. [Bill ordered, 171. Presented, 180. Petition against, 231. Re-committed, 275. R.A. 355- For altering and 
amending Act; Referred, txv. 69. Bill ordered, 185. Presented, 193. R.A. 380. For amending Acts; Referred, Lx1x. 39. 
Report re-committed, 105. Bill ordered, 115. Presented, 143. Petitions against, 212, 216, 226, 242, 257, 269, 285. Time 
enlarged for the Committee to report, 291. Not proceeded in. For amending Acts; Referred, rxx. 36. Bill ordered, 106. 














Presented, 109. Petitions against, 117, 201, 230, 234, 252. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 234. Time 
enlarged for Committee to report, 252. Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 298. R. a. 363. ——— For amending Act ; 
Referred, Lxx. 40. Bill ordered, 50. Order of leave discharged, and another Bill ordered, 125. Presented, 139. Petition against, 
to lie on the Table, 201. Not proceeded in. 


See Committees, 129. 1396-1398. King, 85. Orders, 22. 37. 55. Petitions, 57. Roads, 4. 


Supply, Key to Supply. 







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athe 
Bridgetown :—see West Indies, 16. 19. 


Briefs :——See Accounts and Papers, 1057. 
Brighton Pavill LON :—See Accounts and Papers, 1274. 
Brimstone :—See Muriatic Acid, 3. 


Brisbane, Major General Thomas :—see House, 145. 


Bristol :——See Accounts and Papers, 1058-1060. Committees, 194. Companies, 6. Docks, 25. Excise, 16. 
Petitions, 214. 

British Colonies :—see America, 1-7. Colonies. Committees, 22-28. 

British Fisheries t——See Accounts and Papers, 1061, 1062. Committees, 459-462. 607. 611. 624. 633. 636. 641. 
1574-5. 1579-1581. Fisheries, 5-12. Laws Expiring, 3, 4. 15. 21, 22. 


British Museum :—see Museum, British. 

Broad Cloths :—see Accounts and Papers, 1330. 

Broad Wheels :—see Committees, 1399-1403. 

Broadstairs Pier :— See Docks, 26. Petitions, 607. 

Brock, Major General Sir Isaac :—see Addresses, 515. 
Brooks, Stephen :—see Elections, 265. House, 194. 
Broughton, Commodore William Robert :—see House, 107. 
Browne, Major General ‘Thomas :—see Howse, 122. 
Brundrett, Jonathan :—See House, 195. 


Brunswick, Duke of :—Bill for enabling His Majesty to settle an Annuity on the Duke of Brunswick Wolfenbuttel ; 
Ordered, Lxv. 340. Presented, 344. R. A. 402. See Committees, 758. Messages, 17. 


Brunswick, Dutchess of :—see Addresses, 52. King, 21. Messages, 16. Supply, 1818. 5219. 
Brunswick, New :—see New Brunswick. 

Buchanan, John :—see Petitions, 246. 

Buck Wheat :—see Committees, 131. Corn, 32. 

Buckingham, Marquis of :—see Accounts and Papers, 2367. 

Buckinghamshire, Earl of :—see zast India Affairs, 66. 

Buenos Ayres :—see Accounts and Papers, 1063. 3644-5. 4011. America, South. 


Buildings :—see Accounts and Papers, 1189. 1194. 5252. 5259. Malicious Shooting. Public Buildings. 


Buildings and Repairs of Ships :—see suppiy, Key to Supply. 


Bullion: 








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Bullion :~—Bill to amend so much of certain Acts of Will. III. as relate to the exportation of Bullion ; Ordered, tvi1r. 390. Pre- 
sented ; printed 3 395. R. A. 453. See Accounts and Papers, 1064-1093. Coin. Committees, 132, 133. 1404. Specie. 


Bull-baitin 4 :——Bill for preventing the practice of Bull-baiting and Bull-running ; Ordered, Lvit. 400. Presented ; printed; 409. 
Petitions from Stamford in favour; To lie on the Table, 416. Petition from Stamford against ; To lie on the Table, 496. Motion for 
now reading Bill a Second time negatived ; Second reading put off for three months ; 498. See Petitions, 59. 


Buonaparte: 


1. Bill forthe more effectually detaining in custody Napoleon Buonaparte; Ordered, txx1.185. Presented, 191. Printed, 197. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 289. R.A. 290. 


2. Bill for regulating the intercourse with the Island of Saint Helena during the time that Napoleon Buonaparte shall be confined there ; 
Ordered, Lxx1. 186. Presented, 191. Printed,197. Lords amendments agreed to, 289. RK, A. 290. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1094. 2782. 5377- Addresses, 224. 


Burdett. Sir Francis :——Motion, That it appears to the House that the Actions brought by him against the Speaker and 
Serjeant at Arms, are for acts done in obedience to the Orders of the House ; Previous Question thereupon negatived, Lxv. 480. 
See Committees, 1405. Complaints, 15. House, 196. Petitions, 61. Speaker, 17. 


Burghs, Royal :——See Royal Burghs. 


Buri al :——Bill for providing suitable Interment in Church-yards or Burial Grounds in England for such dead human bodies as may 
be east on shore from the Sea; Ordered, 1x11. 275. Presented; printed; 278. R.A. 450. 
See Funeral Certificates. Parish Registers. 





Burial Grounds, 


I. Public Bills relative to Burial Grounds; 1, 2. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Burial Grounds, and Proceedings 
thereon; 3—24. 


I. Public Bills relutive to Burial Grounds: 


1. Motion for Bill to enable His Majesty to grant a piece of Ground within the Tower of London for a Burial Ground; The Regent's consent 
signified, and Bill ordered, Lxvi. 421. Presented, 423. R. A. 453- 


2. For enabling Corporate Bodies under certain circumstances to alienate lands for enlargement of Burial Grounds; Ordered, Lxxt. 343. 
Presented ; printed; 425. Lords amendment agreed to, 522. R. A. 529. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Burial Grounds, and Proceedings thereon : 


3. Abinedon :—For enlarging the Church-yard and providing additional Burying Ground for the parish of St. Helen; Referred, Lx x. 13. 
Bill ordered, 116. Presented, 142. R. A. 321. ; 


Anne, Saint, Westminster :—See Churches, 14. 
4. Barnet, Chipping (Herts) :—For enlarging the Church-yard ; Referred, .xx111. 24. Bill ordered, 52. Presented, 75. R. A. 199. 


5. Birmingham, Saint Martin :—For enlarging the Church-yard and for providing an additional Burial Ground; Referred, ux11. 
119. Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 157. R. A. 310. 


Blackburn :—See Churches, 24. 
Bodmin :—See Churches, 27. 


6. Bolton in the Moor’s (Lancashire) :—For providing a new Burial Ground; Referred, xxii. 57. Bill ordered, 152. 
Presented, 181. Petition against, 191. Not proceeded in. 


7. Bradford (York) :—For enlarging the Church-yard ; Referred, txx11. 60. Bill ordered, 104, Presented, 183. Petitions against, 
244,247. In favour, 251. R. A. 354- 


Camberwell :—See Poor, 69. 
8. Chelsea :—To provide an additional Burial Ground; Lxv. 42. Referred, 43. Bill ordered, 111. Presented, 140. R.A. 297. 
Chipping Barnet :—See supra, 4. 


9. Christ Church (Surrey) :—For enlarging the Church-yard; Referred, Lx x11. 40. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 120. 
Presented, 182. Petitions against, 206, 217,254. In favour, 221. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 233. R. a. 
354- See Churches, 38. 


Clerkenwell s——See Churches, 41. 
Clifton :—See Churches, 42. 
Corsham :—See Churches, 43. 
Croydon :—See Court Houses, 6. 
11, George, 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1501—1820.) 





266. BURIAL :._GROUN DS—condinued. 


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II; Petitions: for Bills: relative to: Burial: Grownds;. and. Proceedings thereon 


—continued. 
11. George, Saint, The Martyr (Southwark ) :——For leave'to present a Petition for enlarging the Churcheyard ; ‘Referred; Lxx1. 


186. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; 201. Report re-committed, 227. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered 3 234. 
Presented, 240. Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill. withdrawn and another ordered; 276. Presented, 282... R.A. 489. 


12. Giles, Saint, in the Fields ( Middlesex) :——For providing an additional Burial Ground and erecting a Chapel thereon, for the 
performance of the Funeral Service; Referred, rvi11. 40. Lill ordered, 46. Presented, 59. Petition against, 110. Agreed to by 
the Lords with amendments, 267. Améndments considered, and further consideration adjourned for Six Months, 279. Petition and 
Report thereon again read, and another Bill ordered, 283. Presented, 289. R. A. 331. 


13. Greenwich (Kent) :—For enlarging the Burial Ground; Referred, rx1.111. Not reported. 


14. Hampstead (Middlesex) :—For providing an additional Burial Ground; txv. 71. Referred, 72. Bill ordered, 153. Presented, 
187. R. A. 379- 


Huddersfield :—See Churches, 63. 
Islington :—See Churches, 65. 


15. Kensington (Middlesex) :—For providing an additional Burial Ground; Referred, txvitt. 85. Bill ordered, 260. Presented, 
277. Petition against, 325. R. A. 507. 


Kilmarnock :—See Pavings, 119. 
Kingston-upon-Thames :—See Inclosures, 87. (Kingston-upon-Thames.) 


16. Lambeth :—For enlarging the Church-yard and Burial Ground ; Referred, Lx1x. 70. Bill ordered, 153. Presented, 162. Re-committed, 
261. R. A. 359. 


17. Martin’s Saint, in the Fields, (Middlesex) :—For providing an additional Burial Ground, and erecting a Chapel thereon, 
for performing the Burial Service; Referred, L1x.115. Bill ordered, 289. Presented, 298. R. a. 431. 
sum for completing the Burial Ground ; Referred, Lx. 110. Not reported. 





For raising a further 
18. Marylebone, Saint (Middlesex) :—To provide an additional Burial Ground; Referred, ix1. 95. Bill ordered, 150. Presented, 
371. Lords amendments agreed to, 474. RB. A. 529. 


19. Merthyr Tydvil (Glamorgan) :—For providing an additional Burial Ground; Referred, txvir. 61. Bill ordered, 133. 
Presented, 140. Committed, 158. Not procéeded in. 


Mitcham :—See Churches, 72. 
Ombersley :—See Churches, 79. 


21. Paddington (Middlesex) :—For further enlarging the Church-yard; Referred; txv. 73. Bill ordered, 171. Presented, 194. 
R. A. 297. 


22. Reading, Saint Giles :—For providing an additional Burial Ground; Referred, rxx111. 39. Leave granted for notices, 80. Bill 
ordered, 81. Presented, 152. R. A. 327. 


Rochdale :—-See Churches, 88. 


23. Rotherhithe, Saint Mary (Surrey) :—For providing an additional Burial Ground; Referred, Lxxv. 180. Reported; Report 
to lie upon the Table; 212. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 216. resented, 249. R. A. 374. 


24. Sulcoates ( York) :——-To provide an additional Burial Ground; Referred, Lxx11.11. Bill ordered, 77. Presented, 82. R. a. 300. 
Shadwell :—See Churches, 93. 
Sheffield :-—See Poor, 123. 
Shoreditch :—See Poor, 124. 
Simonburn :—See Simonburn Rectory. 
Southminster :—See Churches, 96. 
Stilton :—See Bitis, 205. 

Stockport :—See Churches, 102. 
Tower of London :—See supra, 1. 
Wakefield :—See Churches, 109. 
Woolwich :—See Poor, 136. 


York Cathedral, Minster Yard :—See Churches, 117. 
See Orders, 22. 37. 





Burk, Edward :——Motion that the Clerk of the Crown for Dublin do lay before the House a copy of the Bill of Indietment 


found against Edward Burk for perjury; Withdrawn, Lxx1v. 131. ———— Motion for laying before the House, copy of the Bill of 
Indictment found against Edward Burk, for perjury, in 1814; Negatived, Lxxiv. 368. 


Burney, Dr. :—see Committees, 1644. Museum, British, 11. Petitions, 679. Supply, 4033- 
Burr Stones :—see Committees, 134. Customs, 3. 

Burrard, Lieutenant General Sir Harry :—see House, 109. 

Burton, Major General :—see Adéresses, 46. Members, 89. Messages, 59. 

Burton, Robert Christie :——See Committees, 1703-4. Member3, 95. Petitions, 62. 361. 


Burton’s 












BURTON’S——CAMBRIDGE. 





Burton’s Banks :— Bit for the relief of the creditors of certain Banks lately kept in Dublin, called Burton’s Banks; From the 
Lords, and read; LVIII. 377. R. A. 495. 


Burying in Woollen :—See Committees, 1343. Wool, 19. 
Busts :—sSee Sculpture. 
Butler, Daniel :—See House, 197. 


Butlerage of Wi neS :—See Accounts and Papers, 2724. 4144-4147. Committees, 1325. 1329. 1391. Supply, 2239. 
Wine, 4. 8. 11. 12. 


Butt, Richard Gathorne :—see Petitions, 63. 


Buiter, and Butter Trade: Bills relative to Butter, and.the Butter Trade: 
1. To regulate the packing of Butter in Ireland ; Ordered, LX1. 207. Presented, 212. R. a. 380. 
2. For charging certain duties on the importation of Butter; Ordered, Lxx1. 259., Presented, 264. R. a. 318. 


3. For the better regulation of the Butter Trade in Ireland; Ordered, txvii. 446. Presented, 463. Printed, 499. Rk. A. 533- To 
amend the said Act; Ordered ; presented ; Lxv111.265. Passed, 303. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 375. ‘Report; 
and another Bill ordered, and presented; 381. R. a. 506. 





4. Cork; Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill, for regulating the appointment of Weigh-masters in Cork; Referred, LXV1II. 195. 
Leave given ; Petition presented and referred; 231. Bill ordered, 281. Presented, 287. Petition for provision for renewal of Act, 
for the better regulation of the Butter Trade of Cork, 310. Bill committed, 361. Petition referred, and instruction accordingly, 363. 
Rk. A. 506. 
5. Strabane ; Petitions for Bills for repealing so much of Act 53 Geo. III. as disallows Butter merchants of Strabane from having certain 
privileges; Referred, Lxx1. 10.—Lxxtv. 43. To lieon the Table, Lxxiv. 118, ‘ 
See Accounts and Papers, 1095-1100. 4227. Committees, 135-137. Petitions, 64, 65. 186. Supply, 5057. 


Byng, Major General Sir John, Kk. c, B,—See House, 114. 145. 





: CA DETS :——See Committees, 1476. 
Cadogan, Colonel the Right honourable Henry :—sec Addresses, 515. 


| Caledonian Asylum :——Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill, for establishing and well governing the Caledonian 
Asylum; Referred, uxx. 272. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 279. Bill ordered, 286. Presented, 299. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 377- R. A. 388. 


Caledonian Canal :—— See Accounts and Papers, 1101, 1102. Committees, 138. 1406. 1547. Scotland,1,2. Supply, 
Key to Supply ; also 5339. . . 


Calendar of the Lords Journals :—see Supply, 2244. 2689. 


Calicoes: Bills relative to Calicoes : 


1. For granting Duties on all Calicoes, Muslins, Cotton Yarn and Cotton Twist, the manufacture of Great Britain and Ireland, on their 
importation into either country from the other; Ordered, Lx11.'773. Presented, 780. R. a. 830. 


2. To allow the bounty now payable on British Calicoes and Cottons exported to Gibraltar, to be paid on the like articles when exported to 
Malta; Ordered, Lx11.785. Presented, 792. Instruction to allow the bounties payable on British and Irish Linens, and on printed 
Linens and Sail Cloth exported to Gibraltar, on the like articles when exported to Malta, 811. Instruction for allowing the bounty 
payable on British and Irish Calicoes and Cottons, and on British and Irish Linens, brown or white, and on printed Linens and Sail Cloth 
exported to Gibraltar, to be paid when exported from Ireland, 817. R. a. 839. 

3. To repeal so much of Acts 14 Geo. III. c. 72. and 25. Geo. III. c. 72. as relates to weaving blue stripes in British Calicoes; Ordered; 
presented; LXVI. 321. R.A. 371. 

4. To repeal the bounties payable in Ireland on the exportation of certain Calicoes and Cottons ; Ordered, Lx x. 447. Presented, 451. Rr. a. 469. 

See Committees, 139. 369. 1407-8. Duties, 8. Excise, 24. 


Calico Printers : 


1. Petition of Journeymen Calico Printers in Lancashire, Stafford, Cumberland, Derby, Selkirk, Perth, Lanark, Glasgow and Edinburgh, 
for a Bill for regulating the trade of Calico Printers; To lie on the Table, tv111. 180. Again read, and referred to a Committee, 305. 
Not reported. 


2. Petition of Journeymen Calico Printers of Lancashire, &amp;c. for a Bill for regulating the trade of Calico Printers; Referred, trx. 100. 
Minutes of evidence taken before the Committee ; ordered; 368. Presented, and to be printed, 385. ‘To he reprinted, ~x11. 297. 


3. Billfor adjusting disputes between Master Calico Printers and their Journeymen ; Ordered, Lx11.272. Presented; printed; 297. Petitions 
against, to lie on the Table till Second reading; from Glasgow, John Stirling and Company, Cordale; 306. Chester, Derby and 
Perth, 343. Aberdeen, 352. Second reading put off for three months, 359. 


4. Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for extending the time for vesting the properties of original patterns in the designers, and to 
amend Acts; Referred, Lxxv. 59. Reported; leave given; Petition presented, and Bill ordered; 80. Petition renewed, and Bill 
ordered, 145. Presented, 251. ‘Time enlarged for Report ; 338. Passed, 401. Not returned from the Lords. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1664. Committees, 1407, 1408. Petitions, 66. Supply, 5010. 
Calls of the House :—see House, 45-58. 


Calveé-skins :——See Committees, 289. 629. 631. 638. 1578-1581. Customs, 6. Laws Expiring, 19. Oak Bark, 2. 


Cambricks :——Bill to permit the Importation of Foreign Cambricks and Linen into Ireland; Ordered, Lx x11. 408. Presented, 418. 


R. A. 473. See Accounts and Papers, 4608. Committees, 141. 
Cambridge, Duke and Dutchess of :—see Accounts and Papers, 451. 5989- Addresses, 38. 51. 
Committees, 785. King, 25. Messages, 81. 87. 116. Queen Charlotte, 1. Supply, 439. 1304. 5401. 


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268: _« CAMDEN——CARMEN. 











Camden, Ma uis of :——Bill to authorize the receipt and appropriation of certain sums voluntarily contributed by the 
Most Noble John Jeffreys, Marquis Camden, in aid of the Public Service ; Ordered, Lxx1v. 432. Presented ; printed; 457. Resolution 
acknowledging and highly approving the public spirit aud disinterested conduct of the Marquis, in making. this large ‘sacrifice of 
private fortune to the service of his country; to be communicated by Mr. Speaker; 470. Marquis Camden’s Answer,'472, R, A. 552. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2367. 


Camelford :—See Elections, 47. House, 3. 

Cameron, Brigadier General Alan :—see House, 145. 

Campbell, Brigadier General Alexander :—see House, 145. 
Campbell, Brigadier General Archibald :—see Howse, 114. 
Campbell, Brigadier General Henry Frederick :—see rouse, 145. 


Canada: 
4. a runing the jurisdiction of the Courts of Justice in the provinces of Lower and Upper Canada; Ordered, Lv1i1. 653. Presented, 
70. R. A. 6go. 


2. Bill to prevent foreign goods of certain descriptions being brought from the United States of America into Canada; Ordered, Lxvit. 200. 
Presented, 213. R. A. 351. 


3. Motion for an Address for copy of the Act of the Provincial Legislature of Upper Canada, respecting offences committed within the 
province ; Negatived, Lx xiv. 571. 


See Accounts and Papers, 178. 1103, 1104. 1451. 2594. 2899-2903. 2912. 3652. 4265. 4585. 4588. 4963. 5384. 


Addresses, 105. 355+ 357- Bermuda, 1. Committees, 142. Petitions, 217. Spirits, 43. 
Supply, Key to Supply. Yarn, 2. 
Canals :——~See Accounts and Papers, 1101, 1102. 1105-1110. 3492. Navigations. Supply , Key to Supply. 


Can al Society :——Petitions for Bills for incorporating certain persons to purchase and sell Canal Shares; Reterred, L1x. 111.— 
Lx. 96. Not proceeded in. 


Candles :—see Petitions, 213. 
Candy t——See Addresses, 111. 


Canning, Mr. :——Motion respecting his appointment as Ambassador Extraordinary at the court of Lisbon ; Previous Question 
thereupon negatived, LX XII. 242. 


Canova, Chevalier:—sSee Accounts and Papers, 1111. 
Cape Breton :——See Breton, Cape. 


Cape Finisterre :——See Finisterre, Cape. 


Cape of Good Hope : Bills relative to the Cape of Good Hope : 


1. To authorize His Majesty to make regulations respecting the trade and commerce to and from the Cape of Good Hope; Ordered, Lx1. 145. 
Presented, 153. 4.4. 229. Ordered, Lx11.105. Presented, 107. R.a.140. Ordered, Lx111. 425. Presented, 436. R. a. 470. 
Ordered, tx1v.120. Presented, 129. R. A. 171. . 

2. Tocontinue Act 49 Geo. III. for regulating the trade and commerce to and from the Cape of Good Hepe; Ordered, Lxxr. 58. Presented, 73. 
R. A. 231. Ordered, Lxx11. 22. Presented, 25. R. a. 96. 


3. Tocontinue Act 57 Geo. III.c. 1. for regulating the trade and commerce to and from the Cape of Good Hope, and for regulating the trade of 
the Island of Mauritius; Ordered, Lxxv. 238. Presented, 246. Rr. a. 341. 


4. Motion for an Address for copies of all orders sent to the Cape of Good Hope, respecting the surrender and retention of that colony, since 
the signature of the definitive treaty of Peace; Superseded by reading the other Order of the Day, tv111. 362. 


See Accounts Public, 14. Accounts and Papers, 13. 1112. 1427. 1429. 1436. 1440-1442. 2897. 2905. 5205. §220. 5385. 
Addresses, 106-108. 112. 389. 485. Committees, 143-149. 399. 405. 1574. East India Affairs, 31. 38, 39. 
Laws Expiring, 1. Malta, 3. Supply, 2257. 
Cape Wines :——See Accounts and Papers, 5205. 5220. Committees, 1317-8. Wine, 14. 


Capellan, Vice Admiral Baron Van de :—sSee House, 108. 


Capital Punishment: 


1. Bill to repeal so much of Acts 39 Eliz.; 21 Jac. I.; 4 &amp; 9 Geo. I ; 5, 6, 8, 26 &amp; 27 Geo. IT. and 22 &amp; 24 Geo. III. as inflicts Capital Punish- 
ment on certain offences, and to provide more suitable Punishment for such offences ; Ordered; presented ; printed; LXxv.229. Again 
printed, 379. Re-committed, 385. Lords Amendments agreed to, 471. R.A. 477. 


2. Bill to repeal so much of Acts 1 &amp; 2 Philip and Mary; 18 Car.II.; 9 Geo. I. and 12 Geo, II. as inflicts Capital Punishment on certain 
offences ; Ordered ; presented; printed; Lxxv. 229. Lords Amendment agreed to, 470. R. A. 477. 
See Petitions, 68. Revenue, 15. 
Capri, Isle Of :—~-See Accounts and Papers, 1113. Addresses, 109. 
Captains, Effective :—sec Supply, 601. 
Captures, Compensation for Naval Captures :—see Suppiy, 3650. 
Cards P (Playin g) *——See Accounts and Papers, 1114. Committees, 1574. Supply, 4549-4551. 5220. 5416. 
Carleton House :——See Accounts and Papers, 1274. 5567. 
Carlisle Bridge :—see Bridges, 16. Supply, 2595. 
Car lisle and Glasgow ‘Road :——See Accounts and Papers, 1115. Committees, 1555+ Turnpike Roads, 18. 281. 


Carmen :—See Docs, 71. 
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CARNATIC——-CAWTHORNE. 969 


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Carnatic: 


1. Petition for a Bill to enable the Commissioners acting in execution of an agreement between the East India Company and the private creditors 
of the Nabobs of the Carnatic to carry the same into effect; Referred, tx1.109. Report, with Appendix; day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; and to be printed ; 173. Report further considered, and Bill ordered, 207. Presented, 210. R. a. 560. 
Petition for leave to present Petition for a Bill to continue the powers of the Commissioners ; Referred, xv. 212. Leave given; Petition 
presented, and referred; 223. Bill ordered, 249. Presented, 252. R. A. 499- 


3. Petition of the creditors of the late Nabob of Arcot and of the Carnatic, for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enlarge the time for the 
continuance of the powers of the Commissioners, as well in England as in India; Lxv11.466. Leave given; Petition presented, and 
referred; five to be the quorum; 467. Reported; Report ordered to lie uponthe Table; 471. 
Bill for further continuing the powers of the Commissioners ; Ordered, Lxv11. 471. Presented, 478. R. A. 517. 
Petition for Bill for continuing Act 46 Geo. III.; rxx11. 69. Referred, 70. Bill ordered ; presented; 84. R. a. 164. 


6. Petition of George Mowbray and others for a Bill for further continuing the powers of Act 46 Geo. III. ; To lie on the Table, xxrv. 109. 
Read, and referred, 200. Bill ordered, 218. Presented, 228. R. a. 458. 


See Accounts and Papers, Key to East India ; also 5581. Committees, 1482. 1487. East India Affairs, 55. 62. Petitions, 198. 


Carriages : Bills Relative to Carriages : 


1. To explain the exemption from toll. on Carriages employed in Husbandry ; Ordered, uxv11. 508. Preseuted, 509. Committed ; considered ; 
House informed that Bill was not properly blanked ; Bill withdrawn and another ordered; 511. Presented, 520. Instruction to receive 
a clause for levying tolls in certain cases, 525. R. a. 548. 

2. Toamend Act 52 Geo. III, c. 145, to explain the exemption from toll for Carriages employed in Husbandry; Ordered, rxviit. 325. 
Presented ; printed; 325. Committed, 351. Order for going into the Committee discharged, and Bill re-committed to a Select 
Committee, 385. Bill reported; again printed; 497. R. a. 630. 

3. To enable the Trustees of turnpike roads to abate the toll on Carriages; Ordered, txx. 372. Presented, 377. Printed, 384. R. a. 437. 

4. For charging certain Duties on Four-wheeled Carriages ; Ordered, Lxx111. 150. Presented, 191. RB. A. 327. 

See Accounts and Papers, 876. 878, 879. 888. 890. 894. 897. 899. Assessed Taxes, 7. 9. 11. 14+ 17. 22, 23. 26. 


Committees, 151. 1132. Manure, 2-4. Petitions, 265. Stage Coaches. Supply, Key to Ways and Means. 
also, 5195-6. 5203. 5206. 5208-9. 


Carts :—See Supply, 5002. 


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Cartwright, Dr. :——See King, 52. Petitions, 71 

Cartwri ght, Mr. s——See Supply, 2054. 

Cash Payments :—see Bank of England, 3-5. Bank of Ireland. 1-3. Committees, 92, 93. 96-103. 
Cassia Lignea :——See Accounts and Papers, 1185, 1186. Committees, 287. Customs, 2. 


Castlereagh : Lord Viscount :——Minutes of Evidence contained in the Report from the Committee on East India 
Patronage, so far as relates to the evidence given by Lord Castlereagh, the Earl of Clancarty, Mr. Reding, and Mr. Davis, read ; 
Lord Castlereagh heard in his place, and withdrew; Motion, ‘That Lord Castlereagh, in 1805, being then President of the 
Board of Control, a Privy Councillor, and Secretary of State, did place at the disposal of Lord Clancarty, a Member of the said 
Board, the nomination of a writership to India, for the purpose of thereby procuring Lord Clancarty a seat in the House; Motion for 
reading the other Order of the Day; Entry in the Journals read, and Motion for reading the other Order of the Day negatived ; 
Original Question again proposed; Amendment proposed by leaving out words in order to add other words ; Question proposed, that the 
words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question; Entry in Journal again read, and Question, that the words proposed to be 
left out stand part of the Question, Negatived; Question proposed that the other words be added instead thereof; Amendment proposed 
to be made to the said proposed Amendment by leaving out of the same certain words in order to add others; and Question that the 
words proposed to be left out stand part of the said first proposed Amendment, Resolved in the Affirmative; then another Amendment 
was proposed to be made to the said first proposed Amendment by adding at the end thereof certain words, and Question that those 
words be there added, Negatived ; then Question being put, That the words originally proposed to be added be added to the original 
Question, it was Resolved in the Affirmative ; then the main Question so amended being put, Resolution, That it is the duty of this 
House to maintain a jealous guard over the purity and independence of Parliament; but that this House duly weighing the evidence 
before it, and all the circumstances of the case, and considering that the intention referred to in that evidence was not carried into effect, 
this House does not think it necessary to come to a criminatory resolution upon the same; Lx1v. 246. Entries in Journal of the 
proceedings of the House relative to the above Resolution read; Motion, That the said Entries be expunged, negatived; Lxv. 385. 
See Members, 99. Perceval, Right honourable Spencer, 1, 2. 


Casualties (Army) :——See Accounts and Papers, Key to Army. 
Cathcart, Lieutenant General Lord Viscount :—see House, 109. 
Catholics :——See Roman Catholics. 


Catholic Board &gt;——See Accounts and Pupers, 1116, 1117. | Addresses, 358. 
Catholic Freeholds :——Bill to quiet the possession, and to remove every doubt as to the Freehold Rights of Catholics in 
Ireland; Ordered, ux1v. 103. Presented; printed; 216. Passed, 401. Not returned from the Lords. 
Cato Street Conspiracy :——See Committees, 1986. Edwards, George. 
Catwater Embankment :——See Accounts and Papers, 1118, 1119. Committees, 1678. Plymouth. 
Supply, 1084. 


Causes :——Bill to amend Act 38 Geo. III. c. 52. to regulate the Trial of Causes in counties, cities and towns; Ordered, Lxv1. 333. 
Presented ; printed; 344. Again printed, 393. R.A. 453- 


Cavalry :——See Committees, 57. Horses. Supply, 131, 132.° 311. 
Cavan :—Sec Petitions, 71. 
Cavan, Major General Richard Earl of :—sec Howse, 123. 


Cawthorne, J O hn Fenton, Esq. :——Motion, That the charges made against him, the sentence of the court martial, 
and proceedings of the House in 1795-6, be read ; Committee appointed to examine the Journals for precedents of cases of Members 
who have been expelled; and also of cases in which Members having been so expelled, have been again returned; Lx11.'77. See Com- 
mittees, 1625. Petition of freemen and electors of Lancaster, praying that no measures may be adopted to prevent their being 
represented in parliament by John Fenton Cawthorne, Esq.; 77. Order for appointing the above Committee discharged, and another 
Committee appointed ; Members of the last Committee to be the Committee now appointed ; 89. Report to lie upon the table, and to 
be printed, 128. Mr. Cawthorne ordered to attend in his place, 226, Copy of the proceedings of the court martial to be re-printed, 230. 
Order for his attendance deferred, 322. . ; 

Celtic 


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CELTIC——CHARITABLE:; 





ee 


Celtic Literature :—-see Petitions, 72. 
Cemeteries :—See Burial Grounds. 


Certificates :—sSee King, 53. Permits. 
Certificates of Lives :—see Committees, 152. 
Certificate Goods :—See Customs, 41. Warehousing, 11. 
: Ceylon *.———See Accounts, Public, 14. Accounts and Papers, 13. 1120, 1121. 1427. 1429. 1440. 1442. 2054. 2065, 2066. 
5386. 5568. Addresses, 111, 112. East India Affairs, 39. Questions, 44. 
Chair of the House :——See Members 194. Speaker, 113-115. 138. 
Chairmen of Committees :—0or Ways and Means, See Addresses, 493.——— Of House of Lords, See Supply, 
Key to Supply. 


Chalkers :—see Ireland, 2. 
Chalmers and Cowie :—see Accounts and Papers, 2789. Petitions, 652. ioe 


Chamberlain, Lord :—sSee Accounts and Papers, 1194. 1259. 1270-1281. 3748. 5032-3. 5035. 5387. Addresses, 
113. 126, 128. 


Champlemond, Brigadier General :—see House, 145. 


Chancellor, Lord High s——See Accounts and Papers, 2556. Bankrupts, 15. King, 151. 155, 156. 
Chancellor, Lord High, of Ireland :—sitl for providing a proper salary for the Office of the Chancellor or 
Keeper of the Great Seal of Ireland; Ordered, Lv11. 573. Presented, 576. Rr. a. 660. See Accounts and Papers, 1122. 
Committees, 153. King, 54- , 


Chancel lor of the Excheq uer :——Bill to enable His Majesty to appoint the Chancellor of the Exchequer for the time 
being in Ireland, one of the Commissioners for executing the office of the Lord High Treasurer in England, without salary ; Ordered, 


Lx11. 693. Presented, 699. R. a. 804. See Indemnity, 9. Public Money, 3. 
Chancery, Court of :—see Committees, 1409. Courts, 12-36. 
Chapels :—see Ciureses and Chapels. 
Chaplains :——See Accounts and Papers, 204. Addresses, 448. House, 135. 314. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Chapman, John :—See Elections, 96. House, 198. 
Chapman, Thomas :—see Petitions, 701. 
Chapter House, Westminster :—See Accounts and Papers, 1149. Supply, 870. 
Charin 4 Cross Street *——See Accounts and Papers, 1150. Pavings, 6-11. 


Charities: Bills relative to Charities : 


1. To extend the provisions of Acts 36 Geo. III. c. go. and §2 Geo. III. c. 158. for the relief of persons interested in the several stocks 
transferrable at the Bank of England to matters of Charity and Friendly Societies ; Ordered; presented ; printed ; LX X11. 237. R. 4.376. 


2. For giving additional facilities in applications to Courts of Equity regarding the management of Estates or Funds belonging to Charities ; 
Ordered ; presented; Lxxiv. 619. R. A. 631. 


3. Pontefract :—Petition for a Bill for regulating certain Charities in that town ; Referred, tv11. 168. Not reported. 
4. Shaftoe’s Charity :—Petition for a Bill to amend and enlarge powers of Act for better regulating the Charity of Jobn Shaftoe; 


Referred, ux x111. 56. Bill ordered, 161. Presented, 183. Not proceeded in. Petition for another Bill; Referred, Lxx1v. 68. 
Bill ordered, 121. Presented, 129. Lords amendments agreed to, 623. Rx. A. 631. 





5. Motion for an Address, that the Prince Regent would instruct any Commissioners who may be appointed under a Bill for appointing 
Commissioners to inquire of the Charities in England and Wales, to inquire into the abuses of Charities not connected with Education ; 
Previous Question thereupon negatived, LX XIIT. 415. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1160-1164. 3438. Addresses, 116. 511. 591. Committees, 406, 407. zr Crown Leases. 
Education. Estates, 3. 56. 156. 208. 302. 349. 385. Land Taz, 4. Petitions 73, 74. 


Charitable Allowances :—See Supply, Key to Supply. 


Charitable Donations and Bequests: Bills relative to Charitable Donations and. Bequests : 

1. For registering and securing Charitable Donations for the benefit of poor persons in England ; Ordered, Lx1v. 258. Presented ; printed ; 
259. Again printed, 329. Petitions respecting the Bill, 374, 400. Bill re-committed ; considered; reported. Further consideration 
of Report put off for six months; Bill as amended to be printed; 403. Another Bill; Ordered, Lxv. 97. Presented ; printed ; 
102. Petition from St. Luke’s Hospital, praying that the Clause of Exemption therein may be extended to the said Hospital, 164. 
Committee put off for three months, 477. Another Bill; Ordered, txv1. 208. Presented; printed; 344. Re-committed, 375. 
Again printed, 389. Third reading off for three months, 428. 

2. For the registry of Charitable Donations and correcting abuses therein; Ordered, txvi1.16. Presented; printed; 167. Petition of the 


Elders of the Spanish and Portuguese Jews, against; Order read for the Committee on the Bill; Instruction to divide the Bill into 
two; Petition referred ; Bill considered; and Report that the Committee had divided the Bill into two Bills; 218. See infra, 3, 4. 


8. For the registry of Charitable Donations ; Considered, Lxvi1. 218, Petition from Merchant Tailors Company, against; To lie upon the 
Table until third reading, and Counsel ordered, 230. R. A. 517. 


4. To provide a more summary remedy in cases of breaches of Trust created for Charitable purposes ; Considered, Lxv1t. 218. R. a. 517. 


5. To amend Act 52 Geo. III. c. 102. for registering and securing Charitable Donations ; Ordered, Lxx. 444. Presented; printed; 453. 
Not proceeded in. 


6. Bill to amend and extend Acts 26 and 52 Geo. III. relating thereto; Ordered, xx1. 324. Presented ; printed ; 407. Passed, 468. Not 
returned from the Lords. 


7. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for exempting from the Duties on Legacies, Charitable Bequests, and also from the Duties on 
Advertisements; Negatived, Lxviy. 68. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1151-1159. Addresses, 115. 486. Petitions, Gog. Supply, Key to Supply, 


Charlotte, 














1. 


2. 


1. 


2. 


1. 


2. 


3. 


CHARLOTTE——CHIMNEY. 271 


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Charlotte, The Princess :—see Wates, Princess Charlotte of. 


Charlton Lands :—see Accounts and Papers, 3778. Ordnance. Supply, 916. 5379. 
Charmilly, Colonel de :— -see Accounts and Papers, 502-3. 507. 

Chase and Co. Messrs. :—see East India Affairs, 36.55. Committees, 1487. Petitions, 198. 
Chatham :—see Navy, 24. Ordnance, 5. Supply, 5380. 


Chatham Chest :———Bill for improving the Funds thereof; Ordered, Lv111. 596. Presented; printed; 601. Again printed, 
611. Re-committed, 617. R. a. 648. See Accounts and Papers, 3475- 


Chatham, Earl of :—-——-Motion respecting his having presented a Report of his proceedings as Commander-in-Chief in the late 
expedition to the Scheldt, to His Majesty; Debate thereon adjourned, Lxv. 143. Resumed; Question previous affirmative; main 
Question put and resolution thereon ; 146. Question proposed, That the House sees with regret that any such Report should have been 
made to His Majesty, otherwise than through the regular official departments, &amp;c.; Amendments made thereto; and resolution thereon ; 
Motion for laying resolutions before His Majesty, withdrawn ; 147. 

See Accounts and Papers, 4439-4458. Addresses, 3°71. 


Chath am Lines :=— Bill for extinguishing the right of way over a lane or road leading across the exercising ground in front of 


Chatham Lines, and for vesting the soil thereof in His Majesty; Ordered; presented; printed; Lx111. 402. King’s consent signified, 
446. R.a. 465. 


Chaumont T reaty s——See Accounts and Papers, 4241. 4391-4393- 


Cheese :——Bill for charging certain Duties on the importation of Cheese ; Ordered ; presented; Lxx1. 264. R. A. 318. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1095. 4227. Committees, 135. Supply, 5057. 


Chelsea Hospital : Bills relative to Chelsea Hospital : 


For the regulation of Chelsea Hospital, and making better provision for soldiers ; Ordered, ux1. 205. Presented ; printed; 339. Again 
printed, 369. Re-committed, 387. Motion for Third reading dropped for want of forty Members, 498. Bill passed, 401. R. a. 432. 


Toenable the Commissioners to commute pensions to discharged soldiers in certain cases; Ordered ; presented; uxvi. 418. Not pro- 
ceeded in. Another Bill; Ordered, txvi1. 465. Presented, 470. R. A. 517. 





To amend Act 28 Geo. III. c. 1. for the relief of the out-pensioners ; Ordered, Lxx. 385. Presented, 387. R.A. 444. 


To vest in the Commissioners a portion of certain lands adjoining the Hospital ; Ordered, Lxx. 420. Presented, 424. Report deferred, 455. 
Not proceeded in. 


To grant further powers to the Commissioners with respect to pensions ; Ordered, Lx x. 414. Presented, 424. R. A. 457. 
For the further regulation of the payments of pensions ; Ordered, 1x x111. 381. Presented, 382. nr. a. 417. 


Motion for appointing a Committee to investigate certain transactions relating to building a new infirmary, and to granting a lease to 
Colonel Gordon of part of certain lands which had been purshased for the use of the Hospital ; Negatived, Lx1v. 284. 


Motion for laying before the House a return of the number of persons liable to be struck off from the Chelsea out-pension list, in conse- 
quence of the Prince Regent’s Proclamation, dated 28 October 1819 ; Negatived, Lx xv. 74. 


See Accounts and Papers, 210, 211. 226. 350. 356. 380. 1166-1173. 3337. 3622. 5388. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Ch elson Ba :—— Petition for leave to present a Petition for vesting Chelson Bay in Lord Boringdon, for a valuable consideration ; 
Leave given ; Petition offered; King’s consent and recommendation signified; Petition brought up; read, and referred; Lx, 384. 
Reported, and Report referred toa Committee of the whole House, 391. Considered ; reported ; and Bill ordered; 401. Presented, 406. 
R.A. 488, 


Chemists and Druggists :—see Petitions,-346. 
Chester, County Palatine of :—See Accounts and Papers, 1174. Addresses 117. 


Chetney Hill Lazarette :——See Accounts and Papers, 260. 1175. Supply, 872. 2200. 


Child Murd er :—Bill for repealing Act of the Parliament of Scotland relating thereto, and for making other provisions in lieu 
thereof ; Ordered, rxiv. 86. Presented; printed; 96. R. A. 153. 


Child Stealing : 


Bill to prevent the forcible or fraudulent carrying away of young Children, commonly called Child Stealing; Ordered; presented ; 
printed; Lx111.275. Passed, 353. Not returned from the Lords. 
Bill for the more effectual prevention thereof ; Ordered; presented; printed; Lx1x. 277. Again printed, 293. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 459. R. A. 472. 
Children :——See Assessed Taxes, 19. Committees, 1619. Cotton, 13, 14. Reports, 274. Supply, 5199, §200. 


Chiltern Hundreds :—see Elections, 653-674. 


Chimney Sweepers : Bills relative to Chimney Sweepers : 


Petition for Bill to explain and amend Act 28 Geo. III. for the better regulation of Chimney Sweepers and their apprentices; Referred, 
Lix. 113. Bill ordered, 150. Presented, 305. Passed, 396. Not returned from the Lords. 


To explain and amend Act 28 Geo. III. for the better regulation of Chimney Sweepers ; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; Lxx11. 404. Petition 
of Master Chimney Sweepers against prohibiting the use of climbing boys, 404. Petitions against the employing of climbing boys ; 
from Walthamstow, Leyton and Hackney, 420. Ipswich, 440. Petitions against the Bill, from Mr. Brononville, 427. Bristol, 453. 
In favour, from Liverpool, 458. Second reading put off for three months, 441. 


For the better regulation of Chimney Sweepers and their apprentices, and for preventing the employment of boys in climbing chimnies ; 
Ordered, uxx111. 37. Presented ; printed; 39. Petitions in favour from, viz. Ball’s Pond, 68. Birmingham, 62. Clapton, 68. 
Chelmsford, 68. Dalston,68. Darlington. 78. Gloucester, 78. Hackney, 68. Hereford, 106. Homerton, 68. Kingsland, 68. New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, 114. Sbacklewell, 68. Shields, North, 68. Shields, South, 114. Sunderland, 87. Tynemouth, 68. Whitechapel, 62. 
York, 78. Bill again printed, 73. Re-committed, 80. Petition of Master Chimney Sweepers of London and Wesminster against; to 
lieon the Table till Third reading; and Counsel ordered ; 86. Bill passed, 87. Not returned fromthe Lords. 


4. For 
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972 CHURCHES AND CHAPELS. 








Chimney Sweepers : Bills relative to Chimney Sweepers—continued. 
4. For the better regulation of Chimney Sweepers and their apprentices, and for preventing the employment of boys in climbing chimneys ; 
Ordered, Lxx1v. 122. Presented; printed; 125. Petition of Master Chimney Sweepers of London and Westminster against ; to lie 
on the Table, 137. Bill passed, 151. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals; Report; and another Bill ordered; 290. 
Presented; printed; 302. Passed, 345. Not returned from the Lords. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1176. Addresses, 118. Committees, 1413. Petitions, 75. 





China :—see Accounts and Papers, 2880. Customs, 4. East India Affairs, 

Chinnery, Mr. :—see Accounts and Papers, 1177-8. 

Chinsurah Fort :—see Petitions, 76 . 

Chirk and Bangor Ferry Road :—see accounts and Papers, 916. Supply, 4205. 4416. Turmpike Roads, v7. 
Chirographer :—see Accounts and Papers, 1179. 

Chocolate : 


1. Bill to allow the free importation of home made Chocolate between Great Britain and Ireland ; Ordered ; presented ; LXVI. 352. R. a. 410. 


2. Bill for allowing an additional drawback on Chocolate exported ; Ordered, Lxvitt. 35. Presented, 45. R. A. 106. 
See Committees, 161, 162. Supply, 5095. 


Christian Religion :——See Accounts and Papers, 5098. Petitions, 716. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Christmas Adjournments :—See Howse, 81. 





Churches and Chapels. 


I. Public Bills relative to Churches and Chapels; 1—12. 


II. Petitions for Bills, and Bills from the Lords relative to Churches 
and Chapels, and Proceedings thereon; 13—1IT. 


III. Incidental Proceedings; 118—121. 








I. Public Bills relative to Churches and Chapels : 


1. To promote the building and repairing thereof, and of houses for the residence of ministers, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lv111. 600. Presented $ 
printed; 602. rR. a. 637. 
2. Motion for Bill to explain and amend the above Act; Regent’s recommendation signified ; Bill ordered, and presented; Lxv1.205. Lords 


amendment agreed to, 449. R. A. 453- 


3. For making further provision for building and re-building Churches and Chapels in Ireland ; Ordered, tx1v. 331. Instruction to amend Act 
of session 1808, respecting glebe houses, 350. Bill presented, 357. R. a. 405. 


4. For explaining and clearing up certain doubts respecting the scites of Parish Churches within Ireland ; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; 
LXVIII. 432. R.A. 542. 


5. To extend, so far as relates to the building of New Churches, Act 33 Geo. II. of the Parliament of Ireland; From the Lords, rx1x. 454. 
Read 471. R. a. 496. 


6. To exempt Churches, Chapels, &amp;c. from parochial rates; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxx. 289. Instruction for exempting all 
places exclusively appropriated to the gratuitous instruction of the poor from parochial rates; Bill again printed, 314. Re-com- 
mitted ; again printed ; 347. Again printed, 373. Third reading put off for three months, 399. 


7. To authorize the building of Chapels for performance of divine service, according to the rites of the Church of England; Ordered, x x1r, 
401. Presented; printed; 408. Committee put off for a fortnight, 451. Not proceeded in. 


8. For building and promoting the building of additional Churches ; Ordered, Lxx111. 193. Presented, 211. Printed, 224. Re-committed, 
295. Again printed, 314. Again re-committed, 321. Lords amendments agreed to, 395-6. R. A. 402. 

9. For building and promoting the building of additional Churches in Scotland ; Ordered, Lx x111. 359. Presented; printed; 365. Passed, 
398. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill ; Ordered; Instruction for the appropriation of sums granted by certain Acts 
by the Commissioners to be appointed by the Bill, xxiv, 453. Bill presented; printed; 457. Again printed, 561. Passed, 598. 
Not returned from the Lords. 


11. To amend and render more effectual Act 58 Geo. III. for building and promoting the building of additional Churches ; Ordered ; presented ; 
printed; LXx1v. 529. Again printed, 578. Re-committed, 598. Lords amendments agreed to, 627. R. a. 639. 





12. For the better collection of Church rates in Ireland; Ordered, Lxxiv. 462. Presented; printed; 467. Passed, 517. Not returned 
Srom the Lords. 


II. Petitions for Bills, and Bills from the Lords, relative to Churches and 
Chapels, and Proceedings thereon : 


13. Alban’s, Saint (Herts) :—For re-building the tower of the Church of St. Peter; Referred, rv111. 83. Bill ordered, 102. Presented, 


140. R. a. 286, ——_— For leave to present a Petition for enlarging the powers of Act 43 Geo. III.; Leave given; Petition presented, 
and referred; 1x1. 264. Bill ordered, 267. Presented, 286. R. a. 402. 


14. Anne, Saint, Westminster :—For completing the re-building of the tower of the Church, and for repairing the Church and 
improving the Church-yard, &amp;c.; Referred, tv11. 104. BBill ordered, 220, Presented, 264. RB. A. 514. 


15. Asmph, St. Cathedral :—For amending Act 29 &amp; 30 Charles II.; Referred, ux1x. 10. Bill ordered, 140. Presented, 145. 
rds amendments agreed to, 321. R. a. 360. 


16. Banbury, 


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nn 


II. Petitions for -Bills,.and. Bills from the Lords relative to Churches and 
Chapels, and Proceedings thereon—continued. , 


16. Banbury (Oxford) :——To raise a further sum for re-building the Church ; Referred, rvit. 180. Not reported. 


17. Bangor :—For erecting a Parish Church ; Referred, txvit1. 36. Bill ordered, 133. Presented, 183. Petitions against, 411. 443. 
ot proceeded in. 


18. Barnsley (York) :—For leave to present a Petition for re-building the Church; Lxxiv. 278. Referred, 279. Reported ; 
leave given ; Petition presented, and referred; 313. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 320. Leave granted for notices, and Bill 
ordered, 324. Order of leave for Bill discharged, and another Bill ordered ; presented, 407. Petitions against, 419, 451, 487. Time 
enlarged for Report, 447. - Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 490. R. 4. 608. 


19. Bathwick (Somerset) :—For building a new Church and Workhouse; Referred, 1x x. 37. Bill ordered, 89. Presented, go. 
Lords amendments agreed to, 425. RB. A. 444. —~=— For. leave to present. a Petition to amend Act; Referred, Lx x11. 125. Report 


re-committed, 168. Leave given; Petition presented and referred; 171. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered ; presented; 181. 
Lords amendments agreed to, 288. R. a. 300, 


21. Birmingham :——For erecting a Church to be called Christ Church; Referred, tvitt. 145. Bill ordered, 366. Presented, 373. 
R. A. 582. For leave to present Petition to amend Act; Referred, txv.191. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; 
198. Bill ordered; presented, 204. R. a. 402, ——— For repealing and amending parts of Acts; Referred, Lx v1. 66. Leave granted 


for notices, and Bill ordered; 85. Presented, 130. R. a. 326. To alter and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxtv. 78. 
Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 124. Presented, 167. Not proceeded in. 








22. Birstall (York) :—For building a Church or Chapel of Ease; Referred, txvi1.61. Bill ordered, 99. Presented, 112. RB. a. 213. 


23. Bishop's Stortford (Herts) :——For repairing the Church ; Referred, rxvir. 29.° Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 118. 
Presented, 140. R. A. 383. 


24. Blackburn (Lancashire) :——For taking down and re-building the Church, and for providing an additional Burial ground, &amp;c. ; 


Referred, Lxx1v. 41. Bill ordered, 133. Presented, 147. Passed, 220. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 446. 
Report, and Petition and Report thereon, read, and another Bill ordered; presented, 454. R. a. 529. 


Blackwall :—See infra, 86. 


25. Bleanavon, in the Parish of Lanover (Monmouth) :—For establishing a new Charch or Chapel there; To lie on the 
Table, 1x. 79. Read again, and referred, 139. Bill ordered, 147. Presented, 164. Lords Amendments agreed to, 285. RB. a. 439. 


26. Bloomsbury, Saint George (Middlesex) :——For providing a Chapel; Referred, rxx11..50. Not reported, 


27. Bodmin (Cornwall) :—For inclosing lands and repairing the Church, improving the Church yard, and providing a market; 


Referred, txx.28. Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 136. Petitions against, 158, 220. In favour, 214. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 389. R. a. 416. 


Committee revived, 259. 
Bordesley Chapel :—See infra, 87. 
Borough Fen Common :—See Drainages, 14. 


28. Boston (Lincoln) :—For building a Chapel of Ease; Referred, txx1v. 80. Bill ordered, 218. Presented, 226. Lords Amend- 
ments agreed to; 456. mR. a. 458. 


29. Bridewell Hospital :—For granting to the Chapel, lately rebuilt in that Hospital, all the rights and privileges belonging to the former 
Chapel ; From the Lords; Lx11. 284. Read, 302. k. A. 364. 


31, Brighthelmston (Sussex) :—For establishing a Chapel of Ease; Referred, rv111. 144. Bill ordered, 156. Presented. 199. . 4.543. 

32. Brixton (Surrey) :—To amend Act 46 Geo. III. for inclosing lands in Lambeth, and to carry into effect, the building of a Church at 
Brixton ; Referred, Lxxv. 44. Reported; Report tolie upon the Table; 68. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 69. 
Petition renewed, and referred; 141. Billordered, 244. Not presented. 

33. Burton-upon-Trent (Stafford) :—For building a Church or Chapel; Referred, txvit1. 38.—Lxx1. 39. Not reported. 

Butterworth :—See infra, 88. 

34. Buxton (Derby) :—For building a Chapel ; Referred, txv1. 58. Bill ordered, 126. Presented, 140. R. a. 326. 

35. Chelsea (Middlesex) :—For building a new Church; Referred, txx1v. 43. Bill ordered, 156. Presented, 170. R. a. 458. 

36. Chertsey (Surrey) :—For taking down and re-building the Church ; Referred, :xr. 11. Bill ordered, 18. Presented, 23. x. a. 158. 


To enable the Trustees under above Act to raise money to complete the purposes thereof; Referred, rx11. 100. Bill ordered, 157. 
Presented, 164. R.A. 269. ‘ 





37. Chichester :—For building a Chapel; Referred, uxvi1.39. Bill ordered, 113. Presented, 143. The Regent's Consent signified, 305. 
R.A. 351. 


38. Christ Church (Surrey) :—For taking down and re-building the Church, and enlarging the Burial Ground; Referred, tvi1t. 182. 
Bill ordered, 321. Presented, 355. Petitions against, 364, 371, 430. Instruction to restrain the provisions of the Bill to repairing 


and improving the Church, and for enlarging the Burial Ground, 432. Not proceeded in. ———For augmenting the stipend of the 
Rector, and building a Parsonage House ; Referred, Lxv.84. Not reported. 


39. Clapham (Surrey) :—For building a Chapel of Ease; Referred, rxv111. 46. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered, 158. Pre- 
sented, 244. R.A. 507. 


41. Clerkenwell (Middlesex) :—For altering and amending Acts; Referred, 1xxv.54. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 62. 


Leave granted for notices, and Bills ordered, 64, 65. Bill for rendering more effectual Acts for building a Church; Ordered, 64, 
Not presented. See Parishes, 1. Poor, 78. 


42. Clifton (Gloucester) :—For pulling down and re-building the Church, and for an additional Cemetery ; Referred, txrx.39. Not 
reported. ——-— For taking down and rebuilding the Church, and providing an additional Cemetery; Referred, uxx1.21. Bill 


ordered, 56. Presented, 68. Lords Amendments agreed to, 248. R. a. 252. 
43. Corsham (Wilts) :—For building a new Church, and providing ‘an additional Burial Ground ; Referred, tx1x.49. Not reported. 


44. Covent Garden (Middlesex) :——For amending Act, and for increasing the stipends of the Rector ; Referred, rxv1.71. Bill 
ordered, 133. Presented, 138. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 980, 304. ®. a. 410. 


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45. Dagenham (Essex) :—For repairing the Church ; Referred, :v1r1. 153. Bill ordered, 276. Presented, 316. R. a..495- 





46. Downham Market :—For leave to present a Petition for raising money for paying the expenses of repairing the Church ; Referred, 
Lx1x. 136. Leave given; and Petition presented, and referred; 147. Bill ordered, 155. Presented, 160. Petition against, 201. 
_, Second reading deferred, 203. Not proceeded in. 


47. Dublin, St. George’s :——For altering and enlarging the provisions of Act 33 Geo. III. of the parliament of Ireland; Referred, 
_ Lx. 21. Billordered, 43. Presented, 99. Petition against, 271. Bill read Third time, and further proceedings adjourned, 463. 
Resumed, and Bill passed, 473. RB. A. 529. For enlarging provisions of Acts; Referred, Lx1x.37. Bill ordered, 140. Pre- 

sented, 146.. Petition for provision ; Referred to Committee on the Bill, 193. Petition against, 209. R. A. 310. 





‘48: Dudley, St. Thomas (Worcester) :—For taking down and re-building the Church; Referred, rxx.45. Bill ordered, 65. 
. Presented, 69. R.A. 296. 


East and West Fens (Lincoln) :—See Inclosures, 56. (East and West Fens.) 
Eccles :—See infra, 82. 


49. Edgehill (Lancashire) :—To enable Edward Mason, Esq. to appoint a Curate for the Church; Referred, tx1x. 47. Additional 
Petition; Referred, 146. Bill ordered; presented ; 156. Lords Amendments agreed to, 409. R. a. 463. 


51. Edinburgh :—For erecting a Chapel; Referred, xxi. 20. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 65. Presented, 235. 
R. A. 416, 


62. Everton (Lancashire) :—For leave to present a Petition for erecting a Church; Referred, Lxvii1,110. Petition presented, and 
referred, 121. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 198. Presented, 154. R. A. 542. 


Exeter :—See infra, 95. 

58. Frome (Somerset) :—For building a Church ; Referred, ux x1. 28. Bill ordered, 232. Presented, 237. Not proceeded in. 
Fulmer :—See infra, 98. | 

54. Gateshead (Durham) :—For building a Church; Referred, tx1v.94. Bill ordered, 173. Presented, 180. R. A. 355. 
George, St. Bloomsbury :—See supra, 26. 

55. George, St. The Martyr (Middlesex) :—For repairing and altering the Church; Referred, rxx1. 34. Bill ordered, 56. 


Presented, 229. Petitions against, 239, 253. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 284. R. A. 385. For altering 
and amending Act; Referred, rxx1v.109. Billordered, 122. Presented,153. R.A. 287. 


George, St. (Southwark) :—See infra, 97. 
Giles, St. in the Fields :—See Burial Grounds, 12. 





56. Glasgow :—For feuiug the Glebe; Referred, tv11. 170. Bill ordered, 284. Presented, 338. R. a. 642.——— For declaring 


a Church parochial; Referred, uxvii1. 84. Not reported.——— For building one or more new Churches; Referred, Lx1x. 20. 
Not reported. 


57. Grinstead, East (Sussex) :—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lxv1. 38. BBill ordered, 43. Presented, 47. R. a. 155- 


58. Hackney (Middlesex) :—For altering and enlarging provisions of Act for taking down and re-building the Church ; Referred, 
vit. 189. Bill ordered, 440. Presented, 511. R.A. 691. ——— For raising money to complete the Church; Referred, uxv. 73. 
Not reported. 
Hadham Rectory :—See Estates, 274. 


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. Hanworth (Middlesex) :—For borrowing money for the expenses of the Church; Referred, rx1x.70. Not reported. For 
leave to present a Petition for defraying the expenses incurred in re-building the Church ; Referred, Lxx.135. Leave given ; 
Petition presented, and referred; 141. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 150. Presented, 177. Petition for enlarging time 
for Report; Referred, 258. Time enlarged, 273. Lords Amendment agreed to, 378. R. a. 388. 





61. Hilds, St. in the Parish of Jarrow (Durham) :——For defraying the expenses incurred in taking down and re-building the 


Chapel ; Referred, 1xx1v.69. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 173. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 181. Petition 
against, 194. Bill presented, 229. R.A. 468. ' 


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- Holland Fen Chapel :—For changing the site thereof; From the Lords, and read, LXIv.337. R.A. 382. 


63. Huddersfield (York) :—For building a new Church, and providing an additional Cemetry thereto; Referred, rx. 92. Not reported. 
For building a Church or Chapel of Ease; Referred, Lx x1. 23. Bill ordered, 38. Presented, 238. rn. a. 416. 





64. Hungerford (Berks and Wilts) :—For repairing and enlarging the Church; Referred, Lxvt.'75. Leave granted for notices; 


Bill ordered ; 132. Presented, 141. R. a. 372. ——=—— For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, txx.16. Additional Petition; 
Referred, 35- Bill ordered, 67. Presented, 68. Rn. a, 266. 


65. Islington Middlesex) :—For providing a Chapel of Ease, and an additional Burial Ground; Referred, Lxv1. 57. Bill ordered, 83. 
Presented; 89. Lords Amendments agreed to, 379. B.A. 387. 


Jarrow :—See supra, 61. 
Kensington :—See Burial Grounds, 15. 
Lambeth :—See supra, 32. 
Lanover :—See Supra, 25. 
66. Leeds :——For establishing a new Church; Referred, tv1. 106, Bill ordered, 274. Presented, 281. R. a. 600, 
67. Lewes (Sussex) :—For leave to present a Petition for re-building the Parish Church of All Saints ; leave given; Petition presented, 
and referred; Lx. 319. Bill ordered, 360. Presented, 364. Petition against, 411. Bill re-committed, 451. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 483. R. A. 488, 


68. Liverpool :—To explain and amend Act for building a Chapel; tvi1. 48. To lie on the Table, 49. Not proceeded in, —— For 
erecting a new Church; To lie on the Table, ty11, 128. Not. proceeded. in. ——-— For building.a Church; Referred, Lxvit. 39- 
Bill ordered; presented; 141. Petition against, 267. Time enlarged for report; 294, 342. Not proceeded in. ——-— For 
‘.\{Upailding anew Church; Referred, tx1x.23. Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 146. R. A. 359. —=— For establishing a new Church 





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Il. Petitions for‘ Bills, and Bills from the Lords relative. to Churches and 
Chapels, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Referred, Lxx1.20. Billordered, 182. Presented, 200. Petition against, 338. Lords Amendments agreed to, 450. R.A, .490. 
For establishing a new Church or Chapel; Referred, txx11. 25. Billordered, 74. Presented, 78. Petition in favour, 268, 
Against, 271. Time enlarged for Report, 295. Further enlarged, 316. Committee revived; to sit and proceed, and report on 


a-certain day; 427. Not reported. For establishing a new Church; Referred, xxv. 24. Bill ordered, 35. Order of Leave 
for Bill discharged ; another Bill ordered; presented; 56: R.A. 104. 








Liversedge :—See supra, 22. 
Martin, St. in the Fields :—See Burial Grounds, 17. 


69. Mary-le-bone (Middlesex) :—For building a Church; Referred, txvi. 45. Bill ordered, 95. Presented, 126. Petition 
against, 261. Lords Amendments agreed to, 392. R. A. 410.——— For leave to present a Petition for amending Act; Lxx11. 368. 
Referred, 369. Report to lie upon the Table, 371. Further consideration of Report put off for six months, 377. 


71. Melcombe Regis (Dorset) :—For leave to present a Petitiun for taking down and re-building the Church; Referred ; uxx. 117. 


Leave given ; Petition presented; referred; 123. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 135. Presented, 140. Lords Amend- 
ments agreed to, 338. k. A, 363. 


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Mitcham (Surrey) :—For leave to present a Petition for repairing and enlarging the Church, and providing an additional Burial 


Ground ; txx1v. 161. Referred, 162. Reported; leave given; Petition presented and referred ; 170, Billordered, 183. Presented, 
224. R. &amp;. 458. 


73. Needwood Chase (Stafford) :—For erecting a Church there ; Offered ; King’s consent signified ; Petition presented and referred ; 
Lx. 103. Bill ordered, 176. Presented, 196. King’s Consent signified, 275. R. a. 339. 


Newborough :—See Drainages, 14. 
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. Newcastle-under-Lyme (Stafford) :—For separating certain Chapelries from the Rectory of Stoke-upon-Trent; Referred, 
LXII. 132. Petition read again; order of reference discharged ; Bill ordered ; presented; 178. Passed, 342. Not returned from 


the Lords. Another Bill; Ordered, 593. Presented, 619. Petitions against, 634, 733. Petition in favour, 757. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 832. R. A. 839. 





‘75. Newington, St. Mary (Surrey) : —For erecting one or more Churches or Chapels ; Referred, Lxxv. 51. Reported; Report 
to lie upon the Table; 58. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 61. Petition renewed and referred, 141. Bill ordered, 158. 
Order of leave discharged, and another Bill ordered, 166. Presented, 212. Petitions against, 216, 240. Motion for reading the Bill 
a Second time withdrawn, 228. Day aapemant for Second reading, 231. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 268. 
R. A. 374+ 


Newry (Down and Arma gh) :—For building a Church; Referred, rxv1. 69. Leave given to present the Bill, 142, Leave 
granted for notices; Bill eden and time enlarged for presenting the Bill; 173. Presented, 215. R. A. 453- For enlarging 
powers of Acts; Referred, txx1.17. Billordered,61. Presented, 68. Notice taken, that the Bill was not properly prepared; order 
for Second reading discharged; Bill withdrawn ; another ordered ; presented; 127. R. a. 384. 


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71. Newton, in the Parish of Manchester :—For re-building the Chapel; Referred, uxrx. 20. Bill ordered, 30. Presented, 96. 


Lords Amendment agreed to, 220. R. A. 233. For empowering the Trustees to borrow a further sum for completing same ; 
Referred, Lx x11. 57. Report re-committed, 92. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered; 111. Presented, 165. nm. a. 300. 





78. Nottingham :—For building a new Church in the parish of Saint Mary; Referred, ux. 106. Not proceeded in, —— For erecting 


a Church or Chapel on Standard Hill ; Referred, 1x11.187. Bill ordered, 284. Presented, 294. Committed, 340. Petition renewed, 
and Bill ordered, 584. Presented, 630. Lords "Amendments agreed to, 808. Rr. a. 830. 


Olave, St. Southwark :—See infra, 97 


7. Ombersley (Worcester) :—For taking down the Church and re-building the same, providing a Church-yard, and erecting a work- 
house ; Referred, rxvi11.72. Not proceeded in. For taking down the old and erecting a new Church, enlarging the Church-yard 
and for building a workhouse ; Referred, Lx1x. 42. Bill ordered, 159. Presented, 160. Read the Third time; further proceedings 


adjourned ; 364. Order for resuming the further proceedings discharged ; Bill withdrawn ; and another Bill ordered; 369. Presented, 
385. R.A. 500. 





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Pancras, St. (Middlesex) : :——For building a Church; Referred, txvi11.75. Bill ordered, 251. Presented, 260. Petitions 


against, 355, 361, 363, 366. Second reading put off for six months, 366, For building a Church and Chapel ; Referred, Lx x1. 43. 
Bill ordered, 61. Presented, 229. Petitions against, 240, 260, 266. Lords Amendments agreed to, 388. R. a. 416. 





82. Pendleton (Lancashire) :——For leave to present a Petition for building a Chapel of Ease; Referred, Lxx1. 299. Leave 
given; Petition presented, and referred; 304. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 313. Presented, 341. Not proceeded in. 
For leave to present a Petition for building a Chapel; Referred, txx111. 202. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 225. 
Read again; leave given; Petition presented and referred; 229. Such part of Standing Order as directs notices to be affixed on the 
sessions house door dispensed with ; leave granted to give notices on Church doors and by advertisement ; and Bill ordered; 246, Pre- 
sented, 329. Regent’s consent signified, 392. Rn. a.426.——— For repealing Act; Referred, txxv.131. Reported; Report to lie 
upon the Table ; 233. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 241. Presented, 249. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 336. R. a. 423. 





83. Peterborough :—For repairing and altering the Church ; Referred, Lxx1v.57. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 193. 
Presented, 167. R. A. 529. 


84. Plymouth :——For dividing the parishes of Saint Andrew and Saint Charles, and for erecting two new Churches, &amp;c.; Referred, 
Lxvitt. 89. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 273. Presented, 281. Petitions against, 454. Not proceeded in, 


85. Polshot ( Wilts, ) : For taking down and ré-building the Church ; Referred, Lx x1. 52. Not reported, 


86. Poplar and Blackwall :—For making that hamlet a separate parish, and for building a Church therein; Referred, txx11. 75. Bill 
ordered, 83. Presented, 158. Re-committed, 251. R, a. 354. 


87. Redditch (Worcester) :——For taking down and re-building the Chapel of Ease there ; Referred, 1x. 113. Not ite ———For 
building a Chapel there ; Referred, Lx. 97. Bill ordered, 238. Presented, 244. R- A- 431. 


88. Rochdale :—For leave to present Petition for enlarging and re-building the Church, and providing an additional Cemetery; Referred, 
Lxx. 71, Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 74. Bill ordered, 82, Presented, 141.. Petition against, 204. Time 
enlarged for Report, 252. Third reading put off for a month, 288, _ For three months, 389, Order for Third reading of Bill, Read ; 
Petition for another Bill for building a Chapel of Ease; presented, and referred; 291. Leave granted for notices, and Bill 
ordered ; and such parts of the Standing Orders, as directs ‘notices to be given on the sessions house door, dispensed with; 998, Bill. 
presented, 301. Petition in favour, 318. 8. A. 388. —m— For equalizing the Church rates; Referred, xxv. 32.. Bill Ordered, 
102. Petition renewed, and referred, 149. BBill ordered, 224. Presented, 241. Not proceeded in. ‘ 


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Il, Petitions for Bills, and Bills from the Lords ‘relative to Churches and 
Chapels, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


89. Rowley Regis (Stafford) :—For taking down and rebuilding the Church; Referred, uxv111.91. Not reported. 
Saviour, St. Southwark :—See infra, 97. 


91. Sculcoates (York) :—For building a Church ; Referred, rx1x. 39. Bill ordered; presented; 157. Regent's consent signified, 236. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 281. R. A. 310. 


92. Sevenoaks (Kent) :—-For leave to present a Petition for repairing the Church; Referred, Lxv1. 201. Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented ; referred; 216. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 233. Presented, 248. R. a. 410. 


93. Shadwell :—For leave to present Petition for taking down and re-building the Church; Referred, Lxv. 349. Leave’ given; Petition 

presented, and referred; 382. Bill ordered, 405. Presented, 424. Committed, 452. Petitions against, 454. Not proceeded in. 
For taking down and rebuilding the Church ; Referred, txvr.74. Additional Petition from Mr. Bowes; Referred, 76. Bill 
ordered, 133. Presented, 140. Petitions against, 195, 216, 243. Petition fer provision; Referred, 248. Leave granted for notices, 
and instruction to make provision for repairing the present Church, if found practicable, 252. Time enlarged for Report, 279, 310, 388. 
Not proceeded in, ——— For taking down and re-building the Church ; Referred; also Petition of Mr. Bowes; referred, Lxvit. 72. 
Bill ordered, 93. Petition for provision ; Referred, 96. Reported, and instruction for rebuilding the Vestry Room, and for enlarging the 
Charch-yard, and for making a new Church-yard, 105. Bill presented, 141. Petition against ; To lie upon the Table, 170. Noé 
proceeded in, —~-— For repairing or taking down and rebuilding the Church ; Referred, Lxvi11. 35. Not reported. For leave 
to present a Petition for taking down and re-building the Church ; tx1x. 304. Referred, 305. Leave given; Petition presented and 
referred, 320. Not reported. For taking down and re-building the Church, and enlarging the Church-yard; Referred, txx. 47. 
Not reported. —~—— For leave to present Petition for taking down and re-building the Church ; Referred, Lxx11. 217. Leave given ; 
Petition presented, and referred; 225. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered ; 241. Presented, 254. Petition against, 291. Bill 
read Third time, and further proceedings adjourned, 350. Resumed ; Bill passed; 353. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 
403. Report, and another Bill ordered ; presented; LXXII. 409. RB. A. 473- 











94. Shireoaks (Notts) :—For settling the right of patronage to Shireoaks Chapel; Petition, and Bill ordered ; Lx11. 153. Presented, 262. 
Committed, 282. Petition renewed, and Bill ordered, 569. Presented, 584. RK. A. 805. 


95. Sidwell, St. Exeter :—For leave to present a Petition to repair the Church; Referred, txvir. 197. Leave given; Petition 
presented ; referred ; 211. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered ; 221. Presented,234. Time enlarged for Report, 294. R. a. 383. 
For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lx1x. 25. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 98. Presented, 112. n. a. 359. 


Simonburn Rectory :—See Simonburn Rectory. 





06. Southminster (Essex) :—For enlarging the Church and Church-yard; Referred, Lxx111. 39. Bill ordered, 52. Presented, 89. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 224. R. A. 327. 


97. Southwark :—&lt;St. George’s); To alter and amend Act for settling a stipend upon the Rector; Referred, xx11. 187. Bill 
ordered, 283. Presented, 292. Petition against, 309. Bill committed; Petition against, read again, and referred; and counsel 
ordered ; all to have voices; 320. Petition renewed, and referred, 572. Bill ordered, 650. Presented, 663. Petition against, 700. 
R. A. 848. ———— (Saint Olave); For making better provision for support of the Rector; Referred, uxx11. 23. Bill ordered,- 44. 
Presented, 81. Regent’s consent signified, 141. R.a.164. For augmenting the annual stipend of the Chaplains; To lie on the 
Table; txx1.6. Referred, 10. Bill ordered, 13. Presented, 67. Petitions against, 102, 250. Additional Petition for provision 
for repairing the Church, &amp;c.; Referred, 210. Instruction accordingly, 234. RB. a. 489. 


Standard Hill :—See supra, 78. 


98. Stanmer Rectory :—For uniting the Rectory and Parish Church of Stanmer with the Vicarage of Fulmer; From the Lords; Lx1v. 390. 
Read, 391. RB. A. 405. 


99. Stansted (Sussex) :—For settling the right of patronage ; Referred, 1x x11. 71. Bill ordered ; presented ; 181. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 369. nk. A. 376. 


101. Stapleton (Gloucester) :—For building a new Church in Kingswood ; Referred, Lxx. 33. Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 133. 
Committed, 227. Not reported. 


Stephen’s, Saint, Coleman Street, Vicar of :—See Pavings, 149. 


102. Stockport :—For repairing and re-building the Church; Referred, txv. 57. Bill ordered, 145. \ Presented, 185. Petitions against, 
311, 370. R. A. 448. ————— For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lxx. 28. Bill ordered, 86. Presented, 89. nk. a, 184. 


Stoke-upon-Trent :—See supra, 74. 
Tardebigg :—See supra, 87. : 


103. Teignmouth, West (Devon) :—For building a new Church; Referred, uxvitt. 74. Not reported. —m— For leave to 
present a Petition for enlarging and repairing the Church; Luxx. 419. Referred, 420. Leave given; Petition presented ; referred; 
421. Billordered; presented; 427. Lords Amendments agreed to, 473. BR. A. 475- 


104. Tilehurst (Berks) :—For erecting a Chapel; Referred, Lx1v. 90. . Not reported. 


105. Toxteth Park (Lancashire) :——For leave to present a Petition for establishing a Chapel there; Referred, .xx. 78. Leave given ; 
' Petition presented, ard referred; 134. Report to lie on the Table; Petition for leave to present the Bill; Bill ordered; 170. Order 
of leave discharged, and another Bill ordered; presented; 174. Lords Amendments agreed to, 360. Rk. a. 363. 


106. Tremadoc Chapel (Caernarvon), and Traeth Mawr Embankment :—To amend Act; Referred, rxxxr. 71. 
Not reported. See infra, 116. 

107. Twickenham (Middlesex) :—To establish a Chapel of Ease; Referred, 1x. 82. Bill ordered, 178. Presented, 189. Committed, 
204. Not reported. 

108. Voylas Chapel (Denbigh) t:——For enabling the minister to publish Banns and solemnize Marriages therein ; From the Lords, 
L1x. 400. Read 405. Committee to sit on a certain day, 422. R. A. 431. 


109. Wakefield (York) :—For amending Act for building a new Church and providing a Burial Ground ; Referred, txx. 40. Bill 
ordered, 111. Presented, 139. Petition against, 226. . a. 266. 


111. Walls End (Northumberland) :—For building a Church ; Referred, r1x. 116. Not reported. —— For taking down the 
Old ‘Church and providing a new.one ; Referred, 1x11. 58. Bill ordered, 189. Presented, 212. Passed, 278. Petition renewed and 
referred, 583. Bill ordered, 620, _ Presented, 632. 2. a. 830. 


112. Wildmore 








CHURCHES AND CHAPELS—continued a77 





If. Petitions for Bills, and Bills from the hai a to jcltiamamain and 
; Chapels, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


riz. Wildmore Fens (Lincoln) :——For amending Acts so far as the same relate to the establishment of Chapels there; ux x11. 35. 
Referred, 36. Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 114. R. a. 327. 


113. Woodford (Essex) :—-For enlarging and repairing the Church; Referred, 1xx1. 42. Bill ordered, 68. Presented, 71. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 253. Rk. A. 290. 


Woolwich Rectory :—See Estates, 594. 
Worksop :—See supra, 94. 
114. Worthing (Sussex) :—For building a Chapel of Ease; Referred, tx1v.91. Bill ordered, 125, Presented, 180. R. a. 355. 


Wraxall :—See Estates, 596. 


115. Yarmouth (Norfolk) : :—For repairing the Church ; Referred, Lx1, 86, Bill ordered, 147. Presented, 267. Lords Avtetment 
agreed to, 335. Rk. A. 380. 

116. Ynyscynhaiarn :——For establishing a Chapel of Ease at Tremadoc (Carnarvon) ; Referred; txv. 60. Bill ordered, 182. Presented, 
193. Lords Amendments agreed to, 509. R. A. 511. 


117. York Cathedral :—For enlarging and improving the Minster yard; Referred, rxrx. 19. Bill ordered, 75. Presented, 96. 
Petitions against, 182, 204. Kk. A. 279. 


III. Incidental Proceedings : 


118. House grants leave for notices of applications for Private Bills to be affixed on Church Doors; LVI. 255.— 
LVII. 215.—LVIII. 199. —LIX. 174.—LX. 337.—LXI. 44.—LXII. 91.—LXII1. 48.—LXIV. 105.—LXv. 
174.—LXVI. 104.—LXVII. 19.—LXVIIL. 37.—LXIX. 76.—LXX, 65.—LX XI. 65.—LXXII, §2.--LXXII1. 
27,—LXXIV. 35.—LXXV. 43, &amp;c. 


119. Notices of the days appointed for the Second reading of Bills for preventing bribery in the election of Meinbers 
for rae and Barnstaple to be affixed on the Church Doors of ‘those Places ; LXXIV. 236, 346.— 
LXXV. 3 


121. Motion for an Address for erecting Free Churches as national monuments, in honour of. the victories of 
Trafalgar and Waterloo; Previous question thereupon Negatived ; LXXI. 513. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1057. 1180-1184. 1313-1315. fanyn 119. 121, 122. porusks 
Committees, 163-167. 1414. Glebes, 3. King, 56. Marriages, 1. Or oa 
22. 37. 53, 54. Petitions, 77. Simonburn Bere Supply, Key to Stopply. 





Church Benefices :——Bill for preventing the sale of any right of patronage or presentation to any Parish or Church Benefice 
in Scotland ; Ordered; presented; printed ; Lxxtv. 326. Second reading put off for six months, 379. 
See Addresses, 136, 137. 139. 


Church Briefs t——See Accounts and Papers, 1057. 
Church Doors t——See Churches, 118, 119. 
Church Establishment :—see Addresses, 119. 121. 


Church Rates :—~See Churches, 12. Courts of Justice, 42, 43- 

Church-Wardens :——See Accounts and Papers, 5322. Poor, 22. 141. 

Church-Y ards :—see Burial Grounds. 

Cinders :——See Coals, 2. 4.7.9. 15. Committees, 182-193. 195- 634-5. 641. 653. Smuggling, 4. 

Cinnamon :——See Accounts and Papers, 1185, 1186. Committees, 609. 638. 1575, 1576. 1581. Customs, 2. 


Laws Expiring, 5. 25. 31- 


Cinque Ports: : —--Bill to provide for the better execution of the office of Justices of the Cinque Ports; Ordered ; presented ; 


printed; txvi.104. Again printed, 208. Bill re-committed, 295. R. a. 372. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1187-8 Pilots. Ships and Vessels, 5. 


Cintra *———Motion that the Convention concluded at Cintra, on the goth of August 1808, and the Maritime Convention, concluded off 
the Tagus, on the 3d September 1808, appear to this House to have disappointed the hopes and expectations of the country; Previous 
Question thereupon negatived, Lxiv. 71. See Addresses, 123. 402. 


Circulatin g£ Medium : :——Motion for appointing a Committee to take into consideration the state of the Circulating Medium, 
to examine whether there be any, and what necessity for the further continuance of the Bank Restriction Act, &amp;c.; Negatived, 
LXXIII. 308. 


Citrat of Lime :—séec Line. 

Ciudad Rodrigo :—see House, 156. 

Civil Actions :—See Offences. | 

Civil Buildin gs :——See Accounts and Papers, 1189. 5252. 5259- Supply, Key to Supply. 


Civil Causes :——Bill to empower the Judges to try Civil Causes in their own counties in England; Ordered, uxrv. 292. 
Presented ; printed; 295. Rk. a. 398. See Juries, 1 


Civil Contingencies :—— See Accounts and Papers, 1190-1196. 1915-1922. Supply, Key to Supply, 
Civil Departments :——See Accounts and Papers, 1282. 3823 

Civil Engineers :—sec Accounts and Papers, 2731. - 

* Civil 


"GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) ~ gf 








278: 4.  CIVIL—CLERGY. 





1. 


2. 


3. 


Civil List:’ | | | 
Motion for an Account of the several additions which were made during the reign of his late Majesty Geo. III. to the Civil List, as settled 
by Act 1 Geo. III. c. 1; Previous Question thereupon negatived, Lxxv. 138. Motion for an Account showing the amount in 
“totals which has been paid for each class, since 5 January 1815, in respect to the charge of the Civil List, in each year from that period 
to 5 January 1820; Previous Question thereupon, and upon several other Motions relative to the Civil List, and His Majesty’s Revenues 
_, in Scotland, Negatived; Lxxv. 138, 139. 





Motion that it is expedient, with a view to the arrangement of His Majesty’s Civil List, to take into consideration the Droits of the Crown 
and Admiralty, Four-and-half per Cent Duties, and other Funds not usually deemed to be within the immediate controul of Parliament ; 
Superseded by reading the other Order of the Day, Lx xv. 155. 


Motion for appointing a Select Committee to take into consideration the Accounts and Papers presented to the House, relating to the 
Civil List; Negatived, tx xx. 340. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1197-1281. 3849. 3853- 3857-8. 5027. 5389. 5391- Addresses, 125-128. Committees, 
168-171. 1415-1420. King, 1. 3. 6. 165. Messages, 18. Pensions, 5. Petitions, 78. 
Supply, Key to Supply ; also, 5221. 


Civil Power in Ireland : —-see. Petitions, 79. 
Civil Process :—see Navy, 5. 


Civil Services :——Bill to enable His Majesty to recompence the services of persons holding, or who have held certain high and 
efficient Civil Offices; Ordered, Lxx11. 237. Presented; printed; 264. Again printed, 290. Re-committed, 307. R. A. 457. 
See Committees, 455. 


Clancarty, Lord t:——See Castlereagh, Lord. 
Clandestine Marriages :—seo Marriages, 2. 
Clandestine running of Goods :-—see Laws Expiring, 9. 33. 


Claremont t——See Accounts and Papers, 5230. Estates, 5. 
Clarence, Duke of :——See Accounts and Papers, 4351. Addresses, 38. Committees, 785. ’ Messages, 87. 
Supply, 1304. 


Clarke, Mrs. Mary Ann :-—-See Committees, 1355. Petitions, 232. 
Clarke’s Hydrometer :——See Hydrometers, 1. 
Clauses ‘——See Bills, 26-378. Instructions, 132-147. Supply, 5522~5547. 5608-5612. 


Claverin g; Brigadier General :——Minutes of evidence given by him on 10th and 2oth February, and his Letters 
which were read on 15 February 1809, before the Committee of the whole House on the conduct of the Duke of York, Commander in 
Chief, Read, Motion that Brigadier General Clavering in his evidence has been guilty of prevarication; Debate adjourned, Lx1v. 111. 
Further adjourned, 139, 157. Order for resuming Debate Read, Mr. Speaker acquainted the House that he had received a Letter. 
from Brigadier General Clavering, the contents of which he stated to the House; Debate resumed ; Resolution that Brigadier General 
Clavering iu the evidence given by him before the said Committee has been guilty of prevarication ; Order for committing him to the 
custody of the Serjeant at Arms; 170. See House, 198*. 


Clementson, Mr. *———See Addresses, 495- Supply, Key to Supply. 
Clerg : Bills relative to the Clergy : 


1. To permit persons in Holy Orders to keep one horse only for the purpose of riding, without being subject to the Duty granted by Act 


3. 


IL. 


12. 


13. 


38 Geo. III. under certain limitations ; Ordered, tv1. 296. Presented, 339. R.A. 448. 


To prevent doubts respecting the eligibility of persons in Holy Orders to sit in the House of Commons; Ordered, tv1.365. Presented ; 
printed; 372. Petition of Edward Rushforth, Esquire, against; To lie on the Table, 403. Instruction for extending the regulations of 
the Bill to the Clergy of Scotland, 404. Bill re-committed ; again printed; 410. R.a. 619. F 

To protect Spiritual Persons from vexatious prosecutions for non-residence, or their taking of farms; Ordered, :v1. 526. Presented; 
printed; 548. Again printed, 595. Re-committed, 615. R.A. 664. To continue the said Act; Ordered, Lv11. 199. Presented, 
204. R.A. 257. 

To amend and render more effectual Act 21 Hen. VIII. for abridging Spiritual Persons from having Pluralities of livings; Ordered, uv 11: 310. 
Presented, 313. Printed, 344. Re committed; again printed; 497. Again re-committed; considered; 528. Further consideration 
deferred, 535, 544. Not proceeded in. ; 

To continue Act of Session 1801 for relief of Spiritual Persons, and to stay proceedings in actions under Act 13 Eliz.; Ordered, tvit. 558. 
Presented, 567. R.A. 642. 

To continue Act 42 Geo. III. for relief of Spiritual Persons ; Ordered, Lv111. 264. Presented, 270. Lords Amendments agreed to, 326. 
R.A. 331. 


To amend and render more effectual the laws relating to Spiritual Persons holding farms, &amp;c.; Ordered, tviit. 328. Presented ; printed; 
335- Again printed, 349. Re-committed,377. Again printed, 407. Lords Amendments considered; further consideration put off 
for three months ; and another Bill ordered; 561. Presented, 562. Printed, 563. Re-committed, 572. rR. a. 588. ———_—— To rectify 
a mistake in said Act; Ordered; presented ; Lv111. 620. R. A. 637. 

For effectuating certain parts of Act 2d &amp; 3d Queen Anne, so far as relates to deeds and wills made for granting lands, &amp;c. to the Governors 
of the Bounty of Queen Anne; Ordered, Lv111. 580. Presented; printed; 582. Lords Amendment agreed to; 617. R. A. 637. 

To amend Act 1 Geo. I. for augmenting the maintenance of the poor Clergy, as far as relates to the Returns of certificates into the Exchequer, 
&amp;c. ; Ordered, tx. 385. Presented; printed; 399. R.A. 452. 

To stay proceedings in actions under Act 43 Geo. III. c. 84. to amend the laws relating to Spiritual Persons holding farms ; Ordered, 
LXix. 40. Presented, 41. Printed, 71. Petition of Mr. William Wright against, 72. R. a. 102. To continue said Act; 
Ordered ; presented ; printed; LX1X.154. R. A. 195. 

To discontinue proceedings in certain actions already commenced, and to prevent vexatious suits against Spiritual Persons under Act 
43 Geo. III. c.84.; Ordered ; presented ; printed; Lx1x. 154. Again printed, 178. Petition of Mr. Wright against; To lie upon 
the Table, 199. Further consideration of Report deferred ; Mr. Wright to be heard by Counsel, 208. Bill re-committed ; Petition 
of Mr. Wright ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; Bill again printed ; 211. Read the Third time ; Further proceedings adjourned ; 230. 
Resumed, and Bill passed, 232. R. a. 279. ; 


To amend Act 43 Geo. III. c. 84.; Ordered, Lx1x. 249. Presented, 264. Printed, 287. Re-committed; again printed; 994. Again 
re-committed ; again printed ; 420. Again re-committed ; instruction to receive a clause to repeal certain clauses in Act 21 Henry VIII. 
€. 13 } ‘considered ; reported, and again re-committed ; instruction to repeal such part of Act 53 Geo. III. c. 149, a8 relates to non- 
notification ; Bill again printed ; 444. Again re-committed; again printed; 460. Passed, 478. Committee appointed to inspect 
Lords Journals, 503. Report, and another Bill ordered; presented ; 505. R. A. §19- To continue said Act ; Ordered, tx x1. 56. 
Presented, 58. R. a.‘ 231.— Further to continue said Act; Ordered, Lxx1. 493. Presented, 494. © R. a. 520. 














14. For enabling Spiritual Persons to exchange parsonage or glebe houses or glebe lands in certain cases ; From the Lords, rxx. 380. . Read ; 
printed ; 382. Reported, with Amendments, 434. Amendments agreed to; clause added; Amendments made ; Bill again printed ; 
435. Passed, with Amendments, 449. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 458. R. A. 464. 

.' Lords, uxxr. 462. Read; printed; 465. r. a. 489. 

’ printed; LXxv. 225. R. A. 278. 





To amend said Act; From the. 
To amend and render said Act more effectual; From the Lords; fead; 








15. To 











15, 


16. 
17. 


18. 


19. 


21. 


25. 


26. 


27. 


28. 
29. 


32. 


33. 


CLERGY——-CLERK: 








Clergy : Bills relative to the Clerzy—continued. my 


To consolidate and amend the laws relating to Spiritual Persons holding of farms, and for enforcing their residence on their beneéfices; 
Ordered ; presented; printed; LXXx11. 223. Again printed, 345. Re-cummiitted, 368. Again printed, 373. Lords Amendments 
_ ageeed to, 469. R. A. 473- 


To secure Spiritual Persons in the possession of benefices; From the Lords, uxxtv. 445. Read; printed; 463. R. a. 529. 


Toenable the Archbishops of Canterbury and York and Bishop of London to admit persons into Holy Orders, specially for the Colonies : 
From the Lords, Lxx1v. 526. Read; printed; 529. R.a. 608, ; : -. 


For suspending the powers granted to the Lords of Council and Session in Scotland, so far as relates to the granting augmentations of the 
stipends of the Clergyof Scotland; Ordered, ux11.76. Presented; printed; 84. Petition of the Committee of the Commission of the 
General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, and of Doctor Henry Grieve and others against ; to lie upon the Table; 95. Order for 
going into the Committee discharged, 106. Not proceeded in. 


For repealing certain parts of Act of the Parliament of Scotland, Fourth Session of the first Parliament of Queen Anne, intituled, “ Act 
anent Plantation of Kirks and valuation of Teinds,” for vesting in the Court of Exchequer in Scotland the said powers, and for regulating 
the proceedings of the said Court of Exchequer as to the exercise of such powers; Ordered, 1x11. 133. Not presented. 


For improving the stipends of such of the Clergy of Scotland as are precluded from having their stipends augmented, from the teinds of their 
parish being exhausted; Ordered, Lx11. 133. Not presented. 


For defining and regulating the powers of the commission of teinds in augmenting and modifying the stipends of the Clergy of Scotland ; 
Ordered; presented; printed; 1x111.370. Lords Amendment agreed to, 471. R. A. 476. 


For augmenting parochial stipends in certain cases in Scotland; Ordered, Lxv. 433. Presented, 442. R. A. 499. 


Petition for leave to present a Petition for the relief of the widows and children of the Scotch Clergy; Referred, Lx1x. 235. Leave given ; 
Petition presented and referred; 238. Bill ordered, 243. Presented, 257. . Committee to report on a certain day, 269. Time enlarged 
for Report, 308. Regent’s consent signified, 323. R. a. 367. 


To enforce the due observance of the Canonsand Rubrick respecting the ages of persons to be admitted into the Sacred Ordersof Deacon and 
Priest in Jreland ; Ordered, L1x. 109. Presented, 116. Passed,143. Not returned frum the Lords. . 


To enforce the due observance of the Canons and Rubrick respecting the ages of persons tu be admitted into the Sacred Orders of Deacon and 
Priest ; From the Lords ; read; printed; L1x.214. R.A. 255. . 


For enforcing the residence of Spiritual persons on their benefices in Ireland ; Ordered, Lx1. 49. Presented ; printed; 58. Committed, 122. 
Considered, 127. Reported, and day appointed for further considering Report, 132. Not proceeded in. Another Bill Ordered, 
Lxi11. 256. Presented; printed; 257. Lords Amendments agreed to, 402. R.A. 449. 





Petition of London Clergy for Bill for their relief ; To lie on the Table, rv111. 183. Not proceeded in. 


Petition of London Clergy for Bill for the relief of certain incumbents of livings in the city of London; To lie on the Table, 11x. 104. 
Read again and referred to a Committee, 211. Bill ordered, 232. Presented, 244. R. 4.442. 


Petition of London Clergy for Bill to amend Act 44 Geo. III; Referred, Lxx1.48. Not reported. 


Petition for Bill for relief of certain incumbents of livings in London; Referred, tx x11. 74. Bill ordered, 162. Presented, 182. Petitions 
against, 207, 210, 211, 212, 217, 218, 219, 222, 224, 225, 230, 233, 235, 239, 244. Second reading put off for six months, 243. 


Petition for Bill for amending Act for the relief of certain incumbents of livings in the city of London ; To lie on the Table, .xx1v. 79. Read 
and referred, 114. Report; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed ; 226. (App. 1156.) Petition to be printed, 236. Bill ordered, 267. 
Presented, 269. Petitions against, 280, 281, 285, 298, 305, 312, 319, 324, 329, 334, 338, 342, 343, 348, 351, 368, 370, 398, 406, 450. 
Petitions against to be printed, 280, 289, 294. Time enlarged for Report, 419. Motion for referring to the Committee on the Bill an 
account relating to the property tax in the city of London ; withdrawn ; 456. Not reported. 


House orders certain persons to attend; ivi. 118,122. Called in and examined with respect to the Reverend John Horne having been 
ordained and having officiated in Priest’s Orders, and also to his having afterwards taken the name of Tooke, 133. Minutes to be printed, 
148. Day appointed for taking Minutes into consideration, 318. (See House, 4.) Considered ; Minutes and Reports read ; Mr. Horne 
Tooke heard in his place ; and previous Question negatived for a new writ in his room; 353. 


Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee of the whole House to consider so much of Act 21 Henry VIII. as relates to the 
residence of the Clergy; Withdrawn, ivr. 390. 
See ‘Accounts and Papers, 1180. 1283-1324. 2352. 2358. 3414-3417. 5571. Addresses, 129-141. 449. 
Churches, 1, 2. Committees, 172-177. 283. 1421, 1422. Curates. Edinburgh Ministers. Elections, 703. 
First Fruits. == — Gals, 5. House, 4. Land Taz, 4.11. Members, 136. Messages, 19. 
Petitions, 81. Reports, 222. Supply, Key to Supply. Tithes, 1. 3.7. Westnanster Incumbents. 


‘Clergy Or hans ‘Petition fer Bill for establishing and well governing the charitable institution for maintaining and 


1. 


educating the poor Orphans of Clergymen; Referred, tx1v.51. Bill ordered, 88. Presented, 107. Lords Amendments agreed to, 210. 
R. A. 256. 


Clerical Errors :—sce Bitls, 402-406. 


Clerks of Assize *——See Assizes, 2. 


Clerk of the Crown : 


Deputy to the Clerk of the Crown in Chancery, in Great Britain, and the deputy to the Clerk of the Crewn in Chancery, in Ireland, deliver 
to the deputy to the Clerk of the House, a book containing the names of the Members of the First Parliamnnt of the United Kingdom ; 
LVI. 5. Deputy Clerk of the Crown in Chancery, in Great Britain, delivers to the Deputy to the Clerk of the House, a book 
containing a list of the names of Memhers returned to serve in Parliament; LVI1I.:7.—LXUl. 3, 559-—LXVIIL. 3.—-LX XIV, 7.— 
LXXV. 107. 





2. Deputy Clerk of the Crown ordered to attend with returas and amend them; Forthwith; Lx111. 118, 305. ——-— Immediately ; 


LvIiI, 269.—LXI. 35.—Lxi1. 46.— LXVIIL. 47. On the morrow; tvii1. 296.—L1x. 36.— Lx. 121.—Lx11. 69 — 
Lx. 86.—LxXXIv. 127.—Lxxv. 285, &amp;c. On future days; LVIII. 210.—LXVIII. 178, 579.—LXXIv. 188, 410. — 
LXXV. 311. Attends according to order and amends returns ; LvIII. 216.—LIX. 38.—LX. 121.—-LX1, 35.—LXII. 73.— 
LXII. 118.—LXVIIL. 47.—LX XIV. 132.—Lx xv, 289, &amp;c. 











3. Deputy Clerk of the Crown ordered to attend with returns in which there were mistakes ; attends accordingly, and returns amended by him ; 





LVI. 504.—LX1. 509.—LXUI. 150. Ordered to attend with a return, there being a Petition complaining of a double return ; 
tix. 168. Attends according to order with the said retara, 1772. ——— Ordered to attend with the last writ and return for Poole, on 
consideration of complaint of delay in execution of writ; 1x11. 772. 


4. Certificates signifying when returns were delivered in to the office of the Clerk of the Crown; Read, LV1.349.—LIx. 195. 


5. Deputy Clerk of the Crown ordered to attend to give the House information respecting a return ; attends accordingly ; 1x1. 169, 175- 





"Bee Accounts and Papers, 2558. 2561. 


Clerk 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXY. (1801—1520.) 


a 





CLERK——COACHMAKERS. 






























Clerk of the Crown in Ireland: 


1. _ Petitions, questioning returns of members for Ireland to‘be lodged in his office within fourteen days, &amp;e. ; On Petitions being lodged within: 
» that time, he shall forthwith make a copy thereof to be preserved in the said office, and transmit such original Petitions to the Speaker, 
and in case no such Petition shall be lodged within the time limited, transmit to the Speaker his° certificate; tv1.31.—2LV1. 5.— 
LVIII, Qe DA X. 5. LX. §.—LXI. 10: LX Uy §y 561 HL XIE. 7.—-L IV. 5.— EXV. 9. EXVE. 35.—L XVII 12.—LXVIII.5.— LXEX. BLY 
—LXX. 6.—LXX1. 7.—Lxxu. 8.—LXX111. 6.—LXXIV. 10. LXxV. 5, 109. See Elections, 743. 


2. His Deputy sends to Mr. Speaker, lists of Barristers at Law’who have consented to act as Commissioners’ in pursuance of Act 
42. Geo, III. c, 106,;. LYM, 19.—LX V1v,78.— LX VII. 219—EXVIII..47.—LXX. 278.—LX XV. 132, 215.. 


His Deputy incloses' Election Petitions to'Mr. Speaker; LxXv1. 85.—1xvri1. 30, 106.—LXIX. 147.—LXX. 187.—Lxxv. 159. 


4. Ordered to attend with a return on special matter from Galway notice being taken’that ne- return. had been made-to the Writ last issued ; 
Lxi1. 16. Attends, and return read, 18. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1325-1327, 2559, 2560. Burk, Edward. 
Clerks of the H OUSC :-—See Addresses, 494. House, 238-284. Witnesses, 6: 
Clerk of the Parliament :—S¢e Elections, 585. Parliament, 4. 


Clerks of N isl Prius :—— Bill to regulate the office of Clerk of Nisi Prius, or Judges Registrar in Ireland ; Ordered ; LX Xv. 357- 
Not presented. See Commitices, 178. ' ‘King, 93. , 


Clerks of the Peace: Bills relative to Clerks of the Peace : 


1. To enable Justices of the Peace to ascertain and settle a table of fees; Ordered; presented ; printed ; LXxtt. 172. Passed, 224. 
Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 282. ‘Report, 297. Another Bill ‘Ordered ; presented; printed ; 306. Lords‘ 
Amendments agreed to, 457. RB. A. 473: : 


to: 


‘To regulate the appointment and tenure of the office of ‘Clerk of the Peace in Ireland; Ordered, rxxtv. 317. Presented; printed; 350. 
Again printed, 462, Passed, 527. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill; Ordered, tx xv. 138. Presented ; printed ; 
205. RR. A. 374. 





3. Maps or Plans, &amp;c. to be deposited in ‘their offices ; LXIV. 191.—LXV¥. 106,—EXVII. 32.—-LXVHI. 194:—EXIX. 170.—LXX. 24.— 
LXX1. 26.—LXXIII. 132.— LX XIV. 1291,.—Lxxv.,56, &amp;c. 


&gt; 


Standing orders to be sent to them to be preserved in their offices; LXVI. 444: 
See Accounts and Papers, 1328, 1329, 1808. 


Clerk of the Pleas :—see Courts, 49. 

Clerkenwell :—see Parisies, 1. 

Climbin g Boys :—See Chimney Sweepers, 2-4. Petitions, 75, 

Clinton, Lieut. General Sir Henry :-—see House, 145. Members, 96. 
Clive, Lord :—see House, 111. 


Cloathing :—see ry, 1. 


Clocks and Watches : 


1. Bill to regulate the manufacture of Clocks and Watches; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; Lxxtv. 535. Committed, 553. Committee 
deferred, 561, 571. Petition of wholesale Clock and Watch manufacturers of London against, to lie on the Table, 563. | Not 
proceeded in. 


2. Bill for the more effectual prevention of frauds and abuses in the manufacture, exportation, and importation of sundry wares, and for the 
relief of distressed workmen brought up to practise the manufacture of Clocks and Watches; Ordered, Lxx111. 325. Presented; 
printed; 330. Petitions against; from: manufacturers’ of Gold and: Silver articles in Birmingham, to'lie on the Table, 372. Clock 
and Watchmakers of Liverpool, to lie on the Table and be printed, 392. 

See Committees, 1286. Petitions, 82. 


Cloth :—see Accounts and Papers, 130. Wool. 

Cloth Weavers :—See Petitions, 83. 

Cloth Workers :—see Petitions, 84. 

Clothiers :—see Petitions, 85. 

Clover Seed :—see Accounts and Papers, 1391; 2785. 

Cloves :—See Committees, 609. 638. 1575, 1576. 1581. Laws Expiring, 5. 25.31. 

Clyde Marine Society Lael Cotigiaiee, 9: 

Coaches :——See Hackney aii Stage Coaches. 

Coachmaker S :——Bill for repealing the duties upon licences to-be taken out by Coachmakers, and on estteien to ‘es built for sale 
in Scotland, and.for granting other duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lv111. 546. » Order for Bill discharged ; and instruction ‘to the 


Committee on Assessed Taxes Bill, to make provision pursuant to certain resolutions of a Committee of the whole House, 676. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1332. Assessed Tares, 3. Supply, 5002. 


Coals 


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I 


Coals and Coal- Meters, 





. Bills relative to Coals and Coal- Meters, Ordered in on Motion; 


1—21. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Coals and Coal-Meters, and 


Proceedings thereon; 22—32. 


ITI. Questions Negatived ; 33, 34. 


I. 


1. 


11. 
12, 
13. 
14. 
15. 


16. 
17. 
18. 


19. 
21. 


Bills relative to Coals and Coal-Meters, Ordered in on Motion: 


For making more effectual provision for preventing frauds and abuses in the admeasurement of Coals within the cities of London and 
Westminster ; Ordered, Lv1. 148. Presented; printed; 175. Day appointed for second reading, 259. Petitions against, to lie on 
the Table till second reading, from, viz.; Coal Exchange, Proprietors of, 284. Paul, Saint, Shadwell, and St. George Middlesex, 
Victuallers of, 296. Shields, Ship Owners of, 290, 297. Ship Owners, 315. Whitby, Ship Owners of, 336. Order for second 
reading discharged, 396. 

For allowing under certain restrictions the bringing a limited quantity of Coals, Culm, or Cinders to London and Westminster by inland 
navigation ; Ordered, Lx. 358, Presented, 416, Printed, 437. Lords Amendments agreed to, 491. a. a. 498. To continue 
the said Act; Ordered, ux1. 474. Presented, 480. R. a. 547. Ordered, 2x11. 215. Presented, 227. nr. a. 269. Ordered, x11, 
395. Presented, 410. R. a. 465. 





For granting a duty on Coals brought to London and Westminster by inland navigation; Ordered, txv. 406. Presented; printed; 413, 
Rk. A. 506. 


For continuing Acts 45 &amp; 50 Geo. III. for bringing Coals, Culm, or Cinders to London and Westminster by inland navigation ; Ordered, 
LXVI. 303. Presented, 313. R. a. 356. Ordered, Lxvitt. 307. Presented, 615. Instruction relative to bringing Coals to London 
and Westminster by inland navigation, 622. Rr a. 658. Ordered, Lxx, 443. Presented, 448. Rr. a. 469. Ordered, Lxx1. 457. 
Presented, 472. R.A.520. Ordered, Lxx11. 127. Presented, 139. Instruction to amend Acts, 232. Bill re-committed, 250. 
Passed, 257. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 416. Report, 421, Another Bill; Ordered, 436. Presented, 440. 
R.A. 474. Ordered, Lxx111. 362. Presented, 371. R,a. 406. Ordered, Lxx1v. 568. Presented, 578. R, a. 620. Ordered, 
LXXxv. 355. Presented, 363. Rk. A. 455. 


To explain Act 22 Geo. III. c. 41.80 far as relates to Coal Meters and Corn Meters of the city of London ; Ordered, txv1. 377. Presented, 
382. R. A. 433. 


For allowing the like drawbacks on Coals used in Devon as are now allowed in Cornwall; Ordered, xvi. 388. Presented, 389. R. A. 433. 


To repeal Act 25 Geo. III. c. 54. for better securing the duties upon Coals, Culm, and Cinders, and to make other provisions in lieu * 
thereof; Ordered, txvit.13. Presented, 17. Printed, 26. Bill re-committed, 94. R. A. 158. 


For allowing a drawback of the duty on Coals used in fire or steam engines, for raising ores in Devon and Cornwall ; Ordered ; presented ; 
LXVIII. 141. R. A. 338. 


‘To extend the exemption on Coals and Culm for which coast duties have been paid on being again exported, to Cinders or caked Coals which - 
have paid the duties ; Ordered, Lxx. 441. Presented, 448. R. A. 469. 


For the more speedy and effectual collection of the tonnage duty upon ships inward, and for making regulations respecting the loading of 
Coals; Ordered, Lxx1.304 Presented, 309. R. a. 384. 


For allowing a drawback of the duty on Coals consumed in lead mines in Cornwall ; Ordered ; Instruction for preventing frauds in the 
allowance of drawback; ~txx1. 468. Presented, 479. R. A. 520. - 


To reduce the-duty on the exportation from Great Britain of small Coals of a certain description; Ordered, Lxx1. 481. Presented, 486. 
R.A. 520. / 


For requiring the like proof to obtain drawback of duty on Coals used or consumed in calcining or smelting tin, copper or lead ores in 
Devon and Cornwall, as is required on Coals used in mines; Ordered, Lx xiv. 560. Presented, 574. Rn. a. 631. 


For repealing the duties on Coals, Culm and Cinders carried coastwise in Wales, and granting other duties on Coals and Cinders in lieu 
thereof; Ordered, Lx111. 440. Presented, 443. Passed, 463. Not returned from the Lords. 


For suspending the duties of Coals and Culm removed coastwise in Wales ; Ordered, Lxx11. 396. Presented, 409. R. A. 4'73- 
To continue the low duties on Coals and Culm carried coastwise to any port in Wales; Ordered, Lx xv. 361. Presented, 965. p. a. 455- 


To continue Act of the parliament of Ireland, 31 Geo. IT. for better supplying the city of Dublin with Coals, and for the better encourage- 
ment of the collieries of Ireland; Ordered, Lx11. 254. Presented, 261. Order for going into the Committee dropped for want of forty 
members, 290." R. A. 364. 


To continue Acts relating to the duty on Coals imported into Dublin ; Ordered, xvyj. 157. Presented, 162. R. 4. 199. 
To regulate the price of Coals bought for the poor in Dublin; Ordered, txvir.171. Presented, 174. R. A, 533- 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Coals and Coal-Meters, and Proceedings 


22. 


thereon : 

Birmingham :—See Companies, 3. 

Chelsea :—See infra, 32. 

Essex :—See infra, 24. 

Greenwich :—See infra, 22. 

Kent :—For leave to present a Petition for preventing frauds in the admeasurement of Coals ; Referred, txx1.201. Leave given; 
Petition presented, and referred; 209. Bill ordered, 222. Presented, 239. Order for Second reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 
and another ordered; 252. Preseuted, 255. Petition for leave to proceed upon the Bill; Referred, 444. Leave given to Committee 
to sit, and proceed forthwith, 460. R.A, §15.—~=—— For repealing parts of Act; Referred, Lxx11. 52. Bill ordered, 137. Pre- 


sented, 140, Petitions against, 177, 244, 282. Petition for provision, referred, 222. Instruction accordingly, 231, Committee to 
send 


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282 COALS AND COAL-METERS—continued. 


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II. Petitions for Bills relative to Coals and Coal-Meters, and Proceedings 
thereon—continued. 


send for persons, papers and records, 238. R. A: 354.» To extend the provision of Act ; Referred, Lx x11.'72. Not reported ——— 
To establish an office to prevent frauds in the admeasurement of Coals in several parishes in that county ; To lie on the Table, Lxx1v.71. 
Not proceeded in. For appointing an Office and Land Coal Meter for several parishes in that county ; Referred, Lxxv.50. Petition 
renewed, and referred, 200. Bill ordered, 250. Presented, 257. Petitions against, 323, 336. Time enlarged for Report, 336. Petition in 
favour, $75. Bill passed, 375. Not returned from the Lords. ' 


23. Leeds :—For amending and enlarging the powers of several Acts for the better supplying that town and neighbourhood with Coals; 
Referred, tv111.132. Bill ordered, 193. Presented, 205. R. a. 286. 


London :—See Markets, 17. 


24. Middlesex and Westminster :—For preventing frauds in the admeasurement of Coals; Referred, x x1. 34. Bill ordered, 116. 
Presented, 123. Petition against,222. Re-committed; Committee to sit and proceed; 271. R. a. 384. —&lt;— To extend the powers 
of Act for preventing frauds in the admeasurement of Coals in certain parishes in Middlesex and Essex ; Referred, xx11.12. Bill 
ordered, 24. Presented, 32. R.A. 130. 


2 


. 


: Newcastle-under-Lyme :—For better supplying that town with Coals; Referred, .xv11. 76. Reported, and Report re-committed, 
107. Reported, and Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 143. R.A. 352. 


2 


fc) 


' Newcastle-upon-Tyne :——To regulate the lading of ships with Coals in that port; Referred, uxv.22. Bill ordered, 149. Pre- 
sented, 159. R. A. 380. Referred, 1x x11. 66, Bill ordered, 137. Order of Leave read and discharged, and another Bill ordered ; 
presented ; 263. R.A. 354+ 





27. 


«i 


Sea Coal :—For better regulating the admeasurement of Coals sea borne; Referred, vx1. 78. Reported; Report to lie on the table, 


and be printed; 147. Day appointed for further considering Report; 152. Considered, and Bill ordered, 155. Presented, 170. 
Petitions against, 177. Petitions in favour, 282, 285, 316. Not proceeded in. 


28. Severn :—To exempt Coals and Culm shipped within the River Severn from the coast duty ; Referred, 1x x11. 61. Report to lie upon 


Table, 150. Not proceeded in. To exempt Coals carried within that River from the coastwise duty; Referred, 1xx111. 53. 
Bill ordered, 79. Presented, 134. Petitions against, 238, 256, 261. Printed, 272. Not proceeded in. 





29. Surrey :—To enlarge the term, and amend the powers of Act 26 Geo. III. for preventing frauds and abuses in the admeasurement of 
Coals in that county ; To lie on the Table, rv11. 172. Read again, and referred to the Committee on London Coal Market Petition, 345. 
See Markets, 1'7.—&lt;— For more effectually preventing frauds in the admeasurement of Coals in several parishes in that county ; 


Referred, Lx1. 107. Bill ordered, 199. Presented, 251. R.A. 332. To repeal a certain Clause in Act 26 Geo. III.; Referred, 
ixxiv. 48. Not reported. 





30. Sussex :—For preventing frauds and abuses in the admeasurement of Coals in that county; Referred, rxx11. 41. Committee revived, 
and to sit and proceed on the morrow, 116. Not reported. 


3 


—s 


. Thames and Medway :—For preventing frauds in the admeasurement of Coals in the parishes on the shores thereof; Lxx11. 72. 
Referred, 73. Not reported. 


32. Westminster :—For leave to present a Petition to remove doubts as to certain Acts relating to the admeasurement of Coals in that 
city; tv11. 365. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 366. Bill ordered, 434. Presented, 452. R.A. 642. For 
continuing Act, and for extending the limits of their office to Chelsea; Referred, Lxx11.11. Bill ordered; presented; 18. Re-com- 

‘mitted, 111. Petition against, 202. R.a. 354. See supra, 24, 


III. Questions Negatived : 


33. For leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the several Acts in force for imposing duties on Coal and Culm seaborne and carried coastwise, 


together with,so much of Act 39 Geo. III. c.84. as makes the duty purchased of the Duke of Richmond payable to His Majesty 
as other duties on Coals; Lx xiv. 466. 





34. For the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of repealing so much of several Acts as grants an exemption from the coast 
duty in favour of the Coals or Culm carried along the Monmouthshire canal ; Lx vi. 294. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1333-1381. 3168-9. Committees, 1779-200. 363. 634-5. 641. 653. 1423. 1579-1581. 1586. 
Elections, 49. Petitions, 86-94. 182. Smuggling, 4. Supply, 4539, 4540. 4681. 5442. 





Coal Factors :-—~ Petition for Bill to indemnify them from certain penalties incurred under Act 43 Geo. III. for establishing a Coal 
Market in London; Referred, rx. 8. Bill ordered, 14. Presented, 26. k. a. 81. 


Coal Yards, Dublin :—see Accounts and Papers, 1962. 
Coast Bonds :——See Ships and Vessels, 12. 


Coasting Trade: Bills relative to the Coasting Trade : 


1. To amend Act 31 Geo. III. for the better regulation and government of seamen employed in the Coasting Trade; Ordered, 1x. 350. 
Presented, 366. R. A. 452+ 


2. To amend Act 31 Geo. III. for the better regulation of seamen employed in the Coasting Trade ; Ordered, txx1.444. Not presented. 


3. For the encouragement and improvement of the Coasting Trade of Ireland; Ordered, Lxxv. 200. Presented ; printed; 220. Instruction 
relative to the stamp duties on Customs Bonds, 238. R.a. 374. See Committecs, 201. 1029-1032. Smuggling, 11. 


Cobb at Lyme Regis :—see Lyme Regis. 
Cobbett, William :—see Petitions, 95. 147. 


Cobourg, His Serene Highness the Prince Of :—House resolves to condole with his Serene Highness on 


the calamitous and untimely death of his illustrious consort, Her Royal Higness the Princess Charlotte Augusta, and message of condolence 
sent tohim; Lxx111.9. Answer, 26. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5144, 5145- Addresses, 38. 51. Messages, 86. 115, 116. Naturalization, 1. 
Queen Charlotte, 1. Supply, 35'79- Wales, Princess Charlotte of. 


Cochineal : Bills relative to Cochineal : 


1. For repealing th Duties of Customs on Cochineal dust and Granilla imported into Great Britain, and for granting other Duties in liev 
thereof; Ordered, ux. 408. Presented, 416. R. a. 487, , 


2. To revive and continue Act 7 Geo. II. c. 18. for the free importation of Cochineal and Indigo; Ordered, Lx1x. 165. Presented, 177- 
R.A. 233- To revive and further continue Act 7 Geo. II. c. 18.; Ordered, Lxx1.19. Presented, 26. R. a. 74. ——— 





Further to continue Act 7 Geo. II. c. 18.; Ordered, Lxx11.15i. Presented, 175. ®. A- 217. 
See Committees, 202-205. 615. 631. 642. 1576. 1579. 1582. Laws Expiring, 9. 19. 32. 


Cochrane, 


eal 








COCHRANE——COLCHESTER. 283 





Cochrane, Sir Alexander :——Motion for an Address for instituting an inquiry into the conduct of Sir Alexander 


Cochrane, on the subject of a representation made to him, that Captain Lake had caused a sailor, named Robert Jeffery, to be Janded on 
the Island of Sombrero; Withdrawn, Lxv. 245. See Addresses, 628. House, 112. 116. 


Coch rane, Lord :——Copy record of proceedings upon an indictment against Lord Cochrane, and,the Honourable Andrew Cochrane 
Johnstone (Members); Ordered, Lx1x. 370. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House that he had received a letter from Lord Cochrane, 
asserting his innocence of the matters of which he had been convicted in the Court of King’s Bench, 374. Copy record of conviction 
presented ; to be considered ; Lord Cochrane ordered to attend in his place; Marshal of the King’s Beuch to bring him in custody ; copy 

_ of order to be sent to him ; Mr. Cochrane Johnstone ordered to attend in his place ; Motion for laying before the House copy of the Report 
of the trial, together with Lord Cochrane’s statement, or any affidavit of his filed in the court of King’s Bench; Negatived, 381. 
Mr. Speaker acquainted the House that he had received another letter from Lord Cochrane requesting that the business might be postponed ; 
consideration deferred ; Lord Cochrane and Mr. Cochrane Johnstone to attend in their places; 407. Order read for considering record of 
conviction ; House informed that Lord Cochrane was attending in custody of the Marshal of the King’s Bench ; his Lordship brought to the 
bar in custody of the Serjeant, and desired to take his place; Mr. Cochrane Johnstone not attending, the Sergeant was called upon to give 
an account of what had been done in relation to the service of the Orders of the House; Messengers examined in relation thereto; two 
Members in their places gave the House information relative to him ; copy of record read; 427. Lord Cochrane heard in his place, and 
withdrew in custody of the Sergeant; remanded into the custody of the Marshal, and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrants accordingly ; 432. 
Motion that it appears by the said record, that Lord Cochrane had been convicted of a conspiracy to cheat and defraud His Majesty’s 
subjects of certain sums of money; Amendment proposed; debate arising; Motion for adjourning debate; Motion and Amendment 
withdrawn ; main Question proposed, and Question negatived for adjourning debate; main Question put ; resolution thereupon, and that 
Lord Cochrane be expelled the House ; resolutions nem con. respecting the conduct of Mr. Cochrane Johnstone, and that he be expelled ; 
new writs ordered; 433. Resolution of thanks to Lord Gambier read; Motion for an address to the Prince Regent, to remit to Lord 
Cochrane the punishment of the pillory; Amendment proposed; Amendment and Motion withdrawn; 479. Mr. Speaker acquaints 
the House, that he had received a letter from the Marshal of the King’s Bench, respecting the arrest of Lord Cochrane ; referred to the 
Committee of Privileges; uxx. 179. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1382. 3659. 5392- Addresses, 62d} Committees, 11701. House, 119. 
Ellenborough, Lord. 


Cockburn, Commodore George :—see House, 112. 
Cocoa 2——See Accounts and Papers, 1764. 2473. 4857- 


Cocoa Nuts 2—See Coffee, 1. 2. 4. Committees, 206, 207. Excise, 5. 25. Supply, 5094. 5097. 5335- 


Cocquet :—See Committees, 954. 

Cod Fish :—see Fish, 27. 

Codex Alexandrinus :—See Aecounts and Papers, 1384- Supply, 3215. 3430. 
Coffee : Bills relative to Coffee : 


1. To repeal so much of Acts 10 Geo. I. and 43 Geo. III. as relates to the regulations under which Coffee, Cocoa-nuts, Sugar and Rice (not 
being the produce of the East Indies) are allowed to be warehoused on importation into Great Britain ; Ordered ; instruction for autho- 
rizing the collectors and comptrollers of the Customs in the Colonies and Plantations to administer certain oaths; Lx11. 245. Presented, 
256. R.A. 364. 


2. To repeal so much of above Act as relates to the payment of Duty on Coffee and Cocoa-nuts when exported from the warehouse in which 
the same shall be secured; Ordered, 1x11.684. Presented, 709. Re-committed, 772. R. a. 830. 


3. For reducing the Duty of Customs on Coffee; Ordered, ux111. 430. Bill presented, 435. 2B. A. 475. 


4. For reducing the Excise Duties on Coffee imported into Great Britain; Ordered, tx111. 430. Instruction respecting the warehousing of 
Cotfee and Cocoa-nuts; Bill presented; 435. R. A. 475- 


5. For lowering the Duty of Excise on Coffee of the growth of His Majesty’s dominions in Africa; Ordered, rx1v. 383. Presented; 
printed; 386. R.a. 408. 


6. For allowing dealers to roast their own Coffee on certain conditions ; Ordered, Lx1v. 390. Presented, 336. R. a. 398. 


7. Toexplain and amend part of Acts 19 and 49 Geo. III. for allowing dealers to roast their own Coffee; Ordered, txv1. 398, Presented, 
401. R.A. 453- ; 


8. To regulate the separation of damaged from sound Coffee; Ordered, Lxvil. 511. Presented, 514. R.A. 559. ——&lt;—— To continue the said 
Act; Ordered, tx1x. 153. Presented, 166. rR. a. 194. Ordered, rxx11. 56. Presented, 116, Rk. a. 164, To revive, 
continue and amend the said Act; Ordered, rxxv. 381. Presented, 391. R. A. 455- 


9. To repeal = Duties on Coffee exported from the warehouses of the East India Company, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxx1v. 583. Presented, 591. 
R. A. 631. 





11. Tocontinue Act of the Parliament of Ireland 37 Geo. III. for regulating the import, export and sale of Coffee in Ireland ; Ordered, ivr. 
540. Instruction for securing the Duties payable on licences to persons in Ireland selling Malt; Bill presented; 542. n. a. 641. 


See Acconnts and Papers, 1385-1390. 1764. 2473. 4352- 4355- 4857. 4865-6. 4868. Auctions, 2. 3. 5. 
Bermuda, 2. Committees, 79. 206-215. 616, 617. 642.644. 1183. 1185. 1187. 1189. 1204. 1576. 1582-3. Excise, 5.11.25. 
Laws Expiring, 6. 9. 11. 33. Sugar, 16. 18. 21. 28. Supply, Key to Ways and Means; also, 5335. Tobacco, 3. 


West Indies, 19. 
Coffee-house Keepers :—see Petitions, 96. 
Coffee Shops :—see Petitions, 97. 


Coffins (Iron) :—see Petitions, 281. 
Coin and Coinage : 


1. Bill to provide for a new Silver Coinage and to regulate the currency of the Gold and Silver Coin of this realm; Ordered ; presented ; 
printed; LXXI. 420. R. A. 501. 


2. Motions, that by the law and constitution of these realms it is the undoubted right of every man to sell or otherwise dispose of his property 
for whatever he deems to be its value, that any Statute to restrain this right would be contrary to the principles of the British consti- 
tution ; Previous Questions thereupon negatived, txv1. 465.—Lxviti. 60. 


See Accounts and Papers, 946. 1064-1093. 1391-1411. 3418-3434. 4139- 5393-4. Addresses, 142-144. Bank 
of England, 6-11. Bullion. Committees, 216-218. 789. Gold. Labourers, 8, Supply, Key to Supply. 


Coins and Medals :— See Austen, Robert. 
Colchester :—see Sessions, 3. 


Be: Colchester, 
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284 COLCHESTER——-COMMERCIAL. 





Coleh ester, Lord *——Bill for settling and securing annuities on Lord Colchester, and on the next persons to whom the title of 
Lord Colchester shall descend; Ordered, Lxx11.338. Presented, 345. R. a. 418. 
See Abbot, The Right Honourable Charles. Addresses, 450. 551. Committees, 219. House, 97. Messages, 9. 


Cold Bath Fields Prison :——Motion, that Mr. Aris, the Governor of Cold Bath Fields Prison, be called before the 
House ; Previous Question thereupon negatived, Lv1. 35. 3 
See Accounts and Papers, 1412-1417. Addresses, 145. Committees, 135'7- Petitions, 98. Supply, 224. 479. 


Cole, Major General The Honourable Galbraith Lowry :—see House, 104. 114. 141, 145. 
Members, 96. 


Coleseed t:——See Rape Seed, 1. 
Collier, John Payne :—see Complaints, 19. House; 199: 


Collieries : 


1. Bill for the more effectual punishment of persons riotously destroying or damaging buildings and machinery used in Collieries; Ordered ; 
presented ; printed; LXxI. 451. Re-committed, 494. R. A. 520. ; 


2. Bill to extend the provisions of Acts 12 Geo. I.c. 34, and 22 Geo. II. c. 27, to labourers employed in Collieries ; Ordered, Lxx11. 154. 
Presented ; printed; 159. Againprinted, 248. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 406. Further consideration of Amend- 
ments put off for three months; and another Billordered ; 437. Presented, 442. R. a. 474. 


See Committees, 1424. Petitions 86-92. Supply, 628. 


Collingwood, Vice Admiral Lord :——Bill for settling and securing an annuity (£.2,000.) on Cuthbert Lord 
Collingwood and the two next persons to whom the title of Baron Collingwood shall descend ; Ordered, Lx1.28. Presented, 30. House 
informed, that fromthe circumstances of Lord Collingwood’s family it may be expedient some further provision should be made with 
respect thereto; Bill re-committed, 82. Instruction, that inthe event of Lord Collingwood’s decease, certain sums should be granted to 
Lady Collingwood and his daughter, 103. R. A. 158. 

See Addresses, 515. Committees, 221 759. House, 113. King, 57. Messages, 21. 


Colman 9 Mr. *——-See Addresses, 495. Supply, 411. 105". 


Colonies : Bills relative to the Colonies : 


1. For the more effectual recovery of penalties and forfeitures incurred in the British Colonies and Plantations in America; Ordered, Ex1v. 370. 
Presented, 375. R.A. 405. 


2. Toamend Act 22 Geo. III. respecting the granting of offices in the Colonies; Ordered ; presented; printed; LXIX. 144. R. A. 310. 


3. ‘To permit the importation of certain articles from His Majesty’s Colonies in Africa, upon payment of the same Duties as the like articles 
when imported from His Majesty’s Colonies in America; Ordered, Luxx. 315. Presented, 334. Passed, 352. Not returned from 


the Lords. 

See Accounts, Public, 14. Accounts and Papers, 12. 1418-1463. 2920. 3737-8. 3744. 4468. 5395. 5572. Acts of 
Parkament, 7. Addresses, 146-152.451.- | America, 1~7. Clergy, 17. Coffee, 1. Committees, 14. 22-28. 
Gibraltar, 1. Oranges and Lemons. Slaves, 7. 31. 38. Spirits, 43, 44. Supply, 5407. Tea, 2. 
Trade 2. West Indies, 8. 


Colourings :—see Porter. 
Colville, Mr. :——See Committees, 135'7. 
Colville, Major General The Honourable Charles :—see House, 145. 


Combermere, Lord :——Bill for settling and securing an annuity upon him; Ordered, txrx. 445. Presented 450. 
R.A. §16. See Committees, 761. House, 114. 145. Messages, 22. 


Combinations. 1——See Labourers, 1, 2. Petitions, 52. 293. - Printers. 1. Shoemakers. 


Commerce :——Motion for appointing a Select Committee to take into consideration the present state of the Commerce of the 
country ; Negatived, rxvir. 168, See America, 26. 


Commercial Agents *——See Addresses, 222. 


Commercial Credit: Bills relative to Commercial Credit : 


1, .. For enabling His. Majesty to direct the issue of Exchequer Bills to alimited amount; Ordered, xvi. 166. Presented, 177. Printed, 183. 
R, 4. 232. 


2. Forextending the time for the payment of certain sums of money advanced by way of loan under the above Act ; Ordered, Lxv11. 480. Presented, 
489.. Printed, 503. Passed, 520. Message to the Lords acquainting them that the Bill had been sent up by mistake, and requesting that 
it might be returned, 521. . Reportof its having been received back, 523. Lords Amendments agreed to, 534. R. a. 536. 

3. To authorize the issue of Exchequer Bills and the advance of money out of the consolidated fund, to a limited amount, for carrying on public 
works and employment of the poor in Great Britain; Ordered, rxx11. 221. Presented ; printed ; 224. Again printed, 268, Re- 
committed, 293. R. A. 354. To amend the said Act; Ordered, Lxx11. 408. Presented, 418. Printed, 436. R. a. 474.——— 
To amend the said Acts; Ordered, Lxx111. 338. Presented ; printed; 354. R. A. 417. To amend and continue the said Acts ; 
Ordered, Lxxv. 381. Presented, 385. R. A. 455+ To amend the said Acts so far as the same relate to Ireland; Ordered, 
LXXvV. 397. Presented, 408. Rr. a. 468. 











4. Tosecure to the Bank of Ireland the re-payment of all monies advanced by them for certain purposes ; Ordered, txvr. 204. Presented; 
printed; 256. R. A. 371. 


5. Forthe assistance of trade and manufactures in Ireland, by authorizing the advance of certain sums for the support of Commercial Credit ; 
Ordered, Lxxv. 322. Presented, 332, R. A. 422, 


See Committees, 222-224. 426-429. 1425. King, 58. Supply, 5107. 
Commercial Distress :—see Committees, 1517. Petitions, 109. 
Commercial. Licences :—See Accounts and Papers, 3071-3084. - Petitions, 103. 
Commercial Restrictions :—e-See Committees, 1517. Petitions, 104. 
Commercial Rooms. Bristol :—see Companies, 6. 

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Commissariat 





COMMITTEES. 285 


eee eS 





Commissariat Establishment :—see Accounts and Papers, 26, 3397; and Key to Army. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Commissariots :—See Accounts and Papers, 1464. 


Commissary in Chief :——NMotion that the allowing the late Commissary in Chief upon abolition of his office to retain half 


his salary of £.2,700. per annum, as a retiring pension was an excessive remuneration, &amp;c.; Negatived, LXX11. 249. 
See Accounts and Papers. Key to Army. 


Com missary General :——See Accounts and Papers, Key to Army. 
Commi ssary Clerks :-——See Accounts and Papers, 1464. 
Commissary Courts *——See Accounts and Papers, 5396, Committees, 225-6. Courts, 37-39. King, 59. 


Commissioners :——Bill for enlarging the time appointed for the first meetings of Commissioners and other persons, for putting in 
execution certain Acts of session 1808 ; Ordered, Lx111. 467. Presented, 468. R. a. 476. 


Commissions :—— His Majesty’s Commission approving of the choice of a Speaker; Lv1, 36.—LVII. 97.—LXXII. 313. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2556-2562. 


Commissions of Inquiry :—See Questions, 54. 


Commitments :——See Accounts and Papers, 1713-1728. House, 192-237. Members, 51-53- 





Committees. 





I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various 
matters; 1—1355. 


II. Select Committees appointed; 1356—1895. 


1.—Secret Committees ; 1356—1365. 

2.—To consider various matters; 1366—1824. 
3.—To do various matters; 1825—1846. 
4.—To inspect Lords Journals; 1847—1895. 


III. Orders and Incidental Proceedings; 1896—1939. 


IV. Questions, and Previous Questions Negatived and Superseded, 
and Motions Withdrawn; 1941—2087. | 


1.— Questions Negatived; 1941—2044. 

2.—Questions Superseded by reading the Orders, or other Orders of the Day; 2045—2047. 
3.—Questions Superseded by the Previous Question ; 2048—2061. 

4.— Motions Withdrawn; 2062—2087. 





I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters,— 
relative to,— 
Abercromby, Lady :—See infra, 755. 


1. Absentees :—So much of Act of session 1801, as relates to the duties on Irish Absentees; Lv1. 550. Considered, 577. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 583. See Absentees. 


Accomptant General :—See infra, 156. 


Accounts, Public: 
2. Of granting salaries to such persons as shall be appointed Commissioners for the examination of the Accounts of the Expenditure of Public 
Money in the West Indies, &amp;c.; [King’s recommendation first signified,] 1x1. 937-8. Considered, 353. Resolution reported, 357. 
Instruction accordingly, 358. See Accounts, Public, 5. 


3. Of granting salaries to such persons as shall be appointed Commissioners under any Act to be passed in session 1806, for making 
provision for the more speedy and effectual examination of the Public Accounts of this kingdom ; [King’s recommendation first signified, ] 
Lx. 445. Considered, 448. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 452-3. See Accounts, Public, 6. 


4. Of salaries and allowances to be made to the Commissioners appointed for auditing the Public Accounts of Ireland ; [Regent’s recommendation 
first signified,] Lxv11. 263. Considered, 269. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 275. See Accounts, Public, 9. 


5. Of salaries and allowances to be made to the Commissioners appointed for auditing the Military Accounts of Ireland; [Regent’s recom- 
mendation first signified,] Lxv11. 263. Considered, 269. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 275. See Accounts, Public, 11. 


Admiralty Courts : 
6. Of granting to the Judges of the Vice Admiralty Courts in the islands of Jamaica and Martinico, and at Halifax in America, contingent 
Annuities to take place on resignation ; LVI. 520. King’s recommendation signified, and matter considered, 527. Resolution reported, 
and instruction accordingly, 536. See Prizes, 1. 
7. Of 


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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continied. 


Admiralty Courts—continued. 


7. Of proper salaries to be paid to Judges of the Vice Admiralty Courts in the West Indies and America; [King’s recommendation 
first signified,] v1. 569. Considered, 577. ‘Two resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 583. See Prizes, 1.' 


8. Of making provision for the salaries of the Judges of the Courts of Admiralty in the islands of Malta, Bermudas, and the Bahamas; [King’s 
recommendation first signified,] Lv111.641. Motion for instruction for granting to the Judges of theVice Admiralty Courts in Malta, &amp;c. 
contingent Annuities to take place on resignation under certain regulations ; King’s recommendation signified, and motion agreed to ; 
Considered ; 647. Four resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 652. See Navy, 4. 


9. So much of Act 43 Geo. III. as relates to the salaries of the Judges of the Vice Admiralty Courts in Malta, Betmuda, and Bahamas ; [King’s 
recommendation first signified,] Lx.193. Considered, 199. Four resolutions reported and instruction accordingly, 208. See Navy, 6 


11.  Ofa proper augmentation of the salaries of the Judge of the Court of Admiralty in Scotland, and of the Judges of the Commiséd iry Court in 
Edinburgh ; [King’s recommendation first signified,] Lx1. 265. Considered, 268-9. _ ‘Two resolutions reported, and Bill or Bills 
ordered, 272. See Courts, 7. 


12. Of making provision for the salaries of the Judges of such Courts of Admiralty as may be established in the islands of Malta, Bermudas, and 
the Bahamas; [Regent's recommendation first signified,] Lxx. 430. Considered, 431. ‘Two Resolutions reported ; and instruction 
accordingly; 438. See Navy, 21. 


Africa : 
13. Of allowing the importation of goods and commodities under certain circumstances from parts of Africa or Europe; txrv. 291. Considered, 
295. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 303. See Africa, 3. 


14, Of the importation into Great Britain of goods the produce of His Majesty’s Colonies in Africa; Lxx. 302. Considered, 309. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 315. See Colonies, 3. 


15. Of permitting the exportation of any goods or commodities which shall have been imported from any of the British Settlements in Africa 
to any yr of the said Settlements; Lxx11. 324. Considered, 332. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 340, 
ee Africa, 4. 


16. Act 23 Geo. II. c. 31. for extending and improving the trade to Africa ; Considered, and reported; Lxx1v 579. Bill ordered, 580. 
See Africa, 2. 


Agriculture : 


17. Of the distressed state of the Agriculture of the United Kingdom ; Lxx1. 154. Order discharged, and new Committee appointed, 2¢1. 
Petitions referred, 35, 61, 81, 152, 157, 164, 186, 200, 223, 225, 227, 229, 230, 232, 244, 246, 251, 260, 261, 265, 268, 277, 283, 
288, 301, 319, 322, 351, 356, 406. Matters considered, 252. Further considered, 284, 398. No report. See infra, 573-575. 


Alkali; 2 || 
18. Of the duties payable on the importation into Great Britain of Alkali, and of articles containing Alkali, &amp;c.; Lxx1v. 157. ~Considered, 
165. Two resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 169. See Alkali. 


19. So much of Act 49 Geo. III. c. g2. as relates to the duties on Alkali; txxiv. 258. Considered, 276. Resolution reported, and 

instruction accordingly, 283. See Alkali. 

21. Alnage Laws :— Report from the Select Committee on the Petition of Clothiers in Dublin, Cork, Tipperary, Wicklow, and Kildare, 
for the repeal of the Alnage laws ; [Regent’s recommendation first signified,] Lxx11.418. Considered, 426. Three Resolutions reported, 
and Bill ordered, 434. See Alnage Laws. 

America : 


British Colonies : 

22. Of permitting the importation of certain articles into the British Colonies on the continent of North America, from the United States, and 
the exportation of certain enumerated articles from the same Colonies to the said States; Lx11. 772. Considered ; Reported and Bill 
ordered ; 784. See America, 1. ; 


23. Of permitting certain articles the produce of Europe, to be shipped on board ships arriving with British North American produce in order to 
be exported to North America; Lx1v. 232. Considered; reported; and Bill ordered; 244. See America, 2. 


24. Act 49 Geo. III. c. 47. relating to the trade with America; Lxv. 178. Considered ; reported; and Bill ordered; 183. Sée America, 4. 


25. Of permitting a trade between places in Europe, south of Cape Finistere and certain ports in the British Colonies in North America ; rxv1. 
407. Considered; reported; and Bill ordered; 411. See America, 3. 


26. Of the trade with America; LxXx. 443. Considered; reported; and Bill ordered ; 444. See America, 5. 


27. Acts 47, 49, and 52 Geo. IIT. relating to the trade with America; Lxx111.100. Considered, 104. Three Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 113. See America, 6. 


28. Of allowing a drawback on goods imported into any British Colony in America on exportation; Lxxv. 223. Considered, 231. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 238. See America, 7. 


United States of America : 
29. The treaty of Commerce with the United States of America; Lvi. 577. Considered, 586. Nine resolutions reported, 591. _Bill-ordered, 


592. See America, 8. 

31. So much of Act 37 Geo. III. respecting the American treaty, as relates to duties imposed on the tonnage of American ships and on goods 
imported in American ships, Lv11. 97. Considered, 132. Reported, and Bill ordered, 143. See America, 11. 

32. Act 37 Geo. III. for carrying into execution the treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation with America; Lx. 154. Considered, 169. 
Reported, and Bill ordered, 1770. See America, 14. 

33. Act 37 and 45 Geo. III. for carrying into execution the treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation with America; Lxr. 115. 
Considered, 121. Reported, and Bill ordered, 123. See America, 15. 

34. Acts 37 and 46 Geo. III. for carrying into execution the treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation with America ; ‘LXID. 577- Considered ; 
reported; and Bill ordered ; 592. See America, 17. 

35. Acts 37 and 47 Geo. III. for carrying into exeeution the treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation with America; Lx111. 28. Considered ; 
reported ; and Bill ordered; 33. See America, 18. 

86. Of the trade with the United States of America; Lx111. 388. Considered, 394. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 401. 

See America, 19. 
37. Ofthe Convention with America ; Lxx1.100. Considered, 188. Three Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 196. _ See America, 22. 
38.  Actof the Session 1816, c. 15; LXXI. 414. Considered; reported; Bill ordered; 418. See America, 22. 


39. Of placing British goods exported direct from this country to the United States upon the same footing as when exported to any foreign 
country ; Lxx11.350. Considered, 353. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 361. See America, 23. 


41. Convention with America, presented 15 March 1819; Considered; reported and Bill ordered; Lxxt1v. 346. See America, 25, 
42. Acts 56 Geo. Ill. c. 15 &amp; 1, and 57 Geo. III. c. 58 ; Convention with America, dated 20 October 1818 ; Referred, txx1v, 506. Con- 
sidered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 511. See America, 26. 


See infra, 606, 607. 615. 958-961. 


Amherst 





COMMITTEES—continued. 287 





I. Committees of the W hole House appointed to consider various matters—continiied. | 
Amherst Lord :—See infra, 756. 
Annuities : 
43, Acts. 37 and 42 Geo. III. respecting Annuities; trx. 398. Considered, 403. . Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 409. See 


Annuities, 1. 


44. Acts 37, 42 and 44 Geo. III. relating to Annuities; Lx. 38. Considered, 40. ‘Two Resolutions reported, 43. Bill ordered, 44. See 
Annuities, 2. P 


45. Acts 37,42 and 45 Geo. III. relating to Annuities ; Lx. 318. Considered, 325. Three Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 335. See 
Annuities, 3. 


46. Of enabling the holders of £. 3. per cent stock to purchase Life Annuities; Considered ; and to be further considered ; Lx111. 327. Further 
considered, 376. Resolutions reported (App. 925.), and Bill ordered, 383. See Annuities, 6. LS 


47. Acts 48 Geo. III. c. 142, and 49 Geo. III. c. 64, for enabling the Commissioners for the reduction of the National Debt togrant Life Annuities; 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; Lxvir. 508. See Annuities, 9. 


48. Act v4 Session 1814 for raising the sum of twenty-four millions by Annuities; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; Lx1x.460. See 
upply, 5161. ; 


49. Acts 47 Geo. III. c.55; 49 Geo. III. c. 92; and 51 Geo. III. c. 61, relating thereto; uxx1. 242. Considered, 245. Resolution reported, 


and instruction accordingly, 248. See Supply, 5246. 

50. Acts 48 Geo. IIIc. 142; 49 Geo. III. c. 64; and 52 Geo. III. c, 129, for enabling the Commissioners for the reduction of the National 
Debt to grant Life Annuities ; Lxx1. 395. Considered; Resolution reported, and Bill ordered; 399. See Annuities, 15. 

51. Acts 48, 49, 52, and 56 Geo. III. relative to Life Annuities; Lxx11. 184. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 186. See 


Annuities, 16. 


52. Acts 48, 49, 52, 56 and 57 Geo. III. for enabling the Commissioners for the reduction of the National Debt to grant Life Annuities ; 
LXXIv. 291. Considered, 296. Four Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 303. See Annuities, 18. 


53. Act of Session 1805, for raising the sum of £. 1,500,000. by Annuities for the service of Ireland; tx. 426. Considered, 434. Resvlution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 446. See Annuities, 4. 


54. Acts of the Parliament of Ireland 13 &amp; 14 Geo. III. c. 5; 15 &amp; 16 Geo. III. c, 2; 19 &amp; 20 Geo. III. c. 2 and c. 10; and 33 Geo. III. c. 5, 
for granting Annuities in the manner therein provided ; txtv. 361. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 370. See Annuities, 8. 


55. Act of the Parliament of Ireland 13 &amp; 14 Geo. III. c. 7, and 47 Geo. III. sess. 2, c. 21, relating to Irish Annuities; Lxx11. 294. Con- 
sidered; reported, and Bill ordered, 329. See Annuities, 1'7. 
See infra, 606. 


Antigua :—See infra, 607. 


56. Aqua Vitze :—Act 56 Geo. III. c. 113, for repealing the Duties payable for licences for retailing Beer, Spirits, &amp;c. in Great Britain, and 


for imposing other Duties in lieu thereof; Lxx111. 100. Considered, 102. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 109. 
See Aqua Vite. 


Arms :—See infra, 557. 


57. Army :——So much of Act 39 Geo. III. respecting Provisional Cavalry as relates to the re-payment tothe Receivers General of sums 
advanced by them; tv11.367. Committee deferred, 372, 382,536. Not considered. 


Assessed Taxes : 
58. Acts 38.and 41 Geo. III. relating thereto; tvir. 308. Order for Committee read and discharged, 311. 


59. Acts relating to the Duties under the management of the Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes; Lv111. 457. Instruction to consider Act 
25 Geo. III. respecting licences to be taken out by coachmakers, and also certain Duties upon carriages to be built for sale ; Considered ; 
466. Resolution reported and agreed to, (App. 1125.); Bill or Bills ordered thereupon, 471. See Assessed Taxes, 3. 


61. Acts relating to the Duties under the management of the Commissioners for the Affairs of 'Taxes ; Lv111. 539. Considered, 541. Reso- 


lutions reported, (App. 1128.); agreed to and Bill or Bills ordered upon the last; 546. See Assessed Taxes, 5. Resolutions read 
again ; order of leave for Bills discharged, and instruction accordingly ; 676. See Assessed Taxes, 5. 


62. Acts under the management of the Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes; tviir. 599. Not considered. 
63. Act 43 —_ III. relating to Assessed Taxes; Lx1.387. Considered, 393. Resolution reported and instruction accordingly, 397. See 
jupply, 5199. 


64. Act 48 Geo. IIT. ¢. 55, relating thereto; Lxv. 395. Considered, 400. Resolution with Schedule reported, and Bill ordered, 406. See 
Assessed Taxes, 15. 


65. Act 46 Geo. III. c. 84, to grant certain allowances out of the Duties under the management of the Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes to 


persons in respect of the number of their children; Lxvi1. 528. Considered; reported; and Bill ordered; 530. See Assessed 
Taxes, 19. 


66. Acts 48 Geo. III. c. 55, and 52 Geo. III. c. 93, relating thereto; txx1.274. Considered, 280. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 285. See Agriculture, 2. 


Acts 48 Geo. III. c. 55; 52 Geo. III. c.93 ; 46 Geo. III. c. 84; and §2 Geo. III. c. 147, relating thereto; Lx x1. 287, Considered, 311. 
Four Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 317. «See Agriculture, 2. 


Of the Assessed Taxes in Ireland; Considered, Lx x1. 325. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 331-334. See Assessed Taxes, 23. 


69. Acts 48 Geo. Ill. c. 55, and 52 Geo. III. c. 93, relating to the Duties of Assessed Taxes ; Lxx1v.224. Deferred, 233. Not considered. 


71. Acts 48 Geo. III. c. 55, and 52 Geo. III. c. 93, relating to the Duties of Assessed Taxes; Lxx1v. 492. Considered, 499. Two Reso- 
lations reported, and Bill ordered, 505. See Assessed Taxes, 27. 


72. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 51, to relieve persons compounding for their Assessed Taxes from an annual Assessment; LxXv. 73. Considered, 77. 
Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 78. See Assessed Taxes, 29. 


73. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 51, to relieve persons compounding for their Assessed Taxes ; Lxxv. 382. Considered, 391. Two Resolations reported 
399. Bill ordered, 400. See Assessed Tuxes, 31. ; 


74. Act 56 Geo. III. c. 57, respecting Assessed Taxes in Ireland; txx111. 315. Considered, 335. Resolution reported, 340. Bill ordered, 
341. See Assessed Taxes, 26. 


75. Act 58 Geo. III. c. 54, for granting certain Rates, Duties and Taxes in Ireland ; Considered, xxx1v. 603. Two Resolutions reported, and 
instruction accordingly, 610. See Assessed Taxes, 28. 


76. Act 52 Geo. IIL. c. 95, to amend and regulate the assessmert and collection of the Assessed Taxes and Property Duty in Scotland ; 
LXx.401. Considered, 409. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 413. See Assessed Taxes, 21. 
See infra, 573-576. 


Auctions 
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288 COM MITT EES—continued. 





I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—eontinued. 


Auctions and Auctioneers : 
771. Of exempting, in certain cases, the sale of produce imported in British ships from America, from the Auction Duties; Lx11. 796. Consi- 


dered, 798. Reported, and Bill ordered, 802. See West Indies, 6. 
78. Of exempting from Auction Duty West India goods; Instruction to consider of the Duties on certain yoods derelict, jetsam, flotsam, 
lagan or wreck; LxviI. 205. Considered, 208. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 212. See Auctions, 2. 


79. Act of Session 1812, relating to the time in which plantation coffee may be sold by Auction without payment of the Auction Duty ; 


Lxvul. 477. Considered, 484. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 487. See Auctions, 5. 

81. Oftaking away the exemption from the Auction Duty in respect of estates and effects bought in, by or for the owners; LXvII. 484. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 488. See Auctions, 4. 

82. Acts 43 Geo. III. c. 69. and 54 Geo. III. ¢. 82. relating to the duties on Auctions; Lxx. 401. Order for going into Committee dis- 
charged, 410. 

83. Acts relating to Auctioneers; Considered ; report progress ; Committee to sit again; Lxx11.220. Consideration deferred, 247, 257, 285. 
Not considered. 

84. Acts relating to Auctioneers licences ; Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of London referred, and matters considered, Lxx111.192. Four 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 198. See Auctions, 7. 


85. Acts 17 Geo. III. c.50; 19 Geo. III. c. 56; 43 Geo. III. c. 69; 55 Geo. III. c.30; and 59 Geo. III. c.32, respecting Auctioneers licences ; 
Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of London referred, Lx xiv. 496. Considered, 510. Five Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 516. 


See Auctions, 7. 
86. Act 47 Geo. III. to secure the collection of the Duties on Auctions in Ireland, and to prevent frauds therein; Lx111. 385. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered; 390. See Auctions, 8. 
87. Act 54 Geo. III. c. 82. to grant Duties upon Auctions in Ireland; txx111. 344. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 348. See 
Auctions, 9. 


See infra, 431. 995. 1345- 1348. 


88. Bahama :—Of allowing certain articles to be imported into the Bahama Islands, and exported therefrom in foreign vessels ; and for 


encouraging the exportation of Salt from the said Islands; Lxvi1. 425. Considered; reported, and Bill-ordered ; 430. See Bahama 
Islands. See also supra, 8, g. 12. 


89. Baking Trade :—For leave to bring in a Bill for regulating the Baking Trade in Ireland ; Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 
Lxvit. 446. See Baking Trade, 3. 


Bank of England : 


91. Act39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. for establishing an agreement with the Governor and Company of the Bank of England ; rx1. 165. Order for going 
into the Committee discharged, 167. 


92. Act 44 Geo. III. c.1, for continuing the restrictions on payments of cash by the Bank of England; tx1x. 410. Considered; reported, 
and Bill ordered ; 417. See Bank of England, 3. 


93. Act 54 Geo. III. c. 99. to continue the restrictions on payment of cash by the Bank of England; txx. 71. Considered; reported, and 
Bill ordered ; 88. See Bank of England, 3.. 


94. Act 48 Geo. III. c. 3, for empowering the Governor and Company to advance the sum of three millions; Lxx.72. Considered; reported, 
and Bill ordered ; 81. See Bank of England, 1. 


95. Act 48 Geo. III. ¢.3, and 55 Geo. III. c.15, to amend same; Lxx1.31. Copy of Resolutions of the Bank upon Lord Liverpool's and 
Mr. Vansittart’s letter of 16 January 1816; Referred ; considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 55. See Bank of England, 1. 


Act 55 Geo. III. c. 28, for further continuing the restrictions on payments of cash by the Bank of England; uxx1. 268. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered; 280. See Bank of England, 3. 


Considered ; reported, and Bills ordered; 228. See Bunk of England, 3. Promissory Notes, 8. 


Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to restrain the Bank of England from making payments in cash under certain notices given by them 


96 

97. Acts 56 Geo. III. c.40, and 56 Geo. III. c.21, to continue the restrictions on payments in cash by the Bank of England; uxx111. 222. 

98 
for that purpose ; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; Lx xiv. 308. See Bank of England, 4. 

99. 


Reports of 5th April and 6th May 1819 from the Secret Committee on the state of the Bank of England, with reference to the expediency 
of the resumption of cash payments ; Lxx1v. 430. Considered, 476. Further considered, 478. Nine Resolutions reported ; Bill or 
Bills ordered; 481. See Bank of England, 5. 


Bank of Ireland : 


101. Act 56 Geo. III. c. 48, for continuing the restrictions on payments in cash by the Bank of Ireland; Lxx111.354. Considered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered; 360. See Bank of Ireland, 1. 


102. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to restrain the Governor and Company of the Bank of Ireland from making payments in the gold coin 
of this realm under certain notices given by them; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; LxxIv. 317. See Bank of Ireland, 2. 


103. Act 58 Geo. III. c.60, respecting restrictions on payments in cash by the Bank of Ireland; txx1v.492. Reports of 5th April and 
6th May 1819 from the Secret Committee on the state of the Bank of England, with reference to the expediency of the resumption of 
cash payments Referred, 492. Considered, 493. Eight Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 505. See Bank of Ireland, 3. 


See infra, 513. 


104. Bank Notes :—So much of Acts 43 &amp; 44 Geo. III. as relates to the duties on Notes and Bills of the Bank of Ireland ; xr. 194. 


Considered, 198. Resolution reported, and Report to be further considered, 204. Further considered ; Resolution agreed to, and 
Bill ordered ; 207. See Bank Notes, 2. See also infra, 513. 


105. eres =a :—Of granting salaries to the Commissioners of Bankrupts, and for defraying the expense of purchasing or erecting 
a building for the meetings of the Commissioners ; [Regent’s recommendation first signified,] Lxx111. 398. Considered, 403. Two 
Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 406. See Bankrupts, 6. Resolution read, and a Select Committee appointed to 
consider of a proper piece of ground for erecting a suitable building for holding the meetings of the Commissioners of Bankruptcy ; 
Lxxrv. 186. See infra, 1382. 


Barilla :—See infra, 1344. 


106. Bark :—So much of Act 2 James J. as relates to the re-grating of Bark and forestalling of Hides; ux1.511- Considered ; reported, 


and Bill ordered ; 527, See Oak Bark, 2. See also infra, 624. 652. 855, 856. 1344- 
107. Barracks :—Copy Contract for a building a Barrack, dated goth June 1820; txxv. 421. Considered, 425. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 432. See Barracks, 7. 


108. Barristers :—of means to enable the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to make allowances to Barristers employed at special sessions in 


ies —— recommendation first signified,] Lx1x. 451. Considered, 455. Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 462. 
reland, 16. 


Beef :—See infra, 942, 943. 


Beer : 


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I, Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 





Beer: 


109. Report from the Select Committee on the Petition of Common Brewers of London for a Bill to alter the provisions of Act 22 Geo. III. 
respecting the price of Table Beer; tv1.251. Considered, 277. Two resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 280. See Beer, 1. 


111. Act of 52 Geo. IIT. c. 65, to allow the use of sugar in brewing in Great Britain; Lxv111.14. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 18. 


See Beer, 3. 
112. So much of Act 43 Geo. c. 81, for granting certain ‘additional duties of Excise as relates to the duties and drawbacks on Beer and Ale; 
Considered, Lx x1. 470. Two resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 481. See Beer, 4. ; 
113, Of encouraging the consumption of Beer in the cities of Dublin, Cork, Waterford and Limerick; 1x. 245. Considered, 249. Two 
resolutions reported, and agreed to, 256. Read again, and instruction accordingly, 265-6. See Licences, 3. 
114. Of granting a bounty on the sale of Strong Beer by retail, in Ireland; txv. 365. Considered, 368. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 373. See Beer, 6. 


Bell Rock Lighthouse :—See infra, 661-3. 
Berbice :—See infra, 324, 325. 
Beresford, Lord :—See infra, 757. 


Bermuda: 

115. Of the trade of that Island; txvir. 194. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 200. See Bermuda, 2. 

116. Ofallowing British plantation sugar and coffee imported into Bermuda to be exported to America; Lxvi1. 420. Considered; reported, 
and Bill ordered ; 430. See Bermuda, 2. 

117. ~ 52 _ III. c. 79, respecting the trade with Bermuda; txviri. 386. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 389. See 

ermuda, 3. 

118. Acts 52 Geo. Ill. c. 79, and 53 Geo. III. c. 50, relating to the trade with Bermuda; txxir. 226, Considered, 237. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 242. See Bermuda, 4. 

119. Acts 52 Geo. III. c.79; 53 Geo. III. c. 50, and 57 Geo. III. c.28, relative to the Bermuda trade; Lxxtv. 479. ‘Considered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered; 485. See Bermuda, 5. 


See supra, 8, 9. 12. 


Bibles :—See infra, 876. 


121. Bleaching Powder :—Report of 3 March 1815, from Select Committee on the state of the Laws in Great Britain and Ireland 


relative to the manufacture and use of Bleaching Powder and Liquid; txx. 160. Considered, 164. ‘Fwo Resolutions reported, and 
Bill ordered, 167. See Muriatic Acid, 2. 


Blubber :—See infra, 288. 629. 631. 638. 
Boats :—See infra, 306. 


122. Bogs in Ireland :—Act 49 Geo. III. c. 102, for appointing Commissioners to inquire into the nature and extent of the Bogs in 
ca Second Report on Bogs referred, Lxv1. 352. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 364. See Bogs in Ireland. 


123. Bonds :— So much of Act 56 Geo. III. c. 5, as relates to the duties on Bonds given for the discharge of goods carried coastwise in 


Ireland; txxv. 208. Considered, and report progress, 219. Further considered, 231. Resolution reported, and instruction accord= 
ingly, 238. See Coasting Trade, 3. 


Bounty Money :—See infra, 1033. 
Bowsprits :—See infra, 638. 644. 652. 738-744. 
Box Wood :—See infra, 287. 


Brandy : 
124. So oa of Act 49 Geo. III. c. 98, as charges a Duty on Brandy imported; Lx1x.91. Considered 93. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 95- See Brandy. 
125. So much of Act 47 Geo. III. c. 27, as relates to Brandy exported ; 1x1x.214. Considered ; Resolution reported, and Bill ordered ; 222. 
Resolution read again, 410. Order for Bill discharged, and instruction accordingly, 411. See Wines, 16, 


126. Brass :—Act 33 Henry VIII. ¢. 7, for conveyance of Brass, Latten and Bell Metal over the sea, and Act 2 &amp; 3 Edward VI. c. 37. 
against the carrying of Bell Metal out of the realm; Lxvisr. 336. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 389. See Brass. 


327. Brazils :—-Of the trade with the Brazils; Lx111. 395. Considered, 401. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 405. See Brazils. 


128. Bricks :—Of charging an,additional duty on Bricks made in Great Britain above a certain size; Lv1. 523. Considered, 529. Resolution 
reported, and instruction accordingly, 551. See Excise, 1. 


129. Bridges : —Report from the Committee on the Petition for a Bill for re-building and repairing the Bridge at Londonderry ; Lx1x. 376. 
Considered, 383. Resolution reported, 392. Resolution again read, and instruction accordingly, 470. See Bridges, 41. 


Bristol Channel :—See infra, 194. 
British Fisheries :—See infra, 459-462. 607. 611. 624. 633. 636. 641. 
Brunswick, Duke of :—See infra, 758. 


131. Buck Wheat :—Of the duties thereon; Lxx11.217. Considered, 224. Two resolutions reported; and Bill ordered; 229. 


See Corn, 32. 
Bullion : ; 
132. So much of certain Acts of William III. as relates to the exportation of Bullion; tv111. 385. Considered; resolution reported ; and Bill 
ordered ; 390. See Bullion. 


133. Report of session 1810, from the Select Committee appointed to inquire into the cause of the high price of Bullion, and to take into 
consideration the state of the circulating medium and exchanges between Great Britain and foreign parts; Lxv1. 240. Reports on 
the high price of Bullion from Committee of Secrecy appointed by the Lords, communicated 2d May 1797 ; from Committee on Irish 
Currency, 13 June 1804; and Accounts and Papers presented in the present session referred, and matters considered; 304. Acts 
14 Geo. III. c. 42. c. 70. c. 92. referred, and matters further considered, 310. Further considered, 313, 318, 326. Seventeen 
Resolutions reported, 330. First Resolution read ; amendments proposed thereto, but not made; Acts 14 Geo. III. ¢. 70. c. 92. read ; 
Resolution agreed to; second Resolution agreed to; further consideration of Report adjourned; 332. Report further considered ; 
amendments proposed but not made to several of the subsequent Resolutions ; Resolutions agreed to ; 335. Second and third Resolutions 
read and entered previous to the motion for the Second reading of the Gold Coin Bill; Lxvi11. 32. Motion for Rescinding the third 
Resolution negatived, LXVIII. 45. 


134. Burr 
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435. 


136. 


137. 


338. 


139. 


141. 


142. 


143. 


144. 


145. 


146. 


147. 


148. 


149. 


151. 


— 


154, 


155. 


156, 


157 


158. 


159 


290 COMMITT EES—continued. 


I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 
134. Burr Stones :—So much of Act 34 Geo. III. as relates to the duties on Burr Stones, and Paving Stones imported from certain places ; 


161. 








LVi1. 572. Considered, 578. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 588. See Customs, 3. 


Burying in Woollen :—See éxfra, 1343. 


Butter Trade : 
Of the Butter Trade of the United Kingdom; Lxx1. 242. Instruction to consider of the laws relating to Cheese; matters considered, 
253. Two Resolutions reported and agreed to, and Bills ordered, 259. See Butler 2. Cheese. 


Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for the better regulation of the Butter Trade in Ireland ; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 
Lxvut. 446. See Butter, 3. , 
Act 52 Geo. III. c. 134, for the better regulation of the Butter Trade in Ireland ; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; ixvitr. 265. 
See Butter, 3. 


Caledonian Canal :—Report of Commissioners per Act 43 Geo. III. relating thereto, and Report on the Petition of the said 
Commissiotiers ; Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; L1x. 220. See Scotland, 2. 


Calicoes :—So much of Act 39 &amp; 40. Geo. III. as relates to the duties on Calicoes, Muslin, Cotton, Yarn, and Twist ; Lx11. y| 
Considered, 767. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered; 773. See Calicoes, 1. See also infra, 369. 


55- 


Calve-skins :—See infra, 289. 629. 631. 638. 


Cambricks :—Acts respecting the importation of foreign Cambricks and Linen into Ireland; Lxxut. 375. Considered, 394. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 408. See Cambricks. 
Cambridge, Duke of :—See infra, 785. 


Canada :—Of preventing foreign goods being brought from America into Canada; Lxvit. 194. Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered ; 200. See Canada, 2. 


Cape of Good Hope : 


Of the trade and commerce to and from the Cape of Good Hope; Lx1.141. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 145. 
See Cape of Good Hope, 1. 


Of the trade and commerce to and from the Cape of Good Hope ; 1x11. 100. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 105. 
See Cape of Good Hope, 1. 


Of the trade and commerce to and from the Cape of Good Hope; tx111. 409. Considered, 420. Reported, and Bill ordered ; 425. 
See Cape of Good Hope, 1. 


Of the trade and commerce to and from the Cape of Good Hope ; Ltx1v.110. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered, 120, 
See Cape of Good Hope, 1. 


Acts 49 Geo. III. c. 17, and 54 Geo. III. c. 182, relating to the trade therewith, and the Island of Malta; rxx1.14. Considered, 56. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 58. See Cape of Good Hope, 2. 


Acts 49 Geo, III. c. 17; 54 Geo. III. c. 182, and 56 Geo. III. c. 8, for regulating the trade therewith; txx11.17. Considered; 
resolution reported ; and Bill ordered; 22. See Cape of Good Hope, 2. 


Act 57 Geo. III, ¢, 1, for regulatiug the trade and commerce to and from the Cape of Good Hope, and the trade of the Island of Mauritius ; 
LXXv. 223. Considered, 231. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 238. See Cape of Good Hope, 3. 


See infra, 399. 405. 


Carriages :——Of the duties payable on Four-wheeled Carriages; Lxxi11. 134. Considered, 141. Four resolutions reported, and 
Bill ordered, 150. See Carriages, 4. See also infra, 1132. 


Cassia Lignea :—See infra, 287. 


Cavalry, Provisional :—See supra, 57. 


. Certificates of Lives :—oOf granting a salary to the translator of Certificates of the Lives of persons to whom annuities are 


payable by virtue of several Acts of the Parliament of Ireland ; [Regent's recommendation first signified,] Lx1x. 469. Not considered. 


' Chancellor, Lord High, of Ireland :—Of an augmentation to the salary of the Lord High Chancellor of Ireland ; [King’s 


recommendation first signified,] Lv11.542. Account of the salary and emoluments of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland; Referred, 550. 
Considered, 553. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 573. See Chancellor, Lord High, of Ireland. 


Chancery, Court of: 
Of making good the money to be expended in building the Vice Chancellor’s Court ; [Regent’s recommendation first signified,] Lx x1. 486. 
Considered, 495. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 500. See Courts, 23. 


Act 55 Geo. III. c. 114, to augment the salary of the Master of the Rolls in Ireland, &amp;c. and also to consider of granting salaries to the 
Masters of the Court of Chancery, and for making compensation to other officers of the said Court in lieu of fees; [Regent’s recommen- 
dation first signified,] Lxx1v. 501. Considered, 505. Five Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 511. See Courts, 31. 


Of making compensation to the Accomptant General of the Court of Chancery in Ireland, and his Clerks ; and also a further compensation 
to the Master, Six Clerks, and other officers of the said Court ; [Regent’s recommendation first signified,] Lxx1v. 539. Considered, 
543- ‘Two Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 550. See Courts, 31. 


Acts 41 Geo. III. c. 25, and 55 Geo. III. c. 114, and also to consider of granting certain salaries and allowances to officers of the Court of 
Chancery in Ireland; [King’s recommendation first signified,] Lxxv.199. Considered, 207. Six Resolutions reported, and instruction 
accordingly, 267, See Courts, 32. 


Of compensation to the Registrar and officers of the Court of Chancery in Ireland ; [King’s recommendation first signified,] Lxxv. 391. 
Considered, 400. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 408. See Courts, 33. 


Chapels :—See infra, 163. 
Charities :— See infra, 406-7. 
Cheese : —see supra, 135. 


. Chelson Bay :—Report from Select Committee on Petition of Lord Boringdon, for a Bill for vesting Chelson Bay in him for a valuable 
consideration; 1x. 391. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 401. See Chelson Bay. 


Chocolate : 
Of the importation and exportation of Chocolate to and from Great Britain and Ireland; Lxvi. 329, Considered, 346. Seven 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 352. See Chocolate, 1. 


162. So much of Act 51 Geo. III. c. 58, as relates to the drawback on Chocolate exported; uxviti. 28. Considered, 32. Resolutions 


reported, and Bill ordered, 35. See Chocolate 2. 





Churches 


COM MITTEES—continued. 291 








I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 
Churches and Chapels: | 


163. Ofauthorizing the building of Chapels for performance of Divine service, according to the rites of the Church of England ; Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered ; Lxx11. 401. See Churches, 7. 


164. So much of Lords Commissioners Speech of 27 January 1818, as relates to the deficienc 


r , a y of the number of places of Public worship belonging 
to the estabiished Church ; Lxx111. 143. Lords Commissioners Specch referred, and matter considered, 187. Resolution reported, 


and Bill ordered, 193. See Churches, 8. 

155 Of making further provision for the building and re-building of Churches and Chapels in Ireland ; [King’s recommendation first signified, ] 
LXIv. 311. Considered, 327. Reported, and Bill ordered, 391. See Churches, 3. 

166. Of building, and promoting the building of additional Churches in Scotland; [Regen:. recommendation first signified,] uxx111. 337. 
Considered, 353. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 359. See Churches, 9. 


167. Paper presented 8 April 1819, respecting the Churches in Scotland; txx1v, 438. Considered, 448. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 453. See Churches, 9. 


Cinders :—See infra, 182-193. 195. 634, 635. 641. 653. 
Cinnamon :—See infra, 287. 609. 638. 


Civil List; 


168. Report of 16 June 1815, from Select Committee thereon ; Lxx1. 316. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 329. See King, 6, 


169. Acts relating to His Majesty’s Civil List Revenues; Lxx1. 365. Considered, 370. Three resolutions reported, and instruction accord- 


ingly, 375- See King, 6. 

171. So much of His Majesty’s speech of 27 April 1820, as relates to His Majesty’s Civil List; Acts relating to the Civil List; referred, 
Lxxv.120. Considered, 133. Three resolutions reported; day appointed for further considering Report; 155. Report further 
considered ; resolutions agreed to, and Bill ordered; 164. See King, 9. 


Clarence Duke of :—See infra, 785. 


Clergy : 
172. Somuch of Act 21 Henry VIII. as relates to the residence of the Clergy on their respective livings, and to their taking of farms; Con- 
sidered ; reported, and Bill ordered; tv1. 526. See Clergy, 3. 


173. Act21 Hen. VIII. for abridging Spiritual Persons from having pluralities of livings ; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; Lvi1. 310. 
See Clergy, 4. 


174. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill respecting the ages of persons to be admitted into Deacon’s and Priest’s orders in Ireland; tix. 99. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 109. See Clergy, 25. 


175. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for repealing certain parts of Act made in Scotland, in the fourth Session of the first Parliament of 
Queen Anne, and for vesting in the Court of Exchequer in Scotland, the said powers, and for regulating the proceedings of the said 
Court of Exchequer, as to the exercise of such power ; Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; Lx11. 133. See Clergy, 19. 


176. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for improving the stipends of such of the Clergy of Scotland as are precluded from having their stipends 


augmented, from the teinds of their parish being exhausted; Considered; reported; King’s consent signified, and Bill ordered; 
LXII. 133. See Clergy, 21. 


177. Acts of the Parliament of Scotland in 1633, relating to the Clergy of Scotland; txv. 406. Considered, 422. 
agreed to, and Bill ordered; 432. See Clergy, 23. 


See infra, 283-285. 


Resolution reported ; 


178. Clerks of Nisi Prius :—Of granting allowances to the Clerks of the Nisi Prius or Judges Registrars in Ireland in lieu of Fees; 
[King’s recommendation first signified,] Lxxv. 357. Committee deferred, 362. Not considered. 


Clocks and Watches :—See infra, 1286. 
Cloves :—See infra, 609. 638. 
Coals: 


179. Report from Select Committee appointed to inquire how far it may be expedient to allow Coals, to a limited extent, to be brought to 
London by the Grand Junction and Paddington Canals; Lx. 345. Considered, 350. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 358. 
See Coals, 2. 


181. Of granting a duty on Coals brought to London and Westminster by inland navigation; Lxv. 395. Considered, 400. Two Resolutions 
reported, and Billordered, 406. See Coals, 3. 


182. Acts 45 Geo. III. c. 128, and 50 Geo. III. ¢.110, for bringing Coals, Culm or Cinders to London and Westminster by inland navi- 
gation; Lxvi.292. Considered 298. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 303. See Coals, 4. 


183. | Act 50 Geo. III. for allowing the bringing of Coals, Culm and Cinders to London and Westminster by inland navigation ; Lxvitt. 295. 
Considered, 303. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 307. See Coals, 4. . 


184. Acts 45 Geo. III. c.128, and 51 Geo. III. c. 29, for allowing the bringing of Coals, &amp;c. to London by inland navigation; txvi11. 614. 
Considered, 620. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 622. See Coals, 4. 


185. Acts 45 Geo. III. c.128; 50 Geo. III. c.110, and 53 Geo. III. c. 135, to allow the bringing of Coals, Culm and Cinders to London and 
Westminster by inland navigation; Lxx. 431. Considered, 436. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 443. See Coals, 4. 


186. Acts for bringing Coals, Culm and Cinders to London and Westminster by inland navigation; uxx1. 448. Considered, 452. Two 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 457. See Coals, 4. 


187. Acts 45 Geo. III. c. 128; 50 Geo. III. c.110, and 56 Geo. III. c.124, for allowing the bringing of Coals to London and Westminster by 
inland navigation; Lxx11. 116. Considered, 121. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 127. See Coals, 4. 


188. Acts 45 Geo. III. c.128, and 50 Geo. III. ¢.110, for allowing the bringing of Coals to London and Westminster by inland navigation ; 
LXXII. 422. Considered, 429. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 436. See Coals, 4. 


189. Acts 45 Geo. IIT. c.128; 50 Geo. III. c.110, and 56 Geo. IIL. ¢. 124, for allowing the bringing of Coals, Culm and Cinders to London 
and Westminster by inland navigation; txx111. 354. Considered, 360. ‘Iwo Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 362. 
See Coals, 4. 


191. Acts 50 Geo. III. c.110; 58 Geo. III. ¢.62, and 45 Geo. III. c. 128, to allow the bringing of Coals, Culm and Cinders to London 
and Westminster by inland navigation; Lxx1v.556. Considered, 567. Two Resolutions repurted, and Bill ordered, 568. 


See Coals, 4. 
192. Acts 45 Geo. III. ¢. 128 ; 50 Geo. III. ¢. 110, and 59 Geo. III. c. 79, to allow the bringing of Coals to London and Westminster by inland 
navigation; Lxxv.320. Considered, 328. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 355. See Coals, 4. 


193. So much of Act 43 Geo. III. as relates to the duties on Coals, Culm and Cinders carried coastwise ; ux111. 428. Considered, 434. 
Three Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 440. ~ See Coals, 15. 


194, Of 
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99% COMMITTEES—continued. 








I, Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various mratters—continued. 


Coals—continued. 
194, Of the state of the Coal Trade in the Bristol Channel; Report from Committee in session 4810, on the Petition of Owners of Collicries 


in South Wales; and papers relating to the ship Fanny; Referred, Lxv1.214. Petition from Monmouthshire; To lie upon the 
Table, 235. Matter considered, but no Report made, 239. Petition from Free Miners of Dean Forest; To lie upon the Table, 242. 


195. Act 25 Geo. II}, c.54, for better securing the duties on Coals, Culm and Cinders; Lxvi1.9, Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 13. 
See Coals, 7. 


196, Of exempting Cinders or Coked Coal, burnt from Pit Coal which has paid the duties, from the payment .of duty when earried to any 
other part; Lxx. 431. Considered, 436. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 441. See Coals, 9, 


197. Of allowing a drawback of the duty on Coals used in lead mines in Cornwall; Lxx1. 455. Considered, 463. Resolution reported, and 
Bill reported; and instruction ; 468, See Coals, 12. 


198, Of reducing the duty on the exportation of Small Coals; tx x1. 464. Considered, 470. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 481. 
See Coals, 13. 


199. Act 49 Geo. III. c.62, to amend Acts for preventing Smuggling, for better securing the duties on Coals, &amp;c.; Lxx1r, 388. Consi- 
dered, 389. Four Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 396: See Coals, 16. 


200. Act 57 Geo. III. c.96, for suspending the duties on Coals and Culm removed coastwise in Wales; Lxxv.345. Considered, 355. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 361. See Cvals, 17. 


See infra, 363. 634, 635. 641. 653. 
201. 


= 


Coasting Trade :—Aets 46 Geo. III. c. 87; 52 Geo. III. c. 115, and 56 Geo. III. c. 62, relative to the Coasting Trade of Ireland ; 
LXXv.155. Considered, 175. Three Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 199. See Coitsting Trade,3. See also infra, 1029-1032. 


Cocoa Nuts :—See infra, 206, 207. 


Cochineal : 
202. So much of Act 43 Geo. III. as charges duties on the importation of Cochineal; 7x 399. Considered, 402. Three Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered, 408. See Cochineal, 1. 


203. Acts 13 Geo. I. c.25; 7 Geo. II. c. 18, and 49 Geo. III. c. 18, for the free importation of Cochineai and Indigo; Lx1x.158. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered; 165. See Cochineal, 2, 


204, Act 54 Geo. III. c. 51, for the free importation of Cochineal and Indigo; Lxx1.15. Considered, 17. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 19. See Cochineal, 2. 


205. Acts 7 Geo. II. c. 18, and 56 Geo. III. c. 2, for the free importation of Cochineal; Lx x11. 128. Considered,147. Resolution reported, and 
Bill ordered, 151. See Cochincal, 2, 
See infra, 615. 631. 642. 


Coffee : 
206. So much of Act 10 Geo. I, and 43 Geo, III. as relates to the warehousing of Coffee, Cocoa Nuts, Sugar and Rice (not being the produce 
of the East Indies) imported into Great Britain; Lx11.235. Considered, 239. Reported, and Bill ordered, 245. See Coffee, 1. 


207, Act 47 Geo. III. to repeal so much of certain Acts as relates to the regulations or conditions under which Coffee, Cocoa Nuts, Sugar and 
Rice (not being the produce of the East Indies) are allowed to be secured in warehouses without payment of duties; Lx11. 593. Con- 
sidered, 669. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 684. See Coffee, 2. 


208. Of the duties payable on Coffee imported into Great Britain; tx111. 423. Considered, 425. Seven Resolutions reported, and Bill or 
Bills ordered, 430. See Coffee, 3, 4. 


209. Of the duties on Coffee imported into Africa; Lx1v.376. Considered, 379. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 383. See Coffee, 5. 


211. Act 52 Geo. III. to regulate the separation of damaged from sound Coffee; Lx1x. 150. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 153. 
See Coffee, 8. 


212. Acts 52 Geo. III. c. 149, and 54 Geo. III. c. 47, for regulating the sale thereof; 1x x11, 41. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 56. 
See Coffee, 8. 


213. Of repealing the duty on Coffee exported from the warehouses of the East India Company, &amp;c.; Lxx1v. 563. Instruction to consider 
Act 39 Geo. III. for permitting certain goods imported from the East Indies to be warehoused; Matters considered, 579. Three 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 583. See Coffee, 9. 


214. Act 52 Geo. III. c.149, to regulate the separation of damaged from sound Coffee; ~xxv. 371. Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered; 381. See Coffee, 8. 


215. Acts of the Parliament of Ireland 37 and 40 Geo. III. for regulating the import, export and sale of Coffee; tvi1. 537. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered ; 540. See Coffee, 11. 


See supra, 79. infra, 616, 617. 642. 644. 1183. 1185. 1187. 1189. 1204. 


Coin: 
216. Acts 51 Geo. IIJ. ¢.127, and 52 Geo. III. c.50, relating to the current Gold Coin of the realm; txvit1.14. Considered 3 reported ; 
Bill ordered; 18. See Gold Coin, 1, 


217. Acts 51 Geo, III. c. 127; 52 Geo. III. c. 50, and 53 Geo, III. ¢.5, relating to the current Gold Coin of the realm; 1x1x. 139. Con- ° 
sidered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 167. See Gold Coin, 1. 


218. The state of the Gold and Silver Coin of the realm; Lxx1.387. Order for going into the Committee discharged, 404. 


219. Colchester, Lord :—Answer of the Prince Regent to Address of the House for His Royal Highness to confer some signal mark of 


the royal favour upon Charles Lord Colchester, late Speaker of the House ; txx11. 326. Considered, 333. Resolution reported, and 
Bill ordered, 338. See Colchester, Lord. 


221. Collingwood, Lord :—The circumstances of Lord Collingwood’s Family ; [King’s recommendation first signified,] ux1.82. Considered, 
92. ‘I'wo Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 102. See Collingwood, Vice Admiral Lord. See also infra, 759. 


Colonial Slaves :—See infra, 1061. 


Combermere, Lord :—See infra, 761. 


Commercial Credit : 


222. Report from the Select Committee appointed to inquire into the state of Commercial Credit; txv1.154. Considered, 162. Resolution 
reported ; Regent’s recommendation signified ; Resolution agreed to, and Bill ordered; 166. See Commercial Credit, 1. 


223. Papersshowing the proceedings of the Privy Council of Ireland on the representation made by the cotton and woollen manufacturers in 
that country to the Lord Lieutenant; uxv1. 193. Considered, 197, Resolution reported; Regent’s recommendation signified ; 
Resolution agreed to; Bill ordered; 204. See Commercial Credit, 4. 


224. Papers presented by Mr. Charles Grant, by His Majesty’s command, relating to the failure of banks in Ireland; Considered, 
LXXV.319. Resolution reported; amended, and agreed to; 321. Bill ordered, 322. See Commercial Credit, 5. 
See infra, 426-429. 881. 


Commissary 


COMMITTEES—continued. 293 





I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 
Commissary Court of Edinburgh : 


225. | Ofincreasing the salaries of the Judges of the Commissary Court of Edinburgh; [Regent's recommendation first signified,] Lxx. 213. 
Considered, 217. Resolution reported, and day appointed for further considering Report, 221. Report re-committed, 265. Motion for 
instruction to consider of making compensation to clerks or other officers for loss sustained by them by the abolition of fees; Regent’s 
recommendation signified; Motion agreed to; matter considered; 277. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and to be further considered, 283. 
Report further considered ; Resolutions agreed to, and Bill ordered, 284. See Courts, 39. 


226. Of making compensation to the Commissary Clerks and other officers of inferior Commissary Courts; [Regent’s recommendation first sige 
nified,} Lxx. 218. Considered, 224. ‘Two Resolutions reported and agreed to, and instruction accordingly, 227. See Courts, 38, 
See supra, 11. 


Consolidated Fund : 


227. Act56 Geo. III. c. 98, to consolidate into one Fund all the Public Revenues of Great Britain and Ireland ; Lx x11. 334. Considered, 


341. Four Resolutions reported ; Bill ordered ; instruction for the adjustment of accounts; 345. See Consolidated Fund, 1. 
228. Act 59 Geo. ilI.c. 19, to render the growing produce of the Consolidated Fund available for the public service; Lxxv.239. Con- 
sidered ; Reported, and Bill ordered; 246. See Consolidated Fund, 2. 


229. Act59 Geo. III. c. 19, to render the growing produce of the Consolidated Fund available for the public service; Lxxv. 354. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered ; 361. See Consolidated Fund, 2. 


231. Acts relating to the Consolidated Fund of Ireland; txx1. 411. Considered, 432. Five Resolutions-reported, and Bill ordered, 436, 
See Debt, National, 8. 


See infra, 947-949. 


232. Constables :—Of enabling the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to provide for the payment of arms, &amp;c. to be furnished to Constables 
in Ireland; Lxx, 384. Considered, 390. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 397. See Constables, 5. 


Conveyancers :—See infra, 1142. 


233. Convoy :—Act 43 Geo. III. c. 57, for the better protection of the trade of the United Kingdom; Considered; reported, and Bill 


ordered; LX1x. 216. See Trade, 1. 
Copper : 
234. Of the importation and exportation of Copper; tv1. 478. Considered, 497. Five Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 501. See 
Cupper, 1. 


235. Of granting a Duty on Copper imported; Lx111. 311. Considered, 327. Resolution reported and Bill ordered, 337. See Copper, 2. 
236. Act 48 Geo. III. for granting an additional Duty on Copper imported into Great Britain; txv1. 271. Considered, 287. Resolution 


reported, and Bill ordered, 292. See Copper, 3. 

237. Of the Duties now payable on the importation of Copper into Great Britain; txvi1. 332. Considered, 340. Resolution reported, and 
Bill ordered, 343. See Copper, 4. 

238. Of the Duties now payable on the importation of Copper Ore; uxvit. 446. Considered, 459. Resolution reported, and instruction 
accordingly, 464. See Copper. 4. 

239. Act 43 Geo. III. c. 153, to prohibit the exportation of Copper; Ltxvit1. 112. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 115. See 
Copper, 5. 

241. Acts 48 Geo. IIJ. c.67; 51 Geo. IIL. c. 31; and 52 Geo. III. c. 89, for granting additional Duties on Copper imported into Great Britain ; 
Lxx. 216. Considered, 220. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 224. See Copper, 6. 


See infra, 615. 651. 
242. Cordage :——Of allowing a bounty on the exportation of British made Cordage; tx1x. 469. Considered, 473. Resolution reported, 


and Bill ordered, 480. See Cordage, 2. 
Corks: 

243. So much of Acts 43, 44 &amp; 46 Geo. III. as relates to the Duty on the importation of Corks ready made; Lx111.303. Considered, 307. 
Three Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 312. See Corks, 1. 

244. So much of Act 49 Geo. III. c. 98, as relates to the Duties on Corks imported ; txx1. 297. Considered, 303. Resolution reported, and 
Bill ordered, 306. See Corks, 2. 

245. Of the Duties on Corks ready made imported into Ireland; Lxx1i1. 134. Considered, 143. Further considered, 160. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 163. See Corks, 3. 


See infra, 738. 


Corn: 
246. Ofprohibiting the exportation from Ireland of Corn and Potatoes, and permitting the importation into Ireland of Corn and Fish Duty free ; 
Lv1.288. Copies of proclamations of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland referred ; instruction io consider of indemnifying such persons as 
have acted for the service of the public in advising or carrying into execution such proclamations; matters considered; 295. 
Reported, and Bill ordered, 303. See Corn, 3. 


247. So much of Act of Session 1801 as relates to the bounties on Flour gnd Indian Corn imported into Ireland from America; Lv1. §77. 
Considered, 586. Five Resolutions reported, 592. Bill ordered, 593. See Corn, 4. 


248. Report from the Select Committee appointed to consider the state of the Corn Trade between Great Britain and Ireland; ivi. 281. 
Considered, 300. Two Resolutions reported; day appointed for further considering Report, 304. Report further considered ; 
Resolutions agreed to; and Bill ordered; 311. See Corn, 6. 


249. So much of Act 31 Geo. III. as permits the exportation of Wheat and other articles from Southampton to Guernsey, Jersey, and 
Alderney ; tv11. 490. Instruction to consider of so much of Act 29 Geo. III. as relates to the exportation of Tobacco from Great 
Britain ; matters considered; 538. Three Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 544. See Corn, 7. 


261. Act of session 1803, respecting the importation of Corn, &amp;c.; between Great Britain and Ireland; Lvrit. 514. Considered; reported, 
and Bill ordered; 517. See Corn, 11. 


252. So much of Act 31 Geo. III. as relates to the exportation of Wheat, &amp;c. to Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney; Lvi11. 584. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered; 588. See Corn, 12. 

253. Report from Select Committee appointed to consider so much of Petitions of land owners, barley growers, maltsters, and others in the 
counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Stafford, Warwick, Essex, and Lincoln, as relates to Act 31 Geo. III. for regulating the importation and 
exportation of Corn, &amp;c.; LIX. 351. Instruction to consider Act 31 Geo. III. for regulating the importation and exportation of Corn, 
&amp;c.; Matters considered, 353. Five resolutions reported, 356. Bill ordered, and report further considered, 357. Resolution 
reported, 361. Instruction accordingly, 362. See Corn, 15. Reports to be again considered; 11x. 429. Considered; 





Five Resolutions reported, 432. Bill ordered, 434. See Corn, 16. Resolutions to be printed, 434. 
254. Acts of the Parliament of Ireland 32 Geo. III. and of session 1804, relating to Corn and Spirits; tix. 367. Cunsidered, 385. 
Reported, and Bill ordered, 386. See Malt, 14. 
255. Motion for leave to bring ia a Bill to explain and amend Act 44 Geo. III. for regulating the importation and exportation of Corn, &amp;c. ; 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; Lx. 361. See Corn, 17. 
256. —_ a _ for regulating the importation and exportation of Corn; Lx1. 68. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 82. 
ee Corn, 18. ; 


257. Act 
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267. 


268. 


271. 


272. 


273. 


274. 


275. 


276. 


27 7. 


278. 


279. 


257. 
} 258. 
259. 
261. 
262. 


263. 


264. 


265. 


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I. Committees of the Whole House appoited to consider various matters—continued. 


Corn—continued. 
Acts 39 George III. c. 87 and 49 Geo. IIT. c. 23. for prohibiting the exportation and permitting the importation of Corn and Provisions ; 
LXV. 153. Considered, 161. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 168. See Corn. 25. 


Acts 41 Geo. HI. c. 36 and 49 Geo. III. c. 31, for prohibiting the exportation from, and permitting the importation into Ireland duty 
free of Corn and Provisions; LXv.157. Considered, 168. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 172. See Corn, 26. 


Act 39 Geo. III. for enabling His Majesty to prohibit the exportation from, and permit the importation into Great Britain of Corn, &amp;c. ; 
LXVI. 158. Considered 162. Resolutions rep »rted, and Bill ordered, 168. See Laws Expiring, 34. 


Act 31 Geo. III. c. 30, for regulating the importation and exportation of Corn, and the payment of the duty on foreign Corn imported, 
and of the bounty on British Corn exported ; Lxviit. 321. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 328. See Corn, 27. 

Report of the 11th May 1813, from the Select Committee on the Corn trade ; Considered, and report progress; Lxvir1. 568. Again 
considered, 587. Further consideration deferred, 597, 599,612. Further consideration put off for three months, 619. 


Motion that it is expedient that the exportation of Corn should be permitted without payment of duty and without receiving bounty ; 
Acts for regulating the exportation and importation of Corn; Referred ; Motion considered; three Resolutions reported ; to be printed ; 


LXIX. 241. Report further considered ; first Resolution agreed to, and Bill ordered; 266. See Corn, 29. Report further 
considered, and re-committed, 273. Considered, 277. Resolutions reported, and agreed to, and Bill ordered, 282. See Corn, 30. 
Report referred to a Committee of the whole House, Lx x. go. See infra, 264. 


Of the state of the Corn Laws; Lxx. 83. Reports made in sessions, 53 &amp; 54 Geo. III. and Reports from the Committee of the 
Lords communicated 23 November, 1814 Referred, go. Matters considered; nine Resolutions reported; Report to be further 
considered ; Resolutions to be printed; Committee deferred ; 91. The Report referred, 108. Petitions relating to the Corn Laws 
referred, 108, 115. Matters further considered, 108, 110, 115. Nine Resolutions reported, 119. Motion that the Report be now 
read ; motion for the House to adjourn, negatived; motion that the Report be now read; amendment preposed and negatived ; 
motion for the House to adjourn, withdrawn ; main question proposed that the Report be now read; debate thereon adjourned; 120. 
Resumed ; three first Resolutions agreed to; fourth agreed to ; fitth amended and agreed to; subsequent Resolutions agreed to ; Bill 
ordered ; 123. See Corn, 31. 


Motion for leave to bring in Bill to permit the importation of Corn ; Considered; Resolution reported, and Bill ordered; Lxx11. 390. 
See Corn, 33. 


See supra, 131. infra, 328-330. 332. 552-3. 612. 614. 621, G22. 627-31. 639. 643. 649. 1089. 1097. 1099. 1183. 


Cornwall, Lead Mines in :—See supra, 197. 


Cotton : 


Of allowing a bounty on the exportation to Maita of Cottons of a certain value, printed, painted, stained, or dyed in Great Britain ; Lx1t. 
773. Considered, 779. Reported, and Bill ordered, 785. See Calicoes, 2. 


Of repealing certain bounties payable on the exportation of Cotton goods from Ireland; txx. 436. Considered, 443. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 447. See Calicoes, 4. 


See infra, 615. 631. 638. 646. 


Cotton Wool : 


Of prohibiting the exportation of Cotton Wool and Jesuits Bark from Great Britain; Considered ; Resolution reported, and Bill ordered - 
LX111. 90. Resolution again read ; Order of leave for Bill discharged, and two Bills ordered; 124. See Cotton Wool, 1. ; 


Of prohibiting the exportation of Cotton Wool, and Jesuits Bark from Ireland; 1x111. 195. Considered; Resoluti i 
or Bills ordered; 198. See Cotton Wool, 2. on meperted, and Balt 


So much of Act 49 Geo. III. c. 98. as relates to the duties on Cotton Wool, Pearl, and Pot Ashes; txv1.329. Considered 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 340. See Customs, 19. : ’ 329 red, 333- Two 


So much of Act 43 Geo. III. c. 153. as relates to importing Cotton Wool in neutral ships; Lxvit1. 618. Committee deferred 629 646 
Put off for three months, 650. » 029, 040. 


See infra, 642. 


County Rates :—Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for defraying the expense of prosecutions out of the County Rates; xrx. 223. 


Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 225. See County Rates, 1. 


Court Houses :—--Report from Select Committee on the Petition fora Bill to amend Acts 18 and 39 Geo. III. respecting the erecting 


a Court House in Westminster; L1x. 252. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 257. See Court Hous 
P 57 es, 22. 


Court of Session in Scotland :——Report from Select Committee appointed to consider so much of Act 26 Geo. III. for 


augmenting and fixing the salaries of the Lords of Sessions, &amp;c. in Scotland, as relates to a certain fund called the Stock of the Court 
of Session; Lx111. 287. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 319. See Courts, 68. 


Of making good any deficiency that may happen of a fee fund to be established fur payment of salaries to Clerks of Session ; [King’s 
recommendation first signified ;] motion for instruction for making compensation to Clerks of Session, and all other officers ; King’s 
recommendation signified, and motion agreed to; motion for instruction for making compensation to persons who will suffer loss by 
the abolition of inferior Commissary Courts in Scotland; King’s recommendation signified, and motion agreed to; Lxv. 314. 
Matters considered, 317. ‘Three resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 323. See Courts, 69. 


Of making compensation to the principle clerks and extractors of the Court of Session; [King’s recommendation first signified ] Lxv. 340 
Considered, 342. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 347. See Courts, 4g. . ‘ 


Acts 48 Geo, II. c..151 5 50 Geo. Ill. c. 112; §3 Geo. III. c. 64, and 55 Geo. III. c. 70. for the better regulation of the Court of Session 
in Scotland; [King’s recommendation first signified,] Lxxv. 245. Considered, 254. Ten Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 260 
See Courts, 73. . 


281. Courts in Ireland :—Report from the Select Committee upon the Petition of several persons holding situations in the Common 


Pleas Office of the Court of Exchequer, in Ireland, for compensation, if the Irish Courts Bill should pass into a law; [King’s recom- 


mendation first signified ;] Report referred; Lv111. 384. Considered, 390. ‘T'wo Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 395. 
See Courts, 58. y; 


282. Courts of Justice :—Twerty-seventh Report relating to Courts of Justice, made from the Select Committee appointed to examine 


and state the total amount of the Public debts, and other matters relating to the Public Revenue and Expenditure; LXxi1l. 275. 
Motion for instruction to grant to the Judges in Scotland contingent annuities on resignation; King’s recommendation signified, 
and motion agreed to, 268. Considered, 289. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 293. See Judges, 3. 


Culm :—See supra, 182-193. 195. 200. Infra, 634, 635. 641. 653. 

Cumberland, Duke of :—See infra, 783. 

Curacoa &gt;—See infra, 1296. 

Curates : 


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I, Committees of the Whole House appomted ‘to consider various matters—continued. 


Curates : 
283.  Ofithe expediency of exempting Curates, under certain circurhstances, frdm the duties imposed upon ipersons keeping one ‘horse ; LVI. 241. 
Considered, 288. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 296. See Clergy, 1. 


284. Of affording temporary relief to Curates; [King’s recommendatior first signified,] Lv111. 629. Considered, 934. Resolution reported, 
rand agreed to, 640. Again read, and instruction ‘accordingly, 646. See Curates, 1. 


285. Of affording temporary relief to Curates ; [King’s recommendation first signified,] L1x. 23. Considered, 24. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 27. See Curates, 2. 


Currants :—See infra, 962. 


Customs : 
286. Act 27 Geo. III. for consolidation of the Customs; Lv1. 303. Considered, 307. Resolution reported for exémpting elephauit oil sold ‘by 
auction from the duty imposed on such sales, and Bill ordered, 310. See Oil, 1. 


287. Somuch of Act 27 Geo. III. as relates to the duties on cinnamon imported by the East India Company, upon cassia lignea and 
hides and skins imported; Instruction to consider so much of Act of Session 1801, as charges certain duties on box wood imported, 
Lvi1. 188. Accounts referred, and matters considered, 191. Seven Resolutions reported,194. Bill ordered, 195. See Customs, 2. 


288. So much of Act of Session 1802, as relates to the duties on blubber, train vil, &amp;c. and on goods, wares and merchandize imported by 
the East India Company; Lvi1. 572. Considered, 576. ‘Three Resolutions reported, 583. Bill ordered, 584. See Customs, 3. 


289. Of permitting the importation of hides, calve-skins, horns, tallow and wool (except cotton wool) in Foreign ships; L1x.96. Considered, 
130. Reported, 131. Bill ordered, 132. See Customs, 6. 


291. Act 10 Geo. III. and subsequent Acts, for regulating the fees of the officers of Customs; Lx. 320. Considered, 346. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 351. See Laws Expiring, 17. 


292. The better securing the duties on goods exported from Great Britain; Lx11. 257. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 261. 
See Customs, 11. 


293. Act 43 Geo. III. to repeal the Duties of Customs payable in Great Britain, and to grant other Duties in lieu thereof; Lx11. 774. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 785. See Duties, 6. 


294. Act 43 Geo. III. c. 68, to repeal the Duties of Customs payable in Great Britain, and to grant other Daties in lieu theréof; Lx1v. 177. 
Considered, 191. Resolution reported, and agreed to (Appendix, 60g.) and Bill ordered, 196. See Customs, 13. 


295. Act 46 Geo. III. c. 42, relating to the duties on Imports and Exports; Lx1v. 255. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 60. 
See Sugar, 19. 


206. Act 43 Geo. Ill. c. 68, to repeal the Duties of Customs payable in Great Britain, and to grant other Duties in lieu thereof; ux1v. 916. 
Considered, 321. Six Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 326. See Customs, 13. 


297. Act 43 Geo. IIl. ¢. 68, relating to the Duties of Customs ; uxv1. 239. ‘Instruction’to consider of Act 50 Geo. III. ¢. 77, and matters 


a -* Three Resolutions reported ; Instruction on the two first, 254. See Timber, 3. Bill ordered upon the last, 254. 
See Linen, 6. 


298. Act 49 Geo. III.c. 98, for repealing the Duties of Customs, and for granting other Duties in lieu thereof; Lxvi1. 478. Considered, 
487. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 490. See Customs, 24. 


299. Act 49 Geo. III. c. 98, and Act 53 Geo. III. c. 33, relating to the Duties of Customs in Great Britain; Lxvr11. 531. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered; 534. See Customs,28. Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 544. See Customs, 28. 


300. Act 49 Geo. III. c. 98, for repealing to the Duties of Customs chargeable in Great Britain, and for granting other Duties; rxvirt. 545. 
Considered, 560. Ten Resolations reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered upon the first seven; 565. See Wine, 14. Instruction upon 
the three last, 565. See Auctions, 6. 


301. Act 49 Geo. III. c. 98, for repealing the Duties of Customs in Great Britain, and granting other Duties in lieu thereof; ux1x. 159. 
Considered, 158. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 164 See Salt, 12. 


302. Acts for granting additional Duties of Customs on certain articles; Lx1x. 227. Considered, 250. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 255. See Customs, 31. 


908. Act 53 Geo. III. c. 33, for granting additional Duties of Customs; Lx1x. 237. Considered, 240. ‘Iwo Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 245. See Customs, 29. 


304. Act 49 Geo. III. c. 98, for repealing the Duties of Customs chargeable in Great Britain, and for granting other Duties in lieu thereof; 
Lxx. 399. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 406. See Blubber. 


305. Act 49 Geo. III. c. 98, for repealing the Duties of Customs, and granting others in lieu thereof; Lxx. 407. Considered, 410. Reported, 
and Bill ordered, 413. See Seeds. 


306. Of empowering the Commissioners of the Customs to make provision with respect to licences for open boats; Lxx. 424, Considered; 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered; 426. See Boats. 


307. Act 49 Geo. III. c. 98, for repealing the Duties of Customs, and granting other Duties in lieu thereof; Lxx111. 187. Considered, 193. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 198. See Customs, 37. (App.656.) Resolution to be printed, 198. 


308. Act 49 Geo. III. c. 98, for repealing the Duties of Customs, and granting other Duties in lieu thereof; Lxx1v. 463. Considered, 505. 


Resolution reported, and agreed to, 510. (App. 1008.) Resolution referred to the Committée of Way and Means, 515. Resolution 
read, and Bill ordered, 524. See Customs, 38. 


309. Acts 5 Eliz. c. 7, and 16 Car. I.c. 4, relating to Foreign wares, &amp;c.; Instruction to consider so much of Act 16 and 17 Car. II. as relates 
to the exportation of gunpowder; Lxxiv. 556. Instruction to consider so much of Act 8 Anne, c. 13. as requires Masters of vessels 


catrying certificate goods to Ireland to take duplicates of the contents ; mattéts ¢onsidered, 567. Three Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 568. See Customs, 41. 


310. To consider of empowering the officers of the Customs in Great Britain, to allow reports of vessels cargoes to be amended ; Instructions to 
consider of requiring goods warehoused and being prohibited, to be warehoused for exportation, to be put on board vessels by persons 
licensed for that purpose; to consider Act 34 Geo. III: c. 51, for gratiting certain Dutiés on slate stone and marble; rxxiv. 557. 
Considered, 567. Three Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 569. See Customis, 42. 


311. Acts relating to the Duties and Drawbacks of Customs in Great Britain and the Isle of Man, and for the prevention of Smuggling ; 
Lxxv.199. Considered, 214. Five Resolutions reported, and Bills ordered, 218. See Custom’, 43. Smuggling, 11. 


312. Acts 26 Geo. III.c.40; 32 Geo. IIl.c. 50; “57 Geo. fIl. ¢. 10; 50 Geo. III. c.64; 27 Geo. Ill. c. 13; 33 Geo: III. c. 63, anid 
51 Geo. III. c. 71, for regulating the production of manifests, &amp;c. relating to the Duties of Customs; txxv. 415. Considered ; 


reported, and Bill ordered; 218. See Customs, 44. 
313. Of making good to the Consolidated Fund of Irélaiid any loss which may arisé by compensations, to the Officers of Castoins, in lied of 
fees to be abolished ; Lx11. 692. Considered, 708. ReSolution féported, and instruction accordingly, 717. See Customs, 54. 


314. Act 
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314. 


315. 
316. 
317. 


318. 
319. 


920. 


321. 


322. 


323. 


327. 


328. 
329. 


330, 
331. 
332. 


333. 


334. 
335. 


338. 


339. 


341 , 


342. 


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I, Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 


Customs— continued. 


Act 46 Geo. III. to provide for the better execution of the several Acts relating to the revenues, matters and things under the manage- 
ment of the Commissioners of Customs and Port Duties, and the Commissioners of Inland Excise and Taxes in Ireland; Lx11. 809. 
Considered ; reported, and Billordered ; 811. See Salt, 3. 


Act 47 Geo. III. for granting certain rates and duties, and for allowing certain drawbacks and bounties on goods, wares and merchandize 
imported into and exported from Ireland; Lx111.371. Considered, 385. Reported, and Bill ordered, 390. See Customs, 58. 


Act 48 Geo. III. to continue and amend Acts for granting certain Rates and Duties of Customs in Ireland; Lx1v. 342. Considered ; 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered ; 354- See Customs, 59. 


Act 54 Geo. III.c. 129, for granting certain duties, and allowing drawbacks and bounties on goods imported into and exported from 
Ireland ; Considered, Lxx. 15. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 19. See Wood, 1. 


Act 54 Geo. III. c. 129; Lxx. 19. Considered, 21. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 23. Read again, and instruction accordingly, 39. 
See Wood, 1. 


Acts 45 Geo. If. ¢. 18, and 54 Geo. III. ¢. 129, relative to the Customs in Ireland ; LXxx. 120. Considered; Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered; 127. See Customs, 62. 


Acts for imposing Duties of Customs on the import and export of goods, wares and merchandize into and from Ireland; txxv. 369. 
Considered, 373. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 382. See Customs, 65. 
See supra, 202. infra, 388. 396. 615. 62g. 


Debt, National : 


Acts 26 and 32 Geo. III. relative to the reduction of the National Debt; Lvi1. 314. Considered, 350. Further considered, 462. Four 
Resolutions reported, 467. Bill ordered, 468. See Debt, National, 1. Resolutions read and entered previous to the House going into 
Committees on state of the finances of Great Britain; Lxvir1. 265. 


Acts 26 Geo. II]. c¢. 23; 32 Geo. III. . 12, and 42 Geo. III. c. 71, relating to the reduction of the National Debt; Lx11. 660. Motion 
that Mr. Speaker do now leave the chair; negatived, 712. 


Act of the Parliament of Ireland, 477 Geo. III. ¢. 27, for vesting certain sums in Commissioners for reduction of National Debt; 
Lxviit. 590. Considered, 594. Resolution reported and agreed to, and Bill ordered, 600. See Debt, National, 7. 


See supra, 47. 50. 52. 


Defence of the Kingdom :—See infra, 765. 


Demerara : 


Of placing the colonies of Demerara, Berbice and Essequibo, on the same footing in relation to the regulations of trade as the British 
West India Islands; Lxx1. 437. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 442. See Demerara. 


Act 56 Geo. III. ¢. 91, to regulate the trade of the colonies of Demerara, Berbice and Essequibo; Lxxv. 340. Considered ; reported, and 
Bill ordered ; 351. See Demerara. 


. Dissenters :—RMotion for leave to bring in a Bill to grant further relief to persons differing in opinion from the Church of England, 


respecting the doctrine of the Holy Trinity ; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; Lxviil. 451. See Dissenters. 


Distillation and Distillery : - 

Report of 13 April 1808, from Select Committee appointed to inquire under what circumstances it may be practicable to confine Distilleries 
to the use of sugar and molasses only, and what other provision can be made for relief of growers of sugar in the British West India 
Colonies ; Considéred, x11. 349. Petitions referred from Saffron Walden, 352. The several Petitions presented during the 
Session relating to the said Report of 13 April 1808, 352. Other Petitions referred, 357, 365. Matters again considered, 362. 
Report three Resolutions ; two first re-committed; considered; report of two other Resolutions; the first amended and agreed 
to; the second agreed to, and Bill ordered. See Spirits,25. The last of the three Resolutions agreed to, and referred to the Committee 
of Ways and Means, 377. 


Acts relative to the Distillation of Spirits from corn and grain ; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; tx1v. 18. See Spirits, 29. 
Act of 49 Geo. IIL. to prohibit the Distillation of Spirits from corn or grain ; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; Lxv. 91. See 
' Spirits, 36. 


Acts 48 Geo. III. c. 152; 49 Geo. III. c. 7; and 50 Geo. III. ¢. 5, for prohibiting the Distillation of Spirits from corn or grain; 
Ltxvit. 26. Considered, 28. Seventeen Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 34. — Bill ordered, 35. See Spirits, 46. Acts 
49 und 52 Geo. III. relative to prohibiting the Distillation of Spirits from corn or grain; Lxviit. 14. Considered ; reported, and 
Bill ordered; 18. See Spirits, 55. 





Acts 46 Geo. III. c. 88, and other Acts relating to the Distillery in Ireland; Lxv. 133. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 138. 
See Spirits, 37. 

Act 52 Geo. III. c. 47, to revive and continue so much of Act 49 Geo. III. to prohibit the Distillation of Spirits from corn or grain 
in the United Kingdom as relates to Ireland; Lxvit1. 335. Acts referred; considered ; Resolution reported, and Bill ordered; 341. 
See Spirits, 56. 


Acts 54 Geo. III. c. 150, and 55 Geo. III. c. 12, for imposing and levying fines for unlawful Distillation in Ireland; txx. 382. Con- 
sidered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 384. See Spirits, 69. a 
The laws relating to Distillation in Ireland; Lxxiv. 379. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 467. See Spirits, 78. 


Of defraying the expenses of a police establishment for the suppression of illicit Distillation in Ireland ; [Regent’s recommendation first sig- 
nified,] Lxxiv. 471. Considered, 478. Resolution reported ; Report to lieon the Table; 481. Resolution read; agreed to, and 
instruction accordingly, 510. See Spirits, 78. ’ 

Acts relating to the Distillery of Ireland; txxv.420. Considered; reported, and three Bills ordered ; 452. See Spirits, 85, 86; 87. 


Acts 39 &amp; 40 and 43 Geo. III. relating to Duties of Excise on Distilleries in Scotland; tx1. 366. Considered, 373. Two Resolutions 
reported, 378. Bill ordered, 379. See Spirits, 16. 


So much of Act 43 Geo, III. as relates to the Duties on Stills used for Distilling low wines, &amp;c. in Scotland; tx1. 438. Considered, 
442. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 446. See Spirits, 16. cae 


Acts for the regulation of the Distilleries in Scotland; Lxxt. 410. Considered, 433. Further considered, 442. Six Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered, 448. See Spirits, 73. 


See infra, 615. 


Docks, Harbours and Piers : 


Donaghadee and Portpatrick :—Of providing for the improvement of the Harbours of Donaghadee and Portpatrick, and 
rendering them fit stations for His Majesty’s packets ; [King’s recommendation first signified] Lxxv. 382. Considered, 390. Two 
Resolutions reported, and Bills ordered, 399. See Docks, 3. ' 


Dublin,:—0Of making provision for the improvement of Dublin Harbour ;.Lxx. 299. Considered, 303. Resolution reported, 307. 
Bill ordered, 308. See Docks, 4. ———— Of enabling the Commissioners of Customs and Port Duties in Ireland to purchase 
premises for Docks aud warehouses in Dublin; Lxx. 410. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 419- See Docks, 4. 


343. Dunleary : 


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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continied. 


Docks, Harbours, and Piers—continued. 


Dunleary : 
343. Report from the Select Committee on the Petition for a Bill for erecting a Harbour for ships, tothe eastward of Dunleary ; Lxxt. 67. 
Considered, 213. Two Resolutions reported ; agreed to, and instruction accordingly ; 225. See Docks, 43. 


344. Report from the Committee on the Petitiou of the Commissioners for erecting a Harbour to the eastward of Dunleary; uxxv. 347. 
Considered, 367. Resolution reported, 371. Instruction accordingly, 372. See Docks, 43. ° 


345. East India Docks :—Report from the Select Committee on the Petition of several persons, being merchants, &amp;c. concerned in the 
trade between Great Britain and the East Indies and China, for provision in East India Wet Docks Bill; Lv111.555. Considered, 573. 
Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 575. See Docks, 48. 


346. Howth :—Of improving the Harbour of Howth, near Dublin; ix. 330. Estimate referred, and matter considered, 350. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 357. See Docks, 7. ‘ 


347. Hull, Kingston upon :—Report from the Select Committee on the Petition of the Dock Company at Kingston upon Hull for a Bill 
to explain and amend Act for making and establishing Public Quays, &amp;c. and for making an additional Bason; Lv11. 469. King’s 
consent to Report signified ; Report considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 489. See Docks, 61. 


348. Leith:—Report from Select Committee on. the Petition of Lord Provost, &amp;c. of Edingburgh, for loan of a certain sum for com- 
pleting certain Wet Docks in the Harbour of Leith; tx. 390. Considered, 415. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 421. 
See Docks, 66. 


349. Liverpool :—Report from the Committee on the Petition of the Trustees of Liverpool Docks for a Bill to amend Acts for the 
improvement of the Port and Town of Liverpool; rxv1i1.269. Considered, 294. Resolution, authorizing the Treasury to direct 
the Commissioners of Customs to advance to the Trustees £.60,000. to be charged upon the rates and duties; reported, and agreed 
to; 303. Resolution read again, and instruction accordingly, 306. See Docks, 67. 


London : 
351. Report from the Select Committee on the Petition of the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of London, for a Bill to authorize the advancement of further 
sums of money out of the Consolidated Fund for completing the Canal and other Works in the Port of London; Lvi1.251. Consi- 
dered, 273. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 277. See Docks, 71. 


352. Of making compensation to the Sugar Coopers of London and others, for any loss they may sustain by reason of the execution of any of 
the works mentioned in Act 39 Geo. III. for rendering more commodious and better regulating the Port of London ; and by reason 
of the Bill to alter and amend the said Act ; [King’s recommendation first signified]; Petitions of Sugar Coopers of London referred, 
LVI. 512. Considered, 520. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 524. See Docks, 71. 


353. Report from the Select Committee on the Petition of the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of London, for a Bill to authorize the advancement of further 


sums for the improvement of the Port of London; Report referred, Lv111.379. Considered, 395. Resolutions reported, 399. _ Bill 
ordered, 400. See Docks, 71. 


354. Report from the Select Committee on the Petition of the Vintners Company for compensation in the London Docks Bill; ix. 257. 
Considered, 269. esolution reported, and agreed to, 273. Resolution again read, and instruction accordingly, 283. See Docks, 69. 


355. | Report from the Select Committee on the Petition of the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of London, for a Bill to authorize the advancement of further 
sums of money out of the Consolidated Fund, for completing the Canal and other Works directed to be done by Act 39 Geo. III. ; 
Lx. 336. Considered, 340. Resolution reported, and Report re-committed, 348. Considered, 354. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 361. See Docks, ‘71. 


356. Report from Select Committee on Petition for a Bill to authorize the advancement of certain sums out of the Consolidated Fund for 
the improvement of the Port of London ; Lx11..491. Report re-committed to a Select Committee, 347. See Docks, 71. 


357. Report from Select Committee on Petition for Bill to authorize the advancement of certain sums out of the Consolidated Fund for the im- 
provementof the Port of London; ux11.639. Considered, 661. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 670. . See Docks, 71. 


358. Report on Petition of the West India Dock Company for provision in London Port Bill; tx11.671. Considered ; Resolution reported, 
and instruction accordingly, 723. See Docks, 71. 


359. Waterford :—Report from the Select Committee on the Petition for a Bill for improving the Port and Harbour of Waterford ; 
LxxXI.211. Considered, 227. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 230. See Docks, 107. 


Domingo, St. :—See infra, 588. 
Donaghadee and Portpatrick Harbours :—See supra, 341. 


Dublin : 
361. Of enabling the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to direct the advancement of money for the improvement of Dublin ; [King’s'recommen- 
dation first signified,] Lx. 307. Considered, 320. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 329. See Pavings, 2. 


362. So much of Act 45 Geo. III. as relates to empowering the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to direct the advancement of money for the 
improvement of Dublin ; [King’s recommendation first signified,] Lx1. 153. Considered, 157. Resolution reported, and to be further 
considered, 165. Further considered, and Resolution agreed to, 169. Read again, and instruction accordingly, 364. See Pavings, 2. 


363. Acts for the improvement of Dublin, and regulating the Coal Trade thereof ; txv1. 154. Considered ; reported, and Bills ordered ; 157. 
See Coals, 19. Pavings, 4. 


See supra, 342. 


364. Dublin, Archbishop of :—Report on the Petition of Charles Viscount Somerton, Lord Archbishop of Dublin, for a Bill for sale 
of the Palace of the Archbishop of Dublin; 11x. 242. Considered, 246. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 252. 
See Estates, 199. King, 29. 


Duckworth, Sir John Thomas, Bart :—See infra, 766. 
Dunleary Harbour :—See supra, 343-4. 


Duties : 

365. Acts of the last session of the Parliament of Ireland, for granting Duties, &amp;c.; tv1. 148. Considered, 157. Resolution reported, and 
Bill ordered, 170. See Duties, 2. 

366. Acts of the last session of the Parliament of Ireland respecting postage of letters and Stamp Duties; rv1.170. Considered, 176. 
Resolution reported and agreed to, 180. Read again, and instruction accordingly, 189. See Duties, 2. 

367. Petitions, praying for the repeal of certain Duties upon the importation of goods into Ireland payable by retailers, being importers; 
Lv11.474. Considered, 542. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 555- See Duties, 5. 

368. Of the Duties granted by Acts 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. c.67, and 40 Geo. III. c. 38; Lxxv.270. Considered, 292. Three Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered, 297. See Duties, 8 

369. So much of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. ¢. 67, as relates to Duties on calicoes and muslin; Lxxv. 357. Considered, 362. Resolution 
reported, and instruction accordingly, 369. See Duties, 8. 


East 
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298 











































371. 


372. 


373. 


374. 


375. 


376. 


378. 


379. 


381, 


382. 


385. 


387. 


388. 


389. 


391. 


393. 


395. 


COMMITTEES—continued. 


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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 
East India Affairs : 


Of permitting certain goods prohibited to be worn in this Kingdom to be removed by land carriage, for the purpose of being exported to 
the West Indies; tv1.114. Considered, 211. Reported, and Bill ordered, 213. See East Indiu Affairs, 1. 


Certain Accounts and Papers presented from the Directors from the East India Company ; Considered, tv1. 549. Twenty-three Reso- 
lutions reported, 571. Day appointed for further considering Report, 572. Report further considered; Resolutions, with an 
Amendment to one of them, agreed to; 629. 


Act 35 Geo, III, for allowing the importation of East India goods in ships not British built; uv1r. 143.. Considered, 149. Resolution 
reported, and Lill ordered, 156. See Laws Expiring, 5. . 


Certain Accounts and Papers relating to the revenues of the East India Company ; Accounts and Estimates relating to the Company, 
also certain Estimates relating to the Company presented to the House in session 1802, referred; Lv111.242. Matters considered ; 
‘Twenty-three Resolutions reported ; 255. Report to be printed, 256. Report further considered, and Resolutions agreed to, 277. 


So much of Act 33:Geo. III. as relates to the appropriation of the. revenues and profits of the East India Company ; Considered, tv1it. 361. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 368. See East India Affairs, 3. 


Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to explain and amend Act 39 Geo. III. respecting the East India Company’s Ships; tvit1. 417. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 421. See East India Affairs, 43. 


Certain Accounts and Papers relating to the revenues of the East India Company; Lvi11. 611. Considered, 650. Twenty-three 
Resolutions reporced and agreed to, 668. 


The several Accounts presented to the House in session 1804, relating to the East India Company; Considered, L1x. 404. Twenty- 
three Resolutions reported, 407. Day appointed for further considering Report, 409. Report further considered, and Resolutions 
agreed to, 430. 


Accounts and Papers presented to the House in session 1806, relating to the revenues of the East India Company ; Considered, Lx1. 519. 
Further considered, 546, 558. ‘Twenty-three Resolutions reported and agreed to, 562. 


Petition to enable the Company to raise money upon bond instead of increasing their capital stock ; Lx11. 653. Considered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered ; 683. See East India Affairs, 6. 


Act of the Parliament of Ireland 33 Geo. III. so far as relates to East India goods arriving in Ireland from any port except London ; 
LXI11. 195. Considered ; Resolution reported, and Bill ordered; 199. See East India Affairs, 8. 


Acts 39 Geo. III. c. 89 and 43 Geo. III. c. 63, for regulating the manner in which the East India Company shall hire and take up ships for 
their regular service ; LXV. 443. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 449. See East India Affairs, 46. 


Report of 11 May 1810, from the Select Committee on the present state of affairs of the East India Company; [King’s consent first 
signified,] Lxv. 400. Considered, 436. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 444. See East India Affairs, 11. 


Petition of the Company for a Bill to enable them to raise a further sum upon bond; Lxvi. 319. Considered ; reported, and Bill 
ordered ; 333. See East India Affairs, 12. 


The Affairs of the East India Company ; The several Petitions presented during the session relative to the trade and shipping of the East 
India Company, and the renewal of their Charter referred ; Lxvi11. 337. Further Petitions referred, 339, 362, 364, 371, 381, 384, 
400, 422, 453. Matters considered ; Report progress, and leave given to sit again; 337. Petition of the Company to be heard by 
Counsel to adduce evidence referred ; Warren Hastings, Esquire, and others ordered to attend the Committee ; 353. Further considered ; 
leave to sit again; persons ordered to attend; 362. Minutes of Evidence ordered ; presented; printed; 363. Further considered ; 
leave to sit again; persons to attend; Minutes of Evidence ordered, presented; printed; 364, 367, 375. Further considered; 
Report that Committee had examined another witness, and for leave to sit again; 379. Further consideration deferred ; persons 
ordered to attend; Minutes of Evidence ordered; presented; printed; 382. Further considered; leave to sit again; persons 
ordered to attend; Minutes of Evidence ordered; presented; printed; 391. Further considered; Report that Committee had 
examined other witnesses, and for leave to sit again ; further considered ; Report that Committee had examined other witnesses, and 
for leave to sit again; persons ordered to attend; Minutes of Evidence ordered; presented ; printed; 393, 397, 401. Further 
considered ; Report that Commitete had examined another witness, and for leave to sitagain, and Chairman directed to move for 
the appointment of a Select Committee to take evidence; debate thereon adjourned; Minutes of Evidence ordered; presented ; 
printed; 407. Further considered ; Report that they had examined other witnesses, and for leave to sit again ; persons ordered 
to attend; Minutes of Evidence ordered; presented; printed; debate on motion for appointment of Select Committee resumed ; 
Select Committee appointed; 415. See imfra, 1483. Further considered; leave to sit again; 532, 536, 541. Further 
considered ; fourteen Resolutions reported; 547. Day appointed for further considering Report; Resolutions printed; 549. 
Report further considered ; first Resolution read, and further proceeding upon the Report adjourned ;557- Resumed ; first Resolution 
again read; amendment proposed ; Resolution amended and agreed to; 564. Second Resolution read; amended, and agreed to; 
further proceeding upon the Report adjourned; 565. Resumed; third Resolution postponed; fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh 
agreed to; eighth disagreed to; ninth, tenth, and eleventh agreed to; third Resolution read again ; four amendments proposed 
and not made; Resolution amended; another amendment proposed and not made; Resolution as amended agreed to; twelfth 
Resolution agreed to; thirteenth Resolution read; Motion of the House to agree with the Committee in the said Resolution ; debate 
thereon adjourned ; fourteenth Resolution agreed to; Resolutions to be communicated to the Lords at a conference, and conference 
desired, 571-574. See Conferences,2. Bills ordered. See East India Affairs,19. Debate on the thirteenth Resolution resumed ; 
Resolution agreed to, and to be communicated to the Lords at a conference, and conference desired ; 592. See Conferences, 2. 


Acts 53 Geo. III. c. 155, and 54Geo. III. c. 35, to extend the period for allowing importations, &amp;c. from places within the limits of 
Charter in ships not British built ; Lx1x. 454. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 461. See East India Affairs, 48. 


Acts imposing Duties of Customs on goods wares and merchandizes imported from the East Indies; Lx1x. 28, Considered, 41. Two 
Resolutions reported and agreed to, 52. Bill ordered, 59. See East India Affairs, 21. Resolutions to be printed, 59. 


Act 53 Geo. III. c. 155, for continuing in the East India Company the possession of the British territories in India; Lx1x. go. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; ge. See East India Affairs, 22. 


So much of Act 53 Geo. III. c. 155, as authorizes the use of East India built ships; Lx1x. 100. Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered ; 103. See East India Affairs, 47. 


Act 53 Geo. III. c. 155 ; Lx1x. 383. Considered, 386. Three Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 397-403. See East India 
Affairs, 25. 


So much of Act of session 1814, c. 36. as charges duties on wood imported from the East Indies; tx1x. 159. Considered, 165. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 169. See East India Affairs, 23. 


So much of Acts 43 Geo. III. c. 68; 49 Geo. III. c. 98, and 54 Geo. IIL. c. 36, as relates to the importations of silk handkerchiefs from 
the East Indies; Lxrx. 452. Considered, 456. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 458. See East India Affairs, 26. 


Act 54 Geo. III. c, 36, respecting East India goods ; Lx1x. 486. Not considered. 


Act 54 Geo. III. c,.36, relating to the Custom duties on East India goods; Lxx.14. Considered, 16. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 19. See East India Affairs, 27. ; , a 


397. Act 


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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 
East India Affairs—continued. : 


397. Act 54 Geo. III. c. 148, for imposing an Excise duty on silk handkerchiefs sold by the East India Company ; Lxx.283. Considered 290. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 295. See East India Affairs, 29. : 


398. Of making an alteration in the pension of Judges in India; [Regent’s recommendation first signified,] Lxx. 291. Considered, 293. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to, 300. Again read, and instruction accordingly, 304. See East India Affairs, 28. 


399. Of charging rates of postage for the conveyance of letters and packets between Great Britain, the Cape of Good Hope, the Mauritius, 
and the East Indies; Lxx. 309. Instruction to consider Act 46 Geo. III. c. 92; matters considered; 314. Three Resolutions 


reported, and Bill ordered, 317. See East India Affairs, 31. 

401. Acts 53 Geo. III. c. 155, and 54 Geo. III. c. 34, relating to the East India Company’s trade; Lxx11. 154. Considered, 166. 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 170. See East India Affairs, 32. 

402. The navigation laws affecting the trade of the several countries within the limits of the East India Company’s Charter; Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered, txx11. 406. See East India Affairs, 34. 

403. Acts 54 Geo. III. c. 36, amd 55 Geo. III. c. 10, respecting the duties payable upon East India goods; Lxx1v. 187. Considered, 191. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 198. See East India Affars, 25. 

404. Act 54 Geo. III. c. 105, to remove doubts as to the duties and taxes heretofore imposed, and levied under the authority of the several 
governments in the East Indies; txx1v.187. Considered, 191. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 198. See East India 


Affairs, 377. 


405. Act 55 Geo. III. c. 153, for granting certain rates on the postage of letters from Great Britain, the Cape of Good Hope, the Mauritius, 
and the East Indies; txx1v. 535. Considered, 538. Four Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 543. See East India Affairs, 38. 
Act 55 Geo. III. c. 153, for granting certain rates on the postage of letters from Great Britain, the Cape of Good Hope, the 
Mauritius, and the East Indies; Lxxiv. 552. Considered, 556. Four resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 567. See East 
India Affairs, 39. 
See supra, 13. infra, 609. 





East India Docks :—See supra, 345. 


Education : 


406. Of enabling His Majesty to advance a sum of money out of the Consolidated Fund for the purposes of the Bill for appointing a 
commission to inquire into the abuses in charities connected with the Education of the Poor; [Regent's recommendation first signified, ] 
LX XIII. 330. Considered, 336. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 341. Read, and instruction accordingly, 347. See Education, 1. 


407. Of making provision for the salaries and allowances to officers to be appointed under the Bill to amend Act 58 Geo. III. for appointing 
Commissioners to inquire concerning charities in England for the Education of the Poor ; [Regent’s recommendation first signified, ] 
LXXIV. 515. Considered, 524. Resolution Reported, and instruction accordingly, 528. See Education, 1. 


Egypt : -- See infra, 1268. 


Elections: 


408. Report from the Select Committee appointed to consider five motions respecting the interference of Peers and other persons therein mentioned 
in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament; Lv11.17. Considered; two Resolutions reported ; day appointed for further 
considering Report; Report printed; 34. Report further considered, and Resolutions agreed to, 376. See Elections, 748. 


409. Return of the amount of fees received by the Messenger of the Great Seal upon the delivery of Election writs from 1801, exclusive of 
all payments from the Hanaper Office; [The Regent’s recommendation first signified,} Lxv111. 533. Considered, 535. Resolution 
reported, and agreed to, and instruction accordingly, 540. See Elections, 15. 


411. Extracts of indictments whereon Sir Manasseh Masseh Lopes and others were tried and found guilty of bribery; witnesses ordered to 
attend, Lxx1v. 474. Considered, 488. Further considered, and proceedings dropped for want of forty Members, 489. Further 
considered ; persons ordered to attend; Minutes ordered ; presented; printed; 496. Committee deferred; persons ordered to 
attend; 510. Further considered; persons ordered to attend; Minutes ordered; presented; printed; 527. Committee deferred ; 
persons ordered tg attend; 557, 559. Persons ordered to attend, 580. Matters further considered ; persons ordered to attend ; 
Minutes ordered ; presented; printed; 581, 589. Matters further considered; witnesses ordered to attend; 603. Matters further 
considered; Minutes ordered; presented; printed; Resolutions, ‘That such a notorious system of corruption has prevailed in the 
Borough of Grampound, as to call for the serious consideration of this House; That the House will take the same into consideration 
early in next session; 617. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee of the whole House; presented 19 May 1819; read; 
Resolution, That Alexander Lambe, Esquire, since his examination before the Committee, having destroyed a material document, has 
been guilty of a wilful suppression of evidence, &amp;c. ; Mr. Lambe ordered to be taken into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms, in order to 
his being brought to the bar on the morrow to be reprimanded and discharged; 618. The Serjeant reports Mr. Lambe in custody ; 
brought to the bar; reprimanded, and discharged paying his fees ; What was said by Mr. Speaker, in reprimanding him, to be 
entered in the Journals; 621. 


412. Report from the Select Committee on the Petition complaining of an undue Election and return for the borough of Camelford ; Considered ; 
Committee report progress; persons ordered to attend ; Minutes ordered; presented; printed; Mr. Speaker not to issue his warrant 
for a new writ; Lxx1v.618. Mr. Hallett ordered to attend, 624. Resolution, That the House having been for some time engaged 
in an inquiry into the corrupt practices reported by the Committees, and finding that the interval before the end of the session 
will not be sufficient for completing such inquiry, will resume the consideration thereof early in the ensuing Session, 625. Mr. Speaker 
not to issue his warrant for a new writ; Order for Committee on Report discharged, 626. Entry in Journal read; Mr. Speaker not 
to issue his warrant for « new writ; LXXvV, 17. 


413. Of making provision for defraying such expenses as may be incurred by the appointment of Commissioners and Clerks for executing 
certain matters relative to the trial of controverted Elections in Ireland; [King’s recommendation first signified,] Lv11. 553. 
Considered, 565. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 573. See Elections, 25. 


Embankments : 


4u4. P lymouth -—Report from the Select Committee on the Petition of several persons, inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood of Plymouth, 
for a Bill for enabling His Majesty to grant certian parcels of land near that town to certain persons for the purpose of embanking and 
preserving the same from the sea; Lv11. 95. Considered, 103. Reported, and Bill ordered, 114. See Embankments, 9. 


415. Traeth Mawr :—Report on the Petition of William Alexander Madocks, Esq. for a Bill to enable His Majesty to vest the lands there 
in him; Lx11.295- Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 302. See Embankments, 16. ——— Report on Petition for ditto, 601, 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 615. See Embankments, 16. 


Essequibo :—See supra, 324-5. 


Estates : 


ais. Colebrooke, Sir James :—Petition of the Earl of Tankerville and others for a Bill for exonerating the Estates of the late Sir James 
Colebrooke and others, from claims with respect to contracts entered into with His Majesty’s Government ; Lxx.377. Considered, 382. 
Reported, and Bill ordered, 387. See Estates, 159. 


417. Egham 
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800 COM MITTEES——continued. 
a ———EELELESE——EE 
I Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 


417. 


418. 


419. . 
421. 
422. 


423. 


424, 


425. 


426. 


427. 


428. 


429. 


431. 


432. 


433. 


434. 


4356. 


436. 


437. 


438. 


439. 


441. 


442. 


443. 


444. 


445. 


446. 


447. 





Estates—continued. 


Egham Lands :— Report on Petition of David Jebb, for a Bill for confirming articles of agreement for exchange of Lands iz the 
parish of Egham, between His Majesty and him; Lx11. 241. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 266. See Estates 215 
Another Report on Petition of David Jebb, for the like purpose ; 1x11.630. Considered; reported, ‘and Bill ordered ; 639. ; 

See Estates, 215. ; ; 





7 Bit ¢ Joke Rong: erdne : ao from pos re Committee on the Petition of John Kemeys Gardner Kemeys, for 
a Bill to explain and amerd Act 34 Geo. III. respecting a debt due to the Crown upon mortgage on his Estate ; Lv1. 456. (pated 
reported, and Bill ordered ; 463. See Estates, 339. a state; LVI. 456. Considered; 


Lewis, Percival and Marianne :—Report on the Petition of Percival and Marianne Lewis, for a Bill for exonerating their 
Estates from certain claims of the Crown; Lx1. 427. Considered, 440. Reported, and Bill ordered, 443. See Estates, 367. 


Pembroke Manor :—Report on Petition of Lord Hereford for sale thereof to John Owen ; Considered ; re i 
4 4 3% 2» &gt; ; rted 
ordered ; Lxv. 283. See Estates, 298. os pin ee 


Powerscourt,, Lord ;—Report on Petition for a Bill for vesting in His Majest i i ™ 
: y certain Estates belon to him ; . 616. 
Considered, 622. Reported, and Bill ordered, 628. See Estates, 463. APs TE A 8 


Sulyarde, Edward :—Petition of the co-heiresses and their husbands of the late Edward Sulyarde, for a Bill to enable them to pay 
a sum in satisfaction of a claim of the Crown; LXv1.319. Report on former Petition referred ; matters considered ; reported, and 
Bill ordered ; 322. See Estates, 549- : F 


Witherslack Manor :—Report of Select Committee on Petition of the Earl of Derby for a Bill to enable him and his son, Lord 
Stanley, to pay a certain sum in satisfaction of His Majesty’s claim on that Manor; Lxx. 131. Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered ; 136. See Estates, 593. 


Eusthatia :—See infra, 1195. 1197. 1222. 


Exchequer :—Copy of a warrant of the Lords of the Treasury to the Auditor of the Exchequer, dated.31 December 1810, with copies 
of the correspondence on the subject of that warrant, respecting an immediate issue of money for the service of the army and navy; 
Lxvi.27. Objection taken, That the subject of the papers ought to have been referred to the Committee on the State of the Nation, 
but that Committee having been appointed for a future day, the House resolves to go into the Committee ; Letter from Deputy Clerks 
of the Prvy Seal, of 4 January 1811, referred, and matters considered ; Resolution reported ; amended, and agreed to; to be commu- 
nicated to the Lords at a conference; 28. See Conferences, 3. 


Exchequer Bills: 
Act 51 Geo. III. c. 15, for enabling His Majesty to direct the issue of Exchequer Bills; txv11. 462. Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered; 480. See Commercial Credit, 2. 


Of enabling His Majesty to authorize the issue of Exchequer Bills, for the purposes of local and temporary relief, upon due security given ; 
[Regent’s recommendation first signified,] Lxx11. 205. Considered, 216. Two Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 220. Bill 


ordered, 221. See Commercial Credit, 3. 
Act of Session 1817, for authorizing the issuing of Exchequer Bills for the employment of the poor; Lxx11. 401. Considered ; reported 
and Bill ordered; 408. See Commercial Credit, 3. , 
Acts 57 Geo. III. c. 34, and 124, for authorizing the issue of Exchequer Bills, and the advance of money for carrying on Public Works: 
Lxxv. 369. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 380. See Commercial Credit, 3. . mo icant 


Exchequer Consolidation :—Sce infra, 947-949. 


Excise : 

Acts 19 and 28 Geo. III. relating to the}duties on Auctioneers and Auctions, and for amending the several laws relating to the Excise : 
Lvir. 462. Instruction to consider so much of Act 27 Geo. III. as relates to the allowance of soap and starch used in the woollen, 
linen, and cotton manufactories, 463. Considered, 468. Three Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 473. See Excise, 2. ‘ 


Act 23 Geo. III. c. 26, relating thereto; Considered ; reported ; Bill ordered, and Resolution to be reported on a future day ; Lx1v. 312. 
See Excise, 13. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 319. See Excise, 14. 


Act 43 Geo. ILI. c. 6g, to repeal the Duties of Excise payable in Great Britain, and to grant other Duties in lieu thereof; Lx1v. 333. 
Considered, 337. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 341. See Excise, 15. 


Acts for granting additional Duties of Excise on certain articles ; Lx1x. 227. Considered, 250. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 255. 
See Ercise, 22. 

Act 43 Geo. III. c. 69, to repeal the Duties of Excise payable in Great Britain, and to grant other Duties in lieu thereof; Lx1x. 266. 
‘Committee deferred, 273, 276. Not considered. 


Acts 43 Geo. III. c. 69, and 53 Geo. IIT. relating to the Duties of Excise, and respecting the East India Company’s Charter; Lxx. 409. 
Considered, 412. Report deferred, 418. 

Acts 55 Geo. III. c. 30, c. 63, c. 129, and, 56 Geo. III. c. 113, relating to the Duties of Excise, &amp;c.; xxiv. 261. Considered, 267. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 271. See Ercise, 23. ; ere ee 

Act 47 Geo. III. stat. 1, ¢. 18, to grant certain inland Duties of Taxes and Excise in Ireland; Lx1x. 443. Considered, 448. Reso- 
lution reported; agreed to, and Bill ordered; 449. See Houses, 2. 


See supra, 314. 397- 


Excise Licences: 


So much of Act 44 Geo, IIT. as relates to the Duties on Licences for selling ale, beer, or other exciseable liquors, by retail ; Lx111. 292. 
Considered, 301. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 308. See Alehouses, 2. 


The Duties payable on Licences for retailing beer, ale, cider, perry, or spirits; Lxx1.470. Considered, 481. Three Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered, 496. See Licences, 13. 


Acts 43 Geo. III. ¢.69; 55 Geo. III. c. 30, and 56 Geo. III. c.113, respecting Excise Licences; Lxx11. 345. Considered, 352. Seven 
Resolutions reported; day appointed for further considering Report; 374. Report further considered; Resolutions agreed to; 


Bill ordered; 417. See Licences, 14. 

Act 45 Geo. III. ¢. 50, for regulating Licences for the sale of spirituous liquors in Ireland ; Considered, Lxvi11. 613. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 620. See Licences, 9. ' 

Act 45 Geo. III. c. 50, for regulating Licences for the sale of spirituous liquors, &amp;c. in Ireland; txviir.621. Considered, 625. Reso- 
lution reported, and instruction accordingly, 629. See Licences, 9. 

Act 55 Geo. III. ¢.19, to grant certain Duties of Excise on Licences for the sale of spirituous liquors in Ireland; LXXIII. 343. 
Considered, 353. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 359. See Licences, 15. 

Act 55 Geo, III. c.19, to grant certain Duties of Excise on Licences for the sale of spirituous liquors in Ireland; xxv. 588. 
Considered, 594. Resolution repo;ted, and Bill ordered, 600. |. See Licences, 16. 

Acts 55 Geo. III. c.19, and 59 Geo. III. c. 106, relating to certain Duties of Excise upon Licences in Ireland; txxv.401. Consi- 
dered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 408. See Licences, 17. 


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1. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 


Exmouth, Lord :—See infra, 767. 
Farms :—See supra, 172. 


Farming Society of Ireland :—See infra, 1348. 


Fees : 
448. Fourth Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Fees, Gratuities, Perquisites, and Emoluments, which are or have 
been lately received in certain Public Offices in Ireland ; and also to examine into any abuses which may exist in the same ; and into 
the present mode of receiving, collecting, issuing and accounting for Public Money in Ireland; tx111.175. Considered, 181. 
Resclution reported ; King’s consent signified, and Bill ordered ; 189. See Titles. 


449. Acts 44 c. 106; 45 c. 55, and 47 Geo. III. c. 39, for appointing Commissioners for inquiring into the Fees, &amp;c. of the Public Offices in 
Ireland; Lx1v.201. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 206. See Fees, 3. 


451. Felons :—Of empowering His Majesty to grant a salary to an inspector of places of confinement for Felons and other Offenders ; [King’s 
recommendation first signified,] Lv11. 223. Considered, 226. Resolution reported, 228. Instruction accordingly, 229. See 
Transportation, 1. 


452. Ferries :—Report from the Committee on the Petition for a Bill respecting Frith of Forth Ferries; txvit1. 248. Considered, 294. 
Resolution reported and agreed to, 303. Instruction accordingly, 307. See Ferries, 3. Act 53 Geo. III. c. 125, relating to 
the Ferries cross the Frith of Forth; [Regent’s recommendation first signified,] Lx1x. 423. Considered, 427. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 440. See Ferries, 1. 





Figs :—See infra, 962. 


Finances : 
453. The Finances of the Country; Lx11. 83. Acts relating to the redemption of the Public Debt, and several Acts for granting certain 
Duties for a limited time, &amp;c. Referred; report progress, and to be further considered; 89. Report further considered, 130. 
Eleven Resolutions reported, and Report to be further considered, 138. Report further considered ; first Resolution amended, and 
agreed to; rest agreed to, and Bill or Bills ordered; 144. See Debt, National, 2. _ First Resolution read, and entered previous 
to the House going into Committee on the State of the Finances of Great Britain; Lxvitr. 265. 


454. The State of the Finances in Great Britain; Lxvi11. 251. Resolution of 18 May 1820 read; Accounts presented during the session 
relative to the National Debt, Consolidated Fund, and War Taxes referred; Matters considered, and report progress; 264. Further 
considered, 349. ‘Ten Resolutions respecting the Reduction of the National Debt and the Redemption of the Land Tax Reported 


and agreed to, 352. Bills ordered, 353. See Debt, National, 3. Land Tax, 8. 

455. Report of 27 March 1817 from the Select Committee on the Income and Expenditure of the United Kingdom ; Lx x11.205. Considered, 
reported ; ten Bills ordered ; 237. See Civil Services. Courts, 52,53. ~ Justices in Eyre. Mint. Offices, 4, 5- 
Parliament, 4. Trade, 4. 


456. First Report from the Select Committee appointed to inquire into, and state the Income and Expenditure of the United Kingdom for the 
year ended 5 January 1819; Lxxiv. 492. Fourth and Eleventh Reports, 5 June 1817, and 25 May 1818, from the Select 
Committee on Public Income and Expenditure; Referred; Accounts of Income and Expenditure, Taxes and National Debt, presented 
since 5 January 1816 referred, and matters considered, 497. Further considered, 504. Seven Resolutions reported, and agreed 
to, 509, 510. 

See infra, 945, 946. 


Finisterre, Cape :—See supra, 25. infra, 862. 


Fish and Fisheries : 


457. Act 41 Geo. III. for granting bounties for bringing Fish to London and Westminster; Lx. 302. Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered; 308. See Fish, 1. 


458. Act 1 Geo. I. for the better preventing Fresh Fish taken by foreigners being imported into this kingdom, and for the preservation of the 
Fry of Fish, and for~the giving leave to import Lobsters and Turbots in foreign bottoms, and for the better preservation of Salmon 
within several rivers in England ; ux11.760. Considered, 792. Reported, and Bill ordered, 796. See Fish, 14. 
459. Of further encouraging the Fisheries on the coasts of Great Britain; Lv1. 572. Instruction to consider of ceriain Acts relative to 
laying in stores of Herrings, &amp;c.; and Account, showing how the money granted by Act of last session for laying in stores 
of Herrings and Fish has been disposed of referred, and matter considered, 580. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 528. 
See Fish, 1. 


461. Acts 26 Geo. III. c. 81, and 48 Geo. III. c.86, for the encouragement of the British Fisheries; Lxv. 332. Considered, 342. Reso- 


lution reported, and Bill ordered, 347. See Fish, 8. 

462. Of bounties on the taking and curing of Fish on the Coasts of Great Britain; txxv.441. Considered, 446. Five Resolutions 
reported, and agreed to, 450. Instruction accordingly, 451. See Fish, 34. 

463. Act of Session 1802, relating to the Greenland Whale Fishery; 11x. 84. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 88, See Fish, 24. 


464. Act of Session 1804 respecting ships employed in the Greenland Whale Fishery; tx. 37. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 41. 
See Fish, 24. 


465. Act 45 Geo. III. for allowing vessels employed in the Whale Fishery to complete their full number of men; Lx1. 59. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered ; 64. See Fish, 24. 


466. Acts 26 Geo. III.c. 41; 29 Geo. III.c. 53; 50 Geo. III. c. 11, and 46 Geo. III. c. 9, relating to the Greenland and Newfoundland 
Fisheries ; Lxx. 190. Considered, 193. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 196. See Fish, 25. 


467. Act 26 Geo. III.c. 41, for the further support and encouragement of the Greenland Fishery ; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 
LXXIII. 171. See Fish, 26. 


468. Acts 26 Geo. III. c. 41; 29 Geo. III. c.53; 55 Geo. III. c. 39; 46 Geo. III. c.9, and 1 Geo. IV. c. 12, for further support and 
encouragement of the Fisheries carried on in the Greenland Seas and Davis's Straits; Lxxv. 246. Considered, 258. ‘I'wo Reso- 
lutions reported, and Bill ordered, 266, See Fish, 26. 


469. Of further encouraging and regulating the British White Herring Fishery ; 1x111. 361. Considered, 376. Resolutions reported, and 
Bill ordered, 382. See Fish, 15. 


471. Act 48 Geo. III. c. 110, for the further encouragement of the British White Herring Fishery ; txv1. 379. Considered, 386. Further 
considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 389. See Fish, 15. 


472. Act 51 Geo, III. c. 101, relating to the British White Herring Fishery ; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; txvit. 530. See 
Fish, 15. 


473. Acts 48 Geo. III. c. 110; 51 Geo. IIl.c.101, and 52 Geo. III. c. 153, for the encouragement and regulatiun of the British White 
Herring Fishery ; tx1rx.250. Considered, 252. Reported, and Bill ordered, 253. See Fish, 16. 


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Fish and Fisheries—continued. 


474. Acts relating to the British White Herring Fishery ; xx. 212. Considered, 216. Four Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered; 221. 
See Fish. 16. 


475. Acts for the further encouragement and better regulation of the Fisheries in Ireland ; txx111. 330. Considered, 336. Eight Resolutions 
reported, and agreed to, 341. Bill ordered, 342. See Fish, 19. 













































476. Acts for the further encouragement and better regulation of the Fisheries in Ireland; Lxxiv. 535. Considered, 549. Four Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered, 555. See Fish, 22. 


477. Ofenabling the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to direct the issue of a sum of money for the encouragement of the Coast Fisheries in Ireland, &amp;c.; 
[Regent’s recommendation first signified,] xxiv. 557. Considered, 572. ‘T'wo Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 579. 
See Fish, 22. 

478. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 109, for the further encouragement and improvement of the Irish Fisheries; Lxxv. 271. Committee deferred, 277, 
284, 288. Not considered. 


479. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 109, for the further encouragement and improvement of the [rish Fisheries; Lxxv. 360. Considered, 373. Two 
Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 381. Bill ordered, 382. See Fish, 22. 


481. Report from the Select Committeee on the Petition of certain persons residing in Poole, relative to the British Fishery in the Island of 
Newfoundland ; tv1. 542. Considered, 549. ‘I'wo Resolutions reported, and with an Amendment to one of them agreed to, and Bill 
ordered, 560. See Fish, 27. 


482. So much of Act 41 Geo. IIL as relates to granting a bounty en the importation of certain Fish from Newfoundland and Labrador ; 
Lv111.671. Instruction to consider of granting a bounty on Fish imported from Newfoundland into Ireland ; matters considered ; 675. 
Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 680. See Sugar, 6. 


483. Ofallowinga bounty on the importation of certain Fish into the Islands of Guernsey and Jersey from Newfoundland and the coast of 
Labrador; Lx1.487. Considered, 494. Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 507. See Fish, 27. 


484. Act 46 Geo. III. for allowing the importation of certain Fish from Newfoundland and the coast of Labrador, and for granting a bounty 
thereon ; LXi1. 100. Considered, 105. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 108. See Fish, 27. 


485. Act 46 Geo. III. c. 103, for allowing the importation of certain Fish from Newfoundland and the coast of Labrador, and for granting 
a bounty thereon; tx1v. 126, Considered, 129. Reported, and Bill ordered, 134. See Fish, 3. 


486. Report from Select Committee on Petition of adventurers in the Pilchard Fishery; ux. 372. Considered, 412. Resolution reported, and 
Bill ordered, 425. See Fish, 29. 


487. Act 45 Geo. III. for the encouragement of the Pilchard Fishery; txut. 355. Considered, 359. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 378. See Fish, 31. 


488. Acts 31 Geo. III. c. 45; 45 Geo. III. c. 102, and 48 Geo. III. c. 68, respecting the bounty on Pilchards; txvi1. 179. Considered, 200. 
Two Resolutions reported; first agreed to; second disagreed to; Bill ordered on the first ; 204. See Fish, 32. 


489. Acts 43 Geo. III. c. 68, and 52. Geo. III. ¢. 42, relating to the allowance of the bounties on Pilchards exported; Lxxiv. 556. Con- 
sidered, 559. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 566. See Fish, 32. 


491. Of granting bounties on the curing of certain kinds of Fish taken in the Scottish Fisheries; Lxxv. 415. Considered, 421. Four 
Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 424. Bill ordered, 425. See Fish, 34. 


492. Act 38 Geo. III. fur further encouraging the Southern Whale Fisheries; vir. 84. Considered, 87. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 92. See Fish, 35. 


493. So much of Act 35 Geo. III. for encouraging and regulating the Southern Whale Fishery as relates to obtaining licences from the East 
India Company and South Sea Company ; Lvi1. 466. Considered, 474. Reported, and Bill ordered, 487. See Fish, 36. 


494. So muchof Acts 35 and 38 Geo. III. as relates: to encouraging Forcigners to settle at Milford Haven for the purpose of carrying on the 
Whale Fishery ; Lvi1. 572. Considered, 581. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 584. See Fish, 37. 


495. So much of Acts 38 and 42 Geo. III. respecting the Southern Whale Fishery as relates to the limits thereof; Lvaa’ 521. Considered ; 
reported, and Billordered; 531. See Fish, 38. 


496. Act 38 Geo. III. for further encouraging the Southern Whale Fisheries ; 1x.321. Considered, 330. Resolution reported ; day appointed 


for further considering Report ; 337. Report further considered ; Resolution agreed to, and Billordered; 407. See Fish, 39. 
497. Acts relating to the Southern Whale Fishery; txvi. 158. Considered, 162. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 167. See 
Fish, 39. 


498. Act 52 Geo. III. c. 103, for the more easy manning of vessels employed in the Southern Whale Fishery; txvi11. 599. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered ; 612. See Fish, 41. 


499. Act 51 Geo. III. c. 34, for continuing the premiums allowed to ships employed in the Southern Whale Fishery; Lxx. 207. Con- 
sidered, 216, Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 221. See Fish, 39. 


501. Acts 51 Geo. III. c. 34, and 55 Geo, IIT. c. 45, for continuing the premiums allowed to ships employed in the Southern Whale Fishery ; 

LXXIv.556. Considered, 559. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 566. See Fish, 39. 
See infra, 606, 607. 609. 611. 615. 623, 624. 629. 631. 633. 636. 638. 641. 644. 647, 648. 975. 979. 997. 
Flax : 

502. Of preventing vexatious suits against the sellers of Flax Seed for sowing; Lxv. 217. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 223. 
See Flax, 3. 

503. Of the best means of saving Flax Seed in Ireland; Lxi1v. 134. Considered, 142. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered; 145. See 
Flax, 1. 

504, The state of the cultivation thereof in Ireland; Lxiv. 71. Books of imports and exports, Act 42 Geo. III. and account of Flax Seed 


referred ; matter considered ; 100. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 104. Resolution again read, and instruction accordingly, 105. 
See Linen, 13. 


505. Acts 23 Geo. Ill. c. 77, and 50 Geo. III. c. 57, for the more effectual encouragement of the manufacture of Flax and Cotton 3; LXX. 430. 
Considered, 436 Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 442. See Flax, 2. 
See infra, 608. 615. 631, 632. 638. 646. 


506. Flour :—So much of Act of session 1800, as relates to the bounties thereby granted on the importation of Wheaten Flour from America ; 
Lv1.84. Considered, 90. Four Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 92. See Corn, 1. 


Foreign Goods: 


507. So much of Acts 39 &amp; 40 Geo, III. c. 67, as relates to regulating the payment of Duties of Customs on F oreign Goods imported into 
Great Britain from Ireland, or into Ireland from Great Britain, &amp;c.; Lxx. 303. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 308. 
See Foreign Goods. 


508. Acts 3 Edward IV. c.4, and 1 Ric. III. c. 12, respecting the importation of Foreign Wrought Goods; txx1. 306. Considered, 309. 
. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 317. See Customs, 33. 
Foreign Ships: 
509. Of granting to Foreign Ships put under His Majesty’s protection the privileges of prize ships; tx. 148. Considered ; reported, and 
Bill ordered; 154. See Ships, 3. 
S11. Act 06 Pm IIT. c. 32, for granting to Foreign Ships the privileges of prize ships; Lxx. 18. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 22. 
5 aps, 3. 
See supra, 289. 
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512. 


517. 
518. 


519. 


521. 


522. 


523. 


525, 


526. 


527. 


528. 


529. 


531. 


532. 


535. 


536. 


538. 


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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 


Foreign Wares :—See supra, 309. 


Forfeited Estates :—Report from the Select Committee appointed to examine the Accounts from the Exchequer of Scotland of the 
grants already made payable out of the funds arising from the Forfeited Estates in Scotland; 1x1. 464. The King recommends such 
appropriation of the money arisen from the said Forfeited Estates, for improvements in Scotland as the House shall think proper ; 
several Accounts, &amp;c. referred, and matters considered ; 477. Seven Resolutions reported, 481. Agreed to, and Bills ordered, 482. 
See Exchequer Buildings. Fish, 6. Navigations, 1. 


' Forgery :—-Acts for the more effectually preventing the Forgery of Notes of the Bank of Ireland; txiv, 57. Considered; reported, 


and Bill ordered; 65. See Forgery, 4. 
Free Ports :—See infra, 1289-1314. 


. French Colonies :—The trade between the United Kingdom and the Colonies of France; Lxx. 412. Considered ; reported, and 


Bill ordered ; 418. See French Colonies. 


. French Packets :—Of charging tonnage duties on French Packets or Passage Vessels; Lxx1. 58. Considered, 62. Resolution 


reported ; agreed to, and Bill ordered ; 70. See French Packets. 
French Wine :—See infra, 1319-1321. 1328. 
Frogmore House :—See infra, 768. 
Fruit :—See infra, 738. 


Fuller’s Earth: 


Of permitting the exportation of Fuller's Earth, Fuller’s Clay, and Tobacco Pipe Clay to any place in the possession of His Majesty ; 
LXII. 257. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 261. See Fuller’s Earth, 1. 


Acts respecting Fuller’s Earth; 1xx11.350. Considered, 353. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 361. See Fuller’s Earth, 2. 


Game :—So much of Act 52 Geo. III. c. 93, as relates to the Duties payable in respect of killing Game ; Considered ; reported, and Bill 
ordered; LX1x. 426. See Game, 4. 


Gaols :—Report of the Select Committee on the Petition of the Lord Provost, &amp;c. of Edinburgh, for provision for granting an aid of 
public money fur erecting a new Gaol, &amp;c.; Lxvii1. 383. Report re-committed to the same Select Committee, 398. See 
infra, 1531. 


Geneva : 
Act 39 Geo. III. c. 105, relating to the manufacture of Maidstone Geneva; Lxv1. 392. Considered, 399. Three Resolutions reported, 
and Bill ordered, 406. See Geneva. 


Act 51 Geo. III. c. 3, for permittig Sir William Bishop and George Bishop to continue the manufacture of Maidstone Geneva; Lx1x. 260. 
Considered, 266. Resolution reported; agreed to, and Bill ordered; 274. See Geneva. 


See infra, 623. 
Gibraltar :—See infra, 738. 
Glasgow and Carlisle Road : 


Report from Select Committee on Petition for Bill for repairing the same; [Regent's recommendation first signified,] Lxx1. 496. 
Considered, 442. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Report from Select Committee again read, and Bill ordered; 449. See 
Turnpike Roads, 281. 


Act (Loc. et Pers.) 56 Geo. III. c. 83, for improving the Road from Glasgow to Carlisle; Lxx111. 310. Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered ; 319. See Turnpke Roads, 18.  ~ 


Glass : 


So much of Act 43 Geo. IJ]. as charges a duty on Glass imported ; Lx. 426. Considered, 432. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill 


ordered, 437. See Glass, 1. 
So much of Act 45 Geo. III. as relates to the countervailing duty on Glass imported from Ireland, and to the duty on Tiles made in 
Great Britain; Lx1. 484. Considered, 487. Two Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 493. See Excise, 8. 
So much of Acts 43 Geo. III. c. 69. and 45 Geo. III. c. 30, as relates to the duties on Glass; Lx1v. 279. Considered, 289. i 
reported and Bill ordered, 293. See Glass, 2. te p00. Resclatinn 
Acts relating to the duties on Spread Window Glass and Crown Glass; Lxvi. 259. Considered, 271. Seven Resoluti 
Bill ordered, 287. See Glass, 2. 7 4 mune seperind, and 
Acts 49 Geo. III. c. 63, and 51 Geo. IIT. c. 69, relating to the duties on materials used in making Glass; txvit.179. Consid 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 204. See Glass, 2. . 39 onaidere§ane. 


Acts 49 Geo. III. c. 63, and 51 Geo. III. c. 69, relating to the duties on Glass; Lxvi1. 371. Considered, 382. Four Resolutions 
reported ; day appointed for further considering Report ; 389. Report further considered ; Resolutions agreed to, and Bill ordered ; 421. 


See Glass, 3. 

Acts 43 Geo. Ili. C. 69, and 45 Geo. III. c. 30, relating to the duties on Glass; txvi1. 526. Considered, 527. Five Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered, 535. See Glass, 4. 

Acts 49 Geo. Ill. c.63 ; 51 Geo. III. c.69, and 52 Geo. III. c. 54, relating to the duties on Glass made in Great Britain; txvi11. 600. 
Considered, 612. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 619. See Glass, «: 

Acts 49 Geo. III. c.63; 53 Geo. III. c. 109, and 51 Geo. III. c. 69, relating to the duties on Glass ; Instruction to consider of an Excise 
aa on Glass Bottles, Lxrx. 373. Considered, 374. Three Resolutions reported ; Bill ordered, and instructions; 378. See 

ass, 2. 


So much of Acts 49 c. 63 ; 51 Geo. ITT. 69, and 52 Geo. III. c. 77, as relates to drawbacks on Glass exported; Lxx. 57. Considered, 64. 
Resolution reported ; amended and agreed to, and bill ordered; 128. See Gluss, 7. 


The laws for granting duties and allowing drawbacks on Glass manufactured in Great Britain and Ireland; rxx. 160. Considered, 168. 
Three Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered; 170, See Glass, 8. 


Acts 49 Geo. IIT. c.63 ; 51 Geo. III. c.69, 52 Geo. III. c. 77 and 94, relating to the duties thereon; Lxx. 299. Considered, 309. 
Nine Resolutions reported, 314. Report further considered; Resolutions agreed to, and instruction accordingly ; 330. See Glass, 8. 
Bill ordered upon the Ninth Resolution, 330. See Leather, 3. 


Acts 49 Geo. III. ¢ 63; 51 Geo. III. c. 69, and 52 Geo. III. c.77 and g4; Lxx. 366. Considered, 372. Six Resolutions reported, 390. 
First amended and agreed to; second disagreed tu; third and fourth agreed to; fifth and sixth disagreed to; instruction 
accordingly ; 391. See Glass, 8. 


Acts 49 Geo. III. ¢.63; 51 Geo. III. c.69, and 54 Geo. III. c.g7, relating to the duties thereon; Lxx1.g. Considered, 13. Two 
Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 14. Bill ordered, 15. See Glass, 2, 


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I, Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 


Glass——continued. 


541. Acts 43 Geo. III. c.69, and 52 Geo. III. c.94, relating to the duties on Glass made in Great Britain; Considered, Lxxt. 471. 
Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 481. See Beer, 4. 

542. Acts 43, 45, 49, 52,55, and 56 Geo. III. for granting duties on Glass; Lxx111. 205. Considered, 224. Two Resolutions reported, 
and Bill ordered, 229. See Glass, 2. 


543. , Acts 49 Geo. III. c.63; 51 Geo. IIL. c.69, and 58 Geo. III. c. 21, relating to the duties on Glass; Lxxiv. 516. Considered, 543. 
Three Resolutions reported, 547. Bill ordered, 548. See Glass, 11. 


544. Acts 49 Geo. III. c.63; 58 Geo. III. c.21, and 51 Geo. III. c.69, relating to the duties on Glass; txx1v. 556. Instruction to 
consider of the countervailing duties payable on Plate Glass imported from Ireland; matters considered; 567. Three Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered, 569. See Glass, 12. 


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Act 59 Geo. IIIc. 104, to continue certain laws of Excise with regard to Crown Glass, and Flint and Phial Glass, &amp;c.; Ltxxv. 261. 
Considered, 268. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 271. See Glass, 12. 


546, Act 54 Geo. III. c. 87, to grant duties of Excise on certain sorts of Glass made in Ireland; Lxx. 10. Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered ; 15. See Glass, 6. 


See infra, 1132. 


Glebe Houses : 


547. Of enabling the Board of First Fruits in Ireland to make provision for the building of Glebe Houses; [King’s recommendation first 
signified,] tvii1. 640. Accounts relative to First Fruits in Ireland referred; matters considered; 646. Further considered, 650. 


Resolution reported; tu be further considered; 660. Report further considered ; Resolution agreed to, and Bill ordered; 662. 
See Glebe Houses, 2. 


548. Act 43 Geo. III. for granting to His Majesty the sum of Fifty thousand pounds for building Glebe Houses in Ireland ; tx11. 595. Con- 
sidered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 606. See Glebe Houses, 2. 


549. Gloves :—Of giving further encouragement to Officers of the Customs seizing Foreign Gloves ; Lxv. 354. Considered, 372. Resolution 
reported, and instruction accordingly, 378. See Silk, 6. See also infra, 1042. 


550. Goat Skins :—Of permitting the importation of Foreign Goat Skins in Foreign ships on payment of like duties as if imported in 
British or Irish ships; Lx.372. Considered, 396. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 400. See Luws Expiring, 18. 


Gold Coin :—See supra, 216-218. 
Gold and Silver Plate :—See infia, 889. 


551. Grafton, Duke of :-—Copy of Agreement between the Treasury and the Duke of Grafton; Lx1. 397. Considered, 400. Reported, 


and bill ordered, 407. See Grafton, Duke of. 
Grain : 
552. Act 43 Geo. III. respecting the exportation and importation of Grain, Seed, Corn, Malt, &amp;c. between Great Britain and Ireland ; 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 11x.336. See Corn, 14. 


553. Motion for leave to bring in Bill to permit the free interchange of Grain between Great Britain and Ireland; Lx1. 369. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered ; 374. See Corn, 19. 


See supra, 246-265. infra, 629. 631. 


554. Grand J ury Presentments :—Of enabling the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to advance money out of the Consolidated Fund of 
Ireland, on credit of the Grand Jury Presentments, for making post roads; [King’s recommendation first signified ;} Motion for 
instruction to raise money by debentures to form new lines of road; King’s recommendation signified, and Motion agreed to, Lx. 201. 
Considered, 217. Two Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 223. See Roads, 1. 


Greenland Fishery :—See supra, 463-468. infra, 607. 609. 623. 631. 638. 6 44. 
Greenwich Hospital :—See infra, 769. 


Grenada and St. Vincent: 


555. Report on the Petition of Merchants, Planters and others trading to, or connected with, the Islands of Grenada and Saint Vincent, for 
further time to be allowed them for payment of their instalments; Lvi1.199. Considered, 234. Reported, and Bill ordered, 236. 
See Grenada and Saint Vincent. 


556. Report from Select Committee on the Petition of the Planters, &amp;c. for relief, &amp;c.; Report referred, Lv111. 247. Considered; Reso- 
lution reported, and Bill ordered ; 257. See Grenada and Saint Vincent. 


Guadaloupe :—See infra, 1194. 1197. 1204. 1222. 
Guernsey :—See infra, 629. 


557. Gunpowder :—Acts 12 Car. II. c. 4; 29 Geo. II. c.16, and 33 Geo. III. c. 2, relating to prohibiting the exportation, and carrying 


coastwise, of Gunpowder, Salt Petre, Arms, Ammunition and Naval Stores; Lx1v.327. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 331. 
See Ireland, 9. See also supra, 309. infra, 962. 


558. Hackney Coaches :—aAct 11 Geo. III. for licensing an additional number of Hackney Coaches ; Considered, Lvir. 529. Two 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 536. See Hackney Coaches, 1. 


Handkerchiefs :—See supra, 394. 397- 


559. Hats :—aActs 44 Geo. III. c. 98, and 47 Geo. III. ¢. 14, relative to the duties on Hats; txvi. 352. Considered, 354. Resolution 
reported, and Bill or Bills ordered, 360. See Hats, 1. 


561. Hawkers :—The duties on Licences to be taken out by Hawkers, &amp;c. in Scotland; Lxx. 218. Considered, 221. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 224. See Hawkers, 2. 


562. Hemp :—tThe countervailing duties on Hemp and Tobacco; txvi. 360. Considered, 364. Two Resolutions reported, and instruction 
accordingly, 369. See Supply, 5238. See also infra, 631, 632. 638. 


Herrings :—See supra, 469-474. 
Hides : 


563. The Duties of Customs on Hides; Ltxvi. 362. Considered, 369. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 373. 
, See Hides, 6. 


564. So much of Act 53 Geo. III. c. 33, as relates to Hides exported to France; txtx- 244. Considered, 250. Resolution reported ; 
and Bill ordered; 255. See French Goods. See also supra, 106. 287. 289. infra, 629. 631. 638. 


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565. Highland Improvements :——Report from the Select Committee on the Report and survey of the coasts and central Highlands of 
Scotland ; Report referred; considered; tv111. 420. Reported, and Bill ordered, 421. See Passengers, 1, ——_ Report of 


Commissioners appointed by Act 43 Geo. III. for making an Inland Navigation in Scotland; Considered ; reported, and Bill 
ordered; LIx. 219. See Scotland, 2. 


566. Highland Roads and Bridges :—So much of Act 54 Geo. III. c. 104, for maintaining and keeping in repair certain Roads and 


Bridges in Scotland as requires money to be annually paid by the Barons of the Exchequer in Scotland, for the purposes of the Act ; 


LXXIV. 544. Regent’s recommendation signified,and Act considered, 550. . Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 556. 
See Scotland, 4. 


Hill, Lord :—See infra, 771. 


Hops : 
567. So 2 of Act 43 Geo, III. as charges a duty on Hops; tx. 426. Considered, 433. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 437. 
ee Hops, 1. 
568. So much of Act of the Parliament of Ireland, 40 Geo. III. as relates to the duties on Hops imported into Ireland; tv1. 312. 
Considered, 321. Resolution reported and Bill ordered, 326. See Hops, 5. 
569. Of continuing Act of session 1801, so far relates to the duties on the importation of British Hops into Ireland; tv1. 550. Considered, 570. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 578. See Hops, 5. 


571. So much of Act 43 Geo. III. as relates to the countervailing duty on Hops imported from Ireland; 1x1. 84. Considered, 486, 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 493. See Excise, 8. 


Horns :—See supra, 289. 


Horses : 
572. So much of Act 25 Geo. III. and of session 1802, as relates to the duties on Horses let to hire for a longer period than two days ; 
Lvii. 556. Considered, 574. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 578. See Horses. 


573. So much of Act 38 Geo. III. as charges a duty on Horses used for the purposes of husbandry ; Considered, Lv1.122. Resolution 
reported ; leave given to offer a Clause upon the third reading of the Bill for granting additional duties on Horses; 133. See 
Supply, 5194. 


574. Act 56 Geo. III. c. 66, for reducing the duties payable on Horses used for the purposes of agriculture; Lxx111.75. Considered, 83. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 87. See Agriculture, 3. 


575. Acts 56 Geo. III. c. 66, and 58 Geo. III. c. 16, for reducing the duties payable on Horses used for the purposes therein mentioned ; 
LXXIV.131. Considered, 135. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 137. See Agriculture, 4. 


576. So muchof Acts 48 Geo, III. c. 55, and 52 Geo. III. c. 93, as relates to the Assessed Taxes on Horses; uxxiv. 182. Considered, 186, 
Five Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 198. See Agriculture, 4. Resolutions to be printed, 198. 
See supra, 283. 


577. Houses :—So much of Acts 45 Geo. III. and of session 1806, as grants a duty of three shillings upon certain Dwelling Houses in 


Ireland; Lx1. 194. Considered, 198. Resolution reported, and Report to be further considered; 204. Further considered ; 
Resolution agreed to, and Bill ordered ; 207. See Houses, 1. 


Howth Harbour :—See supra, 346. 


578. Howth Harbour to Dublin :—Report from Select Committee on Petition for Bill for a Road; xxi. 227. Considered, 230. 
Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 243. See Turnpike Roads, 349. 


Hull, Kingston upon :—See supra, 347. 
Husbandry Horses :—See supra, 573-576. 
Hutchinson, Lord :—See infra, 772. 
Indigo :—~See supra, 203, 204. infra, 615, 642. 


Infirmaries : 


579. Act of the Parliament of Ireland 5 Geo. III. c. 20, for erecting and establishing Public Infirmaries in Ireland; Lx11.674. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered; 693. See Hospitals, 3. 


581. Ofauthorizing the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to direct the payment of money out of the Consolidated Fund, towards erecting Public 
Infirmaries within counties of cities or towns in Ireland; [King’s recommendation first signified,] Lx11. 696. Considered, 708. 
Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 716. See Hospitals, 3. 


582. Inland Navigation in Ireland :—Act 40 Geo. III. c. 51, for granting five hundred thousand pounds for promoting Inland 
Navigation in Ireland; tx1v. 184. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 191. See Inland Navigation, 1. 


Insurance: 
583. So much of Acts 35 Geo. III. and of session 1801, as relates to the duties on Sea Policies of Insurance; Lvi1. 546. Considered, 557. 
Six Resolutions reported, 472. Agreed to, and Bill ordered upon the two first, 573. See Insurances, 1. Two first Resolutions 
read, 588. Order of leave for Bill discharged, and instruction accordingly, 589. See Stamps,1. Four last Resolutions read, 609. 


Instruction accordingly, 610. See Duties, 5. 

584. Acts 22 Geo. III. c. 48; 44 Geo. III. c. 98, and 48 Geo. III. c. 149, relating to the stamp duties on Insurances; Lxv. 309. Considered, 
314. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 318. See Insurances, 2.. 

585. Report of 18 April 1810 from the Select Committee on Act 6 Geo. I. c. 18, relative to Marine Insurance; Considered ; reported, and Bill 
ordered; LXV. 395. See Insurances, 3. 

586. Thestate of Marine Insurances; Report of former session referred; considered; reported, and Bill ordered; xvi. 100. See 


Insurances, 4. 


Ireland : — For Committees on the various subjects relative to Ireland, see supra et infra, the sulject-matters of those Committees. 
Irish Fisheries :—See supra, 475-479. 


587. Iron :—So much of Act 43.Geo. III. as respects the duty on the exportation of Iron goods and wares; Lx1, 273. Considered, 279. 
Three Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 281. See Supply, 5342. 


588. Jamaica :—Of prohibiting the intercourse between the Island of Jamaica and part of the Island of St, Domingo; Lxv11. 194. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 200. See Jamaica, 2. See also supra, 6. 


Jesuits Bark :—See supra, 269. 271. 
Judges : 
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589. 


591. 


593. 


595. 


596. 


597. 


598. 


599. 


602. 


603. 


604. 


605. 


607. 


611. 


612. 


613. 





Judges : 
Of a proper augmentation to the salaries of the Judges ; [King’s recommendation first signified,] tx1v. 368. Considered, 374. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 380. See Judges, 2. 
Act 39 Geo. III. c. 110, for the augmentation of their salaries ; [Regent’s recommendation first signified,] Lxv111. 614. Considered, 629. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 633. See Judges, 1. 


Of providing accommodations for the J udges in cities and towns in Ireland in which assizes are held ; [King’s recommendation first signified, ] 
LVI. 550. Considered, 570. Resolution reported, 577. Bill ordered, 578. See Court Houses, 1. 


Act of the Parliament of Ireland 40 Geo. III. c. 69, for granting annuities to the Lord Chancellor, and to the Judges of the several courts 

of Ireland ; [Regent’s recommendation first signified] ; considered; Lx1x.214. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 218. See Judges, 6. 

Same Act; [Regent’s recommendation first signified;] considered; Lx1x. 394. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 411. 

See Judges, 6. 

Of an augmentation of the salaries of the Judges in Scotland and Ireland; [King’s recommendation first signified] Lxv. 241. 
Instruction to consider of Act of the Parliament of Ireland 36 Geo. III. c.26, for increasing the salaries of the Irish Judges, 252. 
Matters considered, 257. Three Resolutions reported; agreed to, and Bill ordered; 270. See Judges, 4. Acts 48 Geo. III. 
c. 145, and 50 Geo. III. c. 31, relating to the salaries of the Judges in Scotland; tx1x. 373. | Regent’s recommendation 
signified, and matter considered, 376. Resolution reported, and agreed to, and Bill ordered, 383. See Judges, 5. 

See supra, 6-12. 225. 398. infra, 595, 596. 








Judges, East India :—See supra, 398. » 
J ay Court in Scotland : 
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he salaries and allowances to the Judges and officers of the Jury Court to be established in Scotland; [Regent’s recommendation first 
signified,] Lxx. 153. Considered, 164. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 167. See Juries, 1. 


So much of Act 55 Geo. III. c. 42, as regards the salaries to be paid to the Lord Chief Commissioner and Clerks of the Jury Court in 
Scotland; (Regent’s recommendation first signified,] Lxxiv, 402. Considered, 410. Five Resolutions reported, and instruction 
accordingly, 418. See Juries, 1. 


Kemeys, John Kemeys Gardner :—See supra, 418. 
Kent, Duke, of :—See infra, 786. 
Kilwarden, Viscountess :—See infra, 773. 


King :—So much of the Lords Commissioners speech of session 1812, as relates to His Majesty’s household ; txvi1.26. Accounts 
referred, 29. Considered, 31. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered upon the first, 33. See King, 3. The other Resolution 
referred to the Committee of Supply, 33. See Supply, 91. 2588. See also supra, 168-171. 


Labourers :—Acts 5 Eliz.c. 4; 1 Jac. I.c.6; Act of Jac. VI. twenty-second Parliament of Scotland, c. 8; Act of Charles II. first 
Parliament of Scotland, c. 38, relative to the wages of Labourers, &amp;c. ; Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; Lxviit. 172. See 
Labourers, 3. 


Lace : 
Of the duties on Thread Lace granted by Act 43 Geo. III.; x1. 332. Considered, 343. Five Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 357+ See Lace, 1. 


Act 46 Geo. III. c. 81, for better encouraging the manufacture thereof in Great Britain; Lxx.17. Considered, 57. Five Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered, 60. See Lace, 2. 


Lake, Lord Viscount :—See infra, 774. 


Land Revenue :—Acts 34 Geo. III. ¢ 75; 48 Geo. III. c. 73, and 53 Geo. III. c. 121, relating tothe Land Revenue of the Crown; 


LXIX. 111. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 116. See Pavings, 7. 
Land Tax : 
Act 42 Geo. IIL. for consolidating the provisions of several Acts relating to the redemption of the Land Tax; tvs. 427. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered ; 429. See Land Taz, 3. 


Act 53 Geo. III. c. 123. respecting the redemption of the Land Tax; Lxx11. 395. Considered: reported, and Bill ordered ; 408. . 
See Land Tax, 11. 


Laws Expiring : 

Acts mention in Resolutions reported from the Committee on Expiring Laws relative to reducing and better collecting the duties payable 
on the importation of starch; Lv1. 86. Considered, g3. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 98. See Laws 
Expiring, 1. 

Acts reported from the said Committee relative to regulating the tobacco trade in Ireland ; improvement and extension of the fisheries on 
the coast of Ireland; granting annuities in the manuer therein provided ; facilitating the trade and intercourse between Ireland and 
America; tvt. 444. Considered, 454. Four Resolutions reported ; instruction upon the three first; 461. See Laws Expiring, 2. 
Bill erdered upon the last, 461. See America, 9. 


Acts reported from the said Committee relative to encouraging the fisheries carried on at Newfoundland; the further support and 
encouragement of the fisheries carried on in the Greenland Seas and Davis's Straits ; granting a bounty upon certain species of British 
and Irish linens exported; the more effectual encouragement of the British fisheries; making the Port of St. John in the Island of 
Antigua a free pert; permitting the importation of goods from America; tvi. 492. Considered, 580. Seven Resolutions 
reported, 582. Bill or Bills ordered, 583. See Laws Expiring, 3. 


Act reported from the said Committee for permitting the importation of organzined thrown silk, flax and flax seed ; tv11. 57. Considered; 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered; 59. See Silk, 1. 

Acts reported from the said Committee relative to the duties on rum shipped as stores on board merchant ships ; the importation of pipe 
clay to the British sugar plantations ; the importation of wood and lumber from the British plantations in America; the duties on 
cinnamon, cloves, &amp;c.; the importation of certain fish from Newfoundland and Labrador; the importation of East India goods in 
ships not of British built ; the ascertaining tie average price of sugar, and regulating the drawback on the exportation of sugar ; the 
fisheries carried on in the Greenland Seas and Davis’s Straits; tv11. 143. Considered, 149. Resolutions reported, 155. Bills 


ordered, 156. See Laws Expiring, 5, 6. Fish, 23. 
Acts reported from the said Committee relative to the further encouragement of the British fisheries; the prohibiting the exportation of 
foreign wrought silks and velvets; tvi1. 512. Considered, 520. Resolutions reported, 524. Bill ordered, 525. See Laws 
» 4- 


Act reported from the said Committee to prohibit the exportation and permit the importation of corn, &amp;c.; Lvit1. 94. Considered, 98. 
Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 100, See Laws iring, 8. 


Acts reported from the said Committee relative to the relief of captors of prizes ; regulating the trade and commerce of the Island of 
Malta; Considered; Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered ; Lv111. 98. See Laws Expiring, 8. 


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614. Acts reported from the said Committee for enabling the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland two prohibit the exportation from Ireland of corn or 
potatoes, &amp;c.; Considered ; Resolution reported, and Bill ordered; Lviit. 107. See Corn, 8 

615. Acts reported frém the said Committee relative to the clandestine running of uncustomed goods ; the treaty of amity with America; 
allowing the use of salt duty free in the curing of fish ; the trade and manufactures of the Isle of Man; the more effectual encourage- 
ment of the manufacture of flax and cotton ; the importing of salt from Europe to Quebec; the importation of cochineal and indigo ; 
the clandestine running of goods, and the danger of infection thereby, and to subject copper ore to certain regulations; the encourage- 
ment of the silk manufactures ; the regulations of the distilleries in Scotland; Lv111. 197. Considered, 202. Resolutions reported; 
day appointed for further considering Report ; 208. Report further considered ; Resolutions agreed tu, and instruction accordingly ; 218. 


See Laws Expiring, 9. 
616. Act reported from the said Committee for encouraging the growth of coffee in the plantations in America; Lvi11. 232. Con- 
sidered, 240. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 241. See Laws Expiring, 9. 


617. Act reported from the said Committee relative to the duties on sugar and coffee exported; Lvit1. 319. Considered, 325. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 329. See Laws Expiring, 11. 


618. Act reported from the said Committee relative to the importation and exportation of certain goods and commodities into or from the Port 
of Tortola; Lv111. 635. Considered, 640. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 643. See Laws Expiring, 12. 


619. Act reported from the said Committee relative to the importation of foreign wrought silks and velvets; Lv111. 660. Considered, 664. 
Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 667. See Laws Expiring, 12. 


621. Acts reported from the said Committee relative to prohibiting the exportation and permitting the importation of Corn, &amp;c.; regulating the 
trade and commerce to and from Malta ; discontinuing certain drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of sugar, &amp;c.; the admission 
of certain articles in neutral ships; the discontinuing certain drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of sugar from Ireland; 
LIx. 23. Considered ; Resolutions reported ; 26. Agreed to ; instructions on the first, second and fourth. (See Laws Expiring, 13.) 
Bills ordered upon the third and last, 27. See Sugar, 4.7. 

622. Act reported from the said Committee to prohibit the exportation from Ireland of corn or potatoes, &amp;c.; L1x. 28. Considered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered; 30. See Corn, 13. 

623. Acts reported from the said Committee relative to allowing British plantation sugar to be warehoused ; the importation of rape and other 
seeds used for extracting oil; the importation of seal skins cured with foreign salt; the use of salt duty free in the preserving of fish 
in bulk ; the manufacture of Maidstone geneva; the Newfoundland fishery and the Greenland fishery; L1x. 149. Considered, 152. 
Seven Resolutions reported ; Bill ordered upon the first. (See Sugar,2.) Bill or Bills ordered upon the subsequent Resolutions, 156, 
See Laws Expiring, 14. 

624. Acts reported from the said Committee relative to the encouraging the manufacture of leather, by lowering the duty on the importation of 


oak bark; the encouraging the British fisheries ; 11x. 367. Considered, 371. Resolutions reported, and Bills ordered, 375. See 
Laws Expiring, 15. Oak Bark, 1. 


625. Act reported from the said Committee for the further encouragement of the trade and manufactures of the Isle of Man; xix. 389. 
Considered, 392. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 395. See Laws Expiring, 15. 


626. Act reported from the said Committee for the further encouragement of the trade and manufactures of the Isle of Man; Lx. 104. 
Instruction to consider Act relative to the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of sugar, 114. Considered, 117. ‘Two 
Resolutions reported, and Bills ordered, 119. See Man, Isle of, 2. Sugar, 4. 

627. Acts reported from the said Committee relative to certain drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of sugar from Ireland ; the permitting 
the warehousing of spirits in Ireland; prohibiting the exportation of corn or potatoes from Ireland; prohibiting the exportation, and 
permitting the importation of corn, &amp;c.; Lx. 128. Considered, 135. ‘Three Resolutions reported, and Bills ordered, 139. 

See Laws Expiring, 16. Sugar, 7. 

628. Act reported from the said Committee relative to prohibiting the exportation of corn or potatoes, &amp;c. from Ireland; Lx. 143. Con- 

sidered, 146. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 149. See Laws Expiring, 16. 


629. Acts reported from the said Committee relative to the encouragement of the making of sail cloth in Great Britain ; the further encouraging 
and regulating the manufacture of British sail cloth; securing the duties on Foreign sail cloth imported ; permitting the exportation of 
corn to Guernsey, &amp;c. ; regulating the fees of the officers of the Customs; permitting the importation of corn and other articles of 
provision ; the importation of hides, calve-skins, &amp;c.; regulating the prices at which grain may be exported from Great Britain to Ireland ; 
regulating the admission to entry of oil or blubber of fish from Newfoundland ; Lx. 320. Considered, 346. Resolutions reported, 
and Bills ordered, 351. See Laws Expiring, 17, 18. 


631. Acts reported from the said Committee relative to the importation of cochineal; granting a bounty on British and Irish linens exported, 
and on the importation of hemp; the encouragement of fisheries carried on in the Greenland Seas and Davis’s Streights ; prohibiting 
the exportation and permitting the importation of corn; regulating the prices at which grain, meal and flour may be exported from 
Great Britain to Ireland, and from Ireland to Great Britain ; discontinuing certain drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of 
Sugar from Great Britain ; the admission to entry of oil or blubber ; the importation of hides, calve-skins, &amp;c.; prohibiting the expor- 
tation from Ireland of corn or potatoes, &amp;c.; the encouragement of the manufactures of flax and cotton in Great Britain; txr. 66. 
Considered, 69. Resolutions reported; instruction upon all but the seventh, See Laws Expiring, 19. Bill ordered upon the 
seventh, 74. See Sugar, 4. 

632. Acts reported from the said Committee relative to the landing of rum or spirits of the British plantations; the encouragement of the flax 
and hempen manufactures of Ireland; Lx1.120. Considered, 123. Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 128. See 
Laws Expiring, 19. 

633. Act reported from the said Committee, for the more effectual encouragement of the British Fisheries; Lx1. 162. Considered, 168, 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 172. See Fish, 5. 


634. Act reported from the said Committee, for allowing the bringing of coals, culm or cinders to London and Westminster, by inland 
navigation ; Lx1.463. Considered, 469. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 474. See Coals, 2. 

635. Acts reported from the said Committee for discontinuing certain drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of sugar; for permitting the 

exportation of salt from the port of Nassau, in the island of New Providence; for bringing a limited quantity of coals, culm and 


cinders to London and Westminster, &amp;c.; Lx11. 207. Considered, 211. Reported, and Bills ordered, 215. See Coals, 2. 
Salt, 2. Sugar, 4. 


636. Acts reported from the said Committee for the more effectual encouragement of the British fisheries, and for the further improvement and 
extension of the fisheries on the coasts of Ireland, &amp;c.; ux11.740. Considered, 749. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and instruction 
on the first, and Bill ordered upon the second, 756. See Laws Expiring, 21. Fish, 17. 

638. Acts reported from the said Committee relative to permitting the exportation of tobacco pipe clay ; importing salt from Europe into the 
province of Quebec ; prohibiting the importation of Foreign wrought silks and velvets; granting a bounty upon certain species of 
British and Irish linens exported ; granting a bounty upon the importation of hemp and flax from America; the more effectual encou- 
ragement of the manufactures of flax and cotton in Great Britain; the further support and encouragement of the fisheries carried on 

’ in the Greenland Seas and Davis’s Streights; the admission to entry of oil or blubber ; the importation of hides, calve-skins, &amp;c. ; 
the importation of masts, &amp;c.; the importation of fish from Newfoundland ;. the payment of duties on cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, 
and mace; Lx111.131. Considered, 140. Twelve Resolutions reported, and two Bills ordered, 147. See Laws Expiring, 24, 25. 


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639. Acts reported from the said Committee relative to prohibiting the exportation from Ireland of corn and potatoes, &amp;c.; empowering the 
importers of rum to land the same in Ireland before payment of duties; Lx111. 142. Considered, 148. Two Resolutions reported, 
and instruction accordingly, 153- See, Sugar, 11. 


641. Acts reported from the said Committee relative tothe more effectual encouragement of British fisheries ; and to allowing, under certain 
restrictions, the bringing a limited quantity of coals, culm and cinders to London and Westminster by inland navigation; Lx111. 372. 
Considered, 389. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered upon each, 395. See Coals, 2. Fish, 7. 

642. Acts reported from the said Committee relative to the encouragement of silk manufactures of this kingdom; encouraging the growth of 
coffee in His Majesty’s plantations in America; allowing the importation of rape seed, and other seeds; preventing the clandestine 
running of goods, and the danger of infection thereby ; allowing the importation of seal skins ; allowing the free importation of cochineal 
and indigo ; permitting the exportation of wool from the British plantations in America; imposing a duty on cotton wool,the growth 
of the British colonies; Lx1v. 111. Considered, 120. Resolutions reported, and two Bills ordered, 122. See Laws Expiring 
32, 33- 

643, Acts reported from the said Committee relative to prohibiting the exportation from Great Britain, and permitting the importation of corn 
and other articles of provision without payment of duty ; prohibiting the exportation from Ireland of corn and potatoes; regulating the 
drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of sugar from Ireland ; allowing the importers of rum and spirits from the British plan- 
tations to land the same in Ireland before payment of the duties of Excise; tx1v. 138. Considered, 142. Resolutions reported, and 
three Bills ordered, 146. See Corn, &lt;3, 24. Sugar, 11. 


644. Acts reported from the said Committee relative to permitting the importation of masts, yards, and bowsprits; permitting the exportation 
of salt from the Port of Nassau in American ships; permitting sugar and coffee to be exported from His Majesty’s colonies ; the 
further support and encouragement of the Greenland fisheries ; preventing the clandestine running of uncustomed goods ; preventing 


frauds relating to the Customs; Lxv. 150. Considered, 153. Resolutions reported and Bills ordered, 158. See Customs, 16. 
Fish, 25. Masts. Salt, 2. 

645. Act reported from the said Committee for the better regulation of the silk manufactures; Lxv. 178. Considered, 197. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 217. See Silk, 7. 


646. Act reported from the said Committee for the more effectual encouragement of the manufactures of flax and cotton; Lxv. 202. 
Considered, 376. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 388. See Flax, 2. 


647- Act reported from the said Committee for allowing the importation of fish from Newfoundland and Labrador ; Lxv. 306. Considered, 348. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 352. See Fish, 27. 


648. Act reported from the said Committee for allowing the importation of fish from the North American Colonies ; Lxv. 423. Considered, 433. 
Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 434. See Fish, 27. 


649. Acts reported from the said Committee relative to granting a bounty on certain species of British and Irish linens exported ; prohibiting 
the exportation and permitting the importation of Corn; permitting the importation of tobacco; Lxv1.158. Considered, 162. 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 167. See Laws Expiring, 34. 


651. Act reported from the said Committee for granting an additional duty on copper; Lxvi. 271. Considered, 287. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 292. See Copper, 3. 

_ 652. Acts reported from the said Committee relative to encouraging the manufacture of leather by lowering the duty on bark ; permitting the 
importation of masts, yards, and bowsprits ; permitting the importation of tobacco ; permitting goods, &amp;c. to be imported into and 
exported from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick ; the importation and exportation of goods into and from certain ports in the West Indies; 
LxviI.132. Considered, 137. Resolutions reported, and Bills ordered, 147. See Laws Expiring, 35. Masts. Oak Bark, 1. 


653. Act reported from the said Committee for allowing the bringing of coals, culm, and cinders to London and Westminster by inland 
navigation; LXVIII. 295. Considered, 303. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 307. See Coals, 4. 


654. Act I. Geo. IV. c. 12, to continue until the 25th day of June 1820, such laws as may expire within a limited period; Lxxv. 262. 
Considered, 268. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 271. See Flax, 2. 


655. Lead :—So much of Act 49 Geo. III. c. 98, as relates to the duties on Lead exported; Lxx1.178. Considered, 190. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 196. See Lead, 1. 


656. Lead Mines :—Act 5 William and Mary c. 6, to prevent disputes and controversies respecting Royal Mines ; Lx x. 399. Considered, 405. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 409. See Lead, 2. See also supra, 197. 


657. Leather :—Third Report made from the Select Committee on the state of the laws relative to the manufacture of, and duties upon 
Leather; Lx x1. 443. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 447. See Leather, 4. See also supra, 624.652. infra, 1132. 


658. Legacies :—Act 36 Geo. III. respecting duties on Legacies; instruction to consider the allowances now made on prompt payment of 
the Stamp Duties; Lvi1.428. Considered, 438. Further considered, 467, 507. Reported, and Bill ordered, 508. See Stamps, 1. 


Leith Harbour :—See supra, 348. 
Lemons :—See infra, 862. 
Lewis Percival and Marianne :—See supra, 419. 


659. Licences :—Minute of Council respecting Licences to be granted for the exportation and importation of goods to and from France, 


Spain, and Holland; Lx. 154. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 170. See Licences, 2. See also supra, 56. 439-447. 
infra, 692, 693. 
Lighthouses : 

661. Report from the Select Committee appointed to consider of erecting a Lighthouse on the Bell or Cape Rock, on the eastern coast of 
Scotland ; instruction to consider various Acts respecting Lighthouses in North Britain; tvi11. 621. Considered, 623. Three 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 626. See Lighthouses, 1. 

Report of 1 July 1803 from the Select Committee appointed to consider of erecting a Lighthouse on the Bell or Cape Rock, on the eastern 
coast of Scotland; [King’s recommendation first signified,] Lx1.451. Accounts and Returns respecting ships Referred, and matter 
considered, 457. Two Resolutions reported, and Report to be further considered, 465. Further considered; Resolutions agreed to, 
and Bill ordered; 478. See Lighthouses, 2. 


Report from Select Committee on the Petition of the Commissioners of Northern Lighthouses, for provision in Bell Rock Lighthouse 
Bill; ux1.501. Considered, 513. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 521. See Lighthouses, 2. 


Acts relating to Lighthouses; and to consider of enabling the Commissioners to purchase the Island and Light of May; txrx. 216. 
Considered, 221. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 228. See Lighthouses, 7. 


Acts relating to Lighthouses ; 1x1x.318. Considered, 326. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 332. See Lighthouses, 7. 


Acts relating to Lighthouses; [Regent's recommendation first signified,] 1x1x. 404. Considered, 405. Resolution reported, and 
instruction accordingly, 410. See Lighthouses, 7. 


Of making provisions for erecting Lighthouses in Ireland; Lxv. .  Conside 390. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 394. See Lighthouses, 5. “a ” 


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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider, various matters—continued. 


Ligh thouses—continued. 


668. ° Act 50 Geo. III. c.95, relating to Lighthouses; Lxv1.265. Considered, 334. Ten Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 341. 
See Lighthouses, 4. 


669. Acts 50 Geo. III. c. 95, and 51 Geo. IIT. ¢.66, for promoting the trade of Dublin, and for repairing Lighthouses; Lxv11.435. Consi- 


dered, 463. ‘Three Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 470. See Lighthouses, 4. 
See infra, 733- 
671. Lime :—Of the importation of Citrat of Lime; Lxx.112. Considered, 122. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 127. See Lime. 
- Linen : 

672. Of increasing the drawback of the duty of Customs on the exportation of Linen to the West Indies ;. ux. 433. Considered, 441. Reso- 
lution reported, and Bill ordered, 445. See Linen, 2. 

673. Act 45 Geo. III. for increasing the drawbacks on Linens exported from Great Britain to the West Indies; tx1, 202. Considered, 263. 
Resolution roported, and Bill ordered, 265. See Linen, 2. 

674. Somuch of Acts 45 &amp; 46 Geo. III. as relates to duties on Russian and German Linen; txt, 748. Cossidered, 760. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 766. See Linen, 3. 

675. - Of allowing a bounty on the exportation to Malta of British and Irish Linens, brown and white printed Linens and sail cloths; ix11. 801. 
Considered, 806. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 811. See Calicoes, 2. 

676. So much of Act 43 Geo. III.c. 132, as relates to the duties on Foreign plain Linen exported; txv. 138, Considered, 143. . Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 147. See Linen, 4. 


677. Act 50 Geo. III. for granting a duty on Foreign plain Linen taken out of warehouse; Lxv. 314. Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered ; 317. See Linen, 5. 


678. Act 2g Geo. II. for granting a bounty upon certain species of British and Irish Linens exported ; Lxvs. 158. Considered, 162. Resolu- 
tions reported, and Bill ordered, 167. See Laws Expiring, 34. 


679. Acts 29 Geo. II. c.15; 3 Geo. III. c.12; 23 Geo. III. c.21; 24 Geo. III. c. 14; 46 Geo. III. c. 29; 51 Geo. III. c. 14, and 
59 Geo. IIl. c. 52, for granting a bounty on certain species of British and Irish Linens exported; Lxxv.266. Considered, 271. 
Three Resolutions reported ; first agreed to; two last disagreed to ; Bill ordered upon the first; 379. See Linen, 9. 


681. . Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the laws for the better regulation of the Linen manufacture in Ireland; tv11.226. Con- 
sidered; reported, and Bill ordered; 237. See Linen, 11. 


682. Act42 Geo. III, to-amend the laws for the better regulation of the Linen manufacture in Ireland; t1x. 169. Considered; reported, and 
Bill ordered; 175. See Linen, 11. 


683. Petition of merchants, manufacturers and others concerned in the Irish Linen trade ; L1x. 246. Motion for the House to go into the 
~ Committee on a certain day; Amendment proposed; Amendment and Motion withdrawn; 252. Petitions referred from, Belfast 


and Lisburn, 257. Cavan, 282, Monaghan, 291. Acts referred to in Petitions read and referred ; Petitions considered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered ; 329. See Linen, 1. 


684. — Acts for regulating the Linen manufacture of Ireland ; Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; L1x. 336. See Linen, 12. 


685. Acts13 Geo.I.c.26,and 24 Geo. II. c. 31, for better regulation of the Linen and Hempen manufactures in Scotland; txviit. 614. 
Considered ;. reported, and Bill ordered; 620. See Linen, 7, ~~ Same Acts ; Lx1x. 374. Considered, 379. Two Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered, 390. See Linen, 8. 
See supra, 607. 631. 638. 649. 


686. Linseed Cake :—rhe duties payable upon Linseed Cake and Rape Cake, and upon bones; Lxx1. 444. Considered, 450. Two Reso- 
lutions reported, and Bill ordered, 456. See Linseed. 


Liverpool: :—See supra, 349. 
London Docks and Port :—See supra, 351-358. 
Londonderry Bridge :—See supra, 129. 


Longitude : 
687. Act 36 Geo. III. for continuing the encouragement and reward of persons making discoveries relating thereto ; Account referred, 
LV11I.599- Considered, 607. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 609. See Longitude, 1. 


688. Act 43 Geo. III. to render more effectual Act 5 Geo. III. relating to the discovery of the Longitude ; Account of money issued in pursu- 
ance of Act 43 Geo. III.; referred; tx1. 216. Considered, 220, Resolution reported, and Billordered, 227. See Longitude, 2. 


689. Act 46 Geo, III. c. 77, for continuing the encouragement of persons making discovery of the Longitude ; Lxx. 227. . Accounts referred, 
and matters considered, 305. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 399. See Longitude, 2. 


691. Lord Lieutenant of Ireland :—Of granting an increase of allowance to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ; txv1. 372. Con- 
sidered, 376. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 385. See Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. 


Lotteries : 


692. So much of Act 22 Geo. III. as relates to the duties on licences granted to Lottery Office Keepers; tv11.428. Considered, 438. Four 
Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 441. Read, and instruction accordingly, 462. See Supply, 5346. 


693. So much of Act 44 Geo. III. as relates to the duties on licences to be taken out by persons dealing in Lottery Tickets; Lx1. 483. Cons 
sidered, 491. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 492. See Supply, 5346. 


Lynedoch, Lord :—See infra, 775. 
Mace :—See supra, 638. 


Madder : 

694. So much of Act 49 Geo. III. c. 98, as relates to the duties on Madder; tx1x. 75. Considered, 77. Resolutions reported, and 
Bill ordered, 80. See Madder. 

695. Acts 54 Geo. III. c. 26 &amp; 27, for repealing the Duties of Customs on Madder imported and for granting other ‘duties in lieu ; LXXI. 411. 
Considered, 421. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 432. See Madder. 

696. - Acts 54 Geo. III. c. 26 &amp; 27, and 56 Geo. III. c 69, for repealing the Duties of Customs on Madder and for granting other duties in 
lieu; Lxx111.'75. Considered, 79. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 85. See Madder. 

697. Act 54 Geo. III. c. 26, for repealing the duties on Madder and for granting other duties in lieu; Lxx111. 354. - Considered, 360, 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 362. See Madder. 


698. Magistrates :+—Of empowering the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to advance out of the Consolidated Fund a sum for salaries to Magistrates 


and Constables; [Regent's recommendation first signified]; tx1x. 422. Considered, 435. Resolution reported, and instruction 
accordingly ; 440. See Justices, 7. 


699. Muhoqeey :——The duties on Mahogany and on Wood imported from Honduras ; Lxv11. 200. Considered, 208. Two Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered, 212. See Mahogany. 


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I, Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters —continued. 


Mail Coaches : 
701. Report of session 1811, from the Committee appointed to inquire into the expediency of the exemptions from toll granted to Mail 
Coaches; Considered, rxv11. 235. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 236. See Mail Coaches, 1. 
702. Act 25 Geo. III. ¢. 57, to exempt Mail Coaches from tolls in Great Britain ; Considered, txvii1. 501. Three Resolutions reported, 
and Bill ordered, 503. See Mail Coaches, 2. 
Maidstone Geneva :—See supra, 521-2. 623. 
Malt : 
703. So much of Acts 42 Geo. III. and of session 1806, as relates to the regulations in the making of Malt; tx1. 478. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered; 500. See Malt, 2. 
704. Act 46 Geo. III. for altering and amending certain laws relating to the Duties of Excise upon Malt ; Lx11. 235. Considered; reported, 
and Bill ordered ; 239. See Malt, 2. 
705. So much of Act 46 Geo. III. c. 97, as respects the intercourse in Malt between Great Britain and Ifeland; txv.217. Considered, 231. 
Eight Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 234. Bill ordered, 235. See Malt, 4. 


706. The laws for regulating the duties on Malt in Great Britain; txv1. 347. Considered, 349. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 353. Resolutions read again; order of leave for Bill read, and so much thereof discharged as relates to the second of the said 


Resolutions, 373. See Porter, 2. 
707. Act 52 Geo. III. c. 128, for better securing the duties on Malt; Lxvii1. 28. Considered, 31. Reported, and Bill ordered, 32. 
See Mait, 8. 
708. So much of several Acts for granting certain duties of Excise during the war as relates to Malt; Lxx1. 261. Considered,270. Two 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 280. See Malt, 9. 


709. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 53, for granting certain additional duties of Excise on Malt; uxxv. 415. Considered, 421. Five Resolutions 
reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered upon the first. See Malt,11. Instruction accordingly upon the subsequent Resolutions, 424. 
See Spirits, 65. 
711. So much of Act 12 Anne, as prohibits the importation of Malt from Ireland; Instruction to consider of the several Acts relative to the 
importation and exportation of Malt between Great Britain and Ireland; iv111. 88. Instruction to consider Acts 31 and 33 Geo. III. 
relative to the importation and exportation of Corn; Considered, 92. ‘Three Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 6. 
See Laws Expiring, 7. 
712. Acts relating to the making of Malt in Ireland and the granting of permits and certificates; Lxv. 431. Considered; reported, and Bill 


ordered ; 441. See Malt, 6. 

713. Acts 48 Geo. IIT. c. 78, and 49 Geo. IIT. c. 73, relating to the duties upon Malt and Spirits in Ireland; txvi1.333. Considered, 354. 
Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 361. See Spirits, 53. 

714. Act 55 Geo. III. c. 62, to grant increased duties of Excise in Ireland on Malt; txx1. 320. Considered, 325. Seven Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered, 334. See Malt, 18. 

715. Acts 45; 49, 53, 54 and 55 Geo. III. relating to the Malt Duties in Ireland ; 1xx111. 348. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 354. 

alt, 19. 

716. Act 59 Geo. III. ¢. 87, for granting certain duties of Excise in Ireland on Malt; uxxv. 309. Considered, 313. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 220. See Brewers. ' 

717. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 87, for granting certain Excise Duties on Malt in Ireland; txxv. 351. Considered, 357. Resolution reported, 
and instruction accordingly, 362. See Brewers, 

Malta : 


718. Of regulating the trade to and from the Island of Malta; v1. 497. Considered, 504. Reported, and Bill ordered, 511. See Maita, 1. 
719. Acts relating to the trade therewith, with the Cape of Good Hope, and to prize goods; Lx1x. 485. Considered ; Three Resolutions 


reported and Bill ordered; 489. See Malta, 3. 

721. Acts 41 Geo, Ill. c. 103; 54 Geo. III. c. 182, and 52 Geo. III. c. 98; for regulating the trade therewith; txx.72. Considered, 76, 
Six Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 80. See Malta, 4. 

722. Act 55 Gev, Ill. c. 29, to regulate the trade between Malta and its dependencies; 1xx11. 22, Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered, 25. See Malta, 5. 


See supra, 8, 9. 12. 147. 613. 621. 
Man Isle of: 


723. Act 38 Geo. III. for the further encouragement of the trade and manufactures of the Isle of Man; Ltv1. 445. Considered, 454. 
Reported and Bill ordered ; 462. See Man, Isle of, 1. 


724, Acts 38 Geo. III. and of session 1801, for the further encouragement of the trade and manufactures of the Isle of Man; tvit. 572. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 581. See Man, Isle of, 1. 


725. Report from the Select Committee on the Petition of the Duke of Atholl, and other matters relating to the Isle of Man; ix. 356. 
Considered ; Report progress, and Report to be further considered ; 399. Further considered, 410. Resolution reported, and Bill 


ordered, 415. See Man, Isle of, 3. 

726. Acts relative to the trade thereof; Lxv. 288. Considered, 296. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 305. See Man, 
Isle of, 4. 

727. Of allowing a greater number of sheep to be carried from England to the Isle of Man; Lxv1.239. Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered; 247. See Man, Isle of, 6. 


728. Act 50 Geo. III. c. 42, for consolidating the duties of Customs for the Isle of Man; txvi. 328. Considered, 333. Two Resolutioys 
reported, and Bill ordered, 340. See Man, Isle of, 4. 


729. Of the trade of the Isle of Man; txvit. 507. Considered, 511. Three Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 514. See Man, 


Isle of, 7. 

731. Act 45 Geo. III. c. 99, for regulating the trade, for the improvement of the Revenue, and prevention of smuggling to and from thence ; 
Lxvit1. 600. Considered, 612. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 620. See Man, Isle of, 8. 

732. The duties now payable for repairing harbours and sea ports in the Isle of Man; 1x1x. 456. Considered ; two Resolutions reported, and 
Bill ordered ; 466. See Man, Isle of, 9. 

733. Of erecting lighthouses on the Isle of Man and Calf of Man; Lxx. 280. Considered, 285. Resolution reported, and instruction 

accordingly, 287, See Lighthouses, 6. 

734. Acts 38 Geo. III. c. 63, and 41 Geo. III. c. 64, for the further encouragement of the trade and manufactures of the Isle of Man ; xxv. 329. 

Considered, 355. Seven Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 361. See Man, Isle of, 11. 


See supra, 311. 615. 625, 626. 
Marble :—See supra, 310. . infra, 1048. 
Mariegalante :—See itifra, 1189. 1195. 1197. 1222. 
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Marine Insurance :—See supra, 583-586. 
Martinique :——See supra; 6. infra, 1189. 1194. 1197. 1224. 
. Mary-le-bone New Street :—See supra, 602. infra, 845. 


~ Master of the Rolls in Ireland : 


735. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for the better regulation of the office of Master of the Rolls in Ireland; [King’s recommendation first 


signified,] Lv1.82. Instruction to consider of the present income of the Master of the Rolls in Ireland ; matters considered ; 93. ‘Two 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 97. See Master of the Rolls, 1. 


736. Act 41 Geo. III. c. 25, for the better regulation of the office of Master of the Rolls in Ireland; [Regent’s recommendation first signified, } 
considered ; Lxx. 360. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 367. See Master of the Rolls, 2. 


737. Acts 41 Geo. III. c. 25, and 55 Geo. III.c. 114, for the better regulation of the office of Master of the Rolls in Ireland; ix x11. 399. 


. aay wai recommendation first signified,] and matter considered, 404. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 407. 
ourts, 29, 


See supra, 155. 
Masts : 


738. Of permitting the importation of Masts, Yards, Bowsprits, &amp;c.; ~x1. 487. Instruction to consider of permitting fruit, wine, and 
cork, &amp;c. to be exported from Malta or Gibraltar to the British Colonies in North America, and matters considered, 494. ‘Two 
Resolutions reported, and Bills ordered, 503. See Gibraltar, 1. Masts. 


739. So much of Acts 12,13 &amp; 14 Car. II. as relate to the importation of Masts, Timber and Naval Stores in ships not belonging to the countries 


from whence the importation may be made, nor belonging to British subjects; Lx11. 709. Considered, 715. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 728. See Navy, 62. 


741. Act 46 Geo. III. for permitting the importation of Masts, Yards and Bowsprits; Lxvi1. 132. Considered, 137. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 147. See Masts. 


742. Acts 46 Geo. III. c.117, and 52 Geo. III. c. 33, relating to the importation of Masts, Yards, and Bowsprits; xx1x. 420. Considered; 
reported, and Bill ordered; 426. See Masts. 


743. Acts 46 Geo. III. c,117, and 54 Geo. III. c. 125, to permit the importation of Masts, Yards and Bowsprits, &amp;c. from the British 
Colonies in North America, duty free; Lxx. 302. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 309. See Masts, 


744. Acts 46 Geo. III. c. 117, and 55 Geo. III. c. 86, to permit the importation of Masts, Yards and Bowsprits from the British Colonies in 
North America; Lxxv. 354. Considered, 361. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 368. See Masts. 
See supra, 638. 644. 652. 


Mauritius :—See supra, 149. 399. 405. ° 


Medicines : 
745. Act 25 Geo. III. relative to the duties on Medicines; tv11. 428. Considered, 438. Four Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 442. 
See Medicines, 1. 


746. Act 42 Geo, III. for granting duties on Medicines; tvi11. 396. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 416. See Medicines, 1. 
Members : 


747. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to exempt from the payment of certain duties, such Members of both Houses of Parliament serving’ 
for Ireland, as have only an occasional residence in Great Britain; tv1.345. Considered, 357. Reported, and Bill ordered, 365. 


See Members, 117. 


748. Menai Bridge :——Of the expense of erecting a Bridge over the Streights of Menai; {Regent’s recommendation first signified,] 
Lxxiv.481. Considered, 494. Two Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 500. See Turnpike Roads, 19. 


Mercantile Transactions : 


749. So much of His- Majesty’s speech to both Houses of 23 November 1802 as relates to affording to Mercantile Transactions all the a 
l 


consistent with the Public Revenue; Lv111. 340. Considered, 345. Further considered, 421. Resolutions reported, (App. 1078.); Bi 
ordered ; 427. See Customs, 4. 


751. Further of so much of His Majesty’s said speech as relates to Mercantile Transactions; tvi11. 478. Considered, 480. Twelve 
Resolutions reported, 485. Agreed to, and instruction accordingly, 486. See Customs, 4. 


752. Further of so much of His Majesty’s said speech as relates to Mercantile Transactions; Lv111. 494. Considered, 497. Six Resolutions 
reported, and instruction accordingly, 501. See Customs, 4. 


753. Further of so much of His Majesty's said speech as relates to Mercantile Transactions; Lv111. 501. Considered, 513. Resolution 
reported (App. 1089.); Bill ordered, 517. See Excise, 4. 


754, Further of so much of His Majesty’s said Speech as relates to Mercantile Transactions; tv111.624. Report on improvement of London 
referred; matters considered ; Resolution reported, and Bill ordered; 625. See Warehousing, 1. 


Messages from His Majesty, or the Prince Regent,—relative to— 


755. Abercromby, Lady :—For granting an annuity of £.2,000. to Lady Abercromby (relict of the late Right honourable General Sir 
Ralph Abercromby, k. 8B.) and the two next succeeding heirs male, to whom the title of Baron Abercromby shall descend ; ivr, 444. 
Considered, 452. Resolution reported, 461. Bill ordered, 462. See Abercromby, Lady. 


7156. Amherst, Lord :—Respecting making compensation to the representatives of Lord Amherst; uv111.617. Abstract of proceedings 


in Council relative to the grant directed to be made of the Jesuits estates in Canada, to the late Jeflery Lord Amherst referred; Matter 
considered ; 623. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 628. See Amherst, Lord. 


7571. Beresford, Lord :—For granting an annuity to Lord Beresford; tx1x. 254. Considered, 259. Resolution reported, and 
rh ers 265. Message to be further considered, 266. Further considered, 293. Resolution reported, 315. Report further 
considered ; Regent’s recommendation signified; Resolution agreed to, and Bill ordered; 343- See Beresford, Lord. 


758. Brunswick, Duke of :—For making provision for the Duke of Brunswick, His Majesty's nephew; uxv.g10. Considered, 330. 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 340. See Brunswick, Duke of. 


Cambridge, Duke of :—See infra, 785. 
Clarence, Duke of :—See infra, 785. 


. Collingwood, Vice Admiral Cuthbert Lord:—Fror granting an annuity, £.2,000. to him and the two next succeeding heirs 
=, male of ‘/his ‘body ; £x1.23. Considered, 25. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 28. See Collingwood, Lord. 


361. Combermere, Lord :—For granting an annuity to him; ix1x, 433. Considered, 439. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 445- 
See Combermere, Lord. 


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312 COMMITTEES—continued. 
I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 


Messages from His Majesty, or the Prince Regent—continued. 
Credit, Votes of: 
762. To provide for such emergencies as may arise and to enable the Prince Regent to take such measures as may be ‘necessary to disappoint 
or defeat any enterprizes or designs of the enemy, and as the exigency of affairs may require [for 1812 ;] Lx v1. 525. Considered, 528. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 531. See Votes of Credit, 1. Message to be further considered, 533. Considered, 535. 
Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 537. See Votes of Credit, 1. 


763. To provide for ditto {for 1813 ;] xvi. 606. Considered, 619. Reported, and Bills ordered, 624. See Votes of Credit, 2,3.——— To 
provide for ditto [for 1814 ;] ux1x.475. Considered, 486. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 488. See Votes of Credit, 4. 


764. To provide for ditto [for 1815 ;] xx. 433. Considered, 441. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 447. See Votes of Credit, 5. 
Cumberland, Duke of :—See infra, 783. 


765. Defence of the Kingdom :—the more effectual Defence of the Kingdom; tv111. 524. Considered; Resolution for Address 
thereupon ; reported and agreed tonem. con. ; Bill or Bills ordered; 528. See Military Force, 1. 


766. Duckworth, Sir John Thomas, Bart. :—for granting an annuity of £. 1,000. to-him; Lx1. 178. Considered, 187. Reso- 
lution reported, and Bill ordered, 193. See Duckworth, Sir John Thomas. 


767. Exmouth, Lord :—For granting an annuity to him ; ux1x. 434. Considered, 439. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 442. 
See Exmouth, Lord. 


768. Frogmore House :—For securing the house called the Queen’s House at Frogmore with certain grounds thereto belonging to 
Her Majesty, for Her life and the lives of the Princesses, His Majesty's daughters; tx11. 698. Considered,709. Reported, and 
Bill ordered, 715. See King, 11. 


769. Greenwich Hospital :——For making more effectual provision forthe support of the aged and disabled seamen there, and respecting the 
chest at Greenwich ; Lx1. 440. Considered, 443. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and Bills ordered, 448. See Greenwich Chest. 
Greenwich Hospital, 1. 


771. Hill, Lord :—For granting an annuity to him; Lx1x. 254. Considered, 259. Resolution reported, and re-committed ; Message to 
be further considered ; 265. Furtder considered, 293. Resolution reported, 315. Report further considered ; the Regent’s recom- 
mendation signified ; Resolution agreed to, and Bill ordered’; 343. See Hill, Lord. 


772. Hutchinson, Lord :—For granting of an annuity of £.2,000. to him; Lv11. 569. Considered, 576. Resolution reported, and Bill 
: ordered, 565. See Hutchinson, Lord. 


Kent, Duke of :—See infra, 786. 
773. Kilwarden, Viscountess :—For granting an annuity to her; iix. 273. Considered, 368. Resolution reported, and Bill 


ordered, 371. See Kilwarden, Viscountess. 
774. Lake, Lord Viscount :—For granting an annuity to the family of the late Lord Viscount Lake; Lx111. 101, Considered, 131. 
Reported, and Bill ordered, 136. See Lake, Lord Viscount. 


715. Lynedoch, Lord :—For granting an annuity to him; uxrx. 254. Considered, 259. _ Resolution reported, and re-committed; 
Message to be further considered ; 265. . Further considered, 293. Resolution reported ; Regent’s recommendation signified ; Reso-~ 


lution agreed to, and Bill ordered, 314. See Lynedoch, Lord. 


776.. Nelson, late Lord Viscount :—For making provision for the family of the late Vice Admiral Lord Viscount Nelson; Lx1. 296. 
Considered,301. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 304. See Nelson, Earl... Message referred to the Committee of Supply, 314. 


See Supply, 18. 1269. 


777. Nelson, Lady Viscountess :—For granting an annuity of £.2,000 to her; ux1. 22. Considered, 25. Resolution reported, and 
Bill Ordered, 28. © See Nelson, Lady Viscountess. 


9778. Perceval, Mrs.:—Recommending the making provision for the family of the late Right honourable Spencer Perceval, who was 
murdered within the walls of Parliament; Lxvi1. 372. Considered, 376. ‘Three Resolutions reported; Report to be further con- 
sidered ; 377. Two first Resolutions agreed to; third Resolution re-committed, 380. Considered, 382. Resolution reported. and 
agreed to; Second Resolution read again, and Billordered. See Perceval, Right honourable Spencer, 3. . First Resolution read again, 
and referred to the Committee of Supply, 388. See Supply, go. 2671. 

7179. Queen, Charlotte :—Respecting the establishment of Her late Majesty Queen Charlotte ; so much of Lords Commissioners speech as 
relates to the demise of Her Majesty referred, txx1v.95. Acts 51 &amp; 52 Geo.III. c.8, and 39 &amp; 40 Geo, III. c.88, read; Report 


from the Select Committee on papers respecting the establishment of Her late Majesty, and the expenses of the proposed establishment 
of His Majesty’s future household at Windsor referred, and matters considered; 151. Further considered, 155... Six Resolutions 


reported, and Bill ordered, 164. See King, 8. 
i sant i ; . 484. Considered, 499. Reso- 
781. Rodney, Lord :—For continuing the annuity granted to Lord Rodney to Lord George Rodney ; Lx1. 4 ‘ 
tution reported, and Bill ordered, 506. See Rodney, Lord. 
Royal Family : ; 
782. For on, sure for their Royal Highnesses the Princesses ; Lxv11. 217. Considered, 223. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 227. 
See King, 18. 
783. Respecting a provision for the Duke of Cumberland. on. his Marriage; Lxx. 433. Considered, 441. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 445- See King, 23. 
784. Respecting the marriege of the Princess Charlotte of Wales; Lxx1.196. Considered, 206. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 220. 
See King; 24. 


785. Respecting the marriages of the Dukes ‘of Clarence and Cambridge, and for a provision for them; LXXIII. 239. Considered, 249. 
Further considered ; Resolution for granting an annuity to the Duke of Clarence ; reported, and agreed to; 253. Resolutions for 
granting annuities to the Duke of Cambridge and the Princess of Hesse, and the Duchess of Cumberland ; reported, and agreed to; 
Bills ordered thereupon ; -258. See King, 25. 

786. Respecting the Marriage of the Duke of Kent with Her Serene Highness Mary Louisa Victoria, widow.of the late Prince of Leiningen, 


and fora provision for them; LXx111. 335. Considered, 346. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 352. See King, 27. 
787. Respecting the annuities of His Majesty’s Royal Brothers and Sisters; Lxxv. 378. Considered, 386. Eight Resolutions reported, 397. 
Amended ; agreed to, and Bill ordered ; 398. See King, 19. 


788. Saumarez, Sir James :—For granting an annuity to him; Lvuiuit. 288. Considered, 293. Resolution reported, and Bill 


ordered, 299. See Saumarez, Sir James. 
Council on the state of 


789. Silver Coinage :—Respecting a new Silver Coinage; Lxx1. 408. Report of the Lords of the Committee of soe 
&gt; 2 


the Coins referred, 414. Matters considered, 415. Four Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 419. 


701. Smith, Captain Sir Sidney :—For gianting an annuity of £.1,000. to him; tv1. 38. Considered, 57. Resolution reported, and 
Bill ordered, 59. See Smith, Captain Sir Sidney. 
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I,. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. | 


Messages from His Majesty, or the Prince Regent—continued. 


992. Strachan, Rear Admiral Sir Richard, Bart.:—For granting an annuity of £.1,000. to him; uxt. 23. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 28. See Strachan, Sir Richard. 


Considered, 25. 


293. Stuart, Sir John :—For securing to Sir John Stuart a pension of £. 1,000, per annum for his life; Lx11.578. Considered, 592. 
: Reported, and Bill ordered, 598. See Stuart, Sir John. 


94. -- Vincent, St. Earl of :—For extending the annuity granted to him; Lx. 53- Information from His Majesty recommending the 
extension of Earl St. Vincent’s pension to the two next persons to whom the title of Viscount St.Vincent is limited; Referred, 
and matters considered ; 62. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 68. See Vincent, St. Earl of, 1. 


795. Wales, Prince of :—Recommending the situation of the Prince of Wales to the attention of the House; Lviii. 173. Account 


of money received by the Commissioners under Stat. 35 Geo. III. c. 129, referred, 200.. His Majesty’s Message of 21 May 1787, 
and Address thereon read, and Message considered; 202. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 203. . See King, 16. 


Wales, Princess Charlotte of :—See supra, 784. 


296... Walsingham, Lord :—For granting an annuity of £.2,000. to hin ; Lxx. 38.. Considered, 46. , Resolution reported, and Bill 
; ordered, 55. . See Walsingham, Lord. 
Wellington, Duke of : 


797. For granting an annuity of £.2.000. to Lord Viscount Wellington ; Lxv.67. Considered, 100. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 105. 
See Wellington, Duke of, 1. 


798. .. For granting an annuity to Lord Viscount Wellington; Lxvi1.124. Considered, 137. . Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 146. 
_ . See Wellington, Duke of, 2. 


799.. Recommending the: adoption of such measures as may be necessary for the accomplishment of the Prince Regent's desire of bestowing 


. such a mark of national munificence on the Marquis of Wellington as may enable him to sustain his high honours; Lxvii1.21. Con- 
sidered, 27. Resolution reported, and referred to the Committee of Supply, 32. Message further considered, 46. , Resolution reported, 
and agreed to; Motion for an instruction thereupon ; the Regent’s consent signified ; Motion agreed to, and instruction accordingly ; 61. 

;, See Wellington, Duke of, 3. 


801. .. For granting an annuity to the Duke of Wellington; Lx1x.254« Considered, 259.. Two Resolutions reported, and agreed to nem. con. 


and Bill ordered, 265. See Wellington, Duke of, 4. Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider further of the 
Message ; Regent’s recommendation signified ; 477. Entry in Journal of 14 December 1812 read again ; Acts 53 Geo. III. c.4, and 


c. 133, read and referred; Message further considered ; 478. Resolution reported ; agreed to, and instruction accordingly ; 484. 
See Wellington, Duke of, 4. 


802. Military Canal :—orf maintaining the Military Canal and Road made from Shorncliffe, in the county of Kent, to Cliff End, in. the 
county of Sussex; and the taking of rates and tolls thereon ; Lx11.'740. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 748. See 

‘ Military Canal. 

803. Military Force :—Of making provision to enable the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to raise Volunteers for the additional Military 
Force to be raised in Ireland; [King’s recommendation first signified,] Lv111. 581. Considered, 583. Resolution reported, and 
instruction accordingly, 586. See Military Force, 5. 


804. Military Survey :—So much of Act 41 Geo. III. as relates to the Military Survey of Ireland; Lx. 440. Considered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered; 445. See Military Survey. 
Militia : : 
Acts of the Parliament of Ireland relative to the Militia of Ireland; Lv11. 587. Papers relative to the Irish Militia referred, 596. Matters 
considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 597. See Militia, 6. 


‘805. 

806. The mode of reimbursing to the several counties and places in Ireland the expenses which may be incurred in consequence of rey 
certain Militia-men; [King’s recommendation first signified,] tv11. 597. Considered, 613. Two Resolutions reported, 621. 
Instruction accordingly, 622. _ See Militia, 6. 

807. The Militia Laws of Ireland; Lv1i1. 40. House acquainted that His Majesty recommends the making provision for filling up vacancies in 

. , the Militia of Ireland ; matter considered ; 44. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 46. See Militia, 7. 


Act of session of 1803 for the more speedy and effectual enrolment of the Militia of Ireland; tvirt. 257. House acquainted that 


His Majesty recommends the House to consider of making further provision for filling up vacancies in the Militia of Ireland ; instruction 


to consider of making such further provision; Matters considered; 261. Fwo Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 264. 
See Militia, 7. 


808. 


Of making provision for enabling the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to augment the Militia of Ireland; [King’s recommendation first 
signified,] L1x.198. Considered, 199. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 201. See Mihtia, 24. 


811. Report from the Select Committee appointed to consider to what extent the Militia Laws of England ought to be applied to Scotland ; 


LViII. 492. Considered, 501. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 509. See Militia, 17. 
Motions :—Fora supply to be granted to His Majesty. 
matter of such Motions, supra et infra, and Motions, 33. 


‘ Muriatic Acid: 


See infra, 122'7.——— For leave to bring in Bills. See the subject 


‘812. | Of the importation into Great Britain or Ireland of Concrete Oxymuriatic Acid, from Ireland or Great Britain; uxi11. 379. Con- 
sidered, 385. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 388. See Muriatic Acid, 1. 

‘813. —-Acts’38 Geo. III. c. 89. and 52 Geo. III. c. 107; relating to the duty on salt used in the making of Muriatic Acid; tx1x. 408. Con- 
sidered, 419. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 434 See Muriatic Acid, 2. 

814. 


The duties on licences to be taken out by makers of Oxygenated Muriatic Acid for sale; Lxx. 220. Considered, 224. Two Resolutions 
reported, and instruction accordingly, 229. See Muriatic Acid, 3. 
See infra, 1003. 1011. 


Muslin :—See supra, 369. 


Nassau :—See supra, 635. 644. infra, 999. 1017. 1019. 
Nation, State of : 


The State of the Nation in December 1810 ; Copy of examination of physicians before the Privy Council, and Report from the Committee 
appointed to examine the physicians referred; txv1.20. Matters considered; Committee to sit again; three Resolutions reported ; 
first agreed to; Motion for agreeing with the Committee in the second Resolution ; Question previous resolved in the affirmative ; Reso- 
lution agreed to; Amendment proposed, but not made, to the third Resolution ; Resolution agreed to; Resolutions to be communicated 
to the Lordsat a conference; 21. See Conferences,3. | Order read for taking into further consideration the State of the Nation ; 
Report of conference referred, and matter considered ; Committee to sit again; 22. Matter further considered, and Committee to 
sit again; Report deferred; four Resolutions reported; Amendments proposed but not made to the two first; Resolutions 
agreed to; another Resolution reported ; Amendment proposed, but not made thereto; Resolution agreed to; Resolutions to be com- 
municated to the Lords at a conference ; 23. See Conferences, 3. | Conferences held, and Report that the Lords have agreed to the 


Resolutions 


815. 


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I, Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued.. 


Nation, State of—continued. 

Resolutions, with an Amendment to one of them ; day appointed for considering the Amendment; Lords Amendment to Resolution 
agreed to; Message to the Lords acquainting them therewith ; 29. The five last Resolutions read again; Resolution for appointing 
a Committee of the and Commons to attend His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales with the Resolutions agreed to by both 
Houses, appointing him Regent, &amp;c.; Resolution respecting the care of His Majesty's person and the direction of his household ordered 
to be laid before the Queen, with an humble address of the and Commons that She would be graciously pleased to undertake 
the trust proposed to be invested in Her Majesty ; Resolutions to be communicated to the Lords at a Conference ; Committee on the 
State of the Nation deferred; 30. Message from the Lords, that they had ordered certain Peers to attend the Prince of Wales with 
‘ the Resolutions, and certain other Peers to attend the Queen with the Resolution and Address on the part of their Lordships, and 
to desire the House would appoint a proportionable number of their Members to go with them; four Members ordered to go with 
the Lords to wait upon the Prince, and four others to wait upon the Queen; 31. The Prince of Wales’s answer reported; the 
Queen’s answer also reported; Committee on State of the Nation deferred; 32. Resolution prescribing the form in which letters 
patent should pass the Great Seal for opening the Parliament referred to the Committee ; matter considered ; Resolution reported 
and agreed to, and conference to be desired with the Lords upon the subject matter of the last conference ; 34. Orders for conference 
read, and discharged ; Resolution communicated by the Lords at a conference had the preceding day [14 January 1811] read; notice 
taken of a clerical error in the first paragraph of the said Resolution; Resolution reported from the Committee on the State of the 
Nation read and rescinded ; paragraph again read and amended, and Resolution so amended to be communicated to the Lords at 
a conference; 35. See Conferences, 3. 
816. The State of the Nation; Resolution witha blank communicated by the Lords at a conference that Letters Patent should pass the Great 
Seal for giving the Royal Assent to the Regency Bill referred; matters considered; Resvlution reported; Lxvi.79. Blank filled 
up with the words, “ and Commons ;” agreed to, and conference to be desired with the Lords thereupon; 80. Lords agree to a con- 
ference; managers who managed the last conference to manage this; other Members added; conference held, and Report that the 

managers had acquainted the Lords that the House had agreed to the Resolution, and had left the same with their Lordships ; 81. 


4 National Debt :—See supra, 321-323. 


817. Naval Asylum :——Report from the Select Committee on Petition of the Governors and Committee of the Naval Asylum for aid; 
Lx. 392. Considered, 413. Resolution reported ; agreed to, and referred to the Committee of Supply; 421. See Supply, 63. 1090. 


818. Naval Prize Money :—Act §9 Geo. III. c.56, for making further regulations as to the payment of Navy Prize Orders; Lxxv.391. 
Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 400. See Navy, 17. See also infra, 929-932. 


Naval Stores: 


819. Act 39 Geo. III. to permit the importation of certain Naval Stores from Hamburgh and other ports of Germany ; Lv1t. 41. Considered; 
reported, and Bill ordered; 44. See Navy, 61. 


821. Act g Geo. III. c.35, for prohibiting the exportation of certain Naval Stores unless the pre-emption thereof be offered to the Commissioners 
. of the Navy ; Lxx11.22. Considered, 27. Reported, and Bill ordered, 28. See Navy, 65. 


See supra, 557. 739. 
Naval Timber :—See infra, 1244. 
Navigation : 
622. Act 12 Car. II. for the encouraging and increasing of Shipping and Navigation; Lx111. 32. Report, and Bill ordered, 40. See Portugal, 1. 
823. Act 46 Geo. III. c.60, for the further increase and encouragement of Shipping and Navigation; Lx1v. 156. Considered; reported, 


and Bill ordered; 161. See Malta, 2. 
$24. Act 12Car. II. c.18, for the encouraging and increasing of Shipping and Navigation; Lx1rv. 296. Act 48 Geo.III. referred, and 
matter considered, 304. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 308. See America, 21. 


825. Act 26 Geo. III. c.60, for the further increase and encouragement of Shipping and Navigation; Lxxv. 222. Considered, 231. Reso- 


lution reported, and Bill ordered, 238. See Ships and Vessels, 14. 
826. Act of the Parliament of Ireland 27 Geo. III. for the encouragement of Shipping and Navigation; Lv11. 366. Considered; reported, 
and Bill ordered, 390. See Mariners. 


827. Acts of the Parliament of Ireland for the encouragement and increase of Shipping and Navigation; tv111. 664. Instructions relative to 
the importation into Ireland of certain articles in neutral ships from states not in amity with His Majesty ; to the prohibiting the 
exportation of copper from Ireland ; and to consider of the importation of wool into Great Britain; matters considered; 668. Ten 
Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 674. See Neutral Ships, 2. 


Navigations, Canals, &amp;c.: 


828. Bradford Canal :—Report from the Select Committee on the Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Bradford Canal 
Navigation, for a Bill for vesting divers estates purchased for the benefit of the proprietors in trustees, discharged from all claims of 
the Crown; tv:1. 288. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 308. See Estates, 89. 


g29. Crinan Canal ‘Report made 13 June 1816, from the Select Committee on the several papers relating to the Crinal Canal; 


LXXxI. 472. Report of Select Committee on Petition for further advance; Referred, 476. Considered, 481. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 488. See Navigations, 7. 


831, Lagan Navigation *—Report from the Select Committee on the Petition for a Bill for amending and continuing Acts; [Regent's 
Fer gen first signified,] Lx1x.338. Considered, 343. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 349. See 
avrgations, 55. 


Nelson, late Lord Viscount :—See supra, 776. 
Nelson, Lady Viscountess :—See supra, 777. 


832. Netherlands :—Substance of a Convention between His Britannic Majesty, the King of the Netherlands, and the Emperor of Russia, 
signed at London 19 May 1815, and other papers ; Considered, Lxx.380. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 385. See 
Netherlands. 

Neutral Ships : 

833. Acts respecting the admission ef certain articles of merchandize in Neutral Ships; vit. 519. Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered ; 533. See Neutral Ships, 1. 

834. Of permitting the importation into Great Britain of certain articles in Neutral Ships from states in amity with His Majesty ; Instructions 
to consider of authorizing His Majesty to permit the importation into Great Britain of certain articles in Neutral Ships from states 
not in amity with His Majesty ; and of prohibiting the exportation of copper; tv111. 643. Considered, 652. Nine Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered, 658. See Neutral Ships, 2. 


835. Act 42 Geo, III. relating to the admission of certain articles in Neutral Ships; urx.141. Orders in Council relating to Neutral Ships 
referred ; matters considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 144. See Neutral Ships, 3. 


836. Of 


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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued : 
Neutral Ships—continued. 


836. Of permitting the importation of goods and commodities from countries in America belonging to any foreign European sovereign « 
state in Neutral Ships; tx.148. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 154. ; See Megat tlina‘e, ~ 
837. Act 46 Geo. III. c. 111, for authorizing the importation and exportation of goods in Neutral Ships from the West Indi 
America; Lxx. 17. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 22. See Neutral Ships, 5. “3 ree om 
838, Act 43 Geo. III. c.153, to permit the importation of goods in Neutral Ships from certain states in amity with His Majesty ; rxx. 
Considered, 27. Three Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 32. See Wool, 21. r a ee 
839. Act 43 Geo. III, c. 153; Lxx.352. Considered, 354. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 362. See Neutral Ships, 2. 


See supra, 621. 827. 
New Brunswick :—See supra, 652. infra, 853, 854. 


New South Wales : 
841. Of regulating the trade to and from His Majesty’s Colony of New South Wales; rx11. 207. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 


218. See New South Wales, 1. 

842. Of permitting vessels under three hundred and fifty tons burthen to trade between the United Kingdom and New South Wales ; 
LXXIV. 581. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 590. See New South Wales, 3. ; 

843. Of indemnifying the Governor and other persons concerned in imposing and levying duties in New South Wales; txx1v. 581. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ;. 590. See New South Wales, 4. 

844. Act 59 Geo, III. c. 114, respecting the imposing and levying of duties in New South Wales; txxv. 308. Considered, 313. “Resolution 
reported, 319. Bill ordered, 320. See New South Wales, 3. 


845. New Street.:—Of making good any deficiency that may aris¢ in the Land Revenue of the Crown to discharge the principal or 
interest of any loans to be raised for carrying into execution the New Street Act, 53 Geo. III.; [Regent’s recommendation first signified,] 


LXXII.171. Considered, 175. Resolution reported, 178. Instruction accordingly, 180. Pavings, 9. See also supra, 602. 
Newfoundland : 

846. Report from the Select Committee on the Petitions of Merchants of Tynemouth, &amp;c. for relief in respect of the trade to Newfoundland; 
LxI. 434. Considered, 439. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 444. See Fish, 27. 

847. Act 49 Geo. III. c. 27, and also of taking away the public use of certain ship’s rooms in the town of St. John, in Newfoundland; 
LXVI. 325. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 329. See Newfoundland, 2. 

848. Of the duty on rum, or other spirits, imported into that island; txvit. 425. Considered, 430. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 434- See Spirits, 54. 

849. Ofcharging a duty on rum imported inte Newfoundland; Lxvii. 465. Considered, 471. Two Resolutions reported and agreed to, 
and instruction accordingly, 478. See Spirits, 54. 


See supra, 481-485. 607. 609. 623. 629. 638. 647. 
85 


—_ 


. Newspapers and Pamphlets :—So much of Act 55 Geo. III. c. 185, as relates to the duties payable on Newspapers and ~* 
Pamphlets; txxv.15. Act 56 Geo. III. c. 56, read; instruction to consider of so much of the said said Act as charges a duty on 
Newspapers; matters considered; 19. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 20. See Newspapers, 2. 

Nisi Prius :—See supra, 178. 


852. Norfolk Justices :—Report from the Select Committee, on the Petition of the Justices of the Peace for the county of Norfolk, for 
a Bill for vesting in them the Castle of Norwich, and certain land adjacent, for the use of the County; tx1. 389. Considered ; 


reported, and Bill ordered ; 396. See Justices of the Peace, 12. 
Nova Scotia: 


853. Of authorizing His Majesty to permit goods to be imported into and exported from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick ; LXIv. 244. 
Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 253. See Nova Scotia, 1. 


854. Act 49 Geo. III.. for permitting goods and commodities to be imported into and i 37 from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick ; 
LXVII. 132. Considered, 137. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 147. Laws Expiring, 35. 


See supra, 652. 
Nutmegs :—See supra, 638. 


Oak Bark : 


855. So much of Act 2 Jac. I. as relates to the grating and engrossing of Bark; ~x11, 22. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 25. 
See Oak Bark, 3. 


856. The duties now payable on the importation of any solid vegetable extract from Oak Bark, and other vegetable substances used in the 
tanning of leather; Lxx. 273. Considered, 277. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 282. See Oak Bark, 5. 
See supra, 106. 624. 652. 


857. Offices and Pensions :—The duties of sixpence and one shilling respectively on Offices and Pensions; tx1v.134. Considered, 138. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered in thereupon, 142. See Pensions, 2. 


Offices, Public, in Ireland :—See supra, 448-9. 


Oil: 
858. So much of Act of session 1802, as relates to the duty on Spermaceti Oil, and to goods, wares and merchandize the produce of the 
Colonies in America ; Considered, tv11. 616. Three Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 624. See Customs, 3. 


859. So much of Act 43 Geo, III. as relates to the duties on Oil, or other produce of fish or other creatures living in the sea, imported into 
Great Britain; tx11. 239. Deferred, 245, 257, 262, 267. 
861. The duties payable on Oil; uxx1. 464. Considered, 465. . Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 479. See Oil, 2. 
See supra, 288. 629. 631. 638. 


Oil of Vitriol :—See infra, 1275-1278. 
Open Boats :—See supra, 306. 


862, Oranges and Lemons :—Of allowing Oranges and Lemons to be exported from the Azores and the Madeiras into the British 
Colonies; x x11. 362. Considered, 388. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 394. See Oranges and Lemons. 


Orders in Council : 

863. Copies of certain Orders in Council, with copies of orders of the Lords of the Treasury to the Board of Customs thereon ; Considered; 
reported, and Bill ordered; Lx111. 188. See Orders in Council, 2. 

864. - Petitions of Merchants of London, Liverpool, and Manchester, complaining of certain Orders in Councils purporting to be issued for the 
protection of the trade and navigation of Great Britain, and praying to be heard at the bar of the House; Order that Petitioners be 
heard in the Committee by their counsel; Minutes of Evidence taken on 18 March 1808 at the bar of the House upon considering 
said Petitions Referred ; Matter considered; to be further considered and persons ordered to attend; Lx1i1. 199. Further considered ; 
Persons ordered to attend; 203. Further considered; Minutes of Evidence ordered; presented; printed; 209. Lords request 
a Copy of the Minutes to be communicated, 217. Matter further considered ; persons ordered to attend; 236. Further considered, 
241, 267, 371. Persons ordered to attend; Minutes of Evidence ordered; presented; printed; 242, 267,371. Lords Message 
considered, and Copy of Minutes communicated ; 290. Committee put off for three months, 417. ~~ d« Yes = 

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316 '. COMITTTEES ~—-continued. 





I: Committees of the Whole: House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 


Orders in Council—continued. ; 
865. So much of Acts passed in session 1808, as relates to. the duties payable on goods which shall have been or shall be imported into Great 
Britain or Ireland, and secured in warehouses, &amp;c.; Lx111. 341. . Considered, 350. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 354. 
‘See Orders in Council, .3. 


866. The several Petitons presented in session 1812 against the Orders in Council; Persons ordered to attend, Lxv1I. 333. Other Petitions 
referred, 337, 343, 372, 375, 377, 378, 385, 387, 390, 395, 396, 412. Matters considered; Minutes of Evidence ordered; 
presented ; printed ; 337, 340. Comamittee deferred ; persons to attend ; 344. Matters further considered, 349. Further considered ; 
persons to attend; Minutes ordered; presented ; printed; 349, 355. Minutes taken before the Committee in 1808 to be reprinted, 355. 
A person to attend, 359. Matters further considered ; persons to attend ; Minutes ordered ; presented; printed ; 360, 465. Matters 
further considered ; Mr, Speaker resumes the Chair ; no Report; 372. Day appointed for going into. the Committee ;. persons to 
attend ; 373. Petition of witnesses; to lie on the Table; 376. Matters further considered ; persons to attend ; Minutes ordered ; presented ; 

. printed ; 377, 380, 383, 389, 393, 397, 402, 405, 408, 410, 411, 425. Committee deferred, 429. 


Orders, Standing :—See infra, 1148. 
Ormonde, Earl of :—See infra, 1329. 


867. Packets :—tTheport duties on foreign Packets or Passage Vessels; txxt. 19. Considered,’ 36. - Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 46. See Port Duties. Resolution read again; order of Leave read and discharged; instruction accordingly ; 108. 
See French Packets. 


* Palmer, Mr: : 
868. Report of 13 July 1807, from the Select Committee on the petition of John Palmer, Esq. respecting his plan of conveying the mails; 
Lxu1.748. Order for going into Committee discharged, 766. 


869. Report of 13 July 1807, from the Select Committee on the petition of John Palmer, Esq. ; and also the Report of 13 July 1797, from 
the Committee appointed to consider of the agreement made with Mr, Palmer for the reform and improvement of. the. Post Office 
and its Revenue; Lx111. 256. Considered; Motion for now receiving the Report negatived ; 319. - Resolution reported ;. Motion 
for reading Resolution a second time; Motion for adjourning it negatived ; Resolution agreed to, and to be considered in a Committee 
of the whole House; Minutes of Evidence taken in the Yast Session ordered; 337. Resolution considered ;' reported, and~Bill 
ordered ; 353.’ See Palmer, Mr. 3. _ Resolution read and entered, and referred to a Committee of the whole House; Lxvitt. 504. 

See infra, 872. 

871. Resolution reported from the Committee of the whole House on 16 May 1808, respecting Mr. Palmer’s agreement. with the Post Office; 

[ Regent’s recommendation first signified,] Lxv11.432. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 435. See Palmer, Mr. 8. 


872. Resolution reported from the Committee of the whole House, on 16 May 1808, relative to Mr. Palmer’s per centage on the net increased 
revenue of the Post Office ; [Regent’s recommendation first signified,] Lxv111. 504. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 510. 
See Palmer, Mr. 11. 
873. The services of John Palmer, Esq. late Comptroller General of the Post Office, in augmentating, the: revenue of the Post Office; 
—— recommendation first signified,] Lxvi1t. 645. Considered, 651. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 652. See 
‘almer, Mr. 14. 


Pamphlets :—See supra, 851. 


Paper : 
874. Report from the Seiect Committee on the petition of booksellers and printers of the cities of London and Westminster, respecting the 
: duties on Paper ; Act of Session 1801, relative tothe duties on Paper referred ; Lv11.546. . Considered, 581. Thirteen Resolutions 
reported, 584. Bill ordered, 585. See Paper, 1 


875. Acts 42 Geo. III. c.94, and 34 Geo. III. c. 20, relating to the duties thereon ;’ Lxx1: 454." Considered, 455. . Three ‘Rescatiom 
reported, Bill ordered, and instruction, 461. See Paper, 2 


876. Acts 34 Geo. III. c. 20, for repealing the duties on Paper, and Act 54 Geo. III. c. 106, to remove doubts as to the allowance of 
drawbacks upon Bibles and books of prayer, to the King’s printers; Lxx11. 175. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 232. 
See Paper, 12. 


877. Acts 56 Geo. III. c. 103; 47 Geo. III. Sess. 2. c. 30, and 49 Geo. III. c.77, relating to the duties on Paper and. Pasteboard; 
Lxxv. 371. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 381. See Paper, 4. 


878. | Act 56 Geo, III. c.'78, for the better regulating and securing the duties on Paper in Ireland; Lxx111. 344. Considered; reported, and 
Billordered; 348. See Paper, 11. 


879. So much of Acts 10 Anne, c. 1g, and 34 Geo. III. c. 20, for granting certain duties on Paper as relates to the drawback on Paper allowed 
-to the Universities in Scotland ; tx1x. 460. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 465. See Paper, 12. 


881. Partnerships : :—-Of promoting the employment. of the Poor by regulating and encouraging Partnerships; Lxx111. 233. Acts of the 
Parliament of Ireland 21 &amp; 22 and 26 Geo, III. referred, and matters considered, 240. Resolution reported and amended, 268. 
Agreed to, end Bill ordered, 269. See Partnerships, 2 


Passage Vessels :—See supra, 515. 


Passengers : 


882. Act of Session 1803, for regulating vessels carrying Passengers to the plantations abroad or to foreign parts ; Considered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered; L1x, 229. _ See Pussengers, 2. 


883. Act 43 Geo. III. c. 56, for regulating vessels carrying Passengers abroad; Lxvi11. 351. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 358. 
See Passengers, 3. 


884. Acts 43 Geo. III. c. 56, and 44 Geo. III. c. 44, for regulating vessels carrying Passengers; Lxx1.429. Considered ; reported, and 


Bill ordered, 434. See Passengers, 4 
-885._Pearl, or Pot.Ash :—Of the duty granted on Pearl, or Pot Ash, imported by Act 49 Geo. III. c. 98; Lxvit. 194. Committee 
deferred, 200, 205,209. . Not considered. ‘See also supra, 272, 


886. Pensions :—Acts ianing ' to the One Shilling and Sixpenny Duties thereon; Lxv.401. Considered, 404. Resolution reported, ond 
Bill ordered ; 413. See Pensions, 2. See also supra, 857. 


887. Perceval, Mrs. :—Act 52 Geo. III. c. 67, for settling certain Annuities on her and her eldest son, &amp;c.; Lxvitt. 614. Copy of an 


instrament by which Mr. Perceval relinquished two annuities granted by Act 52 Geo. III. referred, 619. Matters considered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered ; 621. See Perceval, The Right honourable Spencer, 4. See also supra, 778. 


. 888, Permits :—So much of Act 56 Geo. III. c. 56, relating to Stamp Duties in Ireland,-as charges Stamp Duties on requisitions for any 
, Permits or Certificates in Ireland; txx1v. 588. Considered, 594. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered; 600. See Permits, 3. 


‘ Pilchard Fishery :—Sec supra, 486-489. 


Pipe Clay:—See supra, 609. - 
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Plate : 
889. Of the duties payable by. persons trading in Gold or Silver Plate; Lxx1v. 291. Considered, 296. Resolution reported, and instruction 
accordingly, 303. See Excise, 23. . 
891. Act 25 Geo. III. c. 64, for granting certain duties on Gold and Silver Plate imported, &amp;c.; Lxxv. 293. Considered, 298. Resolution 
reported, and agreed to, 305. Read, and leave given to offer a clause thereupon, 309. See Customs, 43. 
Pi ymmontl Dock Yard : 
892. f preventing depredations in Plymouth Dock Yard; tx1v.11. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 110. See Pavings, 15. 


893. Of making provision for defraying the expenses of supporting and maintaining a police at Plymouth Dock; xiv. 113. Committee 
deferred, 219. Not considered. 


Police : 
894. Of making provision for defraying the expenses of the Public Offices in Middlesex and Surrey; [King’s recommendation first signified, ] 
Lvir. 481. Considered, 485. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 497. See Justices of the Peace, 2. 
895. Acts 42 Geo. III. c. 76, and 47 Geo. III. sess. 2, c. 42, for the more effectual administration of the office of a Justice of the Peace in 
the counties of Middlesex and Surrey; Lxvi.352. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 357. See Justices of the Peace, 2. 
896. Of making provision for defraying the expenses of the Public Offices in Middlesex and Surrey; [Regent’s recommendation first signified, } 
LXVI. 357. Considered, 360. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 363. See Justices of the Peace, 2. 
897. Act 51 Geo. IIl.c. 119, relating to the more effectual administration of the office of Justice of Peace in Middlesex and Surrey ; 
LX1x. 75. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 77. See Justices of the Peace, 2. 
898. Of increasing the salaries of the Police Magistrates ; [Regent's recommendation first signified,] txrx. 89. Considered, 93. Resolution 
reported, and instruction accordingly, 95. See Justices of the Peace, 2. 
899. Acts 54 Geo. III. c. 37, andc. 187, for the more effectual administration of the office of a Justice of the Peace in Middlesex, &amp;c.; tx xv. 360. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 368. See Justices of the Peace, 3. 
Policies :—See supra, 583. 
Poor: 
901. So much of Act 22 Geo. III. as relates to the payment of the debts incurred for building any Poor house; tvrr1. 460. Considered; 
reported, and Bill ordered; 466. See Poor, 8. 
902. Act 42 Geo. III. for the better relief of the Poor so far as relates to the payment of Debts incurred in building any Poor House ; vit. 511. 
Considered, 515. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 516. See Poor, 8. 


See supra, 426-429. 881. 
Port Duties :—See supra, 314. 867. 


Porter : 
903. Of charging a Duty on liquor to be used for colouring Porter, &amp;c.; Lxv. 429. Considered, 434. Two Resolutions reported; instruction 
accordingly ; 444. See Porter, 1. 
904. Of charging a duty on liquor to be used for colouring Porter; txvi. 360. Considered, 362. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 369. See Porter, 3. 
Portugal : 
905. The Treaty of amity, commerce and navigation signed on the 19th February 1810; Lxvi. 239. Treaty referred, and matter 
considered, 246. Seven Resolutions reported, and agreed to, and Bill or Bills ordered, 250. See Portugal, 2. 
906. Act 8 Geo. I.c. 17, for the relief of shipwrecked mariners in Portugal; txrx. 418. Considered, 435. Resolution reported, and Bill 


ordered, 445. See Portugal, 3. 
Portugal Wine :—See infra, 1322-1324. 


Post Horses : 
907. Acts 27 and 39 Geo. III. respecting the farming of the Duties on Post Horses; Lvir. 377. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 380. 
See Post Horses, 1. 


908. Acts 27 and 42 Geo. III. respecting the farming the Duties on Post Horses; rx. 299. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 303. 
See Post Horses, 1. 


909. Acts 44 Geo. III. c. 98, and 57 Geo. III. c. 59, for letting to farm the Post Horse Duties; Lxxv. 363. Considered, 369. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 370. See Post Horses, 3. 


Postage and Post Office: 
911. Acts 4, 24, 35 Geo. III. and of Session 1802, relative to the Duties of Postage; tvir. 428. Considered, 438. Five Resolutions relative 
to franking reported, and Bill ordered, 441. See Postage, 2. 


912. So much of Acts 9 Anneand of Session 1801 as relate to the Postage of Letters to or from France or the Batavian Republic, from and to 
London; Instruction to consider of exempting from tonnage duty ships employed by France to convey mails between the two 
countries; LV1I. 529. Considered, 538. Four Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 544. See Postage, 3. 


‘913. Of granting Rates of Postage for the conveyance of letters and packets between the United Kingdom and Gibraltar and Malta; ix 1. 396. 
Considered, 400. Three Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 407. See Postage, 7. 


914. So much of Act 35 Geo. III. as relates to allowing the navy and army, whilst on service, to send and receive letters at a low Rate of 
Postage; Lx1. 459. Considered, 475. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 481. See Postage, 8. 


915. Of granting Rates of Postage on the conveyance of letters and packets between Great Britain or Ireland and the Portuguese territories on 
the Continent of South America; Lx111. 423. Considered, 427. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 430. See Postage, 12. 


916. Of granting Rates of Postage on the conveyance of letters and packets between Great Britain or Ireland and the Island of Madeira ; 
uxt. 448. Considered, 452. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 454. See Postage, 12. 


917. Act 39 Geo. III. c. 76, for the more secure conveyance of ship letters; tx1x. 469. Considered, 473. Two Resolutions reported, and 
Bill ordered, 480. See Postage, 15. 


918. Ofdefraying the — of a new General Post Office in London; [Regent’s recommendation first signified,] tx1x. 437. Committee 
deferred, 454. Put off fora month, 493. Not considered. é 


919. Report made 21 April 1815 from Select Committee to whom the plans and papers presented relative to the new Post Office were referred ; 
Lxx. 278. Considered, 283. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 285. Read again, and rescinded, 333. 


921. Oftdefraying the expense of providing a site for a new Post Office ; Report of 21 April 1815 referred, Lxx. 333. Matter considered, 347. 


Two Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 351. See Postage, 18. 

922. Act54Geo. III. c. 169, for making regulations respecting the Postage of ship letters; Lxx. 448. Considered, 451. Four Resolutions 
reported, and instruction accordingly, 456. See East India Affairs, 31. 

923. Of charging Duties of Postage upon letters and packets passing between the Ports of Donaghadee and Portpatrick ; uxxv. 391. Con- 
sidered, 400. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 407. See Postage, 17. 


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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 


924. 


929. 


931. 


- 932. 


933. 


934, 


936. 


936. 


937 . 


938. 


939. 


941. 


942. 


945. 


947. 





Postage and Post Office—continued. 


Acts respecting the Postage of letters ; Lxxv. 401. Considered, 407. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 414. See Postage, 16. 


Act of the last Session of the Parliament of Ireland for granting Duties of Postage, and Act of Session 1801 for continuing same ; Lvr. 358. 
Committee deferred, 366,385. Not considered. 


So much of Acts of the Parliament of Ireland 23 &amp; 24 Geo. III. c.17, and Act 54 Geo. III. c. 119, as relates to the conveyance of ship 
letters, and the Rates of Postage thereon in Ireland; Lxx. 221. Considered, 344. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 348. 
See Postage, 25. 


Act of the Parliament of Ireland, 23 &amp; 24 Geo. III. c. 17, for establishing a Post Office in that Kingdom; txx. 410. Considered, 413. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 418. See Postage, 26. 


Acts 43 Geo. III. c. 28, and 54 Geo. III. c, 119, relating to the Duties on letters and packets sent by the Post within Ireland; txx1v. 562. 
Considered, 568. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 573. See Postage, 27. 
See supra, 366. 399. 405. 868-873. 


Post Roads of Ireland :—See supra, 554. infra, 989. 
Potatoes :—See supra, 614. 622. 627-8. 631. 639. 643. infra, 1152-1154. 
Prayer Book :—See supra, 876. 


Prizes: 
Of granting relief to the captors of Prizes; Lv111. 613. Considered,615. Six Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 618. See 
Prizes, 4. ; 
So much of Act 43 Geo. III. as directs that all East India goods shall be exposed to sale in the city of London; L1x. 335. Considered; 


reported, and Bill ordered ; 336. See Prizes, 6. 


Of granting relief to the captor of Prizes, with respect to the bringing Prize goods and vessels into Ireland; xx. 206. Considered, 207. 
Five Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 212. See Prizes, 13. 


See supra, 613. 818. 


Promissory Notes : 


Acts 17 Geo. III. c. 30; 37 Geo. III. c. 32, and 45 Geo. III. c. 25, relating thereto; Lx x. 17. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 22, 
See Promissory Notes, 7. 


Acts 45 Geo. III. c. 25, and 55 Geo. III. c. 6, to continue Act for suspending the operation of 17 Geo. III. for restraining the negotiation 
of Promissory Notes; txx1. 246. Considered, 248. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 251. See Promissory Notes, 7. 


Acts 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. of the Parliament of Ireland respecting the negotiation of Promissory Notes, &amp;c.; Considered ; reported, and 
Bill ordered; Lvi11. 517. See Promissory Notes, 2. 


Prosecutions :-—See supra, 274. 


Provisions : 


First Report from the Select Committee appointed to consider of the present high price of Provisions (relating to repealing so much of 
Act of session 1800, relating to the manufacture of Flour as prohibits the making of Flour and Bread finer than is therein directed ;) 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; ivr. 37. See Flour, 2. 


Second Report from the Select Committee on ditto (relating to encouraging the cultivation of Potatoes ;) tv1.83. Considered, 96. Five 
Resolutions reported; Motion for reading the Resolutions a second time dropped for want of forty Members; 111. Motion for 
appointing a day for further considering Report dropped for want of forty Members, 114. Further consideration of Report put off for 
six months, 118. 


Third Report from the Select Committee on ditto (relating to giving the same bounties on the importation of Corn, &amp;c. into Ireland, as 
are now payable on the importation thereof into Great Britain;) tv1. 88, Considered, 132. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 158. See Corn, 2. 


Of prohibiting the exportation of all Provisions from Ireland and permitting the importation thereof duty free; Lv1. 320. Considered, 325. 
Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 331. See Corn, 3. 


Of exempting Corn, Grain, Rice, and other Provisions imported into Great Britain from the Auction Duty on the first sale thereof; 
LVI. §23- Considered, 529. Resolution reported, 551. Instruction accordingly, 552. See Excise, 1. 


Acts respecting the export of Provisions from Ireland; Lx11. 656. Considered, 669. Two Resolutions reported and Bill ordered, 684. 


See Provisions. 


Act 47 Geo. III. sess. 2. c. 10, for encouraging the export of salted Beef and Pork from Ireland; txv1. 329. Considered, 334. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 340. See Provisions. 


See supra, 612. 614. 622. 627-631. 643. infra, 1001. 


Provisional Cavalry :—See supra, 57. 


Prunes :—So much of Act 13 &amp; 14 Car. II. c. 11, for preventing frauds in the Customs as relates to Prunes the produce of 


Germany ; Lxx1. 306. Considered, 308. Resolution reported and Bill ordered, 317. See Prunes, 


Prussia ;—See infra, 1267. 


Public Expenditure : 


Third Report from the Committee appointed to examine and consider what regulations and checks have been established in order to 
controul the several branches of the Public Expenditure in Great Britain and Ireland; Lx1v.292. Considered, 380. Further 
considered, 394. 


Third Report made 29 June 1808, from the Select Committee on Public Expenditure ; Considered, txv. 197. Further considered, 
246, 379. Twelve Resolutions reported, 436. First Resolution agreed to; the next ten Resolutions amended and agreed to; the 
twelfth Resolution agreed to, and Bill or Bills ordered; 437-440. [Note, Not presented.] Resolutions as amended ordered to be 
printed, 446. Motion that no addition should be made to the Irish Pension List until the annual amount thereof shall be reduced 
below the sum fixed by 33 Geo. III. c. 34, and debate thereon adjourned; Lxv. 440. Further adjourned, 459, 466, 473, 493, 
Select Committee appointed to consider what offices come within the purview of the second, third, and fourth Resolutions; Lxv1. 39. 
LXvi1. 81. Copy of those Resolutions sent to the Lords; Lxvi. 81. Eleventh and twelfth Resolutions read and entered; Lxx1. 13. 


See supra, 453-456. 


Public Revenues : 


Seventh article of Act 40 Geo. III. c. 67, for the Union of Great Britain and Ireland; txx3. 370. Reports 14 June 1811, 22 July 1812, 
26 June 1813, and 19 June 1815, from Select Committees on Public Income and Expenditure of Ireland referred; Accounts relating 


to the Finances of Ireland, and Resolution of 19 June 1815, referred; matters considered ; 382. Three Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 387. See Revenues, 16, 


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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 


Public Revenues—continued. 
948. Act 56 Geo. III. c. 98, respecting the consolidation of the Public Revenues of Great Britain and Ireland; uxx1, 184. Committee 
deferred, 186. Not considered. 


949. Acts 56 Geo. III. c. 98, and 57 Geo. III. c. 48, relating to the consolidation of the Public Revenues; LX XIV. 191. Considered, 196. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 204. See Consolidated Fund, 2. 


See infra,»967-984. 


951. Public Services :—Of defraying the annual charge of several permanent Public Services in Ireland; tv1.245. Account of the 


sums requisite to defray the annual charge of several permanent Public Services in Ireland referred, and matters considered, 254. 
Resolution reported, 257. Bill ordered, 258. See Public Services. 


Quarantine : 


952. Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo, III. for erecting a lazaret on Chetney Hill, and for reducing into one Act the laws relating to Quarantine; Lx. 25, 
Considered, 26. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 28. See Quarantine, 1. 


953. Act 45 Geo. III. c.10, for the effectual performance of Quarantine; txv.178. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 184. See 
Quarantine, 3. 


954. Quassia :—So much of Act of session 1803 respecting the duties of Customs as relates to the duty on Lignum Quassia imported; 
Lv111. 623. Instructions to consider so much of Act 29 Geo. III. as relates to the exportation of tobacco; to consider of obliging 
exporters of goods from Great Britain to deliver a copy of the cocquet to the comptrolling searchers; to consider of permitting the 
importation into Great Britain of cotton and other goods the produce of the western states of America from New Orleans ; 623. 
Matters considered, 625. Four Resolutions reported, and Bill or Bills ordered, 630. See Customs, 5. Quassia. 


Quays: 
955. So much of Act 19 Geo. III. ¢.48, to explain Act 12 Car. II. as relates to preventing masters of ships removing their vessels out of 


the stream, except to the lawful Quays in the port of London; uxv1.246. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered, 253. See Ships 
and Vessels, 7. 


956. Acts 43 Geo. III. c.124, [Pub. Loc. and Pers.] and 47 Geo. III. sess. 2, c. 60, relating to the Legal Quays ; uxv11.164. Considered, 167. 


Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 171. See Legal Quays, 2. 
957. Acts 43, 46, 47, 50, and 52 Geo. III. relating to Legal Quays in the Port of London; Lx1x. 143. Considered ; reported, and Bill 
ordered ; 149. See Legal Quays, 2. 
Quebec : 
958. Acts relating to the government of Quebec; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; Lxiv. 34. See Newfoundland, 1, 


959. Acts relating to the province of Quebec ; LXIv. 107. Considered, 110. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 120. See Bermuda, 1. 


961. Act 28 Geo. III. c. 39, to allow the importation of rum or other spirits from His Majesty’s colonies or plantations in the West Indies 


into the province of Quebec without payment of duty; Lxvii1. 320. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 328. See Quebec. 
See supra, 615. 638. 


Queen Charlotte :—See supra, 779. 


962. Raisins :—Of permitting Raisins, Currants and Figs to be exported from Great Britain duty-free; Lx1.487. Instructions to consider 
Act 1 James II. respecting the importation of gunpowder ; to consider Acts 43 and 45 Geo. III. respecting the warehousing of goods ; 
and Act of session 1806, relating to the bounty payable on refined sugar; and matters considered, 495. Four Resolutions reported, 
and Bills ordered, 508. See Gunpowder, 1. Raisins. Sugar, 9. Warehousing, 3. 


963. Rape Seed :—tThe duties payable on Rape Seed and Cole Seed imported into Great Britain; Lx x1. 429. , Report of g May 1816 


from the Select Committee on the policy of imposing an increased duty on the import of foreign Seeds referred, Lx x1. 429. Con- 
sidered, 441. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 450. See Rape Seed, 1. See also supra, 623. 642. 


964. Rebellion in Ireland :—aAct 38 &amp; 39 Geo. III. and of the last session of the Parliament of Ireland, for appointing Commissioners 


to inquire into the losses of loyalists sufferers in the Rebellion in 1798; Lx.388. Considered, 395. Reported, and Bill ordered, 396. 
See Ireland, 5. 


Records : 


965. Of making compensation to the officers of certain Public Registries and Records in Scotland for any loss of fees or emoluments they may 
sustain by the regulation or suppression thereof; Lx1v.178. Considered, 185. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 190. 


See Records, 1. 
966. Of granting a salary to the Keeper of the Records of the court of session in Scotland ; [Regent's recommendation first signified,] Lx x. 218. 
Considered, 223. Two Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 227. See Records, 2. 
Revenue : 
967. Acts relating to the Revenue of Ireland; tvi1. 216. Act of Union, and an account referred; matters considered ; 225. ‘Two Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered, 228. See Duties, 3. Order of leave for Bill read, and Bill or Bills ordered, 233. See Duties, 4. 
Revenue, 1. 


968. Acts of the last session of the Parliament of Ireland relative to Irish Revenue, and Acts 41 &amp; 42 Geo. III.; Lvi11.213. Account of the 
charges on the Consolidated Fund referred; Acts considered, 221. Resolutions reported (App. 847.) ; printed ; and Bills ordered ; 224. 


See Customs, 45. Game, 13. Hats, 2. Postage, 19. Stamps, 2. 
969. Acts of the last session of the Parliament of Ireland relative to certain duties in Ireland, and Acts 42 Geo. III.; tv111.239. Instruction 
to consider several other Acts; considered; 243. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 246. See Customs, 45. 


971. Acts of the Parliament of Ireland of 37, 38,39 and 40 Geo. III. and several Acts of 41 &amp; 42 Geo. III, relating to the Trade and Revenues 


of Ireland; tv111. 314. Instruction to consider several other Acts relating the Revenue, Fisheries and Trade of Ireland ; considered ; 
318. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 325. See Revenue, 2. 


972. Acts of the Parliament of Ireland, Act 42 Geo. III. and Act of Session 1803, relating to the Revenues on malt, &amp;c. in Ireland ; Considered, 
LVI11.574- Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 577. See Malt, 12. 


973. cts relating to the Trade and Revenues of Ireland; t1x. 80. Considered, 130. Resolutions reported, and agreed to, (App. 550.); Bill 


or Bills ordered ; Resolutions to be printed ; 132. See Customs, 47. Excise, 26. 

974. Further of ‘80 much of said Acts as relates to salt and malt; xx. 135. Considered, 136. Four Resolutions reported, and agreed to; 
instruction upon the two first. See Customs, 47. Bill ordered upon the subsequent two, 139. See Malt, 13. 

975. Acts of the Parliament of Ireland 13, 14, 36, 37, 38, 39 and 40 Geo. III. and Acts 41, 42 and 43 Geo. III. relating to the Reven 
Trade and Fisheries of Ireland; 11x. 214. Considered, 215. * Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 220, See Revenue, " 

976. Acts ‘of the Parliament of Ireland, and Act of session 1805, relating to the Revenues of Ireland; Lx. 256. Considered, 290. Resolution 
reported, and Bill or Bills ordered, 297. See Revenue, 4. 

977. Acts 45 gg relating to the Revenues of Ireland; tx1. 69. Considered, 73. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 83. See 
Revenue, 6. 

978. 


Acts relative to the management and collection of the Revenues of Ireland; Lx1.386. Considered; reported, and Bills ordered; 400. 
See Customs, 51. Revenue, 8 


979. Acts 
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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 


Revenue—continued. 


979. ss to the Revenues and Fisheries of Ireland; 1x1. 487. Considered, 493. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 502. 
evenue, Q. 


981. Acts 45 &amp; 46 Geo. III. relating to the Revenues of Ireland; ix11. 564. Considered, 578, Resolution reported, and Bill ordered 592. 
See Revenue, 12. ; 


982. Acts relative to the better my and security of the Revenues of Customs and Excise in Ireland; 1x11. 578. Instruction to consider 
the provisions of Act 46 Geo. III. relating to suspending the payment of any part of the duty on raw sugar imported into Ireland: 
considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 592. See Customs, 56. ‘ , th lat ” 


983. Acts relating to the better collection and security of the Revenues of Customs and Excise; Lx111. 371. Considered, 385. Reported, 


and Bill ordered, 390. See Customs, 57. 
984. Of granting additional salaries to Commissioners of Appeal in Revenue Causes in Ireland; [Regent’s recommendation first signified, ] 
txvir. 369. Considered, 381. T'wo Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 388. See Revenue, 18. ’ 
Rice: 


985. Of making provision for the entry and return of voyages of ships importing Rice or other Grain from the East Indies, and for authorizing 
the importation thereof in ships coming directly from the East Indies; Lv1. 267. Considered, 273. Reported, and Bill ordered, 277. 


See Rice, 1. 
986. The duties on Rice; Lxvir1. 33. Considered, 36. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 40. See Rice, 2. 
987. Acts relating to the importation of Rice; Lxx11. 151. Considered, 157. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 159. See Rice, 3. 
See supra, 206, 207. infra, 1152-1154. 


988. Riotous Assemblies :—Acts 1 Geo. I. c. 5; 9 Geo. III. c. 29, and 52 Geo. III.c. 130, for preventing tumults and riotous assem- 
blies ; Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; Lxxt. 451. See Collieries, 1. 


989. Roads of Ireland :—Act 45 Geo. III. to amend the Laws for improving and keeping in repair the Post Reads of Ireland ; uxt. 329. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 340. See Roads, 1. See also supra, 554. 


Roads and Bridges :—See supra, 566. 
Rodney, Lord :—See supra, 781. 
Rolls, Master of, in Ireland :——See supra, 735-737. 


Roman Catholics : 
991. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to enable Roman Catholics taking and subscribing the declaration and oath contained in Act 
31 Geo. III. to take the benefits given by Act 18 Geo. III.; Considered; Resolution reported, and Bill ordered; xvurt. 284. 
See Roman Catholics, 1. 
992. The state of the laws affecting Roman Catholics in Great Britain and Ireland, with a view to such conciliatory adjustment as may be 
conducive to the peace of the United Kingdom, &amp;c.; Lxvitt. 256. Considered; Resolution reported, and Bill ordered; 297. 
See Roman Catholics, 12. 


Royal F amily :—See supra, 782-787. 


993. Rum :—Of the duties payable on the importation of Rum into Ireland; v1. 579. Considered, 586. Reported, and Bill ordered, 594. 
’ See Spirits, 4. See also supra, 609. 632. 639. 643. 848,849. infra, 1082, 1083. 


Russia : 
994. Ofcertain Orders in Conncil relative to the detention of Russian, Swedish, and Danish ships; tvs. 445. Considered . Re 
and Bill ordered, 462. See Russia, 1. : , » 454 ported, 
995. Of exempting certain goods, lately under sequestration in Russia, from the auction duty, on the first sale thereof; v1. 587. Con- 
sidered, 595. Resolution reported, and instruction aceordingly, 606. See Excise, 1. 


See infra, 1267. 


996. Sail Cloth :—Acts 4, 9, and 19 Geo. II. for encouraging and regulating the manufacture of British Sail Cloth; ux1x.159. Con- 
sidered, 171. Resolution reported, and re-committed, 174. Resolution read again, and order for re-committal discharged ; 


Resolution agreed to, and instruction accordingly ; 178. See East India, 23. * See also supra, 629. 675. 
Salt : 
997. Act 41 Geo. III. for allowing the use of Salt, duty free, in the preserving of fish; Lv11.8. Considered,10. Resolution reported, 11. 
Bill ordered, 12. See Salt, 1. ’ 
998. So much of Act 38 Geo. III. as relates to the allowance of Salt for curing and preserving pilchards or scads; Lv11. 572. Con- 
sidered, 578. ‘I'wo Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 584. See Excise, 2. 


999. Of permitting Salt to be exported from the port of Nassau and other ports in the West Indies ; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 
LIX. 405. See Salt, 2. , 

1001. Of making further allowances for Salt used by bleachers of linen or cotton in England, in the making of oxygenated muriatic acid, for the 
sole purpose of bleaching linen or cotton; Instructions to consider of the Excise duty payable on salted beef, pork or bacon, brought 

by land from Scotland to England; and also, so much of Act 43 Geo. III. as exempts sheathing paper or button paper, or button board, 


from duty; %x11.289. Considered, 299. Three Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 304. See Excise, 11. 
1002. Committee again appointed, and instructions given, Lx11.693. Considered, 700. Three Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered 711. 
See Excise, 11. , 
1003. So much of Act 38 Geo. III. c. 89, as allows a drawback on Salt used in the composition of oxygenated muriatic acid; txv. 318. " 
sidered, 322. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 331. See Salt, 4. = yge 318. Con 
1004. Act 39 Geo. III. ¢. 65, relating to the management of the Salt duties; Lxv. 358. Considered, 367. Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 373- See Salt, 5. 


1005. Acts relating to the Duties on Salt ; Lxv1, 349. Considered, 353. Three Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 358, See Salt, 6. 
1006. Act 38 Geo. III. c. 89, for transferring the management of the Salt duties tothe Commissioners of Excise ; txv11.457. Considered, 458. 


Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 462. See Salt, 7. 
1007. So much of Act 38 Geo. III. ¢. 89, as relates to allowing Salt to be delivered duty free for curing Fish; uxv111. 614. Considered, 621. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 622. See Salt, 9. , 


1008. Act 38 Geo. III. c. 89, for transferring the management of the Salt duties to the Commissioners of Excise; Considered ; reported, and 
Bill ordered; uxvitt.210. See Salt, 8.——— Same Act; considered, Lxvi11. 566. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered ; 


570. See Pot Ash. 
1009. Acts 43 Geo. III. c. 69, and 45 Geo. III. c. 14, relating to the duties on Salt ; ux1rx. 78. Considered, 81. Two Resoluti 
pn a 45,6: aie 4, g XIX. 7 onsider wo Resolutions reported, 
3011. So much of certain Acts relating to the duties on Salt as relates to allowances for Salt used in making muriatic acid; Lx1x. 465. 
Considered, 469. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 473. See Bleaching Powder, 1. 


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Salt—continued. 

1012. Acts 43 Geo. III. c. 69; 45 Geo. III. ¢. 14, and 47 Geo. IIT. segs 2. c. 30, relative to the duties on Salt; Lxx. 409. Considered, 412- 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 418. ..- See Salt; aq.\. |. v2.9 ‘ 

1013. Act41 Geo. III. sess 1. c. 21, for allowing the use of Salt, duty free, in the curing of fish ; txx. 426. Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered ; 435+ See Salt, 17. 

1014. ° Act 51 Geo. IIT. c: 82, for establishing regulations respecting Rock Salt delivered to the refineries; Lxx. 430. Considered; Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered; 435. See Salt, 15. 

1015. Acts 38 Geo. III. c. 89; 51 Geo. III. c. 82, and 42 Geo. III. c. 93, relating to the duties on Salt; txx1. 394. Considered, 399. 
Four Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 405. See Salt, 16. 

1016. Acts 38, 42, 43, 49 and 51 Geo. Ill. relative to the duties on and manufacture of Salt; Lxx11. 186. Considered, 188. Nine Reso- 
lutions reported, and Bill ordered, 192. See Salt, 18. 

1017. Acts 44 Geo. III. c. 101, and 50 Geo. III. c. 113, for permitting the exportation of Salt from the Port of Nassau, &amp;c.; Lxx11, 325. 
Considered, 332. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 340. See Salt, 2. 

1018. Act 57 Geo. III. c. 49, for altering and amending the laws of Excise with respect to Salt and Rock Salt; Considered, 1xx111. 372. 
Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 379. See Salt, 19. 

1019. Act 57 Geo. III. for permitting the exportation of Salt from the Port of Nassau, &amp;c.; Lxxiv. 187. Considered, 191. Resolution 

reported, and Bill ordered, 198. See Salt, 2. 


1021. Acts relating to the duties on Salt, and relative to the trade between Ireland and Newfoundland; L1x. 410. Considered, 412. ‘I'wo 
Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 415. See Customs, 48. 


1022. Ofallowing the use of Salt, duty free, for the fisheries in Ireland, and of giving a bounty on pickled fish of certain kinds; LxXv. 401. 
Considered, 407. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 414. See Fish, 22. 


1023. Of making further allowances for Salt used by bleachers ef linen or cotton in Scotland, in the making of oxygenated muriatic acid for 


the sole purpose of bleaching linen or cotton; Lx11. 355. Considered, 358. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 362. 
See Excise, 11. 


See supra, 615. 623. 635. 638. 644. 


1024. Saltpetre :-—So much of Acts 42 Geo. III. and of Session 1803. as relates to the duties on Saltpetre imported into Ireland; Lv111. 547. 
Considered, 564. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 567. See Supply, 5228. 


1025. Salvage :—aActs 48 Geo. III. c. 130, and 49 Geo. III. c. 122, for preventing frauds on merchants, &amp;c. and for remedying certain 


defects relative to the adjustment of Salvage; xviii. 486. Considered, 510. Resolutions reported, and. Bill ordered, 514. 
See Ships and Vessels, 9. 


Saumarez, Sir James :—See supra, 788. 


1026. Scheldt :—To inquire into the policy and conduct of the late expedition to the Scheldt; txv. 14. Messages to the Lords desiring 
the attendance of Lord Gordon, 17. Earl Rosslyn,21. Lord Gardner, 93. Earl of Chatham, 100. Lords give leave for their 
attendance, 25, 97, 103, 109. Persons ordered to attend, 21, 25, 30, 37, 38, 67, 83, 88, 93, 100, 110, 124, 134, 138, 152, 
153, 156, 158, 162, 167, 174, 178. Members ordered to attend in their places, 21, 30, 138, 147, 162. Papers referred, 30, 
46, 68, 88, 105, 106, 113. Matter considered, 30. Further considered; Minutes of Evidence ordered; presented, and to be printed ; 38, 
46, 68, 83, 88, 98, 105, 110, 113, 115, 134, 138, 152, 158, 167, 174, 184, 196, 200. Motion for reading the order for going into 
the Committee at four o’clock, Negatived, 115. House informed that a Member of the Committee had misbehaved himself during 
the sitting of the Committee, making use of profane oaths and disturbing their proceedings ; John Fuller, Esquire, the member 
complained of, was heard to excuse himself, in doing which he gave greater offence ; Mr. Speaker thereupon called upon Mr. Fuller 
by his name; upon which Mr. Fuller was directed to withdraw ; Mr. Fuller ordered to be taken into the custody of the Serjeant at 
Arms, nem. con.; Serjeant informed the House that he had taken him into custody; matter further considered; Mr, Fuller 
returning into the House in a very violent and disorderly manner; Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair, and ordered the Serjeant to do 
his duty; Mr. Fuller was accordingly taken out by the Serjeant, assisted by his messengers. A member in his place having 
informed the House, that Mr. Fuller had requested him to offer his excuse to the House for his misbehaviour; Motion for dis- 
charging Mr. Fuller, Negatived; 134. A Member in his place having informed the House, that Mr. Fuller had requested him to say, 
that he was truly sorry that his conduct had been offensive to the House, and he sincerely apologized to the House for it; 
Motion for discharging him out of the custody of the Serjeant; Question amended; Mr. Fuller ordered to be brought to the bar, 
and reprimanded by Mr. Speaker, and thereupon discharged out of the custody of the Serjeant; the Serjeant with the mace 
went accordingly to Mr. Fuller, and brought him to the bar ; whereupon Mr. Speaker, sitting in the Chair covered, reprimanded 


the said Mr. Fuller, and he was ordered to be discharged out of custody, paying his fees; what was said by Mr. Speaker in repri- 
manding him to be entered in the Journals ; 136. See Scheldt. 


Schoolmasters : 


1027. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for bettering the condition of the Schoolmasters in Scotland ; Lv. 580. Considered; reported, and 
Billordered; 591. See Schools, 1. 


1028. Motion for leave to bring in a Biil for making better provision for the Parochial Schoolmasters, and for making further regulations for 


the better government of Parish Schools in Scotland ; Lv111. 381. Considered, 383. Reported, and Bill ordered, 384. See 
Schools, 2. 


Sea Policies :—-See supra, 583. 
Seal Skins :—See supra, 623. 642. 


Seamen: 


1029. Acts for the better regulation and government of Seamen employed in the coasting: trade; LVI. 390. Considered, 402. Order for 
again going into the Committee discharged, 439. 


1031. Act 31 Geo.III. for the regulation and government of Seamen employed in the coasting trade; Lx. 330. Considered ; reported, and 
Bill ordered ; 350. See Coasting Trade, 1. 


1032. Act 31 Geo. III. c. 39, for the better regulation and government of Seamen employed in the coasting trade; Lxx1. 434. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered; 444. See Coasting Trade, 2. 


1033. So much of Act 45 Geo. III. for the encouragement of Seamen as relates to the bounty money thereby granted ; LXI. 443. Con- 
sidered, 448. Two Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 453- See Greenwich Chest. Greenwich Hospital, 1. 


1034. Secret Service Money :—So much of Act of the Parliament of Ireland 33 Geo. III. as relates to the accounting for Secret 
Service Money ; Lx. 349. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 365. See King, 1. 


Seeds :—See supra, 623. 642. 
Sheep :—See supra, 727. 
Ship Letters :—See supra, 917. 926. 


1035. Ships : 
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1035. Shi ps :-—Act to provide that British Ships which shall be captured by the enemy and shall afterwards become the property of British 


Subjects, shall not be entitled to the privilege of British Ships; tx1v. 204. Considered, 208. Reported, and Bill ordered, 215. 
See Ships and Vessels, 4. See also supra, 373. 376. 383. 387. 391. 509. 511. 


Shorncliffe Military Canal :—See supra, 802. 


1036. Sierra Leone Company :—Aets relating to the Sierra Leone Company ; Lx11. 28g. -Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 299. 
See Sierra Leone, 4. ; 


Silk : 
1037. Of granting an additional bounty on the exportation of the Silk manufactures of Great Britain; Lx1. 487. Considered, 492. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 507. See Silk, 2. 


1038. The duties payable on Silks printed, stained, painted, or dyed, in Great Britain, and on Silk Handkerchiefs, and on Irish printed, stained 
P painted, or dyed Silks imported into Great Britain; Lx11. 785. Considered, 788. Three Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 791. See Silk, 3. 


1039. Act 47 Geo. III. for repealing the duties and drawbacks payable on Silks, and for granting others in lieu thereof; tx111. 436. 
Considered, 438. ‘Three Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 442. See Silk, 4. 


1041. Of allowing the importation of Italian thrown Silk in neutral ships; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; Lx111. 446. See Silk, 5. 


1042, Of prohibiting the importation into Great Britain and the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, Sark and Man, of Foreign Silks and 
Foreign Leather Gloves; txv. 346. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 354. See. Silk, 6. 


1043. Acts 8 Geo. I. c.15; 45 Geo. IIL. c. 99, and 46 Geo. III. c. 110; for the encouragement of the Silk manufactures of Great Britain ; 
LXxviti. 621. ‘I'wo Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 627. See Silk, 11. 


1044. Act 46 Geo. III. c. 110, for granting an additional bounty on the exportation of the Silk manufactures of Great Britain; Lxx. 436. 
Considered, 443. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 447. See Silk, 2. Acts 46 Geo. III. c. 110, and 55 Geo. III. c. 180, 
for granting an additional bounty on exportation of Silk; Lxx1. 499. Considered, 447. Resolution reported; and Bill ordered ; 
452. See Silk, 2. 





1045. Acts 46 Geo. III. c. 110, and 56 Geo. III. c. 109, for granting an additional bounty on the exportation of Silk; Lxx11. 122. 
Considered ; Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered ; 127. See Silk, 2. 


1046. Act 56 Geo. III. c. 110, for granting an additional bounty on the exportation of the Silk manufactures of Great Britain; LX XIII. 354. 
Considered, 360. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered ; 362. See Silk, 2. &gt; 


1047, Of the bounties payable on the exportation of certain Silk manufactures of Great Britain; txx1v. 580. Considered, 587. Two 
Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 591. Bill ordered, 592. See Silk, 13. 


See supra, 394. 397. 608. 611. 615. 619. 638. 642. 645. 
Silk Handkerchiefs :—See supra, 394. 397- 
Silver Coin and Coinage :—See supra, 218. 789. 
Six Clerks :—See supra, 156. 
Sixpenny Duties :—See supra, 857. 


1048. Slate :—So much of Act 34 Geo. III. as relates to certain duties on Slate, Stone, and Marble; Lx. 227. Considered, 238. Resolution 


reported, and Bill ordered, 244. See Slate. See also supra, 310. 
Slaves and Slave Trade : 
1049. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; Lix. 304. See 


Slaves, 19. 


1051. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade at a time to be limited; Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 
Lx. 61. See Slaves, 21. 


1052. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to prohibit any ships to clear out from any port of Great Britain for the Coast of Africa, for the , P 
purpose of taking on board Negroes, &amp;c.; Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; Lx1.-401. See Slaves, 23. 


1053. Of allowing bounties to the officers and seamen of His Majesty’s ships of war for any Slaves or Natives of Africa captured by them; 
and to persons who shall seize and prosecute to condemnation any Slaves or Natives of Africa; Lx11. 195. Considered, 205. 
Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 210. See Slaves, 24. 


1054. Acts relating to the Abolition of the Slave Trade; Lxx. 195. Considered, 235. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 241. 
See Slaves, 29. 


1055. ‘Treaty between His Majesty and the King of Spain for preventing illicit traffic in Slaves, signed at Madrid 23 September 1817 ; 
LXXt1. 5. Address of g July 1817, upon the subject of the African Slave Trade referred, and matter considered, 39. Resolution 
reported ; Bill or Bills ordered thereupon ; 43. See Slaves, 32. esolution referred to the Committee of Supply, 49. See Supply, 


9+ 3959. 
1056. Acts 46, 47 and 51 Geo. III. relating to the Slave Trade ; Lxx111. 202. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 212 See Slaves, 33. 


1057. Additional convention between His Majesty and the King of Portugal for preventing illicit traffic in Slaves, signed at London, 28 July, 
1817; LXx111.305. Considered, 309. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 315. See Slaves, 34. 


1058. Acts 46, 47 and 51 ‘Sco. III. for the abolition of the Slave Trade; Lxx111. 331. Committee put off for two months, 336. 
1059. Acts relating to the Slave Trade; Lxx111. 350. Not Considered. 


1061. Act 46 Geo. III. ¢. 52, to prevent the importation of Slaves by any of His Majesty’s subjects to any islands, colonies, plantations or 
territories belonging to any Foreign state or power; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; Lxx1v. 508. See Slaves, 38. 


1062. Acts 46 Geo. III. c. 54; 51 Geo. III. c. 23, and 58 Geo. III. c. 49, relating to the Slave Trade; Lxxrv. 589. Considered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered; 591. See Slaves, 39. 


1063. Acts 58 Geo. IIT. c. 49, and 59 Geo. UI. ¢. 120, relating to the Abolition of the Slave Trade; Lxxv. 321. Considered ; reported, 
aud Bill ordered; 328. See Slaves, 42. 


Smith, Captain Sir Sidney :—See supra, 791. 


Smuggling : 
1064. Act 24 Geo. III. for the more effectual prevention of Smuggling in this kingdom; Lv1t. 490. Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered, 499. See Smuggling, 1. 


1065. Of more effectually preventing the practice of Smuggling; Lx. 199. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 200. See Smuggling, 2. 


1066. Acts 45 Geo. IIl.c. 121, and 47 Geo. IT!. c. 66, for the more effectual prevention of Smuggling; LXIv. 297. Considered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered ; 302. See Smuggling, 4. 


1067. Of 


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Smuggling—continued. 


1067. Ofthe better prevention of Smuggling; txv1t. 508. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 511. See Customs, 25. 
1068. Acts 46 Geo. III.c. 137, and 47 Geo. III. sess. 2. c. 66, relating to Smuggling; 1x x1. 411. Considered; reported, and Bi . 

See Smuggling, 5» ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 432. 
1069. Ofenabling His Majesty to direct the distribution of rewards awarded for the apprehension of S lers ; i 

Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 143. See Smuggling, 8. re ee a ne ee 


See supra, 311. 731. 
Snuff :—See infra, 1245-1259. 


1071. Soap :——The duties payable on Soap made in Great Britain, and imported from Ireland into Great Britain; Lx x1. 318. Considered, 321. 
Seven Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 325. See Soap. 


South Sea Trade: 


1072. Act g Anne for making good deficiencies, satisfying the Public debt, and for erecting a corporation to carry on a trade to the South Seas, 


= for the encouragement of the fisheries, &amp;c.; Lx11. 112. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 116. See South Sea 
ompany, 1. 


1073. Actg Anne c. 21, relating thereto; Lxx. 110. Considered, 161. _ Five Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 165. See South 
Sea Company, 2. Fifth Resolution again read ; Order of leave for Bill read, and so much of order discharged as relates thereto, 231. 


1074. Of charging duties on goods, wares, and merchandizes imported from places within the limits of the exclusive Trade granted to the 
South Sea Company ; Lxx. 232. Considered, 237. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 241. See South Sea Company, 2. 


1075. Act55 Geo. III. c. 57, relating thereto; Lxx. 401. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 406. See South Sea Company, 2. 


1076. Act 55 Geo. III. c. 57, relating thereto; Lxx1. 439. Considered, 447. Three Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 452. See 
South Sea Company, 2. 


Southern Whale Fishery :—See supra, 492-501. 
Spain :—See supra, 659. 1055. 
Spanish Wine :—See infra, 1326, 1327. 1332. 


Spermaceti Oil :—See supra, 858. 


Spirits : 
1077. Ofthe duties payable ou wort or wash made from molasses or sugar for extracting Spirits for home consumption; Lvit. 41. Con- 
sidered, 44. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 46. See Spirits, 6. 


1078. Of charging with duty Spirit Wash re-distilled in Great Britain; Lx1v. 138. Considered, 143. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 146. 
See Spirits, 33. 


1079. Of the duties payable on worts or wash made in England for extracting Spirits for home consumption ; Lxvi. 148. Instruction to con- 
sider of the duties payable in Scotland on Spirits made there, and on the contents of stills, 152. Matters considered, 157. Nine 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 167. See Spirits, 41. 


1081. Of the duties granted by Act 48 Geo. III. c. 152, on worts or wash made from sugar ; Lxv1. 167. Considered, 171. Nine Resolutions 
reported, and instruction accordingly, 184. See Spirits, 41. 


1082. Of permitting rum and other Spirits, the produce of the British Colonies in the West Indies, to be imported into Lower Canada from 
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, and the Islands of Cape Breton, Prince Edward and Newfoundland; txv1. 329. Considered, 333. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 339. See Spirits, 43. 


1083. Of permitting rum and other Spirits, the produce of the British Colonies in the West Indies, to be exported from Bermuda into Nova 
Scotia, New Brnnswick, and the Islands of Cape Breton, Prince Edward and Newfoundland; txvi. 346. Considered, 350. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 354. See Spirits, 44. 


1084. Of permitting British Spirits made from sugar to be exported to foreign parts; LxviI. 523. Committee deferred, 525, 527, 531, 539. 
Not considered. 


1085. Act 7&amp;8 Will. [II.c. 30, for laying several duties upon low wines or Spirits; Lxx. 401. Order for going into the Committee 
discharged, 412. 


1086. Acts 43 Geo. III. 3. 81, and 51 Geo. III. c.59, for granting additional duties of Excise on Spirits; 1xx11.370. Considered, 374. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 378. See Spirits, 76. 


1087. Acts 59 Geo. III. c. 53 and c. 105, for granting certain additional duties of Excise and an additional countervailing duty on Spirits ; 
LXxv. 73. Considered,77. Four Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 78. See Spirits, 83. 


1088. Acts59 Geo. III. c. 53, and 39 Geo. III. c. 105, relating to the Excise on Spirits; txxv. 363. Not considered. 


1089. Act 57 Geo. III. c. 123, for imposing a duty of Excise on the excess of Spirits made from corn in England; txxv. 378. Considered; 
reported, and Bill ordered; 413. See Spirits, 76. 


1091. Of permitting Spirits made in Ireland and imported into Great Britain to be warehoused without payment of duty; Lv1i1.674. Con- 
sidered, 677. Resolution reported ; day appointed for further considering Report; 681. Not further considered. 

1092. Of permitting the warehousing of home made Spirits in Ireland; 11x. 391. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 399- See 
Spirits, 9. 

1093. Act 44 Geo. III. for permitting the warehousing of Spirits in Ireland for exportation; Lx. 128. Considered, 136. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 139. See Laws Expiring, 16. ; 


1094. Of permitting the warehousing of Spirits in Ireland for exportation; Lx. 256. Considered, 262. Three Resolutions reported, and 
instruction accordingly, 264. See Spirits, 12. 


1095. So much of Act of the Parliament of Ireland 40 Geo. III. c.38, as relates to Spirits exported; Lx11. 8g. Considered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered; 92. See Spirits, 18. 


1096. So much of Act 48 Geo. IIT. as relates to the duties on Spirits distilled from sugar, and consumed in Ireland; tx1v. 165. Considered, 
170. Resolution reported, and re-committed, 177. Considered, 185. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 1go0. See 
Spirits, 34. 


1097. Of lowering the duties on Spirits distilled from corn in Ireland; txv.138. Considered, 147. Two Resolutions reported, and 
instruction accordingly, 159. See Spirits, 37. 


1098. Of the exportation of Irish made Spirits to foreign parts; Lxvit. 243. Considered, 247. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 251. 
See Spirits, 49. 


1099. Acts 50 Geo. IIl.c.15; 52 Geo. III. c. 46; 53 Geo. ILI. c.g4, and 55 Geo. III. c, 139, for granting duties on Spirits made or distilled in 
Ireland from corn or grain; Lxx1.464. Considered, 473. Five Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 482. See Spirits, 74. 


1101. Act 56 Geo. III. c. 111, relating to the duty on Spirits distilled in Ireland; 1xx11. 409. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered, 417. 
See Spirits, '77. 


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1102. 
1103. 
“1104. 
1106. 
1106. 
1107. 
1108. 
1109. 
1111. 
1112. 
1113. 
1114. 
1115. 
1116. 


1117. 


‘ 


1118. 
1119. 
1121. 


1122. 


1125. 
1126. 


1127. 
1128. 
1129. 
1131. 


1132. 


1133. 


So much of Act.39 &amp; 40,Geo, LIL. as.allows.the distillation of Spirits from. molasses or-sugar in Scotland at a reduced rate of duty ; 
~ Lvi.211. Considered, 221. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 225. See Spirits, 2. 


The duties payable on wort or wash brewed in Scotland, and on Spirits distilled in Scotland ; Lx1 X. 475. Eleven Resolutions reported, 
and Bill ordered, 484. See Spirits, 67. 


Act 54 Geo. III. c. 172, for repealing the duties on Spirits payable in Scotland upon distillers wash, and for granting other duties in 
lieu thereof; Lxx. 407. Considered, 411. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 417. See Spirits, 71. 


Acts 54 Geo. IIf. c.172, and 55 Geo. III. c.155, relating to the duties payable in Scotland upon distillers wash; Lxx1. 452. Con- 
sidered, 459. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 462. See Spirits, 73. 


Act 56 Geo. III. c. 106, to repeal the duties payable in Scotland upon Wash and Spirits and distillers licences; Lx x1r.285. Con- 
sidered, 294. Resolution reported, and Billordered, 300. See Customs, 36. 


Act 56 Geo. III. c. 106, to repeal the duties payable in Scotland upon Wash and Spirits, and to grant other. duties in lieu thereof ; 
LXX111. 332. Considered, 336. Four Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 342. See Spirits, 73. 


Acts 56 Geo. III. c. 106, and 58 Geo. IIT. c. 50, to repeal the duties payable in Scotland upon Wash and Spirits, and to grant other 
duties in lieu thereof; Lxxv. 382. Considered, 399. ‘Three Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 406. See Spirits, 65. 


So much of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. as relates to the duty on Spirits made in England and imported into Scotland; tv1.114. Con- 
sidered, 211. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 213. See Spirits, 2. 


7 
Of the duties on Spirits made in and imported from Ireland; v1. 478. Committee deferred, 486, 497,579. Order for going into the 
Committee discharged, 597. 


Of regulating the distilling of Spirits in England for exportation to Scotland, and in Scotland for exportation to England; Lx. 396. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 402. See Spirits, 13. 


Of regulating the trade between Great Britain and Ireland of Spirits, the manufacture or produce of either country; Lx11. 78g. Con- 
sidered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 795. See Spirits, 21. 


Of suspending the laws relating to commercial intercourse between Great Britain and Ireland; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 
LX11. 799. See Spirits, 22. 


Act 47 Geo. III. to suspend the payment of all drawbacks on Spirits made or distilled in Great Britain or Ireland, and exported from 
either country respectively; Lx111.256. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 263. See Spirits, 24. 


Of suspending the importation and exportation of Spirits made in Ireland and Scotland respectively, from one country to the other ; 
Lxiu. 422. Considered, 431. Reported, and Bill ordered, 434. See Spirits, 28. 


Act 49 Geo. III. to suspend the importation of British or Irish made Spirits into Great Britain or Ireland; tx1v. 327. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered; 333. See Spirits, 32. 


Acts 49 Geo. III. c. 8 and 105, to suspend the importation of British or Irish Spirits into Great Britain or Ireland respectively ; 
Considered ; Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly ; LXv. 115. See Spirits, 36. 


Acts 49 Geo. III. c. 8, and 53 Geo. III. ¢. 7, to suspend the importation of British or Irish made Spirits into Great Britain or Ireland 
respectively; Lx1x.98. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 100. See Spirits, 62. 


Act 51 Geo. III. c. 121, to suspend the payment ofall drawbacks on Spirits made or distilled in Great Britain, and exported from either 
country to the other; Lx1x. 350. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 368. See Spirits, 65. 


Of the countervailing duties on Spirits imported from Ireland into Great Britain; Lx1x. 377. Committee deferred, 383, 392. Not 
considered, 


Of charging a countervailing duty on Spirits made in Ireland and imported into Scotland; Lx1x. 494. Considered; Resolution 
reported, and instruction accordingly ; 501. See Spirits, 67. 


Act 54 Geo. III. c. 149, to regulate the trade in Spirits between Great Britain and Ireland; Lxx. 407. Considered, 409. Resolution 
reported, aud Bill ordered, 413. See Spirits, 65. 


Acts 54 Geo. lil. c. 149 and 55 Geo, III.c. 132, for regulating the trade in Spirits between Great Britain and Ireland; Lxx1. 270. 
Not considered. 


Act 55 Geo. IIL. c. 132, for regulating the trade in Spirits between Great Britain and Ireland; Lxx1. 459. Considered, 464. Eleven 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 470. See Spirits, 65. 


Acts 54 Geo. III. c. 172; 54 Geo. III. c. 149, and 55 Geo. III. c. 199, relating to the intercourse in Spirits; txx1. 469. Con- 
sidered, 480. Three Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 487. See Spirits, 65. 


Acts 54 Geo. III. c. 149; 55 Geo. III. c. 132, and 56 Geo. III. c. 105, for regulating the trade in Spirits between England, Scotland, 
and Ireland; Lxxi1. 370. Considered, 374. Resolution reported and Bill ordered, 378. See Spirits, 65. 


Acts 54 Geo. II. c. 149; 56 Geo. III. c. 105, and 57 Geo. III. c. 72, to regulate the trade in Spirits between Great Britain and 
Ireland; Lxx111. 243. Considered, 249. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 254. See Spirits, 65. 


Acts 54 Geo. Tie. 149; 56 Geo. III. c. 105, and 58 Geo. III. c. 26, relating to the intercourse in Spirits between Great Britain and 
Ireland; Lxxtv. 556. Considered, 567. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 568. See Spirits, 65. 


Of the duties upon Spirits extracted in England and imported into Scotland, and upon Spirits extracted in Ireland and imported into 
Scotland; Instructions to consider so much of Act 55 Geo. III. c. 30, as relates to the duty on Licences to be taken out by retailers 
of British made Wines ; to cunsider so much of Act 55 Geo. III. c. 113, as relates to the countervailing duty on Leather and Glass 
of Carriages brought for private use from Ireland into England and from England into Ireland; Lxxiv. 580. Matters considered, 588. 


Four Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 594. See Spirits, 79. 
Acts 54 Geo. III. ¢. 149, and 59 Geo. III. c. 75, to regulate the trade in Spirits between Great Britain and Ireland; Lxxv. 382. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 406. See Spirits, 65. 
See supra, 327-339. 627. 632. 643. 848, 849. infra, 1151. 


Spirituous Liquors :—See supra, 439-447. 


Spiritual Persons :—See supra, 172-177. 


Stamps : 


1134, 


1135. 


1136. 


1137. 


Of the allowances now made on present payment of Stamp Duties; Lvir. 520. Considered; 529. Resolution reported, and instruc- 
tion accordingly, 536. See Stamps, 1. 


Of consolidating the duties on Stamped Vellum, Parchment and Paper in Great Britain; tv111. 647. Considered; reported and Bill 
ordered ; 649. See Stamps, 3. 


Act 37 Geo. III. ¢. go, for granting certain Stamp Duties on the several matters therein mentioned; Lx1v.250. Considered; 
reported, and Bill ordered ; 254. Sae Newspapers, 1. 


Acts 25 Geo. III. c. 64, and 44 Geo. III. c. 98, relating to the duties on Gold and Silver Plate, and on Stamped Vellum, Parchment, 
and Paper; Lxvi1.318. Considered, 325. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 332. See Plate, 2. 


1138. Act 


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Stamps—continued. 
1138. Act 44 Geo. III.c. 98, relating to the duties upon Stamped Vellum, Parchment, and Paper in Great Britain; Lxvi1.590, Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered ; 523. See Medicines, 2. 


1139. Acts 44 Geo. III. c. 98; 48 Geo. III. c. 149, and 50 Geo. III. c. 35, for granting Stamp Duties in Great Britain; uxvitt1. 536. 
Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 541. See Stamps, 9. 


1141. Act 55 Geo. III.c. 184, for repealing the Stamp Duties on Law proceedings and to make other provisions; Lxx1. 469. Considered, 480. 
Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered ; 487. See Stamps, 15. 
1142. Act 44 Geo. III. c. 98, to repeal the several Duties under the Commissioners for managing the Duties upon Stamped Vellum, 
Parchment, and Paper in Great Britain, and to grant new and additional Duties in lieu thereof; rxx1v, 432. Considered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered ; 462. See Conveyancers, 1. 


1143. Act of the last session of the Parliament of Ireland respecting Stamp Duties, and Act of session 1801 for continuing same; Lvr. 358. 
Considered, 366. Further consideration deferred, 385. Not further considered. 


1144. Act of the last session of the Parliament of Ireland respecting Stamp Duties, and Act of session of 1801 for continuing same [Game 
Licences]; Lv1. 358. Committee deferred, 366, 385. Not considered. 

1145. Act of the last session of the Parliament of Ireland respecting Stamp Duties, and Act of session 1801 for continuing same [Hats]; 
Lv1. 358. Committee deferred, 366, 385. Not considered. 

1146. 


Acts 47 Geo. III. sess. 1. c. 50, and sess. 2. c. 14; 48 Geo. III. c. 41; 50 Geo. III. c. 76, and 49 Geo. III. c. 73, relating to the 


duties on Stamps, &amp;c. in Ireland; uxvii. 428. Considered, 445. Four Resolutions reported, 448. And Bill or Bills ordered, 457. 
See Stamps, 6, 7. 


1147. Act 52 Geo. III. c. 87, for repealing the Duties on Stamps in Ireland, and to grant new Duties in lieu thereof ; tx x. 93. Considered, 110. 
Resolutions reported ; Bill ordered; 113. See Licences, 11. 


See supra, 366. 583, 584. 


v 


1148. Standing Orders :—Resolution reported from the Select Committee appointed to consider of the Standing Orders relative to 


Inclosure Bills, so far as respects the setting out or altering of Public roads; rv1. 390. Order for going into the Committee dis- 
charged, 522. 


Starch : 
1149. ~ Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. and of session 1800, for reducing and better collecting the duties payable on the importation of Starch; tv1. 86. 
Considered, 93. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 98. See Laws Expiring, 1. 


1151. So much of certain Acts as relates to the duties payable on the importation of Starch, and to Spirits distilled from molasses and sugar ; 
tvi1. 8. Considered, 10. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 12. See Spirits, 5. 

1152. Of permitting the making of Starch from rice or potatoes free of duty ; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; tv11.64. See Starch, 1. 

1153. 


Of permitting the making of Starch from any mixture of rice and potatoes free of duty ; Considered ; Resolution reported, and instruction 
accordingly ; Lv11. 67. See Starch, 1. 


1154. Act of session 1802, for permitting the making of Starch from rice or potatoes free of duty ; Lv11. 234. Considered, 237. Reported, 
and Bill ordered, 240. See Starch, 1. 


1155. So much of Act 49 Geo. III. c. 98, as relates to the duty on Starch imported into Great Britain; Lxvi1. 501. Considered, 502. 
Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 505. See Starch, 3. 


1156. Act 52 Geo. III. c. 127, to prohibit the making of Starch from wheat; Lxvi11. 14. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 18. 
See Starch, 3. —&lt;—— The same Act; Ltxviti. 148. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 154. See Starch, 3. 


-1157. Of the duties payable on the importation of Starch from Ireland; Considered; Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly; 
Lvit. 66. See Starch, 1. 


See supra, 605. 


1158. Statues :— Of the duties on Statues, wrought stone and marble; ivi. 561. Considered, 573. Two Resolutions reported, and 
Bill ordered, 578. See Statues. 


1159. Statutes :—Report from the Select Committee appointed to consider of the most effectual means of promulgating the Statutes of the 


United Kingdom; tv1. 365. Considered; six Resolutions reported; 369. Resolutions to be printed ; to be communicated to the 
Lords at a conference, and their concurrence desired thereto, 370. See Conferences, 5. 


1161. Staves :—The duties on Staves imported from America, and on plate and books carried from Great Britain into Ireland; 1xxx. 439. 
Considered, 451. Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 456. See Customs, 64. 


Stills :—See supra, 1079. 


1162. Stipends, :—Act 50 Geo. IIT. c. 84, for augmenting Parochial Stipends in certain cases in Scotland; txvi1. 495. Considered, 500. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 503. See Stipends. 


1163. Stocks :—aAct 57 Geo. III. to permit the transfer of capital from certain public Stocks in Great Britain to certain public Stocks in 
Ireland; Lxx111. 371. Considered ; reported, and Billordered; 376. See Stocks, 4. 


1164. Stone :—Of exempting Stone to be used in erecting a lighthouse on the Bell Rock on the Eastern Coast of Scotland from the duties on 
Stone carried cuastwise ; LXI. 519. Not considered. See also supra, 310. 1048. 1158. 


1165. Stone Bottles :—Act 52 Geo. III. ¢. 139, for granting certain duties on Stone Bottles; Lxx1.447. Considered, 451. Five Reso- 
lutions reported, and Bill ordered, 456. See Stone Bottles, 1. Same Act; Lxx11.252. Considered, 257. Five Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered, 264. See Stone Bottles, 1. Act of Session 1816 to repeal the duties of Excise on Stone Bottles, 


and to grant others in lieu thereof; Lxx11. 396. Considered, 403, Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 416. See Stone 
Bottles, 2. 








Strachan, RearAdmiral Sir Richard :—See supra, 792. 


Straw Platt: 
1166. Of charging a duty upon Straw Platt imported into the United Kingdom; tx.149. Not considered. 


1167. Of the duties payable on the importation of Straw Platt ; Lx. 396. Considered, 416. Four Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 425. 
See Straw Platt. 


Stuart, Sir John :—See supra, 793. 


Sugar : 
1168. Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. for allowing drawbacks on the exportation of Sugar; Lv1. 359. Considered, 372. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 385. See Sugar, 1. 
1169. Of allowing further bounties on refined Sugar; tv11. 428. Considered, 438. Two Resolutions reported; amended and agreed to, and 
Bill ordered upon the first; 444. See Sugar,3. Last Resolution read, and instruction accordingly, 475. See Sugar, 2. 
1171. So 


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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 


Sugar—continued. 

1171. So much of Act of session 1802, for granting certain duties on imports and exports as relates to the duty on refined Sugar exported ; 
LvII. 453. Considered, 463. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 468. See Sugar, 3. 

1172. Act 42 Geo. IIE. for allowing additional bounties on refined Sugar exported, and discontinuing the duty thereon; Lv111.78. Act 42 Geo. III. 
relating to warehousing British Plantation Sugar referred, 82. Instruction to consider so much of Act 41 Geo. III. as imposes 
a duty on Sugar imported by the East India Company ; Matters considered, &amp;9. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 93. See 
Sugar, 4. 

1173. So much of Acts of session 1803, respecting the Duties of Customs as relates to the duties, drawbacks and bounties on Sugar ; Lv111. 641. 
Considered, 643. Four Resolutions reported, 650. Bill ordered, 651. See Sugar, 6. 

1174. So much of Act of session 1803 respecting Imports and Exports as relates to the additional bounty on refined Sugar exported ; Lv1i1. 650. 
Considered, 660. tesolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 663. See Sugar, 6. 

1175. So much of Acts 44 Geo. III. as relates to the drawbacks or bounties on Sugar exported from Ireland; Lx.140. Considered, 145. 
Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 149. See Laws Expiring, 16. 

1176. Act 43 Geo. III. and of session 1805, relating to drawbacks and bounties on Sugar; Lx. 426. Considered, 432. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 437. See Sugar, 8. 

1177. So much of Act of session 1806 as respects the bounty on Sugar Candy exported from Great Britain; Lx1. 506. Considered, 512. 
Resolution reported, and instruction acordingly, 520. See Sugar, 9. 

1178. Acts relative to the bounties and drawbacks on Sugar; Lx11.130. Considered, 133. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 137. 
See Sugar, 12. 

1179. Of the Sugar Trade between Great Britain and Ireland; Lxi1,708. Considered, 718. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 728. 
See Sugar, 13. 

1181. Acts 43, 45, 46 and 47 Geo. III. for regulating the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from Great Britain ; Lx111. 124. 
Considered, 135. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 139. See Sugar, 14. 

1182. So much of Act 47 Geo. III. as allows a bounty on the exportation of Raw Sugar; Lx111. 124. Considered, 136. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 139. See Sugar, 12. 

1183. Of permitting Sugar and Coffee to be exported from the West Indies to any port in Europe, and Corn to be imported from such ports, 
and from certain ports on the coast of Africa into any colony or plantation in the West Indies; Lx111. 376. Considered; reported, 
and Bill ordered; 388. See Sugar, 17. 

1184. Acts relating to drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar; Lx1v. 106. Considered, 108. Resolutions reported, and Bills 
ordered, 110. See Sugar, 12. 

1185. Of providing that Sugar and Coffee, the produce of the Island of Martinique, shall be imported into Great Britain and Ireland, subject 
to the same duties as the produce of Foreign colonies; Lx1v. 232. Considered, 246. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 249. 
See Sugar, 18. 

1186. Acts 43, 45, 47,48 and 49 Geo. III. relating to the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar; Lxv.151. Considered, 155. 
Two Resolutions reported, and Bills ordered, 157. See Sugar, 14. 

1187. Of providing that Sugar and Coffee, the produce of Guadaloupe, St. Eustatia, St. Martin and Saba, shall be imported into Great Britain 
and Ireland, subject to the same duties and regulations as Sugar and Coffee the produce of Foreign colonies or plantations ; Lxv. 284. 
Considered, 295. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 296. See Sugar, 21. 

1188. Acts 43,45, 47, 48, 49 and 50 Geo. III. relating to the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar ; Lxv1. 113. Considered, 117. 
Two Resolutions reported, and Bills ordered, 120. Resolutions read again ; orders of leave to bring in Bills discharged ; Bill ordered ; 
170. See Sugar, 15. 

1189. Acts 49 Geo. III. c. 61; 50 Geo. III. c. 61, and 43 Geo. III. c. 132, relating to Martinique and Mariegalante Sugar and Coffee; 
LXVI.13- Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 17. See Sugar, 22. 

1191. Acts 43,45, 47, 48, 49, 50, and 51 Geo. III. relating to the drawbacks and bounties on Sugar; Lxvi1. 125. Considered, 128. Reported, 
and Bill ordered, 132. See Sugar, 15. 

1192. Act 47 Geo. III. sess, 1. c. 19, for regulating the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from Ireland; txvir. 174, 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 179. See Sugar, 11. 

1193. Acts relating to the drawbacks and bounties on Sugar; uxviir. 287. Considered, 294. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 303. See Sugar, 15. 

1194, The duties on Sugar the produce of the Islands of Martinique and Guadaloupe and their dependencies ; Lxvi11. 476. Considered, 479. 
Two Resolutions reported ; the first agreed to; the second amended and agreed to, and Bill ordered ; 486. See Sugar, 23. 

1195. Of permitting the entry for home consumption of Sugar the produce of Mariegalante, Saint Eustatia, Saint Martin and Saba, at a lower 
rate of duty than is payable upon Sugar not of the British Plantations ; Lxvi11. 502. Considered, 504. Two Resolutions reported, 
and instruction accordingly, 510. See Sugar, 23. 

1196. Acts relating to the drawbacks and bounties on Sugar; Lx1x. 75. Considered, 77. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 80. 
See Sugar, 15. 

1197. Act of session 1814, c. 24; tx1x. 208. Instruction to consider of the duties on Sugar, Coffee, and other articles the produce of 
Martinique, Mariegalante, Guadaloupe, Saint Eustatia, Saint Martin and Saba, imported into Great Britain ; Considered, 214. ‘Two 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered ; 218. See Sugar, 26. 

1198. Acts 45 Geo. III. c. 93, and 54 Geo. IIIc. 24; Lx1x. 227. Considered, 232. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 237. 
See Sugar, 26. 

1199. Of the duties payabie on Sugar imported into Great Britain from the East Indies; Lx1x.81. Considered, 86. Resolution reported, 
and instruction accordingly, 90. See East India Affairs, 21. 

1201. Acts of session 1815, and 43, 46, 47, 49, and 54 Geo. IIT. relating to the duties, drawbacks, and bounties on Sugar; Lxx. 162. 
Considered, 165. Eight Resolutions reported, and Bills ordered, 167. See Sugar, 27, 28. 

1202. Act 55 Gee. III. c. 31, to amend Acts respecting the exportation and importation of Sugar; Lxx1.199. Considered, 208. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 221. See Sugar, 29. 

1203. Acts relating to the duties, drawbacks, and bounties on Sugar; Lxx1. 437. Considered, 443. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 448. See Sugar, 31. 

1204. Act 50 Geo. III. c. 61, for making Sugar and Coffee of Guadaloupe, Saint Eustatia, Saint Martin and Saba, liable to the same duty on 
importation as Sugar and Coflee not of the British Plantations; Lxx1. 448. Considered, 452. Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 456. See Sugar, 32. 

1205. Acts 56 Geo. Ill. c. 19, and 76, for granting bounties on the exportation of refined Sugar; Lxxit. 258. Considered, 271. Two 
Resolutions reported and agreed to; Bill ordered; 277. See Sugar, 33. Resolution read; Order of leave for Bill read and 
discharged ; Bills ordered on each Resolution ; 321. See Sugar, 33, 34- 

1206. Of granting a bounty on all Sugar exported, the same being double refined, but not clayed; Lx x11. 336. Considered, 343. Resolution 





reported, and instruction accordingly, 347. See Sugar, 33. 


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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 


Sugar—continued. 


1207. Acts 56 Geo. III. c. 76, and 57 Geo. III. c. 43, relating to the bounties on Sugar; Lxxirr. 308. Considered, 320, 


Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 323. See Sugar, 35. 


1208. ct of the last session of the Parliament of Ireland, for granting an additional duty on refined Sugars imported; Lv1. 180. ' Con- 
sidered, 189. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 199. See Duties, 2. 


1209. So much of certain Acts of the Parliament of Ireland, as relates to the drawbacks on Sugar exported from Ireland, except to Great Britain ; 
Lv1. 550. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 569. See Sugar, 2. 


1211. Act of Session 1801, for regulating the drawback on Sugar exported from Ireland; Lv11. 390. 


Considered, 395. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 401. See Sugar, 2. 


1212. Acts 41 and 42 Geo. III. relative to the drawbacks on the exportation of Sugar from Ireland; tv111. 89. Considered, 93. Reso- 
lutions reported, and Bill ordered, 97. See Sugar, 5. 


1213. Acts relating to the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from Ireland; tx1. 83. Considered, 103. Resolution re- 
ported, and Bill ordered, 114. See Sugar, 7. 


1214. So much of Act 46 Geo. III. as regulates the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from Ireland; Lx11.111. Instruc- 


tion to consider of allowing British Plantation Sugar, imported into Ireland, to be warehoused ; Considered, 115. Two Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered, 118. See Sugar, 11. 


1215. Acts 46 Geo. III. for regulating the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from Ireland; Lx11. 137. Considered, 145. 
Three Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 149. See Sugar, 11. 


1216. Act 47 Geo. III. to provide more effectually for regulating the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from Ireland, and 


for allowing British Plantation Sugar to be warehoused in Ireland; Lx111. 139. Considered, 144. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 148. See Sugar, 11. 


1217. Acts 47 Geo. III. c. 19, and 49 Geo. III. c. 30, for regulating the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from Ireland; 
Lxv.184. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 200. See Sugar, 11. 


1218. Of permitting white, clayed, brown or Muscovado Sugar, not refined, the produce of any place conquered by His Majesty’s arms, or 
foreign or bay salt to be warehoused in Ireland; Instruction to eonsider of allowing a drawback on foreign or bay salt imported into 
Ireland; Lxv. 354. Matters considered, 365. Two Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 369. See Warehousing, 8. 


1219. Act 47 Geo. Ill. c. 19, for regulating the drawbacks and bounties on tthe exportation of Sugar from Ireland; txv1.154. Considered; 
reported, and Bill ordered; 157. See Sugar, 11. 


1221. Act 47 Geo. III. sess. 1. ¢. 19, to provide more effectually for regulating the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from 
Ireland, and for allowing British Plantation Sugar to be warehoused in Ireland; Lxviit. 314. Considered; reported, and Bill 


ordered ; 317. See Sugar, 11. 

1222. Of permitting the entry for home consumption into Ireland of Sugar the produce of Martinique, Mariegalante, Gaudaloupe, Saint Eus- 
tatia, Saint Martin, and Saba, at a lower rate of duty than is payable on Sugar not of the British plantations; Lxvii1. 590. Con- 
sidered, 594. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 599. See Sugar, 24. 

1223. Act 47 Geo. ILI.c. 19, for regulating the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from Ireland; uxrx. 40. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered ; 59. See Sugar, 11. 

1224. Act 54 Geo. III. c. 7, for regulating the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from Ireland; Instruction to consider of 
the duties on Sugar, Coffee and other articles, the produce of Martinique, &amp;c. Lx1x. 383. Considered, 392. ‘Two Resolutions 
reported; and Bill ordered; 395- See Sugar, 25. 

1225. Acts 47 Geo. III. sess. 1.c. 19, and 54 Geo. III. c. 100, relating to the drawbacks, bounties and export duty on Sugar in Ireland; 
LXx.191. Considered, 193. Four Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 196. See Sugar, 11. 

1226. Act 58 Geo. III. ¢.34, to repeal the bounties on the exportation of refined Sugar, and to allow other bounties in lieu thereof; Lxxv. 313. 
Considered, 320. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 322. See Sugar, 35. 

See supra, 206, 207. 609. 617. 621. 623. 627. 631. 635. 643, 644. 962. 1077. 1081. 1084. 1102. 1151. 
Supply : 


1227. Motion for a Supply to be granted to His Majesty; Lv1.18. RoyalSpeech referred, and Motion considered, 22. Report that a Supply 
be granted to His Majesty, and Committee of the whole House appointed for a future day to consider of such Supply granted to His 
Majesty, 27. Lv11.8; 8; 10:—LVIII. 20; 29; 32:-—LIX. 10; 10; 13:—Lx. 8; 9; 11:—LXI. 11; 13; 14:—Lx11. 16, 592; 
18, 598; 18, 605:—LXIII. 24; 27; 32:—LXIV. 11; 17; 19:—LXV. 13; 17; 18:—LXVI. 92; 94; 101:—LXxvir. 17; 18; 
26 :-—LXVIII. 15; 18; 21:—LXIX. 9; 11; 13:—Lxx. 8; 8; g:—LXXI. 11; 12; 14:—LXXII. 17; 22; 22:—LXXIII. 13; 
143 20:—LXXIV. 343; 373 40:—LXXV.10, 120; 15,126; 17, 133. See Supply, 1. 


1228. Ofthe Supply granted to His Majesty ; rv1.27. Considered, 38, &amp;c. :—Report, 46, &amp;c. :—1vi1.10; 12, &amp;c.; 15, &amp;e. :—Lviit. 32; 
44, &amp;e.: 45, &amp;c.:—Lix.13; 22, &amp;c.; 22, &amp;c. See Supply, 2. 


1229. To consider of the Ways and Means for raising the Supply granted to his Majesty ; tv1. 49 ; Considered, 57, &amp;c.: Report, 59, &amp;c. :— 
LVI. 16; 20, &amp;c.; 22, &amp;c.:—Lviil. 45; 48, &amp;c.; 57, &amp;c:—1ix. 22; 24, &amp;c.; 27, &amp;c. See Supply, 4483, 4484. 


Sweets : 
1231. So much of Act 55 Geo. III. c.30, as charges additional duties on Sweets, Tobacco, Snuff and Excise Licences; txx.216. Consi- 
dered, 220. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 224. See Wine, 17. 


1232. So much of Act 47 Geo. III. sess.1, c.18, as charges duties on Sweets or made Wines; Lxx. 369. Considered, 376. Three 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 379. See Wine, 18. 


1233. Acts relating to the duties on Sweets and Cape Wine; Lxx11. 341. Considered, 342. 


Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 348. 
See Wine, 19. 


1234. Act 57 Geo. III. c.111, to suspend a part of the duties on Sweets or made Wines; Lxxtv.562. Considered, 579. Resolution reported, 


and Bill ordered, 582. See Wine, 19. 
Tallow :—See supra, 289. 


1235. Tanning :—-Report from the Select Committee onthe Petitions of Tanners of Cork, &amp;c. respecting the duties on Tanning in Ireland ; 


LvulI. 536. Considered, 541. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 547. See Customs, 46. 
Tea: | 
1236. So much of Acts 43 and 45 Geo. III. as relates to the duties on Tea; Lx1.209. Considered, 214. Three Resolutions reported, and 
instruction accordingly, 216. See Supply, 5443. 


1237. Of permitting the exportation of Tea to the British Colonies in America, Guernsey, Jersey, Europe and Africa, without payment of 
duty ; rx1x. 426. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 439. See Tea, 2. 


1238. Of the duties payable on the exportation of Tea to Ireland; tv1. 504. Considered, 512. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 522. 
See Tea, 1. 


1239. So much of Act of session 1803 for granting additional Duties of Excise as relates to securing the duties on Tea exported to Ireland; 
Lv111. 623. Considered, 625. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 630. See Excise, 25. 


Thames 
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COMMITTEES—continued. 





I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 


Thames Police : | 


1241. 


1242. 


Acts 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. c.87, and 47 Geo. III. sess. 1. ¢. 37, relative thereto ; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; Lx1x. 468. 
See Thames Police, 3. 


Of making provision for defraying the expenses of maintaining the Thames Police Office; [Regent’s recommendation first signified,] 
LXIx. 473. Considered, 478. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 485. See Thames Police, 3. 


1243. Tiles : —So much of Act 34 Geo. III. as exempts Tiles, made for the sole purpose of draining wet or marshy lands, from the payment 


of duty; tv11.574. Considered, 581. Resolution reported, 587. Instruction accordingly, 588. See Excise, 2. See 
also supra, 526. ‘ 


1244. Timber :—Of granting additional duties on foreign Timber imported into Great Britain ; Considered, Lxv. 395. Two Resolutions 


reported, and Bill ordered, 398. See Timber, 1. See also supra, 739. ' 


Tobacco: 


1245. 


1246. 


1247. 


1248. 


1219. 


So mnch of Act 29 Geo. III. as relates to allowing the importation of Tobacco, Snuff, &amp;c.; L1x. 264. Committee deferred, 269, 272, 295. 
Not considered. 


Acts 29 and 30 Geo. III. for granting duties on Tobacco and Snuff; Lx11. 92. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 100. 
See Tobacco, 1. 

Acts 29 Geo. III. c. 68, and 43 Geo. III. c. 68, relating to the duties on Tobacco and Snuff; Lx1v.129. Considered, 134. Reso- 
lution reported, and Bill ordered, 139. See Tobacco, 5. 


Act 49 Geo. III. to permit the importation of Tobacco into Great Britain from any place whatever; Lxv1. 158. Considered, 162. 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 168. See Laws Expiring, 34. 


Act 49 Geo. III. for permitting the importation of Tobacco into Great Britain, from any place whatever; Lxvii. 132. Con- 
sidered, 137. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 147. See Laws Expiring, 35. 


Act 29 Geo. III. c. 68, for repealing the duties on Tobacco and Snuff, and for granting new duties ; Lx1x. 396. Considered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered ; 405. See Tobacco, 7. 


Acts 49 Geo III. c. 25, and 52 Geo. III. ¢. 20, relating to the importation of Tobacco; Lxx. 180. Considered, 182. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 186. See Tobacco, 5. 


The drawbacks allowed by Act of session 1815 on the exportation of manufactured Tobacco; Lxx. 283. Considered, 290. Resolution 
reported ; Bill ordered, and instruction, 295. See Tobacco, 8. 


Acts 52 Geo. III. c. 94; 53 Geo. IIT. c. 34, and 55 Geo. III. c. 30, for granting additional duties of Excise on Tobacco and Snuff: 
Lxx. 367. Considered, 369. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 404. See Tobacco, 8. , 


Acts 49 Geo. III. c.25; 51 Geo. III.c. 14; 52 Geo. III. c. 20, and 55 Geo. III. c. 34, to permit the importation of Tobacco into 
Great Britain; Lxx111. 362. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 370. See Tobacco, 5. 


Of allowing the importation of unmanufactured Tobacco from places within the limits of the East India Company’s Charter, or from’ the 
place of its growth ; Lxxiv. 479. Considered, 481. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 489. See Tobacco, 9. 


Act 59 Geo. III. c. 74, to allow the importation of Tobacco from the East Indies, and other places, and for confining the exportation of 
Tobacco from Great Britain; Lxxv.382. Considered, 391. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 400. See Tobacco, 11. 


So much of Act 45 Geo. III. as charges a duty on unmanufactured Tobacco imported into Ireland; ~tx11. 201. Considered 205. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 211. See Tobacco, 2. . 


Of limiting the size of vessels in which Tobacco may be exported to Ireland ; Lxx1v. 562. Considered, 579. Resolution reported 
and instruction accordingly, 582. See Tobacco, 9. : 


See supra, 562. 606. 649. 652. 


1261. Tobacco Pipe Clay :—So much of Act 28 Geo. III. c. 38, as relates to the exportation of Tobacco Pipe Clay; ixvit. 273. 


Considered, 277. ‘Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 301. See Tobacco Pipe Clay. See also supra, 516. 609. 638. 
Tobago :—See infra, 1292. 
Tokens : 
1262. Act 52 Geo, III. c. 157, to prevent the issuing and circulating of Tokens, except such as are issued by the Banks of England and 
Ireland; Lxviti. 113. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 116. See Bank of England, 9. 
1263. Act 53 Geo. III. c. 19, to prevent the issuing of Tokens, except such as are issued by the Banks of England and Ireland; txvutt, 554. 
Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 556. See Bank of England, 9. 
1264. Act 52 Geo, III. c. 157, and 53 Geo. III. c. 19 and 114, to prevent the issuing of Tokens, except by the Banks of England and Ireland ; 


Lx1x. 7. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 11. See Bank of England, 9. 


Tolls :—See supra, 701, 702. 


Tortola :—See supra, 618. infra, 1291. 1294. 
Trade : 


1265. 


1266. 


Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for the better protection of the Trade of this Kingdom ; tv111. 443. Considered ; reported, and Bill 
ordered, 449. See Trade, 1. 


Of the better protection of the Trade of the United Kingdom; txx. 412. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 418. See 
Trade, 3. , 


See supre, 233. 


1267. Treaties : —Copies of the Conventions between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia, and translations ; Lx1x. 31. 


Considered, 40. Two Resolutions reported ; first Resolution referred to the Committee of Supply. See Supply, 92. 3187. Bill 
ordered upon the other Resolution, 51. See Russia, 2. 


1268. Turkey :—So much of Act 43 Geo. III. c. 153, as permits the importation of goods and commodities from Turkey or Egypt; 


Lxvit. 478. Considered, 487. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 490. See Turkey. 


1269. Turkey Carpets :—So much of Acts 43 Geo. III. c. 68, and 49 Geo. III. c. 98, as relates to the duties on Turkey Carpets ; 


Lxx1.411. Order for going into the Committee discharged, 432. 


Turnpike Roads :—See supra, 523-4. 578. 


1271. Unclaimed Dividends :—Acts 48 Geo. III. c. 4 and 142, relating to Unclaimed Dividends ; Lxx1. 383. Considered; reported, 


and Bill ordered ; 404. See Unclaimed Dividends. 


Union Duties :—see supra, 365-369. 


Unitarians :—See supra, 326: 


Universities :—See supra, 879. 





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COMMITTEES—continued. 329 





I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 
Velvets :—See supra, 611. 619. 638. 


1272. Verdigris :—tThe Duties of Customs on Verdigris; txv1. 363. Considered, 369. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 372. 
See Verdigris. 


1273. Vessels :—Of regulating the clearance of Vessels and delivery of Coast Bonds at Creeks in Great Britain; Lxx. 299. Considered, 303. 
Reported, and Bill ordered, 309. See Ships and Vessels, 12. 


Vessels Cargoes :—See supra, 310. 
Vice Chancellor's Court :—See supra, 154. 
Vincent, St. Earl of :—See supra, 794. 


Vincent,. St. Island of :—See supra, 555, 556. 
1274. Vinegar :——So much of Acts 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. c. 67 ; 43 Geo. III.e. 69; 45 Geo. III. c. 30, as relates to the duties on Vinegar ; 
LXXIII. 354. Considered, 360. Six Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 365. See Vinegar. 
Vitriol : 


1275. Of allowing a bounty on the exportation of Oil of Vitriol made in Great Britain, and a countervailing duty on Oil of Vitriol imported 
from Ireland; Lx1. 459. Order for going into the Committee read, and so much thereof discharged as relates to charging a 
countervailing duty upon Oil of Vitriol imported from Ireland; matter considered; 472. Further considered, 476. Resolution 


reported, and Bill ordered, 481. See Vitriol, 1. 

1276. Act 46 Geo. III. c. 99, for allowing a bounty on the exportation of Oil of Vitriol; uxv. 322. Considered, 331. Two Resolutions 
reported, 347; Bill ordered, 348. See Vitriol, 2. 

1277. Acts 50 Geo. III. c. 40, and 53 Geo. III. c. 33, for discontinuing the bounty on the exportation of Oil of Vitriol; txx. 112. 
Considered, 172. Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 175. See Muriatic Acid, 3. 

1278. Act 50 Geo. III. c. 40; Lxx1. 447. Considered, 452. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 456. See Vitriol, 3. 


Votes of Credit :—See supra, 762-764. 
Wales, New South :—See supra, 841-844. 
Wales, Prince of :—See supra, 795. 
1279. Wales, Princess of :——Papers presented in session 1814; relating to Her Royal Highness’s Income; Lxtx. 407. Regent's 
recommendation signified, and matter considered, 420. Mr. Speaker communicates a letter from Her Royal Highness, 433. 
Resolution reported; amended ; agreed to, and Bill ordered; 443. See Wales, Princess of, 6. 
Wales, Princess Charlotte of :—See supra, 784. 


Walsingham, Lord :—See'supra, 796. 


Warehousing : 
1280. Acts 50 Geo. III. c. 64, and 1 Eliz.c.11, relating to the removal of Goods; Lxx11. 402. Considered; Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered ; 415. See Warehousing, 11, 


1281. Act 43 Geo. III. c. 132, relative to Warehousing of Goods; Lxx11.258. Considered ; re ported, and Bill ordered ; 264. See Rum. 


1282. Act 43 Geo. III. c. 132, relative to Warehousing of Goods; Lxx11.388. Considered, 394. Resolution reported and Bill ordered, 402. 
See East India Affairs, 33. 


1283. Act 43 Geo. III. c. 132, relative to Warehousing of Goods; Lxxv. 354. Considered, 361. 


Two Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 368. See Warehousing, 12. 


1284. So much of Acts 43, 45 and 46 Geo. III. as relates to the Warehousing of Goods in Ireland; tx111. 83. Considered; Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered; 95. See Warehousing, 4. 


1285. Act 48 Geo. III. c. 32, relating to the Warehousing of Goods imported into Ireland; txv.217. Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered; 223. See Warehousing, 7. 


See supra, 310. 1091-1094. 


1286. Watches :—Act 9 &amp; 10 William III. c. 28, for the exporting Watches, Sword-hilts, and other manufactures of Silver ; Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered; Lxx1Vv. 535- See Clocks and Watches. 


Waterford Harbour :—See supra, 359. 


1287. Weights and Measures :—Report of 1 July 1814 from Select Committee on the original standards of Weights and Measures 
in this kingdom ; Considered, Lxx. 289. Twenty Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 294. See Weights and Measures, 2. 


1288. Wellesley, Marquis :—Article of charge against Richard Colley Marquis Wellesley, respecting the Nabob of Furruckabad ; 
a person ordered to attend; rx1.386. Order for considering the Article discharged, 424. Article of charge against 
Marquis Wellesley respecting the Nabob of Oude; accounts and papers referred; persons ordered to attend, and matters 
considered; Lx1. 424. Further considered, 425. Further considered, and persons ordered to attend, 429. House informed that 
General Sir James Craig, who was ordered to attend the Committee, was confined to his house by illness; certain Members 
ordered to take his examination ; Committee appointed to prepare questions; 435. Article of Charge further considered, 435, 440. 
Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee ordered, 442. Another person ordered to attend ; Minutes presented ; printed ; 444. 
Report of questions ; Motion for now reading them a second time withdrawn ; day appointed for further considering Report; 445. 
Further considered, and questions agreed to, 448. Article of Charge further considered, 449. Report of examination of Sir James 


Craig; to lie on the Table, and be printed; Minutes of Evidence ordered; presented; printed; 457. Further consideration of 
Article of Charge deferred, 459, 478, 492. . ! 





Wellington, Duke of :—See supra, 797-801. 


West India Free Ports and West India Trade : | 


1289. So-much of Acts. 33 and 37 Geo. III. as respects the making the Port of Saint John in the island of Antigua a Free Port; 
Lv1. 492. Considered, 580. Resolution reported, 582. Bill ordered, 583. See Laws Expiring, 3. 


1291. Acts relating to certain Free Ports in the West Indies; tv11. 546. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 557. See Tortola, 1. 


1292. Act 27 Geo. III. relating to certain Free Ports; t1x. 371. Instruction to consider of permitting the importation and exportation of 
goods and merchandize into and from the Port of Scarborough in the Island of Tobago; Matters considered, 381. Four Resolutions 


reported, and Bill ordered, 386. See West Indies, 1. Ness 
1293. Acts relating to the allowing the importation and exportation of certain goods and merchandizes into and from certain Ports in the 
West Indies; 1x.301. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 306. See West Indies, 2. 


1294. Act 
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330 COMMITTEES—continued. 








E, Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 


West India Free Ports and West India Trade—continued. 


1294. Act 45 Geo. III. to consolidate and extend the several laws for allowing the importation and exportation of certain goods and merchan- 
dize into and from certain Ports in the West Indies ; Lx1. 83. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered, 92. See Tortola, 2. 


1295. — Motion for leave to bring ina Bill for authorizing His Majesty in Council to allow the importation and exportation of certain goods and 
commodities into and from the West Indies and South America; Lx1. 319. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered, 332. See 
West Indies, 4. 


1296. Of extending the provisions of Act 45 Geo. III. to the Port of Amsterdam in the Island of Curagoa; x11. 593. Considered; reported, 


and Bill ordered ; 607. See West Indies, 5. 
1297. | Ofallowing the produce of the British Colonies in the West Indies to be exported to parts in Europe to the southward of Cape Finisterre ; 
LXIII. 311. Considered ; reported, and Lill ordered ; 327. See Sugar, 16. 


1298. Act 45 Geo. III. c. 57, to consolidate and extend the several laws for allowing the importation and exportation of certain goods and 


merchandize into and from certain ports in the West Indies; tx111. 438. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 443. 
See West Indies, 8. 


1299. Act 45 Geo. III. c. 57; ux1v. 126. Considered, 129. Reported, and Bill ordered, 134. See Jamaica, 1. 


1301. Act 45 Geo. III. c. 57; txv. 178. Considered, 183. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 190. See West Indies, 2. 

1302, Acts 44 Geo. III.c. 101; 50 Geo. III. c. 13, and 48 Geo. III. c. 69, relating to the West India Trade; txv11. 425. Considered, 430. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 434. See West Indies, 9. 

1303. Act 45 Geo. III. c.57; uxvi1. 446. Considered, 459. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 464. See West Indies, 11. 


1304. Act 45 Geo. III. c. 57; txvir. 472. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 478. See West Indies, 12. 


1305. Acts 53 Geo, III. c. 12, and 28 Geo. III. c. 6, relative to the West India Trade; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; Lxv1tt. 500. 
See West Indies, 14. 


1306. Acts 50 Geo. Ill. c. 21, and 52 Geo. III. c. 20, for consolidating the laws for allowing the importation and exportation of certain goods 
and merchandize into and from certain ports in the West Indies; Lx1x. 150. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 153. 
See West Indies, 15. 


1307. Act 53 Geo. III. c. 67, for authorizing the importation and exportation of certain articles, into and from the West Indies, South 
America, and Newfoundland; Lx1x. 150. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 158. See West Indies, 14. 


1308. Ofpermitting a Trade between the United Provinces and the Dutch Colonies now in His Majesty’s possession ; Lx1x.272. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered; 283. See Trade, 2. 


1309. Act 52. Geo. III. c. 100, relating to the West India Trade; txx11.225. Considered, 237. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 242. 
See Newfoundland, 4. 


1311. Acts 45 Geo. III. ¢. 57; 50 Geo. III. c. 21, and 48 Geo. III. c. 125; ~xx11. 324. Considered, 332. Resolution reported, and Bill 


ordered, 340. See West Indies, 16. 
1312. Acts 45 Geo. III. c. 57, and 57 Geo. III. c. 74, relating to the importation and exportation of certain goods and merchandize into and 
from certain ports in the West Indies; Lxx111.291. Considered, 296. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 304. See 


West Indies, 17. 


1313. Of extending Acts 45 Geo. III. c.57; 48 Geo. III. c. 125; 50 Geo. III. c.21, and 58 Geo. III. c. 27, for allowing the importation 
and exportation of certain goods into and from certain ports in the West Indies, to Morant Bay in the Island of Jamaica; Lxxv. 223. 
Considered, 231, Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 238. See West Indies, 18. 


1314: = Act 57 Geo. III. c. 74, to extend Acts for allowing the importation and exportation of goods to Port Maria, in Jamaica, and Bridgetown, 
in Barbadoes ; Lxxv. 321. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 328. See West Indies, 19. 


See supra, 371. 607. 652. 
1315. Westminster, Dean and Chapter of :—Of securing to them the payment of rents to be reserved on leases to be granted by 
them to the Surveyor General of the Land Revenue; [King’s recommendation first signified ;] Lxv. 447. Matters considered, 449. 
Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 460. See Parliament, 9. 
Whale Fisheries :—See supra, 463-468. 492-501. 
Wheat :—See supra, 246-265. 1156. 


Windsor Establishment :—See supra, 779. 


Wine: 
1316. Acts 43 and 44 Geo. III. relating to the Duties of Excise on Wine; Lx. 158. Considered, 163. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 168, See Wine, 5. 
1317. Act 53 Geo. III. c. 84, for repealing the duties on importation of Wine the produce of the Cape of Good Hope, and charging other 
duties in lieu thereof; Lx1x. 267. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 272. See Wine, 14. 


1318. Acts 53 Geo. III. c. 84, and 54 Geo. III. c. 77, relating to Cape Wine ; Lxx11. 173. Committee deferred, 175. Not considered. 
1919. So much of Act 27 Geo. III. as relates to the importation of French Wine in bottles; tvi1. 355. Considered, 360. Reported and 


Bill ordered, 363. See Wine, 2. 

1820. Act 53 Geo. III. c. 34, respecting French Wines ; Lx1x. 111. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 113. See Wine, 15. 

1321. So much of Act 53 Geo. III. c. 34, as relates to the duties on French Wines; Lx1x. 260. Considered, 266. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 273. See Wine, 16. 

1322. Of allowing Portugal Wine to be landed and warehoused before payment of duty ; LvI. 391. Considered, 399. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 403. See Wine, 1. 

1323. Of the bonding of Portugal Wine ; tv111. 584. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 588. See Wine, 3. 


1324.. Motion for leave to bring in a bill to amend Act of session 1803, to permit Portugal Wine to be warehoused, in the United Kingdom, 
without payment of duties, &amp;c.; t1x. 26. Considered and reported, 28. Bill ordered, 29. See Wine, 3. 


1825. So much of the Thirteenth Report of the Commissioners of Public Accounts, and of the Fourth Report relative to the Revenues of 
Customs as relates to the prisage of Wine; Lv111.650. Motion for an instruction relative to the purchase of certain properties in the 
duties of the prisage and butlerage of Wines; King’s consent signified, and Motion agreed to; Matters considered; 665. Resolution 


reported, and Bill ordered, 668. See Wine, 4. 
1326. So much of Act 43 Geo. III. as charges duties on Spanish Wine imported into Great Britain; Lx. 172. Considered, 178. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 180. See Wine, 6. 


1327. So much of Act 49 Geo. III. c. 98, as relates to the duties on Spanish red Wine and Rice; Lxvi11.28. Considered, 32. Five Reso- 
lutions reported, and Bill ordered, 35. See Wine, 13. 


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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider various matters—continued. 


1328. 


1329. 


1331. 


1332. 


1333. 


1334. 


1335. 


1336. 


1337. 
1338. 
1339. 
1341. 
1342. 
1343. 
1344. 
1345. 


1346. 


1347. 


1348. 


1349. 


1351. 
1353. 


1354. 


1355. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


W ine—continued. 

Of permitting French Wines to be imported from Ireland into Great Britain; ux1. 487. Considered, 494. Resolution reported, and 
Bill ordered, 508., . See Wine, g. ’ 
Agreement between the Lords of the Treasury in Ireland and the Earl of Ormond and Ossory, relating to the prisage of Wine; Lxv. 393. 

Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 430. See Wine, 11. 

Of abolishing the duties of the prisage and butlerage of Wines, in Ireland; Copy of the surrender from the Earl of Ormond and Ossory 
to His Majesty referred; Lxv1.329. Considered, 334. Resolution reported; Regent’s recommendation signified; Kesolution agreed 
to, and Bill ordered, 340. See Wine, 12. 

The duties on Spanish Red Wine imported into Ireland; Lx. 416. Forty Members not being present in the Committee, Mr. Speaker 
resumed the Chair, 422. Matter considered, 427. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 434. See Wine, 7. 

See supra, 551. 738. 1132. 1231-1234. 
Wood : 

Act 50 Geo. III. ¢.77, imposing duties on Wood; Lxv1.215. Considered, 226. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 231. 
See Timber, 3. 

Act of session 1811 for altering the time at which the additional duties of Customs imposed on certain species of Wood were to have 
taken place; txvi. 391. Considered, 393. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 398. See Timber, 4. 

So much of Acts 59 Geo. III. c.52, and 1 Geo. IV. c.3, as relates to the suspension of duties on Santa Maria Wood from Honduras, 
and on Teake Wood ; Lxxv. 354. Considered,361. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 368. See *Vood, 2. 

See supra, 317, 318. 393. 609. 699. 
Wool : 

Report of Select Committee on the Petition of persons concerned in the Woollen Trade and Manufactories in the Counties of Somerset, 
Wilts and Gloucester, for relief ; and for a Bill to suspend proceedings in actions, &amp;c. relating to the Woollen Trade and Manufacture ; 
Report referred ; considered ; Lv11I. 329. Further considered; Resolution reported, and Bill ordered ; 334. See Wool, 3. 

So much of Act 43 Geo. III. as relates to the Duties on Woollen Goods exported to places within the limits of the Charter of the East 
India Company ; Lx. 316. Considered, 321. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 330. See Wool, 8. 

Of permitting the exportation of Wool and Woollen Articles from America to the United Kingdom ; Lx. 373. Considered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered ; 396. See Wool, 9. 

Of permitting the exportation of Wool and Woollen Articles from America to the United Kingdom; ux1.68. Considered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered; 83. See Wool, 11. 

Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal Acts 1 Ric. III. and 5, 27, and 33 Henry VIII. respecting the Woollen Manufacture ; 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; Lxv. 420. See Wool, 17. 

Act 9 &amp; 10 William III. c. 40, respecting the transportation of Wool, Fuller’s Earth, and Scowering Clay; Lx1x. 283. Considered, 
293. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 301. See Wool, 18. 

Acts 30 Car. II. ¢.3, and 32 Car. II. c.1, for burying in Woollen; ~tx1x. 415. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 418. 
See Wool, 19. " 

So much of Act 43 Geo. III. c. 153, as relates to the importation, into Great Britain, of Wool; and into Ireland, of barilla, bark, &amp;c. ; 
Lxx.17. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 22. See Wool, 21. 

Acts relating to the duties on licences taken out by auctioneers, and duties of Customs and Excise; Considered ; reported, and Bill 
ordered; Lxx. 361. See Wool, 22. 

Acts 46 Geo. III. c. 17, and 49 Geo. III. c. 18, to permit the exportation, to the United Kingdom, of Wool from the British Plan- 
tations in America; Lxx1v.187. Considered, 191. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 198. See Wool, 11. 

Of preventing the exportation of Wool to Ireland before bond given for the due landing thereof; Lx111. 226. Considered; reported, and 


Bill ordered ; 229. See Wool, 14. 


Of exempting Wool, sold by the Farming Society of Ireland, from auction duties; Lxvi1. 428. Considered, 429. Resolution re- 
ported, and instruction accordingly, 432. See Excise, 28. 


See supra, 289. 642. 


Yards :—See supra, 638. 644. 652. 738-744. 
Yarn: 


So much of Act 43 Geo. III. as relates to the duties on Prussian Yarn imported; ix1. 396. Considered, 400. 


Resoluti rted, 
and Bill ordered, 407. See Yarn, 1. esolution repo 


Of allowing the exportation of Worsted Yarn to Canada; x11. 82. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 87. See Yarn, 2. 


Of extending the provisions of Act 46 Geo. III. to German Yarn made of flax; tx. 118. 


Considered ; i 
ordered ; 120. See Yarn, 1. TT pgptted, enp Sep 


Acts 10 &amp; 11 William III. c.10, and 26 Geo. II.c. 11, respecting the exportation of Woollen Yarn; txx11. 28 ‘ ‘ 
reported, and Bill ordered ; 294. See Yarn, 3. . x11. 285. Considered ; 


York, Duke of : 


Report on the Petition of His Royal Highness F rederick Duke of York und Albany, for a Bill for granting the inheritance of certain 
estates to His Royal Highness; tix. 43. Considered, 45. Reported, and Bill ordered, 47. See Estates, 599. King, 10. 

To investigate the conduct of His Royal Highness the Duke of York, the Commander in Chief, with regard to promotions, exchanges 
and appointments to commissions in the army and staff of the army, and in raising levies for the army; LX1v. 15. Persons ordered 
to attend, 17. Matter considered; persons ordered to attend; Minutes ordered ; presented; printed; 21. Motion that a proper 
person from the Commander in Chief’s office do attend the Committee with certain books, withdrawn, 23. Persons ordered to 
attend; matter further considered ; persons ordered to attend ; Minutes ordered; presented ; printed; 24. Other persons ordered to 
attend, 25, 28, 29. Matter further considered; persons ordered to attend ; Minutes ordered; presented; printed; 31. Order read 
for going into the Committee; Motion that Mr. Speaker do now leave the chair; entries in Journal read; Motion withdrawn ; 
Petition of Mr. Finnerty complaining of his name having been introduced in the course of the examination; to lie upon the Table ; 
matter further considered ; House informed that William Williams had been tampering with one of the witnesses ; Williams ordered 
to be taken into the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms; Serjeant informed the House that he had taken him into custody; Serjeant 
ordered to bring him to the Committee as often as he shall be required; matter further considered ; House informed that a person 
attended at the door who could give information respecting William Williams ; called in and examined in relation thereto ; Williams 
ordered to be discharged out of custody without paying any fees ; other: persons ordered to attend; Minutes ordered; presented; 
printed; 35. Other persons ordered to attend, 36. Matter further considered; persons ordered to attend ; Minutes ordered ; pre- 
sented; printed ; 39. Persons ordered to attend, 42. Matter further considered ; persons ordered to attend ; Minutes ordered; pre- 
sented ;. printed ; 43. Other persons ordered to attend, 46. Matter further considered ; Report by the Chairman of the Committee, 
that he was directed to move for a Select Committee to inspect certain letters; Committee appointed. (See infra, 1835.) Other 
persons ordered to attend; minutes ordered; presented ; printed; 47. Another person ordered to attend; Report from the Select 
Committee appointed to inspect certain letters; referred to the Committee ; 50. Matter further considered; other persons ordered 
to attend; Minutes ordered; presented; 51. Persons ordered to attend, 52. Matter further considered; Report that Captain 
Huxley Sandon had been guilty of gross prevarication ; committed to the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms ; House informed that 

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he was taken into custody; Serjeant directed to bring him to the Committee when and so often as he shall be required; Serjeant 
informed the House that Captain Huxley Sandon desired to be brought to the bar to be heard; brought to the bar and heard ; 
Serjeant ordered take him to his lodgings, and that search be made there for papers in which mention is made of Tonyn’s 
business, and bring them with the prisoner to the House; matter further considered ; Report that certain papers in which mention 
is made of Tonyn’s and other business having been produced to the Committee, they had ordered the same to be delivered in and 
sealed up; and that Chairman was directed to move for a Select Committee to inspect them ; Committee appointed ; (See infra, 1836.) 
other persons ordered to attend ; Minutes ordered; presented; printed; Captain Huxley Sandon committed to Newgate; 54. 
Captain Sandon ordered to be brought to the Committee; another person ordered to attend; 55. Report from the Select Committee 
appointed to inspect Captain Sandon’s papers ; referred to the Committee ; Order of the Day for going into the Committee read ; 
complaint made of the Newspaper, intituled, “ The Morning Post, February 17, 1809 ;” paper delivered in, and paragraph 
complained of read; further consideration of the complaint adjourned; 58. (See Complaints, 13.) Matter further considered ; 
Minutes ordered ; presented; printed; Order that the papers reported this day by the above Select Committee be sealed up, 
and be permitted to be inspected in the presence of one of the clerks, by Members or by other persons having the authority of 
Mr. Speaker ; Papers not read before the Committee ordered to remain sealed up ; 59. Other persons ordered to attend; 59. Captain 
Sandon ordered to be brought to the Committee, 60. Other persons ordered to attend, 63, 66. Matter further considered ; 
Minutes ordered; presented; printed; 66. Other persons ordered to attend, 71. Motions that Mr. Lowten do bring with him 
all papers relating to the inquiries made by him as to the conduct of Mrs. Clarke; and that Mrs. Clarke do produce all letters from 
the Duke of York tv herself, relating to the investigation now before the House; withdrawn, 71. Other persons ordered to attend, 
41, 77, 79. Matter further considered; Minutes ordered; presented ; printed; day appointed for considering the Minutes of 
Evidence ; 79. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House, that he had received a letter from H. R.H. the Duke of York; letter read, and 
ordered to lie upon Table; 86. Consideration of Evidence deferred, 96. Minutes of Evidence given by Brigadier General 
Clavering, and his letters, which were. read before the Committee, read; Motion, That Brigadier General Clavering in his said 
evidence has been guilty of prevarication; and debate thereon adjourned; 111. Minutes of Evidence considered; Motion for an 
Address thereupon ; debate thereon adjourned; 124. Debate resumed; Question again proposed; amendment proposed to be 
made thereto by leaving out certain words in order to add other words; debate thereon adjourned; 127. Debate resumed; Question 
again proposed ; amendment proposed to the proposed amendment, by leaving out certain words; Question proposed, that these 
words stand part of the proposed amendment; debate thereon adjourned ; 131. Resumed debate further adjourned, 135. Debate 
respecting General Clavering resumed, and further adjourned ; debate on amendment resumed, and debate further adjourned ; 139. 
Debate resumed ; Question, that those words stand part agreed to; Question, that the words proposed to be left out of the original 
Motion, stand part, negatived; Question, that other words be added, and debate thereon, adjourned ; 143. Debate resumed; amendment 
withdrawn; another amendment proposed; amendment proposed to be made to the said proposed amendment by leaving out 
certain words ; Motion, that this House do now adjourn, withdrawn; Question, that the words proposed to be left out, stand part of 





‘the said proposed amendment, agreed to; amendment agreed to; Main Question, so amended, put; and Resolution, That it is the 


opinion of this House, after the fullest and most attentive consideration of all the evidence reported from the Committee of the 
Whole House appointed to investigate the conduct of His Royal Highness the Duke of York, that the said evidence affords no 
ground for this House to charge His Royal Highness, in the execution of his official duties as Commander in Chief, with the 
personal corruption alleged against him in that evidence, or with any connivance at the corrupt and infamous practices which are 
therein disclosed; 152. Minutes of Evidence to be taken into further consideration, 153. Evidence further considered ; Motion 
respecting the conduct of the Duke of York; Question amended ; and Resolution, That His Royal Highness the Duke of York 
having resigned the command of the army, this House does not think it necessary to proceed any further in consideration of the 
evidence taken before the Committee, so far as they relate to His Royal Highness ; 156. Minutes of Evidence to be further considered ; 
debate respecting General Clavering further adjourned ; 157. Petition of Captain Sandon to be discharged; ordered to be brought 
up to the bar on a certain day in order to his being discharged, and Speaker to issue his warrant accordingly ; 184. Captain 
Sandon brought to the bar; reprimanded, and discharged, paying his fees ; what was said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him, to 
be entered in the Journals; 191. Bills of Exchange, and papers relating to the bankruptcy of Robert Kennett, to be returned, 205. 
Minutes of Evidence further considered; Motion for appointing a Committee to inquire into the existence of any corrupt 
practices, with regard to the disposal of offices in any department of the State, and of any corrupt practices relative to the purchase 
and sale of commissions in the army, negatived; 219. Petition of Mrs. Clarke praying that certain letters and papers might be 
returned to her ; papers, &amp;c. ordered to be returned; 412. Entries in Journal of 20 March 1809, and 17 March 1809, of Resolutions 
of the House upon the subject of the investigation into the conduct of His Royal Highness, read ; Motion, That upon a deliberate 
consideration of the recent circumstances under which His Royal Highness the Duke of York retired from the command of the army 
in March 1809, it appears to this House highly improper and indecorous in the advisers of the Prince Regent to have recommended 
to His Royal Highness the re-appointment of the Duke of York to the office of Commander in Chief, negatived, Lxv1. 400. 
See 4mendments, 39. 


II. Select Committees appointed : 


1.\— Secret Committees—relative to— 
4 


1356. Bank of England :—(1819.) To consider the state of the Bank of England, with reference to the expediency of the resumption 


1357. Colville, Mr. :—&lt;1811.) To inquire into the circumstances connected with the detention of 


of cash payments at the period fixed by law ; To report observations ; number to be twenty-one ; to be chosen by ballot; Members to 
prepare lists of twenty-one names to be the Committee; Lxxiv. 64. Ballot; lists delivered in,and Committee appointed to examine 
them, &amp;c.; 72. Names reported ; Committee to send for persons, papers and records; seven to be the quorum ; to adjourn from 
time to time and from place to place; to report proceedings from time to time ; to sit during the sitting and notwithstanding any 
adjournment; 77. Motion, that Mr. Brougham be added to the Committee, negatived; 113. Report; to lie on the Table, and 
be printed, 308. Second Report, with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and with Appendix ; be printed, 408. Message from the 
Lords requesting copies of the Reports; House will send an answer; 425. Message considered, and printed copies communicated, 
437. Reports to be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 430. See supra, 99. Reports referred to the Committee 
of the whole House, on Bank of Ireland Restriction Acts, 492. See supra, 103. 





Colville, now a prisoner in the 
Cold Bath Fields Prison; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to adjourn from time to time and from 


place to place, and to sit during the sitting and notwithstanding any adjournment; Lxvi. 107. Report; to lie upon the Table, and be 
printed; papers produced to the Committee ordered to be returned to the office of the Secretary of State for the Home 
Department ; 134. 


1388. Counties, State of :—(:812.) Papers (sealed up) referred to in The Prince Regent’s Message, relating to the state of certain 





Counties; number to be twenty-one ; to be chosen by ballot; Members to prepare lists; papers to be kept sealed up till Committee 
appointed ; Lxvit. 492. Proceedings on Ballot ; Committee appointed to examine the lists, 495. Report; Committee to meet on 
a certain day; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to adjourn from time to time and from place to place, 
and to sit during the sitting and notwithstanding any adjournment ; copies of informations referred ; further papers presented (sealed up) 
referred ; 496. Report; day appointed for further considering Report, and to be printed; 516. (Appendix, 874.) Papers to be 
returned to the office of the Secretary of State for the Home Department, 516. Report further considered, and Bill ordered, 522. 
See Peace Preservation. 


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II, Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(1.)—Secret Committees—continued. 


1359, Ireland, State of :—(1801.) Papers containing secret information received by His Majesty's Government relative to the State 
of Ireland and to the proceedings of certain disaffected persons in both parts of the United Kingdom; Number to be twenty-one ; to 
be chosen by Ballot ; Members to prepare lists of twenty-one names to be the Committee; Lv1.259. Ballot; lists delivered in and 
Committee appointed to examine them, 262. Names reported, papers to be delivered by the Clerk to the Committee, who are to 
examine the matters thereof and Report same to the House ; to send for persons, papers and records ;-to adjourn from time to time 
and from place to place ; to Report from time to time and to sit notwithstanding adjournment; other papers referred; 269. Report ; 
day appointed for further considering it, and to be printed; 273. Report further considered, and Bills ordered, 278. (See Habeas 
Corpus, 1. Seditious Meetings, 1.) A printed copy of the Report to be communicated to the Lords, 279, Address for leave to 
communicate the papers to the Lords ; King’s answer reported, and papers ordered to be communicated to the Lords and message 
thereupon ; 285. Report of delivery of papers to the Lords; Message from the Lords acquainting the House that they have referred 
the papers to a Committee of Secrecy, and that they will return the papers from time to time as shall be desired by the Commons ; 
Instruction to the Committee of this House to communicate with the Committee appointed by the Lords; 287. Message from the 
Lords acquainting the House that they have given a similar power to their Committee, 291. Second Report with an Appendix to 
lie on the Table, and with Appendix be printed, 420. Day appointed for further considering Report, 440. Report further 
considered ; Bills ordered; 468. (See Habeas Corpus, 2. Ireland, 2.) Message from the Lords requesting a copy of the Second 
Report ; Message considered and a printed copy communicated to the Lords; 526. 


1360. Naval Inquir :—(1805.) So much of the Eleventh Report of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry as relates to the advance of 
£.100,000. for Secret Naval Services; To Report opinion and observations; to be a Committee of Secrecy ; number to be seven ; to 
be chosen by Ballot; Members to prepare lists of seven names to be the Committee; tx. 413. Ballot; lists delivered in and 
Committee appointed to examine them ; Report of names ; Committee to send for persons, papers and records; four to be the quorum ; 
to adjourn from time to time ; to report proceedings with observations ; to sit during the sitting and notwithstanding any adjourn- 
ment; 420. Report; to lie on the Table and be printed, 429. Se also infra, 1647-1649. 


1361. Privy Purse :—{1811.) To examine and report what payments are ordinarily directed to be paid by His Majesty out of the Privy 
Purse, the continuance of which payments it may be necessary to provide for during his Majesty’s illness ; Number of the Committee 
to be nine; five to be the quorum; txvi. 37. Reported, 38. Referred to a Committee on Regency Bill, 40. (See King, 2. 
Regency, 1.) Committee again appointed (1812,) to examine and report, &amp;c. Lxvit. 31. Report to lie upon the Table, 46. 
Referred to a Committee of the whole House on the Bill for better support of His Majesty’s household during his illness, 82. 
See King, 3. 





1362. Scheldt :— 1810.) To examine into and report upon the secret and confidential information obtained by His Majesty’s Ministers 
relative to the late expedition to the Scheldt ; Various members nominated to be of the Committee; five to be the quorum ; to send for 
persons, papers and records; to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjournment; Lxv.37. Papers referred, 58, 106. 
To adjourn from time to time and from place to place, and to report from time to time, 97. Report with an Appendix, to lie on the 
‘Table, and with Appendix be printed, 113. 


Seditious Meetings : 

1363. (1817.) Papers presented by command of the Prince Regent on 4 February 1817 ; Committee to be a Committee of secrecy ; number 
to be twenty-one ; to be chosen by ballot; Members to prepare lists; papers to be kept by the Clerk till the Committee are chosen ; 
Lxx11. 26. Proceedings on the ballot, 28. Committee appointed to examine the lists, and to report upon which twenty-one persons 
the majoricy falls, 29. Report, and Committee appointed ; power to send for persons, papers and records ; seven to be the quorum ; 
power to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place, and to report, and leave to sit during the sitting and notwithstanding 
adjournment ; the secret papers containing information respecting combinations, referred, 31. Instruction to report the matters thereof 
as they appear to them, 72. Report, 85. To be taken into further consideration ; to be printed; secret papers to be returned 
to the Home Secretary of State’s Office; 88. Report further considered; Bills ordered; 103. See SeditiousMectings, 3, 4. 


1364. (1817.) Motion, That the papers presented by command of The Prince Regent on 5 June 1817 be referred to a Committee ; Amendment pro- 
posed and negatived; Committee appointed to examine the matter thereof, and report same; to be a Committee of secrecy ; 
number to be twenty-one; motion for Members of former Committee [the preceding Committee] to be members of this Committee ; 
Amendment proposed by leaving out words and adding others, and Question, That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the 
Question, resolved in the affirmative, and main Question put and carried ; Member added ; power to send for persons, papers and 
records; seven to be the quorum; power to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place, and to report from time to time, and 
leave to sit during the sitting and notwithstanding adjournment; Motion for instruction to inquire particularly into the origin of the 
disaffection supposed to exist, negatived ; Motion for instruction to inquire into the particular cases of persons detained under the 
Habeas Corpus Suspension Act of session 1816 negatived ; Lx x11. 318. The secret papers containing information respecting combina- 
tons, referred, 319. Report, 380. To lie on the Table, and be printed, 383. Secret papers to be retured to the Home Secretary 
of State’s Office, 393- 


1365. (1818.) Secret papers presented 3 February 1818; Number to be twenty-one; to be chosen by ballot; Members to prepare lists of 
twenty-one names to be the Committee ; Lx XIII. 27. Ballot ; lists delivered in, and Committee appointed to examine them ; names 
reported ; Committee to send for persons, papers and records ; seven to be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time, and from place 
to place, and to report proceedings from time to time; to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjournment ; 31. 
Secret papers referred; Reports 19 February and 20 June 1817, referred; 32. Motion for instruction to inquire and report 
whether any and what measures have been taken to detect and bring to justice those who were described in the Report from the 
Committee of Secrecy, presented 20 June 1817 [the preceding Committee], as persons who might, by their language and conduct, 
in some instances, have had the effect of encouraging those designs which it was intended they should be only the instruments of 
detecting ; Negatived, 49. Report, 110, To lie on the Table, and be printed; papers to be returned to the Secretary of State 
for the Home Department; 111. 


(2.)—To consider various matters—trelative to,— 
Africa : 
1366. Papers presented 9 May 1816, from the Committee of the Company of Merchants trading to Africa; To examine the matter thereof, and 
report same with observations ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum ; Petition of the Committee of the Company 
of Merchants, referred ; Lx x1. 384. Report of Commissioners sent out to investigate the state of the settlements on the Coast of Africa 
referred; 445. Committee to report opinion from time to time; Report with Resolution to lie upon the Table, and be printed; 456. 
Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 468. See Supply, 29. 3662. Second Report with Appendix ; to lie upon the Table, 
and be printed; 518. Reports referred to the Select Committee on the Petition of the African Company; LXxxt1, 277. See 
infra, 1367. 
1367. Petition of the African Company for further aid; To examine the matter thereof, and report same with observations; to send for 
persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; the above two Reports referred; Lxx11.277. Numbers added, 286, 299. 
Report ; to lie upon the Table, and with Appendix, be printed; 406. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 428. See Supply, 
29. 3882. 


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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)—To consider various matters—continued. 


1368. Agricultural Distress :—Petitions presented upon the subject of Agricultural Distress ; To report opinion ; Motion that Mr. Holme 
Sumner be a member of the Committee ; Motion that the House do now adjourn, withdrawn; Question again proposed, and debate 
thereon adjourned; Lxxv. 253. Resumed, and Mr. Holme Sumner made a member of Committee, and Committee appointed ; to 
send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; instruction to confine their inquiry to the mode of ascertaining, returning 
and calculating the average prices of corn; 259. _ Petitions referred, 263, 280, 286, 295, 317, 324. Report; to lie upon the ‘Table, 
and be printed, 425. (App. 906.) 


1369. Agriculture, Board of :-—To inquire into the progress made by the Board of Agriculture in carrying on the surveys of the several 
counties in England and Scotland; To report opinion ; to send for persons, papers and records; all to have voices; five to be the 
quoruin; LxIv. 323. No Report. 


Alcock, Mr. Congreve :—See infra, 1699. 


1371. Alnace Laws :—Petition of clothiers, woollen manufacturers and others in Dublin, also of Cork and Tipperary, also of Wicklow and 
Kildare, for repeal of the Alnage Laws; To examine the matters thereof, and report same with observations; to send for persons, 
papers and records; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Lxx11. 293. Petition of Lord De Blacquiere 
referred, 297. Power to report opinions, together with Minutes of Evidence, 312. Report with Resolutions; to lie upon the Table, 
and with Appendix be printed; 312. Motion for referring Report to Committee of the whole House ; the Regent’s recommendatio 
signified, and Committee appointed ; 418. See supra, 21. 


Amendments of the Lords to Bills :—See infra, 1634. 1795. 


1372. America :—The compensation to be granted to the Commissioners appointed under Act 43 Geo. III. c. 39, for distributing the money 
stipulated to be paid by the United States; [Regent’s recommendation first signified ;] power to send for persons, papers and records ; 
five to be the quorum ; Lx1x. 458. Report; to lie upon the Table and be printed, 494. (App. 870.) Referred to the Committee of 
Supply, LXx. 55. See Supply, 30. 3335- 


American Loyalists : 


1373. Petition of George Martin (an American Loyalist) for compensation for his losses in consequence of the confiscation of his Estate ; 
To send for persons, papers, and records; five to be the quorum; Lv111. 281. Reported; Report to lie on the Table and be 
printed; 314. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 330. See Supply, 31. 689. 


1374. Petition of Isaac Du Bois (an American Loyalist) for relief for his losses in consequence of the confiscation of his Estate ; To send for 
persons, papers, and records; Lv111.261. Report, 552. To lie on the Table, and with Appendix be printed, 555. Referred to the 
Committee of Supply, 665. See Supply, 31. 748. 


1875. Petition of the Executors of the late Sir James Wright (an American loyalist) for compensation for his losses in consequence of the 
confiscation of his property ; To send for persons, papers, and records; LIx. 225. Reported, 252. Report to lie on the Table, 253. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 379. See Supply, 31. 901. 

1376. Petition of the several persons whose names are thereunto subscribed, &amp;c. for relief ; To send for persons, papers and records ; five to be 
the quorum; LXvis.112. Member added, 115. Message to the Lords for Baron Grenville to attend, 155. Lords give leave, 164. 
Message to the Lords for the Earl of Liverpool to attend, 173. Lords give leave, 178. Petition reported; Report to lie upon the 
Table, and with the Appendix to be printed, 233, Report read, and referred to a Select Committee; txvii1. 242. See 
infra, 1377. 

1377. Report of 25 March 1812, from the Committee on the Petition of the American loyalists ; To examine the matter thereof and Report 
observations ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Lxviir. 242. 
Report; to lie upon the Table, and with the Appendix be printed, 244. Report read again; Motion that the Petitioners have 
established such a case as forms an equitable ground for Parliamentary Inquiry ; previous Question thereupon negatived ; 505. 


Apprentices :—See infra,1573. 1670-1672. 
Artificers :—See infra, 1573. 

Assessed Taxes :—See infra, 1741. 1743-4. 
Asylum, Naval :—See infra, 1645-6. 
Athol Duke of :—See infra, 1615. 


1378. Auctions :—tThe laws relating to Auctions; To report observations ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum ; 
Lxx11t. 273. Members added, 281. Report; to lieon the Table, and be printed, 387. 


Bakers :—See infra, 1391-1394. 
Bank of England :—See supra, 1356. 


Bankrupts : 
1379. Of the Bankrupt Laws, and of the operation thereof; To report opinion; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the 
quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; all petitions regarding the Bankrupt Laws presented in the session referred; Lx x11. 
336. Petitions referred from, Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Waterford, Kilkenny and Belfast, 336. William Bell, 369. Edmund 
Townsend, 468. Member added, 400. Power to Committee to report Minutes of Evidence, 476. Report; to lie upon the Table, 
and with Appendix be printed, 477. Message from the Lords requesting a copy of the Report; Message considered, and 
a printed copy to be communicated to the Lords; Lx x1v. 630. 


1381. Of the Bankrupt Laws, and of the operation thereof; To report opinion; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum, 
and to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Lxx111.9. Members added, 80, 186,208. Petition of Edmund Townsend referred, 101. 
Committee to report Minutes of Evidence from time to time; Report of Minutes; to lie on the Table, and he printed; 185. Report ; 
to lie on the Table, and be printed, 329. Minutes reported ; to lie on the Table, and be printed; 330. Report read again; Bill 
ordered thereupon; 394. See Bankrupts, 6. Message from the Lords requesting a copy of the Report; Message consideréd, and 
a printed copy to be communicated to the Lords; Lx xiv. 630. 


1882. Of. proper piece of ground for erecting a suitable building for holding the Meetings of the Commissioners of Bankruptcy ; To send for 
persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time and from place to place, and to sit notwithstanding 
any adjournment; Lxxiv.186. Members added, 256, 294. Report ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 485. (Appendix, 1157.) 


1383. Barrack Masters of Marines :—0Of memorial for compensation from the Barrack Masters of the Royal Marines, and opinion 
of the Law Officers; To examine the matter, and report the same; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; 
Lxx. 268. Member discharged from attendance on the Committee ; another Member added ; 328. Committee to report opinion ; 
Report with three Resolutions and Appendix ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed; 361. Motion for referring the Report to the 
Committee of Supply ; The Regent’s recommendation signified; Report referred; 389. See Supply, 33. 3458. 


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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2).—T 0 consider various matters-—continued. 


1384. Beer :—Petition of Inhabitants of London and its vicinity, respecting the high price and inferior quality of Beer; To report observations ; 
to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; Lxx111, 177. Member added, 322. Evidence taken by the Com- 
mittee on the Police of the Metropolis in 1816, 1817, and 1818, so far as regards the licensing of public houses, referred ; Message 
to the Lords, desiring the attendance of Lord Montfort at the Committee ; 363. Lords will send an answer, 377. Lords give leave 


to Lord Montfort to attend, 385. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 414. Minutes of Evidence ordered; Lxxtiv. 325, 
Presented ; printed ; 328. 


1385. Bell Rock Lighthouse :—Petition of the Commissioners of the Northern Lighthouses for provision to be made in the Bell Rock 
Lighthouse Bill for advancing a sum towards erecting a Lighthouse on the Bell, or Cape Rock, on the Eastern Coast of Scotland ; 


Accounts, and Report of 1st July 1803, referred; Lx1.492. Reported, and Report referred to a Committee of the whole House, 501. 
See supra, 663. infra, 1596. 


1386. Bengal :—-Petition of Benjamin Lacum, grantee of a new harbour in Bengal; Lx1. 102. Five to be the quorum, 172. To report 


observations and opinion, 486. Order for Committee to report opinion discharged ; Report, with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and 
with Appendix be printed ; 515. 


1387. Bethlem Hospital :—Petition for aid of Parliament towards re-building the same; Lx1. 156. Reported; Report to lie on the 
Table; 173. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 304. See Supply, 35. 1266. 


Blair, Captain Archibald :—See infra, 1439. 


1388. Bleaching Powder :—To inquire into the state of the laws in Great Britain and Ireland relative to the manufacture and use of 
Bleaching Powder and Liquid, and to report same with observations ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the 
quorum; Lxx. 76. Petition of Messrs. Tennant and Co. referred, 80, Report ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 138. Read 
again, and Report to be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 160. See supra, 121. 


1389. Bogs in Ireland :—To inquire into the progress made for carrying Act 49 Geo. III. c, 102, for draining Bogs in Ireland into effect, 
and to report same with observations and opinion ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lxv. 136. 
Report with Appendix ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 206. Motion for referring Report to the Committee of Supply ; King’s 
recommendation signified, and Report referred; 290. See Supply, 36. 2185. 


Boyd, General :—See infra, 1736. 


Bread : 
1391. Acts relative to the Assize of Bread; To report opinion ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lvit. 382. 
Members added, 398. No Report. 


1392. Petition of Bakers residing in different parts of England not within the Bills of Mortality; to send for persons, papers and records ; 
to report Minutes of Evidence; Lxvi11. 166. Report, and Minutes ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 306. Message from the 
Lords requesting copy of the Report, and copy communicated ; Lx1x. 378. r Mans 

1393. To inquire into the state of the existing laws which regulate the manufacture and sale of Bread, and whether it is expedient to continue 
the Assize thereon; To report observations and opinion ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; Lxx. 190. 
Petition of Bakers of Canterbury referred, 290. Report with a Resolution and Appendix ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed ; 360. 
Message from the Lords requesting a copy of the Report ; copy communicated; 468. 


1394. Petitions of country Bakers to extend the provisions of Act 55 Geo. III. beyond the distance of ten miles from the Royal Exchange ; 
To report observations ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; Lxxr11. 316. Member added, 368... Power 


to report Minutes of Evidence, 373. Report ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 374. Report read, and Bill ordered, 380. See 
Bread, 18. 


1395. Brewers in Ireland :—Petition of Brewers of Dublin, Cork and Waterford ; To report observations and opinian ; to send for persons, 
papers and records; five to be the quorum ; to report from time to time ; to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjourn- 
ment ; LXVI. 337. Members added, 367, 379. Committee to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report with Resolutions ; day appointed 
for further considering Report ; 399. Further consideration deferred, 406, 414. Put off for three weeks ; Report to be printed ; 418. 

| Bridges : 

1396. Of giving power to Justices for repairing County Bridges; To report opinion; to send for persons, papers and records; all to have 
voices; Report of goth May 1800, referred ; instruction to consider the several other matters referred to in that Report; Lv1. 403. 


Report, together with six Rosolutions, 434. day appointed for further considering Report, and to be printed, 435. Report further 
considered ; Resolutions agreed to, and Bill ordered; 460. See Bridges, 1. 


1397. Of giving power to Justices for repairing County Bridges ; To report opinion ; to send for persons, papers and records ; all to have voices ; 
LVII. 245. Report, together with five Resolutions, 258. Report to lie on the Table, and day appointed for further considering it, 259. 
Report further considered ; Resolutions agreed to, and Bill ordered ; 276, See Bridges, 1. 


1398. Of giving power to Justices for repairing County Bridges; To report opinion; to send for persons, papers and records; all to have 


voices ; Lvtit. 349. Report, with five Resolutions, 367. Report to be further considered, and printed, 368. Further considered ; 
Resolutions agreed to, and Bill ordered ; 381. See Bridges, 1. 


Broad Wheels: 


1399. Acts in force regarding the use of Broad Wheels, &amp;c.; To send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; Lx1. 374. 
Instruction to consider Act 28 Geo. III. relating to stage coaches ; to report from time to time ; Members added; 392. First Report, 
with Appendix, to lie on the Table, and be printed, 406. Report again read, and Bill ordered, 422. See Stage Coaches, 1. 
Members added, 464. Second Report, with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 556. Reports referred to the Select 
Committee, appointed 10 March 1807, on Acts relating to highways, &amp;c.; Lxi1. 226. See infra, 1401. 


1401. Acts relating to the highways and turnpike roads, and particularly the several provisions respecting the use of Broad Wheels, and to 
suggest such regulations as may best contribute to the preservation of the roads and the improvement of the Wheels used thereon ; 


To send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum ; to report from time to time; Reports of last Session referred ; 
Lxi1. 226. Member added, 260. No Report. 


1402. Acts now in force regarding the use of Broad Wheels, and to examine what shape is the best calculated for ease of draught and the 
preservation of the roads; also to suggest such additional regulations as may contribute to the preservation of the turnpike roads 
and highways; To send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to report from tlme to time; instruction to 
consider Acts 28 and 46 Geo. III.; ux111.112. Two Resolutions reported; Report to lie upon the Table, and to be printed ; 311. 
Second Report; to lie upon the Table, and with the Appendix be printed ; 382. Third: Report ; to lie upon Table, and with Appendix 
be printed; 445. 

1403. Acts now in force regarding the use of Broad Wheels; To send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; to report from 
time to time ; instruction to consider Acts 28, c. 57, and 46 Geo. III. c. 136; Lx1v. 38. Report, with Resolutions (App. 689.) Report 
and Appendix to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 270. Report again read, and Bill ordered, 339. See Turnpike Roads, 5. 


Second Report, with Resolutions; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 364. Third Report; to lie upon Table, and with the 
Appendix be printed ; 408. 


1404. Bullion : 
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COM MITTEES—continued. 





IL. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)}—To consider various matters—continued. 


1404. Bullion :—To inquire into the cause of the high price of Gold Bullion, and to consider the state of the circulating Medium; and of 


the exchanges between Great Britain and foreign parts; To report same, with observations, from time to time; To send for 
persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjournment; Lxv. 105. 
Accounts referred, 111, 166, 218, 281, 300, 384. Member discharged, and another Member added, 111, 166. Report from 
Chairman, that he was directed to move for an Address; and Address resolved on; 182. See Addresses, 144. Report; to lie on 
the Table, and with Appendix be printed, 478. Report referred to the Committee of the Whole House appointed to consider of the 
Report in 1811; LXvI. 304. See supra, 133. 


1405. Burdett, Sir Francis :—-Of the proceedings had, and to be had, with reference to certain notices signed “ Francis Burdett” the 


contents of which related to his being committed to the Tower communicated to the House by Mr. Speaker upon the 13th and 
17th April 1810; and to report such facts as they may think necessary, together with opinion; To send for persons, papers 
and records; five to be the quorum; to report from time to time ; Lxv. 339. Serjeant informs the House, that a paper was delivered 
to him, and a copy of the warrant for the commitment of Sir Francis Burdett was required of him ; matter stated by the Serjeant, 
and paper referred; Members added; 346. Further process served upon the Speaker and Serjeant at Arms, referred, 351. 
Report ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed ; (App. 731.) Resolution, That Mr. Speaker and the Serjeant be permitted to plead 
to the said actions ; the Attorney General ordered to defend them ; 355. Second Report, with Appendix; Report re-committed ; 384. 
Report, with Appendix ; to lie upon the Table; Report and Appendix taken into consideration ; amendment made thereto ; Report 
to be printed; 399. Second Report re-committed as to the Appendix, for correcting references to authorities; 493- Report ; 
to lie on the Table, and be printed; 504, (App. 732.) 


Cadets :—See infra, 1476. 


1406. Caledonian Canal :—To examine the matter of the Estimate of the sum wanted towards the expense of making an inland navigation 


from the eastern to the western sea, by Inverness and Fort William, for 1816, and to report same with observations ; To send 
for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; Reports of Commissioners presented 
to the house referred; Lxx1. 423. Member added, 443. Report; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 454. Referred to the 
Committee of Supply, 468. See Supply, 52. 3658. 


Calico: 


1407. 


1408. 


Petition of journeymen Calico Printers of Lancashire, Staffordshire, &amp;c. for Bill for regulating the trade of Calico Printers ; To examine 





the matter thereof, tv111. 305. No Report. Another Petition for Bill for regulating the said trade; To examine the 
matter thereof; t1x. 100. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee; Ordered, 368. Presented; printed; 385. _——— 
Another Petition praying that their evidence might be taken into consideration, and protection be granted to them; To lie on the 
Table, Lx. 109. Read again; Minutes of Evidence read; Motion for referring the Petition to a Committee withdrawn ; 328. 
Said Minutes referred to a Select Committee; Lx1. 512. See infra, 1408. 


Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee on the Petition of Calico Printers, presented on 22 February 1804; To report observa- 


tions and opinion ; Lx1. 512. Report, with a Resolution ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 554. (App. 902.) Report read, and 
Bill ordered; Lx11.972. See Calico Printers, 3. Report to be reprinted, 297. 


Callington Writ :—See infra, 1492. 
Canal Companies, Grand and Royal :—See infra, 1651-1655. 


Carlisle and Glasgow Road :—See infra, 1555. 


Carnatic, Nabob of :—See infra, 1482. 1487. 
Catwater Embankment :—See infra, 1678. 
Cawthorne, Mr.—See infra, 1625. 


Chancery : 


1409. To inquire into the causes that retard the decision of suits in the High Court of Chancery; To send for persons, papers and records; 


1411. 


1412. 


five to be the quorum; instruction to search the Lords Journals touching all proceedings respecting Appeals and Writs of Error, and 
and to inquire into the fees and emoluments of the Lord High Chancellor ; to report observations and opinion from time to time, and 
to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Lxv1. 395. To report Minutes of Evidence, 432. Order for Committee to report opinion 
discharged; Report; to lie upon the Table, and with the Appendix to be printed; 436, (App. 665.) Report referred to Committee 
appointed on the same subject in 1812; Lxvi1. 181. See infra. Message from the Lords requesting a copy of the Report, and - 
copy communicated ; Lxv111. 28. Another Committee appointed to inquire into the causes that retard the decision of suits in 
the High Court of Chancery ; To send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the Quorum ; instruction to search Lords Journals 
touching Appeals and Writs of Error ; to report observations and opinion from time to time; Lxv11.154. To sit during the sitting, 
and notwithstanding any adjournment ; Report from the Committee in the preceding session, and Minutes of Evidence referred; 181. 
Motion for instruction to examine persons practising at the Bar, and Solicitors, respecting the causes of the delay negatived, 361. 
Report; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 423, (App. 840.) Message from the Lords requesting a copy of the Report, and copy 
communicated ; LXVItI. 28. 





Of the means of affording accommodation for transacting the business of the Court of Chancery; To send for persons, papers and 


records ; five to be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place, and to sit notwithstanding any adjournment ; 
Lxx1.36. To report observations; Members added; 57. Petition from Lincoln’s Inn, referred, 283. Report; to lie upon the 
Table, and be printed, 372. Report again read, and Bill ordered, 390. See Courts, 23. 


Petition of the Six Clerks of the Court of Chancery in Ireland, respecting the sale of their offices, and praying for compensation ; [Regent’s 


recommendation first signified]; To send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; Lxvitr. 361. Message to the 
Lords to request the attendance of Lord Redesdale, 478. Lords give leave, 480. Committee to sit notwitstanding adjournment, 509. 
Petition reported ; Report to lie upon the Table, and with the Appendix, be printed; 521. 


Children employed in Manufactories :—-See infra, 1619. 


1413. Chimney Sweepers :—Petition of the Company of Cutlers within Hallamshire against the employing of boys in Sweeping Chimneys; 


To examine the matter thereof, and report same with observations; To send for persons, papers and records; five to be the 
quorum; Lxx11.317. Member added, 349. Petition from Bath, referred, 364. Committee to report opinion, observations and 
Minutes of Evidence, 389. Report, with Resolution; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 389. Message from the Lords 
requesting a copy of the Report, and Report communicated ; LX XIII. 99. 


1414. Churches and Glebe Houses :—Acts relating to the building, rebuilding and keeping in repair Churches and Glebe Houses 
in Ireland, &amp;c; Five to be the quorum; To send for persons, papers and records; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; tx11. 346. 
No Report. 





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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)—To consider various matiers—continued. 
Civil List : 
1415. Certain accounts presented to the House relating to the Civil List; To report observations; number to be twenty-one; five to be the 
quorum ; to adjourn from time to time, and to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; accounts and papers relating to the Civil List pre- 
sented from 1786 to 1799, referred ; Lv11.132. Other accounts and papers referred, 149. Chairman acquaints the House that he . 
was directed to move for a certain book to be laid before the House; book ordered; 155. Books, &amp;c. presented and referred, 164. 
Report ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 233. Message from the Lords, requesting a copy of the Report; House resolves to com- 
municate a copy of the Report; 246. Copy sent to the Lords; report of its having been delivered; 250. Report referred to the 
Committee of Supply, 275. See Supply, 40.555. Report referred to the Select Committee on the Civil List, appointed 16 March 


1803 ; Lvi11.264. To the Committee appointed 10 February 1812; Lxvit. 106. To the Committee appointed 27 May 1813; 
LXViit. 526. 


1416. The charge upon His Majesty’s Civil List Revenue; To report opinion; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; 
account presented on 6 July 1786, and Report of Session 1802, also several other accounts relating to the Civil List, referred ; Lv111. 284. 
Instruction to considerso much of Act 22 Geo. III. as relates to the establishment of an invariable order in the payment of salaries, 
&amp;c. 313. Report; to be further considered, and with Appendix be printed, 595. (App.1171.) Referred to the Committee ap- 
pointed 10 February 1812, Lxvi1. 106. See infra, 1418. Referred to the Committee appointed 27 May 1813, Lxvuit. 526. 
See infra, 1419. 


1417. The charge upon His Majesty’s Civil List Revenue; To report opinion ; five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; 
L1x. 60, Accounts relating to the Civil List referred, 147. Report with Appendix, 191. To lie on the Table, and with Appendix 
be printed, 192. (App. 624.) Referred to the Committee of Supply, 379. See Supply, 40. 923-4. Referred to the Committee 
appointed 10 February 1812, Lxvir. 106. See infra, 1418. Referred to the Committee appointed 27 May 1813, Lxvitt. 526. 
See infra, 1419. 

1418. The charge upon the Civil List Revenue; To report same with observations; Motions for the Committee to send for persons, papers 
and records, and that a certain Member be of the Committee, negatived ; five to be the quorum; accounts referred; Reports of 
former Sessions referred; Lxvi1t. 106. Motion that a Member be discharged: from his attendance, negatived, 108. Accounts referred, 
164, 174, 275. Members added, 287, 306, 418. Report ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 511. (App. 791.) | Report referred 
to the Committee on the same subject, appointed in 1813, txv111. 526. See infra, 1419. Report referred to the Select Committee 
appointed to examine an account relating to the Civil List in 1815, Lxx. 213. See infra, 1420. 


1419. The charge upon the Civil List; To report observations, and also as to further regulations, Lxv111. 526. Motion for the Committee to 
have power to send for persons, papers and records, negatived; five to be the quorum; Reports of 1802, 1803, 1804 and 1812, 
referred; 526. Accounts referred, 527, 666. Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 666. Report ; to lie on the Table, 
and with Appendix be printed, 674. (App. 901.) 

1420. The Account presented 20 March 1815, relating to the Civil List, and to examine and report the said Account with observations ; Five 
to be the quorum ; Report of 7 July 1812, referred; copy of the code of instructions for the government of the Office of Works in all 
its branches referred; Lxx. 213. Accounts referred, 246, 264, 278, 281, 331, 335, 341, 349. Order for appointing Committee 
read, and motion for discharging so much of it as relates to the Account of the expenses incurred in the department of the Office of 
Works ; negatived, 274. Motion that Committee have power to send for Mr. T. B. Marsh, negatived, 282. Report with 

Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 398. (App. 916.) Referred to the Committee of Supply, 423. See Supply, 40. 
3482, 3483. Again read, and to be considered in a Committee of the whole House, Lx x1. 316. See supra, 168. 


Clergy : 

1421. To examine the Journals of the House and Records of Parliament for precedents respecting the eligibility of persons in Holy Orders 
to sit in the House; To send for persous, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lv1I. 133. Leave to sit notwithstanding 
adjournment, 234. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 269. Committee revived, and to Report from time to time, 273. 
Second Report with an Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and with Appendix be printed, 276. Day appointed for taking the Report 
into consideration, 318. (See House, 4.) Message from the Lords requesting copies of the Reports ; House will send an answer, 516. 
Message considered, and printed copies communicated to the Lords, 519. Report of the same having been delivered, 527. 


1422. To examine and consider of the returns respecting the non-residence of the Clergy and to Report observations; Five to be the quorum; 
LXI.175- Members added, 188, 251. Report; to lie on the Table, 297. 


Coals : 


1423. To inquire how far it may be expedient to allow Coals to a limited extent to be brought to London by the Grand Junction and Paddington 
Canals ; To send for persons, papers and records ; all to have voices; tx. 276. Reports in 1800 from Committee on the Coal Trade 
of this Kingdom referred, 287. Committee to report proceedings with opinion from time to time, 294. Report; to lie on the Table, 
325. Read again, and referred to a Committee of the whole House, 345. See supra, 179. 

1424. Petition of Colliers of Glamorganshire, Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire, and other places in South Wales, complaining of 
certain exemptions of Coals and Culm from coast duty granted by the Monmouthshire Canal Navigation Acts; To examine the 
matter thereof and Report same with observations; to send for persons, papers, and records; five to be the quorum; Lxv. 362, 
Members added, 365, 366, 392, 418. Petitions against the said Petition, and praying for continuing the Acts complained of 
referred, 366, 370, 387, 418, 443. Accounts relating.to Coal and Culm presented 7 May 1810, referred, 374. Committee to 
Report Minutes of Evidence, 442. Order for Committee to Report observations discharged, 468. Report; to lie upon the Table and 
be printed, 469. Report referred to the Committee of the whole House appointed in 1811, to consider of the state of the Coal Trade 
in the Bristol Channel and the River Severn ; Lxvi. 214. See supra, 194. 


Cochrane, Lord :—See infra, 1701. 
Cobb at Lyme Regis :—See infra, 1470. 
Colville, Mr. :—See supra, 1357. 

1425. Commercial Credit :—To inquire into the state of Commercial Credit; To Report opinion and observations; to send for persons, 
papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; to report from time to time; Lxv1.135. So much 
order as relates to reporting opinion discharged, 152. Report, 154. (Appendix, 657.) To be considered in a Committee of the 
whole House, and to be printed. (See supra, 222.) Report of Commissioners for the issue of Exchequer Bills presented 12 June 


1795, to be re-printed,154. Message from the Lords requesting a copy of the Report, and Report communicated, 160. Motion for 
laying before the House the Minutes of Evidence, negatived, 183. 


Conferences :—-See infra, 1832. 
Constables :—sSee infra, 1811. 


1427. Contagion :—The validity of the doctrine of Contagion in the Plague; To report observations; to.send for persons, papers and 
records ; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; LXxIv. 122. Report, with an Appendix ; to lie on Table, and 
be printed, 532. 
Contagious 
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338 COMMITTEES—continued. 





II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 
(2.)—To consider various matters—continued. 


Contagious Fevers :—See infra, 1507-1509. 


Copyright : 

1428. To examine Acts of 8 Anne, c.19; 15 Geo. IIL, ¢. §3, and 41 Geo, III. c. 107, respecting Copyright of printed books, and to report what 
alterations are requisite to be made therein, with observations; number to be twenty-one; to send for persons, papers and records ; 
five to be the quorum; Lxviir. 301. Report; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 576, (App. 938.) Minutes of Evidence 
ordered, 650. Presented; printed; 670. To be re-printed, Lx x111. 235. 


1429. To examine Acts 8 Anne, c.19; 15 Geo, III. c. 53; 41 Geo. III. ¢.107, and 54 Geo, III.c. 156, respecting Copyright of printed books, 
and to report whether any, aud what alterations are requisite to be made therein, with their observations ; to send for persons, papers 
and records; five to be the quorum ; Petitions regarding the Copyright Bill, ard Returns from public libraries and Stationers Hall, 
referred; Lxx111. 266. Other Petitions referred, 293, 296, 305, 317, 334, 338. Member added, 325. Power to report Minutes 
of Evidence from time to time ; Minutes reported; to lie on the Table, and be printed; 330. Committee to report observations 
and opinion; Report, with five Resolutions ; to lie on the Table, and be printed ; 421. 


1431. Cork Green Coat Hospital :— Petition of the Trustees of the Green Coat Hospital of the City of Cork for a grant of money to 
repair the same ; [Regent’s recommendation first signified] Lxv11.171. Report to lie upon the Table, 174. 


Corn : 

1432. The state of the Corn Trade between Great Britain and Ireland ; To report observations, Lv11. 233. To send for persons, papers and 
records ; all to have voices; five to be the quorum ; to report from time to time ; 234. Report, with an Appendix ; day appointed 
for further considering Report; Report, with Appendix, to be printed; 269. Order for further considering Report discharged ; 
Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House ; 281. See supra, 248. 


1433. So much of Petitions of Land Owners, Barley Growers, Maltsters and others, in the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Stafford, Warwick, 
Essex and Lincoln, as relates to Act 31 Geo. III. for regulating the importation and exportation of Corn, &amp;c.; To report same, 
with observations; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; 11x. 207. Members added, 210, 213, 228. 
Accounts referred, 215. Report; day appointed for taking it into further consideration, and Report to be printed; 275. House 
informed that it was necessary to make some further inquiry touching the matter of the said Petitions, and Report re-committed, 328. 
Report, 341. Day appointed for taking it into further consideration, and to be printed, 343. Report referred to a Committee of 
the Whole House, 351. See supra, 253. Lords request a copy of the Report, and a copy communicated, 407. Report referred to 
the Select Committee on the Corn Trade appointed in 1813, Lxvui1t. 358. See infra, 1435. 


1434. Petitions presented to the House respecting Corn Acts 31 and 44 Geo. III.; To send for persons, papers and records; seven to be the 
quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Lx.260. All to have voices, 265. Members added, 295. Petitions from Wake- 
field and Saddleworth referred, 296. Report, with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 333, (App. 878.) 


1435. To inquire into the Corn Trade of the United Kingdom, and to report their observation thereon ; to send for persons, papers and 
records ; Motion for all to have voices negatived ; five to be the quorum ; Lxviit. 337. Reports of 1804 and 1808 respecting the 
Corn Trade and Distillation from Sugar, referred, 358. Members added, 388, 439. Committee to report opinion, 439. To report 
Minutes of Evidence, 472. Report with six Resolutions, with Appendix, to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 473. Referred 
to a Committee of the Whole House, 568. See supra, 262. Report to be re-printed, Lx1x.125. Message from the Lords 
requesting a copy of the Report, and copy communicated, 181. Report again referred to a Committee of the Whole House, Lx x. go. 
See supra, 263. 

1436. So much of the Petitions presented in session 1814 as relates to the trade in Foreign Corn, and the duties payable thereon ; To report 
same, with observations ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to report Minutes of Evidence from 
time to time; Lx1x. 330. Other Petitions referred, 332, 335, 338, 340, 344, 357, 374. Committee to sit notwithstanding adjourn- 
ment, 340. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 507. Referred to the Committee of the Whole House on the Corn 


Laws, Lxx. 90. See supra, 264. 
1437. Cort, Mr. :—Petition of Coningsby Cort for a reward for his improvement in the manufacture of iron; xvit.82. To report 
observations, 170. Report; to lie upon the Table, and to be printed, 217. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 516. See 
Supply, 41. 
Cotton : 


1438. Petition of Journeymen Cotton Weavers of the Counties of Chester, York, Lancashire and Derby, for a Bill to explain and amend Act 
39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. for settling disputes between masters and workmen engaged in the Cotton Manufacture; To send for persons, 
papers and records; Lv11. 388. No Report. 


1439. Petition of Captain Archibald Blair for securing to him the benefit of his newly invented method of packing and retaining Cotton ; To 
send for persons, papers and records; Lvit. 480. No Report. 

1440. _ Petition of Cotton Spinners of the counties of Chester, York, Lancaster and Derby, for a Bill to explain and amend Act for settling 
disputes between masters and workmen; LVIII. 302. Other petitions referred, 302, 316, 338, 340, 347, 351. Committee to 
report opinion, 403. Resolutions reported, 422. To be further considered, 423. Report further considered ; Resolutions agreed 
to, and Bill ordered; 462. See Cotton, 4. Minutes of Evidence ordered, 477. Presented, 512, To be printed, 515. Copy of 
Minutes of Evidence communicated to the Lords, 649. ; 


1441. The most speedy and effectual mode of adjusting such differences as may arise between masters and workmen engaged in the Cotton 
Manufacture ; To send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Lux. 79. 
Minutes of Evidence of session 1803, referred, 119. Proceedings of session 1803, referred; instruction to consider of proper 
measures to be taken for preventing such differences ; to report the several matters referred, together with their observations and 
opinions thereupon ; 142. Report, together with six Resolutions, 187. Day appointed for further considering Report, and to be 
printed, 188. Report further considered, 203. Resolutions agreed to, and Bill ordered upon the three last, 204. See 
Cotton, 6. 
1442. Petition of several journeymen Cotton Weavers resident in England, and Petition of the Cotton Manufacturers and operative Cotton 
Weavers in Scotland ; To report observations and opinion; to send for persons, papers and records; Report of session 1808, from 
the Committee on the petition of several merchants, &amp;c. engaged in the Cotton Manufactures of Lancashire, Cheshire, &amp;c.; also, 
the Petition of several journeymen Cotton Weavers resident in England ; Referred, txrv. 170. Report; to lie upon the Table, and 
be printed, 196. 


1443. Petition of manufacturers of Manchester, and of weavers and spinners of Cotton, &amp;c. in the town of Bolton; To report observations ; to 
send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; Petitions from Lanark, Ayr and Renfrew, referred ; Lxv1.394. Report ; 
day appointed for further considering Report, and Report to be printed; Minutes of Evidence ordered; presented; printed; 425. 
Further consideration of Report put off for a month, 452. Not considered. 


1444. Petition of the inhabitants of Chorley against the exportation of Cotton Yarn; To send for persons, papers and records; five to be 
the quorum; LXXxII. 422. Order for referring Petition read and discharged, 435. 


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IT. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)—To consider various matters—continued. 
Cotton-—continued. 


. 1445. The duties payable on printed Cotton Goods ; To report observations ; to send for persons, papers. and records ; five to be the quorum ; 
LXXI1I. 293. Members added, 297, 301, 309, 320. Petitions referred, 299, 301, 308, 309, 317. Committee to report observations 
and Minutes of Evidence; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed; 329. 
See mfra, 1452. 


Counties, State of :—See supra, 1358. 


1440. Courts of Justice in Ireland :—Petitions of several persons praying for compensation for losses they will sustain if the Irish 


Courts Bill should pass into a law; To send for persons, papers and records; Lv1it. 358. Petition of Lord Hobart referred, 361. 
Petitions reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 37¥. See Courts, 58. 


1447. Court of Session in Scotland :—So much of Act 26 Geo. IIL as relates to a certain Fund called the Stock of the Court of 


Session ; To Report observations ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum ; LX1L1.275- Reported; Report 
be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, and to be printed ; 287. See supra, 276. 


Criminal Laws : 


1448. So much of the Criminal Laws as relates to capital punishment in felonies; to report observations and opinion from time to time’; 
to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; Lxx1v. 178. Petitions com- 
plaining of the severity of the Criminal Laws, referred, 194, 202, 214, 221, 239, 249, 269, 272, 279, 285, 293, 314, 325, 360, 
443, 455, 461, 477. Member added, 245. Report with an Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and with Appendix, be printed, 621. 
Message from the Lords requesting a copy of the Report; House will send an answer; 630. Report referred to the Select Com- 


mittee on Criminal Laws, appointed in 1820; Lxxv.173. Message from the Lords requesting a copy of the Report, and Report 
communicated to the Lords, 467. 


1449. So much of the Criminal Laws as relates to capital punishment in Felonies; to report observations and opinion from time to time ; to 


send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Report of 6th July 1819, referred ; 
Lxxv.173. No Report. 


1451. Crinan Canal :—Papers relating to the said Canal presented 11th April 1815. To examine the matter thereof, and report same with 


observations ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lx x1. 383. Report; to lie upon the Table, and be 
printed, 454. Report to be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 472. See supra, 829. 


Croggon, Thomas :— See infra, 1565. 


1452. Crompton, Mr :—Petition of Samuel Crompton for a Reward for his Invention of a Machine for spinning Cotton; Lxvzt. 175; to 


report observations and Minutes of Evidence, 207. Report; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 225, (App. 838.) Referred to 
the Committee of Supply, 468. See Supply, 43. 2708. ’ P » 225, ( ) 


1453. Currency :——To inquire into the state of Ireland as to its circulating paper, its specie and current coin, and the exchange between that 
part of the United Kingdom and Great Britain; Lrx.129. To report observations and opinion ; to send for persons, papers and 
records, and five to be the quorum ; 130. Members added, 133, 173, 242, 246. Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournnient, 139. 
To report from time to time the Minutes of Evidence, 252. Report of Minutes, 260. To lie on the Table, and be printed, 261. 
Lords request a copy of the Minutes ; Report of Appendix to’ Minutes; 275. To lie on the Table, and be printed, 276. A copy of 
the Minutes sent to the Lords, 279. Second Report of Minutes; to lie on the Table, and be printed,280. Report andfurther Ap- 
pendix of Minutes; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 337. Lords desire a copy of the further Report of Minutes, and the Appendixes 
thereto ; House will send a copy; Messengers called in, and a printed copy delivered to them ; 350. Reports to be reprinted, rxv. 82. 
Report, together with the Minutes of Evidence and the Appendix, referred to the Committee of the whole House appointed in 1811 to 
consider of the Report made from the Select Committee appointed in 1810 to inquire into the cause of the high price of bullion; 


LXVI. 304. See supra, 133. 
Cutlery Trade : 
1454. Ofa proper method for regulating the making and vending of cast iron Cutlery Wares ; To send for persons, papers and records ; Lv1. 317. 
No Report. ° 


1455. Petition of Cutlers of Sheffield and Hallamshire for a Bill for regulating their trade ; To send for persons, papers and records ; five to be 
the quorum ; Lxx111.50. Reported ; Report to lie ou the Table ; 97. Read, and re-committed, 219. Committee to report opinion ; 


Resolution reported; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed ; 256. Day appointed for taking Report into consideration, 262. 
Further considered ; Resolution agreed to, and Bill ordered ; 270. See Cutlery Trade, 3. 


1456. Debtors, Insolvent :—To inquire into the effects which have been produced by Acts 53 Geo. III. ¢. 102, and 54 Geo. III. c. 23, 
for the relief of Insolvent Debtors in England; To report observations; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the 
quorum ; to adjourn from time to time, and to sit notwithstanding adjournment; to report Minutes of Evidence from time to 
time ; the several Petitions presented during the Session relative to the Acts, referred; Lxx1.195. Members added, 202, 244, 291. 
Petitions for repeal of the Insolvent Debtors Acts, referred, 206, 211, 223, 229, 232, 253, 277, 281, 287, 300, 313, 385, 402, 430, 
437. Petitions against the repeal of the Insolvent Debtors Acts referred, 240, 258, 272, 291, 313, 355, 358. Petition of merchants 
of Westminster praying for the abolition of the Rules of the King’s Bench and Fleet prisons, referred ; Report of 1 May 1815, from 
the Select Committee on the state of the King’s Bench, Fleet and Marshalsea prisons; referred; 292. Petition against the Bill for 
suspending the power of the Commissioners for the Insolvent Court referred; 288. Report; to lie upon the Table, and, with 
Appendix, be printed, 460. 


1457. The state of the law respecting the discharge of Insolvent Debtors, and Acts 53, 54 and 56 Geo. III. relative to the same; 
To report observations; to send for persuns, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; 
LXXIv. 236. Petitions respecting the Insolvency Acts referred, 236, 239, 243, 244, 265, 260, 266, 273, 274, 279, 285, 289, 
293, 298, 397, 324, 330, 335, 339, 358, 377, 396, 414. Returns relating to Insolvent Debtors referred, 397. Members 
added, 240, 295, 416. Report, with an Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 424. Message from the 
Lords requesting a copy of the Report, and Report communicated, 507. 


1458. Debts, Smaall :-—Of the Standing Orders of the House relative to the mode of applying to Parliament for the establishment of Courts 
of Request, for the more easy recovery of Small Debts ; Five to be the quorum, Lxitv. 344. No Report. 


Distillery : 
1459. The expediency of permitting the use of sugar and molasses in the Distillery and Brewery, for a time to be limited; To report observa- 


tions and opinion, .xrr. 24. Members added, 37, 57, 58, 82. Leave to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report; to lie upon the Table, 
and, with Appendixes, be printed, 133. Referred to Committee on West India Planters Petition, 283. See infra, 1806. 


1460. Acts for regulating the Distillery in the United ring wg and the trade in Spirits between the different parts thereof, and to consider of 
such further provisions as may be necessary for the better regulation of the said trade, conformably to the Act of Union; To send 
for persons, papers and records, Lx11. 257. No Report. 


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340- COMMITTEES—contzinued. 








II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)—-To consider various matters—continued. 


Distillery—continued. 

1461. To inquire and report how far it may be practicable to confine the Distilleries of the United Kingdom to the use of sugar and molasses 
only, and also what other provision can be made for the relief of the growers of sugar in the British West India Colonies ; To report 
observations and opinion ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding any adjournment ; 
to report Minutes of Evidence; Reports of 17 February 1807 on the same subject, and also of 24 July 1807 on the commercial state 
of the West India Colonies, referred; Lx11s. 102. Account of the quantity of sugar imported into Great Britain in the year 1807, 
with the quantity re-exported, &amp;c. referred, 134. Members added, 137. Committee revived, 158. Report ; to lie upon the Table, and, 
with Appendix, be printed, 265. Report again read, and referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 349. See supra, 327. 
Second Report; to lie upon the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 388. Third Report ; to lie upon the Table, and, with Appendix, 
be printed, 424. Lords desire a copy of the First, Second and Third Reports ; House will send an answer; 435. Message considered, 
and a copy sent to the Lords; Fourth Report ; to lie upon the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed ; 461. Motion for the House to 
resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House, to take into consideration the Second and Third Reports; negatived, 469. 
Message from the Lords requesting a copy of the Fourth Report ; House will send and answer, Lxv. 114. Message considered, and 
a printed copy sent to the Lords, 122. Reports referred to the Select Committee on the Corn Trade appointed in 1813 ; LXv111. 358. 
See supra, 1435. infra, 1777. 

1462. To inquire into the alleged increase and extent of illicit Distillation of spirits in Ireland ; To send for persons, papers and records ; five 
to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding any adjournment; Lxvill. 513. ‘To report Minutes of Evidence, 552. Report, with 
Resolutions and Appendix ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 552. Report read, and Bill ordered, 555. See Spirits, 57. 

1463. To inquire into the causes and extent of illicit Distillation of spirits in Ireland, and into the best means for the prevention thereof, and 
into the operation and effect of the present laws and regulations for the suppression thereof, and to report observations ; certain Members 
nominated to be of the Committee; Motion, That certain other Members be of the Committee, negatived; Motion, That all 
Members serving for Ireland be of the Committee, withdrawn; Committee to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the 
quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Lxx1.391. Petitions referred, 393,406. Number of Committee to be twenty-eight ; 
Members added, 393. Members discharged from their attendance, and others added, 404, 408, 441. Committee to report opinion 
from time to time, 441. Report, with Resolution; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 442. Committee to report Minutes of 
Evidence from time to time, 463. Second Report, with Resolutions and Appendix ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 476. 

See infra, 1777. 


Docks, Harbours, and Piers : 
East India Docks : 


1464. Petition of John Atkins, for compensation in respect of East India Docks Bill ; [Regent’s recommendation first signified,] Lx1x. 271. 
Report ; to lie on the Table, 411. 


1465. Petition of Ship Owners engaged in the East India Trade, respecting the East India Docks; To report observations ; to send for persons, 
papers and records ; five to be the quorum; Lxx111. 376. Petition of East India Dock-Company referred, and Counsel ordered, 379. 
Petition of Mr. Mestaer referred, 400. Committee to report: Minutes of Evidence ; Report ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 422. 


1466. Holyhead:—Papers respecting the Harbour; To send for persons, papers and records; Lx111. 361. Members added, 366, 370. 
Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 380. Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 429. See Supply, 53. 1863. 
Papers and Plans relating to the Harbour, presented 20 May 1816; To examine and report same, with observations ; to send for 
persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lxx1. 384. Members added, 399. . Committee to sit notwithstanding 
adjournment, 408. Report; to lie upon the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 451. Motion for referring Report to Committee 
of Supply; Regent’s recommendation signified, and motion agreed to; 469. See Supply, 53. 3665. 





1467. Howth Harbour :—rTo inquire into the state of Howth Harbour; the sums expended and the sums necessary to complete the same; 
To report opinion; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lxv. 203. ‘To report Minutes of Evidence, 
259. Report; to lie upon the Table, and, with Appendix, to be printed, 283. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 364. 


See Supply, 55. 2225. Report read, and Bill ordered, 300. See Docks, 7. 

1468. Liverpool :—Petition of the Trustees of Liverpool Docks for provision in the Liverpool Dock Improvement Bill, for erecting and 
purchasing lighthouses; To send for persons, papers and records; LXv11I. 435. Report; instruction accordingly; 438. See 
Docks, 67. 


1469. London :—Of such further measures as may be necessary for rendering more commodious, and better regulating, the Port of London ; 
To report opinion from time to time; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Report of 28 July 1800, 
referred; Lv1.201. Member added, 429. Report, with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 502. 


1470. Lyme Regis :—Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Lyme Regis for aid for the repair of the Cobb at Lyme Regis; To send for persons, papers 
and records; Lxx11.324. Additional Petition referred, 341. Report ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 346. Read again, and 
re-committed, 428. Member added, 443. Report and Appendix; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 456. Referred to 
the Committee appointed in 1818; Lxx111. 380. ‘To inquire into the repair of the Cobb; the above Report and papers presented 
5th and 10th March 1818, referred ; Lxx111.g80. Members added, 386, 394. Report ; to lieon the Table, and be printed, 425. 





1471. Ramsey, in the Isle of Man :—Petition of Thomas Quaile and John Christian, and others, for a Bill for the improvement of the 
Port and Harbour of Ramsay, in the Isle of Man; tix. 248. Report of Commissioners of Inquiry for the Isle of Man, 1792; and 
also, paper intituled, ‘‘ Observations by Mr. Reid, one of the Commissioners,” referred, 249. Report, with Appendix, 261. To lie 
on the Table, and be printed, 263. 


1473. West India :-—Annual accounts of the West India Dock Company; To examine the matter thereof and report same, with obser- 
vations and opinion ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lxv. 128. Member added, 139. Report; 
to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 208. (Appendix, 721.) Report read again, and Act read; Motion, that the Company in 
dividing a clear ten per cent, without deducting the Property Tax, have exceeded the rate of interest allowed by the Act; Motion 
for adjourning the debate negatived ; Resolution agreed to; 344. 


Drainage Bills :—See infra, 1756. 


East India Company : 

1474. Account between the Public and the East India Company ; To send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to sit not- 
withstanding adjournment; Lx. 250. To report observations and opinion, 411. Order for Committee to report opinion dis- 
charged, 423. Report, with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 423. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 440; 
Lx1. 476. See Supply, 46. 1299. 

1475. To inquire into the present state of the Affairs of the East India Company ; To report observations ; number to be twenty-one; to send for 
persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; power to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place ; to report proceedings 
from time to time ; to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjournment ; certain accounts referred ; Report of 26th June 
1805, referred ; also copy of the letter from Mr Williver to George Harrison, Esq. dated 25 June 1806, with the inclosures referred ; 
Lx111. 167. Petition of the East India Company for a loan of money referred, 273. East India Company’s Annual Account 
referred, 279. Other Accounts and Estimates relating to the revenues of the East India Company, referred, 349. Report ; to lie 
upon the Table, and, with the Appendix, to be printed; 363. (App. 894) Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 429. 
See Supply, 46. 1856. 


1476. To 


COM MITTEES—continued. 341 





II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 
(2.)—To consider various matters—continued. 


East India Company—continued. 

1476. To inquire into the existence of any corrupt practices in regard to the appointment and nomination of Writers or Cadets in the service of 
the East India Company ; number to be fifteen ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to adjourn from 
time to time, and from place to place; to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjournment; ~xiv, 38. Report that 
John Annesley Shee had been guilty of gross prevarication; Shee ordered to be taken into the custody of the Serjeant, and to 
be taken to the Committee when required; 70. Marshal of the King’s Bench and Warden of the Fleet to bring certain persons to 
the Committee to be examined as witnesses; 72. Serjeant called upon to give an account of what had been done in relation to 
taking Shee into his custody ; messenger examined; Resolution that Shee had*absconded, and address thereupon; 100. House 
informed that Shee had surrendered himself; Order for presenting Address discharged ; Shee committed to Newgate, and to be 
brought to the Committee when required ; Mr Speaker to issue his Warrants accordingly; 102. Keeper of the Marshalsea Court 
to bring a person to the Cotnmittee, and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrant accordingly; 122. Marshal of the King’s Bench 
to bring a person to the Committee, and Mr Speaker to issue his Warrant accordingly, 140. Power to Committee to report Minutes 
of Evidence and proceedings from time to time, 162. Report; to lie on the Table, and, with the Appendix, be printed, 169. _ Report 
read again; Motion that this House does not concur with its Committee in that part of their Report wherein they express their 
opinion, that the immediate consequence of the information contained therein, must be the re-call of a certain number of innocent 
persons from India; previdus Question proposed ; Section of Act 33 Geo. III. c. 52. read; previous Question withdrawn ; main Ques- 
tion again proposed and amended ; previous Question thereupon negatived ; 413. See Castlereagh, Lord Viscount. 


1477. To inquire into the present state of the Affairs of the East India Company [1809]; to report observations ; number to be twenty-one ; 
to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place; to report 


proceedings from time to time; to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjournment; tx1v. 87. Member added, 284. 
No Report. : 


1478. ‘To inquire into the present state of the Affairs of the East India Company [1810]; To report observations; Number to be twenty-one ; 
to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place; to report 
proceedings; to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjournment; Lxv. 109. Petition of East India Company 
referred, 284. Accounts referred, 304. Orders for referring Accounts, discharged; Accounts withdrawn, and more perfect 
Accounts referred; 315. Report; to lie upon the Table, and, with the Appendix, to be printed; 355. (App. 712.) | Another 
Petition of the East India Company referred, 360. Motion that the Report be referred to a Committee of the whole House, 400. 
The King’s recommendation signified, and Report referred, 401. See supra, 384. Second Report, with Appendix ; to lie upon the 
Table, and he printed, 505. Message from the Lords requesting copy of the Second Report ; House will send an answer; Lxv1. 181, 
No answer sent. 


1479. To inquire into the present state of the affairs of the East India Company [1811]; To report observations ; number to be twenty-one ; 
to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place; to report 
their proceedings from time to time ; to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjournment ; Lxv1. 192. Third Report, 443. 


To lie upon the Table, and, with the Appendix, to be printed, 444. Message from the Lords requesting a copy of the Report, and 
copy communicated, LXVII. 270. 


1480. To inquire into the present state of the affairs of the East India Company [1812]; To report observations ; number to be twenty-one ; to 
send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place; to report their 
proceedings from time to time, and to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjournment; Lxvit. 101. Fourth Report; to 
lie upon the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 256. Message from the Lords requesting a copy of the Report, 270, Supplement 
to the Appendix to the Fourth Report; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 311. _ Report communicated to the Lords, 342. Paper 
presented 16 April 1790, referred, 542. Fifth Report; to lie upon the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 559- Message 
from the Lords requesting a copy of the Fifth Report, and copy communicated ; Lxvist, 16, A glossary to the Fifth Report 
ordered and presented, 419. 


3481. Petition of the Company for a loan; Lxvit. 417. Report (App. 778.); referred to the Committee of Supply, 419. See Supply 
46. 2672. Report to be printed, 429. ’ 


1482. Petition of creditors of the late Nabobs of the Carnatic, for a Bill to enlarge the continuance of the powers of the Commissioners: 
Five to be the quorum; Lxvit. 467. Report; to lie upon the Table, 471. ; 


1483. To take the examination of such witnesses as shall be ordered by the House to attend the Committee of the Whole House upon the 
Company’s affairs ; To report Minutes thereof from time to time; to send for persons, papers and records; all to have voices; 
five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournments ; Lxvirt. 415. Report progress, and Minutes of Evidence; Minutes to 
lie on the Table, andbe printed; 419. Report further progress, and Minutes to lie on the Table, and be printed, 425. Third 
Report and ditto, 430. Fourth Report and ditto, 437. Fifth Report and ditto, 445. Sixth Report and ditto, 450. Seventh R eport 
and ditto, 454. Eighth Report and ditto, 460. Ninth Report and ditto, 468. Tenth Report and ditto, 476. Eleventh Report and 
ditto, 479. Twelfth Report and ditto, 483. Thirteenth Report and ditto, 495. Fourteenth Report and ditto, 498. Fifteenth Report 
and ditto, 500. Sixteenth Report and ditto, 504. Seventeenth Report and ditto, 513. Eighteenth Report and ditto, 515. 
Nineteenth Report and ditto, 520. Twentieth Report and ditto, 527. , 


1484. Petitions of the ship builders and others interested in the building and equipment of ships, and also the Petition of the agents of owners of 
ships built in the East Indies; To examine the matters thereof, and report the same with their observations from time to time; to 
send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; to adjourn from time to time; to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding 
any adjournment; Lx1x. 175. Members added, 185, 187. Account of transports, referred, 180. Petitions referred, 189, 190, 
206, 209, 214, 234. Accounts presented in 1813, relating to shipping and navigation, referred; 198. Account of the number of 
hired armed vessels employed under the Navy Board, referred, 205. Committee to report Minutes of Evidence from time to time ; 
Reports of Minutes, to lie upon the Table, and be printed ; First Report, 210. Second, 213. Third, 216. Fourth, 230. Fifth, 234. 
Sixth, 240. Seventh, 242. Eighth, 252. Ninth, 256. Tenth, 263. Eleventh, 277. ‘Twelfth, 281. Thirteenth, 290. Four- 
teenth, 296. Fifteenth, 301. Sixteenth, 333. Seventeenth, 344. Eighteenth, 354. Nineteenth, 361, Twentieth, 368, 
Twenty-first, 377. Twenty-second, 411. Order for Committee to report observations, discharged, 395. Message from the Lords 
desiring a copy of Minutes of Evidence; printed copy communicated ; 485. 


1485. Act 54 Geo. III. c. 134; and to report what further or other regulations it may be proper to make respecting Lascars; five to be the 
quorum; to adjourn from time to time and from place to place; to sit notwithstanding any adjourmment; Lxx. 376. Member 
added, 380. Report; to lie upon the ‘Table, and be printed, 471. 


1486. Petition of the Company respecting the freight of ships employed by them; To examine the matter thereof and to report the facts with 
their observations ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Acts referred; Petition of proprietors of India 


Stock relating to the freight of shipping referred; txx11.95. Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 189. Members 
added, 212. Report; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 295- 


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$42 COMMITTEES—continued. 


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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. ’ 


(2.)—To consider various matters—continued. 


East India Company —continued. 

1487. To investigate the facts stated in the Petition of William Abbott, late of Madras, and others, and also the Petition of the Creditors. of 
the Banking-house of Chase, Sewell and Company, of Madras, presented 25 June 1817, relative to Carnatic Debts; To report 
observations; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; Lxx111. 369. Message to the Lords requesting the 
attendance of Earl Powis and Lord Harris at the Committee, 372. Lerds answer reported, 375. Lords give leave to Earl Powis 
to attend, 378. To Lord Harris, 385. Another Petition of Messrs. Abbott and others referred, and counsel ordered, 388. 
Committee to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report; to lie on the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed; 422. Report referred to 
the Committee on Messrs. Chase and Co’s. Relief Bill, xx1v. 284. See East India Affairs, 36. Message from the Lords requesting 
a copy of the Report ; House will send an answer ; 378. Message considered and a printed copy communicated, 394. 


East India Docks :—See supra, 1464, 1465. 
Edinburgh Gaol :—See infra, 1531. 


1488. Edinburgh College :——Petition of the Lord Provost, &amp;c. of the city of Edinburgh, for public aid towards re-building the 
University ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; Lxx.219. ‘To report observations, 280, Report ; to lie 
on the Table, and be printed, 323. (Appendix, 581.) Referred to Committee of Supply, 414. Motion for referring the Report to the 
Committee of Supply ; Regent's recommendation signified, and Report referred ; Lx x1. 469. See Supply, 47. 3668. 


1489. Education :—To inquire into the Education of the lower orders; To report observations, and Minutes of Evidence from time 
to time; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Reports from 
Committees on Education in two former sessions referred; LX x111. 135. Members added, 164. Report; to lie on the Table and be 
printed ; Bill ordered, 1g2. See Education, 1. Members added, 233, 270, 291, 295, 336, 357. Instruction to the Committee to 
extend their inquiries to Scotland, 330. Second Report; tolie on the Table, end be printed, 384. Third Report; to lie on the Table, 
and, with the Appendix, be'printed, 415. Fourth Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 421. Fifth Report; to lie on the Table, 
and be printed, 424. See also infra, 1632-3. 


Edwards, James :—See infra, 1604. 


Elections : 
1491, Five Motions respecting the interference of Peers, Peers of Ireland and ‘other persons therein mentioned, in the Election of Members to 
serve in Parliament ; To examine the matters therein contained and to report opinion ; five to be the quorum ; Lvi1.9. Report together 
with two Resolutions; Report referred to a Committee of the whole House, and to be printed, 17. See supra, 408. 


1492. To inquire into the causes of the delay in the execution of the writ ordered to be issued for the Borough of Callington; To send for 
persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Lv1. 233. Report, 241. To lie on the 
Table ; new writ ordered, it appearing that the former was lost; 243. 


1493. So much of Act 42 Geo. III. as relates to the employment of persons skilled in the art of writing short hand to take evidence before 
Election Committees ; To report opinion ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lv111. 277. Report, 
together with four Resolutions; to be further considered and printed ; 307. Further considered, and Resolutions agreed to, 320. 


1494. The Resolution of 1789 respecting recognizances ; To report observations and opinion; five to be the quorum; Lx11. 708. Report 
together with a Resolution ; Resolution to be printed ; 721. : 


1495. To inquire into the nature and amount of fees paid to the Messenger of the Great Seal on the delivery of Election Writs, and other 
profits arising to him therefrom ; five to be the quorum; ix11. 829. Report; to lie upon the Table, 836. 

1496. Report from the Select Committee on the Weymouth and Melcombe Regis Eiection Petition ; To inspect the Minutes -of Evidence, 
and select such parts as relate to the second Resolution [the right of voting]; to send for persons papers and records; five to be the 
quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; txv111. 242. Report; tolie on the Table, and be printed, 246. Papers produced 
before the Committee to be returned, 518. 


1497. Of the best means for shortening the duration of Polls, and for the further regulation of Elections in Great Britain; To report 
observations and opinion; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; 
txx11. 246. Order for Committee to report observations and opinion read, and so much thereof discharged as relates to Committee 
reporting vpinion ; Committee to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report ; to lie upon the Table, and with Appendix be printed ; 379. 

1498. Petition from the County of Berks for shortening the duration of Polls at Elections; to report observations ; to send for persons, papers 
and records; LXXv. 323. Petition from Reading referred, 360. Petitions from Hungerford and Newbury referred, 372. Members 

- added, 385. Report; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 449. (Apperdix, 912.) 

1499. To inquire into the Irish Election Laws ; To send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to report observations ; 
to sit notwithstanding any adjournment ; Lxx11. 210. Members added, 233, 250, 265. Committee to report opinion from time to 
time, 277. Nineteen Resolutions reported, 281. Report to be printed, 282. Further considered, and agreed to; Bill ordered ; 305. 
See Elections, 34. 


1501. The several petitions which have been presented to the House, praying that the time might be enlarged within which certain petitioners 
complaining of undue Elections and Returns from Ireland, might enter into their recognizances; To report observations ; to send 
for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; Lxx1v.146, To report from time to 
time ; First Report; to lie on the Table; 150. Second Report; to lie upon the Table; 174. Reports to be printed, 204. 


1502. To inquire into the expense of sheriffs and other returning officers at Elections in Ireland ; tu report observations; to send for persons, 
papers and records ; five to be the quorum; Lxxv. 139. Member added, 287. Instruction to inquire into the laws for regulating 
Elections in Ireland; to report opinion; 293. To sit notwithstanding adjournment, 311. Petition of Grand Jury of Limerick 
referred, 343. Report; to lie upon the Table, and with Appendix be printed, 382. (App. 913.) 
See infra, 1722. 1817-1819. 


[For Committees on Controverted Election Petitions, see Elections, 57-357-] 


1503, Elgin Marbles :—Petition of the Earl of Elgin for transferring to the Public his collection of Marbles ; To send for persons, papers 
and records ; five to be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; 
Lxxt1.'73. Members added, 108. Report with Appendix ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed; 242. Message from the Lords 
requesting a copy of the Report, 314. Report communicated, 315. Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 395. See 
. Supply, 49. 3617. 


Estates Forfeited :—See infra, 1519. 


1504. Exchequer Bills :—To inquire into the manner in which Exchequer Bills were received to be funded in the Exchequer Bill Office 
under Act 50 Geo. III.; to send for persons, papers and records; three to be the quorum; Lxv. 274. To adjourn from time to 
time, and from place to place; Member added; 281. To sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding adjournment, 285. To report 
Minutes of Evidence; Report with Appendix ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed ; 359. 


Expenditure, Public :—sSee infra, 1511-1513. 1706-1721. 


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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 2 il 


(2.)}—To consider various matters—continued. 


1505. Extents 1 in Aid :—To inquire into the mode of issuing Extents in Aid, the nature of the process, and expediency of regulating same; 
To send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding any adjournment ; Petitions respecting ditto, 
presented in the session, referred; Lxx1I.337- Other Petitions, referred, 337, 345, 356, 358, 389, 433. | Member added, 942. 

Committee to report Minutes of Evidence, 347. Report; to lie upon the Table, and with Appendix be printed, 479. 


1506. Ferries :—Report of Trustees appointed by Act 49 Geo. III. for the improvement of the passage across the Frith of Forth, called the 
Queen’s Ferry ; To examine the matter thereof; to report observations ; to send fur persons, papers and records; five to be the 
quorum ; LXIx.110. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 231. 

Fever: 

1507. To éxamiine into the state of Contagious Fever in the Metropolis ; To report observations ; to send for persons, papers and records { 
five to be the quorum; Lxx111.278. To report Minutes of Evidence; Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed ; 361. 

1508, To inquire into the state of Ireland as-to the prevalence of Contagious Fever; To report observations ; to send for persons, papers and 
records ; five to be the quorum; Lxx111. 277. Members added, 281, 291; 305, 310. Committee to report from time to time ; 


Report ; to lie on the Table, and be printed ; 331. Read, and Bill ordered, 336, . See Fevers, 3. Second Report; to lie on the Table, 
and be printed, 389. 


1509. To inquire into the state of Ireland as to disease, and how far the measures adopted airing the year 1818 have been effective for ité 
removal or mitigation; To report observations and opinion from time to time; to send for persons, papers and records ; five 
to be the quorum; Lxxiv.3r7. Copies of Reports on Fevers referred, 336. Members added, 358, 416, 467. Abstract of 
communications from the Board of Health, referred, 397. First Report; to lie on the Table, and with Appendix, be printed; 452. 
Second Report ; to lie on the Table, and with Appendix be printed, 503. 


Hemant : 

1511 =‘ To inquire into, and state the income and expenditure of the United Kingdom for the year ending 5 January 1817; and to.consider and 
state the probable income and expenditure for the years ending 5 January 1818 and 5 January 1819; to report observations, and to 
consider what further measures may be adopted for the relief of the country from any part of the said expenditure without detriment 
‘to the public interest ; number to be twenty-one ; to send for persons, papers and records ; seven to be the quorum; Lx x11. 37. Papers and 
Estimates referred, 77, 81, 88, 94, 97, 144, 220. Members discharged from their attendance, 100, 143. Members added, 100, 143, 352. 
Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 178. To report from time to time, 190.- Reports to lie upon the Table, and be 
printed ; First Report, 191. Second, 197. Third, 277. Message to the Lords, desiring the attendance of Lord Melville, 291. Fourth 
Report,319. Fifth, 353. Sixth, 394. First Report to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, 205. See supra, 455. 
Second Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 257. See Supply, 68. Printed copy of First Report communicated to the 
Lords, 303. 

1512. To inquire into, and state the income and expenditure of the United Kingdom for the year ended 5 January 1818, &amp;¢.; To report 
observations from time to time; and to consider what measures may be adopted for the relief of the country, from any part of the said 
expenditure, without detriment to the public interest ; to send for persons, paper and records ; seven to be the quorum ; to sit notwith- 
standing adjournment; Lxx1r1.19. Army Estimates referred, 33. Ordnance Estimates referred, 67. Navy Estimates referred, 75. 
Seventh Report, with an Appendix, §2. To lie on the Table, and with the Appendix, to be printed, 93.\' Message to the Lords to 
desire the attendance of Lord Melville to be examined at the Committee, 101. Expenses of Ordnance Military Corps in France 

. referred, 113. Account respecting the Civil List referred, 137. Eighth Report ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 139. Ninth 
Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 198. Tenth Report ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 325. Eleventh Report, with an 
Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 384. 


1513. To inquire into, and state the income and expenditure of the United Kingdom for the year ended 5 leaner 1819, &amp;c,; To report 
observations from time to time ; and also to consider what further measures may be adopted for the relief of the country, from any 
part of the said expenditure, without detriment to the public interest; to send for persons, papers and records ; seven to be the 
quorum ; to sit notwithstanding -adjournment; Lxx1v. 113. First and Second Reports [Finance and Army]; to lie on the 
Table; and with the Appendixes, be printed, 314. First Report to be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 492. See 
supra, 456.° Third Report [Navy]; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 378. Fourth Report [Ordnance]; to lie on the Table, and be 
printed,.430. Member added, 487. Fifth Report [Audit of Accounts]; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 613, Minutes of 

ee so far as relates to the Audit Office, Ordered; LXXv. 444. 

See infra, 1706-1721. 


Fisheries : 
1514, Petition of certain persons residing in Poole, relative to the British Fishery, in the island of Newfoundland; To send for persons, 
papers and records; Lv1. 520. Report 541. Referred to a Committee of the whole House, 542. See supra, 481. 


1515. The present state and condition of the Fisheries on the South Coast of Devon; and to report same, with observations; To send for 


persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; Lxx11. 362. Committee to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report ; to lie upon 
the Table, and be printed, 383. 


See infra, 1734. 


1516. Flax :—Petition of Messrs. Hill and Bundy, joint proprietors of certain machines for preparing Flax and Hemp, recommending the use 
of their machinery ; To examine the matter thereof, and report same with observations ; to send for persons, papers and-yecords; 
five to be the quorum; Lxx11. 256. Members added, 282. Petition of James Lee, referred, 286. Committee to report Minutes of 
Evidence; Report; to lie upon the Table, and with Appendix, be printed; 301. See also infra, 1597. 


Fleet :—See infra, 1694. 


1517. Foreign Trade —Of the means of maintaining and improving the Foreign Trade of the Country ; To — opinion and Resgviiiens: 
to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; txxv. 276. Petitions complaining of commercial restrictions, 

_ referred, 276,331. Petitions relating to the duties on Foreign timber, referred, 276, 286, 291, 295, 302, 318, 331, 347, 377, 

394. Members added, 290, 324. Committee to report from time to time, 292. * Petition from Liverpool respecting a drawback 


on tobacco, referred, 366. Petition of merchants of London respecting East India shipping, referred, 435. 7 to lie upon the 
Table, and, with Appendix, to be printed, 466. (App. 909.) 


1519, Forfeited Estates :—To examine the accounts presented from the Exchequer of Scotland of the grants already made payable 
out of the funds arising from the Forfeited Estates in Scotland; To report observations and opinion ; to send for persons, papers 
and records ; five to be the quorum ; Lx1.222, Members added, 236, 248,292. Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be 
printed, 410, (App. 861.) Read again, and referred to a Committee of the whole House, 464, See supra, 512. Lords request 
a copy of the Report ; House will send an answer ; 542. Message considered, and further consideration adjourned, 552. 


Frame Work Knitters : 

1621. Petitions presented in session 1812, by persons employed in the Frame Work Knitting Trade ; To report observations; to send for 
persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; Lxvii.370. Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 381. Petition 
of Stocking makers of Edinburghshire, referred, 392. Member added, 393. Committee to report Minutes of evidence; Report; 
to lie on the Table, and with Appendix, be printed; 399. Committee revived, and to report from time to time, 406. Petition 
of Stocking makers of Lanarkshire, referred, 432, Report} read again, and Bill ordered, 476. See Frame Work Knitting, 1 

Committee 


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I. Select Committees appointed—continued. 





(2.)—To consider various matters—continued. 


Frame Work Knitters—continued. - 
Committee revived ; Members added; Petition from Hosiers of Leicester, and of London and Westminster, and of manufacturers 
of hosiery goods in Nottingham, referred, and counsel ordered; LXVII. 522. Petition from Hosiers of Leicester and Hinckley 
against, referred, and counsel ordered, 523. Second Report ; to lie upon the Table, and with Appendix, to be printed, 529. 





















































1523. To inquire into the grievances complained of in the Petition of Hosiers and Frame Work Knitters of Leicester, complaining of the various 
fraudulent means resorted to in the manufacture of woollen Frame-work knitted goods; to report observations; to send for persons, 
papers and records ; Five to be the quorum ; LXxX1Iv. 233. To report Minutes of Evidence ; Report, with Appendix; tolie on the Table, 
and be printed ; 293. Message from the Lords requesting a copy of the Report, and Report communicated, 541. 


1524. Freeholds, Registry of :—Petition of inhabitants of Limerick respecting the’ Registry of Freeholds, and Petition of Mayor and- 
Charter Justices of Limerick respecting ditto, and complaining of the former Petition; To examine the matters thereof, and report 
same with observations; to send for persous, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lxx11. 292, Member added, 330, 
Report ; to lie upon the table, and be printed, 346. 


Frith of Forth F erry :—See supra, 1506. 


1525. Game Laws :—The Laws relating to Game; ‘Io report observations, to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the 
quorum ; Lxx1. 381. Members added ; Committee to report from time to time; 393. To sit notwithstanding adjournment, 400. 
To report opinion ; Report, with Resolution ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed; 516. 


Gaols ; 


1526. The condition and treatment of prisoners confined in Lincoln Castle; To report observations; to send for persons papers and records ; 
five to be the quorum; Motions for adding certain Members to the Committee withdrawn ; other Members added; Committee to 
report Minutes of Evidence; Lxvit. 474. To report from time to time, 502. Report, (App. 873.) Report re-committed, 504, 
Report; to lie upon the Table, 510. (App. 874.) 


1527. Toinquire into the state of the Gaol of Newgate and the Poultry, Giltspur-street, Ludgate and the Borough Compters; To report 
observations, together with any improvement which may be practicable therein; To send for persons, papers and records; five to be 
the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place; to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjourn- 
ment; Lx1x. 165. Report Minutes of Evidence, ; Report to lie upon the Table, and with Appendix, be printed; 248. Message 
from the Lords requesing a copy of the Report, 476. Message considered, and printed copy communicated, 484. 


1528. To examine into the state of Newgate and the other Prisons within the City of London, and the Borough of Southwark ; To report 
observations and Minutes of Evidence; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time 
and from place to place ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Lxx111. 80. Members added, 82, 91, 103, 141, 168. Petition of 
Debtors in Whitecross-street Prison, referred, 142. Another Petition of Debtors confined in Whitecross-street Prison, referred, 191. 
Instruction to inquire into the state of Dartmoor Prison, 233. Committee to report from time to time ; Report; to lie on the Table, 
and be printed; 329. Second Report ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 408. Reports referred to the Select Committee appointed 
to inquire into the state and description of Gaols, &amp;c.; Lxx1v. 175. See infra, 1529. Message from the Lords requesting a copy 
of Reports, 231. House will send an answer, 232. Message considered, and printed copies communicated, 241. 


1529. To inquire into the state and description of Gaols or other places of confinement, and into the best method of providing for the reformation 
as well as the safe custody and punishment of offenders ; To report observations; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be 
the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time and from place to place ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; to report proceedings from 
time to time; Reports from Select Committees of former Sessions, referred, viz. of 10 July 1812, on sentences of transportations ; of 
1 May 1815, on the state of the King’s Bench, Fleet and Marshalsea Prisons ; of the 1 July 1816, the 2 May and8 July 1817, and 
5 June 1818, on the police of the Metropolis, and of the 8 May and 1 June 1818, on the state of Newgate and the other Prisons 
within the city of London and Borough of Southwark ; papers referred; LXx1v. 175. Members added, 178, 234, 251, 276, 302, 
452, 467. Petition of prisoners confined in Perth Gael, referred, 202. Accounts and papers, referred, 224, 233, 315. Petition of 
Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of London, referred, 424. Keport; to lie on the Table, and with Appendix be printed, 632. 


1531. Petition of Lord Provost, &amp;c. of Edinburgh, for making provision inthe Edinburgh Gaol Bill for granting an aid of public money towards 
the erection of the said Gaol and other buildings; To send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; LXvIII. 374. 
Report; Report to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; 383. See supra, 519. Report re-committed to the same 
Committee, 398. Report ; to lie upon the Table, 407. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 436. See Supply, 48.2914. 


1532, Petition of the Royal Burghs of Scotland respecting the providing of Gaols and Prisons in Scotland ; To report observations ; to send for 
persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; Lxx111.74. Member added, 79. Report ; tolie on the Table, and be printed, 374. 
Message from the Lords requesting a copy of the Report. Lxx1v.231. House will send an answer, 232. — 


Gardner, Lord :—See infra, 1734. 
Gauging :-—See infra, 1599. 1601. 
Glasgow Road :—See infra, 1555. 
Glebe Houses :—See supra, 1414. 
Gold :—See supra, 1404. 


Grand Jury Presentments : 


1533. Copies of the several Presentments of the Grand Juries of Ireland for the year 1811; To send for persons, papers and records ; five to be 
the quorum; LXviiI. 311. Reported; Report re-committed ; 368. Committee to report observations; Report; to lie upon the 
Table ; 371. 


1534. To examine the copies of the Grand Jury Presentments in Ireland presented to the House on 5 April 1815; To report same with 
observations ; five to be the quorum; Lxx. 244. Entry in votes read, and so much of order discharged as relates to the names of 
the Members; number to be twenty-one; 248. Entry in votes read, and Committee of twenty-one appointed; to send for 
persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; 253. To sit notwithstanding adjournment, 272. Members discharged from 
attendance ; Members added ; 285, 301. To report Minutes of Evidence, 368. Report with Appendix ; to lie upon the Table and 
be printed, 377. Referred to the Committee on the same subject in the following session; Lx xt. 318. See infra, 1535. 


1535. What provisions it may be expedient to establish for regulating the Grand Jury Presentments in Ireland; To report same with 
observations ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournments ; Accounts 
of Presentments in 1815 referred ; Report of above Committee referred; Lxx1.317. Members added, 320, 325. Number to be 
twenty-eight ; Members discharged from attendance ; others added; 325. To report from time to time, 378. Report ; to lie upon 
the Table and be printed, 385. (Appendix, 1006.) Petitions referred, 385, 420. Second Report, 436.. To lie upon the Table and 
be printed, 437. (Appendix, 1007.) Message from the Lords requesting Report to be communicated; House will send an 
answer; LXX11. 440. No answer was sent. 

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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)—To consider various matters—continued. 


Grand Jury Presentments—continued. 


1536. Act passed in session 1818, for the regulation of Grand Juries in Ireland, &amp;c.; To report observations 3 to send for persons, papers and 
records ; five to be the quorum ; Petitions presented in 1818 and 181g referred; Lxx1v.146. Members added, 154, 165, 180, 207, 
215, 233, 251, 257, 299, 403, 478. Other Petitions referred, 155, 177, 331; 338, 490, 413. Report; to lie on the Table and be 
printed, 494. 


Greathead, Mr.: 


1537. Petition of Henry Greathead, for a reward for his invention of a Life Boat ; To send for persons, papers and records; Lvi1. 174. 
Report, with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 281. Report again read, and referred to the Committeeof Supply, 506. 
See Supply, 50. 442. 

1538. — Petition of Henry Greathead, for further remuneration for his invention of the Life Boat ; To report observations, Lxv1. 416. Report ; 


day appointed for further considering Report, and to be printed, 425. Further consideration deferred, 431. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, Lxv11. 327. See Supply, 50. 2655. 


Green Coat Hospital at Cork :—See supra, 1431. 


Grenada : 


1539. Petition of the Proprietors of Estates in the Island of Grenada, for relief on account of losses sustained by the Insurrection and 
Rebellion there; To send for persons, papers and records, Lv1. 325. Papers moved for by direction of the Committee, and Address 


thereupon, 352. (See Addresses, 238.) Papers presented and referred to the Committee, 403, 451. Report with Appendix ;- to 
lie on the Table, and be printed, 484. 


1541. Petition of Merchants, Planters and others trading to or connected with the Islands of Grenada and St. Vincent, for further time to be 
allowed them for payment of their instalments ; To send for persons, papers and recotds, vir. 149. Report; tolie on the Table, 165. 
Report to be printed, 188. Report again read, and referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 199. See supra, 555. 

1542. Petition of Planters, &amp;c. connected with those Islands for further time to be allowed them for payment of their instalments as directed by 


Act; To send for persons, papers and records, Lv111.235. Report; to lie on the Table, 241. Read again, and referred to a 
Committee of the Whole House, 247. See supra, 556. 


1543. Guadaloupe Claimants :—Petition of Magdaleine Jarij Abeille, widow ; Generel Stephen Borne; Baron Des Fourneaux, and 


John Louis De Villers; txxv. 377. To report observations, 447. Report; to lie on the Table and be printed, 451. (App. 908.) 
Minutes of Evidence ordered, 458. Presented; printed; 464. 


1544. Habeas Corpus :—The state of law respecting the Writ of Habeas Corpus ad subjiciendum; to report their opinion thereon ; 
To send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; Lxx. 345. To report Minutes of Evidence, 383. Report with 
Appendix ; to lie upon the table and be printed, 409. Report read; Motion that a power to compel obedience to Writs of Habeas 
Corpus ad subjiciendum, is essential to the satisfactory administration of the law, withdrawn ; Bill for more effectually securing the 
Liberty of the Subject ordered; txxr. 36. See Liberty of the Subject. 


1545. Hargrave Manuscripts :——Petition of Diana Hargrave, wife of Francis Hargrave, Esquire, for the purchase for the public of his 
collection of Books and Manuscripts; To send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; to report Minutes of Evidence 
and observations; Lxviir. 576. Report; to lie upon the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 617. (App. 944.) Report read 
again, and Resolution for an Address thereon, 627. See Addresses, 491: 


Henry the Seventh’s Chapel :—See infra, 1807. 


1546. Herrings :—Petition of Messrs. Chalmers and Cowie, for relief, with respect to certain losses sustained by them in the purchase of 
Herrings; 1x. 45. Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 179. (Appendix, 814.) Another Petition of 
Messrs. Chalmers and Cowie, for the like purpose; tx. 81. Report with Appendix; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 157. 
(Appendix. 808.) Referred to the Committee of Supply, 413. See Supply, 51. 1285. 





1547. Highland Improvements :——Survey and Report of the Coasts and central Highlands of Scotland; To report observations and 
opinion ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; ivi. 350. Members added, 366, 382, 409, 461. To 
report opinions from time to time, 395- Report with Appendix; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 410. (App. 1002.) Report 
read again, and referred to a Committee of the whole House; considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 421. (See Passengers, 1.) 
Accounts relating to certain forfeited estates in Scotland, referred, 467. Second Report with Appendix; to lie on the Table, and be 
printed, 473. (App. 1005.) Message from the Lords requesting a copy of the Reports; Reports communicated ; 488. Second 
Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 513. (See Supply, 52.'702.) Third Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be 
printed, 504. (App. 1006.) Referred to Committee of Supply, 564. (See Supply, 52. 729.) Fourth Report with Appendix ; to lie on 
the Table, and be printed, 528. (App. 1024.) Message from the Lords, desiring a copy of the Third and Fourth Reports; Reports 
communicated ; 11x. 346. 


1548. Highland Roads and Bridges :——To examine the estimate of the sum wanted to be applied in further execution of 
Act 43 Geo. III. c. 80, towards making Roads and building Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland for 1816, and to report same, with 
observations ; To send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; Reports of the 
Commissioners referred; other papers referred ; Lx x1. 423. Member added, 443. Report ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 454. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 468. See Supply, 52. 3657. 


Highways: 
1549. So much of Act 13 Geo. ITI. as relates to diverting, turning. or stopping up any Public Highway, Bridle Way or Foot Way ; To report 
opinion; Lv1.357- No Report. 
‘1551. Acts now in force-regarding’ the Highways and Turnpike Roads in England and Wales; To send for persons, papers and records ; five 


to be the quorum; Lxv1. 97. Members added, 136. Committee to report from time to time, 409. Report; to lie upon the Table, 
and with the Appendix, be printed, 429. 


1552. Reports in 1806, 1808, and 1809, on the Turnpike Roads and Highways of the Kingdom; To send for persons, papers and records ; 
five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; Lx vii. 393- No Report. 

1553. Acts now in force regarding the Turnpike Roads and Highways in England and Wales; To report observations from time to time; to 
send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to adjourn from time to time, and to sit during the sitting and not- 
withstanding any adjournment; Lxx1v. 139. Petition of Joseph D. Bassett, and others, respecting the Highway Act, referred, 15’. 
Petition of Trustees of Roads in Middlesex, Kent, Surrey and Sussex, referred, -166. . Members added,’ 170, 210, 378. - Report 
with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 578. 


1554. _ Acts now in force regarding the Turnpike Roads and Highways in England and Wales, and the expediency of additional regulations. for 
their better repair and preservation ; To report observations from time to time; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the 
quorum ; to sit during the sitting and notwithstanding any adjournment; to report Minutes of Evidence from time to time ; Report 
of 25 June 1819, referred ; Lxxv.217. Petition of John Loudon M‘ Adam for compensation, : referred,’ 230." Members added, 
246, 261, 321, Report; to lie upon the Table, and with Appendix be printed, 465. 


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346 COMMITTEES—continued. 


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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 
(2.)—To consider various matters—continued. 


Highways—continued. 


1555. Carlisle to Glasgow :—Report, plan and estimate of a Road from Carlisle to Glasgow ; To examine the matter thereof, and report’ 
with observations ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; Lxx. 403. ‘Member added, 420. Committee 
to report Minutes of Evidence, 439. Report; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 440. 


Holyhead: ea 
1557. To inquire into the state of the Roads from Holyhead to London, into the regulations for the conveyance of the Mail between London 


and Dublin, and into the regulations concerning the Dublin packets, &amp;c.; to report same with observations and opinions; To send 
for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum ; Lxx. 308. Reports of 26 March and g June 1810, and 30 May 1811, from 
the Committee appointed to inquire into the state of the Roads from Shrewsbury to Holyhead referred, 312 Report of 8 June 1811, 
from Committee on Mail Coaches, and Report of 25 June 1813, from Select Committee on Accounts and Papers relating to the 
public income and expenditure of Ireland referred, 312. Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 334. To report from’ 
time to time ; instruction to inquire into the regulations by which the mails from England are conveyed from Dublin to the interior 
of Ireland ; 354. Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 359. Motion for referring Report to the Committee 
of Supply; Regent’s recommendation signified, and Report referred ; 389. (See Supply, 54. 3453.) Second Report with Appendix ; 
to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 414. Report*read again, and re-committed ; Committee to sit and proceed forthwith ; so much 
of order for appointing Committee as directs the Committee to report opinion discharged; 430. Second Report with Appendix ; 
to lie on the Table, and be printed, 433. . 


1558. ~- To inquire into the state of the Roads from Holyhead to London, and into the regulations for the conveyance of the mail between London 
and Dublin; to send for persons, papers and records; Lxx11.224. Members added, 231, 239, 258, 279, 326. Committee to report 
observations and Minutes of Evidence; Report; to lie upon the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 312. Second Report; to 
lie on the Table, and be printed, 328. Third Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 394. Fourth Report; to lie on the Table, 
and be printed, 446. Fifth Report; to lie on the Table, and with Appendix be printed, 464. 

1559, To inquire into the state of the Road from London to Holyhead, by Coventry and Shrewsbury, into the regulations for the conveyance of 
the mail between London and Dublin, and between Liverpool and Dublin, &amp;c.; To-send for persons, papers and records; five to be 
the quorum ; to report observations, and Minutes of Evidence from time to time; Lxx1v. 34. Members added, 39, 96, 143, 274, 
310, 335, 341, 518, 629. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 178. Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 273. 
Second Report ; to lie on the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 318. Papers respecting Menai Straits, referred, 335. Third 
Report ; to lie on the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 368. Message to the Lords desiring the attendance of the Marquis of 
Anglesea, 527. Fourth Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 573. Fifth and Sixth Reports; to lie on the Table, and be 
printed, 620. 


15€1. To inquire into the state of the Road from London, by Coventry, to Holyhead,; To report observations and Minutes of Evidence from 
time to time; to send for persons, papers and records ; five tobe the quorum; Lxxv.150. Report made by Mr. Telford, referred ; 
Members added ; 354. Report ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 360. Second Report ; to lie upon the Table, and, with Appendix, 
be printed, 367. 


Shrewsbury to Holyhead : 

1562, To inquire into the state of the Roads from Shrewsbury to Holyhead, into what improvements may be desirable, and into the state of the 
funds arising from the turnpikes thereon, and their expenditure, and to report same with observations and opinion ; to send for 
persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; instruction to extend their inquiry to the Road leading from Chester to Holyhead ; 
LXV. 143. Member added, 173. Instruction to consider the state of Holyhead Harbour, 203. Committee to report from time to 
time; 206. First Report with Appendix ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 215. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 364. 
(See Supply, 54. 2224.) Committee to report Minutes of Evidence, 446. Second Report, 483. To lie upon the Table, and, with 
Appendix, to be printed, 484. Two Petitions from the county and town of Carnarvon against the proposed bridge over the Straits of 
Menai; to lie on the Table, 484. Second Report referred to the Committee appointed on the same subject in 1811; Lxv1. 275. 
Both Reports referred to the Committee on the state of the Roads from Holyhead to London, appointed in 1815; ~xx. 312. 


1563. To inquire into the state of the Road from Shrewsbury to Holyhead, &amp;c.; To report observations and opinion ; to send for persons, papers 
and records; five to be the quorum; instructions to extend their inquiries to the Road leading from Chester to Holyhead ; to report 
from time to time; Report of 9 June 1810, referred; Lxvi. 275. Instruction to examine into the manner and time in which the 
mail is conveyed from Holyhead to London, and to report observations, 358. Report; to lie upon the ‘Table, and, with Appendix, be 
printed, 385. Report referred to the Select Committee appointed to inquire into the state of the Roads trom Holyhead to London, in 
1815; LXx. 312. 

See supra, 1399-1403. 


Holyhead Harbour :—See supra, 1466. 
Holyhead Road :—See supra, 1557-1563. 


1564. House of Commons :-—Of a plan to be submitted to His Majesty, for providing additional Committee rooms and offices for the use 


ofthe House ; ‘To send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; Lv11.615. Reported, 647. Day appointed for further 
considering Report, 648. Report further considered, and Address thereupon, 650. See Addresses, 462. 


Howth Harbour :—See supra, 1467. 
Jenner, Dr. :—See infra, 1793. 
1565. Imprisonment :—To inquire into the circumstances attending the imprisonment of Thomas Croggon in Newgate ; five to be the 
quorum ; to adjoura from time to time and from place to place ; to sit notwithstanding any adjournment; Lxviir. §92. To send 


for persons, papers and records; to report observations and Minutes of Evidence; 599. Report, with Minutes of Evidence, 607. 
To lie on the Table, and be printed, 610. 


1566. Inclosures :——Of persons to be appointed Commissioners, Surveyors, and Valuers in Bills of Inclosure and Drainage; To report 
opinion ; five to be the quorum; Lv. 419. Report, together with two Resolutions, to lie on the Table, and be printed, 434. - Day 
appointed for further considering Report, 483. Report re-committed, 500. Reported; day appointed for further considering 
Report, and to be printed; 510. Report further considered, and referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders relative to Bills 
of Inclosure, §40. See infra, 1756. ' 


Insolvent Debtors :—See supra, 1456~7. 


1667. Insurances :—Act 6 Geo. I. c. 18, and of the state and means of affecting Marine Insurances in Great Britain; To report same, 
with observations and opinion from time to time; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to sit during 
the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjournment ; Petitions presented during the session referred; power to report Minutes of 
Evidence ; txv. 108. Report, with three Resolutions and Appendix ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 300. Report to be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House, 395. (See supra, 585.) Report referred to the Committee of the whole House, 
appointed in 1811, to take into consideration the state of Marine Insurances ; LX VI. 100. See supra, 586. 


Inventions 


COMMIFTEES—continaed: 347. 






II. Select Committees appointed—continued. ~~ iq 
(2.)}—To consider various matters—continued. 


[nventions and Discoveries :—See supra, 1439. 1452. 1537-8. infra, 1612. 1616-1618, 1659. 1793. ow 


{reland :—For Committees on the various subjects relative to Ireland, see supra et infra the subject-matters of those Committers. 
Tron Manufacture :—See supra, 1437. ; 


Journals : 


1568. _ To examine into the state of the printed Journals and General Indexes thereto; and also of the volumes of printed Reports; 
To report observations and opinion ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time, and 
from place to place ; to report proceedings from time to time ; to sit notwithstanding any adjournment; instructions to prepare estimates 
of expense of re-printing; to consider and arrange Reports, and to consider of providing some proper place to keep the volumes when 
printed, &amp;c.; tv1i1. 638. Report, together with seven Resolutions and Appendixes, 653. To be further considered, 657. Further 
considered, and Resolutions agreed to,661. Resolutions again read, and Address thereupon, 665. See Addresses, 497. 


1569. Of the imperfect state of the General Index to the printed Journals of the House ; To report observations and opinion as to the rate of 
| remuneration for completing the same; to send for persons, papers and records; seven to be the quorum; LX x111, 297. Report, with 
two Resolutions; day appointed for further considering Report, and Report to be printed; 416. (App. 794) Resolutions considered ; 
agreed to, and Address thereupon ; 419. See Addresses, 498. 


King : 

1571. Ts tcaine the Physicians who have attended His Majesty during his illness, touching the state of his Majesty’s health ; To report such 
Examination ; number to be twenty-one ; to send for the Physicians; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place ; to sit 
notwithstanding any adjournment; no Member, but such as are Members of the Committee, to be there present ; to meet immediately ; 
five to be the quorum; Lxv1.6. Report, 6. To be printed, 20. 


1572. To examine the Physicians who have attended His Majesty, touching the state of His Majesty’s health; To report such Examination ; 
Number to be twenty-one ; to send for the Physicians ; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place; to sit notwithstanding 
adjournment ; no member, bat such as are Members of the Committee, to be there present ; to meet immediately; five to be the 
quorum; txvit.16. Report 21, To lie on the Table, and be printed, 26. 


King’s Bench Prison :—See infra, 1694. 


1573. Labourers :—Petition of Masters, &amp;c. to amend Act 5 Elizabeth, respecting Artificers, Labourers, Servants of Husbandry, and 
Apprentices; To examine the matter thereof, and report with observations ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the 


quorum ; all to have voices; txv111.444. Petitions referred, 455, 488. Committee to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report to lie 
upon the Table, and be printed, 531. 


Lascars :—See supra, 1485. 


Laws Expinng : 
1574. To inquire what Laws are expired or near expiring, and to report opinion from time to time, which of them are fit to be revived, con- 
tinued or made perpetual; tv1. 82. Report Resolutions for continuing several, and making one perpetual ; the first Resolution for 
reducing and better collecting the duties payable on the importation of starch, postponed ; the subsequent Resolutions for permitting 
certain goods to be imported in neutral ships ; for making regulations respecting the trade and commerce to and from the Cape 
of Good Hope, and for better preventing offences in obstructing, destroying or damaging ships, &amp;c. agreed to, and Bill or Bills 
ordered thereupon; 86. (See Laws Expiring,1.) Act mentioned in postponed Resolution to be considered in a Committee of the 
whole House, 86. (See supra, 605.) Considered, 93. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 98. (See Laws Expiring, 1.) 
Report Resolutions for making perpetual, continuing, and amending or reviving thirteen several Acts of the Parliament of Ireland, 370, 
Day appointed for further considering Report, 371. Report re-committed, 391. Report Resolutions for continuing, amending or reviving 
fourteen several Acts of the Parliament of Ireland ; for regulating the Tobacco Trade, and securing the daties payable upon the import 
and manufacture of tobacco; for continuing and amending Acts for improvement and extension of fisheries on the coasts of Ireland ; 
for collecting and securing the Revenue upon malt; for securing the collection of the duties on auctions, on glass bottles, and on paper 
to serve for hangings ; for regulating the trade of rectifying spirits, and to prevent frauds on the Revenue by rectifiers of spirits ; for 
the better collection of all duties on hides and skins, and on vellum and parchment; for better regulating the collection of His 
_ Majesty’s Revenue, and for preventing frauds therein; for regulating the trade of a distiller, and for securing the duties on home- 
made spirits; for better regulating the issuing and granting of permits; for regulating the payment of bounties on the exportation of 
certain manufactures ; for the better regulation of, and securing the duties payable on licences to persons engaged in the several trades 
therein mentioned, and to hawkers and pedlars, and the duties on playing cards, and for securing the expenses of distraining for the 
King’s rates, and for other purposes ; for regulating the issuing of licences for the sale of wine, ale, beer, cyder and spirituous liquors 
by retail, and for preventing the immoderate use of spirituous liquors; for granting annuites in manner therein provided to such 
persons as shall voluntarily subscribe towards raising a sum not exceeding the sum of two hundred and sixty-five thousand pounds ; 
for facilitating the trade and intercourse between Ireland and the United States of America; 437. Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report, 438. Report further considered; first, second, thirteenth and fourteenth Resolutions postponed, the residue 
agreed to, and Bill or Bills ordered thereupon ; (See Laws Expiring, 2.) Acts mentioned in postponed Resolutions to be con« 
- sidered in a Committee of the Whole House ; 444. (See supra, 606.) Considered, 454. Four Resolutions reported,'and agreed to; 
instraction upon the three first; (See Laws Expiring, 2.) Bill ordered upon the last, 461. (See America, 9.) Report Resolé- 
tions for continuing several, reviving one, and making one perpetual, 491. The first six Resolutions for encouraging the fisheries 
carried on at Newfoundland and parts adjacent, from Great Britain, Ireland and the British Dominions in Europe; for the further 
support and encouragement of the fisheries carried on in the Greenland Seas and Davis's Streights ; for granting a bounty upon certain 
species of British and Irish linens exported, and taking off the duties on the importation of Foreign raw linen yarns made of flax ; 
for the more effectual encouragement of the British fisheries ; for making the Port of St. John, in the Island of Antigua, a free port ; 
and for permitting the importation of Goods from America, postponed ; the subsequent Resolution for directing that spirits shall be 
deemed and taken to be ofthe degree of strength denoted by Clarke's hydrometer, agreed to, and Bill ordered thereupon ; (See 
Hodrometers, 1.) Acts mentioned in postponed Resolutions to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; 492. (See 
supra, 607.) Considered, 580. Seven Resolutions reported, 582. Agreed to, and Bill or Bills ordered, 583. See Laws Eapiring, 3. 


1575. To inquire what Laws are expired or near expiring, and to report their opinion from time to time which of them are fit to be revived, 
continued or made perpetual; Lv11.17. Report Resolutions for continuing so much of Act of last session as relates te allowing the 
distillation of spirits in Scotland from molasses or sugar, 36. Agreed to, and instruction accordingly, 37. (See Spirits, 5.) Report 
Resolutions for continuing an Act to prohibit the exportation, and permit the importation of corn, &amp;c.; and also so much of 
an Act as enables the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to prohibit the exportation from Ireland of corn or potatoes, &amp;c.; 42. Agreed to, 
and Bill ordered, 43. (See Corn, 5.) Report Resolutions for continuing Act for permitting the importation of organzined thrown 
silk, flax and flax seed, and for reviving and continuing Act for the relief of captors of prizes with respect to prize goods; First 
Resolution postponed; subsequent Resolution agreed to, and Bill ordered; (See Prizes,2.) Act mentioned in postponed Resolu- 
tion to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; 57. (See supra, 608.) Considered; Resolution reported, and Bill 

ordered ; 
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| COM MITTEES—continued. 


II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2).—To consider various matters—continued. 


Laws Expiring—continued. 


ordered; 59. (See Silk, 1.) Report Resolutions for making one perpetual relative to the duties on rum shipped as stores on board 
merchant ships ; for continuing several relating to permitting the exportation of tobacco pipe clay to the British Sugar Plantations ; 
to the importation of wood and lumber from the British Plantations in America ; to the duties on cinnamon, cloves, &amp;c. ; to permitting 
the importation of certain fish from Newfoundland and Labrador ; to the importation of East India goods in ships not of British built ; 
for continuing, with Amendments, several relating to ascertaining the average price, and regulating the drawback on the exportation 
of Sugar; and to the fisheries carried on in the Greenland Seas and Davis's Streights; 142. Acts mentioned in said Resolutions to 
be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, 143. (See supra, 609.) Considered, 149. ‘Resolutions reported, 155. Bills 
ordered, 156. (See Laws Expiring, 5,6. Fish, 23.) Report Resolutions for continuing several relating to the transportation 
and removal of offenders; agreed to, and Bill ordered; 184. (See Transportation,1.) Instruction to inquire what temporary Laws 
of a public and general nature are now in force, and also what Laws of such a description have expired, or are about to expire, &amp;c. 


' « nd to report the same, together with their observations thereupon, 223. Report with an Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and, with 


Appendix, be printed, 280. Report Resolutions for reviving and continuing several relating to the further encouragement of the 
British fisheries ; and to the prohibiting the importation of Foreign wrought silks and velvets, and for preventing unlawful combina- 
tions of workmen employed in the silk manufacture; Acts mentioned in the said Resolutions to be considered in a Committee of the 
Whole House; 512. (See supra, 611.) Considered, 520. Resolutions reported, 524. Bill ordered, 525. See Laws Expiring, 4. 


1576. To inquire what Laws are expired, or near expiring, and to report their opinion, from time to time, which of them are fit to be revived, 


continued or made perpetual; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum, and to sit notwithstanding adjourn- 
ment; Report of 31 March 1802 referred, and instruction to inquire what temporary Laws of a public and general nature, which 
have been made by the Parliaments of England or of Great Britain, or of Ireland, or of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and 
Ireland, are now in force ; distinguishing the matter of each such Statute, its date, title, and period of continuance ; and also what 
Laws of such a description, passed by the English, British, Irish, or United Parliaments, have expired between the 1st day of 
January (exclusive) and the 16th day of November 1802 (the first day of the present session) ; distinguishing to what part of the 
United Kingdom the said Laws respectively relate ; and also what Laws of such a description are about to expire within twelve 
months from the said 16th day of November, or in the course of the next session, or at the end thereof, or before the 31st day of 


.. July 1804, or in consequence of any contingent event, distinguishing in like manner, to what parts of the United Kingdom the said 


Laws respectively relate; and to report the same, with their observations; Lv111. 34. Report, with an Appendix, 39. To lie on 
the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 40. Report Resolution for continuing one for regulating the payment of the duties 
on cinnamon, cloves, &amp;c.; Report to lie on the Table; 57. Report Resolutions for continuing one for regulating the exportation 
of Grain, &amp;c. between Great Britain and Ireland; and also for reviving and continuing one for better regulating the baking trade 
in Dublin; agreed to, and Bills ordered thereupon; 73. (See Laws Expiring,'7. Baking Trade, 1.) Report Resolution for con- 
tinuing one to probibit the exportation, and permit the importation of corn, &amp;c. 93. Act mentioned in said Resolution to be 
considered in a Committee of the Whole House, 94. (See supra, 612.) Considered, 98. Resolution reported, and instruction 
accordingly, 100. (See Laws Expiring, 8.) Report Resolutions for continuing several for relief of captors of prizes, and for 
regulating the trade and commerce of the Isle of Malta; Acts mentioned in said Resolutions to be considered in a Committee of the 
Whole House. (See supra, 613.) Considered; Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered; 98. (See Laws Expiring, 8.) Report Resolution 
for continuing one for enabling the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to prohibit the exportation from Ireland of corn or potatoes, &amp;c. ; 
Act mentioned in said Resolution to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House (See supra, 614.) Considered; Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered ; 107. (See Corn, 8.) Report Resolutions for continuing several ; the first, second, third, fourth, sixth, 
seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, and eleventh of the said Resolutions relating to the clandestine running of uncustomed goods; the 
“Treaty of Amity with America; allowing the use of salt duty-free in the curing of fish; the trade and manufactures of the Isle 
of Man ; the more effectual encouragement of the manufacture of flax and cotton in Great Britain; the importing of salt from 
Europe to Quebec ; the importation of cochineal and indigo ; the clandestine running of goods, and the danger of infection thereby, 
and to subject copper ore of the production of the British plantations to certain regulations ; the encouragement of the silk manu- 
factures of this kingdom, and the regulations of the distilleries in Scotland, postponed; the fifth Resolution for establishing courts 
of judicature in the Island of Newfoundland, &amp;c. agreed to, and Bill ordered thereupon; 196. (See Laws Expiring, 9.) Acts 
mentioned in postponed Resolutions to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, 197. (See supra, 615.) Considered, 202. 
Resolutions reported ; day appointed for further considering Report; 208. Report further considered; Resolutions agreed to, and 
instruction accordingly ; 218. (See Laws Expiring, 9.) Report Resolution for continuing one for encouraging the growth of 
-coffee in the plantations of America ; Act mentioned in said Resolution to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House ; 232. 
(See supra, 616.) Considered, 240. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 241. (See Laws Expiring, 9.) Report 
Resolution for continuing one relating to the duties on sugar and cotiee exported, &amp;c.; Act mentioned in said Resolution to be 
considered in a Committee of the Whole House ; 319. (See supra, 617.) Considered, 325. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 329. 
(See Laws Expiring, 11.) Report Resolutions for making one perpetual relating to persons going armed or disguised in defiance of 
the laws of Customs and Excise; and for continuing one relating to the importation and exportation of certain goods and commodities 
into and from the Island of Tortola; first Resolution agreed to, and Bill ordered thereupon; (See Armed Persons.) Act men- 
tioned in the second Resolution to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; 635. (See supra, 618.) Considered, 640. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 643. (See Laws Expiring, 12.) Report Resolution for continuing one relating to the 
importation of foreign wrought silks and velvets,659. Act mentioned in said Resolution to be considered in a Committee of the 
‘Whole House, 660. (See supra, 619.) Considered, 664, Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 667. See Laws 
Expiring, 12. ; 


1677. To inquire what Laws are expired, or near expiring and to report their opinion from time to time, which of them are fit to be revived, 





continued, or made perpetual; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; 
Report of 30 November 1802, referred, and instruction [as in the preceding session] to inquire what tempory laws of a public general 
nature are now in force, and to report the same with their observations; 11x. 6. Report with an Appendix, to lie on the Table, 
and, with Appendix, be printed, 20. Report Resolutions for continuing several ; the first, second, third, fourth and sixth relating to 
the prohibiting the exportation and permitting the importation of corn, &amp;c.; to regulating the trade and commerce to and from the 
Island of Malta, to discontinuing certain drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of sugar, &amp;c.; to the admission of certain articles 
in neutral ships, and to the discontinuing certain drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of sugar from Ireland, postponed ; 
the fifth Resolution for auspending the operation of certain Acts relating to the negociation of Promissory Notes, &amp;c. in England, 
agreed to, and Bill ordered thereupon; (See Laws Expiring, 13.) Acts mentioned in postponed Resolutions to be considered in 
a Committee of the Whole House, 23. (See supra, 621.) Considered; Resolutions reported; 26. Agreed to, and instructions on 
the first, second and fourth, (See Laws Expiring, 13.) Bills ordered upon the third and last, 27. (See Sugar, 4.7.) Report 
Resolutions for continuing one to prohibit the exportation from Ireland of corn or potatoes, Act mentioned in said Resolution to be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House, 28. (See supra, 622.) Considered; Resolution reported, and Bill ordered; 30. 
(See Corn, 13.) Report Resolutions for continuing and amending several relating to allowing British Plantation Sugar to be 
‘warehoused ; the importation of rape seed and other seeds used for extracting oil; the importation of seal skins cured with foreign 
salt free of duty; the use of salt duty free in the preserving of fish in bulk; the manufacture of Maidstone Geneva; the 
Newfoundland Fishery, and the Greenland Fishery; Acts mentioned in said Resolutions to be considered in a Committee of the 
Whole House, 149. (See supra, 623.) Considered, 152. Seven Resolutions reported ; Bill ordered upon the first Resolution, and Bill 
or. Bills-ordered upon the subsequent Resolutions ; 156. (See Sugar, 2. Laws Expiring, 14.) Report Resolutions for reviving and 
continuing 





II. Select Committees appointed—continued. - 






COMMITTEES—continied. 


(2.)—To consider various matters—continued. 


Laws Expiring—continued. 


continuing with amendments. several relating to the encouraging the manufacture of leather by lowering the duty upon the 
importation of bark, and the encouragement of the British Fisheries; Acts mentioned in said Resolutions to be considered in a 
Committee of the whole House; 367. (See supra, 624.) Considered, 371. Resolutions reported and Bills ordered, 375. (See 
Laws Expiring, 15. Oak Bark, 1.) Report Resolution for reviving and continuing one for the further encouragement of the trade 
and manufactures of the Isle of Man, Act mentioned in the said Resolution to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, 389. 
(See supra, 625.) Considered, 392. Resolution reported, 394. Instruction accordingly, 395. See Laws Expiring, 15. 


To inquire what temporary Laws of a public and general nature, made by the Parliaments of England, or Great Britain, or Ireland, or of 
the United Kingdom, are now in force, and what Laws of like nature passed by the English, British, Irish, or United Parliaments have 
expired, between the first day of the last session of Parliament, and the first day of the present session, and also what Laws of the like 
nature are about to expire [in the course, or] at the end of the present session, or [on or] before the 31 day of July 1806, or in the 
course, or at the end of any session which may commence during that period, or in consequence of any contingent public event, and 
to report the same with their observations; Lx. 6. Instruction to report opinion from time to time which of them are fit to be 
revived, continued or made perpetual; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding 
adjournment ; Report of 29 November 1803, referred; 7. Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 10. Report 
Resolution for amending and making perpetual one for the further encouragement of the trade and manufactures of the Isle of Man; 
Act mentioned in said Resolution to be considered in a Committee of the whole House ; 104. (See supra, 626.) Report Resolution 
for continuing one for discontinuing certain drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar ; instruction to Committee on above 
Act to consider of Act mentioned in this Resolution, 114. (See supra, 626.) Considered, 117. Two Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 119. (See’Man, Isle of, 2. .Sugar, 4.) Report four Resolutions for continuing several relating to discontinuing certain 
drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of sugar from Ireland ; to permitting the warehousing of Spirits in Ireland for exporta- 
tion ; to prohibiting the exportation of corn or potatoes, &amp;c. from Ireland, and to prohibiting the exportation and permitting the 
importation of corn, &amp;c.; Acts mentioned in said Resolutions to be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 128. (Sce 
supra, 627.) Considered, 135. Three Resolutions reported and Bills ordered, 139. (See Laws Expiring, 16. Sugar,7.) The 
third of the above Resolutions of the Committee relating to prohibiting the exportation of ‘orn or potatoes, &amp;c. from Irelaud read 
again; Act mentioned therein to be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 143. (See supra, 628.) Considered, 146, 
Resolution reported; agreed to, and instruction accordingly ; 149. (See Laws Expiring, 16.) Report Resolutions for making 
perpetual several relating to the encouragement of the making sail cloth in Great Britain; for the further encouraging and regulating 
the manufacture of British sail cloth ; for securing the duties on foreign sail cloth imported ; for permitting the exportation of corn to 
Guernsey, &amp;c.; and for regulating the fees of the officers of the Customs; for reviving and continuing several for permitting the 
importation of corn, and other articles of provision; and the importation of hides, calve-skins, &amp;c.; for continuing several for 
regulating the prices at which grain may be exported from Great Britain to Ireland, and regulating the admission to entry of oil or 
blubber of fish from Newfoundland; 316. Day appointed for further considering Report, 317. Report further considered; Acts 
mentioned in said Resolutions to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House ; 320. (See supra, 629.) Considered, 346. 
Resolutions reported, and Bills ordered," 351. See Laws Expiring, 17, 18. 


To inquire, &amp;c.—Orders, instruction, powers, &amp;c.—Report of former session referred; Lx1.9. Report; with Appendix ; to lie on the 
Table, and be printed, 13. Report Resolutions for continuing several, and one with Amendments, 65. The first, thirteenth, and 
fourteenth relating to establishing courts of judicature in the Island of Newfoundland; the laws relating to the transportation of 
felons, and to the more effectual transportation of felons and other offenders in Scotland, agreed to, and Bill ordered thereupon; 66. 
(See Laws Expiring, 19.) The second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth, relating to the 
importation of cochineal ; the granting a bounty on British and Irish linens exported, and on the importation of hemp; to the 
encouragement of the fisheries carried on in the Greenland Seas and Davis's Streights; the prohibiting the exportation and permitting 
the importation of corn; the regulating the prices at which grain, meal and flour may be exported from Great Britain to Ireland, and 
from Ireland to Great Britain; to discontinuing certain drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of sugar from Great Britain; the 
admission to entry of oil or blubber ; the importation of hides, calve-skins, &amp;c. in foreign ships ; the prohibiting the exportation 
from Ireland of corn or potatoes, and to the encouragement of the manufactures of flax and cotton in Great Britain, postponed ; 
Acts mentioned in postponed Resolutions to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, 66. (See supra, 631.) Con- 
sidered, 69. Eleven Resolutions reported, and agreed to; instruction upon all but the seventh; (See Laws Expiring, 19.) Bill 
ordered upon the seventh, 74.. (See Sugar, 4.) Report Resolutions for continuing several, relating to the landing of rum or 
spirits of the British plantations, before payment of the duties of Excise, and to the encouragement of the flax and hempen 
manufactures of Ireland; Acts mentioned in said Resolutions to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; 120. 
(See supra, 632.) Considered, 123. Resolutions reported, and instruction accordingly, 128. (See Laws Expiring, 19.) Report 
Resolution for continuing one for the more effectual encouragement of the British Fisheries; Act mentioned in said Resolution to be 
considered in a Committee of the Whole House; 162. (See supra, 633.) Considered, 168. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 172. (See Fish, 5.) Report Resolution for reviving and continuing one for regulating the manner in which the East India 
Company shall hire and take up ships for their regular service, 432. Agreed to, and Bill ordered thereupon, 433. (See East India 
Affairs, 45.) Report Resolution for continuing one for allowing the bringing a limited quantity of coals, culm or cinders to London 
and Westminster, by inland navigation ; Act mentioned in said Resolution to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House ; 463. 
(See supra, 634.) Considered, 469. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 474. See Coals, 2. 


To inquire, &amp;c.—Orders, instructions, powers, &amp;c. and Report of last session, referred; Lx11.10. Report with Appendix; to lie upon 
the Table, and be printed, 15. Report Resolutions for continuing several ; for discontinuing certain drawbacks and bounties on the 
exportation of sugar from Great Britain; for permitting the exportation of salt from the port of Nassau; for allowing, under certain 
restrictions, the bringing coals to London and Westminster by inland navigation ; Acts mentioned in the said Resolutions to be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House ; 207. (See supra, 635.) Considered, 211. Resolutions reported, and agreed to, and 
Bill or Bills ordered thereupon, 215. (See Coals,2. Salt,2. Sugar, 4.) Report Resolutions for continuing several ; for appoint- 
ing Commissioners to inquire into the fees, &amp;c. of public offices ; for continuing, reviving and amending several statutes for empower- 
ing the Grand Jury of Kilkenny to increase the salary of the Treasurer of the County, so far as relates to lighting cities; and for better 
supplying the city of Dublin with coals; Bills ordered thereupon; 254. (See Coals, 18. Fees, 1.) To inquire, &amp;c.—Orders, 
instruction, powers, &amp;c. and Report of last session, referred, ux11. 582. Report with Appendix; to lie upon the Table, and be 
printed, 593. Report Resolutions, for reviving and continuing several, relating to the more effectual encouragement of the British 
Fisheries ; suspending proceedings in actions relating to the woollen manufacture ; altering and amending several laws relating to the 
duties of Excise upon malt; the more effectual administration of the office of a Justice of the Peace in Middlesex and Surrey ; and to 
the extension of the fisheries in Ireland, and granting annuities ; the first and fifth Resolutions postponed ; the second, third and 
fourth agreed to, and Bills ordered thereupon; (See Justices of the Peace, 2. Laws Expiring, 21-23. Malt, 2.) Acts mentioned 
in postponed Resolutions, to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, 740. (See supra, 636.) Considered, 749. 
Resolutions reported, and agreed to, and instruction upon the first; (See Laws Expiring, 21.) Bill ordered upon thesecond, 755. 
See Fish, 17. 





1581. To inquire, &amp;c.—Orders, instruction, powers, &amp;c. and Report of last session, referred; Lx111.8. Report with Appendix; to lie upon 


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COMMITTEES—continued. 


II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)—To consider various matters—continued. 


Laws Expiring—continued. 


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1583. 


1585. 


1586. 


1587. 


1588. 





pipe clay; for importing salt from Europe into the province of Quebec; for prohibiting the importation of foreign wrought silks 
and velvets; for continuing several for granting a bounty upon certain species of British and Irish linens exported; for granting a 
bounty upon the importation of hemp and flax; for the more effectual encouragement of the manufactures of flax and cotton in 
Great Britain; for the further support and encouragement of the fisheries carried on in the Greenland Seas and Davis’s Streights ; 
to repeal the Duties of Customs in Great Britain, and to grant other duties in lieu thereof, so far as relates to the admission to 
entry of oil or blubber; to permit the importation of hides, calves-skins, &amp;e.; for. permitting the importation of masts, &amp;c.; for 
allowing the importation of fish from Newfoundland ; for continuing and amending one for regulating the payment of the duties on 
cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, and mace; Acts mentioned in the said Resolutions to be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House, 130. (See supra, 638.) Considered, 140. Twelve Resolutions reported and agreed to; Bilis ordered upon the three first 
and nine last of the said Resolutions; 147. (See Laws Frpiring, 24, 25.) Report Resolutions for continuing several relative to 
prohibiting the exportation from Ireland of corn or potatoes; to empower the importers of rum to land the same in Ireland before 
payment of duties, and to lodge the same in warehouses ; Acts mentioned in the said Resolutions to be considered in a Committee of 
the Whole House, 142. (See supra, 639.) Considered, 147. Resolutions reported and agreed to, and instruction accordingly, 152. 
(See Sugar, 11.) Report Resolutions for reviving and continuing one for the more effectual encouragement of the British fisheries ; 
for further continuing one for bringing a limited quantity of coals, culm, and cinders, to London and Westminster, by inland navi- 
gation ; Acts mentioned in the said Resolutions to be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 372. (See supra, 641.) 
Considered, 389. ‘Two Resolutions reported and agreed to; Bill ordered upon each ; 395. See Coals, 2. Fish, 7. 


To inquire, &amp;c.—Orders, instruction, powers, &amp;c. and Report of last session, referred; Lx1v.6. Report, with Appendix; to lie upon 


the Table, and be printed, 9. Report Resolutions for making perpetual several, relating to the encouragement of the silk manu- 
factures of this kingdom; to encourage the growth of coffee in His Majesty’s plantations in America; allowing the importation of 
rape seed, and other seeds; for making perpetual several, with amendments, for preventing clandestine running of goods, and the 
danger of infection thereby ; for making perpetual one, with amendments, for allowing the importation of seal skins; for continuing 
several relating to allowing the free importation of cochineal and indigo; for permitting the exportation of wool from the British 
plantations in America, and to the imposing a duty on cotton wool, the growth of the British colonies, 110. Acts mentioned in the 
said Resolutions to be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 111. (See supra, 642.) Considered, 120. Resolutions 
reported, and agreed to, and Bills ordered thereupon, 122. (See Laws Expiring, 32, 33.) Report Resolutions for continuing several 
for prohibiting the exportation from Great Britain, and permitting the importation of corn and other articles of provision, without 
payment of duty ; to prohibit the exportation from Ireland of corn or potatoes; for regulating the drawbacks and bounties on the 
exportation of sugar from Ireland; and for allowing the importers of rum and spirits from the British plantations, to land the same 
in Ireland before payment of the Duties of Excise ; Acts mentioned in the said Resolutions to be considered in a Committee of the Wiole 
House, 138. (See supra, 643.) Considered, 142. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; Bills ordered thereupon; 145. (See Corn, 
23, 24. Sugar, 11.) Report Resolution for continuing, with amendments, one for improving the city of Dublin, and for regulating 
the coal trade thereof; Bill ordered thereupon ; 311. See Pavings, 3 


To inquire, &amp;c.—Orders, instruction, powers, &amp;c. and Report of last session, referred; Lxv.10. Report with Appendix ; to lie upon 


the Table, and be printed, 13. Report Resolutions for continuing one for permitting the importation of masts, yards and bowsprits ; 
for continuing several, with Amendments, for permitting the exportation of salt from the port of Nassau in American ships, and for 
permitting sugar and coffee to be exported from His Majesty’s colonies ; for continuing one for the further support and encouragement 
of the Greenland Fisheries ; for making perpetual one to prevent the clandestine running of uncustomed goods, and for preventing 
frauds relating to the Customs ; Acts mentioned in the said Resolutions to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; 150. 
(See supra, 644.) Considered, 153. Resolutions reported and agreed to; Bills ordered thereupon; 157. (See Customs, 16. 
Fish, 25. Masts. Salt, 2.) Report Resolution for continuing one for the better regulation of the silk manufactures ; Act 
mentioned in the said Resolution to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; 177. (See supra, 645.) Act considered, 197. 
Further considered ; Resolution reported and agreed to, and Bill ordered thereupon; 217. (See Silk, 7.) Report Resolution for 
continuing one for the more effectual encouragement of the manufactures of flax and cotton in Great Britain ; Act mentioned in the 
said Resolution to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; 202. (See supra, 646.) Act considered, 376. Resolution 
reported and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon ; 387. (See Flax,2.) Report Resolution for reviving and continuing one for allowing 
the importation of fish from Newfoundland and Labrador, and for granting a bounty thereon; Act mentioned in the said Resolution 
to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House ; 306. (See supra, 647.) Considered, 348. Resolution reported and agreed 
to; Bill ordered thereupon ; 352. (See Fish, 27.) Report Resolution for reviving and continuing one for allowing the importation 
of fish from the North American Colonies ; Act mentioned in the said Resolution to be considered in a Committee of the Whole 
House ; 423. (See supra, 648.) Considered, 433. Resolution reported and agreed to, and instruction accordingly, 434. See 
Fish, 27. 


To inquire, &amp;c.— Orders, instructions, powers, &amp;c. and Report of last session, referred; Lxv1. 37. Report; to lie upon the Table, and, 


with Appendix, to be printed, 37. Report Resolutions for continuing several relating to granting 2 bounty on certain species of 
British and Irish linens exported ; for prohibiting the exportation and permitting the importation of corn; to permit the importation 
of tobacco; Acts mentioned in the said Resolutions to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House ; 158. (See supra, 649.) 
Considered, 162. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 167. (See Laws Expiring, 34.) Report Resolution for continuing one 
with Amendments, for granting an additional duty on copper imported into Great Britain; Act mentioned in the said Resolution to 
be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; 271. (See supra, 651.) Considered, 287. Resolution reported and Bill 
ordered, 292. See Copper, 3. 


To inquire, &amp;c.—Orders, instruction, powers, &amp;c. and Report of last session, referred; Lxv11.13. Report; to lie upon the Table, and, 


with the Appendix, to be printed, 17. Report Resolutions for making one perpetual for encouraging the manufacture of leather, by 
lowering the duty upon bark ; for continuing several for permitting the importation of masts, yards, and bowsprits, &amp;c. ; for permit- 
ting the importation of tobacco ; for permitting goods and commodities to be imported into, and exported from, Nova Scotia and New 
Brunswick ; for consolidating and extending the laws in force for the importation and exportation of goods into and from certain ports 
in the West Indies; Report to lie upon the Table, 124. Read again; Acts mentioned in the Resolutions, to be considered in a 
Committee of the Whole House ; 132. (See supra, 652.) Considered, 137. Resolutions reported, and Bills ordered, 147. See Laws 
Expiring, 35+ Oak Bark, 1. Masts. 


To inquire, &amp;c.—Orders, instruction, powers, &amp;c. and Report of last session, referred; Lxvitt. 12. Report with Appendix; to lie 


on the Table, and be printed, 14. Report three Resolutions for continuing several relating to the transportation of offenders in 
Scotland; to the bringing of coals, &amp;c. to London by inland navigation ; Two first agreed to, and Bill ordered. (See Transportation, 1.) 
Act mentioned ir the last Resolution to be considered in Committee of the Whole House ; 295. ‘on supra, 653-) Considered, 303- 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 307. See Coals, 4. 


To inquire, &amp;c.—Orders, instruction, and powers, &amp;c. and Report of last session, referred ; LXIX. 7. ie with Appendix ; to lie upon 


the Table, and be printed, g. 


To inquire, &amp;c.—Orders, instruction, powers, &amp;c. and Report of last session, referred; Uxx.7. Report, with Appendix; to lie upon 
the Table, and be printed, 8. 


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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)}—To consider various matters—continued. 


Laws Expiring—continued. 
1589. To inquire, &amp;c.—Orders, instruction, powers, &amp;c. and Report of last session, referred; Lxx1.8, Report with Appendix ; to lie upon 
the Table, and be printed, g. 


1590. To inquire, &amp;c.—Orders, instruction, powers, &amp;c. ; and Report of last session, referred; Lxx11.9. Report with Appendix ; to lie upon 
the Table, and be printed, 18. 


1591. To inquire, &amp;c.—Orders, instruction, powers, &amp;c.; and Report of last session, referred; Lxx111.6. Report with Appendix; to lie on 
the Table, and be printed, 13. : 


1592. To inquire, &amp;c.—Orders, instruction, powers, &amp;c.; and Report of last session, referred; Lxx1v.27. Keport with Appendix; to lie on 
the Table, and be printed, 34. 


1503. To inquire, &amp;c.—Orders, instruction, powers, &amp;c.; and Report of 25 January 1818, referred; txxv.6. Report with Appendix; to lie 
on the Table, and be printed, 10. Committee again appointed; Report of 2’7 November 1819 referred, 119, Report and Appendix; 
to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 126. 


Leather : 
1594. Petitions presented in session 1813 relating to the duty lately imposed upon Leather; To examine the matter thereof, and report same, 
with observations ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; accounts presented during the session relating to 
Leather, referred ; txvi11. 255. Other Petitions referred, 270, 276, 284, 291, 298, 304, 346. Order for Committee to report 
observations discharged; Committee to report Minutes of Evidence; 363. Report to lie on the Table, and with Appendix, be 
printed, 379. Report referred to Select Committee appointed 9g May 1816; Lxxt. 352. 


1595. To consider of the state of the laws relating to the manufacture of, and duties upon Leather; and to report, with observations ; to send 
for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Report of 5 April 1813 referred ; 
Petitions presented during the session referred; Lxx1. 352. Members added, 368, 393. Other Petitions referred, 3'79, 385, 389, 
402, 408, 414, 420, 427, 433, 438, 444, 45°, 454, 461. Committee to report Minutes ‘of Evidence rom time to time; Report of 
Minutes ; to lie on the Table, and be printed; 397. Second Report of Minutes; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 414. Third 
Report, and Appendix ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 431. Third Report read; Committee of Whole House appointed to 
consider same; 443. See supra, 657. 


Life Boats :—See supra, 1537, 1538. 


1596. Lighthouses :——Of erecting a Lighthouse on the Bell or Cape Rock on the eastern coast of Scotland ; to send for persons, papers 
and records; all to have voices, and five to be the quorum; Lv11I. 533. Accounts of the Commissioners of Northern Light- 
houses referred, 565. Report, with an Appendix, 570. To lie on the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 572. Petition of 
Provost, &amp;c. of Dundee, for erecting a Lighthouse, to lie on the Table, 582. Report again read, and Bill ordered, 586. (See 
Lighthouses, 1. Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House, Lxr. 451. See supra, 661, 662. 1385. 


Limerick :—See supra, 1524. 


1597. Linen Manufacture :—So much of several Acts passed by the Parliament of Ireland relative to the better regulation of the Linen 
or Hempen Manufacture, as relates to ascertaining the quality of the flax imported into Ireland; To report observations ; to send for 


persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Lv11, 389. Report with Appendix ; to lie 
on the Table, and be printed, 427. 


Liverpool Docks :—See supra, 1468. 
London :—See supra, 1469. infra, 1626-1633. 


1598. London Bridge ;——To inquire into the present state of London Bridge ; To report observations ; to send for persons, papers and 
records ; five to be the quorum; Lxxv.209. Members added, 224, 349. Petitions referred, 312. Accounts referred, 448. Com- 


mittee to sit, notwithstanding adjournment, 459. Reports of 1799, 1800 and 1801, referred, 464, Report ; to lie on the Table, and to 
be printed, 476. 


London Police :—See infra, 1628-1631. 


London Port : 

1599. Petition of the Mayor and Aldermen of London for a Bill relating to the office of gauger at the docks and quays wherein guageable 
commudities may be landed, within the Port of London; To send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; Lx1x. 187. 
Petition and order for referring Petition read, and order discharged, 230. 

601. To inquire into the operation and effect of the several Acts for ereeting docks and otherwise improving the Port of London, so far as relates 

to the gauging of wine, &amp;c.; To report observations ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; LxIx. 230. 
Petitions against, referred, and counsel ordered ; From the Directors of London Dock Company, 242. The City of London, 251. West 
India Dock Company, 268. Merchants and importers of wine spirits; 329. Merchants trading to the West Indies; 329. Londen 
spirit dealers, 404. Merchants of West India Colonies, 472. | Members added, 396. Committee to report Minutes from time to 
time, 484. Report; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 504. Minutes of Evidence referred to the Select Committee appointed in 
1815; LXx. 191. See infra, 1602, 

1602. To inquire into the operation and effect of the several Acts for improving the Port of London, so far as relates to the gauging of wines 
and other gaugeable commodities ; To report same with observations ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; 
Minutes of Evidence taken before the committee in the Session 1814, referred; Lxx.190. Committee to report Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report to lie on the Table, and be printed, 470. 

See supra, 1469. 


London Post Office :—See infra, 1691-1693. 


1603. [Lotteries :—To inquire how far the evils attending Lotteries have been remedied by the laws passed respecting the same ; To report 
observations thereupon, and upon such further measures as may be necessary for remedy thereof; five to be the quorum ; to send 
for persons, papers and records; Lx111.220. Members added, 234. Committee to report opinion from time to time, 264. Report; 
to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 267. Second Report ; to lie upon the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 468. 


1604, Loyalty Loan :—Petition of James Edwards for relief with respect to certain payments made by him for subscription receipts to the 
Loyalty Loan of 1795; To send for persons, papers and records, Lvi1. 149. Report; to lie on the Table, 190, Referred to the 
Committee of Supply, 571. See Supply, 57. 532. 

Lunatics : : 

To inquire into the state of the criminal and pauper lunatics in England and Wales, and of the laws relative thereto; To report obser- 
vations and opinion ; five to be the quorum ; account referred; tx11. 76. Member added, 84. To send for persons, papers and 
records; to report proceedings from time to time; 111. Another Committee appointed for the above purpose ; to send for 
persons, papers and records ; to report proceedings from time to time ; five to be the quorum ; all Minutes of Evidence taken before the 


former Committee in Session 1806-7, together with their proceedings, referred ; Account referred; Lx11.607. Report; to lie on the 
Table, and be printed, 715. 


1605. 





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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 
(2).—To consider various matters—continued. 


Lunatics—continued. 
‘1606. To inquire into the expediency of making further provision for the relief of the Lunatic Poor in Ireland ; To send for persons, papers and 
records ; five tobe the quorum; Lxx11. 136. Members added, 185, 242, 351. Committee to report Minutes of Evidence from 
time to time; Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed; 406. Report again read, and Bill ordered, 434. (See Lunatics, 12.) 
Minutes of Evidence reported ; to lie upon the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 443. 


Lyme Regis :—See supra, 1470. 


Madhouses : 


1607. Of provision being made for the better regulation of Madhouses in England and Ireland ; To report same with their observations ; to 
send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lxix. 217. All to have voices, 223. Petition from Governors of 
Bethlem Hospital, referred, 239. No Report. 


1608. Of provision being made for the better regulation of Madhouses in England ; To report same with observations; to send for persons, 
papers and records ; five to be the quorum; LxXx. 253. Papers presented 4 July, in session 1814, relative to the management of 
insane patients in the hospital at Hoxton and in other hospitals, referred, 271. Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 298. 
To adjourn from time to time and from place to place, and to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 312. To report Minutes of Evidence 
from time to time; First Report of Minutes; to lie upon the Table, and be printed ; 328. Second Report ; to lie upon the Table, 
and be printed; 350. Third Roport; to lie upon the Table, and be printed; 382. Fourth Report; to lie upon the Table, and be 
printed ; 429. Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed; Chairman acquaints the House that he was directed by 
the Committee to move for a Bill, and Bill ordered; 471. (See Lunatics,3.) First Report ; to be reprinted; Lxx1.9. Reports 
referred to the Committee appointed the session 1816; txx1. 16. See infra, 1609. 


1609. Of provision being made for the better regulation of Madhouses in England; To report same with observations ; to send for persons, 
papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time, from place to place, and to sit notwithstanding adjourn- 
ment; to report Minutes of Evidence from time to time; Reports of Session 1815 referred; Lxx1.16. Members added, 72, 204, 
251, 260. Copies of correspondence between the Admiralty, Navy, and Transport Boards, on the subject of an asylum for lunatic 
seamen, proposed to be erected at Haslar, 202. Instruction to examine the plans of Doctor Weir and Messrs Hall and Bevans, for 
such asylum, and to report what plan they would recommend, 202. Report of Minutes of Evidence ; to lie on the Table, and be 
printed, 311. Second Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed; Chairman directed to move for a Bill, and Bill ordered, 407. 
(See Lunatics, 4.) Member added, 438. Third Report ; to lie on the Table, and, with Appendix, to be printed, 444. 


1611. Mail Coaches :—trTo enquire into the expediency of the exemption from toll granted to Mail Coaches in Great Britain ; To report 
observations and opinion ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; txvi.227. Reports from the Committee 
on broad wheels; and Reports from the Committee on the subject of Mr Palmer's claims referred ; Committee to report Minutes of 
Evidence ; 401. Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 407. Report read, and a Committee of the Whole 
House appointed to consider thereof; Lxv11.235. (See supra, 701.) Report referred to the Select Committee appointed in 1815, to 
inquire into the state of the roads from Holyhead to London; Lxx. 312. See supra, 1557. 


1612, Mallison, Mr :—Petition of William Henry Mallison respecting his invention to prevent persons from drowning ; To report 
observations ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; Lxv1.360. To sit notwithstanding adjournment, 370. 
To report opinion, with Minutes of Evidence; Report, with Resolutions, to lie upon the Table, and be printed ; 394. Motion for an 
Address respecting ditto, negatived, Lxx1v.622. See Addresses, 619. . 


1613, Malt :—To enquire whether any, and what difference ought to be allowed in the rate of duty on Malt made from Barley of England, and 
of Barley and Bigg of Scotland; to send for persons, papers and records; seven to be the quorum ; L1x.150. Members added, 173, 
188,191. Report; House informed that it was necessary to make some alterations therein, and Report re-committed ; instruction to 
report observations and opinion, 340. Report, with Appendix, together with three Resolutions, 445. To lie onthe Table, and be 
printed, 346. 


1614. Petitions respecting the manner of making Malt, as required by Act 42 Geo. III.; to send for persons, papers and records ; all to have 
voices; Lx1.291. Other Petitions referred, 294, 316, 321, 323, 327. Members added, 369. Committee to report observations, 
and to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 403. To report Minutes of Evidence ; Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be 
printed, 416. 


1615. Man, Isle of :—Petition of John Duke of Atholl, for compensation, and respecting the sovereignty of the Isle of Man; Report of 
Commissioners of Inquiry in 1792 referred; Lx.172. All to have voices, 173. Instruction to take into consideration Report of 
Commissioners respecting the revenues of the Isle of Man, &amp;c. 261. Accounts and papers referred, 272. Petitions of the House of 
Keys, and inhabitants of the Isle of Man respecting the revenues of that Island; to lie on the Table, 281. Committee to report the 
proceedings, together with their observations and opinion thereupon, from time to time, 287. Petition of Mr. Bridson and Mr. Stowell 
respecting the Duke of Atholl’s claim ; to lie on the Table, 295. Report, with two Resolutions ; day appointed for further considering 
Report, and to be printed ; Minutes ordered; 300. Presented ; printed ; 314. Report further considered, and referred toa Committee 
of the Whole House, 356. (See supra, 725.) Committee revived, 361. See also supra, 1471. 


Manby, Captain: 
1616. Petition for reimbursement of expenses incurred by him respecting his invention to save persons from shipwreck ; to send for persons, 
papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lxv.213. Report with Appendix ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 219. Referred 
to the Committee of Supply, 285. See Supply, 58. 2184. 


1617. Reports and papers respecting Captain Manby’s experiments ; To examine the matters thereof, and to report same with observations; 
to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lx1x.244. Petition of Mrs Whitfield referred, 285. Papers 
presented 25 May 1809 Referred, 323. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 341. Read again, and referred to a Committee 
of Supply, 367. (See Supply, 58. 3188.) Address relative thereto. (See 4ddresses, 476.) Copy of Report to be laid before the Prince 
Regent, at the same time with the Address, 497. 


1618. Petition of Mrs Whitfield relative to Captain Manby’s experiments, Lx1x.417. Report; to lie upon the Table, 448. Motion for referring 
Report to the Committee of Supply ; Regent’s recommendation signified ; 423. Report referred, 424. See Supply, 77. 3471. 


1619. Manufactories :—The state of the children employed in the Manufactories of the United Kingdom ; to report observations ; to send 
for persons, papers, and records; five to be the quorum; to report Minutes of Evidence from time to time; Lxx1. 265. Petitions 
referred, 301, 307, 309, 338, 455. Members added, 320, 328, 339, 370, 389, 391, 459- Report of Minutes; to lie on the Table, 

and be printed, 405. Committee to adjourn from time to time, and to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 408. Report referred to 
the Select Committee on Poor Laws, 412. (See infra, 1682.) Second Repoitof Minutes; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 483. 
Message from the Lords, desiring copies of the Reports, and Reports communicated, LX XIII. 312. 


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(2).—To consider various matters—continued. 


Margaret’s, Saint, Church, Westminster : 


1621. ~ Petition of the Minister, Churchwardens, and Vestry of the parish of Saint Margaret, Westminster, for a further grant of money for the 


repair of that church ; -To send for persons, papers, and records; tv1t. 381. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 479. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 571. See Supply, 59. 534. 


1622. Petition of the Vestry of the parish of Saint Margaret, Westminster, for leave to present a petition for a further grant of money for 
‘repairing the Church ; five to be the quorum ; Lxviti. 373. Report, 389. (App. 939.-—————Petition of the Vestry for a further 
grant of money for repairing the Church ; to send for persons, papers, and records; five’to be the quorum; Lxvirt. 389. To report 
opinion, 452. Report, 598. To lie upon the Table, and, with the Appendix, be printed, 599. (App. 939.) Referred to the Com- 
mittee of Supply; uxrx. 51. See Supply, 59. 3087. 


Marine Insurance :—See supra, 1567. 
Marines :—See supra, 1383. 
Marshalsea Prison :—See infra, 1694. 
Martin, George :—See supra, 1373. 
Masters :—See infra, 1739- 


Members : 
1623. To inquire what offices or places of profit under the Crown in Ireland are held by Members of the House ; ‘To send for persons, papers, and 
records ; five to be the quorum; Lvi. 75. Order for appointing the Committee read and discharged, 97. 


1624. So much of the Fourth Article of the Union with Ireland as respects the number of Members holding places of profit under the Crown 
in Ireland who shall be capable of sitting in the House of Commons; To report opinion; to send for persons, papers, and records ; 
five to be the quorum; Lv1I. 352. Report, together with two Resolutions, 383. To lie on the Table, and be printed, 384. Day 


appointed for further considering Report, 468. Report further considered; Resolutions agreed to, and Bill ordered ; 476. See 
Members, 118. 


1625. To examine the Journals of the House, and Records of Parliament, for precedents of cases of Members who have been expelled by the 
House, and for what causes they have been so expelled; and also of cases in-which Members, having been expelled by the House, 
have been again returned; To report same, with proceedings thereupon ; five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournmeat ; 
Lx11. 77. Order for the appointment of the above Committee discharged, and another appointed ; Members of the last Committee 
to be the Committee now appointed; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding any adjournment ; 89. Member added, 92. To 


send for persons, papers, and records, 107. Report ; to lie on the Table, and to be printed, 128. See Cawthorne, Mr. See 
also supra, 1421. infra, 1663. 


Mendicity :—See infra, 1626. 


Metropolis : 


1626. Mendicity :—To inquire into the state of Mendicity in the Metropolis and its immediate neighbourhood; To report same, with 
observations ;- to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lxx. 369. Members added, 394, 401. Committee 
to report Minutes of Evidence, 470. Report with Appendix; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 471. Report referred to the 
Committee appointed in 1816 ; Lx x1. 369.————To inquire into the state of Mendicity in the Metropolis ; to send for persons, papers, 
and records; five to be the quorum ; to report Minutes of Evidence from time to time; Report of 1815 referred; Lx x1. 369. 
Report ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 406. Referred to the Committee on Laws relating to the Poor, 412. (See infra, 1682.) 


Message from the Lords, requesting copies of Reports; Report of this session communicated ; Message further considered, and 
Report of last session communicated ; 528. 


1627. Paving:—To inquire into the present state of the Pavement of the Metropolis ; to report observations ; To send for persons, papers and 
records ; five to be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; Lxx1. 


151. Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 239. Copy of Report ordered to be laid before the Prince Regent, 
with an Address, Lx x11. 198. See Addresses, 505. 


1628. Police :—tTo inquire into the state of the Police of the Metropolis ; To report same, with observations ; to send for persons, papers and 
records ; ‘five to be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Lx x1. 
266. Members added, 268, 329. Committee to report Minutes of Evidence, 523. Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and 


be printed, 525. Report referred to the Select Committee appointed to inquire into the state and description of Gaols, &amp;c.; Lxxiv. 
175. See supra, 1529. 


1629.. To inquire into the state of the Police of the Metropolis ; To report same, with observations ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five 
to be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place; to sit notwithstanding any adjournment; petitions 
relating to licensing public-houses referred; Lxx11. 147. Members added, 151,171,190. Instruction to inquire and to report 
generally upon the execution of the laws relating to the licensing of victuallers, 167. Petitions referred, 168, 190, 203, 225, 239, 
252, 336. Committee to report proceedings from time to time, 203. To report Minutes of Evidence, 231. First Report ; to lie on 
the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 231. Second Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 465. Petition 
of Justices of Surrey relating to the above Reports ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 1x x111. 120. Read, and referred to the Select 
Committee on the Police of the Metropolis; 250. (See infra, 1631.) Reports‘ referred to Select Committee on the state and 
description of Gaols, &amp;c: ; txx1v.175. (See supra, 1529.) Message from the Lords, requesting a copy of the Report; House will 
send an answer; Lxx1v. 256. . Message considered, and a printed copy communicated, 264. 


1631. To inquire into the state of the Police of the Metropolis ; To report observations; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the 
quorum ; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; Lxx111. 228. Instruction to 
inquire into and report upon the state of Cold Bath Fields Prison, Tothill Fields Bridewell, and Clerkenwell Prison, 228. Members 
added, 232, 241, 270, 297. Petition of magistrates of Surrey referred, 250. Committee to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report ; 
418. To lie on the Table, and, with the Appendix, be printed, 419. Report referred to Select Committee on the state and description 
of Gaols, &amp;c.; LxxIv. 175. (See supra, 1529.) Message from the Lords, requesting a copy of the Report; House will send an 
answer; LXXIv.256. Message considered, and printed copy communicated, 264. 


Poor, Education of : 

1632. To inquire into the Education of the Lower Orders of the Metropolis ; ‘To report observations, with Minutes of Evidence, from time to 
time ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Lx x1..386. Members 
added, 394, 433. Instruction to consider what may be fit to be done with respect to the children of paupers. found begging in the 

streets, 


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354 COMMITTEES—continued. 






II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.:—To consider various matters—continued. 


1633. 


1634 


1635. 


1636. 


1638. 


1639. 


1642, 


1643. 


1644. 


1645. 


1646. 


1647, 





Metropolis—continued. 


streets, in and near the metropolis, 395. Reports of Minutes; to lie upon the Table, and be printed; First Report, 434. Second, 
456. Third, 486. Fourth, 493. Reports referred to the Committee appointed in 1817; Lxx11.298. (See infra, 1633.) Reports 
referred to the Committee appointed in 1818 upon the Education of the Lower Orders; LX XIII. 135. See supra, 1489. 


To inquire into the Education of the Lower Orders of the Metropolis; To report observations, with Minutes of Evidence; to send for 
persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Reports from the Committee in 1816, 
referred; Lxx11. 298. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 464. Report referred to the Committee appointed in 1818 
upon the Education of the Lower Orders; LX XIII. 135. See supra, 1489. 

See supra, 1507. infra, 1658. 


Militia :—To what extent the Militia Laws of England ought to be applied to Scotland; To report observations and opinion from 
time to time ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; Lv111. 470. Resolution reported, and Report referred 
to a Committee of the Whole House, 492. See supra, 811. Lords Amendments to the Bill for amending the laws relating to 
the Militia in England, and for augmenting the Militia; To report what they think proper to be offered to the House thereupon ; 
Lvit. 582. Reported, 592. See Militia, 4.———— Lords Amendments to the Bill for amending the laws relating to the Local 
Militia in England ; To report what they think proper to be offered to the House thereupon ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; 
Lxvit. 256. Report, 259. See Militia, 74. 


Museum, British : 

Petition of the Trustees, respecting the purchase of Mr. Townley’s collection of ancient Sculptured Marbles; To send for persons, 
papers and records ; five to be the quorum; to adjourn from time to time and from place to place; to sit during the sitting and 
notwithstanding any adjournment; Lx. 343. ‘To report observations and opinion, with the Minutes of Evidence taken before 
them, 385. Reported, 393. Report to lie on the Table, and be printed, 395. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 409. See 
Supply, 62. 1072, 1073. 


So much of the above Report as relates to the additions making to the British Museum intended for the reception of the Egyptian and 
other antiquities ; To report observations ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to report from time to 
time ; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place ; to sit during the sitting and notwithstanding any adjournment; Lx. 394. 
Member added, 440. Report; to lie on the Table, 460. 





To examine the state of the additions making to the British Museum; To report observations ; to send for persons, papers and records; 
five to be the quorum; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Lx1. 319. 
Report; to lie on the Table, 358. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 458. See Supply, 62. 


To examine the state of additions making to the British Museum intended for the Egyptian and other antiquities ; To report observations; 
to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place; to sit notwith- 
standing adjournment; Lx11. 596. Member added, 621. Report; to lie on the Table, 716. Another Committee appointed ; 
with same orders and powers; LXIII. 454. Report; to lie on the Table, 477. 





Petition of the Trustees respecting the purchase of the Lansdown collection of Manuscripts ; To report observations and opinion, and the 
Minutes of Evidence taken before them ; instruction to consider of the expediency of exchanging or otherwise disposing of certain 
articles of the manuscripts and other collections; five to be the quorum; to adjourn from time to time and from place to place ; to sit 
notwithstanding adjournment ; Lx11. 588. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 672. Referred to the Committee of 
Supply, 736. See Supply, 62. 1663. 


Petition of the Trustees for purchase of Mr. Greville’s collection of minerals; To report observations ; to send for persons, papers and 
records ; five to be the quorum; Lxv.220. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 355. (App. 739.) Referred to the 
Committee of Supply, 388. See Supply, 62.2238. 


Petition of the Trustees for leave to present a Petition for a grant in support of the Establishment; To send for persons, papers and 
records ; LXVIII. 528. Report, and leave given, 351. See Petitions, 771. 


Petition of the Trustees for the purchase ofthe Townleian collection of antiquities; To send for persons, papers and records; 
five to be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time and from place to place; tx1x. 335. Report; to lie on the Table, and be 
printed, 383. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 417. See Supply, 62. 


Petition of the Trustees for the purchase of Dr. Burney’s Library ; To report observations ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five 
to be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time and from place to place ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; Lxx111.92. Report ; 
to lie on the Table, and be printed, 258. (App. 785.) Referred to the Committee of Supply, 282. See Supply, 62. 4033. 
See supra, 1503. 


Naval Asylum: 


Petition of the Governors and Committee of the Naval Asylum for aid; Lx. 322. Reported; Report referred to a Committee of the 
Whole House ; 391. See supra, 817. 

Estimate of the sum wanted to defray the expense of the Royal Naval Asylum ; To report observations ; to send for persons, papers and 
records; five to be the quorum; Lxx1. 383. Member added, 423. Report; Referred to the Committee of Supply, 462. 
(See Supply, 63.) Referred to Committee appointed in 1817 ; Lxx11. 258. Estimate of the expense of the establishment for 
1817; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place; to sit 
notwithstanding adjournment ; Report of session 1816, referred; copy Resolutions of Commissioners for Royal Naval Asylum 
at Greenwich, referred; Lxx11. 258. Members added, 265, 286. Accounts referred, 270. Report; to lie on the Table, and be 
printed, 335. 





Naval Inquiry : 


Tenth Report of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry ; To inquire into the application of any monies issued to the Treasurer of the 
Navy for naval services, &amp;c. ; number to be twenty-one; to be chosen by ballot; Members to prepare lists of twenty-one names 
to be the Committee; tx. 214. Lists delivered in, and Committee appointed to examine them, 216. Report; Motion, That 
the Report be now brought up; Motion for the House to adjourn, negatived ; Question again proposed for bringing up the Report ; 
Amendment proposed, and Motion for the House to adjourn ; Amendment and Motion withdrawn ; Report brought up ; 221. List 
read again; Motions for striking out the names of certain Members therefrom, negatived ; Committee to send for persons, papers and 
records ; seven to be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time ; to report proceedings and observations from time to time ; to sit during 
the sitting, and notwithstanding adjournment, 227. Message to the Lords desixing leave for Lord Viscount Melville to come to be 
examined at the Committee, 231. Lords will send an answer, 235. Message to the Lords desiring leave for Lord Harrowby to 
come to be examined at the Committee, 253. Lords will send an answer, 259. Lords give leave to Lord Harrowby to attend, 265. 
Lords desire a conference respecting the message for the attendance of Lord Melville; House agree thereto; Committee appointed 
to manage it; conference held; Report that the Lords had desired the conference to communicate that the course adopted by the 
Lords has been to permit Members of their House to defend themselves in the House of Commons on any points on which that House 
has not previously passed any accusatory Resolutions, and to permit their Members to give evidence before that House, or any Com- 
mittee, on those points only on which no matter of accusation is at that time depending against them ; and that their Lordships have 
given leave to Lord Melville to go down to the Select Committee in order to be examined, if he shall so think fit, his Lordship 
conforming himself in all respects to the above course; 265. Report from the Committee, that upon consideration of the restrictions 
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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)—To consider various matters—continued. 


Naval Inquiry—continued. 


contained in the Minutes of conference, it does not appear that they can effectually proceed to the examination of Lord Melville, 
without touching upon the regulations under which his Lordship has been permitted to come before them, 272. Report; to le en 


' the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 311. (App. 837.) Lords desire a copy of the Report; House will send an answer ; 418, 
A copy communicated, 419. 


1648. Eleventh Report of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry, except so far as the same relates to circumstances, connected with the issue of 
£.100,000. for Secret Naval Services; number to be twenty-one; to be chosen by ballot; Members to prepare lists of twenty-one 
names to be of the Committee; Lx. 302. Lists delivered in, and Committee appointed to examine them, 306. Report of names; 
Committee to send for persons, papers and records; seven to be the quorum; to adjourn from time to time; to report proceedings 
and observations from time to time; to sit during the sitting,and notwithstanding adjournments; 314. Message to the Lords 
desiring leave for Lord Viscount Sidmouth, the Earl of Buckinghamshire and the Earl St. Vincent, to be examined at the.Committee, 
320. Lords will send an answer, 321. Message from the Lords desiring to know upon what grounds, and for what purposes the 
Commons desire the attendance of the said Peers ; House will send an answer ; 377. Committee appointed to draw up an answer, 381. 
Reported, and Report to lie on the Table, 384. Read again, and message sent to the Lords, That the Committee no longer think it 
necessary to desire the Lords to give them leave to attend, 391. Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 411. 


1649. So much of the Eleventh Report of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry as relates to the advance of £. 100,000. for Secret Naval Services ; 
To report opinion and observations; to be a Committee of Secrecy ; number to be seven; to be chosen by ballot; Members to 
prepare lists of seven names to be the Committee ; Lx. 413. Lists delivered in, and Committee appointed to examine them, 418. 
Report of names ; Committee to send for persons, papers and records ; four to be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time ; to report 


proceedings with observations ; to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding adjournment; 420. Report; to lie on the Table, and 
be printed, 429. 


Navigations : 
1651. To inquire into the tolls on the Grand Canal of Ireland, and what measures have been or may be adopted for their reduction ; To report 


same, with observations; to send for persons, papers and records ; all to have voices; Lx. 296. Papers referred, 355. Leave given 
the Committee to annex papers to their Report, 366. Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 375. 


1652. Petition of the Royal Canal Company, together with the Report of the Directors General of Inland Navigation in Ireland to the Lord 
Lieutenant of Ireland, upon the affairs of the said Company; To report observations; five to be the quorum; ~xv1. 404. Report; 
to lie on the Table, and, with Appendix, to be printed, 431. Report referred to the Select Committee on the same subject appointed 
in 1813, LXVIII. 314. See infra, 1654. 


1653. Petition of the Loan Debenture Holders of the Royal Canal Company of Ireland, and also Petition of the Holders of £.4. per cent Loan 
Debentures; Number to be twenty-one ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lxvi1. 368. To report 


observations, 479. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 492. (App. 887.) Report referred to the Select Committee on the 
same subject appointed in 1813, LXVIII. 314. See infra, 1654. 


1654. The affairs of the Grand and Royal Canal Companies in Ireland, and the state of Inland Navigation in Ireland ; To report observations; 
to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lxviir. 301. Reports of the Committees in 1811 and 1812, and 
evidence annexed to the same, and all other papers relative to the state of that Company which have been presented since 1809, 
referred; 314. Petitions referred, 383, 396, 405, 406, 427. Committee to report proceedings from time to time, 436. 
To report Minutes of Evidence; 468. Report with Appendix; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 471. Member added, 498. 
Second Report; to lie on the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 550. Reports read again; Bill ordered thereupon; 556, 
(See Navigations, 2.) Member added, 558. Third Report, 566. To lie upon the Table, and, with the Appendix, be printed, 567. 


Reports referred to the Committee of Supply, 596. (See Supply, 56. 2937, 2938.) Reports read again; Bill ordered; 618. 
See Navigations, 3. 


1655. To inquire into the state of the late Royal Canal Company in Ireland, and the Reports made upon the same by the Commissioners of 
Inquiry and the Directors General of Inland Navigation in Ireland; To report same, with observations; to send for persons, 
papers and records; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; ~txx11. 249. Petitions referred, 288, 351, 
Members added, 351. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 464. 
See supra, 1406. infra, 1764. 1768. 


Nevis, Island of :—See infra, 1751. 
Newfoundland Trade : 


1656. Petition of Merchants of Tynemouth for relief, with respect to the Newfoundland Trade ; x1. 404. Other Petitions referred, 405, 411. 
Report ; to lie on the Table, 423. Read again, and referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 434. See supra, 846. 


1657. To inquire into the state of the Trade to Newfoundland, and into the situation of that settlement ; To send for persons, papers and 
records ; five to be the quorum; Lxx11. 363. To sit notwithstanding adjournment, 372. Report; to lie upon the Table, and be 
printed, 410. Motion, that the Report be now taken into further consideration ; negatived, 446. 


New Street :—See infra, 1674. 


1658. Nightly Watch and Police :—To examine into the state of the Nightly Watch in the Metropolis; and further into the state 
of the Police ; To send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to 
place; to report from time to time; to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding adjournment; Lxvir. 33. Petitions of 
London and Westminster Victuallers referred, 77, 89. Committee to report observations from time to time, 8g. Report ; to lie on 
the Table, and, with the Appendix, be printed, 227. 


1659. Nitrous Fumigation :—Petition of James Carmichael Smyth, M. D. for a reward for his invention of Nitrous F umigation ; To 
send for persons, papers and records ; xvi1. 173. All to have voices, 282. Report with Appendix; Report; to lie on the Table, 
and be printed, 565. Appendix to be printed, 575. Address resolved on, 650, See Addresses, 507. 


1661. Northern Circuit :—Whether any and what steps may be necessary to be taken to give to the counties of Westmoreland, Cumber- 
land, Northumberland, and Durham, and the town and county of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, the same advantages of Assizes twice in 
each year as are now possessed by all the other counties in England and Wales ; To report opinion ; to send for persons, papers and 
records ; five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; Lx xXItI. 80. Members added, 83, 111, 116, 147. Petition 
from Norwich referred ; instruction to take “the said Petition into consideration; 111. Returns relating to the Northern Circuit 
referred, 128. Order for Committee to report opinion discharged ; to report observations aud Minutes of Evidence, 292. Report 
with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 294. Report read; Motion for an Address, That the Prince Regent will be 
graciously pleased to adopt such measures as shall give to the counties of Westmoreland, Cumberland, Durham, and Northumberland, 
and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, the benefit of a general gaol delivery, and a commission of assize, and nisi prius twice in each year, 
withdrawn ; 389. Report read, and Address thereupon, Lx xiv. 94. See Addresses, 516. 


Northern communication with Ireland :—See infra, 1688, 1689. 


Northern 
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356 | COMMITTTEES—continued. 


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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 
(2.)\—To consider various matters—continued. 
Northern Lighthouses :—See supra, 1596. 


1662. Oaths :—To inquire into the manner of recording and keeping the records of the Oaths required to be taken by Act of the Parliament 
of Ireland, 33 Geo. III. and also into the manner of granting certificates of such Oaths having been taken; LX11I.335. Report ; 
to lie upon Table, 356. 


1663. Offices :—To inquire into precedents of cases of Naval and Military Officers accepting Offices of profit from the Crown and continuing 
- to sit as Members of the House ; five'to be the quorum ; Lxx1. 249. To send for persons, papers and records, 254. Report; to lie 
*. upon the Table, and be printed, 293. 


Offices in Reversion :—See infra, 1723. 
Orders :=—See infra, 1754-1771. 


1664. Orkney Islands :—Petition respecting the failure of the corn harvest in those Islands; To send for persons, papers and records ; 
LIx. 303. Report; to lie on the Table and be printed, 317. Petition and Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 379. 
See Supply, 85. 886. 


1665. Orphans’ Fund :—To inquire into the receipts and application of the duties granted by certain Acts relating to the Orphans’ Fund ; 
To report observations ; to send for persons, papers and records; Lxvi1. 177. Members added, 196. Report; to lie on the Table, 
and, with the Appendix, be printed, 421. Message from the Lords requesting a copy of the Report, 532. Considered, and further 
consideration of message put off for three weeks, 534. Report to be re-printed, Lx x. 289. See also infra, 1693. 


Palmer, Mr. : 


1666. Account of the per centage due to Mr Palmer on the net revenue of the Post Office, beyond £. 240,000, from 5 April 1793 to 5 January 
1808, deducting the produce arising from increased postage and restriction in franking, (according to the amount at which they were 
severally taken) and also the sum of £. 3,000. a year received during that period; Lx111.371. to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; 
Members added; 376. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 413. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 429. (See Supply, 1864.) 
To be re-printed ; Lxv111.517. Referred to the Select Committee appointed on Mr. Palmer’s Agreement for the improvement of the 
Post Office in 1813, 531. See infra, 1667. 


1667. _ The agreement made with him for the reform and improvement of the Post Office and its revenue ; To report observations ; to send for 
persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; all to have voices; Reports of 13 July 1797, 13 July 1807, and 9 June 1808, 
and account presented 19 June 1812, relating to the per centage due to Mr Palmer, referred ; Account of the net revenue of the Post 
‘Office, referred ; Lxv111.531. Message to the Lords desiring the attendance of certain Peers, 533, 544. Lords give leave for Peers 
to attend, 539. Order for Committee to report observations discharged ; to report Minutes of Evidence; Report ; to lie upon the 
Table, and be printed ; 546. 


- Paper : 

1668.- Petition of Booksellers and Printers of the Cities of London and Westminster, respecting the duties on Paper ; to send for persons, 
papers and records ; Lv11.183. Accounts referred, 199. To report observations, 241.. Report -with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, 
and, with Appendix, be printed, 249. Report again read, and referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 546. See 
supra, 874. 


1669. Petition of Paper makers against the use of machinery ; To report observations ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the 
quorum ; LXXII. 259. No Report. 


Parish Apprentices : 
1670. To examine and state the account of Parish Apprentices bound within the bills of mortality ; to send for persons, papers.and records ; 
five to be the quorum ; Lxvi.403. No Report. Committee again appointed; LxvII. 125. No Report. 





1671. The state of the Parish Apprentices bound into the country, from the parishes within the Cities of London and Westminster ; To report 
observations from time to time ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lx1x. 216. No Report. 


1672. | To examine into the number and state of Parish Apprentices bound into the country from parishes within the bills of mortality ; To 
report observations ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; Lxx.238. Report with Appendix; to lie 
upon the Table, and be prin ed, 307. 


1674. Pavings :—Petition of inhabitants of Norris Street and Market Terrace respecting the New Street Act; To send for persons, papers 
and records; Lxx11.'72. To report Minutes of Evidence ; Report ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed; 116. Report read again, 
and re-committed, 160. Report; to lie upon the Table, 462. See supra, 1627. 


1675. Peers :—Repor: of Conference held 30 June 1806 on the subject of the Commons having ordered the attendance of Lord Teignmouth 
{a Peer of the United Kingdom, not being a Lord of Parliament] when the charge against Marquis Wellesley was to be taken into 
consideration, and to search for precedents, and to prepare an answer to be returned to the Lords; Five to be the quorum; Lx1. 489. 


Members added, 494. Report; day appointed for further considering same ; 503. Further considered, and agreed to, 511. See 
Conferences, 13. See also supra, 1491. 


Penitentiary Houses : 
1676, Of the expediency of erecting Penitentiary Houses under Acts 34 and 19 Geo. III.; To report observations ; to send for persons, papers 
and records; five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; to report from time to time ; instruction to inquire into the 
effects produced by the punishment of transportation to New South Wales, and of imprisonment on board the hulks; Lxvr. 144. 
Report ; to lie on the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed; 388. Second Report; to lie upon the Table, and be printed; 411. 
Message from the Lords requesting copies of the Reports, 442. Reports communicated, 457. 


1677. Of the expediency of erecting Penitentiary Houses under Acts 34 and 19 Geo. III.; To report observations ; to send for persons, papers 

and records ; five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; to report from time to time; Lxvi1. 97. Instruction to 
inquire into the state of punishment in the hulks; to report opinion; 103. Report; to lie upon the Table, and, with Appendix, be 
printed ; 489. To be re-printed; Lx1x. 86. 


Petersburgh, St. Church :—See infra, 1732. 
Plague :—See supra, 1427. 


1678. Plymouth::—Papers relating to the Embankment at Catwater, near Plymouth; To report observations and opinion; to send for 
persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lxr. 464. Petition of Lord Boringdon respecting the Embankment; to lie on 
the Table; 480. Report with Appendix; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 530. 


Police :—See supra, 1628-1631. 1658. 


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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


1679. 


1681. 


1682. 


1683. 


1684. 


1685. 


1686. 


1687. 


1688. 


1689. 


1691. 


1692. 


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(2.)—To consider various matters—continued. 


Poor: 


Of the expediency of requiring notices to be ‘given of applications for Poor Bills ; To report opinion ; five to be the quorum; Standing 
Orders relating to Paving Bills referred; Lxv. 153. Report of two Resolutions; to lie upon the Table, 160. To be printed, 171. 
Re-committed to the same Committee, 195. No Report. 


Of the provisions which have been introduced into Local Acts for building houses for the Poor, or the better collection of the Poor's 
Rate, or the management, &amp;c. of the Poor of any parishes or districts; To send for persons, papers and records; five to be the 
quorum; LXvit1.140. Acts referred ; Committee to report observations; 141. Members added, 229. Report; to lie upon the 
Table, and be printed; 352. Report read again, and Bill ordered, 500. (See Poor, 29.) Report to be re-printed, Lx1x. 76. 
Message from the Lords requesting a copy of the Report, and copy communicated, 303. 


The Poor Laws; To report observations; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding 
adjournment; to report proceedings from time te time; Lxx1. 409. Reports of Select Conimittees on Mendicity of the Metropolis, 
and on Children employed in Manufactories, referred, 412. Members added, 139. Petition of Edward Smith referred, 433. Report ; 
to lie on the Table, and be printed, 474. The Poor Laws ; To report observations; to send for persons, papers and records ; 
five to be the quorum; to report from time to time ; to sit notwithstanding any adjournment; Lxx11.95. Members added, 104, 
110, 139, 159. Petitions referred, 101, 121, 138, 143, 154, 159, 166, 168, 174, 176, 177, 183, 186, 187, 190, 204, 205, 223, 
227, 235, 236, 249, 255, 259, 270, 287, 331, 335, 355, 357- Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 451. 
Message from the Lords requesting a copy of the Report, 476. No answer sent. Report to be re-printed without the Appendix, 
Lxxiv. 596. 





The Poor Laws; To report observations; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to report from time to time, 
and to sit notwithstanding any adjournment; abstract of Poor Returns for the years 1748, 1749, and 1750, referred; Lxx111. 22. 
Petitions respecting the Poor Laws referred, 46, 91, 125, 138, 148, 153, 162, 164, 167, 169, 190, 195, 205, 209, 214, 215, 216, 
227, 275, 282. Members added, 102. Abstract of Poor Returns under Act 55 Geo. III. referred, 119. Copy of the Report, and 
Minutes of Evidence, of the Committee appointed by the Lords on the Poor Laws, communicated from the Lords, and referred, 145. 
Report with Appendix; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 157. Second Report, with Appendix; to lie on the Tuble, and 
be printed, 291. Lords request copies of the First and Second Reports; House will send an answer; 334. Message considered, 
and printed copies sent to the Lords, 345. Third Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 391. 


The Poor Laws; To report observations from time to time; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to report 
from time to time, and to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Lx xiv. 117. Petitions referred, 120, 127, 132, 180, 195, 214. 266, 279. 
Members added, 170, 210, 511. Report with Appendix; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 596. Message from the Lords 
requesting a copy of the Report ; House will send an answer ; 630. No answer sent. 


The legislative provisions already existing for support of the aged and infirm Poor of Ireland, &amp;c.; To report same with observations and 
opinion ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; LIx. 233. Report, together with nine Resolutions, 310. 
To lie on the Table, and be printed, 311. 


Petition of the Society for promoting the education of the Poor in Ireland; To send for persons, papers and records; Lxx. 379. 
Report, 391. To lie on the Table, 392. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 400. See Supply, 66. 3457. 


Popham, Sir Home :—Papers respecting the repairs of the ships Romney and Sensible while under the command of Sir Home 


Popham; To examine into the several matters contained therein ; to report same with observations ; number to be twenty-one; to 
be chosen by ballot; Members to prepare lists of twenty-one names, to be the Committee ; Lx. 250. Li® delivered in, and 
Committee appointed to examine them, 259. Report of names, 260. Committee to send for persons, papers and records; seven to 
be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time, and to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjournment; 261. Instruction 
to examine into the expenditure and purchase of all stores for the use of the said ships, 270. | Message to the Lords desiring leave 
for Earl St. Vincent to be examined at the Committee, 274. — Lords will send an answer, 281. Message from the Lords desiring to 
be informed upon what grounds and for what purposes the Commons desire leave for Earl St. Vincent to attend the Committee ; 
House will send an answer; 307. Committee appointed to draw answer,314. Report of answer; day appointed for taking it 
into consideration ; 327. Report further considered, and re-committed, 333. Another answer reported, and agreed to; to be carried 
to the Lords; 355. Report of its having been delivered, 361. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 341. Lords give leave 
to Earl St. Vincent to attend the Committee, 377. Second Report with an Appendix; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 412. 


Port Patrick : 


To examine Reports and Estimates, and Plans made by Mr. Telford, for facilitating the communication between England and Ireland, 
from the city of Carlisle; ‘To report observations and opinion ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; 
LxIv. 329. Members added, 351, 390. Report; to lie upon the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 406. Instruction to the 
Committee appointed in 1811 to consider same; LXVI. 313. See infra, 1689. 


Report of Mr. Rennie respecting a line of road from Dumfries to Newton Stewart, with estimates and plans of Bridges to be constructed 
over Loch Ken; 'To report observations and opinion ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; LXxv1. 945. 
Report ; to lie upon the Table, and, with Appendix, to be printed, 257. Order for printing Report read; House informed, that 
it was necessary to make some alterations; order for printing discharged; Report re-committed, and instruction to consider Report 
15 June 1809 [the Report from the preceding Committee] on Mr: Telford’s Report, surveys, estimates and plans; 313. Report; to 
lie upon the Table, and, with the Appendix, be printed, 322. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 346. See Supply, 38. 2458. 


Post Office : 


Petition of merchants, &amp;c. of London and Westminster in favour of the London New Street Bill, so far as it relates to the providing 
a site fora New Post Office; To send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to adjourn from time to time, and 
from place to place; to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding adjournment; Petitions against the Bill, referred ; estimate and 
plan of New Post Office, referred; ux1x. 454. Member added, 467. Committee to report opinion together with Minutes of 
Evidence, 494. Report and Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 507. Referred to Select Committee appointed 27 February 
1815; Lxx.119. Seeinfra, 1692. Referred to the Committee on the London New Post OfficeBill, 311. See Postage, 18, 


To consider of the plan and papers relating to the New Post Office ; To. examine the matter thereof, and report the same with observations 
and Minutes of Evidence; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to adjourn from time to time, and 
from place to place, and to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjournment; Report of 26 June 1814, referred; txx. 1 19. 
Report with Appendix ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 231. Report read again, and to be considered in a Committee of the 
Whole House, 278. (See supra, 919.) Report referred to the Committee on the London New Post Office Bill, 311. (See Postage, 18.) 
Report referred to the Committee of the Whole House appointed to consider of defraying the expenses of providing a site for a New 

Post Office, &amp;c. 333. See supra, 921. 


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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 
(2.)\—To consider various matters—continued. 


Post Office—continued. 
1693. Report on the Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and the Commons of the City of London, in Common Council assembled, for 
a Bill for applying unclaimed dividends on the Orphans’ Fund, and to alter and enlarge powers of Act for providing a site for a New 
Post Office, together with the accounts of the sums already expended, and the estimate on, which the additional grant is required ; 
To report observations; to send for persons, papers and records; all to have voices; five to be the quorum; Lxxv.179. Petition of 
Augustus Brown, referred, 416. Committee to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report; to lie upon the Table, and, with the Appendix, 
be printed; 464. 


Precedents :—See supra, 1421. 1625. 1663. 


1694. Prisons :—To inquire into the state of the King’s Bench, Fleet, and Marshalsea Prisons, and to report their observations thereupon, 
together with any improvement which may be practicable therein ; To send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; 
to adjourn from time to time and from place to place, and to sit during the sitting and notwithstanding any adjournment ; LX x. 147. 
Members added; 158. Instruction to inquire inte the state of the New Prison building in the city of London for debtors, and into the 
arrangements made for the better management of the prisous of Newgate, Ludgate, Giltspur-street, and the Borough Compters, since 
the Report of those Prisons in 1814, 201. Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 260. Message from the Lords 
requesting a copy of the Report, 271. Copy communicated, 332. Report that it had been delivered, 341. Report referred to 
the Select Committee appointed to inquire into the effects which have been produced by the Acts for the relief of insolvent debtors in 
England; txxt. 292. (See supra, 1456.) Report referred to the Select Committee appointed to inquire into the state of Gaols, &amp;c. ; 
LXXIV. 175. See supra, 1529. See also supra, 1526-1532. 


1695. Private Bill Office :—Of providing more effectually for the accuracy and regularity of proceedings upon Private Bills, and to report 
opinion upon the measures most proper to be adopted, together with the rate of fees; To send for persons, papers and records ; five 
to be the quorum ; to report from time to time; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Lxv.21. Sixteen Resolutions reported, with 
three Schedules, 420. Report to be taken into further consideration, and to be printed, 421. Further considered ; nine first 
Resolutions agreed to; tenth amended and agreed to; subsequent Resolutions agreed to; Schedule I. amended and agreed 
to, 453. The two other Schedules agreed to; Resolutions made standing Orders; to be printed, 454. 


Private Bills :—See infra, 1754-1764. 


Privileges : 
1696. Committees of, appointed; LVI. 15.—LVII. 4.—LVIII. 9.—LIX. 5.—LX. §.—LXI. 10.—L x11. 5, 561. Letter from George Galway 
Mills, Esquire, [a Member] in custody of the Marshal of the King’s Bench referred to the Committee ; to examine the subject-matter 
thereof; to report opinion, and to sit to-morrow at twelve o’clock (1807); Lx11. 644. Report, 653. 


1698. Committees of, appointed; Lx111. 6.—Lx1v. 5.—Lxv.9. Motion for the Committee to meet to consider of the Order of the House 
relative to the exclusion of Strangers in the Gallery; Negatived (1810); Lxv. 46. 


1699. Committee of, appointed; Lxv1. 35. Petition from Wexford, respecting the insanity of Mr. Congreve Alcock [a Member] referred 
to the Committee ; To examine the subject matter thereof; to report observations; instruction to the Committee to sit and proceed 
to-morrow, at twelve of the clock (1811); Lxvi. 226. Report; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 265. (App. 687.) 


1701. Committees of, appointed; Lxvil. 11.—LXVIII. 5.—LX1x. 6.—Lxx. 6. Letter received by Mr. Speaker from the Marshal of the 
King’s Bench respecting the arrest of Lord Cochrane (a Member), and the subject matter referred to therein referred ; Committee 
to report same with opinion ; instructions to sit and proceed (1815); Lxx.179. Report ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 186. 


1702. Committees of, appointed; Lxx1.6.—Lxx11. 8.—Lx x11. 5. Matter of the complaint of a letter written to a voter of the county of 
Lanark to influence his vote in the election of a Member to serve in Parliament, by Thomas Ferguson, in breach of the Privileges of 
the House referred ; to examine same, and report opinion ; instruction to sit and proceed (1818); Lxx111. 232. Members added, 
232,278. Report with Resolution; Resolution agreed to; Ferguson ordered to be taken into the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms, 
and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrant accordingly ; 282. The Serjeant informs the House that he had taken Ferguson, 284. Report 
and Resolution of Committee read; Resolution, That Thomas Ferguson in writing and sending the said letter, had been guilty of a cor- 
rupt attempt to subvert the freedom and independence of Election, and a high breach of the Privileges of the House ; Ferguson ordered 
to be committed to Newgate, and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrants accordingly ; 289. Committee to report Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report; to lie on the table, and be printed; 316. (App. 787.) Motion, That Thomas Ferguson be discharged forthwith, negatived, 319. 
Report, and Resvlutions read ; Motion for an Address to His Royal Highness the Prince Regent to remove Thomas Ferguson from- 
his office ; previous Question thereupon negatived; 334. Petition of Thomas Ferguson to be discharged ; to lie on the Table, 350. 
Ferguson to b&gt; brought to the bar in order to his being discharged, and Mr. Speaker to issue warrants accordingly, 358. Brought to 
the cit reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees; what was said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him to be entered in the 
Journals ; 363. 


1703. Committee of, appointed; Lxxiv.g. The subject matter of three letters communicated to the House by Mr. Speaker, from Robert 
Christie Burton (a Member), dated 14, 20 and 26 days of January 1819, relative to his being in custody of the Warden of the 
Fleet referred to the Committee ; To examine same, and to report opinion ; instruction to sit and proceed, (1819); LxxIV. 40. 
Report with a Resolution; agreed to, and Mr. Burton ordered to be discharged out of the custody of the Warden of the Fleet 
prison, 44. 


1704, Committee of, appointed; Lxxv. 5,.109. Petition of John Eyles, Esquire, Warden of His Majesty’s prison of the Fleet, complaining 
of Christopher Bolton, Robert Gleadow and Caius Thompson, for having commenced an action against him for the escape of Robert 
Christie Burton, Esquire, who was discharged out of his custody in obedience to the Order of the House referred to the Committee ; to 
examine the matter thereof, and to report their opinion, and to sit upon Thursday next at eleven of the clock, and proceed upon the 
matter referred, (1820); Lx xv. 231. Report with Resolutions, ‘That the commencing and prosecuting the said action is a high breach of 
Privilege; that Christopher Bolton, Robert Gleadow, Caius Thompson, Charles Frost and Archibald Rosser, have been concerned in 
commencing and prosecuting the said action; First Resolution read and agreed to; 243. Second Resolution read; the above persons 
ordered to attend ; 244. Order for attendance read and discharged, and another day appointed, 258. Petition of Christopher Bolton 
Robert Gleadow, Caius Thompson and Charles Frost, also Petition of Archibald Rosser, 286. Resolution, That in consideration of 
the Petitioners having acknowledged their offence, and expressed their contrition for the same, the House is content to proceed no 
further ; order for their attendance discharged ; Petitions to lie upon the Table, and to be printed ; 287. 


Privy Purse :—sSee supra, 1361. 
Promulgation of the Statutes :—See infra, 1772-3. 


1705. Provisions : 














COMMITTEES—continued. 





II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)—To consider various matters—continued. 


1705. Provisions :—Of the present high price of Provisions; To report opinion from time to time; to send for persons, papers and records ; 


1706. 


1707. 


1708. 


1709. 


1711. 


1712. 


1713. 


leave to sit notwithstanding adjournment; all to have voices; so much of His Majesty’s Speech of last session as relates to the 

high price of provisions referred ; Petitions presented in last session respecting the high price of Provisions referred; Reports from 

Committees of last session, and also Reports communicated to the Commons by the Lords respecting the high price of Provisions, 

referred; Lv1. 17. Chairman acquaints the House that he was directed to move for a Bill to suspend part of Act of last session 

relating to the manufacture of flour; Bill ordered; 21. (See Flour, 1.) First Report, with a Resolution for repealing so much of 
said Act as prohibits the making of flour and bread finer than is therein directed; day appointed for further considering Report; 36. 
Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House. (See supra, 936.) Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 37. (See Flour, 2.) 

Petitions referred, 79, 106, 107, 211, 554. Second Report, together with five Resolutions for encouraging the cultivation of 
potatoes; Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House. (See supra, 937.) Report and Appendix; to be printed, 83. 
Considered, 96. Five Resolutions reported ; Motion for reading the Resolutions a second time dropped for want of forty Members ; 
111. Motion for appointing a day for further considering Report dropped for want of forty Members, 114. Further consideration 

of Report put off for six months, 118. Third Report, with Resolution for giving the same bounties on the importation of corn, &amp;c. 
into Ireland as are now payable on the importation thereof into Great Britain, 87. Report referred toa Committee of the Whole 
House, 88. (See supra, 938.) Considered, 132. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 158. (See Corn, 2.) Fourth Report, 
together with two Resolutions recommending a temporary advance of public money to places in situations of extreme and peculiar 
distress ; Report ; to lie on the Table, and be printed; 210. Day appointed for further considering Report, 217. Report further 
considered ; King’s recommendation to the subject matter of the Report signified, and Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 
251. (See Supply, 67.) Fifth Report, together with four Resolutions relative to advancing money upon loan to parishes or townships 
applying for relief, 265. To lie on the Table, and be printed, 266. Sixth Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be 
printed, 460. Seventh Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 625. 


Public Expenditure : 


To inquire into the Expenditure of the United Kingdom from the 1st January 1801, to the 5th January 1803, and the sums contributed 


by Great Britain and Ireland respectively ; To report with opinion ; five to be the quorum; Lvii1. 298. No Report. 


To inquire into the Expenditure of the United Kingdom from the 1st of January 1801 and the sums contributed by Great Britain and 


Ireland respectively ; To report opinion ; five to be the quorum; Lix. 29. Committee to sit and proceed on a particular day, 60. 


No Report. 


To examine and report the amount of the joint charge of the United Kingdom, between 1 January 1801 and 1 January 1805; To send 


for persons, papers and records; Lx. 148. No Report. 


Ditto, between 1 January 1801 and 1 January 1806; to send for persons, papers and records; Lx1.59. Members added, 124, 198, 


483. Five to be the quorum, 483. Comnuittee to report proceedings from time to time, 524. Report; to lie on the Table, and be 
printed ; and certain accounts moved for by direction of the Committee ; 524. 


To examine and consider what regulations and checks have been established in order to controul the several branches of the public 


expenditure in Great Britain and Ireland; To report observations ard opinions from time to time; to send for persons, papers and 
records ; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding any adjournment; Reports presented to the House from 1780 to 1787, 
from the Commissioners of Public Accounts; on the 11 June 1793 from the Commissioners of Public Offices; in the years 1797 
and 1798, from the Select Committee on Public Debts, &amp;c. referred; Lx11.115. Motion for adding a Member to the Committee 
superseded by reading the other orders of the day, 118. Members added, 204. Report, with a Resolution, and Bill ordered 
thereupon; 288. (See Offices in Reversion, 2.) Power to adjourn from place to place, 323. Another Committee appointed for 
the above purpose ; number to be twenty-one ; to report observations and opinions from time to time; to send for persons, papers 
and records ; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding any adjournment; the several Reports which were presented to the House 
in the years 1780 to 1787 from the Commissioners appointed to examine, take, and state the Public Accounts of the Kingdom, 
referred ; also the several Reports of the Commissioners appointed by Act 25 Geo. III. to inquire into the fees, gratuities, perquisites, 
and emoluments of the several Public Offices therein mentioned, with the Appendixes thereto, presented upon 11 June 1793; also 
the Reports that were made in the years 1797 and 1798, from the Select Committee who were appointed to examine and state the 
total amount of the Public Debts, and other matters relating to the Public Reveuue and expenditure ; also all Minutes of Evidence 
taken before the former Committee in the last session of Parliament, [the preceding Committee,] together with their proceedings, 
referred ; 597. Instruction to report an account of all offices, places, sinecures, pensions, &amp;c. paid out. of the Public Revenues, &amp;c. 
646. Report; Report, to lie upon the Table, and, with the Appendix, to be printed, 762. Second Report; to lie upon the Table, 
and, with the Appendix, be printed; Third Report with Appendix ; to lie upon the Table, and Report to be printed; 836. 
Second Report read, and motion made thereon; Lxx. 385. See Bank of England, 19. 





Another Committee appointed for the above purpose; To report observations and opinions from time to time ; to send for persons, papers 


and records; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Reports, and all Minutes of Evidence taken before the 
former Committees in the two last sessions, together with their proceedings, referred; Lx111. 34. Motion for referring certain 
accounts of fees and gratuities paid for licences to navigate or trade, withdrawn; 153. Motion for excusing one of the members of 
the Committee from further attendance, negatived ; 241. Report progress; to lie upon the Table, and, with the Appendix; to be 
printed, 475- Report read, and Committee of the Whole House appointed thereon; LXxv. 197. See supra. 946. 


Another Committee appointed; Several divisions upon proposing certain members to be of the Committee; Committee to report 


and observations opinion from time to time; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding 
adjournment ; Reports from Commissioners of Public Accounts; from Commissioners of Fees ; and Select Committee, on Finance 
and Minutes of Evidence proceedings and Reports from former Committees in the three last sessions, referred; Lx1y.9. Fourth 
Report; to lie upon the Table, and, with the Appendix, to be printed, 175. Report made by the Auditors of Public Accounts to the 
Treasury, on the subject of the deductions of the Civil List, referred, 185. Motion for an instruction to the Committee, that they 
do resume the further consideration of their Report for the purpose of examining and ascertaining whether the Dutch Commissioners 
have had any communication with the Treasury, or Exchequer, or Privy Council on the state of their duties, withdrawn, 266. 
Supplement to the Third Report; to lie upon the Table, and, with the Appendix, to be printed, 368. 


1714. Another Committee appointed; Tu report observations and opinion from time to time ; to send for persons, papers and records; five 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. 


to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding any adjournment ; Reports from Commissioners of Public Accounts and of Commissioners 
under 25 Geo. III. on the Public Offices; from Select Committees in 1797 and 1798, on the Public Debt, Revenue, and Expenditure, 
referred; Minutes of Evidence, and proceedings and Reports of Committees in the four last sessions, referred; Lxv.21. Papers 
relating to the Linen Board of Ireland referred, 46. Reports presented from Commissioners on Public Offices in Ireland ; other 
Accounts; referred, 80. Accounts of incidents of Customs in Ireland referred, 112. Of increase and diminution of salaries referred, 
196. Fifth Report and Appendix ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 300. Several other Reports with Appendixes ; to lie on 
the Table, and be printed, 510. 


1715. Another 
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360 COM MITTEES—continued. 


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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 
(2.)\—To consider various matters—continued. 


Public Expenditure—continued. 
1715. Another Committee appointed; To report observations and opinion from time to time ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to 
be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; Report from Commissioners of Public Accounts, Commissioners of Fees, and 
Select Committee on Finance; Minutes and proceedings, and Reports of Committees, in the five last sessions, referred; LXVI. 39. 
Memorial of Attorney and Solicitor General of Ireland, respecting two Reports of the Commissioners of Inquiry in Ireland, 
referred, 384. Report; to lie upon the Table, and, with the Appendix, to be printed, 455. Further Report; to lie upon the Table, 
and, with the Appendix, to be printed, 459. 


1716. Another Committee appointed ; To report observations and opinion from time to time; to send for persons, papers and records; five to 
be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding any adjournment ; Reports from Commissioners of Public Accounts, Commissioners of Fees, 
and Select Committee of Finance ; Minutes, Proceedings, and Reports of the six last sessions, referred; Lxv11.81. Instruction to 
inquire into the present state of the account of balances of money due to the public, 274. Two Reports; to lie upon the Table, and 
be printed, 521. 


See supra, 1511-1513. infra, 1747-1749. 


Public Income and Expenditure of Ireland : 


1717. Accounts and Papers presented in session 1811, relative to the Public Income and Expenditure of Ireland ; To report observations ; number 
to be twenty-one; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to adjourn from time to time, and to report 
proceedings from time to time, and to sit during the sitting and notwithstanding any adjournment of the House; Lxvi. 204. 
Report ; to lie upon the Table, and, with the Appendix, to be printed, 430. Report referred to the Committee of the Whole House ; 


appointed to consider of the seventh Article of Act 40 Geo. III. c.67, for the Union of Great Britain and Ireland ; Lxx1. 382. 
See supra, 947. 


1718. Accounts and Papers presented in session 1811, relative to the Public Income and Expenditure of Ireland; To report observations ; 
number to be twenty-one; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to adjourn from time to time; to 
report proceedings from time to time ; to sit during the sitting and notwithstanding any adjournment; Lxvir. 16. Instruction to 
consider of the proportion which the debts of Great Britain and Ireland respectively bear to each other; Reports of Commissioners 
of Inquiry in Ireland, referred; 151. Member discharged from attendance, 155. Motion for adding a Member withdrawn ; another 
Member added, 250. Message to the Lords, desiring the attendance of the Earl of Rosse, 272. Lords will send an answer, 274. 
Lords give leave for the Earl of Rosse to attend, 280. Instruction to ascertain the amount of the joint debt of the United Kingdom 
on 1st January 1812, and the amount of the interest on the joint debt, 390. Members added, 418. Report and Appendix ; to lie upon 
the Table, and be printed, 544. Report read, and Motion for referring it to a Select Committee, negatived; Lxvi1I. 502. Report 


referred to the Committee of the Whole House appointed to consider of the Seventh Article of Act 40 Geo. III. c. 67, for the 
Union of Great Britain and Ireland; txx1. 382. See supra, 947. 


1719. ‘The several Accounts and Papers presented in 1811 and 1812, relating to the Public Income and Expenditure of Ireland, and to 
inquire and report what has been, during the last twenty-two years ended 5 January 1813, the increase and redemption of the 
Public Funded Debt of Ireland, and the amount thereof on that day ; the progress of the permanent revenue of Ireland during the 
same period, &amp;c.; the total expenditure in each year, &amp;c.; the amount of the Unfunded Debt, &amp;c. on 5 January 1813, and to 
consider the accounts relating to the trade of ditto during ditto, &amp;c.; Number to be twenty-one; five to be the quorum; to 
adjourn from time to time ; to report proceedings from time to time ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; txvir1. 166. Report; 
to lie upon the Table, and, with the Appendix, be printed, 605. Report referred to the Select Committee appointed in 1815, 
LXX.191- (See infra, 1721.) Referred to the Committee on the state of the road from Holyhead to London, txx. 312. (See 
supra, 1557+) Report referred to the Committee of the Whole House on the seventh article of Act 40 Geo. III. c. 67, for the Union 
of Great Britain and Ireland; Lx x1. 382. See supra, 947. 


1721. Reports from the Committees on the Public Income and Expenditure of Ireland, and Accounts and Papers presented in 1813, 1814 and 
1815, relating thereto, and to inquire and report what has been, during the last twenty-four years, the increase and redemption of 
the Public Funded Debt of Ireland and the state thereof, and the progress of the permanent revenue, and what may be the expected 
future annual produce of the taxes, &amp;c. ; ‘To report observations ; number to be twenty-one; to send for persons, papers and records ; 
five to be the quorum; power to adjourn from time to time; to report from time to time; to sit during the sitting, and 
notwithstanding any adjournment; Reports of Commissioners of Inquiry in Ireland referred; Lxx. 191. Member discharged 
from attendance and another Member added, 309. Committee to report opinion, 404. Report,. with Resolution and Appendix ; 
to lie on the Table, and be printed, 405. (App. 965.) Report again read, und Resolution, That the House will early in next 
sessions take into its consideration the said Report, 433. Message from the Lords requesting a copy of the Report, txx1. 283. 


Report referred to the Committee of the Whole House on the seventh article of Act 40 Geo. III. c. 67, for the Union of Great Britain 
and Ireland; Lx x1. 382. See supra, 947. 


Queen’s Establishment :—See infra, 1731. 
Queensferry :—See supra, 1506. 


Ramsey Harbour :—See supra, 1471. 


1722. Recognizances :—Fees payable to the examiners of Election Recognizances and Bills of Costs; To report opinion; to send 
for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Reports of 11 February 1789, and 20 May 1791, and Act 53 Geo. III. for 


amending the laws for the trial of Controverted Elections, &amp;c. referred; Lxvit1. 623. Report ; to lie upon the Table, and be 
printed, 634. See also supra, 1494. 1501. 


1723. Reversion, Offices in :——Any proceedings in the present session [1810] touching the prohibiting of granting Offices in Reversion ; 
five to be the quorum ; Lxv. 137. Report; to lie upon the Table, 143. (App. 721.) 


1724. Ribbon Weavers :—Petition of Ribbon Weavers of Coventry respecting the distressed state of their trade; Lxx111.107. To 
report observations ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; 108. Other 
Petitions referred, 108, 152, 155, 204, 244, 281. Members added, 144, 169. Committee to Report Minutes of Evidence from time 


to time, 194. Reports of Minutes ; to lie on the Table, and be printed ; First Report, 195. Second, 265. Third, 292. Fourth, 330. 
Fifth, 415. 


1725. Rechester Bridge :——To inquire into the navigation of the river Medway, and the present state of Rochester Bridge; To send for 


persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; LXXv. 320. Member added, 354. Report; to lie upon the Table, and be 
printed, 441. 


1726. Roman Catholics :-—Official Papers relating to the regulation of the Roman Catholics in the several states of Europe, and in the 
Colonies, and to report the nature and substance of the laws and ordinances existing in foreign States respecting the regulation of their 
Roman Catholic subjects in ecclesiastical matters, and their intercourse with the See of Rome, or any other foreign jurisdiction ; 
Number to be twenty-one; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to report from time to time; 


to 


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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)—To consider various matters—continued, 


Roman Catholics—continued. 


to sit notwithstanding adjournment; to report Minutes of Evidence; ~xx1. 408. Members added, 412, 434, 475. Papers 
referred, 458. Report with Appendix ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 512. Supplementary. Appendix ; to lie upon the 
Table, and be printed, 527. Message from the Lords requesting Report to be communicated, and Report communicated, Lx x11. 54- 


Royal Burghs of Scotland : 

1727. Petitions from the Royal Burghs of Scotland presented during the present session (1819); To examiine the matter thereof, and to report 
their observations and opinion ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Report of 17 June 1793, from the 
Committee on Petitions respecting the Royal Burghs of Scotland, referred; Lxxiv. 409. Petitions presented in two former 
sessions, referred, 420: Other Petitions referred, 424, 431, 443, 491, 624. Members added, 429. Committee to sit notwith- 
standing adjournment, 482. Minutes of Evidence taken in 1810 before the Committee on the Aberdeen Harbour Bill, referred, 575. 
Report ; to lie on the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 632. Report referred to Select Committee on the same subject in 1819-20; 
uxxv. 74. To ditto in 1820, 146. See infra, 1728, 1729. 

1728. Petitions presented from the Royal Burghs of Scotland during 1818 and 1819; To report observations and opinion; to send for 
persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; Reports of 17 June 1793, and 12 July 1819, referred; Lxxv. 74. Petition 


of Thomas Kidston referred, 75. Petition of Heritors and Burgesses of Lochmaben, referred, 81.- Committee to sit notwithstanding 
adjournment, 101. No Report. 


1729. Petitions presented from the Royal Burghs of Scotland during the years 1818, 1819, and 1820; To report observations and opinion ; 
to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lxxv. 146. Reports of 17 June 1793, and 12 July 1819, 


referred, 147. Petitions referred, 230, 308, 347,377. Report; to lie upon the Table, and, with the Appendix, to be printed, 452: 
See supra, 1532. , 


1731. Royal Establishments :— Papers presented 4 February 1819, respecting the Estabishment of Her late Majesty, [Queen 
Charlotte,] and the expenses of the proposed Establishment of His Majesty’s future Household at Windsor; To report observations ; 
five to be the quorum; to adjourn from time to time, and to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Lxx1v. 95. Report with an 
Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 139. (App. 1071.) Referred to the Committee of the Whole House on the 
Prince Regent’s Message respecting the Establishment of Her late Majesty, 151. (See supra, 779.) - Report read, 236. Motion, that 
the House cannot sanction any reduction in the present number of His Majesty's six Equerrics; previous Question thereupon 
negatived ; 237. 


1732. Russia Compan Y :—Petition of the Company for grant of money for re-building a church at St. Petersburgh ; To send for persons, 


papers and records; Lx1x. 342. Five to be the quorum, 353. Report; to lie upon the Table, 365. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 417. See Supply, 64. 3212. 


Salt: 

1733. To inquire into the laws relating to the Salt duties, and the means of remedying the inconveniences arising therefrom ; To report opinion ; 
to send for persons, papers and records; to report from time to time; Lv1.410. Members added, 462, 468. Four Resolutions 
reported, and with Amendments to one of them, agreed to, 570. Second Report with three Resolutions ; to lie on the Table, and, 
with Appendix, be printed, 655. Reports referred to Committee appointed in 1818 ; LX XIII. 159. See infra, 1735. 


1734. Of the use of Rock Salt in the fisheries, &amp;c.; To report opinion ; to send for persons, papers and records; Lxx11.224. Members 
added, 225, 231. Petitions referred, 230, 235, 243, 248, 255. Order for Committee to report opinion discharged; power to report 
observations with Minutes of Evidence; Report; to lie upon the Table, and, with Appendix, to be printed, 256. Referred tu 
Committee appointed in 1818; Lx x11I. 159. See infra, 1735. 


1735. The Laws relating to the Salt duties and the means of remedying the inconveniences arising therefrom ; To report observatiotis ; 
to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Petitions presented in the 
present sessions [1818] ; Reports on Salt duties of 16 and 30 June 1801, and of 12 May 1817, relating to Rock Salt, and papers 
presented in session 1817 from the Board of Trade, referred; Lxx111.159- Other Petitions referred, 170, 203, 213, 220, 221, 
227, 230, 246, 250, 260, 276, 292, 300. Member discharged from attendance ; another Member added, 228. Accounts and 
Papers referred, 281, 404. Committee to report opinion, and Minutes of Evidence, 404. Report, together with four Resolutions ; 
to lie on the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 406. Report read; Motion respecting the pressure of the Salt duties upon the 
lower orders of the community ; previous Question thereupon negatived; Lxx1v. 368. 


1736. Saltpetre :—Petition of General Boyd for indemnification for the seizure of a cargo of Saltpetre ; To report observations ; to send for 
persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; Lxx111. 157. To sit notwithstanding adjournment, 393. Papers referred, 405. 
Report; to lie on the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 422. Report to be reprinted; rxx1v. 462. Report referred to the 
Committee of Supply, 584. See Supply, 37. 4259. 


1737. Scheldt :—Certain papers presented by Lord Gardner, and reported to the House on 15 February 1810, among the Minutes of the 
Committee of the Whole House upon the policy of the late expedition to the Scheldt; To inspect same, and to report what part of the 
papers may be relevant to the inquiry, and be proper to be printed with the Minutes; three to be the quorum; Lxv. 100, Report; 
to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 102. See supra, 1362. 


Secret Papers : —See supra, 1358, 1359. 1362-1365. 
Seditious Meetings :—See supra, 1359. 1963, 1635. 


1738. Seeds :—To examine into the policy of imposing an increased duty on the import of foreign Seeds, and to report their opinion ; To send 
for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; to report from time to time; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; 
instruction to consider the laws relative-to woollen goods, and the trade in wool; Lxx1. 284... Members added, 289, 301. 
Instruction to consider the laws prohibiting the growth of tobacco in Great Britain, 291. Petitions against any additional duties on 
wool and seeds, referred, 300, 304, 310, 312, 319, 323, 349, 355, 362. Committee to report Minutes of Evidence from time 
to time, 315. Report with Resolution and Minutes; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 315. Second Report with Resolution ; 
to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 350. Third Report with two Resolutions, respecting Seeds and the cultivation of Tobacco; 
to lie upon the Table, and, with the Appendix and Minutes, to be printed, 375. Second Report referred to the Committee of the 
Whole House on the duties payable on Rape Seed and Cole Seed imported; Lx x1. 429. See supra, 963. 


1739. Servants :—To inquire into the state of the present existing laws between Masters and Servants; Lv1. 340. To report opinion ; all 


to have voices; 341. Report, together with four Resolutions ; day appointed for further considering Report, and to be printed ; 377. 
Report further considered, and Bill ordered, 390. See Servants, 1. 


1741. Sevenoaks Division ; Assessed Taxes :—To consider what part of a return to an order of the House for the Reports of the 
Inspector General or other officers of Taxes in the Sevenoaks division of the county of Kent, upon the frauds committed in the 
several parishes of that division since 1814, with the proceedings of the Commissioners of Taxes thereupon, it may be necessary to 
print for the information of the House ; To report opinion; three to be the quorum; LXxIv, 345. Report of Commissioners 
of Taxes, referred, 410. Report; to lie on the Table, and papers referred to in the Report to be printed, 446. 


1742. Shetland 
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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)\—To consider various matters—continued. 


1742. Shetland Islands :—Petition respecting the failure of the corn harvest in those Islands; To send for persons, papers and records ; 
11x. 182. Report, 189. To lie on the Table, and be printed, 190. Petition and Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 379- 
See Supply, 86.885. 


Shipwrecked Persons :—See supra, 1616-1618. 
Shoemakers :—See infra, 1781, 1782. 


Shop Windows : 
1743. | The laws relating to the assessed taxes, so far as relate to Shop Windows; To report observations; to send for a 
records; five to be the quorum ; LUXIUS. 369. No Report, po persons, papers an 


1744. To inquire into the duties on houses and windows, so far as they affect houses of which a shop forms a part; To report observations ; to 
send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Lxx1v. 496. Petitions against 
the tax on Shop Windows, referred ; Member added, 532. Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 597. 


Short-hand Writers :—See supra, 1493. 
Shrewsbury to Holyhead, Road :—See supra, 1562-3. 


Sierra Leone Company : 
1745. Petition of Court of Directors for further assistance ; To report observations ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the 
quorum ; Lv11. 443. Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 500. Day appointed for considering Report, 542. 
Report considered, read again, and referred to the Committee of Supply, 553. (See Supply, 70.540). Report referred to the 
Committee on Petition of the Court of Directors appointed 8 December 1803; L1x. 49. (See infra, 1746). Referred to the 
Committee on Petition of the Court of Directors, for a Bill; tx11. 86. See Sierra Leone, 3. 


1746. Petition of Court of Directors for further support for the expenses of the Settlement; To send for persons, papers and records; five to 
bethe quorum; 11x.41. To sit notwithstanding adjournment, 43. Report of 25 May 1802, referred, 49. To report observations, 
53. Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 118. Petition and Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 398. 
(See Supply, 87. 914.) Report referred to Committee on the Petition of the Court of Directors for a Bill; x1. 86. (See 
Sierra Leone, 3:) 


Sinecures : 
1747. | What offices come within the purview of the second, third, and fourth of the Resolutions of the Third Report from the Select Committee 


on Public Expenditure ; To report opinion; three to be the quorum ; Lxv. 438. ‘To report from time to time ; to send for persons, 
papers and records ; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; 446. Message to the 
Lords desiring the attendance of the Earl of Norwich, Lord Melville, Earl Graham, Earl of Rosslyn, Lord Wellesley, Lord 
Carleton, the Earl of Buckinghamshire, and Lord Mendip, 457. Lord Arden, 475. Lord Walsingham and Lord Braybrooke, 500. 
Messages from the Lords giving leave, 464, 485, 503. Committee to report Minutes of Evidence; Report and Appendix ; to lie 
on the Table, and be printed, 510. Minutes of Evidence, proceedings, and Report referred to Committee appointed 21 January 1811 ; 
‘LxvI. 39. (See infra, 1748). Minutes of Evidence referred to Committee appointed 27 January 1812; uxvir.81. (See 
infra, 1749.) Report read ; Motion respecting Lord Charles Somerset withdrawn ; Lxv1iI. 385. See Somerset, Lord Charles. 


1748. What Offices in the United Kingdom, and in the foreign dominions of His Majesty, come within the purview of the said Resolutions ; 
To report opinion ; three to be the quorum; to send for persons, papers and records; to adjourn from time to time, and from place | 
to place; to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjournment; Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee in 
session 1810, with their Proceedings and Report, referred; Lxv1. 39. Report of Commissioners on saleable Offices in the Courts 
of Laws, referred, 46. Message to the Lords desiring leave for the attendance of the Earl O’Neil, Baron Mendip, and Baron 
Carleton, 80. Order for Message discharged; Message to the Lords for the attendance of the Earl of Rosse, Baron Mendip, 
and Baron Carleton; to be carried to the Lords, together with a copy of the second, third and fourth Resolutions of the House of 
31 May 1810, respecting Offices; Lords will send an answer; 81. Lords give leave to the Earl of Rosse to attend, 82. To Lord 
Mendip, 94. Second Report ; to lie on the Table, and, with the Appendix, to be printed, 435. Minutes of Evidence referred to 
Committee appointed 27 January 1812; Lxvit. 81. See infra, 1749. 


1749. What Offices come within the purview of the said Resolutions, and to report opinion; To send for persons, papers and records ; 
three to be the quorum ; power to adjourn from time to time, from place to place; to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding 
any adjournment; Lxvi1.81. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee in the two last sessions, and Report on saleable 
Offices, presented to the House on the 15th June 1810, referred; txvi1. 81. Third Report; to lie on the Table, and, with the 
Appendix, be printed, 314. 


1751, Slaves :—Certain papers laid before the House on 30 April 1818, relating to the treatment of Slaves in the Island of Nevis ; To report 
observations ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; Lxx111.364. No Report. 


Sligo :—See infra, 1766. 


Spirits : | 
1752. ‘te inquire into the regulations which govern the drawbacks and countervailing duties on importation and exportation of Spirits, the 
manufacture of Great Britain or Ireland, from one country to the other, respectively ; To report observations and opinion from time 
to time ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjourn- 
ment ; LxIv, 103. Members added, 210, 214, 284. Committee to report Minutes of Evidence, 290. Report; to lie on the 
Table, and to be printed, 294. Report with Resolution ; to lie on the Table, and, with the Appendix, be printed, 361. 


1753. To inquire into the regulations which govern the drawbacks and countervailing duties on the importation and exportation of Spirits, 
the manufacture of Great Britain and Ireland, from one country to the other respectively ; To report observations and opinions from 
time to time; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lx1x. 188. Petitions from Scotland referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 317. Other Petitions referred, 328, 339, 350. Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 341. 
No Report. 

See supra, 1459~1463. 


Standing Orders : 

1754. What additional Orders and Regulations it may be proper to make, relative to the proceedings of the House in consequence of the 
Union ; To report opinion from time to time; five to be the quorum; Lv1.16. First Report, with three Resolutions, for regulating 
the mode of proceeding with respect to Petitions questioning returns of Members for Ireland ; day appointed for further considering 
Report, and to be printed, 28. Report further considered ; Resolutions amended, and agreed to; 31. Instruction to consider what 
provisions it may be proper to make, relative to the qualification in respect of property of Members to sit in the House in consequence 
of the Union, 82. Second Report, with three Resolutions, respecting the interference of Peers, &amp;c. of Ireland, in elections; dey 


appointed for further considering Report, and to be printed, 83. Report further considered ; Resolutions agreed to; g3- ‘Members 
added, 








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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)—To consider various matters—continued. 


Standing Orders—continued. 


added, 358. Third Report, with six Resolutions, respecting the proceedings on Private Bills, relative to Ireland, 636. Day 
appointed for further considering Report, and to be printed, 637. Report further considered, and re-committed, 639, Report, 


together with thirty-one Resolutions, respecting proceedings on Private Bills relative to Ireland, 658. Resolutions agreed to; made 
Standing Orders, and to be printed ; 661. 


1755. Of the Standing Orders, relative to Inclosute Bills, so far as respects the setting out or altering of public roads; To report opinion ; 
Lv1. 209. Report, with a Resolution ; day appointed for further considering Report, and to be printed; 266. Report re-committed ; 
all to have voices; 280. Report, with a Resolution, 322. Day appointed for further considering Report, and to be printed, 323. 


Report further considered, and Resolution re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 390. Order for going into the Com- 
mittee discharged, 522. 


1756. The Standing Orders relative to Bills of Inclosure; To ieport opinion, Lv1. 522. Message to the Lords, requesting copies of Standing 
Orders of the House of Lords, relative to Bills of Inclosure and Drainage, 526. Lords will send an answer, 527. Standing Orders 
communicated from the Lords, and Message from them acquainting the House, that they have referred the Standing Orders of this 
House to a Committee, and empowered them to communicate from time to time with the Committee appointed by this House, 532. 
Standing Orders of the Lords referred ; instruction to communicate from time to time with the Committee appointed by the Lords ; 

’ Message to the Lords, that they have referred the Standing Orders communicated by their Lordships to the Committee, and have 
‘given power to the said Committee to communicate from time to time with the Committee of the Lords ; 536, Report from the 
Select Committee appointed to consider of persons to be appointed Commissioners, &amp;c. in Bills of Inclosure and Drainage, re- 
ferred, 540. ‘To report from time to time, 608. Report, together with six Resolutions, 615. Day appointed for further considering 
Report, and to be printed, 617. Report further considered, and Resolutions agreed to, 627. Second Report, together with 
a Resolution, and Resolution agreed to, 629. Report to be printed, 637. Third Report, together with five Resolutions; day 
appointed for further considering Report ; 639. Report further considered, and re-committed, 642. Report, together with eight 
Resolutions ; agreed to; made Standing Orders, and. to be printed ; 661. Resolutions reported on two former days read again; made 
Standing Orders, and to be printed ; 662, 663. 


1757. The Standing Orders respecting Turnpike Bills so far as relate to the estimates to be annexed to the Petitions to be presented for that 
purpose ; To report opinion; to send for persons, papers and records; all to have voices; five to be the quorum; ix11. 696. 
Report with three Resolutions; Report; to be further considered, and be printed; 731. Report further considered ; Resolutions 
made Standing Orders; 759- 


1758. The Standing Orders relative to the meeting of Committees, for the purpose of enabling the Chairman in all cases where the House has 
given power to the Committee to send for persons, papers and records, to issue an order accordingly ; Five to be the quorum; to send 
for persons, papers and records ; Lx11. 722. Resolution reported; agreed to; made a Standing Order; and to be printed; 738. 


1759. Of the expediency of requiring notices to be given of applications for Bills, for alteration of Acts for inclosing, draining or improving 
lands; To report opinion ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lxv. 206. Instruction to consider the 

“Standing Orders relative to Bills respecting canals, roads, bridges and paving, 211. Instruction to consider the expediency of 

requiring notices of applications for Bills for improving any pier, port or harbour, 255. For building churches, or purchasing burial 

grounds, 397. Building gaols, 397. Bills to which Standing Orders do not now extend, 405. Railway Bills or tramroads, 416. 

Committee to Report from time to time, 211. First Report with six Resolutions, 258. ‘To lie on the Table, and be printed, 259. 

Resolutions considered ; first Resolution agreed to ; second amended and agreed to; third disagreed to; fourth amended and agreed 

to; the two subsequent Resolutions agreed to; Resolutions agreed to be made Standing Orders, and to be printed; 304. Members 

added, 392. Second Report with six Resolutions ; Report to be taken into further consideration, and to be printed; 415. Considered ; 

four first Resolutions agreed to; fifth amended and agreed to; sixth agreed to; Resolutions made Standing Orders, and to be 


printed ; 426. Third Report with two Resolutions ; Report to be taken into further consideration, and to be printed ; 418. Considered ; 
Resolutions agreed to ; made Standing Orders, and to be printed, 426. 


1761. The Standing Orders respecting Private Bills, with the proceedings of the House thereupon ; To examine and arrange same: {i 
quorum; Lxv. 469. Report; to lie upon the Table, and be printed ; copies to be sent to the Sheriffs, and Clerks of the ome ng 


1762. The Standing Orders respecting the notices and forms of applications for Private Bills; To report observations and opinion ; five to be 
_the quorum ; Lxv1.402. Nineteen Resolutions reported; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed, 427. Report further con- 
sidered ; seven first Resolutions agreed to; eighth and ninth amended, and agreed to; seven next agreed to ; seventeenth Resolution 

disagreed to ; subsequent Resolutions agreed to; made Standing Orders; 439. 


1763. The Standing Orders respecting Private Bills; To incorporate them ‘together, and to examine and revise the same; five to be the 


quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; Lxvi. 440. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, (App. )3 i 
said Standing Orders to be sent to the Sheriffs and Clerks of the Peace; 444. BPS bei ede ee tat 


1764, The Standing Orders relative to Bills for making navigable canals, reservuirs or aqueducts, or for improving the navigation of rivers ; 
To report opinion ; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; Lx1x. 363. Report with eighteen Resolutions, 371. 
To lie on the Table, and be printed, 372. Read again, and re-committed, 504. Report with nineteen Resolutions, 508. Report 
further considered ; Resolutions agreed to; made Standing Orders, and to be printed ; 513. 
See supra, 1679. infra, 1788. 


Petitions complaining of Standing Orders not having been complied with in Bills,—relative to— 


1765. Bridges —Norwich Bridge; the Report upon the Petition for the Bill, and the Bills to that effect presented in sessions 1819 and 
1819-20; To consider how far the Standing Orders have been complied with, and to report observations; Lxxv. 214. To send 
for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; 215. Report; to lie on the Table, 247. ——— Strand Bridge; To send 
for persons, papers and records ; Lxviti. 478. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 499. 

1766. Docks -—Sligo ; To send for persons, papers and records ; all to have voices ; Report on Petition for Bill, referred ; tv11. 406. Report 
with a Resolution, 422. Day appointed for further considering Report, 424. Report further considered ; Resolution agreed to ; 448. 

1767. Markets :—Covent-Garden Market ; to send for persons, papers and records; txvitt. 390. No Report. 

1768. 


Navigations ‘——London and Cambridge Junction Canal Bill; To send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum ; 
LXIX. 247. Reports from Commiittee on the Petition of the Company of Proprietors, and from the Committee on the Bill, 
referred ; Committee to report Minutes of Evidence; to report opinion; 252. Members excused from attending the Committee ; 
other Members added, 252, 258. Report, with Resolution and Minutes; to be printed; 263. Report further considered, and Reso- 
lution agreed to, 286. Paddington and Thames (Regent’s) Canal; xxvii. 173. Report; to lie on the Table, 192. Petition 
of Mr. Portman referred, 249. Report on the petition of Mr. Serjeant Runnington and others, read, and, with the Minutes of 
Evidence taken thereupon, referred, 261. All to have voices, 267. Report; to lie on the Table, 282, 





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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 
(2.)—To consider various matters—continued. 
Standing Orders—continued. 


Petitions complaining that Standing Orders had not been complied with in Bills,—continued. 


i769. Parish Clerks :—For extending the jurisdiction of the Master, Warden, &amp;c. of the Parish Clerks of London ; To send for persons, 
papers and records; three to be the quorum; LxXIv. 415. Report; to lie on the Table, 432. 





vi. Ti urnpike Roads :—Biddaford; To send for persons, papers and records; Lxvi11. 404. No Report. Manchester and Salter’s 
Brook; To send for persons, papers and records; Lxx111. 97. Report; to lie on the Table, 103. Minutes of Evidence ordered, 
109. Presented ; printed; 118.—&lt;——Perth; To send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; LXxvi. 403. To 
report Minutes of Evidence, 415. Report ; to lie on the Table, 416. 


1771. Railways !—Stockton-upon-Tees to Rainy Fell; To send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; LXXIV. 254. 
To report observations and Minutes of Evidence; Report ; to lie on the Table, and be printed; 26g. 


Statutes : 


1772. The most effectual means of promulgating the Statutés of the United Kingdom ; To report opinion ; to send for persons, papers and 
records ; five to the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Report made 5 December 1796, from the Committee appointed 
to consider of the most effectual means of promulgating the Statutes of the Realm, referred; tv1.92. Report, together with six 
Resolutions; to lie on the Table, and, be printed, 324. Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 365. ~ See 

supra, 1159. 


1773. To inquire into the promulgation of the Statutes in Ireland; To report observations ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to 
be the quorum ; Lxvuir. 303. No Report. 


1774. Steam Boats :—Of the means of preventing the mischief from explosions happening on boatd Steam Boats; To report obervations ; 
to send for persons, papers and records; Lxx11. 248. Members added, 268. Petition of William Lester, Engineer, respecting his 


invention, referred, 286. Committee to report opinion, and Minutes of Evidence; Report ; with four Resolutions, and Appendix ; 
to lie on the Table, and be printed ; 395. 


Steam Engines : 
1775. To inquire how far it may be practicable to compel persons using Steam Engines and furnaces in their different works to erect them in 
a manner less prejudicial to the public health and public comfort ; To report observations; to send for persons, papers and records ; 


five to be the quorum; ~txxiv. 508. Members added, 517,529. Committee to report proceedings from time to time, 6o2. 
Report ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 629. 


1776. To inquire how far it may be practicable to compel persons using Steam Engines and furnaces in their different works, to erect them in 
a manner less prejudicial to public health and public comfort ; To report observations ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five 
to be the quorum; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place; to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding any 
adjournment ; Lxxv. 132. Members added, 150, 243, 254. Petition from the parishes of Saint Andrew Holborn, and Saint 
George the Martyr, complaining of nuisance by smoke, referred, 216. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 401. 


Sugar :—See supra, 1459. 1461. 


1777. Sugar Distillery Bill :—tThe circumstances relating to an alteration improperly made in the ingrossed copy of the said Bill; 
To send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; Lx1v. 14. Minutes ordered ; 
presented ; printed; 25. Petition of Mr. Goodiff, a Clerk of the House; to lie on the Table, 77. Minutes of Evidence again read, 

and re-committed; Petition of Mr. Goodiff, referred ; Committee to report observations and opinion; 102. Report, with a Reso- 


lution; day appointed for further considering Report, and to be printed ; 311. Report further considered, and Resolution respecting 
the examination of ingrossments with the House Bill, 339. 


1778. Surgeons, Royal College of :—Petition of the Court of Assistants of the Royal College of Surgeons for the aid of Parliament to 
build a College, &amp;c.; To report observations; five to be the quorum; to adjourn from time to time and from place to place; to 
sit notwithstanding any Adjournment; Lx1. 337. Report; to lie on the Table, 470. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 490. 
See Supply, 71. 1313. Petition of the Court of Assistants on behalf of the College of Surgeons for further aid in respect of 
Mr, John Hunter’s anatomical collection ; To send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; Lxv. 166. Report; to lie 
on. the Table, and be printed, 283. (App. 726.) Referred to the Committee of Supply, 294. See Supply, 71. 2195. 





1770. Tailors :—The laws regulating the wages of journeymen in the Tailors trade within the Bills of Mortality ; To send for persons, papers 
and records ; five ta be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; txv1. 421. No Report. 


Tanners and Tanning Trade : 


1781. So much of Act 2 Jac. I. as relates to the making and vending of boots and shoes ; ‘To report opinion ; five to be the quorum ; LXI, 247. 
No Report. ; 


1782. Act 2 Jac. I. concerning Tanners, Curriers, Shoemakers and other Artificers. occupying the cutting of leather ; To report observations and 
opinion ; to send for persons, papers and records ; all to have voices; five to be the quorum; Petitions relating to the Tanning Trade, 
referred ; Committee to sit notwithstanding any adjournment ; to report proceedings from time to time ; Lx11.84. Petitions referred, 
84, 91, 94, 105,107, 110, 114, 117,122, 127, 133, 135, 143, 155, 163, 184, 193, 212,.217, 229, 233, 241,.248, 251, 260, 262, 305. 
Member added, 174. No Report. Committee again appointed ; To send for persons, papers and records ; all to have voices ; 
five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding any adjournment; to report proceedings from time to time ; Minutes of Evidence taken 
before the Committee in the session 1806-7, referred; Lx11.652. Report with seven Resolutions; to lie on the Table, and, with 
Appendix, be printed, 714. Report referred to the Select Committee appointed in 1808 ; Lx111. 134. See infra, 1783. 





1783. Petitions presented in session 1808 relative to the Tanning Trade; To examine the matters thereof, and report the same as they shall 
appear, together with opinion and observations thereupon ; to send for persons, papers and records; Report of Session 1807, referred ; 


Lx111. 134. So much of order discharged as relates to Committee reporting opinion; Report; Bill ordered; 183. 
Leather, 1. 


1784, Petitions of Tanners of Cork, Waterford and Wexford, respecting the duties on Tanning in Ireland; To report observations ; to send for 
persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; Lvii1. 482. Petition of Tanners of Limerick, referred, 518. Report referred 
to a Committee of the Whole House, 536. See supra, 1235+ 


Telford, Mr. :—See supra, 1688, 1689. 


See 


1785. Thanksgivin at St. Paul’s :—The manner-of the House going to St. Paul’s Church on Thursday, 7 Jaly 1814, [the Thanks- 
giving Day) and of such regulations a3 may be necessary to be observed for the preservation of order upon that occasion ; To send 
for persons, papers and records ; Reports of 21 April 1789, and 14 December 1797, referred; Committee to adjourn from time 
to time, and from place to place; and to sit notwithstanding adjournment; txrx. 387. To report from time to time ; Report of 
Regulations ; 423. Committee inform the House that they had given instructions to Mr. Bacon to examine the temporary 


scaffoldings ; Report of Regulations communicated from the City of London ; to lie.on the Table, and be printed, 424. House 
met, called over, and went to Saint Paul's, 441. 


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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)—To consider various matiers—continued, 











Tobacco :—See supra, 1738. 


Tontine Annuities : 
1786. The state and management of the several Tontine Annuities granted by Act of the Parliament of Ireland in 1773, &amp;c.; To send fur 
persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lxvi. 235. Members added, 244. Report; to lie on the Table, and, with 
the Appendix, be printed, 429. Committee again appointed ; Report of 1811 referred; txvit.207. Member added, 217, 
Committee to report Minutes of Evidence, 339. Report; to lie on the Table, and, with the Appendix, be printed, 345. 





1787. To examine into the state and management of the several Tontine Annuities granted by Acts of the Parliament in Ireland in 1773; 
To report observations; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; 
LXVIII. 513. Report; to lie on the Table, and, with the Appendix, be printed, 617. 


1788. Trade :—To inquire into the expediency of a Standing Order, That no Bill regulating the conduct of any Trade, altering the laws of 
apprenticeships in relation to any particular Business. &amp;c, be read a first time, until a Select Committee shall have inquired into the 
expediency or inexpediency of the proposed regulations ; ‘To report observations ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to 
be, the quorum; Lxxv. 311. Members added, 321, 322. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 349. Report read; 
Resolution thereupon ; made a Standing Order; 403. See supra, 1517. 


1789. Transportation :—To inquire into the manner in which Sentences of Transportation have been executed, and into the effects whigh 
have been produced by that mode of punishment ; To send for persons, papers and records ; three to be quorum ; to report obser- 
vations from time to time ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; Lxvi1.111. Report with Appendix; to lie on the Table, and be 
printed, 522. (See Complaints,2.) Report referred to the Select Committee appointed to inquire into the state and description of 
Gaols, &amp;c.; LXXIV. 175. See supra, 1529+ 


Turnpike Roads :—See supra, 1549-1563. 1755: 1770. 


1791. Tythes :—Petitions presented in session 1816 upon the subject of Tythes, and to report if it be expedient to enable proprietors of 
Tythes to grant leases thereof under due regulations; To send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum; to report 
observations and opinion from time to time; LxxI. 391. Petitions referred, 394. Members added, 397, 412. Instruction to 
report under what regulations it may be expedient to enable the proprietors of Tythes to grand leases, 444. Sixteen Resolutions 
reported ; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed, 474. 


1792. Usury Laws :—Of the effects of the Laws which regulate or restrain the interest of money ; To report opinion ; to send for persons, 
papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lxx111. 272. Members added, 276, 288, 291, 307, 317, 355. Committee to sit 
notwithstanding adjournment, 301. To report Minutes of Evidence, 382. Report, with three Resolutions; to lie on the Table, 
and be printed, 398. 


1793. Vaccine Inoculation :—Petition of Edward Jenner, m. p. for a reward for his discovery of the Vaccine Inoculation ; To send for 
persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; Lvi1.240. Report with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 413. 
Day appointed for considering Report, 481. Considered, and referred to the Committee of Supply, 502. See Supply, 72. 441. _ 


1794. Vincent, Saint, Island of :—Petition of several agents and attornies acting on behalf of certain proprietors of estates in the Island 
of Saint Vincent for relief in consequence of losses incurred by a volcanic eruption ; To report observations ; five to be the quorum ; 


Lxvil1 185. Report with an Appendix (App. 928); to lie upon the Table, 384. Printed, 459. Referred to the Committee of 
Supply, 541. See Supply, 73. 2921. See also supra, 1541-2. 


Vincent St., Earl of :——See supra, 1687. 


1795. Volunteers :—Amendments of the Lords to the Bill to consolidate and amend the provisions of Acts relating to Volunteers, and to 
report what they think proper to be offered to the House thereupon; L1x. 222. Reported; day appointed for considering same and 
Amendments; Report to be printed; 240. See Volunteers, 5. 


1796. Votes :—Of a more convenient and expeditious method of preparing and distributing the printed Votes of the Houre; To send for 
persons, papers and records; seven to be the quorum ; to report observations and opinion; Lx x11. 188. ‘Report with a Resolution ; 
Report to be taken into further consideration, and, with Appendix, be printed; 191. Report further considered, and Resolution 
agreed to,194. Read again, and Mr. Speaker to appoint the printing of the Votes, 206. 


Watchmakers : 
1797. Petitions of Watchmakers of Coventry ; To examine the matters thereof, and report same ; to send for persons, papers and records ; five 
to be the quorum ; to report Minutes of Evidence ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; Lx x11. 435. Members added, 443. Petitions 
referred, 453- Accounts relating to licences for selling plate, referred; Report; to lie on the Table, and, with Appendix, be 


printed, 477. Report referred to the Committee appointed to consider the laws relating to Watchmakers, appointed in 18 18; 
LX XIII. 103. See infra, 1798. 


1798. Of the Laws relating to Watchmakers ; To report observations and opinion, and Minutes of Evidence ; to send for persons, papers and 
records ; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Report of 11 July 1817, referred; Lxxr11. 103. Petitions 
referred, 140,144. Membersadded, 144. Report with a Resolution; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 195. Report read, and 
Bill ordered, 325. See Clocks, 2. 


1799. Weights and Measures :—To inquire into the original standard of Weights and Measures in this Kingdom, and to consider the 
laws relating thereto; To report observations, with opinion ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum ; to 
adjourn from time to time, and from place to place; to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjournment; Lx1x. 254, 
Reports of 26 May 1758, and 11 April 1759, referred, 264. Report with twenty Resolutions and Appendix, 414. To lie on the 
Table, and be printed, 415. Report again read, and Committee of the Whole House appointed to consider same; Lxx. 289, (See 
supra; 1287.) Message from the Lords, requesting a copy of the Report, and copy communicated ; Lx x1. 289. 


Welsh Judicature : 


1802. To inquire into and report opinion touching the laws relating to the Administration of Justice in Wales; To send for persons, papers 
and records; five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Lxx11. 228. Member added, 265. Accounts of 
numbers of Bills in Chancery, and of Declarations filed in the Courts of Great Session, referred, 362. Message to the Lords, 
requesting the attendance of Lord Dynevor, Lord Cawdor, and Lord Viscount Bulkeley, 379. Lords will send an answer, 390. 
Lords give leave to Lord Dynévor, 398. To Lord Bulkeley, 406. Order for Committee to report opinion discharged ; Committee 
to report observations and Minutes of Evidence ; Report ; to lie on the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed; 450. Report . 
be reprinted; Lxx111. 156, Report referred to a Committee on the same subject appointed in 1820; Lxxy. 269. See 
infra, 1803. 


1803. To 
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386 se : _  COMMITTEES—continued. 























































IT. Select Committees appointed—continued. 
(2.)—To consider various matters—continued. 


Welsh Judicatuye—continued. 
7803. To inquire into and report their observations touching the laws relating to the Administration of Justice in Wales; To send for persons, 
papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lxxv. 265. Report of 4 July 1817; referred, 269. Members added, 269, 277, 294, 
340. Petition from Pembroke referred, 294. Committee to report from time to time; Report; to lie on the Table, and be 
printed, 448. 


Westerham Taxes :—See supra, 1741. 
West India Colonies : 


1804. The commercial state of the West India Colonies; Five to be the quorum ; to report proceedings from time to time; to sit notwith- 
standing adjournment ; Lx11.668. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee in session 1806-7, on the Petition of Planters, &amp;c. 
interested in the British West India Colonies, referred; Members added; 696. Account of the average prices of Brown Sugar, 
referred, 764. Committee to report Minutes of Evidence; Report; to lie on the Table, and, with the Appendix, be printed ; 770. 
House resolves to take the Report into consideration early in the following session, 835. 

1805, The practicability and expediency of supplying our West India Colonies with free labourers from the East ; To report opinion ; to send 
for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; LXvI. 235. Members added, 270. Report; to be on the Table, and be 
printed, 420. 


1806. West India Planters :—Petition of Planters, Merchants, &amp;c. interested in the British West India Colonies for relief ; To report 
observations and opinion ; five to be the quorum ; to report from time to time; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Lx11. 236. 
Petitions referred, 248,281. Report from Committee on distillation from Sugar, referred, 283. Member added, 362. No Report, 
Parliament being dissolved, but in the following session all Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee were referred to the 
Select Committee on West India Colonies ; x11. 696. See supra, 1804. 


1807. Westminster Abbey :—Petition of Dean and Chapter for a grant for repairs of Henry VII. Chapel; To send for persons, papers 
and records; LxiI. 588. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 671. Referred to Committee of Supply, 762. (See 
Supply, 74. 1664.) Petition for further grant ; To send for persons, papers and records; Lx111. 170. Report of former 
session referred, 270. Report; to lie on the Table, 281. Referred to Committee of Supply, 361. (See Supply, 74. 1838. ——— 
Petition for further grant ; To send for persons, papers and records; Lxiv. 86. Report, with seven Resolutions; to lie on the 
Table, 272. Petition for further grant; To send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lxv. 91. Report 
of 27 April 1809, from the Select Committee on the Petition of the Dean and Chapter of Westminster, and Minutes of Evidence 
referred, 99. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 210. (App. 721.) Minutes of Evidence ordered, 212. Presented; 
printed ; 226. Petition for further grant; To send for persons, papers and records; five to be tne quorum; Lxvi. 99. 
Members added, 123. Other Petitions referred, 191, 208. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 215. (App. 659.) 
Reterred to the Committee of Supply, 283. See Supply, 74. 2433. 


Westminster, High Bailiff of: 
1808. To examine into the nature of the office of High Bailiff of Westminster; To send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; 
Lxv1. 299. Members added, 368. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 416. Report referred to the Select Committee 
a appointed on the Petition of Arthur Morris, Bailiff of Westminster; LX1x. 307. See infra, 1809. 











1809. To examine the matter of the Petition of Arthur Morris; To report same with observations ; to send for persons, papers and records; 
five to be the quorum ; Motion that all who come have voices, negatived; Lx1x. 303. Report of 11 June 1811, respecting the 
oflice of High Bailiif referred, 307. Committee to report Minutes of Evidence, 405. Report; to lie on the Table, and with 
Appendix, be printed, 410. Report referred to the Committee of Supply ; txx111. 187. See Supply, 75. 3994. 


1811. Westminster, High Constable of :—Petition of William Lee, High Constable of Westminster, and the Petty Constables 
under him, for remuneration for their attendance on Parliament ; To report observations ; to send for persons, papers and. records ; 
five to be the quorum ; Lxx111. 74. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 96. 


Westminster Improvements : 

1812. ‘To examine the matter of the Report and Memorial of the Commissioners under Act 46 Geo. III. for the Improvement of the access to 
Westminster Hall and the two Houses of Parliament, presented 12 May 1808, and to report same with their observations from time to 
time ; to send for persons, papers and records ; three to be the quorum; to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place; to 
sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjournment; Lx111. 394. Report; to lic on the Table, and be printed, 414. (App. 875.) 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 429. (See Supply, 76.1859) Second Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 474. 
(App. 875.) Message from the Lords; Lxv. 132. See infra, 1813. 


1813. To inquire what steps have been taken in consequence of two Reports presented to the House from the Select Committee on the Report 
and Memorial of the Commissioners appointed under Act 46 Geo. III. for the Improvement of the access to Westminster Hall and 
the two Houses of Parliament; To report observations ; three to be the quorum ; to send for persons, papers and records ; to adjourn 
from time to ‘ime, and from place to place; to sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjournment ; Lx1v.390. Report; 
to lie on the Table, and be printed, 420. Message from the Lords requesting copies of such Reports as may have been made, together 
with the plans and drawings therein referred to; Lxv. 132. Copies, &amp;c. to be communicated, and Message to the Lords that they had 
appointed a Committee, and desiring the plans and drawings to be returned to them from time to time, as should be found necessary 
for proceedings of the House, 136. Report of Message and copies of Report and Plan being delivered, 143. Message from the Lords 
that they had referred the plans and drawings to.a Committee of their own, but would nevertheless return them from time to time, as 
“desired by the House ; 150. 


1814. Further Report and Memorials of the Commissioners for executing Acts 46 Geo. ITI. c. 89, for the Improvement of the streets and places 
near Westminster Hall and the two Houses of Parliament, to the Lords of the Treasury, together with all former proceedings of the 
Commissioners, and Reports of Committees of the House thereupon; To examine the matters thereof, and to report same with 
observations and opinion from time to time ; number to be fifteen; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum ; 
to adjourn from time to time, and from place to place; to sit during sitting, and notwithstanding adjournment ; Lxv.94. Reports 
from Committees appointed to inspect the Journals of the House of Lords, with relation to proceedings since 11 April 1810, upon 
ditto, referred, 400. Order for reporting opinion discharged, 441. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 442. Referred to 
the Committee of Supply; txx1. 469. See Supply, 76. 3671. 


1815. To inspect Lords Journals upon the proceedings of the Commissioners for the Improvement of the streets and places near Westminster 
Hall and the two Houses of Parliament ; Five to be the quorum; Lxv. 240. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 277. 
(App. 725.) Referred to the Select Committee on the Report and Memorials of the Commissioners, 400. See supra, 1814. 


1816. To inspect Lords Journals, with relation to any proceedings of their Lordships since 11 April 1810, upon proceedings of the 
Commissioners; Five to be the quorum; ixv. 394., Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 400. (App. 726.) Referred to 
the Select Committee on the Report and Memorials of the Commissioners, 400. See supra, 1814. 


Wexford :—See supra, 1699. 
Windows of Shops :—See supra, 1743-4. 
1817. Witnesses : 





COM MITTEES—continued. 367 





II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2).—To consider various matters—-continued. 


Witnesses : Be ‘ 
1817. Petition of Francis Lloyd, James Lloyd, and others, for compensation for their attendance at the Middlesex Election; Committee 


to report opinion; to send for persons, papers and records ; all to have voices; Lx. 326. Five to be the quorum; 376, Reported ; 
Report re-committed, 478. Report, with three Resolutions ; Resolutions agreed to; 480. 


1818. Petition of Witnesses, served with the Speaker's warrant, on the Great Grimsby Election Committee, for relief; txvi11. 206. To 
send for persons, papers and records ; LXVI111. 205. ‘To report observations, 221. Report, 242. (App. 889.) 


1819. Of the sums proper to be paid as reasonable compensation to certain persons, summoned to attend the House as Witnesses upon the 
Great Grimsby Election, for their trouble and expenses; To send for persons, papers and records; three to be the quorum; to sit 
notwithstanding adjournment ; LXv11I.243. Report; to lie on the Table, 247. (App. 889.) 


Wool; Woollen Trade: 

1821. Petition of several persons concerned in the Woollen Trade and Manufactories, in the counties of Somerset, Wilts and Gloucester, for 
a Bill respecting the Woollen Trade; To send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Lvi1I. 173. To sit 
notwithstanding adjournment, 205. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 252. (App. 884.) Message from the Lords, 
desiring a printed copy of the Report, and Report communicated, 311. Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 329. 
See supra, 1336. 

1822. The state of the Woollen Manufacture of England; To report observations and opinion; to send for persons, papers and records; five 
to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Petitions relating to the Woollen Manufacture, presented in same session, 
referred ; ux1. 136, Members added, 139, 148, 157, 170, 230, 249. Report, with Resolutions and Appendix ; to lie on the Table, 
and be printed, 488. (App. 696.) Minutes of Evidence, ordered ; presented; printed; 489. Report further considered; Resolutions 
agreed to, and Bill ordered; 512.. (See Wool, 12.) Minutes of Evidence referred to the Select Committee om the state of the 
Woollen Manufacture of England, appointed 30 December 1806; Lx1r. 24. See infra, 1823. 


1823. The state of the Woollen Manufacture of England; To report observations, with opinion; to send for persons, papers and records; 
five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Evidence taken before the Committee in the session 1806, referred ; 
Lx1j.24. Members added, 103, 193. Petition of the Clothworkers or Shearmen of the counties of York, Lancaster, Wilts, 
Somerset and Gloucester referred, and Counsel ordered, 110. Petition of Robert Cookson, referred, and Counsel ordered, 228. 
No Report. Another Committee appointed for the above purpose; To report observations and opinion from time to time; 
to send for persons, papers aud records; five to be the quorum; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; ~x111. 132. Members 
added, 137. Reports and Minutes of Evidence of former session, referred; also Petition of Clothworkers, &amp;c. of the counties of 
York, Wilts, and Somerset, referred ; all to have voices; 211. Report, with seventy-one Resolutions ; to lie on the Table, 344. 





1824, To inquire into the laws for regulating the stamping of Woollen Cloth; To report observations; to send for persons, papers and records ; 
five to be the quorum; Lxxiv:517. No Report. 


Writers in India :—See supra, 1476. 


(3)—To do various matters—telative to,— 


Addresses :—To draw up Addresses : 

1825. Of thanksfor Royal Speeches at the opening of the session; To withdraw immediately; Speech, referred; In 1801, v1.10. Report 
16.—In 1801-2, tvir. 4. Report, 7.— In ‘1802-3, Lvii1.11. Report, 18.—In 1803-4, Lix. 4. Report, 9.—In 1805, 
1x. 5. Report, 7.—-In 1806, rx1.5. Report, 6.—In 1806-7, Lx11.g. Report, 14.—In 1807, ux11. 564. Report, 577.— In 
1808, tx. 6. Report, 14.—In 1809, Lx1v. 4. Report, 7.—In 1810, uxv. 7. Report, 11.—In 1811, Lxvi. 87. Report, 
89.—In 1812, txvit. 9. Report, 10.—In 1812-13, Lxvitt.10. Report, 13.—In 1813-14, xix. 5. Report, 13.—In 
1814-15, Lxx. 4. Report, 7—In 1816, uxx1.6. Report, 9.—In 1817, Lxxi1. 10. Report, 16.—In 1818, Lxxu11, 4. 
Report, 8.—In 1819, Lxxiv. 12. Report, 28.—In 1819-20, Lxxv.7. Report, 9.—In 1820, Lxxv. 111. Report, 118. 


1226. Onthe commencement of war with America; (1813), Lxvi11. 178, Report, 183. 
1827. On the failure of a treasonable conspiracy (February 1803); Lv111. 195. Report, 202. 


1828. On the preliminary articles of peace with France (1801); :v11.11. Report, 12. ——— On Message relative to discussions with 


France (1803) ; Lv111. 444. Report, 448. —&lt;-—— On the definitive treaty of peace with France (May 1814); Treaty referred, 
Lx1x. 408. Report, 412. 


1829. On the murder ofthe Right honourable Spencer Perceval (1812); uxvir. 376. Report, 376. 
1830. On the arrangement of the public records of Ireland; rxv. 408. Report 409. 
1831. On the discussions with Spain (1805); Lx. 51. Report, 54. 


1832. Conferences :—To draw up reasons to be offered to the Lords at Conferences; LVI. 594.—LIX. 294.—LXII. 841.—LXxIVv. 931.— 


LXvii. 182, 260, 419.—LXVIII. 593.—LXXIII. 420, 422, &amp;c. To manage Conferences; Lv1. 382, 637.—Lx. 265.— 
LXI. 403, 465.-—LXVI. 22, 28, 460.—Lxvit. 185, 267, 431.—LX XIII. 423, 424. , 





East India Judicature :—See infra, 1838. 
Elections :—To try and determine the merits of Election Petitions. See Elections, 57-357. 


Impeachment : ' 
1833. To draw up articles of Impeachment against Lord Melville; ux. 425. Tenth Report of Commissioners of Naval Inquiry, and Report 
from the Select Committee thereupon, referred ; five to be the quorum ; to send for persons, papers and records; to adjourn from time 
to time, and from place to place; to report preceedings from time to time, and to sit during the sitting and notwithstanding any 
adjournment; 425. Member added, 432. Report, 467. Day appointed for further considering Report, and to be printed, 471. 
To prepare clause saving liberty to the Commons to exhibit further articles ; reported; 1x. 482. See Impeachment, 1.—— 
Entry in Journal of the appointment of the above Committee in the preceding session, and Act against discontinuance of proceedings 
against Lord Melville ; Read in the beginning of the next session, and Committee ordered to sit and proceed ; Member added ; ixr. 8. 
Answer of Lord Melville referred to the Committee to report opinion thereon, 12. Members added, 44, 47, 53, 58. Information of 
further matters with respect to the conduct of Lord Melville; leave given the Committee to report such matters; Report; day 
appointed for taking it into further consideration, and, with the Appendix, to be printed; 82. (App. 685.) Special Report respecting 
Mr. Trotter refusing to answer questions ; Mr. Trotter ordered into the custody of the Serjeant ; to be taken to the Committee as often 
as required ; 91. Petition of Mr. Trotter to be discharged ; reprimanded, and discharged ; 102. Report of further matters considered, 
and Committee ordered to propare a further article of Impeachment ; Report of further article ; day appointed for further considering 
it, and to be printed; 113. (See Impeachment, 1.) Committee to prepare a clause saving liberty to the Commons to exhibit further 
articles; reported; agreed to, and to be ingrossed; 119. (See Impeachment, 1.) Answer of Lord Melville to further articles of 
Impeachment, referred ; Committee to report opinion thereon ; replication reported, and agreed to; 164. See Impeachment, 1. 


1834. To view the court erected in Westminster Hall for the trial of Lord Melville; Managers of Impeachment to be the Committee; 
LXI. 235. Report, 244. 





Letters: 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 











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1835, 


1836. 


1837. 


1838. 


1839. 


1841. 


1842, 


1843. 


1844. 


1845. 


1846. 


1847. 


1848. 


1849. 
1851. 
1852. 


1856. 


1853. 


1854. 


1855. 


COM MITT EES—continued. 












II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(3.)—To do various matters—continued. 


Letters : 


To inspect certain Letters, and to report to the House such of them or such parts of them as may be relevant to the matters referred té 
the consideration of the Committee of the Whole House appointed to investigate the conduct of His Royal Highness the Duke of 
York ; To send for persons, papers and records ; three to be the quorum; Lx1v. 47. Report, 50. Report referred to the Committee 
of the Whole House on the conduct of His Royal Highness, 51. See supra, 1355- 2s 

To inspect certain papers in which mention is made of Tonyn’s and other business relating to the conduct of His Royal Highness the 
Duxe of York; To send for persons, papers and records ; three to be the quorum; LXxiv. 54. Report referred to the Committeé 
of the Whole House on the conduct of His Royal Highness, 58. See supra, 1355. 

To examine certain letters delivered in at the Bar of the House by Mr. Carew Smyth, a witness examined on the hearing of the matter 
of a complaint of the conduct of the Honourable Wyndham Quin, and to select so much of the said letters as have any relation to the 
matter of complaint ; Three to be the quorum; Lxxiv. 216. To report from time to time, and to sit notwithstanding adjournment 
Report ; to lie on the Table, and be printed ; 221. Second Report ; to lie on the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 230. See 
Quin, The Honourable Wyndham. 


Lists :—tTo examine Lists of names on Ballots for the East India Judicature; Lv1. 211. Report ; clause in Act 26 Geo. III. read, and 


Report read; 221.—Lvi1.69. Report, 71.—xvi1r.148. Report, 153.—11x. 80. Report, 84.—Lx.105. Report, 113.— 
Lx1.125. Report, 129.—1x11.93, 801. Reports, 99, 809.—1x111.153. Report, 157.—Lx1v.123. Report, 126.—1xv. 168, 
Report, 179.—Lxv1.155- Report, 158.—Lxvii. 128. Report, 132.—z~xv11i1.177. Report, 186.—.Lx1x.114. Report, 116.—- 
Lxx. 109. Report, 113.—Lxx1. 202. Report, 221.—.Lxx11. 163. Report, 167.—Lxx111. 180. Report, 188.—Lxx1v. 180. 
Report, 186.—Lxxv. 341. Report, 345. To examine Lists of Names on ballots for Secret Committees; Lv1. 263. Report, 269. 
— x. 418. Report, 420.—Lxvit. 495. Report, 496.—Lx x11. 29. Report, 31.—.Lxx111. 31. Report, 31.—Lxx1v. 72. Report, 7’. 
To examine Lists of Names on ballots for other Select Committees ; Lx. 216, 259, 3906. Reports, Lx. 221, 260, 314. 








Melville, Lord :—See supra, 1833-4. 
Messages :—To draw up answers to be given to Messages from the Lords; ux. 314, 381. Reports, Lx. 327, 384. 
Militia : 


‘To prepare an estimate of the charge of the pay and cluathing of the Militia of Great Britain; Lv1. 289. Report, 299. Referred to 
the Committee of Supply, 312.—Lv11. 278; 340; 359.—LVIII. 254; 323; 330.—LIXx. 148; 155; 206.—Lx. 244; 297; 315.— 
LX1. 64; 75; 93-—LX11. 238, 661; 254, 689; 339, 699.—LXIII. 224; 235; 252.—LXIV. 106; 107; 111.—LXV. 355 ; 386; 401.— 
LXVI. 3343 3413; 376.—txvil. 316; 328; 361.—Lxvill. 345; 376; 376. Of the disembodied Militia of Great Britain and 
Ireland; Lxx11. 408; 4113; 411.—LXXIII, 291; 320; 352.—LXXIVv. 486; 529; 555e-—LXXVe 313; 3573 380. See Supply, 61. 
Key to Supply. , 





To prepare an estimate of the expense of allowances to be made to certain subaltern officers of the Militia in time of peace; Lv1. 296. 
Report, 302. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 312.—Lv1r. 278; 344; 359-—LV1II. 339; 348; 466.—11x. 156; 161; 206. 
—LXx. 244; 298; 315.—LX1. 64; 75; 93.—LXI1. 238, 665; 255, 690; 339, 699.—LXIII. 226; 235; 252.—LXIV. 107; 108; 
112.—LXV. 355; 386; 401.—LXVI. 334; 341; 376.—LXVUI. 316; 328 ; 361.—LxvIII. 345; 376; 376. See Supply, 61. 
Key to Supply. 

To prepare an estimate of the expense of allowances to be made to adjutants, serjeant-majors, and serjeants of the Militia disembodied, 
in pursuance of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. ; tv1. 289. Report, 302. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 312.—Lv1I. 375; 411; 
426.—LVIII. 342; 348; 466.—LIx. 149; 155; 206.—Lx. 244; 298; 315.—LXI. 64; 753 93.—LX11. 238, 661; 255, 690; 339, 699. 
—LXIII. 224; 235; 252.—LXIV. 107; 108; 112.—Lxv. 355; 356; 401.—LxvI. 336; 341; 376.—LxviI. 316; 328; 361.— 
LXVIII. 345, 376, 376. See Supply, 61. Key to Supply. 


To prepare an estimate of the charge of the pay and clothing of the Militia of Ireland, and of the expense of allowances to be made to 
certain subaltern officers in time of peace; tv11. 366, To report from time to time, 390. Reports, 400; 545. Referred to the 
Committee of Supply, 463, 551.—Lvit1. 261, 482; 271, 489; 330, 493.—LIX. 148; 154; 206.—Lx. 244; 298; 315.—LXI. 64; 
76; 93.—Lx11. 238, 662 ; 255, 690; 339, 699.—LXIII. 224; 230; 252.—LXIV. 107; 108; 112.—Lxv. 355; 386; 401.—LxvI. 
334; 341; 376.—Lxvit. 316; 328; 361.—LXxvIII. 345; 377; 377: See Supply, 61. Key to Supply. 


Thanks :—See infra, 1845. 
Wellington, Duke of :—To attend the Duke of Wellington with the Thanks of the House, tx1x. 387. Report that the Duke of 


Wellington had been waited on, and desired to express his answer in person, 409. House acquainted that the Duke was in attendance ; 
Resolution that he be admitted; 413. Admitted accordingly, and addresses the Speaker; The Speaker’s speech to him, and 
his Grace withdraws, 414. —~—— To attend the Duke of Wellington with the Thanks of the House, Lx xt. 528. 


Witnesses :—-To prepare Questions whereupon to examine Sir James Henry Craig (who had been ordered to attend the Committee of 


the Whole House on the article of charge against the Marquis of Wellesley respecting the Nabob of Oude, but was confined to his 
house by illness), ux1. 435. Report, 445. Further considered, and Questions agreed to, 448. See supra, 1288. 


(4.)—To inspect Lords’ Journals for Proceedings of the Lords,—velative to— 


Accounts Public :—Upon the Reports of the Commissioners of Public Accounts ; Committee appointed to draw up articles of 


impeachment against Lord Melville to be the Committee; 1x.449. Report; to lie on the Table, 467. 


Arms :—On Bill for insuring the proper and careful manufacturing of Fire Arms, &amp;c. ; five to be the quorum ; Lxvir1. 589. Report, 590. 


See Arms, 2. 
Bermuda :—On Bermuda Trade Bill; five to be the quorum ; txvi1. 360. Report; to lie upon the Table, 420. See Bermuda, 2. 
Bridges :——On County Bridges Bill; Three to be the quorum, Lx x. 420. Report; to lie upon the Table, 421. See Bridges, 6. 
Butter Trade :—0On Bill to amend Act for the better regulation of the Butter Trade in Ireland ; Five to be the quorum; LXVIII. 375. 


Report, 381. See Butter Trade, 3. 


Chancery, Court of :—On the subject of the state of causes in the Court of Chancery, and of appeals and writs of error in the 


House of Lords; Five to be the quorum ; Lxvi. 371. Report; to lie on the Tuble, and be printed, 375. Read, 395- 


Chimney Sweepers :—On Bill for the better regulation of Chimney Sweepers and their Apprentices, and for preventing the employ- 


ment of boys in climbing Chimnies ; Three to be the quorum ; Report; Lx x1v. 290. See Chimney Sweepers, 4. 


Churches :—On Blackburn Church Bill; Three to be the quorum; txxrv. 446. Report; to lie on the Table, 454. See Churches, 24. 


——— On Shadwell Church Bill; Three to be the quorum ; Lxx1t. 403. Report ; to lie upon the Table, 409. See Churches, 93. 


Clergy :—On Bill to amend Act 43 Geo. III. c. 84, relative to Spiritual Persons holding farms ; Three to be the quorum; LxIxX. 503. 


Report, 504. To lie upon the Table, 505. See Clergy, 13. See infra, 1872. 
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II. Select Committees appointed —continued. 


(4.)}—To inspect Lords’ Journals for Proceedings of the Lords—continued. 


1857. Clerks of the Peace :—On Clerks of the Peace Fees Bill; Three to be the quorum; ~xxiI. 282. Report; to lie upon the 
Table, 297. See Clerks of the Peace, 1. 


1868. Coals :—On Bill for continuing Acts for bringing Coals to London and Westminster ; Three to be the quorum ; Lxx11, 416. Report, 421. 
To lie upon the Table, 422. See Coals, 4. 


1859. Coroners :—On Bill for enlarging provisions of Act for giving proper rewards to Coroners; Three to be the quorum; Report ; to 
lie upon the Table; Lx x1. 427. See Coroners, 3. 


1861. Court Houses :—On Bill to facilitate the erection and maintenance of Court Houses in Ireland ; Five to be the quorum ; LXVII. 252. 
Report ; to lie on the Table, 265. See Court Houses, 2. On Bill to provide more effectually for the building and repairing of 
Court Houses and Session Houses, in Ireland ; Three to be the quorum ; Lxviir. 614. Report; to lie on the Table, 617. See 
Court Houses, 3. 


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i862. Court of Session in Scotland :—Respecting the judicature of the Court of Session in Scotland, and respecting the number of 
appeals from the Court of Session to the House of Lords; tx111. 336. Report; to lie on the Table, and with the Appendix, to be 
printed, 343. (App. 885.) 


1863. Courts :—On Bill to extend the jurisdiction of the Court of Conscience in the City of Dublin ; Five to be the quorum; Lxvuitt. 478. 
Report, 499. See Debts, Small, 33. 


1864. Debtors :—On Bill for the relief of Insolvent Debtors in England; Three to be the quorum; ~txxiv. 622. Report; to lie on the 
Table, 626. See Debtors, 19. 


1865. Dissenters :—On Dissenters Relief Bill ; Five to be the quorum; LXviit. 653. Report; to lie on the Table, 656. See Dissenters, 1. 


1866. Distillery :—On Bill for suspending the duties on corn wash for distillation of spirits in England; Five to be the quorum; Lxvr. 312. 
Report ; to lie on the Table, 315. See Spirits, 41. 


1867. Docks :—On Dundee Harbour Bill; Three to be the quorum; Lxx. 353. Report; to lie on the Table, 364. See Docks, 41. 
1868. Education :—Regarding the Education of the lower orders; Three to be the quorum ; LXxXIII. 171. 


1869. Elections :—On Helleston Election Bill; Three to be the quorum; Lxx, 286. Report, 323. To lie on the Table, and be printed, 327. 
On Bill (which passed in session 1819) for preventing bribery in the Election of Members for the borough of Barnstaple ; 
Three to be the quorum; Lxxv. 26. Report; to lie on the Table, and to be printed, 66. 





1871. Exchequer, Court of, in Ireland :—On Bill to secure the profits of the Clerk of the Pleas whilst the right of appointment is in 
litigation; Three to be the quorum; Lxx1. 484. Report; to lie on the Table, 493. See Courts, 49. 


1872. Gaols :—On Bill to alter and amend so much of Act 55 Geo. III. as relates to the salaries of clergymen officiating in Gaols ; Three to 
be the quorum ; Lxx111.142. Report; to lie on the Table, 145. See Goals, 5. 


1873. Impeachment :—On the Impeachment of Henry Lord Viscount Melville ; Five to be the quorum; Lx1. 412. Report; to lie on 
the Table, and be printed, 442. (App. 874.) Report again read, and Resolution thereupon, 525. See Navy, 33. 


1874. Inclosures :—On the General Inclosure Bill; Five to be the quorum; ixvit. 506. Report; to lie on the Table, 510. See 
Inclosures, 4. 


13975. J udges :——On Bill for granting additional annuities to the Judges in Ireland on their resignation ; Three to be the quorum ; Lx1x. 377. 
Report ; to lie on the Table, 394. See Judges, 6. 


Labourers :—See infra, 1894. 


1876. Liberty of the Subject :——On Bill for securing the Liberty of the Subject ; Three to be the quorum; Lxx. 293. Report; to lie on 
the Table, 312. See Liberty of the Subject. 


1877. Manure :—On Manure Carriage Bill; Five to be the quorum; Lxvit. 507. Report; tolieon the Table, 508. See Manure, 2, 


1878. Measures :—On Bill to extend the provisions of certain Acts to false and defective Measures; Three to be the quorum; Lxx. 168, 
Report; to lie on the Table, 168. See Weights and Measures, 1. 


Melville, Lord :—See infra, 1895. 


1879. Naval Courts Martial :—On Bill to amend Act 37 Geo. III. respecting Naval Courts Martial; Three to be the quorum ; 
Lxx1.66. Report; to lie upon the Table, 69. See Navy, 48. 


1881. Navigations :—On Cham Navgation Bill; Five to be the quorum; Lx v111.648. Report; to lie on the Table, 652. See Navigations, 27. 
———On Ouse Navigation Bill ; Five to be the quorum ; Lxv111. 550. Report; to lie on the Table, 551. See Navigations, 83. 


1882. New Forest :—On Bill for further continuing Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. for preservation of timber in the New Forest, &amp;c.; Three to be 
the quorum ; Lxvitt. 528. Report; to lie on the Table, 529. See Forests, 1. 


Offices in Reversion :—See infra, 1887. 
1883. Palmer, Mr. :—On his per Centage Bill; Five to be the quorum; txvii1. 642. Report; to lie upon the Table, 643. 


1884. Poor Laws :—On the Poor Laws; Three to be the quorum; Lxx111.119. Report; to lie on the Table, 133. Message to the 


Lords requesting a Copy of Report and Evidence on the Poor Laws, 134. Report communicated, and referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on the Poor Laws, 145. To be printed, 406. 


Queen Caroline : 


1885. With relation to any proceedings had respecting the conduct of Her Majesty; Three to be the quorum; Lxxv. 405. Report, 411. 
To lie on the Table, 412. Another Committee appointed ; Three to be the quorum ; Report ; to lie on the Table, Lx xv. 479. 





1886. With relation to the present state of any proceedings had respecting the Bill, intituled, “‘ An Act to deprive Her Majesty Caroline 
Amelia Elizabeth of the title, prerogatives, rights privileges and exemptions of Queen Consort of this realm ;” Three to be the quorum ; 


Lxxv. 480. Report; to lie upon the Table, 481. Another Committee appointed; Three to be the quorum; Lxxv. 482, 
Report ; to lie upon the Table, 484. 





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870 COMMITTEES—continued. 





II, Select Committees appointed—continued. 
(4.)—To inspect Lords’ Journals for Proceedings of the Lords—continued. 


1887. Reversion, Offices in :—On Bill to prohibit the granting of Offices in Reversion, or for joint lives, with benefit of survivorship ; 
five to be the quorum; Lx11.828. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 832. On another Bill; tx111. 184. 
Report ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 188. See Offices in Reversion, 3. On Bill for continuing Act 52 Geo, III. to 
make provision for a limited time respecting certain grants of Offices; Three to be the quorum; Lx1x. 453- Report; to lie on the 
Table, 458. 








1888. Saving Banks :-—On Bill for protection of Saving Banks; Three to be the quorum; txx11. 438. Report, 438. To lie upon the 
Table, 439. See Saving Banks, 1.——— On Bill for protection of Saving Banks in Ireland ; Three to be the quorum ; Lxx1r1. 438. 
Report ; to lie upon the Table, 439. See Saving Banks, 2. 


1889. Secret Papers :—~On the subject of Secret Papers communicated to the Lords by command of The Prince Regent in 1817 ; Three 
to be the quorum; Lxxt1. 94. Report, 96. To lie upon the Table, 97. On the subject of Secret Papers recently com- 
municated to the Lords by the command of The Prince Regent ; Three to be the quorum; Lxx11. 380. Report; to lie upon the 
Table, 385. ——— On the subject of the Secret Papers lately communicated to the Lords by command of The Prince Regent ; Three 
to be the quorum ; LXx1I1I. 125. Report; to lie on the Table, 130. Message to the Lords requesting a copy of Report on Secret 
Papers, 131. Lords answer, 138. Report communicated ; to be printed, 141. 





1891. Sewers :—On Finsbury, Halliwell, and Holborn Sewers Bill; Three to be the quorum; Lx1x. 378. Report, 383. See Sewers, 3. 


1892, Ship Owners :—On Bill for the relief of Ship Owners in Great Britain; Five to be the quorum ; LXvitI. 594- Report, 599. See 
Ships and Vessels, 8. 


1898. Turnpike Roads :—On Beckhampton and Swindon Bill; Three to be the quorum ; Lxx111. 337. Report ; tolie on the Table, 345. 
See Turnpike Roads, 73. ——— On Cuckfield Bill; Five to be the quorum; txvii1. 567. Report; to lie on the Table, 569. 
See Turnpike Roads, 338. ——— On Dean Forest Roads Bill; Three to be the quorum; Lxx11. 317. Report; to lie on the 
Table, 322. See Turnpike Roads, 211. On Reading and Puntfield Bill ; Three to be the quorum; Lxx. 318. Report, 335. 
To lie upon the Table, 336. See Turnpike Roads, 533. On Speenhamland and Marlborough Bill ; Three to be the quorum ; 
LXXI, 437- Report, 443. See Turnpike Roads, 596. 








1894. Wages :——On Bill to amend certain Acts prohibiting the payment of Wages of Workmen otherwise than in the lawful coin of the realm ; 
Three to be the quorum; LxxIII, 352. Report; to lie on the Table, 359. See Labourers, 8. 


Westminster Improvements :—See supra, 1815, 1816. 


1895. Witnesses :—On Bill sent from the Lords to declare the Law with respect to Witnesses being liable to answer, and also upon the 
Bill sent from the Commons to indemnify persons who shall give evidence against Henry Lord Viscount Melville; Five to be the 
quorum; LXI. 175. Report, with Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and, be printed, 184. (App. 735.) 


III. Orders and Incidental Proceedings : 


Orders to Select Committees : 


1896. To withdraw immediately into the Speaker’s Chamber; Committees appointed to draw up Addresses ; 
LVI. 10.—LVIL. 4, 11.—LVIII. 11, 195, 444.—LIX.4.—LX. 5, 51.—LXI. 5.—LXII. 10, 564.—LXIIL. 6.— 
LXIV. 5.—LXV. 7, 408.—LXVI. 87.—LXVII. 9.—LXVIII. 10, 178.—LXIX. 5, 408.—LXX. 5.— 
LXXI. 6.—LXXII. 10.—LXXIII. 4.—LXXIV. 12.—LXXV. 8, 111.—&lt;— Committees appointed to 
examine lists on ballots for Select or Secret Committees ; LVI. 263.—LVII. 69.—LX. 105, 216, 259.— 
LXI. 125.—LXVII. 495.—LXXII. 29.—LX XIII. 31.—LXXIV. 72.—&lt;«— Committee on certain Motions 
respecting the interference of Peers at Elections ; LVII. 9. 


1897. To sit in the House on particular days and at particular hours; Grand Committees; LVI. 14, 15.— 
LVII. 4.—LVII. g.—LIX. 5.—LX. 5.—LXI. 9.—LXII. 5, 561.—LXIII. 6.—LXIV. 5.—LXV. 9.— 
LXVI. 35.—LXVII. 11.—LXVIII. 5.—LXIX. 6.—LXX. 6.—LXXI. 6.—LXXIJ. 8.—LXXIII. 5.— 
LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 5, 109. 


1898. Tosit and proceed forthwith; On re-committed Reports; LXX. 430.—&lt;— On a future specified day 
(Committee to draw up articles of impeachment of Lord Melville) ; LX1. 8. 


1899. ‘Io sit on particular days and times ; Committee of Privileges, at seven o’clock in the afternoon; LVI. 15. 
—LVIIL. §.—LVIUI. 9.—LIX. 5.—LX. 5.—LXI. 10.—LXI. 5, 561.—LXIII. 6.—LXIV. 5.—LXV. 9.— 
LXVI. 35.—LXVII. 11.—LXVIII. 5. —LXIX. 6.—LXX. 6. After Vol. LXx. In the afternoon ; LXXI. 7. 
—LXXIIL. 8.—LXXIIL. 5.—-LXXIV. 9.— LXXV. 5, 109. 


1901. To meet immediately, in the Speaker’s Chamber (Committee appointed to examine his Majesty’s Physicians ;) 
LXVI. 6.—LXVII. 17. 


1902. To meet on the morrow, at nine of the clock, in the Speaker’s Chamber ; LVI. 16.—LVII. 245.—LVIII. 
34.—LIX. 29.—LX. 7.—LXI. 59, &amp;c.—After Vol. Lx1. To meet on the morrow, in the Speaker’s 
Chamber; LX. 240.—LXIIL. 167.—LXIV. 38.—LXV. 166.—LXVI. 99.—LXVII. 171.—LXVIII. 12.— 
LXIX. 7.—LXX. 7.—LXXI. 8.—LXXII. 38.—LXXIII. 19.—LXXIV. 27.—LXXV. 26, &amp;c. 


1903. To meet on the morrow, at ten of the clock, in the Speaker's Chamber (Committee appointed to draw up 
articles of impeachment in the case of Lord Melville); LX. 245. —m—- At twelve of the clock; 
Select Committees ; LX. 227, 261, 420. Secret Committees; LX.420.—LXVII. 496.—LXXII. 318.— 
LXXIII. 32.—LXXIV. 77. 


1904. To meet on future days, in the Speaker’s Chamber; LXVII. 97, 252.—&lt;m—At eleven of the clock 
(Secret Committee) ; LVI. 269. 


1905, To-report matters on future days; LVI. 211.—LVII. 69.—LVIII. 148.—LIX. 180.—LX. 105.—LXI. 125. 
—LXH. 93.—LXIIL. 153.— LXIV. 123. — LXV. 168. —LXVI. 155. —LXVII. 128.—LXVIII. 177.— 
LXIX. 114.—LXX. 109.—LXXI. 202.—LXXII. 163.—LX XIII. 180.—LXXIV. 180.—LXXV. 341.—_— 
Matters as they appear to them; LVI. 11.—LVII. 16.—LVIt. 89.—LIX. 41.—LX. 11.—LXI. 21, &amp;e. 
——— With observations ; LVII. 132.— LVIII. 34. — LIX. 53. — LX. 251. — LXI. 9. — LXII. 265.— 
LXIV. 38.—LXV. 10.—LXVI. 144.—LXVII. 101.—LXVIII. 255.—LXIX. 110.—LXX. 7.—LXXI. 8.— 
LXXII. 9.—LXXIII. 74.—LXXIV. 27, &amp;c. —&lt;«— With observations from time to time; LXIX. 216.— 
LXXIII. 19.—LXXIV. 113,—&lt;— With observations and opinion ; LIX. 142, 233.—LXV. 143, —,. 
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III, Orders and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


Orders to Select Committees—continued. 


1906. 


1908. 


1911, 


1912, 


1913. 


1914, 


1915. 


1916. 


1917. 


1918. 


1919. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


With observations and opinion, from time to time; LXV. 108. —« — With observations and Minutes 
of Evidence; LXX. 119. —&lt;=— With opinion; LVI. 92.— LVII. 245.— LVIII. 264. — Lix. 29.— 
LX. 326.—LXI.-247.—LXV. 206. — LXIX. 363.— LXXIV. 186, &amp;c. «= — With opinion, from time 
to time; LVI. 16, 17. —&lt;«©— With opinion and observations; LXVI. 135, 227.—&lt;.— With pro- 
ceedings ; LXII. 77. 


To report observations; LVII. 34.—LIX. 6.—LX. 394.—LXI. 175.—LXII. 10.—LXIII. 167.—LXIV. 6. 
—LXVIL. 170.—LXVIII. 185.—LXIX. 110.—LXX. 280.—LXXII. 210.—LXXIII. 22.—LXXIV. 95.— 
LXXV. 119, &amp;c. —&lt;=— Observations from time to time; LX. 92.— LXIII. 394. — LXVII. go, 111.— 
LXXIV. 117, 139.—LXXV. 217. —&lt;«— And opinion ; LVIII. 350.—LIX. 130.—LX. 411.—LXI. 222. 
—LXII. 24.—LXII. 135.— LXIV. 329. — LXIX. 254. — LXX. 190.— LXXII. 172.— LXXIII. 103. — 
LXXIV. 109.—LXXV. 74, &amp;c. —~=— And opinion, from time to time; LVIII. 470. — LXII. 597.— 
LXIII. 34.—LXIV. 10.—LXVI. 81.—LXIX. 188.—LXXIV. 178.—LXXV. 173, &amp;c.—&lt;«—And opinion, 
together with Minutes of Evidence; LX. 385.— LXII. 358, 588. —&lt;=— Together with Minutes of 
Evidence ; LXVII. 207.—LXVIII. 599.—LXXII. 312.—LXXIV. 269. —&lt;«— And Minutes of Evidence 
from time to time; LXXIV. 34.—LXXV. 150. 





To report opinion ; LVI. 209.—LVII. 9.—LVIII. 403.—LXIII. 329.—LXIV. 248.—LXV. 306.—LXVI. 39. 
—LXVII. 81.—LXVIII. 439.—LXIX. 252.—LXX. 361.—LXXI. 516. — LXXIII. 80.— LXXIV. 345.— 
LXXV. 253, &amp;c. —&lt;»— Opinion from time to time; LVI. 82.— LVI. 17.—LVIII. 34.—LIXx. 6.— 
LXII. 10.—LXIII. 8. —LXVIII. 12.—LX XI. 441.— LX XII. 270.—LXXV. 6, &amp;c.—&lt;«—And observations ; 
LX. 413.—LXXV. 276. —&lt;«— Together with Minutes of Evidence; LXVI. 394.—LXIX. 494.— 
LXXII. 312, 305. 


To report proceedings from time to time ; LVIII. 395.-—LX. 425.—LXI. 524.—LXIIL. 84.—LXIII. 167.— 
LXIV. 87.—LXV. 109.—LXVI. 193. —LXVII. 16.—LX VIII 167.—LXX. 191.—LXXII. 31.—LXXIII. 32. 
—LXXIV. 77, &amp;c.—&lt;-— Proceedings with opinion, from time to time; LVI. 15 —LVII. 5.—LVIII. 9.— 
LIX. 5. — LX. 5, 294.—LXI. 10.—LXII. 564. — LXIII. 6. — LXIV. 5. — LXVI. 35. — LXVH. 11.— 
LXVIII. 5.~—LXIX. 6.—LXX. 6.— LXX1. 7.—LXXII. 8. — LXXII. 5.— LXXIV. 10.— LXXV. 5, 109. 
—&lt;«— With observations from time to time; LX. 227, 261, 314.—~&lt;«—With observations and opinion, 
from time to time; LX. 287. 





To report from time to time ; LVI. 269.—LVII. 234.—LVIII. 395.—LX. 394.—LXI. 392.—LXII. 115.— 
LXUI. 113.—LXIV. 38.—LXV. 200.—LXVI. 135.—LXIX. 423.—LXX. 354.—LXXI. 284.—LXKXII. 95. 
—LXXIII. 23.—LXXIV. 117.—LXXV. 292, &amp;c. 


To report Minutes of Evidence which they have taken ; LVIII. 461. —«— Taken before them; LXI. 416. 
—LXII. 133. — LXII. 102.— LXIV. 290,— LXV. 109.—LXVI. 399.—LXVII. 339.—LXVIII. 546.— 
LXIX. 247.—LXX. 368.—LXXII. 116. — LXXIII. 80.—LXXIV. 293.—LXXV. 464, &amp;c. —«— From 
time to time; LIX. 252.— LXIX. 210, 330, 484. — LXX. 328.— LXXI. 16, 195, 265.— LXXV. 217. 
—&lt;»-— And observations thereupon ; LXVIII. 576. —&lt;-— Minutes of Examinions, from time to time ; 
LXVIII. 416. 


To report what they think proper to be offered; LVII. 582. — LIX. 222. — LXVII. 256. —«— Facts 
with opinion; LXV. 339. —&lt;«— Certain matters respecting the conduct of Lord Melville; LXI. 82. 
—&lt;»— Whether any alterations are requisite to be made in an Act of Parliament, with observations 
thereon ; LXVIII. 301. 


All who come to Committees to have voices; On Petitions, LVI. 174.—LVII. 282, 406, 425.—LX. 173, 
266.—LXI. 291.—LXIII. 94.—LXXIII. 97. —&lt;=— Committee of Privileges; LVI. 15.—LVII. 5.— 
LVIII. 9.—LIX. 5.—LX. 5.—LXI. 10.—LXII. 5, 561.—LXII. 6.—LXIV. 5.—LXV.9.—LXVI. 35.— 
LXVII. 11.—LXVIII. 5.—LXIX. 6.—LXX. 6.—LXXI. 7.—LXxXII. 8.—LXXIII. 5.—LXXIV. 9.— 
LXXV. 5, 109. —~m=— Committees on various other matters ; LVI. 17.—LVII. 234, 245.—LVIII. 34, 
349, &amp;c. 


Number of [Members on} Committees; To be seven, LX. 413. —«=— To be nine; LXVI. 37.—LXVII. 
31. —&lt;=— To be fifteen; LXII. 99.—LXIV. 38.—LXV. 94. —&lt;-— To be twenty-one; LVI. 259.— 
LVII. 132.—LX. 214, 251, 302.—LXIII. 167.—LXIV. 87.—L XV. 109.—LXVI. 6, 192, 204.—LXVII. 
16, 101, 368.—LXVIII. 167, 301.—LXXI. 191, 248.—LXXII. 26, 318.—LXXIII. 27.—LXXIVv. 64. 
—»—. To be twenty-five ; LXII. 596. 


Three to be a quorum, LXIII. 371.—LXIV. 47.—LXV. 100, &amp;c. —«-=— Four; LX. 420. —m_— Five ; 
LVL, 16, 75.—LVII. 9, 69.—LVIII. 34, 148, &amp;c. —«e— Seven; LIX. 150.—LX. 260, 261, 314.— 
LXXII. 31, 38, 188.—LXXIII. 19, 32, 397.—LXXIV. 97, 113. —&lt;=— Any five of Members on 
Committees to draw up Addresses ; LVI. 10.—LVII. 4, 11.—LVIII. 11, 195, 444.—LIX. 4.—LX. 5, 52. 
—LXI. 5.—LXII. 10, 564.—LXIII. 6.—LXIV. 5.—LXV. 7.—-LXVI. 87.—LXVII. 9.—LXVIII. 10.— 


LXIX. 5.—LXX. 5.—LXXIH. 4.—LXXIV. 12.—LXXV. 8, 111. —&lt;«— Any five to examine lists on 
ballots; LVI. 263. 


To take into consideration all such matters as may come in question touching Privileges ; LVI. 15.—LVII. 5, 
—LVIII. 9.—LIX. 5.—LX. 5.—LXI. 10.—LXII. 5, 561.—LXIII. 6.—LXIV. 5.—LXV. 9.—LXVI. 35.— 
LXVII. 11.—LXVIIL. 5.—LXIX. 6.—LXXK. 6.—LXXI. 7-—LXXU. 8.— LXXIII. 5.— LXXIV. 10.— 
LXXV. 5, 109. 





To examine the matter of certain papers, and report the same as they shall appear to them, to the House; 
LVI. 269. —«=— To examine the matters contained in certain Motions, and report their opinion 
thereupon; LVII. 9. 


That Committees be revived ; All Committees; LXXV. 92.—&lt;«—Committees on Petitions; LX. 361.— 
LXHI. 180.—LXIV. 363.—LXXIII. 134.—&lt;_—Committees on various matters; LVI. 273.—LXIII. 158. 


No Member to be present at certain Committees, but such as are Members thereof (Committees appointed 
to examine His Majesty’s Physicians) ; LXV1. 6.—LXVIIL. 17. 


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III. Orders and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 
Orders to Select Committees—continued. 


1921. Proceedings of Committees after notice of prayers to be null and void; LVI. 16.—LVII. 6.—LVIII. 10.— 
LIX. 6.—LX. 6.—LXI. 11.—LXII. 6, 562.—LXIII. 8.—LXIV. 6.—LXV. 10.—LXVI. 36.—LXVII. 12. 
—LXVIII. 6.—LXIX. 7.—LXX. 7.—LXXI. 8.—LXXII. 9.—LXXIII. 6.—LXXIV. 10.—LXXV. 6, 110. 


1922. Committees to be chosen by way of balloting ; Select Committees ; LX. 214, 251, 302. —&lt;m— Secret Com- 
mittees ; LVI. 259.—LXVII. 492.—LXXII. 26.—LXXIII. 27.—LXxXIV. 64. 


1923. Leave to sit notwithstanding any adjournment of the House; All Committees ; LVI. 475.—LVII. 542.— 
LX. 374.—LXIII. 327.—LXIV. 279.—LXV. 185.—LXVI. 295.—LXVIII. 458.—LXIX. 282.—LXx. 
255-—LXXI. 324.—LXXII. 274.—LXXIII. 218.—LXXIV. 500.-—-LXXV. 313, &amp;c.—«— Particular 
Committees ; LVI .17.—LVII. 390.—LVIII. 34.—LIX. 43.—LX. 250.—LXI. 9.—LXII. 10.—LXIII. 8.— 
LXIV. 308.—LXV. 11.—LXVI. 39.—LXVII. 13.—LXVIII. 166.—LXIX. 341.—LXX. 272.—LXXI. 
195.—LXXII. 178.—LXXIII. g.—LXXIV. 95.—LXXV. 101, &amp;c. —«»— During the sitting, and 
notwithstanding any adjournment of the House; LVIII. 638.—LX. 227.—LXII. 394.—LXIII. 167.— 
LXIV. 38.—LXV. 38.—LXVI. 107.—LXVII. 16.—LXVIII. 592.—LXIX. 165.—LXX. 191.—LXXIII. 
32.—LXXIV. 77.—LXXV. 132, &amp;c. 





1924. Leave to adjourn from time to time; LXVI. 204.—LXVII. 16.-—LXVIII. 167.—LXIX. 175.—LXX. 147.— 
LXXI. 195-—-LXXIV. 95, 139. —&lt;— From time to time as they shall think fit ; LX. 227, 261, 314. —»— 
From time to time, and to sit notwithstanding adjournment; LVII. 132.—LVIII. 264 —»—From 
time to time, and from place to place; LVI. 269.—LVIII. 638.—LX. 343, 394.—LXI. 319.—LXII. 
358.—LXIII. 167.—LXIV. 38.— LXV. 95.—LXVI. 39.—LXVII. 81.—LXVIII. 592.—LXIX. 165.— 
LXX. 147.—LXXI. 16.—LXXII. 31.—LXXIII. 80.—LXXIV. 77.—LXXV. 132, &amp;c.—«—From place 
to place ; LXII. 323.—LXV. 97. 

1925. Leave to annex Papers to their Report ; LX. 366. 


1926. Power to send for persons, papers and records; On Petitions; LVI. 221.—LVII. 149.—LVIII. 235.— 
LIX. 41.—LX. 227.—LXI. 81.—LXV. 362.—LXXIII. 92, &amp;. —«=— Committee of Privileges, Lv1. 
15.—LVII. 5.—LVIII. 9.—LIX. 5.—LX. 5.—LXI. 10.—LXII. 5, 561.—LXIII. 6.—LXIV. 5.—LXV. 9. 
—LXVI. 35.—LXVII. 11.—LXVIII. 5.—LXIX. 6.—LXX. 6.—LXXI. 7.—LXXII. 8.—LXXIII. 5.— 
LXXIV. 10.—LXXV. 5, 109. —&lt;=— Committee appointed to draw up articles of impeachment of 
Lord Melville ; LX. 425. —~m— Committees on various other matters; LVI. 17.—LVII. 245.—LVII. 
34.—LIX. 79.—LX. 148.—LXI. 9.—LXII. 84.—LXII. 102.—LXIV. 23.—LXV. 446.—LXVI. 135.— 
LXVII. 34.—LXVIII. 140.—LXIX. 217.—LXX. 76.—LXXI. 16.—LXXII. 95.—LXXIII. 9.—LXXIV. 
27.—LXXV. 119, &amp;c. —&lt;-—~ Secret Committees; LVI. 269.—LX. 420.—LXV. 38.—LXVI. 107.— 
LXVII. 496.—LXXIII. 32.—LXXIV. 77. 


1927. Power to send for His Majesty's Physicians ; (Committee appointed to examine His Majesty's Physicians ;) 
LXVI. 6.—LXVII. 17. 


Orders discharged : 


1928. For the House to resolve itself into Committees of the Whole House; LVI. 522, 597.—LVII. 308.— 
LXI. 167.--LXX. 410, 412.—LXXI. 404, 432. 


1929. Relating to Select Committees; For appointing them; LVI. 97.—LXII. 89. —&lt;m— For Committees to 
Report observations and opinion; LXXII. 177. 


1931. Relating to Select Committees in part discharged ; So much as relates to Committees reporting their opinion ; 
LX. 423.—LXI. 515.—LXII. 183.—LXV. 441.—LXVI. 152, 436.—LXX. 430.—LXXII. 379, 450.— 
LXXIII. 292. —&lt;«— So much as relates to Committees reporting their observations; LXV. 468.— 


LXVIII. 363, 545.—&lt;—So much as relates to the names of Members appointed to be of a Committee, 
LXX. 248. 


1932. A Member discharged from his attendance on a Committee ; LXVII. 155. 


Incidental Proceedings : 


1933. Committees of the Whole House sit. and make no Report ; On the state of the Coal Trade in the Bristol 


Channel; LXVI. 239.—&lt;—On Petitions against certain Orders in Council; LXVII. 372.—— 
On Bills. See Bills, 538. 


1934. | Committees of the Whole House told, and forty Members not being present, Mr. Speaker resumes the Chair; 
LVII. 481, 503.—LX. 422.—LXI. 546.—LXIV. 404.—LXV. 275.—LXIX. 335.—LXXII. 368. —m— 
It appearing upon divisions in Committees of the Whole House, that forty Members were not present, 
Mr. Speaker resumes the Chair ; LVI. 300.—LVII. 192.—LXXIV. 482, 489. 


1935. | Committees of the Whole House sit on the same subject twice in one day; LXVIII. 393. —&lt;«— Three 
times; LXV. 134. 


1936. | Order of the day read for the House to resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House, to take into 
consideration the papers presented 2 January 1811 [Note. At this time the King’s illness was under con- 
sideration and the Regency Bill had not passed.| respecting the necessity of an immediate issue of mone 
for the service of the Army and Navy; Motion, That this House will now resolve itself into the said 
Committee ; and an objection being taken that the subject-matter of the said papers ought to be referred 
to the Committee of the Whole House on the State of the Nation; but it appearing that the House had 
already resolved upon a former day, that it would, upon a future day [which had not then arrived], resolve 
itself into the said Committee on the State of the Nation ; thereupon it was resolved, That this House 
will now resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House, to consider of the papers respecting the 
necessity of an immediate issue of money for the service of the Army and Navy; LXVI. 27. 


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III. Orders and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 
Orders to Select Committees—continued. 


Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


1937. | Committees of the Whole House put off; For one month ; LXIX. 493. —&lt;«»— Two months; LXXIII. 336. 
—&lt;»— Three months; LXIII. 417.—LXVIII. 650. 


1938. Chairman of a Select Committee informs the House that he was directed by the Committee to move, that 
the order for the appointment of the said Committee be discharged ; LXII. 89. 


1939. Members of former Committees to be the Members of Committees now appointed ; LX1I. 89.—LXVIII. 242. 


[Note.—For Incidental Proceedings of Committees on Petitions for Bills, and on Bills, Public and 
Private, See Bills, 473-491. 497, 498. 504, 505. 508. 514-539. 575- 618. 622,] 


IV. Questions, and Previous Questions Negatived and Superseded, and 
Motions Withdrawn: 


(1.)—Questions Negatived : 
For appointing Committees of the Whole House,—relative to— 
1941. Administration :—To inquire into the conduct of the late Adininistration both at home and abroad during the war ; LvII. 341. 


1942. Bank of England :—To take into consideration the rate of Composition paid by the Bank in lieu of Stamp Duties on Bank Notes, &amp;c. ; 
LXX. 343. 


1943. Bankruptc y :—To consider of such parts of the statute 13 Eliz. and other subsequent statutes, as gives the jurisdiction in matters of 
Bankruptcy to the Lord High Chancellor; txvii1. 301.—Lxx1v. 466. 


Chancellor, Lord High :—See supra, 1943. 


1945. Coals and Culm :—To consider of repealing so much of several Acts as grants an exemption from the coast duty in favour of the 
Coals or Culm carried along the Monmouthshire Canal; Lxvi. 294. 


1946. Cotton Wool :—To consider of Acts relative to Cotton Wool; Lxvit1. 619. 


1947. Debt, National :—To consider Act 26 Geo. III. c. 31, for vesting certain sums in Commissioners to be applied to the Reduction of the 
National Debt; Lx xiv. 445. 


1948. Ellenborough, Lord :—For referring articles of charge against Lord Ellenborough to the consideration of a Committee of the 
Whole House ; tx x1. 322. 


1949. Ferro] :—To inquire into the causes of the failure of the expedition against Ferrol ; xv1. 71. 


1951. Insurrection in Ireland :—To inquire into the conduct of the government of Ireland relative to the Insurrection of 23 July 1803, 


and to the conduct of that government previous to the said Insurrection ; LIX. 139. 
1952. Treland :—To consider of the state of Ireland; txv1. 98. 
King’s Illness :—See infra, 1954. 
Licences :—See infra, 1961. 


1953. Loyalty Loan :—For referring Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means, and Act relative to the Loyalty Loan to 
a Committee of the Whole House; L1x. 227. 


Monmouthshire Canal :—See supra, 1945 


1954. Nation, State of :—To take into consideration the State of the Nation; tv1. 226.—Lx11. 639.—-LXVII. 157.—LXXIV. 437. 
So far as regards His Majesty’s health ; Lxv1. 404. 


National Debt :—See supra, 1947. 





1956. Naval Officers :—To consider of so much of Act 35 Geo. III. c. 28, as relates to the payment of Naval Officers serving abroad ; 
LXVI. 421. 


1957. Newspapers :—For referring Petition of Proprietors of Newspapers in Ireland to the consideration of a Committee of the Whole 
House ; LX VI. 337, 391. 


1958. Roman Catholics :—For referring the Petition of the Roman Catholics of Ireland to the consideration of a Committee of the Whole 
House [1805]; Lx. 271. For referring Petitions of Roman Catholics presented during session 1810, to a Committee of the 
Whole House; rxv. 446. Presented during session 1811; LxV1. 391. To take into consideration the state of the 
Laws affecting the Roman Catholics; txx. 341. To take ditto into its most serious consideration; Lxx11. 253. 
To consider the state of the Laws by which Oaths or Declarations are required to be taken or made, as qualifications for the enjoyment 
of offices, &amp;c. so far as the same affect His Majesty’s Roman Catholic subjects; Lxx1v. 393. 


State of the Nation :—See supra, 1954. 

















1959. Sugar :——To take into consideration the Second and Third Reports of the Committee on the distillation of Sugar; Lx111. 469. 


1961. Trade :—To consider of the state of the Trade of this country, as carried on by licence; Lxvit. 280. 


1962. Trade and Navigation :——To consider of Trade and Navigation ; LXIII. 103. 


1963. Vincent, St. Earl of :—For referring papers relative to the conduct of the Earl of St. Vincent, as First Lord Commissioner of the 
Admiralty, to a Committee of the Whole House ; 1x1. 305. 


For appointing Select Committees,—trelative to— 


1964. Aggregate Fund :—-To inquire how far the provisions. of Act 1 Geo. III. c. 1, directing that the produce of certain duties and 
revenues therein enumerated, shall be carried to and made part of the Aggregate Fund, have been complied with; Lx111. 308. 


1965. Army :—To inquire into the state of His Majesty’s Land Forces, so far as relates to the distribution of money granted by Parliament 
for their pay and allowances; LXVI. 235. See also infra, 2007. 2009. 


1966. Bank 
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IV. Questions, and Previous Questions Negatived and Superseded, and 
Motions Withdrawn—continued. 


(1.)—Questions Negatived—continued. 


For appointing Select Committees —continued. 

1966. Bank of England :—To exainine the total amount of outstanding demands on the Bank of England, and of their funds for 
discharging the same (Sectet Committees); LXV1I. 203.— LXX. 132.———— To inquire into the engagements now subsisting 
between the Public and the Bank of England; 1x x1. 30.-—-Lx X11. 88. To inquire into the expediency of restoring the cash- 
payments of the Bank of England; LxX1. 324. See also infra, 2011. 


1967. Bank Notes :—To inquire into the fabrication and circulation of Forged Bank Notes; 1x x1. 429. 


1968. Bankrupts :—To inquire if any and what persons, being Members of this House and becoming Bankrupts, are capable of sitting and 
voting therein; LxviI. 90. 


1969. Bere Forest :—That the rights of the Crown, the claims of individuals, and interests of the country, in the preservation of Bere Forest, 
be referred toa Committee ; Lxv. 390. 


1971. Berenger, Charles Random de :—To inquire into the circumstances connected with the apprehension and detention of 
Charles Random de Berenger, now a prisoner on the felons side of Newgate (Secret Committee); Lx1x. 300. 


Books, Sale of :—See infra, 2017. 
1973. Carnatic :—To inquire into the circumstances of the assumption of the Government of the Carnatic ; LXIII. 449. 


197 


&gt; 


Chelsea Hospital :——To investigate certain transactions relating to the building a new infirmary at the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, 
and to the granting a lease to Colonel Gordon of part of certain lands which had been purchased for the use of the said Hospital ; 
LxIv. 284. 


1975. Circulating Medium :—To take into consideration the state of the Circulating Medium; 1xx111. 308. 
1976. Civil List :—To take into consideration the several accounts and papers presented to the House relating to the Civil List; 
LXXI. 340. 


1977. Clarence Canal :—To inquire whether the carrying into execution a plan proposed by The Royal Clarence Canal Bill, [then before 
the House] for making a Canal from Woolwich to Erith, be practicable, &amp;c.; txvi1t. 460. 


1978. Commerce :—To take into consideration the present state of the Commerce of the country; Lxvit. 168, 
1979. Corn Trade :—To inquire into the Corn Trade, so far as relates to the importation and warehousing of Foreign Corn; Lx1x. 293. 


Court of Vice Admiralty, at Malta :—See infra, 2004. 


Curtis, Corporal :—See infra, 2013. 
1980. Debt, National :—tTo take into consideration the several Acts passed for the more effectual Reduction of the National Debt; * 
Lxviit. 376. 
Defence of the Country :—For referring it to a Committee to revise the several Bills for the defence of the Country, &amp;c.; 
LIX. 223.—Lx. 76. 


Disturbances in Ireland :—See infra, 1996. 


1981. 


_ 


1982, Divorce Bills :—To inspect the Journals of the House of Lords in relation to their proceedings with respect to the making a Standing 
Order concerning Bills of Divorce; LxIv. 324. 


Droits: 


1083. To inquire into the most efficacious means of transferring the fund of Droits to the public service; txv1t. 48. 
1984. To inquire into the application of the various sums received as Droits of the Crown and of Admiralty ; txv11. 149. 


1985. Education in Ireland :—To examine into the state of Education in Ireland, and specially to consider of the evidence furnished and 
the plans suggested in the fourteen Reports from the Commissioners appointed under Act 46 Geo. III. &amp;.; uxvr11. 342. 


1986. Edwards, George :=—(Secret Committee.) To examine evidence touching the criminal conduct and proceedings of George Edwards 
and his associates [Cato-street Cunspiracy, 1820]; LX xv. 174. 


1987. El-Arish :—To inquire into the causes of the breach of the convention of El-Arish ; v1. 235. 

1988. Firth, William :—For referring his Petition toa Committee; Lxx. 411. 

1989. Fletcher, Samuel :—For referring his Petition to a Committee ; Lxv11. 528. 

Forged Bank Notes :—See supra, 1967. 

1991. Four and Half Per Cent Duties :—To examine into the nature of the Duties arising in the Island of Barbadoes and the 
other Leeward Islands, commonly called the Four and Half per Cent Leeward Island Duties; txvit. 108, 

1992. Greenwich Hospital :—To inquire into the causes of the difference between the gross ard net Receipts of the Estates of Greenwich 
Hospital; ux x1. 37 


1993. Habeas Corpus :+—To examine the truth of the allegations contained in the Petitions of Francis Ward, William Benbow, John 
Knight, Samuel Haynes, Joseph Mitchell, Thomas Evans, William Ogden, John Stewart, and John Bagguley, complaining of the 
operation of the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act ; LXXItI. 77. 


1994. Innkeepers :—For referring Petitions of Innkeepers presented during session 1810, to a Committee; LXV. 399. 
1996. Ionian Islands :—To inquire into the present political condition of the Ionian Islands ; tx x1. 386. 

1996. Ireland :—To take into consideration the progress and extent of the disturbances in Ireland; Lxxv. 367. 

1997. Kemp, Law :—For referring his petition to a Committee ; Lxv. 465. 

1998. - To inquire into the state of His Majesty’s health; txv1. 6. 


1999. To inspect Lords Journals, with relation to any proceedings in session 1811, so far as relates to the state of His Majesty’s health in 1804 ; 
LXVI. 117. 


2001. King, 


COMMITTEES—continued. $75 
SSS rr ee. 
IV. Questions, and Previous Questions Negatived and Superseded, and- 

Motions Withdrawn—continued. / 
(1 .)— Questions N egatived—continued. 


For appointing Select Committees—continued. 


2001. King, Captain :—For referring the papers relating to Captain King, [ Buenos Ayres Prize Money) which were presented upon the 
28th April and 1 May 1812, to a Committee; rxvir1. 528. 


Land Forces :—See supra, 1965. 


2002. Linen :—To take into consideration the laws regulating the trade in Foreign Linen; Lxx1. 306. 
200: 


i) 


- Mallison, Mr. :—To inquire into the expediency of carrying into execution his plan of an institution of saving the lives of 
Shipwrecked men; LxXx. 441. 


2004. Malta :—To examine into the conduct of the Judge Registrar and Marshal and Deputies of the court of Vice Admiralty at Malta ; 
LXvi. 463. 


Manufacturing Districts :—See infra, 2027. 


2005. Mason, Mr. St. John :—To take into consideration the Report of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland relating to the case of Mr, St. 
John Mason; Lxvit. 528. 


2006. Members :—To inquire and report to the House an account of all offices, posts, places, sinecures, pensions, &amp;c. held by or in trust for 
Members of the House; Lx11. 645. 


Members becoming Bankrupts :—See supra, 1968. 
2007. 


=! 


Military Expenditure :——To examine into the whole Military Expenditure of the country ; Lxxv. 219. 


Montague Packet :—See infra, 2016. 
National Debt :—See supra, 1980. 
Nottingham Riots :—See infra, 2022. 


2009. Offices :—To inquire into the existence of any corrupt practices with regard to the disposal of Offices in any department of the State, 
and of any corrupt practices relative to the purchase and sale of commissions in the army ; LXIV. 219. 


Offices held by Members :—See supra, 2006. 


2011. Orders in Council : —To inquire into the effects produced by the Orders in Council of 27 February 1797, for restraining the 
Bank from the issue of specie (Secret Committee); Lxv1. 462. 


2012. Owen, Mr. :—To inquire into the nature of the plan proposed by him; xxv. 66. 


2013. Oxfordshire Militia :—To inquire into the facts stated respecting Robert Curtis late a Corporal in the Oxfordshire Militia; 
LXVI. 120. 


2014. Palace Court :—To inquire into the conduct of Burton Morice, Esquire, Steward, and one of the Judges of the Palace Court; 
LXVItI. 496. 


2015. Parliament :—To inquire into the state of the representation; Of the people in Parliament; Lxv. 990. ——_—— Of the country ; 
LXXII. 290. 


2016. Pelham Packet ;—For referring the papers relating to the action between the Pelham and Montagu Packets, and the Globe 
American Privatee: to a Select Committee ; Lxx. 270. 


2017. Political Books :—To inquire into the matters of the Petitions of Jonathan Mellor, Samuel Pilling and Robert Swindells, relative 
to the sale of Political Books ; rx x111. 369. 


2018. Privileges, Committee of :—That the Committee do meet to consider the Standing Orders relative to the exclusion of strangers 
from the Gallery; Lxv. 45. 


2019. Public Income and Expenditure of Ireland :—For referring to a Committee the Report of 22 July 1812, from the Select 
Committee on the Public Income and Expenditure of Ireland; txv111. 502. 


Reform of Parliament :—See supra, 2015. 


2021. Regent, The Prince :—To inquire into the application of the sum of £. 100,000. granted to the Prince Regent by Act 52 Geo. III. 
c. 7, for defraying the expenses incident to the assumption of the Royal Authority, &amp;c.; Lxx. 343. 


2022. Riots :—-To inquire into the late Riots at Nottingham and the neighbouring Counties, &amp;c. ; Lxv11. 116. 


2023. Roman Catholics :—rTo consider the state of the laws imposing civil disabilities on His Majesty’s subjects professing the Roman 
Catholic Religion ; Lxvit. 318. 


2024. Secret Service Money -—To inquire into the expenditure of Secret Service Money in Ireland (Secret Committee); Lx. 293. 


2025. Secretaries of State :—To take into consideration the business of the Secretary of State for the War and Colonial Department, and 
whether its duties may be transferred to other offices ; Lx x11. 220. ; 


Sinking Fund :—See supra, 1980. 

2026. State of the Country :—That the papers relative to the internal State of the Country be referred to a Select Committee; ux xv. 18. 

2027. State of the Manufacturing Districts :—To inquire into the present State of the Manufacturing Districts; txxv. 46. 
Strangers t——See supra, 2018. 

2028. Timber :—To take into consideration the state of the Timber growing in this country; LX. 333- 

2029. Tithes :—To inquire into the Manner in which Tithes are collected in Ireland; txv. 285. 

2031. Trinity House :—To inquire into the income and expenditure of the Corporation of the Trinity House; 1x x1. 386. 

2032. Union :—To consider the provisions of the Act of Union between Great Britain and Ireland; LxXv. 312. 


2033. Wales, Prince of :—To request and receive information respecting certain claims on the Prince of Wales ; LV IM, 230. 


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IV. Questions, and Previous Questions Negatived and Superseded, and 
Motions Withdrawn —continued. 


(1.)}—Questions Negatived :—continued. 
For appointing Select Committees—continued. 


Window Tax in Ireland : soy alt 
2034.  Toconsider the expediency of repealing Act 56 Geo. III. so far as respects the Tax upon Windows and Hearths in Ireland; Lxx111. 272. 


2035. To consider the expediency of repealing Act 26 Geo. III. as far as respects the Tax upon Windows in Ireland ; Lxx1v. 402. 
2036. Wool :—To inquire into the state of the laws which restrain the trade in Wool the growth of Great Britain; Lxx111. 243. 
Other Questions Negatived : 
2037. That certain Members, be Members of Committees ; LX. 251.—LXVII. 106.—LXXI. 392. 
2038. That the names of certain Members be struck out of the lists of Committees chosen by ballot ; LX. 227. 


2039. That a Member having been called to the Chair of the Committee of Ways and Means be excused from 
further attendance on the Public Expenditure Committee ; LXIII. 241. 


2041. To Members being discharged from their attendance on Select Committees ; LXVII. 108. 


2042. To empowering Select Committees; To send for persons, papers and records (Civil List Committees) ; 
LXVII. 106.—LXVIII. 526. —«m— To send for Mr. T. B. Marsh (Civil List Committee); LXX. 282. 


2043. That all who come have voices; On Committee on the Corn Trade; LXVIII. 337. —«-—On Committee 
on the Petition of Mr. Morris; LXIX. 303. 


For the Speaker leaving the Chair for the House to go into Committee. See Speaker, 139. 
For laying before the House Minutes of Evidence taken before Select Committees. See Evidence, 15. 
To giving instructions to Committees. See Instructions, 509-527. 


2044. Toagreeing with Committees of the Whole House in Resolutions ; LIX. 360.—LXVII. 204.—LXVIII. 571. 
LXX. 391.—-LXXI. 290.—LXXV. 379. —&lt;=— With Select Committees in Resolutions; LXv. 364.— 
LXVI. 439. 


(2.)—Questions Superseded by reading the Orders, or other Orders of the Day: 


For appointing Select Committees,—relative to-— 


2045. Cornwall, Duchy of :—To inquire what sums have been received, by whom, and under whose authority, from the revenues of the 
Duchy of Cornwall during the minority of the Prince of Wales; Lv11. 282. 


2046. Roman Catholics :—To examine and report the state of the laws affecting His Majesty’s Roman Catholic subjects; Lxv11i1. 474. 


2047. For adding Members to Committees ; LX. 118. 


(3.)—Questions Superseded by the Previous Question: 
For appointing Committees of the Whole House,—relative to— 
2048. Bleaching Powder :—To consider Acts relating to Bleaching Powder; txx. 76. 
2049. Officers :—To consider of Act 35 Geo. III. c. 94, so far as relates to bills drawn by Officers serving on Foreign Stations; Lxvr. 249. 


2050. Transubstantiation :—For referring a Motion for repealing part of Act 25 and 30 Charles II. respecting Transubstantiation to 
a Committee of the Whole House ; Lx XII. 404.—LXXIII. 324. 


For appointing Select Committees,—telative to— 


2051. Appeals to the House of Lords :—To inspect Lords Journals for the purpose of ascertaining the number of Appeals before 
that House; txvr. 154. 


2052. Bank of England :—To inquire into the circumstances of the fraud on the Bank by Robert Astlett ; :v111. 601. 


2053. Courts of Justice :—For referring the Reports from the Commissioners for inquiring into the state of the Courts of Justice in 
England, Ireland and Scotland to a Committee; Lx x11. 152. 


2054. East India pies ag | :——To take into consideration certain papers relating to their proceedings respecting the trade between India 
and Europe; tvit. 46. 


2055. Extents in Aid :—To take into consideration the practice of granting out of the Court of Exchequer Extents in Aid of the Debtors of 
the Crown; LxxI. 414. 


2056. New South Wales :—To take into consideration the system of transportation, and the state of the Colony of New South Wales; 
LXXIV. 142. 


2057. Offices :—To examine and consider what increase or diminution has taken place since 1798, in the number and amount of Salaries of © 
Public Offices; Lx x1. 344. 


2058. Public Income and Expenditure :—That the several accounts and papers presented to the House relating to the Public I ncome 
and Expenditure of Ireland be referred to a Committee to inquire into the same; LXxv1. 188. 


2059. Salt Duties :—To inquire into the laws relating to the Salt Duties ; Lxx11. 210. 


2061. Wales, Prince of :—To request and receive information respecting certain claims on the Prince of Wales; LV111. 230. 


(4.)—Motions Withdrawn : 


For appointing Committees of the Whole House,— relative to— 
2062. Clergy :——To consider so much of Act 21 Hen. VIII. as relates to the residence of the Clergy; Lv1. 390. 


2063. Corporations :—With a view to amend the law of Ireland so as to remove certain disabilities, and to restore the right of admission 
to the freedom of Corporations in Ireland, to such Roman Catholics as would, if they had been seven years Protestants, have an 
inchoate right to such admission ; Lx x11. 292. 


2064. Linen 





COMMITTEES—continued. 877 





IV. Questions, and Previous Questions Negatived and Superseded, and 
Motions Withdrawn—continued. 
(4.)—Motions Withdrawn—continued.. 
For appointing Committees of the Whole House—continued: 


2064. Linen Trade :—To consider of the Petition of merchants, manufacturers and others concetned in the Irish LinenTrade (For the 
House resolving itself into a Committee on a particular day); Lix..252. 


2065. M‘Cleland, Baron : — To take into consideration.an article of charge against him; LxxIVv. 493. 
Roman Catholics :—See supra, 2063. 


2066. Salt :—To consider of the present duty on Salt imported into Ireland from Great Britain; Lx1v. 361. 
2067. Sugar :——To consider of the duties on Sugar granted by an Act of session 1803 ; Lvi11. 634. 

For appointing Select’ Committees, —relative to— 
2068. Ainslie,- George Robert, Esq. :—To inquire into his conduct; Lxx. 352. 


2069. Auctions :—To take into consideration the laws relating to Auctions; Lx x11. 269. 
207 


= 


' Berenger, Charles Random de :—To inquire into the circumstances connected. with his. detention; (Secret Committee.) 
LXIX, 292. 


Chancery, Court of : 
2072. . To inquire into the arrear of causes; LXV. 412. 


2073. To inquire into the losses sustained by the parties under private Acts of Parliament, whose- monies were placed: in the Bank of England 
_ in the name of the Accountant General ; Lxvir. 306. 


Constables : 


2074. To inquire into the propriety of granting a remuneration to the High Constables and Petty Constables in attendance on Parliafiient ; 
LXXIII. 47. 


2075. To inquire into the laws relating to the Office of Constable in Ireland ; LXxiIt. 325. 
2076. Cotton Weavers :—To inquire.into the means of relieving the Cotton Weavers; Lxxv. 372. 


2077. Currencies :—To inquire into the expediency of assimilating the Currencies of England and Ireland ; Lx xtv. 540. 
2078. Dramatic Representations :—To inquire into the state of Dramatic }Representations in the Metropolis; uxv1. 367. 


2079. Ecclesiastical Courts :—To inquire into the state: of the inferior Courts of Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction of this country, ‘&amp;e.; 
Lxvit. 68. 


2081. 


— 


Fordyce, Mr. John :—To inquire into the securities taken on behalf of the Public for the liquidation of a debt which appears to be 
due from him; Lx. 152. 


2082. Income Tax :—To inquire into the steps which have been taken to destroy the returns of bodies corporate and individuals under the 
Income Tax Acts; LXXIII. 159. 


2083. Lincoln Castle :—To.take into consideration the state of His Majesty’s gaol the Castle of Lincoln ; Lxvir. 408. 


2084. Penryn :— To inquire further into the existence of certain corrupt and illegal practices which appear to have prevailed at Penryn ; 
LXXIV. 203. 


2085, Small Gun Department :——To inquire into the management and expenditure of the Small Gun Department belonging to the 
Board of Ordnance; Lx x1. 446. 


2086. Window Tax and Carriage Tax :—To consider the Petitions from Dublin and other parts of Ireland; 1x x11. 298. 


2087. That certain Members be Members of Committees; LXV. 37.—LXXI. 392.—LX XII. 38.—&lt;—That certain 
Members be added to Committees ; LXVIl. 250, 474. 
See Accounts and Papers, 5305. 5308. 5323. Amendments, 5. 25. Ballots. Divisions, 8. 47. Elections. 


House, 315-317. 319-328. 332, 333- 338. 342-345. 351. Instructions, 409-508. 524-528. Members, 154-156. 196. 
Messages, 121. Orders, 78. Privileges, 6. 


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| Committee Clerks v——See Addresses, 494. 


Common Pleas, Court of 1——See Accounts and Papers, 1699. 1701..1703. 2547. . Addresses, 175. . Courts, 57. 


Common Recoveries : 


—" For beep ap ‘Commnon ‘Recoveries suffered in eopyhold or customary Courts by attorney ; From the Lords, 1x11. 632. Read; printed ; 
TO Fe / 650i“ RL a.729. . 


oy ‘Bilt concerning Common Recoveries to be suffered by attorney in Courts of Ancient Demesne, and to explain an Act of His present 
7)“ Majesty [Geo. IIT] relative to the sale or mortgaging of estates of lunatics; Ordered, tx xiv. 536. Presented, 544. Printed, 566. 


R. Ay 620. See Courts, 75. 
Commons, House of : 


1. Certificates of Commissioners appointed by Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. for establishing regulations in the offices of the House of Commons 
read; Resolutions for granting out of the sums mentioned in the certificates certain sums to the Chairman of the Committee of Ways 
and Means, the Deputy Serjeant at Arms, and the Secretary to the said Commissioners ; LX111. 480.—Lxv. 496.--Lxv1. 448. 


2. Bill to repeal said Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. c. g2,. and to establish other regulations ; Ordered ; presented ; printed; Lxvi1. 108. « Again 
printed, 116. Re-committed, 120.. R..a. 158. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1194. 1465. 3803—3818. Addresses, 462. 493—498. Committees, 1564. House. Supply, 
1469. 1597. 1764. 4055. 


Common, Rights of :—see Lands, 1. 


Compantes. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 5C 











COMPANIES. 


Companies, 





Petitions for Bills, and Proceedings thereon : 


1. Antimephitic Company :—For establishing same; Referred, rxxv.24. Petition renewed and referred, 131. Bill ordered, 250. 
Presented, 256. Petition against, 279. Time enlarged for report, 364. Petition against, referred, and counsel ordered, 385. Not 
proceeded in,—-— Another Petition; Referred, Lx xv. 201. Not proceeded in. 


Apothecaries Company :—See Apothecaries. 
Assurance Companies :—See infra, 23-53. 
Bank of Scotland :—See Bank of Scotland. 


2. Belfast Academical Institution :—For leave to present Petition to incorporate and regulate an Institution 80 to be called; Referred, 
LXv. 132. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 172. Bill ordered, 182. Presented, 194. Lords amendments agreed 
to, 487. RB. 4. 499. 


3. Birmingham Coal Company :——For leave to present Petition to enable them to sue and be sued in the name of their Secretary; 
Referred, Lx1x.105. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 109. Bill ordered, 112. Order of leave discharged; another 
Bill ordered; presented ; 140. Committed, 251. Not proceeded in. 


4. Birmingham Mining and Copper Company :—To enable them to sue and be sued in the name of their Secretary ; Referred, 
Lxix. 62. Bill ordered; presented; 74. R. a. 279. 


6. Birmingham Union Copper Company :——To enable them to sue and be sued in the name of their Secretary; Referred, 
LxX. §- Bill ordered; presented; 11. Not proceeded in. 


6: Bristol Commercial Rooms ;—To enable the Proprietors to sue and be sued in the name of their Secretary, and for the regulation 
of the Rooms; Referred, rx1x.26. Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 118. R. A. 359. 


7. British Copper —pupeny :—To enable them to sue and be sued in the name of their Secretary; Referred, Lxx. 51.——— 
Another Petition ; » Uxx1. 48. Bill ordered, 238. Presented, 239. Not proceeded in. 


8. Canal Company :——For incorporating certain persons to purchase and sell Canal Shares ; Referred, xx. 111. Not reported ——_ 
To incorporate certain persons for raising money to be lent to Canal Companies, and for the purchase of Canal Shares; Referred, 
Lx. 96. Not reported. 


9. Clyde Marine Society :—Bill toamend Act for incorporating the Clyde Marine Society ; Ordered, Lxv.107. Presented, 121. R.a. 253. 
11. Dublin Steam Vessels :-—For incorporating the Proprietors thereof; Referred, uxx1.39. Not reported. 


Fishing Companies : 
12. British Fishing Society :—To enable them to levy rates on vessels frequenting the Harbour of Pulteney Town; Referred, Lx1x. 59. 
Bill ordered, 157. Presented, 163. Petition for provision; referred, 231. Reported, and instruction accordingly, 248. Petitions 
against, 249, 417. R.A. 463. 
13. British Herring Company :— For establishing a joint stock company, to be called the British Herring and Salted Cod Company ; 
Referred, txv1. 58. Bill ordered, 94. Presented, 123. Petitions against, 166, 174, 178, 181, 186, 190. Bill not proceeded in. ——— 
Another Petition ; Referred, .xv11.63. Not proceeded in. 


14, Imperial Association ny :—For in rating certain persons, to be called, The Imperial Association for the Encouragement 
of the British Fisheries; Referred, Lxv1. 60. Tl ordered, 89. Presented, 114. Petitions against, 142, 145, 161, 164, 168, 173, 
177, 178, 180, 190, 193, 217. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 212. Not proceeded in. 

15, London Fishing Company :—For leave to present Petition to establish a company, to be called, The Fishing Company, for supplying 
the Metropolis with Fish ; Leave given ; Petition presented, and referred; Lv111. 385. Bill ordered, 409. Presented, 449. Petitions 
against, 498, 531, 532, 537, 569, 583, 586. In favour, 537. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 586. Not proceeded 
in.———— Another Petition; Referred, 11x, 86. Bill ordered, 92. Presented,101. Petitions against, 136,181. Second reading put 
off for six months, 182. 


16. Mersey and Irwell:—For establishing a Fishing Company in the rivers Mersey, Irwell, and Weaver; Referred, xxx. 60. Not 
reported. 


estern Fishing € j—For incorporating certain persons by that name; Referred, Lxv1. 47. Bill ordered, 96. Pre- 

T?. yore _ Read first time, 152. Petitions ns 147; 159, 164, 168, 173, 178, 186, 190, 217. Petitions in favour, 186, 195, 
198, 208, 224. Second reading deferred, 203. Put off fur six months, 225. 

18. Gas Light and Coke Compan :—-To incorporate certain persons by the name of The Gas Light and Coke Company ; Referred, 
Lx1v. 96. Bill ordered, 174. Order of leave discharged ; Petition and Report again read; another Bill ordered ; presented; 183. 
Notice:taken that the Bill contained an improper provision ; Bill withdrawn, and a propgr Bill ordered ; 226. Presented, 235. Com- 
mittee to send for persons, papers and records; voices; 263. Petition against, 278. Time enlarged for report, 291. Committee to 
sit notwithstanding adjournment, 308. Minutes ordered, 329. Presented ; to lie upon the Table, and to be printed, 332. Third reading 
put off for three months, 380.——-— Another Petition ; Referred, Lxv. 43. Bill ordered, 107. Presented, 150. Minutes of Evidence 
taken before the Committee on the Bill of preceding session referred, 233. Instruction for empowering all persons who may contract for 
lighting the streets with Gas, to exercise the same privileges as are intended to be granted to the Company in relation to raising the 
pavement and laying pipes, 246. Lords Amendments agreed to, 456. R.a. 483. For enlarging powers of Act ; Referred, 
Lx1x. 69. Bill ordered; presented; 152. B.A. 359-——==—— For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, .xx1. 52. Bill ordered, 72. 
Presented, 238. Petitions against, 320, 324, 327, 338, 372, 373» 445, 484. In favour, 373, 379. BBill printed, 445. Time en- 
larged for Report, 358. Further enlarged, 376, 401, 414, 438. Lords Amendment agreed to, 528. R. a. 529. To alter and 
enlarge their powers, and to amend Acts ; Referred, Lx XIV. 93. Bill ordered, 179. Presented, 204. n. a. 318. 








19. Golden Lane Brewery :——To enable the Proprietors to sue and be sued in the name of their Managers; Referred, Lx1v. 93. 
Bill ordered, 110. Presented, 154. Not proceeded in—«—To enable the Proprietors to sue and be sued in the name of their 
Secretary ; Referred, xix. 48. BBill ordered, 127. Presented, 136. Second reading put off for six months, 257. 


21. Hallamshire Cutlers :—rTo amend Act for better regulation of the Company ; Referred, tv1. 160. Report; to lie on the Table, 213. 
Read again, and Bill ordered, 274. Presented, 367. R. 4. 599———For leave to present Petition for better regulation of the 
Company ; Referred, .x1x. 197. -Leave given; Petition, presented and referred; 202. Bill ordered, 210. Presented, 213. Petition 
against, 226. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 302. Re-committed; leave to report before a certain day; 312. R. A. 359. 


22. Highland 


















COMPANIES—continued. 379 


Petitions for Bills, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


23. Highland Society :—For leave to present Petition for incorporating them ; Referred, Lxx1.179. Leave given; Petition presented, 
and referred; 223. Billordered, 233. Presented, 240. Lords Amendments agreed to, 320. R. a. 384. 


Insurance and Assurance Companies : 
23. Albion Insurance :—To enable them to sue in the name of their Secretary, and to enrol Annuities, &amp;c.; Referred, yx11. 179. Bill 
ordered, 199. Presented, 211. Lords amendments agreed to, 317. B. a. 364. To explain and amend Act; Petition and 


Bill ordered; ux11.621. Presented, 641. R. a. 831.—&lt;——To explain and amend Acts; Referred, Lx1v. 93. Bill ordered, 136. 
Presented, 181. Lords Amendments agreed to, 339. R. A. 355. 


24. Atlas Assurance :—To enable them to sue and be sued in the name of their Chairman, &amp;c.; Referred, rx1x. 40. Bill ordered, 113. 
Presented, 115. R. A. 310. 


25. Birmingham Fire Office :—To enable them to sue in the name of their Secretary ; Referred, txv. 56. Bill ordered, 139. Pre- 
sented, 158. R. A. 380. 


26. Birmingham Life Assurance :—To enable them to sue in the name of their Secretary; Referred, uxv. 57. Bill ordered, 139. 
Presented, 158. R. A. 380. 





27. British Fire Insurance :—To enable them to sue and prosecute in the name of their Secretary ; Referred, Lx11. 634. Bill ordered, 
665. Presented, 701. Bill reported, and to be engrossed, 578. Not proceeded in.———For leave to present a Petition to enable 
them to sue and be sued in the name of their Secretary; Referred, .x1x. 137 Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 155. 
Bill ordered ; Presented, 160. Time enlarged for Report, 289, 311. R. A. 393- 


28. County Fire Office :—To enable them to sue in the name of their Managing Director; Referred, txv1. 65. Billordered, 103. Pre- 


sented, 111. Committed, 120. Not proceeded in. Another Petition; Referred, ux1x. 48. Bill ordered; Presented, 84. 
R. A. 124. 





Dorset Insurance :—See infra, 34. 


29. Dublin Commercial Insurance :—'To enable them to sue and prosecute in the names of certain officers; Referred, x11. 82. Bill 
ordered, 135. Presented, 167. R.A. 402. 


30. Dublin Marine Insurance :—For enabling them to sue and be sued in the name of their Secretary ; Referred, txvitt. 97. Bill 
ordered, 254. Presented, 270. Lords Amendments agreed to, 659. R. a. 661. 


31. Eagle Insurance :—For leave to present Petition to enable them to sue in the name of their Secretary ; Referred, yxv1. 141. Leave 
given ; Petition presented; referred; 153. Bill ordered, 164. Presented, 168. Second reading deferred, 267, 272,287. Put off 
for three months, 298. —-—— For enabling them to sue in the name of their Secretary; Referred, rxvi11. 96. Bill ordered, 176. 
Order of leave discharged, and another Bill ordered; presented; 253. Lords Amendments agreed to, 648. n. a. 656. 


32. Globe Insurance :—For leave to present Petition for Bill to incorporate a company, to be called The Globe Insurance Company, for 
Insurance of Ships, &amp;c.; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; xz. 390. Bill ordered, 394. Presented; Motion that 
Bill be read the first time ; debate thereon adjourned; 402. Resumed, and Bill read first time, 415. Petitious against, 415, 439, 
439, 443, 445, 451, 461, 462, 468. _ Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 480. Not proceeded in. 


33. Globe Insurance :—To enable them to sue in the name of their Treasurer, and to enrol annuities; Referred, ux11.179. Bill 
ordered, 199. Presented, 211. Lords Amendments agreed to, 317. R. a. 364. To explain and amend Act; Petition and 
Bill ordered, Lx11.621. Presented, 641. R. a. 831. To explain and amend Acts; Referred, rx1v. 93. Bill ordered, 136. 
Presented, 181. R.A. 355. —&lt;=—— Petition of several Proprietors for forming a Marine Insurance Company for Incorporation; 
uxv.54- Referred to Select Committee on Act 6 Geo. I. c. 18, relating to Marine Insurances, 109. See Committees, 1567. 


34. Hants, Susser, and Dorset Insurance :—To incorporate by Charter, a company, to be called the Hants, Sussex, and Dorset 
e 


Insurance Company; Referred, t1x. 114. Bill ordered, 158. Presented, 229. titions against, 254, 276, 290. Not pro- 








35. Hope Insurance :—To enable them to sue and be sued in the name of their President or Chairman, &amp;c.; Referred, xx1v. 77. Bill 
ordered, 155- Presented, 179. Not proceeded in. To enable them to sue and be sued in the name of their Chairman, &amp;c.; 
Referred, Lxvi11. 76. Bill ordered, 275. Presented,282. Lords Amendments agreed to, 649. R. a. 656. 


Imperial Insurance :—To enable them to sue and prosecute in the name of their Secretary; Referred, rxv1. 53. Bill ordered, 95. 


resented, 97. Time enlarged for Report, 285. Not proceeded in, —«———~ '[o enable them to sue and be sued i i 
Chairman ; Referred, txix.39. Bill ordered ; rote 79. R.A. 124. vee item ue stirs 





37. Kent Insurance :—For leave to present Petition to incorporate the Company for Insurances on lives and against loss by fire; Leave 
given; Petition presented, and referred; tv11. 383. Bill ordered, 403. Presented, 451. Petitions against, 482, 483, 496. Motion 


for Second reading dropped for want of forty Members, 504. Not proceeded in. —«-—— To enable them to sue and be sued in the name 
of their Secretary ; 'To lie upon the Table, yxvi1. 70. Not proceeded in. 


3s. London Assurance Corporation :—To enable them to assure vessels employed in inland navigation, and lade in; 
Referred, rv1. 198. Bill ordered,293. Presented, 309. R. A. 599. — gation, goods n therein ; 


39. London Life Association Insurance :—To enable them to sue in the name of their President, and to enrol annuities ; Referred, 
Lx11.179. Bill ordered, 199. Presented,211. Lords Amendments agreed to, 317. R. A. 364. 


41. Norwich Union Society ;—To enable them to sue and be sued in the name of their Secretary; To lie upon the Table, rx1v. 75, 
Referred, 153. Bill ordered, 163. Presented, 167. Not proceeded in. ——-—— To enable them tosue and be sued in the name of their 
Secretary ; To lie upon the Table, txvi1.73- Not proceeded in. —&lt;——-To enable them to sue and be sued in the name of their 
Secretary; Referred, rxvii1. 78. Bill ordered, 273. Presented, 284. Lords Amendments agreed to, 668. x. a.673. ——— 
To amend Act; Referred, xxx11. 67. Bill ordered, 104. Presented, 141. Passed, 206, Not returned from the Lords. 


42. Norwich Union Life Insurance Society :—To enable them to sue and be sued in the name of their Secretary; Referred, 
Lxvitt. 78; Bill ordered, 273. Presented, 284. Lords Amendments agreed to, 669. . a. 674. —— To amend Act; Referred, 
Lxx11.67. Bill ordered, 104. Presented, 141. ‘Passed, 206. Not returned from the Lords. 


43. Pelican Life Insurance :—To enable them to sue in the name of their Secretary, and to enrol annuities; Referred, ux, 179. Bill 
ordered, 199. Presented, 211. Lords Amendments agreed to, 317. &amp;. A. 364. ——=—— To amend Act; Ordered, 1x11. 621. Pre- 
sented, 641. R. A. 831. —«=— To alter and explain Acts; Referred, txtv. 84. Bill ordered, 137. Presented, 181. R. a. 355. 





44. Phenix Assurance :—To enable them to sue in the name of their Secretary; Referred, rx11. 621. Bill ordered, 635. Order for Bill 
discharged, and another Bill ordered ; presented; 701. Third reading put off for three months, 788.——— To enable them to sue and 
be sued in the name of their Secretary; Referred, txv1. 47. Billordered, 89. Presented,112. Committed, 123. Nof proceeded in. 

To enable them to sue and besued in the name of their Secretary ; Referred, Lxv111. 76. Billordered, 271. Presented, 276, 

Lords Amendments agreed to,667. R. a. 668. 





rites 45. Provident 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








380 ‘COMPANIES—continued. 


a OOOoOOa—O—O—ONOOOnSS a eemNmNWeeome—eE—e—=—e—eEEES 


Petitions for Bills, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Insurance and Assurance Companies—continued. 


45. Provident Institution :—For leave to present Petition to enable them to sue in the name of their managing Director, ahd to enrol 
annuities ; Leave given ; Petition presented, and referred ; Lx11. 249. Bill ordered, 252. Presented, 263. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 353. BR. A. 364. ——=-— For leave to present Petition for amending Act ; To lie upon the-Table, Lx1v. 183. - For amending 
Act; Referred, txv. 27. Billordered,84. Presented, 98. R. a. 253. 





46. Royal Exchange Assurance :—To enable them to assure vessels employed in inland navigation, and goods laden therein; Referred, 
LVI. 155. Bill ordered, 293. Presented, 309. RB. A. 599: 


a1. Royal Exchange Insurance ( Ireland) :—To enable them to sue and be sued in the name of their Secretary; Referred, Lx1v. 45. 
Bill ordered, 137. Presented, 151. rm. a. 408. 


Ships Insurance :—See supra, 32. 


as. Sun Fire Office To enable them to sue in the namie of their Treasurer; Referred, txvi. 46. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 82. 
Passed, 114. Not returned from the Lords. Another Petition; Referred, Lx1x. 37. Bill ordered, 42. Presented, 74. 
R. A. 122. 





49. Sun Life Assurance Society !—To enable them to sue in the name of their Chairman, and to inrol annuities ; Referred, rxv1. 46. 


Bill ordered, 81. Presented, 82. Passed, 114. Not returned from the Lords. —«— Another Petition; Referred, Lx1x.37. Bill 
ordered, 42. Presented, 74. R.A. 122. . - 


Susser Insurance Company :—See supra, 34. 


61. Union Fire Office !—To enable them to sue and be sued in the name of their Chairman, &amp;c.; Referred, rxx. 25. Bill ordered ; 
presented; 66. R.A. 297. 


62. West of England Fire and Life Insurance :—To enable them to sue in the riame of their Secretary ; Referred, LXVI. 47. Bill 
ordered, 82. Presented, 85. Passed, 128. Not returned from the Lords. Another Petition; Referred, Lx1x.47. Bill ordered, 72. 





Presented, 75. R.A. 122. 


53. Westminster Life Insurance Office:—tTo enable them to sue in the name of their Secretary ; and also to register grants of 
_life annuities without naming all the persons who shall be Trustees; Referred, tx11.634. Bill ordered, 665. Presented, 701. 
Bill reported, and to be ingrossed, 778. Not proceeded in. For leave to present a Petition to enable them to sue and be sued 


in the name of their Secretary ; Referred, tx1x. 136. Leave given, and Petition presented and referred, 155. Bill ordered, 160. 
Presented, 162. Time enlarged for Report, 289, 311. RB. A. 393. 
See also Insurance, 3-5. 





Levant Company :—See Levant. 


54. London Parish Clerks :—For extending the jurisdiction and powers of the Company of London Parish Clerks ; Referred, Lxx1v, 106. 
Bill ordered, 144, Presented, 219. Petitions against, 276, 278, 305, 319, 323, 326, 333, 338, 343) 349, 351, 362, 370, 380, 407, 
413, 414, 423. Petition complaining of non-compliance with the Standing Orders; to lie on the Table, 407. Referred to a Select 


Committee, 415. (See Committees, 1769.) Petition reported; Report to lie on the Table, 432. Time enlarged for Committee on 
Bill to report, 415. Not proceeded in. 


55. Paper Regenerating Company :—To incorporate a Company for Regenerating Paper; Referred, Lv1. 204. Not reported. 


66. Philanthropic Annuity Institution :—For establishing same; Referred, Lx1. 115. ; Bill ordered, 126. Presented, 169. King's 
consent signified, 363. Bill read a Third time; further [proceedings adjourned; Resumed Bill passed; 456. Lords Amendments 
agreed to; 561. R.A. 567. To enable them to sue in the name of their Trustees, and to. enrol annuities; Petition to lie on the 
Table, ux11. 661... Referred, 685. Bill ordered, 689. Presented, 700. Petition against, 733. Further consideration of Lords 
Amendments put off for six weeks, 844. Another Petition ; Referred, Lx111. 122. Not reported. 








57. Plate Glass Company :-— To incorporate fora further term the Governor and Company of the British Plate Glass Manufacturers ; 
Lxxiv.68. Referred, 69. Bill ordered, 115. Presented, 120. Re-committed, 165. r.a. 258. 


58. Rose Copper Company :——To enable them to sue and be sued in the name of their Treasurer; Referred, xxx. 5. Bill ordered, 9. 
Presented, 11. Not proceeded in. 


59. Royal Institution :—For enlarging their powers; Referred, txv. 59. BBill ordered, 179. Presented, 187. R. a. 297. 


61. Ships and Vessels :—For establishing a company for promoting certain plans for impelling Vessels or Ships against wind and tide: 
Referred, Lx x1. 53. Not reported. 


South Sea Company :—See South Sea Company. 


Surgeons Company :—See Surgeons. 


62. Thames Watermen Company :—For their better government and regulation; Referred, txv111.99.. Not reported. ——— 


To incorporate them; Lx1x. 67. To lie upon the Table, 68. ————To amend Acts, and to incorporate them; To lie on the Table 
LXXIII. 50. Not proceeded in. 





Compassionate List :——-Bill for more conveniently paying of Allowances on the Compassionate List of the Navy, 
and of half pay to officers of the Royal Marines; Ordered presented; rx1v. 210. Printed, 215. x. a.305- See Accounts and 
Papers, 213. 410. Supply, Key to Supply. | 


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Compensations t——-See Accounts and Papers, 1466-1474. Ireland, 5. Petitions, 594-725- Supply, Key to Supply. 


Complaints. 


COMPLAINTS!": &gt; 381 





Complaints. 





Complaints. made to the House of various matters,—relative to— 


1. Arrest of a Member :—&lt;1809). Complaint made by Sir Charles Hamilton, Bart. a Member, that he was arrested and otherwise 
insulted by Daniel Butler, a Sheriff’s Officer; Butler ordered to attend; ux1v.210. Butler heard ; voted guilty of a breach of privilege ; 
committed to Newgate; 213. Butler's Petition to be discharged ; ordered to be brought to the Bar on a certain day, to be discharged ; 
227. Brought to the Bar; reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees; what was said by Mr. Speaker, in reprimanding him, to be 
entered in the Journals, 236. ; 


Arrest of Witnesses : 


2. ~ Transportation Committee :—(1812.) Complaint that Mr. Campbell being summoned to attend the Committee, had been arrested! 
on his way; Complaint to be considered ; Richard Hindson and Mr. Campbell to attend; txvir.222. Complaint further considered ; 
Mr. Campbell and Hindson heard ; Resolution, that the Privilege of the House be allowed to Mr. Campbell ; Hindson and Mr. Dan to 
attend; Motion that Mr. Birchall do attend, withdrawn, 226. Hindson and Dan attending, Dan examined; Hindson and Dan 
discharged from any further attendance, 232. That Mr. Palmer being summoned to attend the Committee, had been arrested 
going from the Committee ; Complaint to be considered; Alexander Grace and Mr. Palmer to attend; txvi1. 926. Complaint 
further considered; Mr. Palmer and Grace heard; Resolution, that the Privilege of the House be allowed to Mr. Palmer; Grace 
discharged from any further attendance ; 232. 


3. Worcester Election Commitiee:—.(1819.) Complaint that Thomas Stinton, a soldier, who. had been summoned as a-witness to 
attend the Worcester Election Committee had been arrested by military authority; the serjeant who arrested him and Stinton ordered 
to attend; uxx1v.274. Serjeant Hardy attends accordingly, and.is examined ; Serjeant Major Sutton ordered to attend ; attends, 
and examined; Colonel Townsend (a member) examined in his place; Address for a copy of the Minutes of the Court Martial on 
Stinton ; (See Addresses, 91.) . Order for the attendance of Thomas Stinton discharged, 275. 





Elections, and Election Committees : 


4. Callington Writ :—(1801.) Complaint of a delay in the execution of the Writ ; House informed that the returning officer had not 
received the precept ; Committee appointed to enquire into the causes of the delay; Lv1. 233. See Committees,1492. Report ; to lie 
on the Table, 241. New Writ ordered, it appearing that the former was lost, 243. 


s. Lancaster Election Petition :—(1806~7.) Complaint that the names of certain persons had been inserted in a warrant issued by the 
Speaker, for the attendance of witnesses on the hearing of the Lancaster Election Petition, after he had signed it, and that Mr. Aleock, 
the agent for the Petitioners, was concerned therein; Mr. Alcock with other persons ordered to attend; 1x11. 988. Petition of agent 
received; Complaint considered ; agent ordered into the custody of the Sergeant; brought to the Bar, .reprimanded, and-discharged 
paying his fees; 296. See Elections, 735. ° 


6. Poole Writ :—(807:) Complaint of a delay in the execution’ of the Writ; Messenger of the Great Seal ordered to attend; attends 
and is examined in relation thereto; several other persons ordered to attend, and further consideration of Complaint adjourned ; 
Lx11.721. Further considered, and Mr, Brundrett, a witness, having refused to answer questions, voted guilty of a breach of privilege,; 
and committed to Newgate; Mr. Lowton examined ; further consideration deferred, and other persons ordered to attend; 735. Con- 
sideration deferred, and other persons ordered to attend ; 73g. _ Brundrett’s Petition to be discharged ; ordered to be branght to,the Bar ; 
Order for the attendance of persons in part discharged, and Mr. Stainforth and Mr. Barber to attend on another day, 748... Petition of 
Mr. Spurrier respecting the detention of the Writ ; to lie on the Table, 749. Brundrett reprimanded, and discharged; Brundrett and 
Spurrier ordered to attend ; 754. Deputy Clerk of the Crown and the Sheriff of Poole ordered to attend, 772.. Complaint further con- 
sidered ; Brundrett and Spurrier examined; Spurrier, having detained the Writ, voted guilty of a breach of privilege, and committed to 
the custody of the Serjeant; order for the attendance of Stainforth read; Motion -for calling him in, withdrawn; 789. Spurrier’s; 
Petition to be discharged ; to be brought to the bar in order to his being discharged; 794. Spurrier reprimanded and discharged, paying 
his fees, 798. See Elections, 736. 


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7. Lanarkshire Election :—(1818.) Complaint of a letter written to a'voter of the county of Lanark to influence his vote in the Election 
of a Member to serve in Parliament, by Thomas Ferguson, in breach of the privileges of this House ; Motion, That Ferguson do attend. 
the House on a certain day ; Question amended; Complaint referred to the Committee of Privileges; instruction to the Committee to 
sit on the morrow; LXX111. 231. See Committees, 1702. 


Waterford Writ :—See Elections, 737. 


8. Military Force and Tumultuous Mob :—(1815-) Complaint made by a Member that he had been nearly rode over by 
a squadron of horse who had formed themselves in front of the House, and that the avenues thereto were beset by a Military Force ; 
Complaint made by another Member, that in his way to the House his carriage had been attacked by a Tumultuous Mob; Mr. Speaker 
stated the measures he had taken for securing a free access to the House ; Lxx. 143. Other Members stated the obstructions they had 
met with; High Bailiff of Westminster and several Magistrates ordered to atted ; called in, and examined; 144. Minutes ordered to 
be printed ; day appointed for taking them into further consideration ; the High Bailiff and Magistrates ordered to repair to their posts, 


and to prevent any further outrage; 145.: Order for considering minutes, and for attendance of High Bailiff and Magistrates read, and, 
discharged, 161, | 


Newspapers, Pamphlets, &amp;c : 


The True Briton : 

9. Complaint ofa printed Newspaper, intituled, “ The True Briton and Porcupine, Wednesday, February 10, 1802,” as containing matter 
highly reflecting on the character of a Member in breach of the privileges of the House ; Paper delivered in, and paragraphs complained 
of read ; Motion, That the said paragraphs contain matter highly reflecting on the character of a Member of the House, and are a breach 
of the privileges of the House, superseded by reading the Orders of the Day; tvir. 116. 


11. (Middlesex Election Petition.) Complaint of an advertisement contained in a Newspaper, intituled, ‘The True Briton, Thursday, 
December 16, 1802,” relative to the Petition of William Mainwaring, Esquire, complaining of an undue election, and return of one of 


_ thie Members for the county of Middlesex ; Motion, That the same is a high breach of privilege, &amp;c.. superseded by reading the other’ 
Orders of the Day; LvIII. 109. 


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12, The Daily Advertiser :— Peter Stuart.) 25 April 1805. Complaint of a printed Newspaper, intituled, “The Daily ‘Advertiser, 
Oracle and True Briton,” as containing libellous reflections on the character and conduct of, and in breach of the privileges. of the. 
House ; Paper delivered in and read ; Stuart, the printer and publisher, ordered to attend; Lx. 214. Attends; called in and heard;~ 
voted guilty ofa breach of privilege ; Motion, That he be called in and reprimanded, and discharged ; Amendment proposed and made, 
and order that he be taken into the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms ; 216. Stuart's Petition tobe discharged, 231. To be brought to 
the bar immediately, to be discharged ; reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees ; what was said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him 
to be entered in the Journal; 232, £0 


13. The 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 6D 





382 | COMPLAINTS—continud. 








Complaints made to the House of various matters—continued. 


Newspapers, Pamphlets, &amp;c.—continued. 


13. The Morning Post :—Complaint of the printed Newspaper, intivuled, ¢ The Morning Post, Friday, February 17, 1809; London; 
printed by N. Byrne, and published by J. Nott, N° 335, Strand,” as containing an account of the debates relative to the Duke of Y ork, 
and misrepresenting the speech of a Member, in contempt of the orders and in breach of the privilege of this House ; Paper delivered in, 
and paragraph complained of read ; further consideration of matter adjourned ; Lx1v. 58. 


14. British Forum Placard :—(Jobn Gale Jones.) Complaint of a printed paper, intitaled, “ Windham and Yorke ; British Forum, 

, N° 33 Bedford-street, Covent Garden, Monday, February 19,1810; printed by J. Dean, 57 Wardour-street,” as containing libellous 

reflections on the conduct and character of the House; Paper read; Act 1 Will. and Mary read, and Dean ordered to attend ; Lxv. 105. 

Dean attends; called in; heard, and withdrew ; voted guilty of a breach of privilege; ordered into the custody of the Serjeant ; John 

Gale Jones ordered to attend; 109. Jones attends; heard, and withdrew ; voted guilty of a gross breach of privilege; committed to 

Newgate; Dean’s Petition to be discharged; ordered to be brought to the bar in order to his being discharged; reprimanded and 
discharged, without paying fees ; 113. Motions for discharging John Gale Jones, negatived, 166, 290, 503. 


a6. Cobbett’s Register :—{Six Francis Burdett.) Complaint of a Letter contained in a printed paper, intituled, “ Cobbett’s Weekly 
Political Register, London, Saturday, March 24, 1810,” which Letter is intituled “ Sir Francis Burdett to his Constituents, denying 
the power of the House to imprison the people of England,” and of a further part of the said Paper intituled “ Argument,” as containing 
libellous reflections on the House in breach of its privileges, and which Letter and Argument purports to be written by Sir Francis 
Burdett a Member ; Paper delivered in at the Table and read; Sir Francis Burdett heard in his place and withdrew; Motion that said 
paper is a libellous paper reflecting on the privileges of the House ; debate adjourned until the next day; 1xv. 924. Debate resumed ; 
Motions for further adjourning the debate; Amendment proposed and withdrawn ; debate further adjourned; 228. Debate resumed 
and Question negatived for further adjourning the debate ; Amendment proposed but not made to the Question ; Resolutions, That said 
Letter is a libellous paper reflecting on the privileges of the House ; That Sir Franeis Burdett has been thereby guilty of a breach of 
privileges; Motion for committing Sir Francis Burdett to the Tower ; Amendment proposed but not made; Sir Francis Burdett 
ordered to be committed to the Tower, and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrants accordingly ; 252. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House of 
what he had done in the matter of the commitment ; that he had received a Letter from Sir Francis Burdett; By direction of the 
House reads the Letter ; Motion that the Letter do lie upon the Table; debate thereon adjourned ; Mr. Speaker, at the desite of the House, 
directs the Serjeant at Arms to report the circumstances which had attended the execution of the warrant; the Serjeant’s Report; 260. 
The Serjeant examined by the House, 262. The Serjeant having stated that he had submitted a case to the Attorney General; the 
Attorney General [being a Member] examined in his place ; 269. Motion for calling in and examining the Messenger, negatived ; 
Minutes of Evidence ordered to be printed ; 270. Debate on the motion for Sir Francis Burdett’s Letter to lie on the Table resumed ; 
Motion for adjourning the debate for six months, negatived; Amendment proposed and made to the Question ; Resolution nem. con. 
That the said Letter is a high and flagrant breach of the privileges of this House, but it appearing from the Report of the Serjeant that 
the Speaker’s warrant for the commitment of Sir Francis Burdett had been executed, this House will not at this time proceed further on 
the said Letter; 273. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House that he had received a paper from Sir Francis Burdett relating to his com- 
mittal ; paper read by Mr. Speaker; 285. ‘That he had received another paper, 294. Paper read, and Select Committee appointed 
thereon, 339. (See Committees, 1405.) Motions, That whoever commences actions for acts done in obedience to the Orders of the 
House are guilty of a breach of privilege; That the actions commenced by Sir Francis Burdett were for acts done in obedience to the 
Orders of the House ; That the officers of the Court of King’s Bench do attend the House with all proceedings in said actions ; previous 
Questions thereupon negatived ; 480. 


10. The Day :—{1812.) Complaint of a printed Newspaper, intituled, “ The Day,” printed and published by Thomas Knowles, at No. 5, 

' - Pickett-street, Strand, as containing an Account of the Debates, and a gross misrepresentation of the speech of a Member, as reflecting 

on the character ard conduct of another Member, in breach of the privileges of the House ; Paper delivered in and read ; Motion, that 

Knowles do attend the House ; the Member who had been stated to have made such reflections, having been heard in his place and 

* having disavowed the same ; and the Member uty whom the complaint was made having declared himself satisfied ; Motion negatived 
upon division; LXV1II. 432. 


17. The Princess of Wales *—~(1813.) Complaint of certain publications purporting to contain the depositions taken before certain 
Privy Councillors touching Her Royal Highness ; Two newspapers containing certain of the publications, viz. The Morning Herald ; 
London, Saturday, March 13, 1813, and London, Monday, March 15, 1813; delivered in and the paragraph complained of read ; 
Motion for address thereon withdrawn; Motion for the printer and publisher to attend at the Bar, negatived;. Lxv11r. 322. 


18. Rev. Thomas Thirlwall :—(1817.) Complaint made by the Chairman of the Police Committee, of certain passages in a book, 
intituled, “ A Vindication of the Magistrates acting in and for the Tower Division, &amp;c. by the Rev. Thomas Thirlwall,” as reflecting 
on the proceedings of the Committee, and in breach of the privileges of the House ; Book delivered in, and passages read ; Thirwall 
ordered to attend; extracts of Minutes of his Evidence before the said Committee; ordered; presented; printed; Oke eh 232. 
Order for the attendance of Mr. Thirlwall read; Motion that he be now called im; Report: from Police Committee of session 1816 
read; Motion agreed to; Mr. Thirlwall called in; passage complained of read; Mr. Thirlwall heard and withdrew ; Resolutions, 
That the Rev. Thomas Thirlwall, by the said publication, has reflected upon the proceedings and authority of a Committee of this 
House, and is thereby guilty of a contempt of the authority of this House and a breach of its privileges; That he be called in; That 
Mr. Speaker do communicate the said Resolution, and acquaint him, that in consideration of the full acknowledgment of his error, the 
House is contented to proceed no further ; Mr. Thirlwall called in, and Mr. Speaker communicated the said Resolutions; 245. 


19. The Times:—Jobn Payne Collier, 1819.) Complaint of a printed newspaper, intituled, “ The Times,” dated Wednesday, g June 1819, 
printed and published by C. Bell, as containing an account of a debate of the House, and a gross misrepresentation of a speech of one of 
its Members, in breach of the privileges of the House ; Paper delivered in, and read; also, the newspaper intituled, “ The Tinies,” 
dated Monday, 14 June, containing matter in extenuation, and a corrected statement of the said speech ; C. Bell ordered io attend the 
House on the morrow; LXXIv.533. Bell attends; examined; and having stated that he received the paragraph from John Payne 
Collier, and the House being informed that Collier was in attendance, he was called in, and confessed himself the author of the para- 
graph ; Resolution, That the said paragraph is a scandalous misrepresentation of the debates ; Collier committed to the custody of the 
Serjeant ; 537. Petition of Collier to be discharged; to be brought to the bar forthwith, in order to his being reprimanded and dis- 
charged ; brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees, 541. What was said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him 
to be entered in the Journals, 542. 


21. The New Times :—1819.) Complaint of a printed newspaper, intituled, “ The New Times,” dated Wednesday, 16 June 1819, 
printed and published by A. Mitchell, as containing a letter reflecting on the conduct and character of a Member, ini breach of the 
privileges of the House;, Paper delivered in, and read ; Motion for the attendance of Mitchell; Withdrawn, LX XIV. 537. 


22, Mr. Hobhouse’s Pamphlet :—&lt;1819.) Complaint of a printed pamphlet, intituled, “ A trifling Mistake in Thomas Lord Erskine’s 
recent Preface, shortly noticed and respectfully corrected in a Letter to his Lordship, by the author of ‘ The Defence of the People.’” 

published by Robert Stodart, as reflecting on the character of the House and tending to bring it into contempt, and to excite the subjects 

of this realm to acts of tamult and violence, in breach of the privileges of the House; Pamphlet delivered in, and passages complained of 

read; Stodart ordered to attend; txxv. 55. Stodart attends; called in; examined; acknowledged himself to be the publisher, 

and 





COMPLAINTS —continued. 383 





Complaints made to the House of various matters—continued. 


Newspapers, Pamphlets, &amp;c.—continued. 


and stated that John Cam Hobhouse, Esq. was the author; a Mentber, in his place, stated, that he was authorized by Mr. Hobhouse 

to name him as the author ; pamphlet again read; Resolution, That it is a scandalous libel, &amp;c. and that John Cam Hobhouse, Esq. 

having acknowledged himself to be the author, has been guilty of a high contempt of the privileges and of the constitutional authority 
: of this House; Mr. Hobhouse committed to Newgate, 57. 


23. The Dublin Evening Post :—Complaint of a printed Newspaper, intituled, “The Dublin Evening Post,” dated, “ Saturday July 8, 1890, 
printed by J. Magee, 11, Trinity-street,” as containing matter reflecting on the proceedings of the House, in breach of the privileges of 
the House; Motion, That Magee do attend the House; Withdrawn, Lx xv. 444. 


24. Flindell’s Western Luminary :—(Qucen Caroline.) Complaint of a printed Newspaper, intituled, “ Flindell’s Western Luminary ;” 
dated, “ Monday, July 10, 1820, printed, at Exeter, by T’. Flindell,” as containing matter reflecting on the Queen, into whose conduct 
an inquiry is now pending in Parliainént, in breach of the privileges of the House ; Report of 6 July 1820, from Committee appointed 
to inspect Lords Journals, read ; Motion, ‘That the said Paper is a breach of the privileges of this House ; Withdrawn, Lxxv. 477. 


25. he Morning Herald :—Complaint of a printed Newspaper, intituled, “The Morning Herald,” dated, “ Tuesday, July 11, 1820, 
printed by J. Robeson, and published by T. P. Glassington, at N* 18, Catherine-street, Strand,” as containing an account of the debate 
of the House, and a gross misrepresentation of a speech of one of its Members, in contempt of the orders, and in breach of the privileges 
of this House; Paper delivered in, and paragraph read ; Robeson and Glassington to attend the House upon a future day; xxv. 436. 
Order for their attendance discharged, 451. See also supra, 17. 





Compounds :—see Spirits, 76. 
Comptrollers of Army Accounts :—see Accounts and Papers, 8. 
Concordat :——see Accounts and Papers, 5573- Addresses, 153-4. 


Condolence :— Addresses, 52-55. See Members, 112, 114. 





Conferences. 





I. Conferences originating with the Commons; 1—5. 
II. Conferences originating with the Lords; 6—15. 
III. Incidental Proceedings; 14. 





I. Conferences originating with the Commons—-relative to— 


1. Amendments to Bills :—On their disagreeing to Amendments made by the Lords fo Bills, viz. Aliens (1818); Bill to continue Act 
56 Geo. III. for establishing regulations respecting Aliens arriving in, or resident in this kingdom; Committee appointed to draw up 
reason3 to be offered to the Lords at a Conference; Lxx111. 420. Report of reasons; read a Second time, and agreed to ; Conference 
desired; 421. Report, That the Lords do agree to a Conference, and appoint the same immediately in the Painted Chamber ; 
Committee who were appointed to draw up reasons to be offered to the Lords, to manage the Conference, and several others were added 
to them ; names of managets called over, and they go to the Conference; Report, That the managers had been at the Conference, and 
that they had delivered the reasons for disagreeing to the Amendments made by their Lordships, and had left the Bill and Amendments 
with their Lordships; 423. Message from the Lords, That they do not insist on the Amendments made by their Lordships, 494. ———. 
Brandon Inclosure Bill (1807); ux11. 842. Conference; Lords do not insist; 844. Frame Breakers Punishment Bill (1812); 
Ltxvi1. 182, Conference, 186. Lords do not insist, 191. Militia Laws Amendment Bill (1802); tvii. 620, 621. Con- 
ference, 630. Lords desire a Conference on the subject matter of the last Conference; agreed to, and managers who managed the 
last Conference to manage this, and several Members added ; names of managers called over, and they go to the Conferrence ; Report, 
That the Lords insist upon one of the said Amendments, for which they gave their reasons, and do not insist upon the other Amend- 
ments; Question, That this House doth insist upon their disagreement to the said Amendment, Put, and negatived; Message sent to 
the Lords, to acquaint them that the House doth not insist; 645. —&lt;—— Militia Completion Bill (1809); Lx1v. 331, 332. Con- 
ference, 351. Lords do not insist, 352.———— Militia (Local) Bill (1812); txvi1. 261. Conference, 267. Lords do not insist, 271. 
——— Militia Acts Amendment Bill (1813); 1xv11t. 593. Conference, 595. Lords do not insist, 603. ——— Seditious Meetings 
Prevention Bill (1817); Lxx11.196. Conference, 197. Lords do not insist, 198. ———— Slave Trade Acts Amendment Bill (1818); 
Lx x11. 423. Conference; Lords do not insist; 424. Volunteers Acts Consolidation Bill (1814); trx. 297. Conférence, 298. 
Lords do not insist, 301. ——— Whitby Harbour Bill (1812); Lxv11. 419. Conference agreed to; appointed by the Lords upon 
a future day, at half an hour after four of the clock, in the Painted Chamber ; 427. Conference held, and reported, 431. Lords desire 
a Cenference upon the subject matter of the last Conference; agreed to; Report, That the Lords are not altogether satisfied with the 
reasons offered by the Commons for disagreeing to the Amendment made by their Lordships, however they do not insist, but propose 
to insert certain words in the Bill; 468. Lords Amendment agreed to ; Bill sent back to the Lords, with Message, That this House hath 
agreed to the Amendment made by their Lordships; 478, 479. 


2. Fast India Company :===(On renewal of the Charter, 1813.) Upon a subject of the highest importance to’ the prosperity of the 
British possessions in India, and to the commerce and revenue of His Majesty's dominions ; Lxvi1i. §74. Conference agreed to; 
Committee appointed; managers names called over ; Conference held (17 June), and Report that the managers had communicated 
certain Resolutions of the House on the affairs of the Company, and had left the same with their Lordships; 576. The Lords desire 
a Conference upon the subject of the Resolutions ; agreed to ; Conference held (23 June), and Report that their Lordships have agreed to 
the same without any amendment ; 595. —=—— [In the mean time the Commons had agreed to the thirteenth Resolution of their own 
Committee on the Affairs of the Company, the debate upon which had been adjourned on 17 June}. Conference to be desired with the 
Lords upon a subject-of the highest importance to the welfare of His Majesty's subjects in India; Lxviii. 592. Agreed to; Con- 
ference held (23: June), and Report that the managers had communicated the Resolution thereon, and had left the same with their 
Lordships; 595. The Lords'desiré a Conference upon the subject of the said Resolution; agreed to; Conference held (95 June), and 
Report that their Lordships have agreed to the same without any Amendment; 603. 











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I. Conferences originating with the: Commons—continued. 


3. Regency :—(1810-1811.) On a matter of high importance to His Majesty and the Nation ; Resolutions of the House to be communi- 


cated to the Lords at a Conference relative to the means of supplying the defect of the personal exercise of the Reyal Authority, arising 
from His Majesty's indisposition (21 December 1810); Conference agreed to, and appointed to be held. presently (22 December) ; 
LXv1.21. Committee appointed; managers names called over; Conference held, and Report that the managers had left a copy of the 
Resolutions with their Lordships; 22. ‘The Lords desire a present Conference upon the subject-matter of the last Conference ; agreed 
to; Conference held (31 December,) and report that the Lords have agreed to the Resolutions; 22. - Another Conference 
desired upon the subject-matter of the last Conference, 23, Conference agreed to, and appointed to be held presently (3 January 1811); 
Conference held, and Report that the managers had left a copy of the Resolutions with the Lords, 24. The Lords desire a present 
Conference upon the subject matter of the Conference of the 3d day of January last; agreed to; Conference held (5 January), and 
Report that the Lords have agreed to the Resolutious, with an Amendment to one of them ; day appointed for further consideration of 
the said Amendment; 29. Further considered, and Message to the Lords that the House hath agreed thereto (7 January), 29, 30. 

Resolutions, with a blank, to attend the Prince of Wales and the Queen respectively therewith ; to be communicated to the Lords at 
a Conference ; Conference agreed to, and appointed to be held presently (8 January); Conference held, and report that the managers 
had left a copy of the Resolutions (of 7 January) with the Lords; the Lords desire a present Conference upon the subject matter of the 
last Conference’; 30.. Agreed to ; Conférence held (8 January), and Report that the Lords have agreed to the said Resolutions by filling 
up the blanks therein with “ Lords Spiritual and Temporal ;” Message from the Lords that they have ordered two Lords to ‘attend the 
Prince of Wales with, the Resolutions for the purpose of supplying the defect in.the personal exercise of the Royal Authority, and two 
other Lords to attend Her Majesty with the Resolution and Address, . respecting the care of ‘his Majesty’s person, and the direction of 
the Household ; four Members of the House of Commons ordered to go with the two Lords to the Prince of Wales; four with the two 
other Lords to Her Majesty ; Message to the Lords accordingly ; 31. The Lords desire a present Conference upon the subject- 
matter of the last Conference ; agreed to’; Conference held (14 January), and Report that the Lords had come to a Resolution respecting 
letters patent for opening the Parliament; Resolution referred to the Committee of the Whole House on the State of the Nation; 33. 
Resolution reported and agreed to, and Conference to be desired, 34; order for so desiring Conference discharged ; 34. Resolution of 
yesterday to agree with the Lords in the Resolution communicated by them, rescinded, and Resolution amended, and to be communicated 
(soamended) to the Lords at a Conference; Conference held (15 January), and report, that the managers had left the Resolution 
and Amendment with the Lords; Message from the Lords that they have agreed to the said Amendment; 35. [Whereupon the Session 
opened 15 January 1811, but during these prolonged Conferences it became necessary to provide money for the service of the army and 
navy.] Resolution respecting the nisin | issue of money for the service of the army and navy to be communicated te the Lords 
at a Conference ; Conference agreed to and appointed to be held presently ; Conference held (5 January), and report that the managers 
had leit a copy of the Resolution with the Lords; 28. The Lords desire a present Conference upon the subject matter of the Conference 
of Saturday last (5 January); agreed to; Conference held (7 January), and report that the Lords have agreed to the said Resolution, 29. 








4. Slave Trade, Abolition :—(1806.) Upon a matter in whjch the reputation of the country for humanity, justice, and sound 


policy, is deeply interested ; Conference desited ? 1xt, 393. Coriference ‘agreed’ to, and held (13 June,) and report that the managers 
had communicated a certain Resolution respecting the Abolition of the Slave’ Trade, and had left a copy of the same with their 
Lordships, 403. The Lords desire a present Conference upon the subject-matter of the last Conference; agreed to; Conference held 
(25 June) and Report, that their Lordships do concur with the Commons in the said Resolution ; 447. 


5. Statutes of the Realm :—On the subject of providing more effectual means for promulgating the Statutes of the Realm throughout 


all parts of the United Kingdom; Resolutions of the House of 7 May 1801, to be communicated; ivi. 370. Lords agree to 
a Conference, 372. Committee appointed ; printed copy of said Resolutions to bé communicated ; 382. Managers names called over - 
Conference held (8 May 1801) and report that the managers had communicated the Resolutions; 383. Message from the Lords that 
they concur in the Resolutions, and had agreed to an Address thereon, to which they desire the concurrence: of the ‘House; Addréss 
considered, and agreed to, and blank therein filled up, with the words “ and Commons ;” Message to the Lords, that the House had 
agreed to the Address, 501. See eter 537- 548. 


II. Conferences originating with the loddesnwelntive io— 


6. Aimesdmnents to Bills :——On their disagreeing to Amendments made by the Commons to Bills, viz. Insolvent Debtors Bill, (1801) 


For the relief of certain Insolvent Debtors ; Conference agreed to; Lv1. 635. Committee appointed ; managers names called over ; 
Conference held; Report, that the Lords had agreed to several of the amendments made by the Commons, but had disagreed to one, 
and gave their reasons for disagreeing to the same, 637. ‘ Motion for insisting on the Amendment, negatived ; Member to carry Bill to 
the Lords, and acquaint them that the House doth ‘not insist upon the Amendment, 638. Insolvent Debtors, (England), 1811 ; 
Conference agreed to; Committee appointed to manage it ; names of managers called over; Conference held; Report that the Lords 
had agreed to some of the Amendments, but could not agree to one, and gave their reason ; House doth not insist upon the Amendment; 
txvi. 460. 





8. Lord Viscount Melville :—( 805.) Upon the subject-matter of the message of the Commons, desiring their Lordships leave 


for Lord Melville to come to the Select Committee on the Tenth Report of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry, to be examined ; 
House agree to a Conference ; Committee appointed ; names of managers called over; Conference held, and report that the Conference 
was to acquaint the House, that the course adopted by the Lords, respecting the giving leave to their Members to go down to the 
House of Commons, has been to permit their Members, on their own request, to defend themselves in the House of Commons, on 
points on which the Commons have not previously passed criminating resvlutions against them, and to give evidence before the House, 
or any Committee thereof, on those points only on which no matter of accusation is depending against them before the House, and that 
their Lordship had given leave to Lord Melville to go down to the Committee to be examined, his Lordship conforming himself to the 
above course ; LX. 265. Report from said Select Committee, that upon consideration of the restrictions and limitations contained in the 
Minutes of Conference, it does rot appear to the Commitiee, that they can. ‘effectually examine Lord Melville without touching upon 
the regulations under which his Lordship has been permitted to come before them, 272. 


9. The Prince Regent: :——(1817.) Upon a subject materially affecting the safety of the Prince Regent, and the honour and dignity of 


Parliament ; Conference agreed to, and held; Report; witness examined, and House proceeds to take into consideration Address 
communicated by the Lords expressing their abhorrence of the several daring outrages offered to the person of the Prince Regent in 
his passage from Parliament; blank filled up with the words, “ and Commons ;” and Address agreed to; Lxx11. 5. Message to the 
Lords accordingly, 6. See Addresses, 545. 


11. Regency Act :—(1811.) Upon a matter of high importance te His Majesty and the nation ; Conference agreed t to; Comniittee appointed ; 


namesof Managers called over ; Conference held ; and report, that the Conference begs to acquaint the House that the Lords had come to 
a Resolution (with a blank) that letters patent should pass the Great Seal for giving the Royal Assent to the Regency Act, to which 
the Lords desire the concurrence of the House ; txvr. 78. Committee of the Whole House immediately appointed on the state of the 
nation, and Resolution referred thereto; Report, That it is the opinion of the Committee, that the House do agree with the Resolution, 
and that the blank be filled up with ‘the words “and Commons” in the communicated Resolutions; Amendment proposed, but not 
made ; Resolution of Committee agreed to; blank filled up with the words “ and Commons ;” Conference desired with the Lords upon 
the subject-matter of the last Conference, 80. Conference agreed to, and held; and’ report, That the Managers had —. the 
Lords that the House had agreed to the Resolution, and had left the same with their Lordships, 81. See supra, 3 


12. “See 


' CONFERENCES—contimied. - 885 
1 rr rr 


II. Conferences originating with the Lords—continued. 


12. Statute Law :—On the subject of the best means of arranging the Statute Law of this country under distinct and proper heads; House 

;  will.send answer, LXxX1. 357.’ (It does not appear that,any answer was sent, and the. day appointed, Tuesday, 14 May 1816, being incon- 

. wenient,) The Lords afterwards send -another message, requesting a Conference on the subject-matter of the Conference before desired, 

on Wednesday instead of Tuesday ; House agree.to a Conference; Messengers acquainted therewith ; 363. (On Wednesday, instead of 

holding the Conference) The Lords send another message, postponing it to the next Tuesday, 21 May; House agree to a Conference ; 

Messengers acquainted therewith ; 368. (On Monday 20 May,) The Lords send another message postponing the Conference to Friday, 

24 May; House agree to a Conference; Messengers acquainted therewith ; 381. . Committee appointed; names of Managers called 

over; Conference held, and report, That the Lords had communicated a Resolution, that measures should be taken to arrange the 

Statute Law under distinct and proper heads ; Day appointed for considering Report ; 397. Resolution considered; two Amendments 

made; another Amendment proposed, and Debate thereon adjourned; 419. Order for resuming the debate read, and Motion, that 

the debate be adjourned for three months negatived; Debate resumed; Amendment agreed to; 419, 420. Amended Resolution 

agreed to; Resolution, That the Lords be acquainted, at a Conference, -that the House have agreed to their Resolution, ‘with Aménd- 

ments, to which the House desire their concurrence ; Conference to be desired ; 440. Report, that the Lords agreed to a Conference ; 

Managers of last Conference appointed managers; others added; Managers names called over; Conference held; and report, That 

they had left the Resolution (with the Amendments) with the Lords; 446. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 457.——— 

The Lords desire a Conference upon the subject-matter of the last Conference; House agree thereto; Messengers acquainted. there- 

with ; 462. Committee appointed; Managers names called over; Conference held; Report, That the Lords had communicated an 

Address (with a blank) to which they desired the concurrence of the House; day appointed for taking it into consideration; 475. 

Address further considered; blank filled up with the words and Commons ;” Message to be sent to the Lords, to acquaint them 
therewith; 499. See Addresses, 538, 546. 


13. Lord Teignmouth :—(1806.) Upon a matter concerning the good correspondence of the two Houses; Conference agreed to ; 
Committee appointed ; managers name called over, and report that the Conference was to acquaint the House that the Lords having 
taken into consideration the matter of an entry in the votes of the House of Commons of 5 June 1806, in which:it is ordered, “ That 
Lord Teignmouth [a Peer of the United Kingdom not being a Lord of Parliament] do attend the House on 18 June, when the article of 
charge against the Marquis Wellesley is taken into consideration,” and having searched for precedents, find that although one precedent 
of a similar order does exist in the case of the Earl of Balcarras in 1779, it does not appear that there is any other precedent; day 

_ appointed for further considering Report of Conference; x1. 465. Report considered ; Committee appointed to consider it, and to 
search for precedents, and to prepare an answer to be returned to the Lords; five to be the quorum; 489. Members added, 494. 
Report, 503. Day appointed for further considering it, 504. Report further considered and answer agreed to; to be communicated 
to the Lords at a Conference ; Coniference to be desired with the Lords upon the subject-matter of the last Conference; 511. Lords 
agree to’a Conference ona future day ; 525.'. Managers appointed, their names called over; Conference held, &amp;c.; Report that the 


Managers had commmunicated the answer and had left same with their Lordships; 536. (This was done on the 14 July, and the 
Session ended 23 July 1806.) ‘ 


Ill. Incidental Proceedings : 


14, Orders for desiring a Conference read and discharged ; Lxv1I. 35. —=— Time appointed for Conference altered four times; Lxxt. 357; 
363, 368, 381. Managers of former.Conferences appointed managers of present Conference; Lv11, 645.—LXx1. 536. —-LXXI. 

446, &amp;c. Committee appointed to draw up reasons to be offered to the Lords, appointed managers of Conference; Lx x11I. 423. 

— Members added to managers of Conferences; Lv11. 645.—.LxxX1. 446,————- Message to, the Lords that in; the manner of 











.. -holding the last Conference [on 28 January 1817, on the outrage offered to the Prince Regent] there was some departure from the ancient 
forms, .and.to desire that these matters might not be drawn into precedent ; ‘LXx1l., 13. Message from, the, Lords that they were 
not aware that the Painted Chamber was. not in. its usual. state, and. that they will give directions, &amp;c, 20. 

See Committees, 1832. Members, 158. Messages, 122. 137. 





Congratulations :—sée Adiresses, 49-51.» Members, 109. 111, 
Congress at Vienna :—See Addresses, 452. 
Congreve, Sir William :—see Accounts and Papers, 1475. 
Consents to Private Bills :—see Bits, 547-549. 


Conservator of Scotch Privileges :—see Accounts and Papers, 1476. 


Consolidated Fund: 


1. Bill to make-further provision for the adjustment of the accounts of the Consolidated Fund in the United Kingdom, and for making 
any occasional deficiency ; Ordered, Lx x11+345- Instruction te make provision for the adjustment of the accounts of the eon} ater 
Fund, 345. Bill presented, 347. R. a. 418. 


2. Bill to render the growing produce of the Consolidated Fund available for the Public Service; Ordered, Lxx1v. 204... Presented seprinted ; 
211... R. A. 287. = To.continue Act; Ordered, Lxxv. 246. Not presented. ———To continue Act; Ordered, LXXV. 361. 
Presented, 369. R.A. 455+ 4 


See Accounts and Papers, 1477-1499. 5574- ~  Barracks,7. ‘~ Committees; 22'7~231: " Flax, 1. ©: Revenu 
Supply, 455. 1055. 1675. Key to Ways and Means, also, 5173-5193. ; afte : at 


* Conspiracy =——See Addresses, 49. 


. Constables :: Bills-relative to Constables : 
1... For allowing the charges. of Constables in England in certain cases; Ordered, Lv. 419. Presented; printed; 432. R. a. 640. 


2. For granting remuneration to High Constables; Ordered, Lxx11. 240. Presented ; printed; 241. 
months, 374. 


3.* To increase the power of Magistrates in the appointment of Special Constables; Ordered ;. presented; printed; Lxxv. 329+ R.A. 422 


4. For better regulating the office of Constable in Ireland ; Ordered ; presented ; printed; LxIv. 57. Order for Second reading discharged ; 

-. House informed ‘that several ‘material . alterations were necessary to be,made to the Bill; Bill withdrawn, and another ordered ; pre- 
sented; printed; 95. Committee put off for six months, 274. 

6. : To enable Grand Juries to present.additional sums for Constables in Treland ; Ordered, txx. 360. Instruction for the secure conveyance 


of prisoners in Ireland; Bill presented; printed; 374. Instruction for advancing money out of. the Consolidated Fund for providing 
arms, &amp;c. for Constables, 397. Rk. A. 469. : 


Committee put off for two 


6. Motion for appointing a Committee to inquire into the propriety of granting a remuneration to the High Constable and ‘Petty Constables 


in attendance on Parliament withdrawn; Lxx1III. 47. 
4. Motion for appointing a’ Select Committee to inquire into the laws relating to the’office of Constable in. Ireland ; ‘Withdrawn, Uxxit. 325. 
See Addresses, 513. Committees, 232. 1811, . .. Justices uf the Peace, 7. 8. . Petitions, 723. —. _. Supply, 2261. 


Constantia, 
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386s CONSTANTIA——COPYHOLDS: 


1 


i 





Constantia, Maria :—see Danish Prize Ships. 


Constantinople :—+Motion, That His Majesty’s fleet under the ‘command of Vice Admiral Sir John Thomas Duckworth 


appeared in the vicinity of Constantinople on 20-February 1807, and after remaining there ten days, retired withoutdhaving effected any 
important object, superseded by reading the other orders of the day; Lx111. 354. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1500-1507. 5576. Addresses, 155-159. 


Consuls t--—See Accounts and Papers, 2647. Addresses, 298. Supply, 4210. 


Contagion :—see Accounts and Papers, 1914. 9570-2572. Committees, 1427. 1507-1509. 
Contempt of Court :——See Accounts and Papers, 1146, 1147. Petitions, 105. Prisoners. 
Contingencies, Army t—See Supply, Key to Supply. 

Contingencies, Civil :—See Accounts and Papers, 1190-1196. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Contingencies, Militia :—sce Supply, Key to Supply. 


Contingent Remainders :——Bill for preserving Contingent Remainders from destruction; Ordered, txx. 148. Order 
of leave discharged, 405. ; 


Contracts :—See Accounts and Papers, 1508-9. Supply, 4546. Transports, 1. 


Controul, Board of :—sce Downing Street. © Postage, 15. Questions, 52. Supply, 2145. 2180. ° 


Conventions :——See Accounts and Papers, 5052-5056. Addresses, 96. 221. 224, 225. 348. 367. 


America, 26. 
Coniveyancers : 


Bill to explain and amend such part of Act 44 Geo. III.c. 98, as relates to drawing and preparing of Conveyances or Deeds; Ordered, 


Lxxiv. 462. Presented ; printed; 463. Petitions against; to lie on the Table ; from James Cuddon; . Joh 4 “1 
Williams, 480. Order for Second reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn ; 488. ~u 474. John Heney; 474. Philip 


Bill to prevent unskilful persons from practising as Conveyancers ; Ordered ; presented ; printed; Lxxv. 7g. Second reading defefred, 97. 


Another Bill ; Ordered, 365. Presented; printed; 377. Petition of Jesse Claxton against ; to lie upon the Table, 394. Second 
reading put off for six months, 397. . 





See Committees, 1142. Petitions, 106, 107. Registering of Deeds. 


Conviction Rewards :———=Bill to repeal Act 6 Geo. I. c. 23, for further preventing Robbery, &amp;c.; Ordered, uxxurr. 116.; 
Order of leave discharged, and Bill to repeal such parts of several Acts as allow Rewards on conviction of persons for highway robbery 
and other crimes, &amp;e. ordered ; presented ; printed ; Lxx111. 209. Petition of the High Sheriff and Grand Jurors of Stafford, in favour ; 
to lie on the Table, and be printed, 230. Bill again printed, 298. Re-committed ; again printed, 314. Again re-committed, 330. 
R. A. 413. See Petitions, 553. 


Convicts sa——=See Accounts and Papers, 1460. 1510.-1529. 1546, 3707. 3709. 5398. 


Addresses, 177-193. 593- -. ~ -Peni- - 
tentiary Houses, 2, 3. Supply, Key to Supply, 


Conv OYS :——See Accounts and Papers, 1530-1. 5399» Committees, 233. Trade, tx 
Conway Bridge :—see Bridges, 17. Petitions, 57. 611. 

Cooke, Captain John :—see Adresses, 515. 

Cooke, Major General George ‘iin ines.’ nag, 


Coote, Major General Sir Eyre :—see House, 123. Members, 124. 


Copenhagen :~—gee Accounts and Papers, 1532-1540. Addresses, 161. House, 157. Petitions, 108. 612. 


Copper :—Bills relative to Copper : 
For altering the laws now in force relating to the importation and exportation of Copper, and for repealing certain duties and drawbacks 
on such importation and exportation, and substituting new duties and drawbacks in lieu thereof ; Ordered, Lv. 501. Presented, 511. 
Printed, 593. R.A. 625. — 


For increasing the duty on Copper of various descriptions; Ordered, Lx11I. 337. Presented, 338. Re-committed, 362. Again 
re-committed, 396. R. a. 449. : 


To continue and amend Act 48 Geo. III. for granting an additional duty on Copper; Ordered, rxvr. 292. Presented, 925. 8. a. 971. 


For charging an additional duty on Copper; Ordered, Lxvit. 343. Presented, 426. Instruction for charging an additional duty on 
Cupper Ore, 464. R. A. 516. 2 


For further empowering His Majesty to prohibit the exportation of Copper during the present hostilities; Ordered Lxvini. 115. Pre- 
sented, 122, Day appointed for Third reading, 185. Third reading deferred, 198, 221. Not proceeded in. 

To revive and continue several Acts for charging additional duties on Copper imported into Great Britain; Ordered, rxx. 224. Pre- 
sented, 233. R. A. 296 


See Accounts and Papers, 1408-1410. 1541-1545- Coals, 14. Committees, 234-241. 615. 651. 1576) 1584. 
Companies, 4, 5. '7. 58: Laws Expiring, g. © ~ Neutral Ships, 2. 


Copper Tokens :—sée Tokens. 


Copyholds :—Bill to remove certain difficultiés in the disposition of Copyhold and Customary Estates by will; Ordered, xx. 190. 
ted; printed; 200. Lords Amendments agreed to, 472. R. 4, 474. ' 


, : Copyright 


COPYRIGHT— CORN, &amp;o. 387° 












Conpeadit :—Bills relative to Copyright: 


1. For the further encouragement of Learning in the United Kingdom, by securing the Copies and Copyright of printed Books to the Authors 
or their Assigns; Ordered, Lv1. 520. Presented; printed; 528. Lords Amendments agreed to, 656. Rs a. 065, asa For the 
further encouragement of Learning, by securing to the Libraries of the Universities and other public Libraries, Copies of all newly 
priuted Books, and Books re-printed with additions, and by further. securing the Copies and Copyright of printed Books to the 
Authors, &amp;c.; Ordered; presented; printed; Lx111.441. Re-committed; Instruction to divide the Bill into two; Bill considered ; 
461. Further considered; reported; day appointed for further considering Report, and Bill again printed ; 463. ‘Not proceeded in. 


° 


2. To amend several Acts for the encouragement of Learning, by securing the Copies and Copyright of printéd Books to the Authors; 
Ordered, Lx1x. 254. Presented, 261. Printed, 284. Re-committed, 300. Petitions against, from, viz. Aberdeen, King’s College 
of, 365. Aberdeen, Marischal Co!lege and University of, 435. Andrews, St. University of, 355. Cambridge University, 381. Dublin, 
Trinity College, 329. Edinburgh, Dean and Faculty of Advocates of, 344. Edinburgh University, 344. Glasgow University, 355- 
Oxford University, 419. Petitions in favour; from, viz. Authors and Composers, 396. Booksellers of London and Westminster, 363. 
Mr. Fisher, 476. Bill again printed, 333. Again re-committed; again printed; 455. Petition from Mr. Valpy, for inserting a clause 
of exemption for certain undertakings, 470. Bill again re-committed ; again printed; 471. Lords Amendments agreed to, 514: 
R. A. 517.————— Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to amend said Act; Negatived, Lx x11. 372. 

3. To amend above Act, 54 Geo. III. c.156; Ordered, Lxx111. 125. - Presented; printed; 183. Petitions against; to lie on the Table, 
from, viz. Cambridge University, 218, r. Curators of the Library of the Faculty of Advocates at Edinburgh, 247, Pp. - Glasgow 
University, 186, p. Oxford University, 129, (P. 141.) Senatus Academicus of the University of Edinburgh, 309, Pr. Senatus 
Academicus of the University of Saint Andrews, 350, P. Senatus Academicus of the University of Glasgow, 357, (P.403.) Petitions 
in favour; to lie on the Table, and be printed ; from, viz. Artists and Engravers, 226. Authors and Composers of Books, 219. Book- 
sellers and Publishers of London, 226. Britton, John, 219. Cadell, Thomas, and William Davis, 219. Cooke, William Bernard, 219. 
Daniel, William,219. Fisher, Thomas, 263. Harris, John, 260. Lackington, George, and others, 217. Longman, Thomas Norton 
and others, 217. Printers in London and Westminster, 229. Rodwell, John, and John Martin, 256. . Ruding, Reverend Rogers, 219¢ 
Valpy, Abraham John, 226, Minutes of Evidence presented to the House 20 July 1813, to be re-printed, 235. Bill Committed, 258. 
Petitions respecting the Bill referred to the Committee on Copyright Acts, 266. (See Committees, 1429.) Committee on Bill deferred, 
288, 310. Other Petitions against the Bill, referred to the Committee on Copyright Acts. (See Committees, 1429.) From, viz. Sion 
College, London, 293. Senatus Academicus of King’s College, Aberdeen, 338, P. Provost, Fellows, and Scholars of Trinity College, 
Dublin, 334, P. Other Petitions in favour of the Bill; Referred to the said Committee on Copyright Acts; from, viz. Copstable, 
Archibald and Robert Cadell, 296, rp. Fenner, Rest, 305. Pytches, John, 296, r. Savage, William,-317. Bill not proceeded in. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1037-1043. Committees, 1428-9. Petitions, 109. 


Cordage: 
1. Bill for better preventing the embezzlement of His Majesty’s Cordage; Ordered, Lxrx. 210. Presented, @11. Rs. 310. a 
2. Bill to allow a Bounty on the exportation from Great Britain of British made Cordage; Ordered, Lx1rx. 481. Presented, sie R.A, 519. 


i@ 


- Waterworks, 12. 


See Committees,242. . Customs, 43. Supply, 4949-. 5238. 
Cork, City :——See Accounts ond. Papers, 1546+1549. 2940. Addresses, 162. Bread, 21, Butter, 4. 
Committees, 1431. Gaols, 17. Pavings, 59. Petitions, 35. 111. 613. Supply, Key to Supply, and 3308. 


Corks : : Bills relative to Corks : : 


1. For increasing the duty.on Corks ready made, imported into Great Britain; Ordered, Lx111.312. Presented, 317. R. a. oot: 
2. To eharge an additional duty on Corks ready made, imported into Great Britain; Ordered, Lxx1. 306. Presented, 309. R.A. 984. 
3;‘ ‘To charge an additional duty on Corks ready made, imported into Ireland; Ordered, Lxx111. 163. Presented, 191." R. A. 327. 

‘ See Committees, 243-245. 738. Petitions, 112. 


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Corn, Grain, Meal, Flour, Wiheat, ee. 


Bills relative to Corn, Grain, &amp;c.: 
1: For increasing the bounties on Flour imported from America; Ordered, Lv1.92. Presented, 98. mk. a. 219. 
2. For granting bounties on the importation into Ireland of Wheat, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lv1. 159. Presented, 257. R.A. 334. 
3, To prohibit the exportation from Ireland, of Corn or Potatoes, and to permit the importation into Ireland of Corn and Fish, duty free, and 
for indemnifying such persons as have acted for the service of the Public, in advising or carrying into execution certain proclamations 


of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland; Ordered, Lvi. 303. Presented, 306. Instruction for prohibiting the exportation, and. permitting 
the importation of all provisions-into Ireland, duty free, 331. RB. a. 448. 


4. To alter the bounties payable on Wheaten Flour and Indian Corn imported into Ireland; Ordered, v1. 593. Instruction for providing 


a method for recovering the forfeitures created by Act of session 1801, to prohibit the making of ‘malt, and the distilling of spirits from 
Corn or Grain in Ireland; Bill presented, 608. R. a. 664. 


5. Tocontinue and amend Act 39 Geo. III. for prohibiting the exportation, and permitting the importation of Corn, &amp;c. and to continue Act 
of session 1801, for prohibiting the exportation from Ireland of Corn or Potatoes, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lv11. 43. Presented, §2. BR. A. 73. 


For regulating the prices at which Grain, Meal and Flour may be exported from Great Britain to Ireland, and from Ireland to Great 
Britain; Ordered ; presented; printed; LVII. 911. R. a. 353- P 


7. For permitting the exportation of Wheat and other Articles from the purts of Southampton and Weymouth to the Islands of Guernsey, 
‘ Jersey and Alderney ; and for preventing the exportation of ‘Tobacco from Great Britain in the same ship in’ which it shall be imported ; 
- Ordered ; instruction for empowering certain officers of Customs to administer oaths in all cases’ relating to the revertue of Customs ; 
LviI. 544. ill presented, 556. Committed, 575. Committee deferred, 589. Not proceeded in. 


8. To continue so much of re 41 Geo. III. as relates to prohibiting the exportation from Ireland of Corn or Potatoes; Ordered; presented ; 
LVIII. 108, BR. A. 11 


9. Petition for a Bill-to levy a rate on the inhabitants of the City of Glasgow for certain purposes relating to Corn, &amp;e.; Referred, rv111. 152. 


. Bill ordered, 343. Order of leave for Bill discharged, and another Bill ordered; presented’; 357: Petitions against; to lie on the 
Table till Second reading, and counsel ordered, 364, 372. Not proceeded in. 


11: To continue Act 42 Geo. III. and Act of the present session (1803) respecting the —— of Corn, &amp;c. between Great Britain and 
,  Treland; Ordered; presented; LVIII. 517. R.A. 578. 


12. To permit the exportation of a certain quantity of Corn, Grain, M Bibel, &amp;c. to the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey and Alderney’ Ordered, 
Lvitt. 588. Presented, 591. R: a. 637. 


13. - To continue so much of Act 41 Geo. III. as relates to prohibiting the etiportation frodt Ireland of Corn or Potatoes, or other pr wisions, &amp;c. ; 
- « ‘Ordered, trx. 30. Presented, 31. R.A. 55- 


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15. 


16. 


17. 


18. 


19. 


21. 


ses 3 8 


31. 


888 CORN, GRAIN; &amp;c.—continued. 











Bills relative to Corn, Grain, &amp;c.—continued. 
14. Tocontinue and amend Act 43 Geo. III. for regulating the prices at which Grain, Meal and Flour may be exported from Great Britain to 


- Iveland, and from freland to Great Britain; for permitting the exportation of Seed Cora from Great Britain to Ireland, and the impor- 
’ tation of Malt into Great Britain from Ireland; Ordered, tix. 336. Presented, 350. Rk. a. 380. 


For regulating the importation and exportation of Corn into and from Great Britain and Ireland; Ordered, 11x. 357. bidbiillen relative 
to the importation of Corn, &amp;c. into Ireland, 362. Bill presented, 367. Printed, 370. Re-committed, 383. Again printed, 387. 
Bill read Third time, and further proceeding upon Third reading adjourned, 392. Further adjourned, 393. Resumed, and Bill. 
passed, 396. Lords amendments considered, and further consideration put off for three months, 42g. 


‘To regulate the importation and exportation of Corn, and the bounties and duties payable thereon; Ordered; presented ; printed; Lix, 434. 
R. A. 443. 


_.To continue and amend Act 44 Geo. III. to regulate the importation and exportation of Corn; Ordered, Lx. 361. Presented ; printed ; 370. 


n. A. 488. 


For allowing the exportation of esi and other articles, for the use of His Majesty’s forces’ and garrisons ; Ordered, ux1. 82. 
Presented, 92. 8. A. 158. 


To permit the free interchange of every species of Grain between Great Britain and Ireland; Ordered, Lx1. 375. Presented, 383. 
Printed, 413. Re-committed, 477. R. a. 546. 


To declare that certain provisions in above Act (46:Geo. III.) shall extend to Grain, the produce of those countries only ; Ordered, tx11, 68. 
Presented ; printed; 74. R.A. 140. 


To continue Act 41 Geo. III. for prohibiting the exportation from Ireland, and for permitting the importation into Ireland, duty free, of 
“Corn and other Provisions ; Considered, ux111. 167. R.A. 215. See Sugar, 11. 


For further continuing Act 39 Geo. III. for prohibiting the exportation from and permitting the importation into Great Britain of Corn, 
and: for allowing the importation of other articles of Provision without payment of duty; Ordered, Lx1v. 146. Presented, 152. 
R. A. 197. 


To continue Act 41 Geo. III. for prohibiting the exportation from Ireland, and for permitting the importation into Ireland, duty free, of 
‘Corn and other Provisions ; Ordered, tx1v. 146. Presented, 160. nk. a. 255. 


For further continuing Act 39 Geo. III, ¢. 87, for prohibiting the expestation and permitting the importation of Corn and Provisious ; 
Ordered, rxv. 168, Presented, 177. RB. a. 253. 


To continue Act 41 Geo. III. c. 36, for prohibiting the exportation from and permitting the importation into tend of Corn and 
Provisions; Ordered, Lxv.173. Presented, 184. k. a. 253. 


For regulating the exportation of Corn and other Articles to Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, the Bay of Chaleur, and the Coast of Labrador ; 
Ordered, Lxvi11. 328, Presented, 335. R. a. 416. 


Petition from London, for a Bill for the erection of Corn Mills in the néighbourhood of London; Referred, ux1x. 68. Not reported. 


To permit the exportation of Corn, &amp;c. without payment of duty or receiving bounty; Ozdered, Lx1x. 266. Presented; printed ; 972. 
‘RB. As 350- 

To regulate the tngutitien of Corn and the duties page thereon ; Ordered, Lx1x. 283. Presented, 287. Petitions against—from, viz. 
Abbotshall 327, Abingdon 327, Albans, St. 320, Alton 327, Alverstoke 327, Alverthorpe-with-Thornes 327, Arundel 327, Ashburton, 
315, Ashton-under-line 320, Barleston 320, Barnsley 327, Barnstaple 320, Barwell 320, Bath 295, Battley 327, Beckington 320, 
Bermondsey 327, ‘Bethnal Green 320, Beverley ‘327, Bewdley 327, Biddeford 320, Bincombe 327, Birstal 327, Bishop Auckland 327, 
Bolton, Great and Little 327, Bradford (Wilts) 327, Bradford (York) 327, Bridport 327, Broadway 327, Broomsgrove 327, Burnley, 
327, Bury, (Lancashire) 327, Bury St. Edmunds 397, Calne 327, Camberwell 327, Carlisle 327, Catrine 327, Chapleton 327, 
Chatham 327, Chelsea 327, Chester 327, Chichester 327, Chippenham 320, Christchurch (Surrey) 327, Cirencester 320, Cliffe, 
St. Thomas-a-Becket in 327, Congleton 327, Crediton 327, Cullompton 327, Darlaston 315, Darlington 327, Derby 327, Dewsbury 
327, Droitwich 315, Dudley 315, Earl Shilton 320, Eastwood 327, Ellesmere 327, Evesham 327, Exeter 327, Glasford 327, 
Glasgow 320, Godalming 327, Gosport and Alverstoke 327, Guildford 320, Halifax 327, Hamilton 327, Hammersmith 327, 
Hartlepool 327, Haslemere 327, Haywick 327, Hertford 327, Hinckley 320, Huddersfield 327, Hungerford 327, Ilchester 327, 

* Hkeston 327, Ipswich 320, Islington 927, Keighley 327, Kettering 327,) Kidderminster 327, Kilmarnock 397, Kilwinning 
315, Kingston-upon- Thames 327,. Kirkby in Kendal, 327, Kirkintilloch 315, Knaresborough 327,’ Lanark 327, Langport 
Eastover 327, Leeds 327, Leicester 320, Leominster 320, Leven District 320, Lewes 327, Liverpool 327, London 3230:—— 
St. Andrew Holborn and St. George the Martyr 327, St. Botolph without Aldgate 327, St. Bridget 327, St. Clement Danes 327, 
St. James Clerkenwell 327, Cripplegate within 327, Cripplegate without 327, St. George Middlesex 320, St. Katherine 320, 
St. Luke 320, Rolls, Liberty of 327, Shoreditch 327, Spital Fields 327, Whitechapel 320.——-Loughborough 327, Ludlow 315, 
Lynn (King’s) 320, Macclesfield 320, Malmesbury 327, Manchester and Salford 320, Mansfield 320, Margate 327, Mauchline 397, 
Melbourne 327, Merthyr Tydvil 327, Middlewich 327, Nantwich 320, Newbury 327, Newcastle-under-Lyme 327, Newington 
St. Mary 327, Newington Stoke 327, Newport (Isle of Wight) 327, Northampton 320, Norwich 327, Nottingham 315, Nuneaton 327, 
Oldham 327, Oxford 327, Paisley 327, Perth 327, Plymouth 327, Plymouth Dock and Stoke Damarel 327, Pollokshaws and 
Eastwood 327, Poole 327, Portsmouth and Portsea 320, Radipole 327, Reading 327, Ringwood 327, Road 327, Rochdale 327, 
Rochester 327, Rutherglen 327, Saddleworth 327, Salford 320, Sarum (New) 327, Shaftesbury 320, Sheffield 327, Shepton Mallet 327, 
Shields (South) 315, Shoreham, New 327, Somerton 327, Southampton 320, Southmalling 327, Southover 327, Southwark 327, 
Stafford, 320, Staffordshire, 327, Stepney 320, Stevenston, 315, Stockport, 327, Stoke Damarel 327, Stratford Bow, 327, Strathaven, 
Glasford and Chapleton 327, Surrey 327, Taunton 327, Tewkesbury 327, Tiverton 327, Totness 320, Tredegar and Sishowy 
Ironworks 327, Upway, &amp;c.327, Uttoxeter 327, Wareham 327, Weymouth and Melcombe Regis 315, Whitchurch 327, Wilton 320, 
Winchester 327, Winterbourne Monckton 327, Winterbourne St. Martin 327, Witney 327, Wolverhampton 397, Worcester 315, 
Yeovil 327 ; Bill printed, 303. Further consideration of Report put off for six months, 331. 


To amend the laws now in force for regulating the importation of Corn; Ordered, Lxx. 123. Presented; printed; 128. Petitions against, 
from — viz. Aberdeen 155, Aberdeen (Old) 171, Airdrie 163, Albans, St. 149, Anderston 149, Arbroath 146, Ashton-under-Line 138, 
Barhead 163, Barnard Castle 162, Barnsley 159, Bedwin, Great 138, Belgrave 138, Belper 146, Berkeley 153, Berwick-upon- 
Tweed 168, Bermondsey 149, Bilston 162, Bingham 138, Birmingham 146, 155, Birstall 149, Blackburn 138, Bolton, Great and 
Little 138, Boston 171, Bradford 155, Brentford, Old 149, Brightford, Hundred of 153, Brighthelmstone 155, Brownfield 149, 
Burwley 138, Calverley 138, Camerton 133, Campsie, Lennoxtown in 163, Canterbury 155, Carlisle 150, Carmunnock and Lower 
Ward 155, Chatham, Hundred and Manor of 138, Chelsea 155, Chepping Wycombe 155, Chesterfield 155, Chowbent 138, Christ- 
church 133, Christchurch, Hants 149, Clapham 155, Colne 166, Congleton 155, Corston 133, Coventry 133, Croydon 138, 
Crediton 138, Damerell, Stoke 155, Darlaston 149, Darlington 155, Deptford, St. Nicholas 138, Derby 138, Devizes 155, Dews- 
bury 138, Donington, Kegworth Castle 138, Dudley 146, Dumbarton 146, Dundee 173, Dunfermline 146, 149, 153, Dursley 149, 
Dysart 165, Ealing 149, Earl Shilton 138, Eastwood 138, Edinburgh 155, 159, 173 Elderslie and Slates 163, Evesham 155, Exeter 
Farmborough 133, Finnieston 150, Forfar 173, Glasgow 133, 138, 146, 155, 162,.26g, Glenfield 138, Gloucester 155, Godalming 138, 
Gorbals 165, Govan 163, Grahamston 150, Gravesend 138, Greenock 149, Guisborough 159, Guiseley 138, Hackney 155, Halifax 
159, Hamilton 163, Hammersmith 138, Haslingden 153, Hertford 155, Hinckley 138, Horsham 150, Horsleydown, St. John 138, 
Hutchison Town 165, Ilkergstone 138, Islington 149, Johnstone 163, Kegworth Castle Donington 138, Keighley 155, Kensington 
149, Kilbarchan 163, Kilpatrick (Old) 159, Kilwinning 168, Kilmarnock 165, Kilmaurs 165, Rigen. ne 

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Bills relative'to Corn, Grain, &amp;c.—continued. 


Kirkintillock 163, Lacock 138, Lambeth 155, Lanark 155, 163, Larkhall 165, Lawriestown 165, Leeds 138, Leith 159, Lennoxtown in 
Campsie 163, Lewes 149, Lewisham 155, Limehouse 146, Liverpool 155, London, Merchants, Bankers and Traders .138 :— 
Aldersgate Ward 138, Aldgate Ward 155, St. Andrew Holborn and St. George the Martyr 146, St, Anne ‘Westminster 149, Artillery 
Ground (Old) 138, Bassishaw Ward 149. Bethnal Green St. Matthew 138, Bishopsgate Ward 133, Bloomsbury St. George 153, 
St. Botolph without, Aldersgate 138, Bread Street Ward 146, St. Clements Danes 133, , Cripplegate Ward 133. Clerkenwell, St. James 
and St. John 133, Farringdon within Ward 149, Farringdon without Ward 149, St. George Middlesex 146, St. Giles in the Fields 
and St. George Bloomsbury 153, St. Katherine near the Tower 133, St. Mary-le-bonne 155, St, Pancras 150, Portsoken Ward 146, 
Rolls Liberty 138, Saffron Hill Hatton Garden and Ely Rents 149, Shoreditch 138, Spital Fields 133. Taylors, Journeymen 150, 
Wallbrook Ward 149, Wapping 138, White Chapel 133.——Loughborough 138, Macclesfield 155, .Manchester and Salford 138, 
Mansfield 138, Margate 149, Markfield 138, Marksburry 133, Marlborough 146, Mauchline 168, Melksham 138, Milton 138, 
Mitcham 138, Montrose 171, Musselburgh 171, Neilston 163, Newbury 138, Newcastle-under-Lyne 146, Newcastle-upon-Tyne 146, 
Newington (Stoke) 138, Newton St. Loe 133, Northampton 138, Nottingham 138, 155, Ossest cum Gawthorp 155, Oxford 138, 
Paddington 155, Padiham 155, Paisley 138, 162, Partick 150, Paulton 133, Perth 163, 168, Plymouth 146, Plymouth Dock and 
Stoke Damerell 155, Pollockshaws 138, Poole, Town and County of 138, Pudsey 1398, Ramsgate 138, Ratby 138, Reading 133, 
Renfrew 159, 163, Road 138, Rochdale 133, Rochester 138, Rossendale, Forest of 138, Rotherhithe 138, Rutherglen 159, 163, 
Saddleworth 146, Salcoates, 165, Salford 138, Shadwell, St. Paul 149, Sarum (New) 138, Shaftesbury 159, Shepton Mallet 143, 
Shields South 146, Slates 163, Southampton 138, Southwark 138, Stepney, St. Dunstan 146, Stevenston 163, Stewarton 163, 
Stockport 146, Stoke Newington 138, Stokesley 153, Stoke Damerell 155, Stonehouse and Larkhall 165, Strathhaven 155, Sutton in 
Ashfield 138, Sudbury 138, Taunton 155, Temple Cloud 133, Tewkesbury 138, Thurmaston 138, Timsbury 133, Tiverton 133, 
Tooting 138, Totnes 155, Tradestown 165, Trowbridge 138, Tiverton 133, Wakefield 138, Walsall 153,.Warrington 138, Westbury 138, 
Westminster 155, Westoe 146, Wilton 150, Windsor (New) 155, Wolverhampton 155, Woolwich 133, Worcester 149, Worthing 153, 
York 173. Petitions in favour; from, viz. Bedford Level 139, Bury (Lancashire) 171, Cahir 168, Clonmell 168, Devonshire 155, 
Donegal County 150, Galway County 139, Gloucestershire 146, Kildare County 139, Kilkenny County 139, Kincardine County 133, 
Limerick City 166, Limerick County 166, Mallow Town and Manor of 155, Mayo County’ 150, Nairnshire 133,° Nairnshire Farmers 
Society 133, Newport (Isle of Wight) 146, Ross (New) 163, Waterford, City 133, 155, Wexford 166, Wicklow 174, Wigtown 
County 155, 159. B.A. 184. 


32. For repealing the duties of Customs on buck wheat beisial Ordered, LX XII. 229. Presented, 233. R. A. 300. 


33. To permit the importation of Corn and other articles in any ship and from any country, &amp;c:; Ordered, LXxt1. 390. Presented, 396. 
R. A. 473- 


34. To prevent frauds in the sale of Grain in Ireland ; Ordered, LXXIII. 354. Presented, 382. R, A. 417. 


Motions relative to Corn, Grain, &amp;c. : 


35. That it is expedient that the exportation of Corn, &amp;c. should be permitted without payment of duty, and without receiving any bounty; 


Debate thereon adjourned; Lx1x. 227. Resumed; Motion referred to a Committee of the Whole House; 241. See Com- 
mittees, 263. 


36. For leave to bring in a Bill to continue Act 41 Geo. III. for prohibiting wal use of Gorn in erates of Spirits, or ‘making of Starch ; 
Negatived, Lv11. 74. 


37. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the Cora Trade, Te) far as feliites to the importation and warehousing of Foreign Corn; 
Negatived, LX1x. 293. 
See Accounts and Paper 8, 1550—1656. 43209. Addresses, 163. Barley. Beer, 7. Committees, 246-265. 
552, 553- 612. 614. 621, 622. 627-631: 639. 643. 649. 1089. 1097. 1099. 1183. 1432-1436. 1575-1579. 1581, 1582. 
1584. . Excise, 1. Indemnity, 7. Laws Expiring, 7.8. 13- 16-19. 34. Malt. Newfoundland, 3. 
Petitions, 113-127. 498. 501-504. Reports, 273. Spirits; 1. 25. 29. 31- 34+ 36, 37- 47-49. 53- 55. 58. 61, 
76. 84. Supply, Key to Supply. - - West Indies, 9. 





Corn Factors : :7——Motion for leave to bring i in a Bill for regulating the Trade of Corn Factors in the City of London ; With- 
drawn, Lvi. 639. 


Corn Meters::-—see Coals, 5... Elections, 49. 


Cornwall 2——See Coals, 8. 12. 14. Committees, 197. Fish, 12. Timber, 3. 
Cornwall, Dutchy of : -—See neeiiee, 2045. Wales, Prince of, 4. 5-7. 
Cor nwall Miner S -——-See Militia, 55. Miners. 


Cornwallis, Charles Marquis See Addresses, 515. 
Cor onation :———See ‘Aiisinite and Papers, 1657. Supply, 4462. 


Coroners: Bills relative to Coroners : 


1. “ Petition for a“Bill to grant them additional Fees; To lie on the Table, tvi1. 182. Read again, and referred, 215.- Bil ordered, 233. 


Presented, 247. | Motion for Second reading dropped for want of ye snare, 256. Petition in favour, 278. Bill reported, and 
Motion that the Bill be ingrossed negatived, 360. 


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2. Petition of Coroners, for a Bill to augment their Fees; To lie on the Table, tv111. 189.’ Read again, and referred, 218. Bill ordered, 238. 
Presented, 254. Third reading put off for six months, 400. 


3. Petition fora Bill for enlarging Provisions of Act 25 Geo. II. relative toCoroners; Referred, Lx x1. 33. Bill ordered, 56. Presented, 66. 
Passed, 29}. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 427. Report.and Bill for amending and altering said Act 25 Geo. II.; 


Ordered ; presented ; printed ; 428. Petitions against from Somersetshire, 448, 467, 483. Bridgewater, 483. Passed, 512. 
Not returned from the Lords. 


4. Bill to alter and enlarge the Poiwets of Act for giving proper reward to Coroners for the due execution of their office, and for the amoval of 
Coroners upon a lawful conviction for certain asx merse 3 Ordered, LXXIII. 47. ‘Presented ; printed ; 49- Second reading put off 
“for six months, 104. 


§..- To regulate the Election of Coroners for Counties ; Ordered, LXXIII. 160, Presented printed ; 180. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 420. R. A. 426, 


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Coroners: Bills relative to Coroners—continued. 


To regulate the Fees of Coroners upon holding Inquisitions in Ireland; Ordered ; presented; Lxv. 283. Re-committed, 306. n. a. 379. 


7. To regulate the Office of Coroner in Ireland; Ordered, txxiy. 290. Presented, 314. Committed; printed; 346. C itte 
deferred, 380. Not proceeded in. ‘ ‘ P 34 ommittee 


8. For repealing Act 50 Geo. III. c. 30, to regulate the Fees payable to Coroners in Ireland, and to make other provisions ; Ordered, 
LXXV. 221. Presented, 222, Re-committed, 293. R. a. 374. 


Corporal Punishments :—see Accounts and Papers, 5352. 5358. 


Corporations : 


Petition of the Excise Incorporation in Scotland for a Bill to enlarge their Capital; Referred, Lx. 63. Bill ordered, 118. Presented, 179. 
R. A. 280, 


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2. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to explain Act of the Parliament of Ireland 33 Geo. III. c. 21, and to provide for the more easy 
assertion of the rights of Tradesmen in Corporations in Ireland ; Withdrawn, Lx xiv. 449. 


3. Motion for the House to resolve itself into Committee of the Whole House, with a view to explain the law of Ireland so as to remove 
certain disabilities and to restore the right of admission into Freedoms of Corporations in Ireland to such Roman Catholics as would, 
if they had been seven years Protestants, have an inchoate right to such admission ; Withdrawn, Lx x11. 292. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1466-1474. 1658. Companies. Petitions, 184. 


Corps, F orel gn :——See Accounts and Papers ; Key to Army ; also 2624-2626. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Corres ondence :——Bill to remove certain restraints upon Correspondence by letter between persons residing in Great Britain 
and Ireland, and in certain Foreign Countries; Ordered, Lvu1. 56. Presented, 57. Lords amendment agreed to, 71. R. a. 73. 


Corruption of Blood :—see Treason. 
Corsica *—— See Accounts and Papers, 4342. Addresses, 355. 


Corsican Emigran Ls :—See Accounts and Papers, 2352-2359. 


Cort . Mr. :-—Sce Accounts and Papers, 1659. Committees, 1437. Petitions, 659. 
Corunna :—See Accounts and Papers, 4674-5. Addresses, 401. House, 102, 158. 
Cottages *——See Accounts and Papers, 873. 1660. Tithes, 2. 

Cotton : 


1. Petition of Captain Archibald Blair for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for securing to him the benefit of his newly-invented method 
of packing and retaining Cotton ; Leave given; Petition offered; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition presented, and referred to 
a Committee; Lv1t. 480. See Committees, 1439. 

2. Petition of Journeymen Cotton Weavers of the Counties of Chester, York, Lancaster, and Derby for a Bill to explain and amend Act 


39 &amp; 40 Geo. lil. for settling disputes between masters and workmen engaged in the Cotton Manufacture; To lie on the Table, :v11. 136. 
Read again, and referred to a Committee, 388. See Committees, 1438. 


3. Petition of Cotton Manufacturers of Scotland for Bill for settling disputes between masters ‘and workmen engaged in the Cotton Manufacture 
in Scotland; To lie on the Table, Lv11. 174.- Another Petition ; To iie on the Table, Lv111. 152. Read again, and referred, 200, 
Bill ordered, 216. Presented, 231. Petitions against, 236, 278, 372. Lords desire a copy of the Evidence, upon which the House 
passed the Bill, 647. Copy sent to the Lords, 649. R. A. 690. 


4. Petition of Cotton Spinners of the Counties of Chester, York, Lancaster, and Derby, for a Bill to explain and amend Act 39 &amp; 40 
Geo. II. for settling disputes between masters and workmen engaged in the Cotton Manufacture ; To lie onthe Table, tvi11. 168. Read 
again, and referred to a Committee. (See Committees, 1440.) Petitions presented to the House in the present session, referred ; 302. 
Other Petitions referred ; viz. against the Application from Bolton, 316, 338. Chorley, 340. Manchester, 316. Preston, 351. In 
favour of the Application ; from Wigan, 347. Committee to report opinion, 403. Report, with two Reslutions ; and Report ‘to be 
further considered, 422. Further considered; Resolutions agreed to; and Bill ordered; 462. Presented; printed; 471. Minutes 
of Evidence taken before the Committee ordered, 477. Presented, 512. Printed, 515. Petitions against ; from viz. Bolton, 484, 
527. Manchester, 511. Stockport, 512. Minutes of Evidence referred to the Committee on the Bill, 523. Bill reported, 591. 
Again printed, 593. Further consideration of Report put off for three months, 630. 





5. Petition of Cotton Manufacturers of Stockport, for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to repeal Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. for settling 
disputes between masters and workmen, &amp;c.; LVv1II. 275. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; 276. Vot reported. 


6. Bill to amend Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. for settling disputes between masters and workmen engaged in the Cotton Manufacture of England ; 
Ordered, L1x. 204. Presented ; printed ; 286. Notice taken that the Bill was not prepared conformably to the Order for preparing 
and bringing it in; order for second reading discharged; Bill withdrawn; and another ordered ; presented ; printed; 328. R.A 431. 


7. Petition of Journeymen Cotton Weavers of the Counties of Lancaster, Chester, York, and Derby, for a Bill to settle disputes between 
masters and workmen, with respect to wages; To lie on the Table, rx11. 169. Read again, and referred to a Committee, 265, 
Not reported. . 


8. Petition of Journeymen Cotton Weavers resident in England, for a Bill to settle such minimum or lowest price to be given for every species, 
fabric, and texture, in the Cotton Manufacture, which will answer the interest of the trade in foreign markets, &amp;c.; To lie on the Table, 
Lxut. 81. Again read, and referred to the Committee on the Petition of several merchants, manufacturers, &amp;c. engaged in the Cotton 
Manufacture in Lancashire, Cheshire, &amp;c. ; 183. See infra, 9. 


9. Petition of Richard Ainsworth, for leave to present a Petition for a Bill respecting the Cotton Manufacture; Referred, Lx111. 150. 
Report ; leave given; Petition presented ; to lie upon the Table; 157. Petition again read, and referred to a Committee ; to send for 
persons, papers and records; 170. Committee revived, 180. Petition of Journeymen Cotton Weavers, referred, 183. Instruction to 
report observations and opinion, 206. To report Minutes of Evidence, 256. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table, and be 
printed, 261. . 


11. Bill for the preservation of the health and morals of apprentices and others employed in Cotton and other Mills and Factories ; Ordered, 
LVII. 303. Presented, 345. Printed, 355. Re-committed, 400. Again printed, 467. R. a. 642. Bill to amend and extend 
said Act; Ordered; presented; printed; txx. 361. Further consideration of Report put off for three months; Bill again 
printed; 384. Bill to extend and amend said Act 42 Geo. III. ¢. 73; Ordered, txxim. 83. Presented; printed; 84. 
Again printed, 93. Petitions against ; from, viz. Birmingham, 226, r. Blackburn, 213, Pp. Carlisle, 203. Derby,213. Flint, 213. 
Glasgow, 213, P. 226,r. Hancock, Wakefield &amp; Harker, Messrs. workpeople employed by them, 256, rp. Heygate, Messrs. mechanics 
in the employ of; 256, r. Holywell, 213. Kighley, 213. Langwith and Cuckney, 256, Pp. Manchester, 202, 213, P. 248, P. 
Mansfield, 230, r. Pleasley Works, 256, rp. Preston, 213. Rossendale, 213,P. Skipton, 203. Stafiordshire Potteries, 220, P. 
Stockport, 213. Stanton, Messrs. mechanics employed by them, 256, r. Petitions in favour ; from, viz. Ashton-under-Lyne, 213, P. 
Blackburn, 212. Bolton, Great and Little, 248, p. Chorley, 234. Derby, 213. Glasgow, 243. Glossop, 212, Pp. Halifax, 213, P- 

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Cotton—continued. 


Hebden Bridge, 213,r. Herod, in Ashton-under-Lyne, 205, P. Hindley, 228, r. Lanark, New, 206,r. Lancaster and Wigan, 234. 
Macclesfield, 252. Manchester, 251,P. Manchester and Salford, 213. Preston, 243. Renfrew, 212. Royton, 213, p. Stayley 
Bridge, 205,P. Stockport, 230. Todmorden, 272. Warrington, 243. Westleigh and Tildesley, 281. Petition of bebbbils complaining 
of a publication, 257, P. Bill re-committed; considered; reported, and again re-committed ; 258. Passed, 304. Not returned 
Srom the Lords. 


12. Bill for the better regulation of the Cotton Trade in Ireland; Ordered, txvi11. 386. Presented ; printed; I 
agreed to, 616. n.a. 630. © “ 3 printed; 402. Lords Amendments 


13. Bill for the promotion of the education and morals of children employed in Cotton and other Factories in Ireland ; Ordered, Lx x1Vv. 349. 
Presented ; printed; 350. Second reading deferred, 396. Not proceeded in. 


14. Bill for the regulation of Cotton Mills and Factories, and for the better preservation of the health of young persons employed therein ; 
From the Lords, txx1v. 560. Read; printed; 561. Petitions in favour ; To lie on the Table; from, viz. Lancaster and Chester, 561. 
New Lanark, 575,P. Robert Owen, 575. Bill reported, with Amendments, 581. Passed, with Amendments, 590. Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 609. Rk. a. 608. —-—— Bill to amend said Act ; Ordered, rxxv.31. Presented; printed; 36. Re-committed, 
60. R.A. 77- : 
See Accounts and Papers, 1661-1697. 3066. 4352. 4863. 4879. Addresses, 164, 165. Calicoes. Committees, 267-273. 
615. 631. 638. 646. 1438-1445. 1576. 1579. 1581. 1583. Excise, 2. Flaz, 2, 3. Laws Expiring, 9. 19. 25, 26. 
Muriatic Acid, 3. Petitions, 129-136. 139. 614. Reports, 274. 


Cotton Weavers : 


1. Petition of the Cotton Weavers resident in England for a Bill for the regulation of their wages; To lie upon the table, xiv. 95. Again 
read, and referred to a Committee, 169. Reported, and report to lie upon the Table, 196. Not proceeded in. 


2. Petition of the Cotton Weavers resident in Scotland for a Bill for the regulation of their wages ; To lie upon the Table, rx1v. 98. Again 
read, and referred to a Committee, 169. Reported and report to lie upon the Table, 196. Not proceeded in. 


3. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for limiting the excessive depression of the wages of persons employed in the weaving of Cotton goods 
in England ; Negatived, Lx111. 349. 


4, Motion for appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the means of relievin 
Question and motion withdrawn ; Lx xv. 372. 
See Cotton. Petitions, 137. 


Cotton Wool and Jesuits Bark : 


1. Bill to prohibit the exportation of Cotton Wool and Jesuits Bark from Great Britain; Ordered, ux111. go. Order of leave discharged, 
and two Bills ordered, 124. Bill to prohibit the exportation of Cotton Wool from Great Britain; Ordered, Lxit1. 124. 
Presented, 125. Petition from Liverpool against, 180. Rr. a. 268. Bill to prohibit the exportation of Jesuits Bark from 
Great Britain; Ordered, Lx111.124. Presented, 125. Printed, 136. Order of the day for receiving report read; House informed that 


the Bill was missing ; entry in Journals of 25 May 1786, read ; order of leave to present another copy of the Bill; presented ; committed ; 
considered; reported; 185. R. A. 268. 


g the Cotton Weavers; Previous Question proposed ; 








2. Bill to prohibit the exportation of Cotton Wool and Jesuits Bark from Ireland; Ordered, ix111. 198. Presented, 203. R. a. 268. 
3. Motion for the House to immediately resolve itself into a Committee to consider of Acts relating to Cotton Wool; Negatived, rx v111. 619. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1681-1691. 1764. Committees, 269-273. 642. Customs, 6. Petitions, 138. 

Questions, 11. Supply, Key to Ways and Means, also 5222. 4 


Cotton, Lieut. General Sir Stapleton :—see House, 114.145. - Members, 96. 





Counsel, 





I. Counsel ordered to be heard, and Proceedings thereupon, in 
cases of Election Petitions; 1—8. 


II. Counsel ordered to be heard, and Proceedings thereupon, in 
all other cases; 9—27. 


III. Incidental Proceedings ; 28, 29. 
IV. Questions Negatived; 31, 32. 





I. Counsel ordered to be heard, and Proceedings thereupon, in cases of 
Election Petitions : 


Counsel and Agents on Controverted Election Petitions : 


i. Counsel, Parties and Agents to attend on considering Election Petitions ; LVIII. 42.— LIX. 18.—LXI. 9.— 
LXII. 36, &amp;c. 


2. Called in to the bar on Ballots; LVIII. 134.— LIX. 60. —LX. 67. — LXI. 31.— LXII. 58.— LXIII. 44.— 
LXVI. 259.—LXVII. 303.—LXVIII. 141.-—LXIX. 195.— LXX. 316.—LXXIV. 114.—LXXV. 278, &amp;c. 
—~&lt;»— Petitioners and Counsel, and Agents for sitting Member called in ; LVIII. 167. —&lt;=— On two or 
more Petitions being considered the same day, the Petitioners and other parties in all the cases, their 
Counsel and Agents called in; LVIII. 163. — LIX. 68. — LXHI. 57. — LXVIII. 132. — LXXIV. 119. — 
LXXV. 247, &amp;c. —=— Counsel again called in to the bar; LIX. 61.—LXI 35.—LXIL 162,—LXVIII. 167. 
—LXXIV. 234.—LXxV. 306, &amp;c: —=— And acquainted with the Resolutions or determinations of 
the House ; LVIII. 149, 163, 175.—LXII. 223.—LXXIV. 234, 284. 

3. Counsel 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








392 
























































or 


6. 


11. 
12. 


13. 


14, 


16, 


17. 
18. 


19. 


COU NSEL—continued. 





I. Counsel ordered to be heard, and Proceedings thereupon, in cases of 
Election Petitions—continued. 


Counsel and Agents on Controverted Election Petitions—continued. 
Counsel state matters to, and inform the House of particular matters relating to separate parties and distinct 


interests ; LVIII. 149.—LIX. 82.—LXII. 113.—LXVIII. 173.—LXXIV. 234, &amp;c. 


Nominees nominated by Counsel; LVIII. 134.—LIX. 60.—LX. 67.—LXI. 31.—LXII. 69.—-LXIII. 38.— 


LXVIII. 132.—LXXIV. 114.—LXXV. 232, &amp;c. —&lt;«— Counsel decline nominating nominees; LXII. 162. 
—LXVIII. 163.—LXXV. 306. 


Lists of the forty-nine Members names drawn delivered to Counsel; LVIII. 145.—LIX. 65.—LX. 85.— 


LXI. 31.—LXII. 85.—LXIII. 44.—LXVI. 259.—LXVII. 303.—LXVIII. 132.—LXIX. 195.—LXX. 316.— 
LXXIV. 114.—LXXV. 233, &amp;c. 


Retire or withdraw some way from the bar; LVIII. 149.—LXII. 162.—LXIII. 53.—LXXIV. 234, 283. 


—&lt;»— Again withdraw some way from the bar; LXXIV. 234. —&lt;»— Counsel and Agents withdraw ; 
LVIII. 134.— LIX. 62.-— LX. 71.—- LXI. 35.— LXII. 58. — LXIII. 38. — LXVIII. 141. —LXIX. 198.— 
LXXIV. 134.—LXXV. 235, &amp;c. —~=— Parties, Counsel, and Agents withdraw ; LXII. 82.—LXVIII. 132. 
LXXIV. 120.—LXXV. 233, &amp;c. —«=— Petitioners Counsel and Agents withdraw; LVIII. 163. — 
LIX. 97-—LXII. 85.—LXVIII. 231, &amp;c.—«—Petitioners and Counsel, and Agents for sitting Members 
withdraw ; LVIII. 167, 183. —«-— The sitting Member, the parties, their Counsel and Agents withdraw ; 
LXXV. 306. —&lt;«©— The Thirteen Members remaining on the list, and Counsel and Agents withdraw in 
cases of the want of nominee or nominees ; LVIII. 455.—LIX. 61.—LXI. 35.—LXVIII. 167, 177. 


Counsel and Agents return to the bar ; LVIII. 136.—LIX. 62.—LX. 71.—LXI. 35.—LXII. 75.—LXIII. 40.— 


LXVI. 263.—LXVII. 304.—LXVIII. 135.—LXIX. 198.—LXX. 319.—LXXIV. 116.—LXXV. 235, &amp;c. 
—&lt;—»— Petitioners and Counsel, and Agents for sitting Members return to the bar; LVIII. 173. —»— 
The thirteeen Members remaining on the list, and Counsel and Agents return to the bar to supply the want 
of a nominee or nominees; LIX. 61, 67, 82.—LXI. 35. 


No Counsel, Agent, or Party appearing on the part of the Petitioners, order for considering the Petitions 


discharged ; LIX. 266.—LXII. 93, 223, 232.—LXXV. 232. 
See also Elections, 404-416. 455. 458-472. 475-482. 544-546. 


II. Counsel ordered to be heard, and proceedings thereupon, in all other cases: 


Counsel ordered to be heard before the House : 
On Bills; On the Second reading of Bills; LVI. 110.—LVII. 74.—LVIII. 206.—LIX. 136.—LX. 160.— 


LXI. 205.—LXII. 602.—LXIII. 270.—LXIV. 76,.—LXV. 136.—LXVI. 93.—LXVII. 109.—LXVIII. 240. 
—LXIX. 74.—LXX. 117.—LXXI. 102.—LXXII. 150.—LXXIII. 183.—LXXIV. 271, &amp;c. —&lt;-— When 
Reports on Bills are received ; LVI. 456.—LVII. 224.—LVIII. 242.—LIX. 212.—LX. 263.—LXI. 387.— 
LXII. 95.—LXUI. 255.— LXIV. 122.—LXV. 216.—LXVI. 171.—LXVIII. 293.—LXX. 220.—LXXI. 98.— 
LXXIII. 79, &amp;c. —~«e— When Reporis on Bills are to be taken into further consideration ; LVII. 321.— 
LVIII. 95.—-LXIL. 791.—LXVI. 286.—LXVII. 178. —LXVIII. 368.—-LXx. 186.—LXXIII. 204.—LXXIV. 
179, &amp;c. —«-— On Third reading of Bills; LVI. 565.—LIX, 364.—LX. 382.—LXI. 270.—LXII.700.— 
LXIII. 339.—LXIV. 207.—LXVI. 289.—LXVII. 199.—LXVIII. 446.—LXX. 298.—LXXIII. 86, &amp;c. 


On Petitions; LXIII. 163. 
Persons to be at liberty to be heard by Counsel on the hearing of charges against them ; LVIII. 313.—LIX. 


324.—LX. 25, 129. 


Counsel ordered to be heard before Committees of the Whoie House : 
On Bills; LVif. 644.— LIX. 416. -—LXII. 701, 720, 744, 753-—LXVII. 309, 398. —LXVIII. 362.— 





LXIX. 211, 275, 335-—LXXIV. 441. —«—On Divorce Bills (Instructions for hearing Counsel for and 
against); LVI. 270.—LVII. 613.—LVIII. 418.—LIX. 401.—LX. 383.—LXI. 462.—LXIV. 41.—LXV. 107. 
—LXVI. 206.—LXVII. 384.—LXVIII. 400.—LXIX. 225.—LXX. 360.—LXXIII. 191.—-LXXIV. 285.— 
LXXV. 457, &amp;c. —«— On re-committed Bills; LX. 278.—LXVII. 591.—LXIX. 211, 412. 


On the Affairs of the East India Company; LXVIII. 353. 


Counsel ordered to be heard before Select Committees : 
On Bills; LVI. 115.—LVII. 99.—LVIII. 110.—LIX. 146.—LX. 264.—LXI. 170.—LXIL. 70. — LXIII. 86. 


—LXIV. 44.—LXV. 73.—LXVI. 103.—LXVII. 114.—LXVIIL. 251.—LXIX. 74.—LXX. 84.—LXXI. 19. 
—LXXIL. 158.—LXXIII. 81.—LXXIV. 112.—LXXV. 91, &amp;c. —«— On Bills ; Petition for provision in 
Bills ; LXVIII. 524. —«— Against Petitions for provision in Bills; LVI. 516. 


On Petitions relative to various matters; LVII. 464.— LXVII. 523, 524. — LXVIII. 488. — LXIX. 189. — 


LXXIII. 379, 388. 


On the state of the woollen manufacture ; LXII. 110. 
On Acts relating to the London Docks ; LXIX. 243, 251, 268. 


Counsel called in and heard: 
Against Bills ; Heard, and directed to withdraw ; LVIII. 369, 532.—LIX. 369.—LX. 434-—LXIV. 386.— 


LXVI. 129, 431. —&lt;=— And in part heard, and directed to withdraw ;. LIX. 337-—&lt;™— And in part 
heard, and further hearing adjourned; LIX. 210.—=~ And having proposed to produce certain 
evidence, the same was objected to, and Counsel directed to withdraw; LXII. 149, —~«— And 
further heard ; LIX. 216, —«m=— And further heard ;. and having proposed to offer certain evidence, 
directed to withdraw ; and Motion for Counsel being again called in, and directed to proceed in their 
evidence, Negatived ; LIX. 365. —m_— And having informed the House, That he did not desire to be 
heard in a certain stage of the Bill, directed to withdraw; LIX. 326. 


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II. Counsel ordered to be heard, and Proceedings thereupon in all other 
cases—continued. 


Counsel called in and heard—continued. 
21. On Petitions; in support of the allegations of Petitions; LXII. 196. —«»— In support of the allegations 
of Petitions, and proceeds in the examination of witnesses ; objection taken to a question put to a witness, 


and Counsel directed to withdraw; LXIII. 190. —&lt;«—To observe upon evidence in support of the 
allegations of Petitions ; LXII. 210. 


22. On the hearing of charges against persons; LX. 130. —«—On the hearing of charges against persons, 
and request further time to prepare themselves ; LX. 129. 


23. Counsel again called in, and heard; LXVI. 431. —~«— Again called in, and directed to state the particular 
points to which they propose to produce evidence; LXII. 150.—~&lt;«— Again called in, and having 
proceeded further in evidence, directed to withdraw; LXIII. 190. —&lt;m— Again called in, and acquainted 
with Resolutions of the House; LIX. 365. —— Again called in, and further heard ; and further hearing 
dropped for want of forty Members ; LIX. 338. 


Counsel reported to have been heard : 

24. By Committees of the Whole House; On Bills; (Divorce Bills), LVI. 299.—LVII. 640.—LVIII. 446.— 
LIX. 420.—LX. 418.—LXI. 502.— LXII. 824. — LXIV. 41.—LXV. 107. —LXVI. 230.—LXVII. 402.— 
LXVIII. 450. — LXIX. 253. — LXX. 389.— LXXII. 314.—LXXIII. 205.—LXXIV. 325.—LXXV, 459, &amp;c. 
——»&gt;—On a Re-committed Bill ; (Clergy Residence), LXIX. 211. 

25. . By Select Committees on Bills; In support of Petitions; LVI. 354.—LVII. 227.—LIX. 229.—LX. 272.— 
LXI. 409.—LXVI. 257.—LXVII. 177.—LXX. 210.—LXXI. 467, &amp;c.—&lt;-—In favour of Bills ; LVI. 531. 
—LXIV. 282, 292.—LXVII. 323.—LXXII. 266.—LXXIV. 371, 449.—~&lt;-—Against ; and also in favour of 
Bills ; LVI. 401.—LVII. 291.—LVIII. 211.— LIX. 305.—LX. 245.— LXI. 172.—LXII. 269.—L XIII. 329. 
—LXIV. 155. — LXV. 121. — LXVI. 215. — LXVII. 111.— LXVIII. 393. — LXIX. 115. — LXX. 230.— 
LXXI. 445.—LXXII. 244.—LXXIII. 119.—LXXIV. 273.—LXXV. 277, &amp;c. 


Counsel ordered to be heard, but not heard: 

26. Not attending; LVI. 344.—LVIII. 98.—LIX. 212.—LX. 226.—LXI. 419—LXII. 351.—LXIV. 185.— 
LXVI. 128.—LXVIII. 389.—LXXIII. 87, 90. —&lt;=— No Motion being made for calling them in; 
LXVI. 192, 196, 245.—~«— Motions for calling them in being negatived; LVI. 576.—LVII. 294.— 
LX. 426.— LXI. 444.—LXIII. 375.— LXX. 310, &lt;= Petitioners declining, or not desiring to be 
heard ; LVI. 279.—LVII. 344.—LVIII. 358. — LX. 406.—LXI. 228.—LXIV. 225. —«-— Petitioners 
declining to be heard on the Second Reading of Bills, and ordered to be heard before Committees on Bills ; 
LVI. 169.—LVII. 215.—LVII. 374.—LIX. 298.— LX. 295.—-LXI. 185.—LXVI. 115, &amp;t.——— 
Petitioners who had been ordered to be heard on the Report of a Bill, desiring to be heard before the 
Committee on the Bill; LVI. 474.—~&lt;«—Reports from Committees of the Whole House, that no Counsel 
or Party appeared to oppose Bills ; (Divorce Bills,) LVI. 325.—LVII. 640.—LVIII. 582.—LIX. 420.— 
LX. 418.—LXI. 502.—LXII. 824.—LXIV. 41.—LXV. 107.—LXVI. 425.—LXVII. 402.—LXVIII. 450.— 
LXIX. 253.—LXX. 389.— LXXII. 363.—LXXIII. 205.—LXXIV. 325.—LXXV. 459. &amp;c. 


Counsel withdraw : 


27. Directed to withdraw ; LVII. 369, 532.—LIX. 210.—LX. 434.—LXII. 150.—LXIII, 190.—LXVI. 129, 431. 
—&lt;»— Again directed to withdraw ; LIX. 338, 365.—LXVI. 431. 


III. Incidental Proceedings : 


28. Counsel to be admitted to be heard in favour of Bills against Petitions (in cases when Counsel are ordered 
to be heard in favour of such Petitions;) LVI. 101.—LVII. 74.—LVIII. 110.—LIX. 49.—LX. 116.— 
LXI. 79.—LXII. 70.—LXIII. 234.—LXV. 136.—LXVI. 93.—LXVII. 98.—LXVIII. 240.—LXIX. 74.— 
LXXIII. 40.—LXXIV. 80.—LXXV. 91, &amp;c.—&lt;=— To be admitted to be heard in favour of a Petition, 
on Counsel being ordered to be heard against the same Petition; LXXIII. 379. —«-— House informed 
that no Counsel attended ; LVI. 344.—LVIII. 98.—LIX. 212.—LXII. 351.—LXIV. 217.—LXVI. 128.— 
LXVII. 123:—LXVIII. 389.—LXX. 147.—LXXIII. 87, &amp;c. —«&lt;— House will, on particular days, proceed 
in the further hearing of Counsel ; LIX. 347, 353, 360.—&lt;«— Counsel further heard, according to order ; 
LIX. 216.—&lt;«— Further hearing of Counsel adjourned ; LIX. 210.—— Orders for hearing Counsel 
on Reports of Bills discharged, and Petitions referred to Committees on the Bills, and Counsel ordered ; 
LVI. 474.—LXVI. 225. 

29. Order for hearing Counsel, against a Bill, before a Committee of the Whole House discharged ; notice being 
taken that none of the Petitions against the Bill prayed to be heard by Counsel; LXVIII. 368. 


IV. Questions Negatived : 


31. That Petitioners be heard by themselves or Counsel against Bills upon their Petitions ; LVIII. 318, 513, 549. 
—LXVIII. 392. 


32. That Counsel be now called in; LVI. 576, 653.—LVII. 294, 401.—LX. 426.—LXI. 444.—LXIII._ 375.— 
LXIV. 344.—LXVI. 222.—LXX. 310.—«—That Counsel be again called in; LIX. 365.—«— And 


directed to proceed in his evidence ; LIX. 365.—LXII. 150.—&lt;— That Counsel be at liberty to produce 
evidence ; LXII. 150. 


See Amendments, 6. Divisions, 9. 48. Elections, 404-416. 455. 458-472. 475-482. 
544-546. House, 352. Instructions, 403, 404. Members, 135. Petitions, 
836-838. 841, 842. 844. 846. 849-853. 855. Speaker, 102. 103. Supply, 1259. 1470. 


1598. 1765. 2362. 2580. 2825. 





Country Bakers :—see Bread, 14-19. 
Country Bankers :—See Accounts and Papers, 991-993- 4166. 4168-9. 
County Bridges :—See Bridges, 1, 2. 5, 6. 36. 


County Courts +——See Accounts and Papers. 1698. Courts, 41. Debts, Small, 9. 
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GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 





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394 ' COUNTY RATES. 





County Rates. 


I. Public Bills relative to County Rates ; 1—4. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to County Rates, and Proceedings 
thereon; 5—14. 





I. Public Bills relative to County Rates : 


‘1. For defraying the expense of prosecutions by order of the Justices of the Peace in England and Wales out of the County Rates; Ordered, 
LIx. 225. Presented ; printed; 234. Committed to a Select Committee, 269. Reported; day appointed for further considering 
Report, and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 270. Report further considered, and Bill re-committed to a Committee of the Whole 
House, 318. Considered; reported; day appointed for further considering Report, and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 331. Further 
consideration of Report put off for three months, 336. 


2. To amend Act 12 Geo. II. c. 29, for the more easy assessing and collecting of County Rates; Ordered ; presented; Lx1x. 453- Further 
consideration of Report put off for three months; Bill printed; 459. 


‘3. For amending Act 12 Geo. II. c. 29, for the more easy assessing, collecting and levying of County Rates ; Ordered, rxx.131. Presented ; 
printed; 132. Petitions against from the Mayor and Aldermen of Liverpool; 163. Rectors and overseers of Liverpool, 186. Day 
appointed for further considering Report ; Bill again printed; 163. Petitions in favour from High Sheriff and Grand Jury of Lancaster, 
189. Freeholders of Eccles and Hundred of Salford; 189. Lancaster, 215. Bill re-committed ; again printed; 207. Rk. a. 296. 
To explain and amend said Act ; Ordered; presented; Lxx1.261. Printed, 265. R. a. 489. To amend so much of last Act 
(56 Geo. III. c. 49) as relates to the proceedings in appeals ; Ordered, Lx x11. 329. Presented, 334. Printed, 335. Re-committed, 390. 
Again re-committed, 419. R. A. 473- 








4. To explain and amend Acts relating to the assessing, levying and collecting of County Rates; Ordered, Lxxv. 395. Presented, 400. 
Committed ; printed; 419. Not proceeded in. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to County Rates, and proceedings thereon : 


5. Buckinghamshire :—For making an equal County Rate ; Referred, ux1x. 48. Bill ordered, 73. Presented, 193. Petition 
against, 183. k. A. 359. 


6.-Cumberland :—For makinga fair and equal County Rate ; Referred, rxv. 13.  Billordered, 18. Presented, 35. R..a. 163. 


7. Devon :—To empower the Justices to make an equal County Rate; Referred, Lxvi1. 35. Bill ordered, 101. Presented, 103. Petitions 
against, 103, 162, 186, 193, 215, 238, 246, 261, 294. Time enlarged for Report, 294. Not proceeded in. Another Petition ; 
Referred, rx v1i1. 96. Bill ordered, 123. Presented, 133. Petitions against, 251, 320, 329, 346, 360, 378, 399, 411, 421, 426. 
Petitions in favour, 422, 425. Second: reading put off for six months, 428. For making a new and equal County Rate ; 
Referred, Lx1x. 65. Billordered, 136. Presented, 142. Petitions against, 142, 170, 180, 206, 211, 230, 235, 240, 242, 268, 275. 
Petitions in favour, 221, 238, 242, 264. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 244. Voices, 264. Not proceeded in. 

For making a new and equal County Rate; Referred, txx. 35. Bill ordered, 84. Presented, 87. Not proceeded in. 











Durham :—See Gaols, 21. 


8. Kent :—For repeal of Act 9 Geo. II. and to enable the Justices to hold general sessions to make a just and equal County Rate throughout 
the county; Referred, tviit, 187. Bill ordered, 360. Presented, 363. Petition against, 996. R. A. 495. To enable the 
Justices in general or quarter sessions to assess and tax rateably and in equal proportions throughout the said county, and to build or other- 
wise provide commodious court houses, &amp;c.; Referred, ux11. 152. Bill ordered, 212, Presented, 265. Petition renewed and 
referred, 593. Bill ordered, 609. Presented, 625. R. a. 804. To repeal part of Act 43 Geo. III.; Referred, yx1v. 92. Bill 
ordered, 135. Presented, 179. Petition for provision, referred, 232. Reported, and instruction accordingly, 242. R. A. 355. 
For leave to present a Petition for enabling the Justices to hold a general sessions annually for levying and applying County Rates, &amp;c. ; 
Referred, Lx1x. 79. Leave given; Petition presented and referred ; 82, Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered ; 97. Presented, 128. 
Petition against, 251. R. A. 359. See Gaols, 26. 











9. Lancashire :—For empowering the Justices to make an equal County Rate ; Referred, v1. 161. Bill ordered, 211. Presented, 225. 
Petitions against; To lie on .the Table till Second reading, and Counsel ordered, 266, 270. Not proceeded in. For making 
a more equal County Rate; Referred, txvir. 44. Not reported. For making an equal County Rate; Referred, Lx1x,. 61. Bill 
ordered, 135. Presented, 162. Not proceeded in. —«— For making an equal County Rate; Referred, xx. 48. Bill ordered, 121. 
Presented, 126. Petition against, 189. Not proceeded in. 








11. Leicestershire :—To empower the Justices to make a fair and equal County Rate; Referred, r1x. 101. Bill ordered, 132. 
Presented, 137. R.A. 279. 


12. Middlesex :—For repealing Act, and for making more effectual provisions; Referred, Lxv1.74. Bill ordered, 104. Order of Leave 
discharged; Report read again, and another Bill ordered; 133. Presented, 140. Petitions against, 202, 207. Petition against 
referred, and counsel ordered, 224. Not proceeded in. 


13. Oxfordshire :-—For making an equal County Rate; Referred, Lx VIII. 47. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table, 141. Report read 
again, and re-committed, 148. Bill ordered, 207. Presented, 282, RB. a. 506. 


14. Wiltshire :—For making an equal County Rate; Referred, rxvi11. 75. Not reported. 
See Committees, 2°74. Orders, 22. 37. 53- Poor, 17. ' 





County Records :——Bill to enable Justices of the Peace to provide proper places for the preservation’ thereof; Ordered, 


LXVI1I. 344. Presented; printed; 401. Committed, 429. Considered, 447. Report deferred, 501. Not proceeded in, ——— 
Motion for bringing in another Bill ; Withdrawn, Lx1x. 335- 


County Registers :—see registering of Deeds. 


Counties, State of :—see Committees, 1358. 


County 





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County Treasurers :—Bills relative to County Treasurers : 


To amend certain parts of Acts relative to Treasurers of Counties in Ireland; Ordered, txv. 422. Not presented. 
. For the better execution of the Offices of Treasurers of the several Counties in Ireland; Ordered, uxxrr. 306. Not resented. 


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To consolidate and amend the laws relating to County Treasurers in Ireland; Ordered, Lx x111. 335.. Not presented, 


&gt; 


For regulating the Office of County Treasurers in Ireland, and to compel them to give security; Ordered, LxxIv.310. Presented; 
printed; 551. Committed, 561. Committee deferred, 578, 587, 593, 600. Not proceeded in. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5023. 





Courts of Pustice. 





Admiralty : 


1. Bill for regulating the offices of Registrars of Admiralty and Prize Courts, &amp;c.; Ordered, txv. 377. Presented, 407. Printed, 412. 
R, A. 511. 


2. Motion aA leave to bring in a Bill for better regulation of the Court of Admiralty; Amendment proposed, and made thereto, Lxv. 493. 
See infra, 9. 


3. Bill for regulating the office of Registrar of the High Court of Admiralty and High Court of Appeals; Ordered, txv11. 219. Presented, 268, 
Printed, 311. Committee put off for six months, 445. Another Bill; Ordered, rxviir. 185. Presented; printed; 291. 
Re-committed, 460. Again printed, 499. rR. a. 668. 


“4. — Bill to render valid the judicial acts of Surrogates of Vice Admiralty Courts abroad during vacancies in the offices of Judges; Ordered ; 
presented ; printed ; LXXI. 444. R. A. 508. 





5. Bill to remove doubts and to remedy defects in the law with respect to certain offences committed upon the sea or within the jurisdiction of 
the Admiralty ; Ordered; presented; Lxxv.417. Printed, 430. Rn. a. 468. 


6. Bill to regulate the mode of appeal from the High Court of Admiralty in Scotland in matters of prize; Ordered, vi11, 443. Not 
presented. 


_%. Bill for increasing the salaries of the Judge of the Court of Admiralty in Scotland, and of the Judges of the Commissary Court in Edinburgh; 
Ordered, Lx1. 272. Presented, 281. R. A. 332. ; 


8. Bill for the better regulation of the Court of Admiralty in Scotland, and of certain proceedings in the Court of Session connected therewith ; 
Ordered ; presented ; printed; Lxxv.271. Considered; reported; further consideration of Report put off for six weeks, and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 405. 


9. Resolution approving the conduct of the proceedings in the High Court of Admiralty; txv. 493. 


11. Motion, That the officers and seamen of the Navy are entitled to the highest consideration of the House, &amp;c.; Previous Question thereupon 
negatived, LXV. 493. —=—— Motion, That by an Order in Council of Queen Anne, proceedings in the Court of Admiralty against prizes 
were directed to be in Her Majesty’s name, but the captors to have leave to come in for their interests; Previous Question thereupon 
negatived, LXV. 493. ——— Motion, That an Order in Council of Queen Anne had been suspended by Order of March 1799, by which 
the King’s Procurator General was appointed sole Procurator for the Navy, and thereby intrusted with the defence of the rights of the 
Crown and the claims of the captors; Negatived, Lxv. 493.-—~=— Motion, that captors may be allowed to employ such advocates and 
procters as they may think proper; Negatived, Lxv. 493. 

See Accounts and Papers, 49-115. 2547- 5333, 633+ Addresses, 57-63. Committees, 6-12. 2004. King, 42. 
Navy, 4. 6. Prizes, 1. 9. Proctor General. 


Courts Baron :—See Small Debts, 24, 65. 


Chancery : 


12. Bill to remove doubts touching appointments to vertain offices in the Court of Chancery ; From the Lords, and read, Lx. 361. x. a. 430. 
13. _ Bill for making provision for certain Masters in Chancery ; Ordered, 1x1. 489. Presented, 495. Rk. A. 560. 


14. Bill to provide additional salaries to the present Clerks in the Accountant General’s office; Ordered, Lx1. 489. Presented, 495. ” 
Re-committed, 518. R. A. 560. 


15. ~ Bill for regulating the fees of the sworn Clerks and Solicitors in Chancery ; Ordered, Lx1. 495. Presented ; printed ; 504. Committed, 512. 
Not proceeded in. 


16. Petition for Bill for making provision for the Registrars in the Court of Chancery in certain cases; Referred, tx1v.g0. Bill ordered, 109. 
Presented, 180. Read,213. R. A- 334. 


17. Petition for Bill for making certain regulations in the Examiner’s Office; Referred, txv. 69. Bill ordered, 171. Presented, 187. Petitions 
for provision, referred, 221, 239, 244. ‘Three several Reports, and three instructions accordingly, 254. One Report read again, and 


order for instruction read and discharged, and another instruction given, 276. Petition against, 287. Time enlarged for Report, 328. 
Lords amendments agreed to, 457. R. A. 482. 


18. Bill to facilitate the administration of justice [Vice Chancellor]; From the Lords, rxv11. 532. Read; printed; 533. Second reading 
put off for two months, 538. Bill to facilitate the administration of Justice; From the Lords; read; printed; Lxviit. 36. 
Reported with amendments; again printed; 161. Report further considered, and amendments agreed to, 198. Bill passed with 
amendments, 301. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 323. Rr. a. 338. 


19. Petition for Bill for making further provision for the Clerks in the office of the Accountant General ; Referred, Lx vit. 67. Bill ordered, 89. 
Presented, 101. Petition of Masters in Chancery for provision, referred to the Committee on Bill, and instruction to empower the 
Court of Chancery to lay out a sum not exceeding £. 500. in any one year, in the purchase of ground adjoining the Public Offices, for 
the greater security of the same or in alterations of the said Offices, 181. R. A. 290. 

21. Bill to provide that property vested in the Accountant General shall, upon his death, removal, or resignation, vest in his successor; From 
the Lords, and read, pxvi11. 646. Not proceeded in. Another Bill; From the Lords, ux1x. 84. Read, 85. RB. a, 102. 

22. Petition for leave to present Petition for Bill for making further provision for the Clerks in the office of the Accountant General, &amp;c. ; 
Referred, Lx x. 223. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 226. Bill ordered, 230, Presented, 237. Petition of William 
Turton, Esquire, for provision, referred, 251. Petition read again, and notice taken, that it was informal, and order for referring it 
discharged ; Petition withdrawn; another Petition presented; referred; 259. Reported; Petition and Report referred to the Com- 
mittee on the Bill ; 269. Instruction to make provision for the Secretary and Usher to the Vice Chancellor; 270. Lords amendments 

5 agreed to, 342. R. a. 363. 

23. _ Bill for erecting buildings for the accommodatiun of the Court of Chancery ; Ordered, Lxx1. 390. Presented; printed; 454. Petition 


of members of Lincolu’s Inn against, 467. Instruction for making good money laid out for building, 501. | Lords amendments agreed 
to, 524. R.A, 528. : 








24. Petition 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 

































































24. 


25. 


26. 


27. 


29. 


31. 


32. 


34. 


&amp; &amp; 


37. 


38. 


39- 


42. 


45. 


47. 


48. 


396 COURTS—continued. 


TS ry 
Courts of Justice—continued. 


Chancery continued. 


Petition complaining of the site chosen for building the Vice Chancellor's Court ; Referred to the Select Committee on the means of 
affording accommodation for transacting the business of the Court of Chancery; Lx x1. 283. See Committees, 1411. 


Petition for leave to present a Petition for Bill to provide additional salaries for the clerks in the Report Office of the Court of Chancery ; 
Referred, Lxx111. 227. Report; leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 236. Bill ordered, 254. Presented, 271. Time 
enlarged for Report, 392. RB. A. 413. 


Petition for leave to present Petition for Bill to alter and amend Acts for making further ptovision for certain officers of. the Court of 
Chancery ; Referred, Lxx1v.212. Reported ; leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 218. Bill ordered, 226. Presented, 246. 
R. A. 458. 


Bill to amend Act 49 Geo. IIf. c.126, so far as relates to the office of Six Clerks, in the Court of Chancery in Ireland; Ordered, 
Lxviir. 619. Presented, 621. R. a. 658. 


Petition of Six Clerks, in the Court of Chancery in Ireland, relative to the sale of their offices; Regent’s recommendation signified ; Petition 
referred to a Select Commiftee ; Lxvi11.'361. See Committees, 1412. 


Bill for the easier and better administration of justice in the Court of Chancery in Ireland ; Ordered, uxx111. 404. Instruction to make 
provision for paying the salary of the Master of the Rolls; Bill presented ; committed; considered; reported ; further consideration of 
Report put off for three months, and Bill, as amended, to be printed ;. 407. 

Bill for the easier and better administration of justice in the Court of Chancery in Ireland ; Ordered, Lxxtv. 492. Instruction respecting 
the salaries of the Master of the Rolls, Masters in Chancery, and Clerks and other officers ; Bill presented; printed; 511. Petitions 
of Masters, Six Clerks, and other officers of the Court of Chancery in Ireland, for compensation; Regent’s recommendation signified ; 
Petitions to lie on the Table, and be printed; 525. Petitions of Thomas Prendergast, Bartholomew Galvin, and Solicitors of the 
Court of Chancery in Ireland, against ; to lie on the Table, 632. Petition of Lord Viscount Avonmore against; to lie on the Table, 
and be printed, 532. Instruction for compensation to the Accomptant General and his clerks, Masters, Six Clerks, and other officers 
of the Court, 550. Bill passed, 610. Not returned from the Lords. 


Bill for the better administration of justice in the Court of Chancery in Ireland; Ordered, rxxv.155. Petition of Viscount Avonmore 
for compensation ; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition brought up, and read; 220. To lie on the Table, and be printed, 221. 
Petition of Bartholomew Galvin for compensation; to lie on the Table, 258. Petitions of Thomas Prendergast and of Bartholomew 
Galvin for compensation ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 263. Instruction relative to the salaries of the Master of the Rolls, 
Masters in Chancery, the Accomptant General and his Clerks, ard compensations to Masters, Six Clerks, and officers, 267. Bil 
presented; printed ; 268. Petition of Thomas Prendergast for compensation ; to lie on the Table, 270. Instruction to the Committee 
to receive a clause providing against any Master in Chancery in Ireland being elected a Member of Parliament, and Bill considered ; 
379. Passed, 413. Petition of electors of Dublin against the said clause; to lie on the Table, 444. Bill not returned from the Lords. 

Bill to provide for making compensation to the principal Registrar of the Court of Chancery in Ireland, and others; Ordered, Lxxv. 408. 
Presented, 419. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 471. Amendments not considered. 

Motion for appointing a Committee to inquire into the causes that retard the decision of suits in the High Court of Chancery; Previous 
Question proposed and withdrawn; main Question proposed and debate thereon adjourned; txvi. 347. Resumed; Report of 
27 May 1811, from the Committee appointed to inspect the Lords Journals, for proceedings on the subject of the state of causes in the 


court of Chancery, and of appeals in the House of Lords, read; Question affirmative after division, and Committee appointed ; 
395- See Committees, 1409. 


Motion for appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the arrear of causes in the Court of Chancery; Withdrawn, Lxv. 412. 


Motion for appointing a Committee to inquire into losses sustained by the parties under private Acts of Parliament whose monies were 
placed in the Bank of England, in the name of the Accountant General ; Withdrawn, Lxvit. 306. 


See infra, 46, also Accounts and Papers, 922. 1129-1148. 1699. 1701. 2547. 2552-3. 5275- Addresses, 114. 172. 
Committees, 154-158. 1409-12. 1853. King, 55. 88. Petitions, 142. 608. Suitars. 


Commissary Courts in Scotland : 


Bill for abolishing inferior Commissary Courts in Scotland; Ordered, txv. 285. Presented; printed; 288. Petition of Sheriff Clerks 
and Writers to the Signet in Scotland, against, 312. Instruction for ascertaining and making compensation to officers, &amp;c. for loss of 
fees and emoluments, 323. Third reading deferred, 364. Not proceeded in. 


Bill for abolishing inferior Commissary Courts in Scotland, for abridging the forms of extracting decrees and for the regulation of certain 
matters in Courts of Justice in Scotland; Ordered, Lxx. 207. Presented; printed; 208. Instruction for making compensation to 
clerks, &amp;c. 227. Bill passed, 245. Not returned from the Lords. 


Bill to grant to the Judges of the Commissary Court of Edinburgh a fixed salary in place of their present salar? Ordered, 1x x. 284. 
Presented, 289. R. a. 388. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5396. Committees, 11. 225-6. King, 59. 


Common P leas :-—See infra, 57. Also Accounts and Papers, 1699. 1701. 1703. 2 547- Addvesses, 175. Petitions, 142. 
Conscience :—See Debts Small, 33. 


41. County Courts :—Berks County Court; Petition for Bill for better regulating the proceedings thereof; Referred, Lxx. 50. Bill — 


ordered, 121. Presented, 1399. Not proceeded in. See Accounts and Papers, 3327. 


Ecclesiastical Courts : 


Bill for the better regulation thereof in England and for the more easy recovery of church rates and tithes; Ordered, yxvir. 492. Presented; 
day appointed for second reading, and to be printed; 528. Not proceeded in. Another Bill; Ordered; presented ; printed ; 
LXviil. 396. Re-committed, 576. Lords Amendments agreed to, 655. R. a. 658. 





Bill for the better regalation of Ecclesiastical {Courts in Ireland, and for the more easy recovery of church rates and tithes; Ordered, 
LXIx. 200. Presented; printed; 209. Lords Amendment agreed to, 333. R.A. 359. 


Bill to render administration in the Ecclesiastical Courts in Ireland valid, for certain purposes in Great Britain; Ordered, Lxx1v. 570. 
Not presented. 


Motion for appointing a Committee to inquire into the state of the Inferior Courts of Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction, &amp;e.; Withdrawn, 
Lxvut. 68. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2547. 


uity &gt; 


46. Bill to alter the practice of Courts of Equity in suits in which Members of Parliament are defendants ; Ordered, Lx11. 644. Presented ; 


printed ; 665. R. a. 830. 


Bill to enable Courts of Equity in Ireland to compel a transfer of Stock in suits, without making the Governor and Company of the Bank of 
Ireland, or any Canal Company, party thereto ; Ordered, Lxxv. 133. Presented, 156. R. A. 278. 
See Charities, 2. Prisoners. Suttors. Witnesses, 3. 


Exchequer : 


Bill to regulate the Office of Deputy Remembrancer of the Court of Exchequer; Ordered, txvil.219. Presented; printed; 342. 
Again printed, 492. Further consjderation of Report put off for three months, 526. Another Bill ; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; 
txvitt. 62. Day appointed for further considering Report, 401. Further consideration put off for three months, 604. Another 
Bill ; Ordered, Lx x11. 440. Presented; printed; 441. Again printed, 451. Passed, 461. Not returned from the Lords. 








49. Bill 





COURTS—continued. 397 


Courts of Justice—continued. 


Exchequer—continued. 


49. Bill to secure the profits of the Clerk of the Pleas of the Exchequer in Ireland, whilst the right of appointment is in litigation ; Ordered, 
LXXI. 317. Presented; printed; 331. Passed, 356. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 484. Report and Bill 
to make provision for securing the profits of the said Office Ordered; presented; 494. R. A. 520. To continue said Act; 
Ordered; presented; LXXIV.557. RB. A- 631. 


51. _ Bill to facilitate the hearing and determining of suits in Equity in the Exchequer at Westminster; Ordered; presented; printed ; 
Lxx11.150. Lords Amendments agreed to, 191. R. A. 197. 


52. Bill to regulate the Offices of His Majesty’s Exchequer in England and Ireland respectively; Ordered, Lxx11. 237, Presented; 
printed; 247. Lords Amendments agreed to, 451. R.A. 473. 


53. Bill to regulate certain Offices in the Court of Exchequer in England; Ordered; Lxx11. 237. Presented; printed; 264. m. A. 457. 

54, _ Bill for the easier and better administration of Justice in the Court of Exchequer Chamber‘in Ireland ; Ordered, Lxx1v. 492. Presented; 
printed; 501. Passed, 538. Not returned from the Lords. 
Second reading deferred, 96. Not proceeded in, 
R. A. 455+ 


55. _ Bill for better securing Monies and Effects paid into the Court of Exchequer at Westminster on account of suitors of the said Court, &amp;c.; 
Ordered ; presented ; Lxxv. 72. Printed, 79. Further consideration of Report deferred, 96. Not proceeded in. —~—— Another Bill ; 
Ordered, Lxxv.215. Presented, 239. Printed, 254. Re-committed, 304. R. a. 422. 


56. Motion that the House doth agree with the Commissioners of Courts of Justice in Scotland in that part of their Report relative to the Court 
of Exchequer, that five Barons are more than necessary; Previous Question thereupon negatived, Lxxv. 214. Motion that the 


vacancy occasioned by Mr. Baron Adam’s resignation ought not to have been filled up; Previous Question thereupon negatived, 
LXXV. 214. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1701. 2424-2440. 2547. 2564. 5277. 5596-7. Addresses, 176. Committees, 455- 
Petitions, 142. 








Another Bill ; Ordered, txxv.71. Presented; printed; 79. 
Another Bill; Ordered, Lxxv.155. Presented, 199. Printed, 220. 








Ireland, superior Courts of Justice in : 

57. Bill to render the process of the Courts of King’s Bench and Common Pleas in Ireland more beneficial; Ordered, tv1. 310. Order of 
leave read and discharged, and another Bill ordered, 482. Presented ; printed; 484. Petitions for compensation, to lie on the Table ; 
from, viz. Beere, Daniel, 567. Courtenay, David, 566. Exchequer Office, Clerks in, 566. Exchequer Pleas Office, Clerks in, 566. 
Houghton, William, 566. O’Hara, Robert, 567. Second reading deferred, 570, 587,629. Not proceededin. ———— Another Bill to 
render the process of the Courts of King’s Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer, in Ireland, more beneficial; Ordered, tv11. 376. 
Presented ; printe 1; 388. Second reading deferred, 412, 435, 467. Motion that the Bill be now read a Second time; withdrawn ; 503. 
Not proceeded in. 

58. Bill to render the process of His Majesty’s Courts in Ireland more beneficial, and to prevent vexatious Arrests; Ordered, L¥11I. 195. 
Presented; printed; 220. Petition of Mr. Forster, Deputy Serjeant at Arms of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland against, or for 
compensation, 257. Petition of Mr. O’Hara, Pursuivant of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland against, or for remuneration, 314. 
Petitions of Clerks in the Court of Exchequer in Ireland for compensation, 334. Petition of Mr. Pollock, Deputy Clerk of the Common 
Pleas Office of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland for compensation, 348. Petitions referred toa Select Committee, 358. (See Com- 
mittees, 1446.) Petition of Lord Hobart for compensation; Referred, 361. Petitions reported; Report to lie on the Table; 3'71. 
Report read again ; Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider the proper method of making compensation ; 
King’s recommendation signified ; Motion agreed to, and Report referred; 384. Considered, 390. Two resolutions reported, and 
instruction to make provision for making compensation to the said officers for losses they may sustain by diminution of their fees, 395. 
Petitions of Clerks in the Court of Exchequer in Ireland for compensation ; to lie on the Table; 399. R. A. 494. Petition of 
John M‘Clintock, principal Serjeant at Arms in Ireland, for carrying into execution above Act as far as respects the compensation to 
John M‘Clintock, and William Forster M‘Clintock, Esquires, patentee officers of the Office of Serjeant at Arms of the Exchequer in 
Ireland; Referred, Lx111.120. Report ; To lie on the Table, and be printed, 205. Considered in Committee of the Whole House ; 
reported ; Billordered; 305. Presented, 318. Re-committed, 419. R. A. 470. 


59. . Bill to prevent vexatious actions in the superior Courts in Ireland ; Ordered, tv1i1. 230. Presented, 234. Passed, 271. Not returned 
Srom the Lords. 


61. Bill to regulate the Fees and Emoluments of certain Officers of the Courts of Law in Ireland; Ordered; presented; printed; txv. 376. 
Committee put off for three months, 423. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1'701-1706. 2427. 2547. 3038-3051. 4802. Addresses, 124. 213. Affidavits. Com- 
mittees, 281. 1446. King, 61. Law Officers. Petitions, 615. 


King’s Bench : 
62. _ Bill to facilitate the progress of business in the Court of King’s Bench; Ordered, rxx11. 66. Presented; printed; 78. R. a. 164. 


63. Bill to facilitate the dispatch of business in the Court of King’s Bench ; Ordered, txxiv. 359. Presented; printed; 444. Second reading 
put off for six months, 553. 





64. Bill for giving further facilities to the proceedings in the Court of King’s Bench, and for giving certain powers to Justices of Assize; 
Ordered ; presented ; printed ; Lxxv. 232. R.A. 455- 


65. Bill to enable the Chief Justice of the King’s Bench, or in his absence any Judge of the same Court, to try Middlesex issues at Nisi Prius 
elsewhere than in Westminster Hall; Ordered ; presented; Lxxv. 292. Lords Amendments agreed to,339. R. a. 346. 
See supra, 57, also Accounts and Papers, 1699. 2547. 2991-2995. 5276. Addresses, 1'72. Indictments. 
Courts Martial : 


66. Bill to enable the Judges of His Majesty’s Courts of Record at Westminster to award writs of Habeas Corpus for bringing persons detained 
in gaol before Courts Martial; Ordered; presented; tv111. 620. Rk. a. 690. 


67. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to expedite the issue of trials by Military General Courts Martial, and to prevent any undue interference 
with their proceedings or sentences; Withdrawn, LXIII. 405. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5334. Army, 41. 44. Members, 181. Navy, 48. Petitions, 142. 
Courts of Request :—See Accounts and Papers, 1711, 1712. 
Scotland : 


68. Bill for vesting the stock of the Court of Session in Trustees, for the erecting buildings, and for the better accommodation of the College of 
Justice, a public gaol in the City of Edinburgh, and for other purposes; Ordered, Lx111. 319. Presented, 327. R. A. 479. 


69. Bill for abridging the form -of extracting decrees of the Court of Session in Scotland; Ordered, txv. 285. Presented; printed; 288. 
Petitions against; from, viz. Sheriff Clerks and Writers to the Signet, 312. Principal and Depute Clerks of Session, 313. Extractors 
in the Court of Session, 326. Writers to the Signet, 326. Instruction for paying the salaries of the principal clerks of the Court of 
Session, and for ascertaining and paying compensation to other officers, 323. Bill re-committed, 340. Instruction for making 
compensation to the principal clerks and extractors of the Court of Session, 347. Lords Amendments agreed to; 503. R. A. 505. 


71. Bill for the better regulation of the Court of Session in Scotland; Ordered, Lxv111.470. Presented, 472. Printed, 476. RB. a. 542 
72.. Bill to explain and amend certain Acts relative to the Court of Session in Scotland; From the Lords, txx1v. 536. Read, 520. R. 4.5 8. 


73. Bill for establishing regulations respecting certain parts of the proceedings in the Court of Session in Scotland; Ordered, txxv. 260, 
Presented, 271. Printed, 272. Further consideration of Report put off for six weeks, and Bill as amended to be printed 405. 
Bill to regulate the office of Lord Justice General of Scotland; Ordered, Lxx111. 272. Presented, 275. Printed, 279. Committee put 
off for three months, 352. Another Bill; Ordered, txx1v. 286. Presented; printed; 291. Committed, 310. Motion for Mr. Speaker 
to leave the chair, withdrawn ; Bill withdrawn, 470.———To regulate the Office of Justice General of Scotland ; Ordered, tx x1v. 476. 
Presented ; printed; 511. Passed, 547. Not returned from the Lords. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1707. 2554~5- 2565. 4507-4509. Addresses, 375-6. Committees, 2'76-2'79. 1447. 1862. 
Judges, 3,4, 5 King, 59. Records, Public, 2. 
Wales, 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) + 5H 















398 COURTS—continued. 


I 5 
Courts of Justice—continued. 


Wales, Courts of Great Session in: 
74. ~ Bill to alter and regulate the practice of the several Courts of Great Sessions in Wales ; Ordered, LXX112. 334. Presented, 345. Second 
reading deferred, 372. Not proceeded in. 


75. Bill to regulate the fees and King’s silver attending the levying of fines, and suffering common recoveries in the several Courts of Great 
_ Sessions in Wales; Ordered, Lxxv. 382. Presented ; printed ; 394. Third reading deferred, 445. Message to the Lords, acquainting 
them that the Bill had been sent up by mistake, and requesting that it might be returned, 446. Report of its having been received 
back, 447. Not proceeded in. 
See Accounts and Papers, 5140. Addresses, 429-432. Judges, 2. 


Courts generally : 


76. Grand Committee fur Courts of Justice Ordered at the beginning of each session to sit every Saturday in the Afternoon in the House, 
LVI. 1§.—LVII. 4.——-LVIII. 9.— LIX. §.—LX. §.—L XI. 9.— LX1I. 5, §61.—LX111. 6.—L XIV. 5.—LXV. 9.— LXVI. 35.—LXVII. 11.— 
LXVIII. §.— LX1x. 6.—Lxx. 6.—LXX1. 6.—Lx x11. 8.—LX XIII, §.—LXXIV. 9.—LXXvV. 5,109. 


77. Motion, That the long disuse of Public Inquiries into the behaviour of the Officers, Clerks, and Ministers of Justice, will frequently 
occasion an increase of unnecessary Offices, and give encouragement to the taking illegal fees, to the great oppression of the subject ; 
Withdrawn, Lx1x. 335. 


78. © Entries in Journals in 1664, 1693, 1732, 1756, 1757 and 1799, of proceedings respecting the state of Courts of Justice, and inquiring 
into fees ; the Twenty-seventh Report of the Finance Committee, relating to Courts of Justice ; Entries in the Journals of the House 
of Lords of Ireland, of 1715 and 1733; Act of Parliament of Ireland 4 Geo. I. c. 8; and Entry in Journals of the House of Commons 
of Ireland of 21, February 1731, Read; and Motion, That it appears to this House proper that an Inquiry should be made into the 
state of the courts of Justice, &amp;c. similar to the inquiries instituted in 1664, 1693, 1732, 1757 and 1798, more especially as the 
Union has taken place subsequent to we latest inquiry, and that in Ireland, the latest examination was in 1733; Resolved in the 
affirmative after a division ; And Resolutions for Address for laying before the House a Report of all proceedings of the Commission for 
examining the duties, salaries and emoluments of the several Officers, Clerks and Ministers of Justice, and for reporting what regulations 
may be fit to be established for the institution of which Commission an Address was presented on 13 June 1799; and for Address for 
issuing a Commission for examining the duties, salaries and emoluments of the several Officers, Clerks and Ministers of Justice, and for 
reporting what regulations may be fit to be established, and that the proceedings of such Commission may be laid before Parliament as 
early as may be after the commencement of the ensuing session ; Lx1x. 396. 


79. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for investing the Commissioners appointed by the Crown to examine into the Courts of Justice, with 
certain powers; Previous Question thereupon negatived, Lxx. 83.———Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to enable the said 
Commissioners to compel the attendance of witnesses ; Previous Question thereupon negatived, Lx x. 97. 


81. Motion for referring the Reports from the said Commissioners to a Committee ; Previous Question thereupon negatived ; LX XII. 152. 


82. Motion, That the Committee of Finance having in their Tenth Report brought under the view of the House the appsintment of two Masters 
in Chancery, as Commissioners to examine into the English Courts of Justice, and having adverted to the expense and tendency to 
prolong their duration in Commissions of this nature, this House doth agree with the Committee therein, and that frequent Returns 
of the progress made, should be submitted to the House ; Previous Question thereupon negatived ; LX X11I. 394. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1699-1710. 5615-6. 5644. Addresses, 166-176. 453. 487. 552. Committees, 282. Debts, 
Small. King, 59. Supply, 175. 492- 523. 4256. 4258. 4434. 





Court BHouses am Yudges Lodgings. 


I. Public Bills relative to Court Houses.and Judges Lodgings ; 1—3. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Court Houses and Judges Lodgings, 
and Proceedings thereon ; 3—3. 








I. Public Bills relative to Court Houses, and Judges Lodgings : 


1. For providing Accommodations in Assize Towns for the Judges in Ireland ; Ordered, v1. 578. Presented, 587. R. A. 664. 


2. To facilitate the erection and maintenance of Court Houses, Session Houses, and County Infirmaries in Ireland; Ordered, Lxvr1. 350. 
Presented ; printed; 369. Passed, 406. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill ; Ordered, txvit. 136. Presented; 
printed ; 137. Passed, 168. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 252. Report ; to lie on the Table, 265. 

3. To provide more effectually for the building and repairing of Court Houses and Session Houses in Ireland ; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; 
LXV111. 536. Passed, 579. ‘Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journal, 614. Report; to lie on the Table, 617. Another Bill to 
make further regulations for the building and repairing of Court Houses and Session Houses in Ireland; Ordered; presented; 624. 
R. A. 658:———To amend said Act 53 Geo. III. ; Ordered; presented; Lxx.274. Lords Amendments agreed to, 377. R. a. 388, 

To amend said Act 53 Geo. III. ; Ordered; presented; LXx11I. 298. R. A. 377- 








I[. Petitions for Bills relative to Court Houses and Judges Lodgings, and 
Proceedings thereon : 


4. Aberdeen :—For erecting a new Court House and Gaol; Referred, tx1x. 24. Bill ordered, 79. Order of leave discharged, and 
another Bill ordered ; presented ; 151. R. A. 359. For erecting a new Court House and offices for the city and county ; Referred, 
LXXil. 57. Not reported. For erecting a new Court House, Gaol, &amp;c. for the city and county ; Referred, Lxxiv.105. Bill 
ordered, 177. Presented; 200. Rr. a. 458. 


Ayr t—See Gaols, 12. 








5. Carlisle :—To enable His Majesty to grant the citadel and two bastions, in Carlisle, to the Justices, for building Courts of Justice ; [King’s 
recommendation first signitied,] Petition referred, Lx11. 620. Reported ; Report to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House ; 
- 633.. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 646. Presented, 651. R. A. 804. 


6. Croydon :——For leave to present Petition for re-luilding the Court House and Butter Market of that town, and for providing an additional 
Burial Ground; Leave given; Petition presented and referred; £x1 306. Bill ordered, 341, - Presented, 398. Re-committed, 475. 
R. A. 547: . 


Edinburgh :—See Gaols, a2. 


7. Essex : 


COURT HOUSES AND, JUDGES LODGINGS—continued. 399. 
——————eeeesaea0qQ_Qq&lt;qQnlnnnneeeeSSS SSS. SSS Saas 
II. Petitions for Bills relative to Court Houses and Judges Lodgings, and 

Proceedings thereon—continued. 


7. Essex :—For leave to present Petition for Bill to provide suitable accommodations Yor His Majesty’s Judges of Assize of that county; 
Referred, tx1v. 322. Reported; leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 327. Bill ordered, 338. Presented, 344. ‘Petition 
against, 385. Moet proceeded in.——— Another Petition; Referred, txv. 49. Bill ordered, 92. Presented; notice taken that there 
were several interlineations and erasures in the Bill; Bill withdrawn, and another ordered; 107. Presented, 110. Petition 
against, 139. Second reading put off for six months, 146. 

Galway :—See Gaols, 24. 


8. Gloucestershire :—For erecting a Shire Hall and Courts; Referred, ux1x, 68. Leave granted for Notices, and Bill ordered, 110. 
Presented, 162.  R. A. 393. 


Herefordshire :—See Markets, 14. 





Inverary :—See Gaols, 25. 
Kent :—See Gaols, 26. 
Kingston-upon-Thames :—See Inclosures, 87. (Kingston-upon-Thames.) 


9. Leeds :—For enlarging powers of Acts for erecting a Court House and Prison, and to establish a Police; Referred, Lxx.26. Leave 
granted for Notices and Bill ordered, 134. Presented, 139. Lords Amendments agreed to, 291. R. a, 296. 


11. Leicestershire :—For providing a convenient House, with suitable accommodations, for His Majesty’s Judges; Referred, Lx xtII. 24. 
Bill ordered, 40. Presented, 69. R. a. 189. 


12. Lewes :—For leave to present a Petition to take down and: re-build the Sessions House; Referred, Lx111. 129. Report; leave given; 
Petition presented and referred; 169. Bill ordered, 180. Presented, 193. Re-committed, 243. Time enlarged for Report, 332. 
Bill again re-committed, 369... R. A. 450. 


13. Lincolnshire :—To provide convenient Lodgings for the Judges at the assizes in that county, and to enable the Justices to hold a general 
sessions; Referred, tx1v. 27. Two Bills ordered, 36. Bill to provide convenient Lodgings for the Judges at the assizes ; 
Presented, 161. R. A. 334. See Sessions, 4. 


14. London :—For providing convenient Courts of Justice; Referred, Lxx. 54. Bill ordered, 135, Presented, 139. Time enlarged for 
Report, 257. Lords Amendments agreed to, 422. R. A. 437. 


15. Londonderry :—For leave to present a Petition for erecting a Court House ; Leave given and Petition referred, Lxvit. 265. Leave 
granted for notices; Bill ordered; 277. Presented, 328. nr. a. 486. 


16. Northamptonshire :—For providing a suitable House, &amp;c. for the Judges at the assizes; Referred, Lxx11. 35. Bill ordered, 59. 
Presented, 77. R. A. 197. . 


17. Northumberland :—To enable His Majesty to grant certain premises to the Justices of that county for building Courts of Justice and 
a Gaol; Offered; King’s consent signified; Petition brought up, and referred; tx1v. 77. Bill ordered, 154. Presented, 182. King’s 
consent signified, 367. R. a. 408. ‘ 


Paisley :—See Gaols, 31. 


18. Perthshire :—For erecting a Justiciary and County Hall; Referred, x11. 181. Bill ordered, 280. Presented, 292. Passed, 363 
Petition renewed and referred, 570. Bill ordered, 616. Presented, 631. nk. a. 775. See Gaols, 32. ; 


Port Glasgow and Newark :—See Pavings, 168. 
Renfrew :—See Gaols, 31. , ada 
Sheffield and Ecclesall :—See Dedés, Small, 65. 


19. Staffordshire :——For vesting in the Clerk of the Peace a House for the accommodation of the Judges; Referred, Lxvas, 45.’ Bill 
ordered, 87. Presented, 89. nu. a. 158. eed 


21. Warwickshire :—For finding a convenient House and accommodation for His Majesty’s Judges at the assizes; Referred, xxix, 24. 
Bill ordered ; presented; 127. RB. A. 279. 


22. Westminster :—For leave to present a Petition to amend Acts 18 and 39 Geo. III. respecting the erecting of a Court House ; Leave given; 
Petition offered; King’s recommendation signified; Petition presented, and referred; L1x. 223. Reported; Report referred to 
a Committee of the Whole House ; 252. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 257. Presented, 260. Motion for instruction to 
make provision for purchasing certain Buildings, &amp;c.; King’s recommendation signified, and Instruction accordingly, 291. R. a. $72. 
——=——To amend Acts ; Referred, tx11. 160. Bill ordered, 294. Presented, 301. Committed,313. Petition renewed, and referred, 
583. Billordered, 604. Presented,621. R. a. 830. ; is he 


23. York :—To enable the Justices of the Peace for the West Riding of that County to provide convenient Court. Houses; Referred, 
Lx1.11. Bill ordered, 23. Presented, 29. Rn. a. 158.———To enable the Justices of the Peace for that County to provide suitable 
accommodation for the Judges; Referred, 1x1. 48. Bill ordered, 54. Presented, 199. Lords Amendments agreed to, 278. R, a: 332. 

See Committees, 592. Grand Juries, 2. King, 62. Orders, 22. 





Coventry Meeting seein iin, nae, 

Cowper, Mr. Henry :—see supy, 1472. 1600. 

Cox, Robert Albion, Esq. :—see Elections, 248. 519. House, 201. 

Cracklow, Mr. :—see Supply, 737. 

Cradock, Major General John Francis :—see Hous, 123. 

Craufurd, Major General Robert :—see Addresses, 515. Howse, 145. 

Craufurd, Brigadier General Catlin :—see Howe, 146. | 

Credit, Bills of :-—See Accounts and Papers, 1023. 

Credit, Votes of :—See Votes of Credit | 
Creditors : 


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4.00 : CREDITORS——CULM. 


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Creditors : 
1. Bill further to continue Act 33 Geo. III. for rendering the payment of Creditors more equal in Scotland ; Ordered, 11x. 103. Presented, 
116, R.A. 141. Further to continue said Act; Ordered, rx1.127. Presented, 131. R.A. 158.—&lt;—Further to continue 
said Act; Ordered, Lx111. 78. Presented, 83. . 4- 191.————For further continuing said Act; Ordered ; presented; tx1v. 195. 
R. A. 256.———For continuing said Act ; Ordered, Lxv1.94. Presented, 101. Rx. a. 326. 


2. Bill for rendering the payment of Creditors more equal and expeditious in Scotland; Ordered; presented; Ltxvi11. 381. Printed, 390. 
Further consideration of Report put off for six months, 433. Another Bill; Ordered; presented; ux1x. 210. Printed, 218. 
Re-committed, 306. Lords Amendments agreed to, 497. RB. A. 500. 


3. Bill for further continuing Act 33 Geo. III. c 74; Ordered ; presented; Lxv11I. 393. BR. A- 542- 
See Bankrupts, 4. 7. Devises, Fraudulent. 








Cree, River :—see supply, 2458. 
Creeks :——See Ships and Vessels, 12. 


Creevey, Mr. :—Motion, That it appears to the House that Thomas Creevey, Esquire, a Member, had been tried for a libel 
printed in a newspaper, in the form of a Speech delivered by him in Parliament, and that the Printer had been requested by the said 
Thomas Creevey to print the same, and that the said Thomas Creevey had urged his claim of privilege of Parliament, which was ever- 


ruled, &amp;c. and that the Records of the Court of King’s Bench relating to the said proceedings be brought into the House ; Superseded, by 
reading an Order of the day, Lxv111. 604, 


Criminals : 
1. Bill to procure Returns relating to Criminals; Ordered; presented; printed; tx1x. 437. Further consideration of Lords Amendments 
put off for three months, 517. Another Bill; Ordered ; presented; printed; Lxx.122. R. a. 296. 





2. Bill to procure annual Returns of Persons committed, tried, and convicted of Criminal Offences in Ireland ; Ordered, Lxx1. 493. Presented, 
494. R. A. §20. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1510-1529. 1713-1728. 5604. Addresses, 177-193. Banishment. Reports, 264. 
Supply, Key to Supply. 
Criminal Infor Mations :—See Accounts and Papers, 1729. 


Criminal Laws ;=—=Bill to amend Acts 13 and 44 Geo. III. for the more effectual administration of the Criminal Laws; 


Ordered, Lx. 313. Presented; printed; 322. Lords Amendments agreed to, 454. 8. a. 488. See Committees, 1448-9. 
Petitions, 145. Questions, 12. 
Cr iminal Lunatics :—sSee Accounts and Papers, 1730-1732. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Cri min al Proceedings -——Bill to prevent the publication of Ex-parte and Interlocutory Criminal Proceedings ; Ordered, 
Lx1. 224. Not presented. 


Criminal Process :—see Navy, 5. 
Crimin al Prosecutions s—~—-See Accounts and Papers, 1733-1735. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Criminals 9 Young, in Ireland :——See Accounts and Papers, 1990. Petitions, 687. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Cr jnan Can al :~~See Accounts and Papers, 1736-7. Committees, 829. 1451. Navigations, 7. Petitions, 616. 
Supply, 1066, 2448. 5223. 


Croggon 9 Thomas :——See Committees, 1565. Elections, 32'7. House, 202. 


Croker, J ohn, Esquire :——Motion respecting the payment of £.1,000. by the Irish Government to John Croker, Esquire, 
Surveyor-General of the port of Dublin, as a reward for extra-official duty ; Withdrawn, Lxv. 323. 


Crompton ; Mr. Samuel :—see Committees, 1452. Petitions, 614. Supply, 2708. 
Crooked Island :——See Salt, 2. West Indies, 1. 
Crops :——See Farming Stock. 


Crown Debts :——See, Aceounts and Papers, 1739. King, 28. 
Crown Debtors s—m=See Accounts and Papers, 1738. 1883. Addresses, 195. Petitions, 165. 
Crown Lands &gt;See Accounts and Papers, 1740. 5403. Addresses, 196. King, 29-36. Titles. Yar- 


mouth, Great. 


Crown Leases :—Bill to enable His Majesty to grant new leases on former rents for the benefit of charitable institutions ; 
Ordered, Lx1. 499. Presented, 506. Rr. a, 569. 


Crown Livingss :—see Accounts and Papers, 1301. Addresses, 138. 

Crown Office :——See Accounts and Papers, 1741, 1742. 5611. 

Crown Rents :—see King, 33. 

Crown Revenues :—see Addresses, 194. 

Crown Solicitors :—see Accounts and Papers, 1743- 

Cruelty to Animals :—see Animais, 1. 

Cullen, Lord :—see Accounts and Papers, 1744. Addresses, 977. 

Culm s——See Coals, 2. 4. 7.9. 15-17 Committees, 182-193. 195, 200. 634-5. 641. 653. Smuggling, 4. 
Cultivation 





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Cultivation Returns :—see Supply, 637. 
Cumberland, Duke and Duchess of :——See Accounts and Papers, 4351. Committees, 783. Foskett, 
Captain. King, 23. 26. Messages, 85. 87. Supply, 1304. 


C UFACOA :—See Committees, 1296. West Indies, 5. 


Curates : Bills relative to Curates : 

1. For encouraging the residence of Stipendiary Curates on their cures; Ordered, Lv111. 611, Presented ; printed ; 613. Re-committed, 646. 
Instruction for affording temporary relief to such Curates as may be deprived of their cures, 647. Passed, 674. Not returned from the 
Lords. Another Bill; Ordered, 11x. 22. Presented; printed; 24. Re-committed, 37. Reported; day appointed for further 
considering report; 40. Further consideration deferred, 45. Not proceeded in. Another Bill ; Ordered, rx. 226, Presented; 
printed; 227. Re-committed, 247. Again printed, 247, 299, 315. Further consideration of Lords Amendments put off for three 
months, 475. For making more effectual provision for the maintenance of Stipendiary Curates, and for their residence on their 
cures; Ordered, Lx1. 207. Presented ; printed; 212. Second reading put off for six months, 255. For making more 
effectual provision for the maintenance of Stipendiary Curates in England, and for their residence on their cures; Ordered, tx111. 261. 
Presented ; printed ; 265. Petitions against, to lie on the Table; London Clergy, 300. Clergy ot Berks, 324. Clergy of Suffolk, 392. 
Rev. Maurice Johnson, 407. Bill re-committed, 308. Instruction to extend the provisions of the Bill to Ireland, 410. Bill again 
printed, 442. Passed, 455. Not returned from the Lords, For the further support of Stipendiary Curates ; From the Lords ; 
read; printed; Lxv111. 516. Considered and reported with amendments, 641. Again printed,642. Re-committed, 650. Passed 
with amendments, 662. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 668. Rr. a. 668. 

















2. For granting to His Majesty the sum of £.8,000. for the present relief of eertain Curates in England ; Ordered, 1x. 27. Presented, 31. 
R.A. 54. 

8. To suspend the operation of Act 36 Geo. III. so far as relates to the avoidance of benefices by the incumbents thereof having accepted 
augmented Curacies ; Ordered, 1x11. 823. Presented, 826. Lords Amendment agreed to, 845. R.A. 847.———=—— For repealing 
said Act, 47 Geo. III.; From the Lords; Lxi11. 49. Petition of the Rev. James Scott against; to lie on the Table; 53. Bill read ; 
printed; 54. R.A. 127. 

See Addresses, 449. Churches and Chapels, 49. Committees. 283-285. King, 63. 


Currants :——See Accounts and Papers, 4249. Committees, 962. Raisins. 


Currency : 
Motion for referring Report of session 1808, respecting Irish Currenay, to a Committee of the Whole House ; Negatived, uxr1v. 221. 


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2. Motion, That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the expediency of assimilating the Currencies of England and Ireland; 
Previous Question proposed; Question and Motion withdrawn; LXXIv. 540. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2360-1. Coin. Committees, 1453. Petitions, 147. 


Currie rs :—See Leather, 1. 4. Committees, 1782. 
Cursitors *——See Accounts and Papers, 1125. 


Customs: Bills relative to Customs : 


To authorize the issuing of letters of marque to ships and vessels employed by the Boards of Customs and Excise, and other Public Boards ; 
Ordered, LVI. 572. Presented, 579. R.A. 640. 


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2. To repeal the Duties on cinnamon imported by the East India Company, on cassia lignea, on certain hides and skins, and on box wood, 
and for granting new Duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lvt1. 195. Presented, 201. R. A. 243. 


3. For repealing the Duties granted by Act of present session [1802] on blubber, train oil, fish oil or oil of seals, and granting other Duties 
in lieu thereof, and for repealing the Duties granted by the said Act on linen yarn made of flax, and on goods, wares and merchandize 
imported by the East India Company; Ordered, ivi1. 584. Instruction for exempting stone, the produce Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, 
Sark or Man, from Duty, 588. Bill presented, 595. Instruction respecting the Duties on spermaceti oil, and on goods imported from 
the Colonies in America, 624. R. a. 660. 


4. To repeal the Duties of Customs payable in Great Britain, and to grant other Duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, tvirt. 427. Presented, 456. 
Petitions against, from, viz. Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire and Northamptonshire, 480. London, 464. Manchester, 480. Man- 
chester, Macclesfield and Leek, 477. Newcastle, 477. Stockport, 461. Silk manufacturers, 464. Instruction to. make provision relative 
to the Duties and Drawbacks on the import and export of hair, lace, damask, tabling, wine, &amp;c. 486. Motion for an instruction not to 
levy a greater Duty at the out-ports than in the Port of London, withdrawn, 494. Instruction to make provision relative Duties and 
Drawbacks on the import and export of china and opium, 501. R. A. 542. 


5. For preventing the exportation of tobacco in certain cases and for other purposes ; Ordered, Lv111.630. —_ Instructions to make provision 


for empowering the officers of Customs to administer oaths, and for authorizing the Commissioners of Customs to sell d 
vessels, 635. Bill presented,641. Lords Amendments agreed to, 685. R. a. 690. condemned 


6. For permitting the importation of hides, calve-skins, horns, tallow and wool (except cotton wool) in foreign ships, on paymeut of the li 
Duties as if imported in British or Irish ships; Ordered, t1x.132. Presented, 138. R. a. 173. 8 ps, on payment of the like 


7. For abolishing fees received by certain officers of the Customs in the Port of London ; Ordered, ux. 416. Presented, 419. Passed, 446. 
Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill ; Ordered, rx1. 364. Presented ; printed; 372. R. a. 528. To extend the 
provisions of said Act to the outports, and to appropriate the fees of certain abolished offices to the Superannuation Fund; Ordered, 
Lx11. 260. Presented; printed; 266. rR. a. 364. 








8. To continue several laws of Customs; Ordered, Lx1. 143. Presented, 145. R. A. 195-. 
9. For the better regulation of the office of Receiver General of the Customs; Ordered, Lx1. 272. Presented; printed; 486. Rn. a. 569. 


11. For better securing the Duties on goods exported from Great Britain; Ordered, ux11. 261. Presented, 267. Third reading deferred, 
309, 359- Not proceeded in. 


12. For = the office of Surveyor of Subsidies and Petty Customs in the Port of London; Ordered, txt. 59. Presented, 68. 
R. A. 164. 


13. For repealing the several Duties of Customs chargeable in Great Britain, and for granting othier Duties in lieu thereof ; Ordered, Lx1v. 196. 
Presented, 283. Instruction respecting certain Duties on mahogany, gypsum and hides, 326. Rk. a. 398. 


14. To authorize the principal officers of the Customs in the British Colonies in America and the West Indies to examine persons upon oath ; 
Ordered, Lx1v.241. Presented, 244. R. A. 305. 


15. For giving jurisdiction to the Justices of the Peace to hear and determine prosecutions for penalties incurred by any offence against the laws 
relating to the Revenue of Customs; Ordered, xiv. 277. Presented; printed ; 292. R. a. 381. 


16. For making perpetual certain provisions of Act 5 Geo. I. for preventing the clandestine running of uncustomed goods; Ordered, xv. 158. 
Presented, 161. RB. A. 214. 


17. For 
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Customs: Bills relative to Customs—continued. 


17. For directing that the prosecution before Magistrates for penalties shall be carried on in the name of an officer of the Customs only ; 
Ordered, uxv. 394. Not proceeded in. 


18. For theabolition and regulation of certain offices in the Customs; Ordered, Lxv1.271. Presented; printed; 283. Rr. A. 433- 


19. For charging additional Duties un the importation into Great Britain of cotton wool and pot and pearl ashes; Ordered, rxv1.340. Pre- 
sented, 348. Committee put off for three months, 369. 


21. For abolishing the Superannuation Fund in the department of the Customs ; Ordered, rxv1. 349. Presented, 357. R. A. 409. 


22. To extend the powers vested in the Commissioners of restoring vessels seized to seizures under Acts relating to the department of Customs ; 
Ordered, Lxv1. 405. Presented, 408. RB. A. 453- 


23. For altering the mode of payment of the superannuation allowances in the department of the Customs in Scotland; Ordered, Lx v11. 264. 
Presented, 325. 8. A. 383. 


24. For imposing additional Duties on wood and pearl and pot ashes ; Ordered, txvit. 490. Presented, 493. R. A. 523. 
25. Toregulate the manner of licensing boats by the Commissioners of Customs ; Ordered, Lxv11. 511. Presented, 514. R. A. 542. 


26. For authorizing the Commissioners of Customs and Excise to make an allowance for the subsistence of persons confined for penalties sued 
for under their orders; Ordered, LXv111.115. Presented, 131. RB. a. 338. 


27. To empower the officers of His Majesty’s Customs to take bonds from persons under twenty-one years of age serving as mates on board’ mer- 
chants vessels; Ordered, Lxvi11. 398. Presented, 433. R. a. 506. 


28. To explain and amend Act 53 Geo. III. [a Supply Bill] for granting additional Duties of Customs on goods, wares and merchandize 
imported; Ordered, Lxvit1. 535- Instruction for allowing a drawback on carrot tobacco imported, and for repealing the Duties on 
pearls, and charging others ; Bill presented ; instruction to receive a clause of appropriation; 544. Bill re-committed; instructions for 
preventing the clandestine exportation of goods prohibited to be exported ; for exempting barilla from the Duties imposed by the said 
Act; 603. Instruction for removing doubts as to the period when bounties on goods exported become due, 622. R.A. 655. 


29. To alter the mode of declaring the value of goods imported into or exported from Great Britain; Ordered, Lx1x. 245. Presented, 434. 
R. A. 496. 


31. To continue certain temporary or war Duties of Customs; Ordered, Lx1x. 255. Presented, 267. R. a. 310. 
32. To empower the Commissioners of the Treasury to restore seizures, &amp;c.; Ordered; presented; LX1x. 482. R.A. 519. 


33. To repeal two Acts of Edward IV. and Richard III. prohibiting the importation of certain articles ; Ordered, Lxx1, 317. Presented, 321. 
R. A. 384. 


34. Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for establishing and regulating a Benevolent Fund for the relief of widows, &amp;c. of officers 


of the Customs; Referred, Lxx1. 411. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 413. Bill ordered; presented; 417. 
R. A. 501. 


35. For enabling officers of the Customs, at creeks, &amp;c. of Great Britain, to take entries of ships and goods arriving from and bound to Ireland ; 
Ordered, Lx x1. 464. Presented, 472. R.A. 515. 


36. For authorizing the rewarding of officers of the Customs for their services in preventing illicit distillation in Scotland, under Act of 
session 1816; Ordered, Lx x11. 300. Presented, 329. R.A. 376. 


37. To repeal the several Duties of Customs chargeable in Great Britain, and to grant other Duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lxx111. 198. 
Presented, 225. Second reading put off for three months, 362. Petition of manufacturers and calico printers, in Carlisle, against ; 
to lie on the Table, 412. Not proceeded in. 


38., To repeal the several Duties of Customs chargeable in Great Britain, and to grant other Duties in lieu thereof; Ordered; instruction to 
make provision respecting the application of the increased Duties; Lxatv. 524. Bill presented, 526. Petition from Frome against, 


offered ; Motion that the Petition do lie upon the Table withdrawn; Petitions from Wakefield and Dewsbury against, offered; Motions 
for bringing them up, negatived; 532. R. a. 607. 


39. For transferring the duty of the Supervisor of the Receiver General’s receipts and payments to the Comptroller General of the Customs 
in England; Ordered, Lxxiv. 560. Presented, 573. R. A. 620. 


41. To repeal several Acts requiring the masters of vessels carrying certificate goods to Ireland, to take duplicates of the contents; prohibiting 
the importation of certain wrought goods; and the exportation of gunpowder, when the price shall exceed a certain sum ; Ordered, 
Lxxiv. 568. Presented, 578. R. a. 620. 


42. To empower the officers of the Customs in Great Britain to allow reports of vessels cargoes to be amended, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxx1v. 569. 
Presented, 578. R. a. 631. 


43. To repeal the Drawback on gold rings exported, and to permit the importation of Rhenish wine on payment of certain Duties; and the 
exportation of cordage entitled to bounty, &amp;c.; Ordered, xxv. 218. Presented, 222. Leave given to offer a Clause upon the third 
reading for repealing the Drawback on certain gold articles manufactured in Great Britain; Clause added, 309. R. A. 341. 


44. Torepeal so much of several Acts as requires bonds to be given to His Majesty in certain cases, and the taking of certain oaths, in matters 
relating to the Revenue of Customs, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxxv. 218. Presented, 232. R.A. 341. 


45. For granting several Rates and Duties upon goods, &amp;c. imported into and exported from Ireland, and also several inland Duties of Excise 
in lieu of former Rates, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lv1i1. 224. Presented, 229. Instruction to make provision for continuing the Duties of 
Customs and Excise, and inland Duties in Ireland, 246. rR. a. 286. 


46. Toamend the several Acts for the better collection of the Revenue of Customs and Excise in Ireland ; Ordered, v111. 489. Presented ; 
printed; 501. Instruction to make provision relative to the tanning trade in Ireland, 547. R. a. 637. 


47. For granting certain Rates and Duties, and for allowing certain bounties and drawbacks upon goods, wares and merchandize imported into 
and exported from Ireland; Ordered, L1x.132. Presented, 135. Instruction respecting the Duties on salt imported into Ireland, 139. 
Motion for Mr. Speaker leaving the Chair, negatived ; Committee deferred ; 143. King’s consent signified, 147. R. a. 173. 


48. For making further regulations for the better collection and security of the Revenue of Customs and Excise in Ireland; Ordered, 11x. 386. 
Presented; printed; 407. Instruction respecting the exportation of salt to Newfoundland, 415. R.A. 441. 


49. More effectually to regulate the collection of the Duties on Imports and Exports in Ireland ; Ordered, rx. 289. Presented; printed ; 496. 
Considered, 433. Reported; day appointed for further considering Report; 441. Further consideration of Report put off for three 
months, 477. 

51. More effectually to regulate the Collection of the Duties of Customs in Ireland; Ordered, Lx1. 400. Presented, 416. RB. a. 528. 


52. To abolish certain Offices in the Customs in Ireland, and for abolishing and regulating certain other Offices therein; Ordered, Lx11. 66. 
Presented ; printed; 67. R. A. 140. 


53. To make perpetual several Acts for the better collection and security of the Revenues of Customs and Excise in Ireland, and for preventing 
frauds therein; Ordered, 1x11. 288. Not presented. 

54. To provide for abolishing Fees received by officers in the service of the Customs, in the several ports of Ireland, and for regulating the 
hours of attendance, and the number of ‘holidays to be observed by the said officers; Ordered, Lx11.655. Presented, 684. 
Instruction for making good to the Consolidated Fund any loss which may arise by the payment of Salaries, &amp;c. 717. Bill passed, 741. 
Not returned from the Lords, Another Bill; Ordered, 1x111. 202. Presented ; printed; 235. R. A. 392. 





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Customs: Bills relative to Customs—continued. 


To make further regulations with respect to goods, wares and merchandize imported into or exported from Ireland ; Ordered, uxm. 717. 
Instruction to make provision for certain duties to cease and determine, and others to be paid and allowed in lieu, 728. Bill pre- 


sented, 735- Instruction to make further regulations respecting goods, wares or merchandize imported into or exported from Ireland, 
746. R. a. 803. 


To continue several Acts for the better collection and security of the Revenues of Customs and. Excise in Ireland, and for preventing frauds 
therein, and to provide for suspending in certain cases, part of the countervailing Duties on British refined sugar imported into Ireland ; 
Ordered, 1x11. 592. So much of order of leave discharged, as provides in certain cases for suspending part of the countervailing 
Duties on British refined sugar imported, 708. Bill presented, 761. R. a. 830. 


For making perpetual several Acts for the better collection and security of the Revenues of Customs and Excise in Ireland, and for preventing 
frauds therein ; and to make further provisions for the security of the said Revenues, and for the execution of the several Acts relating 
thereto; Ordered, Lx111. 390. Presented, 406. R.A. 449. 


To continue and amend several Acts for granting certain Rates and Duties, and for allowing certain drawbacks and bounties on goods, wares 
and merchandize imported into and exported from Ireland; Ordered, Lx111. 390. Presented, 406. Instruction to make provision 
for charging a certain duty on all rum, brandy, &amp;c. imported into Ireland, &amp;c. 427. Instruction for charging a duty on Bast India 
sugar imported into England, 434. R. a. 464. 


To continue several Acts for granting certain Rates and Duties, and for allowing certain drawbacks and bounties on goods, wares and 
merchandize imported into and exported from Ireland; Ordered, Lx1v. 354. Presented, 365. R. a. 398. 


To amend Acts 46 Geo. III. c. 87, and 49 Geo. III. c. 116, relating to the Revenue of Customs and Port Duties in Ireland; Ordered, 
LXVII. 429. Presented, 434. R.A. 497. ; 


To grant Duties of Customs on the exportation of certain goods from Ireland in lieu of former Duties; Ordered, Lxx. 127. Presented, 133. 
R. A. 184. 


To make further provision for the execution of several Acts relating to the Revenues of Customs and Port Duties, and inland Excise and 
Taxes in Ireland; Ordered ; presented ; printed; LXxXI. 242. R.A. 290. 


To make further regulations for securing the collection of the Duties of Customs and Excise in Ireland, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx x1. 437. 
Instruction respecting the Duties on American staves, 456. Bill presented, 464. R. A, 515. 


To repeal the Duties of Customs in Ireland, and to grant other Duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lxxv. 382. Presented, 391. Reported ; 
further consideration of Report put off for three months ; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 452. 


Acts of the Parliament of Ireland read; Four Motions relating to the office of Receiver General of the Customs and Excise, and respecting 
certain grants made out of the Revenue of Customs to Sir George Shee, Baronet, Receiver General of the Customs and Excise in 
Ireland ; Negatived, Lxv. 407. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1745-1807. 2442. 2470. 2481, 2482. 2548. 2938. 3029. 3292-3. 3742, 3743. 3833. 4252. 4293. 
4305-8. 4310-11. 4313. 4316. 4321-4323. 4493-4505. 4763. 4841. 4857. 4925. 5202. §298. 5368. 5404-5. 5443. 
Alkali. Brandy. Coasting Trade, 3. Cochineal, 1. Coffee, 1. 3- Committees, 286-320. 388. 396. 
615. 629. 638. 749-752. 858. 954. 968. 973-4. 982-3. 1578. 1582-3. Corn, 7. Docks, 4. 
East India Affairs, 21. 37. Foreign Goods. Hides and Skins, 6. Laws Expiring, 9. Lime. 
Man, Isle of, 4. 11. Petitions, 148. 617. Quarantine, 4. Revenues, 3-5. 13. 17. Supply, 4485. 4487. ‘ 
4489. Key to Ways and Means, also 5224-5247. 5253- Timber, 1. 3) 4+ West Indies, 13. 


Custom House Docks, Dublin :—see Accounts and Papers, 1963. Docks, 4. 


Custos Rotulorum :—See Accounts and Papers, 1808. 


Cutlery Trade : 


Bill to extend the provisions of certain Acts for the payment of labourers in the lawful coin of the realm, to labourers employed in the manu- 
facture of Cutlery; Ordered; presented; LXxx1I. 438. R. A. 474. 

Petition of Cutlers of Sheffield and Hallamshire for a Bill for regulating their Trade; txx111.49. Referred toa Committee, 50. (See 
Committees, 1455.) Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 97. Read and re-committed, 219. Resolution reported ; Report to 


lie on the Table, and be printed; 256. Day appointed for taking Report into coesideration, 262. Report further considered; Reso- 
lution agreed to, and Bill ordered ; 270. See infra, 3. 


Bill for regulating the Cutlery ‘Trade in England; Ordered, tx x111. 270, Presented; printed; 276. Petitions of makers of cast iron 
articles in Sheffield and manufacturers of Cutlery wares in Sheffield against; to lie on the Table till Second reading, and Counsel 
ordered; 316. Notice taken that the Bill was not adequate to its object ; order for second reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, and 
another ordered; 350. Presented; printed; 351. Agreed to by the Lords with Amendments, 424. Not considered. 


Bill for regulating the Cutlery Trade in England ; Ordered, uxx1v. 46. Presented, 52. Printed, 77. rR. a. 258. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2957. Committees, 1454-5. 


Cutting :—see Malicious Shooting. 


Cyder :——See Licences, 1. 7.9. 


Supply, 4552. 4589. 4626. 4684. 5013. 5347. 


DAIRY FARMS :———See Petitions, 149. 


Dalhousie, Lieutenant General the Earl of sunt Mintel 8. tag, 


Danish Colonies :—See Supply, 408. 


Danish Prize Ships :—Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to permit the sale of the Danish Prize Ship Con- 
stantia Maria and her cargo, in the Port of Fowey in the county of Cornwall; Leave given ; Petition presented and referred ; five to 
be the quorum; Lx111. 381. Report, and Bill ordered, 391. Presented, 397. Petition of Directors of the East India Dock Company 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 436. Lords Amendments agreed to, 476. 8. A. 479. : 

See Accounts and Papers, 77.79. 82. 93- 108, 109. Russia, 1. 


Dardanelles ‘t——See Accounts and Papers, 1503-1507. 55°76. Constantinople. 
Dartmoor 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1€20.) 








404 | DARTMOOR——DEBATES. 


syria ect 
Dartmoor Prison t——See Accounts and Papers, 4132. Committees, 1528. 
Davis, Mr. Hart :—see Members, 32. 
Davis's Streights :—see Committees, 607. 609. 638. 1574, 1575- 1579. 1581. Laws Expiring, 19. Supply, 1981. 2694. 
. Davison, Alexander ;—sSee Elections, 197.507 Questions, 15. 
‘Day, Mr. Justice :—see Fotilion, 16% 
Dayman, John :—See Elections, 226. 518. House, 203. 
Deacons :—see Clergy, 25, 26. Committees, 174. 
Dead Bodies :—see Burial. 
Deal Pilots :—see Pitts, 1.6. 
Deals :——See Accounts and Papers, 4949, 4959- Timber, 3. 
Dean, John :—See Complaints, 14. House, 204. 
Dean F orest :—See Accounts and Papers, 1809-1812. Forests, 4. Petitions, 153. 


Deaths :——See Funeral Certificates. 





Debates. 





I. Debates Adjourned and Resumed; 1—64. 
II. Incidental Proceedings; 65—72. 
III. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn ; 73—77. 


1.—Questions Negatived; 73, 74. 
2.— Motions Withdrawn ; 75—77. 





I. Debates adjourned and resumed,—relative to— 

1. Addresses :—-On Amendments proposed to Questions for Addresses ; Lv11. 450. Resumed, 455.—Lv111. 438. Resumed, 444—.x. 49. 
Resumed, 51.—Lxx1. 59. Resumed, 64.—Lxx11. 5. Resumed, 10.—Lixxv. 5. Resumed, 6. 

2. Alien Bill :—That the Bill, with the Amendments, be engrossed; Lxx1. 382. Resumed, 395. 

3. Army :—Respecting the effective strength of the Army on ist March 1806 and 1st March 1807, &amp;c.; Lx11. 846. Not resumed——— 


Respecting the increase of the Regular Army between March 1806 and March 1807, &amp;c.; Lx11. 846. Not resumed.——_——For 
referring certain Army Estimates to the Committee of Supply ; Lxx1.95. Further adjourned, 101. Resumed, 108. 


-_ 


. Bank of. England :——That there was paid by the Public to the Bank, for managing the National Debt in certain years, various sums, 
&amp;c.; Luxx. 385. Further adjourned, 411, 430, 454. Not resumed. That by Act 31 Geo. III. c. 33, there was allowed to the 
Bank, for the management of the Public Debt, £.450. per million on the Capital Stock transferable at the Bank, &amp;c. ; Lx x. 430, 455. 





Noé resumed. 

5. Bankruptcy :-—For reading a Second time Bankruptcy Repression Bill; txx11. 253. Further adjourned, 278, 328, 352, 361, 407. 
Not resumed. 

6. Burdett, Sir F rancis :—That a Letter, signed “ Francis Burdett,” is a libellous paper, reflecting on the privileges of the House ; 





Lxv. 224. Resumed; further adjourned; 228. Resumed, 252. 
ment to the Tower, do lie on the Table; txv. 260. Resumed, 273. 


That a Letter from him to the Speaker, respecting his commit- 


° Chatham, Earl of :—Respecting his conduct; Lxv. 143. Resumed, 146. 


oe ss! 


Chancery, Court of :—For appointing a Committee to inquire into the causes that retard the decision of Suits in the High Court of 
Chancery ; LXvI. 347. Resumed, 395. 


9. Corn Trade :—Respecting the Corn Trade; Lxtx.227. Resumed, 241. 
11. Dyott’s Divorce :—On Third reading of Dyott’s Divorce Bill; uxx11. 447, 461. Resumed, 468. 


12. East India Company :—Relative to the Nabob Saadut Ali asceriding the Musnud of the Province of Oude; uxt, 91. Further 
adjourned, 135,160. Resumed, 177.———Relative to Mohammed Ally, otherwise called Wallah Jah, Nabob of the Carnatic ; 
Lx1it. 339. Further adjourned, 362. Resumed, 395. For appointing a Select Committee to take the examination of such 
witnesses as shall be ordered to attend the Committee of the Whole House upon the Company’s affairs; uxvi11. 407. Resumed, 415. 
———-For agreeing with the Committee of the Whole House upon the affairs of the East India Company in their thirteenth Resolution ; 
LXvitt. 574. Resumed, 592. 


Elections : 


13. That it is a high infringement of the Liberties and Privileges of the Commons for any Lord of Parliament, or any Lord Lieutenant for any 
County, to concern themselves in the Election of Members; Lv1.15. Resumed, 25. 





14. Five Motions respecting the interference of Peers, Peers of Ireland, and other persons therein mentioned, in the Election of Members to 
serve in Parliament; Lvir.5. Orders for resuming Debates discharged, and Motions referred to a Committee, 9. 


15. Whether 








DEBATES—continued., 405 


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I. Debates adjourned and resumed—continued. 


Elections—continued. , 
15. That Petitions do not come within the description of Petitions regulated by Election Acts; tv111. 63, 64,65. Resumed, 86, 87; 


16. For discharging Orders for considering Election Petitions; Lv111. 118. Resumed,129.—L1x. 192. Resumed; 195—1xxtv. 146, 147 
Resumed, 150.—L xxv. 238. Resumed, 245. ? 


17. For giving leave to Members on Election Committees to absent themselvés from any further attendance ; rtx.21. Resumed, 21. 


18. For enlarging the time for Petitioners to enter into recognizances ; Lxi1. 69, Resumed, 70.—1x11, 834. Resumed, 837.—Lxx1Vv. 130 
Not resumed. oo 


19. For an Election Committee to have leave to adjourn; Lx11. 168. Resumed, 195. 
21. Respecting the Exchange of Lists of Voters to be objected to; ux111.181. Resumed, 185. 


22. For Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrant for a new Writ; Lxx111.103. Resumed, 110.———On Amendments proposed to Questions f 
Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrant for a new Writ; Lxxi1v.169. Resumed, 196. . igyprsoen Ser 


23. That an Agent be permitted to sign and deliver to the Clerk of the House a Rental or Particular of the Lands, &amp;c. whereby a Member 
makes out his qualification; Lxxv.237. Resumed, 244. ; 


24. That Mr. Wilson Aylesbury Koberts be excused on account of illness for his not attending the Committee on the Berwick-upon-Tweed 
Election; xxv. 367. Debate postponed (a Witness not being in attendance). Resumed, 367, 


Finance : 


25. Respecting the Amount of the Public Funded Debt; On 1st February 1793; Lv1. 577. Further adjourned, 615,637. Resumed, 645.— 
Lvi1. 623. Further adjourned, 647. Resumed, 652. —-— On 5 January 1786; Lv1.615. Further adjourned, 637. -Resumed, 
647.—Lv11. 645. . Resumed, 655. On 1 February 1803; L1x. 419. Further adjourned, 426, 430, 434. Resumed, 435. 
LIX. 434. Resumed, 437.—1Lx. 471. Further adjourned, 483, 485. Resumed, 493.—Lx1. 538. Resumed, 558. On 
1 February 1806; 1x1. 558. Resumed, 565. On 1 February 1803; Lxiv. 401. Further adjourned, 415. Resumed, 416,— 
LXVi1. 521. Resumed, 554. ae 











26. Respecting a new plan of Finance; Lx11.121. Further adjourned, 130, 161, 176, 200, 227,245. Not resumed. 
Public Finances of the country ; Lx111. 266. Order for resuming debate discharged, 280. 
of the country; LXVII.551. Resumed, 558. 





Relative to the 
Respecting the Financial difficulties 





27. Respecting economy in all branches of the Public Expenditure; Lx1v. 331. Further adjourned, 348, 369. Not resumed, 
28. Respecting the amount of the Capital Funded Debt of Great Britain on 1 February, 1802 ; xxvir. 521, Resumed, 550. 


29. Respecting the amount of the Supplies voted for the Navy, Army, Ordinance, vote of Credit and Subsidies for 1804, 1805, 1806, 1807, 
1808, 1809, 1810, 1811, and 1812; Lxvit. 532. Resumed, 554. For 1805 to 1813 inclusive ; txvuitt. 635. Further 


adjourned, 654. [To the day of Prorogation.] Respecting the Supplies voted for the United Kingdom in 1803 to 1819 
inclusive; Lxv111.654. [To the day of Prorogation.] 








31. That there has been voted for the service of the Navy during the year 1816, the sum of £,10,114,345. 118. 7d.; Lxx1. 376, Furthep 


adjourned, 387, 409. Resumed, 421. especting the Public Finances; Lxxtt. 414. Further adjourned, 429, 446. 
Resumed, 471.—LX X11. 437, 447. Resumed, 472. 7 





32. That the gross receipts of the Ordinary Revenve of the United Kingdom in 1818 was £. 62,230,527. &amp;c.; Lxx1v. Gos. F r 
adjourned, 616, 628. Resumed, 635. Further adjourned for three months, 638. amit 96s : Harthert 


33. Grampound Borough :——For an instruction to the Committee of the Whole House on the Bill to exclude the Borough of Gramt- 
pound from sending Burgesses to Parliament; Lxxv. 276, 302,349. [Order dropped.] 


34. Income Tax :—For appointing a Committee to inquire into the steps which have been taken to destroy the returns under the Incom . 
Tax Acts; Lxx11.130. Resumed, 159. 


35. Ireland :—For the House to resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House to take into consideration the present State of Ireland: 
Lxvir. 94. Resumed, 98. , 


36. King, Captain +—For laying before the House a copy of any memorial or other paper presented by Captain King to His Majesty, the 
Admiralty, or the Privy Council; Lxvit. 227. Further adjourned, 235, 249. Resumed, 262. , 


37. Melville, Lord :—On amendment to Question proposed that Lord Viscount Melville be impeached of high crimes and misdemeanors : 
Lx. 368. Resumed, 374. ; 


Members : 
38. For giving them leave to absent themselves from any further attendance on Election Committees; t1x. 21, Resumed, 21. 


39. That a Member be taken into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms; Lxxiv. 332. Resumed, 341. 


41. That a certain Member be a Member of the Committee on the Petitions complaining of Agricultural Distress; txxv aon 
Resumed, 259. ; » 253. 


Orders of the Day and Notices :—See infra, 49. 


42. Palace Court :—For appointing a Committee to inquire into the conduct of Burton Morice, Esq. Steward and one of the Jud 


f 
Palace Court; txvi1.496. Adjourned for a quarter of an hour and resumed, 496. iii a 


43. Penryn Borough :—For appointing a Select Committee to inquire further into the existence of certain corrupt and illegal statins 
which appear to have prevailed at Penryn; Lxx1v.196. Resumed, 203. 


44. Pension List :—Respecting the Irish Pension List; xv. 440. Further adjourned, 459, 466, 473. Further adjourned ‘to this day 
fortnight, 493. [Beyond the Session.] ; 
Petitions : 


45. That Petitions do lie upon the Table; rxv. 317. Resumed, 323.—1Lxv. 344. Resumed, 346.—uixv. 496. Resu: 
txx11. 128. Further adjourned, 136, 139, 144. Resumed, 155:—LXX11l. 154. Further adjourned, tis Résnek il 
Lxxiv. 46. Resumed, 52.—Lxx1v. 286. Further adjourned, 290. Order for resuming debate discharged, 290. , . 


46. For discharging an order for referring a Petition to a Committee ona Bill; Lxvi. 254. Not resumed, 


“ 


47. For now reading Petitions; Not having any name signed thereto; rx x11. 128. Further adjourned, 136, 139, 144. R 3 
Being printed; Lxx11.129. Further adjourned, 136, 139, 144. Resumed, 155. ’ » 130 139 by esumed, 156.——— 


48. Fora Petitioner to attend the House and verify the matter of his Petition respecting his Election rec 


? ” » 


49. Public Business :—Relative to the mode of proceeding with respect to Orders of the Day and Notices; txv1. 124. Resumed, 148, 
Public Funded Debt :—See supra, 25. 28, | 


51.-Queen 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.)_ 


Gr 
a 








406 DEBATES—continued. 





1. Debates adjourned and resumed—continued. © 


51. Queen Caroline :—For referring the papers respecting Her Majesty to a Select Committee; Lxxv. 288. Further adjourned, 296, 
302, 319) 325, 339, 341, 396. Order discharged, 412. : 


62. Reports :——For now reading them; txx.120. Resumed, 123. 
58. Resolutions :—For agreeing with Committees in Resolutions; Lx. 36. Resumed, 130. 


64. Roman Catholics :—For referring the Petition of the Roman Catholics of Ireland to a Committee of the Whole House; ix. 266. 
Resumed, 271. ——— That Petitions of Roman Catholics presented in session 1810, be referred to a Committee; Lxv. 385. Further 
adjourned, 390,412. Resumed, 412, 446. ——— That it be referred to a Committee, to consider of the state of the laws imposing 
civil disabilities on His Majesty’s subjects professing the Roman Catholic Religion; txvir. 315. Resumed, 318. For the 
House to resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House on the laws affecting the Roman Catholics; txvu11. 238. Resumed, 
and further adjourned, 243, 252. Resumed, 256. ° 





55. Scheldt :——Respecting the Expedition to the Scheldt; rxv.220. - Resumed,‘224.——--—On Amendment proposed to the said Motion ; 
“xv. 224. Resumed; further adjourned; 232. Resumed, 235. 


86. Statute Law :—On Amendment proposed to be made to a Resolution of the Lords, communicated at a Conference relative to the best 
means of arranging the Statute Law; rxx1.419. Motion for further adjourning Debate, negatived ; Debate resumed; 439. 


57. Storekeeper General’s Department :——That it appears, that prior to 1808 the business of the Storekeeper General’s Department 
was transacted under the direction of Mr. John Trotter, &amp;c.; uxxiv. 607. Further adjourned, 616, 624. Resumed, 638. 


58. Taylor :—For laying before the House Minutes of Court Martial on —— Taylor; txv1. 372. Further adjourned, 400, 412. 
Not resumed. 





59. Transports :——Respecting the number and tonnage of Transports on 1 March 1806, and 24 March 1807, &amp;c.; ux11. 847. [Adjourned 
a week over the session.) 


61. Witnesses :—That a Witness examined before the Committee of the Whole House on the conduct of His Royal Highness the Duke of York 
had been guilty of prevarication; Lxrv. 111. Resumed, and further adjourned, 139. Further adjourned, 157. Not resumed. 


Writs : 
62. For Mr. Speaker to issue his warrant for new Writs; For Cashell, in the room of Richard Bagwell, Esq. who has taken Holy Orders; 


LviI.13. Further adjourned, 14. Writ ordered, 17,—— For Poole, in the room of John Jeffery, Esq. who hath accepted the 
office of Consul General to Her Most faithful Majesty for her dominions in Europe; Lx1v.14. Resumed, 28, 


63. That the Petition of Freeholders of Gloucestershire for a new Writ, in consequence of Lord Dirsley not having delivered in his qualification, 
do lie upon the Table, txv. 436. Resumed, 459. 


64. York, Duke of :—Respecting his conduct ; Lxtv. 124. Resumed, and further adjourned, 127, 131, 139. Resumed, 144. 


II. Incidental Proceedings : 


65. Debates further adjourned; LX. 44, 55.—LXVI. 193, 330.—LXVII. 235, 249.—LXVIIL. 243, 252.— 
LXXIII. 165.—LXXIV. 174, 290.—LXXV. 296, 302.—&lt;m=— Debates adjourned several times; LXV. 
4593; 493-— LXXII. 253; 407.—LXXV. 288; 396.—&lt;«_— Debates adjourned, resumed, and again 
adjourned and resumed; LXIV. 124, 127, 131, 139.—&lt;— Debate adjourned to the day of the proro- 
gation; LXVIII. 454.—&lt;«— Over the session; LXII. 847.—LXV. 493. —&lt;=— To the same day, after 
sitting late; LXIII. 164.—LXIV. 124, 127.—LXV. 220.—LXVII. 94, 315.—LXXV. 5.—&lt;— Further 
adjourned to the same day, after sitting late; LXIV. 135, 139. &lt;«— Debate adjourned for a quarter 
of an hour; LXVII. 496.—&lt;«— Till after the House had proceeded on the other Orders of the Day; 
LXVII. 551.—&lt;— For three months; LXXIV. 638. —&lt;_=— Debate adjourned, and not resumed ; 


LXX. 454, 455.——=— And Order dropped; LXXV.349.—&lt;-— Debate resumed, and dropped for 
want of forty Members; LXXIV. 638. 


66. Debate interrupted by words of heat ; LXVIII. 322, 410, ~«— Words objected to in a Debate taken down; 
LXVI. 391. 


67. Debate postponed [till a witness should be in attendance ;] LXXV. 367. 


68. Debates on various stages of Bills adjourned ; For reading a Billa first time, LXI. 402. Resumed, 415.—_— 
A Second time, LXVI. 184, 218; 309, 370.—LXVII. 507, 514.—&lt;—That a Clause be now read 
a Second time; LXXI. 237, 256.—«— For re-committing a Bill; LXXV. 336.—«—For now reading 
Bills a Third time; LXIII. 164, 168.—LXVI. 417, 422. —&lt;.— On Amendment proposed to be made to 
a Bill on the Third reading; LXXII. 428, 435. Lords Bill, LXVII. 391, 394. 


69. Debates on Motions relative to Committees adjourned; That the Speaker do now leave the Chair, LXIVv. 


332. Further adjourned, 348. Resumed, 353.—&lt;—For agreeing with Committees in Resolutions ; 
LX. 36.—LXII. 350. 


71. Debates or Orders of the House, relative to Debates read and discharged ; LVII. 9.—LXII. 70.—LXIII. 280. 
—LXXIV. 310.—LXXV. 412.—&lt;=—And other days appointed; LVI. 637.—LVII. 647, &amp;c. —«-_— And 
other Orders made; LXV. 390.—LXX. 430.—LXXII. 278, &amp;c.—~&lt;«— And Motion referred to a Com- 
mittee ; LVII. 9.—&lt;«— Order read, and proceeded in; LXXI. 439, &amp;c.—&lt;m=— Order read, and deferred ; 
LXXII. 278, 328, &amp;c. ' 


72. Debates on Questions, for an Order of the House to be discharged; LXII. 49. —&lt;.#— On Amendment 
proposed to Questions ; LX. 368. Resumed, 374. 


III. Questions Negatived, and Motions withdrawn : 


(1.)—Questions Negatived : 


73. For adjourning Debates on Motions ; For the Speaker leaving the chair for the House to go into Committee on the Admiralty Registrar 
Bill; uxvui. 445. For appointing. Committee to inspect Lords Journals, to ascertain the number of Appeals before their House; 

Lxvi. 154. For reading Order for taking into consideration the Bossiney Election Petition; uxxiv. 410. That the Duke of Brunswick's 

Annuity Bill do pass; Lxv. 378. That the letter received by The Speaker from Sir Francis Burdett do lie on the Table; Lxv. “of 

That 


DEBATES—DEBT. 407 











III. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn—continued. 


(1.)—Questions Negatived—continued. 


That the Report and Appendix of the Select Committee on Sir Francis Burdett’s notices do lie upon the Table; ixv. 399. That Lord 
Cochrane [a Member] had been convicted of a conspiracy, &amp;c. ; Lx1x. 433. That the House doth agree with the Committee of the 
Whole House on the East India Company's Affairs, in their Third Resolution, as amended [on renewal of their Charter]; uxvi1t. 573. 
For Second reading of Clause offered to be added to the Gas Light and Coke Company's Bill; uxxr. 492. For now reading the London 
Docks Company Bill a Third time; uxv. 351. For Third reading of Orders in Council Bill; ux111.164. For bringing up Petition 
from Oxford, complaining of the interference of the Duke of Marlborough in the last election; Lxx1v.320. For now reading 
a Second time Resolution of Committee of the Whole House on the agreement with Mr, Palmer for the reform of the Post Office; 
LXIII. 337. Respecting proceedings on Petitions for private Bills, presented in 1807 ; Lx11. 588. For discharging Order for laying 
before the House list of Police Magistrates; uxvit.87. For referring Property Tax Act to the Committee of Ways and Means; 
Lxx. 225. That Henry Bankes, Esq. bc a Member of the Committee [in 1809] on Public Expenditure; txtv.10. For leave to 
bring in a Bill to repeal Act relative to Rogues and*Vagabonds; uxx11. 56. For referring the Petition of the Roman Catholics of 
Ireland to a Committee of the Whole House; tx111. 369. On the previous Question to Motion for the House resolving itself into 
Committee on the Scheldt expedition; Lxv.13. For agreeing to Lords Amendment to Seditious Meetings Bill; uxx11. 195. For the 
Sheffield Address and Petition to lie on the Table; txv. 492. Upon Amendment proposed to Resolution communicated on 
24 May 1816, by the Lords, at a conference relative to the Statute Laws [for three months]; uxx1.439. That the West India Dock 
Company, in dividing a clear ten per cent on their capital, exceeded the rate of interest they were empowered to divide [for three 
months]; Uxv. 344. For laying before the House Minutes of Evidence taken before the Weymouth Election Committee; uxv111. 242 


74. For further adjourning Debates on Motions ; That Sir Francis Burdett’s Letter and Argument in Cobbett’s Register of 24 March 1810, 


is a libellous paper, &amp;c.; Lxv. 252. For agreeing with the Penryn Election Committee in their resolution that Sir Christopher Hawkins 
had been guilty of bribery ; Lx11. 354. On previous Question proposed to Motion relative to the Nabob of Oude; Lx111. 177. 


(2) Motions Withdrawn : 


For adjourning Debates on Motions; That a Petition from Berkshire for Reform in Parliament, do lie upon the Table; txv. 465. That 
Lord Cochrane [a Member] had been convicted of a conspiraey, &amp;e.; Lx1x. 433. For agreeing with the. Penryn Election Committee 
in their Resolution, that Sir Christopher Hawkins had been guilty of Bribery ; ux11. 350. For leave to bring in a Bill to suspend the 
power of the Commissioner of the Insolvent Debtors Court to receive Petitions for the discharge of Prisoners; Lxx1. 195. On 
Amendment proposed to the Question for the Second reading of St. Luke’s and Foulness Railway Bill; rxvi1. 203. That the conditions 
stipulated by Ministers for the acceptance of the mediation offered by the Emperor of Russia, were inexpedient and impolitic ; Lx111. 131. 
That it is necessary the House should inquire into the causes, conduct, and events of the Campaign in Spain; Lx1v.g97. For taking 


‘ into consideration, upon a future day, an article of charge against Marquis Wellesley; ux1.240. Respecting the conduct of Marquis 
Wellesley in carrying into execution the arrangements in Oude ; LX11I. 197. 


75. 


76. 


For further adjourning a Debate ; On Motion for referring the Papers relative to Queen Caroline to a Select Committee ; Lxxv. 412 
77. 


For now resuming a Debate ; On Motion for referring Army Estimates to the Committee of Supply ; 4x x1. 108. 
See Amendments, 7. &lt;6. Divisions, 12. 





Debating Societies :-— sce Petitions, 154. 


De Berenger, Random :—see Berenger, 


De Bernevitz, Major General :—see House, 145. 


Debentures :———=Bill to provide for the payment, at the Bank of Ireland, of the Interest on certain Debentures, &amp;c.; Ordered 
LXI. 291. Presented, 294. R. A. 380. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1813-1815. Supply, Key to Supply, and Key to Ways and Means, also 5155-6. 5173. 


Roads, 1. 
Debt, National: Bills relative to the National Debt : 
1. To amend and render more effectual Acts 26 and 32 Geo. III. for the Reduction of the National Debt ; Ordered, tv11. 468. Presented; 
printed; 507. R. A. 641. 


2. Toalter and amend Acts 26, 32, and 42 Geo. III. relating to the redemption of the National Debt; Ordered, tx11.144. Presented 
printed ; 240. Second reading deferred, 257, 346. Not proceeded in, 


3. To alter and amend Acts relative to the Redemption of the National Debt; Ordered, Lxvi11. 353. Presented ; printed; 354. R.A. 416 


4. To empower any three or more of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, to execute all the powers given to the 
Commissioners, by any Act or Acts of Parliament; Ordered; presented; Lxx111. 977. R. A. 413. 


5. To amend so much of Act of the Parliament of Ireland, 3'7 Geo. III. for Reduction of the National Debt, as relates to the Commissioners for 
carrying the same into execution ; Ordered, Lv11. 390. Presented, 486. R, A. 540. 


To amend Act of the Parliament of Ireland, for vesting a certain Fund in Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt 
Ordered, Lxvi1r. 564. Not presented. 


9. Toenable the Lords of the Treasury to issue to the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt of Ireland, one per centum on the 
amount of Treasury Bills outstanding in every year; Ordered, txvii1. 600. Presented, 615. R. a. 655. 


8. To alter and amend Acts relating to the Redemption of the National Debt of Ireland ; Ordered, Lx x1. 436. Presented, 443. R. A. 501. 
To amend Act 56 Geo. III. ¢ 89, to provide for the charge of certain additions to the Public Debt of Ireland for 1816; Ordered, Lx x11. 396. 
Presented, 409. RB. A. 473. 
11. Motion : for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider Act 26 Geo. III. c. 31, for vesting certain sums in Commissioners 
to be applied to the Reduction of the National Debt; Negatived, Lxx1v. 445. 


12. Motion for appointing a Select Committee to take into consideration the several Acts passed for the more effectual Reduction of the National 
Debt ; Negatived, rxviil. 376. 
See Accounts and Papers, 976. 1816-1881. 4286. 4324. 4436-4438. Annuities, 6-9. 15, 16. 18, vrei 4 England, 19. 
21. 23. Committees, 47. 50-52. 321-323. 453, 454- Finance. _ Questgons, 55. Sopiy, ey to Supply; 
Key to Ways and Means, also 4485. 5212. 5248-5255. Unclaimed Dividends, 


Debt ——Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to prevent imprisonment for Debt on Mesne Process ; Negatived, Lx x11. 77. See New 


South Wales, 2. Petitions, 155- 
Debts, 


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DEBTS, SMALL. 


—-Bebts, Small. 


I. Public Bills relative to Small Debts; 1—4. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Small Debts, and Proceedings 
thereon; 5—78. : | 








I. Public Bills relative to Small Debts: 


1. To prevent vexatious actions in superior courts in Ireland ; Ordered, LVIII, 230. Presented, 234. Passed, 271. Not yeturned Srom the 


2. For more expeditious recovery of Small Debts in Ireland; Ordered, Lx. 213. Presented, 249. Committed, 252. Considered ; reported ; 
day appointed for further considering Report, and Bill as amended to be printed; 258. Further consideration of Report put off for six 
months, 308. Not proceeded in. r 


3.° For discharge of Debtors in execution for Small Debts, from imprisonment in certain cases; From the Lords, yx111. 354. Read; 
‘printed; 462. R. a. 476, 


4. For the more easy and cheap recovery of Small Debts; Ordered ; presented; printed; Lxx11. 335. Again printed, 377. Order for 
Third reading discharged, 409. Not proceeded in, 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Small Debts, and Proceedings thereon: 


&amp;. Alverstoke (Hants) :—For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, ux1v. 91. Bill ordered, 163. Presented, 180. Passed, 
329. Not returned from the Lords. 


Amorill :—See infra, 8. 


6. Ashton-under-Lyne (Lancashire) :——For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, tx111. 86. Bill ordered, 173. 
Presented, 183. Lords Amendments agreed to, 391. R. A. 402. 


7. Aswardhurn and Flaxwell (Lincoln) :——For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, Lx1v.81. Bill ordered, 128. 
Presented, 168. Passed, 310. Not returned _from the Lords. For the better recovery of Small Debts; Referred, txv. 72. 
Not reported. 





Axtane :—See infra, 31. 37. 
Aylresford :—See infra, 48. 


8. Bath, &amp;c. :—For the more speedy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, L1x. 104. Not proceeded in. —&lt;—— For the more easy recovery 
of Small Debts; Referred, 1x. 108. Bill ordered, 248. Presented, 287. R.A. 431. To explain and amend Act; Referred, 
LxIv. 59. Bill ordered, 158. Presented, 178. Read, 193. Committed, 203. Not proceeded in. 





Bathforum :—See supra, 8. 
Beckenham :—See infra, 13. 


9. Berks :—For extending the jurisdiction of the Courty Court ; Referred, .x1x. 63. Bill ordered, 113. Presented, 128. Not proceeded 
in. For better regulating proceedings in the County Court; Referred, rxx.50. Bill ordered, 121. Presented, 139. Not 
proceeded in, 





11. Beverley (York) :——For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, tx1. 109. Bill ordered, 420. Presented, 461. R. a. 560. 
Birchington :—See infra, 71. 


12. Birmingham, and the Hamlet of Deritend :—To alter and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, Lx11.119. Bill ordered, 131. 
Presented, 157. R.A. 310. ; ' 


13. Blackheath, Bromley, Beckenham, Rokesley, &amp;c. (Kent), and Wallington (Surrey) :—To extend the 


provisions of Acts to greater sums than forty shillings; Referred, tx11. 60. Bill ordered, 75. Presented, g1. R. a. 246. 


14. Bolingbrook and Horncastle (Lincoln) :—For amending and enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, x11. 169. Bill, 
ordered, 279. Presented, 291. Committed, 337. Petition renewed, and referred, 566. Billordered, 618. Presented, 625. King’s 
consent signified, 772. RB. A. 830. 


15. Bolton. and Dean (Lancashire) :——For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, rx1v.44. Additional Petition; 
Referred, 47. Bill ordered, 60. Presented, 80. Petitions against, 101,121. Additional Petition ; Referred, 125. Reported, and 
instruction accordingly, 128. Bill re-committed, 253. Reported, and Second reading of Amendments put off for six months, 267. 


16. Boston and Skirbeck (Lincoln) :—To amend and enlarge the powers of Act; Referred, rvr. 183. Not proceeded in. ——— 


To amend Acts; Referred, Lx11. 172. Bill ordered, 259. Presented, 292. Reported; to be ingrossed; 354. Petition renewed and 
referred, 566. Bill ordered, 599. Presented, 609. R. A. 775. 


17. Bradford, Melksham and Whorlsdown (Wilts) :——To amend and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, x11. 153. Bill 
ordered, 247. Presented, 280. Committed, 338. Petition renewed, and referred, 565. - Bill ordered, 626. Presented, 634. 
R. A. 804. ———— For confirming the appointment of Commissioners; Referred, xxv. 140. Not reported. 


Bradley :—See infra, 38, 39. 


18. Bridlington, &amp;c. (York) :—For the more easy recovery of Small Debts ; Referred, Lxvit1. 88. Bill ordered, 276. Presented, 285. 
Not proceeded in. 


19. Brighthelmston, &amp;c. :—For the more easy recovery of Small Debts ; Bill ordered, 1x11. 242. Not proceededin. See Pavings, 41. 


21. Bristol :—For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, uxx1. 44. Bill ordered, 199. Presented, 238, Lords amendments 


agreed to, 499. R. A. 508.—————-To amend and render more effectual Act; Referred, xxtv. 30. Bill ordered, 145. Presented 149. 
Not proceeded in. 


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22. Brixton (Surrey) :—To explain and amend Act; Referred, ux1. 107. Bill ordered, 199. Presented, 268. Petitions against, 310, 
311. Lords amendments agreed to, 462. R.A. 479. 


Bromley :—See supra, 13. 
Bromwich, West :—See infra, 39. 
Calne :—See infra, 26. 
Candleshoe :—See supra, 14. 


23. Canterbury :——For enlarging the powers of Act; Referred, rx1v.g1. Bill ordered, 101. Order of leave discharged, and another Bill 
ordered, 167. Presented, 172. Passed, 317. Not returned from the Lords. 


24. Castleton (Derby) :—To explain and amend Act for regulating the proceedings in the Courts Baron, and to grant further powers ; 
Referred, ux. 99. Bill ordered, 240, Presented, 249. King’s consent signified, 354. R. A. 431. 


25. Cheltenham ;—For removing doubts touching the court of the borough, Manor, and Hundred of Cheltenham, and for abolishing the 
same, save only as to the recovery of Small Debts; Referred, txx1v. 67. Bill ordered,219. Presented, 225. Not proceeded in. 


26. Chippenham, &amp;e. (Wilts) :—-To explain and amend Act; Referred, v1. 172. Not reported. 
recovery of Small Debts; Referred, x1. 98. Not reported. To amend and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, ux11. 185. Not 
reported, To amend and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, ux111.114. Not reported. To extend powers of Acts to 
other places; Referred, ux1x. 49. Not reported. For leave to present a Petition for extending powers of Act; Referred, 
Lxx.60. Leave given ; Petition presented, and referred; 61. Not reported. ———— For the more easy and speedy recovery of Small 
Debts; Referred, Lxx111. 59. Bill ordered, 129. Presented, 175. Not proceeded in. 





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Claverton :—See supra, 8. 
Clerkenwell :—See infra, 47. 


27. Codsheath Hundred (Kent), and Lamberhurst (Sussex) :—For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, 
Lx111. 64. Bill ordered, 86. Presented, 131. Lords amendments agreed to, 355. R. A. 373- 


28. Colchester :—For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, rxvr11. 94. Bill urdered, 107. Presented, 218. Not 
proceeded in. 


Corsham :—See supra, 26. 


29. Cricklade, &amp;c. (Wilts) :—For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, Lxx1. 49. Not reported. 
Damerham, South :—See infra, 74. 


31. Dartford, &amp;c. (Kent) :—For the recovery of Small Debts; Referred, nvr. 129. Not proceeded in, ——— For the more easy 
recovery of Small Debts; Referred, rx11.159. Bill ordered, 169. Presented, 263. Reported, to be ingrossed, 352. Petition 
renewed and referred, 567. Bill ordered, 618, Presented, 633. x. a. 804. See infra, 37. 


Dean :—See supra, 15. 
Deritend :—See supra, 12. 


32. Dewsbury, &amp;c. (York) :—For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, 1x x11. 56. Bill ordered, 158. Presented, 180. 
Petition against, 248. Motion for re-committing Bill, negatived; Bill to be ingrossed; 279. Not proceeded in, 


Dickering Division :—See supra, 18. 
Drogheda :—See Docks, 35. 


33. Dublin :—For extension of the Jurisdiction of the Court of Conscience; Referred, txv111. 97. Bill ordered, 254. Presented, 270. 
Passed, 430. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 478. Report, 499. Another Bill; Ordered, 500. Presented, 503. 
Passed, 643. Not returned from the Lords. 


Easton :—See supra, 8. 


34. Elloe Hundred (Lincoln) :—-To alter and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, ux11. 165. Bill ordered, 193. Presented, 237. 
R. A. 364. 


Ely, Isle of ;—See infra, 77. 


35. Faversham (Kent) :—For the more easy recovery of Smal] Debts; Referred, ux1v. 11. Bill ordered, 32. Presented, 52. 
Passed, 281. Not returned from the Lords. 


Flaxwell :—See supra, 7. 


36. Frome Selwood (Somerset) :—For the better recovery of Small Debts; Referred, uxtx. 47. Bill ordered, 75. Presented, 157. 
Not proceeded in. ——— For the better recovery of Small Debts; Referred, rxx1v. 105. Bill ordered, 118. Presented, 122. 
Passed, 166. Not returned from the Lords. ; 


Gosberton :—See supra, 34. 
Gosport :——See supra, 5. 
37. Gravesend, &amp;c. (Kent) :—To repeal Act; To lie on the Table, rx111.99. Not proceeded in. See supra, 31. 


38. Grimsby, &amp;e. (Lincoln) :—For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, 1x1.83. Bill ordered, 173. Presented, 177. 
R. A. 332. 


39. Hales Owen, &amp;e. (Worcester, Salop and Stafford) :— For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, x11. 156. 
Bill ordered, 191. Presented, 228. R. a. 364. 


Hampton :—See supra, 8. 
Harborne :—See supra, 39. 
Harlow :—See infra, 72. 
Haverstoe : 


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H Petitions for Bills relative to Small Debts, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 
‘Haverstoe :—See supra, 38. 

41. Helston (Cornwall) :——For the more easy recovery of Small Debts ; Referred, txxv. 180. Not Reported. 
Heytesbury :—See infra, 74. 
Horncastle :—See supra, 14. 

42. Hull, Kingston-upon :~-— To amend and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, Lx111. 117. Bill ordered; presented ; 216. R. A. 450. 


43. Ipswich :+—For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, tx11.181. _ Bill ordered, 257. Presented, 297. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 359. Petition renewed and referred, 584. Bill ordered, 631. Presented, 650. R. a. 831. 


Islington, St. Mary :—See infra; 47. 


44. Kidderminster :—To repeal Act 12 Geo. III. and to constitute a Court of Requests; Referred, rxx111. 28. Bill ordered, 119. Pre- 
sented, 173. Petition for leave to make Report, referred to a Committee, 387. Reported, and leave granted, 388. Not proceeded in. 
To enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, uxx1v. 54. Not Reported. 





Kingston-upon-Hull :—See supra, 42. 
Kirton :—See supra, 34. 

Legsness :—See supra, 13. 

Lindsey :—-See supra. 14. 

Little :—See supra13. 


5, Liverpool :—For the more easy and speedy recovery of Small Debts ; Referred, Lxxrv. 13. Bill ordered, 35. Order of leave for Bill 
read, 69. Discharged, and two Bills ordered, 70 ; viz. Bill for the more easy and speedy recovery of Small Debts ; Ordered, Lx xiv. 70. 
Presented, 111. Petition against, 149. Not proceeded in. Bill for preventing the removal of actions out of the Court of Pleas 
held in that borough ; Ordered, Lxxiy. 70. Presented, 111. Not proceeded in. 


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46. London :—For amending and reduring Acts into one Act; Referred, rx111. 112. Bill ordered,212. Presented, 217. Committed, 232. 
Not proceeded in. ‘To amend and reduce Acts into one Act; Referred, Lx1v.89. Bill ordered, 173. Presented, 182. Com- 
mitted, 200. Not proceeded in———For amending and consolidating Acts ; Referred, Lxxtv. 51. Bill ordered, 214. Presented, 228. 
Not proceeded in. 


47. Luke, St. ; St. James and St John, Clerkenwell, and St. Mary Islington :—For the recovery of Small Debts; 
Referred, uxvit. 73. Not Reported. 





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Maidstone :—For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, Lxiv. 90. Not reported. —«-— For the more easy ny a of 
Small Debts; ; Referred, Lx x111. 60.. Bill ordered, 82. Presented, 161. Passed, 286. Not returned Srom the Lords. 


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4 . Manchester :—For the more easy recovery of Small Debts ; Referred, rx11r. 86. Bill ordered, 129. Presented, 157. R.A. 373- 
Melksham :—See supra, 17. 


51. 


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Merthyr Tidfil, &amp;e. (Monmouth) :— For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, LxIv. 82. Bill ordered, 162. 
Presented, 168. Petition for provision; referred, 225. Reported, and instruction accordingly, 281. Lords amendments agreed to, 376. 
R. A. 382. 


. Monmouth :—For regulating the proceedings in the ‘Town Court of Monmouth relating to Small Debts ; Referred, Lxxtv. 109. Bill 
ordered; presented; 227. Not proceeded in. 


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. Northampton :—For the more speedy and easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, rxx1v. 77. Bill ordered, 156. Presented, 173. 
Passed, 553. Not returned from the Lords. 


54. Nottingham :—For the more easy and speedy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, rxxrv. 99. Bill ordered, 181. Presented, 194. 
Petition against, 288. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 414. Passed, 477. Not returned from the Lords. 


. Oldham, &amp;c. (Lancashire) :—For the more easy recovery of Small Debts in that and adjoining parishes; Referred, uxtv. 60. 
Bill ordered, 80. Presented,93. Passed, 140. Not returned from the Lords, 


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Plymouth, &amp;c. :——For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, x11. 169. Bill ordered, 250. Presented, 294. 


57. Portsmouth, &amp;c. :—Referred, uxx1v. 105. Bill ordered, 116. Presented, 193. Time enlarged for Report, 503. Passed, 546. 
Not returned from the Lords. 


Ramsgate :—See infra, 71. 


58. Reading :—For the more easy recovery of Small Debts ; Referred, .xvi1t. 81. Petition against, 166. Bill ordered, 255. Presented, 258. 
Not proceeded in. 


59. Reigate (Surrey) :——For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, ux1v. 37. Bill ordered, 53- Presented, 57. Passed, 140. 
Not returned from the Lords. 


Roborough :—See supra, 56. 
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. Rochester and Strood :—For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, ux111. 120. Bill ordered, 148. Presénted, 176: 
gn. A. 373- 


Rokesley :—See supra, 13. 
Rowley Regis : —See supra, 39. 
Ruxley :—See supra, 13. 


62. Salford Hundred, &amp;e. (Lancashire) :——For the more easy reeovery of Small Debts in that hundred and the adjoining towns ; 
Referred, xxv. 40. Not reported. 


63. Sandwich, &amp;e. (Kent) ;—-For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, rx11. 142. Bill ordered, 151. Presented, 242. 
~ R.A. 364. 


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II. Petitions for Bills relative to Small Debts, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


64. Sculcoates (York) :—For the recovery of Small Debts; Referred, ivi. 53. Bill ordered, 73. Presented, 126. Not procecded in. 
For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, rx1x. 44. Bill ordered, 134. Presented, 142. Not proceeded in. 


G5. Sheffield and Ecclesall : —To repeal Acts for regulating proceedings in personal actions in the Courts Baron of those Manors. and 
for granting other powers for the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, Lx111. 117. Bill ordered, 214. Presented, 218. 


' Further consideration of Lords Amendments put off for three months; Petition and Report thereon again read, and another Bill orderéd ; 
Presented; 352. R.A. 450. : 





66. Skipton, &amp;e. (York) :——For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, rxx. 13. Not reported. 
Skirbeck :—See supra, 16. 


67. Southwark :—To explain and amend Acts; Referred, tx1. 57. Lill ordered, 200. Presented, 272. Petitions against, 297, 310. 


Bill re-committed, 370. Lords Amendments agreed to, 462. R. a. 479. To alter and amend Acts; Referred, Lxx1v. 107. 
Not reported. 





Spalding :—See supra, 34. 
Stayley :—See supra, 6. 


68. Stockport (Cheshire) :—For the more easy and speedy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, tx1. 66. Bill ordered, 377. Pre- 


sented, 399. Lords Amendments agreed to, 501, R. A. 529.——— For repeal of Act; To lie upon the Table, uxvitt.219. Not 
proceeded in. 


Stonehouse :—See supra, 56. 
Strood :—See supra, 61. 


69. Sunderland, &amp;c. (Durham) :—For the better recovery of Small Debts; Referred, txx1v. 69. Bill ordered, 214. Presented, ¢19. 
Not proceeded in. ; 


Surfleet :—See supra, 34. 


71. Thanet, Isle of :—-For the more easy recovery of Small Debts ; Referred, 1x11. 128, Bill ordered, 152. Presented, 237. Petition 


against, referred and counsel ordered; all to have voices; 344. Petition renewed and refetred, 567. Bill ordered, Gog. Pre- 
sented, 618. R.a. 775. 


Thorney :—See infra, 77. 
Tipton :—See supra, 39.- 
Toltingtrough :—See supra, 31. 37. 
Wallington :—See supra, 13. 
72. Waltham Holy Cross, &amp;c. (Essex) :-—For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, rx1. 111. Not reported. 
Warminster :—See infra, 74. 
Wednesfield :—See infra, 78. 
73. Wellington, &amp;c. (Salop) :—For the better recovery of Small Debts; Referred, txxtv.104. Not reported. 
Wellow :—See supra, 8. 


74. Westbury, &amp;c. (Wilts) :—For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, ux1tr. 92. Bill ordered, 213. Presented, 217, 
Petition against, 306. R.A. 392. ‘ 


75. Westham (Essex) :——-For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, ux1.101. Petition against the application, 122 
Not reported. : 


Whittlesey :—See infra, 77. 
Whorlsdown :—See supra, 17. 

76. Wight, Isle of :—For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, uxt. 107. Bill ordered, 293. Presented, 317. B.A. 402. 
Wilmington :—See supra, 31. 37. 


77. Wisbech (Cambridge) :——For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, Lxv1. 53. Bill ordered, 85. Presented, 88. 
Not proceeded in. ; ’ 


Witchford t—See supra, 77. 


78. Wolverhampton, &amp;e. :—For the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Referred, ux111. 59. Bill ordered, 66. Presented, 81. 
R. A. 450. 


Yarborough :—See supra, 38. 
See Accounts and Papers, 4125. Addresses, 199. Committees, 145%. Orders, 3. Petitions, 166. 





Debtors :—Bills relative to Debtors : 


1. For further Relief of Debtors, with respect to the imprisonment of their persons; From the Lords, tv1. 443, Read; printed; 445. 
Rn. A.619.———To amend the said Act so far as relates to the county of Lancaster; Ordered, Lv11. 218. Not presented. 

2. For the Relief of Insolvent Debtors; From the Lords, tvr. 468. Read; printed; 474. Petition’ to be included in the Bill; from, viz. 
Armstrong, Swift, 584. Baldwin, John, 483. Cahil, Edward, referred to the Committee on the Bill, 567. Another Petition of 
Edward Cahil; To lie on the Table, 584. Giordani, Thomas, referred to the Committee on the Bill, 567. Gralvam, Edwand, 584. 
Jones, George, 578. Montgomery, John, 584. Norton, John Francis, referred to the Committee on the Bill, 567. Pedley, Joseph 
George, 486. Wiber, Charles, referred to the Committee on the Bill, 567. Bill read Third time ;, Clauses added, and Amendments 
made; 584. Further proceedings upon Third reading adjourned; 585. - Motion for further adjourning proceedings, negutived ; 
proceedings resumed, and Bill passed, with Amendments; 594. Lords desire a conference on the subject of the Amendments, and 
conference agreed to, 635. Committee appointed to manage it ; names of Managers called over, and they go; Report that the Lords 
had agreed to several of the Amendments, but had disagreed to one, and gave their reasons for disagreeing te the same ; 637, Motion 
for insisting on the Amendment, negatived; Member to carry Bill to the Lords, and acquaint them that the House doth not insist upon 
the Amendment; 638. Rr. a. 640. . 

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14. 


15. 


16. 


17. 


18. 


19. 


21. 


25. 


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Debtors: Bills relative to Debtors—continued. . 


To extend and render more effectual Act 32 Geo. II. for the Relief of Debtors; Ordered, Lv11. 92. Presented; printed; 96. Com- 
mitted, 155. Motion for Mr. Speaker to leave the Chair withdrawn ; Committee deferred; 166. Bill again printed, 201. Re- 
committed, 412. Again printed, 413. Again re-committed, 485. Petition of William Grice for provision ; Motion for the Petition to 
lie on the Table, negatived ; Petition rejected ; 511. Bill passed, 523. Not returned from the Lords. 


For the Relief of Insolvent Debtors; Ordered, 1x. 300. Presented; printed; 317. Petition of Mr. Burke to exclude a certain person 
from the benefit of the Bill, 351. Petitions of Mr. Blake and Mr. Grice to be included in the Bill, 363. Petition of Prisoners in 
Newgate for offences against the Revenue to be included in the Bill, 374. Lords Amendments agreed to, 442. R.A. 443-——— 
To remedy certain omissions in said Act; From the Lords; read; printed; Lx. 13. R. A. 38. 


For the Relief of certain Insolvent Debtors; From the Lords, tx1. 470. Read; printed; 474. Re-committed toa Select Committee, 511. 
Reported, with Amendments, 523. Report further considered; Amendments agreed to, and Bill passed, with Amendments; 534. 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 551. R. A. 560. 


To revive, amend, and make perpetual, Act 41 Geo. III. for the further Relief of Debtors; From the Lords ; read; printed; LXI. 503. 
Not proceeded in. 


For the Relief of certain Insolvent Debtors in England; Ordered, Lx1tv. 269. Presented; printed; 345. R. a. 408. 


For the Relief of certain Insolvent Debtors in England ; From the Lords, txv1. 442. Read, 443. Clause added on Third reading; Bill 
passed, with Amendments; printed; 455. Lords desire a conference upon the Amendments; House agree to a conference ; Committee 
appointed to manage it; conference held; Report that the Lords had agreed to some of the Amendments, but could not agree to one, 
and gave their reason ; reason read ; House doth not insist; 460. R.A. 461. To alter and amend said Act; Ordered ; presented ; 
printed; Lxvi1.84. R. A. 158. 





To alter and amend Act 39 Geo. III. c. 50, for making perpetual Act 33 Geo. III. for the further relief of Debtors ; Ordered ; presented ; 
printed ; Lxvi1.84. Again printed, 102. Lords Amendments agreed to, 254. R. A. 289. 


To enable Justices of the Peace to order parochial relief to prisoners confined for Debt; Ordered, Lxvit. 410. Presented, 435. Re- 
committed, 462. Lords Amendments agreed to, 561. R. a. 564. 


For the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England; From the Lords, txvir. 534. Read; printed, 535. Second reading put off for a 
fortnight, 541. Not proceeded in. 


For the Relief of certain Insolvent Debtors in England; From the Lords, Lxvit. 534. Read, 535- Considered, 540. Reported, and 
passed with Amendments, 544. Amendments agreed to by the Lords with Amendments; Considered, and agreed to; 563. 
R. A. 565. To explain and amend said Act; From the Lords; read; printed; Lxvi11. 69. Reported with Amendments, gg. 
Passed with Amendments, 100. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 105. Rk. a. 106, 





For the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England; From the Lords; read; printed; Lxvi1r. 248, Instruction for extending Bill to the 
Settlements in the East Indies; Bill considered, and reported with Amendments; 483. Again printed, 486. Re-committed, 511. 
Again re-committed and considered, 570. Reported with Amendments, 578. Passed with Amendments, 584. Amendmentsagreedto . 
by the Lords with Amendments, 641. Lords Amendments agreed to, 650. R. a. 656. To amend the said Act; From the 
Lords; read; printed; Lx1x. 97. Reported with Amendments, 104. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 114. RB. a. 114. 





For the Relief of certain Insolvent Debtors in England ; From the Lords, and read; tx1x.99. Printed, 101. Reported with Amend- 
ments; re-committed; 107. Passed with Amendments, 111. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 118. R. A. 119. 


For the amendment of the laws relating to Insolvent Debtors; Ordered, Lxx. 204. Presented; printed; 222. Order for Second 
reading read ; notice taken that the Bill was not properly prepared ; Order discharged; Bill withdrawn and another Bill ordered; 262. 
Presented ; printed; 269. Second reading dropped for want of forty Members, 286. Petitions against ; from the King’s Bench and 
Marshalsea Prisons, 361. The Fleet, 364. Second reading put off for three months, 366. 


Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to suspend the power of His Majesty’s Commissioner of the Court for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors ; 
Motion for adjourning debate thereon withdrawn; Original Question again proposed, and Amendment proposed thereto but not 
made; main Question agreed to, and Bill ordered; Lxx1. 195. Presented, 205. Printed, 236. Petitions against ; Debtors of 
Durham Gaol; Sherifis Ward of Devon; Bristol; The Fleet; 288. Whitecross-street, 467. Petition from Bambury in favour, 339. 
Bill committed, 450. Committee deferred, 454. Not proceeded in. 


To amend Act 53 Geo. III. c. 102, for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, &amp;c.; Ordered ; presented; printed; LXxI. 472. R.A. 520. 


For Relief of Insolvent Debtors in Ergland ; Ordered ; presented; printed; Lxx1v. 466. Again printed, 493. Petitions against, to lie on 
on the Table, from, viz. Agents of Insolvent Debtors Court, 491, P. 507. Bath, 569. Davis, Edward, 507. Debtors of London and 
Middlesex, 536. Fleet Prison, 554. p. Hickman, Nathaniel, 507. Marshalsea Prison, 547. Bill re-committed ; again printed; 542. 
Passed, 558- Petition of Crown Debtors in favour, 596. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 622. Report; to lie on the 
Table, and Bill to continue Acts for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England ; Ordered; presented; 626. Rr. a. 631. 


To continue Acts for Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England; Ordered, xxv. 63. Presented; printed; 67. Second reading put off 
[beyond the probable duration of Parliament), 97. 


To remove doubts’ as to the continuance of Acts for Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England; Ordered, txxv. 126. Presented, 139. 
R. A. 278. 


For Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England; Ordered, Lxxv. 132. Presented; printed; 222. Again printed, 276. Re-committed, 304. 
Petition of Robert Streeter for provision ; to lie on the Table, and to be printed; 419. Lords Amendments agreed to, 476. R. a. 478. 


For Relief of poor Debtors confined within the gaol of Dover Castle; Ordered ; presented; printed; Lxvi11. 500. Second reading put off 
for three months, 590. Another Bill; Ordered; presented; Lx1x.143. Printed, 152. Re-committed, 250. R. A. 359. 





For the better Relief of the poor Debtors confined in the King’s Bench, Fleet and Marshalsea Prisons ; Ordered, LXxv111. 393. Presented, 407. 
Printed, 415. Re-committed ; again printed; 499. Further consideration of Lords Amendments put off for three months, and 
another Bill ordered ; presented; 626. kr. a. 656. ; 


For Reliet of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland; Ordered, Lx1v.105. Presented; printed; 189. Petition of Robert Jenkin to be included 
in the Bill, 193. BR. A. 355- 


To amend Act 37 Geo. III. c. 48, for Relief of confined Debtors who may be insolvent in Ireland; Ordered, txv. 143. Presented ; 
printed; 276. nr. a. 482. 


For Relief of certain Insolvent Debtors in Ireland ; From the Lords, xvi. 442. Read, 443. Passed, with Amendments ; printed; 457. 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 460. R. A. 460. -~ 


For Relief of certain Insolvent Debtors in Ireland; From the Lords, txvit. 539. Read, 540. Reported and passed, with Amend- 
ments, 542. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 563. R. a. 564. 


For Relief of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland; Ordered, rxvitt.460. Presented; printed; 473. Lords Amendments agreed to, 659. 
R. A. 660. ——— To amend the said Act; Ordered; presented; LxIx. 334. Printed, 338. R. a. 496. Another Bill to amend 
said Act; Ordered; presented ; LXXI. 499. R.A. 520. 


For Relief of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland; Ordered, Lxx1v.535. Presented, 588. Printed, 602. Further consideration of Report put 
off for three Weeks, 622. Not proceededn. 





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Debtors: Bills relative to Debtors—continued. 
33. To continue Acts for relief of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland; Ordered; presented; txxiv. 628. R. a. 631. 
34. To revive and continue Acts for relief of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland; Ordered; Lxxv.397- Presented, 445. &amp;. a, 468. 
35. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to amend Acts for the relief of Insolvent Debtors in England ; Withdrawn, Lxx1v. 6a¢. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1882-1904. 3'707. Acts of Parliament Addresses, 198. Committ 
Laws Espiring, 36. ve. etitions, 156-165. Priscere. sd &gt; 198 ees, 1456-7 


Deceased Officers :——See Army, 2, 3. Navy, 29. 31. 





Declarations : 

1. His Majesty. King George the Fourth’s Declaration to the Privy Council on His Accession; Lxxv. 87. 

2. The Speaker first alone makes and subscribes the Declaration after his approval,—~At the beginning of the first Parliament of the United 
Kingdom ; Lv1. 7. _ At the beginning of new Parliaments ; rvrir. 8.—Lx11. 4, 560,—LXVINTI. §.—LX XIV. 9.—LEXv. 109, Upon the 
accession of King George the Fourth; txxv. 89. Members make and subscribe the Declaration,—At the beginning of the 
first Parliament of the United Kingdom; ivi. 7, 8. At the beginning of new Parliaments; ivi. 8, 9.—2Lx11. 4, 560.— 
LXVIII. §.—LXXIV. 9. —Lxxv. 109. Upon the accession of King George the Fourth; txxv. 89. Members returned upon 
new writs make and subscribe the Declaration ; LVv1I. 3.— LIX. 3.—LX. 3.-—LXI. 3.—LXIII. 3. —LXIV. 3.—LXV. 3-—LXV1. 3 4.-— 
LXVII. 3.—LXIX. 3.—LXX. 3.—LXXI. 3.—LXXII. 3.—LXXIII. 3.—LX XV. 3, 89. 

See Elections, 783. Excise, 19. Members, 11-15. Roman Catholics, 1. 23. 


De Courcy, Rear Admiral the Honourable Michael :—see House, 115. 


Decrees in Equity :——Bill for the better securing of purchasers of land under Decrees of Courts of Equity ; Ordered, 


LxX. 235. Presented; printed; 243. Passed, 285. Not returned from the Lords. —&lt;—— Another Bill ordered; presented ; 
printed ; Lxx1. 472. Not proceeded in. 








Deeds +——-See Accounts and Papers, 4160. Conveyancers. Land Taz, 7. Registering of Deeds. Supply, 4235. 
4549- 5021. 5024-5. 5415-6. 


Deer -——Bill for more effectually preventing the stealing of Deer; Ordered; presented; printed; vii. 581. rx. a. 661.———To 
amend said Act; Ordered; presented; LxXvi. 230. R. A. 458. 


Xe 
Defaulters :—See Addresses, 203. 


Defaulters at Calls of the House, and Election Ballots :—see zvcetions, 787-802. House, 
52-55. Members, 21-28. 37-45. 51-58. 


Defence of the Realm : Bills relative to the Defence of the Realm : 

1. More effectually to provide for the Defence and Security of the Realm, &amp;c.; Ordered, rvxis. 424. Presented, 429. 2. A. 494——— 
To amend said Act; Ordered, 11x. 406. Presented; printed; 409. R.A. 441. 

2. For establishing and maintaining a permanent additional force for the Defence of the Realm, and for supplying His Majesty's regular 
forces, and for the gradual reduction of the militia of Great Britain; Ordered; presented; printed; 11x. 319. Instruction to divide 
the Bill into two, 332. Bill for England, reported; day appointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be 
printed ; 333- Bill re-committed, 344. Reported ; Motion for now reading the Amendments a Second time negatived, and Second 
reading of Amendments deferred ; 347. Amendments read Second time, some disagreed to, and the rest, with Amendments to 
several of them, agreed to, 349- RB. 4.372. For Bill for Scotland, See infra, 8. 


3. For repealing Act 44 Geo. III. for the Defence of the Realm; Ordered, 1x1. 205. Presented; printed; 222. Acts 43 and 44 Geo. III. 
read, and instruction to repeal same, 287. Bill again printed, 291. Read Third time, and further preceeding adjourned, 301. 
Resumed, and Bill passed, 305. R. A. 332. . 

4.  +Forenabling His Majesty more effectually to provide for the Defence of the Realm; Ordered, tx1. 205. Order of leave discharged, and 
Bill to enable His Majesty annually to train and exercise a proportion of His subjects under certain regulations, and more effegtually 
to provide for the Defence of the Realm ordered; presented; printed; 401. Again printed, 435. Re-committed, 444. Again 
printed, 473. Again re-committed, 484. RB. a. 546. 


To amend Act 44 Geo. III. c. 95, for the Defence of the Realm; Ordered, tx1v. 353. Presented, 357. mR. A. 404. 


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To amend Act of Session 1804, for maintaining a permanent additional force, &amp;c. and for the gradual reduction of the militia of England, 
so far as relates to the city of London ; Ordered ; presented; trx. 406. R. A. 441. 


7. To repeal above Act; Ordered, 1x1. 357. Presented, 509. 2B. a- 567. 


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For establishing and maintaining a permanent additional force for the Defence of the Realm, and for supplying His Majesty’s regular 
forces, and for the gradual reduction of the militia of Scotland; Reported; printed; Lx. 333. Re-committéed, 353. RB. a. 400. 
See supra, 2. ’ 


9. For establishing and maintaining a pores additional force, to be raised in Ireland, for the Defence of the Realm, &amp;¢.; Ordered, 
L1x. 363. Presented ; printed ; 366. Again printed, 384. Re-committed, 990. R.A. 417. 


21, To repeal several Acts of 43 and 44 Geo. III. for raising and establishing an additional force, in Ireland, for the Defence of the Realm ; 
Ordered, 1x1. 320. Presented, 922. R. A. 402. 


Motions relative to the Defence of the Realm : 


12. That it be referred to a Committee to revise the several Bills for the Defence of the Country, and to consider such measures as may be 
necessary to render the said Defence more complete and permanent; Negatived, L1x. 223. 


13. That it be referred to a Committee to revise the several Acts which have passed in sessions 180-3 and 1803-4, for the Defence of the 
Country ; Negatived, 1x. 76. 


14. For leave to bring in a Bill to repeal Act 44 Geo. III. for the Defence of the Realm; Negatived, Lx. 123. 


See Accounts and Papers, 281. 285. 307. 325. Addresses, 26. 454- Army. Committees, 765. Messages, 38. 
Miltary Force. Military Service. Militia, 25. g Petitions, 167. Subdivisions. ; 


Deficiency of Grants :—see Accounts and Papers, 2734. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Demerara :——Bill for regulating the trade of the colonies of Demerara, Berbice, and Essequibo; Ordered, txx1. 443, Pre- 
sented, 449. Printed,452. &amp;. A. §15——==—~For further continuing said Act; Ordered, rxxv. 351. Presented, 357. R. Av 422. 
See Accountsand Papers, 1907. 5167.5172. Addresses, 201-2. Committees, 324, 325. Slaves, 42. 


Demise of the Crown :—See King, 164. Offices, 3. , 
Denizens : 





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Denmark :——See Accounts and Papers, 1908-1911. 2919. 4366. 4380. 5406-5426. 5457. 
Committees; 994. Machinery, 1. Ministers, 1. Petitions, 168. 


Deptford ‘——See Accounts and Papers, 3568. Bridges, 21. Pavings, 67. Poor, 83. 


































Addresses, 48. 161. 204. 594. 


Deputations : 

The Lord Steward, in person, administers the oaths to certain Members, and makes Deputations empowering Members sworn to 
administer the oaths to other Members,— At the beginning of the first Parliament of the United Kingdom; tx1. 5. At the beginning 
of new Parliaments ; LVI. 7.—LXI1. 3, 559-—LXVILI. 3-—-LXXIV. 7.—LXXxv. 107. On the accession of King George the Fourth ; 
LXXV, 89. 

The Lord Steward’s Deputation ; At the beginning of the first Parliament of the United Kingdom; ivr. 4.—_—At the beginning of new 


Parliaments ; Lv111. 6.—.x11. 2, §58.—LXVIII. 2.—LxXIv. 6.—.Lxxv. 106. On the accessio ing George ourth ; 
Lxxv. 88. In the middle of a Parliament [a new Lord Steward having been appointed]; 1x. -_. sy pe : 


See Lord Steward. 
Deputy :——See Sinecures, 1, 2. . 








Deputy Remembrancer :—See Courts of Justice, 48. 

Derby Haven :—see Petitions, 174. 

Derelict Goods :—see Committees, 78. Liquors. 

Desertions :—sce Accounts and Papers, Key to Army. Army, 13. ‘Navy, 5 
Desmond, William :—see Petitions, 661. | ot 
Despard, Colonel :—see Addresses, 49. 

D’Esterre, Henry :—see Elections, 222. 566. House, 205, 

Destitute, Refuge for :——See Accounts and Papers, 1912. 4266. King, 145. Supply, 3144. 4172. 4411. 


Desu etude ’ Acts in :——See Accounts and Papers, 5522. Acts of Parliament, 3. Addresses, 61'7. Questions, 116. 
Scotland, 6. Statute Law of Scotland. ; ' 


Devises, Fraud ulent :—Bill for amending Acts for Relief of Creditors against Fraudulent Devises ; Ordered ; presented ; 
printed ; Lxx1. 284. Passed, 438. Not returned from the Lords. 


Devonshire :--—See Coals, 6.8. Militia, 55. --Miners. Timber, 3. 
Devon Fisheries :—see Fish, 11, 12. : 

Dewes, Richard :—sSee Elections, 211. 

Dice i——-See Accounts and Papers, 1114. Supply, 4549. 5416. 

Dilkes, Brigadier General William Thomas :—see House, 121. 


Dioceses :——See Accounts and Papers, 1283-1324. Addresses, 139. : 


Disbanded Corps :—see supply, Key to Supply. 
Dise overlies *+——See Committees, 687-689. Longitude. Patents. Petitions, 614.659. 661.664. 683. 703, 704. 706. 714. 


Discountenancing Vice, Society for :—see Accounts and Papers, 5098. 
Key to Supply. 


Diseases :——Bill to establish regulations for preventing Contagious Diseases in Ireland; Ordered, Lxx1v. 474. Presented, 480, 
Printed, 488. R. A. 529- See Accounts and Papers, 1914. Addresses, 205. Committees, 1507-9. | 


Disney, Brigadier General Moore :—See House, 102. 
Disorderly Houses :—see Petitions, 171. 
Disposition of Money t:——See Accounts and Papers, 1915-1922. 


Petitions, 716. Supply, 


Addresses, 206. . 


Dissenters : Bills relative to Dissenters : 

To grant further relief to persons differing in opinion with the Church of England with respect to certain penalties imposed by law on those 
who impugn the doctrine of the Holy Trinity; Ordered, Lxvitt. 451. Presented; printed ; 567. Again printed, 595. Passed, 618. 
Committee appo.nted to inspect Lords Journals, 653- Report, and another Bill ordered, 656. Presented, 657. nr. a. 673. 

To extend Acts 19 Geo. III. c. 44, and 53 Geo. III. c. 160, to Ireland; Ordered, Lxx11. 319. Presented; printed; 344. Again 
printed, 361. Lords Amendments agreed to, 449. R. a. 458. 

To enable persons in Ireland dissenting from the established church to provide residences for their respective ministers by voluntary sub- 
scription ; Ordered, Lxx11t. 389. Presented; printed; 394. Order for Second reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn ; 405. 

See Committees, 326. Marriages, 5. Militia, 51. Petitions, 446. 


Dissenting Ministers :—See Accounts and Papers, 3416. Dissenters, 3. 


Dissolutions.of Parliament : 
(29 June 1802); tvr11. 2.—(24 October 1806); Lx11. 1.—(29 April 1807); ux11. 557.—(2g9 September 1812); Lxviir. 1.—(10 June 
1818); ~xx111. 427.—(29 February 1820); LXxv. 105. 
By Proclamation ; LVI. 2.—LXII. 1, 557-— LXVIII, 1.—LXXV. 105.———By the Prince Regent in person; LXXIII. 427. 


Supply, Key to Supply. 


Distilleries and Distillation :——Motion for an Address that investigation be made into the amount and state of human 
food in Ireland, with a view of determining whether or not it be expedient to stop the Distillation from grain in Ireland; Withdrawn, 
LXXII. 138. See Accounts and Papers, 1923-1949. 4694-4756. 4822-4838. Committees, 327-339. 615. 1459-1463. 
Excise, 35. Indemnity, 19. Spirits. ~ . . 
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DISTRESS——DIVISIONS. 


Distress :—See Commercial Credit. Petitions, 3-6. 172. 
Distresses :—sSee Rents. 


Disturban Ces :— Motion for appointing a Committee to take into consideration the progress and extent of the Disturbances in 
Ireland; Negatived, Lxxv. 367. See Accounts and Papers, 1950-1955. 2941-2943. 4486-4489. 4810. Training. 
Watch and Ward. 


Dividends :—-sSee Accounts and Papers, 925-929. 984-5. 5083-5087. Unclaimed Dividends. 





Divisions. 


I. Questions upon which the House divided, and the Yeas went 
forth ; 1—39. 


II. Questions upon which the House divided, and the Noes.went 
forth ; 41—5T. 

III. Divisions of the House of an uncommon sort, and Incidental 
Proceedings ; 58—66. 





I. Questions upon which the House divided, and the Yeas went forth—relative to, 


1. Accounts and Papers :——For ordering Accounts and Papers to be laid before the House; LIX. 157. 


—LKXIII. 42, 144, 477-—LXIV. 308, 341.—LXV. 128, 188.—LXVI. 192, 214.—LXVII. 90. —LXIX. 277.— 
LXXI. 279, 414.—LXXII. 293.—LXXIII. 42, 132.—LXXIV. 203, &amp;c. —«-— For discharging Orders for 
laying Accounts and Papers before the House ; LXXIII. 272. —«— For further Returns to be made to 
Orders for Accounts ; LVII. 551.—&lt;— For reading Accounts ; LXIII. 164. ~«— For referring Accounts 
to a Select Committee ; LXXV. 18. —«— For printing an Account; LXVII. 286. 


2. Addresses :——For presenting them; LVI. 304, 493.— LVIII. 430;670. — LX. 404, 450. — LXI. 15.— 


LXIII. 43, 49, 125.—LXIV. 117, 254.—LXV. 123, 363. — LXVI. 113, 154, 357.—LXVII. 112, 382.— 
LXIX. 259, 460.—LXX. 19, 128, 458.—-LXXI. 20, 46.—LXXIL. 370, 461, &amp;. —«-— That an Address, 
before resolved on, be presented by Privy Councillors; LXVII. 391. That certain words be inserted in 
Address of Thanks (on the Report); LXV. 12. —«»— Respecting the Answer of the Prince Regent to 
an Address for advance of a sum to John Palmer, Esquire; LXVI. 384. 


Adjournments :—See infra, 15. 


3. Administration :—That Ministers have withheld from the House the necessary materials for the discharge 
of its functions, respecting the conduct of France ; LVIII. 475. 


4 Admiralty Secretaries :—That the issue of War Salaries is uncalled for ; LXXII, 80. , 


5, Amendments proposed to Questions :—Relative to Accounts and Papers, That words pro- 


posed to be left out, stand part of Questions; For laying them before the House ; LxIII. 60 —LXIX. 461. 

—LXXIII. 99.—LXXV. 76. —&lt;-=— Relative to Addresses ; That words proposed to be left out stand part 

of Questions ; That Addresses be presented, [ Note. Zhe words proposed to be left out are words in the 

body of the originally proposed Address,\ LV1. 9.—LVII. 456.—LX. 51.—LXIIL. 69, 253.—LXV. 480.— 
LXVII. 7.—LXX. 206, 330.—LXXvV. 7. That words be inserted in the Question for Address; LXII. 564. 

Be inserted instead of words negatived to stand part thereof; LVII. 419. That words be added at the end 

of Questions for Addresses; LXIII. 125.— LXX. 198.—LXXI. 5.—LXXIIL. 239.—LXXV. 7.—=—Relative 

to Amendments; That words proposed to be left out stand part of proposed Amendments ; LX. 291.— 

LXIV. 143, 152, 157, 247, 266.—LXXII. 425.—LXXIII. 339.— LXXIV. -451.—LXXV. 28: That words 

be added to a proposed Amendment; LVII. 419. —«— Relative to Bills; That words proposed to be 

left out stand part of Questions; For leave to bring in Bills; LX. 46. For now reading Bills a First time ; 
LXxX. 449. For now reading Bills a Second time; LVI. 278, 350.—LXIV. 235. —LXVI. 153.— 

LXVII. 217, 259.—LXVIII. 160, 428. — LXIX. 226.— LXXIII. g0.— LXXIV. 277. For reading Bills 

a Second time,—On a future day; LXVI. 462.— LXVIII. 414. —LXXi. 315. This day six months; 
LXVII. 103. For the House now resolving into a Committee of the Whole House on a re-committed 

Bill; LXvil: 218. “On the Morrow; LXVI. 364.—LXVII. 120. That Reports of Bills be received 

To-morrow; LX. 413.—LXVIII. 379. That Reports of Bills be now taken into further consi- 
deration ; LX. 333. — LXI. 456. — LXV. 283. That a Committees Amendments be read a Second time 
upon this day three months; LIX. 347. That Bills be re-committed; LXV. 316.—LXXIY. 429, 448. 
For now reading Bills a Third time; LX. 281.— LXIV. 306.— LXV. 357.— LXVII. 392. 

To-morrow, or on future days; LVI. 559.—LXII. 226. For now taking Lords Amendments into 

consideration ; LXIV .413. That the words, “ this day three months” be added at the end of a Question ; 

“ That a Bill be now [pursuant to Order] read a Second time,” instead of the word “ now” previously 

negatived to stand part thereof; LXII. 244. —«=— Relative to Clauses ; Words to stand part of 

Questions ; For “‘ now” reading a Clause a Second time; LXXI 382. —«— Committals; Words to 
stand part of Questions; For committing,—_ A Member to the Tower; LXV. 252. A.person to Newgate ; 

LXXV. 57. —&lt;=— Relative to Committees; Words to stand part of Questions; For the appointment of 
Committees; LX. 214.—LXX. 213.—LXXIL 37.—LXXIII. 339.—LXXIV. 64. For the House to 
resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House on a certain matter; LXVI. 421. That the 

the House will on future days resolve itself into Committees; LX. 350.—LXI. 429.—LXIV. 161.— 
LXVII. 17. —&lt;=— That words proposed: to be left out stand part of Questions,— For a 

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GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


416 


I. Questions upon which the House divided, and the Yeas went forth—continued. 





DIVISIONS—continued. 













Amendments proposed to Questions—continued. 


Debates to a future day; LXV. 224. For the House to take matters into consideration on a future day ; 
LVII. 436. For bringing a peee to the Bar of the House on a future day; LXII. 794. That the House 
will at rising adjourn till a future day; Lxx. 68. For giving Instructions; LXIl, Rear LEV $8.— 
LXXV. 259. That a Petition be taken into consideration upon a future day; LXIII. 103. —&lt;«_— That 
the words “be referred to the Committee of Privileges,” be added, instead of the words ‘do lie upon 
the Table,” previously negatived to stand part of Question; LXV. 459.—&lt;=—Relative to Questions |which 
are not Orders of the Day|; That words proposed to be left out stand part of such Questions ; LVI. 278. 
—LVII. 436.—LVIII. 318.—LX. 374.—LXI. 429.—LXIIh 163.—LXIV. 235.—LXV. 17.—LXVI. 153.— 
LXVII. 366.—LXVIII. 160-—LXIX. 226.—LXX, 68.—LXXI. 382.—LXXII. 344.—LXXIV. 282, &amp;c. 
For inserting words in such Questions; LXV, 113.—LXVI. 192. For adding words to such 
Questions ; LXIII. 125.—LXxX. 198. For adding words to such Questions instead of words negatived, to 
stand part thereof ; LXV. 235, 459.—LXXI. 382. —«»—For adding words to a Question [being an Order 
ag Day), instead of words negatived to stand part thereof; LXII. 244. —— Relative to Reports ; 

at certain words be inserted in a Queslion, that a Report be taken into further consideration upon 
a future day instead of words previously negatived to stand part of such Question; LX. 301. —»— 
Relative to Speaker ; That the words, “this House will upon this day six months resolve itself into the 
said Committee,” be added, instead of the words “ Mr. Speaker do now leave the chair,” previously 
negatived to stand partof Question ; LXVII. 445. 





6. Bills: —That Reports on Petitions for Private Bills be re-committed; LXXII. 174. —&lt;=— For leave to 


bring in Bills ; LVII. 74.—LX. 123.—LXIII. 336. — LXIV. 12.--LXVI. 371.—LXVII. 116.—LXVIIL. 
210.—LXIX. 145.—LXX. 446.— LXXII. 103. — LX XIII. 80.—LXXIV. 466.—LXXV. 266, &amp;c.#—_— 
That Bills be now read a First time ; LXIII. 125.—LXX. 231. Lords Bill; LXVI. 462. —m— For 
reading a Bill a Second time; LVI. 278. For now reading Bills a Second time; LVI. 114.— 
LXII. 674.—LXVI. 179.—LXVII. 148.—LXVIII. 476.—LXIX, 254,—LXX. 179, —LXXI. 114.— 
LXXIV. 596.—LXXV. 294, &amp;c. That a Bill be read a Second time this day [after sitting late], 
on the morrow or a future day, the Order of the Day for the Second reading having been read ; LVI. 483. 
LXV. 460.—LXVI. 225. —&lt;m— That an interval of twenty-one days be allowed between the Second 
reading and the committal of Public Bills, exclusively eterting Helo LXVI. 148. —«e— For com- 
mitting Bills; LXVI. 129.—LXXI. 240.-— LXXIV. 235. at the House will immediately resolve 
itself into Committees on Bills; LX1, 264.—LXIV. 407.—LXVI. 463. Will this day [after sitting late] 
resolve itself into Committees on Bills; LX11I1. 80.—«—For taking Reports into consideration,—On future 
days; LVI. 595.—LXIII. 293. In three months; LXII. 353. In six months; LXV.182. For 
taking Reports into further consideration on future days [after Order of the Day taking them into 
further consideration read]; LX. 462.—LXV. 345. That the further consideration of Reports be adjourned 
for six months; LVI.357. For now reading Committees Amendments to Bills a Second time; LXIv. 
277. For adding words to such Amendments; LIX.163.—LXXI. 398. That a blank be filled up with 
certain [other] words, after Question negatived to agree with the Committee in their Amendment, [which 
was to fill up the blank with certain words}; LXIV. 344. That words be inserted in Bills on 
Reports; LXII. 236. For re-committing Bills; LVI. 558.—LXI. 443.-—LXII. 161.—LXIV. 100. 
—LXVI. 306.—LXXII. 279.—LXXIV. 320, &amp;c. —&lt;=— That Bills with the Amendments be ingrossed ; 
LVII. 560.--LIX. 265.—LXIV. 340.—LXV. 315.—LXVI. 431.—LXXI. 505.—&lt;-— For now reading 
Bills a Third time; LXI. 402.—LXVII. 488. For reading thema Third time,—On the morrow ; 
LVIIl. 511.—LXVI. 432.—LXXII. 338. On future days; LXII. 405,—-LXVI. 374. For 
discharging orders for the Third reading of Bills; LXVI. 383. For adjourning proceedings on 
Third aie ; LXIl. 786.—LXvVII. 499. That words proposed to be left out stand part of 
Bills on Third reading, LXVII. 286. For inserting words ; LVIII. 318.—LXIV. 276.—LXXI. 462, 492. 
—LXXIII. 180.—LXXIV. 598.—LXXV. 359. For inserting words in Bills instead of words: negatived, to 
stand part thereof; LXVII. 194. For adding words; LXX. 154.—&lt;—.©—That Bills do pass; LVI. 296, 543. 
—LVII. 245.—LVII. 451.— LXI. 552.—-LXII. 786.—LXHI. 423.—LXIV. 386, 401.—LXVIII. 654.— 
LXXI. 401.—LX XII. 283, 450.—LX XII. 376.—&lt;-—-For agreeing to Lords Amendments; LXXII. 195.— 
LXXIV. 610. For adding words to such Amendments; LXVII. 494.—LXXII. 196. For taking such 
Amendments into further consideration in six weeks; LXII. 844. 


7. Clauses :—For bringing up Clauses proposed to be added to Bills on the Report, or on the Third reading; 


LVI, 118.—LXII. 344, 786.—LXIIIL. 423, 455.-—-LXIV. 214, 241.—LXV. 463.—LXVI. 162, 395.— 
LXVII. 195.—LXVIILI. 302.—LXIX. 282.—-LXX. 230.—LXXI. 409, 419 —LXXIL. 338.—LXXV. 58, 76, 
389. —=— For reading a Clause a First time ; LXXII, 455. —«»— For reading Clauses a Second time ; 
LXI. 320, 489.— LXIV. 366.—LXVIII. 660.—LXX, 372.—-LXXI. 348.—LXXII. 375. ——&lt;— That 
a Clause be made part of a Bill; LXVIII. 512.—LXXI. 506.—«—For inserting words in a Clause offered 
to be added to a Bill from the Lords, LXVI. 443. 


8. Committees :—For appointing Select Committees ; LX. 293.—L XII. 645. —LXIII. 308, 449.—LXIV. 219: 


284, 324.— LXV. 95.— LXVI. 117, 121.—LXVII. 48, 108, 116.— LXVIII. 376.—LXIX. 293, 303.— 
LXX. 132, 441.—LXXL 30, 306.—LXXII. 88, 220.—LXXHI. 77, 243, 272.—LXXIV. 186, 402.— 
LXXY. 219, 312, &amp;c. —&lt;«=— For appointing Committees of Secrecy; LXVI. 462.—LXIX. 300. —_ 
That a Secret Committee be chosen by Ballot; LXXIII. 27.—&lt;-—For referring it to a Committee to revise 
or consider various Acts ; LIX. 223,—LX. 76.—LXVII. 318.—«&lt;-For referring Estimates ; LXXI. 108. 
Petitions; LX. 260.—LXVIII. 477.— LXIX. 330.—LXXI. 367.—LXXIV. 254, 409. —«— For Com- 
mittee of Privileges to meet on the morrow to consider of certain matters; LXV. 46.——For the House 
to resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House ; LVI. 71, 226.—LVII. 341.—LIX. 139.—LXII. 639. 
—LXIU. 103.—LXVI. 214.—LXVII. 98, 157.—LXVIII. 256.—LXX. 341. —LXXIV. 393, 445, 457, &amp;c. 
For the House on future days to resolve itself into Committees; LXVI. 404.—LXX. 343. —»— 
For referring matters to a Committee of the Whole House ; LIX. 228. —— For giving Instructions to 
ommittees ; LXIII. 400.—LXX. 264.—LXXIII. 49.—&lt;»--For Committees to have power,—To send for 
ns, papers and records; LXVII. 106.—LXVIII. 526. To send for Mr. T. B. Marsh; LXx. 282. 

or Committees on Bills, See supra, 6. 


9. Counsel :—For their being again called in, and directed to proceed with their Evidence; LIx. 365. 





11. Courts 








DIVISIO NS—continued. 417° 


I. Questions upon which the: House.divided, and the Yeas went‘forth—continued. 
11. Courts.of Justice :—For an inquiry to be made into the state of the Courts of Justice ;-LXIX. 396.: 


12. Debates :—For adjourning, or further adjourning Debates ; LVII. 450.—LXIII. 164, 337, 369.—LXIV. 10. 


—LXV. 252, 351, 378, 492.—LXVI. 154, 347. —LXVII..87, 445.— LXX.:225.— LXXI. 439.—LXXIL. 
195, 237-—LXXIV. 320, 410.—LXXV. 4. 


18. Election Petitions :—For discharging Orders for considering such Petitions ; -LVIII. 149.—L1x. 60.— 
LXII. 57, 74-—&lt;=— That Petitioners on Controverted County Elections deliver to: the sitting. Member, 
Lists of Voters intended to be objected to, and that sitting Member do deliver like lists to Petitioners, on or 


before a certain day ; LXVIII. 241. —&lt;=— That the time for Petitioner entering into ‘his recognizance be 
enlarged ; LXII. 837. 


14. Evidence :—That a person be called in, and éxamined; LVI. 281.—&lt;-— For laying before the House 
Copies of Minutes of Evidence taken,—By Select Committees; L XIII. 241.—LXVIII. 242. By Committees 
on Bills; LXVIII. 539. —&lt;— For printing Minutes of Evidence taken before Committees ,on Bills ; 


LXVI. 383. —&lt;=— That a Question proposed to be put to a Witness be expunged from the Minutes ; 
LXIII. 190. 


15. House :—That the Speaker do not take the Chair until sixty Members are present; LVI. 188. —=—: 
That the House be called over on a certain day ; LXIV. 103.-—&lt;— For the House, at rising, to adjourn 
to particular days ; LVIII. 389.—LXVI. 3, 6.—&lt;««-—That the House will,— Proceed to do certain matters ; 
LXI. 393. Early in the following session, take matters.into consideration ; LXIV. 394, 407.—LXVI. 418. 
—LXVII. 462, 465.—&lt;«.—That it is necessary that the House should inquire into certain matters ; LXIV. 97. 
—&lt;»— That it. appears to the House, or that the House is of opinion, &amp;c. ; LXIII. 179. — LXIV. 296.—. 
LXVII. 47.—LXX. 60.—LXXIII. 135, &amp;c.—&lt;»—That matters be heard at the Bar; LXIV. 304. —»—— 
For persons to attend the House; LXVII. 432: —«— For committing persons to the custody of the 
Serjeant at Arms ; LXXIV..282.—&lt;—That persons be discharged ; LXV. 166, 290. See also infra, 34.. 


16.. India :—Relative to the assumption of the Government of the Carnatic ; LXIII.:396. 


17. Instructions :—For giving Instructions,—To Committees on Bills; Lvil. 276, 606. To other 
Committees; .LXVII. 361. | 


18. Journals :—That a special entry be made therein; LXIX, 204. 


19. Members :—That Members have leave of absence ; LVI: 103.—LXXII. 311.—&lt;—That a Member have 
leave to absent himself from any further attendance on an Election Committee ; LIX. 21. —&lt;-— That 
a Member, having been called to the chair of the Committee of Ways and Means, be excused from further , 
attendance on another Committee; LXIII. 241. —&lt;«- — That the name of a Member be struct out of the 
list of names reported from a Committee appointed to examine the list of names to be a Select Committee; 
LX. 227. —«-— That a Member (Benjamin Walsh, esq.) is unworthy and unfit to continue a Member 
of the House; LXVII. 176. —&lt;«— That a Member (Lord, Cochrane) be expelled ; LXIX.. 433. 


21. Militia :—That the still continuing a part of the Militia embodied is contrary to Act 42 Geo. I. &amp;e.; 
LXX. 60, 123. . 


22. Motions :— On Motions made and Questions put [such Questions not being Orders of the day]; LVI. 103. 
LXXV. 4, &amp;c. 


23. Orders:—That all Orders of the day set down for certain days in the week, shall be disposed of before the 
House will proceed upon Motions ; LXVI. 148. —&lt;«»— That Orders of the day be now read ; LXIII. 292. 
—LXV. 115.—LXVIII. 537 —«=— That an Order of the day be postponed till after the House shall 
have proceeded upon other Orders of the day; LVI. 188. —«— That a [particular] Order of the day be 
now read, to supersede a Motion; LXVIII. 367. See infra, 51.—&lt;-— That Orders be discharged ; 
LXVI. 383.—LXXII. 363.—LXXIII. 272. That parts of Orders be discharged; LXX. 274. 


24. Peace :—tThat the conduct of Ministers on the Mediation offered by the Emperor of Austria was unwise, &amp;c.; 
LXIII. 131. 


25.. Petitions :—That leave be given to present Petitions [ for Private Bills|; LVI. 425:—LXX. 85.—LXXIV. 
319. —&lt;»— That. Petitions offered to be presented, be brought up;: LVI. 281. —LXIII. 144, 149.— 
LXVIII. 624. — LXX. 181.—LXXII. 344, 370.— LXXIV. 312, 431. That Petitions be now read; 
LXXII. 156.—&lt;«— That Petitions be referred to Committees; LVII. 425.—LXIII. 184, 359.—LXV. 362, 
399, 446.—LXVIII. 477.—LXXII. 311. To Committees of the Whole House; LX. 271.—LXVI. 337, 391. 


——»— That a Petition against a Bill do lie on the Table until the Report be taken into further consi- 
deration ; LXVIII.- 392. 


26. Pitt, The Ri ght honourable William :—that he has tendered great and important Services to 
his Country; LVII.-420. . 


27. Privilege :——That it is a high Breach of Privilege to circulate lists of the names of Members to serve upon 
a Select Committee to be appointed by Ballot ; Lx. 216. 


28. Prize Money :——That every six months a. list be published in the Gazette of unclaimed Wages and 
Prize Money ; LXVIII. 653. . 


29. Proctor, or Procurator General :—That the ;duties; are so: extensive ‘that .it is expedient that 
three or more should be appointed ; LXIII. 435. 


31. Prosecutions :—That the Attorney General do prosecute a person for Bribery and Corruption; LVIII. 425. 


32. Questions :——On Main Questions [not being Orders of the day] being put; LXV. 339: Being as,amended, 
- put; LXV. 224,—LXVI. 148. See also supra, 5.. 22. 


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418 DIVISIONS—continued. 


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I. Questions upon which the House divided, and ‘the Yeas went forth—contined. 


33.. Reports :—That a Report be referred to the Committee of Supply ; LXxXHI. 283. That Reports be now 
taken into consideration; LXXII. 446. Into further consideration; LXXIII. 409. Be re-committed ; 
LXXII. 263. —&lt;i— That a Report from a Select Committee be referred to the consideration of a Com- 
mittee of the Whole House; LXIII. 349. —~&lt;«— That a Report from a Committee of the Whole House 
be received this Day [after sitting late]; LXIII. 319. 


34. Resolutions :—On Motions made, and Questions put,—That the House will do various matters ; That 
it appears to the House; That the House is of opinion, &amp;c.; LXI. 393.—EXIIf. 179, 448.—LXIV. 296. 
—LXVII. 47, 469.—LXVUI. 61.—LXXIV. 396.—LXXV. 344, 443, &amp;c. —&lt;«=— That a Resolution of the 
Committee of Ways and Means be now read a Second time; LXIV. 325. That a Resolution of the 
Committee of Supply be re-committed; LXVI. 212. That a Resolution of a Committee of the Whole 
House, agreed to by the House, be rescinded; LXVIII.45. That words proposed to.be left out stand 
part of proposed Amendment to a Resolution of a Committee of the Whole House; LXVIII. 565.——— 
That certain words be inserted in a Resolution of a Committee of the Whole House, instead of words 
negatived to stand part thereof; LXVIM. 573. 


35. Slave Trade :—That the House will proceed to take Measures for the Abolition thereof; EXI. 393. 
36: Fhanks of the House:—That the same be given ; LXIII. 33.—LXV. 18. , 


37. Vaceme Inoculation :—That the House is of opinion that great benefit would be derived from the 
establishment of a Central Institution ; LXIII. 415. 


38. Wharton, Mr.:—tThat he be excused from attendance on the Committee of Public Expenditure, having 
been called to the Chair of the Committee of Ways and Means; LXIII. 241. 


39. York, Duke of :—That it appears to the House indecorous in the advisers of The Prince Regent to have 
recommended the re-appointment of the Duke of York to the Office of Commander in Chief; LXVI. 400. 


II. Questions upon which the House divided, and the Noes went forth,— 
relative to— 


41. Accounts and Papers :—For now taking them into consideration [pursuant to Order of the day]; 

LXIII. 91. 7 

43, Adjournments of the House :—That the House do now adjourn [i being after four of the clock in 

: the Afternoon]; LVI. 133.—LX. 221.—LXII. 818 [two divisions].—LXI11. 164.—LXV. 460. —LXVII. 103, 
286.—LXVIII. 272.—LXX. 120,-—LXXI. 340, 382.—LXXII. 360 [three divisions]. 


44. Amendments proposed to Questions :—Relative to Bills; “That words proposed to be 
; left out stand part of Questions,”—For now reading a Lords Bill a First time [being an Order of the day); 
LXXIII. 149. For now reading Bills a Second time [being Orders of the Day]; LVI. 453, 559.—LVIII. 
326.—LIX. 182, 210, 326, 352, 435.—LX. 104, 117, 226.—LXI. 255, 266, 419.—LXII..244, 357, 
723.-—-LXIV. 177, 204.—LXV. 109.—LXVI. 161, 196, 316.—LXVII. 123, 249, 261.—LXVII. 148, 
278.—LXXI. 250.—LXXIII. 217, 346, 351.—LXXIV. 250, 306, 341.—LXXV. 75, &amp;c. That the Speaker 
do now leave the Chair [ for the House to go into Committee on Bills pursuant to Order}; LXVI. 275.— 
LXVII. 255.—LXVIII. 580.—LXIX. 222, 381.—LXX. 143.—LXXII. 320. — LXXIII. 289, 313.— LXXIV. 
245, 499, 548, &amp;c. That Reports of Bills be now received [ pursuant to Order]; LXX. 346, 403. That 
Reports of Bills be now brought up [pursuant to Order for receiving them]; LXVU. 301.—LXX. 152.— 
LXXIV. 555. That Reports be now read; LXIX. 271.—LXxXV. 63. That Amendments made by Com- 
mittees be now read a Second time; LXI. 485. — LXIV. 344.—LXVI. 337.—LXVII. 398, 465.—LXVIII. 
359, 610.—LXX. 152.—LXXI. 445.-—LXXIV. 250, 345, 452.—LXXV. 379. That Reports of Bills be 
now taken into further consideration [ pursuant to Order); LVI. 190, 527.—-LXII. 766.—LXVII. 509.— 
LXVIII. 518.—LXIX. 451, 453. That the further consideration of Reports be now resumed [ pursuant to 
Order]; LXVII. 363. For now reading Bills a Third time [being Orders of the Day]; LVI. 200.—LVII. 
523.— LVIII. 373, 400.— LX. 313, 329.— LXI. 270, 387, 506.—LXII. 829.— LXIII. 164, 189.— LXVI. 
239, 412.—-LXVII. 337, 522.—LXX. 399.—L XXIII. 117, 389.—LXXIV. 77, 257, 527; &amp;c. Specifying 
the title of a Bill; LXiv. 401. Relative to Members ; That words proposed to be left out stand part 
of Questions ; That certain Members be Members of Committees; LX. 214.—LXH. 597.—LXIV. 10.— 
LXV. 21, 38,—LXXI. 392.—LXXII. 38, 318.—&lt;_~Relative to Questions [which are Orders of the day); 
That words proposed to be left out stand part of such Questions; LVI. 453:—LXV. 136, 205, 293.— 
~ LXVIII. 148, 278.—LXIX. 90, 232, 245.—LXX. 137, 157, 276.—LXXI. 62, 339, 389.—LXXII. 163, 236, 
284.—LXXV. 75, &amp;c. —«=— Relative to Reports That words proposed to be left out stand part of Ques- 
tion ; For their being now taken into further consideration [ pursuant to Order]; LX. 356.—LXVIMI. 557. 
—LXXV. 164. That they be now read [after being received]; LXX. 120. —&lt;-— Relative to Resolutions 
of Committees ; That words proposed to be left out stand part of Questions ; For their being now read 
a Second time ; LXX. 228.—LXXI. 164.—~-—Relative to y own That words proposed to be left out 
stand part of Questions ; That the Speaker do now leave the Chair [ for the House to go into Committees 
pursuant to Orders of the Day]; LXV1. 275.—LXVII. 255.—LXVIIL. '582.—LXXIIL. 289, 313.—LXKIV. 
245, 409, 548, &amp;c. ——m— Relative to Writs ; That words sitihobil to be left out stand part of Ques- 
tion; That the Speaker do issue his Warrant for a new Writ [in the case of a void Election]; LXXIV. 324. 


46. Bills :-—For now reading a Lords Bill a First time [pursuant to Order]; LXXII. 393. —»—For now 
reading Bills a Second time [ pursuant to Order]; LVI. 411, 498.—LVIII. 326.—LIX. 326, 329.—LX. 

133, 172.—LXI. 157, 326.—LXxIII. 80, 405.— LXV. 129, 460.—LXVI. 116, 128, 157.—LXVII, 102, 

120, 224.—LXIX. 172, 470.+LXX. 282, 350.—LXXII. 170, 285.—LXXIII. 159.—LXXV. 21, &amp;c. 

———=»— That the Committee on a [Private] Bill be revived; LXXI 350. That the do how 

leave the Chair [for the House to resolve itself into Committees on Bills, pursuant to Order|; LVUUl. 358, 

612. — LIX. 201, 202, 230.— LXVHI. 505, 568. —&lt;m— That Reports,— Be now received [ -—— to 

rder | ; 





IE. Questions wpon which the House divided, and the Noes went forth—continued. 





DIVISIONS—continued. 419 


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Bills—continued. 


Order]; LXXI. 382. Be now brought up [after Order for receiving same read); LXV. 407. Be now 
taken into further consideration { pursuant to Order]; LVUI. 354.—LXV. 397. —&lt;»— For now reading 
a Second time Amendments made by Committees ; LVI. 177-—LIX. 163, 347.—LXV. 112,—LXVI. 203. 
—LXVII. 350.—LXVIII. 654. That words proposed to be left out stand part of such Amendments ; 
LXIV. 397.-—LXVII 483.—LXVIII. 660.—LXXI. 382, 397, 468.— LXXIII. 352. That the House doth 
agree with Committees in Amendments; LVIII. 528, 677.—LX. 385.—LXI. 412.—LXIV. 344, 397.— 
LXV. 481.—LXVI. 40, 193.—LXVII. 495.—LXVIII. 610.—LXX. 152, 230.—LXXII. 273.—-LXXV. 307, 
379. ——e~— That words proposed to be left out stand part of Bills,—Upon the Report; LXVI. 375.— 
LXVII. 481.—LXXL 397.—LXXIII. 143. On further consideration of Report; LXXIV. 250. —.— 
That Bills be now read a Third time [ pursuant to Order] ; LVI. 200, 259.—LVIII. 377.—LIX. 207, 210. 
—LX. 134, 453,—LXI. 245, 339.—LXII. 256.—LXIII. 429.—LXIV. 269, 401.—LXV. 378, 466.— 
LXVI. 197, 246.—LXVII. 514, 539-—LXVIII. 61, 301.—LXX. 393.—LXXII. 124, 424.—LXXIIL._ 180. 
—LXXIV. 524, 554.—LXXV. 58, 413, &amp;c. That words sed to be left out stand part of Bills,—Upon 
the Third reading; LVI. 542.—LX. 162.—L XI. 379.—=+LXIV. 364, 396.—LXVII. 427.—LXIX. 276, 336. 
—LXX. 157-—LXXI.°254, 402, 419, 462.—LXX#. 124, 450.—LXXIII. 325.—-LXXIV. 533, 565, 583. 
-—LXXV. 66, 312, 432. Upon resuming adjourned proceedings on Third reading; LVII. 460. 


46. Clauses :—That Clauses proposed to be left out of Bills stand part thereof,—U pon the Report; LXxXII. 


374. Upon the Third reading; LXXII. 303. —«»— That words proposed to be left out stand part of 
Clauses; LIX. 166.—LXU. 814.—LXIH. 376. , 


47. Committees :—For now reading Resolutions of Committees of the Whole House a Second time; 


LXVII. 388. —«=— For the House agreeing—With Committees in Resolutions; LVI. 541.—LX. 142. 
With the Committee,—Of Supply; LXVU. 82. Of Ways and Means ; LIx. 360. Witha Committee in 
a Resolution as amended ; LXVIII. 564. See supra, 45. infra, 49. 55. 


48. Counsel :—That Counsel be now called in [upon the Second reading of Bills, Petitions ayainst having been 


ordered to lie on the Table till the Second reading, and Petitioners to be then heard by Counsel]; LX1. 444. 
—LXX. 310. 


49. Members :—That a certain Member be a Member of a Committee; LXVII. 106.—®—That Members 


be added to Select Committees ; LX VII. 474.—LXXIV. 113.—&lt;™—That the Names of Members [ordered 
to attend the Service of the House that day] be now ¢alled over; LVI. 250. 


51. Orders of the Day :—For now reading the Orders or other Orders of the Day [to supersede Motions] ; 


LVI. 212, 282.-LVHI. 474.—LIX. 204, 304, 360.—LX. 113, 420.—LXI. 76.—LXII. 314.—L XIII. 149, 
. 384.—LXVII. 391-—LXVIN. 474, 592,—LXXI. 231, 307.—LXXH. 160, 373.—LXXIII. 412.—LXXIV. 
606.—LXXV. 155. See supra, 23. 


52. Petitions :—That Petitions [which had been presented and read| do lie upon the Table ; LXV. 323, 346, 


465, 492.—LXVII. 431.—LXX. 264.—LXKII. 7, 33, 48.—LXXHI. 223, &amp;c. 


53. Questions :—[The previous Question] That that Question be now put; LVI. 35, 90, 353.—LVHI. 230, 


425.—LIX. 152.—LX. 200, 201.—LXI. 232, 526.—LXII. 845.—LXIII. 131, 304, 395, 396.—LXIV. 71, 
265, 331.—LXvV. 14, 146, 207.—LXVI. 21, 188.—LXVII. 250.—LXVIII. 505, 592, 619.—LXX. 97, 183, 
224.—LXXI. 263, 324, 344.~-LXXII. 110, 152, 169.—LXXHI. 334, 415.—LXXIV. 142, 237, 368.— 
LXXV. 138, 214, 253, &amp;c. —&lt;=— Main Questions [being Orders of the Day); LV1. 200,—LVIII. 326. 
—LIX. 326.—LXIII. 91.—LXV. 460. See also supra, 44. 


54. Reports :—That Reports be now received [ pursuant to Order]; LXX. 119.—LXXV. 432. See supra, 45. 


55. Resolutions :—That words proposed to be left out stand part,—Of Resolutions of Committees of the 


56. § 


Whole House; LXV. 315, 437, 438.—LXVI. 23, 335.—LXVUl. 146, 344.—LXVIII. §72.—LXIX. 286. 

/ —LXX. 123, 372.—L XXIV. 164. Of Schedules in Resolutions; LXXIV. 523. —«— That Resolutions 
of the Committee of Ways and Means be now taken into further consideration pursuant to Order; LXX. 
161. See supra, 47. 


peaker :——That the Speaker do now leave the Chair, for the House to go into Committees [pursuant to 


Orders of the Day]; LV1. 124, 169, 444.—LVII. 346, 565.—LVIII. 358, 612.—LIX. 201, 230, 261.— 
LX. 121, 178, 204.—LXI. 291, 429.—LXIII. 362, 398, 410.—LXIV. 274, 325, 404.—LXV. 436.— 
LXVI. 183.—LXVII. 82, 399, 484.—LXx. 108, 361.—LXXI. 461.—LXXIII. 165, 358.—LXXV. 71, 
334, &amp;c. 


IIl. Divisions of the House of an uncommon Sort, and Incidental Proceedings : 


58. 


59. 
61. 
62. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820) 


An equality of numbers upon Divisions, Mr. Speaker gives the Casting Vote; LVI. 169.—LX. 201.— 
LXVI. 395-—LXVIII. 498.—LXX. 273, 283.—LXXIIl. 272. 


No Yeas except the Tellers; LXVIII. 653.—+LXXI. 322. -LXKXII. 455.—LXXIV. 596. 
No Noes except the Tellers ; LXVI. 432—=LXXI. 483.—LXXII. 195.—LXXIII. 412. 


The Yeas on the right hand and the Noes on the left, on Question that a certain Member do take the Chair 
as Speaker, the Tellers in such case being appointed by the Clerk; LXXxII. 307. —&lt;m=+— The Yeas on the 


right hand of the Speaker and the Noes on the left, during Ballots for Committees for the trial of Contro- 
verted Elections; LXII, 162. 


Not a House upon Divisions; House was adjoumed on its appearing upon the Report of Divisions that forty 
Members were not present, and: being after four of the n Lsrern the afternoon; LVI. 124.—Lx1I. 834.— 
LXIV. 231, 322.— LXV. 95.—-LXVI. 293, 432.—-LXVH. 399.—LXVII1. 477.— LXIX. 232.—LXX. 219.— 

_ LXXII. 170, 455.—LXXIII. 409.~-LXXV. 334. ; 


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420. _ DIVORCEs.: 





III. . Divisions:of:the; House of -an.uncommon Sort,: and Incidental Proceedings 
—continued. 
64. Not a House, it appearing upon a Division in a Committee of the Whole House that forty Members were 
not present, whereupon Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair, and the House being told by Mr. Speaker, and 
forty Members not being present, House was adjourned; LVI. 300.—LVII. 192.—LXXIV. 482, 489. 


65. The numbers for the Noes who staid in the House having been told, and the Tellers not agreeing as to the 
number of Yeas who were coming in, the House divided again; LXV. 235. 


66. Numbers reported by the Tellers, and notice being taken that several Members had come into the House 
after the Question was put, The Speaker desired any Members who were.not in. the House when the 
Question was put, to signify tle same, and several Members having stated that they were not in the House, 
their names were struck off from the Yeas and from the Noes; LXXIV. 393. 








I. Public Bill relative to Divorces; 1. 


II. Bills from the Lords, for dissolving Marriages, and Proceedings 
thereon ; 2—57. , 


III. Question Negatived relative to Divorce Bills; 58. 


I. Public Bill relative to Divorces: 


1. To enable the examination of witnesses to be taken in India, in support of Bills of Divorce on account of adultery committed in India ; 
From the Lords; read; printed; Lxxv. 453. Passed, with an Amendment, 465. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 469. 
R. A. 458. : 


If. Bills from the Lords, for dissolving Marriages, and Proceedings thereon : 
2. Abdy, Sir William, with Dame Ann Abdy ; Read, Lxx1. 467. Committee to sit before the usual time, all parties being consenting ; 
497.. R.A. §09. iG 


. Addison, Edward, of Jane Campbell with him, on account of his incestuous Adultery with the Sister.of the said Jane Campbell ; and 
read; ivi. 476, - Petition of Mr. Bedford, Agent for Mrs. Campbell, respecting the service of the. Orders of the House, called in, and 
gave an account of the allegations contained in his Petition, 525. Leave given for-service of the Orders of the House,: and a copy of 
the Bill upon the Solicitor of Mr. Addison, 526. Mr. Speaker informs the House that he had received a Letter from Mr. Addison’s 
Solicitor; Entry in Votes read,:and Bill considered ;-541. Reported, with an Amendment; Day appointed for further .comsidering’ 
Report, 547. Report, further considered ; Amendment agreed to; 559. . Bill passed, with Amendments, 572. Amendments agreed to 
by the Lords, 614. R. a. 620, 


% Bailey, William Morris, with Henrietta, his Wife; Lxx11. 284. Read, 286. R. a. 355. 
Barlow, Sir George Hilaro, with Dame Eliza his Wife; uxx1. 256. Read, 257. R. a.318. 
Bazett, Richard Campbell, with Margaret Ann Bagett; Lxiv.53. Read, 64. R. a. 132. 
. Best, Thomas, with Lady Emily Best; Read, ux1x. 313. R. a. 361. 

. Blackford, John, with Maria Camilla his Wife; Read, Lxv11. 333. B. a. 416. 

. Bloxam, Samuel Anthony, with Mary his Wife; x1x. 264. Read, 270. R.-a. 361. 

11. Banham, George, with Paulina Lushington; Read, uvit. 579. -R. a. 661. 


12. Borringdon, the Right Honourable Lord. John, with the Right Honourable Augusta Lady Borringdon ; Read, Lx1v. 34. 
Committed; House informed that all parties gave their consent to the time .being shortened for going. into the Committee ; Entry in 
Journal read ; Bill considered; Reported, and passed; 41. R.A. 43. 


13. Brograve, Sir George, with Emma Louisa Brograve; Lx1v.150. Read, 154. R. a. 256. 


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14. Campbell James, with Jesse Campbell ; rv1. 419.. Read, 420. Petition of Mrs. Campbell against, referred to the Committee on the: 


, Bill, 505. Bill reported, with an Amendment ; Amendment agreed to; 559- Passed, with an Amendment, 572. Amendment agreed 
to by the Lords, 628. Rr. a. 641. 


Campbell Jane :—See supra, 3. 
15. Campbell Peter, Junior, with Elizabeth Lewes Woollery; ux1v. 164. Read, 165. R. a. 256. 
16. Chamberlain, Henry, with Eliza his Wife; Lxvi1r. 390. Read, 394. RB. A. 508. 
17. Christie, Charles, with Thomasine his Wife; 1xx. 393.‘ Read, 402. . r..a. 465. | 
18. Clitherow, Lieutenant-Colonel John,, with Sarah his Wife ; Read, Lxx1Vv. 294. RwA. 469. ' 
19. Cloncurry, Lord, with Lady Cloncurry; Read, txv1. 361. R. a. 454. 
21. Duckworth, George, with Mary Grundy ; Read, ivr. 284. . 8. a. 334. 


22. Dundas, Robert, with Jane Rollo; Read, 1x1x. 485. Reported, with Amendments, 509. Passed, with »Amendments, 513. 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 520. R. A. 521. 


23, Dunn, John William, with Eliza Papps; xxiv. 583. Read, 588. x. a. 620. . 


24. Dyott, Lieutenant-General William, with Eleanor his Wife; Read, 1xx1. 513. House informed that all parties were con- 
senting to the time being shortened for going into the Committee; Bjll committed; 525. ®- 4- 529.——-—To amend Act; Read, 

\ » LXXI1..390.° Petition of Eleanor Thompson (late Dyott): against, 402. Bill committed ; Committee to sit, and proceed forthwith ; ; 
Petition of Mrs. Thompson. referred ;. Counsel ordered ; all to have voices; 421. Motion-that the Bill be-now-read.a Third time ; 
Debate, thereon adjourned; 447. . Petition of Eleanor Thompson against, 45y. , Debate further adjourned, 461. - Resumed ; Bill passed, 
with Amendments ; 468. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 469. R.A. 473+ &gt; ; 

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II. Bills from the Lords, for dissolving Marriages, and Proceedings thereon 


« tn ene , » —continued. 
25. Ellis, John, with Maria Palmer; Read, ux1r. 779. m. a. 840. 


26. Foote, Edward James, with Nina Herries; uvitt. 520. Read, 536. R. a. 588. 
27. Garde, Henry Prendergast, with Catherine Garde; Read, tx1x. 249. R. A. 361. 
2s. Gardner, Alan Hyde, with Maria Elizabeth Adderley ; Read, ux. 438. 8. 4. 489. 


29. Gordoh, Sir J ohn, with Pyne Crosby; xx1. 443. Read, 445. Message to the Lords, acquainting them that the Bill had been 
carried to them by mistake, and requesting that it might be returned, 525. Report of the Bill having been received back, 525¢ 
&gt; Passed) 534. BR. A.547- , 


31. Green, George Henry, with Sarah Nisbet Rutherford; uxrx. 211, Read, 213. &amp;. a. 280. 
32. Gregson, Jesse, with Grace Close; Read, Lx1v. 55. R. A. 132. 


33. Guard, William, with Margaret Letitia, his Wife; Read, rxv. 446. Committed, 453. Petition, praying that the service of the 
Order of the House on the Proctor may be deemed good service ; Referred, 467. n. a. 483. 


34. Halford, Richard, with Sarah Tournay Halford; xxiv. 284. Read, 285. R. a. 459. 
35. Hayes, George, with Christian Jones; rv1. 628, Read, 629. n. a. 666. 
36. Leigh, Philip, with Catherine Leigh; rxximt. 171. Read, 173. R.A. 328. 


37. Lingham, William, with Eliza Lingham ; 1x. 377. Read, 381. Petition respecting the service of the Orders of the House; to lie 
; on the Table, 426. Read again; Agent for Petitioner called in, and gave an account of the allegations contained in the Petition; 
leave given for service of the Order of the House, and a copy of the Bill, upon the mother of Mrs. Lingham, 429. R. a. 489. 

38. Loveden, Edward Loveden, with Ann Loveden; Read, rxv1. 394. Bill considered, and report progress, 494. Further con- 
sidered, and reported, 425. Bill read Third time; Clause offered; committed, and considered ; 431. Committee deferred, 431, 435. 
Further considered, reported, amended, and agreed to ; another Clause offered ; amended, and agreed to ; Bill passed ; 443. Not returned 

from the Lords: 


39. Markham, George, with Elizabeth Evelyn Sutton; rv111. 406. Read, 409. R. a. 496. 

41. Massy, the Reverend Charles, with Mary Anne Rosselwyn; ux111. 435. Read, 437. Passed, with an Amendment, 470. 
Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 474. RB. 4. 476. 

42, Moore, John, with Barbara Brabazon; Read, tx. 424. RB. A. 489. 

43. Moore, Richard, with Sidney Arabella Moore; txvit. 373. Read, 374. R. a. 416. 


44. Owen, Sir Edward William Campbell Richard, with Elizabeth Owen; xxx11. 255. Read, 258. Reported, with an 
_ Amendment, 324. Passed, with an Amendment, 330. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 348. R. A. 355. 

45. Pellew, Pownoll Bastard, with Eliza Harriet Pellew; txxv. 453. Read; Petition of Edward Frowd, agent to Mr. Pellew, 

praying that the time for the Second reading may be shortened ; Mr. Frowd called in, and examined ; Mr. Sandys, agent for Mrs. Pellew, 

called in, and having consented; 453; Bill ordered to be read a second time on the morrow, 454. Bill committed; House informed 


that all parties were consenting that the time should be shortened for going into the Committee; service of the Order of the House on 
Mr. Sandys to be deemed guod service; 457. R.A. 469. 


46. Powles, John Diston, with Louisa his Wife; uxx. 385. Read, 388. x. a. 465. 


47. Rosebery, Earl of, with the Countess of Rosebery; Read, 1xx. 350. Petition of Agent respecting the service of the Order of the 
House on the Countess; called in, and gave an account of the allegations in his Petition ; service of the Order on Mr. Clarkson to be 
deemed good service ; 373. Bill reported, with Amendment ; Amendment negatived ; 407. Clause added on Report, 408. Amend- 


- ments made on-further consideration of Report, 412. Bill passed, with Amendments, 416. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 434. 
R.A. 437- ca 


48. Simpson, William, with Sarah Barbara Torriano; Read, rx1. 467. R.A. 561. 

49, Smith, Richard Oliver, with Harriet his Wife; 1xx11.310. Read, 311. x. a. 376, 

51. Taunton, William Doidge, with Henrietta his Wife; txv1.192. Read, 196. R. a. 257. 

52. Taylor, George, with Catherine Birchall Taylor; Read, rv1.240. R. A. 334. 

53. Thomas, William Prockter, with Arabella Maria his Wife; rxx1v. 334. Read, 336. Petition of Robert Beadon, Solicitor for the 


Bill, respecting the service of the Order of the House; called in, and having given an account of the allegations in his Petition, service 


of the Orders of the House upon Mr. Turner, Proctor, and Mr. Strong, Solicitor for Mrs, Thomas, to be deemed good service, 363. 
R. Ae 459- 


5A. Tighe, Robert, with Esther Tighe; Read, 11x. 369. R.A. 431. 


55. Trelawney, John, with Caroline his Wife; Lxx1v. 275. Read, 276. Committed,285. Marshall of the King’s Bench to bring 
Sarah Proutt to the Committee, and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrant accordingly, 314, 323. R.A. 459. 


56. Wellesley, The Right Honourable Henry, with Lady Charlotte Wellesley; uxv. 103. Read, 104, Committed; House 


informed that all parties gave their consent that the time should be shortened for going into the Committee; entry in Journal read; 
Bill considered ; reported, and passed; 107. R.A. 114. 


57. Weston, Thomas, with Frances Mary Lenn; Read, 1x. 371. 8. a. 432. 


ITT. Question Negatived relative to Divorce Bills : | 


58. For appointing a Select Committee to inspect the Journals of the House of Lords, in relation to their proceedings with respect to the 
making a Standing Order concerning Bills of Divorce; Lx1v. 324. 


See Bills, 514. 584. 





Dixon and C° :—— See Accounts and Papers, 2542. 
Dixon, Elijah :—see Petitions, 246. 
Dobree, Lieutenant :—see Supply, 2815. 





geo  -Borks, 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) : 


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DOCKS, 





HARBOURS, PIERS, &amp;c. 


Docks, Warbours, Piers, et. 





I. Public Bills relative to Docks, Harbours, Piers, &amp;c.; 1—9. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Docks, Harbours, Piers, &amp;c. and 
Proceedings thereon; 11—114. 


I. Public Bills relative to Docks, Harbours, Piers, &amp;c. : 


1. For the preservation of the Public Harbours of the United Kingdom ; Ordered; presented ; printed; 1x1. 538. R. A. 669. 


2. For the better regulation of Harbours, &amp;c.; Ordered, 1x1x. 216. Presented; printed; 221. Again printed, 309. Re-committed, 496. 
Lords amendments agreed to, 514. RB. A. 517. 


3. Dona ghadee :—For granting a certain sum of money towards improving the Harbour of Donaghadee, and rendering it a more fit situation 
for His Majesty’s packets ; Ordered, Lx xv. 399. Presented, 408. Rr. a. 468. 


4. Dublin :—For charging duties on ships, &amp;c. within the Harbour of Dublin; Ordered, Lxx. 308. Not presented, ———— To enable the 
Commissioners of Customs and Pert Duties in Ireland to purchase premises for Docks and Warehouses in Dublin ; Ordered, xx. 419. 
Presented, 424. Regent's recommendation signification signified, 434. R. a. 464. ———«——— To amend said Act; Ordered ; presented ; 
printed; LXXIV. 557. R. a. 620. See infra, 5. 37, 


5. Dunleary :—To authorize the appointment of Commissioners for erecting an Asylum Harbour for ships to the eastward of ee 
within the Port of Dublin; Ordered, xx. 384. Presented, 397. R. a. 469. See infra, 43. 


6. Holyhead :—To complete the Harbour at Holyhead ; Ordered, txv. 397. Presented, 408. Re-committed, 423. 8. a. 499. ——— For 
the better accommodation of His Majesty’s packets within the Harbour of Holyhead; Ordered, tx x1. 459. Presented; printed; 464. 
R. A. 508. 


94. Howth :—For granting ‘a certain sum of money towards improving the Harbour of Howth; Ordered tx. 357. Presented, 425. 
Rn. A. 488. ————= For completing and improving the Harbour of Howth ; Ordered, xv. 300. Presented; printed; 306. n. a. 482. 
——— For the better accommodation of His Majesty’s packets within the Harbour of Howth; Ordered ; presented; printed; uxx111. 
325. R.A. 406. See Committees, 346. 


8. London :—For warehousing goods within the limits of the London Docks, and to make regulations relating to the said Docks; Ordered, 
LIx. 992. Presented, 394. Printed, 399. BR. a. 441. See infra, 69. 71. 


Lyme Regis Cobb:—See Lyme Regis. 


9. Portpatrick :——-For improving and completing the Harbour of Portpatrick so as to render the same a more fit situation for His 
Majesty's packets; Ordered, Lxxv. 399. Presented, 408. R. a. 468. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Docks, Harbours, Piers, &amp;c. and proceedings 
thereon : 


11, Aberayron (Cardi gan) :—For granting additional rates for repairing or re-building the Quay or Pier, for establishing a market and 
two annual fairs; Referred, Lx11. 157. Bill ordered, 212. House informed that the Petitioners were desirous not te proceed upon 
that part of their Petition which relates to establishing a market and fairs; so much of Order of leave for Bill as relates thereto 
discharged ; Bill presented; 262. Reported; to be ingrossed; 312. Petition renewed and referred, 601. Bill ordered, 650. 
Presented, 663. Rk. A. 804. 


8, Aberdeen Harbour :—To amend Acts; Referred, rxv.8. Bill ordered, 33. Presented, 193. Petitions against, 291, 226, 239. 
Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 226, Petition in favour, 258. R. A. 379. For further improving the 
Harbour; Referred, txvi11. 49. Bill ordered, 250. Presented, 286. Petitions against, 334. Lords Amendments agreed to, 547, 
R. A. 588. 





13. Alloa (Clackmannan :)}——To amend Act for improving the Harbour and —_ the streets, &amp;c.; Referred, tvrir, 172. Bill 
ordered, 337. Presented, 376. n. A. 495. , 


M. Ardglass: (Downshire) :~—For further improving the Harbour; Referred, txv111. 97. Leave granted to deposit an estimate and 
subscription paper ; Bill ordered ; 248. Presented, 281. Rr. a. 506. 


15. Ardrossan (Ayrshire } } :—For erecting and maintaining a Habour and other Works; Referred, Lx. 82. Bill ordered, 109, 
Presented, 124. Petition against, 182. R. a. 280. 


16. Ayr :—For improving the Harbour ; Referred, uxxu, 39. Bill-ordered, 115. Presented, 120. RB, a+.300. 


¥4. Beer (Devon) :—For altering and amending Act for making a Harbour; Referred, txxv, 48. Bill ordered, 58. Presented, 17 
Petition renewed and'referred, 122. Bill ordered, 135. Presented, 149,. B. 4-94). 


18. Bermondsey :——For making a Wet Dock or Basin, &amp;c.; Referred, txv1.'72. Bill ordered, 90. Not presented. 


19. Berwick-upon-Tweed :—For re-building the Pier and improving the Harbour; Referred, ux11. 151. Bill ordered, 280. 
Presented, 300. Committed, 327. Petition renewed and referred, 568. Bill ordered, 619. Presented, 638. Passed, 783. Not 


returned from the Lords. —=— For re-building the Pier and improving the Harbour; Referred, rx111. 66. Bill hp; 145, 
Presented, 215. R. a. 450. . 


Blackwall :—See infra, 48. 


21. Blakeney (Norfolk) :—For improving the Harbour; Referred, uxx11.51. Report re-committed, 78, Agia mite, 89, 
Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 111. Presented, 181. R. A. 473. 


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DOCKS, HARBOURS, PIERS, &amp;c:—continued. 423 





IL. Petitions for Bills relative to Docks, Harbours, Piers, &amp;c. and Proceedings 
thereon—continued. 


22. Boston :—For improving the Harbour; Referred, txvii. 51. Bill ordered, 136, Time énlarged for presenting Bill, 141. Presented, 
150. Ri a. 383. ———— For amending Act; Referred, uxviir. 48. Bill ordered, 244. Presented, 259. Petition against, 
320. Notice taken that the Bill was not prepared according to the Order of leave; Order for Second reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn ; another ordered; presented; 323. Petition against, 399. Petitions in favour, 412. Second reading put off for six 
months, 414, 415. 


23. Bridlington, alias Burlington (York) :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, LXx1, 32. Bill ordered, 223. Pre- 
sented, 233. Petitions against, 278, 310. Time enlarged for Report, 390. BR. A. 490. 


24. Brighthelmston :—For erecting a Jetty or Jetties for the accommodation of Shipping; Referred, Lx1.93. Bill ordered, 368. 
Presented, 404. Petitions against, 414, 461. Petitions in favour, 451, 492. Not proceeded in. —-— For erecting a Pier or Jetty ; 
Referred, LXxXv. 55. Petition renewed and referred, 202. Not reported. 


25. Bristol :—For improving and rendering more commodious the Port and Harbour; Referred, rv111. 183. Leave granted for notices, 217. 
Bill ordered, 358. Presented, 366. Petitions against, 391, 393, 396, 408, 414. Committee to send for persons, papers and 
records, 414. To sit notwithstanding adjournment, 434. Lords Amendments agreed to, 672. R.a, 690.——— To alter and extend 
Act; Referred, ux1. 55. Bill ordered, 60. Presented, 71. Lords Amendments agreed to, 283. R.A. 332. To enable the 
Bristol Dock Company to complete the works; Referred, Lx11.159. Bill ordered, 211. Presented, 217. Petitions against, 294, 
322,327. Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 355. Petition renewed, and referred, 587, Bill ordered, 604. Presented, 630. 
Petition against, 662. Second reading put off for three months, 674. —-— For ascertaining and establishing the rates of wharfage 
to be received at the lawful Quays in that Port; Referred, .x11.167. Bill ordered, 251. Presented, 283. Committed, 335. Petition 
renewed, and referred, 586. Bill ordered, 599. Presented, 611. Lords Amendments agreed to, 801. R. a. 804. ——— For 
completing the improvement of that Port; Referred, Lx111, 35. Bill ordered, 41. Presented; 64. Petitions against, ‘70, 94, 115, 134. 
Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 129. R.A. 191. To enable the Bristol Dock Company to borrow a further 
sum of money; Referred, tx1v, 63. Bill ordered, 154. Presented, 163. Lords Amendment agreed to; 247. R.a. 256. 








26. Broadstairs Pier ( Kent) :—For leave to present a Petition to amend Act; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; Lx. 184. 
Bill ordered, 195. Vresented, 263. R.A. 488. —&lt;_“~ For altering the powers of Act, and for building the Pier with stone; 
Referred, Lxxv. 200. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 217. Not proceeded in. See Petitions, 607. 


27. Bude (Cornwall) ;——-For improving the Harbour, and making a Canal from thence to Thornbury; Referred, uxxrv. 82. Bill 
ordered, 199. Presented, 208. R. A. 529. 


28. Canterbury :—-For making a Harbour and Wet Dock at Saint Nicholas Bay; Referred, rxv1. 55. _Bill ordered, 93. Presented, 130. 
Petitions against, 191, 201, 216, 290, 233, 236, 243, 248, 266, 268. Petitions in favour, 260. Message to be sent to the Lords 
desiring the attendancé of Lord Keith, 268. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 280, 302. ‘The Lords give leave to Lord Keith to attend, 284. 
Report further considered, and the further proceeding upon the Report adjourned, 344. Resymed; Bill to be ingrossed; 354, 
R, 4. 410, 


29. Carnarvon For improving the Harbour ; Referred, rv111. 136. Not reported._———For improving the Harbour ; Referred, 1x. 85. 
Not reported.——F or the further improvement of the Harbour; Referred, Lx1v. 76. Bill ordered, 140, Presented, 148: Rm. a. 256. 
See infra, 114. 


31, Catwater (Devon) : —For the improvement of certain parts of the Harbour ; Referred, xvi, 62. Bill ordered, 95. Presented, 100. 
Order for Second reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, and another Bill ordered; 103. Presented, 173. R. a. 289, 


32. Commercial Docks :—For maintaining and improving same ; Referred, txv.60. Bill ordered, 102. Presented, 194. _ Petitions 
against, 210, 221, 229, 232, 238, 239, 240, 247, 286, 299, 308, 335, 338, 339, 370. Committee to send for persons, papers and 
tecords, 222. Time enlarged for Report, 338. Further enlarged, 367, 392, 417. Lords amendment agreed to, 501. Rr. a. 506. 
To amend Act; Referred, pxvi. 77. Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 109. Petition against,171. x. a. 326, To 
amend Acts; Referred, .xx11.61. Report re-committed, g1. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 114, Presented, 195. 
Petition against, 271. Committee revived ; leave to sit and proceed, and report before the usual time, 341. R. a. 458. 








33. Cork :—For leave to present Petition for improving and rendering more commodious the Harbour ; Referred, Lx x1v, 490. Reported ; 
leave given; Petition presented and referred; 495. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 501. Leave granted for notices, and Bill 
ordered, 506. Presented, 508. Petitions against, 508, 532. Second reading put off for three months, 596. ——— For altering, 
amending and enlarging powers of Acts ; Referred, Lxxy. 53, Petition renewed and referred, 132. Bill ordered, 221, 
Petitions against, 278, Pp. 298, 318. R. a. 423. 


Dogs, Isle of :—See Navigation’, 35. 


Presented, 228, 


Donaghadee :—See supra, 3. 


34. Dover :—To enlarge and alter term and powers of Acts; Referred, tx11. 136. Bill ordered, 169. Presented, 212. Petition against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered ; all to have vvices ; 242. Petition renewed; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition referred ; 576. 
Bill ordered, 599. Presented, 611. Petition against, 671. Rr. a. 830, 


Bo. Drogheda :——To amend Acts for the improvement of the Harbour and recovery of small debts, regulating the watch, applying part of 
the tonnage rates towards building a gaol and making other improvements in that town and county ; for supplying the town with water, 
and for better regulating the police and markets; Referred, xr11. 87. _ Bill ordered, 155. Opder of leave discharged, and another 
Bill ordered ; presented; 186. Petition respecting the application, to lie on tne Table, 194. Petitions against, 275. _Bill re-com- 
mitted, 334. RB. A. 450. «+ For continuing and amending Act; Lx1v. 70. Bill ordered, 174. Presented, 182. Not proceeded in. 
——— For continuing Act ; Referred, txv. 24, Bill ordered, 61. Presented, 77. Petition for provision, referred, 149. Reported, 
and instruction accordingly, 159. &amp;, 4. 201. See Pavings, 72, 


97. Dublin :—Two Petitions to amend and render more effectual Acts for inproving the Port and Harbour; Referred, rvi11. 198. Additional 
Petition respecting Bridges, referred to the same Committee, 367. Leaye granted for notices with respect to Bridges; Bill ordered ; 397. 
Presented, 405. R. A. 637. For amending Acts; Referred, uxv1. 59. Not reported. For empowering the Grand Juries 
to improve that Port and to vary the site of an intended Bridge; Referred, xvii. 48. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 133. 
Report read ; Bill ordered; presented; 138. Lords Amendment agreed to, 279. mR. a. 289. For enlarging and amending 
Acts; Referred, Lxxv. 41. Petition renewed and referred, 121. Bill ordered. 240. Not presented. See supra, 4, 5- 











38. Dumfries :—For improving the Harbour and the Navigation of the River Nith; Referred, rxv1.70. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 84, 
Petitions against, 127,172. Re-committed, 206. R. a. 410. 


39.. Dunbar :—For providing a fund for repairing and improving the Harbour and other Public Works ; Referred; x1, 64. Bill ordered, 285, 
Presented, 298. “R. A. 479. 


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494 DOCKS, HARBOURS PIERS, &amp;c.—continued. 





If. Petitions for Bills relative to Docks, Harbours, Piers, &amp;e; and Proceedings, 
thereon—continued. 


41. Dundee :—For deepening, enlarging and improving the Harbour ; Referred, txv1. 38, Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 88. Committed, 
111. Not proceeded in, ——— For improving the Harbour; Referred, rxrx. 38. Not reported. —&lt;—— For enlarging and im- 
proving the Harbour ; Referred, Lxx.34- Bill ordered, 110. Presented, 138, Petition for enlarging time for Report; referred, 
246. ‘Time enlarged, 258. Bill passed, 306. Committee appointed to inspect Lordg Journals, 353. Report; To lie upon the Table, 
364. Petition for Bill, and Report again read, and another Bill ordered, 365. Presented, 368. R. a. 457. To-alter and amend 
Act; Referred, 1xx1v. 66. Petition for leave to present the Bill, referred to a Committee, 234. Petition for leave to present the 
Bill; reported ; Report to lie on the Table; Petition for Bill reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 238. Report on Petition for leave 
present the Bill read, and Bill ordered ; presented; 247. R.A. 529. 





4%. Dundonald (Ayrshire) :—For making a more commodious Harbour at the Troon or Troon Point; Referred, ux11. 106. . Bitt 
ordered, 130. Presented, 193. R. A. 372. 


43, Dunleary :—For erecting a Harbour for ships to the eastward of Dunleary ; Offered; Regent’s recommendation signified ;- Petition 
brought up; read, and #eferred, Lxx1. 26, Petitions in favour, 27. Report; to lie on the Table, 62. Referred to a Committee of 
the Whole House, 67. (See Committees, 343.) Report again read, and Bill ordered, 225. Instruction for advancing’ money out of 
the Consolidated Fund of Ireland, 225. Bill presented, 234. Re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 341. Petitions in 
favour, 402. R.A. 490. ————— For aliering and amending Act; txxv. 205. Referred, 207. To be printed, 217. Bill ordered, 
and presented, 227. Report on Petition read, and referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 347. (See Committees, 344.) Bill 
re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 354. Instruction to make provision for advancing out of the Consolidated Fund any 
sum not exceeding sixty thousand — to the Commissioners, 372. B.A. 455- See supra, 5. 


44. Dunmore (Waterford) :—For leave to present a Petition for improving and completing the Harbour; Referred, nx x111. 167. 
' Reported; leave given; Petition presented and referred; 173. Leave to deposit an estimate; Bill ordered; time enlarged for 
presenting the Bill; 185. Order of leave for Bill, read ; House informed that it had been found impracticable to get the Bill prepared 
and settled in due time; Time enlarged for presenting the Bill; 219. Order of leave for Bill discharged; another ordered and 
presented; 255. R. A. 413. 


4b. Dunure (Ayrshire) :—For erecting and maintaining a Harbour there; Referred, uxv1. 43. Bill ordered, 77. ‘Presented, 139. 
R. A. 299. 


49. Dysart :—For leave to present Petition for repairing and improving the Harbour; Leave given; Petition presented and referred ; 
Lvi1t. 336. Bill ordered, 344. Presented, 366. Petitions against, 376, 383. R. a. 495- 


47. East Country Docks :—Fer improving the Port of London by making Wet Docks at Rotherhithe ; Referred, ux1v. 89, Report; 
to lie on the Table, 169. Again read; leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 175. Presented, 182. Petitions against, 198, 232, 
242. Not proceeded in. ——— For completing the Dock; Referred, rxv1. 76. Bill ordered, 127, Presented, 140, Petitions 
against, 206, 216, 221, 252, 256. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 222. R. A. 433. 


48. East India Docks :—For leave to present a Petition for making Wet Docks for the East India Shipping at Blackwall ; Leave given ; 
Petition presented and referred; tv111. 364. Bill ordered, 463. Presented, 468. Petition against, 498. Petition for previsiom 
offered ; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition brought up ; read and referred toa Committee ; 549. _ Reported, and Report referred 
to a Committee of the Whole House, 555. Bill re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 566. Report on Petition for 
provision considered, 573. Resolution reported, 575. Instruction to make provision for making compensation to Ship Builders and 
others for any loss or damage they may sustain by means of the execution of the Works authorized to be done by the Bill, 576. ~ rn. a. 63°7.- 
——— To alter and enlarge powers of Act; Referred, 1x1. 23. Bill ordered, 320. Presented, 394. R. A. 529. - For leave 
to present a Petition to alter and amend Acts; Leave given; Petition presented and referred; Lx1x.177. Leave granted for notices, 
and Bill ordered, 185. Time enlarged for presenting the Bill, 186. Presented, 197. Petitions against, 219, 286, 340. Petition of 
John Atkins for compensation; King’s recommendation signified; Petition referred to a Committee; 271. Reported; Report; 
to lie on the Table; 411. Time enlarged for Report, 294, 324, 348, 368, 393, 425, Bill re-committed ; Committee to sit and proceed 
forthwith ; 467. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 473. R. A. 514. See Petitions, 174. 





49. Edinburgh and Fife Harbours :—For amending Act and for further improving same; Referred, xxv. 41. Not reported. 
Ellenfoot :—See infra, 75. 
Falmouth :—See Turnpike Roads, 666. 


Fife :—See supra, 49. 


51. Folkestone (Kent) :—For constructing a Pier or Harbour; Referred, txt1. 181. Bill ordered, 280, Presented, 300. Com- 
mitted, 355- Petition renewed and referred, 569. Bill ordered, 600. Presented, 608. Rr. a. 775. For leave to present a 
a Petition for a grant of public money, and to enlarge powers of Act; Lx1x.120. Regent’s recommendation signified ; Petition 
brought up; read; leave given, and Petition presented and referred; 121. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered, 125. Not 
presented. ——— For altering and amending Act; Lxx11r. 33.. Referred, 34. Leave granted for notices, 50. Bill ordered; 5r.- 
Presented, 72. R. A. 199. 





62. Fraserburgh (Aberdeen) :—For repairing and maintaining the Harbour ; Referred, Lxx111. 10. Leave granted for notices, and 
to deposit an estimate in the Private Bill Office; Bill ordered; 21, Presented,91. Rk. A- 327. 


53. Glasgow :——To explain and amend Act for maintaining, &amp;«@ the Harbour; Referred, rv1. 206. Additional Petition, situned to the 
same Committee, 207. Bill ordered, 363. Presented, 397. Rk, a. 600. For forming Docks in that Harbour; Referred, 
Lxxv. 34. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table, 51. Leave granted for Notices, and to deposit a plan and book of reference, &amp;c. 
with Clerk of the Peace and in Private Bill Office; Bill ordered, 56. Not presented. 





54. Goran (Cornwall) :—For raising a further sum for completing the Quay, or Pier; Referred, LXxv. 39- Bill ordered, 101. Petition 
renewed, and referred, 116. Bill ordered, 130, Presented, 144. R. a. 346. 


Gosport ;—See Watermen, 1, 


55. Greenock : :—To amend Act for rendering more commodious the Harbour ; for Watching the said town ; supplying the same with Water ; 
for regulating the Fares of Hackney Coaches, &amp;c.; Referred, :v1. 120, Additional Petition for feuing out the glebe ; referred to the 
same Committee, 304. Petitions reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 338. Read again, and Bill ordered, 342. Presented, 349, 
Petition against, 427, R. a. 600. For the further improvement of the Harbour, and for other purposes; Referred, rvin1. 158, 





Additional Petition ; referred to the same Committee, 343. Bill ordered, 352. Presented, 357. Petitions against, 364, 432. Petitions 
in favour, 462. &amp;. A. 543.———— For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, xv. 27. Two Bills ordered, 107. Bill for enlarging 
‘powers of Acts; Presented, 190. Petitions against; 160, 313.- Lords Amendments agreed to, 475. R.a. 483- » See 
Companies, 9. Pavings, 97. 


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Leith :—For raising a further sum of money for the improvement of the Harbour; Presented, Lx. 179. R.A. 280. 


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Petitions for Bills relative to Docks, Harbours, Piers, &amp;c. and Proceedings 


thereon—continued. 


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Grimsby, Great (Lincoln) :——For making a Pier in that town and port ; Referred, rxv1.64. Bill ordered, 129. Presented, 138. 


Time enlarged for Report, 280. Not proceeded in.——— For erecting and maintaining a Pier in that town; Referred, Lxvutr. 95- 
Bill ordered, 269. Presented, 275. Petitions against, 367, 446. Petitions in favour, 446. Time enlarged for Report, 468. Not 
proceeded in. For increasing the tolls for improving the Haven ; Referred, Lx1x.47. Not reported. 





, Hartlepool (Durham) :—For improving the Pier and Harbour; Referred, txvit1. 48. Leave granted for Notices; Bill 


ordered; 86. Presented,270. R. a. 416. 


Hayle (Cornwall) :— To complete the works at that Harbour; Referred, rv1. 185. Not reported. 
. Hedon (York) :—To alter and amend Acts for improving the Harbour ; Referred, rv111. 153. Not reported. 


Howth Harbour :—See supra, 7. 


. Hull, Kingston-upon :—To explain and amend Act for making and establishing Public Quays, &amp;c. and for making an additional 


Basin; Referred, Lv11. 158. Reported; Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House; 469. King’s consent to Report 
signified; Report considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 489. Presented, 491. King’s consent to Bill signified, 560. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 633. R.A. 642. For raising a further sum of money for carrying Act into execution ; Referred, 
Lx. 94. Bill ordered, 107. Presented,116. R. a. 339. To alter and amend Acts; Referred, Lxx1v. 80. Reported; Report 
to lie on the Table, 140. Leave granted for Notices; to deposit plans and to make application to land owners; Bill ordered ; 206. 
Presented, 226. Petition against ; to lie on the Table, 422. Not proceeded in. See Markets, 15. 








Inverness :—See Bridges, 35. 


Ipswich :— For improving and rendering the Port more commodious; Referred, Lx. 95. Bill ordered, 182. Presented, 187. 


Petitions against, 200, 229. R. a. 488. 


Kidwelly ( Carmarthen) :—For the improvement of the Harbour ; Referred, uxv1.71. Bill ordered, 122. Presented, 138. Read 





the first time, 185. Not proceeded in. To explain and amend Act, and for making a Canal, &amp;c.; Referred txx111. 53. Bill 
ordered; presented; 185. Re-committed, and Committee to sit and report on certain days, 338. R. 4.397. See Navigations, 65. 


Kilmaiden :—See infra, 88. 
. Kincardine :—For constructing a pier near that Town; Referred, uxv. 7. Bill ordered, 15. Presented, 113. Rk. a. 253. 
Kinghorn Harbour (Fife) :——To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, ux1. 106. Not reported. 
Kingston upon Hull :—See supra, 61. 
Kinsale :—See Pavings, 122. * 


Kirkaldy t—See Pavings, 123 


For 
leave to present a Petition for a loan of a certain sum for completing certain Wet Docks there; Lx. 384. Leave given; Petition 
offered; King’s recommendation signified; Petition brought up, read, and referred; 385. Reported; and Report referred to 
a Committee of the Whole House; 390. Considered, 415. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 421. Presented, 424. R. a. 488, 
To enlarge powers of Act; Referred, rx11.61. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 73. Leave granted for Notices, 76. 
Bill ordered, 241. Additional Petition; Referred, 227.. Reported; instruction to make provision for collecting a tonnage duty on 
all goods imported into the port of Leith; 248. Bill presented, 252. Committed, 292. Petitions against, 314, 320. Bill reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 343. Petition renewed and referred, 570. Bill ordered, 616. Presented, 630. Rk. a. '775.————For raising a further 
sum for the improvement of the Harbour; Referred, txvi11.19. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 37. Presented, 74. 
R. A. 416. 








67. Liverpool :—To explain and amend Acts respecting the Docks, Port, and Harbour, &amp;c.; Referred, uv11.127. Not reported.—— 


To alter and amend Acts; Referred, Lv111. 124. Not reported. For enlarging the Queen’s Dock, for making other works, and 
amending ana enlarging the powers of several Acts relating to the Docks; Referred, 11x. 70. BBill ordered, 122. Presented, 169. 
Petitions against, 193, 198, 212, 245. Bill committed, 212. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 276. To sit on 
acertain day notwithstanding adjournment, 296. Petition of Proprietors of Leeds and Liverpool Canal against ; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 304. Not proceeded in. For improving that ‘Town and Port, and for amending Acts relating to the Docks; Referred, 
LXxvi.65. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table, 100. Report read, and Bill ordered, 112, Order of leave read, and discharged ; 
another Bill ordered; 123. Presented, 140. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 181. Petitions in favour, 186, 191, 
195. Petitions against, 186, 202, 218, 224, 229, 261, 316. Report further considered; Motion that the Bill be re-committed ; 
negatived, 306. R. A. 410.———For leave to present a Petition for a loan of money upon security of the Rates, and for improvement 
of the Docks; Regent’s recommendation signified ; leave given ; Petition presented, and referred; uxvi11.111. Reported; Report 
to lie on the Table, 258. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 269. Report to be considered in a Coinmittee of the Whole 
House, 269. (See Committees, 349.) Bill presentéd, 284. Committed; instruction to make provision for authorizing the Com- 
missioners of the Customs to advance £.60,000. upon the rates; 306. Petition for provision.respecting Light Houses ; referred, 435. 
Reported ; leave granted for notices, and instruction accordingly ; 438. R. A. 588. To amend Acts; Referred, txx1. 44. Not 
reported. To alter and amend Acts; Referred, uxxi11. 51. Not reported. For improving the Light House in the Isle of 
Anglesea, belonging to the Trustees, and for amending Acts, &amp;c.; Referred, Lxx1v.12. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 29. 
Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 35. Presented,129. R. a. 458. See Pavings, 132. 

















Llanbedrgoch :—See Railways, 31. 


68. Llanelly (Carmarthen) :—For improving the Dock, and for making a Canal Railway, or Tram Road, to Gwilly Bridge; Referred, 


Lx1x. 65. Not reported. See Railways, 27. 


Llanfihangel-Aberbythick Dock :— Sec Railways, 27. 
Llanfihangel-Esceifiog :—See Railways, 31. 


69. London Docks :—To amend and enlarge powers of Act so far as relates to Bell Dock and Shadwell Waterworks ; Referred, rv11. 118. 





GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 214. Not proceeded in. To alter and amend Act ; Referred, Lx. 108. Bill ordered, 190. 
Presented, 204. Petition against, 229. Petition of Vintners Company for compensation offered ; King’s recommendation signified ; 
Petition brought up, read, and referred, 246. Reported, and Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 257. Considered, 269. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to, 273. Resolution again read, dnd instruction accordingly, 283. Bill re-committed, 247. Again 
re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 283. rk. a. 431. To alter and amend Acts; Referred, ux1, 30. Bill 

ordered, 








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7. Montrose Harbour :—For the improvement thereof; Referred, Lx. 100. Not reported. 





DOCKS, HARBOURS, PIERS, &amp;c.—continued. 





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II. Petitions for Bills relative to Docks, Harbours, Piers, &amp;c. and Proceedings 


thereon—continued- 


London Docks—continued. , 





ordered, 85. Presented, 131.. Petitions against, 154. R. a. 380. To amend and reduce Acts into one Act; Referred, Lx1v. 75. 
Bill ordered, 154. Presented, 178. R. A. 398. For raising a further sum for carrying Acts into execution ; Referred, Lxv. 12. 
Bill ordered, 56. Presented, 88. Petitions against, 101, 145; 130, 230. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 130. 
Reports of 13th May 1796 on the shipping of the port of London, and various other Reports relative to the port of London, referred to 
the Committee, 240, 241. Committee revived, 260. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee on the Bill ordered, 292. 
Presented ; Motion for printing Minutes withdrawn ; Bill re-committed; 300. R. a. 448. For regulating the Rates and Charges 
to be received upon Wines and Spirits; Referred ; five to be the quorum; Lxvr. 58. Bill ordered, 123. Presented, 137. R.A. 299. 
For allowing further time for the completion of the Docks; Referred, rxv11. 64. Leave granted for Notices, and Bill 
ordered, 102. Presented, 114. Committee revived, and to sit and proceed, 255. n. a. 383. For amending Acts; Referred, 
Lxtx. 67. Billordered, 117. Presented, 128. R. a. 279. To amend Acts; Referred, Lxx. 9. Bill ordered, 15. Presented, 
21. R. A, 184.—e—For leave to present a Petition to amend Acts; Referred, Lxx1m1. 120. Reported; leave given; Petition 
presented, and referred, 148. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 186. Report re-committed, 192. Leave granted for Notices, 
and to deposit a Plan, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; Time appointed for presenting Bill; 200. Presented, 217. Petition against, 238. Bill 
re-committed ; leave to Committee to sit, and to report on a certain day; 310. R. A. 377. See supra, 8. 47. 

















71. i cin Port :—To authorize the advancement of further sums out of the Consolidated Fund, for completing the Canal and other 


Works; King’s recommendation signified; Petition referred; tvi1. 120. Teported, 250. Report referred to a Committee of the 
Whole House, 251. Considered, 273. ‘Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 277. Presented, 321. Committed to a Committee 
of the Whole House, 356. Considered, 367. R.A. 418.——— For leave to present a Petition to amend Act 39 Geo. III. so far as 
relates to the West India Dock Company ; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; Lv11. 362. Bill ordered, 365. Presented, 373. 
Re-committed, 478. Petitions of Sugar Coopers against, and for compensation; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 478, 498. Bill again 
re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House; 511. Petitions of Sugar Coopers again read; Motion for a Committee of the 
Whole House to consider of making compensation, &amp;c.; King’s recommendation signified; Motion agreed to, and Petitions 
referred; 512. Considered, 520. Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 524. Bill considered, 535. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 641. R.A. 661,——— To authorize the advancement of further sums for the improvement of the Port of London; 
Lyi. 128. King’s recommendation signified; Petition to lie on the Table; 129. Read again, and referred, 335. Reported ; Report 
referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 379. Considered, 395. Resolutions reported, 399. Bill ordered, 400. Presented, 461. 

Committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 488. Considered, 533. R.A. 603. For raising a further sum for carrying 
into execution Act 40 Geo. III. for making Wet Docks, &amp;c. in the Port of London; Referred, t1x.12. Bill ordered, 21. Pre- 
sented, 29. R.A. 141. To authorize the advancement of further sums out of the Consolidated Fund, for completing the 
Canal and other Works, directed to be done by Act 39 Geo. III.; King’s recommendation signified; Petition to lie on the Table; 
Lx. 112. Read again, and referred, 270. Reported; Report to lie on the Tablé, 324. Read again, and referred to a Committee of 
the Whole House, 336. Considered, 340. Resolution reported, and Report re-committed, 348. Considered, 354. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 361. Presented, 364. R.A. 431. To repeal part of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. for making Wet 
Docks, &amp;c. in the Port of London, and for granting to the Free Carmen the exclusive right of carting therefrom; Referred, Lx. 92. 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table, 312. Read again, and Bill ordered, 319. Presented, 325. Petitions against, 340, 359. 
Second reading deferred, 366. Not proceeded in.——— To alter and enlarge powers of Act, so far as relates to the compensation 
directed to be made by the Commissioners therein named; King’s recommendation signified; Petition to lie on the Table; 
Lxi.110. Read again, and referred, 122. Bill ordered, 395. Presented, 399. R.A. 560. To authorize the advancement of 
further sums out of the Consolidated Fund for the improvement thereof; King’s recommendation signified; Petition referred ; 
Lx. 182. Report; Report to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, 291. Report re-committed to a Select Committee ; 
five to be the quorum ; 347. Petition renewed ; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition referred ; 596. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table,630. Report read, and referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 639. Considered, 661. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 670, Presented, 688. Petition of the Directors of the West India Dock Company for provision; King’s recommendation 
signified ; Petition referred to a Committee, 653. Reported; Report to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; 671. 
Considered ; Resolution reported, and instruction to make provision for advancing money out of the Consolidated Fund, to the West 
India Dock Company, to enable them to build offices for the Officers of the Revenue; 723. Committee discharged from proceeding 
upon the Bill; Bill committed to a Committee of the Whole House; 749. Considered, 756. R. a. 804. To explain and amend 
Acts so as relates to compensation to Wharfingers ; Referred, txv.81. Bill ordered, 178. Presented, 194. Motion, That the Bill 
be now read a Second time; Negatived, 295. For altering and amending Acts; Referred, Lx1x. 63. Bill ordered, 156. 
Presented, 162. Petition against, 364. Passed, 472. Not returned from the Lords. To amend Acts; Referred, Lxx. 54. 
Bill ordered, 131. resented, 139. Not proceeded in. 




















Londonderry :—See Water, 33. 
Lyme Regis :—-For increasing the dues for the support of the Cobb ; Referred, txxv. 204. Not reported. See Lyme Regis. 


Man, Isle of :—For leave to present a Petition for the improvement of the Port and Harbour of Ramsey in that Island ; Leave given ; 


Petition offered; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition presented, and referred; L1x. 248. Report of Commissioners of Inquiry 
for the Isle of Man, 1792, and also a paper, intituled, “ Observations by Mr. Reid, one of the Commissioners ;” referred, 249. Reported, 
261. Report; to lie on the table, and be printed, 263. Petition of merchants, &amp;c.; to lie on the table, 263. Not proceeded in. 


Margate :—To amend and render Acts more effectual; Referred, rx1v. 44. Bill ordered, 113. Presented, 148. Petition against, 211. 


Re A. 355- For vesting the future management of the Harbour in a Joint Stock Company; Referred, Lxvit. 49. Reported ; 
Report to lie upon the Table, 98. Re-committed, 117. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 138. Petitions 
against, 198, 302, 305, 402. Petition in favour, 231. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 294, 310, 324, 337. Bill re-committed ; Com- 
mittee to sit, and proceed forthwith, and to report on or before a certain day; all to have voices; 354. Lords amendments agreed 
to, 494. RB. A. 497- See Petitions, 675. 





- Maryport (Cumberland) :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txvi1.27. Bill ordered, 39. Presented, 6o. 


etition against, 107. R. A, 213. 


76. Milford Haven :—For improving the Harbour, &amp;c.; Referred, Lx1x. 65. Leave granted to deposit an account of the money sub- 


scribed; Bill ordered; 124. Presented, 162. Petitions against, 228. Notice taken, that the Bill was not prepared conformable to 
the Petition ; Order for Second reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn ; Motion for leave to present a more perfect Bill, negatived ; 230. 





For maintaining and improving 
same; Referred; Lx11. 155. - Bill ordered, 213. Presented, 279. Committed, 314. Not proceeded in. ——— For improving the 
same ; Referred, Lxx.35. Not reported. ——— For improving and maintaining the same; Referred, Lxx1.33. Leave granted to 
deposit an estimate and subscription paper in the Private Bill Office; Bill ordered; 229. Presented, 234. Petitions against, 308. In 


- favour, 323, 397: Time enlarged for Report, 360. Bill read the Third time, 400. Motion, That the Bill do pass, negatived, 401. 


Not proceeded in. 


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81. 


82. 


83. 


85. 


87. 


89. 


91. 


93. 


94. 


95. 


DOCKS, HARBOURS, PIERS, &amp;c.—continued. 


Petitions for. Bills relative to Docks, Harbours, Piers, &amp;c. and Proceedings 
thereon—continued. , 


Mountsbay (Cornwall) :—For leave to present a Petition for constructing a Harbour at Portleaven in the said Bay ; Referred, 
LxviI. 200. Reported; leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 210. Bill ordered, 229. Presented, 251. Committee to send 
for persons, papers and records, 269. Petition against, 279. Petitions in favour, 296. Bill read the Third time ; further proceeding 
adjourned ; 407. Resumed; Regent’s consent signified as Duke of Cornwall; 410. Lords amendments agreed to, 435. kB. a. 453- 


" Newburgh (Aberdeen) :—For constructing a Harbour; Referred, txxv. 47. Not reported. 


Newcastle-upon-Tyne :——For extending and enlarging the powers, and increasing the rate and duties of the Corporation the Trinity 
House there, and for better regulating the Port; Referred, rv1. 187. Bill ordered, 396. Presented, 417. Lords amendments 


agreed to, 539. R. A. 599. 


Orford (Suffolk) :—For making a more safe and commodious Harbour at Orford, and improving the navigation of the Ore and Alde ; 
Referred, txx. 28. Bill ordered, 61. Presented, 89. Petition in favour, 89, 92, 97,169. Against, 117,139,178. Second reading 
put off for six months, 178. 


Penzance :—For fixing the dues and payments for goods landed or shipped from the Pier; Referred, txx11. 11. Bill ordered, 38. 
Petition against the application, 43. Bill presented, 45. Petitions against, 82, 140, 158. Petition for provision for levying a duty on 
vessels entering the Harbour; referred, 153. Reported, 158. Leave granted for notices; instruction to Committee to report on 
notices; 161. Bill re-committed, 244. R. A. 354. 


. Perth :—For repairing the Harbour ; Referred, rxv. 16. Bill ordered, 140. Presented, 163. Not proceeded in. 


P eterhead (Aberdeen) :—To enlarge and improve the Harbour ; Referred, tx11. 128. Bill ordered, 292. Presented, 301. Com- 
mitted, 320. Petition renewed and referred, 594. Bill ordered,610. Presented, 621. R. a. 83g. 


. Plymouth :—For improving the Harbour of Sutton Pool in that port; Referred, Lxv1. 75. Reported ; Report to lie upon the Table, 121. 


Report read; Bill ordered; 126. Presented, 137. Time enlarged for Report, 280, 305, 322. Regent’s consent signified, 420. 
R. A. 453- 


Port Glasgow and Newark :—See Pavings, 168. 


Porthdynlleyn (Carnarvon) :—For erecting and maintaining a Pier and other works for the improvement of the Harbour ; Referred, 
Lx1.77. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 200. Petition against, 258. R.A. 332.——— For amending Act; Referred, rxvutt. 88. 
Bill ordered, 115. Presented, 251. Petitions against, 354. Re-committed, 355. R. a. 416. ——— For enlarging powers of Acts ; 
Referred, xx1. 38. Bill ordered, 143. Presented, 234. R. a. 384. 


. Portnessock :—For leave to present a Petition for erecting a Harbour and other Works in that Bay ; Referred, rxx111. 68. Reported; 


leave given; Petition presented and referred; 75. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 81. Presented, 181. Lords Amend- 
ments agreed to, 366. Rk. A. 377. 


Portsmouth :—See Watermen, 1. 

Pulteney Town (Caithness) :—See Companies, 12. 
Quarrell Haven :—See Petitions, 693. 

Ramsey Harbour :—See supra, 73. 


Ramsgate :—For leave to present a Petition to alter and amend Acts; Referred, Lx1x. 141. Leave given; ° Petition presented, 
and referred; 145. Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; tite enlarged for presenting Bill; 163. Presented, 185. Petition 
against, 224. Second reading put off for six months, 226. For amending Acts ; Referred, Lx x1. 32. Bill ordered, 102. Order 
of Leave discharged, and another Bill ordered; presented; 238. Petitions against, 339. In favour, 338. Second reading put 
off for six months, 339.—~-——— For amending Acts; Referred, Lxx. 51. - Bill ordered, 78. Presented, 111. Petition against, 188, 
256. Petition for enlarging time for Report; Referred, 250. Time enlarged, 257. n. a. 416. 


Rotherhithe :—For making Wet Docks and other Works; xv. 56. Bill ordered, 94. Presented, 129. Petitions against, 142, 155 
161, 203, 205, 216, 226, 229, 235, 240, 244, 247, 259. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 222. Petition sentie 
plaining that the Petitioners for the Bill had misrepresented, before the Committee on the Petition, facts respecting parties being 
assenting and neuter, 276. Referred to a Committee, 277. To report opinion ; Report, that Standing Orders had not been complied 
with ; 306. Petition respecting the Report, and in favour of the Bill, 324. Motion for the Committee on the Bill to have leave to 
Report on a certain day, withdrawn, 406. Not proceeded in. For making a Dock; Referred, txvi.77. Bill ordered, 133. 

Presented, 138. Not proceeded in. See supra, 47. 





&gt; Ryde (Isle of Wight) :—For making a Pier and Harbour there; Referred, txvit. 77. Leave granted for Notices, and Bill 


ordered, 105. Presented, 142. Petition against, 167. Leave granted for Notices, 246. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 291, 324, 342. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 519. R. A. 523. 


Rye :—For more effectually maintaining and improving the Old Harbour ; Referred, Lv1. 154. Additional Petition, referred to the 
same Committee, 369. Bill ordered, 376. Presented, 416. R. a. 599. For improving the Harbour; Referred, txx11. 70. 
Additional Petition; referred, 171. Bill ordered, 174. Additional Petition reported, and instruction accordingly, 177. Bill pre- 
sented, 183. Notice taken that the Bill was not prepared according to the Order of leave; Order for Second reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, Orders of leave for Bill and for instruction discharged ; another Bill ordered ; presented ; 198. Petitions against, 29 5, 
231. Motion, that the Bill be now read a Second time, negatived, 22. Not proceeded in. 





Scarborough :—For continuing the duties and enlarging the powers of Acts; Keferred, rv1. 203. Bill ordered, 286. Presented, 204. 
R. A. 600. To alter and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1. 100. Petitions in favour of application, 166. Bill 
oidered, 176. Presented, 185. Petitions against, 206, 252. R. A. 332- 





Sheerness :—For building a Pier, and for Paving, Lighting, and Watching the streets, &amp;c.; Referred, ivi. 104. Reported; 
Report to lie on the Table, 121. Read again, and Bill ordered, 153. Presented, 162. Rr. a. 600. Petition of William 
Alston, respecting a Clause in the above Act which authorizes taking gravel, &amp;c. from the Sea Beach belonging to him ; To lie on the 
Table; Lvii. 177. Read again and referred to a Committee, 265. Not reported. To repeal so much of Act 41 Geo. III. as 
authorizes taking gravel, &amp;c. from the Sea Beach belonging to William Alston; To lie on the Table, uvirr. 186. Read ‘again and 
referred, 226. Bill ordered, 304. Presented, 316. Petitions against, 342, 413. R. A. 543. To amend Act; Referred, 
Lxiv. 37. Bill ordered, 48. Presented, 61. R. a. 172. 











96. Shoreham, 
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498. DOCKS, HARBOURS, PIERS, &amp;c.—continued. 


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II. Petitions for Bills relative to Docks, Harbours, Piers, &amp;c. and Proceedings 
thereon—continued. 


96. Shoreham, New :—For making a Harbour and Docks; Referred, Lxv. 78. Report; tolieonthe Table, 98. Not proceeded in.——— 
For making Docks and ‘improving the Harbour; Referred, txvi. 70. Bill ordered, 102. Presented, 137. Not proceeded in. 





For more effectually securing and improving the Harbour; Referred, txx1. 26. Bill ordered,115. Presented 239. 
Petitions against, 348. Time enlarged for Report, 351. Further enlarged, 386. Petitions in favour, 375, 379. Lords Amendments, 
agreed to, 516. R. A. 520. To enable the Commissioners to raise more money for completing the Harbour; Referred, 
LXXIv.102. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 213. Leave granted for notices and Bill ordered, 221. Presented, 226, 
R. A. 458. 








97. Sligo :—For improving the Harbour and paving and improving the town; Referred, Lv11. 158. Reported; Report re-committed, 232. 
Petition for provision referred to the same Committee, 235. Petitions reported ; Bill ordered, 237. Presented, 276. Petitions 
against, 392, 393. Petition for provision ; to lie on the Table, 393. Second reading of Bill deferred, 395, 413. Petition of Mr. Wynne 
praying the House to appoint a’ Committee to inquire how far the Standing Orders of the House respecting notices have been complied 
with ; referred to a Committee ; all to have voices; Report on Petition for Bill referred; 406. Report, with a Resolution, 422. Day 
appointed for further considering Report, 424. Report further considered ; Resolution agreed to; 448. Bill not proceeded in. ——— 
To repeal so much of Act 3 Geo. III. as relates to the Port and Harbour of that town, and for paving and improving the said town and 
Port; Referred, rv111. 120. Petition for provision ; referred to the same Committee, 348, Bill ordered, 353. Presented, 365. 


R. A. 495: 


98. Southampton :—For improving the Harbour, &amp;c. for enabling the Magistrates to licence Hackney Coaches, &amp;e. and for otherwise 
improving the town; Referred, tvir. 146. Not reported. For abolishing certain dues, and for improving the Port; 
Referred, tvi11. 89. Additional Petition referred to the same Committee, 135. Bill ordered, 148. Presented, 165. R. a. 331, 
«——— For amending Act ; Referred, txv. 31. Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 140. Read the Third time, and further proceedings 
adjourned, 408. Resumed, and Bill passed, 413. Lords amendments agreed to, 469. k. a, 483. 





99. Southwold Harbour (Suffolk) :——To continue Acts and render same more effectual ; Referred, tx1v. 70. Bill ordered, 163, 
Presented, 179. R.A. 334. 


101. Sunderland :—To repeal Act 25 Geo. III. for the improvement of that Port and Haven, and for other purposes; Referred, ux1v. 61, 
Bill ordered, 140. Presented, 148. Petition against, 163. Committee revived, 192. Bill re-committed, 216. k. a. 305. 


102. Sutherland :—For building a Harbour on the East Coast of that county ; Referred, 1x1. 106. Not reported. 


Sutton Pool :—See supra, 86. 


103. Swansea :—For amending and enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, tix. 114. Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 145. Petitions 
against, 199, 208. R. A. 372. 


Thornbury :—See supra, 27. 


104. Thurso (Caithness) :—For building and maintaining a Harbour and Pier, and paving, &amp;c. the streets; Referred, tv1.144. Bill 
ordered, 379. Presented, 459. Committed, 474. Not proceeded in. For building and maintaining the Harbour and Pier ; 
Referred, tv11.120. Bill ordered, 433. Presented, 439. R. a. 661. 





105, Torquay (Devon) :—For repairing and enlarging the Pier, and establishing a Market; Referred, rv111. 123. Bill ordered, 330, 
Presented, 396. Re-committed, 458. R. a. 543. 


Troon :—See supra, 42. 
106. Watchet Harbour :—To continue term and powers of Acts; Referred, tx1v.8. Bill ordered, 13. Presented, 21. R. a. 72. 


107. Waterford :—For improving the Port and Harbour ; Offered; Regent’s recommendation signified; Petition presented, and referred ; 
LXXI. 51. Report; to lieon the Table; 192. Read again, and Bill ordered; 201. Report read again, and referred to a Committee 
of the Whole House, 211. Considered, 227. Resolution reported; agreed to, and instruction for advancing the sum of £.10,000.; 
230. Bill presented, 237. Petitions against, 278. In favour, 313, 327,388. Time enlarged for Report, 355. Further enlarged, 374, 
396. Bill re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 429. R. A. 490. 


108. West India Docks :—For raising a further sum; Referred, 1x. 59. Bill Ordered, 67. Presented, 69. Lords amendments 
agreed to, 153. R. A. 173. To amend and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1.102. Not reported. 
For correctly ascertaining, and explicitly defining the duties and liabilities of the West India Dock Company, with respect to the 
navigating, mooring, unmooring, removing and management of ships and vessels upon their arrival at or within the entrance of the 
Docks, for the purpose of discharging their cargoes; Referred, Lx1u1.119. Not reported, See supra,71. Turnpike Roads, 702. 








109. Wexford :—For further improvement of the Harbour, and for paving, &amp;c.; Referred, rxviir. 49. Leave granted for notices, and 
Bill ordered, 270. Presented, 281. Petitions against, 360, 419. Time enlarged for Report, 461. R. a. 588. 


111. Weymouth and Melcombe Regis :—For raising a sum for building a new Bridge and improving the Harbour; Referred, 
LXXv.47. Petition renewed, and referred, 121. Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 177. mB. a. 374. , 


112, Whitby :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, .xvi1. 32. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; presented ; 143. 
Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, 409. Considered; Motion for agreeing thereto, negatived ; Committee appointed to draw 
up reasons to be offered to the Lords at a conference; Report of reasons; agreed to; conference to be desired with the Lords there- 
upon; 419.’ Lords agree to a conference, 427. Committee appointed to manage it; held, and report that the managers had left 
the Bill and Amendment with the Lords; 431. Message from the Lords desiring a conference; conference agreed to; managers 
appointed ; held, and report that the Lords do not insist on their Amendment, and make another; 468. Amendment agreed to, 478. 
R. A. 497: 


113, Whitehaven :—For explaining, amending and enlarging powers of Acts for improving the Harbour; Referred, rv1.146. Reported; 
Report to lie on the Table, 172. Additional Petition, referred, 178. Reported, and Bill ordered, 193. Order of leave for 
Bill discharged ; Petition, and Report thereon, again read, and another Bill ordered; presented; 204. Not proceeded in. ——~ For 
explaining, amending and enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, tv11. 177. Bill ordered, 189. Presented, 202. Re-committed, 315. 
Not proceeded in. For comprising Acts into one Act; For paving, lighting, &amp;e. the streets, and for regulating the wages 
of porters, &amp;c.; Referred, L1x.112. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 120. Read again, and re-committed,138. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table, 142. Read again; leave granted for notices; 146. Petition signifying that notices had been given, 
referred, 217. Not proceeded in. For improving the Harbour, and the Roads leading thereto; Referred, tx1. 48. 
Reported ; and Bill for continuing and amending several Acts for improving the Harbour, ordered, 310. Presented, 399. R. a. 529. 
For continuing term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x. 74. Not reported. For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, 














LXXI. 13. Bill ordered, 99, Presented, 232. R. A. 416.—&lt;——— To amend Acts; Referred, rxxi11. 5. Bill ordered, 15. 
Presented, 24. R. a. 188. . ; 


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IL. Petitions for Bifls relative to Docks, Harbours, Piers, &amp;c. and Proceedings 
thereon—continued. 


114. Ynus Ginger (Carnarvon) :——For improving the Harbour, by building a Pier; Referred, rx11. 113. Bill ordered, 295. Pre- 
sented, 301. Petition against, referred, and Counsel ordered ; all to have voices; 361. Petition renewed, and referred, 567. Bill 
ordered, 601. Presented, 611. Petition against, 618. Lords Amendments agreed to, 802. Rk. a. 830. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3192-3194. 3196-3201. Bills, 514. Committees, 341-359. 1464-1473. King, 65. 
Man, Isle of, 9. Navigations, 1. Orders, 22. 37. 53-55- Petitions, 174. 599. 662. 665-667. 675. 718. 





Dock Yards :——See Accounts and Papers, 156. 2549. 3475- 3481. 3529- 3538. 3541- 3545. 3568. 3576~7. 3650. 3682. 3728. 
Supply, Key to Supply. 


Dogs : ——See Accounts and Papers, 876. 888. Assessed Taxes, 7. 9. 11. 14. 17. 23. 26. Supply, Key to Ways and Means, 
also, 5195-6. 5203. 5208. ' 

Dogs, Isle of :-——See Accounts and Papers, 3174-5. Navigations, 35. 

Dollars :——See Accounts and Papers, 969-974. 988-990. Bank of England, 6-11. 

Domin go, Saint :——See Accounts and Papers, 1957. 2352—2354. Addresses, 355. Committees, 588. Jamaica, 2, 3- 
Petitions, 175. Supply, Key to Supply. 

Dominica :——See Accounts and Papers, 133-136. 1454, 1455. 4645, 4646. Addresses, 67.394. — Petitions, 618. 
Supply, Key to Supply. 

Donagh adee :——See Accounts and Papers, 3717, 3718. Docks, 3. King, 65. Postage, 17. 


Donations :—see Charitable Donations. 

Donkey Carts :—-see Petitions, 176. 

Donkin, Major-General Sir Rufane Shaw, k.c. B. :—See Howse, 122. 
Door of the House :—see House, 372, 373- 

Dornberg, Major-General Sir William :—see House, 145. 

Douglas, Sir Jobin :—see Petitions, 561. Wales, Princess of, %. 


Dover :——-See Accounts and Papers,1958.  Boatmen. Debtors,24. Docks, 34. Justices of the Peace,g. | Ordnance, 7. 
Pilots, 1. 6. Supply, 1969. 5381. 

Doveton, Brigadier-General John, c. B. :—See House, 122. 

Downin 4 Street :——Return to an Order for Copy of Minutes of the Treasury relating to the purchase of a House in Downing 
Street read; Motion respecting the occupation of the said House by Mr. Robert Dundas, President of the Board of Controul; previous 


Question thereupon, negatived; Motion, That it appears that the Lords of the Treasury have been improvident in allowing the House 
to be so occupied, negatived; Lxiv. 394. 


Downpatrick :—See Elections, 44.367. 


Doyle, Brigadier-General John ;—see House, 123. 








Drainages. 


Petitions for Bills relative to Drainages, and Proceedings thereon : 
Abergele :——See Embankments, 1. 





1. Adlingfleet and Whitgift (York) :—For amending Act ; Referred, xx xv. 43... Not reported. 


2. Adlingfleet, Whitgift, Snaith, Thorne and Hatfield (York) :—For draining and embanking; Referred, uxxv. 42. 
Petition renewed and referred, 130. Bill ordered, 215. Presefited, 234. R. A. 423. 


Adur Navigation and Drainage :—See Navigations, 11. 


3. Ancholme (Lincoln) :—To enlarge powers of Act; Referred, rv1. 44. Not reported.——To alter and enlarge powers of Act; 
Referred, Lvi1.114. Bill ordered, 391. Presented, 420. . a. 661.———¥or enlarging powéts of Acts; Referred, uxx. 42. Bill 
ordered, 96. Presented, 125. Petitions against, 215, 233. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 233. Not proceeded in. 

For altering and enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, uxx1v. 38. BBill wrdered, 42. Presented, 207. Committed, 269. 

Petition against, referred, and Counsel ordered; voices ; 294. Not proceeded in. . 


4. Ashby (Lincoln) :—To inclose, drain and embank; To lie on the Table, tv1.21. Reéadagain, and Bill ordered, @5. Order of 
leave for Bill discharged, aad Petition referred, 339. Bill ordered, 363. Presented, 368. r.«. Goo. 


Askham, Bryan :—See Inclosures, 14. (Askham Bryan.) 





Axe, Drainage and Navigation :—See infra, 96. 
Badsworth :—See infra, 77. 


6. Barrier 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.~LXXV. (1801—1820.) §Q 











430 DRAIN AGES—continiied. 





Petitions for Bills relative to Drainages, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


5. Barrier Bank (Cambridge and Norfolk) :—Lower End.) For improving same; Referred, txv. 43. Bill ordered, 82. 
Presented, 100. Petition against, 220. R. A. 297. (Léoreton’s Leam.) For improving same on-the south side of Moreton’s 
Leam; between Tower House and Whittlesey Field; Referred; txv. 47. Bill ordered, 89. Presented, 114. Rk. 4.379. ——— 
(Upper End.) For improving same; Referred, txv.14. Bill ordered, 47. Presented. 85. R.A. 297; 





Bec kley :—See infra, 48. 
Bedford Level : 


G. For more effectually draining and preserving certain fen lands therein ; Referred, ux1. 42. Leave granted for notices, 49. Bill ordered, 

188. Presented, 288. R.A. 479. To amend Act; Referred, yx111. 57. All to have voices, g4. Not reported. 

_ For amending Acts ; Referred, Lx x1. 23. Bill ordered, 110. Presented, 237. B. a. 416. See infra, 14. 27.46. | Embankments, 3, 
Petitions, 601. ; 








9. First District :—To repeal so much of Acts as relates thereto, and for granting other powers; Referred, Lx11. 91. Bill ordered, 2409, 
' Presented, 280.. Committed, 318. Petition renewed and referred, 611. Bill ordered, 631. Presented, 641. R. a, 831 


8. Second District :—To amend and render more effectual so much of Act 13 Geo. III. as relates to the fen and low grounds lying within 
the Second District; Referred, tv11. 109. Bill ordered, 135. Presented, 145, 8. A. 353» —-— For improving the Drainage ; 
Referred, Lx1x. 43. Not reported. 


9. Middle Level :—To drain and preserve same; Referred, rv111. 109. Not reported. 
LXxv.g. Bill ordered, 23. Presented, 47. Lords Amendments agreed to, 381. R. A. 402. 





For improving the Drainage; Referred, 


11. South Level -—For improving the Drainage; Referred, txv11. 60. Bill ordered, 134. Presented, 142. Not proceeded in ———— For 
improving the Drainage; Referred, yxvii1. 72. Not reported. Vo amend powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxit1. 22, Bill 
ordered, 36. Not presented. ’ 


12. Beethom and Kendal (Westmoreland) :—For draining; Referred, 1x1x. 60. Not reported. 





13. Beverley and Skidby (York) :—To amend Act for draining and improving; Referred, yx111. 87. Bill ordered, 213, 
Presented, 218. Lords Amendments agreed to, 343. R. A. 373- 


Billockby :—See infra, 17. : 


. Borough Fen (N orthampton) :——For draining, inclosing, and improving ; Referred, Lxv11.40. Bill ordered, 122, Presented, 129. 
Petition for provision referred, 135. Reported; Report-to lie upon the Table, 150. Report read; leave granted for notices; and 
instruction to make provision for forming the said common and waste land into a parish, to be called Newborough ; 167. Regent's 
consent signified, 335. Lords Amendments agreed to, 394. R. A. 415+ To amend and enlarge powers of Act for draining, &amp;c. ; 
For forming the same into a parish, to be called Newborough ; and for building and endowing a church for such parish ; Referred, 
LxXxiv. 72. Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 171. Regent's consent signified, 407. 2B. A. 530. 


Bourn :—See infra, 25. 


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Braunton :— See Inclosures, 28. (Braunton.) 


15. Braunton and Heanton Punchardon (Devon) :——For embanking, draining, and inclosing ; Referred, .xv.51. Bill ordered, 
185. Presented, 191. Committed, 288. Not reported. 


Broadholm :—See infra, 58. 


16. Bray, White Waltham, &amp;c. (Berks and Wilts) :——-To drain and improve; Referred, Lx x111. 53. Bill ordered, 69, 
Order of leave discharged; another Bill ordered; 174. Presented, 176. R. a. 327. 


Brayton :—See infra, 61. 
Brue River Drainage :—See infra, 99. 


17. Burgh and Billockby (Norfolk) :—To inclose and drain; Referred, tvs. 136. Bill ordered, 191. Presented, 202, 
R. A. 334+ 


Burwell :—See Jnclosures, 33. ( Burwell.) 
Bury :—See infra, 53. 
Byal Fen :—See infra, 69. 
18 Carlton, Great (Lincoln) :—To drain and improve; Referred, uxv1. 69. Not reported. 
19. Catfield and Sutton (Norfolk) :——To inclose and drain ; Referred, tvi1.80. Bill ordered, 368. Presented, 384. R. 4.514, 


20. Cawdle Fen (Isle of Ely) :—For draining and preserving; Referred, uxv. 15. Not reported. 
Holts (Isle of Ely); For amending Act; Referred, Lxv.23. Bill ordered, 32. Presented, 180. R. 4. 402. 


Chatteris :—See infra, 69. 
21. Clanmaurice (Kerry) :—Referred, Lxxrv. 98. Not reported. 


Cawdle Fen and the 





22. Congresbury (Somerset) :—For draining certain lands in that and adjoining parishes; Referred, txxiv. 36. Bill ordered, 145. 
Presented, 149. R.A. 530. 


Cooldham :—See infra, 82. 


23..Crowland (Lincoln) :—To drain and inclose; Referred, rv1.17. Bill ordered, 305. Presented, 368. .a. 619. See 
infra, 25. 

24. Crowle, Eastoft, Ealand, &amp;c. (Lincoln and York) :—For inclosing. and draining; Referred, Lxvitt, 32. Order of 
reference discharged, and Bill ordered; presented; 280. Lords Amendments agreed to, 570. R.A. 589. For amending Act; 
Referred, Lxx. 25. Bill ordered; presented; 142. Additional Petition; referred, 188. Not proceeded in. For amending 
Act; Referred, uxxt. 38. Bill ordered, 98. Presented, 238. Petition for enlarging the time for Report; referred, 351. Time 


enlarged, 354. Petitions against, 358, 378. R. a. 489. 








25. Deeping, Crowland, &amp;c. (Lincoln) :—'To inclose and drain; Referred, rv1. 18. Petition for provision referred to a Com- 
mittee, 226. Petition for Bill reported, and Bill ordered, 246. Petition for provision reported; Report to lie on the Table, 248, 
Read again ; leave granted for Notices; 255. Instruction for draining certain other lands, &amp;c. 314. Bill presented, 343. Petition 
against, 471. King’s consent signified, 604. R. a. 640. See Inclosures, 52. (Deeping.) 


Denver: 


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Petitions for Bills relative to Drainages, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


26. 


27. 


28. 


29. 


31. 


32. 


33. 


34. 


37. 


41. 
42. 


43. 


. Keyingham, &amp;e. (York) :—To repeal Act; Referred, tv1. 164. Not reported. 


Denver :—See infra, 26. 

Dovercourt :-—See infra, 54. 

Downham Market, Wimbotsham, &amp;c. (Norfolk) :—Reférred, :vi1. 91. Bill ordered, 163. Presented, 170. x. a. 353: 
East and West Fens :—See infra, 89. 


Eau-Brink (Norfolk) :——To explain and amend Acts; Referred, Lx. 107. Bill ordered, 263. Presented, 286. Petition 
against, 305. R. A- 431. For increasing the fund for carrying Acts into execution; Referred, uxx111. 18. Bill ordered; 
presented; 34. Petitions against, 81, 106, 114, 153, 185, 204, 210, 216, 218, 222. Committee to send for persons, papers and 
records, 94. Petition respecting the Standing Orders, 189. To lie on the Table, 190. Regent’s consent to Bill signified, 220. 
R. A. 327. To alter and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx1v. 78. Bill ordered, 118. Petition against, 176, Order of 
leave for Bill read and discharged, and another Bill ordered; presented; 193. Petitions against, 215, 228, 230, 238, 256, 259. 
Regent's consent signified, 467. R. a. 530. 








Eccles next the Sea :—See Inclosures, 119. (Repps with Bastwick.) 


Ely, Isle of :—For amending Acts; Referred, txv.8. Bill ordered, 23. Presented, 180. Re-committed, 321. Time enlarged for 
Report, 326. Further enlarged, 358. Lords Amendments agreed to, 495. R.A. 499. Petition complaining of the fees demanded on 
passing the Bill; To lie on the Table, 504. 


Everton, Scaftworth, &amp;e. (Nottingham) :——To alter and amend Act for embanking, draining, and preserving; Referred, 
Lv1. 172. Bill ordered, 377. Presented, 392. Petition against, 589. R.a. 665. ——— For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, 
LXvitl. 20. Bill ordered, 267. Presented, 280. Rr. a. 588. s 


Fairburn :—See Inclosures, 62. (Fairburn.) 

Fishlake :—See infra, 76. 

F orebridge :——See Inclosures, 64. (Forebridge.) 

Foss :—See Navigations, 44. 

Frickley cum Clayton :-See Inclosures, 65. (Frickly cum Clayton.) 


Friskney (Lincoln) :—For embanking, draining, and inclosing; tx1v. 82. Bill ordered, 147. Presented, 154. Petition 
against, 263. King’s consent signified, 308. -Lords Amendments agreed to, 937. R. A. 355. 


Frodingham 3——See Inclosures, 65. (Frodingham.) 

Fulstow, &amp;c. (Lincoln) :—To inclose and drain ; Referred, rv11. 116. Not reported. 
Ganstead :—See infra, 68. ; 

Gayton-le-Marsh :—See supra, 18. 

Gringley :——See supra, 29. 

Happisburgh :—See Inclosures, 76. (Hempstead.) 

Harby :—See infra, 58. 

Hatfield :—See supra, 2. infra, ‘76. 


Hatfield-Chace (York, Lincoln, Nottingham) :—For draining and preserving; Referred, txv1. 56. Bill ordered, 125. 
Presented, 136. Petition against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; voices, 190. Not proceeded in————To improve the Drainage ; 
Referred, txvi1. 52. Not reported. For more effectually draining and improving; Referred, txvi11. 92. Bill ordered, 57. 


Presented, #81. Petition against, 459. Time enlarged for Report, 536. R. a. 588. 





Helgay ( Norfolk) :—To alter aud amend Act ; Referred, uxx111. 59. Not reported. 


Hempstead : —See Inclosures, 76. (Hempstead.) 


5. Hickling (Norfolk) :—To inclose and drain ; Referred, Lv1. 136. Bill ordered, 191. Presented, 213. Bs a. 334. 


Holbech :—See infra, 36. 87. 
Holderness :—See infra, 38. 49. 68.&gt; 


. Holland, South (Lincoln) :——To amend Act; Referred, txvit. 69. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 130. Not proceeded in. 


For rendering Act more effectual; Referred, 1xx11.73. Bill ordered, 181. Petition for leave to present the Bill; Referred, 
274. Leave given,281. Bill presented, 287. Petition against, 410. Regent’s consent signified, 430." n. a. 473. See infra, 62. 





Horsey :—See Inclosures, 81. ( Horsey.) 
Kendal :—See supra, 12. 


Kelsey, North (Lincoln) :— To inclose and drain; Referred, tvi1. 109. Not -reported.' See Inclosures, 85. (Kelsey, 
North.) 





To repeal Act, and render more effectual 
the Drainage ; Referred, tv11. 160. Bill ordered, 287. Presented, 321. R.A. 418. 


Kidwelly :—See Inclosures, 86. (Kidwelly.) 


. Kyme, North (Lincoln) :—To amend Act for draining, &amp;c.; Referred, rv1. 160. Bill ordered, 184. Presented, 223. R. a. 449. 


Laneham, &amp;e. (Nottingham) :—For amending Act; Referred, xxv. 8. Bill ordered, 153. Presented, 160. 8. a. 253. 
Leverington (Cambridge) :—Referred, uv1. 128. Bill ordered, 156. Presented, 192. . a. 600. 


Lincoln :—To drain and inclose certain lands in several parishes in the city and county of Lincoln; Referred, urx. 116. Bill 
ordered, 318. Presented, 327. R. A. 431. &lt;50rG 


Llanasa :—See Inclosures, 94. (Llanasa.) 
Llanelly : 
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432 | DRAINAGES—continued. 


Petitions for Bills.relative to Drainages, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 
Lianelly :——See Inclosures, 95. (Llanelly.) 
Llanrhystid :—See Inclosures, 96. (Llanrhystid.) 


41. T.och-Leven (Fife and Kinross) :—For draining lands covered by the waters of Loch Leven; Referred, xvi. 74. Bill 
ordered, 133. Presented, 250. Petitions against, 258, 333. Not proceeded in. 


45. March, Wimblington, and Upwell, ( First and Second Districts ) (Cambridge): i—For enlarging powers of Act; 
Referred, xv. 47. Bill ordered, 89. Presented, 156. B. a. 379. 


Martham :—See Inclosures, 103. (Martham.) 
Maspin Moor :—See Inclosures, 23. (Birkin.) 


46. Mildenhall (Suffolk) :—For inclosing and draining; Referred, ux11. 100. Two Bills ordered, 124. Bill to explain, &amp;c. Act 
33 Geo. III. for draining, &amp;c.; Presented, 257. Passed, 343. Petition renewed, and referred, 584. Bill ordered, 600. Presented, 
611. Petition against, 617. R. a. 805. See Inclosures, 105. (Mildenhall.) 


47. Minsmere Level (Suffolk) :——For embanking, inclosing, and draining ; Referred, Lxv. 35. Two Bills ordered, 84. Bill to 
embank and drain; Presented, 108. Petition against, 242. R. a. 379. See Inclosures, 106. (Minsmere Level.) 


* Misterton :—See supra, 29. 
Newborough :—See supra, 14. 
Newton-upon-Ouze :—See Inclosures, 109. (Newton-upon-Ouze.) 
48. Otmoor Common (Oxon and Bucks) :—Referred, tv1. 138. Bill ordered, 333. Presented, 351. Committed, 377. 
Petition against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; voices; 406. Not proceeded in. For draining and inclosing; Referred, 
EXXx. 34. Additional Petition ; Referred, 80. Report; To lie on the Table, 89. Bill ordered; presented; 96. Petitions against, 


117, 393, 427- Bill re-committed, 402. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 410. Lords Amendments agreed to, 472. 
R, A. 475- 


49. Ottringham (York) :—Referred, ux1r.185. Bill ordered, 293. Presented, 302. Committed, 349. Petition renewed, and 
referred, 576. Bill ordered, 615. Presented, 617. Petition against, 669. Lords Amendments agreed to, 841. R. a. 848. 





Ouse :—See Navigations, 44. 
Outwell :—See infra, 79. 
Plymouth :—See Embankments, 9. 
51. Potter-Heigham (Norfolk) :—To inclose and drain; Referred, rv1. 136. Bill ordered, 188. Presented, 346. . a. 600. 
Puxton :—See supra, 22. 
52. Ramsey (Huntingdon) :—To alter and enlarge powers of Act; Referred, 1xxi11. 15. Bill ordered, 24. Presented, 116. R. a. 327. 


53. Ramsey, Bury and Upwood (Huntingdon) :—For draining and improving ; Referred, trx. 59. Bill ordered, 71. Pre- 
sented, 119. R.A. 255. 


Ramsey Creek (Essex) :—See Embankments, 11. 
54. Ramsey, Dovercourt and Little Oakley (Essex) :——For draining and embanking ; Referred, t1x. 104. Not reported. 
Repps :—See Inclosures, 119. (Repps.) 
55. Rockwardine, &amp;e. (Salop) :—To inclose and drain; Referred, rv1. 186. Bill ordered, 347. Presented, 373. 2. a. 600. 
56. Runham (Norfolk) :—To inclose and drain; Referred, Lvir. 105. Bill ordered, 248. Presented, 268. R.A. 353. 


Sand Hutton (York) :—See Inclosures, 125. (Sand Hutton.) 


a 
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. Sawtry (Huntingdon) :—To inclose and drain; Bill ordered, t1x.22. Petition read again; Order of leave discharged, and 
Petition referred to a Committee ; 30. Bill ordered, 32. Presented, 46. Rr. a. 256. 


58. Saxelby, Harby and Broadholm (Nottingham) :—For leave to present a Petition to inclose and drain; Leave given ; 
Petition presented, and referred; Lvi1. 193. Bill ordered, 384. Presented, 388. Re-committed, 495. King’s consent signified, 511. 
R.A. 643. 


Scaftworth :—See supra, 29. 
59. Scotton (Lincoln) :—For inclosing and draining ; Referred, rxv111. 92. Not reported. 


61. Selby, &amp;c. (York) :—To drain and improve; Referred, xx. g2. Bill ordered, 304. Presented, 337. Petitions against, 376. 
r. A. 488. 


Skellow and Carcroft :—See Inclosures, 131. (Skellow and Carcroft). 
Skidby :—See supra, 13. 

Snaith :—See supra, 2. infra, 63. 88. Inclosures, 132. (Snaith.) 
Somerton ;—See infra, 93. 

South Level :——See supra, 11. 

Spalding :—See Embankments, 13. 


62. Spalding, Weston, &amp;c. (Lincoln) :—To alter and amend Act; Referred, rv111. 168. Not reported. 
Act; Referred, rxvit1.'71. Not reported. 


63. Sprotbrough, &amp;e. (York) :—For more effectually draining and embanking ; Referred, Lxxv. 52. Not reported. 
Stanground : —See Inclosures, 135. (Stanground) 


To alter and amend 





Steeple : 





DRAINAGES—continued. 433 
—$—$—$—————— ee 
Petitions for Bills relative to Drainages, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 
Steeple cum Stansgate :—See: Embankments, 14. 
64. Stilton (Huntingdon) : :—For draining and improving; Referred, txv.14. Bill ordered, 34. Presented, 85. . x. a. 379. 


65. Stoke Ferry, Northwold, &amp;e. (Norfolk) :——For repealing Act, and for more effectually draining ; Referred, ux1x. 34¢ - Bill 
- * * ordered ; presented ; 155. Lords Amendment agreed to, 377. R. A. 393. 


Stow Bardolph :—See supra, 26. 65. 


66. Sully, Cadoxton, Juxta Barry, &amp;c. (Glamorgan) :—For embanking, draining, and improving ; Referred, txx. 42. Not 
reporte 


67. Sutton, Chetteris, &amp;c. (Isle of Ely) :—To alter and amend Acts; Referred, Lx1. 95. Bill ordered, 116. Presented,’ 398 
R. A. 479. 


68. Sutton, Granstead, &amp;c. (York) :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, tx11.172. Not reported. 


69. Sutton, Mepal, Witcham, Chatteris, and Byal Fen bar of Ely) :—To alter and amend powers of Acta; Referred, 
~ Lvyrir. 124. Not reported. 


7. Sutton, St. Edmunds (Lincoln) :—Referred, tx1v. 69. Bill ordered, 167. Presented, 173. Petition against, 097. Bill 
re-committed, and Committee to report on or before a certain day, 299. R. A. 355- 


72. Swaffham, &amp;e. (Cambrid ge) :—To alter and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, rxx1v. 78. Reported ; Report to lie on » the 
‘' Table, 118.. Billordered,121. Order of leave read and discharged; Report on Petition re-committed; 206. Reported, and Bill 
ordered ; presented; 213. R.A. 530. 


73. Swaffham-Bulbeck (Cambridge) :—To alter and amend Act; Referred, xv111.185. Not reported. 


74. Swaffham-Prior, &amp;c. (Cambridge) :—-To amend Acts; Referred, nv. 201. Not reported. x For enlarging powers of 
Acts; Referred, yx vir1.66. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 107. Not presented. 


76. Thirne (Norfolk) :—To inclose and drain; Referred, uv11. 170. _Bill ordered, 210. — Not presented. See Inclosures, 144. . 
(Thirne.) 


‘Thorne :=See supra, 1, 2. 63. 


76. Thorne, Hatfield and Fishlake (York) :—To inclose and drain; Referred, rv1.197. Bill ordered, 447. Presented, 459. 
Petitions against, 459, 479, 500. Bill committed, 478. Not proceeded in, ——— To inclose and drain; Referred, tv11. 107. Not 
reported. ——=—— To divide and drain; Referred, yv111. 156. Not reported. 


77. Thorp Audlin (York) ;—To inclose and drain ; Referred, uvir. 162. Not reported. 
Thorp Willoughby :—See supra, 61. 
Thurlton :—See Inclosures, 145. (Thurlton.) 


78. Tid St. Giles and Newton (Cambridge), and Tid St. re (Lincoln) :—For amending Act; Referred, 
Lx111.100. Bill ordered, 142. Presented, 146. nr. a. 268, 


Traeth Maw (Caernarvon) :—See Churches, 106. 
2 Trusthorpe :—See Inclosures, 148. (Trusthorpe.) 


79. Upwell and Outwell(Cambridge and Norfolk) :—For more effectually draining and improving; Referred, v1. 119. 
Bill ordered, 207. Presented, 250. R. A. 449. 


Upwood :—See supra, 53. 
81. Wainfleet Haven (Lincoln) at SP Lxvitt. 92. Not reported. 
Wainfleet, St. Mary :—See Embankments, 17. 


82. Waldersey and Cooldham (Isle of Ely) :—For repeal of Act 4 Jac. I. and for more effectually draining ; Referred, uxv11t. 15. 
Bill ordered, 252. Presented 275. Petition” against, 463. Not proceeded in, —-—— For amending Act; Referred, uxx. 29. ‘Not 


reported. 
Walkeringham :—See supra, 29. , Inclosures, 151. Walkeringham.). 
83. Wallasey, Bidston, &amp;c. (Cheshire) :—Referred, rx1x. 46. - Not reported. 
84. Walsham, South, &amp;e. (Norfolk) +-—To inclose and drain ; Referred, v1. 136. Bill ordered, 308. Presented, 312. R. a. 600. 
_ Warton-with-Lindetli :—See Inclosures, i 53. (Warton.) 
‘. Washes, The Hundred’ Feet :—See Embankments, 18, 
85. Waterbeach (Cambridge) :—For enlarging powers of Act ; Referred, Lxvit1. 65. Bill ordered, 275 Presented, 284. R. . 506. 
Wath-upon-Dearne :—Se Inglosures, 153. (Wath-upon-Dearne) 
‘Welland River :—See Navigations, 131. | 
Westbury :—See infra, 96 
West Fens :—See infra, 89 


Weston’ See supra, 62. 
86. ‘Weston, North, &amp;e. (Somerset) :—For draining and improving ; LX¥. 39. Referred, 40, Bill ordered, 89. . Presented, 1 48. 
Petition against, 155- R. A. 379- 


87. Whaplode and Holbeach (Lincoln) :—For inclosing and for altering Act for draining, &amp;c. lands in the parishes of Spalding, 
: Weston, &amp;c.; Referred, rv111. 168. Not reported. —_- To explain and amend Act ; Referred, Lx1v.61, Not reported, See 


supra, 36. | 
88. Whitgift 


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II. Petitions for Bills relative to Drainages, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 
68. Whitgift and Snaith (York) :—For warping and improving; Referred, uxxv. 130. Bill ordered, 215. Presented, #34. 
R. A. 423. See supra, 1, 2. 
Whittlesey :—See supra, 5. 3 
e9. Wildmore Fen and the West and East Fens (Lincoln) :—For more effectually draining; Referred, tvz. 131. _ Bill 


ordered, 376. Presented, 456. King’s consent signified, 620. Rk. a. 665. —=_—— For altering, amending and enlarging powers of 
Act; Referred, rv111. 199. Bill ordered, 431. Presented, 436. R. a. 581. 


91. Wildmore Fens :—&lt;Fourth District.) To render more effectual Acts; txx111. 57. Referred, 58. Bill ordered, 174. Presented, 182. 
Re-committed, and leave given to Committee to sit and proceed on a certain day, 271. Time enlarged for Report, 276. R. a. 377. 


v2. Wimblington and Chatteris, Second District (Isle of Ely) :—Referred, uxv. 47. Bill ordered, 177. Presented, 194. 
R. A. 448. 


Wimbotsham :—-See supra, 26. 


03. Winterton, East Somerton, and West Somerton (Norfolk) :—To inclose and drain; ‘Referred, rx. 30. Report; 
Standing Orders in part complied with ; Report to lie on the Table; 36. Read again, and Bill ordered, 40. Presented, 42. R. a. 132. 


94. Wisbech (Cambridge) :—To amend and render Act more effectual; txrv. 62, Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 169. Petition 
against, 223. mh. A. 305. 
Witcham :—See supra, 69. 


95. Witham River :—tTo render more effectual Act for draining certain low lands lying on both sides of that River, and for restoring the 
navigation of the said River from the High Bridge to the sea; Referred, Lx111. 108. Bill ordered, 213. Presented, 217. Petitions 


against, 291, 309. R. A. 450. ——=—— For rendering more effectual Act; Referred, txvi1. 59. Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 130. 
Petition against, 197. R. a. 383. 


96. Wookey, &amp;e. (Somerset) t---For draining and improving, and for altering and improving the Navigation of the River Axe ; 
Referred, Lv11. 135. Bill ordered, 161. Presented, 187. Petition for provision, referred to a Committee, 316. Reported; Report 
to lie on the Table, 342. R. a. 492. 


Woolwich :—See Navigations, 137. 
97. Wormegay (N orfolk) :—To inclose and drain; Referred, ux1. 48. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 297. Petitions against, 358, 
376. R. A. 479- 


98. Wormegay, Shouldham, Marham, &amp;c. (Norfolk :}—For draining and improving ; Referred, 1xx. 62. Bill ordered, 124. 
Presented, 143. Petition for enlarging time for Report, 260. Time enlarged, 267. Further enlarged, 275. R.A. 437- 


99. Wotton North, &amp;c. (Somerset) :—For draining, &amp;c.; Referred, tv1.24. Bill ordered, 228. Presented, 249. Petition 
against, 293. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 437. Amendment considered, and further consideration put off for three 
months, 451. Petition and Report thereon read again, and another Bill ordered, 454. Presented, 459. R. A. 600. 


101. Wrangle (Lincoln) :——To inclose and drain and exonerate from tithes; Referred, tv11. 152. Not reported. 


102. Yaxley (Huntin don) :——For leave to present a Petition to raise money to defray the expense of erecting another engine for the 
purpose of the drainage; Leave given; Petition presented and referred ; tv1. 364. Not reported. 


See Bills, 616. Committees, 1243. 1756. 1759. Excise, 2. Orders, 22. 37. 55+ Tiles. 





Drake 9 William s——See Accounts and Papers, 1959. 1960. 5578. Elections, 335. House, 206. 


Dramatic Representations :— Motion for appointing a Select Committee to, inquire into the state of Dramatic 
Representations in the Metropolis ; Withdrawn, xvi. 367. 


Drapery :—sSee Ainage Laws. Petitions, 181. 








Drawbacks, Bounties, tc. 


I. Resolutions of Committees of the Whole House (not included in 
Resolutions of Committees of Supply and Ways and Means) 
relative to Drawbacks, Bounties, &amp;c.; 1. 


II. Bills relative to Drawbacks, Bounties, &amp;c, (not including Regu- 
lations contained in Bills of Supply;) 2. 








I. Resolutions of Committees of the Whole House (not included in Resolutions 


of Committees of Supply and Ways and Means) relative to Drawbacks, 
Bounties, &amp;c. : 


1. Alkali; Lxxiv. 283. Beef or Pork salted in Ireland; ux11, 684. Beer, encouraging the consumption of, in the cities of Dublin, Cork, 
Waterford, and Limerick ; rx.256. Bibles; ux1x. 362. Brewers, (Ireland); txxv.320. Brimstone; Lviit. 208—LxxX. 175. 
Calicoes or Cottons ; Lx11. 785.-—uxx. 447. Chocolate (Ireland) Lxv1. 352. Cocoa Nuts (Ireland); uxv1.352. Copper; L¥1. 501.— 
imwx. 224. Cordage; Lx1x.480. Corn, Meal, Grain, &amp;c.; L1x. 356.—Lx1x. 241. (Imported into Ireland); LVI. 159, 593- 
Customs; LVIII. 427. (App. 1078.) (Ireland); tvii1. 224.—Lxx. 127. (Isle of Man) txvi. 340. Damask Tabling ; wr 

Distillery ; 


DRAWBACKS——DUBLIN. 435 





I. Resolutions of Committees of the Whole House, relative to Drawbacks, &amp;c. 


—continued. 
Distillery ; Uxv1. 34. East India Goods; uxx.19. Excise (Great Britain); tv1tt. 517. (Ireland); rvr11, 224, Fish; tvx. 282.— 
Lv111. 680. (Imported from Newfoundland and the coast of Labrador); tv1, 560. (Taken and cured on the coast of the Gulph of 
St. Lawrence) ; Uxiv. 134. Fisheries; LXXxv. 381, 424, 450. (Southern Whale Fishery); Lvir. 92.—1Lxx, 221, Flour, American ; 
Lv1I.g2. (Imported into Ireland); tv1. 592. Glass; Lxv1. 287.—Lxvit. 388, §35-—LxXxX. 128, 170, 390.—Lxx1v. 547. Gold 
Articles, under the weight of two ounces; Lxxv. 305. Gold Rings; uxxv, 218. Hair (Foreign); tvi11. 485, Herrings; txx, 
221. Horse Hair; tvi11. 485. Ireland (Goods, &amp;c. exported from); Lx1x. 397, 403- Lace; ux3.357. Linens; ux. 445.— 
Lx. 265.—.x 1. 766, 811.—Lxvi. 167.—Lx1X, 390.—Lxxv. 379. Malt; uxxv. 320. Opium; rvitt. 501. Paper, Pasteboards, 
&amp;e.; tvit. 585. Pearl and Pot Ashes; uxvit. 490. Pearl Barley; uvitt. 485. Pilchards or Seads; uxi1t, 378.—Lxvil. 204. 
Plate; ULxvit. 332. Portuguese Goods; uxvi. 249. Salt; uxvit, 462, (Used in making Muriatic Acid); uxtx. 434.— 
uxx. 167. (Used in curing Pilchards); vii. 584, Salt (Ireland); uxi11. 390. Salts(Epsom) ; txx. 418. (Glauber); xx, 229. 
Silk; uxvitt. 627. Silk Manufactures of Great Britain; uxt. 507. Slaves, captured by the officers and seamen of His Majesty’s 
Navy; Lx11.210. Soap, used in the woollen, linen, and cotton manufactories; Lv11. 473. Spirits (Intercourse); 4xtv. 362. 
(Warehousing in Ireland); ux. 264. Stamp Duties; tvi1. 536. Starch, used in the linen, woollen, and cotton manufactories; Lvit. 
473. Staves (Ireland); uxx. 23. Sugar; LV1. 385,—Lv111. 93, 651, 663.—Lx. 437.—LX1, 508.—LX XII, 137, 149.—LX1v, 110.— 
LXVI. 120.—LXVIII. 303.—Lx1x. 80, 218, 237, 395, 396.—Lxx. 167, 196.~—Lxx111, 323. (Ireland); LvI. 401.—LVIII. 97.— 
LIX, 27.—-LX. 149,—LXI. 114.—Lx11. 118, Sugar Candy; ux1. 520. Tobacco; LXVIII. §44.—LxXx. 295. Vitriol, Oil of; 
Lxt. 481. Wine (Cape); Lxvi11. 565. (Rhenish, German, and Hungary); ivi. 486, (Spanish); Lx. 180, 434.—-LXVIII. 35. 
Wood ; Uxvi. 231, 398.—LXVII. 490.—Lxx, 18. 


IT. Bills relative to Drawbacks, Bounties, &amp;c. (not including Regulations con- 
tained in Bills of Supply :) 


2. American Colonies ; Goods, &amp;c. imported into. See America, 7.——— Beef or Pork salted in Ireland. See Provisions, ——— Beer. 

See Beer, 4. Bibles. See Bibles. Brewers. See Brewers. —&lt;—— Brimstone. See Muriate Acid, 3. Calicoes, 

See Calicoes, 2. 4. China. See Customs, 4. —«— Chocolate, See Chocolate, 2.——-— Coals. See Coals, 6. 8. 12. 14. 
Copper. See Copper, 1. Cordage. See Customs, 43. ——&lt;-—— Corn, Meal, Grain, &amp;c. See Corn, 1. 2. 4. 29. ——— 
Cotton. See Calicoes, 2. 4. Damask Tabling. See Customs, 4. Excise. See Excise, 26. Fish. See Fish, 1. 3. 
23.27. Sugar, 6. Flax. See Flax, 1,2. Laws Expiring, 25. Linen, 13.——— Flour, American. See Corn, 1.—— 
Flour American, imported into Ireland. See Corn, 4 Glass. See Glass, 3, 4. 6-8. 11. Gold Articles under the 
weight of two ounces. See Customs, 43. Gold Rings. See Customs, 43. Hair. See Customs, 4. Hemp. See 
Laws Expiring, 25, 26. Ireland, goods imported into and exported from, See Revenue, 12.—e—- Lace. See Customs, 4.—— 
Linen. See Laws Expiring, 3. 26. Linen, 2, 3. 9. 13+ 15-——— Malt (Ireland). See Brewers. ——— Muriatic Acid. See 
Muriatic Acid, 1-3. ——— Opium. See Customs, 4. ——— Paper. See Paper, 12.———— Plate. See Plate, 2, —«-»-— Prayer 
Books. See Bibles. ———— Salt. See Excise,2.11. Salt, 1. 4, 5. 7~9. 13. 17. —==———- Salts (Epsom). See Salt, 14. Salts 
(Glauber), See Muriatic Acid, 3.——— Silk. See Silk, 2, 3. 9. 11. 19.——ee— Soap. See Soap. ——— Southern Whale 
Fishery. See Fish, 35-39. Spirits. See Spirits, 18. 22. 24. 34. 37- 42- 45. 65.—-e—— Sugar. See Laws Expiring, 6. 
Sugar, 1-15. 25, 26. 29. 31. 33-35. Sugar Candy. See Sugar, 9.—~— Tiles, See Excise,2. Tiles. ——ee— Tobacco. 
See Customs, 28. Tobacco, 8.———Vitriol. See Vitriol, 1, 2.—«m-— Wine. See Customs,4, Marines,2. Tobacco,8. Wine, 6, 
13. 15.—————— Wood. +See Wood, 1, 

See Petitions, 182, 






























































Dreschell, Major General :—see House, 109. 
‘Drivers :——See Stage Coaches, 5. 8. 
Drogheda *——See Elections, 358. 


Droits : 

1. Motion that the possession by the Crown of funds raised otherwise than by the grant of Supplies from the Commons in Parliament assem- 
bled, and applicable to purposes not previously ascertained by Parliament, is contrary to the spirit of the Constitution, liable to great 
abuses, and full of danger to the rights of the subject and the interests of the country; that it is the peculiar ‘duty of the Commons 
House of Parliament to inyestigate the nature and foundation of all such funds as are pretended or asserted to be vested in the Crown in 
the manner above-mentioned, &amp;c, ; Amendment made by leaving out certain words and adding others; main Question put and negatived ; 
LXVII. 47. 

2. Motion that the House having taken into its consideration the unprecedented sums at different and uncertain periods, within the last twenty 


years, received and disposed of by the Crown as Droits, is deeply impressed with the necessity of inquiring into the extent and appli- 
cation of the same; Negatived, Lxvit. 47. 


3. Motion that the House will proceed to appoint a Committee to inquire into the most efficacious means of transferring the Fund of Droits 
to the public service ; Negatived, rxvi1. 48. 


4. Motion that a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the application of the various sums received as Droits of the Crown and of the 
Admiralty ; Negatived, Lxvit. 149. 


See Accounts and Papers, 49-115. 3566. Addresses, 57-63. 194. 595- ‘billable 38. Civil List, 2. 
Drugs :— See Petitions, 183. Poison. 


Dublin :——~Letter from the Lord Mayor of Dublin to Mr. Speaker, requesting leave to present a Petition of the Corporation of Dublin 
at the Bar of the House; Letter read ; Resolution that the Lord Mayor of Dublin be admitted to present Petitions of the Corporation at 


the bar, according to the usages observed regarding the Sheriffs of London; Lxv111. 209. —--— House informed of Lord Mayor of 
Dublin attending ; called in, and presents Petitions ; yxvi14. 212. 219. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1961-2013. 5579. Addresses, 455. 457+ Coals, 18-21. Committees, 342, 361-363. 
Debts, Small, 33. Docks, 4, 5. 3'7- Estates, 199. Houses of Industry, 1. Justices of the Peace, 5, 6. 
King, 29.31. 66. Lighthouses, 4. Pavings, 1-4. 73. Petitions, 184. 619-627. Postage, 23. Supply, Key 
to Supply, also 5256. Window Taz, 1. 


Dublin (Royal Exchan ge) :——Petition for Bill to provide for the election of Trustees of the Royal Exchange Dublin ; 
To lie on the Table, Lxx1v.57. Read and referred, 67. Bill ordered, 206. Presented, 218. Petition against, 285. R. a. 530. 


Du Bois, 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








436 —.-DU BOIS___ DUTCH. 
lee SSS 


Du Bois, Isaac :-—See Addresses, 481. Committees, 1374. Petitions, 59'7. Supply, 748. 1753. 


Duckworth, Vice Admiral Sir John Thomas, Bart. :—Bill for granting an annuity of £,1,000. 
to him ; Ordered, 1x1. 193. Presented, 198. R. A. 275. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5338. Addresses, 397. Committees, 766. Constantinople. House, 116. 159. 
Messages, 39. : 


Duelling :—=—=Bill to repeal certain Acts of the Parliament of Scotland ‘regarding Duelling; Ordered; presented; printed ; 
LXXIV. 291, R- a. 614. ve 


Duff, Captain George :—see sdaresses, 515, 

Duff, Sir James :—see Accounts and Papers, 2708. Addresses, 411. 602. 

Duigenan, Dector : — see Accounts and Papers, 5427. 

Dumfries Road :—see Accounts and Papers, 2015. 

Dun’s Hospital, Dublin Somtdine denagetadahtepiticona. ":,: Midliine,iiey..: :- tieiinas Regth Caml 
Duncan, Jonathan, Esquire :—see Howe, 117. 

Dundas, Charles, Esquire :—see Speaker, 2... 

Dundas, Mr. Robert :—See Downing Street. : 


Dundas, Sir David :—Motion, That the Commander in Chief, Sir David Dundas, had, in refusing to carry into execution _ 
the 12th Section of the Articles of War, when called upon so to do by Captain Foskett, misdemeaned himself, &amp;c.; Negatived, . 
LXV. 473- See Foskett, Captain. 


Dundrum Pier :—see Accounts und Papers, 2017-2019. Supply, 1671. 

Dung :-—see Accounts and Papers, 361-2, Manure, 2-4. 

Dunkirk (Ship) :—see Accounts and Papers, 2020. Addresses, 197. Supply, 1462. 1590. 

Dunleary :—see Docks, 5.43- Supply 3437. 

Dunmore Harbour :—see Accounts and Papers, 2021. Docks, 44. Supply, 3179. 3869. 4046. 4223. 4430. 
Dunn, Captain:—see Rochfort Squadron, | 

Dunn, George Patrick :—see Bicctions, 207. 

Dunstanville, Lord De :—see Indemnity, 14. 

D’ Urban, Brigadier-General Benjamin —see House, 145. 

Durnsford, Henry :—see Elections, 279. 

Dutch Colonies :—See Accounts and Papers, 2022. iw Feit Cl 
Dutch East Indiamen :—See Accounts and Papers, 114. Addrecses, 0th, 

Dutch Emigrants :—See Accounts and Papers, 2352-2359. 

Dutch Gin :—see Accounts and Papers, 1051. 

Dutch Officers :—see Accounts and Papers, 2024. Supply, 2049. 2430. 


Dutch Prizes :——Fourth Report from the Committee on Public Expenditure read; Motion, That it appears to the House that 
to commit pecuniary trusts to any person without providing any check on their proceedings, is a violation of the obvious duty of 
Government; Previous Question thereupon, negatived; Motion, That it appears to this House from the circumstances disclosed in the 
Fourth Report from the Committee on Public Expenditure relative to the Commissioners for Dutch Prizes, that such neglect on 
the part of the Government has been proved to exist, &amp;c. ; Amendment proposed, by leaving out from the first word “ That,” to the eitd 
of the question, in order to add other words ; and Question, that the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question, Negatived ; 
Question proposed, that the other words be added instead thereof; Amendment proposed to be made to the said proposed at 
by leaving out the word “ omission” and inserting the word “ neglect” instead thereof ; and Question that the word “ omission” send 
part of the said proposed Amendment, resolved in the affirmative; then Question being put that the words proposed to be added be 
added after the word ‘ That,” it was resolved in the affirmative ; then the main Question so amended being put, Resolution, That the 
Commissioners appointed in 17965, for the disposal of Captured Property, taking advantage of the omission of Government to inquire into 
their proceedings, have appropriated to their own use large and unreasonable profits; Lxiv. 265.————Motion for an Addiess, That 
His Majesty will give directions that the said Commissioners be prosecuted by the Attorney-General for malversation in 1 , 

‘mitted to their charge ; Withdrawn, txiv. 266. See Accounts and Papers, 2023, 2025, 


Dutch Pr 1ze Ships s——-See Accounts and Papers, 57. 78. 80, 81. 92. 114. 1260. Supply, 535. 


in the trust com- 





Duties. 








Duties. 





I. Resolutions of Committees of the Whole House, relative to 


Duties, not included in Resolutions of the Committee of Ways 
and Means; 1. 


II. Bills relative to Duties, not included in Bills of Supply; 2—9. 





I. Resolutions of Committees of the Whole House relative to Duties, not included 
in Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means : 


1.  Absentees, Irish; tv1.583. Alkali; txxiv. 169,283. Assessed Taxes; Lv111.471,546. (Ireland); Lx x111. 340. Auctioneers Licences ; 
LXXI11.198. Auctions; Lv11.473- Ballast within the Harbour of Dublin; txv1.340. Beef brought by land from Scotland to England ; 
Lx11.711. Beer Colouring; uxvi. 369. Bleaching Powder (Ireland); ux1x. 473. Blubber; tvi1. 584. Bonds for removing 
goods coastwise in Ireland; txxv. 238. Bor Wood; uvtt.195. Brandy; Lxit. 137. — LxX1x. 95, 220. Bricks; ivi. 551. 
Brimstone; Lv111. 208.—Lxx.175. Calicoes; LX11.'773.—LXxXv. 368. Carriages with four wheels; uxx111. 150. Cassia Lignea, 
Lvit. 195. China; uvi11. 501. Cinders; Lxx. 441. Cinnamon; Lv11. 195. Citrat of Lime; txx. 127. Coals, Culm and Cinders, 
carried coastwise in Wales; ux111 440. Coasting Trade (Ireland); txxv. 199. Cockets, Entries and Warrants (Ireland) ; 
Lxvi. 340. Cocoa Nuts (Ireland); uxvi. 352. Coffee; Lvi11. 329.—Lx11. 684.— Lxvir. 487. Copper; LVI. §01. — LXIII. 337. 
—LXVI. 292.—LXVII. 343, 464.—Lxx. 224. Corks; Lx111. 312. (Ireland); Lxxr11. 163. Corn, Meal, Grain, &amp;c.; tv1.551.— 
LVIII. 100. — L1x. 26, 356, 361, 432. — LXIx. 241, 282.— Lxx. 91, 119. Cotton Wool; txv1. 340. Customs (Great Britain) ; 
LVIII. 427.—LXX111. 198.—Lxxv. 218, 382. (Ireland); viii. 224, 246,—Lrx. 132.—Lxx.127. (Isle of Man); txv1. 340.— 
LXVII. 514. Damask Tabling; uiviit. 485. Distillation; uxvi1. 34. Distilleries (Scotland); ux1. 978. Distillers Licences; 
xix. 485. East India Captains; ux1x.174. East India Goods; txx. 19. Excise (Great Britain); Lvirt. 517. (Ireiand); 
tv. 224. Excise Licences (Ireland); Lxx. 113. —Lxx1v. 600. France (goods being the growth, &amp;c. of); Lx1x. 245. Geneva 
(Maidstone); uxv1.406. Glass; LX. 437.—LXI. 493-—LXIV, 293.—LX VI. 287.—LXVII. 204, 388, 535.—-LXVI11.619.—Lx1x. 378. 
—LXxX. 128, 314, 390.—LXXI. 14.—LXXIII. 229, — Lx xIv. 547, 569. Goat Skins; tx. 400. Goods (warehousing); tvi11.625. 
—.xx. 32. Goods, Wares and Merchandize (imported from the Colonies in America); Lv11. 624.—(Exported to Ireland, not being 
the growth, produce or manufacture of Great Britain) ; Lx11.785. (Exported to any Foreign Country having been imported into any 
American Colony); Lxxv. 238. (Imported into Ireland from America); Lv1. 591,592. (Except salt, and except goods the growth, 
produce or manufacture of Great Britain, imported into Ireland); Lx11.717. (Imported into Ireland by retailers) ; Lv 11. 555. Hackney 
Couches; tv11. 536. Hair (Foreign); tvi11. 485. Hats; uxvi. 360. Hides, LVI1. 195.—LXV1. 373.—-LX1x. 255. Hops; ix. 
437-—LXI. 493. (Ireland); ivr. 326,578. Horse Hair; rvi11. 485. Horses (Agricultural); Lxx111.87 (Husbandry); ivr. 133. 
(Kept by persons in Holy Orders); tv1. 296. (Let to hire); tvi1. 578. House Duty; uxtx. 449 Insurances; tv11. 572. 
Ireland (goods, &amp;c. imported into); Lx1x. 397. Iron; Lx1. 281. Lace; tvi11. 485.— xx. 60. Leather; 11x. 375. Licences 
(on Ale, &amp;c.); Lx11. 308. (For making Oxygenated Muriatic Acid); Lxx. 229. (For selling Aqua Vite in Scotland) ; 
Lxx111.109. Lighthouses (ships passing Lighthouses on the coast of Ireland); Lxv1.340.—txvil. 470. Linen; Lx. 445.—.Lxv1. 
167, 254. Linen Yarn; uxxv. 379. Lottery Office Keepers Licences; vit. 442.—LX1. 493. Madder; rxtx. 80.—Lxx111. 85. 
Mahogany; uxvi1. 212. Malt; rx. 139.— LXVI. 353.— Lxxv. 424. (Ireland); tvi11.96.—11x. 139. Malta (goods, &amp;c. 
imported into); Lxx.80. Man, Isle of (ships arriving at, and goods, &amp;c. imported into); Lx1x. 466.—.xxv. 361. Masts, 
Yards, &amp;c.; ux1.503. Medicines; rvi1. 442. Muslins; ux11. 773.—Lxxv. 368. Oak Bark ; 11x. 375.—Lxx. 282. Oil; Lrx, 
156. (Elephant); tv. 310. (Spermaceti); vir. 624. (Train, Fish Oil, or Oil of Seals); vii. 684. Opium; Lvui1. 501. 
Paper, Pasteboards, &amp;c.; uv1t. 584. (Sheathing Paper, Button Paper, and Button Board); tx11.711. Pearl and Pot Ashes; 
LXVI.340.—Lxvil. 490. Pearl Barley; rv111. 485. Pearls; uxvi11. 544. Permits (Ireland); txx1v. 600. Pilchards; rxv11. 204. 
Portuguese Goods; Lxv1.249. Postage; Lvit. 441. (Ireland); ivi. 189.—tLvi11, 224. (To and from France, &amp;c.); Lvit. 544. 
(To Gibraltar and Malta); x1. 407. Potash; uxviit. 570. Prize Goods (Ireland); t.xx.212. Provisions (Ireland); uv1. 331. 
Prussian Yarn; uxt. 407. Quassia, Lv111. 630. Raisins; Lx. 508. Rice; uxviit. 40. Russia (certain goods lately under 
sequestration in); Lv1. 606. Salt; Lv111. 208.—11x. 139, 156, 415.—LXVI. 358.—Lxvil. 462,--Lxvi11. 622.—1x1x. 83, 164. 
(For preserving fish); tv11. 12 (Used by Bleachers); ux11. 711. (Used or employed in making Muriatic Acid); ux1x. 434.— 
Lxx. 167. (Rock Salt); ~uxx111. 379. Saltpetre (Ireland); tv1i1. 567. Salts (Epsom); xx, 418. (Glauber); 1rxx. 229. 
Seal Skins; 11x. 156. Seeds; uxx. 413. Ships performing quarantine; Lx. 28. Silk; Ux11.791.—Lx111. 442. Slate; ux. 244. 
Snuff; Lxx. 405. Spirits; LV1. 213, 225.—LXVI. 339, 354.—LXVII. 362, 434, 478.—Lxvill. 620, 629.—Lx1x. §01.—-Lxx. 417. 
—LXXIV. 594.—Lxxv.424. (Ireland); tvit1. 681.—1Lx. 264.—Lxviil. 620.—LxxIv. 594. Stamps; ivi1. 536. (Ireland); 
LV1. 189.—LVIII. 224.—Lxvil. 448. Starch; tvi1.12, 66, 67.—Lxvir. 505. Statues, Wrought Stone and Marble; tv1. 578. 
Staves; Lxx. 23. Stipends; uxvi1. 503. Stock Fish; rv111. 486. Straw Platt; xx. 425. Sugar; ivt. 385.—Lv111. 329, 651. 
LIX. 27.—LX. 437.—LXx11. 728.—Lxvitt. 486, 510, 599.—-Lx1x. 90, 218, 237, 396.—Lx. 167. (Ireland); Lv1. 199.—1xx. 196. 
Sweets; Lxx. 224,380. (Ireland); txx. 379. Taxes, (Ireland); tvi11.224. Tea; ivi. 630.—Lx1. 217. (Ireland); Lv1. 522. 
Teak Wood; tx1x. 169. Tiles; ux1. 493. (Made for the sole purpose of draining); Ltvi1. 588. Timber; Lxx. 315.—Lxxv. 368. 
Tobacco; LX11. 210.--LxXx. 295, 404. Verdigris; uxvi. 372. Vinegar; Lxxiit. 365. War Duties of Customs; ux1x. 255. 
War Duties of Excise; Luxx. 255. Warehousing of Goods; uxxv. 368. West India Free Ports, (importation and exportation of 
goods into and from) ; 11x. 386. West India Goods; uxvi1.212. West India Produce; x11. 802. Wine; Lx. 168.—Lxv1. 340. 
—Lxvill, 565. (French); tvi1. 364.—.Lx1x. 274. (Portugal); tv1. 403.—Lvii1. §88.—11x. 28. (Prizage of); tvi11. 668, 
(Rhenish, Germau, and Hungary); tvii1. 486. (Spanish); ux. 180, 434.—_xvitI. 35. Wood; xvi. 231, 253, 398.— 
LXVII. 212, 490.—LXIX. 169.—Lxx. 18.—-Lxxv. 368. Wool, (Ireland); Lxv11. 432. Woollen Goods; ix. 330. Wort or Wash; 
LVII. 12, 46.—Lxvi. 167, 184.—Lx1x. 484. 


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II. Bills relative to Duties, not included in Bills of Supply : 


2. For continuing certain Acts of the last session of the Parliament of Ireland for granting Duties; Ordered, tv1. 170. Presented, 176. 
Instruction for continuing Duties on Postage of Letters and on Stamps, 189. Order for going into a Committee to consider further 


of Bill read, and notice being taken that forty Members were not present, the House adjourns, 190. Instruction for continuing the 
Duty on refined Sugar imported, 199. RB. A. 219. 


3. For 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


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438 DUTIES—continued. 











II. Bills relative to Duties, not included in Bills of Supply—continued. 


3. 


For further continuing several Acts of the last session of Parliament of Ireland for granting Duties and also several Acts of last session for 
continuing and amending several laws for the better collection and security of the revenues of Ireland ; Ordered, rvi1. 228. Order of 
leave for Bill read, and Bill or Bills ordered, 233. See infra, 4; and Revenue, 1. 


For further continuing several Acts of the last session of Parliament of Ireland for granting Duties ; Ordered, vir. 233. Presented, 234. 
R. A. 256. 


_ To repeal the additional duty on the Duties payable on the importation into Ireland of certain goods imported by retailers or consumers ; 


‘Ordéred, Lv11. 555. Presented, 567. Instruction relative to the Duties on Sea Insurances made in Ireland, 610. 8. a. 660. 


To tepeal the Duties on the exportation from Great Britain to Ireland of any goods, wares and merchandize not being the growth, product 
or manufacture of Great Britain; Ordéred, Lx11. 785. Presented,'797. xk. A. 838. 


For the more correct ascertainment of the value of Duty free goods exported; Ordered, Lxv111.567. Presented; printed; 56g. Rr. a. 647. 


To continue certain Duties on several articles the manufacture of Great Britain or Ireland respectively on their importation into either 
country from the other; Ordered, txxv. 297. Presented, 305. Printed, 320. © Re-committed, 356. Petition ot ‘mercKants of 
Liverpool against, to be printed, 366. Instruction respecting the importation of calicoes and muslins, 369. Bill again re-committed, 
421. Petition of merchants of Manchester and Salford against, 429, P. Petition of the proprietors of the Merino Factory in Ireland in 
favour, 430, P. Petition of manufacturers of Staffordshire Potteries against, 430, P. R. A. 455+ 


Relative to Absentees (IrisH). See Absentees. Alkali. See Alkali. Annuities. See Annuities, 4.———Aqua Vita. See Aqua 
Vite. Armorial Bearings. See Assessed Tazes, 1. Assessed Taxes. See Assessed Taxes. Auctions and Auctioneers. 
See Auctions, 2, 3.6.8, 9. Excise, 1,2. 28. Laws Expiring, 2. Oil, 1.————Barilla. See Customs, 28.——— Beer. See Beer, 4. 












































Malt,9. Meuzx and Co. Porter, 1. Bleaching Powder. See Bleaching Powder, 1. Blubber. See Customs, 3. Bones. 
See Rape Seed, 2.—&lt;——-Box Wood. See Customs, 2. Brandy. See Brandy. _ Customs, 58. Bricks. See Excise, 1. : 
Brimstone. See Muriatic Acid, 3. Calicoes. See Calicoes,1. Excise, 24. Calve-skins. See Customs, 6. Car- 





riages. See Assessed Taxes, 7. 9.11. 14. 17. 22, 23. 26. 28. Carriages, 4. Cassia Lignea. See Customs, 2.——.—Cheese. 
See Cheese. China. See Customs,4. Chocolate, 2. Cinnamon. See Customs2. Laws Expiring, 5. 25.91. 
Citrat of Lime. See Lime, 1. Cloves. See Laws Expiring, 5. 25.31. Coachmakers Licences. See Coachmakers. 
Coals. See Coals. 8, g. 11. 13. 15-17. 19. Cochineal. See Cochineal,1. Cocoa-nuts. See Coffee, 1, 2. — Coffee. 
See Auctions,2. Coffee,1-5.9. Excise, 5.25. Laws Expiring, 6.11. Tobacco, 3. Cole Seed. See Rape Seed, 1. 
Colonial Goods. See Colonies, 3. Copper. See Copper, 1-6. —«— Corks. See Corks. Corn, Grain, &amp;c. See Corn, 
3. 16, 22-24. 29, 30. 32. 35. Cotton Wool. See Customs, 6. 19. Currants. See Raisins. ———— Customs (Great 
Britain), See Customs. Damask Tabling. See Customs, 4. ——— Dogs. See Assessed Tares, 7. 9.11.17. 23. 26. 28. 
East India Goods, See Customs, 3. East India Affairs, 21. 27. Estates. See Excise, 2. Excise. See Customs, 45. 
48. 53. Excise. Meux and Co. Excise Licences. See Excise, 23. Licences, 6. 16, 17. Figs. See Raisins. 
Fish Oil. See Customs, 3. ——— French Goods. See French Goods. Gamekeepers. See Assessed Taxes, 28. Game 
Certificates. See Game, 12. Geneva (Maidstone). See Geneva. Glass. See Excise,11. Glass, 1, 2. 4-6. 8.11. 
Hops. Glass Bottles. See Laws Expiring, 2. Gold Rings. See Customs, 43. Gypsum. See Customs, 13. 
Hair (Foreign). See Customs, 4. Hair Powder. See Assessed Taxes. 1. Hats. See Hats. Hearths. See 
Assessed Taxes, 7.11. 23. 26. 28. Hides and Skins. See Customs, 2.6.13. French Goods. Hides and Skins,6-8. Laws 
Expiring , 2. Hops. See Ercise, 8.27. Hops, 1. Horns. See Customs, 6. Horses. See Agriculture, 2-4. 
Assessed Taxes, 7.9. 11. 14. 17. 22, 23. 26. 28. —~—— Horse Dealers Licences. See Assessed Taxes, 2.———— Horses (Post). See 
Post Horses. Horses (let to hire), See Horses. Horses (kept by persons in Holy Orders). See Clergy, 1———Houses. 
See Assessed Taxes, 7. 9. 11. 22. 24,25. Houses. ———JInsurances. See Insurances,1. Stamps, 1. 12,13. Lace. See 
Customs, 4. Law Proceedings. See Stamps, 15. Lead. See Lead, 1. ——— Legacies. See Stamps, 1. 16. 
Licences. See Aqua Vite. Laws Expiring, 2. Licences, Spirits, 84. —=— Lime, Citrat of. See Lime, 1. Linen, Linen 
Trade and Linen Yarn. See Customs, 3. Linen, 1. 4-6. ——— Linseed. See Rape Seed, 2. ———— Mace. See Laws Expiring, 5. 
25. 31.———— Mahogany. See Customs,13. Mahogany. Malt. See Brewers. Malt,2, 3.7-11, 13. 15-19. ———— Malta 
(Goods, &amp;c. imported into). See Maltu.——— Man, Isle of (Ships arriving at, and goods, &amp;c. imported into). See Man, 
Isle of, 11. Masts, Yards, &amp;c. See Laws Expiring, 25. 28. Masts.——~ Medicines. See Medicines, 1, 2. 
Muriatic Acid. See Muriatic Acid, 1. 3. Muslins. See Calicoes, 1. ——&lt;—— New South Wales. See New South 
Wales, 3. —Nutmegs. See Laws Expiring, 5. 25. 31.———Oak Bark. See Oak Bark, 1. 5.———Oil Spermaceti. See 
Customs, 3. Opium. See Customs, 4. ——— Paper, Pasteboards, &amp;c. See Paper, 1,2. 4-11. Laws Exmring,2. Stamps, 3. 
——— Parchment. See Hides, 7. Laws Expiring, 2. Stamps, 3. Pearl and Pot Ashes. See Customs, 19. 24. - Pearls. 
See Customs, 28. Permits (Ireland). See Permits. Personal Estates. Sce Stamps, 1. 16. Plate. See Plate, 1—— 
Porter. See Meux and Co. Portuguese Goods. See Portugal.- Post Horses. See Post Horses. Postage. See Postage. 
———— Prize Goods. See Prizes, 8, 9. Probates. See Stamps, 11. Promissory Notes. See Stamps, 14.—— Property. 
See Annuities, 4. Assessed Taxes, 18. Provisions (Ireland). See Laws Expiring, 16. 34. Quassia. See Quassia. 
Rape Seed. See Rape Seed. Raisins. See Raisins, Rice. See Rice, 2, 3. Rum. See Customs, 58. Excise, 2. 
Spirits, 4. 54. ———— Russia, certain goods lately under sequestration in. See Excise, 1. Sail Cloth. See East India Affairs, 
23. Laws Expiring, 17. Salt. See Customs, 47. Excise, 1. 2. 11. Laws Evpiring, 9. Salt, 1. 5. 7-12. 14. 
Salts (Epsom). See Excise, 11. Salt, 14, Salts (Glauber). See Excise, 11. Muriatic Acid. Seal Oil. See Customs, 3. 
Seal Skins. See Laws Expiring, 33.———Servants, Male. See Assessed Taxes, 7. 9. 11. 14.17. 22, 23: 26, 28.———Ships 
performing Quarantine. See Quarantine, 1.———Silk. See Silk, 3, 4. Silk Handkerchiefs. See East India Affairs, 26. 29. 
Slate. See Slate. Snuff. See Excise, 23. Soap. See Excise, 11.24: Soap. South Sea Company 
(goods imported from places within the limits of). See South Sea Company, 2.——— Spermaceti Oil. See Customs, 3—— 
Spirits. See Excise, 32. Spirits, 2-6. 9. 12-14. 16-18. 23. 27. 33-35. 37- 41, 42. 47- 52-54. 58. 64, 65, 67, 68. 
71-74. 76, 77. 79. 8g, 84. 86. ————- Stamps. See Newspapers. Stamps.——— Starch. See Laws Ezpiring, 1. Starch, 1. 
Statues, wrought stone and marble. See Statues. ———Stills. See Spirits, 16.——— Stone Bottles. See Stone 
Bottles. Straw Plat. See Straw Plat.——— Sugar. See Customs, 56. East India Affairs, 21. 27. Laws Expiring, 6.11. 
Sugar, 6. 13. 24. 26. 27. Tallow. See Customs, 6.———Tea. See Excise, 25. Tea———Teak Wood. See East India 
Affairs, 23.———Tiles. See Ercise, 2. Tiles. Timber. See Timber, 1. 3, 4.———Tobacco. See Excise, 23. Laws 
Expiring, 2. Tobacco, 2-4. 6. 8. 11.———Train Oil. See Customs, 3. Vellum. See Hides, 7. Laws Expiring, 2. Stamps, 3. 
Verdigris. See Verdigris———Vinegar. See Vinegar. War Duties of Customs. See Customs, 31. War Duties of 
Excise. See Excise, 22. Warehousing of Goods. See Warehousing ———West India Goods. See West Indies, 6. 
Windows. See Assessed Taxes, 11. 23. 26. 28.———Wine. See Customs, 4.44. Excise,2. Marines,2. Wine, 1.3-8. 12-14.16- 19. 
———Wood. See Customs, 24. Wood.i——Wool. See Customs,6. Excise, 28. Wool, 22—&lt;——Woollen Goods. See Wool, 8. 
Wort or Wash. See Spirits, 6. 33. 41. 46. 52. 67. 71. 73. 84. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2027-2032. Committees, 365-369. Members, 117. Petitions, 186. 236. Revenue, 6. 17. 







































































































































































































































































88800000 SSS 


Dwelling Houses :—see Houses Stealing, 2. 





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EARNSHAW, Thomas :—see Petitions, 668. 


Ear thenwar € 3—See Accounts and Papers, 1666. 2033-2035. 
Easter :—sSee Sessions, 9. 


Easter Adjournments :—see House, 82. 


Easter Term :—sSee Terms. 


East India Affairs: Bills relative to East India Affairs : 


For permitting East India Goods prohibited to be worn in this Kingdom to be removed by land carriage, for the purpose of being exported 
to the West Indies; Ordered, Lv1. 213. Presented, 217. R. A. 290. : 


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2. To authorize the Company to make their Settlement at Fort Marlborough a Factory; Ordered, rvs. 148. Presented, 165. Printed, 174. 
Re-committed, 218. k. A. 257. 


3. To enable the Company to defray the Expenses of certain Volanteer Corps; Ordered, uv111. 368. Presented, 389. mB. A. 453. 


4. To regulate the Bonds issued by the Company with respect to the rate of Interest and Duty payable thereon ; Ordered, t1x. 21. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 23. R.A. 55. 


5. To amend Act 33 Geo. III. so far as to enable the Company to appoint the Commander in Chief on the Bengal Establishment to be 
a Member of the Council of Fort William in Bengal, &amp;c. Ordered, 1x. 177. Presented, 178. R. A. 204. 


6. Petition of the Company to raise Money upon Bond instead of increasing their Capital Stock; Referred to a Committee of the Whole 
House, tx11. 653. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 683. Presented ; printed ; 698. Petition of Merchants and Inhabitants 
of Liverpool against ; To lie on the Table, 784. . a, 830. 


7. For the better government of the Settlements of Fort St.George and Bombay ; for the regulation of Pablic Banks; and for amending so 
- much of Act 33 Geo. HI. as relates to the periods at which the Civil Servants of the East India Company may be employed in their 
Service abroad; Ordered, 1x11. 655. Presented; printed; 668. Lords Amendments agreed to, 826. &amp;. A. 839- 


%. To amend Act of the Parliament of Ireland 33 Geo. III. for regulating the Trade of Ireland to and from the East Indies; Ordered, 
LXI1I. 199. Presented, 208. nr. a. 268. 


9. To amend Acts 39 Geo. III. c. 109, and 27 Geo. II. c.g, for raising men for the service of the East India Company; Ordered, uxv. 384. 
Presented ; printed; 385. R.A. 499. 


11.. For granting a sum of money to be raised by Exchequer Bills, and to be advanced for relief of the East India Company; Ordered, 


Lxv. 444. Presented; printed; 449. R. A. 505- To amend said Act; Ordered, Lxvi1. 100. Presented, 102. Printed, 105. 
R. A. 158. 





12. Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable the East India Company to raise a further sum upon bond, instead of 
increasing their capital stock, and to alter and amend Act 47 Geo. III. relative thereto; Leave given; Petition presented, and 
referred to a Committee of the Whole House; txv1.319. (See Committees, 385.) Bill ordered, 333. Presented; printed; 340. 
R. A. 410. 


13. For making further provision for the payment of salaries and charges in the office of the Commissioners for the Affairs of India; 
Ordered, Lxv1. 329. Presented; printed; 333. R.A. 433- 


14. Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for the Renewal of the East India Company’s Charter; Lxvit. 242. Leave given ; Petition 
presented ; to lie on the Table ; 243. 


15. Bill to authorize the re-transfer to the East Indies of debts originally contracted there on the part of the East India Company, payable in 
England; Ordered, txvi1. 476. Presented; printed; 483. R. A. 523. 


16. To remove doubts respecting Act 50 Gev. III. c. 87, relating to raising men for tne service of the East India Company ; Ordered, 
LXVII. 494. Presented, 498. R. A. 523. 
17. Petition of the East India Company for leave to present a Petition for the Renewal of their Charter; rxvirt. 232. Referred, 237. 


Petition read again; Order of reference discharged ; leave given; 238. Petition presented; to lie on the Table, 239. Petitions 
presented during the session relative to the Charter, referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 337. See Committees, 386. 


18. Petition of the East India Company for leave to present a Petition respecting their account with the Public; Offered; Regent's recom- 
mendation signified ; Petition brought up, read, and referred; txvi11. 237. Petition read again; Order of reference discharged ; 


leave given; Petition presented; to lie on the Table; 239. Referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 337. 


See C 
mittees, 386. ‘om- 


19. Bill for continuing, in the East India Company for a further term, the possession of the British Territories in India; Ordered, ux v111. 574. 
Instruction for the better government of the British Territories in India, and the more effectual administration of Justice; Bill presented ; 
printed; 587. Again printed, 611. Re-committed, 628. Again printed, 635. Again re-committed ; considered ; again re-committed, 
and again printed; 642. R. a. 673.————To explain and amend said Act, as far as relates to granting gratuities by the Company ; 
Ordered, txx. 284. Presented; printed; 285. n. a. 321. 


21. For repealing the Duties of Customs payable on goods, wares and merchandize imported into Great Britain from the East Indies, and for 
granting other duties in lieu thereof, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx1x. 59. Presented; printed; 71. Instruction for charging certain Duties of 
Customs on East India sugar imported, go. Bill again printed, g4. Re-committed ; instruction for altering the period of making up 
and presenting certain accounts, 103. R. A. 121. 


22. For the further regulation of the trade of the East India Company; Ordered, Lx1x. 92. Presented; printed; 93. R.A. 121. 


23. To repeal the duties on teak wood and other ship timber imported from the East Indies ; Ordered, tx1x. 169. Instruction to ] so 
much of Acts relating to British sail-cloth as exempts any Captain or Master of any ship from duties or forfeitures imposed thereby, 178. 
Bill presented, 267. R. a. 310. : 


24. To remove all doubts as to the duties and taxes heretofore imposed under the authority of the several ts in t ae 
Ordered, Lx1x. 381. Presented, 383. R. a. 496. FE CRS ae Oe See ae; 


25. To grant certain duties on goods imported into Ireland from the East Indies; Ordered, rxtx. 403. Presented, 406. R. a. 471. —— 
To continue said Act ; Ordered, Lxx1v.198. Presented, 204. R. a. 287. 


26. For imposing an Excise duty on silk handkerchiefs sold by the East India Company ; Ordered, Lx1x. 458. Presented, 475. 2. A. 514. 


27. To make further provision respecting the duties payable upon East India goods, and to allow bond to be given for the payment of the duties 
on such goods ; Ordered, Lxx.19. Presented, 21. nr. a. 64. To rectify a mistake in said Act with respect to the duties on 


sugar imported from the East Indies; Ordered, txx. 167. Presented, 171. R. A. 265. 

28. To amend so much of Act 33 Geo. III. c. §2, and 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. c. 79, as relates to granting of letters of administration to the effects 
of persons dying intestate within the several Presidencies in the East Indies; Ordered, Lxx.192. Presented; printed; 208. Re- 
committed, 303. Instruction for granting pensions to Judges in India; Bill again printed, 304. Lords amendments agreed to, 
373- RB. A. 388. 


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East India Affairs: Bills relative to East India Affairs—continued. 


29. To repeal the duties payable on, and the permission to enter for home consumption, silk handkerchiefs imported by the East India Company ; 
Ordered, Lxx. 295. Presented, 334. R. A- 388. 

31. For granting certain rates on the postage of Jetters to and from Great Britain, the Cape of Good Hope, the Mauritius, and the East Indies ; 
Ordered, 1xx. 317. Presented; printed ; 334. Instruction to amend Act 54 Geo. III. c. 169, for making regulations respecting the 
postage of ship letters and of letters in Great Britain; Bill again printed, 358. Re-committed ; again printed; 405. Again re- 
committed, 446. Instruction for charging certain rates of postage on ship letters, 456. Rr. a. 468. 


32. To regulate the trade to and from the places within the limits of the East India Company’s Charter and certain possessions of His Majesty 
in the Mediterranean ; Ordered, Lx x11. 170. Presented; printed ; 246. Re-committed, 299. Again printed, 329. R. a. 376. 


33. To warehouse goods imported by the East India Company; Ordered, Lxx11. 402. Presented, 430. Third reading put off for three 
months; Bill as amended to be printed; 465. 
34. To exempt the territories within the limits of the Company’s Charter from certain of the navigation laws; Ordered, Lx x11. 406, 
Presented ; printed; 411. Again printed, 428. Re-committed, 442. R..A. 473. ; 
To remove doubts as to the validity of certain marriages had and solemnized within the British territories in India; Ordered, 1x x111. 349. 
Presented ; printed; 350. Again printed, 372. R.A. 417. 
Petition of Major General Tradway Clarke and others for a Bill for giving relief to Messrs. Chase and Company formerly Bankers of 
Madras, and others, against the provisions of Act 37 Geo. III. for the better administration of justice at Calcutta, Madras, and Bombay ; 
Lxxrv. 53. ‘To lie on the Table, 54. Read and referred; Report of 5 June 1818, referred; 67. Bill ordered, 97. Presented, 218. 
Petition against, 243. Report of 5 June 1818, on Petition of William Abbott and others referred to Committee on the Bill, 284. 
Lords amendments agreed to, 610. R. a. 620. : 
37. To continue Acts 54 and 55 Geo. III. respecting the duties of Customs payable on merchandize imported into Great Britain from any place 
within the limits of the Charter of the East India Company ; Ordered, xxiv. 198. Presented, 292. R. A. 458. 
38. For charging certain rates of postage on letters to and from the East Indies, the Cape of Good Hope, &amp;c.; Ordered, txxtv. 543- 
Not presented. 


39. To repeal so much of Act 55 Geo. III. as relates to the postage and conveyance of letters to and from the Cape of Good Hope, Ceylon, the 
Mauritius, and the East Indies, and to make other regulations respecting the postage of such letters; Ordered, Lxxiv. 567. 
Presented, 573. Printed, 579. R. A. 631. 

41. To admit certain goods imported from the East Indies to entry and payment of duty without being warehoused ; Ordered, tx x1v. 583. 
Presented, 591. R. A. 631. 


42. To enable the East India Company to raise and maintain a corps of volunteer infantry; Ordered, Lxxv. 313. Presented, 319, 
Printed, 925. R. A. 468, ‘ , 


Ships : 
43. Toexplain and amend Act 39 Geo. III. respecting the Company’s ships; Ordered, Lvirt. 421. Presented; printed; 429. R. a. 543. 
44. To enable the Company to make reasonable allowances to tlie owners of certain ships in their service ; Ordered, Lvr11. 597- Presented ; 
printed; 610. rR. a. 6go. 
45. For reviving and continuing Act 43 Geo. III. for regulating the manner in which the Company shall hire and take up ships for their 
regular’service; Ordered, Lx1. 433. Presented, 442. R. A. 528. 


46. To amend Acts 39 and 43 Geo. III. for regulating the manner in which the Company shall hire and take up ships for regular service, 
Ordered ; presented ; LXV. 449. R.A. 499. 
47. To extend the period for allowing importations from, and exportations to the places within the limits of the Charter of the East India 
Company in ships not of British built; Ordered, Lx1x. 103. Presented, 104. R. A. 121. “a in 


48. For further continuing and amending Acts for allowing the importations from, and exportations to places within the limits of the Charter 
of the East India Company in ships not of British built, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxrx. 461. Presented, 462. R. a. 500. 


49. To make further regulations for the registry of ships built in India ; Ordered, Lx1x.174. Presented; printed; 175. Petition of ship 
owners of London in favour, 425. Petitions against; from Ship builders of Lancaster, 206. Sunderland, 234. London, 447. Second 
reading put off for three weeks, 475. 


51. To make further regulations for the registry of ships built in the East Indies; Ordered, Lxx. 277. Presented; printed; 278. Petition 
of ship builders of London against, 301. Bill again printed, 362. Lords amendments agreed to, 415. R. A. 437. 

52, To authorize the Court of Directors to make extraordinary allowances to ship owners in certain cases ; Ordered, Lxx11. 346. Presented; 
printed; 350. Again printed, 429. Re-committed, 446. R. a. 474. 


53. Toamend and reduce into one Act the laws reiating to the manner in which the Company are required to hire ships ; Ordered, Lx x111. 339- 
Presented, 352. Petition of East India ship owners under contract with the East India Company referred to the Committee on 
the Bill; Bill printed; 355. Re-committed, 383. Again printed, 384. Again re-committed, 392. R.A. 417. 


Other Matters relative to East India Affairs : 
54. Motion for appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the state of the East India Company’s affairs; Part of Lords Commissioners 
Speech read, and Select Committee appointed ; Lxv1I, 100. See Committees, 1480. 
55 Petition of William Abbott and others, presented 25 June 1817; Ordered to be printed, Lxx111. 265. Select Committee appointed to 
investigate the facts stated in the Petition, also the Petition of Messrs. Chase, Sewell and Company, 369. (See Committees, 1487.) 
Petition of Messrs. Abbott and others, referred to the Committee, and counsel ordered, 388. Committee to report Minutes of Evidence ; 


Report to lie on the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed; 422. Report referred to the Committee on Messrs. Chase and Co’s. 
Relief Bill; Lxx1v. 284. See supra, 36. 


56. Resolution, That the House will, early in the next session, take into consideration the accounts respecting the revenues and charges of the 
_ East India Company ; Lx11. 826. 

57. Resolution, That notice be given that the sum of £.1,207,559. 15. 0. and all arrears of annuity payable in respect thereof, being the 
remainder of the Cxpital Stock Debt or sum due from the Public to the Company, will be redeemed and paid off on the 10th day of 
April 1814; Mr. Speaker to signify. by writing on the 10th day of April 1811, to the East India Company the said Resolution, 
Lxvi. 236. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House, that pursuant to their order, he had signified the said Resolution, 253. 

58, Marhatta War; Motion for laying before the House copies or extracts of all Orders or Instructions sent to India relative to the Marhatta 
War; Negatived, Lx. 265. 

59. Oude, Province of; Papers presented to the House relative to the Affairs of the Province of Oude ordered to be taken into consideration, 
LX111, 55- Considered; Motion, That it appears to the House, that on or about the 21st February 1798, the Nabob Saadut_Ali ascended 
the Musnud of the Province of Oude, and that he then entered into a treaty with the Company, &amp;c.; debate thereon adjourned ; 91. 
Resumed ; Previous Question proposed, and debate thereon adjourned; 160. Resumed; Motion for further adjourning the debate, 
Negatived; Previous Question negatived upon that, and upon ten other Motions relative. to the Affairs of Oude; 177. Motion 
That the Marquis Wellesley had formed schemes of acquisition of territory in direct opposition to the established policy of the Company, 
that he succeeded in wresting from the Nabob a large portion of his territory in breach of a treaty, and thereby affixed a lasting stigma 
on the British name, &amp;c. Amendment proposed and not made; main Question negatived; Motion, That it appears to the House 
that the Marquis Wellesley, in carrying into execution the late arrangements in Oude, was actuated by an ardent zeal for the public 
service, &amp;c.; Motion for adjourning the debate, Withdrawn ; Resolution agreed to ; 179. 


61. Motion, That the British Government in India are bound in honour, in justice, and in policy, to re-consider and revise the Treaty of 1801, 
in order to ascertain whether it would not admit of such modification as may ultimately prove more satisfactory to the Nabob of Oude, 
and at the same time be productive of reciprocal advantage to His Highness and the Company ; Negatived, Lx111. 230. 


62. Motion 








62. 


63. 


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East India Affairs: Other Matters relative to East India Affairs—continued. - 

Motion, That Mohammed Ally, otherwise Wallah Jah, Nabob of the Carnatic, was the Company’s ally, and adhered to the British cause 
when it was endangered by France, that an acknowledgment of the right of the Nabob and his heirs was procured in the treaty at Paris 
in 1763; that the Company entered into divers treaties with him, especially in 1787 and 1792; that the treaty of 1792 remained in 
force at his death in 1796; that he was succeeded by his son Omdut ul Omrah, who died in 1801 without any alteration of the said treaty 
having been made; Previous Question proposed; Debate adjourned ; Lx111. 339. Further adjourned, 362. Resumed, and previous 
Question negatived, 395. Motions that Omdut ul Omrah made a will appointing his son Ally Hussein Taj ul Omrah his successor, 

‘which will was admitted by the India government ; That the government of Madras, acting under instructions from Marquis Wellesley, 
refused to admit Ally Hussein to succeed to the Musnud of the Carnatic unless he would surrender his rights, and on his refusal his 
succession was set aside, and Azeem ul Dowlah was placed‘on the throne ; previous Question thereupon, negatived ;. Motion, That 
Azeem ul Dowlah was raised to the Musnud, through the disinherison of the lawful successor Ally Hussein, &amp;c. and that the House 
therefore is of opinion that the British power in India intrusted to Marquis Wellesley has, in this instance, been employed unjustly, &amp;c. 
negatived, 396. —Motion that Prince Ally Hussein was committed to the custody of Azeem ul Dowlah, and notwithstanding his 
frequent representations to the British Government was suffered to continue in such custody until 6 April 1802, when he died, 
negatived ; 448. Motion, That policy as well as justice demands the vindication of the character of Great Britain in India from the reproach 
of the above transactions, and for the House to appoint a Committee to inquire into the assumption of the Carnatic and the treament of 
the family of the Nabob Mohammed Ally, and of the Prince Ally Hussein, &amp;c. Negatived; Motion, That Marquis Wellesley and 
Earl Powis, in their conduct relative to the Carnatic appear to have been influenced solely by motives of zeal for the permanent security 
of the British possessions in India ; Amendment proposed and negatived ; main Question put and Resolution accordingly ; 449. 


Motion for laying before the House, the Exposition of the State of the Company’s Finances, at home and abroad submitted to the 


Committee appointed in session 1807, to take into consideration the Affairs of the East India Company, together with all the 
documents therein referred to; Negatived, Lx1v. 87. 





Report from Committee appointed to inquire into the existence of any currupt practices in regard to the nomination and appointment of 
Writers or Cadets in the service of the East India Company, Again read; Motion, That the House does not concur with the Committee 
in that part of their Report wherein they express their opinion, that the immediate consequence of the information therein contained, 
must be the recal of a certain number of innocent persons from India ; Previous Question proposed ; 36th section of Act 33 Geo, III. 
c.52, read; Previous Question withdrawn ; Main Question again proposed; amended ; Previous Question thereupon, negatived ; 
LXIV. 414. 


Nine Motions respecting the Revenues of the East India Company, and that by the last account laid in 1812 before the House there appears 
now to be a balance of £.'7,504,065. against the Company, exclusive of their capital stock; Previous Question thereupon negatived, 
LXVII. 513, 514. 

Copy Minutes of Court of Directors upon the reference to them by the Court of Proprietors on g June 1814, to consider that part of the 
Letter from Lord Buckinghamshire which relates to the pension heretofore: granted to the late Lord Melville read; Motion, That in 
transmitting the said Letter to the Chairman of the Company the President of the Board of Commissioners for the Affairs of India 
acted contrary to the spirit of Acts 24 and 33 Geo. III. &amp;c. and that the conduct of the Earl of Buckinghamshire as President of the 
Board of -Controul, in suggesting a grant of money by the East India Company on the ground of services performed by a former 


President tends to introduce a system of intercourse between the said Board and the Company contrary to the intent with which the 
Board was established ; Negatived, xx. 320. 


See Accounts and Papers, 195, 196. 2036-2327. 2712. 2738. 2855. 3136. 3539- 3646. 4552. 4939- 5428-5438. 5581-5595. 
Addresses, 208-9. 488. Amendments, 44, 45. Carnatic. Castlereagh, Lord. Coffee, 1. 9. Com- 
mattees, 213. 287, 288. 371-405. 609. 1474-1487. 1575+ 1579- 2054+ Conferences, 2. Customs, 58. Divorces, 1. 
House, 6-8. 161. King, 67. Laws Expiring, 5. Petitions, 187-204. 628. Prizes, 6. Property 
Tax, 4. Questions, 13. 57-63. Rice, 1. Sugar, 27. Supply, Key to Supply, Key to Ways and Means, 
also, 5257. Tobacco, 9. Wellesley, Marquis. 

East India J udicatu re :—Mr. Speaker acquaints the House, that the Clerk had prepared, and laid upon the Table, a List 
of the Names of all the Members of the House who had delivered in Lists, pursuant to the directions of Act 26 Geo. III. for the further 
regulation of the trial of persons accused of offences in the East Indies; Lv1. 199.--Lv11. 67.—LVIII. 144.—LIX. 75.—LX. 94.— 
LXI. 121,.—LXII. 90, 797.—LXIII. 147.—LXIV. 119.—LXV. 161.—LXVI. 151.—LXVII. 124.—LXVIII, 171.—LXIX. 111.— 
LXX. 106.—LXXI. 193.—LXXII. 158.—Lx X11. 166.—Lx XIV. 178.—LXxV. 329. Act 26 Geo. III. read; Lists taken out of 
the covers, and put into a box by the Clerk, and referred to a Select Committee to examine ; LVI. 211.—1Lvi1. 69.—Lvit1, 148.— 

_ LIx. 80.—LX. 105.—LXI, 125.+-Lx11. 93, 801.—LXIII. 153.-—LXIV. 123.—LXv. 168.—LXxvI, 155-—-LX VIL. 128.—LXVIL, 177. 
—LXIX. 114.—LXX. 109.—LX XI. 202.—Lx x11. 163.—LX XIII. 180.—LXXIV. 180.—LxX XV. 341.————Reports of names ; Clause 

in Act read, and Reports read and entered; Lv1.221.—LVvIt. 71.— LVI. 153.— LIX. 84.—LX. 113.—LXI. 129,—LX11. 99, 809.— 
LXIII. 157.—LXIV. 126.—LXV.179.—LXVI. 158.—LXVII. 132.—LX VIII. 186,—LX1X. 116,—LXX. 113.—LX XI. 221.—Lx x1. 167. 
—Lxxui. 188.—1Lxx1v. 186.—Lxxv. 345. Notice being taken that: several Members named in Reports were included within 

_ the exceptions contained in the Act, the Names of such Members were struck out of the Reports; LX VII. 132.—LX XLV, 187,--LX XV. 345. 
East India Docks :——See Accounts und Papers, 2328-2331. Docks, 48. 


Ecclesiastical Courts :—see Courts, 42-45. 








J 


Petitions, 62e9. 631. 


Econ omy, Public :——See Petitions, 435. Sinecures, 1. 


7 Eden Brid ge :——See Accounts and Papers, 2332. Bridges, 16. 


1 


9 


— 


3. 


Edgar, William :—set Petitions, 246. 
Edinburgh :——See Bakers, 2. Surgeons,4. 


Edinburgh College :—see accounts and Papers, 2333. Committees, 1488. King, 118. Petitions, 632. 
Supply, Key to Supply. 
Edinburgh Gaol :——See Gaols, 22. Supply, 2914. 


Edinburgh Ministers :-—Petition for a Bill to explain and amend Acts respecting the stipends of the Ministers of the City 
of Edinburgh ; Referred, tix. 115. Not reported. 


Edinburgh Royalty :—see Pavings, 78. 


Education : Bills relative to Education: 
For appointing Commissioners to inquire, concerning Charities in England for the Education of the Poor; Ordered, uxx111. 192. 
Presented; printed; 222. Again printed, 289. Petition from Doncaster in favour; to lie on the Table and be printed, 310. Bill 
- re-committed, 325. Again printed, 330. Again re-committed ; instruction respecting the advancing money out of the Consolidated 
Fund for the purposes of the Bill ; 347- Lords Amendments agreed to, 415. R. A. 426. To amend said Act, and to extend the 
powers thereof to other Charities in England and Wales; Ordered, Lx xiv. 469. Presented; printed; 489. Instruction for the pay- 
ment of salaries, &amp;¢. to the Commissioners, 528. Lords Amendments agreed to, 618. n. a. 620. 
For better providing the means of Education for His Majesty’s subjects ; Ordered, Lxxv. 367. Presented, 438. Reported; further con- 
sideration of Report put off for six months; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 447. ? "1 


For improving the administration of endowments connected with Education ; Ordered; presented; Lxxv. 444. Reported; further con- 
sigeration of Report put off for three months ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 452. 





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442 EDUCATION—-ELECTIONS. 





" e . . . 
Education : Bills relative to Education—continued. 
or ve of Commissioners of Public Classical Education in Ireland ; Ordered, Lxv1I. 334. Presented ; printed ; 345. Not 
5. Motions respecting the regulation and government of the Schools already existing in Ireland, and the general extension of the blessings 
of Education to all classes of His Majesty’s subjects ; Previous Questions thereupon negatived, Lx vit. 465. 


6. Motion for appointing a Select Committee to examine into the state of Education in Ireland, and especially to id i 
furnished and plans suggested in the fourteen Reports from the Commissioners appointed under Act Boek lit, tare ed an 


See Accounts and Papers, 2334-2338. Addresses 489. 511. Charities, 5. Coaiettions sk ann saha oh 

soe. King, 68. Poor, 14. Questions, 64. Schools. | Supply, Key to’Supply. Bs PGR Seem 833- 

Edwards, Geor € :——Motion for appointing a Secret Committee to examine evidence touching the criminal conduct and 
proceedings of George Edwards and his Associates Negatived (Cato-street Conspiracy, 1820); LXXv. 174. 


Edwards, James :—See Committecs, 1604. Petitions, 669. Supply, 632. 


Eels :—see Fish, 2. 


E t: 


1. Motion for Addresses for laying before the House a copy of the Instructions to the Earl of Elgin, and other papers relative to the Convention 
for the evacuation of Egypt; Negatived, LvI. 345. 


2. Motion for an Address to communicate to the House by whose advice certain Instructions were given to the Commander-in-Chief of the 
Fleet in the Mediterranean, relative to the return of the French army in Egypt to France; Negatived, Lvr. 493. ‘ 


See Accounts and Papers, 2339-2343. 5439- Addresses, 211. 596. House, 123. 163. Turkey. 


Ejectments :—see Farms. 
E]-Arish *-——Motion for appointing a Committee to inquire into the causes of the breach of the Convention of El-Arish ; Negatived, 


LVI. 235. 


Elba :-——Motion for an Address for copy of all representations made by the British Government, respecting the Government of thé 
Italian Republic and Isle of Elba by the First Consul; also on the annexation of Piedmont, either previous or subsequent to the 
Treaty of Amiens; Previous Question thereupon negatived, LVIII. 434. 





Elections. 


I. Bills relative to Elections, Election Petitions, and Writs; 1—56. 
1.—General Bills; 1—23. | 3.—Local Bills ; 41—56. 
2.— Bills relatine to Ireland; 24—39. 


II. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, speci- 
fying their class, also Petitions relating to Rights of Election, 
and Determinations thereon ; 57—357. 


III. Petitions determined to be, or not to be, within the Provisions 
of the Controverted Election Acts; 358—36S. 


IV. Other Petitions, relative to Elections, Election Petitions, and 
Sitting Members ; 364—385. 

V. Proceedings relative to Recognizances; 386—399. 

VI. Lists of Voters ordered, and Proceedings thereon; 401, 402. 


VII. Ballots, and Proceedings on the Appointment of Election 


Committees; 403—482. 
1.— Ballots, insufficient number of Members present; || 7.—Members excused, or Members Names set aside 
403, 404. for various reasons ; 420—449. 
2.—One Ballot appointed for one day; 405—408. 8.—Excuses offered by Members but not allowed; 
3.—Two Ballots appointed for one day ; 409. 451—454. 
4.—Three Ballots appointed for one day; 411. 9.—Separate Parties and distinct Interests; — 
5.—Incidental Proceedings in Ballots; 412—416. 456—468. 


6.— Business proceeded in previous to Ballots ; 10.—Nominees ; 469—478. 
11.—Return of parties to the Bar; 479—482. 





417—419. 
VIIL Special Reports from Election Committees ; 483—575. 
1.— Right of Election; 483—498. 6.—-Absence of Members of Committees ; 523—543. 
2.—Bribery; 499—515. 7.—Adjournment of Committees ; 544—554. 
3.—Void Elections; 516. , 8.—Witnesses and Evidence ; 555—572. 
4 — Returning Officers ; 517—521. 9.—Other Matters ; 573—575. 


5.—Petitions frivolous and vevatious; 522. 


IX. Returns 





ELECTION S—continued. 443 











—_—_— 


1X. Returns amended; 577—579. 


X. Members returned for more Places than one, make their 
Election; 580, 581. 


XI. Questions as to Seats being vacated on account of Members 
accepting Offices, &amp;c.; 582—586. 


XII. Writs (Warrants for new Writs) ordered ; 587—732. 


1.—Jn the room of Members deceased; 587—609. | 8.—For Places for which no Returns have been 
2.— Members become Peers ; 611—632. | made; 638. 

3.— Members returned for more Places than one; 633. 9.—It appearing that former Writ was lost ; 639. 
4.— Members whose Elections have been determined | 10.— In the room of Members who have accepted 
to be void; 634. | Offices or Employments ; 641—729. 

5.—Members who have sate and voted without having | . 


taken the Oaths; 635. : hich vy Th Ts 
&gt;  6.—Members who have resigned their Seats; 636. | 12.— Speaker not to issue his Warrants for new Writs; 


z. 
7.— Members expelled ; 637. Se 


11.—Writ superseded ; 731. 


XIII. Complaints relative to Elections, Election Petitions, and Writs ; 
133-—T3T. 


XIV. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings ; 738—80. 


1.—Sessional Orders and Resolutions ; 738—752. 8.—Committees ; 803—806. 
2.—Classing Election Petitions; 753, 754- 9.— Minutes of Evidence ; 807. 
3.—List of Irish Barristers; 755. 10.— Returning Officers ; 808. 
4.— Proceedings previous to Ballot; 756—76:. 11.— Prosecutions ; 809. 

5.—- Declarations not to defend Seats ; 783. 12.— Returns; 812. 

6.— Qualifications of Members; 784 —786. 13.— Witnesses ; 813—817. 
7.—Alttendance of Members ; 787—802. 14.—Other matters ; §18—820. 


XV. Questions, and Previous Questions Negatived, and Motions 
Withdrawn or Superseded ; 821—834. 





Bills relative to Elections, Election Petitions, and Writs: 
(1.)\—General Bills: 


1. To repeal so much of Act 7 &amp; 8 Will. III. for preventing charge and expense in Elections, as relates to disabling persons offending against 
the same, from serving in Parliament, and to make more effectual provisions in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lvi1. 250. Presented ; 
printed ; 255. Again printed, 294. Order for Third reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn; and another ordered ; presented ; printed ; 
389. Passed, 408. Not returned from the Lords. ; 


2. For extending Act 34 Geo. III. to all oaths now required by law to be taken by voters at Elections; Ordered, tv11. 363. Presented ; 
printed; 406. R. a. 540. 


3. For the further regulation of the trials of Controverted Elections, and for expediting the proceedings relating thereto ; Ordered, tvit. 371. 
Presented ; printed; 388. Again printed, 559. R. a. 642. 


4. For repealing so much of Act 42 Geo. III. as relates to the oath or affirmation to be taken at Elections ; Ordered, rv111. 474. Present d; 
printed ; 481. R. 4. 578. 

5. To explain and render more effectual Act 7 &amp; 8 Will. III. for preventing expense in Elections ; Ordered, 1x1. 119. Presented; printed ; 
128. Again printed, 172. Re-committed, 263. Again printed, 264. ‘Third reading put off for three months, 387. 

6. Torevive, make perpetual, and amend Act 42 Geo. III. for the further regulation of the trials of Controverted Elections or Returns of 
Members to serve in Parliament, and for expediting the proceedings relating thereto ; Ordered; presented; Lx11.16, RB. a. §0. 


7. For the further regulation of recognizances entered into upon Petitions in case of Controverted Elections and Returns of Members ; Ordered; 
Presented and printed; tx1i1.824. Second reading dropped for waut of forty Members, 834. 


8. For insuring certainty and dispatch in the delivery of writs for the Election of Members; Ordered, rxi1. 817. Presented; printed; 820. 
Petition of George Staniforth, Esq. Messenger to the Great Seal, for compensation ; Committee appointed to inquire into the fees paid to 
the Messenger of the Great Seal on the delivery of Election Writs, &amp;c. ; 829. (See Committees, 1495.) Committee on Bill deferred, 837. 


9. To alter and render more effectual the laws for the prevention of bribery at Elections; Ordered, rxv. 446. Presented; printed; 450. 
Reported, and consideration of Report put off for one week, and Bill again printed, 510. 


11. For the better discovery of bribery and corruption in the Election of Members ; Ordered ; presented; printed; Lxvi.113. Motion, That 
the Bill be now read a Second time; Negatived, 203. 


12. For removing doubts as to the registering of property in right of which persons claim to vote at Elections ; Ordered; presented; Lxv1. 420. 
; R. A. 453- 
13. For regulating the Election of Knights of the Shire ; Ordered, Lxv11. 366. Presented; printed; 421. Not proceeded in. 
To amend Act 7 &amp; 8 Will. III. as far as relates to the splitting interests in Houses and Lands. See infra, 56. 


14. For amending and rendering more effectual the laws for the trials ot Controverted Elections, and returns of Members; Ordered, Lx vri1. 433: 
Presented, 476. Committed; reported; day appointed for further considering Report, and printed ; 479. Re-committed, and reported ; 
day appointed for further considering Report, and again printed; 513. 2. a. 588. 


15. For the more regular conveyance of writs; Ordered, Lxv111. 433. Presented, 476. Printed, 479. Day appointed for further considering 
Report, and again printed, 529. Re-committed ; instruction for making compensation to the Messenger of the Great Seal; 541. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, with an Amendment, 623. [Lords Agreement to this Amendment does not appears] %. A, 630. 


16. For the more effectually preventing charge and expense in the Election of Members; Ordered ;. presented; primted; 1x1x. 168, 
Reported ; reading of Report put off for six months; 271. 


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17. 


18. 


19. 


21. 


23. 


24. 


25. 


31. 


&amp; &amp; 


41. 


(1.)}—General Bills—continued. 


To regulate the right of freemen and burgesses to vote at Elections of Members; Ordered ; presented ; printed; rxx. 293. Second 
reading deferred, 446. 


To alter and amend the laws concerning the Election of Members, and for further limiting the duration of polls; Ordered, 1x x11. 396. 
Presented ; printed; 398. Passed, 451. Not returned from the Lords. ae 


‘To alter and amend’ the laws concerning the Election of Members, and further limiting the duration of polls; Ordered ; ‘presented ; 
Lxx111.23. Printed, 24. Petition of James Holme, Clerk, Curate of Sandiacre, &amp;c. for provision; To lie on the Table; Bill 
re-committed ; again printed; 62. Again re-committed, 80. Again printed, 87. Petition from Coventry against; Third reading 
put off for six months; 117. Oh te 


For amendment of the Election Law, so far as relates to the land tax assessment; Ordered, Lxx11I. 1 59. Presented; printed; 169. 


Committed, 236. Committee put off for three months, 313. ; 


For further regulating the qualification of Members; Ordered, Lx xiv. 236. Presented; printed; 244. Again printed, 283. R.A. 529. 


For the better regulating of Elections of Members, and to alter and amend the qualification oath ; Ordered, Lxx1v. 276. Presented ; 
printed ; 279. Petitions in favour, to lie on the Table; from Petersfield, 413. Winchester, 978. Petition from Great Grimsby 
against, 413. Second reading put off for six months, 416. 


(2.)—Bills relative to Ireland: : 


For regulating the trial of Controverted Elections for Ireland ; Ordered, LvI. 476. Presented; printed; 483. Order for Second reading 
discharged ; Bill withdrawn, and another Bill for ditto, and for regulating the qualification of Members to serve in the United Parlia- 
ment ; ordered; 504. Presented; printed; 511. Again printed, 549. Re-committed, 577. Again printed, 595. 2. A. 664. 


For continuing so much of the last Act as relates to regulating the trial of Controverted Elections for Ireland; Ordered, rv11. 355. Pre- 
sented, 356. Order for Second reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, and another Bill for regulating the trial of Controverted Elections 


for Ireland ; Ordered, :v11. 467. Presented; printed; 486. Instruction’ for defraying the expenses of Commissioners and Clerks, 573: 
Bill again printed, 574. R. a. 660. 


For better securing the freedom of Election in Ireland by disabling revenue officers from voting; Ordered, Lvi11. 157. Presented, 173. 
R. A. 286. 


For amending Act 35 Geo. III. of the Parliament of Ireland for regulating the Election of Members, so far as the same relates to freeholds 
under the yearly value of twenty pounds ; Ordered, L1x. 322. Presented ; printed ; 328. Second reading put off for three months, 348. 


To amend said Act of 35 Geo. III. so far as relates to freeholds under twenty pounds; Ordered, Lx. 140. Presented; printed; 141. 
House informed that several material alterations were necessary; Bill withdrawn, and another Bill to amend said Act so far as relates to 


freeholds under twenty pounds, and to make further regulations ; ordered ; 165. Presented; printed; 191. Again printed, 283. 
Read Third time, and further proceeding upon Third reading adjourned,.307. ~Resumed and Bill passed, 317. R. a. 430. 


To amend Acts relating to Elections in Ireland; Ordered, Lx1. 406. Presented; printed; 410. Further consideration of Report put off 
for two months, and Bill, as amended, to be printed, 439. ; 


To amend Act 42. Geo. III. c. 106, for regulating the trial of Controverted Elections in Ireland; Ordered, tx11. 63. Presented ; 
printed; 65. Again printed, 84. Re-committed, 108. Instruction to receive a Clause to extend and amend Act 28 Geo. III. 
relating to recognizances in Ireland; 112. R. A. 140. 


To amend the laws respecting the Election of Members to serve in Parliament for Ireland; Ordered, Lxv1. 339. Presented; printed; 360. 
Again printed, 388. R. a. 433. 


Motion for leave to bring iu a Bill to limit the duration of polls and to establish scrutinies in Ireland, dropped for want of forty Members ; 
Lxx1. 186. Bill ordered; presented; 196. Printed,220. Re-committed, 316. Petition from freeholders of Tipperary against ; 316. 
Again printed, 331. Again re-committed, 376. Order for going into the Committee discharged, 447. 


For the regulation of polls and fot making other provisions touching the Election of Members to serve in Parliament for Ireland ; Ordered, 


LXXII. 305. Presented, 312. Printed, 313. Again printed, 352. Re-committed, 368. Lords amendments agreed to, 476. 
R. A. 480. 


To amend last Act 57 Geo. III. c. 131; Ordered, Lxxtv. 496. Not proceeded in. 


For regulating the trial of Controverted Elections or Returns of Members to serve in Parliament for Ireland; Ordered, Lxx1v. 508. 
Presented, 605. Further consideration of Report put off for three weeks, and Bill as amended to be printed, 615. 


To amend Act 42 Geo, III. c. 106, for regulating the trial of Controverted Elections or Returns of Members to serve in Parliament for 
Ireland ; Ordered; presented; Lxxv.65. Printed, 66. rR. a. 80. 


To amend Act 57 Geo. III. c. 131, for the better regulation of polls and for making further provisions touching the Election of Members 
to serve in Parliament for Ireland; Ordered, Lxxv.71. Presented; printed; 84. Second reading put off for six months, go. 


For the better regulation of polls and for making further provisions touching the Election of Members to serve in Parliament for Ireland; 
Ordered, Lxxv.go. Presented; printed; g1. Re-committed, g6, Lords amendment agreed to, 103: &amp;. a. 104. 


(3.)—Local Bills : 


Aylesbury :—For preventing bribery and corruption in the Election of Members to serve for that Borough ; Ordered, LIX. 176. 


Presented ; printed; 178. Petition of Electors against ; to lie on the Table till Second reading, and Counsel ordered; 204. Bill to be 
read Second time; Counsel against called in; Bill read Second time; Petition read, and Counsel in part heard; further hearing 
adjourned ; 209. Counsel further heard, and Bill committed, 216. Passed, 268. Lords request a copy of the Evidence upon which 
the House passed the Bill, 275. Copy of the Minutes of the Election Contmittee in 1804 sent to the Lords, 279. R. A. 372. 


Barnstaple : 


For preventing bribery and corruption in the Election of Members to serve for that Borough ; Ordered, Lxx1v. 303. Petition from 
Southmolton, praying that the elective franchise may be restored to that Town; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 335. Bill 
presented ; printed; a printed copy to be served upon the Mayor of Barnstaple ; 346. Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for 
a new writ, 346, 428, 633. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Barnstaple against; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 424. Bill passed, 456. 
Message from the Lords, requesting a copy of the Evidence upon which the House passed the Bill; printed copy communicated; 478. 
Message from theLords, requesting the House'will give leave to the Short-hand Writer employed to take the Minutes of Evidence 
before the Select Committee on the Barnstaple Election Petition to attend the Lords, to be examined as a witness on the Bill, and 
leave given him to attend, 596. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, xxv. 26. Report to lie on the Table, and be” 
printed, 66. 


43. To indemnify persons who shall give evidence before the Lords upon the Bill for preventing bribery in the Election of Members for 


Barnstaple; From the Lords; read; printed; Lxxiv. 548. R.A. 558. 
See infra, 47- 


Camelford :—See infra, 47. 


44. Downpatrick Election Committee :—To enable the Select Committee on the Downpatrick Election to re-assemble, and to 





saspend the:transmission ef warrants, &amp;c.; Ordered, xx. 942. Presented, 346. R. a. 388. 
45. Glamorganshire : 


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(3.)—Local Bills—continued 


45. Glamorganshire :—To fix the Election for Glamorganshire at a central place within the County ; Ordered, rxx. 248. Presented, 
252. R. A. 363. 


Grampound : . 
46. Toexclude that Borough from sending Burgesses to Parliament, and to enable the Borough of Leeds to send two Burgesses in lieu thereof ; 
Ordered, txxv. 65. Again ordered; presented; printed; 174. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Grampound against, e29. Entry in 
Journal read, and Bill committed, 230. Motion for instruction to extend the right of voting to the Hundreds of Powder and Pyder ; 
Debate adjourned; 276. Further adjourned, 302, 349. 


47. To prevent the issuing of any writs or precepts for the Election of Members to serve for the Boroughs of Grampound, Penryn, Camelford, 
and Barnstaple; Ordered, Lxxv.93. Presented; printed; 94. Passed,99. Not returned from the Lords. 


48. Helleston :—To. secure the freedom and purity of Election in that Borough; Ordered, uxvi11. 587. Presented ; printed; 596. 
Passed, 632. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill; Ordered, uxrx. 10. Presented; printed; 16. Passed, 85. 
Message from the Lords, requesting a copy of the Evidence upon which the House passed the Bill, 318. Message considered, and 
printed copy sent, 324. Not returned from the Lords. For preventing corrupt and illegal practices, and securing the freedom 
and purity of Election in that Borough; Ordered, Lxx. 32. Presented, 45. Printed, 86. Passed, 118. Message from the Lords, 
requesting the House to communicate the Evidence upon which they passed the Bill, 249. Printed c»py of Minutes of Evidence 
taken before the Committee on the Helleston Election communicated, 254. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 286. 
Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 323. Another Bill; Ordered, Lxx1.196. Presented; printed; 199. Motion for 
printing Bill as amended, negatived, 328. Passed, 339. Not returned from the Lords. 











Leeds :—See supra, 46. 


49. London :—To explain Act 22 Geo. III. c. 41, for better securing the freedom of Election of Members, so far as relates to coal meters and 
corn meters of the City of London; Ordered, Lxv1. 377. Presented, 382. &amp;. A. 433- 


51. Nottingham, Town and County of the Town :—For more effectually preserving the peace, and securing the freedom of 
Election therein; Ordered ; presented ; printed; Lv111.342. Petitions against, to lie on the Table, till Second reading, and Counsel 
ordered ; Of Mayor and Aldermen, 353. Of Corporation, 361. Petition of Freeholders in favour, 368. Of Burgesses against, 368. 
Bill read Second time ; Petitions against, again read, and Counsel heard ; 369. Bill passed, 377. Message from the Lords desiring the 
Evidence upon which the House passed the Bill; and Messengers called in, and printed copy of Minutes of Evidence taken before the 
Election Committee in 18093 delivered to them, 394. R. a. 419. 
Penryn : 
52. For preventing bribery and corruption in the Election of Members to serve for that Borough; Ordered, Lxx1v. 203. Presented ; 
printed; and printed copy to be served upon the Portreeve of the Borough, 236. Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for 
a New Writ, 302, 370, 633. Petitions against, from the Mayor, &amp;c. of Penryn ; To lie on the Table, and be printed, 391. _ Referred to 
the Committee on the Bill, and Counsel ordered, 441. Electors of Penryn, to lie on the Table, and be printed, 440. Witnesses to 
attend the Committee, 358, 363, 396, 431. Report from the Select Committee; Referred, 441. Bill considered; Report progress ; 
Committee to sit again ; witnesses ordered to attend; Minutes ordered; presented; printed; 441, 445, 449. Witnesses discharged 
from further attendance, 449. Committee deferred, 453. Witnesses to attend, 453,455. Bill further considered ; witnesses discharged 
from further attendance ; Minutes ordered ; presented; printed; 463. Petition from Chorley, for transferring the elective franchise to 
that town; printed; 480. Bill read Third time ; Motion, that it appears that from the advanced state of the session, it is not expedient 
to proceed further in the Bill during the present session ; Withdrawn ; Bill passed ; 561. Not returned from the Lords. 


53. For the preventing of bribery and corruption in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament for that Borough ; Ordered, rxxv. 31. 
Presented ; printed; and printed copy to be served on the Portreeve; 36. Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a New Writ, 67. 
Report to be received on a future day, 96. Not proceeded in. See supra, 47. 


54. Sussex :—To fix the Election for that County, at Lewes; Ordered, Lxxv.281. Presented, 291. Printed, 296. Petitions of Freeholders 
against; of Horsham, Chichester, and Arundel, printed; 338. Of Midhurst; Second reading put off for six months, 350. 
&gt; 


53. Westminster Hustings :—To extend Act 18 Geo. II. respecting the expenses of hustings and poll clerks, so far as regards the City 
of Westminster ; Ordered, Lxvi. 227. Presented; printed; 250. Motion for appointing a day for Third reading, dropped for want of 
forty Members, 432. R. a. 461. Bill to continue and amend said Act; Ordered, rxvirr1. 536. Presented, 637. . a. 668. 
For reviving and further continuing said Act; Ordered ; presented; Lxxtv. 40. Petitions against, to lie upon the Table; 
Henry Hunt, 45, 58. Electors of Westminster, 64. Lords Amendments agreed to, 120. Rk. A. 123. 








56. Weymouth and Melcombe Regis :—For declaring void devises made to split freeholds to multiply votes for that Borough; 
Ordered, txvi11. 336. Presented; printed; 337. Two Petitions of inhabitants and freeholders against, and Petition of other inha- 
bitants and freeholders for provision, 357. Instruction to make provision to make the Bill general, 362. Resolutions relative to the 
interference of Peers at Elections read, and Motion to lay before the House parts of the evidence taken before the Committee on the 
Election Petition, superseded by Order of the Day for going into the Committee; 367. Bill considered; reported; again printed; 368. 
Petitions of inhabitants, voters and of members of the corporation and freeholders against, 368. Petition of members of the corporation 
and freeholders of the Borough respecting, 384. Petition of inhabitants against, 391. Motion for referring last Petition to a Select Com- 
mittee, Withdrawn, 392. Motion that it do lie on the Table till Report further considered, and that Petitioners be then heard 
by Counsel; Negatived, 392. Report further considered; Bill re-committed ; considered; passed, and new title; 402, R. a. 506, 


IL. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, and Petitions relating 
to Rights of Election, and Determinations thereon: 


57. Aberdeen, &amp;c. Burghs :—[1820.] Fifth Class,— Petition of John Mitchell, Esq. against Joseph Hume, Esq.; txxv.194. Ballot 
and Committee, 408, 411. Report in favour of sitting Member, 442. 


58. Aberdeenshire :—{1806-7.] Fifth Class,—-Petition of Alexander Hay, Esq. against James Ferguson, Esq.; 1x11. 13. Consideration 
deferred, 60. Motion for discharging order for considering Petition; Negatived, 233. Consideration deferred, 296. Ballot and 
Committee, 347. [No Report ; Parliament being prorogued seven days after the appointment of the Committee, and afterwards dissolved, | 


59. Alban’s, St. :—{1809.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Robert Williams, Esq. against Daniel Giles, Esq.; Lx1v.32. Order for considering 
Petition discharged ; Petitioner not having entered into recognizances ; 88. 


61. Aldborough :—{1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Charles William Bryant, Esq. against Henry Fynes and Gibbs Crawford Antrobus, 
Esqrs.; LXxv.195. Petition of William Green (agent to Mr. Antrobus ) for extending the time for the delivery of the statement of 
Mr. Antrobus's qualification ; printed, 224. Petition of Mr. Bryant’s agent for enlarging time for entering into recognizances, 235. 
Agent called in and examined upon oath ; time enlarged for proposing new surety ; Petition of Mr, Bryant's agent praying to be examined 
on consideration of Mr. Green’s Petition; 236. Mr. Green’s Petition considered; entry in Journal read; House informed that 
Mr. Green could deliver in a particular of Mr. Antrobus’s qualification ; Motion for enlarging the time, and debate thereon adjourned ; 237. 
Resumed ; Petition of Mr. Bryant against Mr. Green’s Petition ; printed; 244. Leave given to Mr. Green to sign and deliver a particular 
of Mr. Antrobus’s qualification ; 245. Consideration of the Election Petition deferred, 389. 


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II. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, &amp;c.—continued. 


x. 
62. Aldeburgh :—[1812-13.] Fifth Class,—Petition of James Cranborne Strode, Esq. and Justinian Cassamajor the Younger against 


Lord James Dufferin and Andrew Strahan, Esq.; Lxvi11. 63. Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered 
into recognizances, 108. 


63. Aylesbury :—[1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Thomas Francis Freemantle, Esq. and of Electors, against James Dupré and 
” Robert’ Bent, Esquires; Lvi11.53. Consideration deferred, 86, 234, 324, 643. ———— Petitions renewed [1803-4]; urx. 13, 14. 
Consideration adjourned, 81. Ballot and Committee, 82, 85. Special Report, That John Wilson, a witness, had prevaricated, and 
that the Committee had committed him to the Serjeant’s custody ; Wilson committed to Newgate; 111. Report, That Mr. Dupré: 
is duly elected, and that Mr. Bent is not; Election void with respect to him; 121. Special Report of certain Resolutions relating 
to bribery. (See infra, 499.) Petition of Wilson to be discharged ; to be brought to the bar on a certain day; 145. Reprimanded, 
and discharged, 151. Speaker not issue his warrants for a new writ until certain days, 176, 216, 275, 296, 330. Resolutions again 
read ; Motion, That Mr. Attorney General to prosecute Mr. Bent, superseded by reading the other Orders of the Day; 271. New 
writ, 377- 


64. Ayrshire :-—{1812-13.] F ifth Class,— Petition of Major General James Montgomerie against Sir Hugh Dalrymple Hamilton ; 
Lxvi11. 46, Consideration deferred, 166. Ballot and Committee, 346, 348. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 350. 


65. Banbury :—[1807.] Second Class,—Petition of William Praed, Esq. and counter Petition of Dudley North, Esq.; txrr. 643, 645. 
. Consideration deferred, 692.—&lt;-—Petitions renewed [1808]; Lx111. 8,9. Ballot and Committee, 38, 40. Report a void Election, 52. 


Barnstaple : ; 
66.  1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Richard Wilson, Esq, against Sir Edward Pellew, Bart.; rvi1r. 16. Consideration deferred, 84. 
Ballot and Committee, 167, 173. Special Report respecting the absence of Mr. Baldwin and Mr. Atkins, Members of the Committee ; 
Mr. Baldwin and Mr. Atkins ordered to attend in their places; 192. Medical person examined, and Mr. Atkins excused further 


attendance, 196. Special Report respecting the illness of Mr. Baldwin ; medical person examined, and Mr. Baldwin excused further 
attendance; 198. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 203. 


67. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir Henry Clements Thompson, Knight, against Sir Manasseh Masseh Lopes and Francis Molineux 
Ommaney, Esq.; Lxxiv. 31. Petition of Sir H. €. Thompson for enlarging time for recognizance; Mr. Williams (his Agent) having 
verified the matter of the Petition upon oath; time enlarged; 108. Ballot and Committee, 182,183. Report, That Sir Manasseh 
Masseh Lopes is not duly elected ; that Francis Molineux Ommaney, Esq. is duly elected ; Election void with respect to Sir Manasseh 
Masseh Lopes ; Special Report of two Resolutions relating to bribery; 201. See infra, 501. 


6s. Bath :—{1812-13.] _ Fifth Class,—Petition of John Allen and Samuel Colletan Graves, Esqrs. against the Right honourable Lord John 
Thynne and Charles Palmer, Esq.; uxvi11.17. Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered into 
recognizances, 89. 


Berwick-upon-Tweed : 


69. [1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Daniel Ord, Esq. and Electors, against Thomas Hall and John Fordyce, Esqrs.; Lv111.33. Consideration 
deferred, 85, 233- Ballot and Committee, 307, 309. Report void Election, 327. New Writ, 329. 


71. [1820] Fifth Class,—Petition of voters against Sir David Milne, K.C.B.; txxv.170. Consideration deferred, 302. Ballot and 
Committee, 322, 326. Report respecting the illness of Mr. Aylesbury Roberts (a Member of the Committee) ; certificate of Mr. Wilson 
(a surgeon) delivered in; Mr. Wilson not being in attendance, Mr. Roberts’s servant examined; Motion, That Mr. Roberts be 
excused ; House informed that Mr. Wilson was professionally engaged, but would be in attendance; debate posponed; resumed ; 
Mr. Wilson examined ; Mr. Roberts excused ; 367. Report, That Sir David Milne is not duly elected; void Election, so far as relates 
to him; New Writ; 384. 


Beverley : 


72. [1807.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Philip Staple, Esq. against John Wharton and Richard William Howard Vyse, Esqrs.; 1x11. 680. 
Consideration deferred, 692, Petition renewed [1808] ; rx111. 26. Ballot and Committee, 173,175. Report in favour of 


Sitting Members, 181. 


73. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Dymoke Wells, Esq. against Robert Christie Burton, Esq.; txx1v. 32. Ballot and Committee, 182, 185. 
Report in favour of Sitting Member, 224. 


Bishop’s Castle : 


74.  [1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Charlton Kinchant, Esq. against William Clive and John Robinson, Esqrs.; tviit. 41. Consi- 
deration deferred, 86, 233, 324. Ballot and Committee, 404, 405. Report in favour of Sitting Members; Petition frivolous and 
vexatious ; 409. 


75. [1819-20.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Lord Viscount Valentia against the Honourable Douglas James William Kinnaird; txxv. 36. 
Consideration deferred, 81, 82. 


16.  [1820.] Second Class,—Petition of William Holmes and Edward Rogers, Esquires, and counter Petition of the Honourable Douglas 
James William Kinnaird and Robert Knight, Esquire; also Petition of Voters in favour of the Honourable Douglas James 
Witliam Kinnaird and Robert Knight, Esq.; rxxv. 181, 182. Ballot and Committee, 246, 247, 248. Report in favour of William 
Holmes and Edward Rogets, Esqrs. and that the Honourable Douglas James William Kinnaird and Robert Knight, Esq. were 
not duly elected; Report touching the right of Election; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend, and amend the Return; 316. 
Return amended, 321. 


771. Borou hbridge :—[.820.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of George Mundy and Henry Dawkins, Esquires, and also of Voters against 
Riel Spooner and Marmaduke Lawson, Esquires; txxv. 146, 161. Ballot and Committee, 262, 264. Report in favour of 
Petitioners, 284. Report touching the right of Election; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the Return, 285. Return 
amended, 289. 


Bossiney : 
78. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Sir Charles Richard Blunt, Bart. and also of Electors against James Archibald Stewart Wortley, Esq. 
and Sir Compton Domville, Bart; rxx1v. 75, 83. Order for considering Petition of Electors discharged, they not having entered 
into their recognizances, 145. Ballot and Committee, 268, 269. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 278. 


79. [1819] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir Charles Richard Blunt, Bart. against the Honourable John William Ward; txxiv. 357. 
Petition to defer the consideration of the Petition; printed, 409. Motion that the Order for considering Petition be now read, 409. 
Motion for adjourning debate, negatived; Order read and consideration deferred ; 410. Order for considering Petition discharged, 
Petitioner not having entered into recognizances, 442. 


81. 1820.} Fifth Class,—Petition of James Webster, Esq. against Sir Compton Domville, Bart. and the Honourable John William Ward ; 
t Lxxv. 196. Consideration deferred, 389. ‘ f 


Boston : 
82. [1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against Thomas Fydell, Esq.; rvri1. 38. Consideration deferred, 86, 233, 324. Ballot 
and Committee, 359, 361. Report Election void, as to Thomas Fydell, Esq. 382. New wzit, 386. 


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83. [1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Ogle, Esq. against Thomas Fydeil the younger; tvii1. 454. Consideration deferred, 643: 
Petition read ; entry in Journal read; House informed that Mr. Fydell had been prevented delivering in an account of his qualification, 
by being out of the kingdom at the time the Petition was presented ; further time allowed ; t1x.7. Speaker informs the House, that 
Petition had not been renewed, and that he had certified into the Court of Exchequer the recognizance entered into, 21. 


84. [1820.] Fifth Class,— Petition of William Augustus Johnstone, Esq. against Henry Ellis, Esq.; 1xxv. 155. Petition of Mr. Clarkson 
(Petitioner's agent) for enlarging the time for recognizances ; Mr. Clarkson called in, and examined upon oath ; time enlarged; 213. 


Order for considering Petition read; Motion that the said Order be discharged ; Debate adjourned; 238. Resumed; consideration 
deferred, 245. Again deferred, 389. 


Bridgewater : 


[1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of John Agnew, Esq. also of Electors, against Jeffries Allen and George Pocock, Esqrs.; 
Lvitt. 18, 25, 65. Mr. Agnew not having entered into a recognizance on his first Petition, Order for considering that Petition 
discharged, 76. Consideration of other Petitions deferred, 85. Consideration adjourned, 174, 175, 176. Ballot and Committee, 177, 
180. Special Report respecting the illness of a Member of the Committee; medical person examined, and Member excused any 
further attendance, 216, Report in favour of Sitting Members, 237. 


86. [1807.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against George Pocock and William Thornton, Esqrs.; ux11. 680. Consideration deferred, 
692.———Petition renewed, [1808 ;] ux111. 28. Motion for discharging Order for taking Petition into consideration ; withdrawn, 57. 
Ballot and Committee, 182, 184. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 204. 


87. 


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Bridport :—[1820.] Fifth Class,— Petitions of Sir Horace David Cholwell St. Paul, Bart. and Electors, against Christopher Spurrier, 
Esq.; LXXvV. 137. Ballot and Committee, 262, 263. Special Report respecting the absence of a Member of the Committee on 
account of the death of a near relation; Member excused, and leave given him to absent himself from further attendance, 315. Report 


that Christopher Spurrier, Esq. is not duly elected; that Sir H. D. C. St. Paul, Bart. was duly elected; 331. Deputy Clerk of the 
Crown to attend and amend the Return, 332. Return amended, 334. 


Bristol : 


88. 1812.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Henry Hunt, Esq. also of Electors, against Richard Hart Davis, Esq.; uxvirt 562. [Parliament 
. ph Tae two days after presenting Petitions, and dissolved during the recess.) fod ae 


89. [1812-1 3.]_ Fifth Class,— Petitions of Henry Hunt, Esq. also of Electors, against Richard Hart Davis and Edward Protheroe, Esqrs. ; 
LXvitt. 43. Ballot and Committee, 222, 231. Special Report respecting the absence of a Member on account of illness; his non- 
attendance excused, and leave given him to absent himself from further attendance; 243. Leave to Committee to adjourn, on 
account of the General Fast, 289. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 303. 


91. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Freeholders and Freemen and of Freemen and Free burgesses, against Richard Hart Davis 
and Edward Protheroe, Esqrs.; Lx xiv. 60, 86. The first-mentioned Petitioners not having entered into their recognizances, order for 
considering their Petition discharged ; 136. Ballot and Committee, 233, 235. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 248. 


92. Callington :—{1820.] _ Fifth Class,— Petitions of Matthias Attwood. and William Thomson, Esqrs, and also of Electors against Sir 
Christopher Robinson and the Honourable Edward Pyndar Lygon; Lxxv. 125. Ballot and Committee, 247, 250. Report, That 


sitting Members are not duly elected ; that Matthias Attwood and William Thompson were duly elected; 300. Deputy Clerk of the 
Crown to attend and amend Return, 301. Return amended, 305. 


93. Cambridge :—([1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of George Pryme, Esq. against Charles Madryll Cheere, Esq.; rxxv. 188, Order 
for considering Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered into recognizances, 239. 


Camelford : 


94. [1812-13.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Robert Polhill, Esq. against Samuel Scott, Esq.; uxvar1. 64. Order for considering Petition 
discharged, Petitioner not having entered into recognizances, 108. 


95. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Stewart, Esq. and Electors against Mark Milbank and John Busby Maitland, Esqre.; ux x1Vv.20. 
Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered into their recognizances, 111. 


96. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Electors and John Stewart, Esq. also of an Elector against Mark Milbank and John Busby 
Maitland, Esqrs.; rxxiv. 74, 85. Ballot and Committee, 267, 268. Report, That John Chapman a witness had given false 
evidence, and that Committee had committed him to the Serjeant’s custody, 292. (See infra, 563.) That John Evelyn a witness 
had given false evidence, and that the Committee had committed him to the Serjeant’s custody. (See infra, 563.) Report, That 
Sitting Members are not duly elected ; Election void; 324. Report of a Resolution respecting corrupt practices at the Election, 
to lie on the Table, 324. New writ, 325. Motion for laying Minutes of the Committee before the House, negatived, 325. 


97. [1819.] Petition complaining of the Election delivered in; Lxx1v. 377. And an interlineation having been noticed therein, the 
Petition was by leave withdrawn, 378. . 


98. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Charles Pitt and Samuel Leveridge, Esqrs. also of Electors, against John Stewart and John 


Busby Maitland, Esqrs.; xx1v. 392, 400, 405. Charles Pitt not having entered into his recognizance, order for considering 
his Petition discharged, 454. Petition of Charles Pitt respecting the non-examination of his sureties and other matters, 461. 
Motion for referring parts of the Petition to a Committee, withdrawn; Motion, That Charles Pitt do attend the House to verify the 
matter of his Petition on oath ; debate thereon adjourned; 462. Resumed, and Question negatived thereupon ; Motion that Petition 
do lie upon the Table, negatived; 466. Samuel Leveridge not having entered into his recognizance, order for considering his Petition 
discharged, 463. Order for considering Electors Petition deferred, 469, 491. Ballot and Committee, 506, 508. Report, That sitting 


Members are not duly elected ; Election void; 539. Special Report of certain Resolutions relative to bribery, and that William 
Hallett had absconded to avoid being summoned to give evidence, 539. See infra, 504. 555+ ; ‘ 


99. Cardigan, Aberystwith and Lampeter Boroughs :—[1812-13.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Herbert Evans, Esq. also 


of Burgesses, against the Honourable John Vaughan ; Lxviir. 58. Ballot and Committee, 314, 316. Chairman ill; Medical person 
examined and Chairman excused ; 340. Report in favour of sitting Member, 372. 


101. Carlisle :—{1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freemen against William James, Fsq.; Lxxv. 324. Consideration deferred, 389. 
Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered into recognizances, 393- 


102. Carmarthen Borough :—([1812-13.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Jones, Esq. against Admiral George Campbell ; ixvrr11. 55. 
Ballot and Committee, 266,271. Report in favour of sitting Member, 284. 


103. Carmarthen County :—[1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William ‘Paxton, Esq. against James Hamlyn Williams, Esq. ; 
Lvi11.17. Also of Richard Mansel Philips, (a Freeholder) against William Paxton and James Hamlyn Williams, Esq. 65. 
Consideration deferred; tv1i1. 85. List of voters objected to, to be exchanged, 113. Consideration of Petitions deferred, 224. 
Ballot and Committee, 244, 247. Special Report respecting the illness of a Member of the Committee; medical person examined 
and Member excused further attendance; 278. Special Report for leave for Committee to adjourn beiug at the request of the Counsel 
of both parties ; leave given ; 310. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 327. 


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Carrickfergus: 
104. [1802-3.] Fifth Class, — Petition of Ezekiel Davys Wilson, Esq. against Lord Spencer Chichester; tvit1. 55. | Consideration 


deferred, 325, 643. Petition renewed [1803-4]; L1x. 15. Consideration adjourned, 97. Ballot and Committee, 97, 98. 
Report in favour of Sitting Member, 105. : 





105. [1807.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Edward May, jun. Esq. against James Craig, Esq.; uxt. 644. Consideration deferred, 6g2. Petition 
for enlarging time for recognizance ; time enlarged ; 754. Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered 
into recognizance, 818. 


Chester : 

106. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Sir John Grey Egerton, Bart. and John Williams, Esq. also of Voters against Lord Viscount Belgrave 
and General Thomas Grosvenor; Lxxiv. 26. Consideration adjourned, 139. Ballot and Committee, 143, 144. Special Report 
respecting the illness of a Member of the Committee ; medical person examined ; Member excused from further attendance ; 170. 
Report in favour of Sitting Members, 187. 


107. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against General Thomas Grosvenor; txxv.193. Ballot and Committee, 392, 393- Report 
: in favour of Sitting Member, 417. 


Chippenham : | 
108.  [1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of John Maitland, Esq. also of Electors, against Charles Brooke, Esq. ; tv11r. 16,17. Consideration 
deferred, 85, 224. Ballot and Committee, 243, 244. Special Report respecting the illness of a Member of the Committee ; Member 
to attend in his place; 264. Special Report, that Member had attended the Committee on the following day ; Member heard, and 
excused; 265. Report in favour of the Petitioner, John Maitland, Esq.; Report touching right of Election ; Deputy Clerk of the 
Crown to attend and amend the Return; 296. Return amended, 300. 


109. [1803-4.]' Sixth Class,—Petition of James Hyatt, Esq. and others against the determinations of Select Committee in 1803, respecting 
the right of Election; tx. 179. Also of Abraham Lloyd Eldridge and others to defend the determinations, 205. The hour appointed 
for considering Petitions being come, and no counsel or party appearing on the part of the Petition to oppose the determination of the 
Select Committee, the orders for considering the Petitions were discharged, 266. 


111. [1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of James Dawkins, Esq. also of Electors, against Charles Brooke and John Maitland, Esqrs. ; 
Lx11. 23. Ballot and Committee, 119, 120. Report, That Charles Brooke, Esq. is not duly elected, that James Dawkins, Esq. 
ought to have been returned, and is duly elected, 158. Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the Return, 158. 
Return amended, 161. 


112. [1807.] Second Class,—Petitions of James Dawkins, Esq. also of Electors, against William Blake, Esq.; txx11. 677, 678. Consi- 
? deration deferred, 692. Petitions renewed [1808]; Lx111.9. Ballot and Committee, 44, 45. Report in favour of James 
Dawkins Esq. and Return amended, 46. 


Christ Church ; 
113. [1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Edward Greathead, Esquire, also of Electors, against the Right Honourable George Rose and 
William Sturges Bourne, Esquire; tx11. 46. Consideration deferred, 219. Act 28 Geo. III.; Entry in the Journal, and Petitions 
read; House informed that Members petitioned against had vacated their seats, and that the Petitioners were desirous of withdrawing 
their Petitions ; Order for considering them discharged, and Petitions withdrawn ; New Writs ordered; 318. 





114. [1807.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against the Right Honourable George Rose and William Sturges Bourne, Esq. ; x11. 681. 
Consideration deferred, 693. Petition renewed [1808]; tx111. 29. Consideration deferred, 197. Ballot and Committee, 
222,223. Report in favour of Sitting Members; Petition frivolous and vexatious; 225. 





115. Cirencester :—{1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Sir Robert Preston, Bart. and Michael Hicks Beach, Esq. ; 
Lviti. 41. Consideration deferred, 86, 233, 324. Ballot and Committee, 404, 405. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 411. 


Colchester : 

116. [1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Burgesses and Electors against Robert Thornton and William Tufnell, Esquires ; ux11. 34. Ballot 
and Committee, 197, 199. One of the Members who had been chosen a nominee not appearing in his place, was ordered into the 
custody of the Serjeant at Arms; Motion, for the thirteen Members to withdraw to choose another nominee, negatived ; Serjeant 
informed the House, that he had taken the said Member into custody ; Member ordered to be discharged paying his fees; and the 
Member having come into the House, Committee sworn, &amp;c.; 200. Report in favour of Sitting Members; Petition, so far as the 
same relates to William Tufnell, Esq. frivolous and vexatious ; 253. 


117, [1812-13.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Daniel Whittle Harvey, Esquire, against Robert Thornton and Hart Davis, Esquires ; -Lxv111. 33. 
Ballot and Committee, 173, 177. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 178. 


118.  [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors and Free Burgesses against Daniel Whittle Harvey, Esq. ; rxxv. 18g. Ballot and Commiittee, 


358, 359- Report that Daniel Whittle Harvey, Esq. not being qualified is not duly elected; Election void with respect to him; New 
Writ ; 374. 


119. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Free Burgesses against Henry Baring, Esq.; uxxv. 478. Mr Speaker acquaints the House that the 
Petitioners had not entered into their recognizances ; Order for considering Petition having dropped, no further Order was made ; 478. 
Cork City : 
121, [1812-13.] Fifth Class, —Petition of Electors against Sir Nicholas Conway Colthurst, Bart.; uxvii1. 55. Order for considering 
Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered into recognizances, 108. 


122. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Mountifort Longfield, Esq. also of Electors, against Sir Nicholas Conway Colthurst, Bart. ; 


LxxIv. 19. Time enlarged fur recognizances to be received by Mr. Speaker; 112. Order for considering Petition discharged, 
Petitioners not having entered into recognizances, 146. 


Cork County : ; 

123. 1819.) Fifth Class,—Petitions of John Boyle, Esq.; also of Electors and a Freeholder, against the Honourable Edward King, 
commonly called Lord Viscount Kingsbrough and the Honourable Richard Hare; uxx1v. 16, 17. Time enlarged for recognizances 
to be received by Mr. Speaker, 112. Petition of agent of Electors for enlarging time for entering into recognizances; Agent called in, 
and examined upon oath ; Petition to lie on the Table, 142. Petition read; Motion for enlarging the time, withdrawn; 146. The 


several Petitioners not having entered .into their recognizances, Motion for discharging. the Orders for considering Petitions; Debate 
thereon adjourned, 146. Resumed ; Orders discharged, 150. 


Coventry : 
124. [1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of William Wilberforce Bird and Peter Moore, Esquires, also of Freemen, against William Barlow 
and Nathaniel Jefferys, Esquires ; nvi11. 17,52. Consideration deferred, 85. Consideration adjourned, 174. Ballot and Committee 
175, 177, 178. Special Report respecting the absence of a Member of the Committee on account of the death of a near relation ; 


Member excused any further attendance, 235. Report, that Mr. Barlow is duly elected, andthat Mr. Jefferys not being qualified, is not 
duly elected ; New Writ issued in the room of Mr. Jefferys, 251. 


125. [1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Peter Moore, Esquire; tv111. 339. Consideration deferred, 643.———Petition 


— [1803-4]; tix. 18. Consideration adjourned, 120,124. Ballot and Committee, 125, 129. Report in favour of Sitting 
ember, 131. , ; 


126. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Cobbett, Esq. against Peter Moore and Edward Ellice, Esquires; uxxv.192. Order for 
considering Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered into recognizances, 239. 


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127. Culross, &amp;c. Burghs :—[1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electers against Sir John Henderson, Bart. ; x11. 41. Consideration 
deferred, 244. ‘Time for considering Petition being come, and no party appearing in support: thereof, Order: for considering it 
discharged, 331. Speaker informs the House that parties not appearing in support of Petition within one hour after the time appointed 
- for taking it into consideration, he had certified into the Court of Exchequer the recognizances entered into, 347. 


128. Denbigh 2—[1812-13. .] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against the Honourable John Hamilton Fitzmaurice, commonly called Lord 
Viscount Kirkwald ; Lxv111. 57. Ballot and Committee, 297, 302.’ Report in favour of Sitting Member, 326. 


129. Donegal County :—[1808.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of George Vaughan Hart, Esquire, against Henry Conyngham Montgomery, 
Esquire ; Lx111. 104, 127. Consideration deferred, 198. Petitioner not having entered into recognizances in respect. of his first 
Petition; Order for considering it discharged; 212. Consideration of last Petition deferred,226. Consideration adjourned, 284. 
Ballot and Committee, 285, 287. Special Report of the appointment of a Commission to take Evidence in Ireland; leave given to 
the Committee to adjourn until directed to re-assemble by the Speaker, 299. Committee directed to re-assemble, Lx1v.3. Repott 
respecting the illness of a Member of the Committee ; medical person examined, and Member excused further attendance ; 30. Report 
for Committee to have leave to adjourn’; to give time to Counsel to read over the Evidence from Ireland ; and leave given 52. Report 
in favour of Sitting Member, 60. 


Downpatrick : | 
131. [1806-7.]. Petitions of John Wilson Croker, Esquire, also of Electors, against Edward Southwell Ruthven, Esquire; uxt1. 25, 06. 
- Consideration deferred, 102. Consideration adjourned, 141. Ballot and Committee, 141, 145. Special Report of the appointment of 
-.a Commission to take Evidence in Ireland; leave given to Committee to adjourn until directed by the Speaker to re-assemble ; 154. 


132. {1807-] Fifth Class,—Petition of Edward Southwell Ruthven, Esq. and others, against John Wilson Croker, Esq.; Lx11. 590. Con- 
sideration deferred, 692. Petition renewed [1808]; ~x111.18. Ballot and Committee, 103,107. Special Report respecting 
* the illness of a Member of the Committee ; medical person examined, and Member excused; 136. Special Report respecting the 
illness of another Member; medical person examined, and Member excused any further attendance ; 157. Special Report for leave 
to adjourn to await the arrival of evidence ; Act read, and leave given ; 173. Special Report for leave to adjourn with the congent of 
both parties, and leave given, 265. Special Report of the absence of’ a Member of the Committee ; Member in his place.informs the 
House of certain circumstances which occasioned it, and which ‘he verified upon oath; excuse admitted; 270. Special Report 
respecting the illness of a Member of the Committee; medical person examined, and: Member. excused further attendance ; 299. 
Report in favour. of sitting Member, 379. | Petition of several witnesses for their expenses ; referred.to a Committee 5-power to send 
for persons, papers and records ; three to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment; 392. Petitions of Richard Neeper and 
Adam Hughes for compensation ; referred, 393. No Report. 


133. | [1812-13] Fifth Class,—Petitions of John Wilson Croker, Esq. also of Electors, against Charles Stewart Hawthorne, Esq. ; Lx v1i1. 63. 
Order for Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered into recognizances, 108, 


134. [1814-15.] Fifth Class,— Petition of Edward Southwell Ruthven, Esq. against Lord Glerawley; txx. 1387. Consideration 
deferred, 192. Petition for enlarging time for entering into recognizances, 200. Petitioner examined on oath ; time enlarged ; 201, 
Consideration deferred, 201, 289. Consideration adjourned, 315. Ballot and Committee, 316, 319... Special Report of the appoint- 
ment of a commission to take evidence in Ireland ; leave to the Committee to adjourn until directed to re-assemble by the Speaker ; 332. 
Petition of Mr. Ruthven that all further proceedings may be discontinued ; to be considered on the morrow; 339. Order read for 
considering Petition ; Bill to enable the Committee to re-assemble and to suspend the transmission of warrants for the appointment of 
the commission to take evidence in Ireland ; 342. (See supra, 44.) Report in favour of Sitting Member, 408. 


Drogheda: 


135, [1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Henry Meade Ogle, Esq. also of Electors, against Edward Hardman, Esq.; Lvit1./27, 38. 
Petition of Mr. Ogle for enlarging time for entering into recognizance, and time enlarged, 80. Petition of agent of freemen, &amp;c: for the 
same purpose, and time enlarged, 81. Consideration deferred, 85. Mr. Ogle not having entered into recognizance, order for considering 
his Petition discharged, 118. . Speaker acquaints the House of certain special circumstances relating to the Petition of freemen, &amp;c. ; 
Motion for discharging the order for considering it ; debate adjourned; 118. Resumed, and order discharged, 129. 





136. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Electors, also of Freemen and Freeholders, against Henry Meade Ogle, Esq.; txxtv. 23, 83. 
Petition of Freemen and Freeholders read, and it appearing that the said Petition did not come within the description of a-Petition, the 
proceedings upon which are regulated by the Controverted Election Acts, order for considering it discharged ; Petition withdrawn ; 
111. Time enlarged for the recognizances of Electors to be received by Mr. Speaker, 112. Petition of agent for Petitioners 
for enlarging the time for entering into recognizances ; Motion for calling him in withdrawn ; Petition withdrawn; 125. Mr. Speaker 
acquainted the House that the Petitioners had not entered into their recognizances ; Motion for discharging the order ; debate thereon 
adjourned ; 147. Resumed, and Question negatived thereupon ; time enlarged for entering into recognizances; 150. Consideration 
deferred, 164. Ballot and Committee, 347, 349. Special Report respecting the illness of Sir Thomas Mostyn (a Member of the 
Committee) ; medical person examined upon oath ; Sir Thomas Mostyn excused, and leave given the Committee to adjourn for 
a week ; 439. Special Report respecting the continued illness of Sir Thomas Mostyn; Sir Thomas Mostyn excused: for his non- 
attendance ; 460. Report that the Committee had gone through the Evidence, and that the parties had applied for a Commission to 
be sent to Ireland, and that it was only necessary that the Committee should meet to direct that such Commission should be issued ; 
leave given the Committes to meet at Sir Thomas Mostyn’s house ; 460. Report of the appointment of a Commission to take evidence 
in Ireland; 464. Leave given the Committee to adjourn until directed by Mr. Speaker’s warrant to. re-assemble, and to meet at Sir 
Thomas Mostyn’s House for that purpose, 465. Mr, Speaker informed the House that he had received the Minutes of the Evidence 
from Ireland, and that he had directed the Committee to re-assemble by warrant inserted in the Gazette; Lxxv. 89.- Special 

- Report respecting: the absence of Members of the Committee ; Members ordered to attend the House, and leave given the » Commuities 
to adjourn ; 102. 


137. -[1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freemen and Freeholders against Henry Metcalfe, Esq.; Lxxv. 162. Petition of agent for the 
Petitioners for enlarging the time for entering into recognizances.; agent called in and examined upon oath; time enlarged; 235. 
Petition of agent to enlarge the time for the consideration of the Petition ; consideration deferred ; 257. Order for considering Petition 
discharged ; Petitioners not having entered into recognizances ; 293. 

© Dublin City : 3 
‘138. [x806~7-] Fifth Class,—Petitions of John La Touche, junior, also of Electors, against Robert Shaw, Esq. and the Right honourable 
; Henry Grattan; LXxII. 23, 38, 54,55- Consideration deferred, 57. Petition of John Hawkins for enlarging time for entering into 

recognizance ; Motion for enlarging time, and debate thereon adjourned; 68. Electors not having entered into recognizances, order 
for considering their Petition discharged, 69. Debate resumed, and time enlarged for entering into recognizance,'70. Time for con- 
sidering Petitions being come, and no party appearing on the part of the Petitions against Mr. Grattan, the order for considering them 
discharged ; Petitions complaining of Mr. Shaw’s return considered; 232. Ballot and Committee, 232, 233. Special Report of the 
appointment of a Commission to take evidence in Ireland ; leave given to the Committee to adjourn until directed to re-assemble by the 
Speaker; 240. Speaker informs the House that he had certified the recognizance relative tu the Electors Petitions into the Court of 
Exchequer, no one having appeared to support the Petition at the time appointed for its consideration, 247. 


139. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Henry Grattan, Esq. against Thomas Ellice, Esq.; Lxxv. 460. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House 
that the Petitioner had not entered into his recoguizances ; the order for considering the Petition having dropped, no further order was 
made, 478. 


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141. Dublin County :—{1807.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Frederick John Falkiner, Esq. against Richard Wogan Talbot, Esq. ; Lx 11. 686, 
Consideration deferred, 701. Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered into recognizances, 837. 


Dublin University : 

142. [1809-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Conyngham Plunkett, Esq. against the Honourable George Knox ; tvrir.71. Considera- 
tion deferred, 84. Ballot and Committee, 145, 148. Special Report respecting the absence of Mr. Jeffery (a Member of the'Committee); 
Mr. Jeffery heard in his place ; verifies excuse upon oath, and is excused; 154. Special Report respecting the illness of a Member 
of the Committee ; medical person examined, and Member excused further attendance; 174. Special Report of the appointment of 
a Commission to take evidence in Ireland ; leave given to Committee to adjourn until directed by Mr. Speaker to re-assemble ; 175. 
Speaker acquaints the House of having received copy of Minutes of Proceedings of the Commissioners in Ireland, and that he had 
directed the Committee to re-assemble on a certain day, 326. Report in favour of sitting Member, 367. 


143. [1807.] Fifth Class,— Petition of Thomas Thornton Macklin, Esq. against John Leslie Foster, Esq.;.ux11. 657. Consideration 
deferred, 692. —=-— Petition renewed [1808]; Lx111.'12. Ballot and Committee, 69,71. Special Report for leave to adjourn over 
the fast-day ; leave given; 71. Special Report of the appointment of a Commission to take evidence in Ireland ; leave given to 
Committee to adjourn until directed by the Speaker to re-assemble ; 85. Report in favour of sitting Member, 291. 


144. Dunfermline :—{1802-3.] Second Class,—Petition of the Honourable Captain Alexander Cochrane, rn. w. and Counter Petition of 
Sir John Henderson, Bart.; Lv111. 50, 51. Consideration deferred, 84. Ballot and Committee, 134, 136. Special Report respecting 
the illness of a Member of the Committee ; medical person examined ; and Member excused any further attendance; 154. Special 
Report respecting the illness of another Member of the Committee; medical person examined, and Member excused; 177. Special 
Report respecting the illness of another Member of the Committee ; medical person examined, and Member excused any further 
attendance; 190. Report in favour of tle Honourable Captain Alexander Cochrane, and Report that James Trotter had disobeyed’ the 
Speaker’s warrant ; Trotter ordered to be taken into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms; 209. (See iafra, 557.) Deputy Clerk to 
attend and amend Return, 210. Return amended, 216. 


145. Dungarvon :—[1807.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Richard Keane, Esq. also of Electors, against the Honourable General George Walpole ; 
LX1I,701, ‘70g. Petition of Mr. Fladgate, agent for Mr. Keane, for enlarging time for entering into recognizances; Motion for 
enlarging time; debate thereon adjourned ; Mr. Fladgate ordered to attend ; 833. Debate resumed; Mr. Fladgate examined; Time 
enlarged; 837. Electors not having entered into a recognizance in respect of their Petition, order for considering it discharged, 840. 
—&lt;-— Petition of Richard Keane, Esq. renewed [1808]; tx111. 30. Consideration deferred, 198. Ballot and Committee, 226. 
22g. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 244. 


146. Durham City :—{1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Citizens and Freemen against Richard Wharton, Esq.; :v111. 68. Considera- 
tion deferred, 325, 643. ——— Petition renewed [1803-4]; L1x. 9. Consideration adjourned, 64. Ballot and Committee, 65, 67. 
Report Election void with respect to Mr..Wharton; New Writ; 94. 


147. Edinburgh City :-—{1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Henry Allan, Esq. against Sir Patrick Murray; ixxr. 48. Consideration 
deferred, 296. Ballot and Committee, 332, 333. Report in favour of Sitting Member ; Petition frivolous and vexatious ; 336. 


148. Elgin, &amp;c. Burghs :—[1820.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Major General the Honourable Alexander Duff and Lewis Anderson, Esq. 


(a voter) against Archibald Farquharson, Esq.; uxxv.190. Order for considering Petitions discharged, Petitioners not having 
éntered into their recognizances, 239. 


Evesham : 


149. [1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Humphrey Howorth, Esq. against Charles Thellusson, and Patrick Cranford Bruce, Esqrs. ; 
Lviir. 42. Consideration deferred, 86, 234, 324. Ballot and Committee, 427, 429. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 433. 


151. [1807.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Humphrey Howorth, Esq. against Sir Manasseh Masseh Lopes, Bart.; tx11.589. Consideration 
deferred, 692. = Petition renewed [1808]; tx111.10. Ballot and Committee, 57, 59. Special Report for leave to adjourn on 


account of a general fast, and leave given, 67. Report in favour of Petitioner; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend 
Return ; 86. Return amended, g2. 


162. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Sir Charles Cockerell, Bart. also of Electors, against William Edward Rouse Broughton, Esq. ; 
LXXIV. 21, 30. Ballot and Committee, 120, 122. Special Report respecting the illness of a Member of the Committee ; medical 
person examined upon oath; Member excused, and leave given him to absent himself from any further attendance; 143. Report 
touching the right of Election, and in favour of Petitioner; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the Return; 152. 


Return amended, 156. Petition of certain persons concerning the Election of Sir Charles Cockerell offered ; Motion for bringing it up; 
Negatived, 195. 


Fowey : 

153. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Alexander Glynn Campbell, Esq. also of Electors, against George Lucy and James Hamilton 
Stanhope, Esqrs.; nxx1v.14, 15. Petition of Mr. Mould, one of the Petitioners, for enlarging the time for entering into his 
recognizance ; Mr. Mould examined upon oath, and time enlarged; 106. Ballot and Committee, 114, 116. Report, That sitting 
Meimbers are not duly elected; that Alexander Glynn Campbell, Esq. and Lord Viscount Valletort'were duly elected, and ought to 
have been returned; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the Return; 188. Return amended, 192. 


154. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Ernest Augustus Edgcumbe, commonly called Viscount Valletort, also of Voters, against Matthias 


Attwood, Esq. ; Lxxiv. 299- Ballot and Committee, 404, 408. Report in favour of Lord Valletort; Deputy Clerk of the Crown 
to attend and amend Return; 431. Return amended, 438. 


155. Galway, County :—-[1819.] Fifth Class,— Petitions of the Right Honourable Dennis Bowes Daly and Giles Eyre, Esquire, and 
others, also of Freeholders, against Richard Martin, Esquire; txxtv. 61, 86. Petition of Agent for enlarging the time for entering 
into recognizances, 129. Called in, and examined upon oath; Motion for enlarging the time, and Debate thereon, adjourned ; 
130. Resumed, and Question negatived thereupon, 134. Speaker aequainted the House, that Mr. Daly had not entered into his 
recognizance ; time enlarged for his recognizance to be received by Mr. Speaker, 136. Time enlarged for the recognizance of Giles 
Eyre, Esq. to be received by Mr. Speaker, 147. Mr. Daly not having entered into his recognizance, Order for considering his 
Petition discharged, 180. Mr. Eyre not having entered into his recognizance, Order for considering his Petition discharged, 187. 


Galway, Town and County of the Town : 


156. [1812-13.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Valentine Blake, Esquire, and of John Joyce, and others, against the Honourable Frederick 
Ponsonby; Lxvitt. 19, 30. Petition of Mr. Blake for enlarging time for entering into recognizance; time enlarged; 60. The 
Speaker acquajnts the House of certain special circumstances relating to the recognizance, 109. Ballot and Committee, 141, 147. 
Special Report respecting the illness of a Member ; Member excused, and leave given to Committee to adjourn ; 149. Special Report 
of the appointment of a Commission to take Evidence in Ireland, 172. Leave given to the Committee to adjourn until directed by 
Mr. Speaker to re-assemble, 173.. Special Report of its being necessary to direct the re-assembling of the Commissioners, with a 
peremptory order to transmit documents, and for leave to adjourn to a particular day ; leave given; 480. Report touching the right 


of Election, and in favour of Valentine Blake, Esquire; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend, and amend the Return; 579. Return 
amended, 583. 


157. [1813-14.] 





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157. 


168. 


159. 


160. 


161. 


162.. 


163, 


164. 


165. 


166. 


167. 


168. 


169. 


171. 


172. 


173. 


174. 


Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, &amp;c.—continued. 


Galway, Town and County of the Town—continued. 
[1819-14.] Sixth Class,—Petition of Jol.n Joyce, Esquire, and others, against the determination of Select Committee in 1813; Lx1x. 30. 
Also of John Kirwan, Esquire, and others, Freemen, to defend the determination of Select Committee, 199. Consideration deferred, . 


51, 126, 133. Consideration adjourned, 195. Ballot and Committee, 195, 198. Report in favour of the determination of the 
former Committee, 215. 


{1819.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freemen and Freeholders against Valentine Blake, Esquire; rxx1v. 62. Petition of Agent of 
Petitioners for enlarging the time for entering into recognizances ; Agent called in, and examined upon oath ; Motion for enlarging the 
time, and Debate thereon, adjourned; 130. Resumed, 194. Question negatived thereupon, 135. Time enlarged for recognizances 
to be received by Mr. Speaker, 136. Time enlarged for completing recognizances, 174. Consideration deferred, 203. Ballot and 
Committee, 394, 396. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 411. 


[1820.} Fifth Class,—Petition of Valentine Blake, Esquire, against Michael George Prendergast, Esquire ; txxtv. 123, 159. Petition 
of Valentine Blake for enlarging the time for entering into his recognizances; Mr. Green (Agent for the Petitioner) called in, and 
examined upon oath ; time enlarged; 198. seaaras and Committee, 247, 249. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 272. 


Glasgow, &amp;c. Burghs: 


[1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Boyd Alexander, Esquire, and also of Provost, against Alexander Houston, Esquire; LVITI. 30. 
Consideration deferred, 85, 233. Ballot and Committee, 285, 287, 289. Report in favour of Petitioner, Boyd Alexander, Esquire ; 
Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend, and amend Return, 303. Return amended, 306. 


{1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Boyd Alexander, Esquire, also of Provost, &amp;c. against Archibald Campbell, Esquire; tx.1. 30, 39. 
Ballot and Committee, 246,247. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 263. 























































{2810.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Stirling, Esquire, against Alexander Houston, Esquire; txv. 66. Motion for discharging 
the Order for considering Petition, negatived, 97. Ballot and Committee, 129, 192. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 139. 


Grampound : 


[1807.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Robert Williams the younger and Henry Baring, Esquires, against the Honourable Andrew Cochrane 
Johnstone and the Honourable George Augustus Cochrane; Lx11.629. Consideration deferred, 692.———Petition renewed [1808] ; 
Lx111. 21. Ballot and Committee, 140, 143. Reporta void Election; New Writ; 151. 


{1808.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of the Honourable George Augustus Frederick Cochrane and William Holmes, Esquire, also of Voters, 
against Robert Williams and John Teed, Esquires; tx111. 227. Motion for discharging the Order for considering the Petitions, with- 
drawn, 266, Consideration adjourned, 276. Ballot and Committee, 2'77, 279. Special Report respecting the illness of a Member 
of the Committee; medical person examined upon oath, and Member excused for non-attendance; 284. Report touching the 
right of Election, and in favour of Petitioners, Mr. Cochrane and Mr. Holmes; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend, and amend 
Return ; Return amended; 305. 


{1812-13.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Charles Trelawney Brereton, Esquire, against the Honourable Andrew Cochrane Johnstone ; 
txvi1.56. Another Petition of Charles Trelawney Brereton, Esquire, against the Honourable Andrew Cochrane Johnstone and 
John Teed, Esquire, 57. Mr. Brereton not having entered into a recognizance on his first Petition, Order for considering it discharged, 
108. Ballot and Committee, 279, 299. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 311. 


{1813-14.] Petitions of George Conway Montagu, Esquire, also of Voters, against Ebenezer John Collet, Esquire; xix. 515, 
520. Speaker acquaints the House, that Mr. Montegu had not entered into a recognizance, and that the Voters had not entered into 
a recognizance; LXX. 3. 


{1819.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Teed, Esquire, against John Innes and Alexander Robertson, Esquires; Lxxtv.g1. Petition 
of Mr. Teed for enlarging the time for entering into recognizances ; Agent for Petitioner examined upon oath; Dr. Thornton examined 
as to the state of Mr. Teed’s health ; time enlarged for sureties to enter into their recoguizances, and also time enlarged for Mr. Teed 
135. Ballot and Committee, 361, 362. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 370. 


Grantham :—([1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Martindale, Esquire (an Elector), against James Hughes, Esquire; xxv. 193. 
Ballot and Committee, 392, 393. Special Report that Sir William Manners, Baronet, William Atter, Hugh Manners, and Richard 
Armson Jarvis, had absented themselves in order to avoid the service of the Speaker’s Warrants for their attendance on the Com- 
mittee, 402. (See infra, 556.) Report that Sitting Member is not duly elected; void Election so far as relates to James Hughes, 
Esquire; New Writ; Special Report of certain Resolutions relating to treating, to lie on the Table; 435. Resolutions relating to 
treating, read; and Resolution that the practice of paying money to out-voters is illegal; 443. 


Grimsby, Great : 

[1802-3 ] Fifth Class,—Petitions of William Mellish and Robert Sewel, Esqrs. against John Henry Loft and Ayscough Boucherett, Esqrs. ; 
Lvi11. 13, 56. Consideration deferred, 56. House informed that Mr. Sewel would enter into his recognizance before a certain day ; 
his Petition to be considered at the same time as Mr. Mellish’s, 57- Consideration deferred, 84. Consideration adjourned, 145. 
Ballot and Committee, 148, 152. Special Report respecting the illness of a Member of the Committee; Medical person examined 
and Member excused further attendance; 167. Special Report respecting the absence of another Member of the Committee on 
account of the death of a near relation; Member excused and leave given to the Committee to adjourn; 177. Special Report respecting 
John Hall, a witness, having prevaricated and that he had been committed to the custody of the Serjeant; Hall ordered to stand 
committed to the custody of the Serjeant; 220. (See infra, 564.) Special Report that a Member of the Committee could not attend 
on a certain day on account of the death of a near relation ; leave given to Committee to adjourn; 228. Report, That Mr. Boucherett 
and Mr. Mellish are duly elected, and that Mr. Loft is not ; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the Return; Return 
amended; 269. Special Report of Resolutions relating to the conduct of John Simpson the Mayor, and returning officer, 269. 
See infra, 517. 


{1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against the Honourable Charles Anderson Pelham ; tvirr. 661. Speaker acquaints the 
House that Petitioners had not entered into a recognizance ; LIX. 5. 


[1807.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Henry Loft, Esq. against the Honourable Charles Anderson Pelham ; “x11. 579. Consideration 
deferred, 692. ———— Petition renewed, [1808]; ix111. 16. Motion that the notice delivered to the Clerk of the House by 
Mr. Pelham, requiring Mr. Loft to deliver in a particular of his qualifications, be read, negatived, 91. Ballot and Committee, 92, 97. 
Report in favour of Petitioner; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend Return; Return amended; 118. 


(1812-13.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors and of Major General John Henry Loft, against Sir Robert Heron and John Peter 
Grant, Esq.; Lxvi11. 24,54. Electors not having entered into a recognizance, Order for considering their Petition discharged, 106. 
Ballot and Committee, 162, 167. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 194. Petition of witnesses of General Loft for their expenses, * 
referred to a Committee, 205. (See Committees, 1818.) Report to lie upon the Table ; Address thereupon; 242. (See Addresses, 514.) 
Committee appointed to consider of the sum proper to be allowed, 243. (See Committees, 1819.) Report ; to lie on the Table, 247. 
(Appendix, 889.) 

{1819.] Petitions of Robert Bell, a Freeman, and also of Freemen, against Charles Tennyson, Esq.; Lxx1v.'74,85. Also of Voters 


against John Nicholas Fazakerley, Esq. 84. Order for considering Petitions discharged, Petitioners not having entered into recog- 
nizances, 140, 145. 


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Grinstead, East : 


175.” [1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Jobn Frost, also of Electors, against Sir Henry Strachey, Bart.-and Daniel Giles, Esq. ; LVIII: 30, 
41. Consideration deferred, 85, 224, 233- Ballot and Committee, 266, 268. Special Report for-leave to adjourn on account of the 
illness of a material witness; leave given ; 293. Report in favour ‘of Sitting Members; Petitions frivolous and vexatious; 315. 


176. [1807.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir George Wright, Bart. and Samuel Hill, Esq. against Sir Nathaniel Holland, Bart. and Charles 
Rose Ellis, Esq.; Lx11. 680. Consideration deferred, 692... Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered 
into a recognizance, 776... 


177. Guildford :+[1806-7.] _ Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against George Holme Sumner, Esq. ;- 1x11. 42. Ballot and Committee, 
207, 208.: House informed that a material witness was in confinement for debt ; Keeper of the Prison ordered to bring him in custody 
to the Committee; 211. Report, That George Holme Sumner, Esq. is not duly elected ; ‘That the Honourable Chapple Norton ought 
to haye been returned, and is duly elected; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend Return; 240. Return amended, 246. . 


178. Haddington County :—[1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Lord John Hay against Sir James Grant Suttie, Bart.; xxv. 162. 
Ballot and Committee, 289, 291. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 305. 


179. Harwich 7-—[1802-3.] Petition of James Adams, Esq. against Thomas Myers, Esq.; £v111. 32. _ Consideration deferred, 85, 233; 


Ballot and Committee, 306, 308. . Report in-favour of Petitioner ; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and.amend Return ; Return 
amended, 333- 


181. Haslemere ~—t-[1812-13.] Petition of Richard’Graves and Samuel Colleton Graves, Esqrs. against the Right -Honourable:Charles. . 
Long and Robert Ward, Esq.; Lxviit.27. Ballot and Committee,-173, 175: Special Report respecting the illness of « Member ; 
his non-attendance excused, and leave to Committee to-adjourn to a certain day; 182. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 218. 


182. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Richard Clark, Esq. against the Right ‘Honourable Cliarles Long and Robert Ward, Esq. ; 
Lxxiv. 76. Petition of Mr. Clark, for enlarging the time for entering into recognizance ; Mr. Clark, called in and examined upon oath, 
and time enlarged ; 138. The sureties not having entered into their recognizances, Order for considering Petition ORR ic 157. 


Heder : for 


183.  [1819.] Fifth Class,— Petition of Anthony Browne, Esq. against Edmund Peters Turton and Robert Farrand, Esqrs.; LxXIv. 74. 
Motion for. discharging the Order for considering the Petition withdrawn, 164. Ballot and eae ase: 258, 261. Report-in favour 
of Sitting Members, 265. 


184, [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freemen against John Baillie, Esq. ; Lxxv.197. Consideration deferred, 389. , 


185. Helleston :—([1819-13.] Fifth Class,— Petition of Sir Christopher Hawkins, Bart. against Hugh Hammersley and William 
Horne, Esqrs.; Lxvit1. 59. Ballot and Committee, 322, 325. Report in favour of, Sitting Members; Special Report of 
a Resolution respecting an illegal agreement between the Duke of Leeds and the Members of the Corporation; to lie on the 
table; Minutes ofdered; 344. Presented; printed; 346. Resolution ordered to be taken into consideration on a particular. 
day, 518. Considered and agreed to; Motion for the Attorney General to prosecute the Duke of Leeds; Question amended, and 
Bill to secure the Freedom of Election in the Borough of Helleston, ordered; 586. See supra, 48. 


186. Hereford :—[1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freemen against John Scudamore and Thomas Powell Symond, = Lytit. 68. 
Consideration deferred, 325, 643. -Petition renewed [1803-4 ;] trx. 16. Consideration adjourned, 105. Ballot and Com- 
mittee, 110,114. Report in favour of Sitting Members; Petition frivolous and vexatious ; 118. 





187. Herefordshire :—({1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Frecholders against John Geers Cotterell, Esq. and Sir George Cornewall, Bart. 
Lvitt. 28. Petition of Freeholders against Mr. Middleton Biddulph, one of the Candidates; Motion that the. same.is not within 
the description of Petitions regulated by Election Acts, and debate thereon, adjourned; 64. Resumed; Resolution that Petition does 
not come within the description of Petitions regulated by Election Acts; Petition withdrawn; 87. Consideration of other Petitions 
deferred, 86, 201. Ballot and Committee, 222, 223. Report that Sir George Cornewall, Bart. is duly elected, and that a 
Election is void with respect to Mr. Cotterell; 259. New Writ, 260. 


Honiton: 
188.  [1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Sir John Honywood, Bart. and George Shum, Esq. ; tv111.55. Consideration 
deferred, 86, 324, 643.———Petition: renewed [1803-4.].L1x..15. Consideration. adjourned, 86, 88, go. Report in favour of 
Sitting Members, 91. 


189. [1806-7.] Petitions of Electors against the Honourable Augustus Cavendish Bradshaw ; LXII. 45. Petition of Electors against Lord 
Cochrane, 46. Order for considering Petitions discharged, Petitioners not having entered into recognizances, 70. 


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Horsham : - 
[1806-7.] Second Class,—Petition of Viscount Fitz-Harris and Viscount Palmerstone, and counter-Petition of Francis John Wilder 
. and Love Parry Jones, Esqrs; also Petition of Electors in favour of Love Parry Jones and Francis John Wilder, Esqrs: ; Lx11. 10, 19. 
Ballot and Committee, 58, 59. Report in favour of Francis John Wilder and Love Parry Jones, Esqrs. 69. sede Clerk of the 
Crown to attend and amend the Return, 69. Return amended, 73. 


191. 


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192. [1807.) Fifth Class,—Petitions of Electors, also of Joseph Marryat and Henry Goulburn, Esqrs. against Sir Samuel Romilly and 
Love Parry Jones, Esq.; 1x11. 579, 607. Consideration deferred, 692. Petitions renewed [1808 ;] Lx111..10. , Ballot and 
Committee, §3,.55- Special Report for leave to adjourn, on account of a general fast; leave given, 67. Report in favour of 
. Petitioners; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend Return, 117. Return amended, 127. 


Hull: 


198. '{1802-3:] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Freemen’ against Samuel Thornton, Esq.; tv11r. 47, 61. Also of Electors against. John Staniforthy, 
Esq. 60. Consideration deferred, 86. Electors and Freemen not having entered into recognizance, Order for considering Petition 
discharged, 112. . Consideration of other Petition deferred, 234, 324, 643. Mr. Speaker informs the House, that Petition. had not 
- been renewed, and that he had certified inte the Court of Exchequer the recognizance entered into; LixX. 21. 





194. |’ [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against James Robert George Graham, Esq.; xxiv. 92. Order for TT Petition 
discharged, Petitioners not oe entered into their _— 145. 


~ Hythe: es 
195. [1806-7.] Fifth Class,— Petition of Freemen against Thomas Godfrey, Esq.; tx11.36. Order for considering Petition discharged, 
Pe Petitioners not having entered into recognizances, 67. 


196. _ (1812-13) F ifth Class,---Petition of Electors against Sir John Perring, Bart.; uxvi11. 56. Order for See Petition discharged, 
Petitioners not having entered into recognizances, 108. 


Iichester : 

197. _[1809=3.] Fifth Class »—Petition of Sir William Manners, Bart. against Thomas Plummer and William Hunter, Esqrs. ; LVIII. 29. 
Consideration deferred, 85,224,233. Ballot and Committee, 265, 266. Special Report respecting the absence of a Member of 
. .. the Committee on account of the illness of his lady; Member excused, and leave given him to absent himself from any further 
. "attendance, 269. Special Report: respecting the illness of a Member of the Committee; medical person examined, and Member 

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II. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, &amp;c.—continued. 
Ilchester—continued. 


exeused, 287. Report a void Election ; Special Report of certain Resolutions relating to bribery; day ‘appointed for further consi- 
dering Report, and Report to be printed; Minutes ordered; 301. Presented; printed; 307. Report further considered ; further 
consideration adjourned ; 349- Report further considered; Resolutions agreed to, and Mr. Attorney General directed to prosecute 
Alexander Davison, Esq. John William Parsons, and Thomas Hopping; 425. 


[1802-3.] Fifth Class, — Petition of John Manners and William Webb, Esqrs. against Charles Brooke, Esq. and Sir William 
Manners, Bart.; LVIII. 339, 345- Petition of Mr. Manners for enlarging the time for entering into his recognizance; time 
enlarged ; 366. Consideration deferred, 643. ——— Petition renewed [1803-4]; LIx.11,12. Ballot and Committee, 81, 82. 
Report, That Charles Brooke, Esq. is duly elected, and that the Election is void with respect to Sir William Manners, 138. Special 


Report of certain Resolutions relating to bribery; To lie on the Table, 138. Resolutions again read; Motion for laying before the 
House the Minutes of the Committee, Negatived ; 273. 


199.  [1803-4.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Ogle, Esq. against John Manners, Esq.; 41x. 190. Motion for di ing the Order for 


considering Petition, Negatived, 205. Consideration adjourned, 217. Ballot and Committee, 217, 219. Report in favour of Sitting 
Member ; Petition frivolous and vexatious ; 221. 


198. 


[1819.] Fifth Class,— Petition of Lionel Manners, Esq. against Sir Isaac Coffin, Bart.and John William Drage Merest, Esq. ; uxxtv. 91. 
House being informed, that Robert Corry, a prisoner for debt in Ilchester Gaol, is a material witness, keeper of the gaol-to bring him 
to be examined, &amp;c. 332. Ballot and Committee, 361. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 370. 


Inverkeithing, &amp;c. Burghs : 


202. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petition of the Honourable Francis Ward Primrose, against John Cam 
Committee, 139,140. Report, That the Sitting Member is not duly elected ; Election void; New Writ; 161. 


203. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Mac Taggart, Esq. against the Honourable Francis Ward Primrose; uxx1v. 330. Petition of 
Agent for deferring the Order for considering the Petition ; Motion for discharging the Order, Withdrawn; 401. Ballot and Com- 
mittee, 430, 431. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 439. 


pbell, Esq.; txxrv.26. Ballot and 


204. Inverness, &amp;e. Burghs :—-[1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir Hector Munro, K. B. against Alexander Penrose Cumming 
Gordon, Esq.; Lv111. 25. Consideration deferred, 85, 177. Ballot and Committee, 203, 204. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 
209. 

205. Ipswich :—{1820.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Thomas Barrett Lennard, Esq. against Robert Alexander Crickitt, Esq.; 1xxv. 169. 
Also of Electors and Free Burgesses against William Haldimand, Esq. 184. Ballot and Committee, 306, 307. Report, That Alexander 


Crickitt, Esq. is not duly elected ; that William Haldimand and Thomas Barrett Lennard, Esqrs. are duly elected; Deputy Clerk of 
Crown to attend, and amend the Return; 311. Return amended, 315. 


Ives, St.: 
206. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Richard Hichens, Esq. a Voter, against Sir Walter Stirling, Bart.; Lxx1v.g0. Petition of Agent for 


enlarging the time for Mr. Hichens and his sureties to enter into their recognizances; Agent called in and examined upon oath, and 
time enlarged; 137. Ballot and Committee, 347, 348. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 359. 


207. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Sir Walter Stirling, Bart. also of Robert Williams Meade, Esq. and also of Electors, against Lyndon 
Evelyn and James Robert George Graham, Esqrs,; txxv. 167, 168, 174, 185. Petition of Sir Walter Stirling for enlarging the 
time for entering into his recognizance; Sir Walter called in, and examined upon oath; time enlarged, 230. Sir Walter Stirling 
not having entered into recognizances in respect of his first Petition, and Mr. Meade not having entered into recognizances in respect 
of his Pétition, Orders for considering them discharged, 233. Ballot and Committee, ego, 292. Report in favour of Sitting 
Members; Special Report, That George Patrick Dunn had been guilty of perjury; the Attorney General directed to prosecute 


him for the said offence ; 332. Leave given the short-hand writers to attend the trial, with minutes of the evidence taken before the 
Committee, 470. 


908. Kincardineshire :—{1807.] Third Class,—Petitions of Lieutenant Colonel Robert William Duff, also of Freeholders, against 


William Adam, Esq.; Lx11.678. Consideration deferred, 692. Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having 
entered into recognizances, 776. 


209. Kinrosshire :—[1807.] Third Class.—Petitions of Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Park, also of Electors, against Williami Adam, Esq. ; 
Lx11. 637, 665. Consideration deferred, 692. Mr. Park not having entered into recognizances, Order for considering his Petition 
discharged, 753. Freeholders not having entered into recognizances, Order for considering their Petition discharged, 768. 


210. Kirkcudbright :—[1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of the Honourable Montgomery Granville John Stewart against Patrick Heron, 
Esquire; Lv111.19. Consideration deferred, 85, 149, 233, 324- Ballot and Committee, 382, 384. Report in favour of Petitioner, 
400. Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend Return; Return amended ; 40. 


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‘ Knaresborough :——[1805.] First Class,—Petition of Electors complaining of riots which had prevented the Election; ux. 14. 
Consideration adjourned, 85. Ballot and Committee, 85,88. Report that Petition was not frivolous or vexatious; that the defence 
of the Returning Officer was not frivolous or vexatious ; and that a new Writ ought to be issued; 112. Motion for Mr. Speaker 
not to issue his Warrant for a new Writ for a fortnight, withdrawn ; new Writ ordered; Special Report of Resolutions, that no 
Election was held on account of a violent tumult; and respecting certain persons concerned therein ; 112. Report to be further 
considered, and Minutes of Proceedings ordered, 113. Presented; printed; 114. Report further considered, and Mr. Attorney 
General ordered to prosecute Joseph Mosey Allen, Richard Dewes, Thomas Abbott, William Whitehead, Ann Houseman, William 
Allison, and Henlock, 140, 141. 





212. Lanarkshire :—[1819.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of the Honourable Sir Alexander Inglis Cochrane, also of Freeholders, against 
Lord Archibald Hamilton; uxx1v. 89. Consideration deferred, 263. Ballot and Committee, 332, 334. Report in favour of Sitting 
Member, 337- 


Lancaster : , 
213.  [1806~7.] Fifth Class,--Petition of Electors against John Dent, Esquire; Lx11. 42. Time appointed for considering Petition being 
come, and no person appearing in support thereof, Order for considering it discharged, 223. Speaker acquaints the House that he had 

certified the recognizance into the Court of Exchequer, 232. 


214. [1807.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freemen against Joiun Dent and Peter Patten, Esquires ; LXII. 656. Consideration deferred, 
692. Petition for enlarging the time for entering into recognizance ; Motion for enlarging time negatived ; 759. Order for considering 
Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered into recognizances, 764. 


215. [1819.] Fifth Class,—-Petition of Freemen against John Gladstone and Gabriel Daveton, Esquires ; LXxiv. 75. Ballot and Committee, 
283, 285. Report in favour of Sitting Members ; Petition frivolous and vexatious ; 298. 


216. Leitrim County :—[1819.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of John Marcus Clements, Esquire, also of Henry John Clements, a freeholder, 
and also of Reverend John Leahy, a Freeholder, against Luke White, Esquire; txx1v.18. Another Petition of John Marcus 
Clements, Esquire, against Luké White, Esquire, 63. ‘Time enlarged for the recognizances to be received by Mr. Speaker, 112. 
John Marcus Clements, Esquire, and Henry John Clements, and the Reverend John Leahy, not having entered into recognizances, 
Order for considering those Petitions discharged, 146. Ballot and Committee, 151, 153. Report infavour of the Sitting Member, 155. 


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Leominster : 
217. [1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against the Honourable Charles Kinnaird and John Lubbock, Esquire; Lvirr. 52. 
Consideration deferred, 86, 234, 324,643. Speaker informs the House that Petition had not been renewed, and that he had certified 
into the Court of Exchequer the recognizance entered into, L1x. 21. 


218. [181 9 Fifth Class,—Petitions of John Harcourt, Esquire, also of Electors, against Sir William Cunningham Fairlie; Lxxt1v. 20. 
Ballot and Committee, 119,121. Report, that Sir William Cunningham Fairlie not being qualified, is not duly elected, that John 
Harcourt, Esquire is duly eleoted ; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend Return, 127. Return amended, 1332. 


Limerick City : 
219. {[1818.] Fifth Class,— Petition of John Tuthill, Esquire, against John Prendergast Vereker, Esquire; uxx111.'7._ Order for considering 
Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered into his recognizance, 114. 


221. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Thomas Spring Rice, Esquire, against the Honourable John Prendergast Vereker ; Lxx1v.22. Ballot 
and Committee, 161, 163. Report in favour of Sitting Member; Minutes of Proceedings ordered; 171. Presented; printed; 177. 
Petition of Mr. Rice respecting the Poll Books; To lie on the Table, and be printed, 189. 
222, [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Thomas Spring Rice, Esquire, against the Honourable John Prendergast Vereker ; Lxxv. 171. 
' Consideration deferred, 303, 308. Consideration adjourned, 329. Ballot and Committee, 334, 338- Special Report respecting 
the illness of a Member of the Committee ; medical person examined ; Member excused ; and leave given him to absent himself from 
any further attendance on the Committee ; 359. Report touching the right of Election ; that the Sitting Member is not duly elected ; 
and that the Petitioner was duly elected, 383. Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the Return; Special Report, that 
Henry D’Esterre, Esquire, had been guilty of gross prevarication; and that the Committee had committed him to the Serjeant’s 
Custody ; D’Esterre committed to Newgate; 384. (See infra, 566.) Syecial Report of Resolution respecting the Acts of the 
Corporation of Limerick, 384. (See infra, 574.) Return amended, 392. 


223. 


Limerick County :—{1811.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Thomas Monsell, Esquire, against William Odell, Esquire ; 
Lxvi.85. Consideration deferred, 100, 128. Petition for enlarging the time for entering into recognizances; time enlarged ; 
100. Consideration adjourned, 258, 259. Ballot and Committee, 259, 263. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 272. 


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i Linlithgowshire :—[1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Maxwell, Esquire, against Sir Charles Ross, Bart. ; Lx11. 35. 
Consideration deferred, 38. Ballot and Committee, 257, 260. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 295. 
Liskeard : = : 
225.  [1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Thomas Sheridan and William Ogilvie, Esqrs. also of Electors, against the Hon. John Elliot 
and the Hon. William Elliot; tv1ir. 25, 35. Consideration deferred, 85, 178. Ballot and Committee, 204, 205. Special 


Report respecting the illness of a Member of the Committee; medical person examined, and Member excused; 210. Report 
touching the right of Election, and in favour of Sitting Members, 243. 


226. [1803-4.] Second Class,—Petition of William Huskisson, Esq. against ‘Thomas Sheridan, Esq.; Petition to lie on the table; Deputy 
Clerk of the Crown to attend with the last Return; 11x. 168. Petition of Mr. Burgess respecting the Return, to lie on the table; 
Deputy Clerk of the Crown attending with the Return; the writ, precept and indentures were read; Act 10 Geo. [II. read; Motion 
that the Clerk of the Crown do amend the Return withdrawn; Mr. Huskisson’s Petition again read; day appointed for taking it into 
codsideration, and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrant for persons, &amp;c.; 172. Motion for reading the Order for considering the Petition 
negatived, 188. . Declaration of Mr. Sheridan that he did not intend to defend Return delivered in and read; Motion for discharging 
the Order for considering Mr. Huskisson’s Petition, and debate thereon, adjourned; 192. Resumed; Order for considering Petition 
discharged, and another day appointed; 195. Motion for discharging Order for considering Petition withdrawn, 198. Consideration 
deferred, 251, 271. Consideration adjourned, 273,274. Ballot and Committee, 274, 276. Report in favour of Petitioner ; Deputy 
Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the Return ; Special Report respecting the conduct of Mr. John Dayman, the Under Sheriff 
of Cornwall; 281. (See infra, 518.) Return amended, 282. Petition of Thomas Sheridan, Esq. against William Huskisson, 
Esq.; trx. 188. Petition of Inhabitants offered ; certificate of the Clerk of the Crown signifying when the Return was delivered into 
his Office read ; Order of the House respecting Election Petitions read ; House informed that Petitioners would have petitioned within 
fourteen days after the Return was brought in, if the House had proceeded to business; Petition admitted; 195. Consideration 
deferred, 198, 252, 271. Consideration adjourned, 273,274. Ballot and Committee, 277, 279. Report in favour of William 
Huskisson, Esq. 280. | 

227. [1803-4.] Sixth Class,—Petitions of Samuel Mitchell, Esq. and others, also of Joseph Childs, against the determination of the Select 
Committee in 1803; L1x..57. Petition of the Hon. William Elliot and others, to defend the determination, 132. Consideration 


deferred, 172, 197, 198, 222. Ballot and Committee, 231, 233. Report in favour of the determination of the former 
Committee, 273. 





228. ([1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Nicholas Tomlinson and Alexander Nowell, Esqrs. against the Hon. William Elliot and William 
Huskisson, Esq.; Lx11.27. Ballot and Committee, 130, 132. Report in favour of the Sitting Members; Petition, so far as the 
same complains of the Election and Return of the said Hon. William Elliot, frivolous and vexatious, 140. 


Liverpool : 


229. [1807.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Banastre Tarleton and Isaac Gascoyne, Esqrs.; Lx11.657. Consideration deferred, 
692. Speaker ‘informs the House that Petition had not been renewed in the following Session, and that he had certified into the 
Court of Exchequer, the recognizances entered into; LXIII. 34. 


231. [1812-13.] Third Class,—Petition of General Banastre Tarleton against the Right Hon. George Canning and Lieutenant-General 
Gascoyne; LXVIII. 51. Ballot and Committee, 253, 256. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 272. 


232. London :—[1802-3.] Third Class,—Petition of Sir Watkin Lewes, Knight, against Sir John William Anderson, Bart. Sir William 
Curtis, Bart. Harvey Christian Combe and Charles Price, Esqrs.; tv111. 69. Consideration deferred, 325, 643. Petition 
renewed [1803-4;] L1x. 17. Consideration adjourned, 120. Ballot and Committee, 120, 123. Report in favour of Sitting 
Members; Petition frivolous and vexatious; 133. 





233. Londonderry County t—[1806-—7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of the Hon. William Ponsonby against the Hon. Charles Stewart, 
Lord George Beresford; 1x11. 90. House informed that the recognizances had been received from Ireland, but that the affidavit 
transmitted with same was not on stamped paper; time enlarged for the sureties to enter into recognizances ; 63. Consideration 
deferred, 74. Consideration adjourned, 198. Ballot and Committee, 198, 201, 203. Special Report for Committee to have leave to 
adjourn, for the purpose of obtaining information from Ireland; leave given; 208. Special Report respecting the appointment of 
a Commission to take evidence in Ireland; leave given to Committee to adjourn until directed to re-assemble by the Speaker ; 315. 


234. Looe East:—[1806 7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Hamlyn Trelawney and Christopher Smith, Esqrs. against Jobn Buller and Edward 


Buller, Esqrs.; ux11. 46. Consideration deferred, 199. Consideration adjourned, 325. Ballot and Committee, 325, 327, 329. 
Report in favour of Sitting Members, 332. 


Maidstone : 

225.  [1806~7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir Matthew Bloxam, Knight, against George Simson and George Longman, Esqrs.; Lx11. 22. 
Ballot and Committee, 113,114. Special Report respecting the illness of a Member of the Committee; medical person examined 
upon oath; Member excused from any further attendance ; 126. Special Report respecting Walter Jury, a witness having prevaricated, 
and that Committee had committed him to the Serjeant’s custody; Jury ordered to be committed to Newgate; 130. Report in 
favour of Sitting Members, 151. Jury's Petition to be discharged, 178. Brought to the bar ; reprimanded and discharged; 193. 

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Maidstone—continued. 


236. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Freemen against Abraham Wilday Robarts, Esq.; Lxxv.187, Also of Freemen against John 
Wells, Esq. 188. Petition of Freemen, complaining of the conduct of Mr. Sharp. 187. Petition read, and it appearing that the 
Petition did not come within the description of a Petition, the proceedings upon which are regulated by the Election Acts; Order for 


considering it discharged; Petition to lie on the table; 215. Order for considering Petitions discharged, Petitioners not having 
entered into recognizances, 239. 


Maldon : 


[1802-3.]. Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Joseph Holden Strutt and Charles Callis Western, Esqrs.; xvrir. 54. 


Consideration deferred, 86, 234, 325, 643.———— Petition renewed [1803-4;] 11x. 14. Ballot and Committee, 85, 86,87, Report 
in favour of Sitting Members; Petition frivilous and vexatious; 88. 


237 . 


238. [1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Charles Callis Western, Esq. against Benjamin Gaskell, Esq.; tx11.13. Ballot and Committee, 


69, 72. Special Report respecting the absence of a Member of the Committee, on account of the illness of a near relation ; leave given 
him to absent himself from any further attendance, 91. Report in favour of Petitioner; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend the 
amend Return; 101. Return amended, 104. 


239. [1807.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Benjamin Gaskell, Esq. against Charles Callis Western, Esq.; ux11. 597. Consideration deferred, 


692 ——-——. Petition renewed [1808 ;] Lxi11 26. Ballot and Committee, 173,174. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 185. 
Malmesbury : 


[1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of one of the capital Burgesses against Claude Scott and Samuel Scott, Esqrs.; tv1i1.38. Con- 
sideration deferred, 86. Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered into recognizances, 95. 


241. 


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242. [1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Charles Saxton and Charles Henry Bouverie, Esquires, also of Burgesses, against Robert 


Ladbrooke and N. W. R. Colbourn, Esquires; Lx11. 33, 40. Parties not having entered into recognizances with respect to the two 
first Petitions, Order for considering those Petitions discharged, 67. Ballot and Committee, 168, 172. Report in favour of Sitting 
Members, 192. 


243. [1807.] Fifth Class, —Petition of the Honourable Bartholomew Bouverie against Sir George Bowyer, Baronet, and Philip Gell, Esq. ; 


Lx11. 680. Consideration deferred, 692. ———Petition renewed [1808]; txit1. 24. Ballot and Committee, 160, 162. Report in 
favour of Sitting Members, 168. 


Malton, New: 


[{1807.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Bryan Cooke, Esquire, against Lord Headley; ux11. 678. Also of Electors against Robert Dundas, 
Esquire, 679. Consideration deferred, 692. Speaker informs the House, that the Petition of Electors had not been renewed in the 
following session, and that he had certified into the Court of Exchequer the recognizances entered into; LXIII. 35. Petition of 
Bryan Cooke, Esquire, renewed [1808]; Lx111. 23. Ballot and Committee, 153, 156. Report a void Election; New Writ; 179. 

[1808.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Robert Bower, Esquire, and others, against Bryan Cooke, Esquire; ux111. 250. Ballot and Com- 


mittee, 290, 292. Special Report respecting the illness of a Member of the Committee ; medical person examined upon oath; 
and Member excused further attendance; 299. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 314. 


Mayo, County : 

[1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Sir John Edmond Browne, Baronet, and also of Electors, against the Right Honourable Denis 
Browne and the Right Honourable Henry Augustus Dillon; Lx11. 30, 51,53- Sir John Edmond Browne not having entered into 
recognizance in respect of his first Petition, Order for coasidering it discharged, 67. Motion for discharging the Order for considering 
the other Petition, negatived, 102. Ballot and Committee, 161, 166. Special Report for Committee to have leave to adjourn on 
account of a general fast; leave given; 166. Special Report for Committee to have leave to adjourn, to give time for obtaining 
further instructions from Ireland; Motion for leave; Debate thereon, adjourned; leave given to adjourn until a certain day; 168. 
Debate resumed ; Act 10 Geo. III. and an Act of same session, read; leave given to Committee to adjourn, as desired; 195. 


244. 





246. 


247. 


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[1813-14.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Martin Kirwan, Esquire, also of Freeholders, against Dominick Browne, Esquire; ux1x. 147. 
Petition of Agents of Mr. Kirwan for enlarging the time for entering into recognizance ; to lie on the Table, 168. Petition of Agents 
of Freeholders for ditto, 169. Petitions again read, and time enlarged, 172. Consideration deferred, 184. Order for considering 
Petition of Freeholders discharged, 196. Ballot and Committee, 284, 286. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 289. 


Middlesex : 


[1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Mainwaring, Esquire, also of Freeholders, against Sir Francis Burdett, Baronet ; Lv111. 54, 
62. Petition of Freeholders; Motion, That the same is not within the description of Petitions regulated by Election Acts ; Debate 
thereon, adjourned; 63. Another Petition; Motion, and Debate thereon, adjourned ; 63. Debates resumed ; and Resolutions that 
Petitions do not come within the description of Petitions regulated by Election Acts; and Petitions withdrawn; 86. Consideration 
of other Petitions deferred, 86, 234, 325,643. Order for exchanging lists of objectionable Voters, 255. Order for exchanging lists 
discharged, 356. Another Order for exchanging lists made, 470. Petitions renewed [1803-4]; L1x. 7, 8. Consideration 
deferred, 58. Petition of Freeholders read ; Motion for discharging the Order for considering it, negatived; 59,60. Ballot and Com- 
mittee, 60, 61. Special Report respecting the illness ofa Member of the Committee ; medical person examined upon oath, and Member 
excused ; 68. Special Report respecting the absence of a Member of the Committee on account of the death of a near relation ; 
Member’s brother in law examined, and Member excused, and leave given to absent himself from any further attendance; 120. 
Special Report respecting the illness of a Member of the Committee ; medical person examined, and Member excused any further 
attendance; 150. Special Report for Committee to have leave to adjourn during the Easter holidays, and leave given; 187. Special 
Report that Benjamin Weal having been duly summoned to attend as a witness, had disobeyed such summons; 214. : Weal 
ordered to be taken into the custody of the Serjeant, 215. (See infra, 558.) House informed that a Member of the Committee, 
was summoned to attend a court martial; matter alleged verified on oath; leave given him to absent himself, and leaye given 
the Committee to adjourn; 272. Special Report for leave to adjourn on account of the Whitsun holidays, and leave given, 286. 
Special Report for leave to adjourn on account of the general fast, and leave given, 291. Special Report for leave to adjourn 
on account of His Majesty’s birth-day, and leave given, 315. Special Report that William [lett having been duly summoned 
to attend to give evidence, had disobeyed such summons, and when brought before the Committee, had been guilty of gross 
misbehaviour, and that the Committee had committed him to the Serjeant’s custody ; order, that Ilett do stand committed, and that 
the Serjeant take him to the Committee whenever required; 338. (See infra, 559.) Special Report respecting Cyprian Whillock, 
a witness, having prevaricated, and that the Committee had committed him. to the Serjeant’s custody ; Whillock ordered to be 
committed to Newgate ; 390. (See infra, 568.) House acquainted with the death of a near relation of Mr. Ainslie, (a Member of the 
Committee); leave given him to absent himself from any further attendance, 394. Report that the Sitting Member was not duly elected ; 
that Mr. Mainwaring was duly elected ; that Mr. Mainwaring was by his Agents guilty of treating, whereby he is incapacitated to 
serve in Parliament upon such Election; that the Election is void so far as respects the return of Sir Francis Burdett; New Writ; 


396. Special Report of certain Resolutions respecting the conduct of Sir William Rawlins and Robert Albion Cox, Esquire, the 
Sheriff, 397. See infra, 519. 


248. 





249.  [1805.] Fifth Class,- Petition of Freeholders against George Boulton Mainwaring, Esq.; 1x. 18. Ballot and Committee, 67, 74: 


Special Report for leave to adjourn on account of the general fast, and leave given, 71. Special Report respecting the absence of 
a Member of the Committee; his servant examined ; Member excused, and leave given him to absent himself from any further 
attendance ; 83. Report that G. B. Mainwaring, Esq: was not duly returned, and that Sir Francis Burdett, Bart. ought to have been 
returned, &amp;c.; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend Return ; Return amended ; leave given Mr. Mainwaring to’petition ; 121. 

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II. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, &amp;c.—continued. 


Middlesex—continued. 
Petition of Franeis Collier, James Lloyd and others, for compensation for their attendance at the Committee, 325. Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 326. See Committees, 1817.————Petition of freeholders against George Boulton Mainwaring, Esq.; Lx.21. Consideration 
deferred, 89, 210. Petition read again; determinations on the Petition of the freeholders respecting the Return read; order for 
considering Petition discharged, 225. 


251. [1805.] Fifth Class, —Petition of George Boulton Mainwaring, Esq. against Sir Francis Burdett, Bart.; ux. 136. Consideration 
deferred ; order for exchanging lists of objectionable voters ; 162. Order for exchanging lists discharged, and another day appointed, 206. 
Consideration of Petition deferred, 207, 242. Declaration of Sir Francis Burdett that he did not mean to defend his Return; delivered ' 
in and read; 242. Petition of freeholders to be admitted parties in the room of Sir Francis Burdett, 340. Order for Petitioners to be 
admitted parties, 341. Consideration deferred, 348, 374, 385, 402, 409. Order for exchanging lists of objectionable voters, 385. 

Petition renewed [1806.] ; Lx1.8. Consideration deferred, 24. Ballot and Committee, 31, 35. Report in favour of Petitioner, 

George Boulton Mainwaring, Esq.; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend Return; Return amended, 35. 





252. Midhurst :—[1802-3.] _ Fifth Class,—Petition of Thomas Holt White, Esq. and Burgageholders against Edmond Turnor, Esq.; 
Lv111.118. Consideration deferred, 325, 643. ——=-— Petition renewed [1803-4.]; 11x. 8. Consideration adjourned, 59, 60, 61. 
Ballot and Committee. 61,62. Report in favour of Sitting Member; Petition frivolous and vexatious; 62. __ 


Milborne Port : 
253. [1806-7.] Fifth Class,-—Petitions of William Samuel Davison, Esq. and also of Electors, against Lord Paget and Hugh Leycester, Esq. ; 
: LXIt. 43, 44. Petition for enlarging time for entering into recognizance; Motion for enlarging time; Negatived, 68. Order for 
considering Petitions discharged, Petitioners not having entered into recognizances, 70. 


254. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petition of inhabitant householders against Sir Edward Paget and Robert Matthew Casberd, Esq.; rxx1v. 88, 
Ballot and Committee, 311,313. Special Report respecting the illness of a Member of the Committee; medical person examined upon 
oath ; Member excused, and leave given him to absent himself from any further attendance; 319. Report in favour of Sitting 
Members, 328. 


255. Minehead :—[1802-3.] Petition of John Langstone and James Woodbridge, the younger, Esqrs. against John Fownes Luttrell and 
John Patteson, Esqrs.; Lv111.67. Consideration deferred, 325, 643. ———— Petition renewed [1803-4]; urx. 16. Ballot and 
Committee, 105, 108. Report in favour of sitting Members, 110. : 


Newcastle-under-Lyme : 

256. [1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Oliver Becket, Esq. also of Electors, also of Joseph James, Esq. against Edward Wilbraham 
Bootle, Esq. and Sir Robert Lawley, Bart.; Lv111. 45, 62. Consideration deferred, 86. Mr. James not having entered into a recog- 
zgance, order for considering his Petition discharged, 112. Consideration of the other Petitions deferred, 234, 324, 448. Ballot and 
Committee, 453, 454, 455- Report in favour of Sitting Members, 461. 


257. [1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Edward Wilbraham Bootle and James Macdonald Esqrs.; ux11.29. Order for 
considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered into recognizances, 67. 


268. {[1807.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of John Fenton Broghey Fletcher, Esq.against James Maedonald, Esq.; uxtr. 591. Also of Electors 
against Edward Wilbraham Bootle and James Macdonald, Esqrs. 676. Consideration deferred, 692.———Petitions renewed [1 808] ; 
LX11t. 19. Ballot and Committee, 134, 135. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 152. tl 


250. Newport (Cornwall) :——[1820.] Fifth Class, —Petition of John Sympson Jessopp, Esq. against William Northey and Jonathan 
Raine, Esqrs.; Lxxv.198. Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered into recognizances, 239. 


Newry: 

261. [1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of the Right honourable Isaac Corry, also of Electors, against the Honourable Francis Needham ; 
LXI11. 47,55. Petition of Mr. Corry for enlarging time for entering into recognizances ; Motion for enlarging time; debate thereon 
adjourned ; 68. Order for resuming debate discharged, 70. Ballot and Committee, 247, 249. Special Report for Committee to 
have leave to adjourn for the purpose of receiving information from Ireland; leave given; 253. Special Report respecting the 
appointment of a Commission to take evidence in Ireland; leave given to Committee to adjourn until directed to re-assemble by 
the Speaker; 292. 


262. [1807] Fifth Class,—Petition of the Right honourable Issac Corry against the Honourable Francis Needham; Lx11, 666. Consideration 
deferred, 692. ————- Petition renewed [1808]; Lx111. 31.. Consideration deferred, 198. Consideration adjourned, 242. Ballot 
and Committee, 242, 245. Special Report respecting the appointment of a Commission to take evidence in Ireland ; leave given to 
Committee to adjourn until directed to re-assemble by the Speaker; 254. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House, that he had inserted his 
warrant in the London Gazette for the Committee to re-assemble; Lx1v.3. Report respecting the illness of a Member of the Com- 
mittee, and for leave to adjourn; medical person examined upon oath; Member excused, and leave given to Committee to adjourn ; 43. 
Report for Committee to have leave to adjourn for the purpose of receiving documents from Ireland, and leave given, 74. Report 
respecting the illness of a Member of the Committee ; medical person examined, and Member excused further attendance ; 135. Report 
in favour of Sitting Member, 169. 


263. Norfolk :—11806-7.] Fifth Clase,—Petition of Freeholders against the Right honourable William Wyndham and Thomas William 
Coke, Esq.; Lx11.21. Ballot and Committee, 104, 105. Report that Sitting Members are not duly elected; New Writ; 142. 


264. Northampton :—[1?19.] Fifth Class,— Petition of Electors against Sir Edward Kerrison, K.B.; rxx1v. 87. Ballot and Committee 
292, 293. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 296. 


Nottingham : 

265. [1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Daniel Parker Coke, Esq. also of Electors, against Joseph Birch, Esq.; Lvitt. 15, 22, 23, 24. 
Petition respecting the Election to lie onthe Table, 73. Consideration deferred, 84. Ballot and Committee, 162, 164. Special 
Report respecting the illness of a Member of the Committee; medical person examined upon oath, and Member excused any further 
attendance; 231. Special Report respecting Frederick Shuttleworth, a witness, having prevaricated, and that the Committee had 
committed him to the custody of the Serjeant; Shuttleworth ordered to stand committed ; 237. (See infra, 569.) Special Report 
respecting Stephen Brooks, another witness, having prevaricated, and that he had been committed to the custody of the Sergeant ; 
committed by the House to Newgate; 244. (See infra, 570.) Report, That Joseph Birch, Esq. is not duly elected, and that Daniel 
Parker Coke, Esq. is not ; Election void with respect to one of the Burgesses, &amp;c.; Report of certain Resolutions relating to the 
returning officer, &amp;c.; day appointed for further considering Report, and to be printed; 263. See infra, 521. 


266. [1806-7.] Third Class,—Petition of Electors against John Smith, Esq.; xx11. 40. Order for considering Petition discharged, 
Petitioners not having entered into recognizances, 70. 


267. [1807.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Peter Crompton, Esq. against John Smith and Daniel Parker Coke, Esqrs.; Lx11. 665. Consideration 
deferred, 692. Petition renewed [1808]; 4x11. 13. Ballot and Committee, 72, 76. Report in favour of Sitting Members ; 
Petition frivoulous and vexatious; 105. 


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II. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, &amp;c.—continued. 


Nottingham Town—continued. 


268. . [1819.] Fifth Class,— Petition of Electors against the Right honourable George Augustus Henry Anne Parkyn, Lord Rancliffe; 
LXXIV. 31. Another Petition of Electors, 73. First mentioned Petitioners not having entered into recognizances, Order for considering 
their Petition discharged, 114. Consideration of other Petition deferred, 125. Ballot and Committee, 199, 202. 
favour of Sitting Member, 234. 


269. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against Joseph Birch and Thomas Denman, Esqrs,; txxv. 185. Ballot and Committee 
329, 330. Report in favour of Sitting Members ; Petition frivolous and vexatious; 342. , 


Okehampton : 


271. [1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Peter Isaac Thellusson and George Woodford Thellusson, Esqrs. and also of Electors, against Henry 


Holland and James Strange, Esqrs.; Lvitl. 31, 32. Consideration deferred, 85, 233. Ballot and Committee, 287, 291. Report 
in favour of Sitting Members, 313. 


Report in 


272. [1807.] Petitions of Freemen against Gwyllim Lloyd Wardle, Esq. also of Electors against Albany Saville, Esq.; ux11. 683. Con- 
sideration deferred, 6ge. Order for considering Petitions discharged, Petitioners not having entered into recognizances, 776. 


273. Oxford City :——[1819.] Petition of Freemen against the Honourable General Frederic St. John; txx1v. 45. The said Petition, 
complaining of the conduct of the Duke of Marlborough at the Election, and a doubt having arisen whether the Petition was not 
a Petition complaining of an undue Election and Return ; Motion that the Petition do lie upon the Table; debate thereon adjourned ; 
Petition to be printed; 46, Debate resumed, and Question negatived thereupon, 52. Resolution that the said Petijion comes 
within the description of a Petition the proceedings upon which are regulated by the Election Acts; day appointed for taking it into 
consideration, and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrants for persons, papers and records; 53. Order for considering Petition discharged, 
Petitioners not having entered into recognizances, 134. Petition complaining of the interference of the Duke of Marlborough offered ; 
Motion for bringing it up negatived ; Two other Petitions offered; Motions for bringing them up; Negatived, 320. 


274. Pembroke Borough :—{1812-13.] Third Class,—Petition of John Hensley Allen, Esq. against Sir John Owen; ixvirt, 52, 
Ballot and Committee, 266, 270. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 272. 


215. Pembroke County :—(1812-13.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of the Honourable John Frederick Campbell, also of Freeholders, against 
Sir John Owen, Bart.; Lxvitt. 50,51. Motion for exchange of lists of voters on a certain day, Negatived, 241. Ballot and Com- 
mittee, 252,255. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 266. 


Penryn: 
276. [860-n) Fifth Class,—Petition of John Milford, Esq. against Sir John Nicholl, Knight, also of Henry Swann, Esq. against Sir Stephen 
Lushington, Bart.; Lvi11. 14. Consideration deferred, 85. Ballot and Committee, 222, 223. Report in favour of Sitting 
Members, 229. 


277. [1806-7.] Third Class,—Petitions of John Trevanion Purnell Bettisworth Trevanion and William Wingfield, Esqrs. also of Electors, 
against Sir Christopher Hawkins and Henry Swann, Esq.; Lx11. 10,19. Consideration deterred,19. Petition for, and time enlarged 
for entering into recognizance, 61. Ballot and Committee, 87, 89. Report in favour of Henry Swann and J.T. P. B. Trevanion, 
Esqrs. ; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the Return ; Report of certain Resolutions respecting bribery ; day appointed to 
take it into consideration; Report to be printed; Minutes ordered; 102. (See infra, 511.) Return amended, 104. 


278. [1807.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Charles Lemon, Esq.; ux11. 679. Consideration deferred, 692. ———— Petition 
renewed [1808] ; Lx111.13. Consideration deferred, 46. Consideration adjourned, 203. Ballot and Committee, 209, 210. Report 
in favour of Sitting Member ; Petition frivolous and vexatious; 217. 


279. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Lavicount Anderdon, Esq. and Electors, against Henry Swann, Esq.; Lxx1v. 24. Ballot and 
Committee, 131, 132. Report that the Sitting Member and the Petitioner are not duly elected, 168. Special Report of certain 
Resolutions relating to bribery, 169. See infra, 512. ) 

281. ([1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against Henry Swann, Esq.; rxxv. 168. Order for considering Petition read ; House informed 
that Mr. Swann, (who was in the King’s Bench Prison,) was desirous of appearing at the bar to defend the Election and Return; 
Mr. Swann ordered to be brought to the bar in custody of the Marshal of the King’s Bench, if he shall signify his desire to be so brought 
up; Mr. Speaker to issue his warrants accordingly ; 263. Ballot and Committee, 305,306. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 315. 


282. Petersfield :—[1820.] Third Class,—Petition of Nathaniel Atcheson and John Camac, Esqrs. and Freeholders, against Hylton 
Jolliffe, Esq. and the Right Honourable Beaumont Hotham, Baron Hotham ; txxv. 151. No counsel, agent or party appearing on the 
partof the Petition, order for considering it discharged, 232. Speaker acquaints the House that the Petitioners had not entered into 
recognizances; 233. Petitions of Nathaniel Atcheson and John Camac, Esqrs. and Freeholders, also of Voters, against Hylton 
Jolliffe, Esq. and the Right honourable Beaumont Hotham, Baron Hotham; txxv. 183. Ballot and Committee, 278, 281. 
Message sent to the Lords to desire that their Lordships will give leave to Lord Sheffield to come to the Committee to be examined as 
a witness, 298. Lords give leave, 306.’ Report touching the right of Election, and in favour of Sitting Members, 315. 





283. Plymouth :—[1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir William Elford, Bart. against Sir Charles Morice Pole, Bart. ; also of Thomas 
Bewes, Esq. against Thomas Tyrwhitt, Esq.; 1x11. 22. Ballot and Committee, 104, 106. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 109, 


284. Pontefract :—{1812-13.} Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against Lord Pollington; txv111.109. Ballot and Committee, 338, 342. 
Report in favour of Sitting Member, and that the charges against the Mayor appeared to be frivolous and vexatious, 346. 


285. Poole :—{1807.] Second Class,—Petition of Joseph Garland, Esq. against John Jeffery, Esq. and Admiral Sir Richard Bickerton, Bart, 
and Petition of Sir Richard Bickerton, Bart. against Joseph Garland, Esq.; ix11. 663, 666. Consideration deferred, 692. ——_— 
Petitions renewed [1808]; Lx111.25. Consideration deferred, 34. Consideration adjourned, 58. Ballot and Committee, 63, 64. 
Report in favour of John Jeffery, Esq.; Election void as far as respects Joseph Garland, Esq. and Sir Richard Bickerton, Bart.; New 
Writ; 67. 

286. Portsmouth :—[1820.] Petition of Vice Admiral Sir George Cockburn, G. Cc. B. against Admiral John Markham; Lxxv. 118, 
Ballot and Committee, 232, 235. Report in favour of Sitting Member ; Rightof Election reported, 275. 


287. Radnorshire :—{1802-3.] Petition of John Macnamara, Esq. against Walter Wilkins, Esq.; xvi11. 46. Consideration 
deferred, 86, 234, 324,448. Motion for discharging order for considering Petition withdrawn; 401. Ballot and Committee, 454, 
458. Special Report respecting the absence of a Member of the Committee on account of the death of a near relation; Member 
excused any further attendance ; 460. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 477. 


288. Reading :—([1819.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Charles Fyshe Palmer, Esq.; uxxiv. 59. Ballot and Committee, 
211,213. Special Report respecting the absence of a Member ; cause. of absence verified by the Member upon oath, and Member 
excused for his non-attendance; 227. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 234. 


289. Renfrew County :—[1807.] Fifth Class, — Petitions of Archibald Speirs, Esq. also of Freeholders, against William Mac 
Dowall, Esq.; Lx11. 658, 659. Consideration deferred, 692. Freeholders not having entered into recognizance, Order for considering 
their Petition discharged, 764. —— Petition of Mr. Speirs renewed [1808]; ux111. 12, Consideration deferred, 16, _ Ballot and 
Committee, 196, 198. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 200. 


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290. Retford, East :—{1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Bowles, the younger, and Henry Bonham, Esqrs. agaiust Robert 
Crawford and John Jeffray, Esqrs.; Lv111. 42. Consideration deferred, 86, 234, 324. Ballot and Committee, 428, 429. Report in 
favour of Sitting Members, 451- ' ; 


Rochester : 
291. [1806-7] Fifth Class, — Petition of Electors against James Barnett, Esq.; Lx11.28. Ballot and Committee, 140, 143. Special 
rt for Committee to have leave to adjourn on account of a general fast; leave given; 161. Report in favour of Sitting Member ; 
Right of Election reported ; 193. 


292. [1816.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freemen against James Barnett, Esq.; LXxXtI. 526. Petition renewed [1817;] txx11. 74. 
Consideration deferred, 79. Ballot and Committee, 88,91. Report, ‘That the returning officer closed the poll prematurely ; ‘that the 
Sitting Member is not duly elected ; Election void; new Writ; Resolution, That the conduct of the returning officer was not impartial 
or corrupt; 111. 


293. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Robert Torrens, Esq. against Lord Binning; txx1v. 60. Ballot and Committee, 212, 215. Report 
in favour of Sitting Member ; Petition frivolous and vexatious; 228. Minutes ordered, 231. Order for Minutes discharged, 236: 


294. Rye :—[1819.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against the Right honourable Charles Arbuthnot and Peter Browne, Esq.; Lx xX1v. 90. 
Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered into recognizances, 145. 


Saltash ; 

295. [1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of the Honourable Richard Nevill and William Henry Freemantle, Esqrs. also of Burgesses, against 
Matthew Russell and Arthur Champernowne, Esqrs.; .x11.11. Consideration deferred, 18. Petition of Agents toElectors for 
enlarging the time for entering into recognizances ; entry in Journal read; matter of Petition verified by a Member present, and 
time enlarged ; 49. Consideration adjourned, 82. Ballot and Committee, 85,86. Special Report respecting the illness of a Member 
of the Committee ; Member excused for non-attendance ; 90. Special Report respecting the illness of another Member of the Com- 
mittee; Member excused from further attendance; 93. Special Report respecting the absence of another Member of the Committee 
on account of the illness of a near relation; leaye given to Committee to adjourn; 104, Special Report respecting the absence of 
a Member of the Committee ; Member ordered to attend in his place; 107. Heard, and excused, 110. Report, touching the right of 
Election, and in favour of Petitioners ; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend, and amend the Return; 142. Return amended, 145. 





296. [1807.] Second Class,—Petition of Matthew Russell and John Pedley, Esqrs. and counter Petition of Thomas Francis Freemantle, and 
William Henry Freemantle, Esqrs. ; Lx11. 578,612. Consideration deferred, 652, 692.———— Petitions renewed [1808]; Lx111.9, 28. 
Consideration deferred, 28. Ballot and Committee, 104, 110. Report in favour of Matthew Russell and John Pedley, Esqrs. 117. 
Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend, and amend the Return, 117. Return amended, 127. 


297. [1807.] Sixth Class,—Petition of James Buller, Esq. and others, against the determination of Select Committee in 1806-7 ; rxtr. 581. 
Consideration deferred, 820. Petition renewed [1808]; Lx111.14. Petition of William Henry Freemantle, and Thomas 
Francis Freemantle, Esqrs. to defend the determination, 31. Ballot and Committee, 53, 54. Special Report for leave to adjourn on 
account of the fast day ; leave given ; 67. Report contrary to the determination of the former Committee, 88. , 


298, Sandwich :—[1808.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Charles C. Morgan, Esq. against John Spratt Rainier, Esq.; txx11. 297. Consideration 
adjourned, 363. Ballot and Committee, 363, 366. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 375. " 


Seaford : 
299. [1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Lugius Concannon, Esq. also of Voters in the interest of Sir Walter Stirling, Bart. and Mr. Con- 
cannon, and also of a Voter in the interest of Andrew Dennis O’Kelly and Charles Harrison, Esqrs. against Charles Rose Ellis and 
Joseph Sullivan, Esqrs.; tvi11. 67. Petition of Mr. Concannon for enlarging the time for entering into recognizance ; Motion for 
enlarging time, Negatived; 110. Orders for considering Petitions discharged, Petitioners not having entered into recognizances, 219. 





301. [1812-13.] Fifth Class,—Petition of the Honourable Thomas Bowes against John Leach and Charles Rose Ellis, Esqrs.; uxvurr. 62. 
Ballot and Committee, 322, 325. _ Report in favour of Sitting Members ; Petition frivolous and vexatious; 330. 


Shaftesbury‘: ; 
302. [1892-3.] ifth Class, — Petition of Mark Wood, Esq. against Edward Loveden Loveden, Esq.; iv111. 55. Consideration deferred, 


86, 325,643. Speaker informs the House that Petition had not been renewed, and that he had certified into the Court of Exchequer 
the recognizance entered into; L1ix. 21. ; 


203, [1802-3.] Third Class,—- Petition of James Dashwood, Esq. against Robert Hurst, Esq.; tvir1.60. Consideration deferred, 8 
Consideration adjourned, 134. Ballot and Committee, 139, 143. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 145. " — 


204. [1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors, against Sir Home Popham, Knight, and Edward Loveden Loveden, Esq.; xtr. 40. 
Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered into recognizances; 70. 
305, [1819-13.] Fifth Clasa,—Petition of Charles Wetherell and Edward Kerrison, Esqrs. also of Electors. against Richard Bateman Robson 
udson Gurne' §.; LXVIII. 12. Ballot Committee, 99. Report i , ; Saeats 
saa Clerk of copa oe prom peg 178. Retura 2 Ser Ah Aes epee Kasrioons 
Shrewsbury : . } 
306. [1806-7.] Petitions of Thomas Jones, Esq. also of Electors, against the Honourable Henry Grey Bennet; ix1r. 21, 38. Ballot and 
Committee, 93, 99. Special Report for Committee to have leave to adjourn on account of the general fast ; leave given; 161. Special 
Report respecting the absence of a Member ; ordered to attend in his place; 239. Heard and excused, 244. Special Report 
respecting the illness of a Member of the Committee; Member excused for non-attendance; leave given to Committee to adjourn ; 253. 
Entry in Votes read; medical person examined and further leaye of absence granted ; 266. Special Report respecting Sarah Barrow 
a witness having disobeyed Speaker’s warrant ; Barrow ordered to be taken into the custudy of the Serjeant; 275. (See infra, 560.) 
Special Report of a Member of the Committee being taken il]; Member excused; 307. Report, Election void; New Writ; 360. 


307. _ [1807.} Fifth Class,—Petition of the Honourable Grey Bennet against Thomas Jones, Esq.; ix11. 638. Consideration deferred, 692. 
Speaker informs the House that Petition had not been renewed the following session, and that he had certified into. the Court of 
Exchequer the recognizances entered into; LXIII. 34. 


308. Southwark :—[1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir Thomas Turton, Bart. against the, Right Honourable George Tierney ; 
Lv111. 669. Consideration deferred, 643. ——— Petition renewed [1803-4 ;] Lx. 8. Consideration adjourned, 64. Ballot and 
Committee, 65,67. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 97. 


309. Stamford :—{1812-13.]. Fifth Class,—Petitions of Gerard Noel Noel, Esq. also of Voters, against John Lord Henniker and Evan 
Foulkes, Esq.; LXvii1. 43. Ballot and Committee, 199, 208. Report in favour. of Sitting Members, 917. _ ’ ; 


311. Stirhng County :—{1802-3.] Fifth Class,— Petitions of Sir Robert Abercromby, K. B. alsoof Freeholders, against the Honourable 
Charles Elphinstone Freeming; tvi11. 38. Consideration deferred, tviix. 86, 233, 324, 381, 649. —&lt;—=- Petition renewed 


[1803-4 3] L1x.19. Consideration deferred, 74, 194. Consideration adjourned, 247. _ Ballot and Committee, 247, 251. Report 
in favour of Sitting Member, 257. , 


312. Stirling, &amp;c. ——_ :——[1807.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir John Henderson, Bart. against Lieutenant General Alexander 
Campbell; tx11.637. Consideration deferred, 692. —=—— Petition renewed [1808;} x11. 22. Ballot and Committee, 203, 207. 


Report in favour of Sitting Member, 217. 


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313. Stranraer, &amp;c. Burghs :—{1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Robert Vans Agnew, junior, against John Spalding, Esq. ; 
LVi1I.15- Consideration deferred, 85. Ballot and Committee, 223, 225. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 239, 


Sudbury : 
$14. [1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against John Pytches, Esq. ; tvitt. 66. Consideration deferred, 325, 643. ——— 
Petition renewed [1803-4 ;] 11x. 15. Consideration adjourned, 97. Ballot and Committee, 97, 104, 105. Report in favour of 
Sitting Member, 110. 


315. [1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freemen against John Pytches, Esq.; uxit. 28. Ballot and Committee, 131, 133, Report in 
favour of Sitting Member, 145. 


316. {[1812-13.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freemen against Charles Wyatt, Esq.; txviri. 26, Consideration adjourned, 163. Ballot and 
Committee, 167, 171. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 199. 


317. Sussex :—{1807.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Warden Sergison, Esq. also of Freeholders, against John Fuller, Esq.; tx11. 612, 
Consideration deferred, 692. ———— Petition renewed [1808;] tx11t.11. Declaration of Mr. Fuller not to defend his return, 
delivered in and read ; considerations of Petitions deferred, 67. Petition of several Freeholders to be admitted in Mr. Faller’s stead ; 
Act 28 Geo. III. read, and leave given; 174. Sessional Resolution respecting exchange of lists read; Motion that Mr. Sergison do 
deliver to the Petitioners, admitted parties in Mr. Fuller’s room, lists of the voters intended by him to be objected to, and that said 
Petitioners do deliver like lists to Mr. Sergison; ux111. 180. Debate thereon adjourned; 180. Resumed; Petition of Mr, Sergison 
again read ; Act 28 Geo. III. c. §2. read; Petition of Freeholders again read ; Motion negatived; 185. Consideration deferred, 197, 
Ballot and Committee, 221, 223. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 231. Motion for laying before the House copy of the 
Minutes taken before the Select Committee so far as relates to Mr. Sergison’s Petition, negatived, 241. 


318. Tamworth :—{1819.] Fifth Class,—Petition of the Right Honourable Charles Vere Ferrars Townshend against William Yates 
Peel, Esq.; Lxxiv. 40. Ballot and Committee, 199, 201. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 217, 


Taunton : 
319. [1802-3] Fifth Class,—Petition of Robert Robinson, Esquire, also of Electors, against John Hammett and William Morland, Esquires ; 
Lv111. 36. Consideration deferred, 85, 233, 324. Ballot and Committee, 359, 360. Report in favour of Sitting Members; right 
of choosing the Returning Officer reported, 382. 


821. {[1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Morland, Esquire, against John Hammett and Alexander Baring, Esquires; ix11. 43. 
Motion for discharging Order for considering Petition, Negatived, 215. Ballot and Committee, 923, 926. Report ir: favour of 
Sitting Members ; Petition frivolous and vexatious ; 239. 


822. [1819.] Fifth Class,-Petition of Voters (in favour of Henry Powell Collins, Esquire,) against Sir William Burroughs, Bart. ; 
LxxIv. 88. Consideration deferred, 242. Ballot and Committee, 404, 405. Report, that Sir William Burroughs, Bart..is not duly 
elected; that Mr. Collins is duly elected; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend, and amend Return; 410. Return amended, 490, 


823. Thetford :—({1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Thomas Creevey, Esquire, against James Mingay, Esquire; uxr1. 17. ° Motion for 
discharging Order for considering Petition, and debate thereon adjourned, 49. Resumed, and Question negatived, 57. Ballot and 
Committee, $2, 84, Report in favour of Petitioner; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend, and amend Return; 101. Return 
amended, 104. 


324. Tipperary County :—[1807.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Bagwell, Esquire, against Francis Aldborough Prittie, Esquire ; 
Lxit. 685. Consideration deferred, 701, Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered into 
recognizance ; 837. 


Tregony : 

325. (ite) Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against the Marquis of Blandford and Charles Cockerell, Esquire; rym. 66. Petitiog 
for enlarging time for entering into recognizance ; Motion for enlarging time negatived, 110; Order for considering Petition discharged, 
Petitioners not having entered into recognizances; 112. , 


$26. [1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Nicholls and Jonathan Miles, Esquires, against Godfrey Wentworth and James O'Callaghan, 
 Esquires; ux11.12. Consideration deferred, 64. Consideration adjourned, 82, Ballot and Committee, 85,87. Report in favour 
of Sitting Members, 88. 


$27. [1829-13.} Fifth Class,—Petitions of James O’Callaghan and Thomas Thornhill, Esquires, also of Voters, against Alexander Cray Grant 
and William Holmes, Esquires; Lxviit. 38, 52. Ballot and Committee, 199, 206. Report in favour of Sitting Members ; special 
Report, that Thomas Croggon did endeavour to procure the return of two persons contrary to the provisions of 49 Geo. III, ¢, 118 ; 
Report to lie on the Table, and be printed; Minutes of proceedings of Committee ordered ; 289. See infra, 513. a 


328. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Lord Viscount Barnard and James O'Callaghan, Esquire; ~xxy, 196, Con- 
sideration deferred, 389. 


Truro: 
329. [1819.] Fifth Class,— Petition of John Ferris Bennallack, an elector, against Lord James Henry Fitzroy Somerset and William Edward 
Tomline, Esquire; LXx1v. 95. Ballot and Committee, 393, 394. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 399. 


831. [1820.] Second Class,—Petition of William Gossett, Esquire, against Lord Fitzroy James Henry Somerset; rxxv. 103, Order for 
considering Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered in recognizances, 239. Entry in Return Book read ; Return considered ; 
and William Gossett, Esquire, not having entered into recognizances, and no Petition having been presented from Lord Fitzroy James 
Henry Somerset, Resolution, That it is a void Election with respect to William Gossett, Esquire, and Lord Fitzroy James Henry 
Somerset; New Writ; 243. 


832. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Lord James Henry Fitzroy Somerset against William Gossett; Esquire; txxv. 335, Consideration 
deferred, 389. 


333. Wallingford :—{1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against George James Robarts, Esquire; 1xxv. 194, Petition of Robert 
Winter (Agent for the Petitioners) to enlarge the time for entering into recognizances ; Motion for bringing it up, withdrawn; 236, 
Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners uot having entered into recognizances, 239. 


334. Waterford :—[1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir John Newport, Baronet, against William Congreve Alcock, Esq,; Ly113. 26, 
Consideration deferred, 85, 178. Ballot and Committee, 204, 207. Special Report respecting the illness of a Member of the Com- 
mittee ; medical person examined, and Member excused any further attendance; 209. Special Report respecting the appointment of 
a Commission to take evidence in Ireland ; leave given to Committee to adjourn until direeted by Mr. Speaker to re-assemble; 222, 
Mr. Speaker acquaints the House, that he had received Minutes from Ireland, and that he had directed the Committee to re-assemble, 
549. Special Report for leave to adjourn, to give time to Counsel, &amp;c. and leave given, 589. Special Report respecting a Member of 
the Committee having vacated his seat ; also of the absence of Mr. Grant, another Member of the Committee; Mr, Grant ordered to 
attend in his place, and leave given to Committee to adjourn; 11x. 5, Another Special Report respecting the absence of Mr. Grant, 10; 
Entry in Journal read ; House informed that it was the intention of Mr. Grant to have attended, but that a subsequent misapprehension, 
in conceiving that the Committee was dissolved by the termination of the session, had been the cause of his absence; Mr. Grant 
discharged from any further attendance, and leave given the Committee to progeed notwithstanding hjs absemee; Mr. -Grant ordered 

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to attend in his place; 11. House informed that Mr. Pedley, a Member of the Committee, on account of urgent private affairs, 
desired leave to absent himself from the Committee; Act 10 Geo. III. read; matter taken down in writing, and sworn to; Motion, 
That Mr.:-Pedley have leave; Debate adjourned ; Resumed, and Question negatived thereupon, 21. Mr. Grant heard in his place, 
and Order for his attendance discharged, 34. Report in favour of Petitioner ;. Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend, and amend 
Return; 36. Return amended, 38. 


Westminster : : 

335. [1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of James Paull, Esquire, against Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Esquire; 1x11. 12. Consideration 
deferred, 18, 146. Petition from St. Martin’s Le Grand, taking notice of certain proceedings at the Westminster Election; Motion 
for referring it to the Committee of Privileges; Motion and Petition withdrawn; 198. Petition of James Paull, Esquire, complaining 
of the-conduct of. Mr. Sheridan; to lie on the Table, 175. Day appointed for considering Petition, and persons ordered to attend, 181. 
(See Paull, James.) Ballot and Committee, 324, 325. House informed that William Drake, confined in Newgate by order of the 
House, was a material witness; Keeper of Newgate ordered to bring him; ix11. 349. Special Report of the illness of a Member of 
the Committee ; Member excused further attendance; 351. Special Report respecting the illness of another Member of the Committee $ 
Member excused from further attendance; 356. 


336. [r1807.] Fifth Class,—Petition of the Right Honourable Richard Brinsley Sheridan against Lord Cochrane; 1x11. 681. Consideration 
- deferred, 692. Petition renewed [1808]; ~x111. 29. The hour appointed for considering Petition being come, and no Counsel, 


Agent, or party appearing in aupport thereof, the Order for considering it was discharged, 196. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House, 
that he had certified the recognizance into the Exchequer, 204. 


337. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against the Honourable George Lamb; tx x1v. 240. Order for considering Petition discharged, 
Petitioners not having entered into recognizances, 295. 


338, [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of an Elector against John Cam Hobhouse, Esquire; rxxv. 186. Order for considering Petition 
discharged, Petitioner not having entered into recognizance, 239. 


Wexford, County: 


339. [1806.] Fifth Class,—Petition of a Freeholder against Cesar Colclough, Esquire; ux1. 425. Consideration deferred, 456. Order for 
considering Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered into recognizances, 480. 

341. [1807.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of a Freeholder, also of Freeholders, against William Congreve Alcock and Abel Ram, Esqrs. Lx11. 66g, 
664. Consideration deferred, 692. Petition renewed [1808 ;] Lx111.22. Consideration deferred,64. Ballot and Committee, 
246, 248. Special Report respecting the illness of a Member of the Committee ; medical person examined, and Member excused any 
further ‘attendance ; 249. Special Report respecting the appointment of a Commission to take evidence in Ireland ; leave given ; 
Committee to adjourn until directed by Mr. Speaker to re-assemble; 264. Mr. Speaker informs the House, that he had iuserted his 
warrant in The London Gazette, directing the Committee to re-assemble ; Lx1v. 3. Special Report respecting the illness of a Member 
of the Committee; Chairman verifies, upon oath, the receipt of a letter from the Member, dated Cadiz, 9 January 1809, stating, that 
without very great,danger to his health, he could not undertake, at this season, a voyage to England, and enclosing a certificate of his 
physician; Letter and certificate read ; Member excused, and leave given to absent himself from any further attendance; 32. Special 
Report for Committee to have leave to adjourn, to give time to Counsel to peruse the Evidence taken in Ireland; leave given; 36. 
Report in favour of Sitting Members ; Petitions, so far as they relate to Mr. Ram, frivolous and vexatious; 9g. 


7 Weymouth and Melcombe Regis : | iat ts 
342. |1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Arbuthnot, Esq. against Charles Adams, Esq.; tviir. 56. Consideration deferred, 325, 643. 


Petition renewed [1803-4;] L1x. 11. Consideration adjourned, 69. Ballot and Committee, 72, 75. Report in favour of 
Sitting Member ; right of Election reported ; 104, 105. 








343. [1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Williams and John Arbuthnot, Fsqrs. against Gabriel Tucker Stewart and Charles 
Adams, Esqrs.; i~xu. 17. Consideration adjourned, 75. Ballot and Committee, 75, 77. Report in favour of Sitting 
Members, go. 

344.. [1812-13.]. Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against Sir John Murray, Bart. the Right Hon. Thomas Wallace, John Broadhurst, and 
Henry Trail, Esqrs.; txvi11. 16. Ballot and Committee, 132, 135. Report that Daniel Luce had prevaricated in giving evidence, 
and had beencommitted to the custody of the Serjeant at Arms; Luce committed ‘to Newgate; 160. (See infra, 571.) Special 
Report of the illness of a Member ; leave given him to absent himself from any further attendance; 194. Report in favour of Sir John 
' Murray, and Election void as to the three other Members; Special Report of treating by Mr. Wallace, Mr. Broadhurst, and 
Mr. Trail ; (See infra, 514.) and touching the Right of Election and splitting of freeholds ; 241. See infra, 498. 


345. Wick, &amp;e. Burghs :—([1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir John Sinclair, Bart. against Brigadier General John Randoll 


Mackenzie; uxi1. 34. Consideration adjourned, 168. Ballot and Committee, 177, 180. Report in favour of Sitting 
Member, 213. 


346. Windsor :—{1802-3.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Richard Ramsbottom, Esq. against John Williams, Esq. and the Hon. Robert Fulk 
Greville; Lv111. 55. Consideration deferred, 325, 643. Petition renewed 1803-4;] L1x. 11. Ballot and Committee, 
68, 69. Report, That Mr. Greville is duly elected, and that the Election is void with respect to Mr.Williams, &amp;c.; Special Report 
of certain Resolutions relating to bribery, to lie on the table; New Writ; 85. 


Wootton Bassett : 
347. [1811.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Attersoll, Esq. also of Electors, against Robert Knight, Esq.; uxv1. 380. Consideration 
deferred, 426. Petition renewed [1812 ;] Lxvit.14. Consideration deferred, 56, 116, 168, 211,246. “Ballot and Committee, 
303, 304. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 308. 


348. [1817.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Horace Twiss, Esq. against William Money Taylor, Esq.; txx11.g. Consideration adjourned, 81. 
Ballot and Committee, 82, 85. Special Report that Thomas Jefferies, a witness, had been guilty of wilful prevarication, and that the 
Committee had committed him to the Serjeant’s custody ; Jefferies committed to Newgate; 89. (See infra, 572.) Report that Sitting 
Member was duly elected, 161. i 


$49. [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Wray and Horace Twiss, Esqrs. against Richard Ellison and William Taylor Money, Esqrs. ; 
Lxxiv.25. Ballot and Committee, 132, 134. Special Report that Ann Hale, Martha Stout, and Sarah Greenaway, having 
been duly summoned by an Order signed by the Chairman, to attend to give evidence, had disobeyed such Order; Hale, Stout and 
Greenaway, ordered to be taken into custody of the Serjeant at Arms; 170. (See infra, 561.) Report in favour of Sitting 
Members, 192. ' 

351. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Richard Ellison and John Gordon, Esqrs. and Electors, against Horace Twiss and George Phillips, 

' _ Esqrs.; uxxv. 189. Ballot and Committee, 358, 360. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 364. 

Worcester City : 

352... [1806-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Gordon, Esquire, against Henry Bromley, Esquire; tx11.21. Time appointed for 

considering Petition being come, and no person appearing in support thereof, Order for considering it discharged; 93. 
_.. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House that he had certified the recognizance into the Exchequer, 104. 

353. [1806-7.]. Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against William Gordon, Esquire; x11 203. Consideration deferred, 219. Order 

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354. . [1819.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against Thomas Henry Hastings Davies, Esquire; txx1v.61. Also of Freemen, against 
Lord Deerhurst,72. Petition of Agent of Freemen for enlarging the time for entering into recognizances ; Agent called in, and examined 
upon oath, and time enlarged, 133. Ballot and Committee, 233, 235. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 259. Special Report 
of a Resolution, that the Freemen did not appear before the Committee by themselves, their Counsel or Agents; day appointed for 
further considering Report, and Report to be printed, 260. Speaker infurmed the House that he had certified the recognizance entered 
into by the Freemen, into the Exchequer, 287. 


Yarmouth, Great : 
355. [1806-7.] "Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against the Honourable Edward Harbord and Stephen Lushington, Esquire; Lx11. 36. 
Ballot and Committee, 197, 200. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 229. 
356. [1807.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Jacob, Esquire, against the Honourable Edward Harbord and Stephen Lushington, Esquire ; 


Lx11. 591. Consideration deferred, 692.—&lt;———Petition renewed, [1808]; tx111. 20. Ballot and Committee, 134, 135. Report in 
favour of Sitting Members, 136. 


357. Youghiall:—{1812-13.] Petition of the Honourable William Francis Spencer Ponsonby against Sir John Keane; uxviit. 58. 
Another Petition of the Honourable William Francis Spencer Ponsonby against Sir John Keane, 106. Mr. Ponsonby not having 


entered into a recognizance, Order on his first Petition discharged, 123. Ballot and Committee, 314, 317. Report in favour of 
Sitting Member, 320. 


III. Petitions determined to be, or not to be, within the Provisions of the 
Controverted Election Acts: 


358. Drogheda :——Of Freemen and Freeholders of the county of the town of Drogheda, praying that Mr. Wallace [an unreturned candidate 
at the Election in whose behalf other Electors had petitioned,] might be declared to be incapacitated from serving in the present 
Parliament ; Presented, and ordered to be taken into consideration on a future day; xxiv. 83. Petition and order again read, and 
it appearing to the House that the said Petition did not come within the description of a Petition, the proceedings upon which are 
regulated by the Election Acts; Order discharged and Petition ordered to be withdrawn; 111. 


Evesham :—See infra, 368. 


359. Herefordshire :—Of Freeholders, against Mr. Biddulph [the returned Member,] setting forth, that by reagon of certain Acts therein 
stated he is disabled to sit in Parliament for the said county, and praying for relief ; Presented, and Motion that Petition be taken into 
consideration on a future day ; and a doubt arising whether the Petition was within the Election Acts, Motion, That Petition does not 
come within the description of such Petitions ; debate thereon adjourned; Lv111. 64,65. Resumed; Petition again read, and 
Resolution that Petition does not come within the description of such Petitions, and Petition ordered to be withdrawn; 87. 


360. Maidstone :—Of Freemen, complaining of the conduct of Mr. Sharp at that Election; Presented, and ordered to be taken into 
consideration on a future day; Lxxv. 187. Petition and order again read, and it appearing that the Petition did not come within 
the description of a Petition, the proceedings upon which are regulated by the Election Acts; Order discharged, and Petition ordered 
to lie upon the Table ; 215. 


Middlesex : 


361. Of Freeholders, against the Petition of Mr. Mainwaring [the unreturned Candidate,| and praying relief against his pretensions ; 
Presented; and Motion, That Petition be taken into consideration. on a future day ; and a doubt arising whether Petition was 
within the provision of the Election Acts, Motion, That Petition does not come within the description of such Petitions ; 
debate thereon adjourned ; Lvi11. 63. Resumed; entry in Journals of 17 February 1727, of proceedings on Petition of inhabitants 
of Lyme Regis against the pretensions of Henry Holt Henly, Esq. to be one of their Burgesses, read; Petition again read, and 
Resolution, that Petition does not come within the description of such Petitions, and Petition ordered to be withdrawn; 87. 


362. Of Freeholders, against Petition of Freeholders in the interest of Mr. Mainwaring, and praying relief against their pretensions ; Presented, 
and Motion, That Petition be taken into consideration upon a future day; and a doubt arising whether the Petition was within the 
Election Acts, Motion, That Petition does not come within the description of such Petitions ; debate thereon adjourned ; Lv111. 64, 65. 


Resumed ; Petition again read, and Resolution that Petition does not come within the description of such Petitions, and Petition ordered 
to be withdrawn; 87. 


363. Oxford City :——Of Electors complaining of the interference of the Duke of Marlborough at the Election; A doubt having arisen 
whether the said Petition was not a Petition complaining of an undue Election and return for the said city, Motion, That Petition do 
lie upon the Table ; debate thereon adjourned ; Petition to be printed ; 1xx1v. 46. Debate resumed; Motion for Petition to lie upon 
the Table, negatived ; Resolution, that Petition comes within the description of an Election Petition, and Petition ordered to be taken 


into consideration on a particular day ; notices sent, and Speaker's warrant for persons, papers and records; 52. Order discharged, 
Petitioners not having entered into Recognizances, 134. 


1V. Other Petitions relative to Elections, Election Petitions, and Sitting 
Members : 


364. Berkshire :—For removal of the County Court for taking polls at Elections for that county ; To lie on the Table ; from Hungerford ; 
Lxxiv. 170. Another Petition; Printed; txxv. 360. Referred to the Committee on Petition for shortening the duration of 
polls, 372. (See Committees, 1498.) From Maidenhead, and printed, txx1v. 308. Newbury, txxv. 360. Referred to the 
said Committee, 372. Reading, Lxx1v. 195. From Reading, and referred, Lxxv. 360. Wokingham, LxXIV. 195. See also 
infra, 379. 


365. Cambridge :——Of Weston Hatfield, complaining of corrupt influence in that borough at the last Election ; Ordered to lie upon the 
Table and be printed; txxv. 101. 


366. Cawthorne, John Fenton, Esq. :——Of Freemen and Electors of the borough of Lancaster, praying that no measures might be 
adopted which might preyent them from being represented in Parliament by John Fenton Cawthorne, Esq. ; Lx11. 77. 


367. Downpatrick :——Of Mr. Ruthven, for the House to permit all further proceedings upon his Petition against the return of Lord 
Glerawley to be discontinued; Lxx. 339. Order of the day for taking Petition into further consideration read, and Bill ordered, 
342. See supra 44. 


368. Evesham :—Of certain persons concerning the Election of Sir Charles Cockerell, offered, and Motion for bringing it up negatived ; 
LXXIV. 195. 


369. Expenses at Elections :—Of Grand Jury of the city of Limerick respecting the Expense at Elections for places in Ireland ; 
Presented, and referred to the Committee appointed to inquire into the Expenses of Sherifis and other Returning officers at Elections 
in Ireland; txxv. 343. See Committees, 1502. 


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376. 


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379. 


381. 


386. 


387. 


388. 


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SE ooooeoeoeoeaeeeoooOWoaono== aE TmaR: 
IV. Other Petitions relative to Elections, Election Petitions, and Sitting Members 


—continued. 


371. Galway, Town and County. of the Town :—Of several Merchants and other inhabitants complaining of corrupt practices 
in the Election of Members for the said town ; To lie upon the Table and be printed; Lxxv. 302. 


372. Gloucestershire :——Of Freeholders for a New Writ in consequence of William Fitzhardinge Berkeley calling himself Lord Dursley 
(the Member returned,) not having delivered in his qualification; Lxv. 435. Motion for the Petition to lie on the Table; 
Debate adjourned ; 436. Resumed, 459. Amendment for referring Petition to the Committee of Privileges proposed and negatived ; 
Amendment made that the Petition be rejected ; Petition rejected; 459. 


373. Greenwich Hospital, Treasurer of :—Petition of Freemen of Rochester for a New Writ in consequence of Sir Thomas 
Boulden Thompson having accepted the office of Treasurer to Greenwich Hospital ; To lie on the Table ; Lx x1. 429. 


. Insanity of Members :—Of Freeholders of the county of Wexford respecting the Insanity of Mr. Congreve Alcock ; Referred to 
the Committee of Privileges ; Lxv1. 226. See Committees, 1699. 

375. Litchfield :—0Of Bailiffs, Citizens, &amp;c. praying that Act 7 and 8 William ITI. may be amended so as to render void all rent charges 
and other grants made for creating an undue influence in the election of Members; Lxxv. 318. ‘To lie upon the Table and to be 
printed, 319. 

Military at Elections :—Petitions complaining of the interference of the Military at Elections; To lie upon the Table, and be 
printed; from Carlisle, Freemen of; txxv. 363. Dublin, Freemen of, Lxxv. 471. 


377. New castle-upon-Tyne, Town and County :—Of Freeholders ; To enable them to vote either for Knights of the Shire for 
Northumberland, or for Burgesses for Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; To lie on the Table, Lxxv. 295. 


378. Pitt, Charles :—Respecting the non-examination of his sureties, and other matters ; LXXIV. 461. See supra, 98. 


Polls at Elections : 
Of Freeholders of Berks, for shortening the duration Polls at Elections; Presented, and referred to a Select Committee; Lxxv. 323. 
See Committees, 1498. , 
Of the Grand Jury of the County of the Town of Galway against the Act for the Regulation of Polls; To lie upon the Table; 
LXXxv. 287. 


382. Sligo : —Of several inhabitants respecting the Elective Franchise of that town ; To lie upon the Table, and be printed, Lxxv. 114. 


383. Southampton (Hants) :——Of the Gentlemen, Clergy and Freeholders of the county of Southampton, complaining of the 
Government interfering in that Election; To lie upon the Table; tx11. 108. Motion for referring it to Committee of Privileges, 
negatived, 125. 


384. Wiltshire :—For a law to authorize the Sheriff to move the County Court from Wilton to Devizes, Marlborough, Salisbury, and 


Warminster, for electing knights of the shire; To lie on the Table; from Cricklade; Lxx1iv. 481. Highworth, 447. Swindon, 447. 
Wootton Bassett, 416, P. 


385. Yorkshire :—Of certain Freeholders of Hull, and Petition of William Bell respecting the right of voting at Elections for that county ; 
To lie on the Table, and be printed, Lxxv. 275. 

V. Proceedings relative to Recognizances : 

Entry in the Journals of 11 February 1789, of Resolution of the House respecting Recognizances, read ; 


and again entered; LVIII. 18.— LXII. 14, 581. —&lt;=— Entry in Journals of said Resolution, read, 
entered, and Select Committee appointed to consider thereof; LXII. 708. Resolution reported by 
the Committee 16 July 1807, agreed to, and ordered to be printed; LXII. 721.—&lt;«— Entries in 
Journals of 11 February 1789, and 16 July 1807, of Resolutions of the House, read, and again entered ; 
LXVIII. 12.—LXXIV. 27.—LXXV. 198. [Jn each new Parliament.| Fourth, fifth and sixth sections of 
Act 53 Geo. III. c. 71, read; LXXIV. 27.—LXXV. 198. 


The Speaker acquaints the House ; [At the commencement of the session,| That certain Petitioners had not 


entered into Recognizances; LIX. 5.— LXX. 3. —&lt;— [At other times during. the session,| That 
Petitioners had not entered into Recognizances ; And Order for taking their Petitions into consideration, 
discharged ; LVIII. 118.—LXI. 480.—LXII. 67.—LXIII. 212.—LXIV. 88.—LXVIII. 89.—LXIX. 195. 
—LXXIII. 114,—LXXIV. 111.-—-LXXV. 233, &amp;c. And part of Order discharged; LXIX. 196. 
—w— That pomees ] Petitioners (on Irish Election Petitions) had not entered into Recognizances ; 
Act 47 Geo. III. for regulating the trial of Elections relating to Ireland, read; and Order that time be 
enlarged for such Recognizances to be [severally] received by Mr. Speaker; LXXI1V. 111.—&lt;_— That 
Petitioners (on Irish Election Petitions) had not entered into Recognizances, and time enlarged for 
Recognizances to be received by Mr. Speaker; LXXIV. 136, 147.—&lt;— That Petitioners (upon 
an Irish Election Petition) had not entered into a Recognizance ; Motions, That the Orders for taking 
the said Petitions into consideration be discharged ; debates thereon adjourned; LXXIV. 146, 147. 
Resumed, and Order discharged ; 150. Resumed, and Motion for discharging the Order, negatived, 
and time enlarged, 150. —&lt;«— That Petitioner had entered into Recognizances, but that the validity of 
the sureties had not, for want of due notice, been examined and approved of; Act 28 Geo. III. 
for the further regulation of trials of Controverted Elections, and entry in Journals of 11 February 1789, 
read; Motion, That the Order for taking the Petition into consideration be discharged ; debate thereon 
adjourned ; LVIII. 118. Debate resumed ; entry in Votes of the proceedings of the former day, read ; 
and Order discharged; 129. —«»— That the Examiners of Recognizances had made a special Report 
to him, that on reference to Act 47 Geo. IIT. enlarging the time before the Speaker shall make a Report 
to the House of his not having received a Recognizance in the case of an Irish Election Petition, it 
appeared doubtful to them whether the time thereby allowed, extends to the examination of the sufficiency 
of the sureties, but that, in his opinion, the Recognizances had been duly entered into; LXVIII. 109. 
—&lt;—»— That Petitioner had not entered into Recognizances, and Order for considering Petition having 
dropped [during an adjournment] no further Order made for taking same into consideration ; 
LXXV. 478. 


The Speaker informs the House, that he had certified into the Court of Exchequer the Recognizances 


entered into in respect of Election Petitions, and had also certified the default which had been made in 
the performance of the condition of the said Recognizances ; On Petitions depending before the House at 
the end of the preceding session, which had not been renewed in that session ; LIX. 21.—LXIII. 34. —— 
On Petitioners not appéaring before the House by themselves, their Counsel or Agents, within one hour 
after the time appointed for taking their Petitions into consideration; LXII. 104, 232, 247, 347.— 
LXIII. 204. —&lt;«— On Petitioners not having appeared before the Select Committee ; LXXIV. 287. 


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389. 


391. 


392. 


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393. 


394. 


395. 


396. 


397. 


398. 


399. 





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Petitions for enlarging the time to enter into Recognizances; Presented, and time enlarged ; LXII. 754.— 
LXVI. 100.—LXVIII.. 60. —~=— Presented; Motion made for enlarging time, and debate thereon 
adjourned, and Petitioner ordered to attend; Lx. 834. Debate resumed; Petitioner called in, and 


at the bar gave an account of the allegations of Petition, and produced a letter, and time enlarged upon 
division; LXII. 837. 


Petitions for enlarging time to enter into Recognizances presented, subject-matter of Petitions verified by 
Members present; Time enlarged ; LVIII. 81. —«— Motions for enlarging time, and debates thereon 
adjourned; LXII. 68, 69. Resumed, and time enlarged, 70. Resumed, and order for resuming 
adjourned debate read, and order discharged; 70. —~«— Motion for enlarging time negatived ; LX1I. 68. 
—~&lt;»— Petition presented ; Motion for enlarging time ; Acts and entries in Journal read; subject-matter 


verified, and time enlarged ; LVII. 80, 81. —«=— Presented ; Motion for enlarging time negatived ; 
LXH. 760. 


Similar Petitions presented, House informed that Petitioner attended, he was called in, examined upon 
oath; And time enlarged; LXX. 200.—LXXIV. 106, 133.—LXXV. 213,230. And time enlarged for 
Petitioners to complete the Recognizances entered into by the sureties already proposed; LXXV. 235. 
And time enlarged till a certain day for sureties to enter into their Recognizances, and order that time be 
enlarged till another day for principal to enter into his Recognizance; LXXIV. 137, 138. —-— 
Presented, House informed that Petitioner attended; he was called in and examined upon oath, Motion 
for enlarging the time ; debate thereon adjourned ; LXIV. 129, 130. Resumed, and Question negatived 
thereupon, 134, 135.—&lt;=—Presented House informed ; That Petitioner’s agent attended he was called 
in, examined upon oath, and time enlarged; LXXIV. 108.—LXXvV. 198. ‘That Petitioner's agent and 
a physician attended they were severally called in, severally examined upon oath, and time enlarged “for 
sureties to enter into their Recognizances till a certain day, and time enlarged for principal to.enter into 
his Recognizance till another day; LXXIV.135. ‘That Petitioner attended; he was called in, examined 
upon oath, and withdrew, and Motion made that ten days further time be allowed for proposing a new 
surety; Petitioner again called in, and further examined, and order made for allowing ten days further 
time ; LXXV. 236. That an apothecary’ attended who could give information respecting the state of 
Petitioner’s health ; he was called in, examined upon oath, and time enlarged; LVIII. 366. 


Similar Petitions presented, entry in Journal read, matter of Petition verified by a Member present ; Order 
that Recognizance be not received after a future day; LXII. 49. Order that the parties do enter into 
the Recognizance, and transmit same to Mr. Speaker on or before a certain day ; LXII. 61. 


Similar Petitions presented, and ordered to lie upon the Table; LXIX. 169. Read, Acts read, House informed 
that Petitioners attended they were called in, and at the bar examined upon oath, and time enlarged ; 
172. ——m— Presented, Petitioner called in, and examined upon oath, and Petition ordered to lie 
upon the Table; LXXIV. 142. Read, and Motion for enlarging the time made, and withdrawn; 146. 
—&lt;—«=-— Presented and Motion that Petitioner be called in, and examined upon the subject-matter of 
his Petition, withdrawn, and order that the Petition be withdrawn; LXXIV. 125.—&lt;«— Presented, and 
Motion that Petition be brought up, withdrawn, LXXV. 236. 


Select Committee appointed to take into consideration the several. Petitions which have been presented to the 
House, praying that the time might be enlarged within which certain Petitioners complaining of undue 
Elections in Ireland might enter into their Recognizances; to report observations; to meet to-morrow 
in the Speaker's chamber ; power to send for persons, papers and records; five to be a quorum; leave 
to sit notwithstanding any adjournment; LXXIV. 146. Committee to report from time to time, 150. 
Report (upon two of the Petitions) read and entered, and to lie upon the Table, 150. Debates upon 
Motions for discharging the orders for taking those two Petitions into consideration resumed, and order 
in one discharged, and time enlarged in the other, 150. Second Report (upon two others of the Petitions) 
read, entered, and ordered to lie upon the Table; 174. Time enlarged in one Petition, 174. Reports 
to be printed, 204. 


Petitions of Agents fcr enlarging time for Recognizances presented, LVIII. 81.—LXII. 4g.—LXIX. 168.— 
LXXIV. 133.—LXXV. 198, &amp;c. 


Time enlarged for Recognizances to be received by the Speaker [On Irish Petitions] without Petition for that 
purpose; LXXIV. 112, 136, 147. 


House informed that Recognizances had been received from Ireland, but that the affidavit transmitted of the 
sufficiency of the sureties appeared to be on paper not stamped, ‘so that the examiners could not receive 
same in evidence ; Order that such sureties as shall enter into a Recognizance for prosecuting the said 
Petition do enter into same on or before a future day ; LXII. 63. 


Petition complaining of an undue Election, presented 6 December 1802; Motion made that Petition be 
taken into consideration upon the 14 December [eight days after the Petition was presented] at the same 
time that another Petition for the same place was ordered to be taken into consideration ; notice taken, that by 
Act 28 Geo. III. it is directed that persons subscribing any such. Petitions shall enter into Recognizances 
within fourteen days after the Petition shall have been presented ; Act read, and House informed that 
Petitioner would undertake to enter into the Recognizance before the said 14th day of December ; order 
that the Petition be taken into consideration upon the said 14 December ; LVIII. 56. 


VI. Lists of Voters ordered, and Proceedings thereon: 


401. 


402. 


Resolutions, That in all cases of Controverted County Elections for England and Wales Petitioners do within 
a convenient time, to be appointed by the House, deliver to Sitting Members lists of Voters objected to, and 
that Sitting Members do, within the same time, deliver like lists to Petitioners; LVI. 15,—LVII. 6.— 
LVIII. 10.—LIX. 6.—LX. 6.—LXI. 10 —LXII. 6, 562.—LXIII. 7.—LXIV. 6.—LXV. 10.—LXVI. 36. 


—LXVII. 12.—LXVIII. 6. (This Resolution has not since been made, having been superseded by a more 
general provision under Act 53 Geo. III. c. 71.) 


Orders for Petitioners to deliver lists to Sitting Members, and for Sitting Members to deliver lists to 
Petitioners, made on Election Petitions ; For the county of Carmarthen, Order made 24 December 1802, 
to 


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VI. Lists of Voters ordered, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


to deliver lists on or before 1 February 1803 ; LVIII. 113.—«-_ Middlesex ; Order made 14 March 1803, 
to deliver lists on or before 1 May 1803; LVIIE. 255. Order read and discharged, 356. —— 
Middlesex; Order made 2 June 1803, to deliver lists on 1 November 1803; LVIH. 470.—&lt;_— Middlesex ; 
Order made 22 March 1805, to deliver lists on 15 April 1805; Lx. 162. Order read and discharged, 
upon 10 April 1805, and order that lists be exchanged upon 20 April 1805; LX. 206.—_——.Sussex ; 
The above Resolution of the House read, and Motion made on 16 March 1808, that Petitioner (Mr. Ser- 
gison) do, before 21. March, deliver to Petitioners (Freeholders) who had been admitted parties in the 
room of the Sitting Member, or to their Agents, lists of the persons intended to be objected to, &amp;c. and 
that such Petitioners do deliver like lists to Mr. Sergison; Debate adjourned, LXIlIl. 180. Resumed ; 
Petition of Mr. Sergison, Act and Petition of Freeholders read, and Motion negatived after division ; 
185. | 


VII. Ballots and Proceedings on the appointment of Election Committees : 
(1.)\—Ballots : Insufficient number of Members present : 


The hour appointed for taking Election Petitions into consideration being come, the Serjeant at Arms sent 


with the mace, and being returned, and the House being counted, and not one hundred Members present, 
Mr. Speaker directed the Clerk toread the Order of the day for taking the Petition or Petitions into 
consideration, and immediately adjourned same till to-morrow, at a particular hour ; (Resolutions made 
respecting defaulters, and calls of the House sometimes ordered) and House adjourned till the 
morrow ; LVIII. 174.—LIX, 64.—LX. 85.—LXII. 75.—LXVI. 258.—LXIX. 195.—-LXX. 315.—LXXI. 
81, &amp;c. 


Two Petitions appointed to be considered on one day, and the House being counted, and one hundred 
Members or. more being present (but not one hundred and twenty Members) House proceeded to appoint- 
ment of Select Committee on first Petition, and after lists of forty-nine were delivered to Counsel, and 
Counsel and Agents had withdrawn, the Order of the day was read for taking into consideration second 
Petitions, and consideration thereof adjourned till to-morrow, at a particular hour, and the House 
proceeded on other business; LVIII. 145.—LIix. 81. : 


(2.)—One Ballot appointed for one Day : 


The hour appointed for taking into consideration an Election Petition being come, the House proceeded 
to appointment of a Select Committee, the Serjeant at Arms was sent with the mace, to require 
attendance of Members, and being returned [several Members sworn, &amp;c. as the case may be ;] 
then the House was counted, and one hundred Members or more being present, Counsel and Agents 
were called in, and the door being locked, the Order of ‘the day for taking Petition into consideration 
read, and names of Members were drawn, and read in the usual manner ; Nominees appointed, and 
lists of forty-nine being delivered to Counsel, the door was opened, and Counsel and Agents withdrew ; 
LVIII. 134, 139, 145.—LIX. 72, 88.—LX. 67, 85.—LXII. 58, 69.—LXIII. 38, 63, 69.—LXV. 129. 
—LXVI. 259.—LXVII. 303.—LXVIII. 141, 167.—LXIX. 195, 284.—LXX. 316.—LXXII. 82, 88.— 
LXXIV. 114, &amp;c. —&lt;=— And the names of all the Members having been drawn, and it appearing 
that there wanted names to complete the list of forty-nine, Mr. Speaker adjourned the Order for taking 
the Petition into consideration till to-morrow, at a particular hour, and the door being opened, the 
Counsel and Agents withdrew ; Calls ordered, Orders and Resolutions made respecting defaulters, and then 
House adjourned ; LXIII. 242, 276, 284, &amp;c.—&lt;«_—And the door being locked, Counsel make statements 
that parties, &amp;c. should be considered as separate parties on distinct interests, and they were severally heard ; 
and then Counsel withdrew some way from the bar; Resolutions thereon, and Counsel being again called 
to the bar, Mr. Speaker acquainted them with said Resolutions ; then Order read, and names drawn 
and read in the usual manner, until the whole number of forty-nine was complete [No nominees then 
appointed] ; LVIII. 149. —«=— And the door being locked, the Order of the day for taking Petitions 
into consideration read, Counsel make statements, and House proceeded in appointment of Committee, 
as in the case of more than two parties on distinct interests, and the names were drawn and read in the 
usual manner, &amp;c. [No Nominees then apointed]; L1X. 82.—LXII. 113. 


406. The hour appointed being come, &amp;c. and one hundred Members or more being present; Counsel and Agents 


were calied in, and the Counsel and Agents of Petitioners appeared at the bar, but xo Counsel or Agents 
appeared to defend the seat, and the door being locked, Order of the day read, names drawn and read in 
the usual manner, nominee appointed by Counsel for Petitioners and lists delivered to Counsel and door 
being opened, Counsel and Agents otieier ; LXI. 31. —~m— Counsel and Agents were directed to be 
called in, and the door being locked; And mo Counsel, Agent or Party appearing on the part of one 
of the Petitions, Act 28 Geo. III. c. 52, read, and Order for taking the said Petition into consideration 
discharged, and Order’ of the day for taking another Petition, complaining of an undue Election for 
the same p.ace, read, and names drawn and read in the usual manner, &amp;c.; LXII. 232. And mo 
Counsel, &amp;c, appearing on the part of Petition to oppose right of Election, Act 28 Geo. III. read, and 
Orders for taking Petition into consideration discharged ; LIX. 266. 


The hour appointed being come, &amp;c. Counsel and Agents were directed to be called in ; and the door being 
locked, and one of the persons named in a double return not having petitioned the House, and not 
appearing himself, nor any Counsel or Agent on his part, Act 28 Geo. III. c. 52, read, and Order of the 
day for taking Petition into consideration read, and names drawn and read in the usual manner ; nominee 
appointed by the Counsel for the other Member, and lists were delivered to the Counsel, and door 
being opened, Counsel and. Agents withdrew; LXIII. 44. 


408, The hour appointed being come, &amp;c. the Petitioner, and the Counsel. and Agents for the Sitting Member 


were called in ; and the door being locked, the Order of the.day was read, and names drawn and read in 
the usual’ manner, and nominees appointed ; and lists of the forty-nine being delivered to the Petitioner, 
and to the Counsel for the Sitting Member, the door was opened, and Petitioner and Counsel and Agents 
withdrew ; LVIM. 167, —~«— Counsel and Agents being called in, one of the Petitioners, and the Agents 
for the Petition, and the Counsel and Agents for Sitting Members, appeared at the bar, and the door 
being locked, ditto; LXVIII. 221-2. 

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409. (3.)— Two Ballots appointed for one Day :—The hour appointed being come, the Serjeant 
_was sent with the mace, and being returned, the House was counted, and one hundred and twenty Members 
being present, the several Petitioners and other Parties in both cases, their Counsel and Agents were called 
in, and the door being locked, the Order of the day for taking the first Petition into consideration read, and 
names of Members were drawn and read in the usual manner, nomineesappointed, and lists of forty-nine being 
delivered to Counsel on first Petition, the door was opened, and Parties, their Counsel and Agents, with- 
drew, and the door being again locked, the order for taking the second Petition into consideration read, 
and thereupon House proceeds to draw by lot out of the same glasses, the names remaining therein in order 
to forma second Committee (according to Act 42 Geo. III.) nominees appointed, and lists of forty- 
nine delivered to Counsel, and the door being opened, the Parties theit Counsel and Agents, withdrew ; 
LVIII. 177, 244, 265.—LIX. 65, 105.—LXII. 82, 85.—LXIII. 53, 103, 134.—LXVIII. 131, .173, 

199.—LXXIV. 119, 233.—LXXV. 262, &amp;c. ——m— Two Petitions appointed to be considered on one 
day ; And it appearing that there wanted names to complete list on first Ballot, Mr. Speaker adjourned 
orders for taking Petition into consideration till to-morrow at a particular hour, and the door being 
opened, the Parties, their Counsel and Agents, withdrew, and House adjourned, LVIII.175. Aid it 
appearing that there wanted names to complete [second] list, Mr. Speaker adjourned Order for taking 
[second] Petition into consideration till to-morrow at a particular hour, and the door being opened, the 
Parties, their Counsel and Agents, withdrew, and then the House proceeded on other business ; LVIII. 
163.—LIX. 69, 86, 120.—LXII. 139, 141.—LXIII. 57, 203.—LXVIII. 163.—LXXIV. 140.—LXXV. 
329. —&lt;=—.The several Petitioners and other Parties in both cases, their Counsel and Agents, wete 
directed to be called in; and the door being locked, and no Counsel, Agent or Party appearing on the 
part.of one of the Petitions, Act 28 Geo. IIL. c. 52, read, Order for taking said Petition into consi- 
deration discharged, then Order of the Day for taking into consideration the other Petition read, and 
names drawn and read in the usual manner, &amp;c. ; LXII. 93, 223, 332.—LXIII. 196. —«— Counsel 
make statements for appearing as separate Parties on distinct interests, immediately after the Order of the 
day for taking their respective Petitions into consideration are read, and the other Parties being heard, 
Counsel and Agents withdraw some way from the bar; Resolutions thereon, and Counsel and Agents 
being again called ; Mr. Speaker acquainted them with said Resolutions, and names of Members were 
drawn and read in the usual manner; LVIII. 163,175. Mr. Speaker acquainted them with said Resolu- 
tions, then the House proceeded in the appointment of Committee as in the case of more than two parties 
on distinct interests, and names of Members were drawn and read in the usual manner, until the whole 
number of forty-nine was complete [no nominees then appointed]; LXII. 223. —-— Counsel make 
statements, and House proceeded in the appointment of Committee as in the case of more than two 
Parties, &amp;c. without Counsel withdrawing; LX VIII. 173. —«— House proceeded to draw by lot out of 
the same glasses to form a second Committee according to Act 42 Geo. III. and Counsel for several Parties 
made statements, and then Counsel withdrew some way from the bar, and all the Counsel being again 
called, one of the Counsel was interrogated by a Member, then Counsel again withdrew some way from the 
bar, Resolution, That Petitioners and Sitting Members be at liberty to appear as separate Parties on 
distinct interests, and Counsel being again called, Mr. Speaker acquainted them therewith, and names 
drawn and read in the usual manner, until the whole number of forty-nine names were complete [no 
nominees then appointed]; LXXIV. 234.—&lt;.—Certain persons having, by order of the House, been 
admitted as Parties in the room of the Member petitioned against, and other Petitions being also ordered 
to be taken into consideration the same day, the several Petitioners and other parties in both cases, their 
Counsel and Agents were called in; LXII. 221. : 


411. (4.)\—Three Ballots appointed for one Day :—Thehour appointed being come, the Serjeant 

was sent with the mace, and being returned, the House was counted, and two hundred Members being present, 
the several Petitioners and other Parties in all the said cases, their Counsel and Agents were called in, and 
the door being locked, the Order of the day for taking the first Petition into consideration was read, and 
the names of Members were drawn and read in the usual manner, nominees appointed, and lists of forty-nine 
being delivered to the Counsel on first Petition, the door was opened, and the Parties, their Counsel and 
Agents, withdrew, and the door being again locked, the Order of the day for taking the second Petition into 
consideration was read, and thereupon the House proceeded to draw by lot out of the same glasses, the 
names remaining therein in order to form a second Committee according to Act 42 Geo. III., nominees 
appointed, and lists of forty-nine delivered to Counsel, and the door being opened, the Parties, their Counsel 
and Agents withdrew, and the door being again locked, the Order of the ne for taking the last Petition into 
consideration was read, and thereupon the House proceeded to draw by lot out of the same glasses the names 
remaining therein, in order to form a third Committee according to said Act 42 Geo. III., nominees 
appointed, and lists of forty-nine delivered to Counsel ; and the door being opened, the parties, their Counsel 
and Agents withdrew; LVIII. 203.—LXXV. 247. «Counsel make statements for appearing as separate 
parties [immediately after the Order of the Day for taking their Petitions into consideration are read], 
and Counsel heard in answer, and then Counsel withdrew some way from the bar, Resolutions thereon, 
and Counsel being again called to the bar, Mr. Speaker acquainted them with said Resolutions, 
and names of Members drawn and read, &amp;c.; LVIII. 222, —«— Counsel make statements, and 
Petition read, and House proceeded in the appointment of a Committee as in the case of moré than two 
Parties on distinct interests, and names of Members drawn and read in the usual manner, &amp;c. ;. [no 
nominees then appointed on that Petition, ] and the door being again locked, second Ballot procéeded 
in, &amp;c., and the door being again locked, the Order of the day for taking the third Petition into consi- 
deration was read, and thereupon the House proceeded to draw by lot out of the same glasses, the names 
remaining therein in order to form a third Committee, according to the directions of the said Act, and it 
appearing that there wanted names to complete third list, Mr. Bipehhes adjourned Order for taking. third 


Petition into consideration till to-morrow at a particular hour, and the House proceeded on other business ; 
LXII. 198, fr 


(5.)\—Incidental Proceedings in Ballots : 

412. Two Ballots in one day; And the numbers obtained in both; LVI. 177.—LIx. 65,—LXU. 85.— 
LXIII. 52.—LXVIII. 132.—LXXIV. 120.—LXXV. 262, &amp;c. And the numbers obtained in the 
first, but not in the second, and the Speaker adjourned Orders for taking last Petition into. consideration, 
and the House proceeded on other Business; LVIII. 163.—-LIX. 68.—LXII. 141.—LXIII. 58.— 


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(5.)—Ineidental Proceedings tn Ballots—continued. 


413, 


414, 


415. 


416. 


417. 


418. 


LXVII. 163.—LXXV. 329. And the numbers not obtained in either, Mr. Speaker adjourned Orders 
for taking Petitions into consideration, and House adjourned ; LVII. 175.—&lt;—Act 42 Geo. III. for 
further regulation of trials of Controverted Elections read previous to parties, &amp;c. being called in; 
LVIII. 163. 


Three Ballots in one day; And the numbers obtained in each; LVIII. 203, 223.—LXXV. 247. 
And the numbers obtained in two, but not in the other; and Mr. Speaker adjourned the Order for 
taking the last Petition into consideration until the morrow; and the House proceeded on other 
Business ; LX1I, 198. 


Petitioners attend Ballots without Counsel on their behalf; LVIII. 167.—LXVIII. 221. —m— A Sitting 
Member petitioned against, appears at the Bar, on appointment of Election Committee, and the lists of 
forty-nine being delivered and the door opened, withdraws ; LX XV. 306. 


No Counsel, Agent, or party appearing on the part of Petitions, Act 28 Geo. III. c. 52, read and 
Order for taking Petitions into consideration discharged; LIX. 266.—LXI. 93, 223, 232, 332.— 
LXIII. 196.—~=—No Counsel or Agents appear to defend seats ; names drawn, and read in the usual 
manner ; nominee appointed by Counsel for Petitioners, and list of forty-nine delivered to Counsel ; 
LXI. 31. 


One party only (in the case of a double return) appeared; declaration of the other party read; names 
drawn, and read in the usual manner; nominee appointed. by Counsel for Petitioner, (the party 
appearing) and lists of forty-nine delivered to the Counsel; LIX. 274.—~&lt;—One of the persons named 
in a double Return, not having petitioned, and not appearing, Act 28 Geo. III. c. 52, read; names 
drawn, and read, nominee appointed by the Counsel for the Petitioner, and lists of forty-nine delivered 
to the Counsel ; LXIII. 44. 


(6.)— Business proceeded in previous to Ballots : 


Serjeant sent outwith the mace, and being returned, various business done previous to counting the House, 
viz. Messages received from the Lords Commissioners, and the Speaker goes to the House of Peers, 
and wa returned, reports Royal Assents to Bills; LXII. 75, 140, 246.—LXVIII. 338.—LXIX. 194. 
—~&lt;»— Messages from the Lords received ; LVIII. 285, 453.—LI1X. 72.—LXI. 31.—LXII. 104.—LXIX. 
195-—LXXIV. 119, 139, 258.—&lt;«—Reports of determinations of Election Committees received, and 
Orders made thereon ; LVIII. 145, 203, 243..— LIX. 97, 104, 110. — LXII. 140, 145.—LXIII. 52.— 
LXVIII. 199, 266.—LXXV. 305.—&lt;—Special Reports from Election Committees received, and Orders 
made thereon; LVIII. 167, 174, 175.— LIX. 68, 120. — LXII.104, 130. — LXVIII. 173. —LXXIV. 
143.—&lt;=— Deputy Clerk of the Crown attends and amends Returns; LVIII. $06.—LXII. 104, 246.— 
LXXIV. 132.—LXXV. 289, 305, 334, 392.—&lt;=—~-Members sworn; LVIII. 134. — LIX. 68.—LXII. 72. 
— LXII. 38.—LXVI. 258.—LXVII. 303.—LXVIII._ 131.—LXIX. 195.—LXX. 316.—LXXIV. 114.-~ 
LXXV. 232, &amp;c. 


A Message commanding the House to attend His Majesty in the House of Peers, upon His Majesty giving 
the Royal Assent to Bills, previous to the hour appointed being come for ballotting for.an Election 
Committee ; the Speaker, with the House, went up to attend His Majesty ; LXXv. 278. 


419. If no such business occurs, Serjeant sent out with the mace, and being returned, House counted, and Ballots 


420. 


421. 
422. 


423. 
424. 


425, 





immediately proceeded in; LVHI. 163. —- LIX. 65.—LX. 67. — LXII. 75.— LXIII. 44.—LXVI. 259. 
LXVIII. 168,—LXIX. 284.—LXXII. 82.—LXXIV. 199.—LXXV. 262, &amp;c. 


[Note :—On 28 February 1774, being the day appointed for a Ballot on the City of London Election Petition, Mr. Speaker 
informed the House that he had received a letter from the Petitioner desiring leave to withdraw his Petition; and a 
Member in his place, having informed the House that the Sitting Member consented thereto, the House ordered that the 
Petitioner should be at liberty to withdraw his said Petition, and having also discharged Order for Ballot, proceeded to other 
business ;—But on 19 February 1776, a similar application having been made in the case of the Ivelchester Election Petition, 
it appeared to be the sense of the House (notwithstanding the foregoing precedent) that the Order of the Day (for Ballot) 
ought to be proceeded on, and that the House could not suffer any question to intervene. } 


(7.)—Members excused, or Members Names set aside for various reasons : 


Admiralty ; First Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty ; who stated that he conceived it would be attended 
with inconvenience to public business if he was to serve, and verified same upon oath ; LXII. 85. One of 
the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty ; That, under the present circumstances of the Board of 
Admiralty, he conceived it would be attended with considerable inconvenience to the public service if he 
was to serve, and verified same upon oath; LVIII. 222. Again sworn in the same manner; LVIII. 
287, 307. Ditto, and verified same upon oath; and excuse being objected to, Counsel and Agents 
directed to retire some way from the bar; Question, That the Member be excused, resolved in the 
affirmative, after division; LXII. 162. 


Admiralty Court, Judge of; Inconvenient to public service ; sworn; LVIII. 287, 428.—LIX. 65, 97. 


Advocate General (Admiralty); Inconvenient to public service on account of the present state of the 
business before the Lords Commissioners of Appeal in Prize Causes ; sworn; LVIII. 287.—LXII. 75. 
—LXIII. 227,—~«—Inconvenient to public service, on account of his official business as His Majesty’s 
Advocate General; sworn, LXXIV. 212. 


Advocate General, Judge (Army); Inconvenient to public business ; sworn, LXX. 316. 


Age; As being sixty years, or upwards; LVIII. 134.—LIX. 60.—LX. 67.—LXI. 31.—-LXII. 58.— 
LXIII. 103.—LXVI. 259.—LXVIII. 132.—LXIX. 195.—LXX. 316.—-LXXI. $2.—LXXIV. 114.— 
LXXV. 232, &amp;c. 


Army ; That he commands the troops stationed in Sussex, and that he came to town but for a few days, 
and thinks that his absence for a longer time might be of material inconvenience to the public service ; 
sworn, LIX. 82.—«—That he was a General Officer commanding a district in England, and liable to 
be ordered to his post at a moment’s warning; sworn, LIX.-120. 


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(7.)-—Members excused, or Members Names set aside for various reasons—continued, 


‘426. 


427. 


428. 


429. 


431. 


432. 
433. 


434. 


435. 


436. 


437. 


438. 
439. 


A4l. 


442. 


443. 


A44, 


445. 


446. 


447, 
448. 
449, 


451. 


452. 


' Attorney General; Inconvenient to public service; sworn, LVIII. 204, —LXXIV. 119, 284, 347-— 


LXXV. 334. 


Attorney General to the Queen (Caroline) ; That it would be of detriment to Her Majesty, who is the 
subject of proceedings now pending in Parliament, were he to serve; sworn, LXXV. 409. 


. Candidates ; That he was a Candidate at the Election, and that he is informed that Petitioners intend to 


call him as a wiiness before the Committee; sworn, LXVIII. 222. 


Chancellor of the Exchequer ; Inconvenient to public business ; sworn, LVJII. 149, 163.—LIX. 60.—LXII. 
58, 85. — LXIII. 38, 209. — LXVIII. 132, 163. — LXX. 316. — LXXII. 82.— LXXIV. 120, 132.— 
LXXV. 247, 289, &amp;c. 


Chancellor of the Exchequer for Ireland ; Inconvenient to public business ; sworn, LXII. 75, 85. 
Dean of the Arches ; That it would interrupt the business of the Court of Arches; sworn, LXVIII. 132, 297. 


Election ; Set aside as having voted at the Election; LVIII. 222. —LIx. 60.— LX. 67.— LXI. 31. — 
LXII. 104.—LXXII. 89. 


Election Committees; As having served on a Select Committee ; LVIII. 149.— LIX. 65.—LXil. 105.— 
-LXII. 58.—LXVIII. 168.—LXXIV. 132.—LXXV. 278, &amp;c. —~=m-— As serving on a Select Committee ; 
LX. 85.— LXVIII. 141.— LXXII. 89. &lt;= As having served on the Committee in the preceding 
session which determined the right of Election; sworn, LXIX.195. (But see LXIII, 53, anterior to the 
Act of 53 Geo.Ill. infra, 453.) 


Eyes :—See infra, 436. 


Foreign Service ; Under orders for foreign service, and expecting to embark immediately ; sworn, LXVII, 
132, 266, —«— Under orders for foreign service ; sworn, LX VIII. 297, 31.4, &amp;c. 


Illness ; For many years past subject to a violent inflammation in his eyes, and that he thought he should 
receive material injury by his attendance ; sworn, LVIII. 223. 


India Board, President of; Inconvenient to public business; sworn, LVIII. 175, 204.—LIX. 82.— 
LXXIV. 361. 


Ireland, Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant ; Inconvenient to public business; sworn, LVIII. 287. 


J yt One of His Majesty’s Justices of the counties of Carmarthen, &amp;c. obliged to go the Carmarthen 
jircuit at the end of the next week ; sworn, LXII. 197. 


Jury ; That he is now serving as one of the Grand Jury attending the Court, appointed by a Special 
Commission, for the trial of certain persons in the county of Surrey; sworn, LVIII. 139. 


Master of the Rolls; Inconvenient to the suitors of the Court of Chancery, and inconsistent with his 
attendance at the Court of Appeals for Prize Causes ; sworn, LVIII. 204, 244.—LIX. 65.—LXII. 141.— 
LXIll. 73. ' 


Navy, Admiral ; That he expects every day to be called upon to hoist his flag, the Lords of the Admiralty 
having directed him to hold himself in readiness to proceed on service; sworn, LX, 67. 


Petitioners, or petitioned against ; The name of the Petitioner was drawn, and set aside ; LX VII. 303.—_— 
Names of Members set aside, they being petitioned against, or having presented Election Petitions (or 
being Petitioners) ; LVIII. 134.—LXII. 141.—L XIII. 58.—&lt;-—They being petitioned against ; LVI. 139,' | 
145.—LIX. 61, 65.—LX. 67.—LXII. 85.—LXIII. 58.—LXVII. 132.—LXXU. 82,—LXXIV. 114.— 


LXXV. 233, &amp;c.—«—They being petitioned against, or having voted at the Election ; L1X. 60.——-_—As 
being a Petitioner; LXVIII. 141. 


Returns ; Members names set aside on account of their Return not having been brought in fourteen days; 
LVI. 454.—LIX. 60.—LX. 67.—LXII. 104.—LXIII. 140.—LXVIII. 132, —LXIX. 195.——LXXII. 182. 


—LXXIV. 132.—LXXV. 322, &amp;c.—«—Nominee’s name set aside, his Return not having been delivered 
in fourteen days; LXI. 35. 


Secretaries of State; One of His Majesty’s Principal; Inconvenient to public business; sworn, LVIII, 
145, 163.—LIX. 65.—LXII. 69, 75.—LXIII. 222, 246.—LXVIII. 132, 163.—LXXIV. 347, 430, &amp;c. 


Secretary at War; Inconvenient to public business ; sworn, LVIII. 163, 175, 177, 428. 
Solicitor General ; Inconvenient to public business ; sworn, LXXIV; 120, 143, 268, 347, &amp;c. 


Voted; Having voted at the Election; LVI. 222.—LIX. 60.—LX. 67.—LXI. 31.—LXII. 104.— 
LXXII. 89. 


(8.)\—Excuses offered by Members, but not allowed : 


Court Martials ; That he had received a Letter from the J udge Advocate General, to the effect, “ That he 
was appointed a Member of a Court Martial, and that from the stage the business was in at present, 
[10 January 1803 the date of the Letter,| the J udge Advocate General had no reason to think he would 
be called, upon immediately,” and that he conceived it to be the rule of the service for any Officer who 
receives such an order to consider himself as upon duty from that time; And having verified same upon 
oath, Motion for his being excused, negatived, 25 February 1803 ; LVIII. 204. 


Deafness ; That he was by deafness incapacitated from doing his duty on a Committee, and he verified 
same upon oath; Motion for his being excused, negatived ; LVIII. 244, 


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VIL.. Ballots:and Proceedings on appointment of Election Committees—continued: 
(8.)—Excuses offered by Members, hut not allowed—continued. 


453. Election. Committee ; That Member served -on Committee in last Parliament which determined .the right 
of Election; Motion for his being excused, negatived; LXIII. 53. (But see supra; 434.) 


454. . Master in Chancery; That he conceived it would be attended with considerable inconvenience and delay 
to the suitors of the said Court if he should be compelled to serve ; and-he verified same upon oath ; 
Motion for his being excused, negatived ; LVIII. 244. 


' Note.—Excuses being objected to, Counsel and Agents are directed to retire some way from the bar, 
and Motion made that Member be excused ; LXII. 162.—LXIII. 53. 


» 


(9.)—Separate Parties and distinct Interests : 


456. Committees appointed in the case of more than two parties on distinct interests,—or as separate parties,— 
or as separate parties on distinct interests on Election Petitions; viz. Aylesbury; LIX. 82. Colchester, 
. LXII.. 197.—LXVIII. 173. Great Grimsby, LVIII. 149. Lancaster, LXXIV. 284. Maidstone, 

LXII. 113., Taunton, LXII. 223. Worcester, LXXIV. 234. é' 


457. Parties applying to be at liberty to appear as separate parties but not so admitted ; Coventry, LVIII. 175. 
Herefordshire, LVIII. 222. Nottingham, LVI. 163. ; | 


Committees so appointed on the following statements : 


458. Counsel for the different parties state [in the case of two Petitions,| that the interests of one of the 
' * Petitioners and one of the Sitting Members were the same, and that the interests of the other Petitioner 
and of the other Sitting Member were the same, and that the interests of the two Petitioners and the 

interests of the two Sitting Members were distinct; Resolution that the. several Petitioners and Sitting 

Members be at liberty to appear as separate parties on distinct interests; LVIII.149. [Great Grimsby 

Case.) es 


459. Counsel for one of the Sitting Members having stated that there were more than two parties, the interests 
} of the Sitting Members being distinct from each other, and the Counsel for the Petitioners having 
stated that they had no reason to disbelieve the statement made by the Counsel on the other side ; 
Petitions were read and House proceeded in the appointment of a Committee as in the case of more 
than two parties on distinct interests; LIX. 82. [Aylesbury Case.] LXII. 197. |Colchester Case.) ~ 


461. Counsel for Petitioner having stated that there were more than two parties before the House, the interests 

fof. the Sitting Members being distinct from each other, in which the Counsel for the Sitting Members’ 
agreed ; Petition was read, and House proceeded in the appointment of a Committee as in the case of. 
more than two parties ; LXII. 113. [Jaidstone Case. | 


462. Counsel] for the Sitting Members having severally informed the House that the Sitting Members were 
separate parties and appeared on distinct interests, and therefore they desired to separate in their 
defence, and Petitioners having been heard by Counsel in relation thereto; Resolution, that Sitting 
Members be permitted to appear as separate parties on appointment of Committee; LXII. 223. 
[ Taunton Case.] — 


463. Counsel for Sitting Members having stated that there were more than two parties the interests of the 
_ , Sitting Members being distinct ; Petition read, and same appearing to contain allegations, of treating and 
bribery ‘against each of the Sitting Members and a defect of qualification in one of them, and Counsef 
for Petitioner having admitted that he did mean to proceed separately against each of the Sitting 
Members ; House proceeded in appointment of Committee as in the case of more than two parties on 

distinct interests; LXVIII. 173. [Colchester Case.] . 


‘464, . In case of Petition of Voters against one Sitting Member (Mr. Davies,) and of Petition of Freemen against 
. the other Sitting Member (Lord Deerhurst,) Counsel of Voters stated that the parties appearing for 
Mr. Davies and for-the Petition against Lord Deerhurst were in effect one and the same party, the same 
person having acted as Agent for both; that such Agent had appeared in all the proceedings regarding 
recognizances and in other proceedings in both the above cases; Counsel for Lord+Deerhurst stated that 
he knew nothing of the Voters Petitioners against the other Sitting Member, that he was informed 
Petitioners had become responsible for costs with which Lord Deerhust had nothing to do; Counsel for 
Mr. Davies stated that he knew nothing of any connection between his client and the Freemen 
Petitioners against Lord Deerhurst, and Counsel for Freemen Petitioners stated that he had no 
instructions to make any application to the House, and then Counsel withdrew, and Counsel being again. 
called, the Counsel who made the first statement being interrogated by a Member, admitted that he had 
in fact received a retaining fee from Lord Deerhurst as well as from the Voters Petitioners against the 
other Sitting. Member ; Resolutions that said several Petitioners and Sitting Members be at liberty to” 
appear as separate parties on distinct interests; LXXIV. 234. [ Worcester Case.] 


465. Counsel for each of the Sitting Members severally stated that the said Sitting Members claimed to appear 
as separate parties on distinct interests, and Counsel on part of Petitioner stated that he was not instructed 
to oppose the claim of the Sitting Members to appear as such separate parties ; Resolution, that Sitting 


Members be allowed to appear as separate parties on distinct interests; LXXIV. 283. [Lancaster 
Case. | ' 


Cases where the House refused so to appoint Committees : 


466. One of the Counsel having stated that he appeared on behalf of the returning officer and other persons, 
whose conduct was called in question, and having requested to appear as a separate party, and the other 
parties having been heard by their Counsel in relation thereto ; Motion, That said persons be permitted 

to appear as a separate party, Negatived; LVIII. 163. [Nottingham Case.] 


467. Counsel for one of Sitting Members [Mr. Jefferys] having stated, that there being two Petitions, one of 
them from the two other Candidates, complaining of the Election of the Sitting Members, and the other 
from the Electors, whieh. also complained of the Election of the Sitting Members, bat in one respect 

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VII. Ballots and Proceedings on appointment of Election Committees—continued. 


(9.)—Separate Parties and distinct Interests—continued. 


only related to Mr. Jefferys, who was thereby charged with not having a sufficient qualification, and 
therefore the case of Mr. Jefferys was distinct from the case of the other Sitting Member, and that upon 
that ground the Sitting Members ought to be permitted to appear as separate parties; and the other 
parties having been heard by Counsel in relation thereto; Motion, That the two Sitting Members be at 
liberty to appear as separate parties, Negatived; LVIII.175. [Coventry Case.) 


468. Counsel for one Petition stated that there were two Petitions, one being a Petition of certain Electors, 
complaining of the Return of Sir George Cornewall only, and the other being a Petition complaining of 
the Return of Mr. Cotterell only ; and that the allegations contained in the said Petitions were distinct, 
and referred to the Election of the Sitting Members respectively ; and that therefore the two several 
sets of Petitioners having no common interest, Counsel desired that they might be at liberty to appear as 
a separate party from the other Petitioner ; and Counsel for the other Petioners, and also the Counsel 
for the Sitting Members, were heard in answer thereto; Petitions read, Act 11 Geo. IIT. read; Motion 


That Petitioners be at liberty to appear as separate parties on distinct interests, Negatived ; LVIII. 222. 
[ Herefordshire Case. | 


(10.)—Nominees : 


469. Nominated by the Counsel on drawing the list of forty-nine ; LVIII. 134, 139, 145.—LIX. 60, 61, 65.— 
LX. 67, $5.—LXI. 31.—LXII. 58.—LXIII. 38.—LXV. 129.—LXVI. 259.—LXVII. 303.—LXVIII. 132. 
—LXIX.195.—LXX. 316.— LXXII. 82.—LXXIV.114.—LXXV. 232, &amp;c.—&lt;-~— N ominated by the Counsel 
for the Sitting Member and one of the Petitioners, in the case of a double Return ; LXIII. 63. —m— By 
Petitioners, no Counsel attending for them; LVIII. 163, 167.—LXVIII. 222. —— By the Sitting 
Member, no Counsel attending for him; LXXV. 306. —~&lt;«— By Counsel on another Petition, such 
Nominee being drawn on a former Petition; LVIII. 175.—LIX. 08 —LXII. 82, 85, 104, 131.—LXIII. 
173, 203, 221.—LXVIII. 132, 163.—LXXIV. 211, &amp;c. 


471. |Nowwinee chosen by the thirteen Members remaining on the list; Petitioners, Sitting Members, or Counsel, 
having declined nominating them; LVIII. 454. — LIX. 67.—LXII. 166.— LXVIII. 167.— LXXV. 
306, &amp;c.—&lt;-—No Counsel or Agent appearing for Sitting Member on Ballot ; LX1. 35.—&lt;—lIn cases 
of double Returns, no person appearing on behalf of one of the persons returned ; LIX. 276.—LXIII. 45. 
—&lt;—-— Both Nominees chosen in the case of separate parties and distinct interests; LVIII. 152.— LIX. 85. 
—LXII. 115.—LXVIII. 176.—LXXIV. 235, &amp;c. 

472. Added to the reduced list, by the House on the return of the Counsel and Agents to the bar; LVIII, 136.— 
LIX. 61.—LX. 71.—LXII. 76. — LXIII. 40. — LXV. 132.— LXVI. 263. — LXVII. 304.— LXVIII. 135, 
147, 167.—LXIX. 198.—LXX. 31§.—LXXII. 85, 91.—LXXIV. 116.—LXXV. 235, &amp;c. 

473. Nominee appointed by the thirteen Members, but the return of such Nominee not having been delivered in 

to the Clerk of the Crown in Chancery fourteen days, his name was set aside, and the thirteen Members 
chose another Nominee; LXI. 35. 

474. A Nominee chosen by the thirteen Members not appearing in his place, Order that he be taken into the 
custody of the Serjeant; Motion, That the thirteen Members do withdraw to choose another Nominee, 
Negatived ; Serjeant informed House that he had taken Member [the Nominee so chosen] into his custody ; 
Order that he be forthwith discharged out of custody, paying his fees; and Member having come into the 
House, the names of the two Nominees were added to the names of the reduced list; LXII. 200, 

475. Counsel for Petitioners decline nominating Members to serve on Committees; LIX. (5.—LXII. 162. —LXVIII. 


163.— LXXV. 306.—&lt;—-— Petitioners decline nominating Members; LVIII. 454. —«»— Counsel for 
Sitting Members decline nominating Members ; LIX. 60, 81. 


476. Lists of the names of the forty-nine Members, when drawn, delivered to the Counsel (for both parties ;) 
LVI. 134.—LIX. 60.—LX. 67.—LXI. 31.—LXI. 58.—LXIII. 38.—LXV. 129.—LXVI. 259.— 
LXVIL. 303.—LXVIII. 132.—LXIX. 195.—-LXX. 316.—LXXIL. $2.—LXXIV. 114.—LXV. 233, &amp;c.— 
—&lt;»— Delivered to the Counsel (for some of the parties only, no Counsel or Petitioners or Members 


appearing on the other party ;) LIX. 274.—LXI. 31.—LXIII. 44. —«=~ Delivered to Petitioners, no 
Counsel appearing for them’; LVIII. 167, 454.—LXVIIL. 221. 


477. On Return of Counsel, Agents and Parties, the Clerk appointed to attend the Committee [the Clerk of 
Elections and Privileges) delivers a reduced list to the House; LVIII. 143.—L1X. 61.—LX. 71.— 
LXI. 35.—LXII. 60.—LXIII. 40.—LXV. 132.—LXVI. 263.—LX VII. 304.—LXVIII. 147.—LXIX. 198.— 
LXX. 319.—=LXXII. 85.—LXXIV. 116.—LXXV. 235, &amp;c. 


478. Reduced lists, with Nominees added thereto, called over, and names entered in the Journal ; LVIII. 136.— 
LIX. 75.-—LX. 71.—LXII. 59.—LXIII. 40.—LXV. 132.—LXVI. 263.—LXVII. 304.—LXVIII. 147.— 
LXIX. 198.—LXX. 319.—LXXII. 85.—LXXIV. 116.—LXXV. 235, &amp;c.—«&lt;-—Reduced lists, of thirteen - 
only, [without Nominees] entered in cases of distinct interests, or where Counsel decline nominating 
Nominees ; LVII. 152.—LIX. 61.—LXII. 166.—LXIIL. 45,—LX VIII. 167, —LXXIV. 235. —LXXV. 306. 


(11.)—Return of Parties to the Bar: 


479. The Counsel and Agents before mentioned, viz. the Counsel and Agents who were called in and withdrew on 
ballots had that day; or the Counsel and Agents in the case of the particular Election (where two ballots are 
appointed for one day]; or the Petitioner, and the Counsel and Agents, where the Petitioner appears ; or the 
Sitting Member, the Counsel and Agents, where Sitting Member appears; being returned to the bar, 
the Clerk appointed to attend said Committees delivered in to the House reduced lists, to which lists 
the Nominees being added, the same was called over, and names of the Members entered in the 
Journals ; and the said fifteen Members, being the Select Committee for trying the merits of the 
Petitions, were sworn by the Clerk at the table, in the usual manner, and thereupon Counsel and Agents 
withdrew ; and Order that Committees do meet forthwith in one of the Committee chambers; LVIII. 136, 
173, 178.—LIX. 75, 108.—LX. 71.—LXII. 59, 60, 84.—LXIII. 40, 54.—LXV. 132.—LXVI. 263.— 
LXVH. 304,—LXVIII 147, 175, 176, 231.--LXIX. 198.—LXX. 319.—LXXII. 85.—LXXIV. 116.— 
LXXV. 306, &amp;c. 


481, Where 
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VILI.. Ballots and: Proceedings on appointment of Election Committees—continued. 
(11.)—Return of parties to the Bar—continued. 


481. . Where either-party decline nominating Members, or where no person appears for Sitting Members, or for 
Petitioners in case of double Returns, or where one of the persons named in a double Return does not 
petition, the Clerk appointed to attend the Committee delivers in to the House a reduced list of the names 
of the thirteen Members which are entéred in the Journals, thereupon the said thirteen Members and the 
Counsel and Agents withdraw ; and the thirteen Members being returned, the Counsel and Agents are 
again called in ; then the Clerk appointed to attend said Committee informs the House, that said thirteen 

embers had chosen a Member to serve on said Committee; and the names of the two Nominees 
aré added to the said thirteen names ; and the said fifteen Members, being the Select Committee for 
trying the merits of the Petitions, are sworn, &amp;c.; LVIII. 455.—LIX. 61, 174.—LXII. 166.—LXIII. 45. 
—LXVIII. 167.—LXXV. 306. —«=— But the return of the Member so chosen not having been delivered 
in fourteen days, his name was set aside; then the said thirteen Members again withdrew, and the 
Counsel and Agents withdrew; and the thirteen Members being returned, the Counsel and Agents 
were again called in, and the Clerk informed the House, that the said thirteen Members had chosen 
another Member to serve on said Committee; and the names of the two Nominees were added, and 
the said fifteen Members sworn, &amp;c. ; LXI. 35. 


482. Where parties appear as separate parties on distinct interests; the Clerk appointed to attend the said Com- 
mittee delivers in to the House a reduced list of the names of the thirteen Members which are entered in 
the Journals ; and the said thirteen Members withdraw ;- and the Counsel and Agents withdraw ; and the 
thirteen Members being returned, the Counsel and Agents are again called in, and the Clerk appointed 
to attend. said Committee informs the House, that said thirteen Members had chosen two Members 
.to serve on said Committee; and the said fifteen’ Members, being the Select Committee for trying 
the merits of the Petitions are sworn, &amp;c.; LVIII. 152.—LIX. 85.—LXII. 114.—LXVIII. 177.— 

_ LXXIV.. 235, &amp;e. 


VUL. Special Reports,—velative to— 
(1.)— Right of Election : 


483. Bishops Castle :—* In the resident and non-resident capital Burgesses of Bishops Castle, and the common Burgesses who have been 
resident a year and a day before the day of Election, and have a legal settlement in the said borough ;” Lxxv. 316. 


484. Borough bridge :——“ In those persons whose names shall appear in the Roll or Court-call of the manor of Aldborough as tenants of 
burgage houses, or the sites of burgage houses in Boroughbridge, and shall have been duly admitted thereon according to the custom 
of the manor, being resident within the said borough ;” Lx xv. 285. 


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‘ Callington :——“ In Freeholders of houses or lands within the borough, resident or non-resident, and in beneficial leaseholders 
of entire tenements consisting of houses or lands within the borough, for years determinable on a life or lives, being resident householders 
for forty days before the day of Election, and rated to the poor at forty shillings at the least ;” Lxxv. 301. 


436. Chi ppenham :—— In the Bailiff, Burgesses and Freemen, being householders of, and resident in the ancient burgage houses within 
the borough of Chippenham ;” Lvii1-296. Petition of James Hyatt and others, inhabitants, to oppose the determination; L1x, 179. 
Petition of Abraham Lloyd Eldridge and others, to defend the determination, 205.. The hour appointed for considering Petitions being 
come, and no Counsel or Party appearing on part of Petition to oppose determination, Orders for considering Petition discharged, 266. 


487. Evesham :—*“ In the Mayor, Aldermen, capital and other Burgesses,.members of the Corporation ;” LxxIv. 152. 


488. Galway, Town and County of the Town :—* In the Freeholders of the said town and county, and in the Freemen of 
the Corporation of the-said town ;” Lxv1ir. 579. Petition of John Joyce and other against the determination; Lx1x. 30. Petition 
of John Kirwan and others to defend same, 139.\ (See supra, 157.) Report, That the right of Election is in the Freeholders of the 
said town and county of the town of Galway, and in the Freemen of the Corporation of the said town, 216. 


499. Limerick, City and County of the City of :—* In the Freeholders of the said county, and in such Freemen of the said 
city as had served apprenticeships or were resident therein at the time of their admissions to their respective Freedoms.——That no 
person can be admitted a, Freeman of the said city who has not served an apprenticeship therein, or who is not resident therein at the 
time of his admission. That subject to the foregoing limitation, the sons of Freemen, the sons-in-law of Freemen, and persons 
having served seven years apprenticeship to Freemen of the said city, are entitled the Freedom of the said city, and to vote at 
Elections for the same. That persons admitted to the Freedom of the said city by virtue of an Act passed in the 14th and 15th years 
of the reign of his late Majesty King Charles the Second, intituled, “« An Act for encouraging Protestant Strangers and others to inhabit 
and plant in the Kingdom of Ireland,” or by virtue of the new rules of the said city, are entitled to vote at Elections therein during 
their family’s constant residence, and their own residence for the most part therein, and no longer ;” Lxxv. 383. 








491. Liskeard :——‘* In the Mayor and Burgesses of the said borough ;” Lvi11. 244. Petition of Samuel Mitchell and others, and Petition 
of John Childs, to oppose the determination ; To be considered, t1x, 57. Petition of the Honourable William Eliot and others to 
defend the determination, 132. (See supra, 227.) Report in favour of the determination of former Committee, 273. 


492. Petersfield :—“ In the Freeholders of lauds or ancient dwelling houses or shambles, or dwelling houses or shambles built upon 
ancient foundations within the said borough, such lands and dwelling houses being entire ancient tenements 5” LXXv. 315. 


493. Portsmouth :—* In the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the said borough only ;” Lxxv. 275. 
494. Rochester :—* In the Freemen not receiving alms or charities ;” Lx11. 193. 


495. Saltash :—“ In the Mayor and Free Burgesses, being Members of the Corporation ;” x11. 142. Petition of James Butler, Esq. and 
others against the determination; To be considered, 581. (See supra, 297.) Consideration deferred, 820. Petition repewed, 
LX11. 14. Petition of William Henry Freemantle and Thomas Francis Freemantle, Esqrs. to defend the determination, 31. Report, 
that the right of voting is “ In every person seised of an estate for life, or some greater estate in an entire ancient burgage tenement, 
situate in the borough aforesaid, whereon an ancient dwelling-house now stands, or formerly stood, and in no other persons ;” 88. 


496.. Taunton :—That the Bailifis of the borough of Taunton, appointed ata Court Leet held annually in and for the said borough, are the 
legal: Returning Officer of the said borough ; Lviit. 382. 


Weymouth and Melcombe Regis : 

497. “ In the Mayor, Aldermen, Bailiffs, and Capital Burgesses, inhabiting within the borough, and in persons seised of freeholds within the 
borough, and not receiving alms ; L1x.-105, 

498. A Resolution relating to bribery; afd also a Resolution, That the right of voting appears to be in persons seised of freeholds within the 
borough, and that gross abuses have been ptactised by persons claiming a right to vote upon nominal rents arising out of split 
freeholds, &amp;c.; LXVItI. 241. Motion, That so much of the Minutes of Evidence as relates to the second Resolution be laid before 

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(1.)\— Right of Election—continued. 


Weymouth and Melcombe Regis—continued. 


the House ; Motion for adjourning debate thereon, negatived; Amendment proposed and made thereto, and main Question amended, 
and passed in the negative ; 242. Special Report referred to a Committee ; Committee to inspect Minutes of Evidence, and select 
such parts as relate to the second Resolution; Members who served on the Election Committee to be the Committee; five to be the 
quorum ; leave to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; 242. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a new Writ,242, 306, 352, 396, 
422, 446, 472. Report; to lie upon the Table,.and, with the Appendix, to be printed, 246. Bill for declaring void devises made to 
split freeholds to multiply votes for the said borough ; Ordered, 336. See supra, 56. 


(2.)\—Bribery : 


499. Aylesbury :-—“* That at the last Election Robert Bent, Esquire, was by his Agents guilty of bribery; That such a notorious system of 
corruption was formed, and such instances of individual acts of bribery were committed previous to the said Election, with a view to 
influence the same, as render it incumbent on the Committee to submit the same to the most serious consideration of the House; 
That James Neale and John Wilson, both of Aylesbury, and also Samuel Cole, of Bird Street, Grosvenor Square ; George Creed, late 
of Aylesbury; John Rawbone, of Aylesbury, and several other persons, were engaged in the said system of corruption ;” Day appointed 
for further considering Report ; Report to be printed; Minutes of Evidence ordered, and Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a new 
Writ till Report is further considered; t1x. 121. Minutes presented, and to be printed, 126. Report further considered; first 
Resolution agreed to; second read ; subsequent Resolution amended and agreed to, and Bill ordered; 176. (See supra, 41.) Speaker 
not to issue his Warrant until certain days, 176, 216, 275, 296, 330. Resolutions again read; Motion for Mr. Attorney General 
to prosecute Mr. Bent, superseded by reading the other Orders of the Day; 271. 


501. Barnstaple :——“ That Sir Manasseh Masseh Lopes was by his Agents guilty of bribery and treating, &amp;c.; That such a general system 
of corruption was practised at the last Election, as to render it incumbent on the Committee to submit the same to the most serious 
consideration of the House, &amp;c.;” Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed ; Minutes ordered ; presented; printed; Mr. Speaker 
- not to issue his Warrant for a new Writ; Lxx1v. 201. Petition of Electors; to lie on the Table, 231. Mr. Speaker not to issue his 
Warrant for a new Writ, 236, 256, 280, 303. Day appointed for further considering Report, 256. Further consideration deferred, 
“270. Petition of Freeholders and Housekeepers of Barnstaple, also of Electors; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 279, 280. 
Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Barnstaple against the extension of the elective franchise ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 289. Report 
further considered ; first Resolution agreed to; Mr. Attorney General directed to prosecute Sir Manasseh Masseh Lopes for bribety ; 
second Resolution read ;. Resolution, That it appears to the House, that a general system of corruption was practised at the last 
Election for the borough of Barnstaple; Bill ordered; 303. (See supra, 42.) Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a new Writ 

until fourteen days after the meeting of the next session, 633. 


502. Berwick-upon-T weed :—“ That ‘Sir David Milne had by his Agents acted in violation of the Statute of the 7th Will. III. c. 4;” 
LXxVv. 384. 


Camelford : 

603.. ‘“ That practices the most corrupt have existed in the borough of Camelford, but that the distinct acts of bribery are not sufficiently 
established by evidence to justify the Committee in asking the interferenee of the House; Report; to lie on the Table; rxx1v. 924. 
Motion for laying the Minutes of Proceedings before the House, negatived, 325. 

604. “ That John Stewart, Esquire, acted in violation of the provisions of Statute 49 Geo. III. c. 118; That Joseph Rounsevel, Edmund 
Harvey, Richard Gayer, junior, William Rowe, and John Brown, electors, and William Hallett and James Harvey, did corruptly 
endeavour to procure the return of two persons to serve in Parliament for Camelford ;” Day appointed for further considering Report, 
and Report to be printed; Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a new Writ; Minutes ordered; Minutes of proceedings of Com- 
mittee appointed 25 March 1819 [the above Committee], ordered ; LX xiv. 539. Petition of Charles Pitt for leave to adduce at the 
bar of the House proof of corrupt practices ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 541. Minutes of the two Committees presented ; to 
lie on the Table, and be printed, 544. Further consideration of Report deferred, 575, 590. Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant 
fora new Writ, 575, 590, 610,618. Further consideration of Report deferred; witnesses ordered to attend; 609. Report further 
considered, and referred to a Committee of the Whole House; considered; Committee report progress; persons ordered to attend ; 
Minutes ordered ; presented, and to be printed; 618. Mr. Hallett ordered to attend, 624. Resolution, That the House having been 
for some time engaged in an inquiry into the corrupt practices reported by the Committees, and finding that the interval before the 
end of the session will not be sufficient for completing such inquiry, will resume the consideration thereof early in the ensuing session, 
625. Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a new Writ before ten days after the meeting ofthe next session ; Order for the House 
to resolve itself into Committee on Report discharged ; 626. Entry in Journal of the above Resolution read; Mr. Speaker not to 
issue his Warrant for a new Writ until a certain day ; Lxxv. 17. 


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505. Grantham :—“ That at the last Election for the borough of Grantham, James Hughes, Esquire, by sundry acts of treating, did act in 
‘ violation of the Statute of the 7th Will. IIf.c. 4, whereby he is incapacitated to serve in Parliament upon such Election; that 
a practice has subsisted for several Elections in the borough of Grantham, of paying sums of money t6 the out-voters, under colour 
of indemnifying them for loss of time; and Committee are of opinion that the said practice is highly illegal, subversive of the 
freedom of Election, and tending to the most dangerous corruption;” To lie on the Table; Lxxv. 435. Resolution again read, and 
Motion, That the practice of paying money to out-voters at the Elections of Members, under colour of indemnifying them for loss of 
time, is highly illegal, &amp;c. resolved in the affirmative, 443. 


606. Helleston :—That an illegal agreement has for some time existed between the Duke of Leeds and the Members of the Corporation, 
in relation to the Refurn of Members, in violation of the freedom of Election, and contrary to the Standing Orders, &amp;c.; To lie on 
the Table; Minutes of Evidence ordered; Lxvitt. 344. Presented and printed, 346. Day appointed for taking Resolution into 
consideration, 518. Resolution further considered, and agreed to; Motion, That the Attorney General do prosecute the Duke ot 
Leeds ; Amendment proposed, to leave out certain words, in order to add others; entries in Votes read ; Question, for words proposed 
to be left out, standing part, negatived; Amendment, that other words be added, withdrawn ; Question amended, and Bill ordered ; 
586. See supra, 48. 


Ilchester : 

607. “ That such a system of corruption was formed, and such instances of individual acts of bribery were committed previous to the Election 
with a view to influence the same, as to render it incumbent on the Committee to submit the same to the House, in order that such 
proceedings may be instituted as the House may think proper; that Alexander Davison, John White Parsons, and Thomas 
Hopping were engaged in the said system of corruption; day appointed for further considering Report ; Report to be printed ; Minutes 
ordered ; Lv111. 301. Presented; to be printed; 307. Report further considered ; further consideration adjourned ; 349. Report 
further considered; Resolutions of Committee agreed to, and Mr. Attorney General directed to prosecute Davison, Parsons, and 
Hopping ; 425- 

508. “ That at the last Election, Sir William Manners, Bart. hath by himself and his Agents committed acts of bribery, whereby he is 
incapacitated to serve in Parliament upon such Election; that William Webb hath, by his Agents, committed acts of bribery ;” 
Report to lie on the Table; 11x. 138. Resolutions read again; Motion for laying before the House, Minutes of proceedings of the 
Committee, negatived ; 273. 


509 Middlesex :—That William Mainwaring, Esquire, [Petitioner] did by his Agents, commit acts of treating, whereby he is incapacitated 
to serve; L1x. 396. See supra, 248. 
Penryn : 
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611. 


612. 


516. 


(4.)\— Returning Officers : 


517. Grimsby, Great :—* That John Simpson, Esq. the Mayor and Returning Officer, did, on the day previous tothe Election, hold 


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VIII. Special Reports—continued. : ac 
(2.)—Brtbery—continued. 


Penryn : 
That Sir Christopher Hawkins, Bart. by himself and Agents, has been guilty of bribery and corrupt practices ; that certain Electors were 


engaged in, and parties to the said bribery and corrupt practices; Report to be further considered, and to be printed; Minutes of the 
proceedings of the Committee to "be laid before the House; txt. 102. Minutes presented; to be printed; Sir C. Hawkins 
ordered to attend ; 273. Report further considered ; Sir Christopher Hawkins heard; Motion to agree with Committee in Resolution, 
and debate thereon adjourned; 350. Resumed; Motion for adjourning debate for three months, negatived; Resolution, that Sir 
Christopher Hawkins was guilty of bribery, agreed to; Attorney General directed to prosecute him for the said offence ; Resolution, that 
John Sto.ia and others had been guilty of bribery ; Attorney General to prosecute them ; Motion that the Attorney General do prosecute 
Benjamin Moon, negatived ; 354. Minutes to be re-printed ; Lx xIv. 203. 


“ That Heury Swann, Esquire, was guilty of bribery at the last Election and is thereby incapacitated to serve at such Election ; that 


John Goodeve, Henry Durnsford, and Abraham Winn, were guilty of corrupt practices ; that Henry Carter, Thomas Rosman, John Gill, 
Francis Major, James Cock, Charles Luckie Skinner, William Trathan, and William Lapshire received bribes to induce them to give 
their votes ;” Motion, that Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrant for a new Writ in the room of Mr. Swann ; amendment proposed, and 
debate thereon adjourned ; day appointed for further considering Report, and Report to be printed; Minutes ordered, Lxx1v. 169. 
Presented, and to be printed, 170. Debate further adjourned; Further consideration of Report deferred ; 174. Debate on amendment 
resumed ; Question amended; Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a new Writ; Motion for appointing a Select Committee to 
inquire further into the existence of certain corrupt practices which appear to have prevailed at Penryn ; debate thereon adjourned ; 
Further consideration of Report deferred; 196. Order for resuming debate on Motion, read; Motion withdrawn; Minutes of 
proceedings of Penryn Election Committees in 1807, and 26 February 1819, read; Resolutions respecting bribery at the last Election, 
and Bill for the preventing of bribery and corruption in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament for the borough of Penryn, 
Ordered, 203. (See supra, 52.) Minutes of Proceedings of Penryn Election Committee in 1807, to be re-printed, 203. Mr. Speaker 
not to issue his Warrant for a new Writ, 236. Report further considered ; Resolutions of Committee agreed to; Mr. Attorney General 
ordered to prosecute Mr. Swann for bribery ; and John Goodeve, Henry Durnsford, and Abraham Winn for corrupt practices ; 256 
Leave given to the Clerk and Short Hand Writer to attend, and give Evidence on the trials of the indictments, 580. Petition of 
Mr. Swann praying that Serjeant Pell (King’s Serjeant) who was employed by him as his Counsel before the Select Committee, 
may not be employed in the prosecution directed against him by the House, offered; motion for bringing it up, negatived, 6og. 
Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a new Writ, until fourteen days after the meeting of the next session of Parliament, 633. 
See supra, 53. 


513. Tregony :——That Thomas Croggon did endeavour to procure the return of two persons for the borough, contrary to the provisions of Act 


49 Geo. III.; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed; Minutes of proceedings ordered; Lxviir. 289. Minutes presented ; 
printed ; 295. Resolution of Committee read and entered, and Resolution of House that Croggon did openly and corruptly endeavour 
to procure the return of two persons by means contrary to the right of Election and to the laws of the realm ; Motion, that the Attorney 
General do forthwith prosecute Croggon ; Amendment proposed and made, and order that Croggon be taken into the custody of the 
Serjeant, and that Mr. Speaker do issue his warrant ; 408. Serjeant informs the House that Croggon had been taken ; Resolution of 
House, read, and order that Croggon be committed to Newgate ; 414. Entries in votesin relation to Croggon, and upon taking into con- 
sideration Resolution of Select Committee on the Helleston Election, read ; Motion made, that Croggon be brought to the bar in order 
to his being discharged ; entry in Journals of g May 1804, of proceedings on Resolutions reported from the Aylesbury Election Com- 
mittee, read; Motion for now reading the other Orders of the Day negatived ; Question again proposed ; Amendment proposed thereto, 
and made, and Resolution, that Croggon having been committed to Newgate, and having suffered an imprisonment of ten weeks, be 
brought to the bar to-morrow in order to hia being discharged; It having been stated by a Member that great impropriety had 
taken place as to the manner in which Croggon had been imprisoned, Select Committee appointed thereon; 592. (See Committees, 
1565.) Croggon brought to the bar; reprimanded, and discharged; 594. 


514. Weymouth and Melcombe Regis :—Resolution, that at the last Election the Right honourable Thomas Wallace, John 


Broadhurst and Henry Trail, Esqrs. did by treating act in violation of Statute 7 Will. ILI. c. 4, whereby they are incapacitated to serve 
iu Parliament upon such Election; LXviit. 241. See supra, 498. 


515. Windsor, New :—Resolutions, that at the last Election John Williams, Esq. hath by his Agents committed acts of Bribery, whereby 


he is incapacitated to serve upon such Election ; That Richard Ramsbottom, Esq. hath by his Agents committed acts of Bribery ; 
Report to lie on the Table ; new Writ ordered; 1x. 85. 


(3.)—Void Elections : 


Aylesbury ; So far as the same relates to Robert Bent, Esq.; 11x. 121. 





Banbury ; Lx111. 52. —&lt;—— Barnstaple; So far as 
relates to Sir Manasseh Masseh Lopes; LxxIv. 201. Berwick-upon-Tweed ; tv111. 327. So far as relates to Sir David 
Milne; Lxxv. 384. Boston ; Lviit. 382. ———— Camelford ; LxxIv. 324.—LXXIV, 539. Colchester; So far as 
regards Daniel Whittle Harvey, Esq.; Lxxv. 374. ——— Coventry; That Nathaniel Jefferys, Esq. not being qualified was not duly 
elected, and new Writ for electing a citizen in his room ; LV111. 251. ———— Culross. See infra, Inverkeithing. Dunfermline. 
See infra, Inverkeithing. Durham; So far as relates to Richard Wharton, Esq.; L1x. 94 Grampound ; Lx11I. 151. 
Grantham ; So far as regards James Hughes, Esq.; Lxxv. 435. Herefordshire ; Lv111. 259. ———— Ilchester ; 
tvii1. 301. So far as relates to Sir William Manners; L1x. 138. —~—— Inverkeithing, Sterling, Dunfermline, Culross and 
Queensferry district of burghs; Lxxiv. 161.——— Malton, New; With respect to one of the burgesses; LXx111.. 179. 
Middlesex ; So far as respects the return of Sir Francis Burdett; 1x. 396. Nottingham ; Lvi1r. 263. ——— Queensferry. 
See supra, Inverkeithing. Rochester ; LXXII, 111. Shrewsbury ; Lx11. 360.——— Stirling. See supra, Inverkeithing. 
Truro ; With respect to both burgesses, it being a double return [By Resolution of the House]; Lxxv. 243.————Weymouth 
and Melcombe Regis; So far as relates to the Election of ‘Thomas Wallace, John Broadhurst and Henry Trail, Esqrs.; Lxv1i1. 241. 
———Windsor, New; So far as relates to John Williams, Esq.; 11x. 85. 









































a full Court of Mayor, Aldermen, Common Councilmen and Burgesses, at which the said John Simpson did unlawfully and of his own 
authority, admit certain persons to the freedom of the said borough, to whom objections were stated; and did refuse to submit to the 
consideration of the Aldermen, Common Councilmen and Burgesses the right of such persons to be admitted to their freedom, which, 
by the constitution of the borough, as determined by a resolution of acommittee, reported on 11th April 1793, he ought to have done ; 
and that said John Simpson did also partially refuse to admit persons, who claimed to be admitted freemen, to their freedom ; and did 
also refuse to submit to the Aldermen, &amp;c. the right of such persons to be admitted to their freedom, which by the aforesaid constitution 
he ought to have done; that said Simpson did act partially as Returning Officer, and did at the poll partially reject votes tendered by 
several persons having a right to vote, which votes he ought to have received; and also, did partially admit the votes of several 
persons who had no right to vote, which he ought to have rejected ; that the evidence adduced before the Committee be laid before the 
House ;” Orders for taking the Report into consideration upon a certain day; for printing the Report ; and for laying before the House 
so much of Minutes of Evidence as relates to the matters contained in the Report; 270. Extract of Minutes presented; to lie on 
the table ; and be printed; 288, Report further considered ;. Resolutions again read; entries in Journals of 17th December 1770 and 
2gth January 1771, of proceedings in relation to the Report of the Select Committee on the New Shoreham Election Petition, read ; 


Resolutions, That the charge contained in the first Resolution be heard at the bar of-the House ; be heard on a certain day ; Orders, 


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Grimsby, Great-—continued. 

that Simpson do attend the House upon the said day ; that a copy of the said charges be sent to him; and that he be at liberty to 
be heard by his Counsel ; that certain persons do attend upon the said day ; 313. ‘The several Orders read; Simpson called in; the 
charge read, and he was heard; determination respecting the right of Election for the said borough, referred to in the said Resolution, 
read and entered; Resolutions, that Simpson, at a full court of the said borough, holden on the day previous to the Election, in 
direct contradiction to the said determination, acted illegally, and in breach of Privileges; that, ou the day of election, he also acted 
illegally and partially; Order, that Simpson, be taken into the custody of the Serjeant; and that Mr. Speaker do issue 
his warrant; 353. Petition of Simpson to be discharged; to lie on the table, 972. Petition read; Motion that he be now 
brought to the bar, in order to his being discharged, negatived ; and Simpson committed to Newgate ; 384. Petition of Simpson to be 
discharged ; to be brought to the bar to be discharged; and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrants; 420. Simpson brought to the bar ; 
reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees; 424. 


618. Liskeard :—That Mr. John Dayman, Under Sheriff of Cornwall, in annexing to the writ the indenture complained of in the Petition, 
of William Huskisson, Esq. [it being a double return] acted contrary to his duty, and in violation of the rights of Parliament ; Order, 
that Report be taken into further consideration upon a certain day ; and that minutes uf proceedings of Committee be laid before the 
House; t1x.281. Minutes presented; to lie on the table, and be printed; 287. Notice taken that several letters referred to in 
minutes of Committee presented to the House are not therein entered; copies of said letters ordered; 303. Order for taking Report 
into further consideration read; Resolution of Committee again read andentered; entry in Journals of 1st April 1803 of proceedings of 
the House in relation to the Report of Select Committee on the Great Grimsby Election Petition, read; Resolutions, that the 
charge contained in the said Resolution against Mr. John Dayman be heard at the bar of the. House; that the charge be heard upon 
a certain day ; and Orders, that Mr. Dayman do attend the House upon the said day ; that a copy of the charge be sent to him, and 
that he be at liberty to be heard by his Counsel; 324. The several Orders of the day read; Dayman called in; and the said charge 
was read ; and he was heard, and directed to withdraw; Resolution, that Dayman, in annexing to the writ the indenture complained 
of in the Petition of William Huskisson, Esq. acted contrary to his duty, and in violation of the privileges of Parliament; Motion 
made, and Question proposed, that Dayman be taken into the custody of the Serjeant; Amendment proposed ‘to Question, and with- 
drawn, and main Question put; and Order, that Dayman be taken into the custody of the Serjeant; 341. Petition of Dayman to be 
discharged ; to be brought to the bar on the morrow, in order to his being discharged; 336. Dayman “er to the bar; 
reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees; 339. 


519. Middlesex :—tThat on the thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth days of the Poll, on the first of which days there was a considerable 
majority of votes in favour of William Mainwaring, Esq. the Sheriff, Robert Albion Cox, Esq. and Sir William Rawlins, Knight, 
corruptly did admit to poll for Sir Francis Burdett, Bart. upwards of three hundred persons, claiming to vote under a fictitious right, as 
proprietor of a mill, called the Good Intent Mill, by which means a colourable majority was obtained in favour of Sir Francis Burdett, 
who was thereby returned. That on the fifteenth day towards the close of the poll after such majority was established, they rejected 
persons tendering their votes under the same circumstances. That the Sheriff acted in a judicial capacity by admitting Counsel to argue 
the validity of votes, and by deciding in some instances on the validity of such votes; that in other instances they refused to decide on 
the validity of votes which were objected to, and stated, that they would admit any person to poll who would take the oaths, declaring 
themselves to be only ministerial officers, thereby acting in a manner contradictory to their practice in other cases, and in flagrant viola- 
tion of their duty.——-That the obvious tendency of their conduct was to admit persons having no right to poll, and to afford the 
greatest encouragement to perjury; Report to be taken into consideration upon a certain day; to be printed; so much of the 
Minutes of Evidence as relates to the matters contained in the Report, ordered; L1x.397. Extracts of Minutes presented ; to lie on the 
Table, and be printed; 406, Report taken into further consideration, and again read; Resolutions, That it is too late to proceed to 
take the Report into further consideration in this session. nem. con.; That it will be highly expedient that the House do proceed to 
take same into consideration as early as possible in the next session; 424. The above entry in Journal read and entered, and Report 
ordered to be taken into consideration upon a certain day; Lx.g. Petition of Cox and Rawlins, justifying their conduct, and praying 
to be heard by themselves or counsel at the bar of the House, 16. To lie on the Table, 18. Report taken into consideration ; 
Resolutions of Committee again read, and entered ; entries in Journal of 29 January 1771 of proceedings of the House on Report of 
Select Committee on the New Shoreham Election, and of 1 April 1803 on the Great Grimsby Election, read; Resolutions, ‘That the 
charge be heard at the bar of the House; be heard on a certain day ; Orders that Cox and Rawlins do attend upon the said day ; that 
a copy of the said charge be sent to them; that they be at liberty to be heard by their Counsel; 25. Orders of the day for hearing at 
the bar the said charges read, and discharged; Motion made, That the Report be now taken’ into further consideration; entries in 
Journal of proceedings of the House on Reports from Select Committees on the New Shoreham, Cricklade: and Great Grimsby 
Elections, and also the entry of 25 April 1785, of the Report from the Committee appointed to search the Journals touching the usage 
of the House in cases of Reports of Committees of Privileges or Elections, respecting the conduct of returning officers, read ; Report 
ordered tu be taken into further consideration ; House proceeds to take same into further consideration ; first Resolution read a second 
time ;, Motion, That the House do agree with Committee in said Resolution, debate thereon adjourned ; 36. Further adjourned, 
44,55, 71. Order for resuming adjourned debate read ; Motion, That debate be now resumed, negatived ; debate further adjourned ; 113. 
Order of the Day for resuming adjourned debate read ; House informed that Cox and Rawlins desired to be heard by Counsel, to observe 
upon the evidence presented to the House from the Select Committee ; Order that Counsel be admitted ; Counsel called in and havirg 
requested the House to allow him some further time to prepare himself, he was directed to withdraw ; Orders that Counsel be heard 
upon a certain day, and that debate be resumed upon that day ; 129. Order of the Day for hearing Counsel read; Counsel called in, 
heard, and directed to withdraw; Order of the day for resuming adjourned debate read; debate resumed; Resolution again read ; 
Minutes of Evidence also read ; Resolution, That the House do agree with Committee in the said [first] Resolution ; 130. The second, 
third and subsequent Resolutions of Committee read a second time, and agreed to; Resolution, That Cox and Rawlins, by their 
conduct and practice at the said Election, acted in violation of their duty, contrary to law, and in breach of the Privileges of the 
House ; Cox and Rawlins committed to Newgate, and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrant; 131. Petition of Rawlins and Cox to be 
discharged ; to lie on the Table, 249. Petition read, and orders that Rawlins and Cox be brought to the bar, in order to their being 
reprimanded, and discharged, and that Mr. Speaker do issue his warrants, 253. Rawlins and Cox brought to the bar, reprimanded, 
and discharged, paying their fees, 258. 











521. Nottingham :—That John Allan (the returning officer) acted contrary to his duty in opening a poll, and proceeding to take the votes 
of — for the period of about an hour, and until forty-four Electors had polled, there being during the whole of that time no 
third Candilate ; that after the first day of the said Election, the freedom of the Election was grossly violated by disturbances and 
riots, accompanied with personal intimidation and violence, practised and continued during the six subsequent days of polling ; that 
the Petitioner, Daniel Parker Coke, after sustaining several insults, was obliged, from the just apprehension of hazard to his life, to 
leave the place, and could not venture to return, and that a large number of Voters in his interest were deterred from exercising their 
franchise of voting ; seven other Resolutions ; Orders, That the Report be taken into further consideration upon a certain day; be 
printed; that the Minutes of Evidence be laid before the House; that Mr. Speaker do not issue his warrant for a new Writ until 
the House shall have proceeded to take the said Report into fuz-her consideration ; Lv111. 263. House proceeded to take Report 
into further consideration, and first Resolution read a second time, and postponed; second, third, and fourth Resolutions agreed 
to; subsequent Resolutions postponed; Bill for preserving the peace, and securing the freedom of Election in ‘the Town of 


Nottingham, Ordered, (see supra, 51.) ; Speaker not to issue his warrant for a new Writ until a certain time; 342. Until’ a further 
time, 400. New Writ issued, 432. ! 


Taunton :—See supra, 496. 


(5 }— Petitions 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 6D 








474, 



























































522. 


523, 


524, 


525, 


526. 


527. 





VIII. 
(5.)\—Petitions reported frivolous and vexatious: 


Petitions complaining of undue Elections for; Bishops Castle ; Of John Charlton Kinchant, Esq.; tv11t. 409. +—&lt;—— Christchurch ; Of 


ELECTION S—continied. 


Special Reports—continued. 


Electors; LXx11II. 225. 





Colchester; Of Electors, as far as respects William Tuffnell, Esq.; Lx11. 253. ——— Edinburgh ; 
Of Henry Allan, Deacon of the Fleshers of Edinburgh, and a Voter; tx11. 336. Grinstead, East; Of John Frost, and also 
Petition of Electors; Lv111. 315.——— Hereford; Of Freemen; trx. 118. Iichester ; Of John Ord, Esq.; xix. 221. 
—&lt;———— Lancaster; Of Freemen; txxiv. 298. Liskeard ; Of Nicholas Tomlinson and Alexander Nowell, Esquires, as far as 
same complains of the Return of the Honourable William Eliot; Lx11. 140. ———— London; Of Sir Watkin Lewes; 11x. 132. 
Maldon; Of Electors; 11x. 88. Midhurst ; Of Thomas Holt White, Esq.; 11x. 62. Nottingham ; Of Peter Crompton, 
Doctor of Medicine; Lx111. 105. Of Caractacus D’Aubigney Shilton, Thomas Broksopp, Joseph Pocklington, and Thomas Hind ; 
LXXV. 342. Penryn; Of Electors ; Lx111. 217. ———— Pontefract ; That the charges contained in the Petition of the Voters 
against the Mayor, were frivolous and vexatious; Lxv111. 346. Rochester; Of Robert Torrens, Esq.; Lx x1v. 228. Minutes 
of proceedings of Select Committee; Ordered, 231. Order discharged, 236. Seaford ; Of the Honourable Thomas Bowes; 
LXVIII. 330.———-- Taunton ; Of William Morland, Esq.; Lx11. 239. Worcester; Of Freemen; Ltxxiv. 260. 
































(6.)—Absence of Members of Committees: 


On account of their own Illness : 


That Members not attending Committees continued to sit for one hour, and then adjourned; House 
informed that Member was ill, medical person called in, examined upon oath, and order that Member 
be excused for not attending that day; LVIII. 177. —«»—House informed that medical person attended 
who could give information respecting the state of Member’s health, he was called in, examined upon 
oath, and order that Member be excused for not attending, and that Committee have leave to adjourn ; 
LXVIII. 149. —«— And that the Committee met pursuant to adjournment, and Member being then 
present Committee were about to proceed, when Member was from illness obliged to withdraw, where- 
upon Committee adjourned, House informed that physician attended, he was called in, examined 
upon oath, and order that Member be excused for not attending, and have leave to absent himself from 
further attendance; LVIII. 154. 


That Committee met, when Chairman acquainted them that he had received letters, or doctor’s certificates (or 
when letters were brought to Chairman), of illness of Members, and that Committees then adjourned ; 
Member ordered to attend in his place; LVIII. 264. Report from same Committee that Member having 
attended they had that morning proceeded, and Member attending stated that he was prevented by illness 
from attending, matter alledged taken down in writing, Member sworn, and excused; 265.—» 
Medical person examinéd upon oath ; And Member excused for not attending that day; LIX. 68.— 
LXIII. 137.—LXxXIV. 460. And Member excused for not attending that day, and Gommittee have 
leave to adjourn to a certain day; LXII. 253.—LXVIII. 182.—LXXIV. 439. And Member excused 
for not attending that day, and has leave to absent himself from further attendance; LVIII. 190. 
—LIX. 150.—LXII. 126, 351, 356.—LXIII. 249, 299.—LXVIII. 243.—LXXV. 359. ——w=— That 
Committee met, when Chairman acquainted them that he had received a letter from Agent of Member, 
and that Committee then adjourned, medical person examined upon oath, and Member excused for not 
attending, and has leave to absent himself from any further attendance; LXXIV. 319. —-— That 
Committee met, when Chairman acquainted them that he had received a letter from Member, 
stating that by illness he was unable to attend, and that Committee then adjourned till another morning, 
when Committee met; And Chairman informed them that he had received another letter from the 
Member, that he was still unable to attend, and that Committee then adjourned, and that Committee 
having met this morning, and Member being then present, Committee proceeded, medical person 
examined upon oath, and order that Member be excused for not attending on the two days; LXII. go. 
And being informed that Member was still unable to attend they adjourned to the day following, and so 
on from day to day successively, till yesterday, when Member attended, and they proceeded, medical 
person €Xamined upon oath, and Member excused for not attending on those days ; LXII. 307. 


That Committees met, when Chairman informed Committee ; That he was informed by a medical person 
that a Member would not be able to attend that day on account of illness, and that Committee then 
adjourned, medical person examined upon oath, and Member excused for not attending that day ; LXIII. 
285. That he had called at the house of a Member in consequence of a letter he had received from 
him last night, and found that the said Member being ill in bed could not possibly attend, and that 
Committee adjourned, medical person examined upon oath, and Member excused; LXXIV, 143. —=— 
That Committee met, when a letter was brought to the Chairman from another person, stating he 
had just seen one of the Members who was unwell, and that Committee then adjourned till this day, 
when they met, and a informed that Member was still unable to attend, they adjourned till to-morrow ; 
medical person examined upon oath, and Member excused for not attending on the two days, and leave 
to absent himself from further attendance; LXVIII. 194. 


That Committees met, when they received a letter, or a letter was delivered to them from the Chairman, 
that he was too ill to attend, or when they received an account of the illness of the Chairman, and that 
Committee then adjourned, medical person examined upon oath, and Chairman excused for not 
attending the Committee that day; LXVIII. 340. And has leave to absent himself from further 
attendance ; LVIII. 198, 209.—LXII. 93. —&lt;»-- That Committee met, when one of the Members 
attended, and informed Committee that he was too unwell to go through the business of the day, and that 
in. consequence Committee adjourned to this day, when they met, and Chairman received from the 
Member a letter, medical person examined: upon oath, and Member excused for not attending, and has 
leave to absent himself from further attendance; LXXIV. 170. 


That Committee met pursuant to Mr. Speaker’s warrant, when Chairman acquainted Committee that he 
had received a letter from a Member of Committee, dated Cadiz, stating that without great danger to his 
health he could not undertake a voyage to England, &amp;c. and inclosing a physician's certificate, which 
was also produced; and Chairman having verified receipt of letter upon oath, letter and certificate read ; 
and Member excused for not attending that day, and leave to absent himself from further attendance ; 
LXIV, 32. : 


528. That Committee met when Chairman informed them he had received a certificate from a surgeon, that Member 


was too ill to attend and that Committee adjourned; and the Member (reporting) having delivered 
in certificate and surgeon not being in attendance, the absent Member's servant was cal'ed in and stated 
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VIL. Special Reports—continued. 
(6.)—-Absence of Members of Committees :—continued. 


On account of their own Iliness—continued. 


that the surgeon attended his master that morning, and that he saw him write the certificate, but does 
not know why he is not in attendance; Motion, that Member be excused ; House informed that surgeon 
was professionally engaged, but would be in attendance in the course of the evening; further debate 


postponed ; 367. Resumed; surgeon attending ; he was called in, examined upon oath and Member 
excused for not attending that day ; LXXV. 367. 


On account of Illness of near Relations : 


That Committees met; When a letter from a physician dated Bath, addressed to one of the Members 
was communicated, stating that the Member's lady was in the most imminent danger, and that he trusted 
the Member would sacs ad set out for Bath, which, as Committee understood, he had done accord- 
ingly, and that Committee then adjourned; Member (reporting) having verified same upon oath; 
Menber excused, and leave to absent himself from further attendance; LVIII. 269.—&lt;_—When 
Chairman produced a letter from one of the Members of Committee, stating that he had received an 
account that his father lay in such a state of danger that his immediate presence was become indis- 
penny necessary, and that Committee then adjourned ; and a Member present having given the 

) 


use information upon oath respecting the said matter, Member excused, and leave to absent himself 
from further attendance ; LXII. 91. 


529. 


531. That Committee met and proceeded until an account was brought to one of the Members of the dangerous 


illness of a very near relation whom he was obliged immediately to attend, and Committee then adjourned ; 
medical person called in and examined upon oath in relation to the said matter, and Committee have 
leave for special cause assigned to adjourn; LXII. 104.—&lt;_—-That Committee met, when a letter was 
brought to the Chairman from one of the Members stating, that the dangerous illness of a near 
relation unavoidably occasioned his absence, and that he should not be able to attend Committee that day, 
and that Committee then adjourned; Order, that Member do attend the House on a certain day 
LXII. 239. Member attends, informs the House that his absence was occasioned by the illness of a 
near relation, but that he had since attended ; the substance of what Member offered was taken down 
in writing, and same being verified upon oath, Member excused for his non-attendance; 244. 


Member informs the House (after a Member had been excused for not attending that day on account of 
illness,) that Committee had gone through all the evidence, and that parties had applied for a Commission 
to be sent to Ireland, and that it was only necessary that Committee should meet to direct that such 


Commission should be issued ; and Order, that Committee have leave to sit at the sick Member’s house 
on the morrow; LXXIV. 460. 


On account of Death of near Relations : 


That Committee met, when Chairman informed Committee that he had received a letter from one of the 
Members stating, that the death of a very near relation had made it impossible for him to attend, 
and that Committee then adjourned; And House being informed that Member would be able to 
attend on a particular day ; Orders, that Member be excused for not attending, and have leave to 
absent himself till the said day, and that Committee have leave to adjourn from the morrow till the 


said day; LVIII, 177. Order, that Member be excused and have leave to absent himself from any further 
attendance ; LVIII. 235. 


533. 


534. That Committee met, when they received an account of the death of a near relation of one of the Members 


which prevented him from attending, and that Committee then adjourned till yesterday, when Member 
not wane,” Committee adjourned till this day and Member not then attending, Committee further 
adjourned ; Member excused for non-attendance, and leave to absent himself from further attendance ; 
LVIII. 460. 

535. That Committee met, when Chairman produced a letter from one of the Members, stating that the sudden 
death of a near relation prevented him from attending that day; House informed that a person attended 
who could give the House information respecting the cause of Member’s absence, he was called in, 
examined upon oath; and Member excused, and leave to absent himself from any further attendance ; 
LIX. 120. —&lt;«— House informed that Member’s servant attended, who could give information respecting 


the cause of Member’s absence, he was called in, examined upon oath, and Member excused, and 
leave to absent himself from further attendance; LX. 82. 


536. That Committee met, when Chairman produced a letter which he had received that morning from a Member 


and Nominee, stating that he had just received the account of the death of a very near relation, which 
made it impossible for him to attend, and requesting Chairman would move the House that he may be 


discharged from attending, and that Committee then adjourned; Member excused for not attending, 
and leave to absent himself from further attendance ; LXXV. 315. 


537. Member acquaints the House, that since the adjournment of Committee that day, he had received a letter 
from a Member, stating the death of a near relation, and requesting that his letter might be communi- 
cated to the House ; hand-writing of Member verified upon oath by a Member present; and Order, that 
Member have leave to absent himself from further attendance; LIX. 394. 

538. Member informed the House, that one of the Members of Committee would be unable to attend on 
a particular day on account of the death of a relation, but that he would be able to attend on another 

- day; and Committee pray leave to adjourn till that day; and Order, that they have leave; LVIII. 228. 


On account of other causes : 


539. That Committee met, and one of the Members not attending, Committee continued to sit for one hour ; 


And then adjourned; Member ordered to attend in his place; LXII. 107. Member attends, and 
informs the House that he had by mistake conceived that Committee had actually been adjourned till 
another day, but being informed of his mistake, he had since attended; the substance of what he said 


taken 
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476 ELECTIONS—continued. 





VIII. Special Reports—continued. 
(6.)—Absence of Members of Committees—continued. 


On account of other causes—continued. 

taken down in writing verified upon oath, and Member excused for non-attendance on that day ; 
LX. 110. And then adjourned to this morning, when Committee met; And Member being then 
present, Committee proceeded, Member in his place, informed the House that he did not hear the 
precise time to which Committee had adjourned, the substance of what he offered taken down in 
writing verified upon oath, and excuse allowed ; LVIII. 154.—&lt;—&lt;«—And all the Members being present, 
the Member informed Committee, that when Committee adjourned, he did not exactly hear the hour to 
which it was adjourned, and then Committee adjourned, Member heard in his place, and having verified 
statement upon oath, he was excused; LXXIV; 227. 


540. That Committee met, and Member not attending, Committee continued to sit for one hour, and then 
adjourned ; Order, that Member do attend in his place on a certain day; LIX. 5. Another Report, 
That Committee met, and the same Member not attending, Committee to sit one hour, and then 
adjourned ; and that Committee and parties were desirous of proceeding; Motion, that said Member 
be discharged from further attendance; entry in Journals of 18 February 1775, of proceedings on 
Report respecting the absence of a Member from the Downton Election Committee, read; and House 
informed by a Member, that a misapprehension in conceiving the Committee was dissolved by the 
termination of the session had been the cause of his absenting himself, and that he is now at 
such a distance as to make his attendance within a short time impracticable; Member dis- 
charged from further attendance, and Committee have leave to proceed notwithstanding _ his 
absence; 10. Order for Member’s attendance, read; and Member not being in his place, Order, that 
he do attend on another day; 11. Member in his place, informed the House that he conceived all 
Committees were dissolved by prorogation, &amp;c.; Order for Member's attendance read, and dis- 
charged ; 34. | 


541. That Committee met, when several Members not attending, Committee continued to sit one hour, and then 
adjourned till this day, when they met again, and said Members not attending said Committee, again 
adjourned; Order, that said Members do attend this House at the next sitting, and that Committee have 
leave to adjourn till a certain day; LXXV. 102. [Note. Parliament was shortly afterwards dissolved.} 


542. That Committee met, when it appeared that a gentleman, who was originally a Member of Committee, had 
vacated his seat in Parliament; LIX. 5. 


543. House informed that Member had been summoned as a witness at a court martial to be holden on Monday 
next, and that it was apprehended it would not be in his power to attend either on Monday or Tuesday 
néxt; éntry in Journals of 11 February 1791, in relation to the leave given to Mr. Pelham to be absent 
from the Okehampton Election Committee, read ; Matter alleged taken down in writing; Member sworn; 
and leave to absent himself on the two days, and Committee have leave to adjourn; LIX. 272. 


(7.)\— Adjournment of Committees : 


At the request of Counsel : 


544, That Committee desired leave to adjourn until a future day, such adjournment being at the request of 
Counsel for Petitioners, on account of the illness of a material witness ; and the illness of such witness 
having been proved to their satisfaction on oath; leave given; LVIH. 293. 


545. From the morrow until certain days; such adjournment being at the request of Counsel for both parties, 
they being employed in making arrangements to facilitate the further progress of the business, in which 
they state they are interrupted by the meeting of Committee ; leave given ; LVIII. 310. 


546. That Committee met pursuant to Mr. Speaker's Warrant, when Minutes of proceedings of Commissioners 
appointed to take evidence in Ireland having been laid before them, Committee proceeded to take same 
into consideration ; and the proceedings being voluminous, Counsel on both sides, with consent of pareies,. 
requested time to prepare themselves ; and Committee having considered their request, &amp;c. desire leave 
of the House to adjourn to a particular day; Acts of 10 and 28 Geo. III. for regulation, and further 
regulation of trials of Controverted Elections, read, and leave given; LVIIF. 589. 


547. Member informed the House, That the Counsel for the several parties had stated to Committee, that if the 
Committee should obtain leave to adjourn for some days during the Easter holidays, no additional 
expense would be incurred, but that such adjournment might be of great convenience to the parties; and 
that Committee (which will to-morrow have sat eight weeks) are desirous of adjourning, and had directed 
him to move for leave to adjourn from the rising of Committee to-morrow till a particular day ; and 
leave given ; LIX. 187. 


On account of Absence of Members: 


548. Member informed the House; That one of the Members of Committee would be unable to attend on 
a certain day, on account of the death of a relation, but that he would be able to attend on the 
next day; and therefore Committee, having already sat three weeks, pray leave (with consent of all 
parties) to adjourn until that day; and leave given; LVIH. 228. That Committee met, and. proceeded 
until an account was brought to one of the Members of the dangerous illness’ of a very near relation, 
whom he was obliged to attend ; leave given to Committee to adjourn till a certain day ;.LXII. 104. 


549. Member acquainted the House, That he was directed by Committee (in case the House should give leave to 
a Member to be absent on a court martial) to move the House, That they might have leave to adjourn 
at the rising of the Committee on Saturday until Wednesday next; and leave given; LIX. 272. 


For the arrival of Evidence : 


551. | Member informed the House, That owing to an application on the part of the Sitting Member for an. 
adjournment for a few days, until the arrival of his evidence, he was directed by Committee to move for 
leave to adjourn from rising of Committee [15 March] until 23 March 1808; Act 10 Geo. III. to 
regulate trials of Controverted Elections, read; and leave given ; LXIII. 173. 


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VIII. Special Reports—continued. 


(7.)—Adjournment of Committees—continued. 


552. On account of Holidays, Fast Days, &amp;c.:—Member informed the House, That he was directed by 
Committee to move for leave to adjourn from the rising of the Committee to-morrow ; Until Wed- 
nesday next, on account of the Whitsun holidays, seth adjournment being with the consent of all 
parties, and no additional expense being incurred thereby, leave given; LIX. 286. Until Saturday 
next, Friday being the general fast day, leave given; LIX. 291. Until Thursday next, Wednesda 
being the general fast day, leave given; LXIiI. 67. Until Tuesday next, Monday being His Majesty's 
birth-day, ate given ; LIX. 315.—«—From the rising of Committee this day [Tuesday]; Until Thursday 
next, to-morrow being the general fast day, leave given; LXII. 166.—LXIII. 71.—&lt;—From this 
day [Tuesday]; Until Thursday next, to-morrow being the = fast day, leave given; LX. 17.— 
LXVIII. 289. —&lt;=— Member, on 13 April, informed the House that the Committee which had sat 
thirty-four days were desirous of adjourning for some days, and having the consent of both parties, had 


directed Chairman to move for leave to adjourn from the next rising till 26 April, [being the Easter recess], 
leave given ; LXIII.. 265. 


On account of appointment of Commissioners to take Evidence in Ireland : 


553. That Committees had made progress, but the parties having applied for a Commission, [or that the parties, 
or, some of the parties having applied for a Commission} under Act 42 Geo. III. c. 106, Committee 
had accordingly made an Order for the appointment of Commissioners to examine Evidence in Ireland, 
that all the parties interested had agreed in nominating, and had delivered to Chairman a list of three 
Barristers who thereby became Commissioners, that the Chairman had issued a Warrant to each of the 
Commissioners, and had addressed to Chairman of Commissioners a true copy of the Petition, &amp;c. 
that they ask permission to adjourn until Mr. Speaker shall direct them to re-assemble ; And Orders of 
leave accordingly ; On Election Petitions for; Donegal County ; LXIII. 299. Downpatrick ; LXII. 154.— 
LXX. 332. rogheda; LXXIV. 464. Dublin City; LxII. 240. Dublin University; Lymn 175. 
—LXIll. 85. Galway Town; LXVIII..172. Londonderry County: LXII. 315. Newry ; LXII. 292.— 
LXIII. 254. Waterford; LVIII. 222. Wexford County; LXIII. 264.—&lt;—.— Mr. Speaker acquaints 
the House that he had, by Warrant, inserted or to be inserted in the London Gazette, directed 
Committees to re-assemble ; LVIII. 326, 549.—LXIV. 3.—LXXV. 89. 


554, Galway Town; that in consequence of the Orders of Committee for the production of certain documents 
. not having been complied with by the Commissioners appointed to take Evidence in Ireland, it has 
become necessary to direct the re-assembling of Commissioners, with a: peretnptory Order to transmit 
the documents ; and as-there is no reason to believe that Committee will be enabled to proceed thereon 
previous to 14 June, they had directed Member to ask permission to adjourn [from 14 May] until that 
day, and leave given; LXVIII. 480. 
[ Note: —Downpatrick ; the Petitioner, after the appointment of Commissioners, and leave given to Committee to adjourn, 
presented a Petition, stating that he was not then desirous of prosecuting his Petition, but with the consent of Sitting Member, 
prayed the House to permit all further proceedings to be discontinued ; day appointed for considering Petition; Lxx. 339. 
Order of the day for considering Petition read, and Bill to enable the Select Committee to re-assemble, and to suspend the 


transmission of warrants for the appointment of Commissioners; Ordered, 342. This Bill received the Royal Assent, 388 ; 
and the Committee afterwards reporred in favour of the Sitting Member, 408.] 


(8.)— Witnesses and Evidence : 
Of Witnesses absconding : 


555. Camelford :—That William Hallett had wilfully absconded, in order to avoid being summoned to give Evidence; Order, that Hallett 
be taken into custody of the Serjeant; Lxx1v. 539. Serjeant informs the House, that Hallett had been taken, 560. Hallett’s Petition 
to be discharged; and Order, that he be brought up to the bar, &amp;c.; 590. Brought to the bar ; reprimanded and discharged ; 597. 

556. Grantham :—That the Speaker’s'warrants had been issued to procure the attendance of Sir William Manners, William Atter, Hugh 
Manners, and Richard Armson Jarvis; and that it appeared to the Committee, that due diligence had been used in serving same; 
and that said persons had not attended the Committee; Motion, That they be taken into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms, 
withdrawn; and Order that Short-hand Writer do attend, with Minutes of Evidence taken before Committee; Lxxv. 402. 
Short-hand Writer called in, and at the bar read extracts from Minutes; Motion, That Sir William Manners be taken into the 
custody of the Serjeant; Amendment proposed to question, to leave out certain words, in order to add the words, “ do attend 
this House upon Monday next,” and not made; Orders, that Sir William Manners and that R.A. Jarvis be taken into the 

_ custody of the Serjeant; Motion, That Hugh Manners be taken into the custody of the Serjeant, withdrawn; and Order, that © 
he do attend the House upon Monday next; Motion, that Atter be taken into the custody of the Serjeant; Amendment proposed and 
made; and Order, that Atter do attend the House on Monday next; 404. Serjeant called upon to give an account of what had been 
done for taking Sir William Manners and Jarvis; Messenger informed the House of his ineffectual attempts to execute the orders ; 
Resolutions, that Sir William Manners and Jarvis had absconded ; Addresses, that his Majesty would immediately issue Proclamations, 
with rewards for apprehending them; 419. Deputy Serjeant informed the House, that Jarvis had surrendered himself; Order for 
presenting Address relative to him discharged ; and Jarvis committed to Newgate; Order for the Keeper of Newgate, upon Monday, 
and from time to time, to bring him to the Committee, as often as Committee shall require; and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrants 
accordingly ; 423. Order for the attendance of Hugh Manners and Atter read and discharged ; 430. Serjeant informed the House, that 
Sir William Manners had surrendered himself ; Order for presenting Address relative to him discharged; Sir William Manners committed 
to Newgate; and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrants accordingly ; 430. Petition of Jarvis to be discharged ; to lie on the table, and to 
be printed; and Order, that Jarvis be brought to the bar to-morrow, in order to his being reprimanded and discharged; Mr. Speaker 
to issue his warrants accordingly ; 438. Jarvis reprimanded and discharged, 443. Petition of Sir William Manners, alledging his ill 
health, and praying to be discharged, without his personal attendance at the bar of the House; the Surgeon of Newgate examined on 
the state of Sir William Manners’ health ; a Member present confirmed his statement ; Sir William Manners ordered to be discharged 
from Newgate, upon payment of his fees ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrants accordingly; 467. 


Of Witnesses being summoned ard not appearing : 


557. Dunfermline :—That James Trotter, having been duly summoned by the Speaker's warrant, and by an order of Chairman of Committee, 
to attend, disobeyed such warrant and order, and had not appeared ; Order, that Trotter be taken into the custody of the Serjeant, and that 
the Speaker do issue his warrant; Lv111.209. Serjeant being called upon to give an account of what he had done, the Messenger who 
was sent in search of Trotter informed the House, that very strict inquiry was made after him, but that he was not yet taken; 
253- Deputy Serjeant informed the House, that Trotter had surrendered himself, and that he was now in custody of the Serjeant, 
279. Petition of Trotter tu be released from confinement; and Order, that Trotter be brought to the bar of the House; 293. 
Order read, and Order that Trotter be now brought to the bar; and he was brought, and standing ‘at ‘the bar, and the Serjeant 
by him, with the mace, he was.informed by Mr. Speaker with the matter of the Report ; and Trotter was heard, and then directed to 
be taken from the bar; Motion, that Trotter be again brought to the bar, im order to his being discharged, paying his fees; 


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478 | ELECTION S—continued. 





VIII. Special Reports—continued. peat tee ARS YY 


(8.)—Witnesses and Evidence—continued. 


Report of the Select Committee, and entries in Journals of 4th November and 2d, 5th, and 8th December 1796, of. 5d 
with respect to Alexander Morrice, a witness on the Southwark Election Petition, read; Motion negative; Order, that so much 
of Minutes of Committee as relates to Trotter, be laid before the House ; 298. Minutes presented and printed, 309. Resolution, 
that Trotter had been guilty of a breach of privilege; and Orders, that Trotter be committed to Newgate; and that Mr. Speaker do 
issue his warrants; 318.. Petition of Trotter to be released; Orders, that he be brought to the bar on Friday next, and that 
Mr. Speaker do issue his warrants; 381. Brought to the bar; reprimanded and discharged; 389. 


Middlesex : 


558. That Benjamin Weal, having been duly summoned to attend as a witness before them, had disobeyed such summons, and had not 

. . appeared; entry in Journals of the 4th November 1796, of proceedings in relation to Alexander Morrice, read; and Order, that 

Weal be taken into the custody of the Serjeant; and that Mr. Speaker do issue his warrant; L1x.214. House informed,that Weal had 

been taken into custody ; Order, that the Serjeant do take Weal to the Select Committee, when and as often as he shall be required by 

Committee ; 218. Petition of Weal, praying to be discharged; House informed, that Committee did not require his further 

attendance; Order, that Weal be brought to the bar to morrow, in order to his being discharged; 221. Weal brought to the bar; 
reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees; 224. 

559. That William [lett having been duly summoned, did not attend, and when brought before the Committee, was guilty of gross 
misbehaviour; and therefore that Committee had committed him to the Custody of the Serjeant; Orders that Ilett do stand 
committed to the custody of the Serjeant; and that the Serjeant do take him to the Committee when and as often as he shall be 
required by the Committee ; L1x. 338. Petition of Ilett to be discharged ; Order that Ilett be brought to the Bar ; Ilett brought to the 
Bar; reprimanded, and discharged, paying his fees ; 348. 

560. Shrewsbury :— That Sarah Barrow having been duly summoned, did not attend; Barrow ordered to be taken inte the Custody of 
the Serjeant at Arms; ~x11. 272. Petition of Barrow to be discharged ; to-lie on the Table, 359. House informed that it was 
necessary that Barrow should be discharged forthwith, and that a medical person attended, who could give information relative to the 
state she was in ; he was called in, examined, and Barrow discharged, paying her fees ; 363. 


561. Wootton Bassett :—That Ann Hale, Martha Stout, and Sarah Greenaway having been duly summoned, by an Order signed by the 
Chairman, to attend to give Evidence, had disobeyed such Order, and had not appeared ; Order, that they be taken into the Custody of 
the Serjeant; Lxx1v.170. House informed that they had been taken into Custody ; Order, that the Serjeant do take them to the 
Select Committee when and as often as he shall be required by the Committee so todo, 170. Report, that Ann Hale had been brought 
in Custody, before the Committee, and examined, and that it appears to Committee that Hale declined attending from infirmity, 
(being eighty-six) and not from disrespect, and that she appears to be in a weak state; Hale discharged out of custody, without paying 
fees, 181. Report, that it did not appear to Committee tnat Stout and Greenaway had disobeyed the Order from disrespect, but from 
not having the means of defraying their travelling expenses ; Stout and Greenaway discharged out - custody, without paying any 
fees, 192. 


Of Witnesses giving false Evidence, prevaricating, &amp;c. 
562. Aylesbury :—tThat John Wilson, by giving contradictory evidence, was guilty of gross and wilful prevarication ; and that Com- 
mittee had committed him to the custody of the Serjeant; Wilson committed to Newgate; and Mr. Speaker to‘issue his Warrants ; 
LIx. 111. Petition of Wilson to be discharged ; and Order, that Wilson be brought to the bar to be discharged ; and that Mr. Speaker 
do issue his Warrants, 145. Wilson brought to the bar, reprimanded, and discharged, paying his fees, 151. 


563. Camelford :—That John Chapman was guilty of giving false evidence, and that the Committee had committed him to the custody of 
the Serjeant; Lxx1v.292. Chapman committed to Newgate, 293. Petition of Chapman to be discharged ; to be brought to the bar 
forthwith, in order to his being discharged; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants accordingly, 325. Chapman brought to the bar, 
reprimanded, and discharged, paying his fees, 326. That John Evelyn was guilty of giving false evidence, and that the Committee 
had committed him to the custody of the Serjeant; Evelyn committed to Newgate; Lxxiv.311. Petition of Evelyn to be 
discharged ; to be brought to the bar forthwith ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants accordingly ; 325. Evelyn brought to the 
bar, reprimanded, and discharged, paying his fees, 326. 

564. Grimsby, Great :——That John Hall had given contradictory evidence, and was guilty of gross prevarication and misbehaviour ; iad 
therefore that Committee had committed him to the custody of the Serjeant ; Order, that Hall.do stand committed to the custody of 
the Serjeant; and that Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrant; Lv1i1. 220, Petition of Hall to be released; and Order, thet Hall be 
brought to the bar to-morrow, to be discharged ; 260. Hall reprimanded, and discharged, 262. 


565. Iv es, St. :-—That it is the opinion of Committee, that there are strong grounds for believing that George Patrick Dunn has been guilty 
of perjury, and that the Chairman be directed to move the House, that the Attorney General be ordered to prosecute him ; Chairman 
moved the House accordingly, and Order, that the Attorney General be directed to prosecute Dunn; Lxxv. 332. 


566. Limerick :—That Henry D’Esterre, Esq. Recorder of Limerick, being called as a witness, was guilty of gross prevarication, and that 
they had committed him to the custody of the Serjeant; D’Esterre committed to Newgate; Lxxv. 384. Petition of D’Esterre to 
be discharged; Orders, that Petition do lie upon the Table and be printed, and that D’Esterre be brought to the bar upon Monday 
next in order to be reprimanded and discharged ; 428. D’Esterre reprimanded and discharged, 431. 


567. Maidstone :—That Walter Jury was guilty of wilful prevarication, and therefore Committee had committed him to the custody of the 
Serjeant; Order, that he be committed to Newgate, and that Mr. Speaker do issue his warrants; Lx11. 130. Petition of Jury to be 
released, and orders that he be brought to the bar to be discharged, and that Mr. Speaker do issue his warrants, 178. Jury 
reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees, 193. 

568. Middlesex :—That Cyprian Whillock was guilty of gross prevarication, and that Committee had committed him to the custody of the 
Serjeant ; Order, that Whillock be committed to Newgate, and that Mr. Speaker do issue his warrants; Lix. 390. . Petition of 
Whillock to be discharged, and Orders that Whillock be brought to the bar to be discharged, and that Mr. Speaker do issue his 
warrants, 420, Whillock reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees, 427. 


Nottingham : 

569. That Frederick Shuttleworth, by giving contradictory evidence, was guilty of wilful prevarication, and therefore that Committee had 
committed him to the custody of the Serjeant; Order, that Shuttleworth do stand committed to the custody of ‘he Serjeant, 
and that Mr. Speaker to issue his warrant; Lv111. 237. Petition of Shuttleworth to be released, and Order that he be brought to 
the bar to-morrow to be discharged, 264. Shuttleworth reprimanded and discharged, 267. 

570. That Stephen Brooks was guilty of wilful prevarication, and therefore Committee had committed him to the custody of the Serjeant ; 
Brooks committed to Newgate, and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrant; Lvi11. 244. Petition of Brooks to be discharged, and Orders, 
that Brooks be brought to the bar upon Monday next to be discharged, and that Mr. Speaker do issue his warrants, 293. Brought 
to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees, 297. 

671. Weymouth and Melcombe Regis :—That Daniel Luce was upon Saturday last guilty of gross and wilful prevarication, and 
therefore that they. had committed him to the custody of the Serjeant, and that Luce having this day been again brought before the 
Committee had persisted in similer prevarication ; Luce committed to Newgate, and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrants; Lxviti. 160. 
Petition of Luce to be discharged; to lie upon the Table; 246. Petition read, and Order that Luce be brought to the bar to be 
discharged, and that the Speaker do issue his warrants, 292. Luce brought to the bar, reprimanded and sehen paying his 
fees, 300. 





572. Wootton 


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VIII. Special ' Reports—continued. | 
: (8.)—Witnesses and Evidence—continued. 


572. Wootton Bassett :—That Thomas Jefferies a witness had been guilty of wilful prevarication, and that the Committee had committed 
him to the Serjeant’s custody; Jefferies committed to Newgate, and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrants; Luxx. 8g. -Petition of 
Jefieries to be discharged, and Order, that he be brought to the bar to be discharged, and that Mr. Speaker do issue his warrants, 111. 
Jelleries brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees, 118, 


(9).—Other Matters : 


573. Knaresborough :—That no Election was held, nor any Return made; that the Returning Officers were prevented from proceeding 
to the Election by a violent tumult; that Joseph Mosey Allen, Richard Dewes, Thomas Abbott, William Whitehead, Ann Houseman, 
William Allison, and Henlock were principally concerned in the tumult; Lx. 112. Day appointed for further considering 


Report ; Minutes ordered; 113. Presented, and with Report to be printed, 114. Report further considered, 140. Resolutions 
agreed to, and Mr. Attorney General ordered to prosecute the said persons, 141. 


574. Limerick :—That during the investigation before the Committee, various acts of the Corporation of Limerick as stated in the Petition 
were brought to light, which renders it necessary for the said Committee to request the House will order the Minutes of Evidence to 
be printed ; Order, that Minutes of proceedings of Committee be laid before the House; Lxxv. 384. Presented ; to lie on the Table 


and be printed ; 384. 
575. Woreester City - :——That when the case of the Freemen, Petitioners against the return of Lord Viscount Deerhurst, came before the’ 
Committee for the purpose of decision, the said Petitioners did not appear by themselves, their Counsel or Agents ; day appwinted 


for further considering Report, and to be printed; txxiv. 260. .Mr. Speaker informs the House that he had: certified the 
recognizance into the Exchequer, 287. , 





576. Special Resolution of the House as to a void Election :—tThat the Election for Truro is void 


with respect to William Gosset and Lord Fitzroy James Henry Somerset, (it being a double return as respecting them,) the former 
not having entered into his recognizances and the latter not having petitioned the House; Lx xv. 243. 


IX. Returns Amended: 


577. On Account of Mistakes in the Names of Members. returned :—House informed, that there were mistakes in the 
names of persons returned ; Order, that the Deputy Clerk of the Crown do attend; and he attended, and Returns were read ; entries 
in Journal read; House informed of persons [mostly returning officers] attending ; they were called in, examined and gave evidence 
of the mistakes; Order, that Return be amended ; Deputy Clerk amended Return, and Order, that leave be given to petition withia 
fourteen, days,—For, viz. Carlow; Return of Arthur Symes, Esq. amended to Michael Symes, Esq.; Lx1. 508. ———— Newtown, in 
the county of Southampton; Return of Evan Law, Esq. amended to Ewan Law, Esq. ;, Lv11. 504. Mitchell (a. Member also 
informed the House of the mistake); Robert George Hobart, Esq. amended to George Robert Hobart, Esq.; LXV111. 47.——— 
Tralee; Return read, by which it appeared that person returned was. named James Steven, Esq. of Serjeant’s Inn, London; a person 
attended and gave evidence, that he was perfectly acquainted with every person inhabiting Serjeant’s Inn, London, and that there was 
no person there of the name of James Steven, but that there was a gentleman of the name of James Stephen; Return of James Steven, 
Esq. amended to ‘James Stephen, Esq.; Lx11. 150. Tralee; Return read of James Evan Bailie, Esq. of Albany Chambers, 
London; a person gave evidence, that he was perfectly acquainted with every person inhabiting Albany Chambers, and that there was 
no:person there of the name of James Evan Bailie, but two of the name of Baillie, one John Baillie, and the othet James Evan Baillie, * 
and Member present informed the House, that he knows that the Member feturned for Tralee spells his name Bailie; Return of 

James Evan Bailie amended to James Evan Bailie; uxvi11. 606. 


578. By erasing the names of certain persons, and inserting the names of others instead thereof: eaniliog 
Boroughbridge ; Lx xv. 289. Bridport; Lxxv. 334. Callington; txxv.305. Chippenham; Lv111. 300.—1Lx11. 161. Evesham; 
_ LXIII, 92. —_ Lxxiv. 156. Fowey; Lxxiv. 192, 438. Galway; Lxvii1: 583. Glasgow, Rutherglen, Renfrew, and Dumbarton 
District of Burghs ; tvii1. 306. Grampound; Lx111. 305. Grimsby, Great; Lvii1, 269. — ix111. 118. Guildford; ux. 246. 
Harwich ; Lvir1. 333. Horsham; Lxiu. 127. Jpswich; txxv. 315.. Kirkcudbright; rvi11. 401. Leominster; LxxIv. 192. 
Limerick City; Lxxv. 392. Maldon; rx11.104. Middlesex (Order. that the person whose name was erased, arid the Freeholders.“ 
of the county be at liberty to petition within fourteen days); Lx. 121. Middlesex ; Lx1.35.° Penryn; Lx11, 104. Splteeh s LXII. 145. 
Shaftesbury; Lxvi11. 197. Taunton; Lxxiv. 420. Thetford; rx11. 104. Waterford; L1x. 38. 








579. Double Returns amended :—By rasing out the name of one of the persons returned, and what relates to him, and making such ” 
other alterations as are proper in consequence ; For Dunfermline; &amp;c. District of Burghs; Lv111. 216. By taking off the file 
one Indenture ; for viz. Bishop’s Castle; rxxv. 321. Horsham; x11. 73. Liskeard; 11x. 282, Saltash ; vx111. 127. 





X. Members returned for more Places than one make their Election: 


580. Abbott, The Right honourable Charles, for Woodstock ; Lv111. 71. For the University of Oxford; 1x11. 48,—————-Adam, William, for , 
Kincardineshire; Lx11. 789.—&lt;——Arbuthnot, The Right honourable Charles, for St. Germains; Lxx1v. 146.———--Barham, 

Joseph Foster, for Oakhampton; Lx1t. 49. Beresford, ‘The Right honourable John, for the connty of Waterford; Lvitt. 71. 
Bouverie, Charles Henry, for Downton; Lxvuiit. 89. Canning, The Right honourable. George, for Liverpool ; 
LXVIIL. 67, 336. Castlereagh, Lord Viscount, for the county of Down; Lxvist. 106. Carwen, John Christian, for 
Cumberland; Lxxv. 209. Dickinson, William, for Somersetshire; Lx11. 60. Fitzgerald, The Right honourable 
Maurice, for the county of Kerry; Lx11. 48. Fitzpatrick, The Right. honourable Richard, for Bedfordshire; ~x11. 687. 
Folkestone, Lord Viscount, for New Sarum; Lxx1v. 120. Foster, John Leslie, for Armagh; LxXxXIv. 113.——— 
Freemantle, William Henry, for Saltash ; x11. 178. Golding, Edward, for Plympton Earl; Lvir1. 73. ———— Hawkins, Sir * 
Christopher, for Grampound ; 1x11. 48. Hill, Sir George Fitzgerald, Bart. for Londonderry ; 1x11. 73.———Hotham, Lord, 
for Leominster; LXxv. 323. Hurst, Robert, for Shaftesbury; Lvi11. 145.——— Knox, the Honourable George, for the 

- University of Dublin; tvi11.'374.— x11. 58. Lascelles, The Honourable Henry, for Yorkshire; txv111. 64.——— 
Lascelles, the Honourable Edward, for Northallerton ; tx11. 687. Lefevre, Charles Shaw, for Reading; tv111. 78.———Lowther, 
John, for Cumberland ; rx11. 48. — Lxvir1. 64, ——— Mahon, Viscount, for Hull; 1x11. 712. Molyneux, Henry Howard, 
for Gloucester; Lxv111. 64. ——— Newport, Sir John, for Waterford City ; 1x11. 60. Nichol, Sir John, for Gread Bedwin ; 
Lx. 716. Owen, Sir John, Bart. for Pembrokeshire; LXVIII. 275. Percy, Earl, for Northumberland; 1x11. 687. 
Porcher, Josias Dupré, for Old Sarum; x11. 712. Prendergast, Michael George, for Galway; LXxv. 284.——— / 
Russell, Matthew, for Saltash; i~xxiv. 106. ——— Saxton, Sir Charles, Bart. for Cashell; ~Lxvutt. 89. ———— Scott, The 
Right honourable Sir William, for Oxford University ; txx1v. 120. Seymour, Lord Robert, for Carmarthenshire ; Lx11. 718, 
———Seymour, Horace, for Lisburne; ~txxy. 213. Shipley, William, for Flint; txt. 697. Smith, Samuel, for 
Leicester; Lv111. 90.— LxiI. 718. Smith, John, for Nottingham; LxII. 71. Smith, George, for Wendover; 
LXVI1II. 64. ——— Sneyd, Nathaniel, for county of Cavan; 1Lxil. 49. Sullivan, Sir Henry, for Lincoln; uxvir1. 64. 
Tierney, ‘The Right honourable George, for Knaresborough; LXXvV. 214. Vansittart, Right honourable Nicholas, for 
Old Sarum; wx11. 48. Wellesley, ‘The Right honourable Sir Arthur; for Newport, Hants; LXx11. 707, ———— Wellesley, . 
The Honourable Henry, for E ye; Lx. 717. Wetherell, Charles, for Shaftesbury; LXvitl. 335.——— Wickham, The Right 


honourable William, for Callington; tx11. 66.———W i a Francis John, for Horsham; Lx11. 74.———Wortley, James Archibald 
Stewart, for Yorkshire;, LXXIv. 278. . 




























































































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480 ELECTIONS—continued. 


ess EEE 


X. Members returned for more Places than one, make their Election—continued. 


581. Members returned for more places than one, make their Election,—By letter; Ltv111. 71.—Lx11. 48, 49.—Lxvitt. 64, 89.—Lxxrv.. 
106, 113,120. In the House; Lvi11. 71, 73.—Lxu1. 48, 60.—Lxvitt. 64, 67.—Lxxiv. 146.—Lxxv. 209, &amp;c.—-Members 
inform the House, that Members returned for more places than one, had authorized them to acquaint the House, that they had 

made their Election; Lx. 73, 716. 


XI. Questions as to Seats being vacated on account of Members accepting 
Offices, &amp;c. 


582. Chief Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Lancaster :—House informed, That the Right honourable 
John Charles Villiers, who has come into possession of the office of Chief Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of the County 
Palatine of Lancaster, is desirous of knowing the sense of the House, whether his seat was thereby become vacant; Copy of the Grant 
ordered, L1x. 332. Presented, 366. New Writ, 371. 


Consul General to Her Most Faithful Majesty, for Her dominions in Europe :—Motion for a new Writ for Poole, in the room of John 
Jefiery, Esq. who has accepted that office ; Debate adjourned ; Address for Copy Warrant of Mr. Jeffery’s appointment; ux1v. 14. 
Answer and Copy presented, 17. Debate resumed; Entry in Journal of 19 February 1762, of anew Writ for Edinburgh in the 
rooin of George Lind, Esq. who had accepted the office of Conservator of the Privileges of the Scots’ nation in the Netherlands, and 
Copy of appointment of Mr. Lind and of Mr. Jeffery’s commission read, and new Writ ordered ; 28. 


683. Greenwich Hospital, Treasurer of :—Motion for issuing new Writ for Rochester, in the room of Sir Thomas Boulden 
Thompson, who, since his Election, hath accepted the office of Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital ; Withdrawn, Lxx1. 249. Clauses 
in Act 6 Anne, c. 7, read; and Motion, That the appointment of Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital is not a commission in the Army 
or Navy; previous Question thereupon, negatived; 324. Petition of Freemen of Rochester for a new Writ; to lieupon the Table, 429. 
Motion, That the appointment of ‘Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital is not a commission in the Army or Navy; previous Question 
affirmative thereon ; and Resolution, That the appointment of Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital is not a commission in the Army or 
Navy ; and new Writ ordered, in the room of Sir Thomas Boulden Thompson ; 453. 


684. Holy Orders :—The Deputy Register of the diocese of Sarum ordered to attend with the Register Book of Orders celebrated by the 
late Bishop of Sarum; tv1. 118. Other persons ordered to attend, 118, 122. Motion for calling in the Deputy Register ; Motion 
for adjournment made, and negatived upon division; Deputy Register called in, examined, and produced’a book of the acts of the 
Bishop of Salisbury ; Book delivered in, and entry, that John Horne was ordained Priest on 23 November 1760, read; The Clerk 
of the Church of Brentford examined with respect to the Reverend John Horne having officiated, and Mr. Clitheroe examined with 
respect to the said John Hurne having afterwards taken the name of Tooke; Select Committee appointed to examine the Journals of 
the House and Records of Parliament for precedents respecting the eligibility of persons in Holy Orders to sit in the House; 133. (See 
Committees, 1421.) Two Reports, 269, 276. House resolves to take into consideration the Minutes of Examination, and the Reports, 
318. Minutes and Reports read ;. Motion for New Writ in the room of the Rev. John Horne Tooke, who being, at the time of his 
Election, in Priest’s Orders, was, and is incapable of sitting; Mr. Horne Tooke heard in his place ; previous Question negatived ; 353. 
Bill to prevent doubts respecting the eligibility of persons in Holy Orders to sit in the House; Ordered, 365. See Clergy, 2. ——— 
Motion for a new Writ for Cashell, in the room of Richard Bagwell, Esq. who has taken Holy Orders; House informed that he had 
taken Orders since Act 41 Geo. III.; Act read; Debate adjourned; tv11.13. Further adjourned, 14. New Writ ordered in the 
room of Mr. Bagwell, who had accepted the Chiltern Hundreds, 17. 7 | 


6a5. Parliaments, Clerk of the :—Motion for a new Writ for Southampton, in the room of George Henry: Rose, Esquire, who hath 
accepted the office of Clerk of the Parliaments; Debate thereon adjourned, Lxx111.103. Resumed; new Writ; 110. 


586. Secretary of State :—House informed, That the Lord Hawkesbury (a:'Member) having, previous to his Election accepted the office 
‘of one of the Secretaries of State, (there being two other Principal Secretaries of State,) desires the opinion of the House, whether he 
ought to be deemed to have accepted the office of Third Secretary of State, or Secretary of State for the Colonies, or an office of the 
same nature, within the intent of Act 22 Geo. III.; Act read; and Resolucion, That the Lord Hawkesbury. is capable of being 
a Member, notwithstanding his acceptance of the said office; Lv1. 200. 


XII. Writs (Warrants for new Writs) ordered : 
(1.)—In the room of Members deceased : 


687. Aberdeen, James Ferguson, rxxv. 481. Abingdon, George Knapp; Lxv. 3. 
Drake; LXVI. 3. Alban’s, Saint, Joseph Halsey; Lxx111. 76. Andrew's, Saint, Perth, Dundee, Cupar and Forfar 
District of Burghs, David Scott; Lx1. 3. Anstruther Easter, Anstruther Wester, Kilrenny, Pitterweem and Crail District of 
Burghs, Sir John Carmichael Anstruther, Baronet; Lx x111. 47. Armagh, Borough, Patrick Duigenan; 1xx1. 298.————. 
Armagh, County, William Brownlow ; Lxx1. 3. Arundel, Sir Arthur Piggott; Ltxxv. 3. Aylesbury, George Henry 
Crompton Cavendish; Lx1v. 20. : 

586. Banbury, The Honourable Frederick Sylvester North Douglas ; Lxxv. 3.————Barnstaple, George Woodford Thellusson ; txvrt. 4. 
————-Beaumaris, Lord Newborough ; Lx111. 3.———Bedford, Samuel Whitbread; 1xx. 471.—=——Belfast, Sir Edward May, 
Baronet; LXx. 3,—--——Berwick-upon-Tweed, Henry Heneage Saint Paul; Lxxv. 485.———Bewdley, Miles Peter Andrew; 
LXIX. 504.————Bishop’s Castle, General Robinson; Lx x1v. 601.———Blechingly, James Mills; 1x. 215. Sir Charles Talbot, 
Baronet ; LXVIII. 94.—————Boroughbridge, The Honourable John Scott; 1x1. 3.———Bossiney, Lord Rendlesham ; txtv. 3. 


———Boston, Thomas Fydell; uxvir. 237.———Brackley, Anthony Henderson; Lxv1. 20.———Bramber, George Sutton ; 
LIx. 96.—&lt;———Buekingham, Lord Viscount Proby ; Lx. 3. 


689, Callington, Sir John Call, Baronet; rv1. 159. Complaint made of delay in the execution of the Writ, 233. (See infra, 733.) 
' "Another Writ issued, it ‘appearing that the former was lost, 243.————Cambridge, County, General James Whorwood Adeane, 
LVII. 358.——=——-Cambridge University, The Right honourable William Pitt; Lx1, 15.———Campbelltown, &amp;c. District of Burghs, 

John Campbell; ixiv, 199.———Canterbury, James Simmons; Lx11.61.———Cardigan, County, Thomas Johnes; 1xxr. 358. 
———Cardiff, Lord William Stuart; Lxx. 3.—-—Carlisle, Henry Fawcett ; Lx x1. 61.———Carlow, County of, David Latouche ; 

LXXI, 239.—————Cheshire,’ William Egerton; Lx1. 279. Christchurch, The Right honourable George Rose; Lxx111. 103. 


———Clackmannanshire, Sir John Abercromby, Knight ; Lxx11. 147,————Corfe Castle, Peter William Baker ; Lx x1. 4, 
Coventry, Francis William Barlow; Lx. 245. 


591. Derby, William Cavendish; Lxvi1. 88.—&lt;——Devonshire, John Pollexfen Bastard; txx1. 306———Donegal, County of, Henry 
, Vaughan Brooke; Lx111. 3.—=——Droitwich, Sir Edward Winnington, Baronet; Lx. 8.. The Honourable Andrew Foley ; uxx1v. 
112.————Dublin, The Right honourable Henry Grattan; Lxxv. 312.———Dumfries, Shire of, Sir Robert Laurie, Baronet; 

Lx. 3.——=-—Dundalk, Thomas Hughan ; txvi1. 92.—&lt;——Dungannon, The Honourable John Knox; tv11. 12. Right honourable 


Lord Claude Hamilton ; Lxtv. 32.———-Dunwich, The Right honourable Lord Huntingfield; Lxx.11. 3.———Durham, County 
of, Sir Henry Vane Tempest; Lx1x. 3. 


“Essex, John Bullock; Lxv. 3. 


Forfar, Shire of, Sir David Carnegie, Baronet; Lx. 336.————Fortrose, Inverness, Nairn and Forres District of Burghs, P 
Baillie ; LXVII. 3.—-—Fowey, Lord Viscount Valletort; Lxxrv. 192. : ma 


504. Glamorganshire, Thomas. Wyndbash ;.. LxX. 10.—Benjamin Hall; txx111. 3. ———— Gloucester, John Pitt; tx1. 3. 








Agmondesham, Thomas Drake Tyrwhitt 























&amp; 8 


Morris; Lx x11. 3.———-Grinstead, East, Sir Nathaniel Holland, Baronet; Lxvit.3.. Sir George Johnstone Hope ; ake 
Saal 595. Harwich 


fF 


ELECTIONS—continued. 481 





XII. Writs (Warrants for new Writs) ordered—continued. 
(1.)}—In the room of Members deceased—continued. 


695. Harwich, John Robinson; tviti. 114. Haverford West, Lord Kensington; vit. 76. 
Lx. 211. ‘Thomas Powell Symonds; Lxxv. 3. Hertfordshire, The Honourable Penniston Lamb; Lx. 19, —— Heydon, 
George Johnstone ; Lx1x. 81. Higham Ferrers, Stephen Thurston Adey; Lv11. 9. Right honourable William Wyndham ; 
LXV. 472. Honiton, George Shum ; ix. 111.—-Sir John Honeywood, Baronet ; Lx1. 189. ——— Horsham, Patrick Ross; 
Lx. 3.———Hythe, Thomas Godfrey ; Lxv. 158. 

596. Ipswich, Charles Alexander Crickett; tvii1. 116. 


597. Kent, Sir Edward Knatchbull, Baronet; txxv. 3. 
Baronet ; Lxvi. 462. 








Hereford, John Scudamore; 














Kilrenny, Anstruther, &amp;c. Burghs, The Right honourable Sir John Anstruther, 
Kinross-shire, Thomas Graham; LxxV. 3. Knaresborough, James Hare; 11x. 185. 











598. Lewes, Thomas Kemp; txvi. 298. Henry Shelley; txviti. 4. Lincoln, The honourable William: Monson ; LXIII. 3- 
Sir Henry Sullivan, Bart.; Lx1x. 267. ——— Lincolnshire, Charles Chaplin; txx11. 3. —~— Londonderry, The Honourable 


Sir William Ponsonby, K.C. B.; uxx. 470.—~—— Longford, County of, Sir Thomas Fetherston, Baronet; Lxxv. 3. ——— 
Ludgershall, Thomas Everett; Lxv. 103. 


599. Marlow, Great, Thomas Williams; tvi11. 73. 
County of, Richard Dawson ; Lx111. 3. 
LxxI. 336. 





Minehead, John Fownes Luttrell, senior; Lxx1I. 123, ———— Monaghan, 
Monmouthshire, James Rooke; tx1. 3. Lord Arthur John Henry Somerset ; 
Montrose, Aberdeen, Brechin, Aberbrothock and Inverbervie, District of Burghs, Alexander Allardyce; tv11. 64. 


601. Newport, Cornwall, Joseph Richardson; Lv111. 499. Newport, Hants, Richard Fleming Worsley Holmes; Lxx. 10. 
Newtown, Hants, Barrington Pope Blachford; txx1..388. Norfolk, Sir Jacob Henry Astley; txx11. 227. North- ~- 
allerton, Lord Viscount Lascelles; txix. 362. Northampton, The Honourable Edward Bouverie; txvi. 3. The Right 
honourable Spencer Perceval; txvir. 384. Nottinghamshire, The Honourable Evelyn Pierrepont; Lv11. 10. 


























602. Okehampton, Christopher Saville; txx1v. 392. 


603. Pembroke, Hugh Barlow; vx1v. 11. Sir Hugh Owen; txv.3. Sir Thomas Picton, K. B. C. B.; Lxx. 421..————— Peter- 
borough, The Right honourable William Elliott; txx1v.106. French Laurence; Lxiv. 110. Petersfield, William Joliffe ; 
LVII. 245. Plympton, Earle, Sir Stephen Lushington, Bart. ; x11. 88. Poole, The Right honourable Sir Charles 


Stuart, K._B. ;. .v1..227.—~=—.Portsmouth, .Lord Hugh intent Lvi1. 13. Sir Thomas Miller; .xx11. 3. ——&lt;—— Preston, John 
Horrocks; 11x. 144. , 











G04. | Queen’s County, Sir John’ Parnell, Bart.; ivi. 72. 


605. Renfrew, William M*‘ Dowall; txv. 270. —~—— Richmond, Honourable Charles Lawrence Dundas; Lxv. 45. Romney, 
New, Sir John Thomas Duckworth, Bart; txx111.3. -Richard Earle Drax Grosvenor; Lxx1v. 123. —~—— Ross, Shire of, 
General Alexander Mackenzie Fraser; txv.3. The Honourable William Frederick Mackenzie; txx. 3. ——— Rutland, Right 


honourable Lord Carbery; tx. 3. Rye, Town and Port, Thomas Phillips Lamb; txx1v. 602. Ryegate, Lord 
Viscount Royston; LXxIIt. 355. ; 











606. Sandwich, Admiral Rainier; Lx111. 263. —~—— Sarum, New, William Hussey ; ~Lxvil. 132. Seaford, Town and Port, 
Sir Richard Joseph Sullivan, Bart.; ux1. 561.——— Selkirk, Peebles, Linlithgow and Lanark, District of Burghs, Sir John 
Buchanan Riddell, Bart.; Lxxt1v. 369. Shrewsbury, Sir William Pulteney, Bart.; Lx. 331. . Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt Jones, 
Bart.; uxvi1, 3. Richard Lyster; Lxx1v. 399. —— Somerset, William ‘Dickinson; Lx1. 342. Southampton, County 
of, Sir Henry Paulet St. John Mildmay, Bart.; Lx1v. 3. ——— Southwark, Henry Thornton; txx. 6g. Staffordshire, Sir 
Edward Littleton, Bart.; Lxvir. 384. Stamford, John Leland ;, Lx111. 3.—-+— Surrey, Sir Thomas Sutton, Bart.; xix. 10. 
———Sutherland, Major General John Randoll Mackenzie; Lxv. 3. ‘ 

















607. Taunton, John Hammett; ixvi. 259. Tavistock, Richard Fitzpatrick; Lxvitr. 420. ——— Thirsk, Sir Gregory Page 


Turner, Bart.; Lx. 12. Tipperary, The Honourable Montague Mathew; uxx1v. 261. ——— Totness, John Berkley 
Burland; xx. 3. William Adams; Lxvit. 3. Truro, John Lemon; Lxtx. 193. 














608. Wallingford, Sir Francis Sykes, Bart.; t1x. 58. Warwickshire, Sir George Augustus. William Shuckburgh Evelyn, Bart. ; 
LX. 3.——— Waterford, County of, Right honourable John Beresford ; x1. 3. Richard Power ; ux1x. 167. ——— Wells, Clement 
Tudway; Lxx. 471. Weobley, Lord Viscount St. Asaph; Lxviit. 567. Westminster, Sir Samuel Romilly ; 
LXXIv. 106, Westmoreland, Sir Michael Le Fleming, Bart; Lx1. 324. Lord Muncaster ; Lx1x. 6, Weymouth 
and Melcombe Regis, Andrew Stuart; Lv1. 453. William Garthshore ; Lx1. 210. The Right honourable Sir James Pulteney, Bart. ; 
Ltxvi.277. Sir John Lowther Johnstone, Bart.; Lxvit. 3. Whitchurch, The Honourable William Augustus Townshend ; 
LXXII. 3. Wicklow, County of, William Hoare Hume; txx1i. 3. William Tighe; Lxx1. 252. George Ponsonby ; 
LXXII. 477. Wilton, Lieutenant General Philip Goldsworthy; tv1, 13. The Honourable Charles Herbert; Lx x11. 3. 
Winchelsea, Calverley Bewicke.; uxxt. 4. Winchester, Richard Meyler; Lxx111. 140. —&lt;— Windsor, New, Edward 
Disbrowe ; LXxIv. 102. Woodstock, The Honourable William Frederick Elliot Eden; wixv. 140. 
Abraham Robarts; Lxx11. 3. —&lt;—— Worcestershire, The Honourable Edward Foley ; tvitt. 579. 



































Worcester, 


609. Yarmouth, Hants, Charles Mac Donnell; tix. 3. . Jervoise Clerk Jervoise; ~xit1.. 14: ——— York, Sir William Mordaunt 
Milner, Bart.; Lxvit. 3. 


‘ 


(2.)\—In the room of Members become Peers : 


611. Alban’s, St., The Honourable James Walter Grimston, now Baron Forrester; Lx1v.3. ———— Armagh, Lord Viscount Acheson, 
now Earl of Gosford ; Lx11. 135. 





G12. Bandon Bridge, Lord Viscount Boyle, now Baron Carleton; xu. 706. Bath, Sir Richard Pepper Arden, now Baron * 
Alvanley ; Lv1. 459. Bedfordshire, The Honourable St. Andrew St. John, now Lord St. John ; Lx. 3. Brackley, John 
William Egertor:, now Earl of Bridgewater; tvrir. 282. Buckinghamshire, The Marquis of Titchfield, now Duke of Portland ; 


Lxv.3- The Right honourable Richard Grenville Nugent Chandos Temple, now Marquis of Buckingham; Lxv1II. 194, ——— 
Bury St. Edmund’s, Lord Harvey, now Earl of Bristol ; Lv111. 680. 


613, Cambridge University, The Earl of Euston, now Duke of Grafton; uxvi. 179. Camelford, Lord Henry Petty, now Marquis 
. of Lansdown; Lxv. 3. Catherlogh, The Honourable Henry Sadlier Prettie, now Baron Donally; Lvt. 35. Chester, 

Lord Viscount Belgrave, now Karl Grosvenor; Lv11t. 71. Chichester, The Earl of March, now Duke of Richmond; txxv. 3. 
Clitheroe; The Honourable John Cust, now Baron Brownlow; LX1It. 3-- Cork, Sir John Hely Hutchinson, K. B. now 
Lord Hutchinson ; Lvit. 75. Cricklade, Lord Porchester, now Earl of Carnarvon ; LXVI. 411. 
































614. Devizes, Henry Addington, now Lord Viscount Sidmouth ; Lx. 3. Dorchester, The vacenble Cropey Ashley Cooper, now 


Earl of Shaftesbury ; Lxv1. 363. 





615. Edinburgh City, Right honourable Henry Dundas, now Lord Viscount Melville; tv1it. 113. + 
Right honourable Robert Dundas, now Lord Viscount Melville; Lxvr. 415- 
Gordon ; Lxi1. 423. 





Edinburgh. Shire of, The 
Eye Borotigh, Marquis of Huntley, now Baron 





616. Fermanagh, 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 6F 








482 


XII. 

















































616. 


617. 


613. 


G19. 


621. 


622. 


623. 


624. 


625. 


626. 


627. 


628. 


629. 


631. 


632. 


633. 





- Roxburgh, Lord Viscount Melgund, now Earl of Minto; -Lxix. 418. 





ELECTION S—continued. 


-_ a — 





= =  ————$—_—————_———————_————————_—. 


Writs (Warrants for new Writs) ordered—continued. 


(2.)—In the room of Members become Peers—continued. 


Fermanagh, Lord Viscount Cole; now Earl of Enniskillen ; tvirt. 460. 


Galway, Lord Viscount Dunlo, now Earl of Clancarty; Lx. 250. Gloucestershire, The Marquis of Worcester, now Duke of 
Beaufort ; 1x. 3. Lord Viscount Dursley, now Earl of Berkley; Lxv1.31. 





Haslemere, Lord Viscount Garlies, now Earl of Galloway and Lord Stewart of Garlies; 1~x11, 48. ——— Hertfordshire, The 
Honourable Thomas Brand, now Baron Dacre; LxXxVv. 3. Heytesbury, Lord Viscount Clifden, now Baron Mendip; Ly11,1109. 
——— Huntingdon, Lord Viscount Hitchinbrooke, now Earl of Sandwich ; Lx1x. 334. 





Kilkenny County, Right honourable William Brabazon Ponsonby, now Lord Ponsonby; txt. 146. The Honourable a 
Wandesford Butler, now Earl of Ormonde and Ossory ; Lxxv. 480. Kirkaldy, Burntisland, Kinghorn, and Dysart, District 
of Burghs, Sir James St. Clair Erskine, Bart. now Earl of Rosslyn; Lx. 27. 








Leitrim County, Lord Viscount Clements, now Earl of Leitrim; Lx. 3. Leominster, The Honourable Charles Kinnaird, 
now Lord Kinnaird; Lx1. 3. Limerick, Charles Vereker, now Lord Viscount Gort; Lx x1. 345. —«— Liskeard, The 
Right honourable John Eliot, now Lord Eliot; 11x. 119. —--— Litchfield, Thomas Anson, now Lord Viscount Anson; Lx1. 46. 

Londonderry, The Right honourable Sir Charles William Stewart, now Lord Stewart; Lx1x. 389. Looe, East, 

Sir John Mitford, now Baron Redesdale; Lvii. 113. Louth, Lord Viscount Jocelyn, now Earl of Roden; Lx xv. 477. ——— 

Lynn (King’s,) Lord Walpole, now Earl of Orford; Lxiv. 100. 














Marlborongh, Earl of Dalkeith, now Baron Tynedale; ux11. 322. Lord Viscount Stopford, now Baron Saltersford; Lxv. 239, 
———The Right honourable Charles Brudenell Bruce, now Earl of Aylesbury ; Lx1x. 223.—&lt;—Mayo, County of, The Honourable 
Henry Augustus Dillon, now Lord Viscount Dillon; Lxrx. 102. Midhurst, Lord Viscount Mahon, now Earl Stanhope ; 
LXXII. 3.———Milborne Port, Lord Viscount Lewisham, now Earl of Dartmouth ; Lxv1. 4. ——— Monaghan, County of, Warner 
William Westenra, Esquire, now Baron Rosmore; vit. 9. Richard Thomas Dawson, Esquire, now Lord Viscount Cremorne ; 
LXVIII. 317. 





Newark, Sir Stapleton Cotton, now Lord Combermere; Lx1x. 245. Newry, The Honourable Francis Needham, now Lord 
Viscount Kilmorey ; Lxxi1v. 113. ——-— Northumberland, Earl Percy, now Baron Percy ; LXvII. 221.—— Nottinghamshire, 
Lord Viscount Newark, now Earl Manvers; Lx x1. 497. 





Oxford County, Lord Francis Almaric Spencer, now Baron Churchill; Lxx1. 3. Oxford University, Charles Abbot, now 


Baron Colchester ; LX X11. 310, 





Plympton Earle, Honourable William Asheton Harbord, now Lord Suffield; Lxv. 116, ——-—— Portarlington, Frederick Trench, 
now Baron Ashtown; LVI. 35. 


Queen’s County, The Right Honourable Charles Henry Coote, now Lord Viscount Castle Coote ; Lv11. 239. 





Rye, Lord Hawkesbury, now Baron Hawkesbury ; 


LIX, 10. Ryegate, The Honourable John Somers Cocks, now Lord Somers ; Lx1. 36. 





Shrewsbury, Sir Rowland Hill, now Lord Hill; rxix. 245. ——— Stanfort, The Earl of Carysfort, now Baron Carysfort; Lvi. 10, 
General Bertie, now Earl of Lindsey; Lxiv. 47. ——— Stirling, Shire of, Lord Keith, now Baron Keith; Lvi1. 72. ——— 
Suffolk, Lord Viscount Brome, now Marquis Cornwallis; Lx1. 29.——— Sussex, The Right honourable Thomas Pelham, now 
Lord Pelham ; tv1.655. Charles Lenox, now Duke of Richmond ; txt. 60. 


Tavistock, Lord John Russell, now Duke of Bedford; tvii. 237. Lord Viscount Howick, now Earl Grey; Lxi11, 3. ——-—— 
Tipperary County, Lord Viscount Caher, now Earl of Glengall; Lxxtiv. 125. Tiverton, The Right honourable Dudley 
Ryder, now Lord Harrowby ; vit. 569.———Truro, The Honourable Edward Boscawen, now Lord Viscount Falmonth ; Lx111. 99, 
The Honourable Charles Frederick Powlett Townshend, now Lord Bayning; Lxv. 508. Tyrone, Lord Viscount Corry, now 
Earl of Belmore; tvuir. 96. 











Warwick, Lord Brooke, now Earl of Warwick; Lxx1. 347. Waterford County, Sir William Carr Beresford, now Lerd 
Beresford ; Lx1x. 235. ————Wexford County, Lord Viscount Loftus, now Lord Loftus; Lx1. 242. Woodstock, New, George 
Fen, now Lord Auckland; Lx1x. 335. Worcestershire, William Lygon, now Lord Beauchamp, of Powyke; 1x1. 47- Lord 
Viscount Elmley, now Earl Beauchamp ; Lx x11. 3. 








Yarmouth (Hants), The Honourable William Powlett Powlett, now Lord Bolton ; tx11, 824. Yarmouth, Great, The Honourable 
Thomas William Anson, now Lord Viscount Anson ; LXXIv. 105. York, The Honourable Lawrence Dundas, now Lord Dundas; 
LXXV. 332.————Youghall, Lord Viscount Boyle, now Baron Carleton ; rx11. 696. 








(3.)—In the room of Members returned for more Places than one : 


Appleby, The Right honourable George Tierney; Lxxv. 214.———— Arundel, Francis John Wilder; ix11.74. Henry Howard 
Molyneux; txvitt. 64. Athlone, Honourable Henry Wellesley; tx11. 717. Bletchingley, Matthew Russell ; 
LXXIv. 106, Bodmin, Charles Shaw Lefevre ; Lv111.78. Bossiney, James Archibald Stewart Wortley ; Lx xiv. 278, 

Carlisle, John Christian Curwen; Lxxv. 209. Clitheroe, Lord Viscount Castlereagh; x~xvitt. 106, ———_~ 

Cockermouth, John Lowther; txt. 48, 688.— xxvii. 64. Coleraine, Sir George Fitzgerald Hill, Bart.; yxix. 73, 

Dorchester, Charles Henry Bouverie ; Lxvrit. 89. Downton, The Right honourable Sir William Scott ; Lx xiv. 120, 

Lord Viscount Folkestone; LxxXIv. 120. Dundalk, Josias Dupré Porcher; Lxil. 712. Dungannon, The Honour- 

able George Knox; LVIII. 374.—Lx1. 58. Enniskillen, Right honourable John Beresford; tviri.71. Nathaniel Sneyd; 

LXII. 49. Fowey, Edward Golding ; tv111. 73. ———— Harwich, William Henry Freemantle ; Lxi1. 194. Helleston, 

Right honourable Nicholas Vansittart; -Lxit. 48. Heytesbury, Right honourable Charles Abbot; Lvim. 71.—Lx11. 69, 

Kinross-shire, William Adam ; Lx11. 789. ————Launceston, Earl Perey ; Lx11. 692.————-Lisburne, John Leslie Forster; 

LXXIV. 113. Lostwithiel, William Dickinson; Lx. 62. Malmesbury, Sir Charles Saxton ; LXVIII. 106. —m—- 

Mawes, Saint, Sir John Newport; xxi. 62. William Shipley; uxi1. 697. ——— Midhurst, Samuel Smith; Lvusz. go, 

John Smith; tx. 71. Right honourable William Wickham; Lxir. 71. Samuel Smith; uxzi. 718. George Smith; 

LXvill. 64.————— Mitchell, Sir Christopher Hawkins ; Lx. 48. Orford, Lord Robert Seymour; tx11. 718. Horace 

Seymour; LXXvV. 213. Pembroke, Sit John Owen ; LXVIII. 275. Petersfield, The Right honourable George Canning ; 

Lxvit. 67. —— Lord Hotham; Lxxv. 323. Pontefract, The Honourable Henry Lascelles; LXV1II. 64.——— Rye, 

Sir John Nicholl; uix11.726. Sir Henry Sullivan; txvitt.64. Charles Wetherell ; rxviti. 335. The Right honourable 

Charles Arbuthnot; xxiv. 146.———— Saltash, Michael George Prendergast ; Lxxv. 284.—-——— Sligo, The Right honourable 

George Canning; Lxviir. 336. Steyning, Robert-Hurst; Lv111. 145. —-— Stockbridge, Joseph Forster Barham; 1x1%..49- 

Tavistock, Right honourable Richard Fitzpatrick; Lx11. 687. ——— Tralee, Right honourable Maurice Fitzgerald; ixsx 48, 


Sir Arthur Wellesley; Lx11. 707.—_—Wendover, Lord Viscount Mahon; Lx11. 712. Westbury, Honourable Edward Lascelles; 
Lx11. 687. 













































































631, Aylesbury, 








634. 


635. 


636. 


637. 


638. 


639. 


Gil 


642 


643 


XII. Writs (Warrants for new Writs) ordered—continued. 


(4.)—In the room of Members whose Elections have been determined to be void : 
Aylesbury, Robert Bent; 11x. 377. ‘ 


Antrim, County, The Honourable John Bruce Richard O’Niel; txvit. 286. 


ELECTION S—continued. 483 








SE ee 
- ee ———————— 





Banbury, the last Election for a Burgess being determined to be void; Lx111. 53, ——— 
Berwick-upon-Tweed, the last Election of Burgesses having been determined to be void ; Lv 111. 329. Sir David Milne; Lxxv. 384. 

Boston, Thomas Fydell; Lviir. 386. Camelford, Mark Milbank, and John Busbby Maitland; uxxiv. 325. 
Colchester, Daniel Whittle Harvey; Lxxv. 374. Coventry, Nathaniel Jefferys; viii. 251. Durham, Richard 
Wharton; LIX. 94. Grampound, The Honourable Andrew Cochrane Johnstone, and The Honourable George Augustus 
Cochrane; LXII1. 151. Grantham, James Hughes; Lxxv. 435. + Herefordshire, John Geers Cotterell; tv1irt. 260. 
~——— Ilchester, two Burgesses, the last Election having been determined to be void; Lv1i1, 302. Sir William Manners, Bart. ; 
Lx. 138. Inverkeithing, Surling, Dunfermline, Culross, and Queensferry, District of Burghs, John Campbell; Lx xiv. 161. 

Malton, New; the last Election, so far as relates to one of the Burgesses, having been determined to be void; 
LXIII. 179. Middlesex, Sir Francis Burdett, Bart.; L1x. 397. Norfolk, The Right honourable William Windham 
and Thomas William Coke; Lx11. 142. Nottingham, Joseph Birch; Lvitt. 432. Poole, the last Election, so far as 
relates to one of the Burgesses, having been determined to be void; Lx111. 67. Rochester, Jaines Barnett; Lx x11. 111. 
Shrewsbury, Honourable Henry Grey Bennett; Lxr. 360. Truro, William Gosset and Lord Fitzroy James Henry Somerset ; 


LXXV. 243. Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, The Right honourable Thomas Wallace, John Broadhurst, and Henry Trail ; 
LXVIII. 510, ———— Windsor, New, John Williams; 11x. 85. 
























































(5.)—In the room of Members who have vacated their Seats by sitting and 


voting without having taken the Oaths: 





Bath, Lord John Thynne; ix. 148. 
Inverness, Fortrose, Nairn and Forres, District of Burghs, Charles Grant, junior; Lx1x. 144.——— Staffordshire, Earl Gower ; 
LXXI. 42. 





(6.)—In the room of Members who have resigned their Seats : 


Clonmell, both the late Members in the Parliament of Ireland; tvr. 10. 





Dundalk, both the late Members in the Parliament of 
Ireland; uv1.11. [Note. This was the first session after the Union.] 


(7.)—In the room of Members expelled : 


Grampound, The Honourable Andrew Cochrane Johnstone; LXx1x. 433.——— Queenborough, Joseph Hunt; Lxv. 399.——— 


Westminster, Lord Cochrane ; LX1x. 433. ———— Wootton Bassett, Benjamin Walsh ; txvii. 176. 


(8.)—For Places for which no Returns have been made : 


Knaresborough ; LX. 112. 


(9.)—It appearing that former Writ was lost : 


Callington ; ivi. 243. 


(10.)—JIn the room of Members who have accepted Offices or Employments : 


‘ Admiralty :—One of the Commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral; Bramber, James Adams; Lv1. 59.——— 


Bridport, Sir Evan Nepean, Bart.; tix. 443. Cockermouth, Lord Viscuunt Lowther ;*Lxv. 4. 
William Johnston Hope; ix11. 308. Edinburghshire, Sir George Clerk, Bart.; Lxxiv. 171. 
Honourable Charles Yorke, (First Commissioner ;) Lx v. 374. Haslemere, Robert Ward ; Lx11. 308. 
Lord Kensington; LXxI. 40. Looe, West, James Buller; Lx11. 305. Lostwithiel, William Dickenson; L1x. 275. 
Lynn, Horatio Lord Walpole; Lxv1. 395. Newark-upon-Trent, Sir Charles Morice Pole, Bart. Lx1. 35. 
Hants, Barrington Pope Blachford; txx. 5. The Marquis of Worcester; Lxx1. 389. Northumberland, The Right 
honourable Charles Grey, (First Commissioner ;) Lx1. 30. Oakhampton, Lord Viscount Althorp; Lx1. 32. 
Portsmouth, John Markham; Lx1. 32. ——— Ripon, The Honourable Frederick Robinson; txv. 504. ———— Surrey, Lord 
William Russell; Lx1. 37. Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, William Garthshore ; Lv1. 56. 








Dumfries-shire, 
Germans, Saint, Right 
Haverford West, 





























Newtown, 














. Advocate General, or Judge Martial of His Majesty’s Forces :—Corfe Castle, Right honourable Nathaniel 





Bond ; LxI. 102. Advocate General ; Scarborough, Charles Manners Sutton; Lxv. 4. ——— Advocate General in Ireland ; 
Yarmouth, Hants, John Leslie Foster; Lxx1. 511. 


. Advocate for Scotland :—Peebleshire, Sir James Montgomery, Bart.; 1x. 3. 


614. Army :—Carrickfergus, the Earl of Belfast, a Commission in; Lxx1v.157- Durham County, Lord Viscount Barnard, a Cornet in; 


646 
647 


648 


. Attorney General to His Majesty :—Dorchester, Sir Samuel Shepherd; Lxx1r. 245. 


Lxx. 471. Mawes, St. Lord Viscount Ebrington, an Ensign of Foot; uxiv. 60. Weobley, Lord Guernsey, a Cornet in; 
LXVII. Q. Muster Master General of His Majesty’s Forces in Ireland; Galway County, Dennis Bowes Daly; x1. 226. 
Orford, Lord Henry Moore; ixiir. 57. Paymaster General of His Majesty’s Land Forces; Buckingamshire, Earl ‘Temple ; 
LXI. 31. Christchurch, Right honourable George Rose; trx. 285, 439. Haslemere, Right honourable Charles Long; Lx11. 303. 
Knaresborough, Lord John Townsend; ~x1. 51. Monmouth, Lord Charles Henry Somerset; 11x. 368.~1Lx11. 305. Ripon, 
The Right honourable Frederick John Robinson ; Lx1x. 3. 











Downton, Sir Thomas 
Plumer, Knt.; Lxvit. 480. Eye, Sir William Garrow; Lxvii1. 437. Sir Robert Gifford; Lx xiv. 628, North- 
ampton, The Honourable Spencer Percival ; Lv11. 347. 








. Avener and Clerk Marshal to His Majesty :—Cambridge, Major General Robert Manners; Lvt. 11, 
: Barracks, Commissioner of :—Calne, Osborne Markham; uxr1. 288. 


Bedchamber :—See infra, 694. 


' Cape of Good Hope, Governor of :—Monmouth, Lord Charles Henry Somerset; LX1x. 125. 


649. Ceylon, Governor of :—Haddington, Jedburgh, Dunbar, North Berwick and Lauder, District of Burghs, Thomas Maitland ; 


651 


EX..9 


. Chancellor, Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain :—Portsmouth, The Right honourable Thomas Erskine ; Lx1. 32. 








Lord High Chancellor of Ireland; Wicklow County, Right honourable George Ponsonby; LXI. 223. Vice 
Chancellor; Downton, Sir Thomas Plumer; txvirt. 417. 
Chancellor of the Exchequer :—See infra, 685. , 


652. Chancery, Clerk of the Patents and Registrar of Affidavits in the Court of :—Heytesbury, ‘The Honourable 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


William Henry John Scott ; Lx xiv. 537. 


Chester :—See infra, 693. 


Chiltern 








484, 


ELECTION S—continued. 


— a sess 





XII. Writs (Warrants for new Writs) ordered—continued. 


(10.)—ZJn the room of Members who have accepted Offices, §c.—continued. 
653-674. Chiltern Hundreds; Steward or Bailiff of His Majesty’s three Chiltern Hundreds of Stoke, 


‘Honourable William Stewart; Lx. 485. 


Desborough, and Bonenham, in the County of Buckingham :—Abingdon, Henry Bowyer; Lxvt. 437. 
Agmondesham, Charles Drake Garrard; Lx. 10. Aldborough, Henry Dawkins; Lx1x. 519. Henry Gally Knight; 
LXX. 245. Annan, Kirkcudbright, Dumfries, Sanquhur, and Lochmaben, Right honourable Charles Hope; tv1it. 113. 
Appleby, John Courtenay; trxviti. 81. George Fludyer; txxiv. 276. — Ashburton, Walter Palk; txvr. 83. 
Aylesbury, Thomas Hussey; 1xx. 10. Bandon Bridge, The Honourable Richard Boyle Bernard; Lxx. 153- 
Barnstaple, Sir Edward Pellew, Bart.; tix. 440.—-—— Bath, John Palmer; Lx111. 25. Bedwyn, Great, James 
Henry Leigh; uxx111. 168. Blechingly, Josias Dupré Porcher; rx11. 66. Thomas Heathcote; Lxiv. 5. William 
Kenrick; Lxx. 14. George Tennyson; LxXxiv. 144. Bodmin, John Sargent ;, 1x1. 568. Sir William Oglander, Bart. ; 
Lxvir. 463. Boroughbridge, Henry Dawkins; wxtir. 80. Marmaduke Lawson; LXXIv. 254 Bossiney, ‘The 
Earl of Desart; Lxx1I. 310. Bridgewater, Jefferys Allen; L1x. 351. Bristol, Right honourable Charles Bragge ; 
Lv1ilt. 691. Buckingham, Right honourable Thomas Grenville; tx. 377. Right honourable John Proby, commonly 
called Lord Viscount Proby; 1x1. 561. Right honourable Thomas Grenville; xv. 3. Lord Viscount Ebrington; Lx x1. 401. 
—LXXII. 350. Callington, John Inglett Fortescue ; Lv111. 401. Thomas Carter; Lxv. 249. Sir John Leman Rogers ; 
LXVIII. 232. Calne, Joseph Jekyll; 1xx1. 53. Cambridge, The Honourable Edward Finch; ixxv. 8. 
Carmarthen, John George Phillips; t1x. 56. George Campbell; ~x1x. 116. Carrickfergus, Right honourable Lord 
Spencer Chichester; Lx11. 209. Cashell City, Richard Bagwell; tvir. 17. Castle Rising, Honourable Charles 
Bagot; txi1.6. The Honourable Augustus Cavendish Bradshaw; Lxx1t. 40. Chippenham, The Right honourable 
Robert Peel ; tx x11. 326. Clifton Dartmouth Hardness, Edmund Pollexfen Bastard; Lx x1. 319. Clonmell, Right 
honourable William Bagwell; Ltxx1v. 149. Cockermouth, John Osborn; Lx111. 472. Augustus John Foster; LXXI. 57. 
Colchester, Robert Thornton; Lxxit. 145. Hart Davis; Lxxit. 41. Coleraine, Walter Jones; txiv. 386. Lord 
George Thomas Beresford; Lx1x. 274. Corfe Castle, John Bond; Lv1. 55. —&lt;— Dartmouth, Arthur Howe Holdsworth ; 
LXXv. 81, ———— Derby, Edward Coke; txi1. 141. Devizes, The Right honourable Henry Addington ; Lvt. 58. 
Dorchester, William A’Court; Lx1x. 182. Dornock, Tain, Dingwall, Wick, and Kirkwall, District of Burghs, John Charles 
Villiers; Lx. 309. Downton, The Right honourable Sir William Scott; tv1. 199. The Honourable Edward Bouverie ; 
tvii1. 482. The Honourable John William Ward; tviir. 664. Charles Henry Bouverie; Lxvilt. 417. 
Shire of, Sir James Colquhoun; txt. 3.———Dunwich, Right honourable Lord Huntingfield; Lxxiv. 129. 
City, Ralph John Lambton; Lx1x. 75. ——— Edinburgh, Sir Patrick Murray, Bart.; uxvii. 194. 
William Cornwallis; ux11. 49. The Honourable Henry Wellesley; txiv. 201. 
District of Burghs, Alexander Penrose Cuming Gordon; 1x. 10. Gatton, Sir William Congreve; Lxx1. 434. —— 
Germans, St., Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke ; Lxv. 288. Grampound, The Honourable George Augustus Frederick Cochrane; 
LXVII. 490. ——- Grinstead, East, Richard Wellesley ; Lxvi1. 167. George William Gunning ; Lxvir. 407. James Stephen; 
LXX. 191. Haddington, Shire of, The Honourable General Charles Hope; txxr. 104. Haddington, Jedburgh, 
Dunbar, North Berwick, and Lauder, District of Burghs, Robert Baird; tvirt.89. John Dalrymple; Lx1. 1399.————Hastings, 
Sir Abraham Hume, Bart.; Lxvil. 250. Helleston, John Penn; tx. 230. Davis Giddy; Lx1. 207. Richard Richards; 








































































































Dumbarton, 
Durham 
Eye, Honourable 
Fortrose, Inverness, Nairn, and Forres, 






































LXII. 739. Hertford, The Honourable Edward Spencer Cowper; Lx x11. 3. Huntingdon, William Meeke Farmer ; 
Lxiv. 187. Heytesbury, Charles Ashe A’Court; Lxxv. 470. ———— Hythe, John Bladen Taylor; Lxxtv. 425. —— 


Inverary, Elgin, Bamff, Cullen, aud Kintore, District of Burghs, The Right honourable Archibald Colquhoun; Lxv. 489. ——— 
Kincardineshire, William Adam; Lxvit. 97. Kinsale, Samuel Campbell Rowley ; uxt. 218. Kirkwall, Wick, 
Dornock, Tain and Dingwall, District of Burghs, John Randall Mackenzie ; ~x111. 245. Knaresborough, William Cavendish ; 
LIX. 397. Launceston, Richard Henry Alexander Bennett; Lxvi1.341.—~——— Lewes, Thomas Read Kemp; Lxx1. 132. 
Looe, West, Thomas Smith; tix. 43. James Buller; ix. 3. Lostwithiel, The Right honourable Reginald Pole 
Carew ; [LXxi. 213. Ludgershall, Earl of Dalkeith; t1x. 247. Joseph Hague Everett; txvi. 256.—xLxvitl. 64. 
Sandford Graham; Lxx. 408. Charles Nicholas Pallmer; Lxx11. 290. ———~— Lyme Regis, Thomas Fane; 1x1. 126. Lord 
Berghersh; Lxx1. 232. ———— Lymington, Major General Harry Burrard; tvii.75. John Kingston; Lx1Xx. 507. 
Malmesbury, William Hicks Beach; Lxx11.17. Kirkman Finlay; txxv. 332. Malton, New, The Honourable Charles 
Laurence Dundas; Lx. 209. Milborne Port, Lord William Paget ; t1x. 317.—.xv. 8. Minehead, Sir John Lethbridge, 
Bart.; uxir. 48. Mitchell, William Trench ; Lx1r. 48. Edward Leveson Gower; tx1r. 692. George Galway Mills ; 
Lx111. 3. Charles Trelawney Brereton; Lxiv. 38. George Robert Hobart; txvii1.113. John Bruce; Lx1x. 488. —— 
Nairnshire, Hugh Rose; txvint. 516. Newcastle-under-Lyme, Earl Gower; Lxx. 470. Newport (Hants), Right 
honourable Sir Arthur Wellesley; ux1v.197. Lord Viscount Palmerston; Lxv1.198. John Delgarno; Lxx1. 269. 
Newton, Peter Heron; tx1x. 185. Newtown, Sir Richard Worsley, Bart.; Lv1.37. Charles Chapman; Lx. 306. Sir Robert 
Barclay, Bart.; tx11. 362. Dudley North; rx111. 63. Nottinghamshire, The Right honourable William Henry Cavendish 
Bentinck; Lv1ir. 353.—LxX1x. 164. Okebampton, James Strange; tix. 217. Albany Savile; Lxxv. 298. Oxford 
University, Francis'Page ; Lv1. 168.—&lt;—- Perthshire, Lord James Murray ; Lxvit. 149. Peterborough, Right honourable 
George Ponsonby; uxxt. 281. The Honourable William Lamb; Lxxv. 3. Plympton Earle, George Duckett ; 
uxvi1.89. William Douglas; uxx1. 528. Poole, George Garland; v1. 349. Portarlington, Thomas Tyrwhitt ; 
LX1.54- Richard Sharp; Lxxiv. 113.———Richmond, The Honourable George Heneage Laurence Dundas ; LXxI. 45. 
Romney, New, Sir John Duckworth; uxviit. 103. Ross, New, Charles Tottenham; Lx. 452. 
Glasgow, Dumbarton, and Renfrew, District of Burghs, Archibald Campbell ; rx1v. 361. 
ixii1. 286, The Honourable Charles Noel Noel; txrx. 204. Rye, Robert Dundas Sanders ; Lv1. 81. Thomas Davis 
Lamb; ixs. 167. Sir William Elford; ix111. 480. Saltash, John Pedley, Esq. ; Lx1v. 204. Sarum, Old, Sir George 
Yonge, Bart.; Lv1.27. Arthur Johnstone Crawford; Lxxv. 434. Scarborough, The Right honourable Henry Constantine 
Phipps, commonly called Lord Viscount Normanby; Lxxv. 225. Seaford, John Leach; Lxxt. 17. Staffordshire, 
Lord Granville Leveson Gower; LXX. 474. Stamford, General Bertie; Lxiv. 54. Steyning, James Martin Lloyd ; 
Lx1. 46. ———— Stranraer, Wigtown, Whitehorn, and New Galloway, District of Burghs, John Spalding; tvii1. 561. The 
Sutherland, Right honourable William Dundas; tx111. 250. James Macdonald ; 



















































































Rutherglen, 
Rutland, Gerard Noel Noel; 









































LXXI. 11. Tavistock, Lord Robert Spencer; tx1. 35. Lord John Russell ; uxx11.126. Lord William Russell ; txx1v. 
250. John Nicholas Fazakerley; Lxxv. 203. Thirsk, Sir Thomas Frankland, Bart.; nvi1.7. William Frankland ; 
Lxx. 178. Tiverton, William Fitzhugh ; txxrv. 586. 





Totness, The Right honourable George Seymour, commonly 
called Lord George Seymour; Lvr. 641. Tralee, Henry Arthur Herbert; yxvitr. 535. Edward Denny ; Lxx1v. 449. 
Wareham, Sir Granby Thomas Calcraft; ~x111. 269. Warwick, Sir Charles Mordaunt, Bart.; txxv. 484. ——— 
Waterford, Sir John Newport, Bart.; 1x1. 51. Notice taken that no return had been made, 169.¢ See infra, 737. Westbury, 
Glynn Wynn; xxiv. 5. Francis Whittle; rxv. 188. Benjamin Hall; rxx.48. Ralph Franco; uxxiv. 336. Nathaniel 
Burton; Lxxv. 485. Wexford, Richard Nevill; uxv. 89. Peter Parker; txvi.°419.———— Weymouth and Melcombe 
Regis, Gabriel Tucker Steward; Lxv.510. Lord Viscount Cranborne; Lx x11. 25. ————. Wigtownshire, Alexander Macdouall ; 
Lx. 153. Honourable Sir William Stewart; Lxxr1. 519. Wiltshire, Paul Methuen; txxiv. 615. Winchelsea, 
Sir Frederick Fletcher Vane; Lx11. 745. —&lt;— Windsor, New, Richard Ramsbottom; Lxv. 145. Wootton Bassett, 
Honourable Henry St. John ; tv111. 79. John Cheesment Severn; rx11.16. John Murray ; LXvI. 305. James Kibblewhite ; 
LXviit. 256. John Attersoll; rxvi11. 358. ——— Worcester, Henry Bromley ; x11. 107.———— Yarmouth (Hants), Henry 
Swann; Lix. 98. John Delgarno; xix. 159. Benjamin Cooke Griffinhoofe; tx111. 267. John Delgarno; ix111. 406. 
Lord Viscount Valentia; Lxv1. 4. Sir Henry Conyngham Montgomery; txx1.72. Richard Wellesley; xxi1. 31. Alexander 
Maconchie ; Lxx111. 150. William Mount; txxtv. 201. Yarmouth, Great, Stephen Lushington ; LXx111. 453. 


, Clergy : 



















































ELECTION S—continued. 485 


XII. Writs (Warrants for new Writs) ordered—continued. 


(10.)—JIn the room of Members who have accepted Offices, &amp;c.—continued. 
Clergy :—See infra, 703. | 


675. Common Pleas of the: County Palatine of Lancaster, Chief Prothonotary of the Court of :— 
Dornock, Tain, Dingwall, Wick and Kirkwall, District of Burghs, Right honourable John Charles Villiers ; LIX. 371. 


676. Compensations in Ireland, Commissioners for :—Armagh, Patrick Duigenan ; v1. 37.——Downpatrick, Clotworthy 
Rowley ; Lv. go. 


677. Consuls :—Consul General to Her most Faithful Majesty, for Her Dominions in Europe; Poole, John Jeffery; uxt1v. 29. ————- To 
the King of Spain ; Down, County of, The Honourable John Meade; Lxx1t. 3. 


Council :—See infra, 709. 


678. Counsel :—King’s Counsel; Calne, Joseph Jekyll; 1x. 73. Newport, Cornwall, Jonathan Raine; Lxx1. 164. ——— Counsel 
to the Commissioners of Revenue in Ireland; Yarmouth (Hants), John Leslie Forster; Lx x111. 283. 


679. Customs, Collector of, at Belfast; Belfast, Sir Stephen May; Lxx1. 286. ——&lt;— Commissioners of Customs in Ireland ; Louth, 
County of, Honourable John Jocelyn; txv. 3. 


681. Dublin, Constable of His Majesty’s Castle of :—Antrim County, Honourable John Bruce Richard O'Neill; rxvi. 259. 


&amp; 





. East Hendred, in the County of Berks, Steward of His Majesty’s Manor of :—Appleby, Lord Viscount 
Howick ; Lx11. 739. Bamff, Shire of, Sir William Grant; ivr. 58. borg John Hiley Addington; ivi. 116, 
Brackley, Samuel Haynes; ivi. 72. Cambridgeshire, Right honourable Charles Yorke; Lvi11. 691. 

Cockermouth, James Graham; Lx. 485. Colchester, Richard Hart Davis; txvir. 463. Droitwich, Sir Thomas 
Edward Winnington; txx1. 236. Dumbarton, Henry Glassford; txv. 489. Dundalk, Patrick Crawfurd Bruce ; 
LXIII. 472. Enniskillen, John King; Lx1. 561. ———— Gatton, James Dashwood; Lvitt. 114. Philip Dundas; Lx. 211. 
Great Grimsby, Ayscoghe Boucherette; Ltvi11. 603. Heytesbury, Sir William Peirce Ashe A’Court, Bart. ; 

Lx11. 69. Inverary, Elgin, Bamff, &amp;c. District of Burghs, The Right honourable William Dundas; Lxvut. 194. Kildare 
County, Lord Henry Fitzgerald; tx1x. 132. Kilkenny, The Honourable Charles Howard Butler; Lx1v. 9. London, 
Harvey Christian Combe ; Lx x11. 310. Looe, East, David Vanderheyden; Lx x1. 280. Looe, West, Charles Buller ; 
LXXI. 114, ———— Ludgershall, Magens Dorrien Magens; txvi11. 64. —-—— Malmesbury, Sir George Bowyer; Lxv. 4. ——— 
Mawes, St. Scrope Bernard; tx111. 269. William Shipley; Lxvitt. 395. Midshall otherwise Mitchell, Charles Trelawny 
Brereton ; LXX. 45. Plymouth, Philip Langmead; Lxr. 54. Plympton Earle, William Adams; tv1. 641. ——— 
Portarlington, Arthur Shakespeare; Lx x1. 3. Queenborough, Peter Moore; Lx1. 126. Richmond, The Honourable 
Lawrence Dundas; LXVII. 9. Rye, Thomas Philipps Lamb; Lxx1. 319. Tralee, Evan Foulkes; Lx111. 47. —— 
Tregony, Godfrey Wentworth Wentworth ; ix111. 8. Westbury, Jonathan Elford; xxv. 485. ————— Wexford, Richard 
Nevill; LxXvimI. 113. ——— Wilton, Lord Viscount Fitzwilliam; tx1. 39. ——— Winchelsea, Honourable William John Frederick 
Poulett ; Lxx. 471. ——— Woodstock, New, William Thornton; Lx1x. 3. Yarmouth (Hants), James Patrick Murray ; 
Lyi. 154. Sir Home Popham; 7x1. 5. John Taylor; txxrv. 201. 
















































































683. Escheator of Munster :—Athlone, Right honourable William Hancock; tv111. 691. 
Cashell, Quintin Dick ; Lx1v.170. Richard Pennefather; txxiv. 146. 

Prittie; xvi. 655. Clackmannanshire, George Abercromby; Lxx. 470. Clare County, The Honourable Francis 
Nathaniel Burton; ixitr. 480. Down County, Francis Savage ; Lxvil. 370. Dundalk, John Metge; txu1. 49.— 

LXVIII. 72.—LXXV. 324. Ennis, The Right honourable James Fitzgerald; xiii. 17.—Lxviit. 64. Sir Ross Mahon, 

Bart.; Lxxv. 294. Galway Town, St. George Daly; tv1.81. Dennis Bowes Daly; tx. 356. James Daly; txvi. 152. 
Kilkenny, Overington Blunden ; Lx1x. 232. Portarlington, Henry Parnell ; tv111. 73. ——— Sligo, Owen Wynne; 

uxi. 461. Joshua Spencer; rxx. 156. ———— Waterford County, John Claudius Beresford; Lxvi. 404. Westmeath, 
William Smyth; Lx111. 52. ——— Wexford, Francis Leigh; tv1.10. John Fish; ix1x. 518. 


John M‘Clintock ; Lxxv. 217.——— 
Catherlogh, The Honourable Francis Aldborough 
































684. Escheator of Ulster :—Dublin City, John Claudius Beresford ; r1x. 149. —&lt;—— Kilkenny City, William Talbot; tv1, 11. ——— 
Wexford, Richard Nevill ; txxrv. 131. 


685. Exchequer :——Chancellor and Under Treasurer of His Majesty’s Exchequer ; Calne, Lord Henry Petty; tx1.30. Northampton, 
Right honourable Spencer Perceval; Lx11. 303. Old Sarum, Right honourable Nicholas Vansittart; Lxvit. 384. ——— 
Chancellor of His Majesty's Court of Exchequer in Ireland ; Harwich, Right honourable Nicholas Vansittart; txx11. 476. 

Chancellor of the Exchequer and one of the Commissioners for executing the office of Treasurer of the Exchequer in 

Ireland; Louth County, Right honourable John Foster; 11x. 419. Chancellor of the Exchequer in Ireland; Louth, 

County of, Right honourable John Foster; tx11. 358. _Queen’s County, the Right honourable William Wellesley Pole; 

LXVI. 454- Tellers of the Receipt of his Majesty’s Exchequer ; Cambridgeshire, Right honourable Charles Yorke; Lxv. 128. 


In Ireland ; Honiton, Honourable Augustus Cavendish Bradshaw; Lx1. 361. Deputy Teller; Weobly, William Lennox 
Bathurst; LXXI. 24. 

















686. E.xcise :—Commissioner of, in Ireland :—Downpatrick, Charles Stewart Hawthorne; Lxx. 113.———In Scotland; Kinross and 
Clackmannanshire, David Clephane; Lxvi 454. 


Governors and Constables :—Sce supra, 648, 649. 681. Infra, 688. 692. 697, 698. 719. 725. 727. 
687. Greenwich Hospital, Treasurer of :—Rochester, Sir Thomas Boulden Thompson; Lx XI. 453. 
688. Grenada, Governor of the Island of :—Kinross-shire, Major General Clephane ; tv1it. 676. 


Household, His Majesty’s:—See infra, 694. 


689. India; one of the Commissioners for the Affairs of India, with a Salary annexed thereto :— 
Ashburton, the Right Hon. John Sullivan; txvir. 564. Beeralston, Lord Lovaine; Lx11. 303.——— Buckingham, Right 
honourable Thomas Grenville; Lx1. 509. Edinburghshire, Right honourable Robert Dundas; LXII. 303.—LXvV. 4. 
Galway County, Lord Viscount Dunlo; i1x. 285. Haddington, Jedburgh, Dunbar, North Berwick, and Lauder, District of 
Burghs, The Honourable Thomas Maitland; tvii1. 691. Harwich, The Right honourable John Hiley Addington ; Lxr. 32. 

Liverpool, The Right honourable George Canning; uxx1. 412. Midshall otherwise Mitchell, Lord Binning s 

Lxx1. 418. Morpeth, Lord Viscount Morpeth; ix1. 41. 


























690. Ireland ; 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 6G 














486 ELECTION S—continued. 





XII. Writs (Warrants for new Writs) ordered—continued. 
(10.)—In the room of Members who have accepted Offices, §¢.—continued. 


691. Ireland : —Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland; Bridport, Sir Evan Nepean, Bart.; 11x. 72. Edinburghshire, Right 
honourable Robert Dundas; tx1v. 213. Inverness, Shire of, Right honourable Charles Grant; Lxxtv. 103. Mitchell, Sir Arthur 
Wellesley; x11, 322. Peterborough, Right honourable William Elliott; tx. 189. Queen’s County, Right honourable 
William Wellesley Pole; txv.3. Sarum, Old, Right Honourable Nicholas Vansittart; Lx. 158. ———«&lt;—- Wendover, Right 
Honourable Charles Long; LXI. 24. Vice Treasurer of Ireland ; Londonderry, Sir George Fitzgerald Hill; txx11. 3. 





692. Jamaica, Lieutenant Governor of :—Queen’s County, Sir Eyre Coote, Knight; 1x1. 3. 


693. J udges :——Of the Courts at Westminster; Cambridge University, Sir Vicary Gibbs, Justice of the Common Pleas; LXxvit. 407. 
Eye, Sir William Garrow, Baron of the Exchequer; Lxx11. 246. Guildford, William Draper Best, Justice of the King’s Bench; 
Lxxiv. 101. Newark upon Trent, Sir Thomas Manners Sutton, Baron of the Exchequer; Lx. 27. Newtown, Hants, Sir 
Edward Law (then Lord Ellenborough) Lord Chief Justice of the King’s Bench; Lvi1. 371.———Of Chester; Ashburton, 
John Singleton Copley, Chief Justice; uxx1v. 101. Bridport, William Draper Best, Second Justice; txx11. 169. Eye, Sir 
William Garrow, Chief Justice; tx1x. 132. Mitchell, Robert Dallas, Chief Justice; Lx. 27.———India, Of the Supreme Court 
at Fort William, in Bengal, Ennniskillen; Sir William Burroughs, Bart.; Lx1. 53. One of his Majesty’s Justices in; Looe, 
West, Anthony Buller; 1x x1. 114.———Scotch Judges; Ayrshire, David Boyle, Lord of Session; uxv1.97. Crail, Kilrenny, 
Anstruther Easter, Anstruther Wester, and Pittenweem, District of Burghs, Right honourable Alexander Maconochie, Lord of 
Session, and Commissioner of the High Court of Justiciary in Scotland; xxiv. 570. Dorchester, Sir Samuel Shepherd, Knight, 
Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer in Scotland; Lxx1v. 527. Dumbartonshire, Lord Chief Register of Scotland, Right 
honourable Archibald Colquhoun; Lxx1. 519. Edinburghshire, The Right honourable Robert Dundas, Chief Baron of the Court of 
Exchequer in Scotland; tv1. 389. Edinburgh, The Right honourable Charles Hope, Lord Justice Clerk of Scotland ; Lx. 3. 
Welsh Judges; Milborne Port, Second Justice for the counties of Glamorgan, Brecon, and Radnor, Robert Matthew Casberd ; 
Lxxiv. 268. Tiverton, one of the Justices of Carmarthen, Pembroke, &amp;c, The honourable Richard Ryder; Lr1x. 439. 





694° King :—Lords of His Majesty’s Bedchamber; Bamffshire, The Earl of Fife; 1xx1v. 205. Oakhampton; The Right honourable 

Tord Graves; Lxviir. 666. Grooms of His Majesty's Bedchamber; Londonderry County, Honourable Charles William 

Stewart; txvit. 564. Lymington, Sir Harry Burrard Neale, Bart.; tv1. 484. Milborne Port, Sir Edward Paget ; Lxxt. 429. 
Comptrollers of His Majesty's Household; Great Bedwin, Lord Viscount Stopford; tx11. 322. Londonderry County, 
Lord George Thomas Beresford; uxvit. 564. Weobly, Lord George Thynne; Lix. 278. Master of His Majesty’s 
Household ; Blechingley, William Kenrick; txv. 504. Treasurer of His Majesty’s Household; Ashburton, Lord William 
Charles Cavendish Bentinck ; uxvi1. 565. Louth, Lord Viscount Jocelyn; LXvItI. 236. Steyning, Lord Ossulston; Lxt. 44. 
Vice Chamberlain of His Majesty’s Household ; Bath, Lord John Thynne; t1rx. 411. Lisburne, The Earl of Yarmouth; 
LXVIitI. 189, Gentleman Usher, Daily Waiter to His Majesty; Plymouth, Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt; Lxvit. 421. 




















695. Lancaster :——Chancellor of the Dutchy and County Palatine of; Bristul, The Right honourable Charles Bathurst; uxvit. 463. 
See supra 675. 


696. Land Tax :—Receiver General of, in the County of Oxford; Wilton, John Spencer; L1x. 278. 
697. Limerick Castle, Constable of :—Limerick, Charles Vereker ; Lxv. 4. 


698. Malta, Governor of :—Haddington, Jedburgh, Dunbar, North Berwick, and Lauder, District of Burghs, Honourable Thomas 
Maitland; pxviit. 567. 


699. Master of the Rolls in Chancery :—Bamfishire, Sir William Grant ; iv1. 467. 
701. Mint, Master and Worker of His Majesty’s Mint :—Queen’s County, The Right honourable William Wellesley Pole ; 
LX1X. §12.———Totness, The Right honourable Charles George Perceval Lord Arden ; Lv1. 58. 


Munster, Escheator of :—See supra, 683. 
Muster Master General :—See supra, 664. 


702. Navy :——Treasurers of His Majesty’s Navy; Bristol, Charles Bragge; tvi1.35. Christchurch, Right honourable George Rose ; 
Lx11. 318. Ripon, Right honourable Frederick John Robinson; Lxx111.3. Southwark, Right honourable George Tierney ; 
Lv111. 465. Stafiord, Right honourable Richard Brinsley Sheridan; Lx1.51. Tralee, Right honourable George Canning; LIx. 295. 
Commissioner for victualling His Majesty’s Navy; Wigtown, &amp;c. District of Burghs, The Honourable Edward Richard 
Stewart; LxIv. 13. 





703. Orders, Holy :—Motion for a new Writ for the city of Cashell, in the room of Richard Bagwell, Esquire, who has taken holy orders ; 
House informed, that he had taken holy orders since the Act 41 Geo. III.; Act read; debate adjourned; tv11. 13. Further 
adjourned, 14. New Writ ordered in the room of Mr. Bagwell who had accepted the Chiltern Hundreds, 17. 


704. Ordnance :—Clerks of his Majesty’s Ordnance; Dorchester, The Honourable Cropley Ashley Cooper; Lx11. 696. Haslemere, 
Robert Ward ; Lxv1. 367. Queen’s County , Honourable William Wellesley Pole; ux11. 303. Wareham, John Calcraft; Lx1. 45. 
———Clerk of the Deliveries in His Majesty’s Ordnance; Dorchester, Cropley Ashley; L1x. 57. Honourable Cropley Ashley 


Cooper; tx. 308. Grantham, Thomas Thoroton; Lx11. 696.———Chief Keeper of His Majesty’s Ordnance; Aldeburgh, John 
M‘Mahon; Lxt. 51. 


705. Parliaments, Clerk of the :——Southampton, George Henry Rose; LX xX11I. 110. 
Paymaster Genera! of the Forces :—See supra, 664. 
706. Paymaster of Widows’ Pensions :—Aldeburgh, John M‘Mahon ; xvtt. 4. 


707. Postmaster General :—Oxfordshire, Lord Charles Spencer ; Lv1. 71. ———— Joint Postmaster General in Ireland ; Rye, The Earl 
of Clancarty; Lxu1. 716. 


708. Prince of Wales Island, Recorder of :—Caherlogh, Sir Charles Montagu Ormsby; LXI. 335- 
709. Privy Council, One of His Majesty’s Most Honourable :—West Looe, James Buller; Lxvi1t. 13. 


711. Privy Purse to His Majesty, Keeper of :—Aldeburgh, The Right honourable John M‘Mahon; Lxvil. 237. ——— 
Plymouth, Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, Knight; LXxI1I. 27. 


Receivers General :—See supra 696 ;. infra 718. 


Recorders :—See supra 708. 


712. Revenue :—One of the Commissioners of the Revenue in Ireland; Kinsale, William Rowley; Lv1. 11. 


713. Sasines, 





XII. Writs (Warrants for new Writs ordered )—continued. 


713. 


714. 


715. 


716. 





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(10.)—In the room of Members who have accepted Offices, &amp;c.—continued, 


Sasines :—Keeper of the General Register of, in Scotland; Edinburgh, Right honourable William Dundas; txxtv, 628, 


Secretaries of State, One of His Majesty’s Principal :—Down, County, Lord Viscount Castlereagh; ux. 491. 


Mawes, Saint, Tae Right honourable William Windham ; Lx1.30. Newtown, Hants, Right honourable George Canning ; Lx11. 296, 


Plympton, Lord Viscount Castlereagh; Lx11. 296.— Lxvi1. 160. Rye, Lord Hawkebury ; v1, 73. Tiverton, Right honourable 
Richard Ryder; txv.3. Westminster, ‘The Right honourable Charles James Fox ; Lx1. 31. 


Secretary at War (His Majesty’s) :——Cambridgeshire, Charles Yorke; tv1. 72. Newport, Lord Viscount Palmerston ; 


txv. 3. Sutherland, Shire of, Right honourable William Dundas; Lrx. 282. Staffordshire, Lord Granville Leveson Gower; 


LxIV. 420. Tavistock, Right honourable Richard Fitzpatrick; uxt. 32. Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, Sir Jamés Pulteney, 
Baronet ; LXII. 305. 


Signet :—Keeper of the Signet, or Privy Seal in Ireland; Helleston, Charles Abbot; Lv1. 397. —— Of Scotland; Edinburgh, The 


Right honourable William Dundas ; Lx1x. 518. 


717. Solicitor General to His Majesty :— Ashburton, John Singleton Copley ; uxx1v. 628. Newark upon Trent, Thomas Manners 


718. 


Sutton ; Lvi1. 391. Northampton, The honourable Spencer Perceval ; Lv1. 37. Totness, Vicary Gibbs; Lx. 27. 


Taxes, Receiver General of, in Scotland :—Caithness-shire, The Right honourable Sir John Sinclair, Bart, ; LXV1. 454+ 


719. Tobago, Governor of the Island of :—Buckingham, Sir William Young, Bart.; ix11. 242. 


721. Trade, Vice President of the Board of :—Cockermouth, Right honourable Thomas Wallace ; LXX11I. 3. 


722. 


723. 


724. Lord Treasurer's Remembrancer in the Court of Exchequer :—Dunwich, Snowdon Barne; ux1. 3 


Treasury : 


First Commissioner for executing the office of Treasurer of His Majesty’s Exchequer, and Chancellor and Under Treasurer of the 


Exchequer; Cambridge University, Right honourable William Pitt; trx.273. Devizes, Right honourable Henry Addington; 
LVI. 174. Commissioners for executing the office of Treasurer of His Majesty’s Exchequer; Anglesea, Honourable Berkeley 
Paget; txv. 504. Appleby, John Courtney; Lxt. 47. Beeralston, Lord Lovaine; trx. 275. Bossiney, Earl of Desart; Lxv. 3. 
Buckinghamshire, Marquis of Titchfield ; Lx11.303. Cashell City, Right honourable William Wickham; ux1. 45. Christchurch, 
William Sturges Bourne; tx11. 318. Cockermouth, Lord Viscount Lowther; ~x1x. 33. Corfe Castle, Nathaniel Bond; vt. 174. 
Dunwich, Snowdon Barne; Lxv. 4. Helleston, Lord Viscount Fitzharris; trx. 286. Inverness, Fortrose, Nairn and Forres, 
District of Burghs, Charles Grant, junior ; Lx1x. 125. Liskeard, Honourable William Elliot; tx11. 308. Monmouthshire, Lord 
Granville Somerset ; Lxx1v. 257. Orford, Edmund Alexander M*‘ Naghten; txx1v. 257. Plympton Earl, Edward Golding ; 
LIx. 4. Queenborough, Richard Wellesley; txvit.9. Tiverton, Honourable Richard Ryder; txit1.8. Tregony, Marquis of 


Blandford ; 11x. 443. Wendover, Right honourable Charles Long; t1x. 275. Weobly, Lord George Thynne; tv1.174. Whit- 
church, William Brodrick ; Lv111. 692.—Lx111. 3. 





Commissioners for executing the office of Treasurer of his Majesty’s Exchequer in Ireland :—Dublin University, Honourable George 


Knox; ix.140. Ennis, William Fitzgerald; uxv. 4, Kerry, County, Right honourable Maurice Fitzgerald; tv1. 10. King’s 
County, Sir Lawrence Parsons, Bart.; ux. 140. Limerick, County, William Odell; uxvi.6. Orford, Edmund Alexander 
M‘Naghten; Lxviii. 400. Queen’s County, Henry Parnell; 1x1.192. Sligo, County, Charles O’Hara; uxr. 190, 


or 


725. Trinidad, Commissioners for the Government of the Island of :—Ayrshire, William Fullarton ; nvitt. 957. 


Ulster, Escheator of :—See supra, 684. 


726. Wales, Prince of Wales’s Island, Recorder of :—Caherlogh, Sir Charles Montagu Ormsby; x1. 335. 


Widows Pensions :—See supra, 706. 


727. Wight, Isle of, Governor of the :—Heytesbury, Lord Viscount Fitzharris ; ix11, 840. 


728. Woods, Forests, and Land Revenue, Commissioner of :—Chichester, The Right honourable William Huskisson ; 


LXIX. §19. 


729. Woods and Forests, Surveyor General of :—Hastings, Lord Gleubervie ; ivi. 118. 


(11.)—Writ superseded : 


731. Stamford :—The House was moved, that the Order that Mr. Speaker do issue his warrant to the Clerk of the Crown to make out 


a new Writ for the Borough of Stamford, in the room of General Bertie, now Earl of Lindsey, called up to the House of Peers, might 
be read; and the House being informed that no Writ of Summons had been issued to General Bertie ; Clause in Act 24 Geo. III. c. 26, 
sess. 2, read; Speaker acquainted the House that he had issued his warrant to the Clerk of the Crown, and that the Writ had been 


made out accordingly ; entries in the Journal read; Mr. Speaker to issue his warrant to the Clerk of the Crown to make out a supersedeas 
to the said Writ; Lx1v. 49. 


(12.)—Speaker not to issue his Warrant for new Writs : 


732. Before or until certain days; L1x. 176, 216.--L xviii. 242. — Lxx1v. 196.—Lxxv. 17,&amp;c. Until the House shall have proceeded to 


take Reports from Election Committees into further consideration ; Lv111. 263.—11x. 121. Until ten days after the meeting of the 
next session; Lxx1v. 626. Until fourteen days after, 633. ——— Motion for Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a New Writ 


until a certain day; Withdrawn, Lx. 112. «Entry in Journal read, and Mr. Speaker ordered not to issue his Warrant for 
a New Writ before a certain day; LXXV. 17. 


XIIT.—Complaints relative to Elections, Election Petitions, and Writs : 
733. Callington :—Complaint made of a delay in the execution of the Writ ordered to be issued for the borough of Callington; House 


informed, that the returning officer had not received the precept ; Committee appointed to inquire into the causes of the delay ; LVI. 233, 
(See Committees, 1492.) Report ; to lie on the Table, 241. New Writ ordered, it appearing that the former was lost, 243. 


734. Lanarkshire: 


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XIII. Complaints relative to Elections, Election Petitions, and Writs—continued. 


ELECTIONS— contznued. 








734. Lafiatkshire :—Complaint made of a letter written toa voter of the county of Lanark to influence his vote in the Election of a Member 


to serve in Parliament, by Thomas Ferguson, in breach of the privileges of the House ; Motion, That Thomas Ferguson do attend the 
House on a certain day; LXX111.231. Cuestion amended ; Complaint referred to the Committee of Privileges to report opinion; 
instruction to the Committee to sit on the morrow ; 232. See Committees, 1702. 


935. Lancaster Election Petition :—Complaint made that the names of certain persons had been inserted in a warrant issued by 


Mr. Speaker for the attendance of witnesses on the hearing of the Petition after Mr. Speaker had signed the warrant, and that Mr. Alcock, 
Agent for Petitioners, was concerned therein; Orders, that matter of Complaint be taken into consideration on the morrow ; that 
Mr. Alcock do attend on the morrow ; that other persons do attend at the same time ; Lx11. 288. Order of the day read; Petition 
of Mr. Alcock presented and read; House proceeded to take the Complaint into consideration ; Alcock called in, heard, and then 
directed to withdraw ; Resolution, That Alcock, not having any warrant from the Speaker, has been guilty of a high breach of Privilege 
by summoning witnesses to attend upon the hearing of the Petition; Order, that Alcock be taken into the custody of the Serjeant at 
Arms, and that Mr. Speaker do issue his warrant ; Serjeant informed the House, that he had taken Alcock ; Order, that he be brought 
to the bar to be discharged ; brought to the bar, reprimanded, and discharged, paying his fees; Lx1. 2g6. 


~ Limerick County :—See Quin, thé Honourable W’ ‘yndham Wyndham. 


736. Poole :—Complaint made of a delay in the execution of the Writ issued 29 April 1807, for the Election of Burgesses for Poole ; Order, 


that the Messenger attending the Great Seal do attend forthwith, and he being called in, was examined touching the delay, and he 
having, in his examination, informed the House that he received the Writ on 30 April 1807, a little after twelve, and before two 
delivered it to Mr. Jonathan Brundrett, head Clerk of Mr. Lowten, Attorney-at-law, and that he gave it to him with a view to expedite 
the Writ as quickly as possible ; Orders, that Mr. Brundrett do attend the House to-morrow to give an account of his having taken the 
Writ, and of the delay; that Mr. Lowten do attend at the same time; that the further consideration be adjourned till to-morrow ; 
“x11. 721. Order of the day read; House proceeded to take matter of Complaint into further consideration, and Mr. Brundrett 
attending, was called in, and at the bar examined, and having refused to answer a question that was put to him, he was directed to 
withdraw ; Resolution, That Mr. Brundrett not having answered the said question, is thereby guilty of a high breach of privilege, and 
a contempt of the authority of the House; Order, that he be committed to Newgate, and that Mr. Speaker do issue his warrants 
accordingly ; Mr. Lowten attending, was called in and examined, and then directed to withdraw; Orders, that matter of Complaint 
be taken into further consideration upon Monday next; That certain persons do attend the House at the same time; 735. Orders, 
read and discharged, and Orders, that the matter of Complaint be taken into further consideration upon a future day, and that the 
several persons who were ordered to attend do attend upon that day, 739. Petition of Brundrett to be discharged, presented and read, 


_ and Order, that he be brought to the bar to-morrow in order to his being discharged, and that Mr. Speaker do issue his warrants 


accordingly, 747. Order for the attendance of the several persons, read, and so much of the said Order as relates to the attendance 
of two of the persons discharged, and Order, that they do attend upon another day, 748. Petition of William Spurrier, stating that 
Mr. Brundrett on 1 May brought the Writ to Petitioner at the office of Ambrose and Weston, Fenchurch-street, that said Brundrett, and 
Ambrose and Weston were all ignorant of Petitioner’s detaining or intending to detain said Writ, and that it was brought to Petitioner 
solely upon his own application, and that having obtained same, he set off the same day to Poole, and carried the Writ with him; that 
he is upwards of seventy-three and infirm, and imploring the clemency of the House; Petition to lie upon the Table; 749. 
Brundrett brought to the bar, reprimanded, and discharged, paying his fees; Orders, that Brundrett do.attend on a future day ; that 
Spurrier do attend at the same time ; 754. Order for taking into consideration the Complaint, read and discharged, and Orders, that 
it be taken into further consideration upon another day; that the several persons who were ordered to attend do attend upon that day ; 
762. Orders, that the Deputy Clerk of the Crown and the Sheriff of Poole do attend upon that day, 772. House proceeded to take 
into further consideration matter of Complaint ; Brundrett and Spurrier called in, examined, and directed to withdraw ; and it appearing 
that Spurrier having obtained the Writ from Brundrett on 30 April, did unduly detain same until 17 May last, before he delivered 
it to the Sheriff; Resolution nem. con. That Spurrier was guilty of a breach of privilege ; Spurrier committed to the custody of the 
Serjeant; Order of the day read for the attendance of the messenger attending the Great Seal; Motion, that he be now called in, 
withdrawn ; 789. Petition of Spurrier to be discharged; Motion, That Spurrier be brought to the bar to-morrow, in order to 
his being discharged ; Amendment proposed, and negatived upon division ; Order, that he be brought to the bar to-morrow to be dis- 
charged, 794. Brought to the bar, reprimanded, and discharged, paying his fees, 798. 


737. Waterford :—Notice taken that no return had been made to the Writ last issued for Waterford ; Deputy Clerk of the Crown ordered 


XIV. 


738. 


739. 


741. 


to attend immediately; and he attending, gave the House information relating thereto; tx1. 169. House informed, that no Return 
was yet brought in ; Deputy Clerk of the Crown ordered to attend; he attends, and informs the House, that no such Return had been 
brought in; Motion for Sherifis of Waterford to attend, withdrawn; Order that Deputy Clerk of the Crown do transmit an 
account whether any Return to the Writ has been returned into his office, and on what day; 175. Return and certificate, 198. 


Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings : 


Sesstonal Orders and Resolutions : 


Ninth section of Act 28 Geo. III. c. 52, for further regulation of the trials of Controverted Elections, read ; 
Order, that all persons who will question any Returns of Members, by the renewal of Petitions, 
which were depending at the end of the last session, do question same within the time limited for the 
forfeiture of the _— in case such Petitions shall not be renewed, as mentioned in the said Act; 
LIX. 5.—LXIll. 6. 


[Great Britain.] That all persons who will question Returns for Great Britain, do question same within 
fourteen days next, and so within fourteen days after any new Return shall be brought in ; and that all 
Members returned for two or more places in Great Britain, do. make their election by this day three 
weeks, for which place they serve, provided there be no question upon the return for that place; and if 
any thing shall come in question touching the Return or Election of any Member, he is to withdraw 
during the time the matter is in debate ; and that all Members returned upon double Returns, do with- 
draw till their Returns are determined. [A sessional Order.| LVI. 15.—LVII. 5. 


[Ireland.] Select Committee appointed to take into consideration what additional Orders and Regulations 
it might be proper to make relative to the proceedings of the House, in consequence of the Union; LVI. 16. 
First Report of three Resolutions, for regulating the mode of proceeding with respect to Petitions 
questioning Returns of Members for Ireland; 28. Further considered; Resolutions amended and 
agreed to; 31. First Resolution; That all persons who will question any Returns of Members for 
Ireland, which have been or may be made to writs already [1801] issued or ordered to be issued, do 
question same within twenty-eight days after the same shall have been or shall be returned into the office 
of the Clerk of the Crown in England; Second Resolution; That all persons who will question 
Returns for Ireland, to writs not already issued, or ordered, do question same by presenting a Petition 
within fourteen days next after the same shall have been brought into the office of the Clerk of the Crown 
in England, or by lodging a Petition in the office of the Clerk of the Crown in Irelad, within fourteen 
days next after the same shall have been brought into the said office; Third Resolution; That when 
any such Petition shall have been lodged in the said office of the Clerk of the Crown in Jreland, ist 

the 





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XIV. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


742. 


743, 


744. 


745. 


746. 


747. 


748. 


749. 


(1.)—Sesstonal Orders and Resolutions—continued. 


‘the time before limited, the said Clerk shall forthwith make a copy thereof, to be preserved in thie said 
office, and immediately shall transmit such original Petition to the Speaker, &amp;c.; and that in case no 
such Petition shall have been lodged in the said office within the time before limited, the said Clerk of 
the Crown shall forthwith transmit a certificate in the like manner to the Speaker, signed by himself or 
his deputy, specifying the time when such Return was made; and that no such Petition had been 
lodged; 31. Second Report of three Resolutions respecting Peers of Jreland voting or concerning 
themselves in Elections, 83. See infra, 747. —«— The three Resolution of the first Report, relative 
questioning Returns and presenting Petitions, again made ; LVII. 5, 


That all persons who will question any Return of Members to serve in Parliament for Great Britain, 
do question same within fourteen days next, and so within fourteen days next after any new Return 
shall be brought in; [A Sessional Order ;} LVI. 9.—LIX. 5.—LX. 5.—LXI. 10.—LXII. 5, 561.— 
LXIII. 7.—LXIV. 5.—LXV. 9.—LXVI. 35.—LXVII. 12.—LXVIII, 5.—LXIX. 6.—LXX. 6,—LXXI. 7.— 
LXXII. 8.—LXXIII. 6.—LXXIV. 10.—LXXV. 5, 109. 


That all persons who will question any Returns of Members to serve in Parliament for Ireland, do 
question same by presenting a Petition to the House within fourteen days next, and so within fourteen 
days next after any new Return shall have been brought into the office of the Clerk of the Crown of Great 
Britain, or by lodging a Petition in the office of the Clerk of the Crown of Ireland, within fourteen days 
next, and so within fourteen days next after any new Return shall have been brought into the said office of 
the Clerk of the Crown in Great Britain ; that when any such Petition shall have been lodged in the said 
office of Clerk of the Crown in Ireland, within the time before limited, the said Clerk shall forthwith 
make a copy thereof, to be preserved in the said office, and immediately thereupon shall transmit such 
original Petition to the Speaker, &amp;c ; and that in case no such Petition shall have been lodged in the 
said office within the time before limited, the said Clerk of the Crown shall forthwith transmit a certificate 
to the Speaker, signed by himself or his deputy, specifying the time when such Return was made, and 
that no such Petition had been lodged in his office ; [¢wo Sessional Orders ;} LVI. 9.—LIX. §.—LX. 5. 
LXI. 10.—LXII. 5, 561.—LXII. 7.—LXIV. 5.—LXV. 9.—LXVI. 35.—LXVII. 12,—LXVIII. 5.— 
LXIX. 6.—LXX. 6.—LXXI. 7.—LXXII. 8.—LXXIII. 6.—LXXIV. 10,—LXXV. 5, 109. 


That all Members who are returned for two or more places in any part of the United Kingdom do make 
their Election ; By this day three weeks, for which of the places they will serve, provided there be no 
Question upon the Return for that place, and if any thing shall come in question touching the Return or 
Election of any Member, he is to withdraw during the time the matter is in debate, and that all Mem- 
bers returned upon double Returns do withdraw till their Returns are determined ; LVIII. 10.—LIX. 5.— 
LX. §.—LXI. 10.—LXIU. 5, 561.—LXII. 7.—LXIV. 5.—LXV. 10.—LXVI. 36.—LXVII. 12. For 
which of the places they will serve within one week from and after the expiration of the fourteen days 
before limited for presenting Petitions, provided there be no Question upon the Return for that place, 
and if any thing shall come in question touching-the Return or Election of any Member, he is to withdraw 
during the time the matter is in debate, and that all Members returned upon double Returns do withdraw 
till their Returns are determined; LXVIII. 5.—LXIX. 6.—LXX. 6,—LXXI. 7.—LXXII. 8.—LXXIII. 6.— 
LXXIV. 10.—LXXV. 5,110. [Sessional Orders.| 


Interference of Peers at Elections : 


Resolution, That no Peer of this Realm hath any right to give his vote in the Election of any Member to 
serve in Parliament; LVI. 15. 


Motion, That it is a high infringement of the liberties and privileges of the Commons for any Lord of Par- 
liament or any Lord Lieutenant of any county to concern themselves in the Elections of Members ; 
Debate thereon adjourned, LVI. 15. Resumed; Motion amended and agreed to, and Resolution, That 
itis a high infringement of the liberties and privileges of the Commons for any Lord of Parliament to 
concern himself in the Election, or for any Lord Lieutenant of any county in Great Britain to avail 
himself of any authority derived from his commission to influence the Election of any Member ; 25. 


Second Report from the Select Committee, upon the additional Orders, &amp;c. it might be-proper to make in 
consequence of the Union, of three Resolutions, viz. That no Peer of Ireland, unless actually elected 
and serving for any county, &amp;c. of Great Britain, hath any right to give his vote in the Election of any 
Member to serve for Ireland ; That no Peer elected (or who shall be elected) to sit and vote on the part of 
Ireland in the House of Lords, or who hath or shall have voted at such Election, hath any right to give 
his vote in the Election of Members for Great Britain; That it isa high infringement of the liberties and 
privileges of the Commons for any Lord of Parliament to concern himself in the Election of or for any 
Governor of any county in Ireland, to avail himself of any authority derived from his commission to 
influence the Election of any Member; LVI. 83. The three Resolutions agreed to, 93. 


Five Motions respecting the interference of Peers, Peers of Ireland and other persons therein mentioned, . in 
the Election of Members to serve in Parliament, and debates thereon adjourned, LVII. 5. Orders for 
resuming debates discharged, and Motions referred to a Committee, 9. (See Committees, 1491.) Report 
together with two Resolutions ; Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House, and to be printed ; 
17. (See Committees, 408.) Considered ; two Resolutions reported, viz. First, That no Peer of this 
Realm, except such Peers of Ireland as shall for the time being be actually elected and shall not have 
declined to serve for Great Britain, hath any right to give his vote in the Election of any Member ; That 
it is a high infringement of the liberties and privileges of the Commons of the United Kingdom for any 
Lord of Parliament or other Peer or Prelate, not being a Peer of Ireland at the time elected, and not 
having declined to serve for Great Britain, to concern himself in the Election of Members to serve for 
the Commons in Parliament, except only any Peer of Ireland at such Elections in Great Britain 
respectively, where such Peer shall appear as a candidate, or by himself, or any others be proposed to be 
elected, or for any Lord Lieutenant or Governor of any county, to avail himself of any authority derived 
from his commission to influence the Election of any Member to serve for the Commons in Parliament ; 34. 
Report further considered, and Resolutions agreed to, 376. 


That no Peerof this Realm, except such Peers of Ireland as shall for the time being be actually elected, and 
shall not have declined to serve for Great Britain, hath any right to give his vote in the Election of any 
Member ; That it is a high infringement of the liberties and privileges of the Commons for any Lord of 

Parliament 
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(1.)—Sesstonal Orders and Resolutions—continued. 


751. 


752. 


Parliament or other Peer or Prelate, not being a Peer of Ireland at the time elected, and not having 
declined to serve for Great Britain, to concern himself in the Election of Members, except only any 
Peer of Ireland at such Elections in Great Britain respectively, where such Peer shall appear as a candi- 
date, or by himself, or any others be proposed to be elected, or for any Lord Lieutenant or Governor of 
any county to avail himself of any authority derived from his commission to influence the Election of any 
Member ; [Sessional Resolutions]; LVI, 10.—LIX. 5.—LX. 6.—LXI. 10.—LXII. 5, 561.—LXIII. 7.— 
LXIV. 5.—LXV. 10.—LXVI. 36.—LXVII. 12.—LXVIII. 6.—LXIX. 6.—LXX. 6.—LXXI. 7.—LXXIL. 8. 
—LXXIII. 6.—LXXIV. 10.—LXXV. 5, 110. 


Bribery :—That if it shall appear that any person hath procured himself to be elected or returned 


a Member, or endeavoured so to be, by bribery or any other corrupt practices, this House will proceed 
with the utmost. severity against such person ; [a Sessional Resolution ;\ LV1. 15.—LVII. 5.—LVII. 10.— 
LIX. 6.—LX. 6.—LXI. 10.—LXII. 5, 561.—LXIU. 7.—LXIV. 5.—LXV. 10.—LXVI. 36.—LXVII. 12.— 
LXVIII. 6.—LXIX. 7.—LXX. 6.—LXXI. 7.—LXXII. 8.— LXXIII. 6.— LXXIV. 10.—LXXV. 5, 110. 
[A Resolution that the practice of paying money to out-voters under colour of indemnifying them for loss 
of time is highly illegal was made in 1820; LXXV. 443.] 


List of Voters:—That in all cases of Controverted Elections for counties in England and Wales, the 


Petitioners do, by themselves or by their Agents, within a convenient time to be appointed by the House, 
deliver to the Sitting Members, or their Agents, Lists of the persons intended by the Petitioners to be 
objected to, who voted for the Sitting Members ; giving in the said Lists the several heads of objection, 
and distinguishing the same against the names of the Voters excepted to; and that the Sitting Members 
do, by themselves or by their Agents, within the same time, deliver the like Lists on their part to the 
Petitioners, or their Agents ; [a Sessional Resolution ;| LVI. 15.—LVII. 6.—LVIII. 10.—LIX. 6.—LX. 6. 
—LXI. 10.—LXI. 6, 562.—LXIII. 7.—LXIV. 6.—LXV. 10.—LXVI. 36.—LXVII. 12.—LXVIII. 6. 
[ Note, This Resolution was not made after 1813, the Act 53 Geo. III. c. 71, having passed in that 
‘session, enacting, “ That in all cases of Controverted Elections, &amp;c. for Great Britain, all the parties 
complaining of or defending, such Elections, &amp;c. shall, by themselves or Agents, deliver in to the Clerk 
of the House of Commons Lists of the Voters intended to be objected to, to be by the said Clerk kep 

in his office, open to the inspection of all parties concerned,” &amp;c. | 


(2.)—-Classing Election Petitions : 


753. 


754. 


That whenever several Petitions, complaining of undue Elections or Returns of Members to serve in 


Parliament shall at the same time be offered to be presented to the House, Mr. Speaker shall direct 
such Petitions to be all of them delivered in at the Table, where they shall be classed and read in 
the following order; viz. (1.) Such Petitions as complain,—That no Return has been made, &amp;c. in the 
Jirst class, (2.) Of double Returns, in the second class. (3.) Of the Election or Return of Members 
returned to serve for two or more places, in the third class. (4.) Of Returns only, in the fourth class 
(5.) The residue of the said Petitions in the fifth class. And the names of the places to which such 
Petitions (contained in the first class, if more than one) shall relate, shall in the first place be written on 
several pieces of paper of an equal size; and the same pieces of paper shall be then rolled up, and put by 
the Clerk into a box or glass, and then publicly drawn by the Clerk ; and the said Petitions shall be read 
in the order in which the said names shall be drawn; and then the like method shall be observed with 
respect to the several Petitions contained in the second, third, fourth, and fifth classes respectively; 
[a Resolution always repeated on the first Election Petitions being offered to be presented in a new 
Parliament ;\ LVM. 13.—LXU. 10, 578. —LXVIUI. 11.—LXXIV. 14.—LXXV. 117. [Note, Petitions 
to oppose or defend rights of election are not classed. | | 


Several renewed Petitions being offered to be presented, Entry in Journal of Resolutions directing the order 


in which Petitions presented at the same time shall be classed, read, and entered, and Resolution, 
That whenever several Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns shall at the same time 
be offered to be presented, Mr. Speaker shall direct sucl Petitions to be all of them delivered in at the 


- Table; and the said Petitions shall be read in the order of the classes mentioned in the said Resolution, 


and in each of the classes: in the order in which they were directed to be taken into consideration 
in the last session of Parliament; LIX. 7.—LXIII. 8. 


(3.)\—List of Irish Barristers : 


755. 


Mr. Speaker acquaints the House, that in pursuance of Act for regulating the trial of Controverted Elections 


for Ireland, he had received from the Deputy Clerk of the Crown in Ireland; A List of the Barristers at 
Law of above six years standing who had consented, under their hands and seals, to act as Commissioners, 
or as Chairman to the Commissioners, for the purposes of the said Act; Order, that said Lists be 
deposited in the office of the Clerk of the House ; LVIIl. 19.—LXII. 14, 617.—L XIII. 25.—LXIV. 19. 
—-LXV. 14. LXVI. 78. — LXVII. 19.— LXVIII. 47. — LXX. 278. —LXXIII. 14.—LXXIV. 12.— 
LXXV. 132.—«—A Return, containing the name of another Barrister of above six years standing, who 
had consented to act, &amp;c. ; and Order for ditto; LXII. 67.—&lt;—A Letter, acquainting him that another 
Barrister of above six years. standing had consented, &amp;c. ; and Order for ditto; LXXIV. 114. —_— 
The name of another Barrister, &amp;c.; and Order; LXXIV. 394.—&lt;—A further List of the Barristers, &amp;c. ; 
and Order; LXXV. 215. 


(4.)—Proceedings previous to Ballot : 


756. 





Petitions ordered to be taken into consideration on future days, at particular times in the afternoon ; viz. At 


@ quarter of an hour before two o'clock ; LVIII. 233. —&lt;=— At ten minutes before two; LVIII. 233. 
—~—»— At five minutes before two; LVIII. 233. —«— At two; LVIII. 233.—&lt;_— At five minutes 
after two ; LVIII. 233.—«m—At ten minutes after two ; LVIII. 234.—&lt;-— Ata quarter of an hour after 
two; LVIII. 234.——_—At twenty minutes after two; LVIII. 234.—&lt;«—At twenty-five minutes after 
two; LVIII. 234. —&lt;«-— At half an hour after two; LVIII. 56, 174, 234.—&lt;—At twenty-five minutes 
before three ; LVI. 234.—~—=— At twenty minutes before three ; LV III. 234.—&lt;-—At a quarter of an hour 
before three ; LVIII. 234.—LXXV. 181, 183, 184.—&lt;—At ten minutes before three ; LVIII. 234. —-—— 
At five minutes before three; LVIII. 234.—&lt;-=—At three; LVIII. 14.—LIX. 7. —LX. 14.—LXI. 9.— 
LXII. 29.—LXUL. 24.—LXIV. 33.—LXV. 66.—LXVI. 86.—LXVII. 14.—LXVIII. 12.—LX1X 30.—LXX. 
1y2.—LXXII. 9.—LXXIII 8.—LXXIV. 15.—LXXV. 37, &amp;c.—&lt;—At a quarter of an hour after three ; 
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757. 


761. 


762. 


764, 


765. 


766. 


767. 


768. 


769. 


771. 


772. 


773. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


LVIII. 149.-—LXII. 36.—«—At half an hour after three ; LIX. 8.. LXII. 34.—LXIII. 46.—LXVIIIL. 43. 
—LXIX. 147.—LXXIV. 20.— LXXV. 125, &amp;c.—&lt;m—At a quarter of an hour before four; LXIII. 25.— 
LXXIV. 125.—LXXV. 257, &amp;c.—&lt;=—At four ; LXXV. 478.—&lt;«—At the same time that other Petitions 
are appointed to be taken into consideration ; LVIIl. 52.—LIX. 8.—LXII. 34.—LXVI. 380.—LXVII. 14. 
—LXVIII. 31.—LXXIV. 16.—LXXV. 126, &amp;c. 


More than one Petition appointed to be considered on the same day ; LVIII. 84.—LIX. 8.—LXII. 36.— 


LXVIII. 16.—LXXIV. 22.—LXXV. 125, &amp;c.—« Fifteen Petitions appointed to be considered on the 
same day ; LVIII. 233. 


The Speaker acquaints the House that he had received letters from the Deputy Clerk of the Crown in 
Ireland, inclosing Election Petitions, and said Petitions were laid upon the Table ; LVI. 52, 71.—LXII. 
50, 685, 701.—LXIII. 104, 127.—LXVI. 85.—LXVIII. 30, 106.—LXX. 187.—LXXIII. 7.—LXXIV. 59. 


LXXV. 159.—&lt;=—From John M. Dwyer, Esquire, dated Hanaper Office, Dublin, and ditto ; 
LXXV. 460. 





House’ resolves not to consider any Election Petitions before the adjournment of the House for the 
Christmas Recess ; LVI. 73.—LXVIII. 12. 


Petition offered to be presented-{after the time limited by the Order of the House]; Certificate of Deputy 
Clerk of the Crown, signifying when Return was delivered in, read, and Order of the House requiring 
all persons questioning Returns, to do so within fourteen days next, &amp;c. also read, but the House not 
having proceeded upon business since Thursday last [being within the time limited]; and being informed 
that Petitioners would have petitioned within fourteen days, if the House had proceeded upon business 
since Thursday last, Order that said Petition be now received ; LIX. 195. 


Order, that Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrant or Warrants for such persons, papers and records as shall be 
thought necessary by the several parties, on the hearing of the matter of Petitions ; LVIII. 15.—LIX. 8. 
LX. 18.—LXI, 9. — LXII. 10. — LXIII. 9.—LXIV. 33.—LXV. 66.—LXVI. 86.—LXVIL. 14.—LXVIII. 12. 
—LXIX. 30.—LXX. 188.—LXXII. 9.—LXXIII. 8. —LXXIV. 16.—LXXV. 37, &amp;c. 


In pursuance of several Acts for regulating trials of Controverted Elections, the like notices as in former cases, 
were sent to the several parties [on Election Petitions then previously ordered to be taken into consideration 
upon particular days]; accompanied with orders for their attendance by themselves, their Counsel and 
Agents, at the times on which the said several Petitions were ordered to be taken into consideration ; 
LVI. 18.—LIX. 9.—LX.. 18.— LXI. 9.—LXII. 14.—LXIII. 14.——LXIV. 33.—LXV. 66.—LXvI. 86.— 


LXVII. 14.—-LX VIII. 12.— LXIX. 147.— LXX. 188. —LXXII. g.-— LXXIII. 8.—LXXIV. 27.— LXXV. 
118, &amp;c. 


Orders for taking Petitions into consideration upon particular days; And discharged and Orders made 
for taking them into consideration upon other times ; LVIII. 56.—LIX. 59.—LX. 89.—LXI, 24.—LXII. 18. 
—LXIII, 16.—LXVI. 100.—LXVII. 56.—LXVIII. 166.—LXIX. 184.—LXX. 192.—LXXII. 79.— 

_LXXIV. 125.—LXXV. 81, &amp;c.—«—And Motion for discharging same ; Debate adjourned ; LXXV. 238. 
Resumed, Order discharged, and another Order made; 245.—&lt;«— And Question negatived for 
discharging same ;, LIX. 60.—LXII. 233. —«=— Petitions read again, Act 28 Geo. III. read, Order read 
and discharged, and another Order made; LIX. 58. 


Notices are again sent to the parties, with orders for their attendance accordingly, (on days being altered) ; 
LVIII. 56.—LIX. 59.—LX. 89.—LXI. 24, &amp;c.—=— Petitions of former sessions read, on Questions 
for discharging Orders for taking said Petitions into consideration ; LIX. 60. 


Petition complaining that no Return has been made; Act 25 Geo. III. read, and Order, that Petition be 
taken into consideration upon a certain day, and notices sent to the parties, and also to the Returning 
Officer, with orders for their attendance accordingly ; LX. 14. 


Petitions to. oppose the right of Election ordered to be taken into consideration upon a particular day ; 
and notice of Petition, and of the time appointed for taking same into consideration, inserted, by Order 
of the Speaker, in the London Gazette, and also sent to the Returning Officer, according to directions 
of Act 28 Geo. III. ; LIX. 57, 179,.—LXII. 581.—LXIII. 14.—LXIX. 30. 


Petitions to defend the right of Election ordered to be taken into consideration at the same time that 
Petitions to oppose same are ordered to be taken into consideration; and notice of Petitions and of 
times appointed for taking same into consideration, inserted, by Order of Mr. Speaker, in the London 


Gazette, and sent to the Returning Officer, according to directions of Act 28 Geo, IIT.; LIx. 132. 
206.— LXIII. 32.—LXIX. 130. 


Orders for taking into consideration Petitions respecting the right of Election read and discharged, and 
Orders made for taking them into consideration at other times ; and notices again inserted in the London 
Gazette, and also sent to Returning Officers ; LIX. 172, 198, 222.—LXII. 820.—-LXIX. 51, 126, 133. 


Petitions not within the provisions of the Election Acts; Presented and ordered to be taken into consi- 
deration on a future day; LXXIV.83.—LXXV. 187. Petition and Order again read; Order discharged, 
and Petition to lie upon the Table ; LXXIV. 111.— LXXV. 215. —&lt;=— Presented, and Motion, that 
Petitions be taken into consideration on a future day; Debates thereon adjourned ; LVIIL: 63, 64. 
Resumed ; entry in Journals read ; and Resolution, that Petitions do not come within the deseription of 
such Petitions, and Petitions ordered to be withdrawn ; LVII. 87. 


Petition complaining of an Election (Camelford Borough) delivered in, and read; and the necessary 
allegation to entitle it to be received as an Election Petition being. interlined in a different hand from 
that in which the rest of the Petition was written, Order that said Petition be withdrawn; LXXIV. 378. 


House informed that since presenting Petitions, Members petitioned against had vacated their seats ; also, 
that Petitioners desired to withdraw their Petitions; Acts, entry in Journal, and Election Petitions 
(Christchurch Borough) read; Orders, that Orders for taking said Petitions into consideration be 
discharged ; that Petitioners have leave to withdraw said Petitions ; that the Speaker issue warrant for 
new ‘Writ;  LXII. 318. pt: 


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774. Petitions, praying to be admitted parties in the room of Members who had informed the House by 
a declaration in writing subscribed by them, and delivered in at the Table of the House, that it was not 
their intention to defend their Returns ; Order, that Petitioners be admitted parties; LX. 341.—-— 
Act 28 Geo. ITI. read, Order for ditto; LXIII. 174. 


775. Petition, praying the House to enlarge time for taking Election Petitions into consideration ; Order for taking 
Petition into consideration read and discharged, and Petition ordered to be taken into consideration 
upon a later day; LXXV. 257. 


776. Order that all Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns be printed ; LXXIV. 27. 


777. Petition of Electors of the City of Oxford, complaining of the interference of a Peer in the Election ; a doubt 
having arisen whether said Petition was not a Petition complaining of an undue Election, Motion, That 
Petition do lie upon the Table, and debate thereon adjourned ; Petition printed; LXxIv. 46. Debate 
resumed, and Motion negatived ; Resolution, that Petition comes within the description of a Petition, the 
proceedings upon which are regulated by the Election Acts ; Petition ordered to be taken into consi- 
deration on a particular day ; notices sent, and Speaker's warrant for persons, papers and records ; 52. 


778. Orders discharged ; Tor considering Election Petitions ; And other days appointed ; LVIII. 56.—LIX. 59.— 
LX. 89.—LXI. 24.—LXII. 18.—LXIII. 16.—LXVI. 100.—LXVII. 56.—LX VII. 166.—LX1X. 184.—LXX. 
192.—LX XII. 79.—LX XIV. 125.—LXXV. 81, &amp;c.—&lt;«— Declaration of returned Member, that he did not 
intend to defend his Election against two Petitions delivered at the Table, and read; Act 28 Geo. IIT. 
c. 52, read; Orders for taking into consideration those Petitions read and discharged, and another 
day appointed; LXIII. 67, —m— Orders finally discharged; Petitioners not having entered into 
recognizances ; LVIII. 76.—LXI. 480. —LXII. 67.—LXIII. 212.—LXIV. 88.—LXVIII. 89. — LXIX. 106. 
LXXIII.. 114. — LXXIV. 111. —LXXV. 233, &amp;. No Counsel, Agent, or Party, appearing on the 
part of Petitions when directed to be called in on ballots, (Act 28 Geo. III. c. 52, sometimes 
previously read); LIX. 266.—LXII. 93. —LXIII. 196.—LXXV. 232. A Committee [on another 
Petition] having determined that Member petitioned against was not duly returned ; LX. 225. Petitions 


not coming within the description of Petitions, the proceedings upon which are regulated by the Contro- 
verted Election Acts ; LXXIV. 111.—LXXV. 215. 


779. Motions for discharging Order for taking Petitions into consideration, withdrawn; LXIII. 57, 266. — 
LXXIV. 164. 


781. Order for consideration of an Election Petition having been discharged, the Petitioner not having entered 
into recognizance, the Election is resolved by the House to be void, and a new Writ is ordered, it being 
a case of double Return, and the other person returned not having petitioned ; LXXV. 243. 


782. Orders of the day for taking Petitions into consideration, read and Orders adjourned till to-morrow, at 
a particular hour ; On the House being counted, and not one hundred Members present ; LVIII. 174.-— 
LIX. 64.—LX. 85.—LXII, 75.—LXVI, 258.—LXIX. 195.—LXX. 315.—LXXII. 81, &amp;c. On ballots 
itappearing there wanted names to complete lists of forty-nine Members [either on first or second ballot ;] 
LVI. 163.—LIX. 69.—LXII. 139.—LXIII. 578.—LXVIII. 163.—LXXIV. 140.—LXXV. 329, &amp;c. 
Order adjourned till Monday next, at a particular hour [the House then sitting on a Saturday ;' 
LVIII. 176. Order that consideration of Petitions be adjourned till to-morrow, at a particular hour, 
on a second Petition a ballot being had, and lists completed on the first, where, on the House being 
counted, one hundred Members or more were present, and not one hundred and twenty ; LVIII. 145.— 
LIX. 81. —&lt;=— Orders of the day for taking Petitions into consideration, read and proceeded in ; 
LVIII, 134.—LIX. 60.—LX. 67.—LXI. 31.—LXII. 140.-—LXV. 129.—LXVI. 259.— LXVII. 303.— 
LXVIII. 168.—LXIX. 195.—LXX. 316.—LXXII. 82.—LXXIV. 114.—LXXV. 247, &amp;e. 


(5.)—Declarations not to defend seats : 


783. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House that he had received a Declaration from a Member returned [on a double 
Return ;] that he did not intend to defend his Return, Declaration delivered in at the table, read and 
entered ; [Declaration stated that Member did not mean to defend his Return, but to rely upon the 
merits of his Petition ;} Act 28 Geo. III. read, Order for taking into consideration the Petition of 
the other Member read, Motion, that said Order be discharged, and debate thereon adjourned ; 
LIX. 192. Resumed, and Order discharged, and Petition ordered to be taken into consideration upon 
another day, 195. —&lt;-— From a Member returned, that he did not mean to defend his Election, 
Declaration delivered in at the table, read and entered, Act 28 Geo. IIT. read, Order for taking into 
consideration the Petition complaining of the undue Election, read and discharged, and another da 
appointed ; LX. 242.—«—A Declaration in writing, subscribed by a Member returned, that he did not 
intend to defend his Election, delivered at the table, read and entered, Act 28 Geo. III. c. 52, read, 
Orders for taking into consideration the Petitions complaining of an undue Election, read and discharged, 
and Order, that Petitions be taken into consideration upon another day; LXIII.67, —«— Declaration 
read on appointment of Committee; LIX. 274. 


(6.)—Qualifications of Members : 


784, Petition in which the Qualification of a Sitting Member is questioned, read; Entry in Journals of 5th December 
1747, of proceedings on the Westbury Petition, read; and House informed, that Member, at the time 
of presenting Petition, was out of the kingdom, and did not return till lately, when he was for the first 
time informed of contents of Petition; Resolution, that Member be allowed seven days more from that 
day, to leave with the Clerk of the House an account in writing of his Qualification ; LIX. 7. 


785. Petition of Mr. Green, Agent of Mr. Antrobus, a Member petitioned against who was abroad and whose 
qualification was called in question, for extending time for delivery of statement of Qualification ; to lie 
on the table, and be printed; LXxv. 224. Petition of Agent of Mr. Bryant, the Petitioner, against the 
Return, praying to be examined on the first Petition, and to be at liberty to produce the copy of the 
Return; 236. Mr. Green's Petition read; entry in Journals of 21 November 1717, of oe 

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786. 


relating to Qualifications, read ; and Member present having informed the House, that Mr. Green was 
enabled to give in a particular of Mr. Antrobus’s Qualification; Motion, That Mr. Green be permitted 
to sign and deliver to the Clerk of the House a particular, containing a rental of the hereditaments 
whereby Mr. Antrobus makes out his Qualification; Debate thereon adjourned; 237. Resumed; 
Petition of Mr. Bryant praying that the House will not grant the extension of time prayed for, or suffer 
Qualifications to be signed, or oaths taken by proxy; to lie upon the table, and be printed; 244. 
Order, that Mr. Green be permitted to sign and deliver to the Clerk of the House a paper, containing 
the particular of the hereditaments whereby Mr. Antrobus makes out his Qualification ; 245. 


Resolution of House of 21 November 1717, relative to Sitting Members questioning Qualification of 
Petitioners, read; Motion, that the notice delivered to the Clerk of the House by a Sitting Member, 
requiring Petitioner to deliver in a particular of his Qualification, be read, negatived; LXIII. 91. 


(7.)—Attendance of Members : 


787. 


788. 


789. 


791. 


792. 


793. 


Consideration of an Election Petition adjourned on account of there wanting names to complete the list of forty- 
nine; Act 36 Geo. III. and entries in Journals of 28 April 1797, of proceedings on the Kent Election 
Petition, read, and Orders that the House be called over upon, [the next day of sitting,] and that such 
Members as shall not then attend, be sent for in custody of the Serjeant; LVIII. 176.———&lt;Act 36 
Geo. III. and entries in Journals of 19 February 1803, of proceedings, read, and similar Orders made ; 


LXII. 82.—&lt;-— Act 36 Geo. III. and entries in Journals of 27 January 1807, of proceedings, read, 
and similar orders made; LXIII. 58. 


Resolutions, That when the House shall have proceeded upon particular days to the appointment of Select 
‘ Committees, and the names of the Members shall be drawn and called, Mr, Speaker do direct the name 
of every Member so called, who shall be absent, to be set aside, and that a list of the names of such 
absent Members be reported at such time as the House shall think fit; That upon the Report of the list 
of the names of such absent Members, the Members for whose non-attendance, on the appointment of 
the said Select Committee, a sufficient excuse shall not be made and allowed, shall be forthwith ordered 

to be taken into the custody of the Serjeant, and shall not be discharged without the special order of 
the House; LVIII. 176, 206.—LIX. 64, 97.—LXII. 85.—LXIII. 58.—LXVIII. 163, 168.—LXIX. 195.— 
LXX. 315.— LXXII. 81. — LXXIV. 140, 143. —LXXV. 329, &amp;c. —«&lt;m— Motion, That the names of 


Members who did not appear this day on the appointment of Select Committees, be reported; Withdrawn, 
LVIII. 454. . : 


Order, That the names of Members who did not appear this day on the appointment of Select Committees, 
(which names were set aside) be reported by Mr. Speaker to the House upon a certain day; LVIII. 177, 
206, 224.—LXII. 85, 88, 198, 203, 233.—LXIII. 207.—LXVIII. 168, 175, 298.—LXXII. 82.—LXXIV. 
143.—LXXV. 334, &amp;c.—&lt;-—Resolution, That the above Order; Do not extend to the names of Members 
serving on Election Committees; LXII. 85, 88, 198, 203.—LXVIII. 168, 2175, 98.—LXKXIV. 143.— 
LXXV. 334, &amp;c. Do not extend to Members who are Petitioners, or who are petitioned against during 
the trial of their Petitions, or to Members serving on Committees actually sitting; LXIII. 207. 


Order for reporting names, read; And Resolution that the Order do not extend to the names of Members 
then serving on Election Committees ; LVIII. 195.—&lt;«—And order, That Mr. Speaker do make his Report 
upon other days ; LVIII. 213.—«—And order, That the names of Members be reported by Mr. Speaker 
upon other days; LXVIII, 339.—&lt;-—And orders discharged ; LXVIII. 346.—LXXII. 89. 


Order, That upon days appointed for taking into consideration any Election Petition, no Member be allowed 
to depart from the House from the time when Mr. Speaker shall begin to count the House, until either 


the Order for the consideration of such Petition be discharged or adjourned, or till the list of forty-nine 
Members be completed ; LXXII. 88, : 


Mr. Speaker reports to the House the names of Members who did not appear on certain days when their 
names were called on the appointment of Committees, and the names of Members being read, several of 
them appeared and several of them were excused on account of their own illness, or of the illness or 
recent death of their near relations, or as being abroad or absent on the public service, or in Scotland, or 
Ireland, [as the case may be| and those who were not excused were ordered to attend the service of the 
House at the several times appointed for them; iL XII. 194. And those who were not excused were 
(on the question severally put upon them) ordered to attend the service of the House at the several times 
appointed for them; LXII. 202, 208, 215, 230.— LXVIII. 175, 197. Ordered to attend Ballots on 
particular days ; LXII. 328, 332. — LMM. 209. — LXVIII. 175, 197. — LXXIV. 151, 173, 191.—LXXV. 
343, 365, 404. —&lt;m— And the Names of Members being read; Several of them appeared and excuses 
were offered for several who did not appear, and upon the question severally put upon them they were 
ordered to attend the service of the House at the times appointed for them; and the name of another 
Member being read and he not appearing nor any excuse being offered for him, Order, That he be 
taken into the custody of the Serjeant ; LXII. 238, —«»— Several of them were excused on account 
of illness or the illness of near relations [as the case may be] and several of them appeared, and (upon 
the question severally put upon them) they were ordered to atterid the service of the House at the time 
appointed for them; and the names of other Members being read and they not appearing, nor any 
excuse being offered for them, Order, That they be taken into the custody of the Serjeant; LXII. 258, 265. 
—&lt;» And the names being read, several of them appeared, and having been present at the Ballot that 
day were excused, and others who did not appear were excused on account of their own illness or the 
illness of a relation, or as being abroad, and those who were not excused were, on the question severally 
put upon them, ordered to attend, some to attend Ballots on particular days, and others the service of 
the House upon particular days; LXVIII. 175.—&lt;—And the names of other Members being called 
over and they not appearing nor any excuse being offered for them, Orders, That they be taken into 
the custody of the Serjeant; LXVIII. 197. —«»— And the names being read, Member excused as 
attending the circuit in Ireland; LXXIV. 173. —«— Mr. Speaker reports the names of Members who 
did not appear, and Order, That Members defifitend Ballots on certain days; LXXIY. 416, 438. 


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Resolutions, That the list of Members ordered to attend Ballots on certain Petitions, be called over to-morrow 
[being the day appointed for considering such Petitions] immediately after said Ballots, and that no other 
business do intervene; LXXIV. 291. —&lt;»— That the list of Members ordered to attend Ballots to- 
morrow, be called over preven | after said Ballots, and that no other business do intervene; LXXIV. 
332, 342, 359, 392, 403. —&lt;=— That no Member be permitted to enter the House to-morrow after the 
said Ballot until the said list shall have been called over ; LXXIV. 291, 332, 342, 359, 392, 403. 


Orders of the day for attendance of the several Members who were ordered to attend the service of the 
House that day, read, the names were severally called over, and several of them appeared and were 
excused ; And the names of other Members being called over, and excuses being severally offered for 
them on account of illness, or as being in the country, Order, That they do attend the service of the 
House upon certain'other days, and the names of other Members being called over and they not appearing, 
nor any excuse being offered for them, separate Orders, that each of the said Members be taken into 
the custody of the Serjeant; LXII. 198. And the names of other Members. being called over and 
they not appearing, separate Orders, that they do attend the service of the House upon particular days ; 
LXII. 202. And those who were not excused, were (on the Question severally put upon them) ordered 
to attend the service of the House at the several times appointed for them ; LXII. 208. —«»— And several 
were excused on account of illness, and the names of others being called over and they not appearing, 
nor any excuse being offered for them, Orders, that they be taken into the custody of the Serjeant ; and 
the names of others being called over, and excuses being severally offered for them, Orders, that they do 
attend the service of the House upon particular days; LXII. 223, 232. —«— And the names of others 
being called over and excuses being severally offered for them, orders, that they do attend the Ballot upon 
a particular day; LXII. 325, 332. And one was excused on account of his being abroad; LXII. 325, 
—&lt;»— The names were severally called over, and several of them were excused on account of illness, 
and the name of another being called over, and he not appearing, nor any excuse being offered for him, 
Order, that he be taken into the custody of the Serjeant; LXIIl. 247. —&lt;=— And the names of said 
Members being read, several of them appeared, and on the Question severally put upon them, they 
were ordered to attend Ballots upon particular days ; LXII. 338.—&lt;—And the names of the Members 
being severally called over, Order, that they do attend the Ballot on particular days; LXXIV. 177. 


Orders of the day for the attendance of Members who were ordered to attend Ballots of the day, read, and 


the names of said Members were severally called over ; And such of them as appeared at the Ballot were 
excused for their non-attendance; LXXIV. 152, 163.—LXXV. 358. For their non-attendance on 
two former days; LXXV. 392. On three former days; LXXIV. 203, 311, 332, 348. —«— And 
names of Members being called over, and excuses having been offered for them, Order, that said Members 
do attend Ballots on particular days; LXXIV. 152, 163, 203, 311. —&lt;«— And the names of Members 
being called over, and they not appearing, at the Ballot ; Nor any excuse being offered for them, Order, 
that they be taken into the custody of the Serjeant; LXXIV. 313, 332, 348, 361.—LXXV. 392. Nor 
any sufficient excuse being offered for them, Order, that they be taken into the custody of the Serjeant ; 
LXXIV. 394. —~=— And names of Members called over, and no sufficient excuses being offered for 
them, Order, that they be taken into the custody of the Serjeant; LXXIV. 405. —&lt;=— Being called and 
no excuses being offered for them, Order, that they do attend Ballots on particular days; LXXV. 358, 392. 
—&lt;—»— And the name of a Member being called, and he not having been present at the Ballot, and no 
excuse being offered for him, Motion, That Member be taken into the custody of the Serjeant, debate 
thereon adjourned; LXXIV. 332. Resumed ; Member heard in his place, and withdrew, and Motion 
negatived ; 341.—~= And the name of a Member being called, an excuse was offered for him, Motion 
that Member be excused, Negatived, and Member ordered to attend the Ballot upon a certain day ; 
LXXIV. 3061.—&lt;—And the name of a Member being called, an excuse was offered for him, and Motion, 
that Member do attend the House upon a certain day ; Question amended, and Order, that Member be 
taken into the custody of the Serjeant; LXXIV. 361.—&lt;.— And the names of Members being called, 
and they appearing in their places, but not having appeared at the Ballot, Order, that they do attend 
the Ballot on particular days ; LXXIV. 284. —&lt;«— And Members excused ; On account of illness ; 
LXXIV. 163.—LXXV. 358. On account of their own illness, or illness in their families; LX XIV. 182, 
203.—LXXV. 392. Or the illness or death of relations; LXXIV. 284, 332, 348.—LXXV. 392. As 
being abroad ; LXXIV. 163. 348, 361, 394.—LXXV. 392. As being in Ireland; LXXV. 392. 


Orders, that certain Members do attend the service of the House on particular days, and other Members 
[all Members not excused] on other days; LXII. 194, 202, 208, 215, 230.—LXVIII. 175. —m— That 
all Members who have been ordered to attend the service of the House upon particular days do attend the 
Ballots upon the said days ; LXII. 208. —&lt;«— That certain Members do attend the Ballots on particular 
days ; LXII. 325, 328, 332.—LxXIII. 209.—LXVIII. 175, 197.—LXXIV. 151, 154, 173, 191.—LXXV. 
343, 358, 392, &amp;c. —«=— Orders for attendance of Members upon the service of the House upon 
particular days, read and discharged; And Members ordered to attend the service of the House upon other 
days; LXII. 198, 272. And Orders, that Members have leave of absence on account of ill health ; 
LXII. 230. On account of illness in his family; LXVIII, 267. On urgent private business having served 
upon a Comimittee ; LXII. 223. And Order, that Members do attend the House on another day, on 
which day they are to attend the Ballot; LXII. 272. And Orders finally discharged; LXII. 347. 


798. Orders for attendance of Members who were ordered to attend Ballots, read and discharged; LXII. 347. 





——»— Read, and Order, that names of said Members be called over upon this day six months; LXXv. 
409.—&lt;—»-— Read, and Orders, that Members have leave of absence on account of ill health ; LxxIv. 
156.— LXXV. 349, 383, 385. On urgent private business; LXXV. 354, 383, 385. On urgent 
business ; LXXIV. 180, 217. On account of the death of a relation: LXXIV. 330.— LXXV. 360. 
On account of ill health; LXxIV. 230, 280. On account of illness in his family; LXXV.385.—_— 
Orders discharged, and Orders made for their attendance on other days; LXXV. 375. 


Serjeant informs House, that he had, pursuant to their Order, taken into his custody [such] Members; LXII. 
201, 202, 216, 226.— LXVIII. 198, 209, 218. —LXXIV. 154, 185, 295.— LXXV. 393, 395, 401. 
402.——— Order, That such Members be discharged out of custody at the rising of the House that day, 
paying their fees ; LXII. 201, 202, 216, 226.—LXVIII. 198, 209, 218. Be forthwith discharged 
out of custody, paying their fees; LXXIV. 1 54, 185, 295.—LXXV. 393, 395, 401, 402. —&lt;-— House 
informed ; 


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(7.)—Alttendance of Members—continued. 


informed ; That Member had been detained on his passage from Ireland by contrary winds, Order, that 
Member be forthwith discharged out of custody, without paying any fees; LXXIV. 342. That 
Member had been detained in the country by illness, Order, that he be forthwith discharged out of 
custody without paying his fees; LXXIV. 370. That Member had been prevented from attending 
the Ballot by illness, similar Order ; LXXIV. 410. 


801. Order for taking a Member into the custody of the Serjeant, read; And Motion, that said Order be discharged 
negatived; LXII. 204. Read and discharged; LXII. 347.—LXXIV. 341. —&lt;=— Orders for taking 
Members into custody discharged, the House being informed; That Members were confined to their 
houses by illness ; LXVIII. 209, 229. By a Member, that he had received a medical certificate of the 
inability of the Member to attend on account of illness; certificate delivered in and read ; LXXIV. 342. 
That the Member had been obliged to leave London suddenly; LXXIV. 370. That the Member was 
detained in Ireland by the death of a near relation, and the arrangement of family affairs ; LXXIV. 370. 


That the Member had a severe fall from his horse, which prevented him from attending the Ballot; 
LXXV. 405. 


802. Members excused for not attending Election Committees ; LVIII. 177.—LIX. 68.—LXII. 90,—LXIII. 137. 
—LXVIII. 149.-—LXXIV. 143, &amp;c. —«=— And leave given to absent themselves from any further 
attendance; LVIII. 154.—LIX. 150.—LXII. 93.—LXIII. 249.—LXIV. 32.—LXVIII. 243.—LXXV. 
359, &amp;c. —&lt;=— A Member ordered to attend the House in his place on the day appointed for taking 
a special Report from a Select Committee into consideration; LXII. 273. 


(8.)—Committees : 


803. Election Committees, immediately after the reduced List has been presented at the bar by the Clerk of 
Election Committees, and the Members called to the Table, are sworn by the Clerk; LVIII. 136.— 
LIX. 61.—LX. 71.-—LXI. 35.—LXII. 84.—LXII. 40.—LXV. 132.—LXVI. 263.—LXVII. 304.— 
LXVIII. 135.—-LXIX. 198.—LXX. 319.—LXXII. 85.—LXXIV. 134.—LXXV. 235, &amp;c. —«-— To meet 
forthwith in one of the Committee chambers appointed for hearing the trial of Controverted Elections 
[to choose a Chairman immediately after they are sworn]; LVIII. 136.—LIX. 61.—LX. 71.—LXXV, 
235, &amp;c. 


804. Election Committees have leave to adjourn; To particular days, on account of absence of Members of 
Committees ; LIX. 5.—LXXV. 102. _ Illness of Members of Committees; LXII. 253.—LXIV. 43.— 
LXVIII. 149, 182.—LXXIV. 439, _ Illness of a very near relation of Member of Committee ; LXII. 104. 
—«- One of the Committee having leave of absence; On account of the death of a near relation ; 
LVIII. 177, 228. To attend a court martial; LIX. 272. —«— Have leave to adjourn on account of ; 
General fasts ; LIX. 291.—LX. 71.—LXII. 161.—LXIII. 67, 71.—LXVIII. 289. The Easter holidays ; 
LIX. 187. The Whitsun holidays; LIx. 286. His Majesty’s birth-day; LIX. 315. The illness of 
a material witness; LVIII. 293. To wait the arrival of evidence; LXIlI. 173. To give time; For pro- 
duction of papers from Ireland; LXIv. 74. For receiving certain statements from Ireland; LX1I. 208, 
253. —==— At the request of Counsel for both parties, they being employed in making arrangements 
to facilitate further progress of the business; LVIII. 310. To give time to Counsel; LVIII. 589. 
To give time to Petitioners’ Counsel, to read over exhibits; LXIV. 32, 36. Counsel having 
stated that no additional expense would be incurred, but that an adjournment would be of great 
convenience to the parties ; LIX. 187.—&lt;«.—The Committee having sat thirty-four days, and having the 
consent of both parties; LXIII. 265.—&lt;«—TF or one month, in consequence of Commissioners appointed 
to take evidence in Ireland not having transmitted certain documents; LXVIII. 480. —— Until 
Mr. Speaker shall by Warrant direct them to re-assemble [a Commission having been appointed to take 
evidence in Ireland]; LVIII. 176, 222.—LXII. 155, 240, 292, 315.—LXIII. 86, 254, 264, 299.— 
LXVIII. 173.—LXX. 333.—LXXIV. 465.—&lt;«—Committees have leave ; To proceed notwithstanding the 


absence of a particular Member; LIX. 11. To meet at a Member’s house, the Member being confined by 
illness ; LXXIV. 460, 465. 


805. The Speaker informs the House, that he had received copies of proceedings of Commissioners in Ireland ; 
and that in pursuance of Act for regulating the trial of Controverted Elections in Ireland, he had, by 
Warrants to be inserted in the London Gazette, directed said Committees to re-assemble on certain 
times ; LVIII. 326, 549.—LXXV. 89. —«=— Acquaints the House, that in pursuance of Act he had 
inserted in the London Gazette his Warrant to three several Committees on three Irish Elections, directing 
them to re-assemble and meet again upon particular days; LXIV. 3. ~ ; 


806. Election Committees make no Report, Parliament being, shortly after their appointment, dissolved ; 
LXII. 347. —&lt;=— Commit witnesses to the custody of the Serjeant at Arms for prevarication; LVIII. 
220, 237, 244.—LIX. 111, 390.—LXII. 130, —LXVIII. 160.—LXXIV. 292, 311.—LXXV. 384. 
—&lt;»— Chairman makes a Motion, by direction of Committee, for the Attorney General to prosecute 
a witness for perjury; and Order accordingly; LXXV. 332. 


(9)— Minutes of Evidence : 


807. Minutes of Evidence, or of Proceedings of Election Committees ; Ordered to be laid before the House; 
LVIII. 263, 270.—LIX. 121, 281.—LX, 113.—LXII. 102.—LXVIII. 289, 344.—LXXIV. 169, 171, 201. 
LXXV. 384. Presented, and ordered to be printed; LVIII. 263, 288.—LIX. 126, 287.—LX. 114.— 
LXII. 105.—LXVIII. 295, 346.— LXXIV. 170, 177, 201.—LXXV. 384. Ordered to be reprinted; 
LXXIV. 203. Read in proceedings of the House; LIX. 176.—LX. 130.—LXXIV. 203. ——— 
Printed copies communicated to the Lords ; LVIII. 394.—LIX. 279.--LX XIV. 478, —&lt;-»— Orders for 
laying same before the House; read and discharged; LXXIV. 236. Motion for laying Minutes of 
Evidence ‘before the House negatived ; LXVIII. 242. —«— Leave given for the Clerk and Short-hand 
Writer attending a Committee, to attend and give Evidence on trials of indictments for bribery at the 
Election ; LXX1V. 580. . For Short-hand Writer to attend with Minutes of Evidence at the assizes, 
on trials of indictments ; LXXV. 470. —&lt;.— Counsel to be admitted to be heard, to observe on Evidence 

_ presented from an Election Committee; Lx. 129. Heard, 130. 


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(10.)—Returning Officers : 


808. 


Charges against Returning Officers to be heard at the bar of the House; LVIII. 313, 333.—LIX. 324.— 


LX. 25. —&lt;«— Returning Officers called in ; charge read, and Officers heard at the bar of the House ; 
LVIII. 353.—LIX. 331. —&lt;=— House informed that Returning Officers desired to be heard by their 
Counsel, to observe upon the Evidence presented by Select Committee to the House; Order that 
Counsel be admitted ; Counsel called in, and requesting time, ordered to be heard on a future day ; 
LX. 129. Heard; 130. —&lt;«— Returning Officers ordered into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms ; 
LVUI. 354. —«=— Committed to Newgate; LVIII. 384.—LIX. 351.—LX. 161. —&lt;»— Their Petitions 
to be discharged out of custody; LVIII. 372, 420.—LIX. 336.—LX. 249. —«-— Motion for now bringing 
them to the bar to be discharged, negatived ; LVIII. 384. —«— Reprimanded and discharged, paying 
their fees ; LVIII. 424.—LIX. 339. —LX. 258. 


(11.)—Prosecutions : 


809. 


Attorney General directed to prosecute certain persons for bribery, &amp;c. at Elections; LVIII. 425.— 


LXII. 354.--LXXIV. 256, 303. —«=— Motions for such Prosecutions ; Superseded, by reading the other 
Orders of the day; LIX. 271. And questions amended ; LXVIII. 408, 518. Negatived; LXII. 354. 
—&lt;»— Attorney General directed to prosecute a witness for perjury committed before an Election 
Committee, LXXV. 332. Certain persons for committing outrages, which took place in a tumult, whereby 
Returning Officers: were prevented from holding an Election; LX. 141.—&lt;«—Attorney and Solicitor 
General ordered to move for the judgment of the King’s Bench, upon persons convicted of bribery at 
Elections; LXXIV. 590. . 


(12.)—Returns : 


812. 


Notice taken, that no Return had been made to the Waterford writ ; Deputy Clerk of the Crown ordered 


to attend immediately; and he attending, gave the House information relating thereto; LXI. 169. 
House informed, that no Return was yet brought in; Deputy Clerk of the Crown ordered to attend ; 
he attends, and informs the House that no such Return had been broaght in; Motion for Sheriffs 
of Waterford to attend, withdrawn ; Order, that Deputy Clerk of the Crown’ in Ireland do transmit an 
account whether any Return to the writ has been returned into his office, and on what day; 175. 
Return and certificate presented, 198. —«»—- Notice taken, that no Return had been made to the county 
of Galway writ, but that a special Return had been made in respect thereof ; Deputy Clerk of the Crown: 
ordered to attend with such special Return; LXII. 16. Attends, and Return read; House informed that 
a Return of Members had that day been delivered in, into the office of the Clerk of the Crown ; the said 
Return was also read; 18, —&lt;«— Motion, for the Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend 
a double Return withdrawn; LIX. 172. —«»— Deputy Clerk of the Crown attending according to Order, 
amends Returns; LVIII. 306.—LX. 121.—LXI. 35.—LXII. 246, &amp;c. (See supra, 577—9.)—&lt;»— House 
informed that a Member in the custody of the Marshal of the King’s Bench petitioned against was 
desirous of appearing at the bar to defend his Return, Member ordered to be brought to the bar in custody 
of the Marshal if he shall signify his desire to be so brought up, and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants 
accordingly ; LXXV. 263. —&lt;«— Leave given to persons to be admitted parties to defend Returns; 
LXI. 341.—LXIII. 174. 


(13.)—Witnesses : 


813. 


$14. 


815. 





Witnesses; House informed, that a prisoner for debt is a material Witness; Order, That the keeper of 


the gaol do bring him in safe custody to Committee, and so from time to time as his attendance shall be 
thought necessary, and that Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrant; LXII.211.—&lt;«—That a person now 
a prisoner in Newgate by Order of the House is a material Witness; Order, That the keeper of Newgate 
do bring him in safe custody to Committee, and so from time to time as often as his attendance shall be 
thought necessary, and that Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrant; LXII. 349. —«— Witness com- 
mitted to Newgate ; and order, That the keeper of Newgate do bring him in safe custody, &amp;c. ; LXXvV. 
423.—&lt;=—Witnesses absconding to avoid summoned; Ordered into the custody of the Seijeant ; 
LXXIV. 539.—-LXXV. 404.—~«=—Addresses for His Majesty to issue Proclamations, with rewards for 

‘apprehending Witnesses absconding to avoid being summoned; LXXV. 419. Orders for presenting 
them discharged, the parties having surrendered themselves; LXXV. 423. Petitions of Witnesses, 
to be discharged out of custody; LXXIV. 590.—LXXV. 438. Petition alleging ill-health, and praying 
to be discharged without personal attendance at the bar; LXXV. 466. Petitions to be printed ; 
LXXV. 438.—=——Complaint that a Soldier who had been summoned as a Witness had been arrested 
by military authority whilst in attendance on the Committee, and that he had been subsequently tried by 
a Court Martial for neglect of military duty occasioned by such attendance; the Serjeant who arrested 
him within the precincts of the House and the Soldier ordered to attend the House forthwith ; LXXIV. 
274.. Two Serjeants and a Member examined ;, Address for a copy of the Minutes of the Court Martial, 
275. Answer; Proceedings of Court Martial presented; 283. Printed, 290. App. 1157. 


Witnesses summoned and not appearing, Ordered to be taken into the custody of the Serjeant; LVIII. 209. 


—LIX. 214.—LXXIV. 170. Order, That Serjeant do take Witnesses to Committee, when and as often 
as he shall be required by Committee; LIX. 218, 338.—LXXIV. 170. —&lt;=— Witnesses committed to 
Newgate ; LVI. 318, &amp;c.—«—Petitions to be discharged out of custody; LVIII. 293, 381.—LIX. 221. 
—&lt;»— Brought to the bar and heard ; LVIII. 2g8.—&lt;«—DMbotion, that they be brought to the bar in order 
to being discharged ; Negatived, LVIII. 298. Reprimanded and discharged, paying fees; LVIII. 389. 
—&lt;»— Discharged without being reprimanded, or paying fees; LXXIV. 181,192. 


Report that a witness having been summoned, did not attend, and when brought before Committee, 


was guilty of gross misbehaviour, and that Committee had, according to power given them by Act 
28 Geo. il. committed him to the custody of the Serjeant; LIX. 338. Witness Ordered to stand 
so committed, 338. His Petition to be .discharged ; Reprimianded and discharged, 348. —»—— 
Witnesses giving false evidence, &amp;c. Reported to be committed by Committees to custody of Serjeant ; 
And committed by the House to Newgate ; LVIII. 244.—LIX. 111, 390.—LXII. 130.—LXVIII. 160.— 
LXXIV. 292, 311.—LXXV. 384.—&lt;-—And order that they do stand committed to the custody of the 
Serjeant; LVIII. 220, 237.~«—Their Petitions to be discharged out of custody; LVitI. 260, 264, 
293.—LIX. 145, 420.—LXII, 178.——LXVIII. 292.—LXXIV, 325.—LXXV. 428. Petitions printed ; 

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(13.) — Wetnesses—continued. 


LXXV. 428.—&lt;.—A witness ordered to be brought to the bar forthwith, in order to his being discharged ; 
LXXIV. 325. Reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees; LVIII. 262, 267, 297.—LIx. 151, 427.— 
LXII. 193.—LXVIII. 300.—LXXIV. 326.—LXXV. 431.—&lt;™—Witnesses, Ordered to be prosecuted 
for Perjury, on Motion made by direction of Committee; LXXV. 332. 


816. Petitions of Witnesses for their expenses; Referred to Select Committees; LX. 326.—LXIII. 392.— 
LXVIII. 205. See Committees, 1817-1816. 


817. Mr. Speaker reports, that he had been informed by letter that the Chairman of Commissioners appointed to 
take Evidence in Ireland had summoned a Member to give testimony before them ; LXII. 328. 


(14.)—Other Matters. 


818. Mr. Speaker’s appointment of Members to issue warrants for new writs in certain cases; LVI. 666.— 
LVIII. 71.—-LXII. 15.—LXVIII. 15. —LXXIV. 96.—LXXV. 148. 


819. Various matters relative to Elections, read, in proceedings of the House, viz.; Acts and sections of Acts ; 
LVIII. 57. —LIX. 21.—LX. 14.—LXII. 232. —LXIIL. 173.—LXVI. 258.—LXVII. 11.— LXVIII. 5.— 
LXIX. 126.—LXX. 6.—LXXII. 8.—LXXI1. 6.—LXXIV. 12.—LXXV. 198, &amp;c.—&lt;»—E lection Petitions, 
read again; LVIII. 86, 87.—LIX. 58, 172. Petitions. of. former Sessions; LIX. 7, 60.—— 
Election Writs, Precepts of Sheriffs, Indentures of Returns, &amp;c.; LIX. 172,—&lt;.—Entries in Journals ; 
LVII. 504.—LVIII. 18.—LIX. 7.—LX. 25.—LXI. 509.—LXII. 14.—LXVIII. 12.—LXXIII. 33.4.—LXXIV. 
27.—LXXV. 17, &amp;c.—«—Resolutions of Election Committees; LXXV. 443.—&lt;«— Determinations of 
Election Committees; LX. 225.—&lt;-—Entries in Return Books; LVI. 10, 11.—LXII. 18.—LXXV. 243. 
—&lt;»— Resolutions of the House; LXIII. 91.—LXVIII. 241. —«— Entry in Return Book read, whereby 
it appeared that three Members had been elected, one by twelve Electors, and two by eleven Electors, 
and one of the two who petitioned not having entered into Recognizances, and no Petition having been 
presented from the other ; Resolution, that Election is void with respect to the two; LXXV. 243. 


820. Resolution, That it appears to the House, that it is too late to take a Report from an Election Committee 
into consideration in the present session, and that it would be highly expedient to proceed as early as 
possible in the next; LIX. 425.—&lt;—.«—Extract of Indictments whereon Sir Manasseh Masseh Lopes and 
any Freemen of the Borough of Grampound were found guilty of Bribery; Ordered, LXXIV. 432. 
Presented, 459. Read, and Committee of the whole House appointed thereon, 474. (See Committees, 
411.) The Attorney and Solicitor General ordered to move for the judgment of the Court of King’s 
Bench upon Sir Manasseh Masseh Lopes and the other Persons convicted of Bribery at the late Election 
for Grampound, 590. Resolutions, That such a notorious system of corruption has prevailed in the 
Borough of Grampound as to cali for the serious consideration of the House ; That the House will take 
same into consideration early next Session; 617. Resolutions read, and Bill to exclude the Borough 
of Grampound from sending Burgesses, and to; enable Leeds to send two Burgesses in lieu thereof ; 
Ordered, LXXV. 65. See supra, 46. 


XV. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn or 
Superseded,—velative to— 


321. Bills :—To Motions for leave to Bring in Bills; To alter and amend Act 28 Geo. III. c. 52, so far 
as relates to recognizances; LXII. 112. To repeal Act 31 Geo. III. c.. 14, and to entitle copy- 
holders to vote for Knights of Shires; LXVII. 370. To augment the number of voters in certain 


boroughs ; LXVII. 370. —«=— Motion withdrawn for leave to bring in a Bill to explain and amend 
Act 28 Geo, III. c. 52; LX. 112, 


322. Ilchester Election Committee :—For agreeing with the Committee in three Resolutions of their 
Special Report (Pr. Q" Neg.); LVIII. 340. 


823. List of Voters :— Pembroke County ; That Petitioners complaining of Election of Sir John Owen, do 
before a particular day deliver to Sir John Owen Lists of Voters intended to be objected to, and that Sir 
John Owen do within the same time deliver like Lists to Petitioners ; LX VIII. 241. —m— Sussex ; 
That Petitioner complaining of Election of John Fuller, Esq. do before a particular day deliver to 
Petitioners who have been admitted parties in the room of Mr. Fuller, Lists, &amp;c. and that said parties 
do within the said time deliver like Lists; LXIII. 185. 


324. Members :—To particular Members being excused from serving on Election Committees ; Member being 
appointed member of court martial, for which no time was fixed; LVIII. 204. On account of 
deafness ; LVIII. 244. Master in Chancery; LVIII. 244. Member having served on Committee 
in last Parliament, which determined the right of Election [Saltash]; LX1l. 53. —&lt;e— To a Member 
having leave to absent himself from any further attendance on a Committee, he having affairs 
of a very urgent nature, which made it indispensable for him .to go to Jamaica; LIX. 21. —-— To 
a Member being excused for non-attendance at ballots; LXXIV. 361. 


325. Minutes of Evidence :—For laying before the House Minutes of Evidence, and Minutes of 


proceedings of Election Committees on Petitions complaining of undue Elections for; Camelford ; 
LXXIV. 325. IIchester; L1x. 273. Sussex; LXIII. 241. Weymouth; LXVIII. 242. 


826. Nominees :—To the thirteen Members withdrawing for the purpose of choosing another Nominee in the 


room of the Member chosen, he not appearing in his place, on the clerk informing the House that the 
thirteen Members had chosen him (Colchester Election); LXII. 200. 


827. Offices :—That the appointment of Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital is not a commission in the Army or 
Navy (Pr. Q® Neg); LXXI. 324. 


828. Petitions :—That the Petition of certain persons concerning the Election of Sir Charles Cockerell for the 
Borough of Evesham [then being offered to be presented] be, brought up; LXXIV. 195. —&lt;«— That the 


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XV. Questions and Previous Questions, N egatived, &amp;c.—continued. 


order for taking into consideration the Petition of William Huskisson, Esq. respecting the last Return of 
a Member to serve in Parliament for Liskeard be now read; LIX. 188.—«— That Orders made for 
taking Election Petitions into consideration upon particular days be discharged; viz. Petitions of Free- 
holders of Middlesex ; LIX. 60. Petitions complaining of Election for Ilchester; LIX 205. Thetford; 
LXII. 57. County of Mayo; LXII. 102. Taunton; LXII. 215. County of Aberdeen; LxII. 233. 
Glasgow Burghs; LXV. 97. Drogheda; LXXIV. 150.—&lt;«—That Petition of Freeholders of the 
county of Southampton complaining of interference of government in the late Election for that county be 
referred to the Committee of Privileges ; LXII. 125. —«e— Motions withdrawn for discharging Orders 
for considering Election Petitions, complaining of Elections for; Bridgewater; LXIII. 57. Grampound ; 
Lx. 266. Hedon; LXxiIv. 164. Inverkeithing ; LXxIV. 401. Liskeard; LIX. 198. Radnorshire ; 
LVIII. 401. 


829. Prosecutions :—For prosecuting Benjamin Moon for bribery in the Penryn Election; LXII. 354. 
—&lt;—-— Motion for prosecuting Robert Bent for bribery in the Aylesbury Election superseded by 
reading the other Orders of the day; LIX. 271. 


830. Qualifications :——That the notice delivered to the Clerk of the House by the Sitting Member requiring 
the Petitioner for Great Grimsby to deliver in a particular of his Qualification be read; LXIII. 91. 


831. Recognizances :—~For enlarging time for entering into Recognizances on Petitions presented for that 


purpose by Petitioners complaining of Elections for, Galway County; LXXIV. 134. Galway Town; 
LXXIV. 135. Lancaster; LXII. 760. Milborne Port; LXII.68. Seaford; Lviil. 111. Tregoney; 
LVIII. 110. —««©— Motion withdrawn ; For Cork County; LXXxIV. 146. 


832. Returns :—Motion withdrawn for the Clerk of the Crown to amend Return (double Return) for Liskeard ; 
LIX. 72. 


833. Separate Parties :—That persons be at liberty to appear as Separate Parties on distinct interests on 


appointment of Election Committees; On Petitions complaining of Elections; For Coventry ; LVIII. 175. 
Herefordshire, 222. Nottingham, 163. 


834, Writs :—For Mr. Speaker to issue his warrant for a New Writ for Old Sarum, in the Room of Mr. Horne 
Tooke, who being at the time of his Election in Priest’s Orders was and is incapable of sitting in the 
House (Pr. Q" Neg.) ; LVI. 353. —&lt;«— Motions withdrawn ; For the Speaker not to issue his warrant 
for New Writ for Knaresborough ; LX. 112. —««— For the Speaker issuing his warrant for New Writ 
for Rochester, in the room of Sir Thomas Boulden Thompson, who had accepted the office of Treasurer 
of Greenwich Hospital ; LXXI. 249. For the City of Limerick, in the room of Charles Vereker, now 
Lord Viscount Gort; LXXII. 310, 337. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2344-2348. 2698. 2725. 3844. 4516. 5155. 5273-4. 5538. 


Addresses, 212. Amendments, 8. 27. Committees, 408-413. 1491-1502. 1722. 
1817~1819. Counsel, 1-8. House, 355. King, 69. Land Tar, 2. 3. 6. 
Questions, 14, 15. 66. Speaker, 16. 56-83. Supply, 1659. 


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Elephant Oil :—see oi, 1. 
Elgin, Earl of :—see Fgypt,1. Questions, 16. 


El gi n Marbles :—— Bill to vest the Elgin Collection of ancient Marbles and Sculpture in the Trustees of the British Museum ; 
Ordered, Lxx1. 493. Presented, 499. R. A. 520. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2349, 2350. Committees, 1503. King, 119. Petitions, 635. Questions, 16. 
Supply, 3617. 3654-5. 
Elizabeth, The Pr INCESS :——See Addresses, 51. King, 18. Messages, 116. Queen Charlotte, 1. 


Ellenborou gh, Lord :——Articles ofcharge against him presented to the House upon the 5th day of March and 1 April 
1816, by Lord Cochrane; Read; LxXI. 321. Motion for referring them to a Committee of the Whole House, negatived ; Entries 
in Votes in relation to the said Articles of Charge read, and expunged from the Votes ; 322. See Ministers, 4. 


Elhott, Governor :——See Accounts and Papers, 4628-4630. 
Elm Bark :——See Supply, 2136. 





Embankments. : 


Petitions for Bills relative to Embankments, and Proceedings thereon: 
1. Abergele (Denbighshire), St. Asaph, Rhyddlan, &amp;c. (Flintshire) :—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, 


Lx1v. 82. Not reported. ——— For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, txvir1. 92. Bill ordered, 183. Presented, 281. 
Regent’s consent signified, 500. R. Av 542. ; 


Adlingfleet :-——See Drainages, 2. 





2. Athy (Lancola) :—To inclose, drain and embank ; To lie on the Table, rv1. 21. Read again, and Bill ordered, 25. Order of leave 
or Bill discharged, and Petition referred to a Committee, 339. Bill ordered, 363. Presented, 368. - R. a. 600. 


3. Bedford Level :—For the Embankment thereof; Offered; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition presented, and referred ; 
LXIv.85. Not reported. 


4. Benington (Lincoln) :—Foer embanking and inclosing; Referred, Lxv.65. Not reported. —&lt;— For embanking and inclosing ; 
Referred, LXx.25. Leave for notices granted; Bill ordered; 42. Further leave for notices, 57. Bill presented, 136. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 408. rR. a. 416, 


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Petitions for Bills relative to Embankments, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Braunton :— See Inclosures, 28. ( Braunton.) 


5 Broadwater, Sompting and Lancing (Sussex) :—Referred, uxviti. 23. Leave granted for hoti 
mittee to report on notices; 88. Not m nite ) ’ 3 granted for notices ; Bill ordered ; Com 


Conway :--- See Bridges, 17. 
Corsddaugau :—See infra, 8. 
Crowle :—See Drainage, 24. 


6. Dee River :—For more effectually maintaining and keeping in repair the Embankments on the South Side of that River: Referred 
t1x. 88. Bill ordered ; additional Petition respecting the township of Manor and Rake, Referred to a Committee: 283 Bill 
presented ; additional Petition reported, and leave granted for notices; 285. Instruction respecting rating and taxing lands and . nd 
in the township of Manor and Rake, and for rating and taxing the tithes; 921. R.A. 373- a da 


Dovercourt :—See infra, 11, 12. 


4. Everton, Scaftworth, &amp;c. (Notts.) :—To alter and amend Act for embanking, draining, and preserving ; Referred, tv1. 172. 
Bill ordered, 377. Presented, 392. All to have voices, 582. Petition against, 589. Rr. a. 665.————- For enlarging powers of Acts ; 
Lxvuir. 20. Bill ordered, 267. Presented, 280. n. a. 588. 


Fishlake :—See Inclosures, 144. (Thorne.) 

Flint and Holywell :—See Inclosures, 63. (Flint and Holywell.) 
Forebridge :—See Inclosures, 64. (Forebridge.) 

Hatfield :—See Inclosures, 144. (Thorne.) 

Holland (South) :—See infra, 13. 

Kidwelly :—See Inclosures, 86. (Kidwelly) 

Lancing :—See supra, 5. 

Lawrence, St. :—See infra, 14. 

Llanasa :—See Inclosures, 94. (Llanasa.) 

Llanelly :—See Inclosures, 95. (Llanelly.) 

Lloughor :—See Inclosures, 98. (Lloughor-) - 


8. Malldraeth and Corsddaugau (Anglesey) :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, uxv1. 51. Bill ordered, 130. Pre- 
sented, 138. Regent's consent signified, 288. Lords Amendments agreed to, 378. R. a. 387. 


Oakley, Little :—See infra, 12. 


9. Plymouth :—For enabling His Majesty to grant certain parcels of land near that town to certain persons, for the purpose of embanking 
and preserving the same from the sea, offered; King’s consent and recommendation signified; Petition presented and referred ; 
Lv11. 87. Reported; Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House ; 95. Considered, 103. Reported, and Bill ordered, 114. 
Presented, 118. Committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 155. Transmitted to a Select Committee, 168. Reported ; 
re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House; 219. R.A. 257. 


11. Ramsey Creek (Essex) :—To embank the same, and to drain certain lands adjoining thereto; Referred, ux. 103. Not 
reported. 


12. Ramsey, Dovercourt, and Little Oakley (Essex) :—For draining and embanking ; Referred, trx. 104. Not reported. 
Saltney :=—See supra, 6. 
Scaftworth :—See supra, 7. 
Snaith :—See Inclosures, 132. (Snaith.) 
Sompting :—See supra, 5. 


13. Spalding, &amp;e: (Lincoln) :—For leave to present a Petition for repairing the Embankment and Drainage; Referred, Lxv1. 243. 
Reported, and leave given, 251. Not proceeded in. —-— For amending and rendering more effectual Acts for embanking and draining ; 
Referred, txvit. 60. Bill ordered, 126. Presented. 142. Petition against, 235. Time enlarged for Report, 289, 319, 341. 
Rr. A. 446. 


Sprotbrough :—See Drainages, 63. 


14. Steeple cum Stansgate (Essex) :——For embanking and draining; Referred, txvi1. 14. Bill ordered, 20. Presented, 29. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 141. R. A. 158. 


Stour :—See supra, 11. 
Sully, &amp;e. (Glamorgan) :—See Drainages, 66. 
. Thorne, Hatfield, and Fishlake :—See Inclosures, 144. (Thorne.) 


16. Traeth Mawr Estuary (Carnarvon and Merioneth) :—For embanking the same; Referred, ux1. 105. Not reported. 
To enable His Majesty to vest the lands there in William Alexander Madocks, Esquire ; King’s consent signified ; Petition pre- 
sented, and referred ; Lx11. 185. Reported ; Report to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; 295. Considered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered ; presented ; 302. Committed, 358. Petition renewed ; King’s consent signified, and Petition referred ; 588. Reported ; 
Report to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; 601. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 615. Presented, 624. 
Re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 733. King’s consent signified, 754. R. A. 804.————To enlarge powers of Act ; 
Referred, xvi1t. 93. Not reported. To amend Act; Referred, uxx11.71. Not reported. To alter and amend Act ; 
Referred, uxx1v. 99. Not reported. 


Tremadoc :—See supra, 16. 








Trusthorpe :—See Inelosures, 148. (Trusthorpe.) 
17. Wainfleet ; 
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Petitions for Bills relative to Embankments, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


17. Wainfleet, St. Mary (Lincoln) :——For embanking, inclosing, and draining; Referred, Lxv111.67. Petition for allowing the 
Committee on the Petition to report, and for leave to present the Bill; Referred, 508. Bill ordered, 525. Presented, 528. Petition 
against, 561. Regent’s consent signified, 617. Lords Amendments agreed to, 644. R.A. 647. 


Wallasey, &amp;c. :—See Drainages, 83. 
Warton with Lindeth :—See Inclosures, 153. (Warton with Lindeth.) 


18. Washes, The Hundred Feet (Huntingdon and Norfolk) :—For embanking and draining ; Referred, txv11. 39. Bill 
ordered, 115. Presented, 142. R.A. 415. 


Whaplode :—See supra, 13. 
Whitgift :— See Drainages, 1. 





Wrangle :—-See Inclosures, 164. (Wrangle.) 
See Bills, 514. Committees, 414, 415- Orders, 22. 37. 54. Supply, 1659. 


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Embargoes c——sSee Petitions, 19. 


Embezzlement: 


1, Bill for more effectually preventing the Embezzlement of securities for money and other effects left or deposited in the hands of Bankers, 
and others; Ordered ; presented; printed; Lxvi1. 149. Again printed, 217. Re-committed, 281. Again re-committed, 301. Again 
printed, 307. R. A. 415. 


2. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to protect masters against Embezzlements by their clerks and servants in Ireland; Withdrawn, Lxv1. 
188. Bill for ditto ordered, 208. Presented; printed; 211. Lords Amendments agreed to, 382. BR. A. 387. 


See Greenwich Hospital, 2. Navy, 63. Poor, 37. Public Money, 1, 2. 
Emigrants 2———See Accounts and Papers, 2352-2359. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Emigration :—see Petitions, 208. 

Endowments :—sSee Education, 3. Schools, 7. 

Engraving and Etching :—see Patents, 4. 

Enlistments :--—See Accounts and Papers, Key to Army. Foreign Enlistments. 
Epiphany Quarter Sessions :—see Sessions, 6. 

Epsom Sal tS :——See Excise, 11. Salt, 14. 

Equerries :—See Questions, 86. 

Equity, Courts of :—see Courts, 12-36. 45,47. Decrees in Equity. Witnesses, 3, 
Error, Writs of :—See Accounts and Papers, 5275-5278. Committees, 1858. 
Essequibo :—see Accounts and Papers, 5167-5172. Addresses, 201-2. Committees, 324,325. Demerara. 
Essington, Rear Admiral : —See House, 119. 


Established Church :—See Accounts and Papers, 1316-1317. Addresses, 119. 121. 





states. 


I. Public Bills, and Bills ordered in on Motion; 1—9. 


II. Bills from the Lords, and Petitions for Bills, and Proceedings 
thereon; 11—601. 








I. Public Bills, and Bills ordered in on Motion: 


1. To make the Freehold Estates of persons who die indebted, assets for the payment of their simple contract debts; Ordered, Lx11. 819 
Presented; printed; 110. Motion for now reading Bill Third time, negatived; Third reading put off for three months ; 256.——_— 
Another Bill; To make the Freehold Estates of traders assets; Ordered, tx11. 296. Presented; printed; 302. Passed, 346. 
Another Bill ordered, 587. Presented; printed; 605. Lords Amendments agreed to, 842. RB. A. 847. 


2. To subject the Freehold Estates of persons who die indebted to the payment of their simple contract debts; Ordered, Lx1x. 174. 
Presented ; printed; 187. Passed, 236. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill ; Ordered; presented ; printed; xx. 83. 
Passed, 118. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill; Ordered, Lxx1.14. Presented; printed; 18. Passed, 62. Not 
returned from the Lords. 








3. To prevent the Trustees of Estates given for charitable uses, from granting long and improvident leases ; Ordered, Lxv111. 31. Presented ; 
printed ; 657. Not proceeded in. 


4. For the relief of persons in Treland, entitled to entailed Estates, to be purchased with trust monies ; Ordered, rxx111.321. Presented; 
printed ; 330. R. A. 402. 


Bradford : 








ESTATES—continued. 





I. Public Bills, and Bills ordered in on Motion—continued. 
Bradford Canal :—See infra, 89. 


5. Claremont :—Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for ratifying the purchase of the Claremont Estate, &amp;c.; Regent’s consent signified ; 
Bill ordered ; presented; LXXI. 493. R. A. 520. 


Colebrooke, late Sir James :—See infra, 159. ——— Cowper, Earl of; See infra, 173. —m— Davers, Sir Charles; See 
infra, 185. 


6. De Lancy, General :—Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for discharging from the claims of the Crown certain real and personal 
Estates belonging to General De Lancy, late Barrack Master General ; King’s consent signified, and Bill ordered ; presented; Lx11. 820. 
R. A. 839. To extend the provisions of said Act; Ordered, rxv1. 407. Presented, 408. R. a. 453. 


Dublin, Archbishop of :—See infra, 199. Egham Lands; See infra, 215. Erskine, John Francis ; See infra, 223. 
Fortesque, John Inglet; See infra, 244. ———— Goldsmid, late Abraham ; See Goldsmid. 














7. Hertford College, Oxford :—Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to grand certain Lands devolved to His Majesty by the dissolution 
of the said College; Regent’s recommendation signified ; Bill ordered ; presented; Lxx1. 504. R. A. 520. See infra, 299. 


High Meadow Estate :—See King, 36. 


8. Houston &amp; Co.:—For more effectually carrying into execution the purposes of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. so far as relates to the Estates 
of William Macdowall, James Macdowall and Robert Houston Rae, Esars. in Scotland; Ordered, x1. 506. Presented; printed ; 527. 
R, A. 569. For more effectually carrying into execution the purposes of said Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. so far as relates to the 
Estates of William Macdowall, James Macdowall and Robert Houston Rae, Esgqrs. in the West Indies; Ordered, tx1.506. Pre- 
sented, 525. R.A. 569.———'lo amend Act 46 Geo. III. relative to their Estates in the West Indies; Ordered, Lx111. 433. 
Presented, 441. R.A. 476. ; 


J ebb, David :—See infra, 215. Kemeys, John Kemeys Gardner ; See infra, 339. —«— Lewis, Percival and Marianne; See 
infra, 367. Nelson, Earl of; See Nelson, Supply, 5375.—&lt;— Powerscourt, Lord; See infra, 463. —-—— Purfleet Lands ; 
See Ordnance, 8, 9. Reynolds, late Anna Maria; See Reynolds, Anna Maria, —— Robertson, Alexander ; See Forfeited 
Estates. 


9. Rolls :—For appropriating to the use of the Master of the Rolls for the time being, the rents of the Rolls Estate, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx xv. 412. 
Presented, 415. Lords Amendments agreed to, 466. R. a. 468. 














Saint Columb Major :— See King, 34. ——— Sandhurst; See King, 30. 


Simonds, William Blackall :—See infra, 521. Sulyard, late Edward; See infra, 549. Thornhill; See King, 32. 
Wales, Prince of; See Wales, Prince of. Wellington, Duke of ; See Supply, 5485. Wellington, Duke of, 3. 5—7.———— 
Witherslack Manor ; See infra, 593.———-York, Duke of; See infra, 599. 














II. Bills from the Lords, and Petitions for Bills, and Proceedings thereon : 


11. Aberdeen, Earl of :—For vesting in him certain parts of the entailed Estate and Barony of Fedderat; txx1v. 536. Read, 546. 
Petition against, 558. rn. a. 620. 12. Abergavenny, Earl of; To enable him to grant a new lease of certain Mines, &amp;c. 
Read, tv1. 490. King’s consent signified, 555. R.A. 603. To enable him to grant a new lease of certain Estates; tx1. 367. 
Read, 376. R.A. 432. 13. Abingdon, late Earl of; For vesting in new Trustees certain Estates; tx11. 765. Read, 768. 
n. A. 831. 14, Abingdon, Earl of; To enable him to grant Leases; Read, txvir. 426. R. a. 517. 15, Adam, William ; 
For vesting in him certain Estates; Read, tvtir. 491. Reported with Amendments, 531. ~Passed with Amendments, 536. 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 541. RB. A. 543. 16. Adcock, Robert; To confirm a partition of certain Lands; Lvr. 425. 
Read, 474. Rk. A. 602. 17. Agar, late John ; To enable certain Trustees to concur in the partition of his Estates; Lv111. 488. 
Read, 496. Reported and passed with Amendments, 536. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 552. Rk. a. 578. —— 
18. Aguilar, late Abraham ; For vesting certain Estates settled by his will in Trustees to be sold; Read, LXVIt. 435. R.A. 517- 
19. Albemarle, Earl of; For the sale of certain of his Estates; txvit1. 352. Read, 354. R. A. 417. 21. Aldersey, 
Samuel; For the sale of certain of his Estates; rxx1. 368. Read, 372. R. a. 417. 22. Aldridge, late John; For carrying 
into execution a contract for sale of part of his Estates; Read, rv111. 616. nr. a. 691. 23. Allardice, Robert Barclay ; For 
settling and securing certain Lands in his favour, &amp;c.; Read, ux. 444. R.A. 489. Allhallows, Barking ; See infra, 226,——— 
Almondsbury ; See infra, 99. 24. Amphlett, John; For appointing new Trustees for carrying into execution the trusts and 
powers contained in a settlement executed on his marriage; Lx111. 364. Read, 365. R. A. 450. 25. Anderson, The Rev. 
Sir Charles John ; For the sale of part of his Estates; rxx1. 493. Read, 496. R. A. 509. 26. Annesley, Arthur; For sale 
of bis Estates, and laying out part of the monies arising thereby; Lv1. 581. Read, 589. R.a 665. 27. Arcedeckne, Chaloner ; 
For enabling the Trustees under his will, to invest monies for the purchase of certain Estates; Read, Lxv1. 334. R. A. 434. —— 
28. Argyll, John Duke of; For exchanging certain parts of his Estates; Read, Lv11. 349. R. a. 386. 
Braziers’ Company ; To enable them to sell certain Estates; Lx1v. 352. Read, 358. R. a. 405. 31. Arran, Arthur Saunders 
Earl of; For vesting in new Trustees certain Estates; Read, 11x. 148. R. a. 256. 32. Arundell Manor; To facilitate the sale 
of tithes; Lv1.158. Read, 162. n.a.262. For the sale of certain Estates entailed therewith; Lx. 246. Read, 250. x. a. 339. 
For extending and enlarging powers of Acts; Lx1v. 387. Read, 388. R. a. 405. 33. Ashburnham, Earl of; For vesting 
certain Estates in new Trustees; Lx. 265. Read, 275. R.A. 339. 34. Aston, late Henry Hervey; For vesting certain Estates 
devised by his will in Trustees for sale; Read, Lx111. 295. R. A. 373. 35. Atholl, John Duke of; To confirm certain articles 
of Agreement; Read, txvi. 411. Regent's cousent signified, 435. R.A.454. For settling and securing certain Estates in his 
favour; LXx1, 339. Read, 340. R. A. 417. 36. Austen, Francis Lucius; For appointing a new Trustee; Lxvii1. 532. 
Read, 534. Reported, with Amendments, 594. Passed, with Amendments, 606. Agreed to by the Lords, 623. nx. a. 631. ——_— 
Austen, Robert; See Austen, Robert. 37. Austen, late Robert ; For enabling Trustees under his will to cut down timber ; 
Read, LXv. 479. R. A. 500. 38. Aylesford, Heneage Earl of; For effectuating an exchange between him and the Dean and 
Chapter of Worcester; tvir. 519. Read, 531. R. A. 643. 


















































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39. Bagendon :—For effectuating-an exchange of the advowson of that parish ; LXXI.457. Read, 459. BR. A. 501.—————-41. Baillie, late 
James ; For the sale of certain Estates devised by his will; Read, Lx. 377- R.A. 432- 42. Balcombe Rectory; For vesting 
certain Estates in the Rector of Balcombe for the time being; Read, Lxx1. 457. Leave for Committee to sit and proceed forthwith, 

474. R.A. 501.———43, Bankes, late William; To enable the Trustees under his will to change the order of the sale of certain 
Estates, and to grant leases; Read, yx111. 364. R.A. 450.———44, Barker, late Rev. James; For the sale of certain Estates; Read, 
LXVIII. 418. R.A. 507- Barker ; See infra, 301.45. Barnard, late Edward ; For the sale of certain Estates devised by 

his will; 1.xx111. 346. Read, 349. kB. a. 397- 46. Barrow, Thomas; To enable him to grant and convey certain Estates for 
building upon; Read, vx. 179. R.A. 280.———47, Bateman, Lord Viscount; For the sale of certain Estates; txvir1. 592. Read, 

598. x. a. 658.———48. Bath; To enable the Mayor, &amp;c. of that city to grant building leases of Bath Common, &amp;c.; xr. 361. 

Read, 362. Not proceeded in.———49. Batty, late Thomas; For enabling the Trustees named in his will to grant building leases, 

&amp;c.; Lvii1. 298. Read, 326. R.A. 419. 51. Beach, Michael Hicks; For exchanging an Estate; Read, Lxvi. 430. 

R. A. 454. 52. Beachhill and Knaresborough; For vesting part of the great tithes in Trustees to be sold; txvir. 486. 

Read, 487. R.A. 534. 53. Beardsworth, John ; For vesting certain Estates, &amp;c. in other Trustees; Read, Lv11. 551. R. a. 
643.———254. Beaulieu, late Earl of; For the partition of certain Estates; Read, Lxvi. 348. BR. A. 433.————55, Beauvoir, 




















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II. Bills from the Lords, and Petitions for Bills, &amp;¢e.—continued. 


Osmond, D.D.; For making effectual the sale of certain Estates; Lxxv.372. Read, 373. R. A. 456.———56. Beckett and 
Serjeant’s Charity Estates; For the sale thereof; Read, rx1x.329. RB. A. 413.——57. Bedford, Duke of; For vesting in him 
acertain plot of ground on Wandon Heath; Read, Lxv.479. R.A. 500. For etfectuating an exchange made between him and others ; 
Lxx1. 462. Read, 465. Leave for Committee to sit and proceed forthwith, 497. R. A. 501. 58. Bedford, late Hannah; For 
vesting certain Estates devised by her will in Trustees to be sold; Lx1. 288. Read, 290. R. a. 333. 59. Bell, late Ralph ; 
For vesting certain Estates devised by his will in Trustees to be sold; tx1. 314- Read, 317. R. a. 380. Benns; See 




















infra, 326. G1. Bentinck, Rear Admiral; For enabling him to charge his Estates with certain sums; Lx11. 762. Read, 763. 
R. A. 831. 62. Bernard, late Peter ; To empower the Trustees under his will to grant building leases; Lx xiv. 595. Read, 596. 
R. A. 631. 63. Bethlem Hospital ; For vesting certain leases of that Hospital in the Corporation of London; Read, Lxv. 485. 


R. A. 500. ——— 64. Bethune’s Estate; Petition for leave to present a Petition for confirming a partition between ihe Trustees of 
Henry Smith’s Charity, and John Newnham, Esq.; txv. 271. Referred, 272. Leave given ; Petition presented; Bill ordered ; 279. 
Presented, 282. Re-committed, 320. Time enlarged for Report, 328. Lords Amendments agreed to, 500. R. A. 506. ——— 
65. Beverley Curates; For appointing new Trustees, and for authorizing the application of certain rents towards the augmentation of the 
stipends of the Curates of the late Collegiate Church of St. John of Beverley; Read, ux1.517. RK. a. 561. —S— 66. Biddulph, 
Charlotte Middleton ; For facilitating the partition of her Estates; txx1v.250. Read, 253. Petition for the Committee to sit, 
and Report, referred to a Committee, 297. Reported; leave given to report; Bill reported and passed; 304. R. a. 316, ——— 
67. Bignor; For effectuating the change of certain Rectories; Read, xix. 335. Regent’s consent signified, 418. R. a. 463. 
-——— 68. Bilston Curacy; For authorizing the leasing of mines belonging thereto; Read, tvir. 618. rR. a. 661. ——— 69. Birch, 
Great and Little; For uniting the Rectories; Read, Lxx1. 407. Rk. a. 490. Birch, Wyrley; See infra, 128. ——— 
71. Birmingham, late William; For the sale of certain Estates for the payment of his debts and legacies; Read, Lx111. 393. 
Rr. A. 476. 72. Bishop, Nathaniel; For enabling him to carry into execution certain articles of agreement; Read, Lxx. 446. 
rn. A. 464. Bishop of London’s House ; See infra, 373. 73. Bishopstone (Wilts); For uniting the Vicarage and Rectory 
into one Rectory; Read, txx. 446. Regent's consent signified, 462. R. a. 464. 74. Blackwood, Shovel; For the sale of 
certain parts of his Estates; Lxiv. 228. Read,251. R. a. 335. 75. Blantyre, Lord ; For the sale of certain Estates ; Read, 
LXVIIN. 438. RB. A.507. For vesting certain Estates in his possession, in ‘Trustees, for sale; Lxxiv. 392. Read, 399. BR. A- 531. 
76. Blewitt, late John and Francis Fettiplace; For the partition of certain Estates, devised by their wills; Read, Lxv. 451. 
rn. A. 483. 77. Blidworth Inclosure ; For ratifying certain exchanges made under the Act; Read, rxx1. 265. R. a. 291. 
78. Blundell, late Henry ; For the partition of certain Estates; Read, Lxx1r. 423. R. A. 458. 79. Blunt, late Samuel; 
For the sale of certain Estates; Lxxiv. 548. Read, 568. R. a. 620. 81. Boddington, late Elizabeth; For vesting certain 
trust Estates in the surviving Trustee under her will; Read, Lxv. 273. R. A. 380. 82. Bolton; To enable the Vicar to 
sell a certain portion of the glebe land; Read, Lxx1I. 441. R. A. 473. 83. Bonar, Thomson ; For effecting an exchange 
between the Trustees of Morden College and him ; rx11.765. Read, 766. k. a. 831. For the sale of certain Estates devised by his 
will; Lx1x. 307. Read, 308. r. a. 360. 84. Bond, late John; For the sale of certain Estates devised by his will; Lxxv. 378. 
Read, 383. R. a. 456. 85. Bonner, late Thomas ; For vesting a certain Estate devised by his will, in Trustees, to be sold ; 
Read, rx111. 466. R.A. 479. 86. Boyd, Robert and Uriah; For vesting their share in certain Estates in Trustees for sale; 
uxx1. 440. Read, 450. R.A. 521. 87. Boynton, Sir Francis ; For sale of part of his Estates; Read, uxx. 434. R. a. 464. 
For sale of part of his Estates; Lx x1. 513. Read, 515. R. A. 529, 88. Bracebridge, Abraham ; For confirming an agreement 
relating to the reversion of certain Estates; Read, uxx11. 446. Rk. A, 473.———89. Bradford Canal; Petition for leave to present 
a Petition for vesting divers Estates, purchased for the benefit of the proprietors, in Trustees, discharged from all claims of the Crown ; 
leave given; Petition offered ; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition presented, and referred ; Lv11. 277. Reported, 287. Report 
referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 288. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 308. Presented, 309. R. a. 642. 
91. Bradford School ; To enable the Governors to sell the old School house, and certain lands belonging thereto ; Lx x111. 298. 
Read, 299. RB. A. 378.———Bradshaw, John; See infra, 239. 92. Brand, The Honourable Thomas; For exchanging part of 
his Estates; Read, ux1. 477. R.A. 547. 93. Brandon, Samuel and Thomas; For confirming certain Building Leases ; 
Lx. 462. Read, 465. Rk. a. 489. 94. Brasted Rectory (Kent); For the exchange of certain parts of the Glebe Land; Read, 
LIx. 169. R. a. 256. 95. Braybrooke, Lord ; For vesting certain Estates in Trustees to be sold; Read, LXvV1I. 421. R.A. 497. 
——— 96. Brazen Nose College ; For enabling the principal and scholars to sell a certain Estate; Lxvitt. 415. Read, 418. 
R. A. 507. 97. Bridewell Hospital; For granting to the chapel lately built there all the rights belonging to the former chapel ; 
Lxit. 284. Read, 302. RK. a. 364. 98. Bridgewater, late Duke of ; To enable the Trustees under his will to make grants of 
certain parts of his Estates for improving the same; Lx. 332. Read, 336. R. a. 431. 99 Bristol; For annexing the vicarage 
of Almondsbury to that bishoprick ; Lx1x. 375. Read, 376. . a. 463. —-— 101. Bristol, Christopher late Bishop of ; For sale of 
part of his Estates; Lv111. 433. Read, 443. R.a. 496. For the sale of part of the Estates devised by his will; Read, tx x1. 363. 
R, A. 416, 102. Bristol, Earl of; For vesting certain Estates in Trustees, to be sold; Lx11. 722. Read, 728. pr. a. 805. For 
vesting certain of his Estates in Trustees, to be sold; Read, rxvit. 262. R. a. 352. ———— 103. Bristol Hospital; For vesting 
several sums, devised by the will of Edward Colston, in the Company of Merchants of Bristol, for the maintenance of an Hospital in 
that city; Read, 1x11. 802. R. a. 840. 104. Broadhurst, late John; For the sale of certain Estates devised by his will ; 
Lxxiv. 456. Read, 457. R.A. 531. 105. Brooke, George ; For the exchange of certain of his Estates; Read, Lx vit. 392. 
r. a. 446. —— 106. Browne, Thomas Whitmore Wylde; For the sale of certain of his unsettled Estates; Lxv11. 378. Read, 379. 
R. A. 447. ——--—— 107. Brydges, Sir Egerton; For enabling the Trustees of part of his settled Estates to convey the same; Read, 
LXX. 411. RB. A. 464. 108. Buchanan, Sir John; For the exchange of certain Estates ; Read, Lx. 275. R. A. 339. ——— 
109. Buckinghamshire, late John Earl of; For sale of certain Estates, and laying out the purchase money arising therefrom ; Read, 
LVII. 579. R. A. 644. 111, Bunbury, Sir Thomas Charles ; For effectuating exchanges between him and others; ivr. 468. 
Read, 469. Rk. A. 602. 112. Burder, late William; For the sale of certain Estates devised by his will; Lx1x.259. Read, 264. 
R. A. 359+ 113. Burges, late Thomas; For discharging John Fydell from being a trustee under the will of the late Thomas 
Burges, and for vesting the Estates in Abraham Toulmin; t1x. 322. Read,323. R. A. 373- 114. Burnet, Henry; For the 
conveyance of certain Estates, &amp;c.; Read, uxvi11. 337. RB. A. 417. 115. Burnley Chapelry ; To enable the curate and patron 
to grant leases; Read, LXxiv. 275. R. a. 326. 116. Burrell, late Sir William ; For vesting certain Estates devised by his will in 
Trustees, to be sold; Read, Lx.157. R. A. 194. 117. Burslem Rectory ; For the sale of the glebe lands belonging thereto; 
LXX. 375» Read, 377. R.A. 457. ———118. Burton, late Philip; For vesting in new Trustees certain Estates devised by his will ; 
Read, LXXI. §13. RB. A. 529. ——— 119. Burton’s Banks; For the relief of the creditors of certain Banks lately kept in Dublin, called 
Burton’s Banks; Read, Lv1i11. 377. R. A. 495. 121. Bury Saint Edmund’s; See supra, 111. ——— 122. Busby, late Henry ; 
For effectuating a partition directed by the Court of Chancery; Lx1v. 387. Read, 388. R. a. 405.————._ 123. Bute, late John 
Earl of ; To rectify a mistake in a settlement; tvit. 376. Read, 379. R. A. 493. ——— 124. Byng, George; For enabling him 
and others to grant building leases; Read, Lxv. 470. R. A. 500. 























































































































125. Cadell, William :—For the sale of part of his Estates for the payment of his debts; txx11. 267. Read, 270. R. a. 355-—— 





126. Calthorpe, Lord; To enable him and others to graut building leases; Lx1x. 283. Read, 288. r.a. 360. (See infra, 338.) 
———— 127. Camberwell; To enable the Vicar to grant leases of the glebe; Read, txvitl. 556. _R. a. 631. To enable the 
Committees of the Estate of Thomas Smyth to sign consents to leases of parts of the glebe; Lxx1v. 526. Read, 529. R. a. 608. 
—————. 128. Cambridge (King’s College); For effecting an exchange between the Provost and Scholars of King’s College and 
Wyrley Birch, Esq. of Estates in the county of Norfolk ; Read, rxxv. 396. R. a. 456. ——— 129. Camden, late Earl; For con- 
firming certain building leases granted by him; Read, 1x. 400. rR. a. 488. ——— 131. Camden Town ; For disposing of certain 
old almshouses at or near Camden Town, held on trust for the parish of St. Martin in the Fields, and for erecting others; Lx XII. 
257. Read, 271. R. A. 328,132. Campbell, late Archibald; For the sale of certain Estates ; Read, rxvi1r. 473. R.A. 543- 
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II. Bills from the Lords, and Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


——— 133. Campbell, late Sir Duncan; For vesting certain lands in Trustees for the sale thereof; Read, rx1v. 228. rR. a. 306. 
—&lt;—— Campion, William John; See supra, 36. ——— 134. Canterbury, Archbishop of; For vesting certain Estates belonging 
to the See of Canterbury in Trustees for sale; Read, 1x11. 813. n. a. 839. To enable the Archbishop to grant leases; Read, 
LXVI. 303. R.A. 307. To enable the Archbishop to convey certain tenements at Deal for the public service; Read, rxviit. 586. 
Rr. 4.656. To explain and amend Act for the sale of certain Estates belonging to the See of Canterbury; Lxxv. 378. Read, 383. 
Passed with an Amendment, 458. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 467. R. a. 469. —«— 135. Canterbury, Dean and 
Chapter of ; To enable them to grant a building lease; Lx. 353. Read, 359. R- A. 432. For empowering them to grant leases ; 
Lxv. 410. Read, 416. r. a. 483. For confirming certain building leases granted by them; txv1.422. Read, 423. R. a. 454. 
Cantlowes ; See infra, 342.———-136. Careswell, late Edward; For vesting certain Estates devised by his will in Trustees, 
for the charitable purposes therein mentioned; Lx111. 412. Read, 419, Reported with an Amendment, 456. Passed with an 
Amendment, 462. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 469. R. a. 470. ————— 137. Carew, late Sir Nicholas Hackett, Baronet ; 
To confirm certain indentures, and for applying the monies arising from the sale of part of the Estates devised by his will; tv1. 565. 
Read, 575. R.A. 665. 138. Cassillis, late Earl of; For enabling the Judges of the Court of Session in Scotland to sell parts 
of his Estates; Read, ux111. 197. R. a. 269. For sale of part of his Estates for payment of his debts; Read, ux1v. 243. 
R. A. 306. —&lt;——- 139. Cathcart, James; For enabling the Judges of the Court of Session in Scotland to sell parts of his Estates ; 
Read, LXIII. 295. R. A. 374. 141. Catherlough, late Earl of ; For vesting certain parts of his Estates in Trustees to be sold ; 
Read, Lx111. 364. R. A. 450. 142. Caton, late Richard ; For the sale of certain Estates devised by his will; Read, rx1x. 
349. R.A. 463. —-—— 143. Champneys, late Henry ; For the sale of certain Estates devised by his will; ux11.'771. Read, 772. 
R. A. 831. ————— 144. Chandos, Duchess of ; For enabling her andthe Right honourable John Lord Henniker to granta lease ; Read, 
LXIV. 239. R. a. 306, ————— 145. Chapman, Richard; For exchanging the settled Estates of him and his wife; Lv11. 407. Read, 
410. R. A. 494. ———— 146. Charlett, late Arthur; For an exchange of certain Estates devised by his will; Read, xxiv. 461. 
R. A. 531. ————— 147. Chelsea Common; For enabling The Honourable and Reverend Doctor Wellesley and Reverend Richard 
Hodges to grant building leases; Read, rxviiI. 554. R. A. 631. —~——148. Chelsea Glebe Land; For sale of part of the Glebe 
Lands of that parish for the Royal Military Asylum ; Read, txx. 432. Passed, with Amendment, 461. Agreed to by the Lords, 
467. R. a. 469.—&lt;—— 149. Cheslyn, late Ann and Frances; For vesting certain Estates, devised by their wills, in Trustees, to be 
sold; Read, 1x1. 293. R. A. 380. 151. Chesterfield, Earl of; For vesting part of his Estates in Trustees, to be sold; Read, 
LXII. 735. R.A. 805. For the sale of certain. of his Estates; Read, Lxviil. 337. R. A. 417. 152. Churchill, late 
Charles ; For repealing so much of two several Acts as are contrary to the provisions contained in his will; Read, uxvii1. 516. 





























R. A. 589. 153. Clapham Rectory ; To enable the Rector to accept the surrender of an existing lease; Lxx11. 284. Read, 
285. R.A. 376. 154. Clarke’s Charity Lands; To extend the powers of the Trustees thereof; Lx1. 373. Read, 375. R.A. 
432. 155. Clive, Lord Viscount; For vesting parts of his settled Estates in Trustees, for the sale thereof; Read, Lx xv. 349. 
R.A. 423. 156. Coburn’s Charity ; For making the Trustees a body corporate; Lxx1. 403. Read, 405. Rk. A. 490. ——— 


157. Coke, Thomas William; For effecting an exchange between him and the Trustees of his settled Estates; Lx111. 312. 
Read, 313. R.A. 373. For effectuating an exchange between him and the Trustees of his settled Estates; Read, Lxv11. 389. R. A. 
446. ——— 158. Coker, John; For vesting certain Estates in him; tvii1. 288. Read, 291. R. A. 331. 159. Colebrooke, 
late Sir James, &amp;c.; Petition for leave to present a Petition for exonerating the Estates and Effects of the late Sir James Colebrooke 
and others, from claims in respect to contracts entered into with His Majesty’s Government; Regent's consent signified; Lxx. 
376. Petition brought up, and leave given; Petition presented, and referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 377. (See 
Committees, 416.) Bill ordered, 387. Presented, 397. Committed to Committee of the Whole House, 401. R. A. 475. 
161. Collins, late John Ulric ; For vesting in Trustees certain Estates for sale; Lxv1. 422. Read, 423. R.A. 454. 
late Edward; See supra, 103. 162. Colt, Oliver ; For confirming a feu contract made between him and David Mushet; tvut. 
375. Read, 385. nk. A. 493. 163. Constable, Edward; To enable him to charge his Estates with certain sums for the 
improvement thereof; Lv1. 483. Read, 485. R. a. 603. 164. Cook, ‘Ihomas Knight ; For vesting his share of a certain Estate 
in Trustees for sale; Lx111. 397. Read, 406. R.A. 450. 165. Cooper, late Thomas; For confirming sales made under the 
direction of the Court of Chancery, of certain Estates devised by his will; Read, rx11.809. R, a. 839. ——— 166. Cornwall, 
John ; For effecting the sale of the Estates of the late John Cornwall; tvii1. 502. Read, 503. R.A. §78.———— 167. Coulthard, 
Thomas and James Battin ; For effectuating a partition of certain Estates; Read, LXx.217. R.A. 297-—— 168. Cotter, Sir 
James Lawrence aud others; For establishing the deed of conveyance and assignment executed by them for the benefit of their 
creditors; Lxxv. 469. Read; Petition for shortening the time for Second reading; To lie on the Table; Committee to sit and 
proceed, and to report forthwith; 470. Bill reported, and passed, 471. R.A. 477.——— 169. Courtney, Henry; To enable his 
guardian to make leases of certain of his Estates in Dublin; txvit.191. Read, 193. R. A. 352. 171. Cove, South; For 
efiectuating an exchange of the advowson of the rectory of that church; Read, txvi1. 528. Regent’s consent signified, 538. 
R. A. 542. ——e— 172. Coventry, Earl of; Forenabling his Trustees to cut down timber; Read, Lxv.279. a. A. 380. ——— 173. 
Cowper, Earl of; Petition for completing the sale of certain yearly rents to the Lords of the Treasury ; Offered; Regent’s consent 
signified; Petition brought up; read, and referred; Lxx1. 54. Not Reported. ———174. Coxwell, Henry ; For vesting certain 
Estates in the Trustees of the settlement executed on his marriage; Read, Lx. 293. R. A. 432. ———175. Craven, Right 
honourable William late Lord ; For the sale of certain Estates; ux1v. 374. Read, 376. -R. a. 405. ———176. Crosier, late John ; 
For empowering Trustees to sell certain Estates devised by his will; ux111. 342. Read, 351. R.A. 402.177. Cureton, late 
Thomas ; For enabling the Trustees under his will to carry into execution certain agreements; 11x. 284. Read, 288. Reported, with an 
Amendment, 333. Passed, with an Amendment, 338. Agreed to by the Lords, 347. R. a. 373. 











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178. Damer, late Honourable Lionel and John :—For vesting certain Estates devised by their wills in Trustees to be sold; 





Read, Lx11.772. R.A. 831. 179. Dampier, Reverend John; For exchanging certain Estates; Lxx. 403. Read,407. RB. A. 
464. 181. Danby, William ; For settling the moiety of certain rents upon him and his wife; Read, Lxx111. 399. Committee 
to sitand proceed forthwith, and to report on a certain day, 406. R.A. 413.————182. Daniel, late Reverend Richard; For vesting 
in Trustees his personal Estates for carrying into effect the charitable purposes of his will; Read, Lx111.453. R. a. 470. 
183. Dartmouth, Earl of; To enable him to grant leases; Lxvitt. 532. Read, 534. 2B. A. 631.————-184. Daubuz, John 
Theophilus; For vesting in him a certain Estate for sale; Read, LxvV1.399. R.A. 433- 185. Davers, late Sir Charles; 
Petition to enable His Majesty to release to the devisees in fee in trust of his Estates, a certain annuity; Offered; King’s 
recommendation signified ; Petition presented and referred; 1x11. 653. Reported; Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House ; 
688. Considered ; reported ; Billordered; presented; 700, Re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 753. BR. A. 831.———— 
Deal; See supra, 134. 186. Deane, late Alexander; To enable the executrix and executors under his will to grant leases ; 
Read, LXI11. 403. R.A. 476. 187. Decreed Lands; For the sale of a part thereof; Lxv1. 339. Read, 350. BR. A. 434.——— 
188. De Durfort, Georgiana Amelia Countess; For the sale of certain Estates; ~xxiv.°301 Read, 302. R. A. 459. 
De Lancey, General; See supra, 6.———Delancy, Oliver; See infra, 391+ 189. De la Pole, late Sir John William, Bart. ; 
For vesting part of the Estates devised by his will in Trustees to be sold; Lx1I1. 393.. Read, 394. RB. A- 450. 191. De Lisle, 
Robert ; To make a valid settlement on marriage notwithstanding his minority; ~xvir. 486. Read, 487. Committee to report 
forthwith, 519. R. A. 523. 192. Denny, Sir Edward; For vesting his Estates in Trustees to be sold; uxt. 438. Read, 442. 
R. A. 561.—————-193. Deptford Charity Lands; For enabling the Trustees thereof to grant building leases; Referred, Lx1. 110. 
Bill ordered, 218. Presented, 409. x. A. 561. Petition for leave to present a Petition for facilitating the execution of the trusts 
of certain charity lands; Referred, xx. 332. Leave given ;' Petition presented, and Referred ; 341. Bill ordered ; presented ; 349- 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 472. R. A. 475. Derby, Earl of ; See infra, 593. 194. De-Salis, Peter; For authorizing 
certain persons.to concur in making a partition of certain Estates of the late Viscountess Fane; tv11. 398. Read, 407. R. a- 643, 
~+«——-Despencer, Lord Le ; See infra, 355.——=—195. Devonshire, Duke of ; To confirm his title to certain manors; Read, Lxxtv. 


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456. R. A. 531. 196. Dorset, Duchess Dowager of ; To enable her to execute leases of certain lands; rx1.274. Read, 278. 
R.A. 333-——=—- 197. Downing College ; For changing the scite thereof; Read, tyr 636. Petition against; to lie on the Table 
till Second reading,: and Counsel ordered ;.641. Bill read Second time; Motion for calling in Counsel negatived ; 653. R. a. 665. 
——198. Downshijre, late Marquis of ; For authorizing leases to be made of his Estates in Ireland; Lv11. 569. Read, 570. R. a. 
643. For vesting his Estates in Trustees to be sold; Lv1m1.502. Read, 503. R:a.637. For payment into the Bank, under 
the direction of the High Court of Chancery, of certain portions provided for his younger children; Read, Lxvi. 300. aR. a. 387- 
199. Dublin, Archbishop of; Petition for leave to present a Petition for the sale of the Palace of the Archbishop of Dublin; 
Leave given, L1x. 236. Petition offered; King’s recommendation signified; Petition presented and referred; 237. Reported, 241. 
Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 242. Considered, 246. Two Resolutions reported; agreed to, and Bill 
‘ordered ; 252. Presented, 258. R. A. 372. 201. Dublin Cathedral; To enable the Dean to accépt surrenders, and to grant 
leases of certain lands; Read, Lxv1.348. R. A. 433- 202. Duff, Vice-admiral Robert; For vesting certain Estates in Trustees 
to besold; ux1. 179. Read, 200. R. a. 275 ————203. Dulwich College ; To enable the Masters, &amp;e. of that College to grant 
leases of certain Estates; Ux111.354. Read,356 Rk. A. 450. 204. Duncombe, late Thomas; For sale of part of the 
Fstates devised by his will; Read, Lv1 437. R. A. 602. For the sale of -certain Estates devised by his will; Read, txvii1. 554. 
Reported, with an Amendment, 605. Passed, with Amendments, 616.. Agreed to by the Lords, 623. R. a. 631. 205. 
Dundas, Lord; To enable him to sell certain duties. of the Earldom of Orkney and Lordship of Zetland; Lxvi1.373. Read, 374. 
R. A. 415.————206. Dundas, Robert; For laying out the money arising by the sale of certain Estates settled on his marriage ; 
Lvi.564. Read, 565. RK. a. 644. 207. Dunn, late John; To enable the Trustees to make exchanges of certain lands in 
the county of Pembroke; Read, xxv. 431. Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on the morrow, 451. RB. a. 469. 
Dupre; See infra, 573. 208. Durham; For the establishment of schools for poor children in that county; Lv1. 532. Read, 
533. R. A. 619. 209. Durham, Lord Bishop of; For vesting certain rents and fines payable to him in Trustees, to be sold; 
Lx1. 374. Read, 377. R. A. 432. 211. Dymoke, Lewis; For sale of part of his settled Estates; Lviit.411. Read, 414. 
R. A. 495-——=—— 212. Dynevor, Lord George Talbot; To enable him and others to grant building leases; Read, t1x. 260. R. a. 
284.———— 213. Dyot Estate ; For vesting the Estate devised by the will of Thomas Skip Dyot Bucknall, Esquire, in Trustees ; 
LXX. 393. Read, 401. R. A. 457- 



































214. Egerton, late William :—For reviving and confirming certain powers granted by his will, over certain Estates; tx1x. 307. Read, 


308. R. a. 360. 215. Egham Petition; For confirming articles of agreement for the exchange of lands between His Majesty 
and David Jebb, in the parish of Egham; Offered’; King’s recommendation signified; Petition presented, and referred ; Lx11. 185. 
Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 236. Read again; and Report to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; 241. 
(See Committees, 417). Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 266. Presented, 284. Committed, 307. Committee deferred, 
335, 360. Petition renewed; King’s recommendation signified; Petition presented, and referred; 595. Reported; Report to be 
considered in a Committee of the Whole House; 630. (See Committees, 417.) Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 639. 
Presented, 643. Lords Amendments agreed to, 841. R. a. 847.————216. Elingham Rectory; For confirming the annexation 
thereof to the mastership of Magdalen College ; Read, 460. R. A. 510. 217. Elphinstone, Robert Dalrymple Horn; For 
settling certain parts of an Estate un him; Read, rxvi. 382. R. A. 434. 218. Ely, Eishop of; For executing an agreement 
of exchange entered into between him. and John Thorp; ix111. 412. Read, 419. R. a. 465. 219. Ely, late Earl of; To 
enable the surviving Trustees under his will, to sell certain Estates; Read, rx11. 762. R. a. 839. 221. Emery , Richard ; 
To exonerate from portions certain Estates belonging to him; Lxx11. 317. Read, 320. R. a. 376. Enfield Poor ; See infra, 
403. ———— 222. Englefield, late Sir Henry; For appointing new ‘I'rustees; Lxx1v. 622. Read, 623. n. a. 639. 223. 
Erskine, John Francis; Petition for leave to present Petition for enabling His Majesty to grant to him certain feu duties and 
quit rents, in the lordship of Stirling, in discharge of a debt; Regent’s consent signified; Lxx. 353. Petition brought up, and leave 
given ; presented and referred; 354. Bill ordered; 364. Presented, 368. Re-committed to Committee of the Whole House, 416. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 467. R. a. 469, ——=—— 224. Essex, Earl of; For appointing new Trustees to carry into execution his 
marriage settlement ; Read, Lxv. 235. R. A. 297. ————— 225. Evans, Joseph ; For incorporating the Trustees of the charities of 
Joseph Evans; Read, Lxx1v. 475. R. A. 608. ——— 226. Excise Buildings; Petition for leave to present a Petition for enabling 
the minister of Allhallows Barking, to grant a Lease of certain Estates, for the erection of Buildings at Tower Dock; Referred, 
LXiv. 215. Reported; leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 224. - Bill ordered, 235. Presented, 252. R. a. 382. ——— 
227. Eyre, Susannah Harriott; For vesting part of her settled Estates in Trustees to be sold ; Lx1. 495. Read, 500. R. A. 568. 























228. Fairfax, The Honourable Ann :—For confirming an exchange of certain tithes, &amp;c. between her and the Rector of East Gilling ; 


tvi1. 481. Read, 488. nr. a. 644. ——— Fane, late Viscountess ; See supra, 194. 229. Farrer, late William ; For the sale 
of certain parts of his Estates; Lx1v.374. Read, 377. R. a. 398.———231. Fayrer, late Joseph ; For the sale of certain Estates ; 
LXXIv. 570. Read, 580. R. a. 620, ——-— Fedderat Fstate; See supra, 11.——— 232. Feilden, John; For confirming the sale 
to him of certain Estates, and for settling others in lieu thereof; Lv11. 381. Read, 387. R. a. 493.—&lt;——233. Fenton, Thomas; 
For enabling his guardians to grant building leases; Lxxiv. 469. Read, 471. R. A. 531. ———— 234. Ferguson, Sir James; To 
enable him to exchange certain lands; Lxxv. 372. Read, 373. Committee to sit, and proceed, and to report to-morrow, 442. 
R. A. 456. ———— 236. Ferrers, Robert Earl; For sale of part of his Estates; nvii1. 469. Read, 4792. ‘R. a. 543. 
236. Ferryman, late John; For vesting his devised Estates in Trustees to be sold; Read, 1x. 326. R. a. 432. 237. Fish, 
late John ; For confirming sales of certain Estates devised by his will; txx1.525. Not proceededin. For the sale of certain Estates 
devised by his will; Lxx11. 303. Read, 306. Reported, with Amendments, 358. Passed, with Amendments, 369. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 373. RB. A. 376. ———— 238. Fitzgerald, John; For vesting the Estates of John Fitzgerald, Esq. commonly called the 
Knight of Glinn, in Trustees, for raising money to pay off incumbrances; Read, Lv1. 490. Rk. a. 603. 239. Fletcher, John 
Bradshaw ; For the sale of certain Estates; Read, rx11. 813. Rp. A. 839. 241. Fletcher, late Sir Lyonel Wright, Baronet; 
For vesting in Trustees certain Estates devised by his will to be sold; Read, Lx1II. 912. R. A. 373. Foord’s Estate ; 
See supra, 17. ———— 242. Foote, John Pierson; For the sale of certain of his Estates; Read, Lx1v. 312. R. a. 382. 
243. Fortesque, Earl of; For vesting certain lands belonging to him in the Rector of the parish of Filleigh ; tx1x.378. Read, 383. 
R. A. 463. 244. Fortesque, John Inglet; Petition for leave to present a Petition for exonerating the Manor of Dawlish from 
claims of the Crown against his Estate; Regent's recommendation signified, Lxx1v. 307. Leave given; Petition presented, and 
referred; 308. Bill ordered, 369. Presented, 398. e-committed, 472. Rr. a. 608. Foster, Mary ; See infra, 264. 
245. Fowler, Thomas; For rendering valid an exchange of lands; Lxvi1. 312. Read, 315. R. a. 384. 246. Foy, Doctor 
Nathaniel ; For enlarging powers of Act 1 Geo. If. relating to his charitable foundation; Read, ~x111. 302. Reported, and 
passed with an Amendment, 412. Agreed to by the Lords, 428. R. a. 450. 247. France, late James; For sale of certain 
Estates devised by his will ; Lvi1t. 483. Read, 488. Reported, with Amendments, 592. Passed, with Amendments, 600. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 605. n. a. 638.———-248. Freeman, late Thomas Edwards ; For the sale of certain Estates; Lxx1v. 475. Read, 
478. R.A. 552. 249. French Protestants; For enabling the Governor and Directors of the Hospital for poor French Protestants 
to grant building leases; Lx111. 307. Read 308. R. a. 374. Fydell; See supra, 113. 


















































261. Garden, late Francis : —For sale of part of the barony of Pitsligo; Read, Lxx11. 260. RB. A. 355.——=——-252. Gateshead Hospital ; 





To enable the Master and Brethren to grant leases; Read, LXvi. 291. R. a. 356. —~—— 253. Gaussen, Samuel Robert; For 
vesting in Trustees, in trust for him, certain Estates; Read, Lxx11. 337. R.A. 419. 254. Gell, Philip; For confirming an 
exchange made. by him of certain Estates; Lxx11. 390. Read, 391. Rr. a. 458. 255. Gibson, late Thomas Milner; For 
granting building leases of part of his Estates; Lxvii1. 618. R. a. 647. 256. Gilbert, Edward; For the sale of part of his 
Estates; Lxx11. 284. Read, 286. Reported, with Amendments, 314. Passed, with Amendments, 324. Agreed to by the Lords, 
348,. R. A+ 355. —s== 257. Glover, late John; To authorize the Devisees in trust under his will to grant a lease of a certain 


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Il. Bills from the Lords, and Petitions for Bills, &amp;c¢.—continued. 


messuage, &amp;c.; Lvir. 398. Read, 439. R. 4. 541. Goldsmid, late Abraham ; See Goldsmid. 258. Goodenough; 
Reverend Robert Philip; For an exchange of certain Estates between him and Henry Gally Knight, Esq.; Read, uxx111. 351. 
R. A. 413. 259. Goold, Henry Michael; To charge certain sums of money with a jointure to his intended wife; v1. 566. 
Read, 574. R.A. 666.———261. Gordon, Duke of; For confirming an agreement entered into on his behalf; Read, xv. 423: 
RB. A. 483. Gordon, James ; See infra, 274. ——— 26%. Gordon, Robert and Elizabeth Anne; For making a settlement of 
certain Estates; Read, rxv. 368. R.a. 448. 263. Grafton, Duke of ; For the sale of certain stocks, and investing the money 
in the purchase of lands; Read, Lxx. 427. Regent’s consent signified, 452. R. A. 457. 264. Graham, George Edward and 
Mary Forster; For the sale of certain Estates; Read, rx11.746. rR. a. 805. 265. Graham, John, and John Smith Graham ; 
For vesting certain Estates in Trustees to be sold; uxvit. 373. Read, 374. R. 4.446. ——— 266. Graham, Thomas; For settling 
certain Estates upon him and his heirs; tx. 250. Read,252. R.a.339. For the sale of certain Estates; Read, rxv1. 430. 
R. A. 454. —==— 267. Grantham; For vesting certain Estates belonging to the free grammar school in that town in Trustees, to be 
sold; Read, xxx1 248. R. a. 385.—— 268. Greene, late Mary; For vesting certain Estates devised by her will in Trustees to 
be sold; Lx. 311. Read, 318. R.a. 432.————269. Grenville, Lord; For the exchange of certain lands; Ux111.171. Read, 
172. R.A. 269. For establishing and confirming exchanges of certain Estates; Read, Lx1x. 276. R. A. 359. 271. Grove; 
Thomas; For the sale of certain Estates; .x1x. 337. Read, 339. R.A. 393- 272. Guildford, Earl of ; For the exchange of 
part of his Estates; rx1v. 383. Read, 384. R. a. 398. Gunning ; See infra, 564. 273. Gunter; late James; To 


enable the Trustees under his will to grant leases; Read, xxv. 386. Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain 
day, 429. R. a. 456. 



































274. Hadham Rectory :—For effectuating an agreement between the Reverend Anthony Hamilton, D.D. and James Gordon, Esquire ; 
Lxvi. 284. Read, 289. R. a. 356.———275. Hake, late Susannah; For the sale of certain Estates; uxv. 383. Read, 385. 








Rr. a. 448. 276. Haldane, late Robert ; For the sale of certain Estates for the discharge of his debts; LXv1I1. 532. Read, 534. 
R. A. 589. 277. Hales, Sir Edward; For sale of part of his Estates; tv1i1. 502. Read, 503. ®. a. 578. ——— 278. Hall, 


late Ann; For vesting certain Estates, devised by her will, in Trustees, to be sold; ux11. 352. Read, 359. Not proceededin. From 
the Lords, 751. Read, 758. R. a. 831.——-279. Hall, William ; To enable him to assign or surrender a term in certain Estates ; 
Read, txvi11. 586. . a. 647. —&lt;—-— 281. Hamilton, late Alexander ; For the sale of certain Estates comprised in the deed of entail 
executed by him; Lvi1. 419. Read, 446. R. a. 515. Hamilton, Anthony, D.D.; See supra, 274. 282. Hamilton, 
late George; For vesting certain Estates in Trustees, to be sold; Read, 1Xv1.291. R. A. 434- 283. Hamilton, Sir Hew 
Dalrymple; For settling certain Estates in his favour; Read, Lx1x.271. R. a. 360. 284. Hamilton, late Sir James; For the 
partition of lands, late his property; Lx11.722. Read, 729. R. a. 839. 285. Hamond, William Parker; For the sale of part 
of his Estates, and for laying out the money arising therefrom; Lv11. 398. Read, 399. R- A. 494.——— 206. Hardwick, Earl of ; 
For vesting certain parts of his Estates in Trustees, for sale; Lx111. 443. Head, 446. R. a. 470.—=—287. Harrison, late James ; 
For the sale of certain Estates devised by his will; ux11.751. Read, 753. B®. A. 831. For the sale of certain Estates devised by 
his will; Read, pxviir. 546. . a. 589. 288, Harrow School; To enable the Governors to grant leases of certain Estates ; 
Read, Lv111. 537. &amp;.A.638. To enable the Governors to grant building leases; LXXtv. 425. Read, 444. R. A. 531. — 
291. Harthill Glebe Lands; For extinguishing all right of common thereon ; LX VI. 422. Read, 423. B.A. 454.—————292. Hartopp, 
Sir Edmund Cradock; For the exchange of certain lands between him and Edward Hartopp Wigley, Esquire; Lx1.282. Read, 290. 
R. A. 333- 293. Harvey, late Robert; For effecting an exchange of an Estate devised by his will; uxx111.311. Read, 312. 
R. A. 378. 294, Hawarden, Viscount; For vesting the Kilkenny Estate in Trustees to be sold; Lxxv. 395. Read, 396. 
Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain day, 457. R. a. 469. 295. Hemelhempsted ; Petition for vesting in 
Trustees a tract of land called Box Moor in that parish for certain purposes ; referred, Lx1v.79- Bill ordered, 135. Presented, 163. 
Re-committed ; Petition against ; 272. Lords Amendments agreed to, 388. R. A. 399. 296. Henry, John Joseph ; For the sale 
of partof his Estates; Lx11. 344. Read, 351. Not proceeded in. From the Lords; read; 765. 8. A. 839.———--297. Hereford, Dean 
and Chapter of; For effecting an exchange between the Dean and Chapter and Lord Sommers ; Read, rxviit. 299. RB. a. 365. To 
enable the Dean and Chapter to discharge certain debts; Lxx1v. 408. Read, 419. R.A.531- See infra, 354.———298. Hereford, 
Viscount ; Petition for leave to present Petition for sale of the manor of Pembroke to John Owen; Leave given; Petition offered ; the 
King’s consent signified; Petition brought up and referred; Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House; (See Com- 
mittees, 421.) Billordered; rxv. 283. Presented, 289. Re-committed, 334. Lords Amendments agreed to, 496. R. a. 500. 
299. Hertford College, Oxford; To enable His Majesty to grant certain lands devolved to him by the dissolution of the said 
College; Read; txx1. 502. Order for Second reading read, 504. Entries in Journal of proceedings in relation to Bills from the 
Lords, of Estate Bills of Sir Theodore Janssen and the Earl of Ashburnham, read; Order discharged ; Order for reading the Bill the 
First time and that the same be read a Second time, read, and discharged ; Bill laid aside ; 504. See supra,7.———301. Hethersett, 
Sarah, and others ; For the exchange of certain Estates; Lxx111. 374. Read, 375. B+ A- 417. 302. Hickey, late William, 
Charity Estates; To enable the Trustees to grant leases; Read, LXx1I. 311. R. A. 376. ——— 303. Hilds, Saint, Chapelry; To 
enable the Curate to grant a building lease of certain ground belonging thereto; Lv1. 516. Read, 517. R. a. 603. ——— 
304. Hodgkins, Thomas, Esquire; For vesting certain of his Estates in Trustees for sale; Lx1v. 368. 
——— 305. Holden, Robert; For the sale of certain Estates; rxvii1. 402. Read, 404. R. A.507. For vesting part of the settled 
Estates of Robert Holden in trust to be sold; uxxv. 331. Read, 343.. R. A. 423. ——— 306. Holloway, late Thomas; For 
confirming certain leases made under his will; Lxxtv. 488. Read, 495. RB. A. 592. ——-— 307. Holt, late Thomas; For the sale 
of certain Estates devised by his will; Read, txviti. 564. R. a. 631. Houston and Co.; See supra, 8. 308. Huggett, 
Paulin ; For vesting part of his Estates in Trustees to be sold; Read, LAiil. 453. RB. A. 475. 309. Hughes, Sir Richard ; 
For enabling him to sell certain Estates ; Read, px1x. 490. R. A. 510.—————S11. Hull, Christopher ; For effectuating an exchange 
between him and St. John’s College, Oxford; Read, Lx111. 428. R. A. 476.———312. Hulme, late William; For amending Acts ; 
LXIx. 349. Read, 354. R. a. 463. Hunt, late Thomas; See supra, 232. 313. Hutton, John; For the sale of certain 
Estates devised by his will and for the purchase of others; Lx1v. 345. Read, 351. R. a.398- 314. Hyde, late Nathan ; 
For vesting certain Estates devised by his will in Trustees to be sold; Lx x1. 381. Read, 388. R. A. 490. 315. Hyett, late 


Benjamin ; For the sale of certain of his Estates; Lx1x.211. Read, 212. rR. a. 280. ————316. Hyndford, late Earl of ; For the 
sale of certain Estates; uxv. 354. Read, 356. R. a. 483. 









































Read, 372. R. A. 405. 























317. Ilchester, Henry Thomas Earl of :—For sale of part of his Estates, and settling other Estates in lieu thereof; tv1. 483. 
Read, 485. R. a. 603. ————— 318. Ingle, John and Margaret; For vesting their settled Estates in Trustees to be sold; Read, 
LXIIl. 356. R. A. 450. 319. Inglis, Sir Hugh; For vesting the entirety of certain of his settled Estates in Trustees for sale; 
Read, tx11. 784. R. a. 839. $21. Inglishcombe ; For ascertaining the farms and lands in that parish which shall be subject 
to great tithes; Read, rx1. 406. R.A. 479. 322. Ingram, Robert ; For rendering effectual a conveyance as to a moiety of 
certain hereditaments; Lxx111. 346. Read, 349. R.A, 397. —&lt;-— 323. Irwin, late Charles Lord Viscount; For vesting part of his 


Estates in Trustees for sale; Lv1. 503. Read, 504. Rr. 4. 603.——~324. Islington; To enable the Trustees of lands in that parish, 
called the Stone Fields, to grant leases; Read, Lxvr. 425. R. A. 454. 











325. Jackson, late Elizabeth :—For sale of certain lands devised by her will; Read; Lxvit. 262. R. A. 447. ————— 326. Jackson, 
George ; For vesting the Estate of himself and his wife in trust; Lv111. 329. Read, 332. R. a. 419. Jebb, David; See 
supra, 215. 327. Jenkinson, The Honourable Cecil Cope; For effecting the sale of part of his settled Estates; Read, 
LXvi1.337- Reported; Bill read the Third time ; Amendment proposed ; debate thereon adjourned; 391. Resumed; Amendment 
agreed to; Bill passed with Amendments; 394. Amendments agreed to by the Lords with Amendments, 433. Amendments agreed 
to,447- R.A. 486. ———— 328. Jervoise, Reverend George Huddlestone Purefoy ; For the sale of his Estates, and for laying out the 
money arising therefrom; tvi. 483. Read, 485. RK. a. 603. ————— 329. Jocelyn, late Honourable George ; For vesting certain 


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IL. Bills from the Lords, and Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


Estates in Trustees to be sold; tx1v. 296. Read, 298. RK «.399. ———331. John, St. Baptist College, Oxford; For enabling the 
President and Scholars of that College to sell a piece of Ground; Lxxv. 349. Read, 352. R. a. 456. See supra, 311.—— 
332. Johnston, Rev. Dr. David; For carrying into execution a certain agreement; Read, LXVIIT. 473. R. A. 543.———333. Jones, 
late Arthur; To repeal Act for the sale of certain Estates, so far as the Trusts thereof have not been carried into exeeution; Read, 
Lxi1. 789. ‘KR. a. 839. 334. Jordon, Barret Bowen ; For confirming a partition and division of certain Estates; tx x111. 265. 
Read, 270. Rk. A, 328. 335. Joye, late James; For vesting certain Estates in Trustees for sale; Lxx.210. Read, 215. 
R. A. 297. 








336. Katherine, Saint, Hospital :—To empower the Master, Brothers and Sisters of that Hospital to sella piece of land; Read, rxv1. 


394. R. A. 454. —=-— 387. Keate, late Jane Catherine; For authorizing the Trustees named in her will to sell certain Estates ; 
Read, Lx. 343. R. A- 432. 338. Keene, Benjamin; For vesting the settled Estates of hin: and his wife in new Trustees ; 
Read, LvI. 940. RB. A. 450. 339. Kemeys, John Kemeys Gardner; Petition for leave to present a Petition to explain and 
amend Act 34 Geo. III. respecting a debt due to the Crown upon mortgage on his Estate; Leave given ; Petition offered ; King’s 
recommendation signified ; Petition presented and referred; LvI. 435. Reported, 454. Report referred to a Committee of the 
Whole House, 456. (See Committees, 418.) Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 463. Presented, 469. Committed to a Com- 
mittee of the Whole House, 485. Report on Petition referred, and Bill considered, 535. RB. A. 599- 341. Kennedy, Thomas ; 
For settling certain Estates in his favour; Lxx1. 391. Read, 393. &amp;. A. 490. —m-—— 342. Kentish Town Prebendal Lands; For 
enabling the Prebendary of Cantlowes in St. Paul’s to grant a lease; Read, yxviit. 367. R. A. 417. 343. Kidderminster ; 
To enable the Vicar to grant leases of certain glebe lands belonging to the vicarage; Read, Lxvit. 317. R.A. 415. 
Kilkenny; See supra, 294. Kilkenny Asylum; See Hospitals, 9. ——— 344. Kimpton, Harvey; For the sale of certain 
Estates; Lxvilt. 447. Read, 454. RB. a. 507. 345. Kinnaird, late Lady ; For vesting certain Estates devised by her will in 
Trustees to be sold; tx11. 717. Read, 718. R. A. 805. ———_—— 346. Kirkwall, Lord; For vesting certain Estates in Trustees, to be 
sold; Lx. 367. Read, 371. R.A. 431. Foramending Act; Lxv. 354. Read, 356. R. a. 402.347. Knapp, late Nathaniel 
Matthew; For sale of part of the Estates devised by his will, and investing the money to arise therefrom ; Read, tv1. 497. R. a. 602. 
———Knight, Henry Gally; See supra, 258. 348. Knightley, Sir Charles; For the sale of part of his Estates; Read, 
LXVIII. §22-3. R.a.589. To repeal said Act, and for vesting the said Estates in other Trustees, to be sold; Lx x111. 346. 
Read, 349. &amp;. A. 397. 


























349. Lambeth :—Petition for vesting the Walcot Charity Estates in the parish of Saint Mary Lambeth in Trustees for the benefit of the said 


charity ; Referred, Lxxv. 51. Billordered,61. Petition renewed, and referred, 116. Bill ordered, 132. Presented, 140. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 425. RB. A. 456.————-351. Langdale, late Lord ; For vesting certain Estates devised by his will in Trustees, 
to be so‘d; Lx1. 338. Read, 356. R.A. 432.————352. Langley, Richard ; For vesting part of his Estates in Trustees, to be sold ; 
Read, tv. 469. B. A. 543.-———353. Langley, late William ; For sale of an Estate devised by his will, and for laying out the 
money to arise therefrom; Lv1. 304. Read, 308. R. A. 450.—~»-——354. Ledbury Almshouses ; To enable the Dean and Chapter of 
Hereford, to re-build the same; Read, LXXxIv. 425. R. A. 531. 355. Le Despencer, Lord; For the exchange of certain 
Estates; Uxit1. 215. Read, 223. m. A.373. For vesting certain Estates devised by his will in Trustees, to be sold; ux1v. 390. 
Read, 391. Xk. A. 405.——==——-356. Lee, Acton Nathaniel; To enable him and others to grant building leases; Lx111. 363. Read, 
364. R. A. 450.——=-357. Lee, Edward, and Elizabeth his Wife ; For the sale of certain Estates; Read, Lxviit. 519. R. A. 631. 
———-358. Lee, Warner, late Henry ; For vesting certain Estates devised by his will, in new Trustees; Read, rx1. 326. R, A. 432. 
———359. Leech, Thomas; For the sale of certain Estates; Read, 1xx111. 404. Committee to sit, and report forthwith, 413. 
R. A. 417. 361. Lefevre, Charles Shaw ; For vesting in him certain Estates, and settling others in lieu thereof; Lv11. 340. 
Read, 344. 2. A. 418,————362. Legard, Sir John ; For vesting part of his settled Estates in Trustees, to be sold; Read, rx. 438. 
Reported, with Amendments; passed, with Amendments; 465. Agreed to by the Lords, 481. R, a. 489.————363. Legh, late 
‘Thomas Peter; ‘To enable the Trustees under his will, to grant building leases ; Lx111.376. Read, 379. m.a.450. For the sale of 
certain Estates devised by his will; Read, Lxv1. 404. R. A. 434- 364. Leicester, Earl of, Hospital; For altering the rules 
thereof; Read; Petition against; txvii1. 646. Petition in favour, 659. Bill reported, with Amendments, 661. Amendments 
considered, 664. Disagreed to; Bill passed, without Amendments, 665. nk. a. 668. 365. Levett, late Richard; For the sale 
of certain Estates; Read, Lxv. 392. Rn. A. 483.——_——366. Lewin, Samuel; For vesting his Estates for certain uses; Lx1x. 335. 
Read, 336. R. A. 413.———367. Lewis, Percival, and Marianne ; Petition for leave to present a Petition for exonerating their 
Estates from certain claims of the Crown; and leave given; Lx1. 417. Petition offered; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition 
“prought up; read, and referred; 418. Reported, 426. Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 427. Considered, 440. 
Reported, and Bill ordered, 443. Presented, 445. Committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 462. Considered, 507. Lords 
Amendment agreed tu, 552. R. A. 560.————368. Lichfield Prebendary ; For exonerating parcel of the possessions of the Prebendary 
of Prees, founded in the cathedral church of Lichfield, from a lease ; Read, Lv11. 543. R. A. 643.—=——369. Lloyd, late Sir Edward; 
For the sale of certain Estates devised by his will ; Read, xviii. 469. R. A. 543. Lochlane ; See infra, 395.———371. London ; 
To enable the City of London to sell certain springs at Paddington; Read, Lxvil. 433. R. A. 517. ~372. London, Bishop of ; 
For confirming certain articles of agreement between him and the Grand Junction Canal Company; Read, LXvit. 433. RB. A. 517. 
See infra, 437.———373. London House; For assisting the re-building thereof; Lxxtv. 576. Read, 580. R. a. 620.——— 
374. Londonderry ; For vesting a School House and premises in that city in Trustees, to be sold, and for applying the purchase 
money ; Offered ; King’s consent signified ; Petition presented, and referred; Lxiv.g. Bill ordgred, 13. Presented, 17. Rk. a. 306, 
———375. Long, late Sir James Tylney ; For the sale of certain Estates devised by his will; Lxx1r. 393. Read, 396. rn. a. 458. 
———-Lonsdale, late Earl of ; See infra, 378. Loveden ; See infra, 385. 376. Lowndes, late William ; For confirming 
the purchase of a term of years in a certain Estate; Lxvit1, 628. Read, 630. R. a. 647.———377. Lowther, John ; For the 
exchange of an Estate; Read, xx. 381. n. a. 416,—«—=.378. Lowther, Lord Viscount ; For effecting certain exchanges between 
him and others; tvitt. 483. Read, 485. R.a. 543. For effecting an exchange between him and the devisees under the will of 
the late Earl of Lonsdale; Lx1.297. Read, 300. R. a. 380.—_—379. Lucas, Lady; For exchanging certain Estates; Read, txv. 
459 BR. A. 500,———381. Lyell, late Henry ; For the sale of certain Estates; txv. 404. Read, 405. Rk. a. 483. 


























382. Madocks, John :—For vesting part of his Estates in Trustees, for sale; Lxxv. 279. Read, 284. R.A. 349.———~ 383: Man- 


chester Hospital ; Petition to enable Sir Oswald Mosley, Baronet, to make grants and leases of certain lands, for the purposes thereof; 
Referred, Lx111. 99. Bill ordered, 192. Presented, 216. Lords Amendments agreed to, 419. R. A. 450. —————— 384. Marriott, 
George ; For vesting a settled Estate in fee simple, and for settling another Estate in lieu thereof; Lxx. 236. Read, 260. Rr. a. 363. 
——— 385. Marten, Sir Henry, and Henry ; For the exchange of lands belonging to the Trustees of their charity; for others; 
Lyi. 618. Read, 620, R.A. 691.——— Martin, Saint, in the Fields; See supra, 131.———— 386. Mason, late John; For 
vesting in a new Trustee certain Estates; Read, xxx.458. R. A. 475.——=—— 387. Massingberd, late Henry ; For vesting part of the 
Estates devised by his will in Trustees, to be sold; Lx1v. 368. Read, 372. x. a. 398. ——— 388. Maw, John Henry ; For vesting 
his Estates in Trustees, to be sold, and for laying out the money arising therefrom; Lv1. 453. Read, 456. r.a.602. For 
vesting in him certain Estates; r1x.223. Read, 228. R.A. 280,——— 389. Mawbey, late Sir Joseph; For vesting certain 
Estates devised by his will:in Trustees, to be sold; Read, Lx. 449 R. A. 489.—&lt;-—391. Maynard, late Ann and Mary ; For vesting 
in Oliver Delancy certain Estates; tvit. 506. Read, 511. R.A. 644.———— 392. Maynard, Lord; Petition for leave to present 
a Petition for confirming certain sales made by him; Referred, tx1x. 321. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 330. 
Bill ordered, 336. Presented, 341. Committed, 353. Not proceeded in. —xm— 393. Mellish, late Charles; For effectuating the 
sale of certain Estates; 1x1. 383. Read, 394. #. A: 479.——=—— 394. Mellish, late William and Charles; For confirming an 
exchange of certain Estates; uxrit. 364. Read, 365. 2. a. 450.—-—— 395. Menzies, Anne Campbell; For the sale of certain 
Estates for the payment of her debts; Read, rxrv. 243. R. A. 306, ———— 396. Merthyr Tydvil; To enable the Rector to grant 

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Il. Bills from the Lords, and Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


leases of glebe ; Read, Lv1I. 357. BR. A, 418. ———— 397. Meyrick, late John; To enable the Trustees under his will to sell a certain 
Estate; Lxt1. 771. Read, 772. R. a. 832.——— 398. Mildmay, Dame Jane St. John; For allowing the timber to be cut down 
on part of her Estates, and for applying the monies thence arising; Lx1v.211. Read, 213. R. a. 256,———— 399, Mildmay, 
Sir Henry Paulet St. John; For enabling him and his wife to lease certain Estates; Read, Lrx. 240. nk. a. 280. 
401. Mildmay, Sir Henry St. John Carew St. John ; For charging certain Estates with portions for younger children; Read, Lxv. 377- 
R. A. 448. 402. Milnes, late James; For empowering the Trustees under his will to effect a partition of certain Estates; 
Lxx. 350. Read, 352. nr. a. 416. 403. Mimms, North; Two Petitions for vesting in Samuel Robert Gaussen a messuage 
and farm in North Mimms, and for applying the money to arise thereby in purchase of other Estates to be settled to the same uses 
[for the Poor of Enfield]; To lie on the Table, rx111. 126. Petitions read again, and referred, 306. Reported; Report to lie on the 
Table ; 332. Petition for leave to present the Bill; referred, 365. Reported; Bill ordered; 379. Presented, 385. Lords Amend- 
ment agreed to, 477. R.A. 479. 404. Missenden ; For effectuating exchange of the Rectory house and part of the Glebe of 
that parish; Read, 1xx11. 360. R. A. 458. 405. Moira, Earl; For exchanging part of his Estates for part of the Estates of 
the Countess of Loudoun ; Read, ~x111. 466. Reported with Amendment, and agreed to, 473. Passed, with Amendment; agreed 
to by the Lords; 477. R.A. 479. For exchanging part of his settled Estates; Read, Lxv1i. 424. R.A.517. To enable him to 
grant leases; Read, LxviI. 429. R.A. 517. For exchanging part of his Estates; Read, LXVIII.375. R.A. 438. ——— 
406. Moncreiffe, late David Stewart; For the sale of certain Estates; Lxx1v. 445. Read, 451. R.A. 531. ——— 407. Montague, 
late Lord Viscount ; For effecting the sale of certain Estates; Read, Lx. 322. Rk. A. 431. ————- 408. Montgomery, George; For 
raising money by sale of part of his Estates; Read, 11x. 138. R. a. 256. 409. Morden College ; To empower the Trustees 
and Visitors thereof to sell a parcel of land; ux11.751. Read, 777. R. a. 831. See supra, 83. 411. Morehead, William ; 
For settling certain Estates in favour of him and the heirs entitled to take by a certain deed of entail; Lxvit1. 505. “Read, 509. 
R. A. 589. 412. Morgan, Sir Charles, Bart. and Charles Morgan; To enable them to grant leases of certain Estates ; 
Lv. 569. ‘Read, 570. Rr. a. 644. 413. Morin, late John Tirel; For the sale of certain Estates for discharging incum- 


























-brances, &amp;c.; LXIv.345- Read, 351. R. a. 398.————— Morrys, Dame Elizabeth; See supra, 29. ——-——- 414. Morton Curacy ; 





To authorize the sale of lands settled for the perpetual augmentation thereof; uxx1v. 417. Read, 418. R. a. 531. 
415. Mosley, late Oswald; For vesting part of the Estates devised by his will in Trustees to convey the same; Read, rx11. 823. 
R. A. 840.——-— Mosley, Sir Oswald ; See supra, 383. —=—— 416. Mount Cashell, Earl of; For carrying into effect an agreement 
between him and John Power, Esq.; Read, uxx. 249. R.A.297.———— 417. Moyser; To enable certain persons to carry into 
execution a partition of that Estate; tx11. 315. Read, 323. R. a. 365. 418. Mulgrave, Henry Lord; For charging his 
settled Estates with a jointure; Read, tv. 564. R. a. 643. ———419. Murray, William; For the sale of the Estate of Pitlochie ; 
Read, Lx x11. 348. R.A. 419. Mushet, David; See supra, 162. 





421. Newcastle, Duke of :—To carry into effect existing contracts for the sale of parts of his Estates; Lxx. 302. Read, 305. n.a. 363. 








Newdegate ; See Names, 13. Newington ; See infra, 447. ————— 422. Norfolk, Duke of ; For vesting certain parts of 
his settled Estates in Trustees to sell, and for laying out the monies arising therefrom; Lv1I. 349. Read, 357. R.4.386. For 
vesting certain Estates in Trustees to be sold, and for laying out the monies in the purchase of more convenient Estates ; Read, 
Lx. 288. R.A. 339. For exchanging parts of his Estates; Read, Lxv. 451. R.A. 483. For exchanging part of his settled 
Estates; Read, Lx1x. 490. R.A.510. For establishing an exchange of Lands agreed upon between him and William Matthews, 
Esq.; LXxv. 372. Read, 373. R.A. 456. See supra, 32. 423. Norris, late John ; For the sale of certain Estates devised 
by his will; Lx1v. 291. Read, 292. R.A. 335.—~——— 424. North, Dudley; For the exchange of part of his Estates; Read, iv111. 
634. R.A. 691. North Mimms; See supra, 403. 425. Norwich, Bishop of; For effectuating an exchange between 
him and Lord Suffield, of the moieties of certain advowsons; txx1v. 606. Read, 607. R. a, 631, ——_—-~ 426, Nunn, late 
William ; For enabling the Devisees in trust under his will to grant leases; Read, Lxx. 354. R. a. 416. 














Oram ; See 
supra, 79. 428. O’Reilly, James; For raising a sum of money to pay off incumbrances on certain Estates; Read, Lx1. 429. 


R. A. 561. 429. Orford, Horatio late Earl of; For vesting certain Estates, entailed by his will, in Trustees, to be sold, and 
laying out the. money arising therefrom ; Lv1. 532. Read, 539. R.A. 619. —«— 431. Oriel College, Oxford; For the exchange 
of certain Estates; nx1x. 264. Read, 268. Rr. a. 360.——— 432. Ormonde, Earl of; For vesting in new Trustees his real Estates 
in Ireland ; Lx. 275. Read, 285. R.A. 431. For Vesting in new Trustees certain of his Estates; Lx111. 278. Read, 280. Rr, a. 392. 

433. Ormonde, The Marquis and Earl of; For vesting in new Trustees certain of his Estates which have not been sold under 
or by virtue of Acts 35, 45 and 48 Geo. III.; Lxxi11.311. Read, 312. Committee to sit, and proceed forthwith, and to report on 
a certain day, 406. R.A. 413. 434. Osborn, Sir John, and John Burt; To confirm a lease granted to them by the Dean 
of St. Paul, London; txxv. 372. Read, 373. R. a. 456. Otway, Sarah; See infra, §55.———— 435. Outram, Francis; 
To enable his guardian to carry into execution certain contracts; LX1I.373- Read, 375. RB. A. 432.—————-436. Outram, Joseph ; 
For confirming an exchange of certain lands, for lands belonging to him; Read, txvi1. 280. R. A. 352. 

















437. Paddington Estate :—For amending Act 35 Geo. III. relating thereto; Read, rx. 418. Rr. a. 431. For enlarging the powers of 


Act 35 Geo. III.; 1x. 462. Read, 463. x. a. 489. For altering and enlarging powers of Acts; Read, ux111.420. Reported, 
with Amendments, and agreed to, 457. Passed, with Amendment 460. Agreed to by the Lords, 469. R. a. 470. Petition for 
confirming and carrying into execution certain articles of agreement between the Bishop of London and the Company of Proprietors 
of the Grand Junction Canal; Referred, Lx11.179. Not reported. ——— 438, Parker, Aun and Sarah; For sale of an Estate 
belonging to them and others; tvi11. 639. ‘Read, 640. wu. a. 691.——— Parker, John Watkins; See supra, 319. ——~ 
439. Parkins, Edward ; For vesting in him and his heirs certain messuages; Lx xiv. 448. Read, 455. W. A. 531.————~ 441, Par- 
tridge, late Henry ; For the sale of certain Estates devised by his will; Lx1v. 368. Read, 373. R. a. 405. - For the sale of certain 
Estates devised by his will; Read rxviit. 489. R. A. 543.——e— 442. Paul, late Jeffery; To confirm a partition of divers lands 
formerly belonging to him; tx111.364. Read, 365. R. a. 476. 443. Paul, late John; For the exchange and sale of certain 
Estates devised by his will, and for applying the monies arising therefrom; Lvm. 518. Read, 543. Reported with Amendments ; 
Amendments agreed to; 618. Passed, with Amendments, 627. Agreed to by the Lords,638. Rr. a.643.———— 444, Paul’s, St. 
Dean of ; To enable the Dean of St. Paul’s to grant leases; Lxv1I. 532. Read, 533. R. Ae §42.———-——445. Paul’s, St. Prebendal 
Estates ; To enable the Prebendary of the Prebend of the poor to grant a lease; Read, Lx x11. 423. R. A. 458.———446, Paul’s, St. 
School ; To enable the Trustees to purchase certain lands and buildings; Lx x111.298. Read, 299. R. a. 378.———Pedlar’s Acre, 
Building Leases; See Pavings, 162.—————Peete, Francis; See infra, 481.———Pembroke Manor; See supra, 298.———447. 
Pennial, Peter ; To enable him and others to grant builiing leases; Read, Lxx111. 207. R.A. 328.——448. Penrhyn, late Lord; 
For vesting certain Estates devised by “his will upon certain trusts; Read, xv. 289. R.A. 380.———449. Perry, John and James ; 
To enable certain persons to concur on their part in making a partition of certain Estates, and to sell part for their maintenance; 
Lvit. 569. Read,575. R. A. 643.———461. Philipps, late George; For vesting part of his devised Estates in Trustees for sale; 
Read, LXVII. 525. R. A. 542.——_——452. Philips, Elizabeth Henrietta ; For sale of certain plots of land for the purpose of building 
upon ; LviI. 519- Read, 543. R. A. 644.——e——453, Phillips, Thomas John ; Fer the sale of certain of his Estates; Read, nx vitt. 
516. RK. A. 589.——_——454. Phillipson, Reverend Richard Burton Burion ; For removing one of the Trustees of his settled Estates ; 
Read, Lxv. 492. R.A. 511.———Pipa Minor; See supra, 368.———465. Pitt, William Morton; For vesting certain of his 
settled Estates in Trustees to be sold, and for laying out the money arising therefrom; ivi. 468. Read, 469. R. a. 603. ——— 
456. Player, Jane; For enabling her and others to grant leases; Read, Lxv. 398. R. A. 483.————457. Plumstead Rectory ; For 
confirming an exchange of certain glebe lands belonging thereto; Read, LXV1I. 394. R. 4. 434.———458. Popham, Edward William 
Leyborne ; For the sale of certain of his Estates; txviir. 532. Read, 534. 8- A. 589.———-—459. Portland, Duke of ; For confirming 
and establishing a settlement made by him on his marriage; Lxxv. 396. Read, 401. Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on 


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GEN. INDEX, LVI..-LXXV. (1801—1820.) 









508 | ESTATES—continued. 





II. Bills from the Lords, and Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


the morrow, 429. Rk. A. 456. 461. Powell, Ann and Elizabeth Parry ; For the sale of certain of their Estates ; 1xx. 403. 
Read, 407. R. a. 464. ——— 462. Powell, John ; For the Exchange of part of his Estates; Read, txv. 430. rk. a. 483. 
463. Powerscourt, Lord ; Petition for vesting in His Majesty a certain messuage now or lately inhabited by Lord Powerscourt ; Ofiered ; 
King’s consent and recommendation signified ; Petition presented and referred ; Lx11. 581. Reported ; Report to be considered in a Com- 
mittee of the Whole House; 616. Considered, 622. Resolution reported and Bill ordered, 628. Presented, 634. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 842. R. a. 847.———464. Pownall, late Hannah ; For the sale of certain Estates devised by her will; ux x1v. 541. Read, 
548. R. a. 620.————Prees ; See supra, 368.————465. Prescott, Sir George, Bart. ; For exchanging his Estate for another of greater 
value to be settled in lieu thereof; Lv11. 472. Read, 477. R.A. 541.———466. Price, late John; For vesting his devised Estates 
in ‘Trustees for sale; Read, LXV1I. 515. RB. A. 534.————467. Pryce, late Thomas; For the sale of certain Estates devised by his 
will; Read, Lxvi. 395- 8. A. 434.—————-468. Pugh, late Mary; For sale of part of the Estates devised by her will, and laying 
out the money to arise therefrom; Read, LvI. 532. R. A. 619.————469. Pulteney, late General ; For enabling certain Trustees 
to build a Bridge over the River Avon; Read, Lx. 404. R. A. 489. 








471. Queensbury, Marquis of :—For settling certain lands, &amp;c.; uxvii1. 447. Read, 450. R. A. 507. For settling certain 
Estates in his favour; Lxxi1. 373- Read, 375. nx. a. 458. 


472. Radnor, Earl of :—For effectuating an exchange between the Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Oxford, 
and the Earl of Radnor; Read, rx. 355. BR. A. 431. Ramsey, Sir Andrew ; See supra, 75. 473. Rancliffe, Lord ; 
For the sale of certain Estates; Read, txv. 485. R. A. 500. 474. Reade, late Dame Harriott; For vesting a leasehold mes- 
suage in Trustees for sale; Read, rxvitt. 646. Leave for Committee to sit and proceed forthwith, 659. nr. a. 661. For more 
effectually carrying into execution Act for the sale of a certain Estate devised by her will; Lx1x. 479. Read, 485. R.A. 514. 
————. 475. Reade, Sir John Chandos, Bart; For the sale of certain Estates; Read, LXV1II. 329. R. A. 417. ——— 476. Reveley, 
late Henry ; For vesting in Trustees the timber, &amp;c. on Estates devised by his will; uv1.174. Read,175. R.a. 262. 
——— 477. Richmond Charity ; To enable the Trustees of certain Charity Estates in Richmond to grant building leases; Read, 
LXXV. 312. R.A. 374. 478. Ricketts, Sophia; For sale of a certain Estate; 11x. 390. Read, 391. R.A. 417. 
479. Riddell, Thomas ; For the sale of certain Estates settled by his will; txvi11. 390. Read, 395. Rk. A. 507.————- 481. Riners, 
Francis; To enable him to grant building leases of certain lands; Read, Lx11. 337. Committed, 361. Another Bill; from the Lords; 
Read, 779. R.A. 831. Robertson, Alexander; See Forfeited Estates. —— 482. Robertson, William ; For exchanging certain 
lands; tv1i1.277. Read, 278. R. a. 331. ———— 483. Robinson, John; For vesting part of his Estates in Trustees for sale, and 
laying out the monies; Read, rvir. 512. R. A. 644. 484. Rocheid, James ; To grant feus of the Estate of Inverleith; Read, 
LXXII. 351. BR. A. 428. ———— 485. Roden, Lord Robert ; For sale of part of his Estates; Lviir. 363. Read, 372. ik. a. 495- 
———. 486. Rolleston, Lancelot ; For vesting certain Estates in Trustees for sale ; xxiv. 526. Read, 527. Reported, with Amend- 
ments; agreed to, and Bill passed with Amendments ; 575. Agreed to by the Lords, 595. RB. a. 608. Roper, Thomas ; See 
infra, 527. ——— 487. Roseberry, late Earl ; For the sale of certain Estates ; Read, Lxx1I. 407. R. A. 490 488. Ross, late 
David; For effectuating a partition of certain of his Fstates; Lxv. 338. Read, 342. R. a. 483. ——— 489. Rossington; For con- 
firming an inclosure of certain lands in that parish; Read, Lxv. 320. k. a. 380. 491. Rothiemurchus; For the sale of the 
fir woods growing on that Estate; Read, ix. 356. R.A. 451. ———— 492. Rugby Almshouses ; For amending and enlarging 
powers of Act for enabling the Feoffees to sell and grant leases; Lx1x. 307. Read, 309. R. a. 360. 
































493. Sackville, late Viscount :—For the sale of certain Estates devised by his will; Read, yxv1. 212. R. A. 300. ——=—— 494, Saint 
John, Lord; For vesting part of his Estates in Trustees to be sold; Lx1. 361. Read, 362. R. a. 432. ——— 495. Salisbury, Mar- 
quis of; For vesting part of his settled Estates in Trustees to be sold, and for applying the money arising therefrom; Lv1.468. Read, 
473. R.A. 602. 496. Saunders, late Thomas; For the sale of certain of his Estates; Read, uxv111. 554. R. a. 631.——— 
497. Savile, late Sir George; For vesting certain Estates devised by his will in Trustees to be sold; 1x1. 338. Read, 340. R. a. 402. 
For vesting certain Estates in Trustees to be sold; Read, Lxv1. 291. R. A. 433. ——— 498. Schaw, late James; For granting 
building leases; Lxx1t. 303. Read, 306. R. a. 419. ———— 499. Scott, late Robert; For the sale of certain Estates devised by his 
will; rxv.398. Read, 406. rR. a. 483. ——— 501. Scott, William Lister Fenton ; For the sale of certain of his Estates; Read, 
LXXI1. 332. R.A. 419. 502. Scrope, late Frederick James; For vesting the Estates devised by his will in Trustees to 
be sold, and for applying the monies ; Read, Lvit. 443. R. A. 515. ———— 503. Scrope, late Thomas ; For vesting part of his devised 
Estates in Trustees, to be sold; Lx1. 412. Read, 415. Reported, with an Amendment; King’s consent signified ; Bill passed, with 
Amendment; 463. Agreed to by the Lords, 470. R.A. 479. 504. Seabright, late William ; For granting building leases 
of certain Estates devised by his will; txvi11.628. Read, 630. rR. a. 647. 505. Seacome, late John; For the sale of 
certain Estates; Lxxt1, 303. Read, 306. R.A. 376. ——— 506. Seaforth, late Francis Lord; For sale of part of the Estates at 
Seaforth ; Lx x11. 317. Read, 321. R.A.419. ———— 507. Selsey, late Lord; To authorize the cutting and sale of timber off his 
Estates ; Read, uxx1v. 301. R.A. 459. ——=—— 508. Seymour, Hugh Lord; For confirming an exchange between him and others ; 
Lviit. 415. Read, 423. R. a. 691.———509. Shaftesbury, Earl of; For confirming an exchange of certain Estates ; Read, tx. 418. 
R. A. 489. 511. Shaw, late George ; For enabling the Devisees in trust to grant leases ; Lxvit. 486. Read, 487. x. a. 534. 

Sheffield Hospital ; See infra, 514. 512. Shireoaks Manor; For exonerating certain tithes in that Manor from the 

payment of annuities; Lxx. 385. Read, 387. Rk. A. 464. ——— 513. Shrewsbury, Charles Earl of; For sale of part of his 

Estates; Lvs, 363. Read, 369. R. a. 419. For preventing the present Earl of Shrewsbury from disturbing certain exchanges of 

Estates made by the late Earl; rxtx. 387. Read, 394. R.a. 472. To prevent him and others from disturbing a partition of 

certain Estates; Read, rxxv. 386. Committee to sit and proceed, and to report to-morrow, 436. R. a. 456. §14. 

Shrewsbury, late Gilbert Earl of; For effectuating an exchange of certain Estates between the Trustees of the Hospital of Gilbert 

late Earl of Shrewsbury, and George Benson Strutt;: Lviti1. 443. R. a. 496. ——— 516. Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge ; 

For the sale of certain Estates belonging thereto; Read, Lxx111.. 404. Committee to sit, and report forthwith, 413. Reported, 

with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to; 414. Agreed to by the Lords, 420. r.a. 426, 517. Silcock, late Hannah; 

For vesting a residuary Estate in Trustees for sale; Lxx. 202, Read, 203. Reported, and Amendment made upon Report, 

244. Passed, with Amendment, 248. Agreed to by the Lords, 269. R. a. 297. 518. Silvertop, late John; For 

vesting his settled Estates in Trustees to be sold, and for applying the money towards the payment of his debts, &amp;c.; 

Lvir. 414. Read, 415. R.A. 493- Simonburn Rectory; See Simonburn Rectory. ——— 521. Simonds, William 

Blackall; Petition for leave to present a Petition to enable him to sell or mortgage his Estate in the impropriate Rectory of 

Caversham, free from the claims of the Crown; Offered; King’s recommendation signified; Petition brought up; Lxxv.347. Leave 

given; Petition presented, and referred ; 348. Bill ordered, 371. Presented, 375. Leave given to Committee to sit and proceed, 

and to report on the morrow, 394. Bill re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 415. R. a. 468. 522. Sinclair 

Henrietta; For exchanging certain Estates; Read, LXVIII. 554. R. a. 631. 523. Sinclair, Sir John Gordon, Bart. ; For the 

sale of part of his Estates for the payment of his debts; Lx1x. 378. Read, 379. R. a. 496. ——— 524. Sligo, late Marquis ; For 

rendering valid the powers of sale and exchange, and for appointing new Trustees in the settlement made subsequent to his 
marriage; Read, LXIX. 494. R.A. 510. = 525. Smethwick Chapelry ; For enlarging the powers granted to the Trustees of that 

Chapelry ; Read, xxx.411. R. a. 464, —~——— 526. Smith, late Henry; Petition for effecting the exchange of certain Estates ; 

Referred, txv.55. Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 135. Lords Amendment agreed to, 475. R. A. 483. —=—=— 527. Smith, Mary ; 

For vesting her Estate in a certain person, and for applying the purchase money ; Read, Lx. 377. R. A. 432. ——=—— 528. Smyth, 

Thomas ; To e:power his Committee to grant leases ; Lxx1v. 518. Read, 525. R.a.608. See supra, 127.——— 529. Smythe, 

late David; For the exchange’of certain Estates; txtv. 383. Read, 384. r. a. 399. ———— 631. Sommers, Lady; To exonerate 

certain Estates from the payment of a jointure annuity settled upon her; txx. 302. Read, 306. Reported, with amendments, 345. 

Passed, with Amendments, 349. . Agreed to by the Lords 355. R. a, 363. Sommers, Lord; See infra, 544. 532. 

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II. Bills from the Lords, and lilies for Bills, &amp;c,—continued. 


Tachbrooke :—See supra, 423. 


» by.his will in Trustees for sale; Read, tx11. 793. RB. A. 839. 


Southampton, Lord Charles; To confirm a lease made by the late Lord Southampton. ond his Lady to the iia and Comme 
of the New River; tvi11. 469. Read, 472, R. A. 543. ——— 533. Southcote, late Bridget; For sale of certain Estates devised by 
her will; Read, r1x. 312. R. A. 373. ——=—— Sparhauke ; See supra, 439. —-—— 534. Sparling, late John ; For the sale of a certain 
Estate devised by his will; Read, Lxv, 320. Rr. a. 380, ————— Sparrow ; See supra, 439. 535. Spencer, late Mary; For 
the sale of certain Estates devised by her will: xxiv. 334. Read, 336. R.A. 459. 536. Spencer, Lord Robert; For the 
exchange of certain Estates ; Read, Lxir. 807. R. a. 839.——— 537. Spicer, John William ; To enable him to grant building leases ; 
Read, LX11I. 302. RB. A. 373 ——=—— 538. Squire, William ; For-effecting an exchange of certain Estates;.txvi.429. Read, 423. 
R. A. 454.————539. Stanley, Walter; For regulating the appropriation of the revenues of certain Trust Estates given by him for pious 
purposes; Lxxtv. 560. Read, 574. R. A. 620. —w—— 541. Stawell, Henry Lord; For appointing new Trustees for the purposes 
of certain settlements made upon and after his marriage; Lv11I. 672. Read, 679-. BR. a. 638. 542. Stepney, late_George; 
For vesting in new Trustees certain lands, &amp;c. formerly his Estate, which have not been disposed of under Act of the Parliainent of 
Ireland; tvi11. 363. Read, 364. RB. a. 495. 543, Stoke Newington Prebend; To enable the Prebendary to grant a lease ; 
LXIx. 283. Read, 288. R. A. 359. 544. Stoulton; To vest in Lord Sommers the right of presentation in that parish; 
LXIX. 335. Read, 336. R. a. 393.——_——545. Strachey, Sir Henry ; For the sale of certain of his Estates; Lxx. 302. Read, 305. 
R. A. 363. 546. Stratton, George Frederick ; For discharging his Estates from certain trusts; Read, rxv. 406. RA. 483. 
——— 547. Stratton, John Locke; For vesting in Trustees certain of his Estates, to be sold; uxxv. 444. ‘Read, 446. Committee 
to sit, and proceed, and to report on the morrow, 459. R- A. 469. 548. Strode, late William; For the sale of certain Estates 
comprised in a settlement made by him; Lx11. 762. Read, 763. R. a. 831. ———— Suffield, Lord; See supra, 425. ——— 
549. Sulyarde, late Edward; Petition for leave to: present a Petition to enable his co-heiresses, and their husbands, to pay a sum in 
satisfaction of a claim of the Crown; Offered, Lxv1. 307. Regent’s consent and recommendation signified; Petition brought up; 
read, and referred ; 308. Reported; leave given; Petition presented, and referred to a Committee of the Whole House; 319. (See 
Committees, 423.) Bill ordered, 322. Presented, 336. Re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 379. Regent’s consent 
signified; Bill read the Third time ; further proceedings upon Third reading, adjourned; 402. Resumed ; Bill passed; 408. R. a. 454. 
551. Sykes, Sir Mark Masterman ; For vesting part of his Estates in Trustees, to be sold ; Read, LXv11. 282. RB. A,383.——— 
552. Sylvester, Ann, and others; For the sale of a certain Estate; Lxx1. 518; Read, 519. 2. a. 529.————553. Symons, Thomas 
and Mary; For the sale of certain Estates; Read, uxtx. 313. R.A. 360. 





























554. Talbot, late Sir Charles Henry ; For conveying certain Estates devised by his will; 
Read, LX1x. 303. R.- a. 360. 555. Taylor, late Thomas ; For vesting his Estates in Trustees to be sold, and for applying 
the purchase money; Read, tv11. 621. R. a. 661, ——— 556. Thanet, Earl of; For exchanging an Estate belonging to him, for 
an Estate devised by the will of Thomas Holmes; Read, Lxxtl. 337. Rk. A. 458. 557. Thurlow, late Lord; For the 
sale of certain Estates devised by his will; tx111. 388. Read, 397. - 4.450. To empower the Trustees under his will, to 
grant in fee certain Estates; Read, Lx1v. 393. Rk. A. 405. —=-— 558. Tilehurst ; For erecting two distinct rectories within that 
rectory and parish ; Read, xxv. 453. RK. a. 468. ———— 559. Tipping, late Bartholomew; For vesting part of the Estates. devised 
561. Turner, late George; To complete a contract for the 
sale of certain Estates; Lxviit. 479. Read, 481. R. a. 543. 562. Tweeddale, late Marquis of; For the sale of certain lands ; 


LXIv. 324. Read, 328. Rr. a. 382. To render valid the sale of certain Estates, under the authority’ of said Act; Lxx1. 493, 
Read, 496. rR. a. 508. 














563. Uppleby, John :—For exchanging part of his settled Estates for others; Lvir. 436. Read, 439. R. A. 515. 


564. Vancouver, John :—For establishing Exchanges between him and others; Read, rvit1. 662. rR. a. 691. ————- 565. Vere, John 


Holton; To enable him to grant building leases; Read, Lx111. 393. R. A. 450. 566. Vernon, late John; For the sale of 
certain Estates devised by his will; txxv. 378. Read, 383. Rr. a. 456. 567. Vernon, Lord; For vesting in new Trustees 
certain Estates; Read, Lx11.219. R. A. 290.——— 568. Vipont, late Henry; For the sale of his Estates; txvs. 339. Read, 350. 
Ri A. 434. 








569, Wadham College To enable a married person to hold the office of Warden of that College; Read, 1x1. 536. x. a. 568. ——_ 


Walcot Charity ; See supra, 349.——-—571. Walkden, late Peter ; For the sale of a certain Estate; Read, Lxxt1. 434. RB. A. 473. 
—-——572. Walker, Thomas; For the sale of a certain Estate; Read, Lx1x. 342. R. A. 393- 573. Waller, Edmund; For 
effectuating an exchange of certain Estates; tx. 307. Read,310. n.a.432. For enabling the Trustees of his Estates to raise 
money by mortgage; Read, LXVII. 515. B.A. 534.————-574. Wallinger, late John Wallinger Arnold; For vesting in the Trustees 
of his will a certain Estate; Read; Regent’s consent signified; LXv1. 430. R.A. 454.——=—— 575. Walpole, late The Honourable 
Richard ;° For sale of certain parts of his Copyhold Estates for the paymentof his debts; Lv11. 304. Read, 312. RB. a. 399. 
Warner ; See supra, 358. 576. Webb, Edward and Elizabeth Frances; For the sale of certain Estates; Read, txviit. 315. 
R. A. 419.—=—— West, Frederick ; See supra, 66. 577. West, late John and Francis; For regulating their charities; txt. 171. 
Read, 174. RB. 4. 229. 578. West, late Sarah; For granting leases of certain lands devised: by her will; Read, x11. 735. 
R.A. 805. For the sale of certain Estates devised by her will; txxv. 431. Read, 435- Committee to sit and proceed, and to 
report on the morrow, 451. R. A. 469. 579. Westbourn Farm and Lands; For confirming and effectuating a partition 
thereof; Lxx1. 328. Read, 329. R. a. 385. ——— 581. Westminster Bridge; For vesting in the Commissioners a certain Estate ; 
Read, LXIX. 311. R. A. 360. 582. Weston, Melior Mary; For vesting certain parts of the Estates devised by. the will of the 
late Melior Mary Weston in Trustees, for the sale thereof; tviit. 469. Read 470. R. A. 543. ———— 583. Wharton, John; For 
the partition of certain settled Estates; yx1v. 345. Read, 351. R. a. 398. For the exchange of certain Estates; ixx1. 505, 
Read, 508. R. A. 529. 584. Whitechapel Charity Schools ; For vesting in the Trustees a certain Estate; Read, Lxv1, 394. 
R. A. 454. 585. Whittaker, late William ; For the sale of certain Estates; Lxviir. 479. Read, 481. nk. 4. 589. ———- 
586. Wigan Grammar School ; For incorporating the Governors; Read, txv11. 376. RB. A. 415, Wigley ; See supra, 292. 
































. ——=— 587. Williams, Jane, Magdaline, Elizabeth, and Maria Catherine; To enable their Guardians to grant leases of certain 


Mines; Lx1.319. Read, 323. Rr. a. 380. ——— 588. Williams, John; For vesting part of his Estates in Trustees, to be-sold, for 
discharging an incumbrance thereon; Lv1I. 319. Read, 361. Rp. a. 418. 589. Willoughby de Broke, Lord; For the sale of 
certain Estates; Lx1x. 349. Read, 357. R. a. 463.——591, Winchester, Bishop of; Petition for the application of the purchase 
money of certain lands taken from the possessions of the See of Winchester; Referred, Lx1v. 91. Bill ordered, 174. Presented, 
183. Lords amendments agreed to, 379. R. a. 382. To enable him to grant leases; Read, Luxx. 441. R.A. 464. ——_— 
592. Windsor ; To enable the Dean of Windsor and Wolverhampton to grant leases; Read, txv1. 361. Regent's consent signified, 
402. R. 4. 433. 593. Witherslack Manor; Petition to enable the Earl of Derly and his son Lord Stanley to pay a certain 
sum in satisfaction of His Majesty’s claim on that Manor; Regent’s consent signified ; Petition brought up; read, and referred ; 

Lxx.47. Report; to lie on the Table, 129. Read, and referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 131. Considered ; 

reported, and. Bill ordered ; 136. Presented, 143. Regent’s consent signified, 157. Bill re-committed, 337. Regent's consent 
signified, and Bill passed, 360. Not returned from the Lords. ————594. Woolwich Rectory ; To enable the Rector to grant building 
leases; Read, LXIv. 337. R.A. 382. To enlarge powers of said Act; Read, Lxvir. 280. BR. A, 352. 595. Worcester, 
Dean and Chapter of; For the exchange of certain lands ; rxvi11. 498. Read, 501. R. a. 543. For effectuating an exchange 
between them and John Knight, Esq.; txx1. 414. Read, 426. R. A. 490. 596. Wraxall ; For separating certain chapelries 
from that Rectory and Parish; Read, Lxv1. 235. R. a. 300. ——= 597. Wynch, George; For the exchange of certain Esthtes ; 


Lviit. 586. Read, 593. Reported, with Amendments, 672. Passed, with Amendments, 676. Agreed tu by the Lords, 685, 
R. A. 691. 














598. Yates, 


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510 _. ESTATES—EVIDENCE. 


————— 


II. Bills from the Lords, and Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


598. Yates, late Reverend Richard Sutton :—To enable the Trustees of part of his settled Estates to grant building leases; Read, 
LXVII. 202, R. A. 362.——=599. York, Duke of; Petition of His Royal Highness to enable His Majesty to grant the inheritance 
of certain Estates to him; Offered; King’s consent and recommendation signified; Petition presented and referred; LIX. 3. 


Reperted, 42. Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 43. Considered, 45. Reported, and Bill ordered, 47. Pre- 
sented, 58. R. A. 141.———— 601. York, See of; For the sale of certain Estates; pxviir. 352. Read, 354. RB. A. 417. 


Zouch, The Reverend Henry :—See supra, 377. 
See Bills, 514. 585- Committees, 416-424. Copyholds. Excise, 2. 





Estates Forfeited :—see Forfeited Estates. 

Estimates :—see Accounts and Papers. Orders, 36, 37. Private Bill Office, 3. 
Etrusco (Ship) :—see Accounts and Papers, 4017-4025. Popham, Sir Home. 
Eustatia, St. :—See Committees, 1195. 1197. 1229. | Sugar, 21. &lt;4. 
Evans, Thomas penltin Habeas Corpus, 9. Petitions, 211. 246. 

Evelyn, John :—see Elections, 96.563. House, 206. 


Evesham *——-See Elections, 149-152. 368. 





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Evidence. 


I. Incidental Proceedings relative to Minutes of Evidence, &amp;c. ; 
1—14. 


II. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn, relative to Minutes 
of Evidence, &amp;c.; 15, 16. 








I. Incidental Proceedings relative to Minutes of Evidence, &amp;c. : 


1. Ordered to be laid before the House ; Minutes taken before Committees of the Whole House; LXI. 442, 
457-—LXIII. 242.—LXIV. 24.—LXV. 38.—LXVI. 337, 340, 349.—LXVIII. 363, 364, 367.—LXXIV. 
441, 445, 449, 463.—&lt;— Minutes taken before Select Committees ; LVIII. 263.—LIX. 121.—Lx. 113. 
—LXI. 489.— LXII. 102.—LXIV. 25.—-LXV. 212.—LXVI. 374.—LXVIIL. 344.—LXXIII. 109.— 
LXXIV. 169.—LXXV. 458, &amp;c.—&lt;—Minutes taken before Select Committees on Bills; Lx. 343.— 
LXVI. 374.—LXVIII. 544.—LXXIV. 513. —&lt;=— Extracts of Minutes taken before Select Committees ; 
LVIII. 270, 298.—&lt;«=— Copies of letters referred to in Minutes ; LIX. 303. Original Minutes 
of Committees ; LVII. 627.—&lt;.— Minutes of Evidence of former sessions ; LXIII. 337. —LXXIV. 325. 
—LXXV. 444. 


2. Presented to the House; Minutes taken before Committees of the Whole House; LXI. 444, 457.—LXIII. 
267.—LXIV. 24.— LXV. 68.—LXVIII. 364.—LXXIV. 445.—&lt;=— Taken before Select Committees ; 
LVINH. 263.—LIX 126.—LX. 314.—LXI. 489.—LXI. 105.—LXIV. 25.—LXV. 226.—LXVI. 375.— 
LXVUI. 346.—LXXIII. 118.—LXXIV. 177.—LXXV. 464, &amp;c. —«— Taken before Select Committee on 
Bills; LXVI. 375.—LXVIII. 544.—LXXIV. 516.—.—Extracts of Minutes taken before Select Com- 
mittees ; LVIII. 288, 309. —«»— Copies of letters referred to in Minutes; LIX: 318. —»— Original 
Minutes of Committees; LVII. 633. —«— Minutes of Evidence of former sessions; LXIII. 340.— 
LXXIV. 328. 


3. _ Ordered to be reported; Minutes taken before Select Committees ; LIX. 252.—LX. 385.—LXI. 416.—LXII. 
358.—LXIV. 290.—LXVI. 394.—LXVII. 339.—L XVIII. 251.—LXIX. 210, LXX. 328.—LXXI. 16.— 
LXXII. 181. —LXXIII. 80.—LXXIV. 34, &amp;c.—«—Taken before Select Committee on Bills; LVIII. 461. 


4. Reported ; Minutes taken before Select Committees; LIX. 260, 280.—LX. 393.—LXIV. 294.—LXVIII. 419.— 
LXIX. 213.—LXX. 328.—LXXI. 311.—LXXII. 116.—L XXIII. 185. —— Taken before Select Com- 
mittees on Bills; LVIII. 472. —«»— Appendixes to Minutes of Evidence reported ; LIX. 275, 337. 


5. _ The Short Hand Writer ordered to attend forthwith, with the Minutes of Evidence taken before an Election 
Committee; LXXV. 402. Attends, and reads extracts therefrom, 404. 


6. Minutes of Evidence read; LVI. 353.—LIx. 176.—LX. 141, 328.—LXIV. 102, 111, 246.—LXXIV. 203, 
618. —~m=— Of former sessions Read, LXXIV. 203. 


7. Ordered to be taken into consideration on future days; LXIV. 79, 153. ——_ According to order, taken into 
consideration ; LXIV. 156. 


8. _ Referred to Select Committees ; LXVII. 261.—LXXIII. 363. —&lt;m— Referred to Select Committees on Bills ; 
LVIII. 523.—LXVIII. 658. —«»— Of former sessions, referred to Select Committees ; LIX. 119.—LXI. 


512.—LXIl, 24,—LX XIII. 290.—LXIV. 11.—LXV. 22.—LXVI. 39.—LXVII. 81.—LXx. 191.—LXXIll. 
363.—LXXIV. 575. —~=— Of former sessions referred to Select Committees on Bills; LXV. 233. 


9. Re-committed to the same Committee; LXIV. 102. 


11. Ordered, 


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I. Incidental Proceedings, 8&amp;c.—continued. 


11. Ordered to be printed; Minutes taken before Committees of the Whole House; LXI. 457.—LXIvV. 39.—LXV. 
68.—LXVIII. 364, &amp;c.—«—Taken before Select Committees; LVIII. 264.—LIX. 261.—LXI. 489.— 
LXII. 105.—LXV. 226.—LXIX. 210.—LXX. 328.—LXXI. 311.—LXXII. 116.—LXXIIL. 195.-—LXXIV. 
177-—LXXV. 464, &amp;c.—«—Taken before Select Committees on Bills; LX. 343.-—LXVI. 383.—— 
Taken at the bar of the House; LVI. 148.—LXII. 210.—LXIII. 190.—LXV. 270.—LXXIV. 216, &amp;¢. 
—-— Extracts of Minutes of Evidence ; LVIII. 288, 309. —&lt;-— Copies of letters referred to in 


Minutes of Evidence; LIX. 318. —&lt;«~ Minutes of Evidence of former Sessions ordered to be re-printed 
LXVII. 355.—LXXIII. 235.—LXXIV. 203. 


12. Orders for laying Minutes of Evidencebefore the House, read, and discharged; LXXIV. 236. —«— Orders 
of the day for taking Minutes of Proceedings into consideration, read, and discharged ; LXX. 161. 


13. Minutes communicated to the Lords; LVIII. 394, 580, 649.—LIX. 279, 350.— LXIIL 290.— LXIX. 324, 
378, 485.—LXX. 254.—LXXIV. 478. 


14. Leave given to Short Hand Writers to attend Trials, with the Minutes of Evidence taken before Election 
Committees ; LXXV. 443, 470. 


IT. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn, relative to Minutes of 
Evidence, &amp;c. | 

15. To ordering Minutes of Evidence or Proceedings taken before Select Committees to be laid before the House ; 

On the Ilchester Election Petition; LIX. 273. On the Norwich Paving Bill; LXxI.367.° On the state 


of Commercial Credit ; LXVI. 183. On the Weymouth Election Petition; LXVIII. 242. On the Kent 
Gaol Bill; LXVIII. 539. On the Camelford Election Petition; LXXIV. 325. 


16. Motion for printing Minutes taken before Select Committee on the London Dock Company’s Bill; Withdrawn, 


LXV. 300. 
See Acts of Parliament, 1. Committees, 1911. Divisions, 14. Elections, 562-572. 
807. 825. Indemnity, 11. 22. Messages, 123. 138. Orders, 68. Short 
Hand Writers. Witnesses, 4-6. 
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Exch ange :——See Bills of Exchange. Committees, 1453. Dublin Royal Exchange. Ireland, 35. Pavings, 132. 
Exchequer : 


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Bill to remove certain doubts with respect to the appointment of any person holding the office of Auditor of the Exchequer, to the office 
of one of the Commissioners of the Treasury ; Ordered; presented; Lx1. 28. R.A. 31.. 


2. Bill to regulate the offices of His Majesty’s Exchequer in England and Ireland respectively ; Ordered, Lxx11. 237. Presented ; printed ; 
247. Lords Amendments agreed to, 451. R. A. 473. 


See Accounts, Public, 16. Accounts and Papers, 223. 1194. 2362-2379. 5443+ 5529. Committees, 425, Questions, 67. 
Supply, Key to Supply. 
Exchequer Bills: Bills relative to Exchequer Bills: 


1. For remedying certain defects that have occurred in the issuing of certain Exchequer Bills; Ordered, rv111. 470. Presented, 481. 
R. A. §42. 


Ne 


For regulating the issuing and paying off of Exchequer Bills; Ordered, tx111. 45. Presented; printed; 47. Bill reada Third time ; 
an Amendment proposed ; and further proceedings adjourned ; 63. Resumed; Bill passed; 65. RB. a. 127. 


3. To enable the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty’s Treasury to issue Exchequer Bills on the credit of such aids or supplies as have been 
or shall be granted ; For 1801; Ordered, tv1.74. . Presented, 77. mR. A. 157.——For 1802; Ordered, rv1r. 360. Presented, 364. 

R. A. 398. For 1803; Ordered, tvi11.651. Presented, 652. p. a. 690. For 1804; Ordered; tix. 351. Presented, 364. 

R. A. 400. For 1805 ; Ordered, Lx. 140. Presented, 142. R.a. 165. For 1806; Ordered, x1. 483. Presented, 492. R.A. 546. 

— For 1807; Ordered, nx11.734. Presented, 756. Rr, a. 804. For 1808 ; Ordered, vx111. 418. Presented, 421. R. a. 464. 

For 1809; Ordered, Lx1v. 352. Presented, 357. R. a. 398. For 1810; Ordered, Lxv. 383. - Presented, 388. Rr. a.482.—— 

For 1811; Ordered, rxv1. 384. Presented, 388. R. a. 433. For 1812 ; Ordered, txvir. 463. Presented, 471. «Rr. a. 516, 
For 1813; Ordered, rxvii1. 390. Presented, 394. R. a. 438.—— For 1814; Ordered, tx1x. 200. Presented, 203. 
































R. A. 233.—— For 1815; Ordered, txx.19. Presented, 20. Rr. a. 64.——— For 1816; Ordered, rxx1. 286. Presented, 288. 
R. A. 384. For 1819; Ordered, xxiv. 237. Presented, 238. Rr. a. 287. —— For 1820 ; Ordered and presented, Lx xv. 425. 
R. A. 468. ji 
See Accounts and Papers, 2480-2423. 5364. 5529. Commercial Credit. Committees, 426-429. 1504. East India 
Affairs, 11. King, 71. Supply, Key to Supply, and Key to Ways and Means, also 4487. 5123. 5136. 5139. 5142-3. 


5147- 5151. 5155: 5163-4. 5170. 5187. §258-5322. 5348. 5481. 


Exchequer Buildings (Scotland) :—Bin for taking down the Building in which the Treasury chambers in Scot- 


land were situated, and erecting new buildings in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lx1. 482. Presented, 502. R. a. 568. See Com- 
mittees, 512. 


Exchequer Consolidation (Great Britain and Ireland) :—see Committees, 947-949. 


Revenue, 16. 


Exchequer, Court of :—See Accounts and Papers, 1200-1. 1701. 2424-2440. 2547. 2564. 5277- 5596, 5597. 
Addresses, 1'76. 213. Courts, 48-58. Elections, 354. 685. Petitions, 142. 


Exchequer, Tellers of :—Motion, That it appears to the House that the two Tellerships of the Exchequer now held by 
the Marquis of Buckingham and Earl Camden are offices performed entirely by deputy, and that the same were given to them on account 
merely of the profits of the same, &amp;c.; Previous Question negatived upon that and five other Motions relative to the two Tellerships of 
the Exchequer, held by the Marquis of Buckingham and Earl Camden ; Motion, That it appears to the House that Parliament has at 
various times asserted a right of control over the the fees payable to the Tellers, by excepting specific sums from the payment of fees, &amp;c. ; 
Amendment proposed, but not made ; main Queston put, and negatived; LXVII. 365. 

See Perceval, Mr. 4. Questions, 68. 


| Excise: 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.-. LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








1. 



















































8. 


11. 


12. 


14. 
15. 


16. 
17. 


18, 
19. 


21. 


23. 


26. 


27. 


31, 


32. 


512 EXCISE: 
a 
Excise : Bills relative to Excise : . 


¥3. 


28. 








For the better regulation and collection of certain Duties of Excise ; Ordered, LVI. 551. Instructions for charging an additional Duty oh 
bricks made in Great Britain above a certain size, 551. For exempting corn, grain, rice and other provisions imported jnto Great 
Britain from the Auction Duty on the first sale thereof, 552. Bill presented, 561. Instruction respecting the laws relating to the Salt 

Duties, 580. Bill re-committed, 606. Instruction for exempting certain goods lately under sequestration in Russia from the Auction 
Duty on the first sale thereof, 606. “Rr. a. 664. : ; ; 

For exempting from the Auction Duty estates and effects bought in for the owner, and goods imported in any British ship from any British 
Colony in America, and for repealing the allowance on svap and starch used in the woollen, linen and cotton manufactories ; Ordered, 
Ly11. 473- Instruction for better collecting and securing the Duties of Excise on wine, home-made spirits, starch, auctioneers, rum 

* shipped as stores and on all goods or merchandize chargeable with Duties of Excise, 473. Bill presented; printed ; 497. Instruction 
relative to the allowance of salt used in curing pilchards, 584. Instruction to exempt tiles used for the purpose of draining from the 
Duty of Excise; 588. Rr. a. 660. 


To authorize the restoration of exciseable goods seized or detained by Officers of Excise; Ordered; presented; xvri. 639. R.A. 660. 
To repeal the Duties of Excise in Great Britain, and grant others in lieu thereof; Ordered, tviit. 517. Presented, 526. x. a. 578. 


To amend so much of Act of the Session 1802-3, [Supply Bill] for granting additional duties of Excise in Great Britain, as relates to the 
exportatiqn of tea to Ireland ; Ordered; Instructions to make provision to regulate the granting of permits for the removal of coffee, tea, 
and cocoa nuts out of warehouses, and for more effectually securing the duties on coflee ; Lv111. 630. Bill presented, 643. R. a. 690. 


For granting certain increased countervuiling duties on the importation into Ireland, of certain goods, wares, and merchandize being the 
growth, produce, or manufacture of Great Britain ; and for allowing certain drawbacks on the exportation to Great Britain, of certain 
articles being the manufacture of Ireland ; Ordered, L1x. 132. Presented, 135. R. A. 173. 

For the better regulation of the office of Receiver General of Excise ; Ordered, Lx1.272. Presented; printed; 315. Again printed ; 
408. R.A. 479. 


To repeal part of the Excise countervailing duty on Irish hops imported ; Ordered ; Instruction respecting window glass and tiles; 
Lx1. 493. Bill presented, 506. RK. a. 567. 


To amend the Laws of Excise so far as relates to prosecutions for penalties; Ordered, tx1. 506. Presented, 510. R. A. 560. 


To amend several Laws of Excise relative to the duties on salt, soap, and paper; Ordered, Lx11. 304. Instructions to make provision for 
removing doubts whether Glauber salts or Epsom salts are Hable to the duties of Excise ; for compelling masters of ships to throw 
over board and destroy salt which shall have been used for curing or preserving provisions or other articles on board such ships; for 
better securing the duties on soap; for better preventing the counterfeiting of stamps used for making paper, pasteboard, millboard, 
scaleboard, or glazed paper, 304. Bill presented, 324. Committed, 327. Printed, 450. Instructions for making allowances for salt 
used by-bleachers; for enabling the Commissioners of Exeise to restore seizures ; for altering the time at which licences for making 
spirits in Scotland shall commence ; and also for authorizing the Commissioners of Excise to admit coffee to entry; 362. 
Another Bill ordered ; Instructions for removing doubts whether Glauber salts are liable to the duties of Excise ; to compel masters 
of ships to throw overboard and destroy salt that has been used for curing or preserving provisions or other articles on board such ships ; 
for better securing the duties on soap; for preventing the counterfeiting of stamps used for making paper, pasteboard, millboard, 
scaleboard, or glazed paper ; to enable the Commissioners of Excise in England and Scotland respectively, to restore séizures upon 
such terms and conditions as they may deem proper ; to authorize the Commissioners of Excise in England and Scotland respectively, 
in certain cases, to admit coffee, &amp;c. to entry, as British plantation produce, though unaccompanied by certificate ; for obviating doubts 
respecting the mode of ascertaining the duty on glass; also to alter the time at which licences for making spirits in Scotland shall 
commence; LX1I.'711. Bill presented, 728. R.-a. 804. 





To secure the payment of duties on Excise licences; Ordered, x11. 218. Presented, 233. R. A. 290. 


For the abolition of certain holidays, and for altering and extending the time for keeping open the chief office of Excise ; Ordered, txtv. 
313. Presented, 321. R. a. 381. 


To provide for a durable allowance of superannuation to the “officers of Excise ; Ordered, LxIv. 319. Presented; printed; 330. 
R. A. 398. 


To amend several laws of Excise relating to paper, salt, and spirits; Ordered, Lxiv, 341. Instruction respecting an Exeise licence to 
printers of silks, 341. . Bill presented, 348. . a. 398. 


For better securing exciseable goods on board vessels in the port of Bristol; Ordered, txv1. 287. Presented ; printed; 295. Rk. A. 371. 


To amend Act 49 Geo. Lil... 96, to provide for a durable allowance of superannuation to the officers of Excise; Ordered, LXv11. 325. 
Presented, 339. _R+ A. 497- : 
For transferrring the Scotch Excise charity and superannuation funds to the Consolidated Fund ; Ordered, txvi1. 426. Presented, 429. 
_R. A. 497- : 
To substitute a declaration in lieu of an oath in the verification of the books of persons dealing in certain exciseable articles ;| Ordered, 
EXVIUL. 594. © Presented, 544.- n/a. 630. - F 
To authorize the Commissioners of Excise to transfer licences in certain cases ; Ordered, Lxv111.594. Presented, 615. R. A. 656. 


To continue certain additional Duties of Excise, in Great Britain, which were to have continuance during the war; Ordered, Lx1x. 255. 
Presented, 306, RB. A. 359- ) 

To continue so much of Act 55 Geo. III. for granting additional Duties of Excise, as relates to tobacco, snuff, and Excise licences ; 
Ordered, Lxx1tv. 271. Presented, 276. Instruction respecting licences on gold and silver plate, payable by persons selling silver or 
gold watches only, 303. R. a. 458. 


For the prevention of frauds in the duties on soap; for preserving the books or papers called specimens, left by officers of Excise, on the 
premises of traders; and for requiring more speedy payment of the Excise Duties on printed calicoes; Ordered; presented ; 
Lxxiv. 588. Rr. a. 631. 


To amend so much of Act 43 Geo. III. [Supply Bill] for granting additional Duties of Excise in Great Britain, as relates to the exportation 
of tea to Ireland; Ordered ; Instructions to make provision to regulate the granting of permits for the removal of coffee, tea, and 
cocoa nuts out of warehouses, and for more effectually securing the duties on coffee ; tvri1. 630. Bill presented, 643. . a. 690. 


For granting certain increased countervailing duties on the importation into Ireland, of certain goods, wares and merchandize being the 
growth, prodyice, or manufacture of Great Britain; and for allowing certain drawbacks on the exportation to Great Britain, of certain 
articles, being the manufacture of Ireland; Ordered, L1x. 132. Presented, 135. R. A. 173. 


To repeal part of the Excise Countervailing Duty on Irish hops imported; Ordered, Lx1. 493. Instruction. respecting window glass and 
tiles, 493. Bill presented 506. ‘R.A. 567, 


To amend Acts 45 Geo. III. c. 53; 48 Geo. III. c. 79, and 50 Geo. III. c.15, relating to the revenues of Inland Excise and“Taxes in 
Ireland; Ordered; Lxvit. 429. Instruction for permitting wool the produce of Ireland to be sold by auction by the Farming Society 
without payment of duty, 432. Bill presented; printed; 446. R. a. 516. 


To amend several Acts relating to the revenues, matters, and things, under the management of thé Commissioners of Inland Excise and 
Taxes in Ireland ; Ordered, xx. 22. Presented, 32. R. A. 65. 


To make further provisions for the issuing of licences to persons to deal in exciseable commodities in Ireland; Ordered, rxx. 346. 
Presented, 354. R.A. 415. ‘ ; ' 


For more effectually preventing the sale of exciseable liquors in Scotland, by persons not duly licensed ; Ordered, tix. 278. Presented, 
282. R.A. 315. 


33. To 





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Excise : Bills relative to—continued. 
33. To provide for a durable allowance of superannuation to officers of Excise in Scotland ; Ordered, Lxv. 374. Presented, 384. 2. a. 448. 


34. Motion, That by Act 46 Geo. III. any officer of Customs or Excise in Ireland who should take money from any distiller should be 
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and be incapable of holding any office; That it appears from the Fifth Report of the Commissioners 
of Inquiry, that Mr. Beauchamp Hill declared before them in his examination upon oath, that he being a Surveyor of Excise was 
receiving twenty guineas per month from each distiller in his district ; that on 8 March 1808 the said Beauchamp Hill was promoted 
to the office of Inspector General of that department of the revenue in which this breach of the law was committed; Previous 
Question thereupon negatived, Lx1v. 361. 


35. Motion for laying before the House a copy of the Report of the Excise Board of Ireland, containing their observations on the regulations 
proposed as to the Irish distilleries, &amp;c.; Previous Question thereupon negatived, Lx xv. 466. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1747. 1753-4. 1756. 1763. 1768-1770. 1775. 1778. 1780. 1788-9. 1791-2. 2441-2522. 2548. 2938. 

3029. 3067. 3254-3277. 3742-3. 3791. 3794. 4033. 4221. 4293- 4305-4307. 4309. 4314-16. 4320. 4605. 4763. 4857. 4925. 


5198. 5202. 5443-5445. Ale Houses. Beer, 4. Bleaching Powder, 1. Coffee, 4, 5. Committees, 
314- 397+ 431-447. 571. 753- 973- Corporations, 1. Customs, 45. 48. 53. 57. 63, 64. Glass, 6.11. Hides 
and Skins. Indemnity, 19. Laws Expiring, 2. Licences, Malt. Meux and Co. Paper. 
Penalties. Petitions, 213, 214. Questions, 69. 124. Revenue, 3-5. 13. 17. Salt, 8. 16, 18, 21. Soap. 
Spirits. Supply, Key to Supply, Key to Ways and Means ; also, 4485. 4489. §228. 5246. 5253. 5323-5335. 5425. 5427: 
Thames River, 1. Tobacco. Treasury, 2. Vinegar. 


Excise Appeals :—see Accounts and Papers, 182. 

Excise Buildings :—see Estates, 226. 

Excise Incorporation in Scotland :—see Corporations, 1. 

Excuses :—sSee Elections, 420.454. Members, 54-64. 

Executions :—See Accounts and Papers, 5279. Addresses, 214. Farming Stock. 


Executors :——Bill for extending to Ireland certain provisions of the Parliament of Great Britain, in relation to Executors under 
the age of twenty-one years, and to matrimonial contracts; Ordered ; presented; Lxx111. 387. R.A. 417. See Assets. 


Exeter School :—see Petitions, 302. 
Exmoor Forest :—see Forests, 5. 


Exmouth, Lord :~—For settling an annuity [£.2,000.] on him; Ordered, Lx1x. 443. Presented, 450. R.a.516. See 
Committees, 767. House, 118. Messages, 41. 


Ex-officio Informations :——See Accounts and Papers, 5446-7. 5449. 


Expen diture, Public :——See Accounts and Papers, 2523-2535. Committees, 455-6. 945-6. 1511-1513. 1706-1721. 
Miktary Inquiry. Public Expenditure. 


Expiring Laws :—see Laws Expiring. 
Exports t———-See Accounts and Papers, 2§36-2539- 2856-2935- 
Expulsion :——See Committees, 1625. Members, 108. 


Extents: 
1. Bill to provide for the issuing of Writs of Extent in Ireland for the recovery of the King’s Debts; Ordered, tx1x. 458. Not presented. 


Bill to regulate the issuing of Extents in Aid; Ordered, Lxx11.299. Presented; printed; 305. Again printed, 442. R.A. 474. 


3. Motion for appointing a Committee to take into consideration the practice of granting out of the Court of Exchequer Extents in Aid 
of the debtors of the Crown; Previous Question thereupon negatived, LX XI. 414. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2436-7. 2519. 2541-2544. #280. 5448. Committees, 1505. Petitions, 215. 


Extraordinaries of the Army :——See Accounts and Papers, Key to Army. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Extraordinaries of the Navy :—See Accounts and Papers, 3502. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Extra-parochial Lands *——Petition for a Bill forming the Extra-parochial Lands in Wildmore, &amp;c. Fens, in the county of 
Lincoln, into townships ; Referred, xv11. 76. Bill ordered, 130. Petition for leave to present the Bill; Referred, 147. Leave 
given, 155. Bill presented, 180. Re-committed, 319. Lords Amendments agreed to, 995. B.A. 415 


Extra Post :—see Postage, 16. 
Eyre, Captain George :—see Supply, 2809. 
Eyre, Robert :—see Petitions, 76. 





FACTORIES :——See Cotton, 11. 13, 14. 


Faculties :——See Accounts and Papers, 1180. 1184. Addresses, 122. 


Failure of Banks :—See Committees, 224. 


Fairs ‘——Bill for the regulation of levying tolls at the Fairs and Markets in Ireland; Ordered, Lx x11. 400. Presented, 433. 
Printed, 446. R.A, 475- See Petitions, 7. 


Falmouth (Jamaica) :—See Janaica, 1. 


Fal se Measures :---- See Weights and Measures. 


False 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 60 





514 FALSE——FERGUSON. 





False Pr etences :----Bill fur extending Act 30 Geo. II. c. 24, against persons ebtaining bonds and other securities by False 
Pretences; Ordered ; presented; printed; LXVII. 339. RB. A. 415. 


Families of Militia Men :—See Mititia, 13. 17. 21. 44, 45. 
Fane, Major General Henry :—see House, 102. 145. Members, 96. 


Farms: Bills relative to Farms: 


1. To amend the law of Ireland respecting the recovery of Farms from absconding and defaulting tenants ; Ordered, Lxx1. 112. Presented ; 
printed; 163. Order for going .into the Committee, read; notice-taken that the Bill was imperfect ; Order discharged; Bill with- 
drawn, and another Bill ordered; 235. Presented; printed; 329. Again printed, 365. Lords Amendments agreed to, 509. R.A. 515. 
To amend the said Act ; Ordered, Lxx111. 318. Presented ; printed ; 331. R. A. 397. To extend the benefit of said 
Acts ; Ordered ; presented; printed; Lxxv. 229. Lords Amendment agreed to, 400. R. A. 422. 








2. ' For enabling landlords more speedily to recover possession of Farms unlawfully held over by tenants; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; 
Lxxv. 292. Again printed, 339. Re-committed, 380. Rr. a. 468. ; 


See Accounts and Papers, 2545. Agriculture, 2. Clergy, 3-7. 11-15. Committees, 1°72. Petitions, 149. 
Farming Society of Ireland :——See Accounts and Papers, 2546. Committees, 1348. Excise, 28. 
Petitions, 636. Supply, Key to Supply; also, 5256. 


Far min gs Stock :———Bill to regulate the sale of Farming Stock and Crops taken in execution ; Ordered, Lxx.187. Presented; 
printed; 209. Passed, 295. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill ordered; uxx1.12. Presented; printed; 66. 
Again printed, 121. Re-committed ; again printed; 186. Order for further considering Report, discharged ; Bill withdrawn, and 
another ordered; 265. Presented; printed; 385. nr. a. 489. ; 





Faroe Islands :——See Supply, 2016. 
Fast Day S :——See Elections, 552. House, 133. 312. 


Fees : Bills relative to Fees: 


1. For appointing Commissioners to enquire into the Fees, Gratuities, Perquisites and Emoluments received in the Publie Offices in Ireland ; 

Ordered, t1x. 363. Order of leave for Bill read and discharged, and another ordered, 372. Presented; printed; 394. R. a.441- 
To continue the said Act; Ordered, Lx. 313. Presented, 337. R. A. 430. Ordered, Lxit. 254. Presented, 265. 
R. A. 364. 





2. Toenlarge the powers of the said Commissioners ; Ordered, Lx111. 309. Not presented. 
3. To continue and amend the said Acts; Ordered, Lx1v. 206. Presented ; printed ; 210. R.A. 334. 


4. To continue the said Acts; Ordered, txv. 441. Presented, 443. R.A. 499. Ordered, Lxvi. 383. Presented, 991. R.A. 433. 
Ordered, Lxvit. 447. Presented, 463. R.a.517. Ordered, LxvitI. 595. Presented, 605. R. a. 658. 


uo 


To regulate the Fees payable by persons charged with treason, felony and all other offences, at assizes and quarter sessions in Ireland ; and 
for amending Act ofthe Parliament of Ireland 36 Geo. III. relating thereto; Ordered, Lx111. 311. Presented; printed; 317. Passed, 
380. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill; Ordered, tx1v. 269. Presented; printed; 274. R. A. 405. 





6, Reports of Commissioners appointed by Act 25 Geo. III. to enquire into Fees, &amp;c. of public offices to be printed; Lx1. 545. 


See Accounts and Papers, 23. 24. 223. 2547-2565. 3830-1. Addresses, 114. Assizes. Clerks of the Peace, 1. 
Committees, 448, 449. 1580. Customs, 7. 54. Gaols, 3. 4. King, 121. Law Officers. Law Proceedings. 
Short-hand Writers, 2. Supply, Key to Supply. 

Fee Funds :—sec Accounts and Papers, 1194. 2368. 2566-7. 4468. 4475. 4485. 5035. Addresses, 215. 


Felony : 


1. _ Bill to provide, in certain cases, acompensation to persons tried and acquitted of Felonies, for damages sustained by them by having been 


detained in custudy and brought to trial; Ordered, ux111. 341. Presented; printed; 351. Second reading put off for three 
months, 463. 


ws 


Bill for the payment of costs and charges to prosecutors and witnesses in cases of Felony in Ireland; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxx. 
342. R. a. 388. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2568. Appeals of Murder. Capital Punishments. Committees, 451. Conviction Rewards. 
Fees, 5. King, 79. Laws Expiring, 19. Navigable Rivers. Penitentiary Houses, 1. Ships and 
Vessels,1,2. | Stage Coaches,7. Stealing. Supply, Key to Supply. Transportation. Treason, 2. 


Female Offenders :——Bill to abolish the punishment of public whipping of female offenders; Ordered, txxr11. 336. 


Presented; printed; 341. Lords Amendments agreed to, 437. R.A. 458.—~—=—=— To repeal the said Aet and to make further 
provisions in lieu thereof; Ordered ; presented; printed; Lxxv. 372. R. A. 455. 


Female Orphan House in Ireland :—see Accounts and Papers, 1964. Petitions, 637. Supply, 
Key to Supply. 

Fencibles *———See Accounts and Papers, 2569. 3346-3348. House, 185. Supply, Key to Supply. 

Fens :——See Drainages. Extra Parochial Lands. 

Ferguson, Major General :—sec House, 145. Members, 96. 

Ferguson, Thomas :&gt;——See Addresses, 597- Committees, 1702. House, 208. Questions, 73. 





Ferries. 









FERRIES——FIGS. 





Ferries. 


1. Public Bill relative to Ferries; 1. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Ferries, and Proceedings thereon ; 
9—7. , 





1. Public Bill relative’ to’ Péeniex 


1. Frith of Forth F erries :—To enable the Trustees of Act 49 Geo. III. for the improvement of the Passage across the Frith of Forth, 
called the Queensferry, to carry same into execution; Ordered, LxIx. 440, Presented; printed; 446. R, a. 500. See 
infra, 3» 5» 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Ferries, and Proceedings thereon : 
Argyll :—See Turnpike Roads, 38. 


2. Dundee :— Across to the river Tay, in Fife and Forfar; Referred, txx1v. 98. Bill ordered, 189. Presented,221. Petition for leave 
to deposit another plan, referred to a Committee, 297. Reported; Report to lie on the table; 305. Read and recommitted, 311. 
Reported; Report to lie on the table; 396. Report read; leave to deposit plans; Instruction to Committee to make provision for 
carrying the said plans into execution ; 406. Petition for enlarging time for Report; referred, 412. Reported, and time enlarged, 443. 
Time enlarged for Report, 473. Committee revived, 495. R.A. 608. 


3. Frith of Forth :—For leave to present a Petition for further improving the communication between the counties of Edinburgh and Fife, 
by the Ferries across the Frith of Forth; Offered; Regent’s recommendation signified ; Petition brought up and read; leave given ; 
Petition presented and referred ; Lxv1ir. 207. Reported; Report referred to a Committee of the whole House; 248. (See Committees, 
452.) Report read; Bill ordered; presented; 283. Instruction for authorising the Barons of the Exchequer in Scotland to advance 
£. 10,000 for the improvement of the Ferries, 307. R. A. 543. See supra, 1. infra, 5. 


Gosport Ferry :—See Watermen, 1. 


4. Greenwich :—From thence to the Isle of Dogs, and making Roads to communicate therewith; Referred, txvir. 64. Bill 
ordered, 88. Presented, 131. Petitions against, 148, 161, 173, 177,192, 205. Additional Petition referred, 283. Time enlarged 
for Report, 295. Bill recommitted; Committee to sit and proceed forthwith, and to report on or before a certain day ; 326. Addi- 
tional Petition reported, and instruction for watching and lighting such parts of the said roads as shall be found necessary ; 330. R. A. 
415. For. amending Act; Referred, txvi11. 95. Not reported. —&lt;——To enlarge powers of Act; Referred, Lx1x. 69. 
Bill ordered, 158. Presented, 166. Petitions against 189, 213. Time enlarged for Report, 298. R.A. 367.————— For altering 
Acts; Referred, Lxx. 56. Not reported. 





Liverpool :—See infra, 6. 
Perth :—See Turnpike Roads, 514. 
Poplar :—See supra, 4. 


5. Queen’s-ferry :—Petition for asum for the improvement thereof; Offered; King’s recommendation signified; Petition brought up and 
referred ; Lx1v.95. Reported, and Report referred to a Committee of the whole House, 141. Considered, 156. Resolution reported 
and agreed to; Bill ordered; and instruction accordingly; 161. Bill for the improvement of the passage across the Firth of Forth 
called the Queen’s-ferry ; Presented, 163. R.A. 334. , See supra, 1. 3. 


6. Rock Royal Ferry :——For improving the passage between the town of Liverpool and the county of Chester, at the Rock Ferry ; 
Referred, Lx. 101. Bill ordered, 186. Presented, 211. Petitions against, 241, 247, 263,292. Bill recommitted, 304. R. a. 431. 
Tay :—See supra, 2. 


7. Woolwich :—aAcross the Thames; Referred, Lxvi1. 77. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 137. Petitions against, 173, 415. Time 
enlarged for Report, 393, 414. R.A. 453. For amending Act; Referred, txx. 15. Bill ordered, 113. Presented, 117. 
R. A. 266. Two Petitions for repealing part of Act; To lie on the Table, uxx1. 45. Referred, 51. Bill ordered, 129. 








Presented, 165. Petitions against, 268. In favour, 250. R. A. 385. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2695-6. 4247. Committees, 452. 1506. King, 72. Petitions, 634. 





Ferr ol :——Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to inquire into the causes of the failure of the expedition against 
Ferrol; Negatived, Lv1. 71. 


Fevers, Fever Hospitals and Institutions : 


1. Petit... for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for establishing a Fever Institution in London; trx. 226. Leave given ; Petition offered ; 
King’s recommendation signified ; Petition presented and yeferred ; 227. Reported, 387. Report; to lie on the Table, and be 
printed, 388. Not proceeded in. 


2. Bill for the further encouragement of Fever Hospitals in Ireland ; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; LxIx. 309. R. A. 496. 


3. Bill to establish Fever Hospitals and to make other regulations for relief of the suffering poor, and for preventing the increase of infectious 
Fevers in Ireland ; Ordered, Lxx111. 336. Presented; printed; 358. Re-committed, 380. R. A, 402. : 
See Accounts and Papers, 1965-6. 2570-2572. Addresses, 490. Committees, 1507-1509. Diseases, Petitions, 638, 639. 
Supply, Key to Supply. 


F ield-Crops *——Bill to extend Act 13 Geo. II. to certain other Field Crops, and to orchards ; Ordered, v11. 303. Instruction to 
amend the said Act, 411. Bill presented; printed; 417, R. a. 642. ; 


F ife and Strathern Lordship :——See Accounts and Papers, 2573-2575: 
Figs :—See Committees, 962. Raisins. 


) Finance : 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 





516. | FINANCE——FIRE. 












Finance : Motions relative to Finance : es 
1. Respecting the amount of the Public Funded Debt on 1 February 1793, &amp;¢.; Debate thereon adjourned ; tv1.576. Further adjourned, 
615,637. Resumed; and Previous Question negatived upon that and other Motions relative to the Public Finances, 645, 646, 647. 


2. Respecting the amount of the Public Funded Debt on 5 January 1786, &amp;c.; Debate thereon adjourned; Lv1.615. Further adjourned, 
637. Resumed, 647. Motion agreed to; other Resolitions relative to the Public Finances, 648, 649, 650, 651. 


3. Respecting the amount of the Public Funded Debt on 1 February 1793, &amp;c.; Debate thereon adjourned; vis. 623. Further adjourned, 
647. Resumed ; and Previous Question negatived upon that and other Motions relative to the Publie Finances, 652; 653, 654, 655. 


4. Respecting the amount of the Public Funded Debt on 5 January 1786, &amp;c.; tv11. 644. Debate thereon adjourned, 645. Resumed ; 
Motion agreed to; other Resolutions relative to the Public Finances ; 655, 656, 657, 658. 


5. Respecting the amount of the Public Funded Debt on 1 February 1803; Debate thereon adjourned; 11x. 419. Further adjourned, 
426, 430, 434. Resumed; and Previous Question negatived on that and other Motions relative to the Public Finances, 435. 


6. Respecting the amount of the Public Funded Debt on 1 February 1803; Debate thereon adjourned ; tix. 434. Resumed, and Motion 
agreed to ; other Resolutions relating to the Public Finances ; 437. Resolutions to be printed, 439. 

7. Respecting the amount of the Public Funded Debt on 1 February 1803 ; Debate thereon adjourned ; Lx. 471. Further adjourned, 483, 485. 
Resumed, and Motion agreed to; other Resolutions relating to the Public Finances, also previous Questions negatived upon certain 
other Motions relating to the Public Finances ; 493-7. 


8. Relative to the amount of the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain on 1 February 1803 ; Debate thereon adjourned ; Lx1. 538. Resumed, 
and Motion agreed to; several other Resolutions relating to the Public Finances ; 558. Resolutions to be printed, 566. 


9. Relative to the amount of the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain on 1 February 1806; Debate thereon adjourned ; Lx1. 558. Resumed, 
and Motion agreed to; several other Resolutions relating to the Public Finances; 565. Resolutions to be printed, 566. 


11. Respecting the new Plan of Finance; Debate thereon adjourned; Lx1i.121. Further adjourned, 130,161. Order for resuming debate 
discharged, 175. : 

12. Respecting the new Plan of Finance ; Debate thereon adjourned; tx11. 176. Further adjourned, 245. Not resumed. 

13. Respecting the new Planof Finance; Debate thereon adjourned; Lx11.200. Further adjourned, 227,245. Not resumed. 


14, That it is the duty of Parliament, in order to keep inviolate the national faith to provide Ways and Means for the due discharge of the 
interest on all sums to be funded, together with a sum equal to one per cent on the stock created applicable to its extinction; Several 
other Motions relative to the Public Finances ; debates thereon adjourned ; 1x111. 266. Orders for resuming debates discharged, 280. 


15. That several large sums of Public Money having from time to time been expended in the purchase of lands, houses, wharfs and other 
real property, for the use of the public, it is expedient that such lands, &amp;c. shall be forthwith transferred to and become a part of the 
hereditary Revenue of the Crown, and that in lieu thereof a portion of the hereditary Land Revenue equal in value shall be sold and 
the produce applied to the formation of a fund to be called the Contingent Fund ; And His Majesty’s recommendation not being signified, 
Mr. Speaker declined putting the Question, Lx111. 266. 

16. That the Funded Debt of Ireland has nearly trebled within ten years, and amounted on 5 January 1811 to £.89,728,992.; Withdrawn, 
Lx VI. 188. 

17. Respecting the amount of the Capital Funded Debt of Great Britain on 1 February 1802; Debate thereon adjourned, Lxvit. 521. 
Further adjourned, 532, 539, 542, 548. Resumed ; previous Questions negatived upon that and several other Motions relating to the 
Public Funded Debt ; Motion, That under the Financial difficulties of the country it becomes the duty of Parliament to recommend, and 
for Ministers tu practise the most rigid economy in every department of the state ; Question amended; previous Question proposed, and 
debate thereon adjourned ; 551. Resumed; previous Question thereupon negatived ; 558. 

18. Respecting the total amount of the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain on 1 February 1803; Debate thereon adjourned, Lxvi1. 521. 
Further adjourned, 532, 539, 542, 548. Resumed ; Resolution thereupon; several other Resolutions relating to the Public Funded Debt ; 
554, 555» 558, 557, 558. ) 

19. Stating the amount of the Supplies voted for the Navy, Army, Ordnance, Vote of Credit and Subsidies for 1804, 1805, 1806, 1807, 
1808, 1809, 1810, 1811 and 1812; Debate thereon adjourned, LXviI. 532. Further adjourned, 542, 548. Debate resumed ; previous 
Questions negatived upon that and several other Motions relating to the Public Funded Debt; 552, 553, 554- 

21. Respecting the Supplies voted for the Navy, Army, Ordnance, Vote of Credit and Subsidies for Great Britain and Ireland, for 1805, 


1806, aie 1808, 1809, 1810, 1811, 1812, and 1813; Debate thereon adjourned, Lxvitr. 635. Further adjourned, 654. Not 
resumed, 


22. Respecting the Supplies voted for the service of the United Kingdom in 1803, 1804, 1805, 1806, 1807, 1808, 1809, 1810, 1811, 1812, 
and 1813; Debate thereon adjourned, Lxvi11. 654. Not resumed. 


23. That there has been voted for the service of the Navy during the present year, 1816, the sum of 10,114,345/. 118..7d.; Debate 
thereon adjourned, Lxx1. 376. Further adjourned, 387, 409. Resumed, 421. Previous Question negatived upon that and thirty 
other Motions relating to the Public Finances, 421. Motions ordered to be printed, 422. 


24. That it appears to the House, by the Fourth Report of the Finance Committee, that the sum expended by the Commissioners for the 
Redemption of the Funded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland in 1817, may be estimated at £.14,515,080; Debate thereon adjourned, 
Lxx11. 414. Further adjourned, 429, 446. Resumed; Motion withdrawn; five Motions respecting the Public Finances ; previous 
Questions thereupon negatived; 471. 


25. That the total amount of the Funded Debt of the United Kingdom unredeemed, was, on 1st February 1816, £.810,046,036, and on 
ist February 1817, £.790,050,980; Debate thereon adjourned, Lx x11. 437. Further adjourned, 447. Resumed; Resolution thereupon ;- . 
three other Resolutions relating to the Public Finances, 472. 


26. That the gross receipt of the ordinary Revenue of the United Kingdom in 1818, was, £.62,230,527, &amp;c.; Debate thereon adjourned, 
Lxxiv. 605. Further adjourned, 616, 628. Resumed, 635. Debate further adjourned for three months, 638. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1477-1499. 4275-4327. Committees, 1511-1513. 1706-1721. Public Expenditure. 
Supply, 1758. 
Finch, Major General :—see House, 109. 123. Members, 96. 


Fines :——Bill for the better payment of Fines and Forfeitures imposed by Justices out of Session in England; Ordered, Lv1. 340. 
Presented ; printed; 344. Again printed, 370. Re-committed, 399. Read Third time, and further proceedings upon Third reading 
adjourned, 475. Bill again printed, 476. Proceedings resumed ; Bill passed; 535. R. a. 640. See Courts, 75. 


Finingss :-—see Porter. 

Finisterre, Cape :—seo America, 3,4. Committees, 25. 
Finnerty, Peter :—see Committees, 1355. Petitions, 216. ‘Strangers. 
Fir Timber :—see Timber. 3, 4. 


Fire &gt; =—See Companies, 23-53. Malicious Shooting. Pavings, 56. 


Fire 





| FIRE FISH. — 517 








Fire- Arms :——See Arms. Malicious Shooting. 
Fire-Hearths :—-See Heartis. 


First-Fruits : 


1.. Bill to amend Act 29 Geo. II. of the Parliament of Ireland respecting First Fruits; Ordered, Lx. 217. Presented; printed ; 224. Passed, 
269. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill; Ordered, Lx1. 53. Presented, 62. R. a. 380. 


2.. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for the more equal valuation of the Revenue of First Fruits in Ireland, and for the due collection thereof : 
Negatived, Lx111. 336. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2578-2590. Glebes, 1. King, 122. Petitions, 641. 





Supply, Key to Supply. 
Firth, William :—See Committees, 1988. Petitions, 21°7. 











Fish and Fisheries. 





‘J. Public Bills; 1—41. 
II. Petitions for Bills, and Proceedings thereon ; 42—49. 


I. Public Bills relative to Fish and Fisheries : 


1. For granting bounties for taking and bringing Fish to the cities of London and Westminster, and other places; Ordered, tv1. 582. 


Presented, 594. R. A. 664. To amend said Act; Ordered, tx. 308, Presented, 326. Printed, 349. R. A. 430. 





2. To amend so much of Act 29 Geo. II. for making a free market for the sale of Fish in the city of Westminster, as relates to the sale of 
Eels; Ordered, tvi1. 84. Presented, 87. RK. a. 167. 


3. For allowing the importation of certain Fish from parts of the coast of His Majesty’s North American Colonies, and for granting a bounty 
thereon; Ordered, Lx1v. 134. Presented, 139. R. a. 197. 


4. Toprevent the destruction of the brood and spawn of Fish on the Coast of England; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxxiv. 528. Again 
printed, 555. Re-committed, 586. Passed, 600. Not returned from the Lords. 


5. For further continuing Act 39 Geo. III. for the more effectual encouragement of the British Fisheries; Ordered, tx1.172. Presented, 
174. R.A. 229. 


6. For appropriating certain balances arising from forfeited estates in Scotland to the use of the British Fishing Society, the erecting a Lunatic 
Asylum at Edinburgh, &amp;c.; Ordered, tx1. 482. Presented, 503. R. a. 568. 


7. For reviving and continuing Act 39 Geo. III. for the more effectual encouragement of the British Fisheries ; Considered in Committee, 
LXIl. 792. R.A. 830. See Laws Erpiring, 21. Another Bill; Ordered, Lx111. 395. Presented, 414. R. A. 464. 





For continuing Acts 26 and 48 Geo. III. for the encouragement of the British Fisheries; Ordered, Lxv. 347. Presented, 405. R. a. 482. 


To amend Act 2 Geo. III. c. 15. for the encouragement of the Fisheries of this Kingdom ; Ordered, xv. 449. Presented; printed; 454. 
R.A. 505. 


11. To regulate the Fisheries on the coast of Devon; Ordered, LXx11. 435. Presented; printed; 436. Not proceeded in. 


12. To regulate the Fisheries on certain parts of the coast of Devon and Cornwall; Ordered, Lxx111.150. Presented; printed; 185. Not 

proceeded in. 

13. Petition of West India Planters stating that pickled White Herrings are the most wholesome food for Negroes and for leave to bring in a Bill 
for the appointment of Inspectors at the different British Ports, to survey and brand all Herrings cured for exportation, &amp;c. and to 
permit the importation of Foreign Herrings, to be exported to the West Indies, subject to the like duties and regulations as are now 
in force in Ireland; To lie on the Table, Lx11. 96. Petition from Leith against permitting the importation of Foreign Herrings ; 
To lie on the Table, 355. Another Petition from the West India Planters, referred to a Committee, 652. | Not reported. ——— 
Act 26 Geo. III. c. 81, for the more effectual encouragement of British Fisheries, read, and Committee of the Whole House appointed 
to consider of further encouraging the British White Herring Fisheries ; Lx111. 361. See Committees, 469. 


14. To permit the importation of Swedish Herrings into Great Britain; Ordered, Lx11.'796. Presented, 802. Petitions against; to lie on 
the Table ; from Burntisland; 810. Caithness, 811. -R. a. 839. 

15. For the further encouragement and better regulation of the British White Herring Fishery; Ordered, Lx111. 382. Presented, 388. 
Printed, 406. -R. a. 470. To amend the’ said Act; Ordered, Lxvi. 389. Presented, 391. R. A. 453- To rectify 


a mistake in last Act (51 Geo. III. c, 101,) and to carry the purposes thereof into more effectual execution; Ordered, Lxv11. 530. 
Presented, 535. R. A. 559. 








16. To continue and amend Acts relating to the British White Herring Fishery ; Ordered; presented; Lx1x.253. Printed, 301. R. a.472. 
Ordered, Lxx. 221. Presented, 223. Printed,229. R. a. 388. 

17. To-continue-several Acts passed in Ireland for the improvement and extension of the Fisheries in Ireland, and respecting certain annuities ; 
Ordered, Lx11.'756. Presented, 761. Instruction to divide the Bill into two; Report that the Committee had divided the Bill into 
two; Bill to continue Act passed in Ireland 36 Geo. III. for the improvement and extension of the Fisheries on the coast of Ireland ; 
Considered, 774. R. a. 804. See Annuities, 5. 


18. To continue Act 36 Geo. III. c. 52, relating to the Fisheries in Ireland; Ordered, Lxx11. 360. Presented; printed; 361. -R. a. 458. 


19. For the further encouragement and better regulation of the Irish Fisheries; Ordered, rx x111. 342. Presented, 344.. Printed, 348. 
Further consideration of Report put off for three months ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 407. Not proceeded in. 


21. To continue and amend Act of the Parliament of Ireland 36 Geo. III. for the improvement and extension of the Fisheries on the coast of 
of Ireland; Ordered; presented; Lxx111. 407. R.A. 426. 

22. For the further encouragement and improvement of the Irish Fisheries ; Ordered, Lxx1Vv.555. Instruction to make provision for enabling 
the Lord Lieutenant to issue money for the encouragement of the coast Fisheries, and for salaries and allowances to officers, 579. 


Bill presented; printed; 588. R. a. 631. To amend the said Act; Ordered, txxv. 382. Presented, 391. Instruction relative 
to the delivery of salt duty free in the Fisheries, 414. rR. a. 468. 





23. For continuing the bounties granted for the encouragement of the Greenland Whale Fisheries; Ordered, tvi1. 156. Presented, 184. 
R. A. 244. 


24.- For allowing vessels employed in the Greenland Whale Fishery to complete, their numbet of men, &amp;c ; Ordered, v1i1. 275. Presented, 


280. R. A.331. Ordered, L1x. 88. Presented, go. r. a, 141. Ordered, Lx.41. Presented, 43. m. a. 106. Ordered, Lx1. 64. 
Presented, 68. nr. a. 158. 


25. To 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 6P 












-FISHERIES——FLAX. 





I. Public Bills relative to Fisheries—continued. 


25. To continue several laws relating to the encouragement of the Greenland Fisheries; Ordered, Lxv. 158. Presented, 161. a. a. 214. 
Ordered, Lxx. 196. Presented,201. R. a. 266. Ordered, txxv. 266. Presented, 321. k. a. 422. 

26. To amend Act 26 Geo. III. for the encouragemeut of the Greenland Fisheries, so far as relates to the oaths thereby required to be ‘taken ; 
Ordered ; presented ; LXXIII.171. R. A. 199. 

27. For allowing the importation of certain Fish from Newfoundland and the coast of Labrador, and for granting a bounty thereon ; Ordered, 
Lv1.560. Presented, 578. R.a.640. Ordered; LXI. 444. Presented, 449. Instruction respecting the importation of salmon 


and cod into Guernsey and Jersey, 507. Rr. a. 546. Ordered, 1x11. 108. Presented, 111.  &amp;. a. 246. See Laws Expiring, 25. 
—&lt;——For further continuing Acts; Ordered, Lxv. 352. Presented, 416. Instruction for continuing Act for allowing the importation 


of Fish from part of the North American colonies, 434. R. A. 499. 
For the more effectual protection of the Oyster Fishery ; Ordered, ux111. 400. Presented; printed; 414. R. a. 479. 
To revive and continne Act 31 Geo. III. for the encouragement of the Pilchard Fishery; Ordered, rx. 425. Presented, 433. R. A. 488. 
. For increasing the bounty on the exportation of Pilchards from Great Britain; Ordered, Lx111. 378. Presented, 385. R. a..449. 
For amending the laws relating to the allowance of bounties on ’Pilchards exported ; Ordered, Lxvi1. 204. Presented, 208. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 279. &amp;. A. 289,——»—To continue said Act; Ordered, rxxI¥v.§16. Not proceeded in. To continue 
the said Act; Ordered, Lxxiv. 666. Presented, 574. R. a. 620. 
33. For preventing the destruction of the breed of salmon in the rivers of England; Ordered, Lxx1. 394. Presented; printed; 400. 
Petitions from Christchurch against, 439, 452. “Passed, 497. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill ; Ordered ; presented ; 
LxXx111. 309. Printed, 312. R. a. 397. 

34. To grant certain bounties on cod fish, ling, and hake the produce of the Fisheries of Scotland; Ordered, txxv. 425. Presented, 434- 
Instruction relative to bounties, and for the encouragement of the British Fisheries, 451. R. a. 468. 

35. For continuing the premiums allowed to Ships employed in, and for enlarging the limits of the Southern Whale Fishery; Ordered, 
Lv11.92. Presented, 96. nr. a. 166. 

36. To permit British-built Ships to carry on the Fisheries in the Pacific Ocean, without licence from the East India Company or South Sea 
Company ; Ordered, tv11. 487. Presented, 501. R. a. 642. 

37. For extending the provisions of Acts 35 and 38 Geo. III. go far as they relate to the encouragement of persons coming to Milford Haven for 
the purpose of carrying on the Southern Whale Fishery ; Ordered, tvit. 584. Presented, 595. Rk. A. 661. 

For enlarging the limits of the Southern Whale Fishery; Ordered, Lv111.531. Presented, 545. R. a. 596. 

For ‘continuing the Premiums allowed to Ships employed in the Southern Whale Fishery from Great Britain; Ordered, Lx. 407. 
Presented, 412. Petition of the Right honourable Charles Francis Greville ; To lie on the Table, 454. Petition of London Ship Owners, 
against a certain clause; To lie on the Table, 465. n.a.488. Ordered, Lx11I. 425. Presented, 447. R.a.476. Ordered, 
Lxv1.167. Presented, 170. n. a. 371. Ordered, Lxx. 221. Presented, 224. Rr. a. 266. Ordered, rxxiv. 566. Presented, 
574. RB. A. 631. 


41. For the more easy manning of vessels employed in the Southern Whale Fishery ; Ordered, txv11. 332. Presented, 340. R.A. 517. 
Ordered, txvi11.612, Presented, 617. R. a. 656. 


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II. Petitions for Bills relative to Fisheries, and Proceedings thereon : 


42. Carmarthenshire :—For better regulating the taking of Salmon in certain rivers in that county ; Referred, 1x. 94. Bill ordered, 138. 
Presented, 160. R. a. 280. 


43. Cumberland, Dumiries, &amp;c. :—For improving the Fisheries on the arm of the sea in those counties; Referred, rrx. 108. Bill 
ordered, 131. Presented, 193. Petition against, 202. R. a. 315. 


44. Dart, Teing, and Plym Rivers :—To alter and amend Acts; Referred, uvitr. 146. Bill ordered, 326. Presented, 347. 
R. A. 495- 


45. Dee and Don :—For better regulating and improving the Fisheries in those rivers; Referred, rv11. 154. Not proceeded in. 


46. Derwent :—To amend Act for regulating and improving the Fisheries in Cumberland, as far as respects the Fishery in the River 
Derwent; Referred, tx1v. 16, Bill ordered, 19. Presented, 23. R. A. 131. 


47. Milford : —For the regulation of the Fisheries within that Harbour; Referred, Lx1. 97. Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 150. R. A. 229, 
For the regulation of the Fisheries in that Harbour ; Referred, tx1v. 82. Not reported. 





48. Solway Frith, &amp;c. :—For leave to present a Petition to remedy certain abuses in the Fisheries; Leave given; Petition presented 

and referred ; L1x. 191. ‘Bill ordered, 214. Presented, 299. Petition against, 301. Second reading put off for three months, 352. 
For more effectually improving the Fisheries ; Referred, txv11. 61. ill ordered, 134. Presented, 143. Petitions against, 
181, 201, 234, 238. Not proceeded in. 





49. Tweed :—To amend and render more effectual Acts; Referred, rx11. 28. Bill ordered, 56. Presented, 57. Petitions against, 71, 76, 116. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 356. R. a. 364. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1061-2. 2599. 2604. 2789-2794. 3284. 3703-4. 4421. 4430-4433. 4532. 5183-5187. 5260. 


America, 2. 25. Committees, 457-501. 512. 606, 607. 609. 611. 615. 623, 624. 629. 631. 633. 636. 638. 641. 
644. 647, 648. 975. 979- 997- 1514, 1515. 1574, 1575 1577-1583. 1734- Companies, 12-17. Corn, 3. += King, 73. 
Laws Expiring, 2-5. 9. 14, 15. 19. 21, 22. 25. 27. Petitions, 218. Salt, 1. 9. 17. Sugar, 6. 
. Supply, Key to Supply. 
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Fishing Vessels :—see Accounts and Papers, 2600. 
Fitzgerald, Lord Edward :—see Attainder. 
Flanders, Fortresses in :——see Supply, 3992. 4200. 


Flax : Bills relative to Flax: 


1. For the appropriation of twenty thousand pounds out of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland towards the encouragement of the saving of Flax 
Seed for sowing in Ireland; Ordered, Lx1v.145. Presented, 160. R. a. 255. 


2. To-revive Act 23 Geo. III. for the more effectual encouragement of the manufacture of Flax and- Cotton in Great Britain; Ordered, 
LXv. 388. Presented, 405. R.A. 482.——— Ditto; Ordered, txx.443. Presented, 448. R. a. 469. Ditto ; Ordered, 
LXXV.271. Presented,277. R.A. 341. 





3. To amend the laws relative to the sale of Flax Seed and Hemp Seed in Ireland; Ordered, xv. 223. Presented; printed; 304. 
R.A. 499- ; 
See Accounts and Papers, 2605-2613. 2'784. Committees, 502-505. 608. 615. 631, 632. 638. 646. 1516. 1574-1576. 
1579. 1581. 1583. 1597. ne 3. 9. 19. 25, 26. 34. Linen, 13. Patents, 12. Petitions, 16. 
Supply, 4604. ool, 21. | 


219. 221. Silk, 1. 


Fleet 














FLEET——-FOREIGNERS. 519 





F leet-Pri SON ‘:——Bill to facilitate proceedings against the Warden, in vacation ; Ordered, Lxx1v.487. Presented; printed ; 491. 


Rr. A. 608. See Accounts and Papers, 2550. #614-2617. 2996. 3001. 4126. 5258. Addresses, 346. Committees, 1694. 
Petitions, 156. 162. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Fletcher, Judge :—see Petitions, 229. 
F letcher, Samuel :——See Accounts and Papers, 2618. Committees, 1989. Petitions, 213. 


F loggin 4 7——See Addresses, 588. Female Offenders. 


Flour: 


Bill to suspend so much of Act of last session relating to the manufacture of fine Flour from Wheat or other Grain, &amp;c. as relates to other 
Grain than Wheat; and for indemnifying all persons who may have dressed, gold or used any Meal or Flour of such other Grain finer 
than is described by the said Act; Ordered ; presented; Lv1.21. R.A. 32. 


Bill to repeal Act of last session relating to the manufacture of fine Flour from Wheat or other Grain, &amp;c. and to indemnify millers and 
other persons who have dressed, sold or used any Meal or Flour of a finer description than allowed by the said Act; Ordered, v1. 37. 
Presented, 39. R. A. 88. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1550-1656. 4228-4233. 4329. Addresses, 163. Committees, 506. 1705. Corn. 
Laws Expiring, 7. 19. Petitions, ‘706. West Indies, 8. 


F ochabers Bridge :—See Accounts and Papers, 2619. 
Footmen :—See Orders, ‘76. 
Footpaths :—see Turnpike Roads, 149. 602. 


Fordyce, Mr. John :—Motion for appointing a Committee to inquire into the Securities taken on behalf of the public for the 
liquidation of a debt which appears to be due from him; Withdrawn, Lx. 152. See Accounts and Papers, 2620-2622. 


Foreign Apposer :—See Accounts and Papers, 2693. 

Forei n Cor § :—See Accounts and Papers, 2624-2626. Supply, Key to Supply. 
§ P 

F oreign Courts :—sSee Accounts and Papers, 2627. 


Foreign Debts :—See France, 1. 


Forel gn Enlistments :——Bill to prevent the enlisting and engagement of His Majesty's subjects to serve in Foreign service ; 
Ordered, LxxIv. 445. Presented; printed; 466. Petitions against; To lie on the Table; From Barnstaple, 540. Belfast, 517, P. 
Bermondsey and Rotherhithe, 495. Birmingham, 540, P. Blackburn, 525, Pp. Darlaston, 517. Deal, 517. Dover, 517, P. 
Dublin, 536. Dundee, 513. Falmouth, 532. Gravesend, 517, P. Honiton, 540. Liverpool, 498, Pp. 540, P. London, Lord 
Mayor, &amp;c. of, 517, Pp. London, Merchants of, 495, P. Lynn (King’s), 508, 513. Mallow, 540, rp. Manchester, 554, Pp. Montrose, 
517. Moreton Hamptead, 540. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 495, ®. Nottingham, 517. Perth, 532. Plymouth, 517. Poplar, and 
adjoining parishes, 495. Ramsgate, 517. Reading, 517,P. Rochester, 517, e. Southwark, 517,P. Sunderland, 517, Pr. West- 
minster, 517, P. Worcester, 589. Acts of the Parliament of Ireland 25 Geo. II.c. 12, and 29 Geo. II.c. 5, read; Instruction to 
repeal so much of said Acts as relates to preventing His Majesty’s subjects from entering into Foreign Service without licence ; 524. 
Bill again printed, 527. Lords Amendments agreed to with an Amendment, 609. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 614. 
R. A. 614. See Army, 4-7. 


Forei gn Estreats :——See Accounts and Papers, 2628. 





Foreign Goods : Bill to regulate the payment of the Duties of Customs on Foreign Goods imported into Great Britain from 
Ireland, or into Ireland from Great Britain, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxx. 308. Presented, 315. R. A. 388. See Committees, 50°7. 


Foreign Hides :—see French Goods. 


Forei gn Ministers :——Bill to explain and amend Act 50 Geo. III. c. 117, so far as respects pensions to Foreign Ministers ; 
Ordered, Lxv1. 144. Presented; printed; 151. Motion, That the Bill be now read a Second time; debate thereon adjourned; 184. 
Resumed ; Bill read a Second time, and committed; 218. R. A. 299. See Accounts and Papers, 1199. 1206. 1210. 1212. 


Foreign Notes :—see Promissory Notes, 3. 


Forei gn Officers :——Bill to authorize the allowing to Foreign Offices allowances equivalent in amount to the half-pay given to 
British Officers; Ordered, Lxx. 385. Presented; printed; 387. RB. a. 444. 


Foreign Parts :—see Murder. 


Foreign Services :——See Accounts and Papers, 4464. 


Foreign Ships :-——See Committees, 289. 509. 511. Customs, 6. «Indemnity, 21. Laws Expiring, 18. 25. 29. 
Ships and Vessels, 3. 
Foreign Soldiers :—see Army, 4-7. Foreign Enlistments. 


Foreign States :- See Accounts and Papers, 2629-30. 
Foreign Trade :—see Committees, 1517. Reports, 275. 
Foreign Vessels : —see French Packets. Port Duties. 
Foreign Wares :—See Committees, 309. 

Foreign Yards :—See Accounts and Papers, 3481. 


Foreigners :—see Accounts and Papers, 2691. 5397. 5543- 5598. See Army, 4-7. Property Tax,8. Smuggling, 7. 


Forests. 


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Forests. 





Bills relative to Forests : 


1. For continuing and extending the provisions of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. c. 86, respecting His Majesty's Forests; Ordered, Lxvit. 100, 
Presented, 108. Order for printing discharged, 113. Instruction for enabling the Duchy of Lancaster to grant leases; Bill printed, 
119. Re-committed, 181. Petitions from Burley and Brokenhurst against, 226. Bill passed, 231. Committee appointed to inspect 
Lords Journals, 528. Report, 529. Another Bill ordered, 530. See infra, 11. 


' 2. Alice Holt, (Hants) :—For the better cultivation of navy timber in that Forest ; Ordered, Lxvit. 137. Presented; Regent’s consent 


signified; Bill printed, 150. Committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 165. Order for going into the Committee discharged ; 
Bill committed to a Select Committee, 171. Re-committed to Committee of the Whole House, 325. Lords Amendments agreed to, 421. 
R. A. 446. 


Bere :—See Inclosures, 22. (Bere Forest.) 


3. Brecknock :—Motion for Bill to amend Act 48 Geo. III. c. 73, to improve the land revenue of the Crown, so far as relates to the 
great Forest of Brecknock, and for inclosing the same; Lxx. 192. Regent’s consent signified ; Bill ordered ; 193. Presented, 195. 
Committed to a Select Committee ; printed; 232. Petition for leave to present a Petition for provision for inclosing the residue of the 
Forest ; Referred, 338. Leave given ; Petition presented ; and instruction accordingly, 345. _ Bill re-committed to a Committee of the 
Whole House, 382. Again printed, 387. Regent’s consent signified, 429. R. a. 469.———Tv amend the said Act ; Ordered, Lx x111. 
324. Presented; printed; 330. Re-committed, 401. rR. a. 426. 


4. Dean :—For the increase and preservation of timber in Dean and New Forests‘; Ordered, Lx111. 324. Presented; 343. Printed, 361. 
R. A. 450. 


5. Exmoor :—HMotion for Bill for vesting certain parts of Exmoor Forest in His Majesty, and for inclosing the same; Regent’s consent 
signified, and Bill ordered ; Lxx.193. Presented, 195. Committed to a Select Committee ; printed ; 232. Petition for leave to present 


a Petition for provision for inclosing the residue of the Forest ; Referred, 327. Leave given ; Petition presented ; instruction accordingly ; 
333. Voices, 341. Bill re-committed, 359. Again printed, 362. R. a. 457. 


6. Hainault :—Motion for Bill for vesting in His Majesty certain parts of the woods and lands called the King’s Woods, in the walk of 
Hainault; Regent’s consent and recommendation signified; Bill ordered; Lxx111. 324. Presented, 354. Printed, 362. Petition 
of Sir Charles Miles Lambert Monck against, to lie on the Table, and be printed, 394. Bill passed, 402. Not returned JSrom the 
Lords. 


Needwood :—See Inclosures, 108. (Needwood Forest.) 


New Forest : 
7. For enabling His Majesty to grant Commissions for executing Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. IIL. c. 86, for the better preservation of tiraber in the New 
Forest ; Ordered, Lv1. 572. Presented, 607. RK. a. 665. 
To amend said Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. c. 86; Ordered, xv. 419. Presented, 442. R. A. 506. 


To continue said Acts 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. c. 86, and 50 Geo. III. c. 116, for the better preservation of timber therein ; Ordered, xv1. 373- 
Presented, 377. R. A. 453- 
11. Motion for Bill for enabling his Majesty to grant leases under certain circumstances, and for. the better carrying into effect Act 39 &amp; 40 
Geo. III. touching the formation of a map of the New Forest; Regent’s consent. signified; Bill ordered; presented; Lxvit. 530. 
Lords Amendment agreed to, 561. RK. a. 564. 


12. For regulating the exercise of the right of common of pasture in that Forest; Ordered; Lxxiv. 550. Presented; printed; 557. 
Re-committed, 598. R. a. 624. See supra, 1. 4. 


13. Parkhurst Hants) :—Motion for Bill for disafforesting the Forest of Parkhurst; Lxvit. 211. Regent's consent and recommendation 
‘signified; Billordered; 212. Petition for provision for inclosing the open commonable lands ; referred, 215. Reported, and instruction 
accordingly, 225. ill presented; printed; 235. Re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 324. Lords Amendments 

agreed to, 42r. R. A. 446. 


14. Sherwood :—Motion for Bill for vesting in His Majesty certain lands in the: Forest. of Sherwood ; Regent’s consent signified ; Bill 
ordered; LXx11I. 324. Presented, 343. Printed; Petition of owners of estates in the Forest for provision; 362. Referred to the 
Committee on the Bill, and instruction accordingly, 363. Bill re-committed, 391. R. A. 426. 


Windsor : 
15. For inquiring into the state of Windsor Forest ; Ordered Lx1. 506. Presented; King’s consent signified ; and Bill read; 510. R. a. 567. 
16. To repeal certain provisions of Act 46 Geo. III. for inquiring into the state of Windsor Forest, aud to amend the same; Ordered, Lxit. 
655. Presented, 669. Lords Amendment agreed to, 820. R. a. 830. 


17. Reports of the Commissioners relating thereto read ; Motion for Bill for vesting in His Majesty certain parts thereof; King’s consent sig- 
nified ; Bill ordered; Lxtv. 295. Presented ; printed ; Petition against ; leave granted for notices; 300. Other Petitions against, 
338, 343. Bill reported, and re-committed to a Select Committee, 370. Committee to sit and proceed, 375. Not proceeded in. 


18. Motion for Bill to enable His Majesty to make sales, exchanges and purchases of land in Windsor Forest ; King’s recommendation signified ; 
Bill ordered ; Lx1v. 370. Presented; printed ; 375. Second reading put off for three months, 594. 

19. Motion for Bill for vesting in His Majesty certain parts of Windsor Forest; King’s recommendation signified; Bill ordered; txv. 67. 
Petition of proprietors of lands for provision, 73. Bill presented; printed; 81. Committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 94. 
Re-committed to a Select Committee, 96. Petitions against from, Windsor, 103, 119. Mr. Isherwood, 119. Bray, 125. St. John’s 
College, Cambridge, 129. Mrs. Keppel, 186. Petition for provision referred, and instruction accordingly ; Committee to send for 
persons, papers and records, 128. Bill again printed, 142. Re-committed to the same Committee, 162. Not proceeded in. 


21. Motion for Bill for vesting in His Majesty certain parts of Windsor Forest, and for inciosing the same ; Regent's recommendation signified ; 
Bill ordered; LXvirt. 556. Presented, 558. Committed to a Select Committee; voices; 560. Petitions against ; From proprietors of 
lands at Sandhurst, 562. Marchioness of Downshire, 580. Mr. Moseley, 590. Mr. Heaviside, 593. Mr. Wightwick and Mr. 
Deane, 593. Bill printed, 563. Petition for leave to present a Petition for provision ; leave given; Petition presented, and instruction 
accordingly ; 593. Re-committed, 599. Again printed, 618. Lords Amendments agreed to, 672. x. a. 673. ——— Motion for 
Bill to amend the above Act; Regent’s consent signified; Bill ordered; Lxx. 303. Presented, 310. R. A. 437. See 
Windsor Forest. 


22. Woolmer (Hants) :—For the better cultivation of navy timber in that Forest ; Ordered, txvil. 137. Presented; Regent's consent 
signified; Bill printed; 150. Committed, 165. Order for going into the Committee discharged ; Bill committed to a Select Com- 

mittee; 171. Reported, and Bill re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 325. Lords Amendments agreed to, 421. R.A. 446. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1053-4. Inclosures, 22. 108.114. King, 74.178, , Petitions,592. - Woods and Forests. 





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Forfeited Estates :—— Petition of Alexander Robertson of Strowan, heir of one of the five chiefs or clans whose Estates were 
annexed to the Crown in the year 1752, for Bill for granting to the Petitioner such sums as may indemnify him for the loss he suffers 
through having been obliged to pay the interest that accumulated on the debts affecting the Strowan Estate during the period that 
government received the rents and profits of that Estate; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition referred; Lx11. 187. Not reported. 

Another Petition for a Bill for the like purpose; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition referred ; tx 111. 109. Not reported. 





See Accounts and Papers, 2632-2636. Committees, 512. 1519. Exchequer Buildings. Fish, 6. King, 103. 
Navigations, 1. 
Forfeitures :——See Accounts and Papers, 2637. Colonies, 1. Fines. 


Forgery : Bills relative to Forgery : 
For more effectually preventing the Forgery of Bank Notes, &amp;c.; Ordered, tv1.217. Presented; printed; 221. Committed, 229. 


Order for going into the Committee discharged ; Bill withdrawn, and another ordered; 266. Presented; printed; 268. Again 
printed, 341. R.A. 448. 


To prevent the Forgery of the Notes and Bills of Exchange of persons carrying on the business of Bankers; Ordered, tv1. 352. Presented ; 
printed ; 384. Motion for Second reading ; Amendment proposed and withdrawn ; Order for Second reading discharged ; Bill with- 
drawn, and another ordered; 409. Presented; printed; 419. Again printed, 476. R. a. 599. 


To extend to Ireland Act 41 Geo. III. for preventing the Forgery of Bank Notes, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lv111 221. Presented, 232. Notice taken 
that the Bill was not conformable to the Order for bringing it in; Order for Second reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, and another 
ordered; 237. Not presented. 


For the more effectually preventing the forging of Bank Notes, Bank Bills of Exchange and Bank Post Billa, and the negotiation of forged 
and counterfeited Bank Notes, Bank Bills of Exchange and Bank Post Bills of the Bank of Ireland; Ordered, tx1v.65. Presented ; 
printed; 70. Lords Amendments agreed to,129. R&amp;. A. 153. 


To alter and extend the provisions of the laws now in force for the punishment of Forgery of Bank Notes, Bills of Exchange and other 
Securities to every part of the United Kingdom ; Ordered, Lx. 370. Presented, 382. Printed, 392. Rr. a. 488. 


To consolidate the laws relating to Forgery ; Ordered, Lxxv.174. Order of leave for Bill discharged, and Bill for mitigating the severity 
of punishment in certain cases of Forgery ; ordered; presented; printed; 229. Second reading deferred, 326. Not proceeded in 


See Accounts and Papers, 964-968. 971, 972. 992. 4803. 5451. Addresses, 216. 296. 447. Bank Notes, 3-5. Com- 
mittees, 513. 1967. Petitions, 377. Promissory Notes, 3. 


Forward, Right honourable William :—see Postage, 28. 


Foskett, Ca tain :——Petition of Henry Foskett, Captain in the XVth Light Dragoons, complaining of the conduct of the 
Duke of Cumberland, Colonel of his regiment ; Lxv. 301. To lie uponthe Table, 302. Motion for laying before the House papers relative 
thereto; Negatived, 351. Petition read again ; Motion respecting the first article of the twelfth section of the Articles of War; 
previous Question thereupon negatived; Motion respecting application of Captain Foskett to the Commander-in-Chief to carry into 
execution the said first Article; previous Question thereupon negatived; Motion, That the Commander-in-Chief had misdemeaned 
himself, negatived ; Motion for an Address for directions to the Commander-in-Chief to report the complaints of Captain Foskett, 
negatived ; 473. See Accounts and Papers, 5357. Addresses, 598. 


Foundling Hospital (Dublin) :—retition for Bitt for the better management thereof; Referred, 1xv. 53- Bill 


ordered, 150. Presented, 154. R. A. 499. Bill to amend several Acts for regulating same; Ordered; presented ; printed ; 
LXIX. 210. R. A. 496. Bill to enlarge the powers of the Governors ; Ordered, Lxxv. 209. Presented, 219. Printed, 223. 








R. A. 374. See Accounts and Papers, 1967. 4224. Petitions, 643. Supply, Key to Supply; also 5336. 

Four Courts (Dublin) :—-see Petitions, 621. 

Four-wheeled Carriages *—— See Accounts and Papers, 879. 897. Carriages, 4. 

Four-and-Half per cent Duties :-——Motion for appointing a Select Committee to examine into the nature of the 
duties arising in the Island of Barbadoes, and the other Leeward Islands ; Negatived, Lxvir. 108. See Accounts and Papers, 
2639-2657. 2715. 3854. 5599. Addresses, 217-219. 


Fox, Mr. J u stice :——Bill to continue the proceedings in the House of Lords touching his conduct, notwithstanding any proro- 
gation or dissolution of Parliament ; From the Lords, Lx. 449. Read, 451. R. a. 488. See Petitions, 224. 


Frames, Protection of : 

Bill for the more exemplary punishment of persons destroying or injuring any Stocking or Lace Frames, or other Machines or Engines used 
in the Frame-work Knitted Manufactory ; Ordered ; presented; printed; txvir.116. Again printed, 125. Agreed to by the Lords 
with Amendments, 178. Amendments considered; three first agreed to; last disagreed to; Committee appointed to draw up 
reasons to be offered to the Lords at a conference; Report of Reasons; agreed to, and conference to be desired with the Lords 
thereupon ; 182. Lords agree to a conference ; Committee appointed to manageit; 185. Held, and report, that the managers had left 
the Bill and Amendments with the Lords, 186. Lords do not insist on their Amendment, 191. R, A. 213. To continue said 
Act; Ordered, Lx1x.79. Presented, 87. Instruction to alter and amend Act; Bill printed; gg. Lords Amendments agreed to, 
123. R.A. 124. 


Bill to repeal Act 54 Geo, III. and to make other provisions in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lx x11. 433. Presented; printed ; 434. R. a. 474. 


Frame Work Knitting : 


Bill for preventing frauds and abuses in the Frame Work Knitting Manufacture ; Ordered ; presented; printed; txv11.476. Petition 
from Leicester Hosiers against, 495. Motion for Mr. Speaker to leave the Chair, dropped for want of forty Members, 504. _ Petition 
of Hosiers of London and Westminster in favour, 509. Billagain printed, 512. Petition of Hosiers of Nottingham against, to lie on 
the Table till the Report be further considered, and Counsel ordered, 513. Petitions referred to the Select Committee on Frame Work 
Knitters Petitions, 522. (See Committees, 1521.) Bill re-committed ; again printed; 531. Again re-committed, 539. Passed, 542. 
Not returned from the Lords. 

Bill for preventing frauds and abuses in the Frame Work Knitting Woollen Manufacture of stockings; Ordered ; presented; printed ; 
Lxx1v. 449. Again printed, 499. Passed, 537. Not returned from the Lords. 

See Committees, 1521. 1523. Frames. Petitions, 225. 339- 





France, and French Government : 


Bill to secure certain persons born within the territories of France, and other persons therein described, from imprisonment for debts 
contracted in parts beyond the seas, other than the dominions of His Majesty; From the Lords, rv1. 621. Read, 639. R. a. 665. 


Bill to enable certain Commissioners fully to carry into effect several conventions for liquidating claims of British subjects and others 
against the government of France; Ordered, uxxiv. 147. Presented; printed; 236. Again printed, 317. Re-committed, 346. 
R. A. 458. 


Motion for an Address for His Majesty to avail himself of the mediation of Russia between His Majesty and the French Republic ; 
Withdrawn, tvit1. 456. 


4. Motion 
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529 FRANCE—FRIVOLOUS. 





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France, and French Government—continued. 


4. Motion for an Address, that instruction be given to the Plenipotentiaries at Chatillon, not to conclude any treaty of peace that does not 
contain an amnesty to subjects of France, for political offences ; Previous Question thereupon negatived, Lx1x. 138. 


5. Motion, that the Prince Regent will take such measures as will prevent this country being involved in war with France, on the ground of 
the executive power being vested in any particular person; Negatived, Lx x. 255. 


6. Motion, that it appears to the House that a sum of £.'700,000, has been paid by France to this country since October 1815, in lieu of the 
revenue of the districts occupied by the British army, and for equipments of the army; Previous Question negatived upor that, and 
several other Motions respecting the indemnity due by France to the Allies, Lx x1. 370. 


7. Motion for laying before the House an account of all securities in the French funds, placed by the government of France at the disposal 
of the British Government, and not applicable to the claims of British creditors ; Withdrawn, Lx xv. 79. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2658-2689. 3768. 3771. 4383. 5452-54556. 5488. 5533-37- 5601-2. 5645-6. Addresses, 27-30. 43-45. 
47. 221-226. 397. 456. 519. 553- 599. 633. Committees, 912. House, 9-13. 17-21. 35. Messages, 42-45. 
Ministers, 2, 3. Petitions, 226. Postage, 3. Questions, 75. Supply, Key to Supply. Wines, 2. 6. 9. 15, 16. 
France, Suffering Clergy and Laity of :—see Accounts and Papers, 2352-2359. 
F rance, Isle of :—sSee Accounts and Papers, 1435- 
Fran king :——See Committees, 911. Postage, 2. 4. 6. 11. 13, 14. 24. Trade, 4. 
Fraser, Lieut. General Alexander M‘ Kenzie :—see House, 102. Menters, 06- 


Free Ports :—See West Indies, 1-3. 5. 15, 16. 18, 19. 
Freeholds * ~~ See Committees, 1524. Elections, 27, 28, Estates, 1, 2. Petitions, 227. 
Freehold ers :—See Accounts and Papers, 2690-2694. Addresses, 227. Catholic Freeholds. 


Freemen :——Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to explain the law with respect to the eligibility of non-resident honorary Freemen 
in Cities and great Towns in Ireland ; Withdrawn, Lx xiv. 291. See Corporations, 2, 3. Petitions, 184. 


Frei ht Money :——Bill to fix the rate, and direct the disposal of Freight Money for the conveyance of specie and jewels 
on board His Majesty’s ships and vessels; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; Lxx1v. 267. R. a. 326. 


French Claimants :———See Accounts and Papers, 2687-89. Addresses, 226. France, 2.7. 


Fr ench Colonies :——Bill to authorize His Majesty to regulate the trade with any French Colony that may come into His 
Majesty’s possession ; Ordered, Lxx. 418. Presented, 424. R. a. 464. See Committees, 514. 


French Emigrants :—see Accounts and Papers, 2352-2359. 
French Funds :-——See Accounts and Papers, 5603. France, 7. 


French Goods :——Bill to repeal certain duties on French Goods imported, and on foreign Hides exported to France; Ordered 
LXIX. 255. Presented, 267. R.A. 310. See Committees, 564. 


? 


French Government :—See France. 


Fr ench Packets ‘——Bill for charging a tonnage duty on French Packets or Passage Vessels entering or departing from any 
of the ports of Great Britain ; Ordered, Lx x1. 70. Presented, 74. Instruction for subjecting foreign vessels to the like duties for 
port charges as shall be demanded and paid in such foreign countries by British vessels, 108. Rx. a.231. See Committees, 515. 867. 


French Prisoners *——See Accounts and Papers, 4132-4135. 
French Refugees :—see supply, Key to Supply. 
French Wines *—See Committees, 1319-1321. Wine, 2. 6. 9. 15, 16. 


Friendly Societies : Bills relative to Friendly Societies : 
For enabling Friendly Societies to rectify mistakes made in the registry of their Rules; Ordered, uviir. 567. Presented, 580. r. a.637. 
2. Stafford Friendly Society ; Petition for a Bill to invest the Magistrates with powers to levy fines and forfeitures; Referred, Lx1v. 75. 
Not reported. 


3. Toamend Act of the Parliament of Ireland 36 Geo. III. c. 58, for the encouragement and relief of Friendly Societies; Ordered, Lx1v. 213. 
Presented, 263. Printed, 270. R.A. 382. 


4. ‘To.amend Act 33 Geo. III. for the encouragement of Friendly Societies; Ordered, Lx1v. 213. Presented; printed; 330. Again 
printed, 374. Lords Amendments agreed to, 412. R.A. 415. 


5. For the establishment of Parochial Benefit Societies ; Ordered, Lxx111. 389. Presented, 401. Committee, 405. Considered ; reported ; 
further consideration of Report put off for a fortnight, and Bill as amended to be printed ; 413. Not proceeded in. Another Bill; 
Ordered, Lxx1v.270. Order of leave discharged, anc another Bill ordered, 327. See infra, 7. 





6. For the further encouragement and protection of Friendly Societies; Ordered, Lxx1i1. 389. Presented, 397. Committed, 405. Con- 
sidered ; reported ; further consideration of Report put off for a fortnight, and Bill as amended to be printed; 413. Not proceeded in. 
Another Bill ordered; uxx1v. 270. Order of leave discharged, and another Bill ordered, 327. See infra, 7. 





7. For the further protection and encouragement of Friendly Societies, and for authorizing the establishment of Parochial Benefit Societies ; 
Ordered ; presented; printed; Lxxiv. 327. Again printed, 448. Re-committed, 480. Again printed, 499. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 623. R. a. 631. 


8. Petition of several persons resident in London for a Bill for enabling certain persons to effect Assurances on Lives; Referred, Lxxv. 179. 
Not reported. See Petitions, 228. 


Frith of Forth Ferry t=——=See Accounts and Papers, 2695-6. Committees,1506. Ferries, 1. 3. 5. King, 72. 
F r ivolous Arrests +——See Arrests. Assaults, 2. 


Frivolous and vexatious Petitions :—sSee Elections, 522. 
F rogmore 





FROGMORE——GAMING. 523 








Frogmore House :——See Committees, 768. House, 22. King, 11. Messages, 46. 
Fr uit :——See Committees, 738. Gardens. 
Fuller, J ohn, Esq. :&gt;——See Committees, 1026. House, 209. Members, 105. 


Fullers Earth : 


1.  Billto permit the exportation of Fullers Earth, Fulling Clay and Tobacco Pipe Clay to any place in the possession of His Majesty ; Ordered, 
Lx11. 261. Presented, 267. Rr. a. 364. 


to 


Bill to permit Fullers Earth to be carried coastwise under certain restrictions ; Ordered, Lxx11. 361. Presented, 396. &amp;. a. 473. 
See Committees, 516,517. 


Funds :———See Accounts and Papers, 1816-1881. Stock. 
Funeral Certificates : 


1. Bill to revive the use of Funeral Certificates ; Ordered, Lxx. 301. Not presented. 


2. Bill for reviving the registration of Certificates of the deaths, burials, marriage and issue of the nobility and gentry in England and Wales; 
Ordered, LX x1. 320, Presented; printed; 339. Second reading put off for six months, 365. 


Furnaces :—Ssee Committees, 1775-6. 


Furruckabad :——See Accounts and Papers, 2119. Wellesley, Marquis, 3. 








G. 
GAGE, Lord Viscount :—see King, 36. 


Gambier, Lord :—see Accounts and Papers, 3626. House, 119. 

Gallery :—see Members, 6.9.126. © Orders, 71. Privileges, 8. Strangers. 
Gallipoli Oil :——See Accounts and Papers, 2697. 

Galway :—sec Elections, 155-159. 371. Roman Catholics, 16. 


Game: Bills relative to Game : 


1. To amend Act 13 Geo. III. so far as relates to the time of killing Moor Game in certain places; Ordered, tvir. 542. Order dis- 
charged, 565. 


2. For the better preservation of Black Game iu the New Forest ; Ordered, tvit. 565. Presented, 566. Reported; Motion for now reading 
Amendments a Second time, negatived; Second reading of Amendments put off for a month ; 621. —«—— Another Bill ; Ordered ; 
presented ; Lvii1. 586. R. a. 637. 


3. For the better preservation of heath fowl, commonly called Black Game, in England; Ordered; presented; Lxv. 407. R. a. 482. 


To alter so much of Act 52 Geo. III. (Assessed Taxes Act) as relates to the Duties payable in respect of killing of Game; Ordered, 
Lx1x. 426. Presented, 482. R. A. 510. 


5. -Toamend Act 13 Geo. III. c. 54, for the more effectual preservation of Game in Scotland ; Ordered ; presented; printed; Lxx. 244. Notice 
taken that the Bill was not prepared conformable to the Title ; Order for Second reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, and another Bill 
ordered; 265. Presented; printed; 267. Again printed, 299. Order for Third reading discharged, and Bill withdrawn, 355. 


6. For the prevention of persons going armed by night for the destruction of Game; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; Lxx11. 125. BBill read 
the Third time, and clause to repeal Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. c. 50, relating to rogues and vagabonds offered ; Motion that the clause be 
read a second time ; debate thereon adjourned ; 236. Resumed ; clause added; 256. Lords Amendments agreed to, 442. R.A. 473- 


7. Torepeal Act 28 Geo. II. c. 12, relating to the sale of Game ; Ordered, Lxx11. 136. Presented; printed; 154. Petition of poulterers of 
London and Westminster for provision therein to stay actions pending against them for penalties for Game found in their shops, 266. 
Second reading put off for six months, 333. 


8. For the further prevention of offences connected with the unlawful destruction and sale of Game; Ordered, Lxx111. 80. Presented ; 
printed; 109. R. A. 417. 


9. For the more effectual preservation of Game in Wales; Ordered, Lxx111. 374. Presented; printed; 381. Not proceeded in. ——— 
Another Bill; Ordered, Lxx1v.64. Presented; printed; 70. Again printed, 593. R. a. 631. 

‘11. To amend the laws for the preservation of Game; Ordered, Lxx1v.203. Presented; printed; 221. Again printed, 267. Petitions of 

land owners and renters in various hundreds in Bucks and Berks, and of John Johnson against ; to lie on the Table, and be printed ; 400. 


Petition of poulterers of London and Westminster in favour; to lie on the Table, 400. Printed, 405. Further consideration of Report 
put off for six months, 448. _ ‘ 


12. Toauthorize the sale of Game under certain restrictions; Ordered, txxtv. 496. Presented; printed ; 503. Second reading deferred, 
549, 565, 572. Not proceeded in. 


13. For granting certain duties upon certificates with respect to killing of Game in Ireland; Ordered, Lv111. 224. Presented, 230. 
R. A. 286. 


See Accounts and Papers, 876. 2699-2703. Addresses, 228-231. Committees, 518. 968. 1525. Hares. 
Supply, 4787. 4910. 5002. 


Gamekeepers :-~—See Accounts and Papers 2699. Assessed Taxes, 28. Hares, 1. 


Gaming :——Bill for the suppression of Gaming and for regulating houses kept for the purposes of Play; Ordered, Lxx111. 43. 
Presented; printed; 49. Second reading put off for six months, 85. See Lotteries, 15. Orders, 76. 





Gaols, 


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524 GAOLS, BRIDEWELLS, &amp;c. 





Gaols, Brivewells, Prisons, Houses 
of Correction, €c. 


I. Public Bills; 1—8. 
II. Petitions for Bills, and Proceedings thereon; 9—38. 


III. Motions Withdrawn; 39—42. 
I. Public Bills : 


1. To repeal the several laws relating to Prisons in Ireland, and for re-enacting certain of the provisions thereof; Ordered, Lxv. 103. 

Presented; printed; 156. Again printed, 314. Re-committed; again printed; 372. Again recommitted, 419. R.A. 506. 
To amend the said Act so far as concerns contracts for building or repairing prisons; Ordered; presented; Lxx. 271. 
Printed, 274. R.A. 388. To amend said Act (50 Geo. III. c.103); Ordered, Lxx11. 360. Presented; printed; 361. 
n. A. 458. Ordered; presented; printed; Lxxiv. 588. R.A. 631. Ordered, Lxxv. 238. Not presented. 














2. For the better regulation of the Prisons within the jurisdiction of the city of London; Ordered, Lx1x. 353. Presented; printed; 396. 
Again printed, 427. Further consideration of Report put off for six months, 451. - 

3. For the abolition of Gaol Fees in the United Kingdom; Ordered, Lx1x. 355. Presented; printed; 365. Again printed, 406. Re- 
committed, 419. Passed, 443. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill; Ordered, txx. 83. Presented; printed; 85. 
Petition from London against, 107. Motion for re-committing the Bill, negatived, 122. Lords Amendments agreed to, 286, 
R.A, 296. To explain and amend the said Act; Ordered ; presented; printed; LXXI. 352. R. A. 520. 








4. For the abolition of Prison Fees in Ireland ; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxx111.118. Committed, 193. Committee put off for three 
months, 347. 

For enlarging powers of Act 13 Geo. III. c. 58, for providing Clergymen to officiate in County Gaols; Ordered; presented ; printed ; 
Lxx. 85. Instruction to make further provision for Clergymen officiating in Houses of Correction, 148. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 278. R. a. 296. For enlarging powers of Acts 13 Geo. III. c. 58 ; 22 Geo. III. c, 64, and 55 Geo. III. c. 48, for appointing 
Clergymen to officiate in Gaols; Ordered, Lx x11. 268. Presented; printed; 269. Second reading put off for three months, 311. 

To alter and amend so much of Act 55 Geo. III. as relates to the salaries of Clergymen officiating in Gaols; Ordered; 

presented ; printed; Lxx111.74. Passed, 102. Cummittee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 142. Report, 145. Another Bill ; 

Ordered; presented; 146. Printed, 245. R. A. 377- 


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6. To enable the Sheriff Depute, or Substitute, and Justices of the County of Clackmannan to incarcerate persons in the Gaol of Stirling ; 
Ordered ; presented; printed; Lxx. 289. R. A. 416. 


7. To enable Counties and Stewartries in Scotland to give aid to Royal Burghs for the purpose of improving, enlarging, or re-building their 
Gaols; Ordered; presented; Lxxiv.310. Printed, 311. Committed to a Select Committee; Instruction for enabling Counties 
or Stewartries whose Gaols are not situated in Royal Burghs to repair, improve, enlarge, or re-build their Gaols, 429. _Biil reported ; 
again printed; 450. Re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 473. k. a. 608. 


8. To consolidate and amend the provisions of the several Acts relating to Gaols, Penitentiary Houses, and Houses of Correction in England ; 
Ordered, Lxxv. 467. Presented; printed; 482. -Not proceeded in. 


II. Petitions for Bills, and Proceedings thereon : 
9. Aberdeen :—-For building a Bridewell or House of Correction for that city and county; Referred, vir. 60. Bill ordered, 65. Pre- 
sented, 70. Read Third time, and further proceeding upon Third reading adjourned, 361. Resumed; Bill passed; 366. Rr. a. 418. 
To amend so much of the above Act as relates to building a House of Correction; Referred, Lx111. 33. Bill ordered, 41. 
Presented, 45. R. A. 268. See Court Houses, 4. 





11. Argylle-shire :——For building a Gaol for that county; Referred, Lxvii1. 71. Not reported. 
12. Ayr :—For erecting a new Gaol and Court-house ; Referred, Lxx1.22. Bill ordered, 116. Presented, 133. R. a. 318. 
13. Birmingham :——To authorize the raising of money for erecting a Prison and Public Offices; Referred, tx1v. 55- Bill ordered, 72. 
Presented, 101. RB. A. 334. 
Bolton, Great :—See Pavings, 35. 
Boston :—See Bridges, 13. 


14. Bristol :—For building a new Gaol; Referred, tx xt. 32. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered ; 62. Petition against the application 
212. Order of leave for Bill read and discharged, and another Bill ordered, 233. Presented, 238. Committee to send for persona, 
papers and records, 256. Petition against, 268. Time enlarged for Report, 362, 378. Petition respecting the Standing Orders ; 
referred to a Committee, 367. Reported; Bill re-committed; 373. Again re-committed, and Committee to sit and proceed, 400. 
R. A. 490. 


15. Carmarthen :—To repeal Act 32 Geo. III. and for granting other powers; Referred, Lx.94. BBill ordered, 138. Presented, 332. 
R. A. $48. 


16. Chester :—To amend and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, Lx11.156. Bill ordered, 250. Presented, 291. Committed, 
305. Petition renewed, and referred, 570. _ Bill ordered, 610. Presented, 617. King’s consent signified, 733. R. A. 775- 


Clackmannan —See supra, 6. 


17. Cork :—For building a new Gaol for the county of the city of Cork, and supplying the said Gaol with water; Referred, 1x1. 87. Bill 
ordered, 122. Presented, 199. R. A. 333. 


18. Cupar :—For erecting a Gaol in or near that burgh; Referred, xvi. 49. Bill ordered, 107. Presented, 132. Petition against, 


referred; Counsel ordered ; voices; 238. Not proceeded in.——— For erecting a Gaol in or near that burgh ; Referred, uxvit. 41. 
Bill ordered, 76. Presented, 80. Petition against, 98. R. a. 289. 


19. Devonshire :—To amend Act; Referred, rxv.51. Bill ordered, 139. Presented, 163. B- Ae 379. 
Drogheda :—See Docks, 35. 


21. Durham: 


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II. Petitions for Bills, and’ Proceedings thereon—continued. 


21. Durham County :——For ‘erecting’ a new Gaol, House of Correction,and Courts of Justice; Referred, Lx1¥.60.° Bill ordered, 10g. 


Presented, 172. Lords Amendments agreed to,-350. R. A. 383. To explain and amend Act; Referred, txv1.43. Leave 
granted for notices ; Bill ordered; 78. Presented, 140. R. A. 453+ 





22. Edinburgh County and City :——For erecting a new Gaol and other buildings ; Referred, rx v111. 74. Bill ordered, 121. Presented, 
284. Petition for leave to present a Petition for provision for granting an aid of public money; Regent’s recommendation signified ; 
leave given ; Petition presented, and referred, 374. Reported; Report to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House ; 383. 
(See Committees, 519.) Report re-committed to same Select Committee, 398. Reported; and Report to lie on thé Table, 407. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 436. Instruction for applying £. 11,000, towards erecting a new Gaol and other buildings for the 
county and city of Edinburgh, 439. Petition against, 442. R. a. 506. ———— For leave to present a Petition for amending , Act; 
Referred, Lx1x. 117. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 123. Not reported.———For leave to present a Petition to 
alter and amend Act, for opening communications to the said Gaol, and building a bridge over the Low Calton, &amp;c.; Referred, rx1x. 
151. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 163. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 170. . Presented, 204. 
Petition against, 257. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 290. -- Rr. a. 367. ——— For altering and amending Acts, and for amending Acts in 
regard to the statute labour of the middle district of the county ; Referred, Lxx1. 31. Bill ordered, 65. Presented, 193. Petition for 
provision, referred, 194. Reported, 210. Report re-committed, 224. Leave granted for notice of additional application; instruction 
accordingly ; 235. R. A. 416. 


Ely :—-See Sessions Houses, 1. 


23. Exeter :—For building a new Gaol; Referred, txx111. 11. Bill ordered, 37. Presented, 69. Petition for provision for erecting 
a House of Correction ; Referred to a Committee, 115. Reported, and instruction accordingly, 129. Petition against, 193. R. A. 327- 


24. Galway :——For building a new Gaol for that county; Referred, tvi1.82.° Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 153. 2. a. 353.—— 
To amend Act, and provide a new Sessions House ; Referred, 1x11. 606. - Bill ordered, 615. Presented, 629. Committee to sit and 
proceed forthwith ; and to Report on or before a certain day ; 782. Lords Amendment agreed to, 835. R. a. 839. 


Glasgow :—See infra, 28. Pavings, 89. 
Gorbal’s Barony :—See Pavings, 92. 
25. Inverary :—For building a new Gaol and Court House ; Referred, Lx1x. 50. Bill ordered ; presented; 154. RB. A. 359) 


26. Kent :—To repeal so much of Act 9 Geo. II. as requires the Gaol to be repaired by the western division of the county, and to make an equal 
county rate; Referred, tv1.140. Reported; day appointed for further considering Report; 337. Report further considered ; Motion 
for putting off the further consideration of Report for six months, negatived ; Bill ordered; 357. Presented, 388. Petition against, to 
lie on the Table till Report is received, and Counsel ordered, 465. Petition read again ; Order for hearing Counsel on Report discharged ; 
Petition referred, and Counsel ordered ; all to have voices ; 474. Not proceeded in. For repeal of Act 9 Geo. II. for building a Gaol, 
and to enable the Justices to hold General Sessions relating to the county rates; Referred, rv111. 187. Bill ordered, 360. Presented, 
363. Petition against, 396. R. A. 495. For erecting a new Gaol, Bridewell, and Court Houses for that county ; Referred, 
Lxvi11. 77. Additional Petitions referred, 88. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 240. Presented, 256. Petitions in favour, 
382. Petitions against, 382, 445. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 433. Report on the Petition for the Bill read, 


and referred to the Committee on the Bill, 451. Time enlarged for Report, 456. Further enlarged, 477, 500,522. Motion for laying 
before the House the Minutes of Evidence, negatived, 539. Not proceeded in, 


Kilmarnock :—See Pavings, 119. 








28: Lanark and Glasgow :—For erecting a Bridewell for the county of Lanark and city of Glasgow; Referred, txxv. 48. Petition 


renewed and referred, 149. Bill ordered, 205. Presented, 248. Re-committed; Committee to sit on the morrow, and to report on 
a certain day; 401. R. A. 456. . 


Leeds :—See Court Houses, 9. 


29. London New Prison :—For building a New Prison for debtors, and other improvements; txv11.73. Regent’s recommendation 
signified ; Petition referred; 74. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered for the New Prison; leave granted for notices, and Bill 
ordered for increasing the fund for lighting Blackfriars Bridge ; 138. (See Bridges, 12.) Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered for 
improving Moorfields, 139. (See Pavings, 149.) Billfor building a New Prison for debtors; Presented, 139. Time enlarged for 
report, 293, 341. Committee revived; to sit and proceed forthwith, and to report on a certain day; 489. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 560. R. a. 564. ——— For leave to present a Petition to amend said Act; Referred, xxx. 306. Leave given, 320. Petition 
presented and referred, 327. _ Bill ordered, 333. Presented, 336. _—‘ Petition for repeal of Act, 407. * R.A. 457.——— For 
legalizing certain purchases made for the enlargement thereof ; Referred, Lxx1. 59. Report re-committed, 174. Committee to report 
Minutes of Evidence; Reported ; day appointed for further considering Report ; 181. Not proceeded in. ————— For raising an additional 
sum of money for the building thereof; Referred, Lx x111. 26. Bill ordered, 41. Presented, 46. Petition against, 162. ‘To lie on 


the Table, and be printed, 163. Third reading put off for three months, 368.—&lt;—For raising a further sum of money; ‘To lie on the 
Table, txxiv. 51. Not proceeded in. 


Maidstone :—See supra, 26. 
Northumberland :—See Court Houses, 17. 


31. Paisley :—For erecting a Bridewell, &amp;c. there for the county of Renfrew; Referred, rx1x. 64. Bill ordered, 94. Presented, 161. Not 
proceeded in. For erecting and maintaining a Bridewell and Gaol, &amp;c. for the burgh of Paisley and county of Renfrew; Referred, 
Lxx. 20. Additional Petition, referred, 96.- Petitions reported, and Bill ordered, 126. Presented, 136. Petitions against, 241. 


R. A. 363. To alter and amend said Act; Referred, Lxx111. 55. Leave ‘granted for notices; Bill ordered; 81. Presented, 198. 
R. A. 327. 








32. Perth :—For erecting a Gaol, Court House, Town Hall and Bridewell, for supplying the said Gaol and Bridewell with water, and 
opening streets for the. more easy access to the same; Referred, Lvi11. 179. Additional Petifion; referred, 249. Not reported. 
———-For erecting a new and-more commodious Gaol; Referred, Lxvi11. 19. . Bill ordered, 34. . Presented, 275. R. A. 542+ 


For leave to present a Petition to alter and amend Act ; Referred, xx. 174. Leave given ; Petition presented and referred; 178. Bill 
ordered, 181. Presented, 215. Rk. A. 321. 





. Port-Glasgow and Newark :—See Pavings, 168. 
83. Portsmouth :—For erecting a new Gaol there; Referred, Lx. 52. Bill ordered, 186, Presented, 196. R. A. 339. 


34. Poultry Compter :—For leave to present a Petition to enable the Sheriffs of London to remove the prisoners from the Poultry Compter 


until the same shall be rebuilt; Leave given; Petition presented and referred; 11x. 406. Bill ordered; presented; 411. 
R. A. 431. 


Renfrew :—See supra, 31. 


35. Rochester : 
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3526 Yaris GAOLS—-GAS. © 
II. Petitions for Bills, and’ Proceedings thereon—continued. 
35. Rochester :—For building a new Gaol in that city, &amp;e.; Referred, uvi1. 44. Bill ordered, 49. Presented, 51. Committed, 65. 
Petition against; referred, and Counsel ordered ; all to have voices; 77. Not proceeded in. 
36. Rutland :—For vesting in the Justices of that county the New Gaol and Bridewell ; Referred, txv1. 56. Bill ordered, 93. Presented, 98. 
Petitions against, 242, 289. R. a. 326. 
Southwark, St. George :—See Poor, 126. 


37. Tewkesbury :——For leave to present a Petition for erecting a new Gaol; Referred, yxvi11. 112. Leave given, 129. Petition presented, 
and referred, 129. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 276. Presented, 282. Lords Amendment agreed to, 616. nr. a. 630. 


Warrington :—See Patings, 203. 


38. Winchester :—For completing the common Gaol, and widening the avenues thereto; Referred, Lv1. 153. Additional Petition ; 
Referred, 214. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 375. Read again, and re-committed, 388. Reported; Report to lie on the 
Table, 413. Read again; Bill ordered; 431. Presented, 446. Lords Amendments agreed to, 654. R. a. 665. 


III. Motions Withdrawn: 


39. For appointing a Committee to take into consideration the state of His Majesty’s Gaol the Castle of Lincoln; uxv11. 408. 


41. For Address, That the Prince Regent would appoint a Commission to inquire into the charges preferred against the inspecting Magistrates 
and Gaoler of Lancaster Castle; LXxvuI. 507. ' 


42. That leave be given to bring in a Bill for removing doubts whether Magistrates may visit Common or County Gaols, not being Houses of 
Correction; LX XIII. 192. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3177. 3184. 3191. 4122-4127. 5604. Addresses, 177-185. 188. 228-9. 236. 255. 457-8. 
Committees, 519. 1526-1532. Grand Juries, 2. King, 79. Orders, 22. 37. 53- Petitions, 232. Penitentiary 
Houses. Reports, 281. 





Gaol Deliveries :—Motion for an Address that Commissions of Gaol Delivery may be issued three times in a year; 
Previous Question thereupon negatived, Lxxiv. 518. See Addresses, 516. 


Gard ens :——Bill for preventing stealing of Fruit, &amp;c. from Gardens, Lands or Grounds; Ordered, v1. 566. Presented ; printed; 576. 
Order for Second reading discharged, 613. Not proceeded in. 


Garrisons :——See Accounts and Papers, Key to Army. Supply, Key to Supply. 





Gas Lights. 


Petitions for Bills for lighting Places with Gas, &amp;c. and Proceedings thereon : 


1. Bath:—Referred, txx11. 34. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 137. Presented, 181. Not proceeded in. Another 
Petition; Referred, Lxx111. 25. Bill ordered, 50. Presented, 81. Petitions against, 89, 145. In favour, 89. Rk. a. 327. 








2. Birmingham :—Referred, rxx1v. 101. Bill ordered, 206. Presented, 225. R.A. 530. 

3. Bolton (Great and Little) Lancashire :—Referred, txxv.g. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 83. Petition renewed, and 
referred, 136. Bill ordered, 156. Presented, 278. R. a. 423. " 

4. Brighthelmston :—For leave to present a Petition; Referred, Lxx111.241. Report; leave given; Petition presented, and 


referred ; 247. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 255. Presented, 303. Petitions against, 333, 356. In favour, 338. 
Committee to send for persons, papers and records; 356. Lords Amendments agreed to, 420. R.A. 426. 


5. Bristol :—Referred, rxx1v.13. Report; To lie on the Table, 37. Read, and Bill ordered, 39. Presented, 45. Petitions against, 
80, 110. BR, A. 258. 


&amp;. Carlisle :—Referred, 1xx1v. 50. Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 215. R. a. 458. 

7. Cheltenham :——txxr1. 58. Referred, 59. Not proceeded in. ——_— Referred, Lxxtv. 42. Bill ordered, 115. Presented, 128. 
Re-committed ; Committee to sit and proceed; 192. R. a. 316, 

8. Derby :—Referred, 1xxv. 30. Bill ordered, 67. Presented, 81. Committed, 82. Petition renewed, and referred, 130. Bill 


ordered, 136. Presented, 149. R. A. 341. 


9. Dublin :—Referred, rxx11. 23. Bill ordered, 179. Presented ,182. Petition against; To lie upon the Table till Second reading ; 219. 
Not proceeded in.———Referred, Lxxv. 34. Bill ordered, 56. Presented, 58. Petition renewed and referred, 141. Bill ordered, 
223. Presented, 234. Petitions against, 317, 342. In favour, 317. R. a. 423. 


1. Edinburgh :—Referred, cxx111. 42. Billordered, 147. Presented, 166. Petition against, 235. R. a. 377. 
12. Exeter :—Referred, rx x1. 10. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 18. Presented, 172. R. a. 290. 


Gas Light and Coke Company :—See Companies, 18. 


13. Glasgow :—Referred, Lxx11. 45. Report re-committed; leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 161 Presented, 180. R. a. 354. 
For establishing another Company; Referred, Lxxv. 34. Bill ordered, 56. Petition renewed and referred, 142. Bill 
ordered, 200. Presented, 243. Day appointed for Second reading, 262. Petitions against, 272, 285, 306. In favour, 272, 311. 
Committee to send for persons, papers and records ; time enlarged for report; 317. Not proceeded in. 





14. Gloucester :——Referred, Lxx1v. 42. Report; To lieon the Table, 55. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 67. Presented, 110. 


Petition against, 243. Re-committed, 380. Rk. a. 530. —&lt;_— For incorporating a Gas Light Company ; Referred, Lxxv. 113. Bill 
ordered, 136. Presented, 149. R.A. 341. 


15. Kidderminster :—For leave to present a Petition ; Referred, Lxx111.310. Report ; leave given; Petition presented and referred ; 319. 
leave granted to give notices; such part of Standing Orders dispensed with as relates to giving notices on the sessions house door ; Bill 
ordered ; 329. Presented, 350. Leave to Committee to sit and report on a certain day, 373. Lords amendment agreed to, . 
414. R.A. 417. 


16. Leeds, 


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II. Petitions for Bills for lighting Places with Gas, &amp;c.—continued. 


16. Leeds, Town and Neighbourhood :—Referred, Lx x111. 13. Report; To lie on the Table, 16. Read again, and re-committed, 21. 
Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered; presented ; 27. Lords Amendment agreed to, 271. R. A. 327. 


17. Liverpool, Port and Town :— Referred, ixx111.31. Bill ordered, 79. Presented, 87. Petitions against, 101, 142, 147, 
195, 207. Bill re-committed ; Committee to sit and report on a certain day, 305. Lords Amendment agreed to,366. k. a. 377. 


18. London :—For better lighting the Metropolis with Gas; Referred, rxx11.12. Bill ordered; presented ; 77. Re-committed, 146. 
Petition against, 160. Lords Amendments agreed to, 287. R. A. 300. —— The Metropolis and its Environs ; For leave to present 
Petition; Referred, txx1v. 168. Report; Tolie on the Table, 172. Read; leave given; Petition presented and referred, 180. Bill 
ordered, 190. Presented, 225. Petitions against, 276, 342, 343. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 301, © Third 
reading put off for six months, 451. For establishing a Company ; Referred, uxxv.49. Not proceeded in. 





Monmouth :—See Waterworks, 37. 


19. Newcastle-under-Lyme :—For lighting with Gas, and for Paving ; Referred, txx1v. 54. Report; To lie on the Table, 121. Leave 
granted for notices; Bill for lighting with Gas ordered; 128. Order of leave discharged; another Bill ordered; presented; 227. 
R. A. 552. See Pavings, 153. 


21. Norwich :—Referred, txxv.8. Bill ordered, 18. Presented, 67. Committed, 71. Petition renewed and referred, 135. Bill ordered, 
148. Presented, 158. R. A. 341. 


22. Nottingham, Town and Neighbourhood :—Referred, rx x111. 52. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered ; 119. Presented, 
176. Lords Amendments agreed to, 299. R. a.327. 


23. Oxford, University, City, and Suburbs :—Referred, uxx111. 60. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 86. 
Presented, 183. Lords Amendments agreed to, 326. R. A. 377. 


24. Sheffield :—For leave to present Petition; Referred, rxx111. 216. Report; leave given; Petition presented; referred; 229. Bill 
ordered, 243. Presented, 281. R. A. 377. 


25. Shrewsbury, Town and Suburbs :—Referred, txxv. 180. Report; To lie upon the Table, 241. Bill ordered, 249. Presented, 
257. R.A. 423. 


26. Westminster, certain Parishes therein :—For leave to present Petition; Referred, uxx111. 332. Report; leaye given; 
Petition presented and referred ; 337. Leave granted for notices, 348. The Standing Orders directing notices to be affixed on the Sessions 
House doors dispensed with; Bill ordered; 349. Presented,350. Committed, 374. Petitions against, 382, 401. Order for com- 
mitting Bill discharged; Bill withdrawn; 405. Another Petition; Referred, Lxx1v.105. Bill ordered,122. Not presented. 


27. Wolverhampton :—-Referred, xxv. 26. Billordered, 35. Presented, 83. Petition renewed and referred, 140. _ Bill ordered, 158. 
Presented, 167. R.A. 341. 





28. Worcester, City and Suburbs :—For leave to present Petition ; Referred, 1xx111. 257. Report; To lie on the Table,297. Read 
again ; leave given; Petition presented and referred ; 302. Leave granted for notices; Standing Orders directing notices to be affixed 
on the Sessions House doors dispensed with ; Bill ordered; 372. Order discharged ; another Bill ordered ; presented ; 332. Time 
enlarged for Report, 388. Lords Amendment agreedto, 414. R. A. 417. 

See Companies, 18. Orders, 22. 3'7- 54, 55+ Patents, 8. 


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Gauger : 

1. ‘Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill relating to the office of Gauger of the city of London ; Leave given ; Petition presented and 
referred; Lx1x. 187. Petition read, and order for referring it to a Committee read and discharged; Select Committee appointed to 
inquire into the operation and effect of the several Acts for erecting Docks, and otherwise improving the Port of London, so far as relates 
to the gauging of wine ; 230. See Committees, 1601. 

2. Petition for a Bill for granting an equivalent for the diminution of the profits of the office of Gauger of the city of London; Referred, 
Lxx1I. 59. Bill ordered, 175. Presented, 182. R. a. 419. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2767. Addresses, 232. Committees, 1599-1602. Petitions, 311. 


Gazette : 


1. Leave granted for notices to be given therein; LVI. 255.—LVIII. 94.—LX1I. §81.—LXIII. 14.—LXIV. 109.—LXVI, 77.—LXVII. 19.— 
LXVIII. 107..-LX IX. 105.—L XX. 199.—L X X111. 280.—LXXIV. 431.—LxXV. 61. Notices reported to have been given in 
Gazettes; Lv1II. 127, 283, 472, &amp;c. 





2. The Speaker's Warrants inserted in the London Gazette, directing Election Committees to re-assemble and meet again on particular days ; 
LVI11. 326, 549.—LXIV. 3.—Lx xv. 89. 


See Supply, Key to Supply. 
General Gaol Delivery :——See Addresses, 516. 
General Officers :—see Supply, Key to Supply. 


General Sessions of the Peace :—See Sessions, 2. 


Geneva :——Bill to permit Sir William Bishop and George Bishop to continue the manufacture of Maidstone Geneva; Ordered, txvr. 
406. Presented, 408. Instruction to receive a Clause to rectify a mistake in Act of this session, for exonerating the Distillers from the 
excess of duty, 420. R. A. 453. Bill for reviving and continuing the manufacture of Maidstone Geneva; Ordered, Lx1x. 274. 
Presented, 306. R. a. 359- See Accounts and Papers, 4357. Committees, 521, 522. 623. Laws Expiring, 14. 





Genoa :——Motion, That Earl Bathurst (one ofthe Secretaries of State) did instruct Lord William Bentinck, if circumstances should 
occur, to encourage the inhabitants of Genoa and Piedmont to rise against the government of France, to give them assistance, and with 
their concurrence to take possession of Genoa, in the name of His Sardinian Majesty; Previous Question thereupon negatived, Lx x. 
249. Eight other Motions and previous Questions thereupon, negatived, 249. Motion, That the conduct of Government in availing 
itself of the occupation of the Genoese territory, by a British force, was not only a violation of the promises held out by Lord William 
Bentinck’s declaration, but a breach of public faith, &amp;c., Negatived, 250. . See Accounts and Papers, 2704. 5458. Addresses, 233. 
Questions, 77. 


George, Master :—See Accounts and Papers, 1437. 

Germany *——~See Accounts and Papers, 2705. 4374. Messages, 47- Navy, 61. Supply, 3216, 4501. 
German Legion. :—See Accounts and Papers, 5459. 

Gibbs, Major General Samuel :—see Addresses, 515. 
3 Gibbs, 


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Gibbs, J ohn ‘-———See Accounts and Papers, 2520. Treasury, 2. 
Gibraltar : 


Bill to allow certain articles to be exported from Gibraltar and Malta to the North American Colonies ; Ordered, ux1. 503. Presented, 
510. BR. A. 560. 
Motion for an Address for a Return of the Revenue collected in Gibraltar, and the amount remitted to England, in each year, from 1800 
to 1818 ; Withdrawn, Lxx1v, 622. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1429. 2706-2710. Addresses, 234-5. 602. Calicoes, 2. Committees, 738. Postage, 7. 
Ships and Vessels, 14. 


Gillespie, Major General Robert Rollo :—see Addresses, 515. 
Giltspur Street Compter :—see Committees, 1527. 
Gin :——See Accounts and Papers, 1051. Spirits, 76. 


Glas OW :—See Accounts and Papers, 2289. 3792. Assay Office. Bridges, 29. Churches, 56. Docks, 53. 


Gaols, 28, Gas Lights, 13. Pavings, 89. 


Glasgow Assay Office :—See Assay Office. 


Glasgow College *——Petition for a Bill for altering the mode of election of the Lord Rector of that University ; Referred, 


Lxxv. 34. Not reported, See Accounts and Papers, 3792. 


Glass : Bills relative to Glass : 


For charging additional duties on the importation of Foreign Plate Glass into Great Britain; Ordered, Lx. 437. Presented, 450. R. a. 498. 


For repealing the duties on the materials used in making spread Window Glass and Crown Glass, and for granting other duties in lieu 
thereof, and for the better collection of the said duties; Ordered, Lx1v, 293. Presented, 297. Further proceeding upon the Third 
reading adjourned, 339. Resumed; Bill passed; 346. R. a. 381. To repeal the duty on the materials used in making Flint 
and Phial Glass; Ordered, txv1. 287. Presented; printed; 333. Re-committed, 386. k. a. 433. For continuing said Act ; 
Ordered, Lxv11. 204. Presented, 208. R. A. 351. For continuing said Act ; Ordered, Lxvi11. 620. Presented, 622. rR. a. 656. 

For continuing said Acts; Ordered; Instruction for the prevention of frauds in the exportation of Glass on drawback; Lx1x. 378. 

Bill presented, 393 = ‘-R. A. 471. To revive and continue said Act; Ordered, txx1.15. Presented, 17. R. a. 74. To 

revive and continue said Acts; Ordered, txx111r. 229. Instruction for preventing Smalts being made within a limited distance of any 

other Glass House; Bill presented; 244. RB. A. 327. 




















For granting an additional drawback on Flint, Phial and Crown Glass ; Ordered, Lxvit. 421. Presented, 425. RB. A. 497. 
For suspending certain duties and drawbacks on Glass, and granting other duties thereon ; Ordered, txvirt. 535. Not presented. 


To authorize the sellers of Glass, Hides, ‘Tobacco and Snuff, to charge the additional duties in certain cases; Ordered, Lxv1tt. 534. 
Presented, 544. R. A. 588. 


For repealing Act 54 Geo. III. for granting Duties of Excise on certain sorts of Glass made in Ireland, and for granting and allowing certain 
countervailing duties and drawbacks in respect thereof; Ordered, Lxx.15. Presented; printed; 2u. R. a. 64. 


For repealing additional drawbacks granted by 52 Act Geo. III. on Flint, Phial and Crown Glass exported to Ireland ; Ordered, Lxx. 129. 
Not presented. 


. 


For altering certain drawbacks and countervailing duties on Glass, for prohibiting the importation of broken Glass, and exempting Irish 
Glass Bottles from duty, &amp;c.; Ordered, 1xx. 170. Instruction for discontinuing certain countervailing duties on Glass, 330. Bill 
presented, 334. Instruction respecting certain drawbacks and countervailing duties on Glass, 391. R. A. 437. 


To alter the allowance for broken Plate Glass, and to exempt manufacturers from penalties ; Ordered, Lxx11I. 305. Presented, 320. 
R.A. 377. 

To repeal the Duties and Drawbacks of Excise on plates or sheets of Plate Glass, and to impose other duties, and allow other drawbacks 
in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lx x1v. 548. Presented, 578. R.4. 631. 


To continue certain laws of Excise with regard to Crown Glass, and Flint and Phial Glass; Ordered, txx1v. 569. Instructions to make 
provision for amending Acts, and to make provision respecting the Excise Duties upon Irish Plate Glass, 569. Bill presented, 578. 





R. A. 630. To continue said Act; Ordered, Lxxv. 271. Presented, 277. R.A. 341. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2461. 2713. pote 4950. Beer, 4. Committees, 525-546. 1132. Companies, 57. 
Excise, 8. 27. Supply, Key to Ways and Means; also, 5327. 5337- 


Glass Bottles :—see Committees, 1574. Glass, 8. Laws Expiring, 2. 
Glatton Convict Ship :—see supply, 709. 
Glebes and Glebe Houses: Bills relative to Glebes and Glebe Houses : 


To enable the Commissioners of First Fruits in Ireland to lend money: for erecting Glebe Houses, &amp;c. in Ireland ; Ordered, rv1rz. 481. 
Presented; printed; 494. Again printed, 522. Lords Amendments agreed to, 595. R. A- 637. 


For granting to His Majesty the sum of fifty thousand pounds for building Glebe Houses in Ireland; Ordered, uv111.662. Presented, 671. 


eS A. a cant see a said Act; Ordered, ux. 190. Not presented. ——— To amend said Act; Ordered, tx11.606. 


More effectually to provide for the building and re-building of Churches, Chapels and Glebe Houses, and for the purchase of Glebe Lands, 
Glebe Houses and Impropriations in Ireland; Ordered, ux111. 256. Presented, 257. Printed, 263. Re-committed, 272. Lords 


Amendments considered, and further consideration put off for three months, nem. con. Another Bill ordered, 400. Presented, 402. 
R. A. 450. 


Petition for Bill to enable the Bishop of Derry to grant a certificate of the expense of re-building the Glebe House of Urney in the hae 
of Derry; Referred, 1x1. 107. Bill ordered, 322. Presented, 334. Not proceeded in. ’ 


See Accounts and Papers, 1313-1315. 2583-2580. Churches, 56. Cler; . Committ ‘ " Ki x 
5 Key to : Tithes, ©. 3-2589 urcnes, § &amp;Y, 14 ees, 547-8. 1414 img, 75 


Gloucester, Duke of :—seo Accounts and Papers, 2714-2716. Addresses, &amp; 111. Note.; 





Gloucester &gt; D uke and Duchess of &gt;——House congratulates them upon their Marriage, mem. con..and appoints 
eight Members to attend them; Lxx1t. 15. Their answer, 27. See Addresses, 51. Queen Charlotte,1. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Gloucester, Princess Sophia of :—see King, 17. Supply, 1308. 1314. 5402. 


Gloucester Gaol :-—see Accounts and Papers, 2717. Addresses, 236. Petitions, 232. 
Gloves :——See Committees, 549. 1042. Silk, 6. 


Goat 








GOAT——GRAND. 599. 


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1. 


2: 


3. 


1. 


2. 





Goat Skins :——See Committees, 550. Laws Expiring, 18. 


Gold and Gold Coin: 


Bill for making more effectual provision for preventing the:current Gold Coin of the realm from being paid or aecepted. fora greater value 


than'the current value, &amp;c:; From the Lords, txv1; 461. Read; printed; 462. Motion for disallowing the votes in favour of the 
Bill of such Members:as are ‘likewise members of the corporation of the Bank and proprietors of Bank Stock, negatived; Motion for 
the House immediately to resolve itself into Committee on the Bill carried after a division; Motion for an instruction to divide the Bill 
into two, negatived ;: 463. Rx a. 466. To.continue and amend said Act, and to extend the same to Ireland ; Ordered, Lxv11. 203. 
Presented; printed; 219. Re-committed, 263. Again re-committed, 301. R.A. 351. To continue last Act (52 Geo. III.) ; 
Ordered, rxvii1.18: Presented, 21. Second and third Resolutions of Committee of the Whole House on the Report from the 
Committee on Gold Bullion agreed to on 14 May 1811, read and entered; Bill committed; 32. Order for Third reading, read; 
Motions, That by the law of the realm it is the undoubted right of every person to dispose of his property for what he chooses, to accept, 
and that every man possessed of a bank note has an undoubted right to give it away for nothing, or in exchange for whatever sum he 
pleases; That any statute. having for its object to restrain this right would be contrary to the Constitution; Previous Questions 
thereupon negatived ; four other Motions negatived ; Bill read Third time, and passed, 61. R.a. 106. To revive and continue 
Act 52 Geo. III.; Ordered, 1x1x.168. Presented,171. RB. a. 233- 








Motion for rescinding the third Resolution from the Committee of the Whole House on the Report from the Select Committee on Gold 


Bullion, agreed to 14 May 1811; Negatived, Lxviit. 45. 


Motion respecting the standard weight of Gold as declared in November 1771; Superseded by adjournment, Lxv111. 667. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1065-1068. 1070. 1072-1074. 1077-1080. 1086-1089. 1091-1093. 1396-1398. 1400-1403. 1405-7. 
2718-2720. 5365. 5393. Addresses, 289-296. Bullion. Coin. Committees, 216-218. 1404. Petitions, 235. 
Supply, 3879. 4038. 


Gold and Silver Plate :——See Accounts and Papers, 2721-2723. Excise,23. Plate. Supply, Key to Ways and Means. 
Gold and Silver Wire :—see supply, 4684. 


Gold Rings :——See Customs, 43. 


Golden-Lane Brewery :—see Companies, 19. 


Goldsmid, Mr. Abraham : 


Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to provide for the more complete and effectual liquidation of a debt due by the late Abraham Goldsmid to 


His Majesty ; Regent’s consent signified ; Bill ordered ; presented; Lxvir. 184. Re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 
235. Printed, 286. Lords Amendments agreed to, 461. R. a. 486. 


Petition for a Bill to authorize a composition for the debt remaining due to His Majesty from the late Abraham Goldsmid and his surviving 


partners ; Offered ; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition brought up; Lxxv. 152. Referred,154. Bill ordered, 240. Presented, 
251. Petition of John Haynes against, 330. Bill re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 331. RB. A. 422. 


Goods :——See Committees, 292. Duties, 5, 6, 7. Petitions, 236. Prizes, 2. Revenue, 12. Warehousing. 
Goodeve, John :—see Elections, 512. 

Goodiff, Mr. :—see Committees, 1777. 

Goold, Thomas :— see House, 392. 

Gore, Major General Arthur :—see Addresses, 515. 

Gozo :——See Accounts and Papers, 1440. 1442. 3279. Addresses, 412. 274. Supply, 2832. 

Grady, Thomas :—see House, 211. Quin, The Honowrable Wyndham Wyndham. 

Grady, Thomas William :—see House, 212. Quin, The Honourable Wyndham Wyndham. 


Grafton x Duke of :——Bill to confirm an agreement between the Treasury and, the Duke of Grafton [relative to prisage of 


wine]; Ordered, Lx1. 407. Presented, 411. R. A. 479. See Accounts and Papers, 2724. Committees, 551. 


Graham, Aaron :—See Supply, 3667. 


Graham, Lieutenant General Sir Thomas :—see House, 121.145. Lynedoch, Lord. 


Grain *——See Accounts and Papers, 1550-1656. 4228-4233. 4519. Addresses, 163. Committees, 552, 553- 629. 631. 
1578-9. Corn. Excise, 1. Flour. Laws Expiring, 7. 17. 19. - Malt. Petitions, 238. Rice, 1. 
Spirits, 1. 5. 25- 29- 31- 34- 36. 51. 55. 58. 84. Supply, 4487. West Indies, 8. 

Grampound ‘———-See Committees, 411. Elections, 46, 47. 163-167. 

Grand Canal Company (Ireland) :———~See Accounts and Papers, 1105. Committees, 1651. 1654. 
Navigations, 3. Supply, 2937. 3195: 3455: 

Grand J unction Canal *——See Coals, 2. 4. Navigations, 47. Waterworks, 22. 


Grand Juries, and Grand Jury Presentments (Ireland): Bills relative thereto: 
To alter and amend the laws relating to the mode of levying money by Grand Juries in Ireland; Ordered, x11. 346. Not presented. 
To empower Grand Juries in Ireland (or persons appointed by them) to sell or exchange ground that has been occupied by old court houses 


or gaols; Ordered, LX111. 349. Presented, 436. R.A. 476. 


To amend the Grand Jury Laws of Ireland; Ordered, txi1v. 341. Not presented. 
Petition for Bill to alter and amend Act respecting the collection of public money to be levied in the county of the city of Dublin by 


presentment; Referred, Lxiv. 45- Bill ordered, 160. Presented, 162. RB. A. 256. 


To amend the laws in Ireland respecting the mode of presenting and accounting for monies raised by Grand Juries; Ordered, Lxv. 113. 


Presented ; printed; 172. Committed, 400. Committee put off for three months, 424. 


For further regulating the powers of Grand Juries in Ireland; Ordered, rxvi1. 380. Presented; printed; 382. Agreed to-by the 


Lords, with Amendments, 481. ‘Consideration of Amendments put off for three months nem. con, 512. 
LXVIII.210. Presented; printed; 221. Committed; considered, but no Report made; 513. 





Another Bill ordered, 


7. To 


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530 GRAN D—GREENWICH. 
e , 
Grand Juries, &amp;c.: Bills relative thereto—continued. 
7. To provide for the more deliberate investigation of Presentments to be made by Grand Juries in Ireland ; Ordered, txx11, 306. Pre- 


sented ; printed; 334. Again printed, 370, 422, 442. Re-committed, 394. Again re-committed, 422, 428. B.A. 475.———— 
To suspend the operation of said Act; Ordered; presented; LXXIII. 13. RB. A. 77. 


8. For the more deliberate investigation of Presentments to be made by Grand Juries for roads and other public works in Ireland ; Ordered, 
LXXI1I. 297. Not presented. Another Bill; Ordered, uxx111. 321. Presented; printed; 335. Again printed, 347. 
Re-committed ; again printed; 364. Again re-committed, 373. Lords Amendment agreed to, 405. R. A. 413- 

9. To provide for a more equal assessment of monies levied by Presentments in Ireland; Ordered, txx1v. 482. Presented; printed; 629. 

ot proceeded in. ; 


11. To amend the laws for making, repairing and improving the roads and other public works in Ireland, by Grand Jury Presentments ; 
Ordered, txxrv. 506. Presented; printed; 507. Again printed, 561. Rr. A. 624. 





12. For the right proceeding of Grand Juries in Ireland upon bills of indictment ; Ordered, Lxx1.36. Presented; printed; 418. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 509. RB. A. 515. 


13. To amend certain Acts in force in Ireland relating to the power of Grand Juries ; Ordered, Lxx1. 431. Order discharged, 484. 


14. To regulate the presenting of money under the directions of Grand Juries in Ireland; Ordered, Lxx11.95. Presented ; printed; 106. 
Petition of Grand Jury of Cork against, 232. Committee put off for six months, 233. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2726-2733. 3092. 3889. Addresses, 23'7. Bridges, 4. Committees, 554. 1533-1536. 
Constables, 5. Pavings, 59. 73. Petitions, 239. - Roads, 1-4. Spirits, 78. ; 


Granilla :—see Cochineal, 1. 


Granite :——Motion for an account of all Granite and other Stone purchased by the Navy Board, or any other branch of 
Government, from 1st January 1816 to 1st January 1819; Withdrawn, LxxIv. 113. 


Grant, Lieutenant :—see supply, 708. 

Grant, Major General Sir Colquhoun :—see House, 145. 

G rants :—See Accounts and Papers, 1919-1922. 2734. Supply, Key to Supply, Key to Ways and Means. 
Grass Lands Premium :—see Supply, 241. 

Gratuities :——See Accounts and Papers, 2548-9. Fees. Supply, 2815. 

Graves, Rear Admiral :—see House, 132. Petitions, 34. 


Great Seal :——Messenger attending the Great Seal ordered to attend the House forthwith, respecting a complaint of delay in the 
execution of a writ issued on 29th April 1807, for the election of burgesses for Poole ; Messenger attends; called in and examined ; 
LXII. 722. See Accounts and Papers, 2557. 2735-2737. 3821. Pardons. Petitions, 644. 


Great Sessions in Wales :—See Courts of Justice, 74, 75. 


Greathead P Mr. :——See Committees, 1537-8. Petitions, 664. Supply, 511. 2655. 
Green Coat Hospital, Cork :—see Accounts and Papers, 1547. Committees, 1431. Petitions, 645, 646. 
Supply, Key to Supply. 


Green Wax :——See Accounts and Papers, 2739. - 


Greenaway, Sarah :——See Elections, 349. 561. House, 213. 
Greenland Whale Fisher y :——See Accounts and Papers, 4532. 5185-6. Commit ‘ees, 463-468. 607. 609. 623. 
621. 638. 644. 1574-5. 1577- 1579. 1581. 1583. Fish and Fisheries, 23-26. Laws Expiring, 3. 14. 19. 25. 


Gr eenock, Port of *——See Accounts.and Papers, 2289. 


Greenwich Chest :—2ill for improving the Funds of the Chest at Greenwich; Ordered, tx1. 448. Instructions for 
granting a sum out of bounty money for the benefit of the Chest, and to amend Act 43 Geo. III. for improving the Funds of the Chest at 
Chatham, and for transferring the administration of the same to Greenwich Hospital, 453. Bill presented; printed; 467. n. a. 546. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2740-1. Chatham Chest. Committees, 769. Greenwich Hospital, 3. Messages, 48. 


Greenwich Hospital : 


Bill to empower the Commissioners of the Royal Hospital for seamen at Greenwich to make further allowances to Pensioners ; Ordered, 
Lx1. 448. Instruction for granting a sum out of bounty money, for the benefit of the Hospital, and to empower the Commissioners to 
make certain allowances to old and infirm officers of the Navy, 453. Bill presented ; printed; 467. Rr. a. 546. 


2. Bill to prevent the embezzlement of property belonging to the Hospital ; Ordered, tx1x. 386. Presented, 404. R. a. 496. 


3. Bill to authorize the Commissioners and Governors to transfer a certain sum from the chest of Greenwich ; Ordered 
Presented, 237. R. A. 296. 


4. Bill to settle the share of prize money payable to the Hospital; Ordered, Lxx11. 428. Presented, 430. R.A. 474. 


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» LXx. 158. 


5. Motion for leave'to bring in a Bill for the encouragement of His Majesty’s Naval service, by regulating the appointment to offices in the 
Naval Asylum end in Greenwich Hospital ; Amendment made, and main Question amended ; Negatived, Lx111. 156. 

6. Copy of Charter, dated 6 December 1775, presented 14 March 1808, Fourteenth Report of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry, and 
Entries in Journals of 12 November 1724 and 27 January 1727, of the Speeches of King George I. Read, and Resolutions, That 
a Commission was granted by King William, for establishing an Hospital at Greenwich for the reception of wor out and wounded 
Seamen, for the purpose of encouraging the sea service, which has since been enlarged by various Acts and a charter, by which it is 
directed, that all officers in the Hospital be seafaring men; That it is expedient, with certain exceptions, that the officers should be 
selected from seafaring men who have served in His Majesty’s Navy; That no landsman or seafaring man not having served 
in the Navy should be appointed to any office, with the above exceptions, unless notice of vacancies shall have been given in the 
public papers ; Resolutions to be laid before His Majesty, with an Address for granting such new charter or making such alterations 
in the existing charter as may be necessary for carrying them into execution; Lx111.198. Answer, 257. 


.1. . Motion, That the appointment of Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital is not a commission in the Army or Navy ; Previous Question negatived, 
LXXI. 324. 


8, Motion for appointing a Select Committee, to inquire into the causes of the difference between the gross and net receipts of the estates of 
Greenwich Hospital ; Negatived, Lx x1. 370. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2743-2758. 3475- 5451. Addresses, 459. Committees, 769. Elections, 373. 583. 
Messages, 48. Navy, 17. Petitions, 44. Questions, 17. 78. Simonburn Rectory, 2, 3. 


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Grenada and Saint Vincent :——Bill for extending the time for the payment of certain sums advanced by way of loan 
to several persons connected with or trading to the islands of Grenada and Saint Vincent ; Ordered, Lv11. 236. Presented, 255. 


R. A, 386.———— For enlarging the period for the payment of part of certain sums advanced to seyeral persons connected with the 
_ islands of Grenada and Saint Vincent; Ordered, rv111. 257. Presented, 267. Rk. a. 419. To rectify a mistake in last 
Act; Ordered, tvii1. 595. Presented, 598. 2. a. 637. 


See Accounts and Papers, 13§. 2'759~2'762. Addresses, 67. 238-9. Committees, 555, 655- 1539-1442. Petitions 
241. 647, 648. Reports, 31. 


Greville’s Collection of Minerals :—see Committees, 1641. Museum, 7. Petitions, 679. Supply, 
2238. 2585. ; 


Grey, Lord :—-see Supply, 515. 





Grievances :——Grand Committee for Grievances ordered at the beginning of each Session to sit every Thursday in the afternoon 
in the House; LVI. 14.—LVII. 4.—LVIII. 9.—LIX. §.—LX. 5.—LXI. 10.—L X11. 5. 561.—L X11. 6.—L XIV. 5-—LXV, 9.—LXVI. 35. 
LXVII. 11.—-LXVILI. §.-—-LX1X. 6,—Lxx. 6.—Lxx1. 6.—Lxxul. 8.—LXXIII. §.—LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 5. 109. 


Grimsby, Great :—See Adresses, 514. ~ ° Committees, 1818. 1819. Elections, 169-174. 517. 
Grocers :———See Petitions, 243. 

Grosvenor, Major General Thomas :—see Howe, 109. Members, 96. 
Guadaloupe *——See Addresses, 413. Commattees, 1 194. 1197. 1204. 1222. Sugar, 21. 23, 24. 32. 
Guadaloupe Claimants :—See Accounts and Papers, 2766. Committees, 1543. Petitions, 649. 


Guards, Garrisons, and other Land Forces :—see Accounts and Papers, Key to Army; Supply, Key to 
Supply. 


Guern sey :--—Motion for Address for copy of the Commission of Inquiry into the jurisprudence of the island of Guernsey, and 


the Report of the Commission thereupon ; Withdrawn, txxiv. 596. See Accounts and Papers, 2768-9. 5201. 5216. 5218. 5462. 
Addresses, 142. Committees, 629. Corn, 12. Customs, 3. Fish, 27. Laws Expiring, 17. Petitions, 244. 
Rum. Smuggling, 4. Tea, 2. 


Guerriérre Frigate :——See Accounts and Papers, 3582-3. 
Guiana :——See Accounts and Papers, 1435. 
Gum Seneg a:—See Accounts and Papers, 2770. 


Gunpowder : 
Bill to repeal so much of Act 1 Jac. II. as prohibits the importation of Gunpowder, &amp;c. from Ireland ; Ordered, Lx1. 508. Presented, 510. 


R. A. 560. 
Bill to repeal certain parts of Act 12 Geo. III. c. 61, relating thereto ; Ordered ; presented; Lx1x. 478. R.A. 514. 
See Accounts and Papers, 822-3. 3484-3487. Committees, 309. 557. 962. Customs, 41. Ireland, 6. 9. 
Gurney, Mr. :——See Supply, Key to Supply. 
Gypsum :——See Aocounts and Papers, 2771. Customs, 13 








HABEAS Corpus : 


Bill to revive and continue Acts for empowering His Majesty to secure and detain such persons as His Majesty shall suspect are con- 
spiring against His Majesty’s person and government ; Ordered ; presented, and passed; Lv1. 278. R.A. 290. 


Bill for indemnifying persons who have acted in apprehending in Great Britain persons suspected of high treason ; Ordered, ivi. 468. 
Presented ; printed; 476. Petitions against, to lie on the Table, from, Barnard, John, junior, 542. Barnes, John, 542. Belton, 
Peter, 511. Bone, John, 520. Blythe, George, 520. Clay, Charles, 542. Eastburn, Wallis, 520. Ebsworth, George, 542. Edwards, 
William, 542. Evans, Thomas, 511. Flinn, Robert, 542. Goudluck, Thomas, 511. Haselden, John, 542. Herron, John, 511. 
Humphreys, Thomas, 542. Lemaitre, Paul Thomas, 494. Maxwell, John, 542. Moore, Jasper, 511. Oxlade, John, 542. Patten, 
Joseph, 520. Roberts, John, 511. Rogers, Alexander, 542. Secker, Richard, 542. Young, James, 542. RB. 4. 625. 


Bill to empower His Majesty’s to secure and detain suspected persons ; From the Lords, txx11.108. Printed, 110. Read First and 
Second time, and committed, 114. Read the Thirdtime; Clauses offered; Motions for bringing them up, negatived; Amendments 
made; Bill passed, with Amendments, '124. Agreed to by the Lords, 127. RB. A. 130. To continue Act; From the Lords ; 
LXXII. 379. Read, 393. Petitions against, and the continuance thereof, from Bath, 119. Berkshite, 344. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 
424, ®. Birmingham, 414, rp. Chester, 362. Cornwall, 204. Dundee, 194. Evans, Thomas, 118, 423, Pp. Gamlingay, 377. 
Godalming, 424,P. Herts, 391. Hull, Kingston upon, 379, P. Kent, 399, P- Knight, John, 478. Lemaitre, Paul Thomas, 391, r. 
Liverpool, 123. London; Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commons, 113, 399. Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Livery, 123, 315. Lynn, 
King’s, 370, P. Middlesex, 398, Pp. 400. Nottingham, 113. Preston, Richard, 469, rp. Reading, 316. Rochester, 372. Royton, 126. 
Shepherd, William; and Preston, Richard, 469, rp. Smith, Egerton, 411. Tavistock, 356. Warwick, 392, P. Westminster, 110. 
Wight, Isle of, 355. Motion for an instruction to limit the duration of the Act till 1 December 1817; Negatived, 415. Bill passed, 
with Amendments, 425. Agreed to by the Lords, 427. nk. a. 427. 


Bill to repeal last Act; From the Lords; Read; yxxiti.11. RB. A. 14. 


Bill for indemnifying persons who have acted in apprehending, imprisoning or detaining in custody, persons suspected of high treason ; 
From the Lords; day appointed for First reading, and to be printed; Lxx11t.141. Read, 149. Petitions against, to lie on the 
Table, from Boston, 148,P. Liverpool, 159,. Kirton and Swineshead, 170. King’s Lynn, 176, Pp. 176,182. Thomas Preston, 
184,P. 185. Snettisham, 191. k. a. 188. . 

Bill to continue Act of the Parliament of Ireland for empowering the Lord Lieutenant, or other Chief Governor of Ireland, to apprehend 


and detain such persons as he or they shall suspect for conspiring against His Majesty's person and government ; Ordered, Lvs. 170. 
Presented, 176. R.A. 219. ; 





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532 HABEAS——HARDINGE. 


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Habeas Corpus—continued. 


7. Bill to empower the Lord Lieutenant, or other Chief Governor of Ireland, to apprehend and detain such persons as he or they shall 
suspect for conspiring against His Majesty’s person and government ; Ordered ; presented; Lv111. 645. R. a. 647.————To continue 


said Act; Ordered ; presented ; L1x.25. R.A. 54. ——==— Motion for Bill to continue said Act; Amendment proposed, but not 
made; Bill ordered; 1x. 45. Presented, 47. R. a. 81. 


8. Motion, That John Herron he called in, and examined respecting the hardships he has received during his confinement under the 
suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act; Negatived, Lv1. 281. 


9. Petitions of Francis Ward, William Benbow, John Knight, Samuel Haynes, Joseph Mitchell, Thomas Evans, William Ogden, John 
Stewart, and John Bagguley, complaining of the operation of the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act Read ; Motion, That a Committee 
be appointed to examine the truth of the allegations contained in the said Petitions ; Negatived, Lx x111. 77. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2772-3. 5021. 5463-4. Addresses, 241. Amendments, 46. Courts, 66. Petitions, 246. 
Seditivus Meetings. ‘ 


Habeas Corpus ad subjiciendum :——Motion, That a power to compel obedience to writs of Habeas Corpus ad 
aubjiciendum, is essential to the satisfactory administration of the law; Withdrawn, .xx1. 36. See Committees, 1544. 


Habeas Corpus ad testificandum :—Bill for the more effectual administration of justice by the issuing of writs of 


Habeas Corpus ad testificandum; From the Lords, x1x. 416. Read; printed; 419. Reported, with Amendments, 427. Passed, with 
Amendments, 428. Agreed to by the Lords, 431. R.A. 441. 


H aberdashery :——See Accounts and Papers, 1666. 


Hackney Coaches: Bills relative to Hackney Coaches, Hackney Chariots, &amp;c. : 
1. To authorize the licensing an additional number of Hackney Coaches; Ordered, tv11. 536. Presented, 545. Rk. A. 641. 


2. For explaining and amending several Acts relating to Hackney Coaches, &amp;c.; Ordered, 11x. 385. Presented, 388. R. A. 431. 


3. For repealing the rates and fares taken by licensed Hackney Coachmen, and for establishing others in lieu thereof ; and for amending the 
laws relating to Hackney Coaches; Ordered, rx111. 404. Presented; printed; 411. R. a. 464. 


To amend Acts relating to Hackney Coaches; Ordered, rx1x. 267. Not presented. 


For the better regulation of the drivers of Hackney Coaches ; Ordered, Lx1x. 462. Presented, 465. R.A. 514. - To amend said 
Act; Ordered, Lxx. 22. Order discharged, and another Bill ordered; presented; printed; 46. Committed, 55. Committee 
put off for six months, 77. 


Te amend several Acts relating to Hackney Coaches; Ordered, Lxx.412. Presented ; printed ; 436. R. a. 469. 


7. To authorize the keeping a Hackney Coach or Chariot under the same licence; Ordered, Lx x11. 403. Presented, 418. Instruction to 
make regulations relating to the Sons of Coaches and Chariots, 443. R.A. 474- 


See Committees, 558. Hawkers and Pedlars, 1. Petitions, 247-8. 
Hackney Coach Horses :——See Agriculture, 2. Supply, 5523- 





Hainault Forest :—see Forests,6. Petitions, 249. 
Hair Powder s———See Accounts and Papers, 2774-5. Assessed Taxes, 1. Starch, 3. 
Hale, Ann :—ee Elections, 349. 561. -House, 213. 


Half P ay :——See Accounts and Papers, Key to Army ; also, 2776-7. 3586. 3657. 3668. Addresses, 603. Army, 8-12. 
Compassionate List. Navy, 23. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Halifax (America) :—see Committees, 6. Prizes, 1. 

Halkett, Major General Sir Colin :—see House, 145. 

Hall ‘ Walter :—See Accounts and Papers, 2778. Addresses, 242. 

Hall, Jolin :—-see Etections, 169. 564. House, 214. 

Hallamshire Cutlers :—see Companies, 21. Cutlery Trade, 2. 

Hallett, William :—see Elections, 98.555. House, 215. 

Halloran, Doctor :—see Petitions, 251. 

Hamburgh :—see Navy, 61. Postage, 9. 

Hamilton, Major General John :—see House, 104. 

Hamilton, Sir Charles :—see Members, 94. 

Hamoaze Harbour :—see Navy, 39. 

Hanaper Office *——See Accounts and Papers, 2558-2560. 2562. 

Handkerchiefs :—see Committees, 394, 397- East India Affairs, 26. 29. 
Hanover :—See Accounts and Papers, 4237. Addresses, 35» -House,26. Messages, 77. 
Hanchett, Captain :—see Accounts and Papers, 2779. 4102-3. Petitions, 253. 
Harborough, Earl of :—see Indemnity, 14. 

Harbours:—See Docks.  Man,Isleof,9. Packet Boats. 

Hard Labour :—See Penitentiary Houses, 1. Transportation, 3. 

Hardinge, Captain George Nicholas :—see Addresses,515. Questions, 18. 


Hardinge, Sir Richard :—see Petitions, 17. 
Hardware : 


HHARDWARE——-HESSE. 533, 


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Hardware :—See Accounts and Papers, 1666. 2957. 


Hares: 


1. Bill to repeal so much of Act 1 Jac. I. as relates to the penalties on shooting at Hares, and also to alter the provisions of Act 3 Geo. I. 
so far as relates to the appointment of gamekeepers ; Ordered, Lx111. 394. Presented ; printed; 403. R. a. 464. 


2 il for repealing so mach of the Act ofthe Parliament of Scotland, 4 sess, 1 Queen Anne, as relates tothe shooting of Hares; Ordered, 
Hargrave’s Manuscripts :—see Addresses, 491. Committees, 1545. ‘Petitions, 651. 
Harvey, Brigadier General William Maundey :—see House, 145. 
Harvey, Rear Admiral Eliab :—see members, 91. 
Haslar Hospital :—see Accounts and Papers, 3660. Supply, 3958. 
Hastings, Marquess of :—see House, 122. 


Hastings, Warren, Esquire :—see Accounts and Papers, 2123-4. Supply, 2701. 2890. 2959. 


Hats: Bills relative to the Duties on Hats : 


1. For repealing the Hat Duty in Great Britain; Ordered, tx v1. 360. Presented, 377. RB. A. 433. 
For granting certain Duties on licences to persons selling Hats, &amp;c. in Ireland; Ordered, tvi11. 224. Presented, 230. R. A. 286. 


To repeal the Duties of stamps on Hats in Ireland; Ordered, txv1. 360. Presented, 363. R. a. 409. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2780. Committees, 559. 968. Petitions, 255. 471. 


Hatsell, John, Esquire :—see House, 268. 


Hawkers and Pedlars: Bills relative Hawkers and Pedlars: 


1. For placing the duties of Hawkers and Pedlars under. the management of the Commissioners of Hackney Coaches; Ordered, LXv. 310. 
Presented, 344. R.A. 448. To amend the said Act; Ordered, Lxvi1. 462. Presented, 471. R.A.517. Ordered, Lx1x. 267. 





Not presented. 
2. To regulate Hawkers and Pedlars in Scotland; Ordered, Lxx. 224. Presented; printed; 228. R.A. 363. 
See Committees, 561. 1574. Petitions, 256. 
Hawkins, Sir Christopher :——See Accounts and Papers, 3844. Elections, 2'7'7. 511. Members, 32. 
Hay, Major General Andrew :—see Adiresses,515. House, 121. 145. 
Haynes, Samuel :——See Habeas Corpus, 9. Petitions, 246. 
Health, Board Of :—See Accounts and Papers, 1914. 
Hearths (Ireland) :——See Accounts and Papers, 889. 892-898. 2548. 2781. Assessed Taxes 7. 9. 11. 23. 26. 28. 
Petitions, 257. Supply, 5203. 


Heat, Words of :—see Members, 98-102. 

Heath-Fow] :—see Game, 3. 

Helena, St. :——See Accounts and Papers, 1429. 2782..5016. Buonaparte, 2. 
Heligoland :——See Accounts and Papers, 1429. 2783. 5465. Ships and Vessels, 14. Supply, 2246. 2440. 
Helleston :—see Elections, 48. 185. 


Hemp and Hempen Manufactures :—see Accounts and Papers, 1315, 9605-2613. 2784-5. 119. 3117. 


3131. 3475- 3486. 3552. Committees, 562. 632. 638. 685. 1516. 1579. 1581. Laws Expiring, 19. 25,26. ' Patents, 12. 
Petitions, 221. Supply, 4604. 4879. 

Henlock, Mr. :—Seec Elections, 211. 

H enry the Seventh’'s Chapel :——See Accounts and Papers, 5173. Committees, 1807. Petitions, 721. 


Supply, Key to Supply. 
Heralds, Pursuivants, and Trumpeters :—see Accounts and Papers, 2786. Supply, ‘Key to Supply. 
Herculaneum Manuscripts :—See Accounts and Papers, 2787. Addresses, 243. 492. 
Hereditary Revenues :—see Accounts and Papers, 1236. 1238. .4326~7. 
Herries, Mr. :—see Accounts and Papers, 2788. 


Herrings and Herring Fishery :—see Accounts and Papers, 2599. 2789-2794. 3284. 3289. Committees, 
469-474. 1546. Fisheries, 13-16. Petitions, 218. 334. 652. 
Herron, John :—see Habeas Corpus, 8. 


Hertford College, Oxford *——Bill to authorize the transfer of certain three per centum annuities standing in the name 
of the dissolved College of Hertford, Oxford ; Ordered; presented; LXXI.472. R.A. 515. See Estates, 7. 299. 


Hesse Hombourg, Hereditary Prince of :—Ssee Addresses, 51. Messages, 116. Queen 
Charlotte, 1. 


Hesse, Princess of :—sSee Messages, 87. , 
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Hibernian Marine Society t——See Accounts and Papers, 2795- Petitions, 653. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Hibernian Mine Company :—See Petitions, 654. 


Hibernian School for Soldiers Children :—see Accounts and Papers, 2336. 2796. Petitions, 655. 
Supply, Key to Supply. 


Hides and Skins: Bills relative to Hides and Skins: 


To explain and amend Act of last Session, for preventing the damaging of Raw Hides and Skins in the Flaying thereof ; Ordered, Lv1. 390. 
Presented ; printed; 409. Committed to a Select Committee ; all who come to have voices ; 439, R.A. 599. 


Petition of Leather Manufacturers of London, for Bill to extend Acts 39, 40 and 41 Geo. III. relating to Hides and Skins, to the cities of 
London and Westminster ; Referred, Lv111.183. Bill ordered, 341. Presented, 351. 2B. a. 578. 


Petition for Bill to alter and amend Act 43 Geo. III. for preventing the damaging of Raw Hides and Skins in London and Westminster, 
&amp;c.; Referred, 1x1. 108. Petition of London and Westminster butchers; Referred, 114. Petitions against application, 171, 261, 
264, 272,277, 280, 282, 285, 288, 292, 300, 314, 315, 321. Bill ordered, 277. Bill presented, 329. Petitions against, 342, 
354, 359, 367, 376, 389, 390, 395, 399, 430, 451, 454. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 360. Not 
proceeded tn. 


Petition for Bill to alter and amend Act 43 Geo. III.; Referred, rx11. 184. Bill ordered, 214. Presented, 294. Petition of butchers of 
London against ; Referred ; Counsel ordered; voices ; 327. Petition of Curriers against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 330. Power 
to Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 362. Petition renewed, and referred, 621. Bill ordered, 642. Presented, 651. 
Petition of Curriers, &amp;c. of London against; to lie on the Table till second Reading, 701. Bill committed; Petition against again 
read; referred; Counsel ordered; voices; 707. Petition of the Company of Butchers of London against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 737. Not proceeded in. 


Petition for Bill to amend Act 43 Geo. III.; Referred, xx111. 74. Bill ordered, 100. Presented, 214. Petition of the Company of 
Butchers of London against; Referred ; Counselordered; voices; 237. Bill re-committed ; Petition of Tanners of Leadenhall-market 
against; 291. R.A. 373. 

For repealing the duties of Customs on the importation of Hides in the hair; Ordered, Lxv1. 373. Presented, 377. R..a. 433. 


For the better collection of the duties on Hides and Skins, tanned or dressed, or finished in oil, and on Vellum and Parchment made in 
Ireland; Ordered, uxv111. 436. Presented, 444. RB. A. 542. 


To make further provision for collecting and securing the duties of Excise on Hides and Skins tanned in Ireland; Ordered, rxx. 346. 
Presented, 354. R. A. 415. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2461. 2797-2808. Committees, 106. 287. 289. 563-4. 629. 631. 15°74. 15'78-1581. Customs, 
2.6. 13. French Goods. Glass, 5. Laws Expiring, 2. 18, 19. 25. 29. Leather, 2. Oak Bark, 2. 
Petitions, 258. Supply, 4908-9. 5327. 


High Bailiff of Westminster :—see Westminster, High Bailif of 
Hi gh Meadow Estate :——-See Accounts and Papers, 2815. King, 36. 
High-Treason :—see Treason. 


Hi hland Improvements ‘Motion for an Address, for issuing a sum to the Commissioners of Highland Roads and 
ridges, towards repairing the damage done by a storm in October 1819, to the unfinished Harbour Piers at Peterhead and Banff; 


Previous Question thereupon negatived, LXXV. 444. See Accounts and Papers, 2809-2813. Addresses, 244. 604, 
Committees, 565-6. 1547-8. House, 41. King, 76. Scotland, 1-4. Supply, Key to Supply ; 
also 5338-9. 
Highland Society :——See Accounts and Papers, 2814. Companies, 22. King, 123. 


Highmore, Doctor :—see Petitions, 142. 
Highw AYS :—See Accounts and Papers, 2816. 5081. 5609. Committees, 1548-1563. Poor, 33. Roads. Turnpike Roads. 
Hilary Term :—see Terms. 


H ill, Lord :——For Bill for settling an annuity on him; Ordered, Lx1tx. 343. Presented, 440. R. a. 516. See Committees, 
771. House, 102. 114. 145. King, 77. Messages, 49. 


Hill, Mr. Beauchamp :——Motion respecting his promotion to the office of Inspector General of Excise in Ireland ; 
Previous Question thereupon negatived, rxtv. 361. See Accounts and Papers, 2484. Ereise, 34. 


Hilsea Lands (near Portsmouth) :—see Accounts and Papers, 3782. 
Hinuber, Major General Sir Henry, x. c. B. :—See Howse, 145. 
Hislop, Lieutenant General Sir Thomas :—see House, 122. 186. 


Hobhouse, Mr. :—see Complaints, 22. House, 216. 


Hodge, Arthur :—see Accounts and Papers, 4629. Addresses, 388. 

Hoghton, Major General Daniel :—see Addresses, 515. Howse, 103. 

Holidays :—See Customs, 54- Biciee. 25. Petitions,259. 

Holland :—sec ‘Accounts and Papers, 1662. \4714. 5453-5486. 5488. 5601. “Addresses, 27. Questions, 82. 


Holy Orders :—See Clergy. Elections, 584. 793. Members 116. 


Holvhead Harbour :—see Accounts and Pavers, 2817-2823. Docks, 6. King, 125. Petitions, 174. 656. 
Supply, Key to Supply. 


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Holyhead Mail :—see Petitions, 261. 


H olyhead Roads :——See Accounts and Papers, 2824~2827. Addresses, 461. Committees, 1557-1563. Supply, 
Key to Supply ; also 5340. Turnpike Roads, 19. 


Hombourg, Prince of Hesse :—see Hesse Hombourg. 

Home Produce :—see Petitions, 262. 

Honduras :—See Committees,699. Mahogany. — Murder. Ships end Vessels, 14. 
Hone, William :—see Accounts and Papers, 5611. 


Hood 9 Lord :——See Accounts and Papers, 2828-9. House, 115. 119. Members, 96. 


Hops: Bills relative to Hops: 
For reducing the Duty of Excise on Hops the growth of Great Britain ; Ordered, ux. 437. Presented, 450. . a. 487. 


For amending the laws relating to the marking of bags and pockets of Hops; Ordered, rx111. 458. Presented, 459. R. a. 476. 


To amend Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo, III. c. 81, to repeal an Act to prevent frauds and abuses in the trade of Hops; Ordered; presented; printed ; 
Lx1x. 83. Again printed, 228. Re-committed, 270. R. a. 496. . 


To amend Acts for preventing abuses in the packing or bagging of Hops; Ordered, rxx11. 224. Presented; printed; 225. Petitions 

against, fiom, Burwash, 265. Etchingham, 265. Hastings, 265. Heathfield, 265. Mayfield, 265. Rye, 259. Rotherfield, 265. 

Ticehurst, 265. Wadhurst, 265. Order for Second reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn; another Bill ordered; 268. Presented; 

Westfield ; Salehurst; Peasmarsh ; Ewhurst and Bodiam; Icklesham and Guestling; Iden and Playdon; Northiam and Fairlight 

and Pett; 369. Mountfield and Brightling ; Fairlight and Pett; Beckly ; Ewhurst and Bodiam; Battle ; Salehurst ; Ticehurst; Nor- 

printed; 336. Petitions against, from, Battle; Beckley; Udimore and Brede; Mountfield and Brightling; Seddlescomb and 
thiam ; Tenterden ; Sandhurst and Newenden ; Wittersham ; Stone and Ebony ; Seddlescomb and Westfield ; Appledore and Woodchurch ; 

Rolvenden ; Burwash and Etchingham ; Hawkhurst ; Udimore; Brede ; Icklesham and Guestling; 371. Second reading put off for 

six months, 377. 

For allowing the importation of Hops into Ireland at a like duty as is payable in Great Britain; Ordered, tv1. 326. Presented, 331. 
R. a. 448. To continue so much of said Act as permits British Hops to be imported into Ireland at a low rate of duty ; Ordered, 
LVI. 578. Presented, 587. Rr. a. 664. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2830-2837. Beer, 7. Committees, 56'7-5'71. Excise, 8, 2°7. Petitions, 263. 
Supply, 45'78. 4681. 5217. 


Hope, C. Lord Advocate of Scotland :—see Accounts and Papers, 3450-1. Scotland, 5. 





Hope, Lieutenant General the Honourable John :—see House, 102. 123. 

Hope, Major General John :—see House, 145. 

Hopping, Thomas :—see Elections, 197. 

Hornby, Jolin :—see Lotteries, 7. 

Horne Tooke :—see Clergy, 34. Elections, 584. 834. Members, 103. 

Horns :—See Committees, 289. Customs, 6. 

Horned Cattle :—see suppyy, 1048. 

Horses :—Bill for enlarging the time for which Horses may be let to hire without being subject to any annual duty ; Ordered; 


instruction for explaining and amending several Acts relating to the duties on Horses, Servants and Carriages; Lv11. 578. Bill pre- 
sented, 586. Instruction to receive a clause for authorizing the allowance in the accounts of the Receivers General of sums advanced 


by them in pursuance of the Acts for raising a provisional force of cavalry, 632. R. a. 660. See Accounts and Papers, 878, 879. 
888. 894. 897. 899. 2838-2845. Agriculture, 2-4. Assessed Taxes, 2.'7. 9. 11. 14. 17. 22, 23. 26. Clergy, 1. 
Committees, 283. 5'72-5'76. Petitions, 264-266. Post Horses. Supply, Key to Ways and Means ; also 5194-5198. 
5206. 5208-9. Turnpike Roads, 1. 


Horse Guards :—sSee Supply, 141. 302. 


Horse Patrole :—sSee Supply, Key to Supply. 


Hosi ery :——See Accounts and Papers, 1666. 


Hospitals: Bills relative to Hospitals : 


To amend and render more effectual Act 5 Geo. III, of the Parliament of Ireland for erecting Infirmaries in Ireland ; Ordered, ux. 281. 
Presented; printed; 409. R. A. 488. 


For the more effectually regulating and providing for the relief of the poor, and the management of Infirmaries, &amp;c. in Ireland; Ordered, 
LxI. 447. Presented; printed ; 453. Lords Amendments agreed to, 516. R. A. 546.———_=—To amend said Act; Ordered, tx11. 288, 
Presented, 302- R. A. 304. 


To amend Act of the Parliament of Ireland 5 Geo. III. for erecting and establishing Public Infirmaries or Hospitals in Ireland; Ordered, 
Lx11. 693. Instruction to enable the Lord Lieutenant to direct the payment of money out of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland for erecting 
Hospitals, 716. Bill presented, 728. Rk. a. 830. 


To amend Act 45 Geo. III. c. 111, for amending and rendering more effectual Act of the Parliament of Ireland for erecting and establishing 
Public Infirmaries or Hospitals ; Ordered ; presented; Lx1v.195. R. A. 256. 


To amend Acts of the Parliament of Ireland for erecting Public Infirmaries so far as relates to the salaries of surgeons and apothecaries ; 
Ordered, tx1rx.199. Presented; printed; 212. Rr. a. 310, 


To amend the several Acts for establishing County Infirmaries in Ireland ; Ordered, Lxxt11. 367. Presented; printed; 369. Again 
printed, 405. Further consideration of Report adjourned for three months 424. 


Chelsea Hospital :—-See Chelsea Hospital. 


7. Dublin 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 











536 HOSPITALS——HOUSE. . 











Hospitals : Bills relative to Hospitals—continued. 


7. Dublin Foundling Hospital :—Petition for Bill for the better management thereof; Referred, Lxv. 53. Bill ordered, 150. Pre- 
sented, 154. R. A. 499. Bill to amend several Acts for regulating the Foundling Hospital in Dublin ; Ordered; presented ; 
printed ; Lx1x. 210. Rk. A. 496. Bill to enlarge the powers of the Governors; Ordered, LXxv. 209. Presented, 219. 
Printed, 223. R. A. 374. 











Fever Hospitals :——See Fevers, 1-3. 


Greenwich Hospital :—See Greenwich Hospital. 
8. Kildare Infirmary :——Petition for Bill for authorizing the removal thereof; Referred, Lxv.21. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 192. 
R. A. 448. 


9. Kilkenny Asylum :——For incorporating certain persons to be called Trustees of the Asylum in the city of Kilkenny ; From the Lords 
and read, LXV. 285. R. A. 380. 


Kilmainham Hospital :—See Kilmainkam. 





Leicester, Earl of, Hospital :—See Estates, 364. 


12. Manchester Hospital : — Petition for Bill toenable Sir Oswald Moseley, Bart. to make grants and leases of certain lands and heredi- 
taments in the parish Manchester, for the purposes of the Manchester Infirmary, and for vesting the property belonging to the Charity 
in Trustees; Referred, Lx111. 99. Bill ordered, 192. Presented, 216. Lords Amendments agreed to, 419. R. A. 450. 


13. Meath Hospital :—Petition for Bill for amending Acts ; Referred, Lxx.54. Bill ordered ; presented; 142. R. a. 388. 
Petition for leave to present Petition for Bill for raising further sums of money for building and supporting Meath Hospital; Referred, 
LXX1V. 259. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 269. Read, and re-committed, 271. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 
277. Read; leave given; Petition presented and referred; 285. Bill ordered, 287. Presented, 298. Rk. A. 529. 





14. Richmond :—Bill to regulate the appointment of Governors of the Richmond Lunatic Asylum ; Ordered, Lx x. 353. Presented ; 
printed ; 357- R.A. 415. 


16. Warwick Hospital :—Petition for Bill for altering and regulating the orders thereof; Referred, Lxv111. 93. Not reported. See 
Estates, 364. : 
See Accounts and Papers, 1965-1967. 2846. 4224. Committees, 579. 581. 


Hospital Service :——See Supply, Key to Supply. 


Hounslow Heath :-—--See Accounts and Papers, 2847. Supply, 4049. 





House. 


I. House resolves to take Matters into consideration ; 1—44. 
II. Calls of the House, and Proceedings thereon ; 45—58. 
III. House resumed; 59, 61. 
IV. House interrupted in their proceedings; 62—71. 
-V. House sits late, On Saturdays, Post Meridiem, &amp;c. ; 72—75. 
VI. House Adjourns; 76—96. 
VII. Thanks of the House ; 97—191. 
VIII. House commits Persons; 192-—9237. 
IX. Clerks of the House ; 238—284. 
X. Serjeant at Arms, and Officers under him; 285—3] 1. 
XI. House appoints Preachers; 312—314. 
XII. Incidental Proceedings ; 315—379. 
XIII. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn; 381—403. 


1.—Questions Negatived ; 381—396. 
2.—Motions Withdrawn ; 397—403. 





I. House resolves to take Matters into consideration—relative to— 
Amherst, Lord :—See infra, 15. 
Bills : 


Early in the next session ; An alteration which had been improperly made in the engrossed copy of the Sugar Distillery Bill; uxrrt. 478. 
Entries in Journal of proceedings of the House upon taking into consideration Lords Amendments to the said Bill, and also of above 


Resolution, read; Select Committee appointed to inquire into the circumstances relating to the said alteration; Lx1v. 14. See 
Committees, 1777. 


2. Early 


HOUSE—continued. 537 
eeeEE=e=e=saes=«uq_omnaPSsgq=aququqQn See 
I. House resolves to take Matters into consideration—continued. 

Bills—continued. 


2. Early in the next session ; The appointment of days limiting the time of receiving Petitions for Private Bills, also the time of receiving 
such Bills, and the Reports from Committees thereon; Lx11.834. Entry in Journal of above Resolution read; Resolutions limiting 
the time for receiving Petitions for Private Bills, Private Bills, and Reports of such Bills; ~x111. 14. 


‘Caledonian Canal :—See infra, 4i. 





3. Camelford :——Early in the next session will resume an inquiry into the corrupt practices reported, by the Committees appointed to 
consider the Petitions from certain electors of the borough of Camelford, to have prevailed at the two last elections for the said borough ; 


Lxxiv. 625. Entry in Journal of above Resolution read; Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a new Writ before a certain 
day; LXXv. 17. 


4, Clergy :——Minutes of the examination taken at the bar of the House on 10th March 1801, and Reports from the Select Committee 
appointed to examine the Journals of the House and Records of Parliament for precedents respecting the eligibility of persons in holy 
orders to sit in the House; Lv1. 318. Considered; Minutes and Reports read; Mr. Horne Tooke heard in his place, and previous 


Question negatived, for a new Writ in his room ; 353. Bill to prevent doubts respecting the eligibility of persons in holy orders to sit 
in the House ; Ordered, 365. See Clergy, 2. 


5. Complaints :——Minutes of Proceedings upon the matter of a complaint made by a Member, that the approaches to the House were 
occupied by a military force; Lxx.145. Order for considering Minutes discharged, 161. 


Counties, State of : —See infra, 16. 


East India: 


6. Article of charge against Richard Colley Marquis Wellesley, respecting the Nabob of Oude; Lx1. 369. Persons ordered to attend, 374. 


Other persons ordered to attend, 386, 411. Considered, and article referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 424. 


See 
Committees, 1288. 


Early in the next session; Accounts presented to the House respecting the revenues and charges, and the commercial concerns, of the 
East India Company; Lx11. 826. Above Resolution read; Select Committee appointed to inquire into the present state of the affairs 
of the East India Company ; Lx1t1. 167. See Committees, 1475+ 

8. Papers presented to the House in 1806 and 1807 relative to the affairs of the province of Oude; Lx111. 55. Considered; Motion, That 

it appears to the House, that un or about the 21st February 1798 the Nabob Saadut Ali ascended the musnud of the province of Oude, 

and that he then entered into a treaty with the Company, &amp;c. Debate thereon adjourned; 91. Resumed; previous Question 
proposed ; Debate thereon adjourned; 160. Resumed; Motion for further adjourning the Debate, negatived; Motion for the 

House to adjourn, withdrawn; 177. Previous Question negatived upon that, and upon ten other Motions relative to the aflairs of 

Oude; Motion, That the Marquis Wellesley had formed schemes of acquisition of territory in direct opposition to the established policy 

of the Company ; that he succeeded in wresting from the Nabob a large portion of his territory, in breach of a treaty, and thereby 

affixed a lasting stigma on the British name, &amp;c.; Amendment proposed, and not made; main Question negatived; 178. Motion, 

That it appears to the House, that the Marquis Wellesley, in carrying into execution the late arrangements in Oude, was actuated by 

an ardent zeal for the public service, &amp;c.; Motion for adjourning the Debate, withdrawn; Resolution agreed to; 179. Other Motions 

respecting the affairs of Oude, 229. Previous Question thereupon, negatived ; Motion, That the British Government are bound in 
honour to revise the treaty of 1801, in order to ascertain whether it would not admit of such modifications as may ultimately prove more 

satisfactory to the Nabob of Oude, and at the same time be of reciprocal advantage to His Highness and the Company, negatived ; 230. 


France : 
9. Pyeliminaries of peace between His Majesty and the French Republic; tv11.'7. Considered, and Resolution for an Address thereupon, 10, 
See Addresses, 43. 


11. Definitive treaty of peace between His Britannic Majesty and the French Republic, His Catholic Majesty, the Batavian Republic, signed 
at Amiens 27 March 1802; Lvi1. 396. Considered; Motion for an Address thereupon; 449. Amendment proposed, and Debate 
thereon adjourned, 450. Resumed, 455. Question amended, and Address resolved on, 456. See Addresses, 519. 


12. Papers presented co the House relative to negotiations with France; yx11. 16. Considered; Resolution for Address thereupon; 50. 
See Addresses, 456. 


13. Copy ofa treaty of peace and amity between His Britannic Majesty and His Most Christian Majesty, signed at Paris goth May 1814 ; 


Lx1Ix. 330. Cvonsidered; Motion for an Address thereupon; Question amended, and Address resolved on; 408. 
Addresses, 44. 


See infra, 17-21. 35. 


See 


14. Grampound Borough :—Early in the next session; The notorious system of corruption which has prevailed in the borough of 
Grampound; txxiv. 617. Entry in Journal of Resolutions of 5 July 1819, read and entered; Bill to exclude the borough of 
Grampound from sending burgesses to Parliament ; Ordered, Lxxv. 65. See Elections, 46. 


Highland Improvements :—See infra, 41. 
Holland :—See infra, 17. 

Hunt, Mr. :—See infra, 33. 

Lord Lieutenant of Ireland :—See infra, 24. 


Messages from His Majesty or the Prince Regent,—relative to— 


15. Amherst, Lord :—Recommending the making compensation to the representatives of the late Jeffrey Lord Amherst for His Majesty’s 


intentions not having been carried into effect relative to the grant of a tract of land in Canada for his Lordship’s services; Lv111. 597. 
Referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 617. See Committees, 756. 


16. Counties, State of :—The state of certain Counties of England; uxv11, 486. Considered; Resolution for Address thereupon ; 492. 
See Addresses, 41. 


France : 
17. | Acquainting the House that considerable military preparations are carrying on in the ports of France and Holland ; rv111. 239. Considered ; 
Resolution for Address thereupon, agreed to, nem. con. ; 242. See Addresses, 27. 


18. Acquainting the House with the termination of the discussions with France; Lv111. 416. Considered ; Motion for Address; Amendment 
proposed, and Debate thereon, adjourned ; 438. Resumed; Amendment not made; Address resolved on; 444. See Addresses, 28. 


19. Respecting the late events in France; Lxx. 195. Considered; Motion for Address; Amendment proposed, and not made; Address 
resolved on; 198. See Addresses, 29. 


Respecting the late events in France, and that His Royal Highness had judged it necessary to enter into engagements with His Majesty’s 
Allies, &amp;c.; Lxx. 312. Considered ; Motion for Address; 329. Amendment proposed, and not made; Address resolved on; 330. 
(See Addresses, 30.) Message referred to the Committee of Supply, 335- See Supply, 14. 3434- 

23. George III. :—Respecting the death of His late Majesty George III, and the necessity of summoning a new Parliament, and 

recommending the House to adopt such measures as may be indispensably necessary to provide for the exigencies of the public service ; 

Lxxv. 90. Considered ; Resolution for Address thereupon; 93. (See Addresses, 33.) Message referred to the Committee of Supply, 

96. See Supply, 16. 


21. 


Holland: 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 6U 











538 HOUSE—conimued. 











1. House resolves to take Matters into consideration—continued. 


Message from His Majesty or the Prince Regent—continued. 
Holland :—See supra, 17. 

24. Lord Lieutenant of Ireland :—For augmenting the allowance to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ; Lxv. 471. Considered; Motion 
for Address for an increase of £.10,000 to be made to the salary; Amendment proposed thereto, and not made; another Amendment 
proposed by adding words ; Amendment proposed to the said proposed Amendment, but not made; Question amended. (See Amendments, 
43.) Address resolved on, 480. See Addresses, 466. 


Militia :—Acquainting the House of the offers of service of the Irish Militia to be employed in Great Britain; rx. 180. Considered; 
Motion for Address thereupon ; Amendment proposed, but not made ; Address resolved on, 188. See Addresses, 32. 


to 
or 


Parliament :—See supra, 23. 


26. Prussia :—Acquainting the House that His Majesty had found himself under the necessity of withdrawing His Minister from the Court 
of Berlin, Prussia having taken possession of Hanover, and His Majesty being informed that the determination had been taken of 
excluding by force the vessels and commodities of this kingdom from ports and countries under the lawful dominion, or forcible 
controul of Prussia; Lx1.232. Considered; Resolution for Address thereupon ; 245. See Addresses, 35. 


27. Queen Caroline : —That His Majesty thinks it necessary, in consequence of the arrival of the Queen, to communicate to the House 
certain papers respecting her conduct since her departure from this kingdom, &amp;c.; Order that the papers referred to in the message 
(which had been presented sealed up) be kept by the Clerk of the House, sealed; ~Lxxv. 281. Communication from the Queen made 
to the House by Mr. Brougham, Her Majesty’s Attorney General; Message considered ; Motion, That the papers referred to in the 
Message, be referred to a Select Committee, to consider the matter thereof and report same with observations ; Debate thereon adjourned, 
288. Further adjourned, 296, 302, 319, 325, 339, 344,356. Order for resuming Debate, discharged, 412. See Queen Caroline. 


28. Seditious Meetings :—'That the Prince Regent-had given orders, that there be laid before the House, Papers respecting certain 
dangerous combinations in the metropolis, and different parts of the kingdom ; Lxx11. 20. Considered; Resolution for Address there- 
upon; 25. (See Addresses, 40.) Papers referred to a Committee of Secrecy, 26. See Committees, 1363. That the Prince 
Regent had given orders, that there be laid before the House, Papers respecting the continuance of dangerous combinations ; LX XII. 311. 


Considered, 318. Resolution, for Address thereupon. (See Addresses, 40.) Papers referred to a Secret Committee, 318. See 
Committees, 1364. 





Messages from the Lords,—relative to— 


29.  Helleston Election Bill :—Requesting the evidence upon which the Helleston Election Bill was passed, to be communicated; Lxx. 
249. Considered ; Resolution to communicate Minutes ; 254. 


31. Statutes, promulgation of :—Acquainting the House, that the Lords having taken into consideration several Resolutions of both 
Houses, in 1796~7, and 1797-8, relative thereto, had come to other Resolutions with respect to the printing and distribution of private 
Acts, to which they desire the concurrence of this House; Lv111. 277. Considered; Resolutions agreed to, with Amendments; 281. 
Message sent to the Lords to desire their concurrence, 282. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 288. 


32. Middlesex Election :—Early in the next Session; Report from the Select Committee on the Middlesex Election Petition, respecting 
the conduct of the Sheriff of Middlesex at that Election; L1x. 425. Entry in Journal read; day appointed for taking Report into 
further consideration ; Lx. 9. See Elections, 519. 


33. Military Inquiry :—Twelfth Report of the Commissioners of Military Inquiry, appointed by Act 45 Geo. III. c. 4'7, (Office of 
Ordnance Treasurer,) Mr. Hunt, a Member, ordered to attend in his place; Lxv.249. Considered Six Resolutions respecting the 
balance due from Mr. Hunt, as late ‘Treasurer of the Ordnance, and the omission of the Board of Ordnance to take security from him; 
Motion, That the Master General and Board of Ordnance, have been guilty of a breach of the instructions under which they act, in 
neglecting to take security from Mr. Hunt; Amendment proposed and made to Question; Resolution, 'That the Master General and 
Board of Ordnance, had been guilty of an omission of duty, in neglecting to take security from Mr. Hunt, a Member of the House, and 
late Treasurer of the Ordnance ; Motion, That for such omission of duty, the said Board is deemed censurable by the House; Previous 
Question thereupon negatived ; further consideration of the Twelfth Report adjourned, and Mr. Hunt ordered to attend in his place ; 
280. Further adjourned, and ditto, 290, 295, 351, 367. Order of the Day for taking into further consideration the Report, read ; 
Letter from Mr. Hunt, delivered in and read; 398. Resolutions, nem. con. That Mr. Hunt has been guilty of violating the provisions of 
Act 46 Geo, III. for the better regulation of the office of Treasurer of the Ordnance, and of misapplying a large sum of public money ; 
That he be expelled; 399. 


Militia :—See supra, 25. 


34. Nav y :——Early in the next session ; Act 25 Geo. III. for regulating the office of Treasurer of the Navy; Lx. 525. Bill for further 
regulating the office of Treasurer of the Navy ; Ordered, Lx11. 92. See Navy, 8. 


Ordnance :—See supra, 33. 


35. Peace :- —Papers presented to the House respecting the negociation for Peace with the Governments of Russia and France ; Considered; 
Motion for Address ; Amendment proposed, and not made; Address resolved on; Lx1v. 18. See Addresses,47. See also supra, 9-13. 


36. Penitentiary Houses :——Early in the next session; The means of carrying into effect Acts 19 and 34 Geo. III. for the establishment 


and regulation of Penitentiary Houses; Lxv. 459. Select Committee appointed to consider of the expediency of erecting Penitentiary 
Houses, under Acts 34 and 19 Geo. III.; txvi. 144. See Committees, 1676. 


Prussia :—See supra, 26. 


37. Public Income and Expenditure of Ireland :—Early in the next session; Report from the Select Committee, to whom the 
several Reports frem the Committees on the Public Income and Expenditure of Ireland, and the several Accounts and Papers presented 
to the House in 1813, 1814, and 1815, relating to the Public Income and Expenditure of Ireland, were referred ; Lxx. 434. 


Queen Caroline :—See supra, 27. 


38. Roman Catholics :—Early in the next session; The state of the Laws affecting his Majesty’s Roman Catholic subjects in Great 
Britain and Ireland; Lxvi1. 462. 9, 10, and 11 sections of Act 2d session of first Parliament of William and Mary, c. 2, [Bill of 
Rights] and above Resolution, read; Motion that the House will resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House, to take into its 
its most serious consideration the Laws affecting His Majesty’s Roman Catholic subjects in Great Britain and Ireland; Debate thereon 
adjourned ; LXv11I.238. Resumed ; further adjourned ; 243, 252. Resumed; Motion agreed to; 256. See Committees, 992. 


39. Russia :—Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia, and other papers relating thereto; Lv11. 7. Considered, and 
Resolution for an Address thereupon, 25. See Addresses, 48. See also supra, 35. 


Seditious Meetings :—See supra, 28. 


41. Scotch Inland Navigation :——Report of Commissioners under Act 43 Geo. III. for granting a sum towards defraying the expense 
of making an Inland avigation from the Eastern to the Western Sea by Inverness and Fort William; Lrx.201. Order of the day 


for considering Report read; Report on a Petition of the said Commissioners for a Bill again read, and Committee of the Whole House 
appointed to consider the said Reports, 219. See Committees, 565. 


42. Spain 








HOUSE—continued. 539 


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I. House resolves to take Matters into consideration—continued. 


42. Spain -—Papers relative to the discussions with Spain; Lx. 15. Considered; Motion for Address thereupon ; Amendment proposed, and 
debate thereon adjourned ; 47, 48, 49. Resumed, and Address resolved on, 51. See Addresses, 536. 


43. Speeches :—Of His Majesty, or the Prince Regent, or the Lords Commissioners at the opening of the Session; On 2 February 1801 ; 
LvI. 17. Considered; Motion that a Supply be granted to His Majesty ; Committee of the Whole House appointed to consider the 
Motion; 18. On 2g October 1801; tvir.7, 8. On 23 November 1802; Lvi1I. 19, 20. On 22 November 1803; 11x. 3, 10. 

- On 15 January 1805; Lx. 7,8. On 21 January 1806; 1x1. 7, 11. On 19 December 1806; tx11. 15, 16. On 26 June 1807; 
LXil. 578, 592- One21 January 1808; txii1. 16,24. On1ig January 1809; Lxiv.7,9,11. On 23 January 1810; Lxv. 12, 13. 
On 12 February 1811; Lxvi.g0,92. On 7 January 1812; Lxvii. 11,17. On 30 November 1812; Lxvirt. 14, 15. On 
4 November 1813; Lx1x.g. On 8 November 1814; rxx.8. On 1 February 1816; uxx1.9,11. On 28 January 1817; xxi. 
17. On 27 January 1818; Lxx11.9,13. On e1 January 1819; Lxxiv. 28, 34. On 23 November 1819; Lxxv. g, 10. Of 
King George IV. 27 April 1820; Lxxv.119. Considered; Committee of the whole House appointed to consider so much of the 
Speech as relates to the Civil List. (See Committees, 171.) Motion for Supply, Committee of the whole House appointed thereon ; 
120. See Committees, 1227. 


Sugar Distillery Bill :-—See supra, 1. 
Wellesley, Marquis :—See supra, 6. 8. 


44. West India Colonies :—Early in the next session; Report of the Committee on the commercial state of the West India 
Colonies; Lx1I. 835. 


II. Calls of the House, and Proceedings thereon : 


45. Calls ordered; On the morrow, LIX. 65, 97, 125.—LXII. 83, 256.—LXIII. 58, 277, 363.—LXIV. 102.— 
LXVI. 37, 259.—LXX. 316.—LXXII. 81. —«=— In two days from the Order; LXVI. 36. —= In 
three days; LVIII. 176.—LXVI. 38.—&lt;_— In six days; LXXI. 101. ~~ In seven days ; LXX. 235. 
—&lt;—- In eleven days; LXXIII. 239. —&lt;-— In thirteen days; LXXI. 30. —m— In a fortnight; LVI. 
38, 103.—LXVI. 3. —«— In eighteen days ; LXX. 299.—L XXII. 271. —«— In three weeks ; LVI. 31. 
—»— In twenty-two days; LXXI. 270.— —&lt;»— In twenty-three days; LVIII. 324. —«m— In twenty- 
eight days; LXVII. 335.—LXVIII. 409. —~«=— In five weeks; LXVIII_ 183. —«~ In five weeks and 
two days; LXXV. 414. —«=— In seven weeks and two days ; LXVIII. 102. 


46. Resolution for now calling over the House for their more orderly proceeding to Saint Paul's church on 
a thanksgiving day; LXIX. 441. 


47, Calls again ordered; In six days from the Order; LXVIIJ. 472.—&lt;-—In seven days ; LXVII. 311.—LXVIII. 
490. —~«=— In eleven days; LXVI. 20. 


48. House called over; LVI. 180.—LXVI. 20, 259.—LXVII. 310.—LXVIII. 472, 489, 515.—-LXXI. 86, 159. 
—«— Called over by the Clerk by their counties after the House had resolved itself into a Committee of 
the whole House to be present at the trial of Lord Melville in Westminster Hall; LXI. 261, 264, 266, &amp;c. 


—&lt;»—Called over by the Clerk by their counties for their more orderly proceeding to Saint Paul's Church 
on a thanksgiving day; LXIX. 441. 


49. Orders for calling over the House Read, [before the day appointed for the Call]; and discharged, LXv1t. 
465.—LXXI. 242.—L XXIII. 253. —«a=— Read, and other days appointed; LXVI. 22, 29, 37.—LXVII. 
445.—~—»— Read, and discharged, and other days appointed ; LVI. 38.—LXVI. 20.—LXVIIL, 246, 395, 
414.—LXXII. 303, 327, 348. 


51. Orders of the day for calling over the House; Read, or now read, and proceeded in; LVI. 180.—LXVI. 20, 

259.—LXVII. 310.—LXVIII. 472.—LXXI. 159. —«=— And other days appointed; LVI. 103.—LVIII. 
177.—LXII. 85.—LXIII. 112.—LXIV. 124.—LXVI. 22.—LXVII. 335.—LXVIII. 139.—LXXI. 123.— 
LXXII. 82. —«=— And discharged ; LXIII. 246, 363.—LXVI. 39.—LXVIII. 220.—LXX. 261.—LXXI. 
221.—LXXII. 89, 363. —~&lt;«— And discharged, and other days appointed; LVIII. 448.— LXII. 319. 
—-— Read, and adjourned; LXVI. 4, 6. ~~ Read, and Motion, That the House be called over on 
a future day, negatived; LXX. 340. 


52. Names of such Members as made default to appear at Calls taken down; LVI. 180.—LXVI. 20, 29.—LXVII. 


310.—LXVIII. 472, 489, 515.—LXXI. 86, 159. —«=— Called over ; several excused for various reasons, 
and those who were not excused ordered to attend on future days; LVI. 180.—LXVI. 20.—LXVII. 310. 


—LXVIII. 472, 490, 515.—LXXI. 86, 159. —«»— Notice taken of their being in their places, and orders 
for their attendance discharged; LVI. 188, 190, 199. 


53. Orders for the attendance of Members [defaulters] on future days, read, and discharged ; LVI. 250. —m— 
Orders for calling over the names of defaulters on future days, read, and discharged ; LXVIII. 509, 519. 


54. Orders of the day for the attendance of Members [defaulters] read ; names called over ; some appeared, and 
were excused ; others excused for various reasons; others ordered to attend on future days; and those for 
whom no excuses were offered, ordered to be taken into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms; LXVI. 22, 
29, 30, 34.—LXVII. 314, 327.—LXXI. 169, 189. —«=— Orders of the day for calling over defaulters, 
read, and discharged; LXVI. 259.—LXVIII. 509.—LXXI. 112, 123, 151, 221. —«-— Orders of the 
day for the attendance of Members, read; Motion for now calling over the names, negatived, and the 
Order discharged ; LVI. 250. 

55. Serjeant at Arms informs the House that he had taken Members [ Defaulters at Calls] into his custody, and the 
Members ordered to be discharged, paying their fees; LXVI. 29.—LXVII. 359.—-LXXI. 190. 255. 


56. Orders for taking Members into custody discharged and leave of absence given; On urgent private business ; 
On account of ill health ; LXVI. 34. 


57. Motions, That the House be called over on a certain day; Negatived, LXX. 340. That the names of Members 
who had been ordered to attend the service of the House be now called over ; Negatived, LVI. 250. 
58. Motion, That the House be called over on a certain day ; Withdrawn, LX. 420. 


III. House resumed : 
59. After matters are considered in Committees of the Whole House; Reports afterwards made ; LVI. 37.— 
LVI. 25.—LVIII. 40.—LIX. 22, &amp;c. —&lt;m— No Reports ordered to be made; LXIV. 366.—LXVI. 239. 
—LXVII. 372.—LXVIII. 513, 517.—LXX. 384.—LXXIV. 583. 
61. Upon 
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61. 
62. 


63. 
64. 


65. 
66. 
67. 
68. 


69, 
71. 


77. Till the Mornings of future days at Ten of the clock; iv1. 28.—Lv11. 8.—LVIII. 154.—LIX. 133.—LX. 20.—LXI. 52. 


78. Till the same Afternoon; Lxvi. 31. 


HOUSE—continued. 


IV. House interrupted in their Proceedings : 


Upon the House returning from Westminster Hall on Lord Melville’s Trial; LXI. 261, 264, 266, &amp;c. 


By a Message from the Prince Regent, commanding the immediate attendance of the House in the House 
of Peers; LXXIV. 639. 


By Messages from the Lords Commissioners, authorized to declare the Royal Assent to Bills ; Lv1. 87, 290.— 


LVI. 492.—LVIUI. 453, 670.—LXI. 195, 402.—LXII. 75, 140.— LXVI. 356.—LXVIII. 338.— 
LXIX. 194.—LXXII. 427.-—LXXIV. 139, 258. 


By Messages from the Lords; Bringing agreements to Bills; LVI. 628, 647.—LIX. 54.—LXI. 31.— 
LXIJ. 331.—LXXIV. 119. —&lt;e— Bringing Bills passed by their Lordships; LX. 115, 168. —— 
Bringing agreements to amendments to Bills; LXXII. 427. —~«— Desiring conferences ; LXXII. 5. 


By Reports from Election Committees; LVIII. 145.—LIX. 68.—LXII. 144.—L XIII. 52.—LXVIII. 172, 199.— 
LXXIV. 143.—LXXV. 305, &amp;c. 


By Members being sworn; LVIII. 149.—LIX. 68.—LXII 69 —LXXIV. 132.—LXXV. 232, &amp;c. 


By the Deputy Clerk of the Crown amending Returns; LVIII. 306.—LX1I. 145.—LXXIV. 132.— 
LXXV. 288, &amp;c. 


By Counsel and Agents on Election ballots returning with the struck lists ; LVIII. 204.—LX. 71. 
By the time being come for a conference with the Lords; LXVII. 431. 


Proceedings of a Committee of the Whole House interrupted [Mr. Fuller’s case]; LXV. 194. See Com- 
mittees, 1026, 


V. House sits late, On Saturdays, Post Meridiem, &amp;c. : 


72. Sits late ; Till after Twelve; tv1. 577.—Lvi11. 407.—L1x. 167.—LXxI. 309. — Lx11. 762. — Lx1I1, 69. — LXIv. 161.— Lxv. 38.— 


LXVI. 22.—LXvir. 82. —Lxviil. 288. — Lx1x. 382. — Lx x. 60. — LXXI. 142. —= LXXII. 258. — LXXIII. 354. — LXXIV. 143. — 
Lxxv. 246, &amp;e. Till a quarter after Twelve; LXIV. 401.—LXVII. 337.—LXxX. 461.-—LX XI. 508.—LXX11. 163.—LX XIII. 43. 
—.Lxxv. 165, &amp;c. Till half after Twelve; Lvit. 275.—LVIII. 19.—LX. 399.—LXI. 282.— LXII. 74.—LXI111. 6.—LXIV. 215. 
—LXV. 396.---LXVI. 155.—-LXVII. 219.—LXVIII. 349.—LXIX. 204. — LXx. 183. — LXx1.,208.—LXxI1I. 265. — LXx111. 188.— 
LXXIv. 238. — Lxxv. 39, &amp;c. Till three quarters after Twelve; Ltxvi. 228. —Lxxil. 278. — LxxIv. 204, &amp;c. 
Till near One; Lvit1. 613.—LxI. 413.—LxII. 126.—LXIII. 319.—LXIV. 47.—LXvV. 228. — LXVI. 159. — LXVII. 281.—LXVIII. 
398.—LXIX. 383.—LXX. 133. — LXXI. 395. — LXXIV. 199. — Lxxv. 71, &amp;c. Till One; tx. 381.—Lx1. 296.—Lx11. 789. 
—LXIII. 103.—LXIV. 59.—LXV. 83.— Lxvi. 163.—LXxvir. 383. —Lxvitt. 387. — LXx. 340. — LxxI. 96. — LXXII. 110.— 
Lxxit, 166.—Lxx1v. 467.—Lxxv. 262, &amp;c. Till after One; Lv1. 560.—LIX. 231.—LX. 200.—LXI. 445.—LXII. 795.— 
LXIII, 160.-—LXIV. §1.—LXV. 14.—LXVI. 387. —LXVII. 367.—LXVIII. 337. —LXIX. 293. — LXX. 129. — LXxI. 164.— LXXII. 
341.—LXXII1. 344.— LXXIv. 165.— Lx xv. 61, &amp;c. Till a quarter after One; tx11. 216. — Lx111. 263. — LXV. 433.— 
Lxvit. 48. — LXVIII, 178. —LxXXxIl. 38.— LXXIII. 275.—Lxxv. 18, &amp;c. Till near half after One; tix. 326. Till 
half after One; Lix. 124.—LxX. 49.—LX1. 366.—LXIII. 47.—LXIV. 32.—LXV. 68.—LXVI. 318. —LXVII. 229. — LXVIII. 243.— 
LXIX. 408,—LXX. 69.—LXXI. 133. — LXXIII. 49. — LXXIV. 393.— LXXVv. 28. Till a quarter before Two; Lxxiv. 476. 
Till near Two; Lxr. 76.—LXI1. 145.—LXI111. 185.—LXIV. 415.——-LXV. 110.—LXVI. 23. — LXVII. 315. — LXVIII. 474.— 
LXIX. 274.— LXX. 108. — LXXI. 255.—LXxXv. 383. Till Two; txt. 506. — Lx11. 246. — LxII1. 385. —- LXIV. 21, — 
LXV. 26, 232.—LXVI. 37, 428.—LXvilI. 389.—LX VIII. 480, 588.—LXIX. 279, 435.— LXX. 283. —~ LXXII. 124, 150, 290, 409. 
—LXXIII. 295.— LX XIV. 574.—LXXv. 80, 369. Till after Two; Ltv1. 536, 543.—LIX. 45.—Lx. 266.—Lx11. 767, 818.— 
LXIIT. 354. — LXIV. 381, 394. — LXV. 139, 162, 224, 290. —LXVIII. 517. —LXx1. 260, 264.—LxXxIV. 457, 516, 589. ——— 
Till a quarter after Two; Lxv. 408, 468, 482.—LXxv1I. 396.—LXVII. 94.—LX VIII. 630.— LX XI. 312.—-LX XIII. 309.— LX XIV. 506. 
Till half after Two; Lv. 353.— 1x. 163, 329, 360.—Lx. 368, 404.—LXI. 305.—-LXII. §597.— LXIV. 39, 43, 305, 343, 
375, 397-— LXV. 474, 504. — LXVI, 326. — LXVIT. 431, 462. — LXVIII. 238. — LXXI. 149. — LXXII. 115, 253, 395, 479-— 
LXXIV. 224, 539.—LXxv. 408, ———— Till a quarter before Three; Lxxv. 77. Till near Three; Lvir. 450.—L1vIIlI. 622. 
—LXII. 79.— LX1II. 125, 379, 432, 449, 459-— LXIV. 79, 124.— Lxv.119, 147, 168, 246, 391, 442, 494. — LxvI. 462.— 
LXVII. 157, 423-—LXvitt. 148, 566, 569.—Lx1x. 261. — LXX. 331. — LXXV. 21. Till Three; tv111. 671.— Lx111. 80, 
164, 417, 424.—LXXI. 384.—LXXII. 10.—LXXIV. 552. ———— Till after Three; Lx. 123. — Lx11. 774. — LXIVv. 66, 135, 354.— 
LXV. 174.—LXX. 124. Till a quarter after Three; tx. 358.— LXVI. 443. Till half after Three; tvir. 11. — 
LVI. 75.—LIX. 119, 223.—LX1. 380.—LX11. 785.—LXI11. 131, 258, 468. —LxIVv. 54, 97, 127, 131, 139, 247-—LXVII. 393. 
— LXVIII. 550, 593, 651. — LXX.110, 143.— LXxI. 65, 489. — LXXV. 5. Till near Four; x1. 526. — Lx11. 211. — 
LXIII. 411.— LXIV. 35.— LXV. 413.—LXVI. 313.— LXVIII. 575.— LXXI. 109. — LXXIV. 283. — LXXV. 255. Till Four ; 
LIX, 139.—LXVI. 318.— LXVIII. 256.— LXXIV. 525. Till after Four; tv1it. 444, 475.— LX. 271.— Lx11. 161, 639. — 
LXIV. 387.—LXV. 184, 447.—LXVII. 351.—LXXIV. 563.— LXXxvV. 7. Till a quarter after Four; Lx. 349.— LXvI. 392. 
‘Till near half after Four; tvi1. 457. ——— Till half after Four; tv1. 226,— Lxiv. 152. Till three quarters after 
Four; LXXV. 345- Till near Five; Lx, 203.—LXII. 50.—LXIV. 71, 297.—LXV. 7.—LXVII. 168. Till Five; ux111. 
134.-—LXv1l1. 98. Till after Five; Lxi1. 197.—~Lx111. 164. Till half after Five; Lx. 52, 374.— LXIII. 44. —— 
Till near Six; LV1II. 420.—Lx11. 331, 786.—Lx111. 196. ——— Till Six; Lx11. 564.—Lxrv. 144. Till after Six; txt. 
314.— LXIV. 117. Till half after Six; Lx1I. 359.— LXIII. 179. Till after Seven ; Lxv. 237. [ Till half after 
Seven; uxv.253. See the Sessional Index.] 


































































































73.  Sitson Saturdays; LVI. 7.—LVII. 26.—LVIII. 105.—=LIx. 26,—LX. 19.—LXI. 13.—LXII. 10.—LXI11. 126.—L XIV. 24.—LXV. 214. 


—LXVI, 21.—LXVUI. 35.—LXVIUI. 46.—LXIX. 9.—LXX. 23.—LXXI. 501.—LXXII. 17.—LXXIII. 14.—LXXIV. 9,—LXXV. 
55, &amp;e. 


74. Meets ona Sunday, in consequence of the death of King George III.; txxv. 89. 


75. Sits Post Meridiem; Lvtit. 451.—Lx, 56.—LXVI. 31.— LXVII. 377.—LXIX. 412.—LXx x11. 6, 


VI. House adjourns : 


76. ‘Till the Morrow Morning at Ten of the clock ; tv1. 6.—LVII. 4.—LviiI. 8.—LIx. 10.—LX. 5.—LXI. 13. 





(After Vol. 1xr.) 
Till the Morrow; ULxit. 4.—Lx11I. 63.—LXIV. 12.—LXV. 19.—LXVI. 23,—LXVII. 9.—LXVIII. 15.—LXIX. 14.—LXX. 5.— 
LXXI. 6.—-LXXII. 17.—LXXITI, 21.—LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 15, &amp;c. 





(After 
Vol. yx1.) Till future Days; Lx11. 15.—Lx111. 65.—LXIV. 7.—LXV. 14.—LXVI. 42.—LXVII. 19.—-LXVIII. 22.—LXIX. 10.— 
LXX. 24.—LXXI. 20.—LXXII. 18.—LXXIII. 13.—LXXIV. 9.—LXXv. 55, &amp;e. 


Till the same Afternoon at Four of the clock ; Lv111. 451.—Lx. 56. ————Till the same 
Afternoon at half an hour after Four of the clock; LXIxX. 412. ———— Till the same Afternoon at Five of the clock ; yxv11. 377.— 
Lxxl. 6, Till the Morrow Morning Eight of the clock (to go to St. Paul’s Church on a Thanksgiving Day); Lx1x. 441. 


Till the Morrow, One of the clock in the Afternoon (30 January); Lxv. 18.—&lt;— Till the Morrow, Two of the clock 
(5 November) ; tx1x. 5. 











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79. After sitting late [¢. e. after Twelve o'clock] till the same morning at Eleven of the clock ; Lv1. 226.—Lv11. 11.—Lvi1t. 78.—LIX. 45.— 
Lx. 49.—LXI. 77. (After Vol. x1.) After sitting late, till the same day; LXII. 50.—LXIII. 44.—LXIV. 21.—Lxv. 26.— 
LXVI. 21.—LXVII. 48.—LXVIII. 178.—LXIX. 274.—LXX. 60.—LXXI. 102.—LXXII. 110.—LXXIII. 43.—LXXIV. 151.— 


Lxxv. 8, &amp;c. Till te morrow morning, or the mornings of future days, at Ten of the clock; Lx. 203, &amp;ec. (After Vol. Lx1.) 
Till the morrow, or future days ; LX VIII. 550. 








81. Christmas Adjournments; 1801-2; From 15 to 21 December, tvi1. 75. From 21 to 28 December, 76. From 28 December to 
4 January, 76. From 4 to 14 January, 77. From 14 to 19 January, 78. From 19 January to 2 February, 79. 1802-3 ; 
From 29 December to 3 February, tyr. 116. 1803-4; From 20 December to 1 February, Lx. 58. 1806-7 ; 
From 24 to 29 December, Lx1r. 18. ——— 1812-13; From 22 December to 2 February, Lxviil. 106. ——— 1813-14; 
From 20 December to 1 March, Lx1x. 127. (By desire of the Prince Regent, From 1 to 21 March, 133.)————1814-15 ; From 
1 December to 9 February, Lxx. 69.——1819-20; From 24 to 30 December, Lxxv.82. From 30 December to 15 February, 85 


But the House met on 30th January 1820, in consequence of the death of George III. and after swearing Members, adjourned from 2d to 
17th February, 89. 











82. Easter Adjournments; 1801; From 2 to 13 April, Lv1. 269. 
19 April, LVIII. 335. 





1802; From 15 to 21. April, LVII. 357.————- 1803 ; From 7 to 
1804; From 29 March to 5 April, L1x. 193. ———— 1805; From 11 to 25 April, Lx. 211. ——— 
1806; From 3 to 14 April, 1x1. 205. ——— 1807; From 26 March to 8 April, Lx11. 305. ————— 1808; From 14 to 26 April, 
LXIII, 270. 1809; From 30 March to 11 April, Lx1v. 198. 1810; From 18 to 30 April, Lxv. 300, ——— 1811; 
From 11 to 22 April, Lxvi. 258.1812; From 26 March to 7 April, LxVir. 237. 1813; From 15 to 27 April, 
LXVIII. 418. 1814; From 6 to 18 April, Lx1x. 189. 1815; From 23 March to 3 April, Lxx. 187. 1816 ; 
From 11 to 24 April, txx1, 298. ——— 1817; From 31 March to 14 Apri!, LX x11. 200. ——— 1818; From 19 March to 2 April, 


LXXIII. 202. 1819; From 8 to 21 April, Lxxiv. 328. [Note:—Jn 1820 the Parliament was dissolved on 29 February, and 
the new Parliament met on 21 April.] 


























83. Whitsuntide Adjournments; 1801; From 22 to 27 May, Lv1. 463. 1802; From 3 to g June, LVII. 547. ——— 1803; Fiom 
28 May to1 June, LVIII. 459-——=——- 1804; From 18 to 23 May, tix. 288.1805; From 31 May to 5 June, Lx. 338. 

1806; From 23 to 28 May, LxI. 340. 1807; Parliament was dissolved on 29 April, and the new Parliament met on 
22 June. ——=—— 1808; From 3 to 8 June, Lx11t. 406. 1809 ; From 20 to 24 May, Lxiv. 337.———— 1810; From g to 
13 June, Lxv. 486.—————— 1811 ; From 31 May to 5 June, Lxvi. 392. ———— 1812; From 15 to 20 May, Lxvit. 383. ——— 
1813; From 3 to g June, LXVIII. 550. 1814; From 27 May to1 June, Lx1x. 315. 1815; From 12 to18 May, 
LXX. 300, ——— 1816; From 31 May to6 June, Lx x1. 426. ——— 1817; From 23 to 30 May, Lxx11. 306, ————— 1818; From 
8 to 13 May, Lxx11I. 332. ——— 1819; From 27 May to 2 June, Lxxiv. 489.1820; From 19 to 25 May, Lxxv. 232. 

81. King’s Illness, 1810-11 ; From 1 to15 November, txvi.3. From 15 to 29 November, 4. From 29 November to 13 December, 6, 
From 13 to 17 December, 6. From 17 to 20 December, 20. From 22 to 28 December, 22. From 8 to 10 January, 31. 


85. . On account of the indisposition of the Speaker; From 14 to 24 April 1817, LxxII. 201, 

















86. Onaccount of a Bill pending in the House of Lords respecting The Queen (Caroline) ; From 26 July to 21 August 1820, Lxxv. 478. From 
21 August to 18 September, 480. From 18 September to 17 October, 482. From 17 October to 23 November, 485. 

87. For want of forty Members, without Questions first put ; The House being counted, and forty Members not being present at four o’clock ; 
LVI. 7.—LVII. 108.—LVIII. 9, 115.—LIX+ 353, 366, 432.-—Lx. 227, 389, 422.—LXI. 31, 491.—-Lx111. 478.—LXxIVv. 8, 12, 316.— 
LXV. 7.—LXVI. 41, 95, 171-—-LX VII. 28, 191, 423.—LXVIII. 550, 598, 655.—Lx1x. 116, 255, 319.—LXX. 64, 208, 286.—Lxx1. 65, 
231, 366.—LxxiI. 368, 426, 474.—LXXIII. 15, 425.—LXXIV. 110.—Lxxv. 8, 176, &amp;c. Notice being taken that forty 
Members were not present, the House told, and forty Members not being present, and it being after four o'clock ; Lv1. 112.—Lv11. 256. 
—LVILI. 362.—L1x. 323.—LXI. 398.—LXII. 250, 290, 780.—LXv. 278.—LXVI. 231.—LxvII. 466.—LXXIII. 413.—LXXIV. 
568, &amp;c.——It appearing, upon reports of divisions, that forty Members were not present, and it being after four o’clock; Lv1.124.— 
LXI1. 834.—LXIV. 231, 322.—LXV. 95.—LXVI. 293, 432.—LXVII. 399.—LXVIII. 477.—LXIX. 232.—LXX,. 219,—LXXII. 170, 
455-—LXXIII. 409.—LXXV. 334. It appearing, on divisions in Committees of the Whole House, that forty Members were not 
present, Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair, and the House being told by Mr. Speaker, and forty Members not being present, and it being 
after four o'clock, the Hotse was adjourned ; LVI. 300.—LVII. 192.—LX XIV. 489. Committees of the Whole House having been 
told, and forty Members not being present, Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair, and the House being told by Mr. Speaker, and forty Members 
not being present, and it being after four o’clock, the House was adjourned ; Lvit. 481. —LX. 422.—LX1. 546.—LXVI. 275.—LXIX. 335. 











88. On Election Ballots; ‘The House being counted, and not one hundred Members present, on the hour appointed for taking an Election 
Petition into consideration being come; LVIII. 175.—LIXx. 65, 97, 120.—LX. 85.—LXI1. 75.—LXV1. 259.—LXIX. 195.—LXx xX. 316, 


—LXXxIl. 81. The names of all the Members of the House having been drawn, and it appearing that there wanted names to 
complete the list of forty-nine Members; Lv1iit. 175.— LXIIL. 242, 277, 285. 





89. By desire of the Prince Regent; Lx1x. 133. 
91. To supersede Motions; On Resolutions to adjourn; Lxvitt. 345, 667. Without such Resolution; txx. 183. 


92. House resolves, at rising, to adjourn to certain days; LVI. 35.—LVII. 12.—LVIII. 111.—LIX. 13.-—LX. 24.—LX1. 18.—Lx1I. 67.— 
LXIII. 7O.—LXIV. 15.—LXV. 300-—-LXVI. 3.—LXVII. 18.—LXVIII. 21,—LXIX. 120.—LXX. 68.—LXXI. 55.—LXXII. 9.— 


LXXIII. 13.—LXXIV. 28.—Lxxv. 23, &amp;c. Till the morrow morning, eight of the clock (¢o go to St. Paul's church on a 
thanksgiving day); LX1x. 438. 





93. Motions for Adjournments of the House withdrawn; Lvitt. 411.—2Lx. 221.—LXI. 273.—LX1I. 639.—Lx111. 68.—Lxv1. 170.— 


LXvil. 286.—LXVIII. 256.—LX XIII. 308.—Lxxv. 4, &amp;c. ———— Motion for the House, at rising, to adjourn to a certain day, with- 
drawn; LXVII. 393. See infra, 403. 


94. The Clerk, by — of the House, puts Questions for adjourning the House, the Speaker having resigned his ofiice; Lv1. 33.—Lv1t. 92. 
—LxxiI. 306. 


95. The House being met, and it being four of the clock, and Mr. Speaker not being present ; and the House being informed, that Mr. Speaker 
went that morning to attend a Privy Council at Carlton House, by whom the oaths prescribed in the Act for appointing the Regency 
were to be administered to the Prince Regent, and that he was not then returned; the Clerk was directed by the House (there not being 
forty Members present) to declare that the House was adjourned ull the morrow; Lxvi. 82. 

96. 


The Deputy Clerk, by direction of the House, put the Question for adjourning the House, in the absence of the Speaker from indisposition ; 
LXXII. 201. 


VII. Thanks of the House: 


(1.)—Resolutions that the Thanks of the House be given to: 


97. Abbot, The Right honourable Charles, now Baron Colchester ; For services during the time he was Speaker ; 
To be communicated by Mr. Speaker; uxx11. 318. Answer, 325. See infra, 148. 


98. Abercromby, Lieutenant General the Honourable John ; For his conduct in effecting the conquest of the island of 
Mauritius; rxvi1.18. Mr. Speaker to communicate same; 28. Answer, LXIX. 5. 


Abercromby, Sir Ralph, k. B. :—See infra, 123. 163. 


99. Achmuty, 
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VII. Thanks of the House—continued. 
(1.)— Resolutions that the Thanks of the House be given—continued. 


99. Achmuty, Brigadier General Sir Samuel ; For his skill, &amp;c. in the capture of Monte Video, on 3 February 1807; 
Mr. Speaker to signify same; LXII. 334. Answer; Lx111.150. Brigadier General Lumley, and the several other Officers under 
the command of Sir Samuel Achmuty, for their conduct on 3 February 1807; Lx11. 334. Achmuty, Lieutenant General 
Sir Samuel, for his decision, &amp;c. in the command of the forces in the late operations in Java; Lxv11.18. Speaker to communicate 
same, 28. Answer; LXVIII. 135. See infra, 168. 








Ackland, Brigadier General William Palmer ; tx11. 16. See infra, 141. 
See infra, 145. Adam, Major General Frederick; Lx x. 423. See infra, 145. 


101. Addington, The Right honourable Henry ; For the manner in which he discharged the duties of Speaker; iv1. 38. 
Thanks given to him ; his answer ; the Speaker’s speech and Mr. Addington’s answer to be printed in the Votes; 45. 


Albuera :—See infra, 104. Algiers; Lxx11. 20. See infra, 108. 118. Alten, Major General Charles Baron ; Lxvr. 403. 
(See infra, 104.)—Lxvitt. 17. 648.—Lx1x. 153. To Ditto, K.C. B.; uxx. 423. See infra, 145. Alten, Major General 
Victor Baron; LXv1II.17. See infra, 145. Anson, Brigadier General George; txv. 26. Thanked in his place, 156. See 
infra, 145. Anson, Major General George ; txv111.17.648. Thanked in his place; rx1x.18. See infra, 145. 
Major General William; Lxviti.17. (See infra, 145.) —Lx1x.11. See supra, 114. 153. 
438. Seeinfra, 131. Aylmer, Major General Lord ; txvi11. 648. See infra, 145. 


Ackland, Brigadier General; Lxiv. 12. 























Anson, 
Army, Officers of ; Lv 11. 303.—Lx1x. 








Badajoz :—-See infra, 145. 


102. Baird, Major General David ; tvit.22. See infra, 123. Baird, Lieutenant General Sir David; Lx111. 33. See infra, 
109. Baird, Lieutenant General Sir David, second in command in the battle of Corunna; Lieutenant General the Honourable 
John Hope, who succeeded during the engagement to the command of the army ; to Lieutenant General Alexander M‘ Kenzie Fraser ; 
Major Generals Lord William Bentinck, Coote, Manningham, the Honourable Edward Paget, Rowland Hill, William Carr Beresford, 
Henry Warde, and James Leith ; Brigadier Generals John Slade, Moore Disney, and Henry Fane; and the several Officers under the 
command of the late Lieutenant General Sir John Moore, K. B. for their couduct in the battle of Corunna; tx1v.11. The Speaker 
to communicate same to Sir David Baird, and that he be requested to signify same, &amp;c.; 12. Answer, 15. 








Barnes, Major General Edward ; uxix.11. (See infra, 114.)—x1x. 153. (See infra, 145.) Barnes, Major General Sir 
Edward, K.C.B.; Lxx. 423. See infra, 145.———Barrosa. See infra, 121. Basque Roads ; Lxv. 18. See infra, 119. 


103. Beckwith, Lieutenant General George ; For his conduct in effecting the entire conquest of Martinique; Lx1v. 214. 
Lieutenant General Sir George Prevost, Bart. Major General Frederick Maitland, Brigadier Generals Hoghton, Sir Charles Shipley 
Stehelin, and the several Officers under the command of General Beckwith, for their exertions in the conquest of Martinique ; Speaker 
to communicate Resolutions to Lieutenant General Beckwith; Lx1v. 214. Answer, LXV. 7. See infra, 165. 





Bentinck, Major General Lord William ; cxtv. 11. See supra, 102. 





104. Beresford, Major General William Carr; txrv. 11. See supra, 102. Beresford, Lieutenant General Sir W.C. 
K.B.; For his ability on 16 May 1811, in the battle at Albuera; txvi. 403. To Major Generals the Honourable Galbraith Lowry 
Cole, the Honourable William Stewart, John’ Hamilton, the Honourable William Lumley, Charles Baron Alten, Brigadier General 
Robert Ballard Long, and the several other Officers, for their exertions, &amp;c. at Albuera; Speaker to transmit Resolutions to 
Lord Viscount Wellington ; Lxv1. 403. Answers, 465, 466. ——— Beresford, Sir W.C.; uxvit. 327. See infra, 145. ——— 
Beresford, Marshal Sir W. C. K.B.; uxvi11.116,648. See infra, 145, 173, 174.—LX1x. 11. (See infra, 114.) —Lx1x. 153. 


Bernevitz, J. H. C. de, Major General ; uxvi. 17. See infra, 145. 


105. Bertie, Vice Admiral Albemarle, and Rear Admiral Robert Stopford ; For their cordial co-operation in the late 
operations in the Eastern Seas; Lxvir. 18. Speaker to communicate same, 28. Answers, 42.--LXVIII. 10. 


Bickerton, Rear Admiral Sir Richard, Baronet; vr. 428.—1vi1. 22. See infra, 125. ——— Blake, Brigadier 
General John; tvir. 22. See infra, 123. Blake, General. See infra, 149. 


106. Blankett, Rear ‘Admiral J ohn, and to the Captains and Officers of the squadrons employed on the coasts of the Red Sea; For their 
zeal, &amp;c. in their co-operation with the army in Egypt, and that Vice Admiral Rainier be desired to signify same ; Speaker to signify 
Resolution to Vice Admiral Rainier; tvi1.22. Admiral Rainier’s Answer, Lv11I. 303. 








Blomefield, Major General Sir Thomas ; xii. 33. See infra, 109. Blucher, Marshal Prince; txx. 423. 
Answer, LXxI. 3. See infra, 145. Bock, Major General Baron; ixviit. 17, 648. See infra, 145. Borthwick, 
Major General William ; Lxvit. 246. See wfra, 145. Bourbon, Isle of. See infra, 129. ——— Bowes, Brigadier General ; 
Lxiv. 12. See infra, 145. Bowes, Major General Barnard Ford; txvit. 327. See infra, 145. Bradford, 
Brigadier General Henry; oxviit.116. See infra, 145. Brisbane, Major General Thomas ; Lx1x. 153. See infra, 145. 




















107. Broughton, Commodore William Robert, and Commodore Josias Rowley, and to the several Captains and Officers of His 
Majesty's naval forces employed in the late operations in the Eastern Seas ; Lxvit. 18. 





Browne, Major General Thomas; txxrv. 185. See infra, 122. Burrard, Lieutenant General Sir Harry ; ix111. 33. 
See infra, 109. Byng, Major General John; Lx1x.11. (See infra, 114.)—Lx1x. 153. Major General Sir John, K.C. B. 
Lxx. 423. See infra, 145. Camden, Marquis. See infra, 155. Cameron, Brigadier General Alan; txv. 26. See 
infra, 145. Campbell, Brigadier General Alexander; txv. 26. See infra, 145. Campbell, Brigadier General Henry 
Frederick ; Lxv. 26. See infra, 145. Campbell, Major General Henry Frederick; Uxvit. 246.—Lxvii1. 17. See infra, 145. 

Campbeli, Brigadier General Archibald, of the Portuguese service; Lx1x. 11. See infra, 114. 




















108. Capellan, Vice Admiral Baron Van de, and the naval forces of the King of the Netherlands under his command; For their 
co-operation in the attack on Algiers; Lxx11.20. Answer, 243. 


109. Cathcart, Lieutenant General Lord Viscount, Commander of His Majesty's forces in the North of Europe ; For the 
judicious measures employed by him for effectuating the surrender of the Danish navy and arsenal of Copenhagen; Lx1II. 33. 
Answer, 40. Lieutenant Generals Sir Harry Burrard, the Earl of Rosslyn, Sir George Ludlow, Sir David Baird, Major Generals 
Finch, Grosvenor, Sir Arthur Wellesley, Sir Thomas Blomefield, Dreschall, Linsingen, Spencer, M‘ Farlane, Brigadier General 
Warde, and to the several officers under the command of Lord Cathcart; Lx111. 33. 


Cavan, Major General Richard Earl of 3 Lv1.428.— vir. 22. See infra, 123.————Champlemond, Brigadier General ; 
LXvit. 327. See infra, 145. Ciudad Rodrigo. See infra, 145.————Clinton, Major General Henry; Lxviti. 17. Thanked 





in his place,139. See infra, 145. —&lt;—— Clinton, Lieutenant General Sir Henry, K. B.; ux1x. 153. Thanked in his place, 380. 
—LXX. 433. Thanked iin his place, Lx x1. 381. See infra, 145- 


131. Clive, The Right honourable Lord, late Governor of Fort St. George; For his concurrence in promoting the military 
operations which since the war have been attended in every part of India with victery, Lx. 258. Answer, 274. 


112. Cochrane, 


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VII. Thanks of the House—continued. 
(1.)—Resolutions that the Thanks of the House be given—continued. 


112. Cochrane, Rear Admiral ; Lx1. 168. See infra, 116. Cochrane, Rear Admiral the Honourable Sir Alexander, K. B.; 
For his direction of the naval force under his command in effecting the surrender of Martinique; Lxtv.214. Answer, LXV. 7. 


Commodore George Cockburn, and to the several Captains and Officers under the command of Sir A. Cochrane; For their exertions in 
effecting the conquest of Martinique; tx1v. 214. Answer, LXV. 7. 


Cochrane, Captain Lord. See infra, 119. Cockburn, Commodore George; Lxrv. 214. See supra, 112. ——— Col- 
chester, Baron. See supra, 97. Cole, Brigadier General the Honourable G. Lowry; tx. 16, See infra, 141. Cole, 
Major General the Honourable Galbraith Lowry; txvi, 403. Thanked in his place; txvit. 93. See supra, 104. Cole, 
Lieutenant General the Honourable Galbraith Lowry; txviit. 17. See infra, 145. Cole, Lieutenant General Sir Galbraith 

Lowry; Lxviit. 648.—.Lxix. 11. (See infra, 114.)—1x1x.153. Thanked in his place; uxx1. 380. See infra, 145: 
113. Collingwood, Vice Admiral Lord; For his conduct in the victory by the late Lord Nelson, over the combined fleet of France 
and Spain, off Cape Trafalgar, on 21 October 1805; ~x1.17. Answer, 268. Resolution read, and address for a monument to the 


memory of Lord Collingwoed thereon; Lxv. 479. Rear Admiral the Earl of Northesk, and the several Captains and Officers of the 
fleet under the command of the late Lord Nelson, who contributed to the victory of Trafalgar ; Lx1. 17. 


Colville, Major General the Honourable Charles ; txvit. 106, 327.--:xvitr. 648. See infra, 145. ——— Cooke, 
Major General George; Lxx. 433. See infra, 145. Coote, Major General Eyre; tv1. 428.—1vir. 22. See infra, 123. 
Copenhagen. See supra, 109. Infra, 132. Corunna. See supra, 102 ; infra, 115. 




















114. Cotton, Lieutenant General Sir Stapleton; «xv. 26, Thanked in his place, 156.—xxviit. 17. Thanked in his 
place, 294.—LX1x. 153. See infra, 145. Cotton, Lieutenant General Sir Stapleton, K. B. Lieutenant Generals Sir Rowland 
Hill, Marshal Beresford, Lieutenant Generals the Earl of Dalhousie, Picton, Cole, Stewart; Major Generals Anson, Murray, Kempt, 
Pakenham, Pringle, Barnes, Inglis, Byng, Pack, Ross and Brigadier General Campbell ; For the valour, &amp;c. so successfully displayed 
by them in repelling the repeated attacks made on the position of the Allied Army by the force under the command of Marshal Soult, 
between 25 July and 1 August 1813; LXIx. 11. 


Cradock, Major General John Francis; tv1. 428.—.vir. 22. See infra, 123.————Craufurd, Brigadier General Catlin ; 
LXIv.17. See ifra, 145. Craufurd, Major General Robert; txvi1.106. Seeinfra, 145. 





Dalhousie, Lieutenant General the Earl of ; txvi1.648. (See infra, 145.)—Lx1x. 11. See supra, 114. 


115. De Courcy, Rear Admiral the Honourable Michael, and Rear Admiral Sir Samuel Hood, K. B. and to the Officers 


under their command, for their exertions in accomplishing the embarkation of His Majesty’s troops at Corunna, LxIy. 12. 
Answer, 21. 


Dilkes, Brigadier General William Thomas; txvi. 214. See infra, 121. Disney, Brigadier General Moore ; 
Lxiv.11. See supra, 102. Donkin, Major General Sir Rufane Shaw, K.C. B.; uxxiv.185. See infra, 122. 
Dornberg, Major General Sir William, K. C. B.; xx. 423. See infra, 145. Doveton, Brigadier General John, C. B.; 
Lxxiv.185- See infra, 122. Doyle, Brigadier General John; Ly1. 428.—Lvi1. 22. See infra, 123. —«—— Dreschell, 
Major General; Lx111. 33. See supra, 109. 

116. Duckworth, Vice Admiral Sir John Thomas, k. B. ; For his conduct in the action with a French squadron, on 


6 February 1806; Lx1. 168, Answer, 305. Rear Admirals Cochrane and Louis, and to the Captains and Officers under the command 
of Vice Admiral Duckworth, on 6 February 1806; Lx1. 168. 

















117. Duncan, Jonathan, Esq. Governor of Bombay, who, by his Promptitude in employing the power of that presidency, has con- 
tributed to the glorious success of the British arms in India; L1x. 258. 


D’Urban, Brigadier General Benjamin ; uxvris. 116. See infra, 145. 


Eastern Seas. See supra, 105. 107. infra, 129. 143. ———— East India. See supra, 11. infra, 144. —-—~ East India Company, 
Officers of the Troops of; Lx1x. 438. See infra, 131. Egypt. See infra, 123. 125.——_—- Essington, Rear Admiral; 
Lx111. 33- See infra, 119. 
118. Exmouth, Admiral Lord Viscount ; For his conduct on the attack of Algiers, on 27 August 1816 ; rxx11. 20. Answer, 28. 
Rear Admiral Sir David Milne, and to the several Captains and Officers of the fleet employed on that occasion; Lx x11. 20. The 

Officers of Engineers and Royal Artillery, who served under Lord Exmouth; LXx11.29. Answer 38. 





Fane, Brigadier General Henry ; Lxiv.11. Thanked in his place, 20. (See supra, 102.)—.Lx1v.12. (See infra, 145.)— 
Ltxv. 26. (See infra, 145.) Fane, Major General Henry; 1x1x. 153. ‘Thanked in his place, 506. See infra, 145. _——— 
Ferguson, Major General ; Lx1v.12. Thanked in his place, 27. See infra, 145. Finch, Major General the Honourable 
Edward ; tv1. 428.— vit. 22. (See infra, 123.)—.ix111. 33. Thanked in his place, 36. See supra; 109. 
Lieutenant General Alexander M‘Kenzie; txtv.11. Thanked in his place, 20, See supra, 102. 








Fraser, 


119. Gambier, Admiral the Right Honourable Lord ; For the judicious distribution of the fleet under his command in the 
Baltic, by which all succours were cut off from Zealand, and the uninterrupted operations of the army at the siege of Copenhagen 
were secured, and for his zealous co-operation with the land forces, and for his activity in equipping the Danish navy for sea, and 
effecting the removal of the naval stores from Copenhagen; Lx111. 33. Answer, 36. Vice Admiral Sir Henry Edwin Stanhope, 
Rear Admirals Essington, Hood, and Keats, and to Captain Sir Home Popham, and the several Captains and Officers in the fleet under 
Lord Gambier ; Lx 111. 33- Gambier, Admiral Lord ; For his conduct as Commander in Chief of the fleetin Basque Roads, by which 
the French fleet were disabled and part destroyed, on 11 and 12 April 1809; Lxv.18. Answer, 30. Admiral Stopford, Captain 
Neale, and to the several Captains and Officers of the fleet under Lord Gambier, for their conduct on that occasion, particularly 
marked by the success of the perilous mode of attack by fire ships, conducted under the immediate direction of Captain Lord Cochrane ; 
Lxv.18. This and preceding Resolution read again; Lx1x. 479. See Cochrane, Lord, 

Gibraltar :—See infra, 137. 


121. Graham, Lieutenant General Thomas ; For the ability displayed by him on 5 March 1811, in the action on the heights of 
Barrosa, which terminated in the defeat of the enemy; Lxv1.214. Answer, 293. Brigadier General Dilkes, and the several other 
Officers, for their exertions on that occasion; Lxvi. 214. Graham, Lieutenant General Thomas; Lxvit1. 106,—Lxvit11. 648. 
See infra, 145. Graham, Lieutenant General Sir Thomas, K. B,; For his services in Spain, particularly for his ability in the 
siege and capture of St. Sebastian; Lx1x.11. Lieutenant General Leith, Major Generals Oswald, Robinson, Spry, Hay, and Brigadier 
General Wilson, for their perseverance in the siege and capture of San Sebastian; LX1x. 11. 


Grant, Major General Sir Colquhoun, xk: c. B.; 1xx. 423. See infra, 145.——-—Graves, Rear Admiral ; 
Lv1. 285. See infra, 133. Grosvenor, Major General Thomas; Lx111. 33. Thanked in his place, 36. See supra, 109. 


Halkett, Major General Sir Colin, K. C. B.; Lxx. 423. See infra, 145.-————Hamilton, Major General John, 


LXVI. 403. See supra, 104.——-—— Harvey, Colouel William Maundy ; Lxvil. 246. Seeinfra, 145. Harvey, Brigadier General 
William Maundy; txvil. 327. See infra, 145. 














122. Hastings, 
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544 - HOUSE—continued. 


VII. Thanks of the House—continued. 
(1.)—Resolutions that the Thanks of the House be given—continued. 


122. Hastings, the Marquis of, x. G. Governor General in India ; For his judicious arrangements in the plan of the 
military operations against Nepaul; LXx11I. 34. Answer, LXx111.13. Major General Sir David Ochterlony ; For his skill in the 
late war with Nepaul, and also to the several Officers of the Army, both European and native, for their bravery in that arduous 
contest; LX XII. 34. Hastings, the Marquis of, Governor General in India ; For his promptitude, &amp;c. in the overthrow of the 
Pindarries, and for those military arrangements which enabled him to defeat the Mahratta Princes ; Lx xiv. 185. Answer, LXXxVv. 111, 
Lieutenant Sir Thomas Hislop, Major Generals Sir Dyson Marshall, Sir Rufane Shaw Donkin, Sir William Grant Kier, and Thomas 
Browne, Brigadier Generals Munro, Doveton, Sir John Malcolm Smith, and the several Officers engaged in the late operations in the 
East Indies, for their exertions throughout a long and eventful campaign; Lxx1v. 185. See infra, 186, 





Hay, Major General Andrew ; txvir. 327. (See infra, 145.)—LxXIx. 11. See supra, 121. Hill, Major General 
Rowland; txiv.11. (See supra, 102.)—.Lxiv. 12. (See infra, 145.) Hill, Lieutenant General Rowland; txv. 26. Hill 
Lieutenant General Sir Rowland ; txvi11.648. (See infra, 145.) — Lx1x.11. (See supra, 114.)— LXIx. 153. (See infra 145.) 
Hill, Lieutenant General Lord, K.G. C.B.; Lxx. 423. See infra, 145. Hinuber, Major General Sir Henry, K. C. B.: 
Lxx. 423. See énfra, 145. Hislop, Lieutenant General Sir Thomas, K.G.C.B.; txxiv. 185. See supra, 122. infra 186. 

Hoghton, Brigadier General; ~x1v.214. See supra, 103. Hood, Rear Admiral Sir Samuel, K.B.; a. 12. 

Thanked in his place, 20. See supra, 115. Hope, Brigadier General the Honourable John; Lv1. 428. — xvir. 29. (See 

infra, 123.) Hope, Lieutenant General the Honourable John; Lxiv.11. See supra, 102. ——— Hope, Major General John ; 

Lxviti.17. See infra, 145. Howorth, Brigadier General Edward; txv. 26. See infra, 145. ; 























123. Hutchinson, The Honourable Major General John Hely, Second in command; Major Generals Coote, Cradock 
Ludlow, Moore, Earl of Cavan, and Finch ; Brigadier Generals John Stuart, Hope, Doyle, Oakes, and Lawson; and to the intel 
Officers under the late Sir Ralph Abercromby, K.B.; For their exertions in effecting a landing on the coast of Egypt, and in 
resisting the attack made upon them on 21 March 1801, and achieving the victory on that day; Lvi.427. Answer, LviI. 205. 
Hutchinson, Lieutenant General the Honourable Sir John Hely, K.B.; For his ability in the command of the army in 
Egypt; ivi1. 22. Major Generals Coote, Cradock, Ludlow, Moore, Earl of Cavan, Baird, and Finch; and to Brigadier Generals 
Stuart, Hope, Doyle, Blake, Oakes, and Lawson, and to the several Officers of the army for their gallant services under Lieutenant 
General Hutchinson ; Lv11. 22. Answer, 482. 





124. Impeachment, The Managers of, against Lord Melville (thanked in their places); Lx1. 338. 


India, Governor General of. See supra,122. infra, 144. ——— Inglis, Major General William; txrx. 11. (See supra, 114.) 
—LXIX. 153. See mfra, 145. ———— Java. See supra, 99. infra, 129. 


Keats, Rear Admiral ; txu.33. See supra, 119. 


125. Keith, The Right honourable Admiral Lord, x. B.; For the zeal with which he made his disposition for landing 
the British troops on the coast of Egypt, &amp;c.; v1. 428. Answer, Lv11.6. Rear Admiral Sir Richard Bickerton, and to the several 
Captains and Officers of the fleet under the command of Lord Keith; For their cordial co-operation with the land forces in effecting 
their descent on the coast of Egypt; Lv1. 428. Keith, Lord; For the ability with which he maintained his station on the 
coast of Egypt, and for the assistance rendered by his exertions to the army in that country; Lvi1.22. Answer, 286. Rear 
Admirals Sir Richard Bickerton and Sir John Borlase Warren, and to the several Captains and Officers of the fleet under the 
command of Lord Keith; For the zeal, &amp;c, manifested by them in the co-operation with the army in Egypt; vir. 2. 








Kemmis, Major General James ; 1xvir. 246. See infra, 145. Kempt, Major General James; txvit. 327.— 
LXIX. 153. (See infra, 145.) Kempt, Quarter Master General James ; Lx1x. 11. (See supra, 114.)—Lx1x. 153. (See infra, 145.) 
Kempt, Major General Sir James, K.C.B.; txx. 423. See infra, 145. Kier, Major General Sir William Grant ; 
LXXiv. 185. See supra, 122. 





126. Lake, General Gerrard, Commander in Chief of His Majesty’s and Company’s Forces in India; For the judgment, &amp;c. manifested 
by him in the command of the army in Hindostan; L1x. 258. Major Generals St. John; For his steadiness in seconding the efforts 
of the Commander in Chief in Hindostan ; and Arthur Wellesley, for the services achieved by him in the command of the separate 
army within the Dekan; and to the several Officers of the army, both European and Native, for their conduct during the campaign in 
the East Indies; L1x. 258. 


Lambert, Major General John ; ux1x.153. Major General Sir John, K.C. B.; 1xx. 423. See infra, 145.——— Lawson, 
Brigadier General Robert ; Lv1. 428.—-Lv11. 22. See supra, 123. —~=— Leith, Major General James; Lx1v.11. (See supra, 102.) 
Leith, Lieutenant General James; Lxvil. 327.—Lxvu1.17. (See infra, 145.) Leith, Lieutenant General Sir James, K. B. ; 
LxIx.11. See supra, 121. Linsingen, Major General Baron; Lx11I. 33. See supra, 109. Local Militia. See 
infra, 128. ——— Long, Brigadier General Robert Ballard; Lxv1. 403. See supra, 104. Louis, Rear Admiral; x1 168. 
See supra, 116. Low, Major General Baron; txvit. 246.—Lxvitt.17. See infra, 145. Ludlow, Major General 
the Honourable George James; Lv1. 428.—Lvit.22. (See supra, 123.) Ludlow, Lieutenant General Sir George, K.B.; ixi1r. 33. 
See supra, 109. Lumley, Brigadier General the Honourable William ; Lx11. 334. (See supra, 99.) Lumley, Major General 
the Honourable William ; txvi. 403. See supra, 104. 




















M’Farlane, Major General Robert ; txt. 33. See supra, 109. ——— Maida. See infra, 141.——— Maitland, Major 
General I'rederick; Lx1v. 214. See supra, 103. ——— Maitland, Major General Peregrine; Lxx. 423. See infra, 145. 
Malcolm, Brigadier General Sir John, K.C.B.; Lxxiv. 185. See supra, 122. Manningham, Major General Coote; 
Lxiv.11. See supra, 102. Marines, Officers of the Royal; tvi1. 303.— Lx1x. 438. See znfra, 131. Marshall, 
Major General Sir Dyson, K.C.B.; Lxxiv. 185. See supra, 122.————Martinique. See supra, 103, 112. Mauritius. See 
supra, 98; infra, 129. Melville, Lord. See supra, 124. 




















127. Militia (Regular) :—Officers of the several corps of Militia embodied in Great Britain and Ireland during the war; vir. 304. 
Answer, 482. — Lx1x. 438. 


128. Militia (Local) :—Officers of the several corps of Local Militia, and of Yeomanry and Volunteer Cavalry and Infantry, which have 
been formed in Great Britain and Ireland during the war; Lx1x. 438. 


Milne, Rear Admiral Sir David ; ixxu. 20. See supra, 118. 


129. Minto, The Right honourable Gilbert Lord, Governor General of the East Indies ; For the ability with which 
the military resources of the British Empire in India have been applied in the reduction of the power of the enemy in the Eastern Seas, 
by the conquest of the Islands Bourbon and Mauritius, and by the successful operations in Java; Lxvi1.18. Answer, LXvIII. 487. 


Monte Video. See supra, 99. infra, 138.——— Moore, Major General John; Lvi. 428.—1v11. 22. (See supra,123.) Moore, 

Lieutenant General Sir John. See supra, 102. —-——Munro, Brigadier General Thomas, C. B.; Lxxiv. 185. See supra, 122. 
Murray, Major General George; txvri1. 648. (See infra, 145.) Murray, Major General Sir George, K. B.; Lxrx. 11. 
See supra, 114 infra, 145. 





131. Navy ; 

































































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VII. Thanks of the House—continued. 
(1.)—Resolutions that the Thanks of the House be given—continued. 


131. Navy ; To the officers of the Navy, Army and Royal Marines, for their services during the war; Lv1t. 303. Answer, 337.——— 


Ditto, including the troops employed in the service of the East India Company, for their services during the war; LxIx. 438. 
Answer, 447. 


Neale, Captain Sir Harry Burrard, Bart. 3 Lxv.18. See supra, 119.———— Nelson, Vice Admiral Lord, K. B.; iv1. 285. 


See supra, 113. infra, 132. 179. Nightingale, Brigadier General; Lx1v.12. See infra, 145. Northesk, Rear Admiral 
the Earl of; ux1. 17. See supra, 113. 











Oakes, Brigadier General Hildebrande ; LvI. 428.—LviI. 22. See supra, 123. Ochterlony, Major General Sir 
David, K.G. C. B.; txx11. 34. See supra, 122. ——— Orange, General His Royal Highness the Prince of, K. G. C. B.; uxx. 423. 
See infra, 145. Orthes, See infra, 145.———— Oswald, Major General John; uxviir. 648. (See infra, 145.)—_x1x. 11. 

See supra, 121. 





Pack, Colonel Dennis 3 Lxvir.106. Pack, Brigadier General Dennis; Lxviirt. 116. (See infra, 145.) Pack, Major General 
Dennis; Lxrx.11. (See supra, 114.)—Lx1x.153. (See infra, 145.) Pack, Major General Sir Dennis; Lx x. 423. See infra, 145. 
—~«—— Paget, Major General the Honourable Edward; yx1v. 11. See supra, 102. Pakenham, Major General the Honourable 
Edward ; Lxvitr. 17. (See infra, 145.) Pakenham, Major General the Honourable Sir Edward, K. B.; rx1x,11. (See supra, 114.) 
—LXxIx.153- See infra, 145. The above Resolutions read, and Address for a Monument to the memory of Sir Edward Pakenham, 
resolved, nem. con.; LXX. 357. 





132. Parker, Admiral Sir Hyde ; For the disposition made by him of the forces under his command,, by which the Danish ships of 
war, forming the line of defence of the Harbour of Copenhagen, were taken or destroyed on 2 April 1801; Lv1. 285. Answer, 427. 
Resolution again read; Motion for taking same into consideration on the morrow, negatived; 444. Vice Admiral Lord Nelson, K.B. 
Rear Admiral Graves, and Colonel Stewart, commanding the 49th regiment of foot and a corps of Riflemen, and to the Captains and 
Officers of the Fleet under the Command of Sir Hyde Parker for their conduct on that occasion; Lv1. 285. 


Payne, Lieutenant General William ; txv. 26. See infra, 145. Picton, Lieutenant General Thomas; Lxvit. 106, 
327. (See infra, 145.) Picton, Lieutenant General Sir Thomas; uxvii1.648. Thanked in his place; Lx1x. 18.—LX1Ix. 153. 
Thanked in his place, 380. See infra, 145. Popham, Captain Sir Home; tx111. 33. Thanked in his place, 37. See 
supra, 119 ——==— Portugal. See infra, 145.———-— Power, Brigadier General Manley; ixvii. 327.—xxvirr. 116. See 
infra, 145. 





Preachers : 
133. For sermons preached before the House on General Fast Days, which sermons they are desired to print; Allott, The Rev. Dr. 
Richard, on 26 February 1806, at St. Margaret's; tx1. 62. Andrews, The Rev. Dr. Gerard, on 28 February 1810, at 

St. Margaret's; Lxv. 136. ——=—— Carey, The Rev. Dr. William, on 8 February 1809, at St. Margaret’s; Lx1v. 34. Hall, 

The Rev. Dr. Charles Henry, on 20 February 1805, at St. Margaret’s; Lx. 76. Ireland, The Rev. Dr. John, on 10 March, 

1813, at St. Margaret’s; LXvIII. 300.———— Jackson, The Rev. Dr. on 25 May 1804, at St. Margaret's; L1x. 299. ——— 

Landon, The Rev. Dr. Whittington, on 5 February 1812, at St. Margaret’s; LxviI. 100.—&lt;——— Marlow, The Rev. Dr. Michael, on 

25 February 1807, at St. Margaret's; LxX11. 175. ——-—— Parsons, The Rev. Dr. on 21 March 1811, at St, Margaret’s;. Lxv1. 192. 
——«=-—Prosser, The Rev. Dr.on 13 February 1801, at St. John’s; ivr. 37. Woodhouse, The Rev. Dr. on 17 February 1808, 

at St. Margaret’s; yxr11. 78. . 














134. On Thanksgiving Days; Fora sermon preached before the Prince Regent and both Houses ; The Bishop of Chester, at St. Paul's Church 
on 7 July 1814; LxIx. 443. ————— For a sermon preached before the House at St. Margaret’s on 1 June 1802; Dr. Vincent; 
LVII. 533- 
135. For sermons preached before the House on 30 January, which sermons they are desired to print; Chaplains of the House; The Rev. 
Frederick Barnes, at St. Margaret’s; 1807; Lx11. 92. —— The Rev. Charles Proby, at St. Margaret’s; 1808 ; Lx111.38. 1809; 
LXIv.17. 1810; Ltxv.18.—1811; Lxv. 63. 


Prevost, Lieutenant General Sir George, Bart. ; uxrv. 214. See supra, 103. Pringle, Major General William 


Henry; Lxvi1.17. Thanked in his place, 139.—Lx1x.11. (See supra, 114.)—LXx1x. 153. Thanked in his place, 380. See 
infra, 145. Prussian Army; Lxx. 423. See infra, 145. 


136. Regent, His Royal Highness the Prince ; For his gracious favour in communicating to the House his intention of going 
to St. Paul’s Church on the Thanksgiving Day ; Lx1x. 387. 





Rezende, Brigadier General the Conde de ; uxvirr. 116. See infra, 145.—=—— Robinson, Major General Frederick 
Philips; uxvi11.648. See infra, 145. Robinson, Major General Edward Phillips; rx1x.11. See supra, 121.———Roleia. 
See infra, 145.————-Ross, Major General Robert; rx1x.11. (See supra, 114.)—.LXIx. 153. See infra, 145. 
Lieutenant General the Earl of; tx111.33. See supra, 109. Rowley, Commodore Josias. See supra, 107. 








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St. John, Major General the Honourable Frederick ; 11x. 258. See supra, 126, Salamanca. See infra, 145. 


137. Saumarez, Rear Admiral Sir James, Bart. K. B.; For his zeal in pursuing and conduct in the attack of the combined 
squadron of the enemy in the Streights at Gibraltar on 12 and 13 July 1800; tvi1. 7. Answer, 79. Captains amd Officers of the 
squadron under his orders for their gallant conduct on that occasion ; Lv11. 7. 





Sea Fencibles ; Lv1ir. 304. See infra, 146. ———— Sebastian, Saint. See supra, 121. Sherbrooke, Lieutenant General Sir 
John Cape, K.B.; txv. 26, See infra, 145.———— Shipley, Brigadier General Sir Charles; txiv. 214. See supra, 103. ——— 
Slade, Brigadier General John; tx1tv.11. See supra, 102.—&lt;——Smith, Brigadier General Lionel; Lxx1v. 185. See supra, 122. 
———=— Somerset, Major General Lord Edward; tx1rx.153. Thanked in his place, 506. —.xx. 423- Thanked in his place, 
LXXI. 315. See infra, 145.—&lt;—-—— Spencer, Major General Brent; Lx111. 33. (See supra, 109.)}—LXx1v.12. See infra, 145. 

Sprye, Brigadier General William Frederick; uxvii1.116. See infra, 145. Sprye, Major General William Frederick ; 

LXIx.11. See supra, 121. Stanhope, Vice Admiral Sir Henry Edwin, Baronet; tx111. 33. See supra, 119. Stehelin, 

Brigadier General; Lx1v.214. See supra, 103. —~—— Stewart, Brigadier General Richard; txv. 26. See infra, 145. 

Stewart, Brigadier General the Honourable Charles; txv.26. Thanked in his place, 36. See infra, 145. Stewart, Major 

General the Honourable Charles William; txvi. 403. See supra, 104. Stewart, Major General the Honourable Charles 

William; txvi1. 246. See infra, 145. Stewart, Major General the Honourable Charles William ; Lxvit. 327. See infra, 

145. Stewart, Lieutenant General the Honourable Charles William; uxvi11.648. See infra, 145. ——-—— Stewart, Lieutenant 

General the Honourable Sir Charles William, K.B.; tx1x. 11. (See supra, 114.)—Lx1x. 153. Thanked in his place, rx1x. 

379, 380. See infra, 145. Stewart, Colonel. See supra, 132. 


138. Stirling, Rear Admiral; For the skill with which he effected the landing of the troops under the command of Sir Samuel 
Achmuty; and to the Captains and Officers of the fleet under his orders, in the capture of Monte Video; LXx11. 334. Answer, 
LXIII. 248. 

















Stopford, Rear Admiral the Honourable Robert; xv. 18. (See supra, 119.)—Lxvit. 18. Answer, LXVIII. 10. 
See supra, 105. 


139. Strachan, 


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(1.)—Resolutions that the Thanks of the House be given—continued. 


139. Strachan, Rear Admiral Sir Richard, Baronet ; For his able conduct in the defeat and capture of a French squadron on 
4th November, 1806; ux1.17. Answer, 345. The Captains and Officers of the squadron under the command of Sir Richard 
Strachan, who, by their bravery, contributed to the success of that day; LXI. 17. 


14. Stuart, Brigadier General John ; v1. 428.—1vir. 22. See supra, 123. —-— Stuart, Major General Sir John, K. B.; For 
the distinguished ability displayed by him on 4th July 1806, in the brilliant action on the plains of Maida; Lx11.16. Answer, 190. 
Brigadier Generals Cole and Ackland, and the several other Officers, for their distinguished exertions on 4th July 1806, in the action 
on the plains of Maida; LXxII. 16. 


Talavera; txv. 26. See infra, 145. 
See supra, 113. 


Uxbridge, Lieutenant General the Earl of, K.G.c. B. ; Luxx. 423. See infra, 145. 








Tilson, Major General Christopher; txv. 26. See infra, 145. Trafalgar ; 


Vandeleur, Major General John Ormsby ; xvi. 106.—uxviit. 17, 648. Vandeleur, Major General Sir John 
Ormsby, K. C. B.; Lxx. 423. See infra, 145.——— Vimiera. See infra, 145. ——— Vittoria. See infra, 145. Vivian, 
Major General Sir R. H. K.C. B.; uxx. 423. See infra, 145. ; 








142. Volunteers ; uv. 304. See infra, 146. The several Volunteer and Yeomanry Corps of the United Kingdom, for the promp- 
titude with which, at a crisis most momentous to their country, they have associated for its defence ; Lv111.688. Answer, LIx. 42. 


Walker, Major General George Townshend ; txvir. 327—1x1x. 153. See infra, 145. 


143. Warde, Brigadier General Henry &gt; LXIIt. 33. See supra, 109. Warde, Major General Henry; txitv. 11. See 
supra, 102. Warde, Major Generals Heury, and Frederick Augustus Wetherall, and to the several Officers of the Army, both 
European and Native, for their exertions in the late successful operations in the Eastern Seas; Lxvur. 18. 








Warren, Rear Admiral Sir John Borlase, Baronet, kK. B. ; vit. 22. See supra, 125. Waterloo ; See infra, 145. 


144. Wellesley, The Most Noble Richard Marquess of, Governor General of India ; For the zeal, &amp;e. with which 
the military resources of the British Empire in India have been recently applied in the war against Scindia and the Rajah of Berah ; 
LIx. 258. Answer, LXI. 5. 


145, Wellington, Duke of; Wellesley, Major General the Honourable Arthur ; LIx. 258. See supra, 126. ——— Wellesley, Major 
General the Right honourable Sir Arthur, K. B.; ux111. 33. Thanked in his place, 36. See supra, 109 Wellesley, Lieutenant 
General the Right honourable Sir Arthur, K. B. for his conduct on 17th and 21st August 1808 in Portugal ; on the latter of which days 
he obtained a signal victory at Vimiera. Major Generals Spencer, Hill, and Ferguson ; Brigadier Generals Ackland, Nightingale, Fane, 
and Bowes, and the several Officers of the Army, for their skilful exertions in the battles of Roleia and Vimiera ; Lx1v.12, ‘Thanked 
in his place, 14. The above thanks read, and notice being taken that the name of Brigadier General Craufurd was omitted, like 
thanks given to him, 17. Wellington, Lieutenant General the Right honourable Lord Viscount, for the ability displayed by him 
on 27th and 28th July 1809, in the battle of Talavera; Lxv. 26. Answer, 234. Lieutenant Generals Sir John Cape Sherbrooke, K.B. 
William Payne, Sir Stapleton Cotton, Baronet, and Rowland Hill; to Major General Tilson; to Brigadier Generals Alexander 
Campbell, Henry Frederick Campbell, Richard Stewart, Charles Stewart, Cameron, Fane, Anson, and Howorth, andthe several 
other Officers, for their exertions in the battle of Talavera; txv. 26. For the consummate ability, fortitude, and perseverance 
displayed by him in the command of the British and Portuguese forces, by which Portugal has been successfully defended, &amp;c. ; 
Lxvi. 275. Answers, 434, 465. Wellington, General Lord Viscount, for the skill, &amp;c. manifested by him in the recent siege 
of Cividad Rodrigo; Lxvit.106. Answer, 374. Lieutenant Generals Graham and Picton, Major Generals Charles Colville, 
Craufurd, and Vandeleur, and Colonel Dennis Pack, for their exertions in the siege of Cividad Rodrigo; Lxv11. 106. (Resolution 
read ; notice takea that certain names were omitted; the like thanks given to Major Generals Henry Frederick Campbell, The 
Honourable Charles William Stewart, Baron Low, James Kemmis and William Borthwick, and Colonel William Maundey Harvey ; 
246.) The Officers of the British and Portuguese forces, who so nobly led the Allied troops to the assault of Cividad Rodrigo upon the 
1gth January 1812; txvir. 106. The Officers belonging to the corps of Royal Engineers, and to the Officers belonging to the 
Royal Artillery and Portuguese Artillery, serving under the command of Lord Viscount Wellington at the siege of Cividad Rodrigo ; 
LXV. 106. Wellington, General the Earl of; For the great ability, &amp;c. manifested by him in the recent siege of Badajoz ; 
LXVII. 327. Answer, 447. Lieutenant Generals Beresford, Leith, and Picton; Major Genérals Charles Stewart, Colville, Bowes, 
Hay, Walker, and Kempt; and Brigadier Generals Harvey, Champlemond, and Power, for their distinguished exertions during the 
siege of Badajoz; Lxvi1.327. To the Officers belonging to the corps of Royal Engineers, and to the Royal Artillery and Portuguese 
Artillery serving under the command of the Earl of Wellington at the siege of Badajoz; Lxvi1. 327. The Officers of the British 
and Portuguese forces employed in the siege of Badajoz; Lxvil. 327. Wellington, General the Marquis of ; For the many 
services which he has rendered to the Kingdom and to His Majesty’s Allies during the late campaign (1812), and more particularly 
for the glorious victory of Salamanca on 22d July 1812; Lxviit. 17. Answer, 398. Lieutenant Generals Sir Stapleton Cotton, 
Leith, Cole, Major Generals Clinton, Campbell, Bock, Alten, Low, Charles Baron Alten, Hope, George Anson, William Anson, 
Vandeleur, De Bernevitz, Pakenham, and Pringle, and to the several other Officers, for their exertions in the battle of Salamanca; 
Lxviit.17. ‘The above Resolution again read, and the like thanks given to Marshal Sir William Carr Beresford, K.B. and Brigadier 
Generals the Conde de Rezende, Pack, Power, Sprye, D’Urban, and Bradford; Lxviit. 116. Again read, Lxx. 357. 
Wellington, Field Marshal the Marquis of, K.G.; For the energy with which he has conducted the late operations in Spain, and 
particularly upon the victory obtained on 21st June 1813, at Vittoria; Lxviit. 648. Lieutenant Generals Graham, Hill, Earl of 
Dalhousie, Picton, Cole, and William Stewart; Major Generals Bock, Charles Baron Alten, Colville, Anson, Oswald, Vandeleur, 
Murray, Robinson, Lord Aylmer, and to the several other Officers of His Majesty’s service, for their exertions; Lxviir. 648. 
Marshal Sir William Carr Beresford, K.B. and to the several General Officers and Officers of the Portuguese service, who were present 
at the battle of Vittoria; txviir. 648. Wellington, Field Marshal the Marquis of, K.G.; For the consummate ability 
displayed by him in the operations which succeeded the battle of Vittoria, by which the enemy have been compelled to abandon the 
western provinces of Spain, and the Allied Army finally established on the frontiers of France; txrx.11. ‘The Officers of His 
Majesty’s forces serving in Spain under the command of the Marquis of Wellington, for the distinguished valour displayed by them 
on the several glorious occasions on which they have been employed, from the battle of Vittoria to the establishment of the Allied 
Army on the frontiers of France; LX1x. 12, ———— Wellington, Field Marshal the Marquis of ; For the additional proofs of his 
consummate ability, &amp;c. displayed in the late battle of Orthes on 27th February 1814; Lx1x. 153. Answer, 418. Lieutenant 
Generals Cotton, Hill, Beresford, Picton, Cole, Stewart, and Clinton; Major Generals Alten, Fane, Anson, Walker, Murray, Kempt, 
Pakenham, Pringle, Barnes, Inglis, Byng, Brisbane, Pack, Somerset, Ross, Lambert, and to the several other Officers serving under 
the command of the Marquis of Wellington, for their conduct throughout the operations which concluded with the defeat of the enemy 
at Orthes; Lxrx. 153. Resolution read, and Resolution, nem. con. for Address for a monument to the memory of Sir Edward 
Pakenham ; Lxx. 357. —— Wellington, Field Marshal the Duke of, on his return from his command abroad ; For his eminent 
and unremitting service to. His Majesty and to the public; Committee appointed to attend the Duke with same; ix1x. 387. 
Report that the Duke had been waited on and desired to express his answer in person, 409. House acquainted that the Duke 
was in attendance; Resolution that he be admitted ; 413. His Grace admitted accordingly, and addressed the Speaker; the 
Speaker’s speech to him, and his Grace withdraws, 414. Wellington, Field Marshal the Duke of, K.G.; For the 
consummate ability, &amp;c. displayed by him on 18th June 1815; on which day the decisive victory over the enemy, commanded by 

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147. 


148. 


149. 


151. 


157. 


158. 


163. 


164. 


(1.)—Resolutions that the Thanks of the House be given—continued. 


Buonaparte in person, was obtained by His Grace, with the Allied troops under his command, in conjunction with the troops under 
the command of Marshal Blucher; txx. 423. Answer, Lxx1.3. General the Prince of Orange; Lieutenant Generals the Earl 
of Uxbridge, Lord Hill, Sir Henry Clinton, Charles Baron Alten ; Major Generals Hinuber, Vandeleur, Cooke, Kempt, Domberg, 
Barnes, Byng, Pack, Lord Edward Somerset, Lambert, Grant, Maitland, Halkett, Adam, Vivian, and to the several Officers under 
their command, for their indefatigable zeal and exertions upon 18th June 1815, when the French Army, commanded by Buonaparte, 
received a signal defeat; Lxx. 423. The General Officers, Officers, and Men of the Allied forces, serving under the immediate 
command of ditto; Lxx. 423. Marshal Prince Blucher, and the Prussian Army, for the cordial and timely assistance afforded by 
them on 18th June 1815, to which the successful result of that day is to be attributed; rxx. 423. Answer, LXXI. 3. —— 
Wellington, Field Marshal the Duke of, on his return from the Continent ; For his eminent and unremitting services to His Majesty 


and the public, especially in the ever memorable battle of Waterloo; and Committee appointed to wait upon His Grace with same ; 
LXXI. 528. 


Wetherall, Major General Frederick Augustus ; uxvi1. 18. See supra, 143. = Wilson, Brigadier General John ; 
LXIx. 11. See supra, 121. 


} Yeomanry ; The Officers of the several Corps of Yeomanry and Volunteer Cavalry and Infantry, and of the Sea Fencibles of Great 


Britain and Ireland, during the war; Lv11.304. Answer, 482. Resolution read, and Bill ordered, 400. See Volunteers, 1. 
Yeomanry Corps; Lv111. 688. See supra, 142. 





York, Field Marshal the Duke of, Commander in Chief ; For his continued, effectual and unremitting exertions in 
discharge of the duties of his high situation, during a period of upwards of twenty years, &amp;c.; Lxx. 458. Answer, 465. See 
infra, 189. 


(2.)\—House highly approves and acknowledges : 
Abbot, The Right Honourable Charles :—His upright, able and impartial conduct in the Chair of the House ; Lx111. 182. 


Albuera :—tThe distinguished valour, &amp;c. displayed by the non-commissioned officers and private soldiers, serving on 16 May 1811 under 
the command of Sir William Carr Beresford, in the defeat of the enemy at Albuera; Lxvi. 403. ‘The distinguished valour, &amp;c. 
displayed by the Officers, non-commissioned Officers and Soldiers, of that part of the Portuguese army which served under the command 
of Sir William Carr Beresford, on 16 May 1811, in the battle at Albuera; Lxv1. 403. The distinguished valour, &amp;c. displayed by 
the Spanish army, under the command of General Blake, on 16 May 1811, in the battle at Albuera; txv1.403. General Blake’s 
Answer, LXVII. 3. 


Algiers :——The services of the Seamen and Royal Marines serving in the fleet before Algiers, on 27 August 1816; Lxxi1.20. The 
services of the detachments of Royal Sappers and Miners, and Royal Artillery, in the fleet employed on that memorable occasion, 29. 
Answer, 38. 


, Badajoz :—The distinguished bravery, &amp;c. manifested by the non-commissioned Officers and Soldiers of the British and Portuguese 


forces employed in the siege of Badajoz; LXvil. 327. 


. Barrosa :—tThe distinguished valour and discipline displayed by the non-commissioned Officers and private Soldiers of the forces 


serving under the command of Lieutenant General Graham, in the victory obtained on the heights of Barrosa; LXv1. 214. 


: Basque Roads :—The services of the Seamen and Royal Marines on board the ships under the command of Lord Gambier, in the 


attack on the French fleet in Basque Roads; Lxv. 18. 


\ Camden, The Most Noble the Marquis :—His public spirit and disinterested conduct, in making during his life a large 


sacrifice of private fortune to the service of his country ; Lxx1v. 470. Answer, 472. 


. Cividad Rodrigo ‘——The distinguished bravery, &amp;c. so conspicuously displayed by the non-commissioned Officers and Soldiers 


of the British and Portuguese forces, employed in the assault of Cividad Rodrigo, on 19 January 1812; Lxvir. 106. The good 
conduct, &amp;c. manifested by the other general Officers belonging to the British and Portuguese forces which served under the command 
of Lord Wellington, in the siege of Cividad Rodrigo ; Lxvit. 106. 


Copenhagen :—The services of the Seamen, Marines and Soldiers, on board the ships under the command of Sir Hyde Parker, in the 
late victory over the Danish fleets and batteries, which formed the line of defence at the entrance of the harbour of Copenhagen ; 
LVI. 285. The distinguished regularity, &amp;c. displayed by the non-commissioned Officers and Soldiers of the army under the 
command of Lord Cathcart, in all the operations attending the reduction of the fleet and arsenal at Copenhagen; The services of the 
Seamen and Marines on board the ships under the command of Lord Gambier, for their cordial and effectual co-operation with the land 
forces, during the siege of Copenhagen, &amp;c.; LXI11I. 33. 





Corunna :—The distinguished discipline, &amp;c. displayed by the non-commissioned Officers and private Soldiers of the army under the 
command of the late Sir John Moore, in the battle of Corunna; Lx1v.11. The services of the Seamen and Royal Marines on board 
the ships under the command of Rear Admiral De Courcey, for their effectual exertions in accomplishing the embarkation of His 
Majesty's troops at Corunna; LXIV. 12. 


‘ Duckworth, Vice Admiral Sir John Thomas, K. B. :—The services of the Seamen and Royal Marines on board the 


ships under his command in the victory obtained over the squadron of the enemy on 6th February 1805; x1. 168. 


. East India Services :—The zeal, discipline, and bravery uniformly displayed by the non-commissioned Officers and private Soldiers, 


both European and Native, employed against the enemy in the East Indies; L1x. 258. © 


. Eastern Seas :—The zeal, discipline, and bravery uniformly displayed by the non-commissioned Officers and private Soldiers, both 


European and Native, employed against the enemy in the Eastern Seas; The services of the Seamen and Royal Marines serving on 
board His Majesty’s ships employed in the late operations in the Eastern Seas; Lxvir. 18. 


Egypt }—The regularity, discipline, &amp;c. displayed by the non-commissioned Officers and private Soldiers of the army serving under the 
late Sir Ralph Abercromby, K. B. in the memorable and brilliant operations in Egypt ; The services of the Seamen and Marines on 
board the ships under the command of Lord Keith, in the cordial assistance which they afforded to the land forces in their descent on 
the coast of Egypt, and in the subsequent operations against the enemy ; LVI. 428. The services of the Seamen and Marines 
on board the ships and vessels under the command of Admiral Lord Keith and Vice Admiral Rainier, in the effectual assistance 
afforded by them to the army in Egypt, on the several important services on which it has been employed ; The zeal, discipline, and 
intrepidity uniformly displayed during the operations of the army in Egypt, by the non-commissioned Officers and private Soldiers 
serving under the command of Lieutenant General Sir John Hely Hutchinson, K. B.; Lvit. 22. 





Maida :—The distinguished valour and discipline displayed by the non-commissioned Officers and private Soldiers of the forces serving 
on 4th July 1806, under the command of Sir John Stuart, in the victory on the plains of Maida; Lx11. 16. 
165. Martinique : 
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165. Martimque : —Theservices of the non-commissioned Officers and Soldiers in the army serving under Lieutenant General Beckwith, in 
the attack upon Martinique ; uxtv. 214. The services of the Seamen and Royal Marines serving on board the fleet under the 
command of Rear Admiral Cochrane, in the attack upon Martinique ; tx1v. 214. 


166. Militia :—The services of the non-commissioned Officers and men of the several corps of Militia which have been embodied in Great 
Britain and Ireland during the war; tv11. 304. Answer, 482.—Lx1x. 438. 


167. Militia, Local :—The services of the non-commissioned Officers and men of the several corps of Local Militia and of Yeomanry, and 
of Volunteer Cavalry and Infantry which have been formed in Great Britain and Ireland during the war; Lx1x. 438. 


168. Monte Video :—The bravery, discipline, and good conduct of the non-commissioned Officers and private Soldiers of the forces serving 
on 3 February 1807, under the command of Sir Samuel Achmuty, in the assault and capture of Monte Video; The services of the 
Seamen and Royal Marines belonging to the ships under the command of Rear Admiral Sterling, in the assistance which they afforded 
to the land forces, in the capture of Monte Video; Lx11. 334. 


169. Navy :——The services of the petty and non-commissioned Officers and men employed in His Majesty’s Navy, Army, and Marines during 
the war; LVII. 303.—Lx1x. 438. Answer, 447. 


171. Nepaul :—The general discipline and bravery displayed by the non-commissioned Officers and private Soldiers, both European and 
Native, employed against the troops of Nepaul; Lx x11. 34. 


172. Orthes :—The zeal, courage and discipline manifested by the non-commissioned Officers and private Soldiers of His Majesty’s forces serving 
under the command of the Marquis of Wellington ; for their conduct throughout the operations which concluded with the defeat of the 
enemy at Orthes, on 27 February 1814; The zeal and continued exertions manifested by the General Officers, Officers, non- 
commissioned Officers and private Soldiers of the Portuguese army on that occasion; The meritorious exertion and good conduct of 
the General Officers, Officers, non-commissioned Officers and private Soldiers of such part of the Spanish soldiers serving under the 
command of the Marquis of Wellington as were employed in co-operating with the movements which led to the defeat of the enemy at 
Orthes; Lx1x. 153. 


Petty Officers :—See supra, 169. 


173. Portugal :—The eminent and meritorious services uniformly performed by the General Officers, Officers, non-commissioned Officers and 
Soldiers of the British army under the command of Lord Wellington, during the late operations in Portugal ; The zeal, discipline and 
intrepidity so conspicuously displayed by the General Officers, Officers, non-commissioned Officers and Soldiers of the Portuguese 
army, under the command of Field Marshal Beresford; txv1. 275. 


174. Portuguese Forces :—The zeal, valour and discipline which the Officers, non-commissioned Officers and private Soldiers of the 
Portuguese forces under the command of Marshal Beresford, have displayed in every action since the battle of Vittoria; Lx1x. 12. 


Roleia :—See infra, 181. 


175. Salamanca :—The distinguished valour and discipline displayed by the non-commissioned Officers and Privates serving under the 
command of the Marquis of Wellington, in the victory obtained on 22 July 1812, near Salamanca; The zeal, courage and discipline 


displayed by the Officers, non-commissioned Officers and Privates of the Portuguese forces serving under Marquis Wellington ; 
LXVIIL. 17. 


176. Saumarez, Rear Admiral Sir James :—The services of the Seamen and Marines on board the ships under his orders in the 
successful attack on the combined squadron of the enemy in the Straits of Gibraltar on 19 and 13 July 1800; Lvit. 7. 


Sea Fencibles :—tvir. 304. See infra, 185. 
Speaker :—See supra, 97. 148. 


177. Strachan, Rear Admiral Sir Richard, Bart. :—The services of the Seamen and Marines on board the ships under his com- 
mand in the victory attained over the squadron of the enemy on 4 November 1805; Lx1. 17. 


178. Talavera :—The distinguished valour and discipline displayed by the non-commissioned Officers and private Soldiers of the forces serving 
on 27 and 28 July 1809, under the command of Lord Wellington, in the battle at Talavera; Lxv. 26. 


179. Trafalgar :——The services of the Seamen and Marines on buard the ships under the command of the late Lord Viscount Nelson, in the 
victory over the combined fleets of France and Spain off Cape Trafalgar, on 21 October 1805; LXI. 17. 


181. Vimiera :—-The steady and disciplined valour displayed by the non-commissioned Officers and private Soldiers of the army in the battles 
of Roleia and Vimiera; LxIv.12. 


182. Vittoria :—The distinguishhd zeal, valour and discipline displayed by the non-commissioned Officers and private Soldiers of His Majesty's 
forces serving under the command of the Marquis of Wellington, in the victory obtained on 21 June 1813, at Vittoria; The zeal, 
courage and discipline displayed by the non-commissioned Officers and private Soldiers of the Portuguese forces serving under the Marquis 
of Wellington on that occasion ; The zeal, valour and good conduct displayed by the several General Officers, Officers, non-commissioned 
Officers, and private Soldiers of the Spanish forces serving on that occasion ; Lxv111. 648. 


Volunteer Cavalry and Infantry :—xv1. 304. (See infra, 185.)—ux1x. 438. See supra, 167. 


183. Waterloo :—The distinguished valour and discipline displayed by the non-commissioned Officers and private Soldiers of His Majesty’s 
forces serving under the command of the Duke of Wellington in the glorious victory obtained on 18 June 1815; Lxx. 423. 


184. Wellington, Duke of :—The distinguished bravery, zeal and discipline manifested by the non-commissioned Officers and Soldiers of 
His Majesty’s forces serving in Spaim under the command of the Marquis of Wellington on the several glorious occasions on which 
they have been employed, from the date of the battle of Vittoria to the establishment of the Allied Army on the frontier of France ; The 
able services performed by the several General Officers, Officers, non-commissioned Officers and private Soldiers under the command of 
the Marquis of Wellington during the whole of the operations which have succeeded the battle of Vittoria, and particularly for the 
good conduct displayed by them in the repulse of the enemy’sattack on the heights of San Marcial, on 31 August 1813, and in their 
ag on the enemy’s position on the right bank of the Bidassoa, on 7 October 1813; LxIx.12. See supra, 156. 172, 173. 175. 

178. 182, 183. 


185. Yeomanry :—The services of the non-commissioned Officers and men of the several corps of Yeomanry and Volunteer Cavalry and 


Infantry, and of the Sea Fencibles which have been formed in Great Britain and Ireland during the war; Lv11. 304. See also 
supra, 167. 


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VII. Thanks of the House—continued. 
(3.)—Other Resolutions relative to Thanks: 


ise. Hislop Lieutenant General Sir Thomas :—That the House in resolving to thank him for his military services does not 


thereby intend to express any opinion respecting the execution of the Killedar of the Fort of Talneir, of the particulars of which 
transaction the House are not yet in possession of satisfactory information; LxxIv. 185. 


187. Naval Inquiry :—That it appears that the Commissioners appointed by Act 43 Geo. III. to inquire into abuses in Naval Departments 


have exerted themselves with diligence, and that the whole of their conduct entitles them to the approbation of the House; Lx. 232. 
Answer, 238. 


188. Vincent, St. Ear] :—That it appears that the conduct of Earl St. Vincent in his late naval administration has added lustre to his 
exalted character, and is entitled to the approbation of the House; LX1. 305. 


189. York, Duke of :—That Mr. Speaker do particularly express the high sense which the House entertains of His Royal Highness’s 
long unremitting and effectual exertions for the improvement of the British army; Lx1x. 438.—Lxx. 357. 


(4.)\—Resolutions of Thanks Read : 


191. And Bills ordered, tv11. 400. And Motion for taking same into consideration ; Negatived, Lv1. 444. 


that certain names were omitted, and like thanks given to other persons; Lxvi1. 246.—Lxvuit1. 116. 
Monuments; LXxv. 479.—LXX. 357. 








And notice taken 
And Addresses for 





VILI. House commits Persons: 


.192. Alcock, John :—tTo the Serjeant at Arms; for having without any authority from the Speaker, summoned witnesses io attend upon 
the hearing of the Lancaster Election Petition ; Serjeant informed the House that he had taken Alcock into custody; Alcock to be 
brought to the bar forthwith, in order to his being discharged; brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees; 
what was said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journals; Lx11. 296. 


193. Barrow, Sarah :—To the Serjeant at Arms; on the Report from the Select Committee on the Shrewsbury Election Petition; that 


having been duly summoned by the Speaker’s warrant, and also by an order, signed by the Chairman; she had not appeared; 
LXx11. 275. Petition of Barrow to be discharged; To lie on the Table, 359. House informed that it was necessary that Barrow 
should be forthwith discharged ; a medical person examined as to the state she was in; Barrow discharged, paying her fees; 363. 


194, Brooks, Stephen :——To Newgate; on Report from the Select Committee on the Nottingham Election Petition, that he had been 
guilty of prevarication in giving his evidence, and that the Committee had committed him to the custody of the Serjeant at Arms; 
LVIII. 244. Petition of Brooks to be discharged; Brooks to be brought to the bar on a certain day in order to his being dis- 

charged; 293. Brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees, 297. 


195. Brundrett, Jonathan :—To Newgate, for having refused to answer a question that was put to him, touching the delay of the 


execution of the Poole writ; Ltx11. 735. Petition of Brundrett, 747- Brundrett to be brought to the bar on the morrow, in 


order to his being discharged, 748. Brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees; what was said by Mr. Speaker 
in reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journals; 754. 


196. Burdett, Sir Francis (a Member) :——To the Tower, for being the author of a letter and argument, intituled, “ Sir Francis 
Burdett to his constituents, denying the power of the House of Commons to imprison the people of England ;” uxv. 252. See 
Complaints, 15. 

197. Butler, Daniel :—To Newgate, for having arrested and otherwise insulted a Member; uxrv. 213. Petition of Butler to be 
discharged ; to be brought to the bar on a certain day, in order to his being discharged; 227. Another day appointed, 232, Brought 
to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees; what was said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him, to be entered in the 
Journals; 236. 


198. Chapman, John :—To Newgate; on Report of the Select Committee on the Camelford Election Petition, that he had given false 


evidence, and that the Committee had committed him to the custody of the Serjeant at Arms; Lxxiv. 293. Petition of Chapman 
to be discharged; Chapman to be brought to the bar forthwith, in order to his being discharged ; 325. Brought the bar, reprimanded 
and discharged, paying his fees; what was said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journals, 326, 


198.* Clavering, Brigadier General :—To the Serjeant at Arms, for having been guilty of prevarication in the evidence given by 
him before the Committee of the Whole House.on the conduct of the Duke of York; tx1v. 170. Serjeant informs the House that 


General Clavering had been taken into custody; Resolution, that General Clavering had been guilty of prevarication, read; Order, 
that he be committed to Newgate; 177. 


199. Collier, John Payne :——To the Serjeant at Arms, for being the author of a paragraph contained in “ The Times” newspaper of 
oth June 1819, being a scandalous misrepresentation of the debates, &amp;c.; Lxxiv. 537. Petition of Collier to be discharged; Collier 
to be brought to the bar forthwith, in order to his being reprimanded and discharged; brought to the bar, reprimanded and 
discharged, paying his fees; 541. What was said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journals, 542. 


201. Cox, Robert Albion, Esq. and Sir William Rawlins, Knight, (Sheriff of the County of Middlesex) :— 
To Newgate, for their conduct at the Middlesex Election; Lx. 131. Petition to be released; To lie on the Table, 249. Petition 
read; R. A. Cox and Sir. W. Rawlins to be brought to the bar on the morrow to. be discharged, 253. Brought to the bar, 


reprimanded and discharged, paying their fees; 258. What was said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding them, to be entered in the 
Journals, 259. 


202. Croggon, Thomas :—To the Serjeant at Arms, fer corruptly endeavouring to procure the Return of two persons to serve in 

Parliament for the borough of Tregony, contrary to the provisions of Act 49 Geo. III. c. 118.; rxvi11. 408. Serjeant at Arms 
informed the House that Croggon had been taken into custody; Croggon committed to Newgate; 414. Entries in Votes read; 
Motion, That Croggon be brought to the bar on the morrow, in order to his being discharged; entry in Journal read; Motion for 
reading the other Orders of the day, Negatived; Question amended; Resolution, That Croggon be brought to the bar on the 
morrow, in order to his being discharged: It having been stated by a Member, that great impropriety had taken place as to the 
manner in which Croggon had been imprisoned; Select Committee appointed to inquire into the circumstances; 592. (See Cam- 
mittees, 1565.) Croggon brought to the bar, reprimanded ‘and discharged, paying his fees; what was said by Mr. Speaker in 
reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journals ; 594. 


-203. Dayman, John (Under Sheriff of the County of Cornwall) :—To the Serjeant at Arms, for acting contrary to his 
duty, and in violation of the privileges of Parliament, at the Liskeard Election; L1x. 331. Petition of Dayman to be discharged ; 
to be brought to the bar on the morrow to be discharged; 336. Brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees ; 
what was said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journals; 339. 


204. Dean, John :—To the Serjeant at Arms, for being the printer of a paper, intituled, “ Windham and Yorke; British Forum, N® 39. 

Bedford-street, Covent Garden; Monday, February 19, 1810;” containing libellous reflections on the conduct and character of the 
House; txv. 109. Petition of Dean to be discharged ; To be now brought to the bar to be discharged ; brought to the bar, 
reprimanded, and discharged, without paying fees; what was said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him, to be entered in the 
Journals; 113. See infra, 219. 3 


205. D’Esterre, 
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VIII. House commits Persons—continued. 


205. D’Esterre, Henry, Esquire (Recorder of Limerick) :—-To Newgate; on the Report from the Select Committee on the 
Limerick Election Petition, that he had been guilty of gross prevarication, and that the Committee had committed him to the custody of 
the Serjeant at Arms; Lx xv. 384. Petition of D’Esterre to be discharged; To lie on the Table, and be printed; D’Esterre to be brought 
to the bar on a certain day to be discharged ; 428. Brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees; what was said 
by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journals ; 431. 


206. Drake, William :—To Newgate ; for wilful falsehood and gross prevarication, in giving his evidence before the House, on the subject 
of Mr. Paull’s Petition complaining of the conduct of the Right honourable Richard Brinsley Sheridan; Lx11, 256. Petition of Drake 
to be discharged; To lie on the Table, 314. 


207. Evelyn, John :—To Newgate ; on Report from the Select Committee on the Camelford Election Petition, fhat he had given false 
evidence, and that the Committee had committed him to the custody of the Serjeant at Arms; LxxIv.311. Petition of Evelyn to 
be discharged; to be brought to the bar forthwith to be discharged ; 325. Brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his 
fees ; what was said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journals ; 326. 


208. rae, Thomas :—To the Serjeant at Arms, for a breach of privileges, in writing and sending a letter to a voter of the county of 
ark to influence his vote in the election of a Member to serve in Parliament; Lxx111. 282. Serjeant at Arms informs the House, 
that he had taken Ferguson into custody, 284. Committed to Newgate, 289. Motion, that Ferguson be discharged forthwith, negatived, 
319. Petition of Ferguson to be discharged; 'To lie on the Table, 350. To be brought to the bar to be discharged, 358. Brought to 
the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees; what was said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him, to be entered in the 
Journals ; 363. 
Finnerty, Peter :—See Strangers. 


209. Fuller, J olin, Esquire (a Member) :—To the Serjeant at Arms, for offensive words and disorderly conduct during a debate ; 
Serjeant informs the House that he had taken him into custody; Mr. Fuller returning into the House in a disorderly manner ; 
Mr. Speaker ordered the Serjeant to do his duty; Mr. Fuller was accordingly taken out by the Serjeant, assisted by his Messengers ; 
LXV. 134. A Member having informed the House that Mr. Fuller had requested him to apologize to the House, Motion for 
discharging him negatived, 134. A Member having informed the House that Mr. Fuller had requested him to say that he was sorry 
for his conduct; Motion that Mr. Fuller be discharged out of the custody of the Serjeant; Question amended, and Mr. Fuller ordered 
to be brought to the bar; brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees; what was said by Mr. Speaker in 
reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journals; 136. 


211. Grady, Thomas :—To Newgate ; for a breach of privileges, in writing and sending to the Honourable Wyndham Quin, a Member, 
tter (the writing and sending of which the House had resolved to be a high breach of privileges); txx1v. 161. Petition of 
Grady ; To lie on the Table, and be printed, 163. Motion for discharging Grady withdrawn, 169. Petition of Grady to be discharged ; 
Grady to be brought to the bar on the morrow; 174. Brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees,177. What 
was said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journals, 178. 


212. Grady, Thomas William :—To the Serjeant at Arms, for a high contempt of the House, and a gross breach of its privileges, in 
having insulted and threatened a witness, in consequence of evidence given by him at the bar of the House; txx1v. 223. Motion 
that Grady be brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, Negatived, 223. Petition of Grady to be discharged; To lie on the 
Table, and be printed ; Grady to be brought to the bar forthwith ; brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees ; 
what was said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journals ; 231. 


‘Greenaway, Sarah :—See infra, 213. 


213, Hale, Ann, Martha Stout and Sarah Greenaway : :—To the Serjeant at Arms, for disobeying the. Order of the Chairman 
of the Wootton Bassett Election Committee, for their attendance on that Committee; Lxx1v. 170. House informed, that they had 
been taken into custody ; Serjeant at Arms to take them to the Committee as often as required; 170. Report from the Committee 
of the reason of the non-attendance of Ann Hale; Hale ordered to be discharged out of custody, without paying any fees; 181. 
Report of the reason of the non-attendance of Martha Stout and Sarah Greenaway; Stout and Greenaway ordered to be discharged 

out of custody, without paying any fees; 192. 

214. Hall, John :—To stand committed to the Serjeant’s custody on Report from the Select Committee on the Great Grimsby Election 
Petition, that he had prevaricated, and that the Committee had committed him to the custody of the Serjeant at Arms; Lvi1r. 221. 
Petition of Hall to be discharged ; Hall to be brought to the bar on the morrow; 260. Brought to the bar, reprimanded and 
discharged, paying his fees, 262. 

215. Hallett, William :—To the Serjeant at Arms, for having wilfully absconded in order to avoid being summoned to give evidence before 
the Committee on the Camelford Election Petition; tx x1v. 539. Serjeant informs the House, that he had taken him into custody, 560. 
Petition of Hallett to be discharged; Hallett to be brought to the bar on the morrow; 590. Brought to the bar, reprimanded and 
discharged, paying his fees; what was said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journals; 597. 


216. Hobhouse, John Cam, Esq. :—To Newgate, for being the author of a pamphlet, intituled, “‘ A trifling Mistake in Thomas Lord 


Erskine’s recent Preface ;” LXxv. 57. 


217. Ilett, William :-—Ordered to stand committed to the Serjeant’s custody, on Report from the Select Committee on the Middlesex Elec- 
tion Petition, that Ilett having been duly summoned to attend to give evidence, had disobeyed such summons, and when brought 
before the Committee had been guilty of gross misbehaviour, and that the Committee had committed him to the Serjeant’s custody ; 

, Lx. 338. Petition of Ilett to be discharged; Ilett to be brought to the bar; brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, 
paying his fees ; what was said by Mr. Speaker, in reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journals; 348. 


216. J arvis, Richard Armson :—To Newgate, for having absconded in order to avoid being taken into the custody of the Serjeant at 
Arms; LXXv. 423. Petition of Jarvis to be discharged; To lie on the Table, and be printed ; Jarvis to be brought to the bar on the 
morrow; 438 Jarvis brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees; what was said by Mr. Speaker in 
reprimanding him, to be entered in the journals; 443. See infra, 224. 

219. Jefferies, Thomas :——To Newgate, for wilful prevarication before the Wootton Bassett Election Committee; Lxx1I. 89. Petition 
of Jefferies to be discharged; Jefferies to be brought to the bar on the morrow; 111. Reprimanded, and discharged ; what was said 
by Mr. Speaker, to be entered in the Journals; 118. 


220. Jones, John Gale :—To Newgate, for being the author of a paper, intituled, “‘ Windham and York, British Forum, No. 33, Bedford- 
- street, Covent Garden, Monday, February 19, 1810,” containing libellous reflections on the conduct and character of the House ; 
LXV.113. Motions, That Jones be discharged, negatived, 166, 990, 502. See supra, 204. 


221. J ury, Walter :—To Newgate, on Report from the Select Committee on the Maidstone Election Petition, that he had been guilty of 
prevarication, and that the Committee had committed him to the custody of the Serjeant at Arms; LXxII. 130. Petition of Jury to 
be discharged; Jury to be brought to the bar on a certain day; 178. Brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his 
fees ; what was said by Mr. Speaker, in reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journals; 193. 

222. Lambe, Alexander, Esq. :—To the Serjeant at Arms, (for having been guilty of a wilful suppression of evidence, in having 
destroyed, since his first examination before a Committee of the Whole House, a material document relating to the Grampound 
Election,) in order to his being brought to the bar on the morrow, there to be reprimanded and discharged; Lxx1v.618. Serjeant 
informs the House, that he had taken Lambe into custody ; Lambe brought to the bar, reprimanded and seticoeet paying his fees ; 

_ what was said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journals ; 621. 
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223. Luce, Daniel :—To Newgate, on Report from the Select Committee on the Weymouth and Melcombe Regis Election Petition, that 
he had been guilty of prevarication, and that the Committee had committed him to the custody of the Serjeant at Arms; Lxvitr. 160. 
Petition of Luce to be discharged ; To lie on the Table, 246. Read; Luce to be brought to the baron a certain day; 292. Brought 
to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees, 300. What was said by Mr. Speaker, in Pager him, to be entered 
in the Journals, 301. 


224. Manners, Sir William, Bart. and Richard Armson Jarvis :—For having absconded in order to avoid the service of 
the Speaker’s Warrants for their attendance on the Select Committee on the Grantham Election Petition; Uxxv. 404. House informed 
that Jarvis had surrendered himself; Jarvis committed to Newgate, 423- (See supra, 218.) House informed that Sir William 
Manners had surrendered himself; Sir William Manners committed to Newgate; 430. Petition of Sir William Manners to be dis- 
charged, without his personal attendance at the bar, 466. Surgeon of Newgate examined in relation to the state of Sir William 
Manners’ health; a Member present confirmed his statement; Sir W. Manners ordered to be discharged from Newgate, upon 
payment of his fees, 467. 


Rawlins, Sir William :—See supra, 201. 


225. Sandon, Captain Huxley :——To the Serjeant at Arms, for having been guilty of gross prevarication before the Committee of the 
Whole House, appointed to investigate the conduct of the Duke of York, and no person to be permitted to have access to him ; Serjeant 
informed the House that he had taken him into custody ; Serjeant to bring him to the Committee as often as required ; Serjeant having 
informed the House that Sandon desired to be brought to the bar and heard ; Serjeant to bring him to the bar ; Sandon brought to the 
bar’and heard, and ordered to be taken from the bar; Serjeant to cause Sandon to be taken to his lodgings, and search to be made 
there for papers ; Sandon committed to Newgate; Lx1v. 54. Keeper of Newgate to bring Sandon to the Committee, 60. Petition 
of Sandon to be discharged ; Sandon to be brought to the bar on a certain day, 184. Brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, 
paying his fees ; what was said by Mr. Speaker, in reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journals; 191. 


226. Shee, John Annesley :—To the Serjeant at Arms, for prevarication before the Select Committee, on abuses in the patronage of the 
East India Company ; Serjeant to take him to the Committee as often as required ; Lx1v. 70. Serjeant called upon to give an account 
of what had been done in relation to taking Shee into custody ; Messenger examined ; Resolution, that Shee had absconded ; Address 
for His Majesty to issue a Proclamation, with a reward for apprehending and detaining him; 100. House informed that Shee had 
surrendered himself; Order for presenting Address discharged ; Shee committed to Newgate ; Keeper of Newgate to bring him to the 
Committee as often as required ; 102. 


227. Shuttleworth, Frederick :—To stand committed to the custody of the Serjeant at Arms, on Report from the Select Committee on 
the Nottingham Election Petition, that he had been guilty of prevarication; and that the Committee had committed him to the 
custody of the Serjeant.at Arms; Lv111.237. Petition of Shuttleworth to be discharged; Shuttleworth to be brought to the bar 
on the morrow, 264. Brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees, 267. What was said by Mr. Speaker, in 
reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journals, 268. 


228. Simpson, John, (Mayor and Returning Officer of the Borough of Great Grimsby) :—To the Serjeant at 
Arms, for illegality and partiality at the Election for that Borough ; Lv111. 354. Petition of Simpson to a discharged ; To lie on the 
Table, 372. Read; Motion for discharging Simpson, negatived; Simpson committed to Newgate, 384. Petition of Simpson to be 
discharged ; Simpson to be brought to the bar on the morrow, 420. Brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees ; 
what was said by Mr. Speaker, in reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journals ; 424. 


229. Spurrier, William :—tTo the Serjeant at Arms, for unduly detaining the Poole Writ; Lx11. 789. Petition of Spurrier to be 
discharged ; Spurrier to be brought to the bar on the morrow, 794. Brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying 
his fees ; what was said by Mr. Speaker, in reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journals ; 798. 


Stout, Martha : —See supra, 213. 


231. Stuart, Peter :—To the Serjeant at Arms, for a breach of Privilege, in printing and publishing in his newspaper, intituled, “‘ The 
Daily Advertiser, Oracle and True Briton,” libellous reflections on the conduct and character of the House; Lx.217. Petition of 
Stuart to be discharged, Stuart to be brought to the bar immediately ; brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his 
fees ; what was said by Mr. Speaker, in reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journal; 231. 


232. Trotter, Alexander :—To the Serjeant at Arms, for refusing to answer questions demanded of him, by the Committee appointed to 
draw up Articles of Impeachment against Lord Melville; ux1.91. Petition of Trotter to be discharged; Trotter to be brought 
to the bar; brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees; what was said by Mr. Speuker, in reprimanding 
him, to be entered in the Journal; 102. 


233. Trotter, James :—To the Serjeant at Arms, for disobeying the Speaker’s Summons to attend the Select Committee on the 
Dunfermeline Election Petition; tv111. 209. Serjeant called upon to give an account of what he had done in relation to taking Trotter 
into custody; Messenger examined, and informed the House, that he was not yet taken; 253. House informed, that Trotter had 
surrendered himself, 279. Petition of Trotter to be discharged; Trotter to be brought to the bar on a certain day; 293. Brought to 
the bar and heard ; Motion for discharging him, negatived; extract .of Minutes of Committee ordered, 298. . Presented, and to be 
printed, 309. Resolution that Trotter had been guilty of a breach of Privilege; Trotter committed to Newgate; 318. Petition of 
Trotter to be discharged ; Trotter to be brought to the bar on a certain day, 381. Brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, 
paying his fees, 389. What was said by Mr. Speaker, in reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journal, 390. 


234. Weal, Benjamin t—=-To the Serjeant at Arms, for disobeying the Speaker’s Summons to attend the Select Committee on the 
Middlesex Election Petition; L1x.215. House informed that he was in custody; Serjeant at Arms to take him to the Committee 
as often as required; 218. Petition: of Weal to be discharged; House informed that the Committee did not require his further 
attendance; Weal to be brought to the bar on the morrow; 221. Brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees ; 
what was said by Mr. Speaker, in reprimanding him, to be entered on the Journal; 224. 


235. Williams, William :—To the Serjeant at Arms, for tampering with a witness who had been examined before the Committee of the 
Whole House, appointed to investigate the conduct of the Duke of York; Serjeant informs the House that he had taken Williams 
into custody ; Serjeant to bring him to the Committee when required ; Lx1v.35. House informed, that a person attended who could 
give the House information respecting Williams; Person called in and examined; Williams ordered to be discharged’out of custody 
without paying any fees; 35. 


236. Willock, Cyprian :——To Newgate; on Report from the Select Committee on the Middlesex Election Petition, that he had been 
sulle of gross prevarication, and that the Committee had committed him to the custody of the Serjeant at Arms; L1x. 390. Petition 
of Willuck to be discharged; Wiilock to be brought to the bar on a certain day; 420. Brought to the bar, reprimanded and dis- 
charged, paying his fees; what was said by Mr. Speaker, in reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journal ; 427. 


237. Wilson, John :—To Newgate ; on Report from the Select Committee on the Aylesbury Election Petition, that he had been guilty 
of gross prevarication, and that the Committée had committed him to the custody of the Serjeant at Arms; 11x.111. Petition of 
Wilson tobe discharged ; Wilson to be brought to the bar un a certain day; 145. Brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, 
paying his fees ; what was said by Mr. Speaker, in reprimanding him, to be entered in the Journal; 151. 
See Members, 51, 52. 106, 107. 


IX. Clerks 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—182U.) 








552 HOUSE—continued. 


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IX. Clerks of the House: ¥ 


238. The Deputy Clerk, the Clerk Assistant, and the other Clerks attend according to their duty at the beginning of 
the first Parliament of the United Kingdom; LVI. 5. —«»— Resolution, that in consequence of the 
increase of public business, the Clerk of the House be permitted to appoint an additional Clerk to assist at 
the Table; LvI. 664. —«»— The Deputy Clerk, the two Clerks Assistant, and the other Clerks attend 
according to their duty at the beginning of a new Parliament ; LVIII. 7.—LXII. 3, 559.—LXVIII. 3.— 
LXXIV. 7.—LXXV. 107. —«=— The Clerks attend according to their duty on the House meeting in 
consequence of the death of King George IIIT; LxxvV. 89. 


The Clerk of the House (generally) : 


239. The Clerk addressed by Members ; On the choice of a Speaker, and he, standing up, points to them and then 
sits down; LVI. 33-—LVII. 93.—LVIII. 8.—LXII. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 4.—LXXII. 307.—LXxIv. 8.— 
LXXV. 108. —&lt;«=— On Motions for adjournment, the Speaker having resigned his office; LVI. 33.— 
LVII. 92.—LXXII. 306. —«=— On Members acquainting the House that the Prince Regent, on behalf 
of His Majesty, gives leave to the House to proceed to the choice of a new Speaker ; LXXII. 306 


241. Account of qualification of Members delivered in to the Clerk of the House; LVI. 7.—LVII. 3.—LVIII. 8. 
—LIX. 3.—LX. 3.—LXI. 3.—LXII. 4, 560. —LXIII. 3.—LXIV. 3.—LXV. 3.—LXVI. 3.—LXVII. 3. 
—LXVIII. 5.—LXX. 3.—LXXI. 3.—LXXII. 3.—LXXIII. 3.—LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 3, 89, 10g. 


242. Resolutions directing the manner in which the Clerk is to proceed when Petitions complaining of undue 
elections and returns are offered to be presented ; LVIII. 13.—LXII. 10, 578.—LXVIII. 12.—LXXIV. 14. 
LXXV. 117. —&lt;=— The names of places to which such Petitions relate, put into and drawn out of the 
glass by the Clerk ; LVIII. .13.—LXII. 17.—LXVIII. 24.—LXXIV. 14.—LXXV. 123, &amp;c. —&lt;m— Such 
Petitions, when delivered in at the Table, read by the Clerk in order ; LIX. 7, 11, 13.—LXIII. 10, 28, &amp;c. 


243. Select Committees appointed to try Election Petitions sworn by the Clerk at the Table; LVIII. 136.—LIXx. 
61.—LX. 71.—LXI. 35.—LXII. 60.—LXIII. 40.—LXVI. 263.—LXVII. 304.—LXVIII. 147.—LXIX. 198. 
—LXX. 319.—LXXII. 85.—LXXIV. 116.—LXXV. 235, &amp;c. 





244. Lists of Barristers who have consented to act as Commissioners, or as Chairman to the Commissioners under 
Act 42 Geo. III. c. 106, for regulating the trial of controverted elections for Ireland, to be deposited in 
the office of the Clerk of the House ; LVIII. 19.—LXII. 14, 67, 617.—LXIII. 25.—LXIV. 19.—LXVs 14. 


—LXVI. 78.—LXVII. 19.—LXVIII. 47.—LXX. 278.—LXXIII. 14.—LXXIV. 12, 114, 394.—LXXV. 
132, 215. 





245. Reportsdelivered in at the Clerk’s table, and read; LVI. 25.—LVII. 14.—LVIII. 18.—LIX. 13.—LX. 10.— 
LXI. 15, &amp;c. [After Vol. LXI. this entry is omitted.] 


246. Sessional Order, That the back door leading to the Speaker’s chamber be locked up every morning at the 
sitting of the House, and the key delivered to the Clerk to be locked up by him, and that he do not pre- 
sume to deliver the same to any person whatsoever, without Order of the House; LVI. 15.—LVII. 6.— 
LVIII. 10.—LIX. 6.—LX. 6.—LXI. 10. [After Vol. Lx1.] Every day at the sitting of the House, &amp;c. ; 
LXIL. 6, 562.—LXIII. 7.—LXIV. 6.—LXV. 10.— LXVI. 36.—LXVII. 12.—LXVIII. 6.—LXIX. 7.— 
LXX. 6.—LXXI. 7.— LXXII. 8.—LXXIII. 6.—LXXIV. 10.—LXXV. 6, 110. 


247. Bills with Amendments delivered in at the Clerk’s table; LVI. 50.—LVII. 28.—LVIII. 44.—LIX. 24.— 
LX. 28.—LXI. 29, &amp;c. [After Vol LXI. this entry is omitted. ] 


248. Papers to be kept by the Clerk sealed as they now are; LXXV. 281. —«— To be kept in his custody ; 
LXXIII. 20. —««©— To be kept by him sealed up until Committees be chosen ; LVI. 259.—LXVII. 492. 
—LXXII, 26. —«— To be kept by him sealed up, and delivered to a Committee; LVI. 269. —»— 
The Clerk ordered to deliver certain papers which he had in his custody to a Committee ; LVI. 269. 


249. Accounts relating to the poor rates ordered to be transmitted to the Clerk of the House; LXXIV. 379.— 
LXXV. 83, 220, 404. 


251. A printed copy of the Statutes of Ireland ordered to be delivered to the Clerk of the House; LVI. 84. 


252. The Clerk ordered to prepare and lay before the House; A list of the parishes and places of which the church- 
wardens and overseers of the poor have not made a Return, in pursuance of the Orders of the House ; 
LXXV. 349. —&lt;=— An Abstract of the Returns received to the Orders of the House for accounts of 
monies assessed and levied upon the several parishes in England and Wales; LXXV. 429. 


253. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House that the Clerk had prepared and laid on the Table; Lists of the names of 
Members who had delivered in lists under the East India Judicature Act ; LVI. 199.—LVII. 67.—LVIII. 
145.—LIX. 75.—LX. 94.—LXI. 121.—LXII. 90, 797.—LXIII. 147.—LXIV. 119.—LXV. 161.—LXVI. 
151.—LXVII. 124.—LXVIII. 171. —LXIX. 111.—LXX. 106.-—-LXXI. 193.—LXXII. 158.—LXXIII. 166. 
—LXXIV. 178.—LXXV. 329. —~«— A Return to an Order of the House for an account of all Orders 
made and not discharged during the last session, to which no Return was made; LXXI. 63, 67. —»— 
An Abstract of Poor Returns; LXXIII. 23. —&lt;«— A Return respecting election recognizances ; 
LXXIV. 140. 


254. The Clerk, by order of Mr. Speaker, takes lists out of covers and puts them together into a box at the Table 
on ballots for East India Judicature ; LV1. 211.—LVII. 69.— LVIII. 148.—LIX. 80.-- LX. 105.—LXI. 125. 


—LXII. 93, 801.—LXIII. 153.—LXIV. 123.—LXV. 168.—LXVI. 155.—-LXVIL. 128.—LXVIII._ 177.— 
LXIX, 114.—LXX. 109.—LXXI. 202.—LXXII. 163.—LXXIII. 180.—LXXIV. 180.—LXXV. 341. - 


255. Mr. Speaker directs the Clerk to read Orders of the Day for taking election petitions into consideration ; 
LVIM. 174.—LIX. 64.—LX. 85.—LXII. 75.—LXVI. 258.—LXIX. 195.—LXX. 315.—LXXII. 81, &amp;c. 

256. The Clerk, at the Table, acquaints the House that he had that morning received a letter from the Speaker 
[resigning his office], which he read to the House ; LVI. 33.—LVII. 92.—-LXXII. 306, 


257. Questions put by the Clerk, That a Member do take the Chair of the House as Speaker; LVI. 33.—LVII. 
93-—LXXII. 307. —«=— The Clerk, by direction of the House, puts Questions for adjourning the 
House, the Speaker having resigned his office ; LVI. 33.—LVII. 92.—LXXII. 306. 


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1X. Clerks of the House—continued. 


The Clerk of the House (generally)—continued. 


259, Ona Question that a Member do take the Chair as Speaker, the Clerk declared the Yeas had it; the 


House was divided, the Yeas on the right hand, the Noes on the left; the Tellers were appointed by the 
Clerk ; LXXII. 307. 


261. The Clerk directed by the House (it being four of the clock, the Speaker not being present, and there not being 
forty Members present) to declare that the House was adjourned till to-morrow ; LXVI. 82. 


262. Words used ina debate, to which exception was taken, by direction of the House, taken down by the Clerk ; 
LXVI. 391. 


263. The Clerk of the House ordered to deliver the standard measure belonging to the House to the Clerk of the 
Royal Society ; LXXII. 265. 


.264. _ Members names called over by the’ Clerk, by their counties, as usual, after the House had resolved itself 
into a Committee of the Whole House, to be present at Lord Melville’s trial ; LXI. 261, 264, 266, &amp;c. 
—&lt;—»— Members called over by the Clerk, by their counties, as usual, previous to the House going to 
St. Paul’s church, on a General Thanksgiving day; LXIX. 441. 


265. Resolution, That the Clerk of the House do appoint a Short-hand Writer; LX VIII. 497. 


266. Resolution, That in consequence of the increase of public business, the Clerk be permitted to appoint an 
additional Clerk to assist at the Table; LVI. 664. 


267. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House with the death of John Ley, Esq. late Deputy Clerk; and that Mr. John 
Henry Ley, the second Clerk Assistant, desired to be absent on account of the death of his near relation ; 
Resolution nem. con. That the House entertains a just sense of the distinguished and exemplary manner 
in which John Ley, Esq. uniformly discharged the duties of his office; Mr. Henry Gunnell ordered to 
attend at the Table; LXIX. 344. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House, that he had received a letter from 
Mr. Hatsell, of the arrangements he had made at the Table, in consequence of the death of 
Mr. Ley, 496. : 


268. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House with the death of John Hatsell, Esq. Clerk of the House, and that 
His Majesty would speedily appoint a Clerk; then Mr. Speaker directed Mr. Dyson, who had been the 
Deputy of the late Mr. Hatsell, to take the Clerk’s chair; Entry in the Journal of 11 July 1797, of 
Resolution of the House approving of the services of Mr. Hatsell, read and entered; LXXvV. 482. 
Mr. Speaker acquaints the House, that John Henry Ley, Esq. was appointed by His Majesty Clerk of 

the House, and Mr. Ley took his seat at the Table accordingly, 485. 


The Deputy Clerk (until Mr. Hatsell’s death :] 


269. Attends according to his duty; At the beginning of the first Parliament of the United Kingdom; LVI. 5. 
——»— At the beginning of a new Parliament; LVIII. 7.— LXII. 3, 559. —LXVIII. 3.--LXXIV. 7.— 
LXXV. 107. 


271. The Deputy Clerk of the Crown delivers to the Deputy Clerk of the House a book of the names of Members 
returned to serve in Parliament; LVI. 5.—LVIII. 7.—LXIl. 3, 559.—LXVIII. 3.— LXXIV. 7.— 
LXXV. 107. 


272. Addressed on the choice of a Speaker, and he standing up, points to the Member, and then sits down ; 


LVI. 6. Addressed by Members, according to the former practice, in the absence of the Speaker, on 
account of indisposition ; LXXII. 201. 


273. Atthe Table, acquaints the House, that he had received a letter from Mr. Speaker [of his inability to 
attend the House, on account of indisposition| which he read to the House; LXXII. 201. 


274. By direction of the House, put the Question for adjourning the House in the absence of the Speaker, on 
account of indisposition ; LXXII, 201. 


275. Directed by the Speaker to take the Clerk’s chair, on the House being acquainted with the death of the 
Clerk; LXXV. 482. 


276. A certain number of copies of the Journals of the House and Indexes ordered to be printed, by and under 
his appointment and direction ; LVI. 657.—LVII. 659.—LVIII. 686.—LIX. 441.—LX. 486.—LXI. 558. 
—LXIl. 837.—LXII. 480.—LXIV. 407.—LXV. 497.—LXVI. 449.—LXVII. 549.—LXVIII. 666.— 
LXIX. 493-—LXX. 467.—LXXI. 518.—LXXII. 217.—LXXIII. 21.—LXXIV. 43.—LXXV. 8, 123. 


277. With Members of the House, goes up to the bar of the House of Peers on a new Parliament being further 
prorogued by Writ; LXXIV. 5. —«»— With the House, goes up to the iJouse of Peers on further 


prorogations of Parliament, the Speaker being in the country; LVI. 667.—LXII. 848.—LXII. 482.— 
LXVIII. 675.—LXKXIV. 640. 


The Clerk Assistant : 


278. Attends according to his duty; At the beginning of the first Parliament of the United Kingdom ; LVI. 5. 


——»— At the beginning of a new Parliament; LVIII. 7.—LXII. 3, 559.—LXVIIIL. 3.—LXXIV. 7.— 
LXXV. 107. 


279. With Members of the House, goes up to the bar of the House of Peers on new Parliaments being prorogued, 
or further prorogued, by Writ; LVIII. 3, 5.—LXXIV. 3, 4. —&lt;=— With the House, goes up to the 
House of Peers on further prorogations of Parliament, the Speaker being in the country; LVI. 667.— 
LVI. 694.—LIX. 444.—LX. 498.—LXI. 569.—LXIII. 482.—LXIV. 422.—LXV. 511.—LXVI. 467.— 
LXVIII. 675.—LXIX. 522.—LXX. 476.—LXXI. 529.—LXXII. 480.—LXXIV. 640. 


The Clerk of Election Committees : 


281. Delivers in to the House reduced lists of the names of Members for Controverted Election Committees ; 
LVI. 136.-—LIX. 61.—LX. 71.—LXI. 35.—LXII. 99.—LXUlI. 40.—LXVI. 263.—LXVII. 304.— 
LXVIII. 147.—LXIX. 198.—LXX. 319,—LXKXII. 85.—LXXI¥, 116.—LXXV. 235, &amp;c. 


282. Inform 
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HOUSE—continued. 


IX. Clerks of the House—continued. | 
The Clerk of Election Committees—continued. 


282. 


283. 
284. 


Informs the House, that the thirteen Membefs on the reduced list had chosen nominees ; LVIII. 152.— 


LIX. 67.—LXI. 35.—LXII. 115.—LXIII. 45.—LXVIII. 167.— LX XIV. 235.—LXXV. 306, &amp;c. 


Clerks attending Election Committees : 
Present Minutes‘of Evidence ; LVIII. 309.—LIX. 318:—LXXIV. 328, 516. 


Have leave,—To attend to give evidence on the trial of an indictment for bribery; LX XIV. 580. —m—To 


attend a trial with Minutes of Evidence ; LXXV. 443. 


X. Serjeant at Arms, and Officers under him : 


285. 


286. 


287. 


288. 


289. 


291. 


to 
Ko) 
bo 


293. 
294. 


Serjeant at Arms : 
Orders made at the commencement of each session; From time to time to take into his custody any stranger 


or strangers in the House or Gallery while the House, or any Committee of the Whole House, is sitting. 
To clear the Speaker’s chamber every day before the door is locked up. To give notice of the Sessional 
Order for keeping clear the’ streets between Temple Bar and Westminster Hall to the constables and 
other officers: of Middlesex and Westminster. ‘To take care that there be no gaming or-other disorders 
in the room appointed for footmen. Ta take into his custody such footmen as shall disobey the Orders 
of the House. From time to time, when the House is going to prayers, to give notice thereof to all 
Committees; LVI. 15, 16.—LVII. 6.—LVIII. 10.—LIX. 6. — LX. 6.— LXI. 10, 11.— LXII. 6, 562. 
—LXIU. 7.— LXIV. 6.— LXV. 10.—LXVI. 36.— LXVII. 12.—LXVIII. 6.—LXIX. 7.—LXX. .6.— 
LX XI. 7.—LXXII. 9: —LXXIIL. 6. —LXXIV. 10.—LXXV. 5, 110. 


Ordered to go, or sent with the Mace to the places adjacent, to require or summon the attendance of 


Members ; On the House being called over; LVI. 180.—LXVI. 20.—LXVII. 310.—LXVIII. 472, 489, 
515.-—LXXI. 86, 159. —&lt;m— On Ballots for Select Committee ; On the tenth Report of Commis- 
sioners of Naval Inquiry; LX. 216. On papers respecting Sir Home Popham; LX. 259. On the 
eleventh Report of Commissioners of Naval Inquiry; Lx. 306. For Secret Committees; LVI. 262.— 
LX. 418.—LXVII 495.—LXXI. 28.—LXXIIL 31.—LXXIV. 72. For Election Committees ; LVIUI..134. 
—LIX. 60.—LX. 67.—LXI. 31.—-LXII. 58.—LXIII. 44. —LXVI. 258.—LXVII. 303.— LXVIII. 131.— 
LXIX. 194.—LXX. 315.—LXXII. 81.—LXXIV. 114.-—LXXV. 232, &amp;c. 


Directed to go with the Mace, and acquaint Lord Melville that he might come in, on Resolntion of the 


House, that he be admitted to be heard ; LX. 367. 


Orders to the Serjeant in relation to the trial of Lord Melville ; To take into custody all such persons as 


shall be in the places prepared for the House in Westminster Hall before the Members do go into their 
places, and also all such persons as shall attempt to come into the said places while the Members of the 
House are sitting there; That for the more convenient passage of Members, the passages to and from 
their places in Westminster Hall be kept clear, and that the Serjeant at. Arms do take care accordingly, 
and that the Constables of Westminster do attend to assist him therein; That no Member do remain in, 
or do cross or pass through any of the passages leading from the door of the Lobby of the House to the 
gallery prepared for the Members in Westminster Hall, or from-the temporary door at the top of the 
stone stair-case to the said gallery, during the time that the Court are in regular procession to or from 
the said Hall, and that the Serjeant at Arms do keep the said passages clear of Members at such times ; 
LXI. 244.—&lt;«— That notes of the names of Members to be examined upon the trial of Lord Melville 
be given to the Serjeant at Arms, and that hedo give notice to the said Members to be present at the trial ; 
LXI. 244, 251.—«— To go with the Mace into the Lobby, and places adjacent, and the passages 
leading to Westminster Hall,.and summon Members there to attend their service in the House imme- 
diately ; and he went accordingly, and being returned; To go with the Mace, and clear the lobby and 
Speaker’s chamber of all strangers; and he went accordingly, and being returned; To go [not stated 
with the Mace] into the places appointed for the Members in Westminster Hall, clear the same of 
all strangers, and summon the Members there; and -if he find any strangers there who refuse to go 
out, that he do take them immediately into his custody; and he went accordingly, and being returned, 
he reported, that there was no person in the said places or passages ; [ These last Orders were made every 
day, previous to the House going into Westminster Hall, to be present at the trial of Lord Melville); 
LXI. 260, 264, 266, &amp;c. 


Such Members as shall not attend Calls of the House, to be sent for in custody of the Serjeant at Arms ; 


LVI. 31.—LVIN. 176.—LIX. 65.—LXII. 83.—LXIII. 58.—LXIV. 103.—LXVI. 21.—LXVII. 183.— 
LXVIII. 102.—LXIX. 172.—LXX. 235.—LXXI. 30.—LXXII. 271.—LXXIII. 239.—LXXV. 485,.&amp;c. 
—&lt;—»— Such Members as shall be reported as absent on Ballots for Election Committees, and for 
whom a sufficient excuse shall not be made, to be taken into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms ; 
LVI. 176. — LIX. 65,—- LX. 83. —LXII. 58. — LXVIII. 163. —LXX. 315.— LXXIV. 140.— 
LXXV. 330, &amp;c. 


Members ordered to be taken into his custody. See Members, 52. 
Other Persons ordered to be taken into his custody or to stand committed thereto. See supra, 192-237. 
A Member (Lord Cochrane) attending at the door in custody of the Marshal of the. King’s Bench prison, 


brought to the bar in the custody of the Serjeant, the Mace remaining on the Table ;. LXIx. 427. The 
said Member, after being heard in his place, withdrew in custody of the Serjeant ; 432. 


A Member (Mr. Fuller), who had been ordered to be taken into the custody of the Serjeant for disorderly 


conduct, having returned into the House in a violent and disorderly. manner, Mr. Speaker ordered the 
Serjeant to do his duty, and the said Member was accordingly taken out. by the Serjeant, assisted by 
his Messengers ; LXV. 134. The Serjeant with the Mace brings the said Member to the bar, 136. See 
supra, 209. 


A person ordered to be brought to the bar in his custody ; LXXIV. 537. 
Called upon to give an account of what he had done; In relation to serving Orders of the House‘on 


Members ; LXV. 295:—LXVII. 156, 165; 175-—LXIX, 427. —&lt;=— In relation to taking persons into 
his custody ; LVIII, 253.—LXIV- 100.—LXXV. 419. 


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X. Serjeant at Arms, and Officers under him—continued. 


Serjeant at Arms—continued. 


-295. Informs the House ; That in pursuance of their Orders, he had taken certain: Members into his custody ; 
LXII. 200,—LXV. 134.—LXVI. 29.—LXVII. 359.—LXVIII. 198.—LXXI. 190.—LXXIV. 154.— 
LXXV. 393, &amp;c. —«»— That he had taken certain persons into his custody; LXII. 297.—LXIV. 35; 
54.—LXVIII. 414.—LXXIV. 560, 621. —&lt;— That persons who had been ordered into custody, and 
had absconded, had surrendered themselves, and were in custody; LXIV. 102.—LXXV. 430. —=—— 
That he had taken into his custody a stranger who was in the gallery while the House was sitting, and 
that the said person was still in custody; LXXIV. 537. See Strangers. ——&lt;»— That a person who had 
been ordered to attend the House was in attendance; LXXIV. 275. —&lt;«— That a person who had been 
ordered te be called to the bar was in attendance; LXX. 144. —«»— That a person whom he had taken 
into custody desired to be heard at the bar; LXIV. 54. —&lt;=— That Papers had been delivered to him 
at the suit of Sir Francis Burdett, and that a copy of the warrant for the commitment of Sir Francis 
Burdett had been required of him ; LXV. 346. 


296. Reports to the House; That there was no person in the places appointed for the Members in Westminster 
Hall, on the trial of Lord Melville ; LXI.-260, 264, 266, &amp;c. —«»— The circumstances which had 
attended the execution of the Speaker's Warrant for committing Sir Francis Burdett to the Tower; LXV. 
260. Examined by the House thereon, 262. ; 


297. Ordered ; To take certain persons (in his custody) before Committees, as often as required so to do ; LIX. 
218, 338.—LXI. 91.--LXIV. 35, 54, 70.—LXXIV. 170. —~««—To cause a person whom he had in 


custody, and who had been brought to the bar and heard, to be taken to his lodgings, and that search be 
made there for certain papers ; LXIV. 54. 


298. Persons ordered to be discharged out of his custody without paying any fees; LXII. 193, 754, 798.—LXXIV. 
181. 192. 


301. | Onthe resignation of the Speaker being signified to the House by letter, the Mace brought into the House, 
and laid under the Table by the Serjeant before any Member spoke ; LVI. 33.—LVII. 92.—LXXII. 306. 
—&lt;—»— On the next meeting of the House after such resignation, and before the choice of a new Speaker, 
the Serjeant comes and brings the Mace, and lays it under the Table ; LVI. 33.—LVII. 93.—LXXII. 306. 
—&lt;—»— The Speaker having been chosen, and made his acknowledgment, and sat down in the chair, the 
Mace was laid’ by the Serjeant upon the Table; LVI. 33.—LVII.: 93. 


302. A chair was set by the Serjeant a little within the bar on the left hand the coming in, for Lord Melville, on 
his being admitted in to be heard; LX. 367. 


303. ~— Stood on the right hand of the Duke of Wellington, with the Mace grounded, on his Grace being admitted 


into the House ; LXIxX. 414. His’ Grace re-conducted by the Serjeant from his chair to the door of the 
House, 414. 


304. To appoint two Messengers of the House, on horseback, to keep the carriages in line, and to take into 


custody any person falsely pretending to belong to the House, on the House going to St. Paul’s church, on 
the Thanksgiving day [4 July 1814]; LXIX. 424. 


305. | Motions for persons to be taken into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms; Withdrawn, LXXV. 402, 404. 


Deputy Serjeant at Arms : 
306. Informs the House, that persons had surrendered themselves, and. were in. custody of the Serjeant ; 
LVIII. 279.—LXXV. 423. 


307. Resolution of the House, for granting a certain sum to him, out of the surplus of money under Act 39 &amp; 40 
Geo. III.; LXIII. 480. See Addresses, 495. 


308. The Deputy Serjeant at Arms, Doorkeepers, Messengers. and others, to attend at St. Paul’s, to conduct 
the Members to their seats, to prevent any other persons from taking possession of the same, and to take 


into custody any person who may. violate or obstruct the regulations made.on the House going to 
St. Paul’s on the Thanksgiving day; LXIXx. 424. 


Messengers of the House : 


309. Examined by the House; LXV. 295.—LXVII. 156, 165, 175.—LXXIV. 537.—LXXV. 419.—&lt;~ Inform 
the House ; Of what has been done in relation to taking persons into custody ; LVIII. 253.—LXIV. 100. 
Of what has been done in relation to service of the Orders of the House upon a Member; LXIX. 427. 


310. Orders made relative to the Messengers of the House, on the House proceeding to St. Paul’s church. on 
a Thanksgiving day ; LXIX. 424. See supra, 304, 308. 


311. Motion, That the- Messenger left in charge at. Sir Francis. Burdett’s house be called in and examined ; 
Negatived, LXV. 270. 


See Addresses, 495. Attorney General, 3. Orders, 71, 72, 76, 78. 
XI. House appoints Preachers : 


To preach before the House at St. Margaret's Church, Westminster : 

312. _ On General Fasts; Allott, Doctor,.on 26 February 1806; ix1.51. Thanked, and desired to print his sermon, 62. Andrews, Doctor, 
on 28 February 1810; ixv. 86. Thanked, and desired to print his sermon, 136. Carey, Doctor, on 8 February 1809; LXxIv. 11. 
Thanked, and.desired to print his sermon, 34. Hall, Doctor on 20 February. 1805; ux. 59. Thanked, and desired to print his 
sermon, 76. Ireland,. Doctor, on 10 March 1813; Lxvi11. 220. Thanked, and desired to print his sermon, 300. Jackson, Doctor, 
on 25 May. 1804; L1x. 270. Thanked, and desired to print his sermon, 299. Landon, Doctor, on 5 February 1812; Lxvit. 87. 
Thanked, .and desired to print his sermon, 100. Marlow, Doctor, on 25 February 1807; LX11. 114. Thanked, and desired to print 
his sermon, 175. Parsons, Doctor, on 20 March 1811; txv1. 166. Thanked, and desired to print his sermon, 192. Woodhouse, 
Doctor; on 17 February 1808; Lx111..42. Thanked, and desired to print his sermon, 78. At St, John the Evangelist’s Church, 
on 13. February 1801 [St. Margaret's Church being then under repair,] Doctor Prosser; LVI. 33- Thanked, and desired to print his 
sermon, 37. 





313. Ona General Thanksgiving Day ; Doctor Vincent, on 1 June 1802; Lv1t. 483. Thanked, and desired to print his sermon, 533. 


314. On 30 January, ; Chaplains of the House ; Tne Rev. Frederick Barnes; In 1807; Lx11. 80. Thanked, and desired to print his sermon, 92. 
The Rev. Charles Proby; In 1808; txr11. 34. In 1809; txiv. g. In 1810; Lxv. 13. In 1811; uxvi. 46, Thanked, and 

desired to print his sermons; Lx111. 38.—LXIV. 17.—Lxv. 18.—LXvVI. 63. 
XII. Incidental 


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556 HOUSE—conitinued. 





XII. Incidental Proceedings : 


315. 


316. 


317. 


318. 


319. 


321. 


322. 


323. 
324. 


House will immediately resolve itself into Committees of the whole House; To consider Accounts and Papers; Lt1. 549.—=Lx1. 519.— 
LXVI. 28.—LX Xv. 319. —&lt;-— To consider Acts, and parts of Acts of Parliament; Lv. 122.—LVII. 310.—-LVII1. 98.—L1x; 130. 
—LX. 395-—LXIv. 18.—LXV. 91.—LXVII. §08.—-LXVIII, 172.—LXIX. 214.—LXX..15.—LXXI, 451.—LXKIII. 171.—LXXIVv. 
485, &amp;c. On Bills; Lv1. 49.—LVII. 574.—LVIII. 104.—LIX. 24.—LX. 152.---LXI. 37.—LXu. 166.—1L x11. 136.—LxIVv. 
41.—LXV. 107.—LXVI. 101.—LXVII. 179.—LXVIII. 415.—LXIX. 171.—LXX. 4§6.—LXXI. §1.—LXXIII. 23.—LXxIV. 203.— 
Lxxv.78, &amp;c. ‘To consider further of Bills; xv1. 189,—11x. 130.—Lxut1. 461.—Lx1v. 100, &amp;c. On re-committed Bills; Lvr. 
245.—LV11. 67,—Lviil. 105.—~ LIX. 38.—LX. 71.—LX1. 264.—LXV. 97.—LXVI. 112.—LXVII. 120.—LXVIII. 410.—Lx1x. 96.— 
LXX.118.—Lxx1. 186.—LXXII. 150.—Lx x11. 62.—Lxx1v. 196.—.Lxxv. 28, &amp;c. On Bills again re-committed; tv11. 462.— 
LVIII. 390.—LX. 323:—LXI. 284.—LXV. 274.—LXVI. 288.—LXVII. 301.—LXVIII. 470.—LXIX. 300.—Lxx. 380.—LXXI. 247, 
LXXII. 304.—LXXIII. 321.—LxXXIv. 560.—Lxxv. 385, &amp;c. On Lords Bills; Lxvi. 459.—LXVII. 540.—LxXXIII. 11.—Lxxv. 
478. On clauses offered to be added to Bills; Lv1. §76.—Lv1l.. 534.—LVII. 107.—L1x. 146.—1Lx. 314.—Lxv1. 431, &amp;c. 

To take into consideration Messages from His Majesty or the Prince Regent; LxvIt. 535.—LXIx. 259. To consider 

Motions for leave to bring in Bills ; Lv111. 284.—L1x. 304.—Lx. 61, 361.—LXI11. 133.—LXVII. 446.—LXVIII. 451.—LxXIx. 241.— 

LXXIL. 390.—LXXIV. 308, 317. To consider Petitions; Lxvit. 425. To consider Reports ; Lv. 37.—1Lvi1r. 329.— 

LIX. 220.—LXVII. 235.—LXVI1I. §68.—Lxx. 289,—LxxIv. 618. To consider various other matters; Lv11. 64.—11x. 130. 

—LX. 199.—LXI. 492.—LXII. 799.—LXIII. 327.—LXIV. 35.—-EXV. 197.—LXVI. 79.—LXVII. 435, &amp;c. Will immediately 

again resolve itself into Committees of the Whole House; Lx1v. 54.—LXVII. 380. 


























House will this day again resolve itself into Committees of the Whole House to consider further; Of Bills; Lx11, 166.—Lxi11. 461. 
LX1tv. 369.—LXVI. 424.—LXv11. 82.—LXxvIII. 622.—Lx1x. 287.—Lxx. 143.—Lxx1. 484. Of Petitions; txvi1. 349. Of other 


matters ; LXVIII. 379, 393. 

House will this day, after the House shall have proceeded upon the other Orders of the day, again resolve itself into Committees of the 
Whole House to consider further; Of Accounts and Papers; txx1v. 488. Of Bills; Lvt. 189.—Lvi1. 59.—1Lr1x. 41. Of a re- 
committed Bill; uxx1. 475. Of other matters; Lv111. 646. This day, after the House shall have proceeded upon the nest 
Order of the day, again resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House, to consider further of a Bill; Lxvir. 540. 





House will this afternoon resolve itself into Committees of the Whole House; On Bills; tv1it. 450.—Lx. 55. On Bills from the 
Lords ; LVIII. 450. 


House will this day (after sitting late) resolve itself into Committees of the Whole House; To consider Acts and parts of Acts of 
Parliament ; Lv1. 561.—LxVv. 198.—LXVI. 215.—LXVII. 184.—Lxvitl. 621.—Lx1x. 260.—LXX. 120,—LXXI. 242.—LX x111. 187. 
LXXIv. 538.—Lxxv. 165, &amp;c. On Bills; tv1. 536.—Lvint. 438.—LIx. 120.—LX. 215.—LXI. 282.—Lx11. 767.— 
LXIII. 103.—LXIV. 35.—LXV. 253.—LXVI. 37-—LXVII. 184.—LXVIII. 238.—LXX. 132.—LXXI. 191.—LxxII. 299.— 
LX XIII. 165.—LXXIV. 217.—LxXXv. 254, &amp;c. To consider further of Bills; Lv111. 551—LIX. 124.—LXV. 347.—LXVI. 313, 
&amp;c. On Re-committed Bills; tv1. §77.—Lxx111. 326. On a Lords Bill; Lv1. 560. To consider Messages from His 
Majesty or the Prince Regent; Lxv. 324.—LXVII. §33.—LXXIV. 151. To consider Petitions; Lx111. 263.—LXxVvII. 355. 

To consider Reports; Lv111. 568.—Lx11, 639.—LXVI.304.—LXvili. 289. To consider further of Reports; ux1. 76, 445.— 

LXVIII. §97-—LXIX. 273. To consider various other matters ; LVI. 353.—LVIII. 78.—LIX. 11Q—LX. 215.—LXI. 445.— 

LXII, 211.—LXIV. 241.—LXV. 340.—LXVI. 22.—LXIX. 433.—LXX. 120.—LXXII. 300.—LXXIII. 337.—LxxIv. 476.— 


Lxxv. 401, &amp;c, ——— Will this day (after sitting late) again resolve itself into Committees of the Whole House; Lx111 . 203.— 
LXV. 38.—LXxX. 108.—Lxxv. 28, &amp;c. 

















House will to-morrow resolve itself into Commitees of the Whole House; To consider Accounts and Papers; LVI. 445.—Lx. 154.— 
LXI. 397.—LXVI, 27.—LXVIII. 533-—LXIX. 31.—LXXV. 421. To consider Acts and parts of Acts of Parliament; Lvr. 84. 
—LVI. 8.—LVII1. 40.—LIX. 23.— LX. 37.—Lx1. 66.—Lx11. 262.—LXV. 151.—LXVI. 154.—LXVII. 9.— LX VIII. 28.— Lx1x. 33. 
—LXX. 14.—LXXI. 47.—LXXII. 41,—LX XIII. 7§.—LXXI1V. 131.—Lxxv. 73, &amp;c. To consider further of Acts of Parliament; 
LXIX. 174.—LXXV. 225. On Bills; Lv1. 22.—LXII. 20.—LVIIL. 33.-—LIX. 24.—LX. 29.—LXI. 24.—LXII. 72.—LXIII. 55. 
—LXIV. 34.—LXV. 342.— LXvI. 283.—LXVII. 374.—LX VIII. 266.—LxIx 370.—LxX. 60.—LXXI. 70.—LXXII. 157:—LX XIII. 
249.—LXXIV. 113.—LxXv. 238, &amp;c. To consider further of Bills; Lv1. 443.—LVII. 503.—LVIII. 303.—LIX. 139.—LX. 271.— 
LXI. 453-—LXV. 369.—LXVI. 330.—Lxvit.82,&amp;c. On Re-committed Bills; Uvi1. 217.—LV11. 218.—LVIII. 385.—LIX. 143.— 
LX. 967.—LXI. 121.—LXVI. 378.—LXVII. 190,.—LXVIII. §91.—Lxxv. 331, &amp;c. On Lords Bills; ivi. 558.—1Lvu1. 501.— 
LIX. 224.—LX. 458.—Lx1. 269, &amp;c. To consider Messages from His Majesty or the Prince Regent ; v1. 444.—1v11. 569.— 
i.XI. 269,—LXVII. 372.—LXX. 38.— Lx XIII. 239, &amp;c. To consider Motions; For a Supply to be granted to His Majesty ; 
LVIe 18.—LVIII. 20.—LIX. 10.—LXI, 11.—LXIV. 11.—LXVI. 92.—LXVII. 17.—Lxx. 8.-—-LXXI. 11.—LXXIV. 34. 
to bring in Bills; Lvs. 82.—Lvm. §89.—Lvi1I. 381.—1LIXx. 99.—LxI. 319, &amp;c. 
tix, 246.—.Lxu. 262.—Lxvul. 333, &amp;c. To consider further of Petitions ; txv11. 373, &amp;c. To.consider Reports ; tv1. 97.— 
LVII, 251.—LVIII. §55.—LIX. 43.-— LX. 966.—Lx1. 389.—1LxIx. 338, &amp;c. To consider Resolutions; ivr. 428. To 
consider various other matters ; LVI. 49.—LVII. 41.—Lviul. 288.—1LIx. 22,—Lx 148 .— LXI.14.—LX11,85.— LXIV. 21.—LXv. 314.— 
LXVI. 101.—LXVII. 243-—LXVII, 269.—LXIX. 13.—LXX. 153.—LXXI. 25.—LXXHI, 20.—LXXIV, 64.—Lxxv. 17, &amp;c, ——— 
Will on the morrow again resolve itself into Committees of the Whole House; Lxiv. 100.—LxviI. 340—LXxVvIII. 570.— 
LXIX. 495-—LXX. 107.—LXXI. 481.—LXXII. 119.—LXxv. 219. 
resolve itself into a Committee ; Lxv. 113. 











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To consider Petitions; tvir. 537.— 

















On the morrow, at four of the clock in the afternoon, again 


House will, on future days, resolve itself into Committees of the Whole House ; To consider Accounts and Papers; Lx. 163.—Lx1. 519.— 
LXIX. 407.—LXxxIv. 438, &amp;c. To consider Acts and parts of Acts of Parliament; Lvt. 170.—1vit. 356.—Lvu1. 314.— 
LIX. 28, —LX. 25.-—LXI. 59. —LXV. 133-—LXVI.133-——-LXVII. 179.—LXVIIL. 14.—LXX. 21,.—LXXI.31.—LXXII. 122.—Lxxtv. 224. 
—Lxxv. 15, &amp;c. To consider further of Acts of Parliament; tv1. 366.—.vir. 350, &amp;e. On Bills; ivi. 78.—1vir. 34.— 
LVU1, 80.—LIX. 20.—LX. 19.—-LXI. §9-—LXII. 114.—-LXIIL. 47.—LXIV. 97.—LXV. 37.—LXVI, 158.—LXVII. 94.— LXVIII. 154. 
—LXIX. 103.—LXX. §9.—LXXI. 208,—LXXII. 127.—LXXIII. 194.—LxxIv. 116.—-Lxxv. 259, &amp;c. To consider further of Bills ; 
LVI. 287.—Lvil. 216.—LVIII. 494.—LIX. 286.—LX. 254.—-LXI. 123.—LXIII. 308.—LxIV. 215.—Uxv. 116.--Lxvr. 295.— 
Lxvil. 393, &amp;c. On Re-committed Bills; Lv11t. 377.— LIX. 137.—Lx. 215.—LX1I. 82.--LXVII. 204.—LXvitl. 460.—LXxIx. 300, 
—Lxxiv. 463.—Lxxv, 380, &amp;c. On Bills again Re-committed ; vit. 511.—1L1x. 144.— Lx. 283.—rx1. 284,&amp;c. On Lords Bills; 
LVI. §O01.—LVII. 613.—-LVIII. 400,—LIX. 414.—LX. 383.—Lx1. 462.—LXVII. 470.—LXIX. 319.—L Xx. 164.—Lxxv. 457, &amp;c. 

To consider Messages from His Majesty or the Prince Regent; rv1.38.—LX1. 22.—1XVII. 124.—LXIKx. 265.—Lxx1Vv. 95.— 

Lxxv. 378, &amp;c. Toconsider Motions; For a Supply to be granted to His Majesty; tvi1. 8.—Lx.8.—1Lxxil. 17.—Exxi11. 13.— 

LXXV.10,120. For leave to bring in Bills; rv1. 87.—tv11. 226.—.xr. 324, &amp;c. To consider Petitions ; Lv11. 474.—L1x. 267.— 

LXIII, 254.—LXVI. 324.—-Lxx. 377, &amp;c. To consider further of Petitions ; rxvi1. 344, 413. ——— To consider Reports ; Lv1. 83. 

—LVIL, 17.—LVII. 3'79.— LIX. 242.—-LX. 257. LXT. 434.—LXVI. 154.—LXVIII. 248.—.Lxx. 278.—Lxxv. 347, &amp;c. To con- 

sider further of Reports; Lxv1. 318.—Lxvill. 577, 599- To consider Resolutions ; tv1. 390, 440, 460. To consider 

various other Matters ; tv1. 267.—Lvil. 520.—LVIII. 44.—LIX. 104.—Lx. 308.—Lx1I. 67.—-LXIV. 15.—LXV. 124.—LXVI, 20,— 

LXVII. 26,—LXVITI. 251.—LXIx. 16.—LXx. 9.—LXXI. 19.—LXXIH. 233.—LXXIv. 40.—Lxxv. 223, &amp;c. To consider further of 

various matters; LVI. 39.—LVIII. 345.—LIXx. 24.—LX. 28.—LXI. 19.—3LXVI. 90.—LxvitI. 61.—LXIX. 21.—LXX, 28:—-Lxx1. 463. 

——— Will, on future, days again resolve itself into Committees of the Whole House ; rximt. 236.—LXIV. 353-—-LXV. 97.+—LXVI. 23. 

~LXVII. 983.—=-LX VIM. 415.—LXIX. 3'79.—-LXX. 334.— LXXIL 220.—Lxxv. 238, &amp;c. 


House will, on future days, proceed in the farther hearing of Counsel ; 11x.347, 353, 360. 
House will this day month resolve itself into Committees of the Whole House; On Bills; txvuitr, 637.—Lxtx, 493. 























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XII. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


325. House will this day two months resolve itself into Committees of the Whole House; To consider an Act of Parliament; xx. 336. 
———— On Bills, uxx11. 369, 374. 


326. House will this day three months resolve itself into Committees of the Whole House; To consider an Act of Parliament; txvitt. 650. 


——— On Bills ; tv1. 650.—Lx. 477.—LXV. 423.—Lx x1. 466.—Lxx111. 313, &amp;c. To consider further of a Bill; txrv. 407.——— 
To consider Petitions ; Lx111. 417. 


327. House will this day six months resolve itself into Committees of the Whole House; On Bills; ixiv. 161, 274.—_Lxx. 77, 219.— 


LXXII. 233.—LXXIV. 536.—Lxxv. 413. ——&lt;—— This. day six months proceed to take a Report on a Bill into further consideration ; 
LVI. 190. 


328. House will this day nine months resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House, on a Bill; xxv. 440. 


329. House will, in this Session, take into consideration, Acts of Parliament; Lxv1II. 385. 

331. House will, early in the next Session, take various matters into consideration ; LIX. 425.— LXI. §25.— Lx11. 826, 834, 835.—Lx111. 478. 
—LXV. 459.—LXVII. 462.— LX x. 434.—Lx xiv. 617, 625. 

332. House will be present at the trial of Lord Melville, as a Committee of the Whole House; Lx1. 172. 

333. House, according to Order, resolves itself into Committees of the Whole House; To consider Accounts and Papers; tvi. 454. 
—LVIII. 255. — LX. 170. — LXI, 519. — LXVI. 197. —LXXIV. 448. — LXXV. 425.———— To consider Acts, and parts of Acts 
of Parliament; Lvi. 190.—LvII. 10.— Lv1II. 98. — LIx. 26, — LX. 40. — LXI. 64.— Lx. 116.—LXIII. 33.—LxIv. 108. 
—LXV. 91.—LXVI. 162,— LXVII. 17. — LXVIII. 31. — LXIX. 11.—LXX. 15.—LXXI. 13;—LX XII. 22,— LXXIII. 79.-—LXXIV. 
135.—Lxxv. 380. Toconsider further of Acts, and parts of Acts of Parliament; tvi1. 462.— LIx. 136.—LXXI. 442,—LXXIII. 
160.—LXXvV. 231. On Bills; rv1. 26. — Lvl. 34.—L VIII. 40.— LIx. 28.— Lx. 26,— LXI. 30.— LXII. 49.— LXII1. §5.— 
LXIV. 29.—Lxv. 46.—LxvI. 178.—LXVII. 28, —-LXVIII. 31.—LXIX. 27.— LXX. 14. — LXXI. 321. — LXXII. 110.—LX XIII. 72.— 
LxxIv. 46.-— Lxxv. 23. Toconsider further of Bills ; tv1. 462. —Lv11. 60.— LV1II. 310.— LIX. 41.— Lx1. 366.— Lxv1. 385.— 
LXVII. 476.— LXVIII. 470.— LXIX. 300. — Lxx1I1I. 283.— LxxIv. 453. To consider further of Bills re-committed; Lvt. 
222. — Lvit. 467. — LVIII. 385.— LIX. 143. — LX. 279.— LXI. 125.— LXVIIT. 410, — Lx1x. 96. — Lxx. 118.—Lxx1. 186,-— 
LXXII. 150.—LXXIII. 231.—LxxIv. 223. To consider further of Bills again re-committed ; LVI. 503.— LIX. 147.— Lx1. 284.— 
LXV. 97-—LXVIII. 470.—LXIX. 339.—LXXI. 247.—LX XII. 304.—Lxx111. 85. On Lords Bills; tv1. 567.~—Lvir. 640.—Lvu11. 
411.-—LIX. 229,—LX. 22.—LXI. 213.—LXVI. 451.—LXvill. 88. — LXIX. 104.—LxXX. 208.—LXXIII. 11.— LXXIv. 108.— 
Lxxv. 79. To consider further of Bills from the Lords; tv1. 505.—Lv111. 464.—LXXv. 253.————— On Clauses offered to be 
added to Bills; Lv1. 576.—LVvil. §34.—LVIII. 107.— LIX. 146.—LX. 314.—LXIV. 217.—LXVI. 343.——-LXVII. 150.— LXVII1, 301. 
—Lx1x. 88.—Lxx. 150.—LXXIII. 95.—LXXIV. 314.—LXXV. 74. To consider Messages from His Majesty or the Prince 
Regent ; LVI. 57.—LVII. 576.—LVI11. §28.—1L1x. 368.—LXI. 25.—LXVII. 137.—LXX. 46.—LX XIII. 249.—LXXIV. 1§1.—LXXv, 
386. To consider Motions for a supply to be granted to His Majesty ; Lv1. 22.—Lvi1. 8.—LvVIII. 29.— LIX. 10.—LX, 9.— 
LXI.13.—LXx11.18,598.—LXI1I. 27.—LXIV. 17.—LXV. 17.— LXVI. 94.—LX VII. 18.—LX VIII. 18.—LXIX. 11.—LXX.9.—LXXI. 12. 
—LX XII. 22.— LX XIII. 15.—LXXiv.38.—Lxxv.15, 126. To consider Motions for leave to bring in Bills; tv1.93.— Lv11.237.— 
LVIII.384.—LIX. 28,— LXI. 331.—Lx xiv. 308. Toconsider Petitions ; LV11. 542.—LX VII. 380.—LxX. 382. Toconsider 
Reports; LVI. 132.—LVII. 34.— Lx. 269.—.Lx1. 396.— Lxvi. 162. — Lxx. 164. — Lxxv. 367. To consider further of 
Reports ; LX. 354.—LxxIv. 478. To consider various other matters ; LVI. 211.—LvII. 12.—LVIII. 44.—LIX. 24.—"LX. 19.— 
Lxi. 16,—LX11. 117.—LXIII. 140.—LXIV. 21.—LXv. 30.—LXVI. 171.— LXVII. 200, — LXVIII. 35.—-LXIX. 21.— LXXIII. 39.— 
LXXIV. 53.—LXXV. 231. To consider further of various other matters; LVIII. 421. —LIX. 357.— LX. 28.—LxI, 24.— 
LXI1I, 267. — LXV. 83.—LXVIII. 44. — LXIX. 21.—ZLXXIV. 113. According to Order of the same day, resolves itself into 
Committees of the Whole House ; xvi. 425.—LXVII. 349.— LX VIII. 393.-—LXX. 145.—LX XV. 340. 
































334. House, according to Order, proceeds to take into consideration; Accounts and Papers; Lv1I. 10.—Lx. 47. 
Lords to Bills; tv1. 432.—Lv1I. §82.—LVIII. 114.—LIX. 442.—LX. 454.—LXXIII. 395, &amp;c. Messages from His Majesty 
or the Prince Regent; Lv111. 242.—1L1x. 188.—Lx1. 245.—LXV. 480.—LXXV. 93. A Message from the Lords; Lvrr1. 281. 
Reports ; LX. 25.—LXVII. 259. ——=—— Speeches at the opening of the session; Lv1, 18.—Lv11. 8.—LVIII. 20.—LIX. 10, 
— Lx. 8.— LXI. 11.— Lx. 16, 592. — LXILI. 24. — LXIV. 11. — LXV. 13.—LXVI. 92. —LXVII. 17. — LXVIII. 15.—LXIX. 9. 


— LXXx. 8.— LXXI. 11.— LXXII. 17. — LXXIII. 13. — LXXIV. 34. — LXXV. 10, 120. Various other matters; Lv1. 353. 
—LXIV. 17, 156.—LXXI. 419.—LxxIVv. 216, 


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335. House, according to Order, proceeds to take -into further consideration; Amendments of the Lords to Bills; nvi1. 592.—Lxv1. 23. 
Reports of Bills; tv1. 372. — vit. 58.— Lvi11. 98. — L1x. 163. — LX. 179. — LXI. 255.—LXIV. 229.— Lxv. 180, — 
LXVI. 193.—LXVII. 115.—-LXVIII. 315.—LXIX. 226.—Lxx. 118.—LXXI. 194.—LXXII. 299.—LXXIII. 921.—LXXIV. 133.— 
Lxxv. 214, &amp;c, Reports of Bills, after the House had been informed that printed copies thereof had been delivered at the 
door to Members, pursuant to the Standing Order; Lvr. 224. — ivr. 98. —Lvi11. 260.—LIx. 282.— Lx. 267. — Lx1. 148.— 
LXII. 309. — Lx111. 160. — LxIv. 188.— Lxv. 224. —LXVI. 173. —LXVII. 150. — LXVIII. 315. — LXIX. 225. — Lxx. 188, — 
LXXxI. 260, — LXXII. 231.— LXx11t. 118. — LXXIVv. 277.— Lxxv. 307, &amp;c. Reports of Bills re-committed ; Lv1. 420.— 
LVII. §28.—LVIII. 427.—L1x. 187.—Lxvil. 160.—LXVIII. 4'70.—LXIX. 228.—LXXIII. 80.—LXXIV. 275.—LxXxv. 385, &amp;c. 
Reports of Bills again re-committed; Lv11. 514.—1L1x. 163. Reports on various other matters ; Lv1. 31.—LvII. 311. 
—LViit. 218.—1Lrix. 176.—Lx. 36.—LXI. 113.—LXVv. 426,—LX VII. 522.—LX1x. 266.— Lx xX. 284.—LXXII. 103.—LX XIII. 270, 
—LXXIV. 256.—Lxxv, 164. Resolutions reported from Committees; Lxv. 138.—Lxviml, §86.—LXIXx. 439.—LxxI. 161. 
LXXII. 348.—LX XIII. 314.—LX XIV. 250. Various other matters; Lx11. 789.—LXIv. 218,—LXVI. 29.—LX XIV. 281. 























336. House, according to Order, proceeds to the further hearing of Counsel ; L1x. 365. 


337. House, according to Order, resumes adjourned proceedings on Reports of Bills; 11x. 166.— Lxv1. 296, 354.— LX VII. 363. ——— 
Adjourned proceedings on Third reading of Bills ; rv1. 176.—1Lvit. 366.-—LVIII. 431.—LIX. 380.—-LX. 317.—LXI. 305.—LXV. 247. 
—LXVI. 225.—LXVII. 211.—LXVIII. 377.—LXIX. 232.—LXXI. 419.—-LX X11. 284.—Lxx1I1. 133, &amp;c. Adjourned debates ; 
LVI. 25.— LVI. 455. — LVI. 86. — LIX. 21. — LX. 51. — LXI. 415.—Lx111. 160. — LxIv. 28. — Lxv. 146.— LxvI. 148.— 
LXVII. 98.—LXVIII. 243.—LXIX. 241.—LXX. 123.—=-LX XI. 64,—=-LXXII, 10.—=LXXIII. 159.—LXXIV. 52.—LxxVv. 6, &amp;c, ———— 


Adjourned consideration of Reports; LVII1. 425.—LXxvI. 335. —— Adjourned proceedings upon further consideration of Reports ; 
LXI. 484.—LXVI1I1. 564, 571. 





House resolves itself into a Committee of the Whole House, in order to be present at the trial of Lord Melville; 1x1. 261, 266, 270, &amp;c. 


House proceeds to take into consideration ; Addresses communicated by the Lords at conferences; LVI. 501.—-LXXI. 499.—LXxXII. 5. 

Amendments made by the Lords to Bills; Lv. 214.—LVII, 71.—LVIII. 271.—L1xX. §6.—LX. 37-—LXI. 148.—.x11. 763. 
—LXxil. 281.—LXIV. 97.—Lxv. 176.—LXVI. 51.—LXVII. 141-—LXVIII. 105.— LXIX. 121.—LXX. 151.—-LXXxI. 248.—Lxx11. 
150.—LXXIII. 190.—-LX XIV. 120.—Lxxv. 76, &amp;c. Amendments made by the Lords to Amendments made by the Commons 
to Lords Bills ; uxvit. 447, 563.—Lxvit1. 650.—.Lxx. 243. Amendment of the Lords to a Resolution communicated 
to them at a conference ; LX VI. 29.———-—Messages froin His Majesty or The Prince Regent ; LX VII. 492.—Lxx.198.—Lxx11, 318.— 
LXXvV,. 288,—————Messages, and parts of messages from the Lords ; LVI. 59.—Lv11. 246.—LVILI. 311.—LIx. 279.—Lx. 26.—Lx1. 
552.—LXIIL. 290.—LXIV. 129.—LXV. 122.—Lxv1. 160.—LXVII. 418.—LXWIII. 384.— LXIX. 324.—LXX, 254.—LXXIII. 312.— 
LXXIv. 169.—-Lxxv. 299, &amp;c. Reports of Bills; txx. 275.— LXXI, 411.— LXXIII. 310. — LXXIV. 225.—- LXXV. 355+ 


——-— Reports on other Matters; Lxv. 25, 399.—Lxv1. 439. —==—— Various other matters; LXII. 50.—LXVIII. 15.—LXIX. Q. 
—LXXVv. 243. 














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344, 


342. 


558 HOUSE—continued. 


XII. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 
341. 


House proceeds to take into further consideration ; The matter of a Complaint; Lxx1v. 275.———=— A message from the Lords; Lx. 63. 

Reports of Bills; tv111. 458.—Lx11.69.—Lx1v. 188.—Lxvi. 281.—LXVII. 409.—LXVIII. 315.—=LXIX. 25'7.—Lxx. 261.— 
LXXIII. 296.—LXXIV. 240.—Lxxv. 343, &amp;c. Reports of Bills re-committed ; LXVI. 414.—LXVIII. 470. ——— Report 
of Bill again re-committed ; tv111. 406. Report of a Bill from the Lords; Lxx. 455. 

House proceeds to the appointment of Election Committees; Lv111. 139.—11x. 60.—Lx. 67.—LXI. 31.—LXII. 58:—LXxVI. 259.— 
LXVII. 303.—LXVIII. 141.—LXIX. 195.—LX X11, 82,—LXXIV. 143.—LxxVv. 334, &amp;c. 











House resolves itself into Committees of the Whole House on the same subject twice on the same day ; Lvt. 189.—LIX. 41.—LxI. 425. 
— Lxit. 166, — Lx111. 463.— LXVI. 425.—LXVII. 82, 349, 469.— LXVIII. 393, 622.—Lxx. 145, 322.—L XXIV. 489, 548.— 
LXXV. 340. 

Orders of the House read, and discharged, and other days appointed ; For taking various matters into consideration ; LVII. 10.—Lx. 23. 
~-LXIX, 323.—LXX. 192.—LXXII. 79.—-LX XIV, 125.—=-LXXV. 257, &amp;c.————- For the House to resolve itself into Committees ; 
LVL. 78.—LVIII. 157.—LIX. 55.—LX. 65.—L XI. 171.—LXIV. 348.—LXV. 124.—LXVI. 234.—-LXVIII. 322.—L XIX. 377.— LX x. 
212,—LXXI. 228,—LX XII. 152.—LXXIII. 172.—LxXxIv. 117, &amp;c. —«=—— For resuming debates ; ivi. 637.—Lv11. 647.—Lx. 44, 
65-—LXxIv. 348. 


Orders of the day bad the House to resolve itself into Committees, read, and discharged ; LV1. 439.—LVI1. 311.—LXV. 251.—Lx x. 409. 
—Lxx1. 404, &amp;c. 


House informed of various matters,—relative to— 


376. Accounts and Papers :——That persons attended at the door ; and they are called in, and at the bar present Accounts, &amp;c.; tv1. 28. 


—LVII. 19.—LVIII. 35.— LIX. 24.—LX. 13.—LXI. 19.—LXI1. 59.—LXIII. 45.—LXIV. 34.—LXV. 20.—LXVI. 38.—LXVII. 21.— 
LX VIII. 22,— LXIX. 15.— LXX. 17. — LXXI. 28, — LXXII. 40, — LXXIII. 40.— LXXIV. 50. —- LXxv. 21, &amp;c. That there 
were mistakes in Accounts and Papers presented ; LVI. 104. — LV1I. 538. — LXIII. 319. — LXIX. 252. That Accounts were 
imperfect ; LVII. 521. — LIX. 195. — LXIV. 232.— LXV. 315. ——=——— Were inaccurate; Lv11. 291. —~e—— That an Account was 
not signed; Lxvit. 426. That a Report was not signed in the manner in which former Reports had been presented; Lx. 65. 
That a Paper had been presented by mistake ; Lx1. 251. That a person attended at the door with a printed copy of 
the Statutes of Ireland; tv1. 84. ——— That some further Returns of Population had been received at the proper office, and that 
some inaccuracies had occurred in forming the Abstract presented to the House; Lvit. 75. That certain Returns relative to 
the expense and maintenance of the poor had not been received; L1x. 404. ——— That Returns to an Order made respecting the 
maintaining the poor, had been received from certain parishes ; Lx xv. 428. 




















347. Attendance of Persons :——That Persons who had been ordered to attend the House, attended accordingly ; Lv1. 133. — Lx. 216. 


—~—LXI. §09.—LXIV. 213.— LXVII. 232.— LXXII. §. — LXXIV. 537. —— LX XV. 57. That a Person who had been ordered to 
attend a Committee of the Whole House, was confined at home by illness; Lx1. 435. —&lt;—=—— That a surgeon was professionally 
engaged, but would attend in the course of the evening; Lxxv. 367. 





348. Bills : — That the works referred to in Petitions, are not proposed to be carried on by tolls or duties; Lv1. 227. ———— That it is not 


intended to impose any tolls, duties or rates for effectuating the purposes mentioned in Petitions for Bills; Lv1. 220.— Lx1. 308. — 
LXV. 115.—LXVIII. 250. That the parties concerned in an application for a new road, did not propose that the same should 
be carried through any parish not included in the original notices; Lv11. 224.————— That Petitioners desired to proceed upon 
certain parts of their Petitions for Bills only; tvr. 206, 342. — Lv1I. 362, 404. — LVIII. 201.— Lx. 176.— Lx1I. 109, 262.— 
Uxtv. 162. That persons interested in Bills were desirous that certain lands should not be included therein ; tv1. 368.—— 
That certain lands were not intended to be included ina Bill; tx1v. 101. That certain persons were desirous that a particular 
district should not be included in a Bill; tvi11. 370. That a Bill contained provisions not authorized by the Order for 
preparing and bringing in the same ; LVI. 521. That the names of Commissioners were not inserted in Bills; Lvs. 379. — 
Lxiv. 160, 163, 198. —~—— That several Amendments were intended to be proposed that could not conveniently be made in a Bill 
as prepared, and that it would be more convenient to withdraw the Bill; tv1. 560. ———— That it was intended to restrain the 
provisions of a Bill, and that it would be more convenient to withdraw the Bill, and present another instead thereof; Lv1. 266. 
That several material alterations were necessary to be made to Bills; Lx. 165.—LXIV. 95. That there was no 
person of the name and description of one of the Trustees named in a Bill; txv1. 228. That a Bill was not properly blanked ; 
LXVII. 511. Of the circumstances which rendered it difficult for parties interested in Private Bills to get them printed witbin 
the time limited by the Standing Orders; Lx11. 265. That from the many interests concerned in a Bill, it would be impos-— 
sible to present the same within the time limited for receiving Private Bills; Lx11. 302. —-—— That it had been found impracticable 
to prepare a Bill within the time limited; 1xx111. 219. Of parts of parishes lying in different divisions of a county; 
LXX. 57. ——=— That Petitioners desired to be heard in a certain stage of a Bill; t1x. 364. That Petitioners who had been 
ordered to be heard on report of a Bill, desired to be heard before the Committee on the Bill; ivr. 474. That parties who 
had petitioned against a Bill, and prayed to be heard by Counsel, declined being heard ; Lx. 406. That the several persons 
who had petitioned against Bills, and prayed to be heard by Counsel, &amp;c. did not desire, (or declined,) to be heard in certain stages of 
the Bills; tv1, 169.—LVII. 215.—LVIII. 358.— LIX. 298. —- LX. 295. — LXI. 185. — LXII. 158, — LXIII. 259. — LXIV. 121. — 
LXV. 119.—LXVI. 115, &amp;c. That printed copies of a Bill had been delivered to the Members of the House; Lxvi. 174. 
That printed copies of certain Bills, as amended by Committees, had been delivered at the door to Members pursuant to the 
Standing Orders; Lv1. 224.—Lv11. 98.—LVIII. 260.—LIx. 282.—Lx. 267.—Lx1. 148.—LXx11. 781.—Lx111. 160.—Lx1v. 188.— 
LXV. 180.—LXVI. 173.—LXVII. 150.—LXVIII. 315.—LXIX. 225. — Lx x. 188. — LXXI. 194.— LXXII. 231.——LxxI1r. 118. — 
LXXIV. 277.— LXXVv. 307, &amp;c. That Petitioners or Agents who had petitioned the House respecting Bills of Divorce, 
attended ; and they are called in, and give the House an account of the allegations contained in their Petitions; Lv1. 525.—Lx. 429. 
—LXX. 373. — .XXIVv. 363. — LXxv. 453. That all persons interested in Divorce Bills gave their consent that the time 
appointed for the House to go into Committees upon them should be shortened; LXIV. 41.—LXV. 107.—LXXI. 497.—LXXV. 457. 
——— That an Agent for the Lady attended, and he is called in, and consents on her part, that the time should be shortened for 
the Second reading of a Divorce Bill; txxv. 453.—-— That a person much interested in an Inclosure Bill was prevented from 
attending the Committee by the death of a near relation; LxIII. 320. That other Amendments were necessary to be made 
to Bills ; and the Bills re-committed; Lv1. 217.—Lvil. 67.—LVIII. 105.— LIX, 37-— LX. 71.— Lx1. 188.—L x11. 108.— 
LXIII. 323.-— LXIV. 121.— LXV. 97.— LXVI. 112.— LXVII. 94.—LXVIII. 381. — LxIx. 96.— Lxx. 118.—Lxx1. 186.— 
Uxxit. 81.—1nxxi11. 62.—Lxxiv. 181.—.xxv. 28, &amp;c. That further Amendments were necessary to be made to Bills, 
and the Bills again re-committed; vi. 488.—LVv1I. 194. — LVIII. 390.— LIX. 144.— LX. 323.— LXI. 284. — LXII. 795.— 
LXIII. 396.—LXIV. 311. — LXV. 274.— LXVI. 208, — LXVII. 301. — LXVIII. 470. — LXIX. 300. — LXx. 380. — LXXI. 247. — 
LXXII. 304.—LXXIIT. 80.—LX XIV. 439.—LxXxv. 385, &amp;c. That it may be expedient that some further provision should 
be made in a Bill, and the Bill re-committed; tx1. 82. That several Amendments are necessary to be made in Clauses in 
Bills, and the Bills re-committed; Lx111. 405.—Lx1v. 396. That several new Clauses were proposed to be added to a Bill, 
and the Bill re-committed; Lx11. 204. That other Amendments were necessary to be made to a Bill, and Motion for 
recommitting the Bill, Negatived; Lx1Vv. 299. That parties interested were consenting to Amendments to Bill; Lvu11. 519, 
615.— Lx1v. 186, 249.— uxx. 275.— LXxu1. 361. That parties interested gave their consent to Lords Amendments to 
Bills; tvt. 286. — uvint. 585.— ixitt. 263, &amp;c. That parties interested gave their consent to a Clause being added to 
a Bill; LX1v. 317. ——_—— That persons attended at the door who could satisfy the House, that the parties interested were consenting 
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HOUSE—continued. 559 


XII. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


House informed of various matters—continued. 


to Clauses proposed to be added, and Amendments to be made, to a Bill; Lv1. 515.—&lt;—— That Clauses were intended to be offered 
to be added to a Bill, and further proceeding upon the Bill adjourned; Lv1. 349. ——— That some Amendments were intended to 
be proposed to be made to Bills, and further proceedings upon the Bills adjourned ; Lv1. 346, 375. —LXtI. 301. 


349. Collingwood, Lord :—That from the circumstances of Lord Collingwood’s family it may be expedient that some further provision 
should be made with respect thereto; Lx1. 82. 


351. Committees :—That a Committee apprehended they should not be able to make their Report on a certain day; Lx1v. 322, 328. 


352. Counsel :—That counsel attended; rvz. 576.—LVII. 294.—Lx. 426.—LXI. 444.—LXII. 244.— LXIII. 375.—uxvi. 116.— 
Lxx. 310, &amp;c. ———— That no Counsel attended; Lvr. 344.—LVv1II. 98.—.LIX. 212.—Lx. 226,—Lx1. 419.—LXxI1. 351.— 


LXIII. 361-—LXIV. 185.—LXV. 136.—LXxv1. 128.—LXVII. 123.—LXvIII. 389.—LXX. 147.—Lxx111. 87, &amp;c. ———— That 
a person desired to be heard by Counsel on the hearing of a charge against him; Lx. 129. 


353. Custody :——That certain persons had been taken into Custody pursuant to Orders of the House; Lv11I. 279.—L1x. 218,—LxxIv. 170. 
That persons ordered to be taken into custody had surrendered themselves ; LXXvV. 423, 430. That a person ordered to 
be taken into Custody had not been taken; Lviir. 253. That it was necessary a person in Custody should be discharged ; 


LxIt. 363. That a medical person attended, and he is called in and examined relative to the health of a person who had been 
committed by the House to Newgate; txxv. 467. 














354. Dublin :—That the Lord Mayor of the City of Dublin attended at the door, he is called in, and at the bar presents Petitions of the 
Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Commons and Citizens of the City of Dublin; txvit1. 212, 219. 


355. Elections :—That Petitioners for enlarging the time for .entering into recognizances attended at the door, and they are called in and at 
the bar examined upon oath in relation to the matter of their Petitions; Lx x. 200.—Lxx1v. 106.—Lxxv. 230, &amp;c. 
to such Petitioners attended at the door, and they are called in, &amp;c.; Lx1x.172.—LxXIV. 135.—Lxxv. 198, &amp;c. 
the physician to such a Petitioner attended at the door, and he is called in, &amp;c.; Lxx1v. 135. 
undertake to enter into his recognizance before a certain day; LVIII. 57. That a recognizance entered into appeared to be on 
paper not stamped; ix11. 63. That since a Petition complaining of an undue Election had been presented, the Members 
petitioned against had vacated their seats; Lx111. 318. That a Member who was in the custody of the Marshal of the King’s 
Bench was desirous of appearing at the bar to defend his Return; txxv. 263. Of some circumstances relative to the conduct 
of Viscount Castlereagh and the Honourable Spencer Percival at a General Election; Lxiv. 304. That there were 
mistakes in Returns; LVII. 504.—Lx1I. 508.—LXIII. 150.—LXVIII. 47. That persons attended and they are called in and 
examined relative to mistakes in Returns; LvII. 504.—LX1. 509.—LXIII. 150.—Lx VIII. 47, 606. That a Returning Officer 
had not received a precept for proceeding to an Election; Lv1. 233. That no Return had been brought in toa Writ; Lx. 175.° 





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356. London :—-hat the Sheriffs of the City of London attended at the door, they are called in, and at the bar present Petitions of the Court of 
Mayor and Aldermen of the City of London, and of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commons of the City of London in Common Council 
assembled ; LVII. 51.—LVIII. 128.—11x. 66.—Lx. 96.—LXI. 71.—LX11. 163.—LXIII. 112.—LXIV, 15.—LXv. 68.—LXVI. 31.— 
LXVII. 9.—LXVIII. 37.—LX1x, 63.—Lxx. 85.—LXXI. 29.—LXXII. 58.—LXXIII. 90.—LXXIV. 33.—LXxv. 31, &amp;c. 
That one of the Sheriffs attended, and the House being acquainted that the other Sheriff was ill, Petitions presented by one Sheriff ; 


LXVIII. 187, 292.—LXX. 54. That one of the Sheriffs attended, and the House being acquainted that the other Sheriff was 
absent on indispensable business, a Petition presented by one Sheriff; txxv. 213. 








357. Members :—That a Member had been prevented delivering in an account of his qualification by being out of the kingdom at the time an 
Election Petition was presented against him; Lx. 7. That an agent was enabled to give in a particular of a Member's qualification ; 
LX XV. 237. That a Member desired the opinion of the House whether he ought to be deemed to have accepted a certain office ; 
LVI. 200, ——=—— That a Member was desirous of knowing the sense of the House, whether his seat was become vacant by his coming 
into possession of a certain office ; L1x. 332.———— That a Return of Members to serve in Parliament for the county of Galway, had 
been delivered into the office of the Clerk of the Crown; Lx11. 18. That a Member, who was in the custody of the Marshal 
of the King’s Bench was desirous of appearing at the bar to defend his Return; Lxxv. 263. That a Member was abroad on 
public service; Lv1. 188. —~—— Was detained in the country by illness; Lv1. 212. ———— That a Member had been detained on 
his passage from Ireland by contrary winds; LxxIv. 342. That a Member had been obliged to leave London suddenly, on 
account of the death of a near relation; Lxxiv. 370. That Members were confined by illness ; Lx11. 253.—LXvVLI}. 209, 
229. That Members had been absent on account of illness; Lx xiv. 358, 370, 410. That a Member was detained in 
Ireland by the death of a near relation; LxxIv. 370. —&lt;—— Was present at a ballot, but not being heard to answer, his name was 
inserted in the list of Members ordered to attend another ballot; Lx x1v. 398.————Was not aware that the name called was intended 
for him ; LX Xv. 395.———— Had been informed that leave of absence had been granted him by the House ; tx x1v. 369.—— Had 
a severe fall from his horse, which prevented him attending a ballot; Lxxv. 405. That Members desired leave of absence on 
account of illness; Lv1.240. On account of the death of near relations; Lvt. 232. That a Member of an Election Com- 
mittee desired leave to absent himself from the Committee on account of urgent private affairs; LIx. 21. That a Member of an 
Election Committee was summoned to attend a court martial; L1x. 272. The reason of a Member absenting himself from an 
Election Committee ; L1x. 11. That a Member of a Committee was desirous of being discharged from further attendance on 
a Committee; LXv.111. That a Member had misbehaved himself during the sitting of a Committee of the Whole House; 
LXV. 134.———That persons attended, and they are called in and examined ; Relative to the cause of Members being absent from Election 
Committees ; LIx. 120.—Lx. 83. Relative to the illness of Members of Election Committees ; LV111. 154.—1L1x. 68.—LXx11I. 90.— 
LXIII. 137.—LXIV. 30.—LXVIII. 149.—LXXIV. 143.—Lx xv. 359, &amp;c. Respecting the state of a Member’s health who had been 
ordered to attend in his place; txvit. 165. That a Member had taken Holy Orders since the passing of Act 41 Geo. III. ; 
LVII. 13. ————— That a Member attended at the door in custody of the Marshal of the King’s Bench Prison; Lx1x. 427. ——— 
That in consequence of words spoken by Members there was reason to apprehend a quarrel might ensue, and that the said Members 


were gone out of the House ; Lx x. 129.—&lt;———That no writ of summons had been issued toa Member for calling him up to the House 
of Peers; LXIv. 49. ‘ 















































258. Petitions :—That a person had intended to have petitioned the House within the time limited for receiving Election Petitions, if the 
House had sat; L1x. 195. That it was necessary to make some further inquiry touching the matter of certain Petitions; L1x. 














328. ‘That Petitioners desired to withdraw their Petitions ; tx11. 318.—LXxvI. 254. See supra, 348. 355- 357- 
359. Reports :—That there was an error in a Report ; rv11. 268. That it was necessary to make some alterations in a Report ; 1x. 
340. That it would be proper to make some alterations in a Report, and some additions thereto; LXvI. 313. 


361. Speaker :——That Mr. Speaker went to attend a Privy Council at Carlton House, by whom the oaths prescribed in the Act for appointing 
a Regency, were to be administered to the Prince Regent, and that he was not returned at four o’Clock ; Lxv1. 82. 


362. Witnesses :—That a Committee did not require the further attendance of a witness ; L1x. 221.———-—T hat a person had been tampering 
with a witness ; LXIv. 35. That the interruption of access to the House had prevented the attendance of a witness at a Committee ; 
LxX. 149. That a person attended who could give the House information respecting a witness who had been examined at a 
Committee ; tx1v. 35 ——&lt;-— That a person had heen insulted and threatened, in consequence of his Evidence at the bar; Lx xIv. 223. 


————That certain persons, prisoners in gaols were material witnesses to be examined before Committees; Lxil. 211, 349.— 
LXXIV. 332. 








362. House 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 





560 





HOUSE—continued. 


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XIU. 


363. 


Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


House agrees with Committees in Addresses ; LVI. 17.-—LVII. 7, 13.—-LVIII. 19, 202, 448.—LIX. 9.—LX. 7, §4.—LXI. '7.—LXI1. 15, 
§78.—LXI11. 16.—LXIV, '7.——-LXV. 12, 409.—LXVI. 90.—LX VII. 18, 376.—LXVIII. 14, 183.—LXIX. 9, 412.—Lxx. 8.—Lxx1. g. 
—LXXII. 17.—LXXIII. 9.—LXXIv. 28.—LXXV. 9, 119. ———— With Committees in Resolutions ; Lvt. 27.—Lv11. 10.—1v111. 32. 
—LIX,. 13.—LX. 11.—LXI. 14.—LX1I. 18, 605.—LXI11. 32.—-LX IV. 19.—Lxv. 18.—LXVI, 101, 257.—LXvi1. 26.—LxviiI. 21.— 
LXIX. 13.—LXX. 9.—LXXI. 14.—-LXXII. 25.—LX XIII. 20.—LXXIV. 40.—LXXV. 17, 133. —=—~ With Committees in Resolutions 
as amended ; Lv1. 31, 264.—LVII. 33,.39-—LXV. 304.—LXVI. 324.—LXvIII. 448.—LXIX. 391.—Lxx. 128, &amp;c. With the © 
Lords in Addresses; LVI. 501.—LXXI. 499.—LXXII. 5. —~=—— With the Lords in a Resolution, as amended; Lxx1. 440. ——— 
To conferences desired by the Lords; ivi. 635—Lv1I. 645.—LXVI. 22.—LxviI. 468.—LXVIII. 559-—LxxI. 363.— 
LXXxIl. 5, &amp;c. 





364. House attends His Majesty or the Prince Regent in the House of Peers, at the opening of a session; Lv1.8.—Lv11. 3.—LVIII. 9.—LIXx. 3. 


365, 


372. 


373. 


374. 


375. 


376. 


377. 


378. 
379. 


LX. 3.—LXVIII. §.—LXIX. 3.—LXX. 3.—LXXII. 3.—LXXV. 3, 109. At the close of a session; tvi1. 662.—Lv111. 693.— 
LIX. 443.—LXVIII. 674.—=-LXIX. §21.—LXX. 474.—LXXII1. 426.—Lxx1v. 639. —=_=—— On His Majesty giving the Royal Assent 
to Bills; Lxxv. 278. 


House attends the Lords Commissioners in the House of Peers ; On the meeting of the first Parliament of the United Kingdom ; tv1. 5. 
On the meeting of a new Parliament; LVIII. 7.—LXII. 3, 559.—LXVIII. 3.—LXXIV. 7.—LXXV. 107. On the 
approval of a new Speaker ; Lv1. 6, 34.—LVII. 93.—LVIII. 8.—Lx11. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 4.—LXXI. 307.—LXXIv. 8.—Lxxv. 108. 
At the opening of a session; LXI.3.—LXII. 5, 561.—LXIII. 3.—LXIV. 3.—LXV. 3.—LXVI. 35.—LXVII. 3.—LX XI. 3.— 
LXXIII. 3.—LXXIV. 9. == On the Royal Assent being given to Bills by Commission; Ltv1. 31.—LviI. 40.—LVIII. 101.— 
LIX. §4.-~-LX. 38.—LXI. 43-— LX. 50.—-LX11. 126,.—LXIV. 72.—LXv. 114,—LXvVI. 85.—LXVII. 95.— LXVIII. 71.—LX Ix. 84. 
—LxX. §6.—LXX1. 74.—LX X11. 96,—LXXUI. 14.—LXXIV. 123.—LxXVv. 55, &amp;c.—————On Prorogations of Parliament ; tv1. 664. 
—Lx. 498.—Lx1. 568.—Lx11. 365, 847.—Lx111. 481.—LXIV. 422.—LXV. 510.—LXxvI. 466.—LxVII. 565.—LXxXxI. “528,— 
LXXI1. 480.—LxXv. 104, 485.———— On further prorogations (with one of the Clerks); tv1. 667.—Lvi11. 694.—LIx. 444.— 
Lx. 498.—LXxI. 569.—Lx11, 848.—LxI1I. 482.—LXIV. 422.—LXv. 5§11.—LXVI. 467.—LXVIII. 675.—LXIX. 522.—Lxx. 476.— 
LXXI. 529.—LXX11. 480.—LXxIVv. 640. 














Persons ordered to attend the House; Lv. 118.—LVII. 504.—LVIII. 313.—=-LIX. 324.—LX. 25.—LXI. 374.—LXII. 181.—LXxIII. 199. 
—uxxiv. 160, &amp;c. To attend Committees of the Whole House; LxI. 424.—LXIV. 25.—LXV. 21.—LXVII. 149.— 
LXXIV.358.—LXXV. 55, &amp;c. See Witnesses, 7. 





Persons called in and examined; LVI. 133.—-LVII. 504.—LXV. 109.—LXVII. 232.—LXX. 144.—LXXII. 5.—LXXIV. 216.—Lxxv. 
404, &amp;c. Again called in, and further examined; Lxxv.236. See Witnesses, 9. 





Persons discharged from any further attendance on the House ; Lxv11. 232. 


Motions for persons to attend the House withdrawn ; Lx xv. 133, &amp;c. See infra, 398. 
First day of meeting of the House in each session, 22 January 1801 (first Parliament of the United Kingdom); uv1.5. 29 October 1801; 








LVII. 3- 16 November 1802 (New Parliament); iv111. 7. 22 November 1803; LIx. 3.——15 January 1805; Lx. 3.—— 
21 January 1806; Lx1. 3.——15 December 1806 (New Parliament); Lx11. 3.——22 June 1807 (New Parliament); ux11. 559.-—— 
21 January 1808; Lx111. 3——19 January 1809; LxIv. 3. 23 January 1810; Lxv.3. 1 November 1810; LXvVI. 3. 

















15 January 1811; LXvI. 35-——7 January 1812; LXvII. 3. 24 January 1812 (New Parliament); Lxviti. 3. 
1813; LXIx.3~——8 November 1814; Lxx. 3. 1 February 1816; LxxI. 3. 
1818; LXXIII. 3. 14 January 1819 (New Parliament); Lxxiv. 7. 
Parliament); LXXv. 107. 


4 November 
28 January 1817; Lxx11. 3.——27 January 
23 November 1819; Lxxv. 3.—21 April 1820 (New 














Door of the House locked on Election Ballots; ux111. 134.—1L1x. 60.—Lx. 67.—LX1. 31.—LXII. §8.—LX11I. 38.—LXVI. 259.-—- 
LXVII. 303.—LXVIII, 132.—LXIX. 195.—-LXX, 316.—LX X11. 82.—LXxIv. 114.—LX Xv. 232, &amp;c,—————Again locked ; Lv111. 163. 
—-LIx. 65.—LXU. 82.—LXIII. §3.—LXv111. 163.,—LX XIV. 120.—Lxxv. 247, &amp;c. 


Door of the House opened after Election Ballots; Lv111. 139.—1L1x. 61.—Lx. 67.—LXx11. 58-—LXIII. 44.—LXVI. 259.—LXVII. 303. 
LXVIII, 141.—LXIX. 284.—LXX. 316.—LX X11. 89.—LXXIV. 120,—LxxVv. 262, &amp;c. 


Resolution, That it is the duty of the House to maintain a jealous guard over the purity and independence of Parliament, &amp;c.; 
LXIV. 247. 


Resolutions relative te witnesses examined before the House, and Clerks or Officers of the House, or short-hand writers employed to take 
minutes giving evidence elsewhere; LX XIII. 389. See Witnesses, 6. 


House elects Speakers; Mr. Addington; 1rvi.6. Sir John Mitford; tv1.33. Mr. Abbot; tv. 93.—Lvuii1. 8.—Lx11. 4, 560.— 
Lxviit.4. Mr. Manners Sutton; LX X11. 307.—LxxIv. 8.—Lxxv. 108, See Speaker, 1-5. 


House meets pursuant to prorogations, and is further prorogued ; Lv1. 667.—Lv1II. 659.—1L1X. 444.—Lx. 498, 499.—LXI. 569.— 
Lx1I, 848.—-LXI1I. 482.—LXIV. 422.—LXV. §11.—LXVI. 467.—LXVIIIl. 675.— LXIX. 522.— LXX. 475.— LXXI. 529.— 
Lxx11. 480.—LxxIv. 640. 


Manner of introducing Peers into the House; Lord Melville; ux. 367. The Duke of Wellington ; Lx1x. 414. See Peers. 


House resolves to continue sitting according to Messages from the Lords; Lx1. 564.—LxxXIv. 313. 


XIII. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn: 
(1.)}—Questions Negatived : 


381. 


386. 
387. 





For the House resolving itself into Committees of the Whole House. See Committees, 1941-1963. 
For appointing Select or Secret Committtees. See Committees, 1964-2036. 
For the Speaker leaving the Chair for the House to go into Committees. See Speaker, 138. 


For the House resolving to take matters into consideration early in the next Session, viz. Members,—How 
far it may be expedient to provide some further limitation to the number of persons holding seats in the 
House, together with pensions, sinecures and places of emolument under the Crown ; LXIV. 394.—— 
382. Parliament,—The state of the representation ; LXIV. 407. —«-— 383. Property Tax,—So much of 
Act 46 Geo. III. c. 65. as relates to the contributions and exemptions under that Act ; LX VI. 452.——— 
384. Roman Catholics,—The state of the laws affecting them ; LXXI. 387. —«»— 385. Tithes,—The 
——— of the Tithes in Ireland; LXVI. 418. The state of the laws relating to Tithes in Ireland ; 
LXVII. 465. 


That the House be called over on a certain day ; LXX. 340. 


That the House do now adjourn ; LXVIII. 272, 278.—LXxXII. 360. —«=— Do now adjourn [To supersede 
Motions); LvVi. 133, 159, 494-—LIX. 56, 119.—LX. 221.— LXII. 818.—LXIII. 164, 405.— LXV. 
460.—LXVII. 103, 286.—LXVII. 392.—LXX. 120.—LXXI. 242, 382.—LXXII. 360. —=— Do now 
adjourn [Zo supersede an Amendment proposed to a Question]; LXXI. 382. 


388. That 


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XIII. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn—continued. 


( 1 . )}— Questions N. egattved—continued. 


388. That persons do attend the House; Thomas Knowles, printer and publisher of “The Day” newspaper ; 
LXVII. 432. T. P. Glassington, printer and publisher of “ ‘The Morning Herald” newspaper ; LXVIII. 
322. Charles Pitt, Esq. to verify the matter of his Petition upon oath; LXXIV. 466, | 


389. That persons be called in and examined ; The Messenger left in charge at Sir Francis Burdett’s house; LXv. 


270. John Heron, respecting the hardships he has received during his confinement under the suspension 
of the Habeas Corpus Act; LVI. 281. 


391. That a charge against The Right honourable Spencer Perceval and Lord Viscount Castlereagh be heard at 
the bar of the House; LXIV. 283, 304. 


392. That Thomas Goold be committed to the custody of the Sergeant at Arms, for prevaricating in giving 
evidence at the bar of the House ; LXXIV. 282. 


393. For discharging out of custody; From Newgate,—John Gale Jones; LXV. 166, 290, 502. Thomas 
Ferguson: LXXIII. 319. —«=— 394. From the Serjeant at Arms,—James Trotter; LVIII 298. John 
Simpson ; LVIII. 384. Thomas William Grady ; LXXIV. 223. 


395. That the Speaker do not take the Chair until at the least sixty Members are present in the House ; LVI. 188. 
396. That this House taking into consideration the Report of the Committee of Secrecy (1818) so far as the same 
refers to instances in which the language and conduct of persons said to be employed, for the purpose of 


detecting, may have had the effect of encouraging criminal designs, is of opinion, that it is the duty of 
the House fully to investigate the nature and extent of the same; LXXIII. 135. 


(2.)\— Motions Withdrawn : 


For the House to resolve itself into Committees of the Whole House. See Committees, 2062-2067. 
For appointing Select and Secret Committees. See Committees, 2068-2086. 
For the Speaker leaving the Chair for the House to go into Committees. See Speaker, 139. 
397. For the House to be called over on a certain day ; LX. 420. 
398. For persons to attend the House ; LXI. 175.—LXVII. 226.—LXXIV. 537.—LXXV. 133, 444, 484. 
399. For committing Peter Finnerty to Newgate; LXXIV. 537. 


401. For taking into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms; Sir William Manners,’ Bart. William Atter; Hugh 
Manners, and Richard Armson Jarvis; LXXV. 402. Hugh Manners, 404. 


402. That Thomas Grady be brought to the bar in order to his being discharged ; LXXIV. 169. 


403... That the House do now adjourn ; LXI. 273.—LXIV. 151.—LXV. 167.—LXVI. 170.—LXVII. 286, 504.— 
LXVIII. 256.—LXXIII. 415.—LXXV. 4, 253. —m— Do now adjourn; [Zo supersede Motions|; LX. 
221.—LXI. 490.—LXII. 639, 646, 785, 818.—LXIII. 68, 164, 177, 196.—LXIV. 152.—LXVIII. 273. 
274, 480, 505, 574.—LXX. 120.—LXXIII. 308, 339. —&lt;-— That the House at rising will adjourn to 
a certain day; LVIII. 411.—LXVII. 393. 5 


See Amendments, 9. 28. Divisions, 15. Messages, 139. 





House of Commons :——See Commons, House of. 
House of Lords :—see Lords, House of 


Houses: 


1. Bill to repeal so much of Act 45 Geo. III. as charges a duty of three shillings upon certain Dwelling Houses in Ireland; Ordered, Lx1 207. 
Presented, 212. R.A. 275. 


2. Bill to repeal the duty payable on Houses in Ireland ; Ordered, ux1x. 449. . Presented, 455. R.A. 499- 


See Accounts and Papers, 873. 877. 887. 891. Assessed Taxes, '7. 9. 11. 22. 24. 25. Committees, 438. 5'77- 
Supply, Key to Ways and Means; also, 5195. 5204. 


Houses of Correction :—See Accounts and Papers, 4127. Gaols. 


Houses of Industry (Ireland): \ 


i. Bill to Amend the laws relating to the House of Industry in Dublin; Ordered, Lxxv. 209. Presented, 220. Printed, 223. Re-com- 
mitted, 356. R. A. 455. 


2. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to revive and amend certain provisions contained in several Acts of the Parliament of Ireland relating to 
Houses of Industry ; Withdrawn, Lxxv. 60. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1972-1975. Petitions, 267. 658. Poor, 111. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Household (King’s) :—see &lt;ddresses, 554. Civil List. Elections, 694. King, 3-5. 8, 9. 


Houseman, Ann :—See Elections, 211. 

Houston and Co. :—sSee Accounts and Papers, 2848-9. Estates, 8. 

Howorth, Brigadier General Edward :—see Howe, 145. 

Howth Harbour :—see Accounts and Papers, 2850. Committees, 346.1467. Docks, 7. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Hoy, Robert *——-See Accounts and Papers, 2851. Addresses, 246. 


Hudson’s 
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562 


HU DSON’S——IMPEACHMENT. 


Hudson’s Bay Company :—Maotion for an Address for copies of any opinions obtained from the Law Officers of the 


Crown respecting the rights of the Hudson’s Bay Company ; Negatived, LxxIVv. 571. See Accounts and Papers, 4265. 5467. 


Huggins, Edward :—see Accounts and Papers, 4628. Addresses, 388, 393. 
Hulks :——See Accounts and Papers, 1520-1523. Addresses, 192. Transportation, 1. 3. 
Hull, Port of :—see Accounts and Papers, 2289. 2852-2855. 

Hunt, Henry :—*ee Petitions, 268. 


H unt, J oseph :——See Accounts and Papers, 557. 560. 596. House, 33. Members, 32. 108. Ordnance, 12. 


Questions, 105. 


Hunter, Dr. John :—See Committees, 1778. Supply, 71. 2195. 
Hunter, Captain :—see supply, 415. 
Husbandry Carriages :—see Carriages, 1-3. Manure, 2-4. 

Husbandry Horses :—see Agriculture, 2-4. 

Husbandry Servants :—see Latourers. 

Husbandry Society (Dublin) :—see ccounts and Papers, 2008-2010. Petitions, 625. Supply, Key to Supply 
Hustingss:—see Elections, 55. 


Hutchinson, Lord :——Bill for settling an annuity (£.2,000.) on Lord Hutchinson, Baron Hutchinson of Alexandria and 


of Knocklofty in the county of Tipperary, and the two next persons to whom the title shall descend ; Ordered, Lv11. 585. Presented, 
595- R. a. 660. See Committees, 772. House, 123. Messages, 51. 


Hutchinson, The Honourable Major John Hely :—see House, 123. 
Hyde Park F ete :—See Accounts and Papers, 125'7. 


Hydrometers : Bills relative to Hydrometers : 
1. Tocontinue part of an Act directing the use of Clarke’s Hydrometer ; Ordered, rv1. 492. Not presented. 


2. To authorize the Commissioners of the Treasury in Great Britain, and in Ireland, to order the use of the Hydrometers now employed in 


the management of the Revenues to be discontinued, and other Instruments to be used instead thereof; Ordered, v11. 588. Pre- 
sented, 595. R. A. 660. 


3. For establishing the use of Sikes’ Hydrometer; Ordered, Lxx1. 329. Presented, 366. Petitions of John Dring and William Fage, 


praying their names to be inserted in the Bill, 406. Of Thomas Gell for provision, 439. Of Robert Atkins against, 447. Bill 





printed, 436. Lords Amendment agreed to, 525. R.A. 528.—- To repeal said Act, and to make other provisions in lieu 
thereof; Ordered, Lx x111. 243. Presented, 250. R. A. 377. 
See Committees, 1574. Laws Expiring, 3. Petitions, 269. 





I. 


IDIOTS :—sec Lunatics. 


Ilchester :—See Elections. Petitions, 271. 
Tlett, William :—See Elections, 248. 559. House, 217. 


Illicit Distillation :—sSee Accounts and Papers, 1937, 1938. 1940, 1941. 1943. 1948. 2502. 2508-2515. Spirits, 57. 


63. 66. 69. 78. 87. 


Impeachment : 
1. OfHenry Lord Viscount Melville; Resolution, That Lord Melville be impeached of high crimes and misdemeanors; Lx. 421. Mr. Whitbread 


ordered to go to the Lords, and at their bar, in the name of the House of Commons, and of all the Commons of the United Kingdom 
of Great Britain and Ireland, to impeach Henry Lord Viscount Melville of high crimes and misdemeanors; and acquaint them 
that the House will, in due time, exhibit particular articles against him, and make good the same; 421. Report of his having 
been impeached ; Committee appointed to draw up Articles of Impeachment ; Tenth Report of Commissioners of Naval Inquiry, 
and Report of the Select Committee thereon, referred; five to be the quorum; to send for persons, papers and records; to 
adjourn from time to time, and from place to place, and to report proceedings from time to time, and to sit during the sitting, 
and notwithstanding any adjournment of the House; 425. Member added, 432. Bill to indemnify all persons who shall give 
evidence against Lord Melville in respect of any act done in any office held under him whilst Treasurer of the Navy; Ordered, 439. 
Presented; printed; 453- Further consideration of Lords Amendments adjourned for three months; Another Bill ordered ; pre- 
sented; 492. R.A. 498. Eight Articles of Impeachment reported ; read and entered; Report to be taken into further consideration, 
and to be printed; 467-471. Report further considered, 481. Articles amended, and agreed to, 481-2. Another Article presented, 
and agreed to; Articles to be ingrossed ; Clause to be prepared, saving liberty to the Commons to exhibit further Articles; Com- 
mittee ordered to withdraw immediately to prepare it; Clause reported; read; entered; agreed to, and ordered to be ingrossed with 
the Articles; the ingrossed Articles read; Mr. Whitbread urdered to carry them to the Lords; Report of their having been delivered ; 
482, 483. Mr. Whitbread acquainted the House that he was directed by the Committee to move for leave to bring in a Bill to continue 
the proceedings against Lord Melville, notwithstanding the prorogation or dissolution of Parliament; and that the Committee may sit 
notwithstanding such prorogation ; Amendment proposed ; Amendment and Motion withdrawn ; Bill to provide that the proceedings 
now depending in the House of Commons, shall not be discontinued by prorogation or dissolution of Parliament; Ordered, 484. 
Presented, 485. R.a. 498. Entry in Journal of 26 June 1805, of the appointment of the Committee for drawing up the Articles of 
Impeachment, and Act providing that the proceedings shall not be discontinued, read; Committee ordered to sit and proceed on the 
morrow; Member added; 1x1.8. Message from the Lords, bringing Answer of Melville to the Articles of Impeachment ; 
Referred to a Committee ; to report opinion thereon; 12. Members added, 44, 47, 53, 58. Chairman from Committee inform the House 
that further matters had come to the knowledge of the Committee in the course of the examinations before them with respect to 
Lord Melville’s conduct whilst Treasurer of the Navy, which the Committee think it of importance to communicate to, the House ; 
leave given Committee to report such matters; Report, with Appendix; day appointed for taking Report into further consideration, 

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Impeachment—continued. 


and Report, with Appendix, to be printed; 82. (App. 685.) Special Report, That Mr. Alexander Trotter refused to answer the 
Committee ; entry in Journal of 13 April 1742, of proceedings in: relation to Mr. Nicholas Paxton, read; Mr. Trotter ordered into 
the custody of the Serjeant, and to be taken to the Committee as often as required; g1. Petition of Mr. Trotter to be discharged; 
Trotter reprimanded, and discharged; 102. Report of further matters considered, and the Committee ordered to prepare a further 
Article of Impeachment, 113. Report of further (the tenth) Article ; day appointed for further considering it, and tobe printed; 113. 
Report further considered ; Article agreed to, and to be ingrossed ; Clause to be prepared saving liberty to the Commons to exhibit 
further Articles; Committee to prepare it; Clause reported ; agreed to; to be ingrossed ; Mr. Whitbread to carry the said Article to 
the Lords; 119.-. Report of its having been delivered; 119. Lord Melville’s Answer to further Article of Impeachment brought from 
the Lords, 163. Referred to the Committee ; to report opinion thereon; 164. Replication reported, and agreed to; to be ingrossed ; 
read ; to be carried to the Lords by Mr. Whitbread; 164. Report of its having been delivered; Message from the Lords, appointing 
a day for the trial; Managers appointed; Committee on Answers to Articles of Impeachment to be the Managers; Solicitors 
appointed; 169. Entries in Votes read; House resolves to be present at the trial as a Committee of the Whole House ; Message to 
the Lords to acquaint them therewith, and to desire that a convenient accommodation may be provided accordingly ; Mr. Whitbread 
to carry the Message; 172. Report of its having been delivered, 175. Message from the Lords, acquainting the House that His 
Majesty had given orders for a court to be prepared in Westminster Hall, 217. Message sent to the Lords, desiring them to summon 
witnesses, and also with the names of several other witnesses; and to desire that the Lords will make forth summonses for their 
attendance at the trial; and also give directions that the last-mentioned witneseses do bring with them certain books and papers; 224. 
Message from the Lords that they will give order accordingly, 228. Message to the Lords for summoning other witnesses, 229. 
Lords will give orders accordingly, 239. Committee appointed to view the court erected in Westminster Hall; managers to be the 
Committee ; 235. Report that they have viewed the same, and find proper accommodations for above five hundred persons besides the 
Managers; Orders, that the Managers do first go out of the House to the places appointed for them in Westminster Hall, before the 
other Members do go out of the House ; That after the Speaker shall have left the Chair, the Members for their more regular proceeding 
be called over by the Clerk by their counties as usual ; That no Member do presume to go out of the House till the county for which he 
serves be called; That no persons but Members do presume to sit in the places appointed for Members in Westminster Hall; That the 
Serjeant do take into his custody, all such persons as shall be in the places prepared for the House in Westminster Hall before the Members 
do go to their places, and also all such persons as shall attempt to come into the said places while the Members are sitting there ; That 
for the more convenient passage of Members, the passages to and from their places in Westminster Hall be kept clear, and that the 
Serjeant do take care accordingly, and that the Constables of Westminster do assist him therein ; an entry in Journal of 27 February 1709, 
upon occasion of the Impeachment and Trial of Dr. Henry Sacheverell, was read and entered; House was moved that entries in the 
Journals of 6 February 1788, of the directions given by the House, that this precedent [ precedent above read and entered, relating to the 
Trial of Dr. Sacheverell] should be observed upon the occasion of the trial of Warren Hastings, Esq. might be read, and the same being 
read, directions were given, that the said precedent should be observed upon occasion of the Trial of Lord Melville; entries in Journal 
of 10, 11 and 12 June 1788, of proceedings of the House with respect to keeping the passages clear of Members during the time that the 
Court were in regular procession to or from Westminster Hall at the Trial of Warren Hastings, Esq. read; Order, that no Member do 
remain in, or do cross or pass through any part of the passages leading from the door of the lobby to the gallery prepared for the 
Members in Westminster Hall, or from the temporary door at the top of the stone stairgase to the said gallery during the time that the 
Court are in regular procession to or from the said Hall, and that the Serjeant do keep the said passages clear of Members at such 
times ; Mr. Giles, from the Managers, acquainted the House, that they shall have occasion to examine Members upon the Trial; Order, 
that a note of the Members names be given to the Serjeant at Arms, and that he do give notice to the said Members to be present ; 
244, 251. Messages to the Lords desiring them to summon other witnesses, 248, 254. Lords will give order accordingly, 251, 
259. Order, that the Serjeant at Arms do go with the Mace into the lobby and places adjacent, and the passages leading to 
Westminster Hall, and summon the Members there to attend their service in the House immediately; and he went accordingly 
and returned; Order, that the Serjeant at Arms do go with the Mace and clear the lobby and the Speaker’s chamber of all strangers; and 
he went accordingly and returned; Order, that the Serjeant at Arms do go [not stated with the Mace] into the places appointed for the 
Members in Westminster Hall, and clear the same of all strangers, and summon the Members there, if any, and in the places leading 
thereto, to attend their service in the House immediately, and if he find any strangers in the said places or passages who refuse to go 
out, that he take them immediately into his custody, and he went accordingly ; and being returned, he reported that there was no 
person in the said places or passages; Order, that the names of the managers be now called over, and they were called over accordingly 
and they went to the places in Westminster Hall appointed for them; Then the House resolved itself into a Committee of the whole 
House to be present at the Trial; Mr. Speaker left the Chair ; then the Members were called over by the Clerk by their counties as 
usual, and they went into Westminster Hall accordingly, and being returned, Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair; 261, 264, 266, 270, 
273, 274, 280, 284, 287, 291, 297, 301, 305, 309, 314, 398. Lords appuint days to proceed further on the Trial, 261, 264, 268, 
271, 274, 279, 280, 285, 288, 292, 297, 302, 306, 311, 396. 


House vote their thanks to the Managers of the Impeachment; the Managers thanked accordingly by Mr. Speaker, in their places; and 
Mr. Speaker desired to print his speech ; Lx1. 338. 


3. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals in relation to the proceedings upon the Impeachment ; Lx1. 412. (See Committees, 1873.) 
Report; to lie on the Table, 422. (App. 874.) Report read; Resolution that the House will, early in the next session, take into its 
most serious consideration Act 25 Geo. III. for better regulating the office of the Treasury of His Majesty’s Navy, 525. 


4. Bill to provide that the proceedings depending in the House of Commons upon articles of charge against Lord Viscount Melville, shall 
not be discontinued by any prorogation or dissolution of Parliament ; Ordered, Lx. 484. Presented, 485. R. a. 498. 
5. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to continue proceedings against Lord Melville, notwithstanding the prorogation or dissolution of 
Parliament ; Withdrawn, Lx. 484. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3320, 3321. Amendments, 11. Committees, 1833, 1834. 1873. Melville, Lord. 
Navy, 54-59. Supply, Key to Supply. Wellesley, Marquis. 
Importers, Retail :——See Accounts and Papers, 2936-7. Retail Importers. 
Im orts and Exports *——See Accounts and Papers, 2856-2935. Customs. Supply, Key to Supply, Key to 
ays and Means. 


Imprested Money, and Commissioners of Imprest :—see Accounts and Papers 5.7. 16. 18, 

Impress Service :—see Petitions, 272. 

Imprisonment :—see Committees, 1565. Debt. 
342. 355- 358. 491- 574- 593- 

Improvements :—See Pavings. 


France, 1. Petitions, 43. 67. 69. 105. 213. 216. 232. 254. 286, 


Incidents :——See Accounts and Papers, 2938. 





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-INCLOSURES. 


— ¥PFnelosures. 





I. Public Bills relative to Inclosures; 1—85. 


II. Petitions for Bills for Inclosures, or for amending Inclosure Acts, 
and Proceedings thereon; 6—165. 





I. Public Bills, relative to Inclosures : 


1. To consolidate into one Act the provisions usually inserted in Acts of Inclosure ; Ordered, ivr. 476. Presented; printed ; 484. Again 
printed, 540. Order for printing discharged; Bill withdrawn; and another ordered ; 560. Presented; printed; 570. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 657. R. a. 665. 


2. Toamend the General Inclosure Act, and to repeal so much of the Statute of King Edward the First, called the Statute of Westminster the 
Third, as prohibits the creation of new Tenures in cases of exchanges of Copyhold and Freehold Lands, by Commissioners named in 
Acts of Inclosure; Ordered ; presented; printed; txv1.124. Again printed, 208. Re-committed; again printed; 266. Again 
re-committed; again printed; 350. Further consideration of Report put off for three months, 419. 

3. Toexplain and amend Act 41 Geo. III. c.109 ; Ordered, Lxv11. 267. Presented, 339. Printed, 343. Again printed, 395. Re-committed, 
418. Again re-committed, 426. Again printed, 431. Again re-committed, 465. Passed, 480. Committee appointed to inspect 
Lords Journals, 506. Report; to lie on the Table; another Bill ordered ; 510. See infra, 4. 

4. To facilitate the mode of proving the facts usually required on passing Acts of Inclosure ; Ordered ; presented; Lxvit. 510. Printed, 512. 
Passed, 527. Not returned from the Lords. 

5. To repeal Act 41 Geo. III. c. 109, and to make other provisions; Ordered, Lxv111. 141. Presented; printed; 259. Petition from the 
Bath and West of England Society for the encouragement of agriculture, in favour, 307. Bill again printed, 336. Re-committed, 468. 
Again re-committed, 483. Passed, 500. Not returned from the Lords. 


I{. Petitions for Bills for Inclosures, or for amending Inclosure Acts, and Pro- 
ceedings thereon : 
6. Abberley and Bayton (Worcester) ; LXIx. 41. Bill ordered, 42. Order of leave dicharged; and two Bills ordered; 127. 








Abberley (Worcester) ; Bill presented, 127. Lords Amendments agreed to, 261. Rr, a.280. See infra, 19, (Bayton.) Abbey 
Dore. See infra, 87, (Kingston Forges.) Abbey Meadow (Leicester) ; For leave to present a Petition ; leave given ; Petition 
presented, and Bill ordered; Lx1. 214. Not presented. —— Abbotsbury (Dorset); rx1v. 48. Bill presented, 154. R. a. 306. 











Abbotts Morton (Worcester); tv11. 36. Bill presented, 249. R.A. 387. Abdon and Stoke St. Milborough (Salop) ; 
Lxiv. 80. Bill presented, 181. Lords Amendments agreed to, 322. R. A. 335. Aberdaron (Carnarvon); Bill ordered; tv1. 
194. Not presented. Aberdaron; uxvi.44. Bill presented, 122. Regent’s consent signified; Bill read Third time; further 
proceedings adjourned ; 302. Resumed; Bill passed; 305. R.A. 356. See infra, 121, (Rhos-Hir-Wain.)—— Abergele (Denbigh) ; 
Lx111. 100. Bill presented, 200. King’s consent signified, 333. R.A. 374. See Embankments, 1. Abergwilly, Llanegwad, 
and Llanilawddog, (Carmarthen); rx1x. 46. Bill presented, 149. . a. 360.————Aberyskir, (Brecon); Bill ordered ; txvarr. 15. 
Not presented. Abingdon (Berks); tv11. 136. Petition of Land Owners of Sandford Mead, to be included in the Bill; Referred 
to a Committee, 321. Reported; leave granted for notices; 360. BBill presented, 402. Not proceeded in. Abington, Great 
(Cambridge); tv1. 19. Bill presented, 272. Petition against, 292. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 306. 
R. A. 603. Abington, Great, and Hildersham; Bill ordered, tv1. 20. Not presented. Abington, Little (Cambridge) ; 
Lv1.20. Bill presented, 483. R. a. 666. 


7. Acklam (York) ; 11x. 72. Bill presented, 89. Lords Amendments agreed to,209. R. a. 256. Ackton (York); txvit. 79. 
Bill presented, 142. Regent’s consent signified, 279. Lords Amendment agreed to, 324. R. a. 353. See infra, 42, (Cholmondeston.) 
151, (Walding field, Great.) Acton (Middlesex); uxx. 50. Bill presented, 71. Not proceeded in. Addington, Great 
(Northampton); tvi11. 156. Bill presented, 436. Lords Amendment agreed to, 632. x. a. 648. Addington, Great and 
Little; Bill ordered, rv11.148. Not presented. Addle (York); Referred, tx1.100. Not reported. Addle; Lx11.151. Bill 
presented, 295. Committed 349. Petition renewed, 569. Bill presented, 585. Lords Amendments agreed to, 800. R. a. 805. 
Adhngfleet. See infra, 132, (Snaith.) Aighton. See infra, 42, (Chipping Milton.) Ainstable (Cumberland); Bill 
ordered, Lx1x. 66. Not presented. Ainstable; Lxx111. 52. Bill presented, 144. R. a. 328. Ainsworth. See infra, 119, 
(Radcliffe.) Aisby. See infra, 85, (Kelby.) Aisgarth. See infra 16, (Bainbridge.) 33, (Burton West.) 36, (Carperby.) 
144, (Thoralby.) 


8. Alburgh and Wortwell (Norfolk) ; tv1.21. Bill presented, 30. R. a. 451. Alcester (Dorset) ; Bill ordered, ux v111. 95. 
Not presented. Alcester; Referred, tx1x. 36. Report re-committed, 89. Report; To lie on the Table, 96. Not proceeded in, 
Alcester; Bill ordered, .xx. 44. Not presented. Aldborough (York); ux111. 6. Bill presented, 42. R.a.127. See infra, 55, 
(Dunsforth.) Aldbourn (Wilts); Bill ordered, r1x. 113. Not presented. Aldbourn; Lx. 101. Bill presented, 309. rR. a. 489. 

Aldeby (Norfolk); ux1. 72. Bill presented, 314. R. A. 432. Aldenham (Herts); tv1.110. Bill presented, 196. 

Petition against, 324. Lords Amendments agreed to, 530. R. a. 604. Alderbury (Wilts); Lv111. 122. Bill presented, 292. 

Lords Amendment agreed to, 566. k. a. 578. Aldermaston. See infra, 162, (Woolhampton.) Alderton (Northampton); 

To inclose and exonerate from tithes; Lxx1v. 82. Bill presented, 220. Regent's consent signified, 465. R. a. 531. Alderton 

(Gloucester); Lxi1. 79. Bill presented, 264. Petition against,270. Bill committed, 322. Petition renewed, 571. Bill presented, 603. 

r. a. 776. See infra, 135, (Stanley Pontlarge.) Aldingham. See infra, 131, (Skelding Moor.) Aldington (Worcester). 

See infra, 16, (Badsey.) Aldington Freight (Kent); txx1v.93. Bill presented, 226. Petition against, 342. R. a..531. 

Aldrington. See supra, ( Alderton.) Alford (Somerset); Lx. 103. Bill presented, 239. R. A. 339. Alfreton 

(Derby); txvil. 53. Bill presented, 118. Petition against, 162. R. a. 352. Alkham. See infra, 122, (River.) 

Allensmore (Hereford); txv1. 46. Bill presented, 91. RB. A. 300. Allerperrel (Devon); txv. 65. _ Bill presented, 185. 

R. A. 380. Allerston (York); tx1v. 26. Bill presented, 178. King’s consent signified, 249. R. a. 306. Allerton 

Bywater (York); To inclose and make compensation in lieu of tithes; Lv111. 151. Bill presented, 375. King’s consent signified, 455. 

Lords Amendments agreed to, 511. R. A. 543. Allesley (Warwick); Lxx1.34. Bill presented, 219. 2B. A. 417. 

Allonby. See infra, 31, ( Bromfield.) 


9. Allstonefield (Stafford) ; Bill ordered, txvir. 29. Not presented. Allstonefield; Bill ordered, Lx1x. 48. Not presented. 
Almondbury. See infra, 79, (Holme.) 102, (Marsden.) —&lt;—Almondsbury (Gloucester); Lxx. 20. Bill prese.ted, 79. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 291. R. A. 297. Alne (York); ux11.101. Bill presented, 151. R. a. 269, ——— Alnwick. 
See infra. 98, (Longhoughton.) 152, (Warkworth.) Alpington. See infra, 22, (Berg-Apton.) Alresford. See infra, 11, 
(Nythe.) Alresford, New, (Hants); rx. 27. Bill presented, 268. R. a. 432. Alrewas (Stafford); tvir. 106. Bill presented, 
128, RB. A,353-——-=—Alston Moor and Garragill (Cumberland) ; To inclose and extinguish the Tythes ; tviir. 161. Bill presented, 371. 

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II. Petitions for Bills for Inclosures, &amp;c.—continued. 





INCLOSU RES—continued. 565 





Lords Amendments agreed to, 472. R.A. 496. Althorpe. See infra, 85, (Keadby.) ———Altofts (York); uxiv. 41. Bill 
presented, 140. House informed that the Commissioners names were not inserted in the Bill; Order for Second reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, and leave given to present a proper Bill; 160. Presented, 175. R. a.307. See infra, 111, (Normanton.) 
Alton. See infra, 122, (Rock.) Alton’s Wood .{Worcester); Bill ordered, L1x. 15. Not presented. Alvaston. See 
infra, 21, (Beam Heath.) Alvaston and Boulton (Derby); ivi. 154. Bill presented, 415. Petition for provision; Referred 
to the Committee on the Bill, and instruction to make provision, that parts of a common called Sinfin Moor, and of certain common 
meadows, be deemed and considered to be part of the lands and grounds intended to be divided, allotted and inclosed by the Bill; 494. 
R. A. 644. Alvechurch (Worcester); Lxxtv. 13. Bill presented, 226. R. a. 459. Alvecot. See infra, 129, (Shut- 
tington.) ——— Alverton (Notts); trx.'78. Bill presented, 298. R. a. 373- Alvington (Lincoln); Lxxiv. 57. Bill pre- 
presented, 189. Petition for leave to make Report referred to a Committee, 594. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 596. Read; 
leave given the Committee to sit and Report; 602. rR. a. 632. Alvingham and Yarborough (Lincoln); Billordered, itx1. 95. 
Not presented. Alvington (Gloucester); Bill ordered, tvi11. 160. Not presented. Alvington; Lxv. 22. Bill presented, 
148. Lords Amendments agreed to, 326. R. a. 380. Alwarton (Huntingdon); To inclose and exonerate from Tythes; 
Lx. 96. Another Petition presented; former Petition read; Order of leave for Bill discharged, and instruction aceordingly ; 347. 
Not presented. See infra, 39, (Cherry Orton.) 
































11. Amberley (Sussex) ; Lxv. 43. Bill presented, 155. R.a.380. Amberley; For amending Act, rxviii. 65. Bill presented, 


12. Appleby (Lincoln) ; Bill ordered, xx11. 153. Not presented. 


13. Asaph, St. (Flint and Denbigh) ; Lxiit. 82. Bill presented, 170. King’s consent signified, 930. R.A. 451. 


14. Ashton, Long ; See infra, 164, (Wrarall). 


15. Asthal (Oxon) &gt;; Lxvi1.43. Bill presented, 143. R. a. 384. 





275. R.A.507. See infra, 102, (Marden.) Ambrosden. See infra, 12, (Arncott.) Amersham (Bucks and Herts); 1xx. 
11. Bill presented, 13. R.A. 184.———— Amestrey. See infra, 120, (Shobdon.) ——— Ampleforth (York); To inclose and make 
compensation in lieu of tythes; Bill ordered, tv1.187 Not presented. Ampleforth and Oswaldkirk ; To enclose and make com- 
pensation in lieu of tythes, t1x. 112. Bill presented, 330. R. a. 400. Ampleforth and Oswaldkirk; Referred, 1x1.91. Leave 
granted for notices,21'7._ Bill ordered, 361. Presented, 370. Petition against, 399. R.A. 529. Ampthill (Bedford) ; 1x1. 36. 
Bill psesented, 274. King’s consent signified, 422. R. a. 480. Anderby (Lincoln); ~x.87. Bill presented, 235. Petitions 
against, 312, 336. King’s consent signified, 384. R. a. 489. Andrew, St. See infra, 35, (Cambridge,) 158 (Wick.) ——— 





























Andrew, St. the Less. See infra, 18, (Barnwell.) 35, (Cambridge.) Anglesey. See infra, 94, (Llandilo.) Angmering 
(Sussex) ; Lx1v. 70. Bill presented, 113. Lords Amendments agreed to, 298. Rk. A. 307. Anick Common; _ See infra, 92, 
(Lee St. John.) Annesley, and Annesley Woodhouse (Notts); Lx111.28. Bill presented, 35.. R. a. 127. Ansley. See 





infra, 74, (Hartshill.) Anston, South (York); Bill ordered, txv1.61.- Not presented. Antingham (Norfolk); txiv. 
69. Bill presented, 166. Petition against, 200. Passed, 247. Not returned from the Lords. . See infra, 26, (Bodham.). 151, (Walsham, 
North.) 











Appleby, St. Lawrence. See infra, 54, (Drybeck.) 
Appleshaw. See infra, 156, (Weyhill.) Appletreewick (York); Billordered; Lx1x.22. Not presented. Appletreewick; Lxx. 5. 
Bill presented, 75. Lords Amendments agreed to, 288. R. A. 297. Ardington (Berks); ux111.106. Bill presented, 215. 
Petition against, 287. Time enlarged for Report, 320. R. a. 476. Arksey (York); To inclose and exonerate from tythes; 
Bill ordered, 11x. 107. Not presented. Arksey; To inclose and exonerate from tythes, rx. 99. Bill ordered, 100, Not presented. 
Arlecdon. See infra, 91, (Lamplugh.) Arledon, See infra, 65, (Frizington.) Arlsey (Bedford) ; t1x. 74. Bill 
presented, 161. R.A. 400. Arncott (Oxon); Bill ordered, txv111. 96. Not presented. Arncott; Lx1x. 34. Bill presented, 
162. Lords Amendments agreed to, 459. R.A. 472. Arnewood. See infra, 141, (Sway.) Arustley (Montgumery) ; 
Bill presented ; LXx1. 238. R.A. 490. 
































Asby 
Westmorland); ~tx11.163. Bill presented, 295. Petition against, 348. Not proceeded in. Asby; Referred, pxrx. 48. Leave 
granted for notices; Bill ordered; 23. Presented, 132. Not proceeded in. Ascott. See infra, 156, (Whichford.) Ash. See 
infra, 163, (Worplesdon.) Ashby (Lincoln); To inclose, drain and embank; To lie on the Table, rv1.21. Read again, and Bill 
ordered, 25. Order of leave for Bill discharged and Petition referred, 339. Bill ordered, 363. Presented, 368. Rr. a. 600. 
Ashby-de-la-Launde (Lincoln); Lx11.153. Report; to lie on the Table,211. Read again; leave granted for notices; 213. Petition 
aud Report thereon read, and Bill ordered, 291. Presented, 300. Committed, 357. Petition renewed, 585. Bill presented, 594. 
R. A. 805. Ashby juxta Partney (Lincoln); For inclosing and exonerating from tythes, txvi.50. Bill presented, 138, 
R. A. 327. Ashchurch (Gloucester); Lx11.179. Bill presented, 302. Petition against, 306. Bill committed, 338. Petition 
renewed, 585. Bill presented, 593. . a.805. Ashchurch (Gloucester); Referred, txvir.65. Report read; leave granted for 
notices; Bill ordered; 88. Presented, 138. Rr. 4.384. See infra, 63, (Fiddington.) Ashfield (Suffolk); uxvi. 70. Bill 
presented, 139. Petition against, 186. R. a. 387. Ashford (Middlesex); Lx1v.34. Bill presented, 137. R. a. 256. 
Ashington. See infra, 83, (Iichester.) 163, (Werminghurst.) Ashley (Northampton); Bill ordered, rv111. 181. Not presented. 
Ashley; 7x1. 49. Bill presented, 155. RB. A. 432. Ashley (Stafford); Lxvi11.91. Bill presented, 271. Lords Amendment 
agreed to, 388. R.A. 417. Ashley (Cambridge). See infra, 89, (Kirtling.) Ashmanhaugh (Norfolk); ux111.98. Bill 
presented, 212. R. A. 374. Ashridge and Broomhall (Wilts); txv.73. Bill presented, 193. Petition against, 321. Time 
enlarged for Report, 338. R. a. 483. Ashton. See infra, 113, (Oundle.) Ashton Gifford (Wilts); For leave to present a 
Petition; Referred, txv1. 84. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 99. Not proceeded in. Ashton Gifford; Bill ordered, 
LXvV1I.15. Not proceeded in. Ashton Gifford; Lx1x.14. Bill presented,130. Lords Amendments agreed to, 281. Rk. a. 310. 





















































Ashton upon Mersey. See infra, 92. (Lee, St. John.) 
152, (Warmnghurst.) Ashurst Wood (Sussex); Referred, tv11. 164. Not reported. Ashwell (Herts); uxvuitr. 23. 
Presented, 283. Not proceeded in. Ashwellthorpe. See infra, 66, (Fundenhall.) Askern. See infra, 35, (Campsall.) 
Askham Bryan (York); To inclose and exonerate from tythes ; Bill ordered; rv11.144. Not presented. Askham Bryan; For 
inclosing, draining and discharging from tythes; Lxv1.70. Bill presented, 125. Re-committed, 220. R. A. 300. Askham 
Richard (York); Referred, Lxvir.40. Not reported. Askham Richard ; Lxviir. 21. Billpresented, 147. Rr. a. 338.———Askrigg, 
(York); uxx1. 23. Bill presented, 233. Regent’s consent signified, 373. R. A. 417. Aslacton (Norfolk); tv1t1. 128. Bill 
presented, 396. . a. 496. Aslacton and Moulton (Norfolk); Bill ordered, rvit1. 169. Not presented. Aspatria 
(Cumberland); txvir. 50. Bill presented, 130. R. a. 384. Aspatria, Brumfield, and Allhallows, (Cumberland); To amend 
Act; Referred ; additional Petition referred; Lxx1. 40. Not reported. Aspatria, Brumfield, and Allhallows; To repeal part of Act 
52 Geo. III.; Referred, rxx11. 44. Bill ordered, 82. Presented, 90. x. a.300. Aspatria, Brumfield, and Allhallows; To amend 
Acts; Referred, Lxx1v.104. Not reported. Assington. See infra, 137, (Stoke, next Nayland). 





Ashurst. See infra, 






































Astley (Worcester); Lxv1. 41. Bill presented, 116. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 315. R. A. 327. Aston. See infra, 125, (Saltley.) Aston Clinton (Bucks); Lx1x. 25. Bill 
presented, 133. RB. A. 280. Aston (Little.) See infra, 128, (Shenstone.) ——— Aston Rogers, Cound, and Worthen, (Salop) ; 
Lxx.15. Bill presented, 85. Lords Amendments agreed to, 338. R. A. 363. Aston Tirrold (Berks); ~x111. 48. Bill 
presented 67 ; consideration of Lords Amendments put off for three months; 280. Petition again read ; another Bill ordered ; 281. 
Presented, 286. R. A. 374- Aston upon Carrant. See supra, 13, (Ashchurch.) Astwick, (Bedford); tx. 74. Bill 
presented, 161. Lords Amendments agreed to, 413. R. A. 417. Attercliffe and Darnal (York); rxv. 58. Bill presented, 194. 
R. A. 297- Attleburgh (Norfolk); Referred, txvi1. 31. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 54. Presented, 125. 
R. A. 384. ———— Auckland, Saint Andrew (Durham); Bill ordered, Lv111. 154. Not presented. Auckland, Saint Andrew, 
Etherley Moor, &amp;c. (Durham) ; 11x. 103. Additional Petition for inclosing Escombe Carr ; Referred, 224. Report ; To lie on the 
Table, 239. Leave granted for notices of application for inclosing Escombe Carr, 245. Bill presented, 270. Report on Petition for 
provision read again, and instruction accordingly, 327. Lords Amendment agreed to, 384. .a.400. Auckland, Saint Andrew, 
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(Byers Green Moor) (Durham); Bill ordered, 11x. 78. Not presented. See infra, 34, (Byers Green.) Aughton, (Lancashire) ; 
LXvit1.22. Bill presented, 282. R.A. 543- Aunby. See infra, 34, (Bytham.) 36, Carlby. Austwick (York); Lx1v. 74. 
Bill presented, 175. Lords Amendments agreed'to, 359. R. a. 382. Aymestrey. See infra, 129, (Shobdon Lyngen.) 158, 
(Wigmore.) Aymestrey and Kingsland, (Hereford); 1x1x. 41. Bill presented, 161. Time enlarged for Report, 295. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 352. R- A. 360. 














16. Bachelleth. See infra, 94, (Llanbedrog.) —--— Backwell Hill and Backwell Common (Somerset); Lx1t. 152. Bill presented, 199. 


R. A. 365. ——=—— Badsey (Worcester); LXII. 10g. Bill presented, 279. Committed, 322. Petition renewed, 602. Bill presented, 
615. R.a.776. Badsey; Bill ordered, xvi. 54. Not presented. Badsey; Lxvi1.65. Billpresented, 133. R.A. 353. 
Badsworth (York); txv.50. Bill presented, 156. R.a.297. See infra, 145, (Thorp Audlin.) Bagborough West (Somerset) ; 
Lx. 142. Bill presented, 167. R. a. 365.——-— Baildon (York); To inclose and make compensation for tithes; Lxx1.17. Bill 
Ordered, 18. Not presented. Bailey Hope (Cumberland); rxv1.41. Bill presented, 81. R. a. 257. —~—— Bainbridge (York); 
Bill ordered, uv111. 131. Not presented. Bainbridge; Bill ordered, 11x. 86. Not presented. Bainbridge, 1x.111. Bill presented ; 
337. R. A. 432- Bakewell (Derby); 1x1.61. Bill presented, 103. King’s consent signified, 543. R.a. 568. See infra, 21, 
(Beeley.) 39, (Chelmorton.) Bakewell and Upper Haddon (Derby); Bill ordered, Lx. 99. Not presented. Baldwin- 
Brightwell (Oxon); Lv11. 83. Bill presented, 225. R. A. 354. Bale (Norfolk); txv1. 63. Bill presented, 126. Petition 
against, 160. R. A. 233. Ballymore Eustace (Dublin); ux1rx.17. Bill presented, 130. R. A. 310. Balscott. See 
infra, 164, (Wroxton.) —&lt;——Balsham (Cambridge); tv1. 146. Bill presented, 186. Notice taken that there were several inter- 
lineations in the Bill; order for Second reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, and another ordered; 224. Presented, 232. Lords 
Amendment agreed to, 408. R. A. 451. Bampton (Oxon); txvit. 43. Bill presented, 116. R. a. 353. 
See infra, 21, ( Beddington.) Banstead (Surrey) ; Bill ordered, t1x. 53. Not presented. 
































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17. Barford (Norfolk) ; Bill ordered, uxv.54. Not presented. Barford; Bill ordered, Lxv1.61. Not presented. Barford; txvit. 38. 





Bill presented,114. R.A.214. Barford, Great, (Bedford) ; For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; Lxxv. 41. Bill presented, 90. 
Petition renewed, 143. Bill presented,158. R. a.346. Barford St. Martin, Baverstock and South Newton, (Wilts); Lxrv.55. Bill 
presented, 147. R. A. 335- Barford St. Michael, otherwise Great Barford, and Deddington (Oxon) ; To inclose and exonerate from 
tythe; Bill ordered; Lx. 103. Not presented. Barford St. Michael, otherwise Great Barford; Bill ordered, Lx11. 171. Not 
presented. See infra, 52, Deddington, —»— Barkeswell (Warwick) ; Lv 11. 79. Bill presented, 85. Lords Amendment agreed to, 230. 
x. A. 244. Barkisland (York); ux1x.14. Bill presented, 143. Regent's consent signified, 223. R. A. 310. Barkway and 
Reed (Herts); To inclose and exonerate from tythes; Lv1.14. Bill presented, 50. Re-committed, 464. Instruction to report 
more fully the state of property, 502. R.A. 620. Barley (Herts); txv. 41. Bill presented, 174. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 293. R. A. 297. Barlow (Derby); txx11. 34. Bill presented, 174. Time enlarged for Report, 283. Petition 
for further time for making Report ; Referred, 316. Time enlarged, 331. Bill again re-committed ; leave to sit, proceed, and report 
before the usual time; 364. Regent’s consent signified, 410. R. a. 458. Barmby upon Dann (York); tviir. 132. 
Bill presented, 475. Re-committed, 544. Lords Amendment agreed to, 607. R. A. 638. Barmston (York); txxrv. 80. 
Bill presented, 227. Petition against, 312. R. a. 531.——-— Barnack. See infra, 133, (Southorpe.) Barnborough (York); 
‘To inclose and exonerate from tythes; Lxxiv. 68. Bill presented, 227. Lords amendments agreed to, 443. R. A. 459. ——— 
Barnby (Notts); Lx11. 90. Bill presented, 301. Coinmitted, 316. Petition renewed, §65. _Bill presented, 584. King’s consent 
signified, 783. R. a. 832. 



































Barney (Norfolk); txvi. 63. Bill presented, 126. R. a. 233. 
Broom (Norfolk); txvi. 45. Bill presented, 136. Rk. a. 233. Barningham (York); Lv111. 132. Bill presented, 310. King’s 
consent signified, 342. R.A. 419. Barnoldswick (York); .ix1x.29. Bill presented, 130. rR. a. 360. Barnwell 
(Cambridge); To inclose and exonerate from tithes; Bill ordered, Lv111. 185. Not presented. Barnwell, St. Andrew the 
Great, and St. Mary the Less; Lx11.183. Petition respecting the application; To lie on the Table, 272. Bill presented, 293. 
Petition in favour; Bill committed; 357. Petition respecting the Inclosure; Referred, 360. Petition renewed, 583. Bill pre- 
sented, 586. Petition against, 602. Lords Amendments agreed to, 835. R. A. 840. Barnwell; Bill ordered, Lxvitt. 38. 
Not presented. See infra, 35, (Cambridge.) Barnwood. See infra, 76, (Hempstead,) —&lt;— Barrow (Suffolk); Bill ordered, 
Lxviit. 64. Not presented, Barston and Bradnock Marsh (Warwick); Lxx.24. Bill presented, 78. Rr. a. 267. ——— 
Barton (Bucks); uxvit. 71. Bill presented, 129, Rk. a. 353-—=—=—— Barton (Westmorland); Lxxiv. 35. Bill presented, 218. 
R.A. 552. See infra, (Sockbridge.) Barton, Great (Suffolk); tvir. 112. Bill presented, 249. R. A. 399. Barton in 
the Clay (Bedford); ux1v. 30. Bill presented, 114. King’s consent signified, 236. Lords Amendments agreed to, 282. r. a. 306. 
Barton, St. Mary and St. Michael. See infra, 76, (Hempstead.) Barton Turf (Norfolk); Lx1v. 62. Bill presented, 98. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 164. R.A. 172. Barton-under-Needwood. See infra, 142, (Tatenhiil.) Barugh. See 
infra, 85, (Kexbro’.) Barwick in Elmet (York); To render valid and effectual the proceedings of the Commissioners under 
Act 36 Geo, III.; tx1v. 60. Bill presented, 159. RB. a. 306. 


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19. Basford (Stafford) ; Lx1I. 101. Bill presented, 108. R.a. 269. ———— Basildon (Berks); Bill ordered, ux111. 98. Not 


presented. Basildon; rx1v. 68. Bill presented, 149. House informed that the names of the Commissioners were not inserted in the 
Bill; Order for Second reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, and another ordered; 163. Presented, 174. R.A. 335. 
Bassingborne (Cambridge); Lv1.146. Bill presented, 326. Rr. a.603.——&lt;—— Baston. See infra, 91, (Langtoft.) Baswick. 
See infra, 119, (Repps.———— Bathley. See supra, 16, (Bale.) Batley (York); tviti. 151. Bill presented, 439. Read Third 
time, and further proceedings upon Third reading adjourned, 515. Resumed, 518. Amendments proposed; House informed that 
the parties interested were consenting thereto ; Amendments agreed to, and Bill passed; 519. R. a. 638. Battisford (Suffolk) ; 
Lxv. 39. Bill presented, 74. R.A. 500. Battleshall (Essex); Lxvi. 55. Bill presented, 126. Petition against, 164. 
R. A. 372. Baverstock. See supra, 17, (Barford, St. Martin.) 18, (Barton.) ——— Bawburgh. See infra, 46, (Costessey.) 
54, (Drayton.) Bawdeswell and Ling (Norfolk); txii1. 98. Bill presented, 212. R.A. 374. Bawdsey Common 
(Suffolk); xvi. 44. Bill presented, 81. Bill re-committed ; leave granted for notices; 127. R. A. 327. Bayton (Worcester) ; 
Bill ordered ; presented; LX1x..127. Regent's consent signified,242. Lords Amendments agreed to, 262. nr. a. 280. See supra, 


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21. Beadlam (York) ; Referred, xx11. 32. Report re-committed, 91. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered; 112. Presented, 


180. Lords Amendments agreed to, 314. R. A. 355.——=—— Beam Heath (Cheshire); Bill ordered, tv11. 136. Not presented. 
Beam Heath Common; tvii1.158. Petition against the application, 168. Bill presented, 435. Petitions against, 440, 552. 
R. A. 597- Beaminster (Dorset); L1x.77. Bill presented, 95. R. A. 173. Beamish Moor (Durham); Lviit. 191. 
Bill presented, 312. R. a. 419. ——=—— Bechworth. See infra, 92, (Leigh.) ———— Beckham, West, and Gresham (Norfolk) ; Bill 
ordered, LXx1v.'70. Not presented. ——— Beckley, See infra, 81, (Horton.) ——— Beddington (Surrey); txv. 56. Bill pre- 
sented, 187. Not proceededin. Beddington; Lxvii. 71. Petition read; Order of leave for Bill discharged ; Petition referred; 122. 
Report read; leave granted for notices; Bill ordered, and presented; 139. Petitions against, 220, 270. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 641. RB. A. 542. Beddington; To amend Act, &amp;c. Lxxiv. 82. Petition read again; Order of leave for Bill read and discharged ; 
Petition referred; 112. Bill ordered, 219. Presented, 224. R.A. 459. ——=—— Bedfont, East (Middlesex) ; LXv11I. 95. Bill pre- 
sented, 286. Petition against, 424. Re-committed, 463. Regent’s consent signified, 512. R. a. 589. ——=— Bedlow (Bucks) ; 
LXxtv. 85. Bill presented, 179. x. A. 335. —~==— Bedwin, Great. See infra, 103, (Martin.) ——— Beedon and Stanmore (Berks) ; 
Bill ordered, ux1x, 37. Not presented. —x——. Beeley (Derby) ; For inclosing and making compensation for tythes; Lxv1.59. Bill] 
presented, 140. Rk. a. 397. Beenham (Berks); Lxvi. 75. Bill presented, 141. Regent’s consent signified, 309. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 378. R. a, 387. ————- Beeston (Notts) ; To inclose and make compensation for tythes; Bill ordered, Lx. 63. 
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II. Petitions for Bills for Inclosures, &amp;c.—continued. 


Not presented. Beeston ; To'inclose ‘and make compensation for tythes; 1x1. 72. Bill presented, 360. rR. a. 480. ——_—— Beestons. 
See infra, 134, (Sparham,)—&lt;— Beethom (Westmorland); Lx1x. 23. Bill presented, 195. R. a. 280. —_— Beighton (Norfolk) ; 
Lvi. 135. Bill presented, 236. Rr. a. 603. ——— Beilby (York); Bill ordered, 1xvi11. 92. Not presented, Beilby ; Lx1x. 29. 
Bill presented, 161. Petition against, 282. Lords Amendments agreed to, 369. R.A. 393. ——— Belchford (Lincoln); Lv1. 44. 
Bill presented, 145. King’s consent signified, 280. Lords Amendments agreed to, 397. R. A. 450. ———— Belton (Leicester) ; For 
inclosing and making compensation for tythes; Lxv11. 43. Bill presented, 136. R. a. 384. Seeinfra, 27, (Bradwell.) 


22. Benefield (Northampton) ; For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; Bill ordered, Lxxv.29. Petition renewed, 117. Bill 
presented, 178. Lords Amendments agreed to, 409. R. A. 423. Benington (Lincoln). See Embankments, 4.——— Bensington, 
or Benson, &amp;c. (Oxon); Bill ordered, Lx111.112. Not presented. Bentley, Great (Essex) ; Referred, Lxvit. 32. Report 
read; leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 85. Presented, 141. Petition against, 170. Committee revived; have leave to sit 
and proceed upon a certain day; 253. R. a. 384. ———— Bere Forest (Hants); Petition offered; King’s consent signified ; Petition 
presented, and Billordered; tv1.201. Not presented, Bere Forest; Petition to disafforest the same, and to inclose the open com- 
monable lands therein ; offered; King’s consent signified; Petition presented, and referred; Lvi1.131. Bill ordered, 194. Not 
presented. Bere Forest; txv. 31. Petition for leave to present the Bill; offered; the King’s recommendation signified ; Petition 
brought up, read, and leave given; 238. Bill presented, 243. Time enlarged for Report, 326. Further enlarged, 367. Petition 
against, 345. King’s consent signified, 387. Lords Amendments agreed to, 508. R. A. 511. Bergh Apton (Norfolk) ; 
LVI. 135. Bill presented, 271. King’s consent signified, 357. R. a. 603. Bergholt, East (Suffolk); uxx.5- Bill pre- 
sented, 65. Petition against, 84. xk. a. 267. Berkeley and Standerwick (Somerset); Lx1x. 28. Bill ordered; presented; 
129. R.A. 280.—-——— Berrow. See infra, 101, (Malvern.) —~—~ Berrynarbor (Devon); Lxiv. 30. Presented, 40. R. A. 307. 

Berwick Saint Leonard (Wilts); For leave to present a Petition; Referred, Lxx111.'71. Reported; Report to lie on the 

Table; 97. Read again; leave given; Petition presented; 101. Bill ordered, 102. _ Presented, 118. Lords Amendment agreed to, 

255. Rk. A. 328. Besthorpe (Norfolk); 1x1. 52. Bill presented, 60. R. A. 159. Beswick (York) ; Bill ordered, Lx. 93. 

Not presented. See infra, 158, (Wilfholme.) Belchworth. See infra, 92, (Leigh.) Bettws Abergele (Denbigh) ; 

LX1v. 73. Presented, 163. King’s consent signified, 311. R. a. 355. Beverstone (Gloucester); Referred, tv11. 172. 

Reported ; Report to lie on the Table ; 202. Read again; leave granted for notices; 215. Petition, signifying that notices had been 

given, referred to a Committee, 374. Not reported. Beverstone; Lvi11. 180. Bill presented, 526. nr. a.691. ———— Bewaldeth 

(Cumberland); Lx1x. 42. Bill presented, 130. R. 4. 233.-———Bewcastle (Cumberland); tx1x. 48. Bill presented, 130. Lords 

Amendments agreed to, 205. R. A.233. Bewcastle; Lxx1.34. Bill presented,62. Petitions against, 151, 378. Bill re-committed ; 

Committee to sit and proceed forthwith ; 337. Lords Amendments agreed to, 427. R. a. 490. See supra, 16, (Bailey Hope..——— 


Bexley (Kent); tx1x.19. Bill presented, 128. Petition against, 176. R. a. 360, ——— Bexwell. See infra, 53, (Downham 
Market.) 



































23. Bickerstone. — See supra, 18, (Barnham Broom.) ———Bickinhill and Little Packington, and the hamlet of Diddington, (Warwick) ; To 

inclose and discharge from tythes; Lxx111. 57- Bill presented, 181. Re-committed; and Committee to sit, and Report on certain 
days, 281. Regent’s consent signified, 302. Lords Amendment agreed to, 326. R. A. 3'78.——— Biddenham (Bedford); txvit. 62. 
Bill presented, 142. R.A. 416. Biddestone (Wilts); txv1. 46. Bill presented, 136. Lords Amendment agreed to, 353. 
R. A. 372. Bilborough. See infra, 138, (Strelley.) Billingford. See infra, 134, (Sparham.) Billockby. See infra, 
33, (Burgh.) Bilney, (East.) See infra, 71, (Gressenhall.) Binbrooke Saint Gabriel, and Binbrooke Saint Mary, (Lincoln) ; 
LIx. 77- Bill presented, 276. Petition against, 300. _—R. A. 373. Bingley. See infra, 49, (Cullingworth.) Binham 
(Norfolk); Lx1x. 28. Bill ordered, 29. Presented,129. rR. a. 280. Binnington. See infra, 67, (Ganton.) ———— Birbury 
and Marton (Warwick); Lvi1.125. Bill presented, 295. Petition against, 368. R. Aa. 494. Birch (Hereford); LUxvi1. 40. 
Bill presented, g2. R. a. 416. Birkin (York); For improving, draining, and inclosing Maspin Moor; Lx1v. 73. Presented, 
179. Lords Amendments agreed tu, 378. R. a. 382. Birling (Kent); xix. 64. Bill presented, 151. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 459. R. A. 472. Birstall. See infra, 43, (Cleckheaton.) 158, (Wike.) 


24 Birt, otherwise Birchmorton. See infra, 101, Malvern. Bishop Froome. See infra, 138, (Stretton Grandsome.)——— 
Bishop Monckton (York); 1x11.182. Presented, 295. Commitied, 305. Petition renewed, 595. Bill presented, 617. RB. a. 805. 
Bishop Stortford (Herts); uxxiv. 79. Bill presented, 226. Not proceeded in. Bishop Witton. See infra, 69, 
(Gowthorpe.) Bishopdale. See infra, 144, (Thoralby.)——— Bishops Canning (Wilts) ; Bill ordered; Lx1x.24. Not presented. 
Bishops Canning ; Lxx. 34. Bill presented, 84. Lords Amendments agreed to, 295. R. A. 297. Bishops Cleve. See infra, 69, 
( Gotherington.) Bishop’s Stortford. See infra, 62, (Farnham. ——— Bishopside, High and Low, (York); Bill ordered; 
LXvVII1. 92. Not presented. Bishopstoke. See infra, 137, (Stoneham, South.————— Bishopston and Mansell Lacy (Hereford) ; 
Lxiv. 63. Presented, 155. Lords Amendments agreed to, 376. R. a. 382.—&lt;—Bishopstone (Wilts); Bill ordered, rx111. 55. Not 
presented. Bishopstone; Lxiv.79. Presented, 182. Read, 203. Petitions against, 226,247. Bill reported; day appointed for 
further considering Report; and Report to be printed; 271. Report further considered, 303. Lords Amendments agreed to, 985. 
R. A. 399. Bishopstrow (Wilts); Lx111.97. Bill presented, 200. x. a. 374. ————— Bisley (Gloucester) ; Bill ordered, rvr. 
163. Not presented. Bisley ; Bill ordered; Lx111.115. Not presented. Bisley ; Bill ordered, Lxx111. 41. Petition and order of 
leave for Bill read and discharged; Petition referred to a Committee ; 138. Bill ordered, 157. Presented, 174. Petition against, 183. 
Secoud reading put off for three months, 301. Bittering (Great.) See infra, 71, (Gressenhall ) ——— Bitterne, (Hants); 
Referred, Lxvi1. 27. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered ; 65. Presented, 122. Petition against, 166. rR. a. 384. See infra, 62, 
( Fawley.) Bitton (Gloucester); Lx xiv. 55. Bill presented, 110. R. a. 258. 


. 25. Black Lyne Common. See supra (Bewcastle). 










































































Blackburn Fell. See infra, 91, (Lamesby.) ——— Blackford (Somerset) ; 
Bill ordered, rxv111.66. Not presented. Blackhill. See supra, 7, (Addle.) ——— Blackland. See infra, 35, (Calne.) ——— 
Blackmore. See infra, 104, ( Melksham.) Blakeney, Wiveton, and Glandford (Norfolk); For inclosing and exonerating from 
tythes; xxv. 202. Bill presented, 243. R. a. 423. See infra, 132, (Snitterly.) Bledlow. See supra, 21, (Bedlow.) ——— 
Blendworth. See infra, 38, (Chalton). Bletchley (Bucks); txv. 40. Bill presented, 148. R. a. 297. Blewberry 
(Berks) ; Bill ordered, tv11. 134. Not presented. Blewberry; wixii1. 58. Bill presented, 112. R. a. 347. See supra, 15, 
(Aston Tirrold. —«— Blidworth (Nottingham) ; To inclose and extinguish the tythes, 1x.64. Bill presented, 165. R. a. 280. 
See Estates, 77. Blindbothel. See infra, 56, (Eaglesfield.) —x—— Blisworth (Northampton); Lx111. 101. Bill presented, 214. 
King’s consent signified, 286. R. a. 374. Blithfield. See infra, 109, (Newton.) ———Blechingley and Horne (Surrey); 
LXV. 7. Presented, 13. Petition against, 31, 92. R. A. 215. Blofield and Hemblington (Norfolk); tv1. 135. Bill pre- 
sented, 236. Rr. a. 603. Blo’ Norton (Norfolk); txxv. 30. Bill presented, 103. Petition renewed, 132. Bill presented, 
140. R.A. 342. See infra, 143, (Thelnetham.) Blundeston. See infra, 133, (Somerleyton.) Bluntisham cum Earith 
(Huntingdon) ; Bill ordered, ux1v. 94. Not presented. Bluntisham with Earith; Bill ordered; Lxv.77. Not presented. ——— 
Bluntisham with Earith and Colne; txviri. 46. Bill presented, 130. R. a. 438. ——— Blymhill (Stafford) ; Referred, Lxv11. 45. 
Report read ; leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; 127. Presented, 134. RB. A. 352. ——— Blyth (Notts); uxix. 42. Bill 
presented, 157. Lords Amendments agreed to, 369. Rr. 4: 393. See supra, 17, (Barnby). infra, 119, (Ranskill.) 138, (Stirrup.) 



































26. Boald, otherwise Bothel. See infra, 147, (Torpenhow.) —— Boconnoc, Braddock, and St. Winnow (Cornwall); Lxiv. 84. 
Bill presented, 107. R. A. 172. Boddington. See infra, 135, (Staverton.) Bodenham (Hereford); Bill ordered, v1. 

179. Not presented. Bodenham; tvtt. 155. Bill presented, 413. Lords Amendment agreed to, 612. R.A. 644. —— 

Bodham (Norfolk); Lx111. 81. Bill presented, 217. nx. a. 374. Bodham; To amend Act, rx1v. 88. Bill presented, 166. n. a. 335- 

——— Bodlowydd. See infra, 95, (Llanelidan.) —«_— Bodmin (Cornwall); For inclosing lands and repairing the church, &amp;c. ; 
Referred, 1xx.28. Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 136. Petitions against, 158, 220. In favour, 214. Committee revived, 214. 

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Lords Amendments agreed to, 389. R. A. 416. ———— Bodymoor Heath (Warwick); uxv11.45. Bill presented, 135. BR. A. 214. 
Boldre. See infra, 141, (Sway.)———— Bolton (Westmorland); Bill ordered, 1x. 83. Not presented. Bolton; ux111. 86. 
Bill presented, 216. R.A. 374+ Bolton (York); txx1v. 36. Billpresented,200. Regent's consent signified, 432. R. A. 531: 
Bolton in the Moors. See infra, 41, (Chew Moor.) 147, (Tonge.) Bookham, Great (Surrey); Bill ordered, Lx. 79. 
Not presented. ——— Booton (Norfolk); Lxvi.41. Petition for provision to include the parish of Reepham; Referred, 61. Bill 
presented, 109. Lords Amendment agreed to, 220. R.A. 233.—~——— Borough Fen. See Drainages, 14. Borwick 
(Lancashire); uxx1.19. Bill presented, 209. Petition against, 319. R. a. 417. — Bosham, Funtington, Chidham, Westborne, 
and Racton, (Sussex); Lxviirt. 65. Not presented. Bossall. See infra, 125, (Sand Hutton.) ——— Boston (Lincoln); To 
inclose and exonerate from tythes, Lxv.14. Bill presented, 175. R. a. 380. ———— Bothel. See infra, 147, (Torpenhow.) 
Bottisham (Cambridge); Lv1.128. Bill presented, 418. Petition against, 447. Rr. a. 666.———Bottlesford. See supra, 13, (Ashby.) 


























27. Boughton (Norfolk) ; vi. 71. Bill presented, 214. R. a. 603. —&lt;—— Boultham (Lincoln) ; Referred, rv111. 182. Report; to 


lie on the Table, 191. Re-committed, 199. Reported ; leave granted for notices ; 202. Bill ordered,279. Presented, 347. R.A. 420. 
See infra, 93, (Lincoln.) Boulton. See supra, 9, (Alvaston) ———— Bourne (Cambridge); Lx1v.33. Bill presented, 139. 
R. A. 306. Bourne, St. Mary (Hants); Referred, xx. 36. Leave granted fornotices; Billordered; 95. Presented, 141. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 440. R. A. 444. Bowness (Cumberland); ix1. 59. Bill presented, 177. Petition against, 205. Lords 
Amendment agreed to, 314. R.A. 333- Boxford (Berks); tx1x.37. Bill presented, 128. R.a. 360. Boxtead, 
Boxtead Halland Rivers Hall (Essex); txviit. 29. Bill presented, 200. R.A. 543. See infra, 81, (Horkesley, Great.) 
Boyton (Wilts); Bill ordered, Lxv. 40. Not presented. Bradden (Northampten); Lvii1. 156. Bill presented, 333. R. a. 453- 
Braddock. See supra, 26, (Boconnoc.) Bradenham. See infra, 79, (Holme.) Bradenham, Fast, and Scarning 
(Norfolk); Bill ordered, Lxv1. 45. Not presented. Bradenham, East; ux1x.34. Bill presented, 130. R. a. 360. Brad- 
field (York); Bill ordered, xv. 58. Not presented. Bradfield ; For dividing and exonerating from tythes; Lxv1.65. Bill 
presented, 138. Time enlarged for Report, 279. Bill re-committed, 290. Time enlarged for Report, 301. Lords Amendments 
considered, and further consideration put off for three months; Petition read ; another Bill ordered ; 457. Presented, 458. Committee 
to sit and proceed forthwith, 458. R a. 461. Bradfield (Essex); Lx1x.45. Bill presented, 163. R. a. 360. Bradford 
(Wilts) ; Bill ordered, rx1x. 40. Not presented. Bradford; Bill ordered, Lxx. 36. Not presented. Bradford; Lxx111. 59. Bill 
presented, 175. Time enlarged for Report, 256, 276. Petition against, 287. R. a. 378. See infra, 71, (Grindleton.) 
Bradley. See infra, 149, (Underbarrow.) Bradley, Great (Suffolk); txv1. 47. Bill presented, 132. Lords Amendment 
agreed to, 353- RB, A. 372. Bradley, North (Wilts); Bill ordered, rv11.81. Not presented. Bradley, North, and 
Southwick; tix. 106. Bill presented, 193. R. A. 280. Bradnock Marsh. See supra, 18, (Barston.)————Bradwell. See 
infra, 81, (Hope.) ————— Bradwell, Belton and Fritton (Suffolk); xiv. 13.. Bill presented, 125. R.A. 306. 
























































28. Brafferton and Helperb (York) 3 Lxiv. 73. Bill presented, 135. Re committed, and Committee to report on or before a certain 


day, 310. Time enlarged for Report, 338. Petition against, 345. King’s consent signified, 372. Lords Amendments agreed to, 403. 
R. A. 405; Brafferton (York); For inclosing and for making compensation for tythes; Bill ordered, Lxx. 40. Not presented. 
Brafferton; Bill ordered, Lx x1. 38. Not presented. Brafferton; For inclosing and exonerating from tythes ; Bill ordered, Lxxv. 36. 
Not presented. Braithwaite, Coledale, Crosthwaite and Brigham (Cumberland); Bill ordered, Lxvi11. 28. Not proceeded in. 
Braithwaite, Coledale, Crosthwaite and Brigham ; Bill ordered, Lx1x. 62. Not presented. Bramham (York); ix11. 132. 
Bill presented, 300. Passed, 360. Petition renewed, 577. Bill presented, 585. R. a. 805. Bramhope (York); Lx. 104. 
Bill presented, 258. Petition against, 304. Lords Amendments agreed to, 390. R. A. 432. Brampton (Derby); To inclose 
and make compensation in lieu of tythes; Bill ordered, Lx1x. 49. Not presented. Brampton; txx. 50. Bill presented, 141. 
Re-committed, 259. R. a. 363. Brampton, Wath-upon-Dearne and Swinton (York); Lxx. 40. Bill presented, 136. kr. A.2Q7. 
Brand, Little (Norfolk); txvi1.14. Bill presented, 93. R. A. 214. Brandes Burton (York) ; Bill ordered, rx11. 150. 
Not presented. Brandon (Suffolk); Bill ordered, Lv1. 145. Not presented. Brandon; Referred, Lx. 24. Petition of Mr. Wilson 
against the application; To lie on the Table, 30. Not reported. Brandon; Lx11.180. Bill presented,301. Committed, 320. 
Petition renewed, 634. Bill presented, 671. Petition against, 737. Agreed to by the Lords with Amendments, 835. Motion for 
agreeing to the first Amendment negatived ; subsequent Amendments agreed to; Committee appointed to draw up reasons to be offered 
to the Lords on disagreeing to Amendment; 841. Report reasons, and a conference to be desired with the Lords, 842. Conference 
agreed to, and Committee appointed to manage it; reported; 844. Message from the Lords that they do not insist on their Amend- 
ment, 844. R. A. 848. Brandon Parva. See supra,28, (Brand, Little.) ——— Branthwaite. See infra, 52, (Dean.) 
Brassington, otherwise Brasson (Derby); Lv1ir. 167. Presented, 297. Petitions against, 327, 333, 383. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 539. RB. A. 578. Brasson. See supra, 28, (Brassington.) Braughing (Herts) ; For inclosing and making compen- 
sation for tythes; Lxv11.73. Bill presented, 140. Lords Amendments agreed to, 379. R.A. 416. Braunston (Rutland) ; 
Lv1. 113. Bill presented, 459. RK. a. 604. Braunton (Devon) ; For inclosing, draining and embanking; Referred, txvr. 69. 
Bill ordered, 107. Presented, 138. Lords Amendment agreed to, 361. R. a. 372. Braunton and Heanton Punchardon. See 
Drainages, 15. Braxted, Great (Essex); tx. 42. Bill presented, 75. Lords Amendments agreed to, 160. R. a. 165. ——— 
Bray (Berks); ux1v. 76. Bill presented, 178. Petition against, 186. Committed, 208. Not proceeded in. Bray; Bill ordered, 
txviit. 90. Not presented. Bray; Lx1x.15. [ill presented, 60. Petitions against, 74,92. Re-committed,115. Committee to 
send for persons, papers and records, 155. Regent's consent signified, 173. Lords Amendments agreed to, 202. BR. A. 233. ——— 
Bray, White Waltham, Wadgrave, &amp;c. (Berks and Wilts), See Drainages, 16. Brayfield. See infra, 91, (Lavendon.) 
























































29. Breadsall (Derby) ; Referred, txx. 45. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered; 62. Presented, 142. Petition against, 147. 


$1. Broad-chalke and Chilmark (Wilts) ; ux1x. 36. Bill presented, 129. R. a. 360. 





Lords Amendments agreed to, 322. R. a. 363. Breadwardine and Dorston (Hereford) ; Lx1v. 69. Bill presented, 155. R. a. 382. 


Brecknock Forest. See Forests, 3. Brecon. See supra, 6, (Aberysker.) Bredon (Worcester); Lx111. 101. Bill 
presented, 217. R. A. 374. Breedon on the Hill. See infra, 163, (Worthington.) Bridekirk (Cumberland); Lxx. 19. 
Bill presented, 92. Not proceeded in. Bridgham (Norfolk); 11x. 101. Bill presented, 260. King consent signified, 285. 
R. A. 373: Bridgnorth. See infra, 163, (Worfield.) Bridlington. See infra, 71, (Grindall.) 127, (Sewerby.) 
Brigham (Cumberland); Lxvirr. 28. Bill presented, 249. R.A. 508. See supra, 28, (Braithwaite.) infra, 31, (Greysouthen.) 
156,(Whinfeli.) 164, (Wythop.) ——— Briestwistle (York); Lxx1.18. Bill presented, 938. R. a. 417. Brightwell (Berks) ; 
Lxvi. 63. Bill presented, 141. R. a. 327. Brightwell and Sotwell (Berks); Bill ordered, Lxv1.63. Not presented. 
Brilley, &amp;c. (Hereford); Lxv1.37. Bill presented, 38. R. a. 155. Brimley. See infra, 83, (Ilsington.) Brimpsfield 
and Cranham (Gloucester); Bill ordered, Lx. 102. Not presented. Brimpton. See infra, 162, (Woolhampton.) Brind. 
See infra, 164,(Wressell.) Bringhurst, Great Easton, and Drayton (Leicester); 11x. 64. Bill presented, 228. Lords Amend- 
ments agreed to, 345. R. A. 373- Brington (Huntingdon) ; Bill ordered, Lv1. 55. Not presented. Brington; Bill ordered, 
Lv1it.187. Not presented. Brington ; For leave to present a Petition; leave given ; Petition presented, and Bill ordered; L1x. 245. 
Presented, 2y9. R. A. 431.——-——Briningham, Stody and Brinton (Norfolk); Bill ordered, Lv111. 185. Not presented. Briningham, 
Stody and Brinton (Norfolk); Lx. 56. Bill presented, 310. Lords Amendments agreed to, 388. R. A. 432. Brinkley 
(Cambridge); uxv1. 43. Bill presented, 73. R. a. 388. ——— Brinkworth (Wilts); tx1. 12. Bill presented, 23. R. a. 393. 
——— Brinsworth (York); For inclosing and making compensation for tythes ; Lxv11. 53. Bill presented, 117. 8. A. 353. ——— 
Brinton. See supra, 29, (Briningham.) 






























































Broad Marston. See infra, 114. 
(Pebworth.) Broad Town and Thornhill (Wilts); Referred, rxxv. 43. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered ; 62. Not 
pr esented. Broadclist (Devon); Bill ordered, ux11. 151. Not proceeded in. Broadclist; Lx111. 87. Bill presented, 214. 
Petitions against, 244, 301. Not proceeded in, ——— Broadholm. See infra, 125, (Saxelby.) ——--— Broadmaine (Dorset); Lx. 78. 

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32. Brumfield. See supra, 14. (Aspatria.) 


33. Burgate. See infra, 64, (Fordingbridge.) 


34. Bushbury. See infra, 61, (Essington.) 





Bill presented, 273. R. a. 432. Broadwater (Sussex); Lx.27. Bill presented, 78. Lords Amendments agreed to, 397. 
R. a. 432. ———— Brockham. See infra, 92, (Leigh.) Brocklesby and Great Limber (Lincoln) ; For inclosing and making 
compensation for tythes; Bill ordered, Lxv1.59. Not presented. Brocklesby and Great Limber; For inclosing and making com- 
pensation for tythes; Lxvi1. 44. Bill presented, 130. Regent's consent signified, 217. R.A. 290. Brodsworth (York) ; 
Bill ordered, rv1. 164. Not presented. Brodsworth; For inclosing and excnerating from tythes; Lxx. 95. Bill presented, 
142. Regent’s consent signified, 273. R.A. 297. Brome, Oakley, Thrandeston, Yaxley and Eye, (Suffolk); Lxiit. 38. 
Bill presented, 48. R. a. 269. Bromfield (Cumberland); ux1x. 48. Bill presented, 141. R. a. 233. See infra, 134, 
(Stanton Lacy.) Bromham (Wilts) ; Lxvi. 51. Bill presented, 136. R. a. 434. Bromsberrow. See infra, 101, (Malvern.) 
Bromsgrove (Worcester); Lxv. 78, Bill presented, 187. Rr. a. 380. Bromwich, West (Stafford); ivi. 43. Bill pre- 
sented, 112. R. a. 262. Broome. See infra, 58, (Ellingham.)————Broughton (Lincoln); Bill ordered, txv. 70. Not presented. 
Broughton; For inclosing and making compensation for tythes; Bill ordered, Lx1x. 38. Not presented. Broughton 
(Worcester); Lv11. 75. Bill presented, 197. R.A. 354. See infra, 111, (Northnewton.) Broughton Hackett (Worcester) ; 
Lx11. 163. Bill presented, 279. Reported, 360. Petition renewed, 585. Bill presented, 594. Lords Amendments agreed to, 800. 
Rr. A. 806. Broughton, Great (York); txvi. 48. Bill presented, 139. Rk. A. 300. Broughton, Great and Little (Cum- 
berland); Billordered, Lx1x.62. Not presented. Broughton, Great and Little ; Lx xiv. 38. Bill presented, 200. Lords Amendment 
agreed to, 456. R. A. 459. 









































Brundholme (Cumberland); txv.65. Bill presented, 191. RB. a. 380. Brunstead 
(Norfolk); Lx. 73. Bill presented, 146. n. a. 204. See infra, 124, (Ruston, East.) ———Bryn-Cymme. See infra, 95, 
(Idanelidan.) Bryn Eglwys and Llantisilio; Bill ordered, xvirt. 184. Not presented. Bryneglwys. See infra, 94, 
(Llanarmon.) Bubwith and Harlethorpe (York); To inclese and make compensation in lieu of tythes. Bill ordered; Lv1. 197. 
Not presented. Bubwith and Harlethorpe ; For inclosing and making compensation for tythes; Bill ordered, Lxv1.65. Not presented. 
Bubwith and Harlethorpe; For inclosing and making compensation for tythes ; Bill ordered, Lxvi1.40. Not presented. Bubwith and 
Harlethorpe; For inclosing and making compensation for tythes ; Bill ordered, Lxvit1. 34. Not presented. Bubwith and Harlethorpe ; 
Bill ordered, ux1x. 44. Not presented. Buckden (Huntingdon); For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; LXxvirt. 94. 
Bill presented, 240. Committed; re-committed; 382. Leave granted for notices, 383. R. A. 507. Buckden and Starbotton 
(York); uxx1. 39. Bill presented, 122, R. a. 417.———— Buckland (Berks); Lvi1.g9. Bill presented, 135. n. a. 257. 
Buckland (Somerset); Bill ordered, tv1t. 105. Not presented. Buckland Newton. See infra, 116, (Plush.) Buckland 
West (Somerset); txvir. 46. Bill presented, 117. R.a. 416. Bucklesham and Foxall (Suffolk); twvirit. 112. Bill 
presented, 142. R.A, 286. Bucknall. See infra, 156, (Wetley Moor.) Bucknell and Clungunford (Salop); ux x11. 44. 
Bill presented, 185. R. a. 328. Buglawton (Cheshire); Lxvi11.75. Bill presented, 160. nr. a. 365. Bunwell (Norfolk) ; 
Lxiv. 156. Bill presented, 166. Rr. a. 807. Bunwell. See infra, 64, (Forncett.) 
























































Burgh. See supra, 27, (Bowness.) Burgh and Billockby (Norfolk); To inclose 
and drain; Referred, tv1.136. Bill ordered, 191. Presented, 202. R. a. 334. Burgh Castle and Herring-Fleet (Suffolk) ; 
Lxvil. 65. Bill presented, 142. R. A. 352. Burgh, St. Peter. See infra, 156, (Wheatacre Burgh.) ——— Burghfield (Berks) ; 
Lxx. 40. Bill presented, 141. Committed, 222. Burghwallis and Haywood (York); Lxvitt.21. Bill presented, 154. 
R. 4.589. See infra, 35, (Campsall.)—~—— Burham (Kent); Bill ordered, txvi.67. Petition read again ; Order for Bill 
discharged ; Petition referred; 97. Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; 115. Presented, 137. Lords Amendment agreed to, 
397. R.A. 410. Burliscombe. See infra, 125, (Sampford Pevereli.) Burnsal. See tnfra, 145, (Threshfield.) 
Burrowby Moor. See infra, 109, (Newtun Mulgrave.) Burstow (Surrey); Bill ordered, Lx1x. 70. Presented, 137. Not 
proceeded in. Burstow (Surrey); Bill ordered, uxx. 44. Not presented. Burton (Cheshire); Lx11. 135. Bill presented, 269. 
Petition against, referred ; Counsel ordered; voices; 333. Petition renewed, 571. Bill presented, 584. Petition against, 662. 
rn. aA. 776. See infra, 82, (Hutton.) Burton Agnes (York); Bill ordered, tv11.144. Not presented. Burton in 
Kendal (Westmorland); txx. 48. Bill presented, 135. Lords Amendments agreed to, 263. RK. A. 297. Burton Lattimer 
(Northampton); tv111. 169. Bill presented, 332. Petition against, 350. R. a. 496. Burton Salmon (York); Lxx11. 39. 
Bill presented, 165. Petition against, 197. Lords Amendments agreed to, 288. R. A. 301. Burton-upon-Stather, Darby, 
Thealby, and Coleby (Lincoln); To inclose and make compensation in lieu of tythes; Lvi11/124. Bill presented, 232. Rk. a. 331. 
Burton-upon-Trent (Stafford); For inclosing and selling part of the lands, in aid of the Poor Rate; Referred, uxvuit. 62. 
Reported, and Bill ordered, 126. Presented, 143. Lords Amendments agreed to, 401. R. a. 416. Burton, West (York) ; 
Lx. 70. Bill presented, 153. R.A. 256. Burwell (Cambridge); Bill ordered, tix. 114. Not proceeded in. Burwell 
(Cambridge); Lx111.111. Bill presented, 216. Petition against, 223. Not. proceeded in. Burwell (Cambridge); For inclosing, 
draining and exonerating from tythes; Bill ordered; ' txviti. 65. Not presented. Burwell (Cambridge); Lxix. 40. Bill 
presented, 164. Regent’s consent signified, 308. Lords Amendments agreed to, 370. R. A. 393- Bury St. Edmunds; 
Referred, 1x1x.48. Order for referring discharged; Bill, ordered; presented; 134. R. A. 361. 
























































Bushey (Herts); tx1. 26. Bill presented, 196. k. a. 333. 
infra, 93, (Lissingley.) Butler’s Wood. See infra, 98, (Lockerly.) 
See infra, 141. (Swanton Abbott.) Byer’s Green. See supra, 15. (Auckland, St. Andrew.) Byersgreen Moor (Durham) ; 
Lx.97. Bill presented, 284. R. A. 432. Byford (Hereford); Lxii1. 28. Bill presented, 200. King’s consent signified, 316. 
R. A. 374. Bytham, Little Aunby and Careby (Lincoln); ‘To inclose and discharge from tythes; Lv1.183. House informed, 
that the persons interested, were desirous that the lands in Careby should not be included in the Bill, so much of the Order for Bill 
discharged as relates thereto, 368. Bill presented, 423. R.A. 641.—————. Bywell, St. Andrew. See infra, (Bywell, St. Peter.) 
113, (Ovingham.) Bywell, St. Peter (Northumberland); txvi.46, Bill presented, 102. R. 4.233. See infra, 113 
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35. Cabourne (Lincoln) ; For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; &amp;xv1. 44. Bill presented, 95. R. A. 194.———— Cadeby 





(York); tx1v. 62. Bill presented, 169. King’s consent signified, 283. Lords Amendments agreed (0, 343. R. A. 355. 
Cadeley Moor. See infra, 66, (Fulwood.) Caereinion Iscoed (Montgomery); txv.71. Bill presented, 186. Lords Amend- 
ments agreed to, 470. R. A. 483. ——Caerinion Uchoed (Montgomery); Lxx. 43. Bill presented, 142. Petition for enlarging 
time to receive Report, 256. Time enlarged, 267. rR. a. 363.——— Caerwys (Flint); Lx1v.73. Bill presented, 172. King’s 
consent signified, 311. R A. 355. Cayo. See infra, 97, (Llansadwrn.) Caister next Great Yarmouth (Norfolk); 
txvit.46. Bill presented, 107. Rk. A. 214. Caistor (Lincoln); Lxvt. 59. Bill presented, 138. Time enlarged for Report, 
279. Regent's consent signified, 317. Lords Amendments agreed to, 352. R. A. 372. Caistor, North Kelsey, Clixby, 
Grasby, and Scarby cum Owmby (Lincoln); x11. 181. Bill presented, 293. Not proceeded in. Caistor, North Kelsey, Clixby, 
Grasby, and Scarby cum Owmby; ux111. 70. Bill presented, 217. Not proceeded in. Caistor, North Kelsey, South Kelsey, 
Clixby, Grasby, and Scarby cum Owmby; txv.76. Bill presented, 194. Not proceeded in. Caldbeck (Cumberland) ; 
Bill ordered; tx1x.62. Not presented. Callington and Callyland (Cornwall); Bill ordered, Lxv.39. Not presented. 
Callington, Southill and St. Ive (Cornwall); Bill ordered, Lxx11.73. Not presented. Callow Moor. See infra, 88, (Kirk Ireton.) 
Calne. See infra, 39, (Cherhill.\——— Calne, Calstone, Wellington, and Blackland (Wilts); Lxv111. 93. Bill presented, 283. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 562. R. a. 589. ——_——Calverley. See supra, 26, (Bolton.) infra, 83, (Idle.) 117, (Pudsey.) 
Cam (Gloucester); Lxx. 54. Bill presented, 110. Not proceeded in. Camberwell (Surrey); Lxx1v. 104. Bill’ presented, 
207. Petition against, 265. Question negative for re-committing the Bill, 320. Not proceeded in. Cambridge ; Certain 
lands in that town, Lv1. 202. Bill presented, 315. House informed that the names of the Commissioners were not insérted in the 
Bill; Bill withdrawn, and leave given to present a proper Bill instead thereof; 379. Presented, 392. Lords Amendment agreed to 
643. _R. a. 666. Cambridge ; Common fields in the parish of St. Giles in that town; Lv11.76. Bill presented, 106. Petition, 


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II. Petitions for Bills for Inclosures, &amp;c.—continued. 


against, 171. Lords Amendments agreed to, 580, R.a. 644. Cambridge; To inclose and exonerate from tythes; Lx1.96. Bill 
presented, 405. Petitions against, 411, 450, 514. Petition in favour, 521. Not presented. Cambridge; For inclosing and for exonerating 
St. Andrew the Less, otherwise Barnwell, from great and small tythes; Bill ordered; 1x11. 183. Petition renewed, 583. Bill 
presented, 633. Not proceeded in. Cambridge, St. Mary the Less, in the town of Cambridge; Lxvi. 53. Bill presented, 138. Re- 
committed, 263. R.a. 434. See supra, 18,(Barnwell.) Camerton. See infra, 124, (Ryhill. ———Campsall and Burghwallis 
(York); Billordered, Lxv111. 23. Not presented. Campsall, Norton, Askern, and Sutton (York); Lxvii1. 23. Bill presented 
232. Not proceeded in. Campsall, Norton, Askern, and Sutton; Lx1x. 19. Bill presented, 142.. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 309. R. A. 360, 








36. Canford Magna (Dorset) ; Bill ordered, tv11.178. Not presented. Canford, Great; Bill ordered, Lv111. 164. Not presented. 


Canford, Great; Bill ordered, 11x. 101. Not presented. Canford, Great, and the tythings of Great Canford, Kinson, 
Parkstone, and Longfleet (Dorset); tx. 83. Bill presented, 290. Rk. A. 432. Cann, St. Rumbold. See infra, 104, 
(Melbury, West.) Capel. See infra, 53, (Dorking). Carbrooke. See infra, 153, (Watton.)\———Carcroft. See infra, 131, 
(Skellow.) Cardiff, &amp;c. (Glamorgan); Lv1. 117. Bill presented, 351. Rr. A. 603. Cardigan. See infra, 95, (Llanfihangel.) 
Cardington (Bedford); tvi1. 81. Bill presented, 316. R, a. 494. Cardington and Church Stretton (Salop); Lx1x. 20. 
Bill presented, 129. Lords Amendments agreed to, 394. R. As 413. Carholme. See infra, 93, (Lincoln.) —— 
Carlby (Lincoln) ; To inclose and make compensation for tythes; 11x. 89. Biillpresented, 190. Petition respecting the Inclosure, and 
for provision ; Referred, 270. Reported, and instruction to make provision respecting the Intercommon Fields, 282. Lords Amend- 
ments agreed to, 345. R.A. 373.————— Carlton (York); Lx111. 73. Bill presented, 218. Lords Amendments agreed to, 307. 
R. A. 374. Carlton, &amp;c. (Suffolk); tv1. 132. Bill presented, 349. R. a. 603. Carlton, Chellington, and Steventon 
(Bedford); 1x.67. Bill presented, 108. R.A. 194.———~— Carmarthen. See infra, 86, (Kidwelly.) Carperby (York) ; 
LXIv. 77. Presented, 179. Lord Amendments agreed to, 318. R. A. 335. Cartmel (Lancashire); Lx111. 92. Bill presented, 


















































192. R. A. 374. Cascob, Ednol, and Kinnerton (Radnor); Lxvi11. 67. Bill presented, 276. Re-committed, 464. Regent’s 
consent signified, 496. Lords Amendment agreed to, 525. R. A. 543- Casterton (Westmorland) ; uxvi1.27. Bill presented, 
Q9. R.A. 352. Castle Bytham (Lincoln); To inclose and discharge from tythes ; Lv111. 168. Bill presented, 332. R. a.496, 








Castle Froome (Hereford); tv1. 166. Bill presented, 392. Rk. 4. 603. Castlecamps and Shudycamps (Cambridge) ; 
Bill ordered, Lxv1. 53. Not presented. Castle Carrock (Cumberland); ivi. 144. Bill presented, 389. Lords Amendment 
agreed to, 538. R. A. 604. Castle Morton. See infra, 101, ( Malvern). Castlemorton and the Hill End Tything 
(Worcester); Bill ordered, rv111. 134. Not proceeded in. Caston (Norfolk); txvit.20. Bill presented, 118. Rr. a. 229. 














37. Catfield and Sutton (Norfolk) ; To inclose and drain; Referred, rv11. 80. Bill ordered, 368. Presented, 384. R. a. 514. 











Cathinog. See infra, 95, (Llanfynydd.) Catisfield. See infra, 62, (Fareham.) Caton (Lancashire); txx. 48. 
Bill presented, 131. Petitions against, 173, 209. R. a. 266. Catterick. See infra, 82, (Hudswell.) 148, (Tunstal..——— 
Cattistock (Dorset); Lx11.159. Bill presented, 216. Passed, 344. Petition renewed, 586. Bill presented, 602. Rr. a. 97°96, tem 

Cattshall. See infra, 69, (Godalming.) Cavenham (Suffolk); tv. 182. Bill presented, 336. King’s consent signified, 419. 
R. A. 603. Caversham (Oxon); Bill ordered, rxvii1. 66. Not presented. Caversham; bill ordered, Lx1x. 62. Not presented. 
Caverswall (Stafford); txvi. 43. Bill presented, 106. Lords Amendments agreed to, 315. R. A. 327. Cawthorne. See 
infra, 131, (Silkstone.) Celynin. See infra, 53, (Dolgelley). Cerney, South (Gloucester); Bill ordered, tvitr, 181. 
Not presented. Cerney, South (Gloucester); Bili ordered, 1x11,183. Not presented Cerney, South; Lx111.81, Bill presented, 216, 


Lords Amendments agreed to, 479. R. A. 481. 























38. Chaddleworth (Berks) ; Bill ordered, rx111. 106. Not presented. Chaddleworth; txv1. 66. Bill presented, 132. Rr. a. 454. 


s9. Cheadle (Stafford) ; LXIv. 40, Presented, 164. R.A. 335+ 











Chadlington. See infra, (Charlbury.) Chalgrave (Oxon); Bill ordered, txxv. 47. Not presented. Challow. 
See infra, 92, (Letcomb Regis.) Challow, West (Berks); Referred, Lv11. 150. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 212. 
Read again; leave granted for Notices; 229. BBill ordered, 354. Presented, 386. R. a. 644. Chalton, Clanfield, 
Catherington, Blendworth, and Idsworth (Hants); Lxvit. 70. Bill presented, 143. Lords Amendments agreed to, 401. x. a. 416. 
Chapple Allerton (York); ux111. 48. Petitions against, 110, 139. R.A. 164. Chapel Allerton; To amend Act, 
Lxvi. 61. Bill presented, 95. R.A. 233. Chard (Somerset); Lxx. 29. Bill presented, 141. R.A. 297. 
Charlbury (Oxon); For inclosing and discharging from tythes; Lxvi. 54. Bill presented, 109. Lords Amendments agreed to, 224. 
R. A. 233- Charley. See infra, 38, (Charnwood.) Charlton. See infra, 111, (Noke.) Charlton (Wilts); vr. 
102. Bill presented, 112. Rr. a. 604. Charlton Adam and Charlton Mackrell (Somerset); Bill ordered, 1v1. 179. Not 
presented. Charlton Adam and Charlton Mackrell; Lviit. 117. Bill presented, 516. R. a. 597. Charlton Horethorne 
(Somerset); txvi1.63. Bill presented, 103. R.A. 214. Charlwood (Surrey); Bill ordered, Lv1.112. Not presented. 
Charney (Berks); Referred, rvi11. 178. Petition against the application, 220. Not presented. Charney (Berks); 11x. 103. 
Bill presented, 235. R.A. 373- Charnwood (Leicester); Bill ordered, Lx. 59. Not presented. Charnwood Forest 
(Leicester); Lx11, 182. Time enlarged for presenting Bill, 302. Bill presented, 353. Charnwood Forest; x11, 82, Bill 
presented, 217. Petitions against, 260, 278. King’s consent signified, 370. Lords Amendments agreed to, 419. R. a. 451. 
Chatley. See infra, 92, (Leighs, Great.) Chatteris; Lx1v.19. Bill presented, 158. Petition against, 203. Lords Amend- 
ments agreed to, 392. R. A- 399. 





















































Cheadle (Chester); Lxv. 23. Bill presented, 85. Lords 
Amendment agreed to, 416. R.A. 448. Cheame (Surrey); Lx1.67. Bill presented,170. Petition against, 210. Rr. a. 333- 

Chearsley (Bucks); Lx. 83. Bill presented, 229. Lords Amendments agreed to, 436. R. a. 453-—~—=——Checkley (Stafford) ; 
LX111.93- Bill presented, 214. Lords Amendments agreed to, 408. RB. A. 451. ———— Chedburgh. See infra, 41, (Chevington.) 
Cheddar, Priddy, and Rodney Stoke (Somerset); For amending Act; Referred, Lxx1. 31. Bill ordered; presented; 72. Petitions 
against, 98, 184. R.a. 291. See infra, 122, (Rodney Stoke.) Chedleton. See supra, 19. (Basford.) Chedworth and 
Compton Abdale (Gloucester); Lvi1i.192. Bill presented, 477. Re-committed, 593. Lords Amendments agreed to, 648. R. a. 691. 
Chelborough, West. See infra, 119, (Rampisham.) Chellaston (Derby); tv11.154. Bill presented, 415. Petition 
for provision referred to the Committee on the Bill, and instruction to make provision that a certain part of a common called Sinfin 
Moor, and certain common meadows, be deemed and considered to be part of the lands and grounds intended to be divided, allotted, 
and inclosed by the said Bill, 494. R. a. 644. ——— Chelmorton and Flagg (Derby); ux. 99. BBill presented, 264. Petitions 
against, 295. Lords Amendments agreed to, 486. R. a. 498. Chelston (Northampton); tv1.151. Bill presented, 425. 
King’s consent signified, 555. 2. a. 666, —«— Cheltenham (Gloucester); Lv1. 151. Bill presented, 426. Rr. a. 625. 
Chelworth, Great and Little (Wilts); xx. 56. Bill presented, 133. Rr. a. 363. Cherhill (Wilts); Bill ordered, rxvi11. 83. 
Not presented. Cherhill; Bill ordered, uxx. 34. Not presented. Cherhill; Bill ordered, txxv. 36. Petition renewed, 143. 
Bill presented, 256. Lords Amendments agreed to, 435. R- A. 456. Cherington (Warwick); 1x. 37. Bill presented, 59. 
R. A. 210. Cherry Burton (York); txvi11.82. Cherry Burton; Lxrx. 29. Bill presented, 109. Petitions against ; to lie on 
the Table, 138. Not proceeded in. Cherry Burton; Lxx. 44. Bill presented, 143. Petitions against, 156, 173. Not proceeded in, 
——— Cherry Orton (Cambridge); Bill ordered, ix. 96. Petition read; Order of leave for Bill read and discharged; another 
Petition presented, and Bill ordered; 331. Instruction to make provision for inclosing lands in the parish of Alwarton, in the county 
of Huntingdon, 347. Bill presented, 358. Re-committed, 437. Lords Amendments agreed to, 487. RB. a. 498.———Cherryhinton 
(Cambridge); Bill ordered, rv111. 143. Not presented. Cherryhinton; To inclose and exonerate from tythes; Lx1. 15. Bill pre- 
sented, 135- R.A. 480. ——— Chertsey. See infra, 91, (Laleham.) 117, (Pyrford.) Chertsey and Chertsey Beomond 
(Surrey); Lx111. 46. Bill presented, 149. King’s consent signified, 376. R. A. 451- 






































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41. Cheshunt (Herts) ; To amend Act; Bill ordered, Lx1. 55. Not presented. Cheshunt; For amendment of Act; Bill presented, 
LXVIII- Q R.A. 102. Cheselborne (Dorset); Bill ordered, x1. 25. Not presented. 
ordered, LXXv. 35- Petition renewed, 140. Bill presented, 249. Rk. A. 374. 
151, (Waldridge Moor.) 








Chessington (Surrey) ; Bill 
Chester-le-Street. See supra, 21.(Beamish.) infra, 
Chester Saint Mary (Chester); 1x. 101. Bill presented, 273. King’s consent signified, 317. 
Re As 432- Chesterford, Great (Essex); ivi. 161. Bill presented, 389. R. A- 604. Chesterfield. See infra, 151, 
(Walton.) Chesterford, Little (Essex); rvr. 162. Bill presented, 389. R. A. 604. Chesterton (Cambridge); For 
inclosing and exonerating from tythes; Bill ordered, Lxx. 41. Nof presented. Chetwode. See supra, 18. (Barton. —— 
Chevington and Chedburgh (Suffolk); rxvir1.64. Bill presented, 285. RB. A. 508. Chew Moor (Lancaster); ux11. 151. 
Bill presented, 282. Committed, 310. Petition renewed, 568. Bill presented, 586. Lords Amendments agreed to, 763. Rr. a. 776. 

Chickerill, West (Dorset); Lvi11. 130, Bill presented, 317. R. A- 419- Chiddingfold. See infra, 69, (Godalming.) 
Chidham (Sussex); tx1v. 70. Bill presented, 157. R.a. 307. See supra, 26, (Bosham.) Chidham and Westbourne 
(Sussex), and Warblington (Hants); txxtv. 57. Bill presented, 128. Petitions against, 166,173. Lords Amendment agreed to, 
288. R. a. 316. ——— Chieveley (Berks); txv. 16. Bill presented, 31. R. A. 201. Chilborough, West. See infra, 119, 
(Rampisham.) ——— Childwall (Lancaster); Bill ordered, uv111. 146. Not presented. Childwall, Much Woolton, and Little 
Woolton (Lancaster); Lx.100. Bill presented, 264. Lords Amendments agreed to, 371. R. A. 432. ———— Chilfrome (Dorset) ; 
Lxx.11. Bill presented, 141. Not proceeded in. Chilfrome; txx11.71. Bill ordered, 72. Not presented. Chilfrome; Bill 
ordered, Lxxv. 36. Petition renewed, 180. Bill presented, 250. R. A. 423. Chilmark. See supra, 31, (Broad Chalke.) 

Chilson. See supra, 38, (Charlbury.) Chilton Foliatt (Wilts and Berks); Bill ordered, Lx1. 106. Not proceeded in. 
Chilton Foliatt; tx1v. 52. Bill presented, 132. Petitions against, 217,233. R. A- 307+ 





















































42. Chipping Barnet, East Barnet, and South Mims, (Middlesex and Herts) ; Bill ordered, uxt1. 184. Not 
presented. ——— Chipping Barnet and East Barnet, (Middlesex and Herts); Lxx. 40. Bill presented, 70. Petition against, 222. 
Regent’s consent signified, 263. R. a. 297. Chipping Lamborne (Berks); rv111.116. Bill presented, 154. R.A. 419. See infra, 149, 
(Uplambourn.) Chipping Milton and Ribchester (Lancaster); 1x111.73. Bill presented, 115. R.A. 374. ————~ Chishill 
(Essex) ; For alloting and exonerating from tythes; Lxv1. 50. Bill presented, 140. . A. 327. Chiswick (Middlesex) ; Bill 
ordered, Lx. 99. Not presented. Chiswick ; Lx1. 104. Bill presented, 381. R.A. 480. Chiswick ; For leave to present Petition ; 
Lx1x.115. Referred, 115. Leave given; Petition presented; Bill ordered; leave for notices granted; 117. Bill presented, 157. 
R. A. 280. Chitterne All Saints, and Chitterne, St. Mary (Wilts) ; Lxv. 40. Bill presented, 182. r. a. 254. Chitterne All Saints 
and St. Mary’s; Referred, txx.43. Report re-committed, 147. Additional Petition referred, 148. Bill ordered; presented ; 162. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 468, rR. a. 469. Chobham (Surrey); Lx1x.17. Bill presented, 137. Not proceeded in. 
Cholmondeston (Chester); Lxvi. 69. Bill presented, 137. Rk. A. 300. Chrishall (Essex); Bill ordered, rx. 103. Not 
presented. Chrishall; tx11.159. Bill presented, 280. Committed, 313. Petition renewed, 587. Bill presented, 616. 
———Christchurch and Holdenhurst (Hants); tvi1. 94. Bill presented, 211. R. A. 399. 
Bill presented, 285. Petition against, 304. R. a. 438. Church Stretton, Wistanton, Edgton, and Stokesay, (Salop); Lx x1. 40. 
Bill presented, 209. RR. A. 417. Churcham (Gloucester) ; Lvi1. 176. Bill presented, 388.  R. a. 494. Churchdowne 
(Gloucester); Bill ordered, x1. 94. Not presented. Churchdowne; Bill ordered, Lx111.115. Not presented. Churchill 
(Worcester); Referred, txv1. 47. Report read; leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 122. Bill presented, 137. Committee 


to sit on a certain day, 272. R. A. 410. Chute (Wilts); To inclose, and discharge from tythes; Bill ordered; 1x1. 106. 
Not presented. Chute; Lxi1t.114. Bill presented, 214. Rk. A. 374. 


a3. Clane and Manheim (Kildare) ; Lxxiv. 45. Bill presented, 50. r. a. 316. Clapham. See supra, 15, (Austwick.. ——— 
Claughton in Lonsdale (Lancashire) ; Bill ordered, 11x. 103. Not presented. Claughton in Lonsdale; Lx. 100. Bill presented, 288. 
Petition against, 382. Rr. a. 489. Claughton Moor (Lancashire); tvi1. 130. Bill presented, 518. Committed, 536. Not 
proceeded in. Claughton Moor; Bill ordered; tviit. 178. Not presented. Claverley. See infra, 163, (Worfield.——— 
Claxton. See infra, 122, ( Rockland.) Clayton. See infra, 65, (Frickley.) Clears, St. Llanboidy, Llanvihangel, Abercorvin, 
and Llaughame (Carmarthen); 1x11. 106. Bill presented, 126. King’s consent signified, 218. Lords Amendments agreed to, 353. 
Petition renewed, 610. Bill presented, 619. R. A. 805. Cleator (Cumberland); txviii. 28, Not presented, Cleator; 
Lxx1. 38. Bill presented, 211. rR. a. 318. Cleaverton. See infra, 92, (Lea.) Cleckheaton and Scholes, (York); 
Ltvit%. 118. Bill presented, 268. Lords Amendments agreed to, 384. Rk. As 399. Clee (Lincoln); For inclosing and 
making compensation for tythes ; Referred, rxvi1. 44. Petition read; Order of reference read and discharged ; and Bill ordered ; 83. 
Not presented. Clee, Cleethorpes, and Thrunscoe, (Lincoln); Lxx. 42. Bill presented, 140. Not proceeded in. 
(Hereford); txvi11. 82. Bill presented, 129. RB. A. 365. Clementhorpe. See infra, 54, (Dringhouses.) 
Sea, and Field Dalling, (Norfolk) ; rx111. 98. Bill presented, 169. R.A. 374. Cleyhidon (Devon); txvit. 61. Bill presented, 
142. Time enlarged for Report, 294. R. A. 353. Cliburn (Westmorland); 1x1.97. _ Bill presented, 362. rn. a. 480. 
Clifford (York); tvi11. 151. Bill presented, 341. Rr. a. 496. Clifton (Bedford) ; Bill ordered, Lx11. 182. Not presented. 
Clifton, Great and Little (Cumberland); rxtx. 6. Bill presented, 129. R. a. 280. Clipstone. See infra, 116, (Plumptree.) 
———Clirow (Radnor); For inclosing and extinguishing vicarial tythes; Lxvri1. 67. Bill presented, 285. Time enlarged for 
Report, 452. R. A. §43- Clophill (Bedford) ; rx111. 58. Bill presented, 151. Lords Amendments agreed to, 263. R. a. 269. 
Clun. See infra, 127, (Selley.) Clungunford. See supfa, 32, (Bucknell.) 























R. A. 805. 
Chudleigh (Devon); Lxviit. 38. 





















































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44. Cockermouth (Cumberland) ; txvir. 28. Bill presented, 283. R. a. 508. Cockfield. See infra, 162, (Woodland. 
Codford, East. See infra, (Codford, St. Mary.) Codford, St. Mary (Wilts); For leave to present a Petition; 
Referred, Lxv1.84. Reported, and Report to lie upon the Table, 99. Not proceededin. Codford, St. Mary (Wilts); Bill ordered, 
Lxvi1.15. Not presented. Codford, St. Peter (Wilts); 1x111. 97. Bill presented, 200. Petition against, 339. R. a. 374. 
See supra, 13, (Ashton Gifford.) Codicote, Welwyn and Knebworth; Lxv. 41. Bill presented, 122. Petition for provision ; 
Referred, 153. Leave granted for notices, 174. -Petition against, 159. R. A. 380. Codsall (Stafford); txxv. 26. Bill 
presented, 83. Petition renewed; Bill ordered; presented; 140. R.A. 342. Cofton (Worcester); Lxx11. 39. Bill pre- 
sented, 146. R. A. 300. Colby. See infra, 59, (Erpingham.) Colchester. See supra, 19, (Battleshall.) infra, 92, (Lexden.) 
Cold Ashton (Gloucester); Referred, Lv111.135. Leave granted for notices, 198. Bill ordered, 322. Presented, 328. 
Lords Amendment agreed to, 435. R. A. 454- Cold Hatton (Salop) ; Bill ordered, uxviis. 47. Not presented. Cold 
Higham, Grimscot and Potcote (Northampton); To inclose and discharge from tythes; Bill ordered, Lx1.105. Not presented. 
Cold Higham with Grimscote; For inclosing and for extinguishing the tythes thereof, and of Potcote in the said parish; 
Lxvi1.57. Bill presented, 113. Read the Third time; Regent's consent signified, and further proceeding upon the Third reading 
adjourned; 204. Resumed; Bill passed; 303. R.A. 353- Cole Green. See infra, 156, (Wheathill.) ——— Coleby. See 
supra, 33, (Burton-upon-Stather.) Coledale. See supra, 28, (Braithwaite.)————Colemar, otherwise Colemore. See infra, 117, 
(Prior’s Dean.) Collingbourn Sunton (Wilts); Bill ordered, 1x1x.63. Not presented. Collingbourn Sunton and Poulton 
(Wilts); Bill ordered, Lx1x. 63. Not presented. Collingbourne Kingston, Collingbourne Duces, Burbage aud Mildenhall 
(Wilts); xxx. 53. Bill presented, 86. Lords Amendments agreed to, 321. BR. A. 363. Collingham (York); Lx1x. 22. 
Bill presented, 129. 8. A. 280. Colmworth (Bedford); Bill ordered, txv.64. Not presented. Colmworth; Bill ordered, 
Lxxy. 50. Not presented. Colsterworth, Woolsthorpe and Twyford (Lincoln); To inclose and make compensation in lieuof 
tythes; 1x. 78. Bill presented, 215. Lords Amendments agreed to, 310. R.A. 339. Colville. See supra, 36, (Carlton.) 
Colwall. See infra, 101, (Malvern.) 




































































‘a5. Combe Byset (Wilts) ; tv11. 113. Bill presented, 302. x. a. 541. —-— Combe, Saint Nicholas (Somerset); rx1x.28. Bill 
presented, 157. Petition against, 268. n. 4. 360. ——— Comberton, Great (Worcester); Lxx111. 27, Bill presented, 106. Petition 


against, 
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against, 182. Petition of Proprietors of Estates respecting the Standing Orders ; Motion, That the Petition be referred to a Committee, 
Withdrawn; 214. Petition to lie on the Table, 215. R. a. 328,——Comberton and Pensham (Woreester); Bill ordered, Lv11. 147. 
Not presented. —-— Comberton, Little, and Pensham (Worcester); Bill ordered, 1viz1.170. House informed that the parties 
interested were desirous that the district of Pensham should not be included in the Bill; so much of Order of leave discharged as 
relates thereto; Bill presented; 370. 1. 4. 496.———Compton. See infra, 69, (Godalming.)—Compton Abdale, See supra, 39. 
(Chedworth.) Compton Bassell. ‘See supra, 39. (Cheriill.) Compton, Long (Warwick); Lxv1. 47. Bill presented, 137. 
R. A. 300. Compton Vallence (Dorset); Lxi1v. 43. Presented, 159. R. a. 306. ——— Compton, West (Berks); Lxv1r. 39. 
Petition for leave to present the Bill; Referred, 149. Reported; leave given; 159. Bill presented, 161. R.A. 415. 
Congham (Norfolk); pxvu.14. Bill presented; 114. R.A. 214. Congresbury, Wick St. Lawrence and Puxton (Somerset); 
LXIv. 43. Presented, 110. Lords Amendments agreed to, 219. R.A. 256. Congresbury, Wick St. Lawrence and Puxton; To 
amend Act; Referred, 1x1x. 21. Bill ordered; presented; 129. R. a. 280. Coniard, Great. See infra, 151, (Walding field, 
Great, cum Chilton.) —--—— Coningsby (Lincoln) ; To inclose and exonerate from tythes ; Lv11. 86. Bill presented, 187. R. a. 661. 
Conock (Wilts); ux1x. 40. Bill presented, 149. Lords Amendments agreed to, 459. R. A. 472. Cookham (Berks) ; 
Bill ordered, Lxx.34- Not presented. —-— Coolbanagher, Dysart, Straboe, Kilcolmanbane and Borres, Killiney and Corclone 
(Queen’s County); Lxv. 21. Bill presented, 192. Petitions-against, 206. Not proceeded in. Coppenhall (Cheshire); tx1x. 10. 
Bill presented, 134. Petition against, 256. x. a. 360. Corfe Mullen (Dorset); txtr.g1. Bill presented, 263. R. a. 365. 
Corscombe (Dorset); Lxx. 26. Bill presented, 29. Lords Amendments agreed to, 288. R. a. 297. Corsddaugau. 
See Embankments, 8. Corsenside, and Chesterhope and Stiddlehill Commons (Northumberland); ix11. 58. Bill presented, 172. 
R.A, 310. —=— Corsham (Wilts); Lxx. 43. Billpresented, 140. Reported, 255. Not proceeded in. Corsham; Lxx1. 33. Bill 
presented, 237. R.A. 515. Corton, Hopton and Gorleston, with South Town (Suffolk); Referred, Lx1v.13. Petition again 
read; Order for referring it to a Committee, read; House iuformed that certain lands were not intended to be included in the Bill; 
Order discharged, and Bill ordered; 101. Presented, 125. King’s consent signified, 248. rR. a. 306. 












































46. Cosham. See infra, 159, (Wimering.) ——— Cossington; For inclosing King’s Sedgmoor (Somerset); Lx11. 59. Bill presented, 60. 


47. Cranfield (Bedford) ; Bill ordered, t1x.64. Not presented. Cranfield; Bill ordered, ux1.99. Not presented. 





Lords Amendments agreed to, 110. R.A. 140. Costessey, Bawburgh, Drayton and Hellesdon (Norfolk); txvi. 45. Petition 
read; Order of leave for Bill read, and so much thereof discharged as relates to Costessey ; 136. Not proceeded in. See infra, (Drayton.) 
Costessey, Drayton and Hellesdon (Norfolk); Bill ordered, rxv1.45. Not presented. Cotisford (Oxon); Lxrv. 48. 
Bill presented, 183. Not proceededin. Cotisford; Lxv.73. Bill ordered, 74. Not presented. Cottered (Herts); Lx1. 95. 
Bill presented, 317. R. 4. 480. —— Cotterstock cum Glapthorn (Northampton); txviti. 47. Bill presented, 103. R. a. 338. 
Cottingham. See infra, 105, (Middleton.) Cottingham cum Middleton (Northampton); Bill ordered, tx1x. 24. 
Another Petition for the Bill, 28. Bill presented, 34. Petition against, 206. Second reading put off for six months, 225. 
Cottingham cum Middleton (Northampton); Lxx.5. Bill presented, 19. Petitions against, 89. . a. 184. ——— Cotting- 
with, West. See infra, 144, (Thorganby.) Cotts Common. See infra, 113, (Outwell.) Coulton (Norfolk); Lv1. 135. 
Bill presented, 275. Rk. a. 604. Cound. See supra, 15. (Aston Rogers.) Courage (Berks); txtx. 46. Bill presented, 
149- Lords Amendment agreed to, 340. R. A. 361. Coverham. See supra, 36. (Cariton.) Covington (Huntingdon) ; 
For leave to present a Petition; leave given; Petition presented, and Bill ordered; tv1. 336. Presented, 423. R. a. 604. 
Cow Close. See supra, 18. (Barningham.) Cow Fen Leys. See supra, 35, (Cambridge.) 
Bill presented, 160. Regent's consent signified, 323. Lords Amendments agreed to, 354. R. A. 360. 
Lv1.109. Bill presented, 285. RB. a. 604. 









































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Coxwell, Little (Berks); 








Cranford 
(Middlesex); Lxx111. 4. Bill presented, 24. Petition against, 81. Rr. a. 189. See infra, 74,( Harmondsworth.) ———Cranford, St. John 


(Northampton); 1x. 87. Bill presented, 182. R.A. 280. Cranham. See supra, 29, (Brimpsfield.) Crayford (Kent) ; 
Lxvil. 38. Bill presented, 95. Rk. A. 290. Creak, North (Norfolk); tx1v. 48. Bill presented, 171. R.A. 335.———Creake, 
South (Norfolk); Bill ordered, EXx1.55. Not presented. Creech, St. Michael (Somerset); Bill ordered, Lxv.35. Not 
presented. Creech, St. Michael; Lxvit. 46. Bill presented, 143. Read third time ; Further proceeding adjourned, 359. Resumed; Bill 
passed; 363. R. a. 416. Cressingham (Norfolk); tv1.30. Bill presented, 43. King’s consent signified, 235. Lords Amendment 
agreed to, 292. R. A. 334- Crewkerne (Somerset); Lx1x. 30. Bill presented, 123. R. a. 310. Cricklade, St. Sampson 
(Wilts); Bill ordered, txv.65. Not presented. Cricklade, St. Sampson; Bill ordered, txv1.54. Not presented. 
Cricklade, St. Sampson and Cricklade St. Mary (Wilts); Lx1x. 49. Bill presented, 137. Rr. a. 360. Crimplesham (Norfolk) ; 
LIx. 75. Bill presented, 235. Rn. A. 373. Crofton (York); For leave to present a Petitioo ; Leave given ; Lv11. 257. Petition 
presented and referred, 258. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 276. Read again; leave granted for notices; 284. Bill ordered, 
499. Presented, 518. King’s consent signified, 621. Rr. a. 661. 



































48. Croglin, Great (Cumberland) ; Bill ordered, wx11.173. Not presented. Croglin, Great; Lx111. 59. Bill presented, 192. 





R. A. 374- Cropwell, Great (Notts); Bill ordered, rvi1. 48. Another Petition presented; Order of leave for Bill discharged, 
and another Bill ordered on the last Petition; 88. Presented, 207. R.A. 354. Crosby (Lincoln); Lx11. 153. Bill presented, 
252. R.A. 365. Crosby, Great (Lancashire); For leave to present Petition ; referred; Lxv1.g1- Report; To lie on the Table, 
122. Re-committed, 133. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table, 146. Not proceeded in. Crosby, Great; LXvit.g. Bill presented, 
29. Lords Amendments agreed to, 154. R.A. 158. Crosthwaite. See supra, 28. ( Braithwaite.) infra, 144, (Thornthwaite.) 
Croughton (Northampton); Bill ordered, tvi1. 167. Not presented. Croughton; Bill ordered, tv1i1. 190. Not presented. 
Croughton; txt. 79. Bill presented, 251. Passed, 333. Petition renewed, 600. Bill presented, 616. Rr. a. 776. Crowland 
(Lincoln); ‘To drain and inclose ; Referred, Lv1.17. Bill ordered, 305. Presented, 368. nx. a. 619. Crowland; To amend Act; 
Referred, uxx111. 50. ‘Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 75. Presented, 182. r.a. 402. See infra, 52, (Deeping.) 
Crowle (Worcester); Lx1.61. Bill presented, 394. R. A. 432. Crowle, Eastoft and Ealand, Hatfield, Adlingfleet, Thorne 
and Fishlake, (Lincoln and York); Referred, xvii. 32. Petition read again; Order for referring it, read and discharged, 
and Bill ordered; presented ; 280. Lords Amendment agreed to, 570. R.A. 589. See Drainages, 24. Croxton (Cambridge) ; 
LXVI. 53. Bill presented, 138. Rk. a. 300. Croxton (Lincoln) ; txtv.63. Bill presented, 132. King’s consent signified, 217. 
R. A. 256.———— Croxton (Norfolk) ; yxvir1,31. Bill presented, 239. R.a.417.——— Croydon; For altering and amending 
powers of Act; Lv1iI. 173. Bill presented, 371. R. a. 453. Crudwell (Wilts); For confirming theInclosure; Lx x1. 49. 
Bill presented, 233. Time enlarged for Report, 354. RB. A. 490. 
































49. Cudworth (York) ; Lx1v. 73. Bill presented, 169. Reported ; Report re-committed ; 205. King’s consent signified, 218. r. a. 256. 








Cuddesdon. See infra, 156, (Wheatley.) Culham (Oxon); xxv. 73. Bill presented, 192. R. a. 402. 
Cullingworth (York) ; Lx1v. 73. Bill presented, 179. R. A. 335- Cumberworth (Lincoln) ; To inclose and exonerate from tythes; 
Lxxiv.67. Bill presented, 145. Petition against, 414. R.A. 459. Cumner, Wytham, and South Hinksey (Berks); Bill 
ordered, LXIX. 47. Petition read again; Order of leave discharged; two Bills ordered; 160. See infra, (Cumner), and 164, 
(Wytham.) ———Cumner ; Bill presented ; tx1x. 160... a. 360. Curbridge. See infra, 157, ( Whitney.) ——— Curry, 
North, &amp;c, (Somerset); uxvi11.77. Not presented. Curry, North, &amp;c.; uxx.44. Bill presented,141. Not proceeded in——— — 
Curry Rivell, Drayton, &amp;c.; Lxxtt1. 43. Bill presented, 94. Lords Amendments agreed to, 297. R. A. 328. Cwin. See 
infra, 109, (Newmarket.)—————- Cwmyoy and Llanthony (Monmouth); txvii1. 74. Bill presented, 146. Petitions against, 251, 292. 
R. A. §07. 

















51. Dacre and Soulby (Cumberland) ; LXI. 39. Bill presented, 134. rk. a. 275.————Dalham (Suffolk) ; Bill ordered, rx x1. 40. 


) _ments agreed to, 417. R.A. 490. 





Order of leave discharged; Petition referred; 68. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 115. Presented, 230. Lords Amend- 
Dalston (Cumberland) ; tvii1. 133. Bill presented, 215. Lords Amendment agreed to, 
28g. R.A. 287. Dalston. See infra, 114, (Penrith.) —«—— Damerham, South (Wilts); uxxr11. 16. Bill presented, 119. Lords 

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Il. Petitions for Bills for Inclosures, &amp;c.—continued. 


52. Dean (Lancashire) ; txvii1. 73. Not presented. 


53. Dillington. See supra, 27,(Bradenham East.) infra, 126, (Scarning.) 


54. Drakes Broughton. See supra, 31, (Broughton.) 


55. Ducklington (Oxon) ; To inclose and exonerate from tythes; Bill ordered, Lxx1v.72. Not presented. 





Amendment agreed to, 280. R. A. 328. ——--— Darfield (York); tx. 72. Bill presented, 240. rR. a. 939. See infra, 163, 
(Worsbrough.) Darlaston and Tittensor (Stafford); Bill ordered; txviti. 88. Not presented. Darrington (York); For 
inclosing and making satisfaction for tythes ; txvi1. 32. Bill presented, 139. Petition against, 248. Lords Amendments agreed to, 401. 
R. A. 416, Darton (York); Bill ordered, Lxx1v. 100. Not presented. Darton; Bill ordered, Lxxv. 53. Petition renewed, 123. 
Bill presented, 179. R. A.342. Datchet (Bucks); Lxv. 20. Bill presented, 174. R. a. 448. 
Lv11. 26. Bill presented, 398. R. R. 541.——— Dawlish. “See infra, 143, (Teignmouth, East.) 

















Daventry (Northampton) ; 





Dean and Branthwaite (Cumberland); Lxiv. 2t. Bill presented, 133. 








R. A. 256. Deanhead. - See infra, 98, (Longwood.) Deddington (Oxon) ; To inclose and exonerate from tythe; Bill 
ordered, Lx. 102. Not presented. Deddington; Bill ordered, yx11. 171. Not presented. See supra, 17, (Barford.)———Deddington 
and Barford, St. Michael (Oxon); Lx11. 171. Bill presented, 279. Committed, 322. Petition renewed, 565. Bill presented, 593. 
Rr, a. 806. Dee River. See Embankments, 6. Deeping. See infra, 142, (Tallington.) Deeping, Crowland, &amp;c. 
(Lincoln) ; To inclose and drain; Referred, Lv1.18. Petition for provision referred to a Committee, 226. Petition for Bill reported, 
and Bill ordered, 246. Petition for provision reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 248. Read again; leave granted for notices; 255. 
Instruction to make provision for draining certain other lands, &amp;c. 314. Bill-presented, 343. Petition against, 471. King’s consent 
signified, 604. R. a. 640. Deeping Market and Deeping St. James (Lincoln); Lx1.67. Bill presented, 185. Petition for 
provision; To lie on the Table, 289. Read again, and referred, 294. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 302. Report read 
again, and leave granted for notices, 316. Report on Petition for provision again read, and instruction to make provision for amending 
Act 41 Geo. III. for inclosing and draining lands in the parishes of Deeping, &amp;c. 395. King’s consentsignified, 464. Lords Amend- 
ments agreed to, 529. R. A. 547. Deerhurst and Lye (Gloucester); Lx111.115. Bill presented, 217. King’s consent 
signified, 343. R. A- 392. Defford (Worcester); Lxvi11. 72. Not presented. Delamere Forest (Cheshire); Referred, 
Lxvir. 28. Bill ordered, 108. Presented, 130. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 294. Regent’s consent signified, 368. RK. a. 415. 
Delamere Forest; For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, ux1x. 25. Bill ordered, 135. Presented, 140. Regent’s consent 
signified, 290. R.A. 359. Delamere Forest; To amend Act; Referred, Lxx111. 37. Petition and Order for referring it to a Com- 
mittee, read and discharged ; Bill ordered; 86. Presented, 128. Regent’s consent signified, 271. Lords Amendments agreed to, 
297. R. A. 327. Denchworth (Berks); Ltv1.150. Bill presented, 364. Re-committed, 507. Rr. a. 604. 
Moor. See infra, 118, (Quick.) Dent (York); Bill ordered, rx1x. 68. Not presented. Denton (Huntingdon); vir. 136. 
Bill presented, 343. R.A. 494. See infra, 147, (Topcroft.) Deopham (Norfolk); txvi1. 46. Bill presented, 86. Re-com- 
mitted, 117. Committee to sit and proceed forthwith, 123. Lords Amendments agreed to, 170. R. A. 172. Derby, West 
(Lancashire); Bill ordered, rv111.184. Not presented. Dereham, East (Norfolk); ~txvi1.20. Bill presented, 46. Regent’s 
consent signified, 150. Lords Amendments agreed to, 192. R. A. 214. Dewlish (Dorset); Bill ordered, tx1x. 36. 
Not presented. Dewlish; Lxx. 20. Bill presented, 87. R. A. 297. Dewsbury (York); Lv1i1. 151. Bill presented, 467. 
r. A. 691. Dewsbury (York); Lx11. 74. Bill presented, 302. Committed, 349. Petition renewed, 576 Bill presented, 587. 
R,. A. 832. 





























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Dinton. See infra, 53, (Donington.) Diss (Norfolk) ; 
Disserth and Llanelweth (Radnor); txvir. 54. Bill pre- 
Ditchingham. See infra, 56, (Earsham.) Ditton, Priors. See infra, 117, 
(Priors Ditton.) Dodworth (York); Lxr. 109. Bill presented, 323. R A. 529. Dolbenmaen. See infra, 114, (Pen- 
morfa.) Dolgelley (Merioneth); txvi. 44. Bill presented, 140. Petition against, 269. Regent's consent signified, 321. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 397. R.A. 410. Dolgelly ; Bill Ordered, txv1.63. Not presented. Donabate. See infra, 116, 
(Portrane.) Doncaster Field (York); uxx. 26. Bill presented, 142. Not proceeded in. Donington (Bucks); Lvir. 
13. Bill presented, 112. King’s consent signified, 551. Lords Amendment agreed to, 612. R a. 644, Donnacomport. 
See infra, 99, (Lyons.) Dorchester (Oxon) ; Bill ordered, pxv11. 69. Not presented. Dore (Derby); tx1v. 56. Pre- 
sented, 176. King’s consent signified, 356. R. a. 399. Dorking, Capel, Leigh, &amp;c. (Surrey); Bill ordered, xxv. 48. Not. 
presented. Dorston. See supra, 29, (Bredwardine.) Down Ampney (Gloucester) and Latton Eisey (Wilts); rv1. 120. Bill 
presented, 314. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 575. Amendments considered; House informed that the parties 
interested gave their consent ; Amendments agreed to; 610. R. a. 620. Down, East (Devon); Lxv1. 63. Bill presented, 140. 
R. A. 356. Downham Market, &amp;c. (Norfolk); Lv1.119. Bill presented, 179. Read Third time, and further proceeding upon 
Third reading adjourned, 346. Resumed, and Bill passed, 354. 2. A. 450. Downhatherley (Gloucester); Bill ordered, 
tvitt. 146. Not presented. Downhatherley; rx11.64. Bill presented, 67. King’s consent signified, 105. Rr. a. 1.40. 
Downton (Wilts); Lx1v. 30. Bill presented, 172. Committed, 243. Not proceeded in. Downton; txvitt.81. Bill presented, 258. 


Re-committed ; Committee to report before a certain day; 462. R. a. 543. See supra, 38, ( Charlton.) —&lt;—— Downton and Britford 
(Wilts); Lxx1.29. Bill presented, 212. Rk. a.385. 








Lx1x. 64. Bill presented, 128. Petition against, 167. R. a, 233. 
sented, 130. Petition against, 148. R. a. 290. 






























































Drayton (Berks); rxv1. 66. Bill presented, 132. R. a. 454. Drayton 
(Oxon); Lvi.190. Bill presented, 259. Lords Amendments agreed to, 408. R. A. 451. Drayton (Somerset) ; Lxx11. 11. Bill 
presented, 19. Lords Amendments agreed to, 150. R. A.164. See supra, 29, (Bringhurst.) 46, (Costessy.) 49, (Curry, North.) 
Drayton, East (Notts); xxiv. 48. Bill presented, 220. Lords Amendments agreed to, 349. R. A. 459. Drayton and Baw- 
burgh (Norfolk); Bill ordered, Lxvi. 45. Order of leave for Bill in part discharged ; Bill presented ; 136. Lords Amendment agreed 
to, 315. R.A. 327- Drigg (Cumberland) ; Bill ordered, txxv.31. Petition renewed, 123. _Bill presented, 179. 
against, 221. Bill re committed ; leave to Committee to sit and proceed; 309. Rk. A. 423. Drim. See infra, 165, (Ystrad- 
gunlais.) Dringhouses (York); txxiv.100. Petition for further time for presenting the Bill, 227. Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 228. Reported; leave given; 235. Bill presented, 253. Not proceeded in. Dringhouses, Middlethorpe and 
Clementhorpe (York) ; Bili ordered, Lxxv. 52. Not presented. Dronfield (Derby); Lxx1. 40. Bill presented, 240. Rk. a. 417. 

Dronfield. See supra, 53, (Dore.) infra, 111, (Norton.) Dry Drayton (Cambridge) ; tx1v.g. Bill presented, 24. 
R. A. 256. Drybeck (Westmorland) ; Bill ordered, tx111. 108. Not presented Drybeck, Hoff Row and Netherhoff 
(Westmorland); Referred, Lx1x. 48. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 73. Not presented. Dryffield. See infra, 85. 
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Duddleston. See 
infra, 58, (Ellesmere.) Dudleston, Ifton Rhyn, and. Weston Rhyn (Salop) ; Bill ordered, Lx. 95. Not presented. Duffield, 


North (York); Lx1v.g2. Bill presented, 175. King’s Consent signified, 395. Lords Amendment agreed to, 338. R. A. 355. 
Duffield, South (York); For inclosing and making compensation for tythes; Bill ordered, Lxxv. 25. Petition renewed, 130. Bill 
presented, 257. Petitions against, 299, 315. R. A. 423. Dufton (Westmorland) ; Bill ordered, tv1.145. Not presented. 
Dullingham (Cambridge); ~x1. 86. Bill presented, 244. R. A. 423. Dulwich (Surrey); ix. 86. Bill presented, | 
203. R. A. 498. Duncton (Sussex); Bill ordered, Lx1x. 42. Not presented. Dundraw (Cumberland); txvriu. 91. Bill 
presented, 280. Lords Amendments agreed to, 508. R.A. 543. Dundry (Somerset); Lxx. 42. Bill presented, 140. 
r. a. 266. Dunham and Ragnall (Notts); tvi1r. 173. Bill presented, 245. Lords Amendments agreed to, 380. Rk. A. 419. 
Dunkeswell (Devon); Lvi. 109. Bill presented, 342. R. a. 603. Dunsforth, Low (York); Lx11. 101. Bill pre- 
sented, 238. Petition against, 271. King’s Consent signified; Bill passed; 336.° Petition renewed, 576. Biil presented, 587. 
R. A. 805. Duntsbourn Rous (Gloucester); Bill ordered, xx11. 67. Not presented. Duntsbourne Rous; Bill ordered, 
LXXIVv.99. Not presented. Duntsbourn Rous; Bill ordered, txxv. 50. Not presented. Dunwich (Suffolk) ; Bill ordered, 
Lxxv. 36. Not presented. Durrington (Sussex); Bill ordered, rxvi11. 84. Not presented. Durrington ; Lx1x. 62. Bill 
presented, 158. R. a. 360.—-—— Durrington and the Tythings of Aulton Magna, Aulton Parva, and Knighton (Wilts); Lxx1v. 79. 


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Bill presented, 228. R. A. 459.—— Duxford (Cambridge) ; Bill ordered, px1x. 43. Presented, 131. Not proceeded in. 
Dymerchion (Flint); uxv. 38. Bill presented, 158. King’s consent signified, 351. R. a. 402. Dyserth (Flint) ; Bill 
ordered, Lxx. 44. Not presented. 








56. Eaglesfield and Blindbothel (Cumberland) ; uxvit.50. Billpresented, 127. n. a. 352———=—Ealand. See supra, 48, 


57. Ebbisham. __ See infra, 59, (Epsom.) 


58. Eisy 


59. Embleton (Cumberland) ; Lxvitt. 28. See infra, 127, (Setmurthy.) 


61. Escombe Carr. See supra, 15, (Auckland Saint Andrew.) 











(Crowle.) Ealing (Middlesex) ; Bill ordered, txx. 50. Not presented. Eardisland (Hereford); txvi. 54. Bill pre- 
sented, 138. Lords Amendments agreed to, 450. R.A. 454.—————Eardisley. See supra, 27, (Brilley.) Earsham, Ditchingham, 
and Hedenham (Norfolk); txv11. 16. Bill presented, 104. R.A. 214. Eartham (Sussex); txvitt. 37. Bill presented, 
247. R. A.417- Easington (York); 1x111.46. Bill presented, 64. Petition against, 86. Lords Amendments considered and 
agreed to; King’s consent signified ; 167. R. A. 191.———— Easingwold (York); Lx111.108. Bill presented,218. Rr. a. 374. 
East and West Fens (Lincoln); Referred, Lv1. 131. Bill ordered, 375. Presented, 456. Petition against, 492. King’s consent 
signified, 620. Bill read Third time, and further proceeding upon Third reading adjourned, 620. Resumed, and Bill passed, 623. 
Rn. a. 665. East and West Fens (Lincoln); To divide and allot in severalty those lands and grounds, and to erect chapels, &amp;c.; 
Referred, nvi1. 175. Not reported. East and West Fens (Lincoln); For inclosing, exonerating from tythes, determining the 
parishes, and erecting achurch, &amp;c.; Lxv.65. Referred, 66. House informed it was not intended to proceed upon such parts as 
relate to the erection of chapels, or to impose any toll; Order for referring read and discharged ; Bill ordered ; 155. Presented, 175. 
Petitions against, 312, 316. King’s consent signified; Further proceeding upon Third reading adjourned; 358. Resumed; 
Bill passed; 366. R. A. 402. Easthampstead (Berks); For leave to present a Petition; Referred, txxv. 58. Reported ; 
Leave given; Petition presented, and Bill ordered; 66. Not presented. Eastnor (Hereford); txvitr. 16. Bill presented, 
128. Lords Amendments agreed to, 299. R. A. 338. Eastoft. See supra, 48, (Crowle.) Easton (Lincoln); To inclose 
and exonerate from tythes; Bill ordered, ux. 88. Not presented. Easton; To inclose and exonerate from tythes; Lx1.51. Bill 
presented, 288. R. A. 432. Easton on the Hill (Northampton); Lxx11. 45. Bill presented, 177. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 314. R.A. 355- Easton, Great. See supra, 29, (Bringhurst.) Eastrington (York); Lxviir. 34. Bill presented, 
280. Regent’s consent signified; passed; 512. R. A. §43- Eaton (Notts); Lxiv. 74. Bill presented, 167. Rr. 0.355. 
Eaton. See infra, 142, (Tarporley.) 146, (Ticklorton.) 












































Ebrington and Hitcoat (Gloucester); Lxv1i1. 48. Bill presented, 275. Regent’s consent 
signified, 443. R.A. 507. Ecchinswell (Hants); tvi1.100. Bill presented, 241. Passed, 516. Not returned from the 
Lords. Ecchinswell; txviit. 72. Bill presented, 278. Rk. A. 417. Eccles next the Sea. See infra, 119, (Repps with 
Bastwick.) Ecclesfield (York); uxx. 49. Bill presented, 111. Lords Amendments agreed to, 311. R.A. 321. See supra, 27, 
(Bradfield.) Echelford. See supra, 13, (Ashford.) Eckington (Worcester); Bill ordered, rx. 96. Not presented. 
Eckington; Ltxv. 71. Bill presented, 187. _ Petition against, 286. Lords Amendments agreed to, 453. R.A. 483. 
Edenhall. See infra, 114, (Penrith.) Edgefield (Norfolk); Bill ordered, ux11. 173. Not presented. Edgefield; Bill 
ordered; txv1. 47. Not presented. Edgefield; rxv11.67. Bill presented, 140. R. a. 353. Edington (Somerset) ; tx1x. 40. 
Bill presented, 137. R. A. 280. Edinthorpe. See infra, 161, (Witton Pacton.) Edmondsham (Dorset); tvrir. 148. 
Bill presented, 371. “R. a. 496. Ednol. See supra, 36, (Cascob.) Effingham Upper Common (Surrey); tvir. 111. Bill 
presented, 338. Re-committed, 398. R. a. 515- Effingham (Surrey); Lx1x. 34. Bill presented, 145. Regent's consent signified, 
240. Lords Amendments agreed to, 342. Rk. a. 361. Eggleston. See infra, 105, (Middleton.) Egham (Surrey); 
LxIx. 17. Bill presentea, 119. Regent's consent signified, 186. Lords Amendments agreed to, 333. R. a. 360. ——— Egleton. 
See infra, 138, (Stretton Grandsome.) Eglwys. See infra, 96, (Llanrhystid.) Eglwysfach (Denbigh); txvir. 32. Bill 
presented, 142. Petition against, 220. Regent’s consent signified; Bill read the Third time; further proceeding adjourned; 317. 
Resumed; Bill passed ; 326. rR. a. 384. Egmanton (Notts); To inclose and extinguish the tythes; Bill ordered; xx1. 78. 
Not presented. ———— Egremont. See infra, 84, (John, St.) Egton with Newland (Lancashire); tv11. 79. Bill presented, 246. 
R. A. 386. 



























































. See supra, 53, (Down Ampney.) ——— Eling and Fawley (Hants); txv.20. Bill presented, 121. R. A. 297. 
Upper (Stafford); pxvii1. 81. Bill presented, 276. kk. A. 543. 
438. R, A. 585. Ellaston. See infra, 135, (Stanton.) Ellerton (York); vii. 108. Bill presented, 373. Rr. a. 494. 
Ellesborough. See infra, 86, ( Kimble.) Ellesmere. See supra, 55, (Dudleston.) infra, 115, (Verthy.) Ellesmere 
and Saint Martin (Salop); For leave to present a Petition; tx1.143. Leave given; Petition presented; and Bill ordered, 144. 
Presented, 361. R. A. 480.———Ellingham, &amp;c. (Norfolk); tvir go. Bill presented, 109. King’s consent signified, 311. R. a. 354. 
———Elmington. See infra, 113, (Oundle.) Elmsall. See infra, 88, (Kirkby South.) Elmstone Hardwicke (Gloucester) ; 
Bill ordered, Lxx. 52. Not presented. Elmswell. See supra, 13, (Ashfield.) Elnsternwick (York); To inclose and settle 
a commutation for the tythes; x1. 37. Bill presented, 49, King’s consent signified, 191. R. A, 229. Elsdon. See infra, 123. 
(Rothbury.) Elsdon Garretsheels (Northumberland); tx11. 59. Bill presented, 184. R. A. 310. Elston. See infra, 113. 
(Orcheston.. Elton (Notts) ; Referred, rx11. 73. Report; to lie on the Table, 83. Leave granted for notices, 91. Bill ordered, 
262, Presented, 282. Committed, 316. Petition renewed, 565. Bill presented, 584. R. A. 729. Elton and Winster (Derby) ; 
Lx1v.68. Bill presented,183. King’s consent signified,249. R. a. 306. Elvetham (Hants); Bill ordered, Lxvir. 57. Not 
presented. Elvetham; Lxvitt. 49. Bill presented, 93. R. a. 507. 


Llkstone, 
Elland-cum-Greetland (York); Lvi11. 151. Bill presented, 


















































Emley (York); uxx1.18. Bill presented, 238. 
Not proceeded in. Emley ; uxx11. 18. Bill presented, 138. Lords Amendments agreed to, 266. R. a. 301. Emneth (Norfolk) ; 
Lxx1i. 18. Bill presented, 23. Re-committed; leave granted for notices; 165. Regent’s consent signified, 227. R. a. 301. 
Enborne and Hampstead, Marshall and Kintbury, and Inkpen (Berks); Lxv.25. Bill presented, 155. R. a. 380. ——— 
Endon. See infra, 81, (Horton.) Enfield (Middlesex); tv1.20. Bill presented, 459. Petition against, 547. Committee to 
send for persons, papers and records, 554. R. a. 665. Enford (Wilts) ; Lx1x. 29. Bill presented, 141. Petition against, 200. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 256. Rr. a. 280. Enford, Fifield, Coombe, Longstreet, Littlecot, and East Chisenbury (Wilts) ; 
Lx. 101. Bill presented 290. Lords Amendments agreed to, 486. Rk. a. 498. Englefield (Berks); tx1v.68. Bill presented, 
168. R, a. 306. Epsom (Surrey); Bill ordered, Lxvit.'74. Not presented. Epsom; txviti. 83. Bill presented, 245. 
Petitions against, 404, 441. Committee revived, 458. Not proceeded in. Ercall, High ; See supra, 44, (Cold Hatton.) Erdington 
and Witton (Warwick) ; Lv1. 142. Bill presented, 346. Read Third time, and further proceedings upon Third reading adjourned, 463. 
Resumed, and Bill passed, 470. Lords Amendments agreed to, 514. Rk. A. 603. Eriswell (Suffolk); txx11.18. Bill pre- 
sented, 28. R.A. 197. Erith (Kent); txvit. 9g. Bill presented, 49. Lords Amendments agreed to, 167. R. a. 172. 
Erpingham, Colby, Banningham, and Ingworth (Norfolk); Lxx111. 45. Bill presented, 168. Rr. a. 328. Erpingham, 
Ingworth, Thwayte, Alby, Suffield, and Bradfield (Norfolk); Bill ordered, Lxvitt.23. Not presented. . 









































Essington (Stafford); Lx111.25. Bill presented, 81. Voices, 94. Petitions 
against, 118,139. R.A. 191. Etherley Moor. See supra, 15, (Auckland Saint Andrew.) Etton (York); Bill ordered, 
LV11.175. Not presented. Etton; txx111.8. Bill presented, 173. R. a. 328. See infra, 68, (Glinton.) Everley (Wilts) ; 
LXXI. 33. Bill presented, 183. nk. a. 490. Eversden, Great (Cambridge); txv. 47. Bill presented, 186. Petition against, 
228. Petition for provision for inclosing lands in Little Eversden ; Bill committed; 282. Not proceeded in. See infra, (Eversden.) 
——— Eversden, Little (Cambridge); txv. 47. Bill presented, 192. Petition against, 228. Committed, 282. Not proceeded in. 
See infra, (Eversden.) Eversden, Great and Little ; Petition respecting both Bills, txv. 282. Bills committed, and instructions to 
Committee to make them into one, 282. Petitions against; referred, 318. Committee revived, 322. Time enlarged for 
report, 329. Further consideration of Report put off for six months, 346. Not proceeded in. Eversden, Great; Bill ordered, 
LXVI. 53. Not presented. Eversden, Great and Little; txv1. 53. Bill presented, 130. Read the Third time, and further proceeding 
adjourned, 

















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II. Petitions for Bills for Inclosures, &amp;c.—continued. 


adjourned, 258. Further adjourned, 267, 274, 278. Resumed; Regent’s consent signified, and Bill passed; 288. R.A. 372. 
——-— Eversholt (Bedford); Bill ordered, 1x.61. Presented, 249. Not proceeded in, Eversholt; ix1.84. Bill presented, 
225. R. Ae 629. Everton (Bedford, Huntingdon, and Cambridge); To inclose and extinguish the tythes; Lvi1.77. Bill 
presented, 108. Rk. A. 399- Ewell (Surrey); To inclose and make compensation for tythes; rv1.19. Bill presented, 239. 
R. A. 451. Ewell; 1x11.141. Bill presented, 264. Passed, 360. Petition renewed, 568. Bill presented, 584. Petition against, 
651. R. a. 776. Ewelme. See supra, 22, (Benson.) Exmoor Forest. See Forests, 5. Exning (Suffolk) ; 
Lx11,182. Bill presented, 294. Committed, 356. Petition renewed, 583. Bill presented, 586. Petition against, 662. Rr. a. 832. 
Eyam (Derby); tvri1. 136. Bill presented, 344. R. a. 419. Eye (Northampton); For inclosing and exonerating 
from tythes; LXXv. 30. Bill presented, 64. Petition against; to lie upon the Table until the Second reading, 69. Petition 
renewed, 117. Bill presented, 129. Rk. a. 374. Eye. See infra, 92, (Leominster.) 


























62. Faenol (Merioneth) ; Lx. 94. Bill presented, 229. King’s consent signified, 292. Lords Amendments agreed to, 371. k. a. 432. 





Fairburn (York); Bill ordered, txv111. 69. Petition read again ; Order of leave discharged, and Petition referred; 254. Leave 
granted for notices; Bill ordered; 270. Presented, 280. Regent’s consent signified, 468. R. a. 507. Falkland and Strath- 
miglo (Fife); Referred, Lxx. 42. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered ; 136. Presented, 140. Petitions against, 191. Regent's 
consent signified, 359. Petition for enlarging time for receiving Report, referred, 366. Time enlarged, 378. k. a. 437. ——— 
Fareham and Catisfield (Hants); tx. 67. Bill presented, 151. R. a. 280.——— Farington Moss (Lancashire); Bill ordered, 
LxxIv. 58. Petition read, and Order of leave for Bill read and discharged ; Petition referred; 165. Reported; Report to lie on the 
Table, 176. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 192. Presented, 199. R.A. 459. ————— Farlington (York); txvuit. 38. 
Bill presented, 252. R. A. 438. Farnborough (Hants); Bill ordered, Lxv.71. Not presented. Farnborough; txvi. 49. Bill 
presented, 133. R. A.300.—-— Farnham (Essex) and Bishop's Stortford (Herts); Bill ordered; Lxxv. 43. Petition renewed, 159. 
Bill presented, 227. R. A. 423.————— Farnham Royal (Bucks); txvii1. 74. Bill presented, 283. Not proceededin. Farnham, 
Royal; Bill ordered, Lxx. 50. Not presented. Farnham, Royal; Bill ordered, 1x x1. 49. Not presented.———F arringdon, Great. 
see supra, 46, (Coxwell.) Fawley (Hants); txvi11. 29. Bill presented, 101. Lords Amendment agreed to, 290. R. A. 338. 
Featherstone (York) ; Bill ordered, Lx111.117. Not presented. See supra, 7, (Ackton.) infra, 117,(Purston Jackling.) 157, (Whitwood.) 
————  Feckenham (Worcester); uxx1.18. Bill presented, 239. Lords Amendments agreed to, 381. R. A. 417. ——— 
Felmingham. See infra, 151, (Walsham, North.) ——— Feltwell (Norfolk); uxvii1. 41. Bill presented, 153. Petition 
praying that the name of one of the Commissioners may be expunged from the Bill ; To lie on the Table, 442. Bill re-committed, and 
Petition referred, 446. Rk. A. 543. Fenditton (Cambridge); tv111. 174. Bill presented, 469. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 662. R. a. 691. Fenstanton (Huntingdon); tvi1.g. Bill presented, 40. Petition against, 74. R. A. 494. ——— Ferriby, 
South (Lincoln); To inclose and make compensation in lieu of tythes; tv1. 44. Bill presented, 185. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 341. R. A. 450. Fetcham (Surrey); tv1 141. Bill presented, 447. R. a. 666. ———— Fetherston, otherwise Fether- 
stonhaugh (Northumberland); ux111. 48. Bill presented, 158. R. a. 269. 























63. Fiddington (Gloucester) ; Lxiv. 32. Bill presented,113. Petition against, 330. Not proceededin. Fiddington; Lxvi1. 38. 





Bill presented, 119. Regent’s consent signified, 343. Lords Amendments agreed to, 397. R. A. 410. Field, Dalling. See 
supra, 43, (Cley.) Fifield. See supra, 59, (Enford.)———Figheldean, North Newnton and Hilcot (Wilts); Referred, uxx1v. 103. 
Not reported. ——— Filby (Norfolk); tv11. 102. Bill presented, 166. R. a. 244.———— Fimber. See infra, 156, (Wetwang.) 
Finchley (Middlesex); Lxv1. 57. Bill presented, 84. Petition against, 111. R. A. 233. ————Finedon. See infra, 144, (Thingdon.) 
Fingringhoe (Essex); Bill ordered, uxvii1. 41. Not presented. Fingringhoe; ux1x. 45. Bill presented, 151. pr. a. 361. 
Finningham and Gislingham (Suffolk); tv11. 80. _Bill presented, 82. Re-committed, 174. | Again re-committed, 193. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 227. k. A. 244. ———— Firsby (Lincoln) ; txx1v. 67. Bill presented, 167. R. a. 459. Fish- 
lake. Seeinfra,'75, (Hatfield) 144, (Thorne.) Fishtoft (Lincoln); uxv. 14. Bill presented, 130. Petition against, 209. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 381. R. A. 403.———Fisherton, See infra, 107, (Marton.) Fitton. See infra, 158, (H ‘iggenhall.) 
Five Towns. See supra, 56, (Eaglesfield.) Flagg. See supra, 39, (Chelmorton.) Flax Bourton. See infra, 164, 
(Wracalt.) Fleet. See infra, 79, (Holbeach.) ———— Flint. See supra, 13, (Asaph, St.) Flint and Holywell (Flint); For 
embanking and inclosing ; Referred, Lxvi11. 30. Petition and Order o freference read again ; House informed it was not intended to lay 
any tax for the purposes in the Petition; Order discharged ; Bill ordered; Bill for inclosing presented; 250. Regent's consent sig- 
nified, 396. R. a. 438. Flitton cum Silsoe and Pulloxhill (Bedford); tx1v.83. Bill presented, 167. x. a. 382, ———Flitwick 
(Bedford); 1x1. 84. Bill presented, 285. R. a. 529. Flixton (York); ivi1. go. Bill presented, 415. Petition against, 465. 
Rr. A. 643.———Flotmanby. See infra, 64, (Folkton..————F lyford Flavell (Worcester); Lxvi11.g0. Bill presented, 285. rR. a. 507. 









































64. Folkton. See supra, 63, (Flixton.) ———— Folkton and Flotmanby (York); tv11.158. Bill presented, 460. r. a.644.———-Ford. See 


infra, 91, (Laverstock.) ——— Fordham (Cambridge); Lv1.13. Bill presented, 50. Petition against, 89. _ Bill committed, 295. 
Petition against read again; referred, and Counsel ordered ; allto have voices; 395. Not proceeded in. Fordham (Cambridge) ; Bill 
ordered, Lv111. 143. Not presented. Fordham; txiv.27. Bill presented, 158. Rr. a. 306. Fordingbridge (Hants); ux1x. 61. 
Bill presented, 138. Petition against, 103. Passed, 196. Not returned from the Lords. Fordington (Dorset) ; Bill ordered, 
tvit. 147. Not presented. Fordington ; For inclosing and discharging from tythes; Bill ordered, rx1x. 61. Not presented. 

Forebridge (Stafford) ; For amending Act; Referred, rx1x.64. Not reported. Forest, Clycothy, and Bwlichcynbyd 
(Carmarthen); Lxv. 43. Bill presented, 170. Not proceeded in. Forest Clyncothy ; txv1,62 Bill presented, 133. Order 
for reading the Bill the First time read; notice taken that printed copies of the Bill had not been at that time delivered; Order for 
Second reading discharged; printed copies delivered, and Bill read; 174. Rr. a. 387. Forncett (Norfolk); Lx1v. 156. Bill presented, 
166. R. A. 382. Forncett St. Peter, Forncett St. Mary, and Bunwell, (Norfolk); Lxiv. 51. Petition again read; Order for 
Bill discharged, and Bill or Bills ordered in thereupon 156. See supra, 32, (Bunwell.) Fornham. See infra, 121, (Risby.) 
Fornham St. Martin, and Fornham St. Geneveve (Suffolk); Lxx11. 50. Bill presented, 180. Petition against, 238. R. a. 376. 
Fotherington. See infra, 149, (Ulceby.) Foulsham (Norfolk); Bill ordered, Lxvi. 45. Not presented. 
Foulsham and Themelthorpe (Norfolk); Lxv1.45. Bill presented, 121. Petition against, 185. ik. a. 257. Foxhall. See 
supra, 32, (Bucklesham.) Foxley (Norfolk); Referred, Lx1x. 43. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 76. Presented, 128, 
R. A. 360. 









































65. Frampton-upon-Severn and Slimbridge (Gloucester) ; For leave to present a Petition; Referred, uxvitt. 111. Leave 





given; Petition presented; Bill ordered; 140. Presented, 147. Petition against, 439. Time enlarged for Report, 460. Again 
enlarged, 475. Lords Amendments agreed to, 616. kr. a. 631, ———— Framwelgate and Witton Gilbert (Durham); Lv1.12. Bill 
presented, 24. Lords Amendments agreed to, 216. R. a. 262. Fransham, Great and Little, and North Pickenham (Norfolk ;) 
ix. 81. Bill presented, 291. R. a. 432. ——— Frating. See supra, 22, (Bentley, Great.) Freckenham (Norfolk); Lxx. 46. 
Bill presented, 117. Lords Amendments agreed to, 275. R.A. 297.———Freezing Hill. See supra, 44, (Cold Ashton. ———Freuze, 
See infra, 113 , (Osmondeston.) Frickley cum Clayton (York); For inclosing, draining and exonerating from tythes ; Lxvit1. 23. 
Not presented. Frickley cum Clayton; tx1x.19. Bill presented, 143. R. A. 310.——— Fridaythorpe (York); txiv.59. Bill 
presented, 158. Not proceeded in. Fridaythorpe; txv.70. Bill presented, 194. Rk. A. 380. ——— Frieston and Butterwick 
(Lincoln); txt. 114. Bill presented, 218. R. a. 402. Frilford. See infra, 102, (Marcham.) Frimley (Surrey) ; 
ivi. 162. Bill presented, 402. nx. a. 666. ——— Friskney. See Drainages, 31. ——— Fritton. See supra, 27,( Bradwell. ——— 
Fritwell (Oxon); Lx11.94- Bill presented, 171. Re-committed, 311. R. A. 365. ——— Frizington (Cumberland); ix. 109, 
Bill presented, 203. Rk. A. 280. Frodingham (Lincoln) ; For inclosing, draining and making satisfaction for tythes; Lxvitt. 29. 
Bill presented, 281. Not proceeded in. See supra, 48, (Crosby.) ——~ Frodingham, North (York); ivi. 106. Bill presented, 3'74. 
R. A. 604. Frolesworth (Leicester); Lx. 55. Bill presented, 195. Petition against, 347. kn. a. 489,——— Frome. See 
infra, 107, (Mordiford.) Froxfield and Fyfield (Wilts); Bill ordered, Lxx. 42. Not presented. Froxfield and Fyfield; uxx111. 


59. Bill presented, 185. R. a. 328. Froxfield Barnett (Hants); tvi11. 158. Bill presented, 290, Petition against, 320. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 472. R. a. 496. 


























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II. Petitions for Bills for Inclosures, &amp;c.—continued. 


66. Fulbeck (Lincoln) ; To inclose and make compensation for tythes; L1x.13. Bill presented, 21. R. a. 57. 


67. Gamlingay. See infra, 152, (Waresley.) 


6s. Giberax. See infra, 147, (Totham.) 


Fulbourn 
(Cambridge); To inclose and exonerate from tythes; Lx1. 96. BBill presented, 334. R.A. 480. ——— Fulbourn (Cambridge); 
Referred, Lx111. 100. Order for referring Petition discharged; Bill ordered ; 201. Presented, 207. R. A. 451. Fulbrook (Oxon) ; 
Bill ordered, nv11.152. Not presented. Fulbrook; Bill ordered, tx11. 187. Not presented. Fulbrook; uxx11. 70. Bill pre- 
sented, 182. Petition for enlarging the time for Report; Referred, 267. Time enlarged, 270. Petition for further time ; Referred, 332. 
Leave to report forthwith ; Bill reported ; re-committed ; leave to sit and proceed on the morrow ; 335. Time to report further 
enlarged, 341. Lords Amendment agreed to, 402. R.A. 419. Fulham (Middlesex); Bill ordered, tv1. 166. Not presented. 
Fulham; Lxx. 40. Bill presented, 71. Not proceeded in. Fulham; Bill ordered, uxx1. 49. Not presented ———Fulmere (Bucks) ; 
Bill ordered, txvi1t. 71. Not presented. Fulmodeston with Croxton (Norfolk); Bill ordered, Lx111. 98. Not presented. 
Fulmodeston with Croxton, Stibbard, Great Ryburgh and Little Ryburgh (Norfolk); Lx111. 115. Bill presented, 217. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 419. R.A. 451. Fulstow, &amp;c. (Lincoln); To inclose and drain ; Referred, Lv11.116. Not reported. 
Fulstow; txx11. 18. Bill presented, 23. Re-committed ; leave granted for notices ; 125. R. a. 217. Fulwood (Lancashire) ; 
Lxv1.6o0. Bill presented, 140. R. A. 300. Fuudenhall (Norfolk) ; txv1.62. Bill presented, 126. nr. a. 356. Funtington. 
See supra, 26, (Bosham.) Fyfield (Berks); rxvi.63. Bill presented, 141. R. a. 327. See supra, 65, (Froxfield.) ——— 
Fyfield and Overton (Wilts); Lx1x. 49. Bill presented, 129. Petitions against, 166, 219. Lords Amendment agreed to, 321. 
R.A. 360. ———— Fylingdales (York); tx111. 110. Bill presented, 218. R.A. 451. ; 



































Gamston (Notts); tx111.98. Bill presented, 216. King’s consent signified, 376. 
R.A. 405. Ganerew. See infra, 157, (Whitchurch.) Ganton, Potter, Brompton and. Binnington (York); Referred, 
Lviit. 181. Leave granted for notices, 227. Bill ordered, 401. Presented, 408. R.A. 544. Garforth (York); Lxv. 20. 
Bill presented, 192. R.A. 297. Garragill. See supra, 9, ( Alston.) Garristown (Dublin); tviir. 120.’ Bill pre- 
sented, 154. R. A. 331. Garsington (Oxon); Lxvi. 47. Bill presented, 137. Petitions against, 168, 206. .R. A. 327. 
Gateshead (Durham); Referred, Lx1v. 56. Leave granted for notices, 105. Bill ordered, 167. Presented, 179. . R. A. 355. 
Gateshead; wxix. 26. Bill presented, 146. Lords Amendments agreed to, 369. R. A. 393- Gayton (Norfolk) ; 
Bill ordered, t1x. 97. Not presented. Gayton; Bill ordered, rx111. 106. Not presented. Gayton; Bill ordered, Lx1v. 88. Not 
presented. Gayton; Lxv. 54. Bill presented, 180. Petitions against, 202, 298, 341. Lords Amendments egreed to, 416. 
R. A. 449, Gayton-le-Marsh. See supra, 36, (Carlton, Great.) Gaywood and Mintlyn (Norfolk); tx1ir. 55. Bill 
presented, 115. Petition against, 186. Bill ordered, 212. Lords Amendments agreed to, 247. R. a. 269. Geddington. See 
infra, 154, (Weekley.) Geist (Norfolk); txviit. 34. Bill presented, 130. rk. a. 338. Generglyn. See infra, 95, 
( Llanfihangel.) Geyton (Norfolk); tv1.117. Bill presented, 271. Petitions against, 293, 298. Bill committed ; Petitions 
against; referred, and Counsel ordered ; all to have voices; 327. Not proceeded in. 















































Gidding, Great (Huntingdon), and Lutton (Huntingdon and Northampton); txx. 25. Bill 
presented and read, 66. Not proceeded in. Gidley Common (Devon); Bill ordered, txx. 53. Not presented. Gilligate 
(Durham); LXXI. 23. Bill presented, 180. rR. a. 385. Gilling (York); Bill ordered, tv111.135. Not presented. Gilling; 
Bill ordered, Lx1.111. Not presented. Gilling; txv.58. Bill presented, 194. R. a. 380. Gillingham and Motcombe 
(Dorset); Billordered, Lx111. 98. Not presented. Gillingham and Motcombe; Lx1v.68. Bill presented, 174. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 328. R. A. 336. Gillingham St. Mary, Gillingham All Saints, Winston and Windell (Norfolk); ux. 93. Bill 
presented, 172. King’s consent signified, 224. R.A. 280. Girton (Campridge) ; Lx111.100. Bill presented, 207. R. a. 451. 
Gislingham. See supra, 63, (Finingham.) Gladdestry and Colva (Radnor); txv.32. Bill presented, 95. King’s 
consent signified, 343. R. a. 381. Glandford. See infra, 132, (Snitterly,) Glassbridge. See supra, 47, (Cressingham.) 
Glasson (Cumberland) ; txv.13. Bill presented, 42. Rr. a. 201. Glatton with Holme (Huntingdon); rx1v. 68. Bill presented, 
174. R.A. 355- Glenfield (Leicester); Lx1v.g0. Presented, 179. R.A. 307. Glinton with Peakirk, Northborough, 
Maxey with Deepingate, Etton, and Helpston (Northampton) ; Lx1v. 60. Bill presented, 148. Motion for re-committing Bill negatived, 
299. Lords Amendments agreed to, 378. nr. a. 382. Glyndyfrdwy (Merioneth); rxv. 38. Bill presented,192. R.a. 402. 
Glyndyfrdwy ; Bill ordered, uxv. 71. Not presented. Gnosall (Stafford); Bill ordered, txx1.39. Not presented. 


















































69. Godalming, Chiddingford, Haslemere, and Compton (Surrey) ; Lviti. 182. Bill presented, 340. Lords Amend- 


m1. Graffham. See infra, 135, (Staughton, Great.) 








inents agreed to, 585. R. A. 588. Godmanchester (Huntingdon); Bill ordered, tv1. 45. Not presented. Godmanchester ; 
Lv111. 13. Bill presented, 22. Vetition against, 83. Rr. a. 116. Goggushland. See supra, 48, (Crowland.) Golcar 
(York); Referred, Lxxv. 2g. Petition renewed, 114. Bill presented, 122. Rr. a. 342. Gollon (Radnor); For leave to present 
Petition; Referred, Lxv111.101. Leave given; Petition presented; Bill ordered; 140. Not presented. Gonerby, Great, and 
Munthorpe cum Little Gonerby (Lincoln); 11x. 8g. Bill presented, 256. R. a. 373. Gooderstone (Norfolk); Lvir. 134. 
Bill presented, 352. Petitions against, 375, 378. Lords Amendments agreed to, 580. R. a. 644. ———— Goring (Oxon) ; Bill 
ordered, Lx111. 107. Not presented. Goring; txiv. 52. Bill presented, 178. Rr. a. 382. Goring (Sussex); Lx. 89. Bill 
presented, 116. RB. A. 256.———Gorleston. See supra, 45, (Corton.) Gosforth (Cumberland); txv. 49. Bill presented, 148. 
Petition against, 186. R. a. 403. Gotham (Notts); 11x. go. Bill presented, 148. R. a. 256. Gotherington (Gloucester) ; 
Lx. 47. Bill presented, 223.' RJA. 333. Gowers. See supra, 37, (Cerney.) Gowran (Kilkenny); For leave to present 
a Petition; Referred, Lx1x. 120. Leave given; Petition presented; Bill ordered ; 122. Presented, 151. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 322. R. A. 360. Gowthorpe (York); ‘To inclose and make compensation for tythes; Bill ordered, Lx. 93. Not presented. 
Gowthorpe; ‘To inclose and make a compensation for tythes; Bill ordered, Lx1. 100. Not presented. Gowthorpe; For leave to 
present Petition; Referred, Lxv. 98. Leave given; Petition presented; Bill ordered; 191. Presented, 192. ‘Time enlarged for 
Report, 335- RB. A- 449. 









































Grafton (Warwick); Lxvit. 32. Bill presented, 111. R. A. 352. 
Gransden, Little (Cambridge); To inclose and exonerate from tythes; Lxv111. 65. Bill presented, 284. R. a. 589. Grasby 
(Lincoln); To ivclose and exonerate from tythes ; Bill ordered, Lx1x. 38. Not presented. Grasby; To inclose and exonerate from 
tythes; Lxx. 34 Bill presented, 140. R. a. 297. Graveley (Cambridge); Lvi1. 91. Bill presented, 391. R. a. 541. 
Gravenhurst, Upper and Lower, and Upper Stondon (Bedford); For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; Lxxv. 28. 
Petition for provision ; referred, 32. Report; to lie on the Table, 64. Re-committed, 67. Report ; to lie on the Table, 70. Leave 
granted for notices, 71. Instruction for inclosing lands within the parish of Upper Stondon, 72. Petition renewed, 130. Bill 
presented, 224. King’s consent signified, 364. Lords Amendment agreed to, 429. R. a. 456. Greenford (Middlesex) ; 
txvit. 76. Bill presented, 85. rR. a. 338. Greenhill. See infra, 162, (Wootton Bassett.) Greet (Gloucester) ; Bill 
































ordered, Lx1. 108. Not presented. See infra, 159, (Winchcomb.) Grendon. See infra, 116, (Polesworth.) Gressenhall, 
East Bilney, and Great Bittering (Norfolk); txv1.62. Bill presented, 132. R. a. 233. Gretton (Gloucester) ; Referred, 
LXIx. 29. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered ; 82. Presented, 127. Petition against,151. R. A. 311. Greysouthen 





(Cumberland) ; Bill ordered, tx1x.62. Not presented. Greysouthen; Lxxiv. 38. Bill presented, 200. Lords Amendment agreed 
to, 456. R.A. 459. Greystoke (Cumberland) ; txviir.60. Bill presented, 115. R. a. 338. See infra, 82, (Hutton Soil.) 
Grimscot. See supra, 44, (Cold Higham.) Grindall (York) ; Bill ordered, Lv111. 170. Not presented. Grindleton 
(York); uxvi1.61. Bill presented, 142. R. A. 352. Grindon (Stafford); Bill ordered, ux. 87. Not presented. 
Grinsted, East. See supra, 13, (Ashurst Wood.) Grinstead, West, and White Parish (Wilts); Lv11. 96. Bill presented, 303. 
R. A. 541. ——— Griston (Norfolk) ; For leave to present a Petition; Leave given; Petition presented; Bill ordered, Lx1. 132. 
Presented, 293. R.A. 432. Grove. See infra, 152, (Wantage.) Guiseley. See infra, 165, (Yeadon.) 
Gussage 
Gwnnws, Lledrod, Llangrwython, Llanilar, Rhosdie, 
Llanddinoll 
































Gumecester. See supra, 69, (Godmanchester.) —~—— Gunhouse, otherwise Gunnas. See supra, 65, (Frodingham.) 
Saint Michael (Dorset); uxvii.63. Bill presented, 103. RB. A. 214. 















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72. Haburgh (Lincoln) ; LXVIII. 35. Bill presented, 154. R. A. 338. 


73. Hadsworth (York) 3 Lv11. 90. Bill presented, 119. R.a.%44. See infra, 115, (Perry Barr.) 


Llanddinoll and Llanychairn, and Llanrhystid Mevenidd (Cardigan); xx. 43. Bill presented, 131. Regent’s consent signified, 171. 
Rr. a. 267. Gwyddelfynydd (Merioneth); Referred, Lx1.111. Petition again read; Order for referring it to a Con:mittee 
discharged ; Bill ordered; 130. Presented, 229. King’s consent signified, 383. . A. 480. 
Llanfairtalhayarn (Denbigh); Bill ordered, Lxx1. 48. Not presented. 








Gwytheryn, Llansannan, and 





Hackford (Norfolk); tx1. 13. Bill presented, 174. 
R. A. 333- See infra, 157, (Whitwell.) ——— Hackett’s Broughton. See supra, 31, (Broughton Hackett.) —m— Hackness (York); 
LXX111. 34. Bill presented, 60. Petitions against, 79. 94. R.A. 378. Haddiscoe (Norfolk); L1x. 94. Bill presented, 160. Petition 
against, 207. R. A. 280.———Haddiscoe. See infra, 145, (Thurlton.)—-——Haddon. See supra, 16, (Bakewell) Hadstock (Essex) ; 
Lv1. 130. Bill presented, 282. Rr, a. 604. Hail (Cumberland); txvi.61. Bill presented, 125. Rk. A. 233. Halberton. 
See infra, 125, (Sampford Peverell.) Hale. See infra, 79, (Holme.) Halifax, (York); ux11. 91. Bill presented, 142. 
King’s consent signified, 230. R. a. 310.———Halifax. See supra, 17, (Barkisland.) 58, (Elland-cum-Greetland.)——Halse (Somerset) ; 
Bill ordered, xvi. 50. Not presented. Halton. See infra, 157, (Whitkirk.) Halton, East (Lincoln) ; To inclose, and 
make compensation in lieu of tythes; Lv1.105. Bill presented, 203. Lords Amendments agreed to, 341. R. A. 450. Halton 
Moss (Cheshire) ; Lxx1.10. Bill presented, 12. Petition for provision; Referred, 21. R. A. 231. Haltwhistle. See supra, 62. 
(Fetherston.) infra, 144, (Thirlwall.\———Halvergate (Norfolk); Lv11. 135. Bill presented, 352. R. A. 494.———Hammersmith. 
See supra, 66, (Fulham.) Hamminiog. See infra, 96, (Llanrhystid.) Hampresten (Dorset and Hants); itx1. 18. Bill 
presented, 121. R. A. 275. Hampton (Middlesex) ; For inclosing and exonerating from tythes ; Lxv1. 60. Bill presented, 127. 
Regent’s consent signified, 343. R. a. 387. Hampton in Arden (Warwick); Lx. 97. Bill presented, 264. King’s consent 
signified, 352. Lords Amendments agreed to, 436. R. A. 452. 












































Hankerton (Wilts) ; 
Lx111. 70. Bill presented, 80. R. a. 374. Hanley Castle (Worcester); For amending Act; Referred, txx11.70. Leave 
granted for notices; Bill ordered; 120. Presented, 181. Rk. A. 301. Hannah-cum-Hagnaby. See infra, 148, (Trusthorpe.) 
Hanney, East (Berks); tvr11. 149. Bill presented, 342. R. A. 544. Hannington (Northampton); tvir. 83. Bill 
presented, 361. Lords Amendments agreed to, 625. R. a. 644.———Hanslop (Berks); Lv111. 94. Bill presented, 274. R. a. 420+ 
Hanwell (Middlesex); uxvii1. 76. Bill presented, 85. R. a. 338. Hanworth, &amp;c. (Middlesex) ; For leave to present 
a Petition to amend Act; tv1. 416. Leave given ; Petition presented; to lie on the Table; 417. Read again, and referred, 434. 
Reported ; day appointed for further considering Report, 457. Report further considered, 467. Bill ordered, 468. Presented, 482. 
Petition against, 564. To lie on the Table till Third reading ; and Counsel ordered, 565. Bill read Third time ; Motion for calling in 
Counsel, negatived ; 576. Lords Amendment agreed to, 644. R. a. 666. Happisburgh. See infra, 76, (Hempstead.) 
Happisburgh and Lessingham (Norfolk); tv1.135. Bill presented, 202. R. a. 334. Harbottle Common (Northumberland) ; 
Lxx1.12. Bill presented, 16. R.a.121. Harbridge (Hants) ; For leave to present a Petition; Referred, Lxx1,129. Report 
re-committed, 151. Leave given, 154. Petition presented; Bill ordered; 154. Presented, 175. Report; to lie upon the Table, 
250. Not proceeded in. WHarbridge ; Lx x11. 43.: Bill presented, 53. R. a. 164. Harby. See infra, 125, (Saxelby.) ——— 
Hardingham (Norfolk); txvi11. 50. Bill presented,’284. Petition against, 363. R. a. 417.——— Hardley and Langley (Norfolk) ; 
Lxv. 34. Bill presented, 145. R. A. 297. Hardwicke (Cambridge); tx1x. 16. Bill presented, 91. Petition against, 164. 
Not proceeded in. Hardwick (Norfolk); tx1x. 89. Bill presented, 128. R.a. 280. See infra, 115, (Perthy.) ——— 
Harefield (Middlesex) ; Bill ordered, ux1. 70. Not presented. Harefield; txvi. 76. Bill presented, 139. Lords Amendment 
agreed tO, 402. R.A. 434. Haresfield (Gloucester); For leave to present a Petition; Referred, uxv1.84. Petition read; 
Order for referring it discharged ; Petition withdrawn; 99. Haresfield; txvi1,65, Bill presented, 83. R. a.229. See infra, 135, 
(Standish.) 












































74. Hargrave (Northampton) ; Lv11.77. Bill presented, 247. R.A. 387.———— Harlethorpe. See supra, 32,(Bubwith.) —— 





Harling, East (Norfolk); tv1.45. Bill presented, 71. R. a. 262. Harlington (Bedford); tx111. 80. Bill presented, 214. 
R. A. 374. Harlington (Middlesex); xxiv. 39. Bill presented, 163. Lords Amendments agreed to, 483. R.A. 531. 
See infra, (Harmondsworth) Harlow and Latton (Essex); Bill ordered, tx1x. 40. Not presented. Harlow and Latton; 
Bill ordered, Lx x111. 60. Not presented. Harlton (Cambridge); Lx11. 186. Bill presented, 294. Committed, 308. Petition 
renewed, 586, Bill presented, 633. Committed,673. Not proceededin. Harlton; tx111. 16. Bill presented, 56. R. A. 191. 
Harmondsworth, Cranford and Harlington (Middlesex); Bill ordered, tv1. 166. Not presented. Harmondsworth, Cranford and 
Harlington; tvi1.103. Bill presented, 248. Committed, 269. Petition against; referred, and Counsel ordered; 279. All to have 
voices, 280. Not proceeded in. Harmondsworth; tx. 108. Bill presented, 283. King’s consent signified, 424. Lords Amend- 
ments agreed to, 480. R. a. 489. Harmondsworth ; For amending Act; Referred, Lxx1. 37. Leave granted for notices, 97. 
Not proceeded in. Harpton and Woolpits (Radnor); Bill ordered, txviir. 76. Petition against, 147. Not presented. 
Harptoniand Woolpits; Bill ordered, tx1x.63. Not proceeded in. Harrow (Middlesex); xvii. 148. Bill presented, 490. 
Committed, 522. Petition against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; all to have voices; 539. Not proceeded in. Harrow ; 
Lviit. 166. Bill presented, 195. R.A. 419. Harrow; For leave to present a Petition to amend Act 43 Geo. III.; Leave given ; 
Petition presented; Bill ordered; 1x1.271. Presented, 282. x. a. 381. Hartlebury (Worcester); Lxx. 49. Bill presented, 
141. R.A. 363. Harlethorpe. See supra, 32, (Bubwith.) Hartley Bank. See infra, 128, ( Shelley.) Hartpury. 
See infra, 162, (Woolridge.) Hartshill and Ansley (Warwick); Lv111. 181. Bill presented, 396. R. a. 496. Hart- 
shorne. See supra, 18, (Barton.)————Harwell (Berks); tv11. 100. Bill presented, 301. Rk. A. 399. Harworth. See infra, 136, 
(Stirrup.) 












































75. Haseley, Old Stratford, Lapworth and Rowington (Warwick) ; Bill ordered, rx1x. 45. Not presented. —— 


Haseley (Oxon) ; Bill ordered, Lxxv. 36. Petition renewed, 136. Bill presented, 256. rn. a. 423. Haslemere. See supra, 69. 
(Godalming.) Haslingfield (Cambridge); txv.35. Bill presented, 171. R.A. 254. Hatfield (York); uxv1. 56. 
Bill presented, 136. Petitions against, 190, 207. Further proceedings upon Third reading adjourned, 220. Resumed; Bill 
passed; 225. R.A. 257. See infra, 144, (Thorne.) Hathersage (Derby); Lx111. 97. Bill presented, 216. King’s consent 
signified, 317. R.A. 451. ——— Hatton (Cheshire); Referred, rv111. 156. Reported; Report re-committed; 236. Leave granted 
for notices, 259. Bill ordered, 398. Presented, 40g. King’s consent signified, 484. Lords Amendment agreed to, 526. R. a. 544. 
Havering-atte-Bower (Essex); txv.39. Bill presented, 139. Petitions against, 170,211. ‘Time enlarged for Report ; 
Committee to send for persons, papers and records; 337. Bill reported ; Report to lie upon the Table, 371. Not proceeded in. 
Havering-atte-Bower ; Lxv1. 77. Bill presented, 140. Petition against, 241. Bill re-committed, 280. Regent's consent signified, 358. 
R. A. 434. Hawkesbury. See infra, 148, (Tresham.) Hawkswick (York); Lxx1.38. Bill presented, 139. R.A. 417. 
——— Hawley (Hants); Lxx.33. Bill presented, 69. nr. a. 184. Hay. See infra, 88, (Kirkby in Kendal.) —— Hayden, 
Hayden Wick and Morden (Wilts); Bill ordered, uxx1v. 50. Petition read; Order of leave read, and discharged; Petition 
referred ; 123. Petition against the Application, 1:;6. Petition for Bill reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 148. Re-committed, 165. 
Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered ; 207. Presented, 228. R. A. 459- Haydor. See infra, 85, (Kelby.) Hayes 
(Middlesex) ; Bill ordered, Lv11.101. Not presented. Hayes; To inclose and exonerate from tythes; Bill ordered, 11x. 99. Not 
presented. Hayes; To inclose and exonerate from tythes ; Bill ordered, Lx. 102. Not presented. Hayes ; To inclose and exonerate 
from tythes; Bill ordered, 1x1. 24.. Not presented. Hayes; 1x11. 95. Bill presented, 270. Petition renewed, and Bill ordered, 642. 
Not presented. Hayes; uxtv.61. Presented, 174. Rr. a. 382. See infra, 165, ( Yeading.) Hayneford (Norfolk); tv11. 65. 
Bill presented, 80. r.a. 167. —~—— Hayton (Cumberland) ; 1x11. 90. Bill presented, 283. Committed, 310. Petition renewed, 585. 
Bill presented, 604. R.a.'776. See supra, 21, (Beilby.) 



































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76. Headington (Oxon) 3 Lv. 138. Bill presented, 367. Rr. a. 604. 


77. Hepworth (Suffolk) ; Lxx. 52. Bill presented, 86. Lords Amendments agreed to, 377. R. a. 388. 


78. Hickling (Norfolk) ; To inclose and drain; Referred, rv1. 136. Bill ordered, 191. Presented, 213. R. A. 334. 





Headon cum Upton (Notts); rxx.9. Bill presented, 
70. R. A. 184. Heaton (Stafford); Lxx1. 23. Bill presented, 195. R. a. 291.——Heckingham. See infra, 111, ( Norton.) 
Helhoughton. See infra, 124, (Rudham.) Hellesdon. See supra, 46, (Costessey.\—-—Helleston (Cornwall) ; ux x111. 18. 
Bill presented, 184. Petition against, 238. R. a. 328.———Helmsley. See infra, 89, (Kirkdale.) Helperby. See supra, 28, 
(Brafferton.) Helperthorp. See infra, 154, (Weaverthorp.) ———— Helpston. See supra, 68, (Glinton.) ———— Hemblington. 
See supra, 25, (Blofield. ——— Herningbrough. See supra, 55, (Duffield, South,) infra, 113, (Osgodby.) ———— Hemingford Abbotts 
and Hemingford Grey (Huntingdon) ; LVI. 45. Bill presented, 89. R. A. 450. Hemiock, Halberton, and Willand (Devon) ; 
Bill ordered, 1x1x.47. So much of Order discharged as relates to Halberton and Willand; Bill for Hemiock presented; 149. 
R. A. 310. Hempnall (Norfolk); Referred, Lxxi1. 73. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 104. Presented, 182. 
R. A. 301. ——— Hempstead (Norfolk} ; For allotting and draining; Referred, txvi1. 49. Bill ordered, gz. Presented, 114. R.A. 
214. Hempstead, Barnwood and Upton St. Leonard’s, &amp;e. (Gloucester); For inclosing and draining; Lx1x.19. Bill pre- 
sented, £35. R. A. 233. Hemsby (Norfolk); Bill ordered, Lx. 50. Not presented. Hemsby; uxv. 34. Bill presented, 145. 
R. A. 297. ——— Hemsworth (York); Lviit. 133. Bill presented, 370. R. a. 496.————— Henbury. See infra, 155, (Wi estbury.) 
Hendred, East. See supra, 12, (Hardington.) Henllan (Denbigh); tv11. 91. Bill presented, 338. Petition against, 
373. King’s consent signified, 405. R. A. 493- Hensall (York); Bill ordered, txv. 58. Not presented. WHensall ; To inclose 
and exonerate from tythes; 1xx111.17. Bill presented, 81. Lords Amendments agreed to, 190. R. A. 199. Henwick. 
See infra, 143, (Thatcham.) 












































Herringfleet. See 
supra, 33, (Burgh Castle.)————Herringswell (Suffolk); 1x11. 181. Bill presented, 263. Passed, 355. Petition renewed, 583. Bill 
presented, 600. rR. a. 776. Hertingfordbury (Herts); tv1. 14. Bill presented, 231. Lords Amendments agreed to, 325. 
R. A. 334. Hessle and Ryhill (York); Bill ordered, xxiv. 57. Not presented. Heston. Seeinfra, 84, (Isleworth.) 
Heversham (Westmorland) ; Bill ordered, Lvr. 204. Not presented. Heversham; Ltviti. 142. Bill presented, 
339. King’s consent signified, 491. Lords Amendments agreed to, 569. Rk. a. 578.————Heworth (York); For leave to 
present a Petition; Leave given; Petition presented; Bill ordered; Lx1. 218. Not presented. Heworth; Bill ordered, x11. 172. 
Not presented. Heworth ; For inclosing and exonerating from tythes ; Bill ordered; rx1x. 44. Not presented. Heworth; rxx11. 35. 
Bill presented, 182. Petition against, 266. Regent’s consent signified, 302. Lords Amendments agreed to, 349. R. a. 376. 
Heworth ; To amend Act; Referred; additional Petition; Referred; Lxx11r. 53. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 103. 
Presented, 182. Time enlarged for Report, 257, 276. R.A. 378. ——_=—— Heybridge (Essex); uxvi. 72. Bill presented, 140. 
Petitions against, 158, 181, 222. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 211. R. A. 372. —~=——Heydon (Essex); 
Lxx. 41. Bill presented, 74. Petition against, 96. R.A. 184. ——— Heyford and Calcott (Oxon); tv1.1g0. Bill presented, 
314. Rk. A. 603. 

















Higham 
(Leicester); 1x1. 100. Bill presented, 382. R.A. 529. ——=—— Higham (Suffolk); txx11. 70. Bill presented, 180. Petitions 


against, 211, 255, 346, 350. Not returned from the Lords. —~-— Hildersham (Cambridge) ; Bill ordered, tv1. 20. Not presented. 
See supra, 6, (Abington, Great.)\————Hilderstone (Stafford); Lx1x. 30. Bill presented, 140. R. a. 360. Hillam (York); To 
amend Act 37 Geo. III.; Bill ordered, ux1. 100. Presented, 340. Not proceededin. Hillam; ux11.172. Bill presented, 271. 
Committed, 349. Not proceededin. Hillam; ix111. 110. Bill presented, 218. Petition against, 300. _ Bill re-committed, 329. 
R. A. 451. Hillingdon (Middlesex); Lx1. 32. Bill presented, 334. Not proceeded in. Hillingdon ; For inclosing and exonerating 
from tythes; Lxv1i. 59. Bill presented, 114. Petition against, 159. R. A. 290. Hilperton and Trowbridge (Wilts); tx x. 36. 
Bill presented, 109. Lords Amendments agreed to, 267. R. a. 297. Hilton (Huntingdon); Bill ordered, tv11. 9. Not 
presented, ——— Hinderwell (York); ux111.114. Bill presented, 218. Committed, 280. Not proceeded in. See infra, 123, 
( Rousby.) ———— Hindolveston, Swanton, Novers and Wood Norton (Norfolk) ; Lxvt. 49. Bill presented, 119. Petitions against, 
156, 172. R.A. 300. Hindringham (Norfolk); uxx. 11. Bill presented, 82. Lords Amendments agreed to, 338. 
R. A. 363.———Hinton. See supra, 39, (Cherryhinton.) infra, 82, (Hurst. —-——Hinxton (Cambridge) ; For inclosing and exonerating 
from tythes; Lxxv.6. Bill presented, 21. R. a. 104, ——— Hinxworth (Herts) ; To inclose and discharge from tythes ; Lv11. 179. 
Bill presented, 394. R. A. 494.——— Hipswell. See infra, 82, (Hudswell.}——— Histon and Impington (Cambridge) ; tv1. 129. 
Bill presented, 368. Petition against, 442. _ Bill re-committed, 538. Reported,557. © Amendments proposed; Motion for re-com- 
mitting the Bill with respect to the said proposed Amendments, negatived; 558. R. A. 640. Hitcoat. See supra, 57, 
(Ebrington ) 




















79. Hockwold cum Wilton (Norfolk) ; Referred, Lx1x. 46. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 76. Presented, 128. Lords 


Amendments agreed to, 202. R. A. 233. Hoe, Worthing and Dillington (Norfolk); txv. 54. Bill presented, 162. Petition 
against, 211. Not proceeded in. Hoe. See supra, 27, (Bradenham, East.) infra, 126, (Scarning.}\————Hoff Row. See supra, 54, 
(Drybeck.) Hogsthorpe. See infra, 107. (Mumby.) Holbeach. See infra, 156, (Whaplode.) Holbeach and Whaplode 
(Lincoln) ; Lxv11. 60. Bill presented, 134. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 288. Regent’s consent signified ; Bill re-committed ; 
Committee to sit and proceed forthwith, and to report on or before a certain day ; 329. Regent’s consent signified; Bill passed; 354. 
R. A. 416.———Holbeach, Whaplode and Fleet ; For amending Acts for inclosing and draining ; Referred, Lxvi11.'71. Not reported. 
Holdenhurst. See supra, 42, (Christchurch.)—&lt;——Holdfast (Worcester); Lxv11.9. Bill presented, 95. R. a. 214. 
Holderness. See supra, 58, (Elsternwick.) infra, 85, (Keyingham.) 86,(Kilnsea.) 113, (Owthorn.) 124, (Ryhill. ———Hollington 
(Derby); Bill ordered, uxx1. 35. Not presented. Hollington; For leave to present a Petition ; Referred, .xx11. 160. Leave given ; 
Petition presented ; Bill ordered ; 171. Presented, 182. Leave for notices granted ; Bill re-committed; leave to report on a certain 
day ; 269. Lords Amendments agreed to, 376. R. A. 419.———Holme (York); rxvii1. 67. Bill presented, 285. Not proceeded in. 
See infra, 124, (Runcton Holme.) Holme Cultram (Cumberland); 1x1. 64. _Bili presented, 293. Petition against, 371. 
R. A. 480. Holme (York); For inclosing and discharging from tythes ; Bill ordered, Lxx. 35. Not presented. Holme, 
Hale and West Bradenham (Norfolk); ivi. 20. Bill presented, 393. x. a.603. Holme-next-the-Sea (Norfolk); Bill ordered, 
Lxxv. 26. Petition renewed, 145. Bill presented, 158. R.A. 342.—————Holmer. See infra, 102, (Marden.) Holmescales. See 
infra, 82, (Hutton..\———Holmesfield. See supra, 54, (Dronjield.) =—— Holt (Denbigh) ; txx1. 8. Bill presented, 19. Petition 
against, 187. Committee revived ; time enlarged for Report; 350. Time further enlarged, 361,370. Report; To lie upon the Table, 377. 
Not proceeded in. Holt; uxx11. 67. Bill presented, 182. Petitions against, 206, 225. Committee to send for persons, papers and 
records, 231. Time enlarged for Report, 269. Further enlarged, 303, 309, 330, 377. Regent’s consent signified, 410. R. a. 458. 
Holt (Worcester); Lxv. 31. Bill presented, 114. R.A. 297.——-—— Holt and Letheringsett (Norfolk); tx11.106. Bill 
presented, 154. Petition against, 212. Passed, 352. Petition renewed, 567. Bill presented, 594. nr. a.'776. Holt and Letheringsett ; 
To amend Act; Referred, tx1v. 78. Bill ordered,107. Presented, 166. R. 4. 335. ———— Holtby. See infra, 153, (Warthill.) 
Holton-le-Moor (Lincoln) ; For inclosing and making satisfaction for tythes; Lx1x.65. Bill ordered, 66. Not presented. 
Holton-le-Moor; For inclosing and exonerating from tythes ; Bill ordered, Lxx. 35. Not presented—&lt;—Holveston. See supra, 22, 
(Bergh Apton.) ———— Holwell. See infra, 139, (Shitlington.———— Holwick. See infra, 99, (Lune.)——— Holy Cross. See supra, 
31, (Broughton.) 












































81. Honingham (Norfolk) ; uxvit. 38. Bill presented, 88. R. A. 214. ——— Hope, Bradwell, Aston, and Thornhill (Derby); 





LXI. 14. Bill presented, 103. King’s consent signified, 170. R. A, 275.——————-Hopemansel (Hereford); Lx11.174. Bill presented, 
262. RK. A. 365. Hopesay (Salop); Bill ordered, Lxx1.39. Not presented. ———— Hopewell. See infra, 123, (Rothbury.) 
——— Hopton. See supra, 45, (Corton.) infra, 135, (Stanton Lacy.) Hopwood (Lancashire); Referred, Lxvir. 15. Leave 
granted for notices; Bill ordered; 2a, Presented, 32. Lords Amendments agreed to, 154. i. A. 158. ——_—-— Horbury (York); 
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Lxtv. 41. Presented, 179. ®. A. 335-——=—— Hordle. See infra, 141, (Sway.) ———— Horkesley, Great, and Boxted (Essex) ; 
Lxvill. 29. Bill presented, 148. R. a. 507. Horley (Surrey) ; LXV. 28. Bill presented, 187, Rr. a. 380. See supra, 
38, (Charlwood.) ———— Hormead, Great (Herts); For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; Lx1x. 36. Bill presented, 162. 
Time enlarged for Report, 298, 328. Lords Amendments agreed to, 477. B.A. 496. Hormead, Great; To amend Act; 
Referred, uxx1.71. Not presented.— — Hornby. See infra, 82, (Hunton.) ——— Horncastle (Lincoln); To inclose and 
exonerate from tythes; Bill ordered, tv111.60. Another Petition to the same purpose; Order of leave for Bill discharged, and 
another Bill ordered; 150. Presented, 366. Rk. A. 453- Horning (Norfolk); tx11. 171. Bill presented, 271. Bill reported ; 
to be engrossed ; 333- Petition renewed, 567. _ Bill presented, 594. R. a. 776. ——— Horningsea (Cambridge) ; To inclose and 
exonerate from tythes; Lvir. 89. Bill presented, 187. R. a. 353. Horningsheath, Great (Suffolk); Lxvir1. 64. Petition, 
for leave to present Petition for inclosing Westley; referred, 205. Leave granted for notices for Westley; instruction to 
make provisions for inclosing Westley; 257. Bill presented, 285. R. a. 508. ————Horningtoft. See infra, 157, (Whissonsett.) 
——— Hornsea (York); To inclose and make compensation in lieu of tythes; Lv1. 105. Bill presented, 374. R. a. 640, ——— 
Hornsey (Middlesex); uxvii1. 76. Bill presented, 85. Petition against, 176. R. a. 338. Horsey (Norfolk) ; For inclosing 
and draining; Referred, txvi1.19. Bill ordered, 92. Presented, 104. Lords Amendments agreed to, 209. R. A. 214. 
Horsham (Sussex); Lxvii. 38. Bill presented, 129. R. a. 214. ——— Horseley, West (Surrey); Bill ordered, tv1.141. Not 
presented. Horseley, West; tv11.128. Bill presented, 152. R. a. 418. Horton (Stafford); ux111.94. Bill presented, 214. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 424. R. A. 451. Horton and Studley (Oxon and Bucks); Bill ordered, tv1. 168. Not 
proceeded in. Horton in Ribblesdale (York); txvir1.22. Bill presented, 285. Petition against; to lie upon the Table till 
Second reading, 312. Not proceededin. WHorton in Ribblesdale; tx1x.29. Bill presented, 129. Lords Amendment agreed to, 321. 
n. A. 360. ———— Horwich Moor (Lancashire); txx. 48. Bill presented, 134. Time enlarged for Report, 260. R. a. 321. 
Host. See supra, 54, (Drybeck.\————Houghton. See infra, 151, (Walsingham.)}———Houghton Conquest (Bedford); xx1. 12. Bill 
presented, 19. R. A. 159. Houghton Regis (Bedford); To alter and amend Act, and for making and completing certain roads ; 
Referred, tv111. 59- Bill ordered, 82. Presented, 186. Rr. a. 331. Houghton, with Castleford (York); Lxx1. 8. Bill presented, 
10. Petition against,62. Regent's consent signified, 123. R. A. 231.————Hoveton Saint John (Norfolk) ; Bill ordered, tx1x. 43. 
Not presented. WHoveton Saint John; txxiv.70. Bill presented, 215. B. A. §31. ——— Howden. See infra, 131, (Skelton.) 
Hoyland Swaine. See infra, 131, (Silkstone.} 






































82. Hucklow, Little (Derby) 3 L1x. 10. Bill presented, 20. R. a. 142.————Hucklow, Great (Derby) ; tv111.176. Bill presented 
377. King’s consent signified, 442. R. a. 496. Huddersfield. See supra, 6g, (Golcar.) infra, 93, (Lindley.) 103, (Marsden.) 
Hudswell and Hipswell (York); tx11. 121. Bill presented, 262. Committed, 315. Petition renewed, 594. Bill presented, 
619. R. A. 805.————Humbleton. See supra, 58, (Elsternwick.) Hungerford (Berks and Wilts) ; tx v1. 67. Bill presented, 122. 
Petition against, 200. R.A. 372. Hunshelf (York); tx1v. 45. Bill presented, 140. Committed, 194. Not proceeded in. Hunshelf ; 
Lxv. 39. Bill presented, 156. R. a. 297. Hunslet (York) ; Bill ordered, tx1x. 38. Not presented.——Hunston. See supra, 
13, (Ashfield.) Huntington. See supra, 29, (Brilley.) infra, 141, (Swineshead.)———Huntington Hill. See supra, 68, (Gladdestry.) 
Hunton (York) ; ux11. 124. Bill presented, 189. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 352. Petition renewed, 576. 

Bill presented, 587. -R. a. 776. Hunton and Scotton (York) ; Bill ordered, tv1. 198. Not presented.—-——Hurley (Warwick) ; 
Lx1x. 42. Bill presented, 127. Rk. A. 233. Hursley (Hereford); Bill ordered, Lv11.137. Not presented, ——— Hursley 
(Hants); xiv. 21. Bill presented, 25. R. a. 132. Hurst (Wilts and Berks); 1x11.170. Bill presented, 281. Committed, 321. 
Petition renewed, 632. Bill presented, 641. x. a. 832. ——— Hurstborne Tarrant (Hants) ; uxx111. 46: Bill presented, 183. 
Notice taken that the Bill was not prepared according to the Standing Orders ; Order for Second reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 
and another ordered ; 227. Presented, 229. Petition for further time to Report, referred to a Committee, 286. Reported ; and further 
time granted; 296. Lords Amendments agreed to, 366. Rr. a. 378. Hutton Conyers, Rainton with Newly and Melmerby 
(York); xv. 71. Bill presented, 181. Petition against, 237. Further proceedings upon the Third reading adjourned, 348. Resumed, 
355- King’s consent signified, 356. . a. 449.———Hutton Lowcross (York); Bill ordered, Lxx. 40. Not presented.————Hutton 
Old, and Holme Scale (Westmorland) ; Bill ordered, txx. 29. Not proceeded in.———Hutton Roof (Westmorland); uxx. 44. Bill 
presented, 140. Lords Amendments agreed to, 318. R. a. 363. Hutton Soil (Cumberland); Bill ordered, tvi11. 170, Not 
presented. Hutton Soil; Bill ordered, uxv1. 53. Not presented. Hutton Soil. See supra, 71, (Greystoke.) Hutton and 
Holmescales (Westmorland); Bill ordered, Lxxv. 31. Not presented. ——— Hutton-‘ith’-Hay. See infra, 88, (Kirkby in Kendal.) 
Hutton’s Ambo (York); For leave to present a Petition for confirming the award on the Inclosure of Lands in that township ; 

Leave given ; Petition presented, and referred ; 1x. 324. Leave granted for notices, 337. Billordered, 389. Presented, 399. R. a. 
489. Hykeham, North and Skellingthorpe (Lincoln); Lx11. 165. Bill presented, 242. Committed, 357. Petition renewed, 

582. Bill presented, 594. Petition against, 662. R. a. 776. 















































83. Ickleton (Cambridge) ; Bill ordered, rv111. 174. Not presented. Ickleton ; Bill ordered; 11x. 109. Not presented. Ickleton; 
Bill ordered, Lx. 99. Not presented. Ickleton; txv. 47. Bill presented, 14, Rk. a. 448.———Icklingham (Suffolk); txvii1. 94. 
Bill presented, 281. R. a. 438. Icomb (Worcester); Lx1v. 57. Bill presented, 132. R. a. 306.———Idle (York); ux1v. 73. Bill 
presented, 179. R. A. 335.——=——Idsall. See infra, 149, (Upton.) Idsworth. See supra, 38, (Chalton.) Iffley. See infra, 
165, (Yeftley.)————Iken (Suffolk) ; 11x. 88. Bill presented, 146. R. a. 280. Ilchester Mead (Somerset); uxir. 127. Bill 
presented, 241. k. A. 365. Ilminster (Somerset) ; Bill ordered, xx. 29. Presented, 70. n. a. 266.———Ilsey, East (Berks) ; 
Bill ordered, 1x1x. 46. Not presented. Ilsington Heathfield, &amp;c. (Devon); tx1v.64. Bill presented, 127. RK. A. 335.——_—_ 
Impington. See supra, 78, (Histon.) Ingham (Norfolk); Bill ordered; uxx1.31. Not presented. Ingham; Lxx1v. 43. 
Petition for leave to present the Bill; referred to a Committee; 304. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 311. Read again, and 
leave given, 318. Bill presented, 328. Time enlarged for Report, 419. R. A. 531. Ingham. See supra, 76, (Hempstcad.)——— 
Inglewood. See infra, 114, (Penrith,) Ingworth. See supra, 59, (Erpingham.)———Inkberrow (Worcester); Lx1x. 14. Bill 
presented, 127. R.A.195- Inkberrow; Referred, tx1x.61. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 94. Not presented. 
———Ippollitts. See infra, 164, (Wymondley.) 





























84. Ireby, High (Cumberland) ; Bill ordered, ux1v."61. Not presented. Ireby, High; uxvt. 45. Bill presented, 131. R. A. 327. 
Irstead (Norfolk); Lx11. 157. Bill presented, 174. R. a. 310. See infra, 108, (Neatishead.) ——— Irthlingborough (Nor- 

thampton); Bill ordered, tv1. 195. Not presented. _Irthlingborough ; Lx111. 66. Bill presented, 169. 
nified, 249. R. a. 269. Irton. See infra, 127, (Seamer.) ——Irton and Santon (Cumberland); Lxiv. 82. Bill presented, 
166. R. A. 335- Isell (Cumberland); Bill ordered, ux11. 169. Not presented. Isell; ux111. 48. Bill presented, 138. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 247. R.A. 269.——— Ishmael, Saint. See infra, 114, (Pembrey.) Isle Abbotts, &amp;c. 
(Somerset) ; Lxx. 29. Bill presented, 126. rR. a. 297. Isleworth, &amp;c. (Middlesex); Bill ordered, txvir. 57. Not presented. 
Isleworth, &amp;c.; Lxvi11. 95. Bill presented, 286. Petition against, 442. Regent's consent signified; Bill passed; 511. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 561. R. 4.589. Isleworth, &amp;c.; To amend Act; ~xx111. 36. Referred, 37. Leave granted for 
notices ; Bill ordered; 115. Presented, 134. R. a. 328.—&lt;——— Islip (Oxon); Bill ordered, rv111. 200. Not presented. Islip 
(Oxon); For leave to present a Petition; Leave given; Petition presented; Bill ordered; 11x. 330. Presented, 374. R. A. 431. 
Itchen Abbas (Hants) ; Lxv11. 70. Bill presented, 143. 2. A- 384.————Itchingswell. See supra, 57, (Ecchinswell. ——— 

Ive, St. See supra, 35, (Callington.) ———Ives, St. (Huntingdon); Lv1. 54. Bill presented, 389. Petition against, 423. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 630. R. a. 641. Ixworth and Thurston (Suffolk); tv1i1. 169. Bill presented, 231. Lords Amend- 


ments agreed to, 497. R. A. 544.————— John, St. (Cumberland); uxviit. 28. Bill presented, 248. kr. a. 508, ———— Joseland ; 
See infra, 114, (Paxton, Great.) 





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86. Kidlington (Oxon) ; Lxv. 74. Bill presented, 187. R. a. 448. 


87. er. Sutton (Northampton) ; «rx. 63. Bill presented, 245. R. a. 373. 


ss. Ki rby. See supra, 31, (Broughton, Great..—&lt;——Kirby Bedon (Norfolk); Lxvi1. 50. Bill presented, 114. R. a. 214. 


69. Kirkdale (York) ; 1x1. 60. Bill presented, 361. R. a. 529. 


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II. Petitions for Bills for Inclosures, &amp;¢.—continued. 
85. Keadby (Lincoln) ; Billordered, 1x. 87. Not presented. 





Keinton Mandefield (Somerset); t1x. 93. Bill presented, 276. 
Committee to sit on a certain day notwithstanding adjournment, 296. R. a. 373. Kelby, &amp;c. (Lincoln); tvir. 162. Bill 
presented, 388. | R. a. 644. —=— Kelfield (York); For leave to present a Petition; Leave given; Petition presented ; Bill ordered, 
LXI. 253. Presented, 382. Lords Amendments agreed to, 501. R. A. 529. See Turnpike Roads, 363. Kelsal (Cheshire) ; 
Lx1v- 75. Presented, 178. 8. A. 306, —«— Kelsey, North (Lincoln) ; To inclose and drain; Referred, Lvit.109. Not reported. 
Kelsey, North ; For inclosing and exonerating from tythes ; Lxv111. 48. Bill presented, 281. Committed, 420. Petition for provi- 
sion, referred, 421. Repozt thereon, 439. Instruction accordingly, 453. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 468. Regent’s consent signi- 
fied, 496. Lords Amendments agreed to, 544. R. a. 588. Kelsey North ; For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; Lxx. 35. Bill 
presented, 140. Petition for enlarging time for receiving Report,259. Time enlarged, 270. Further enlarged, 299, 311. -R. a. 388. 
Kelsey, North. . See supra, 35, (Caistor. —-—Kempsford and Dryffield (Gloucester) ; To alter and amend Act, and direet what com- 
pensation shall be made for tythes; Lv11.107. Bill presented, 224. rp. a. 386. Kempston (Bedford); tvi1. 113. Bill 
presented, 179. Petition against, 211. R. A.353- Kempston. See infra, 98, (Longham.) Kendal. See’ supra, 82, (Hutton.) 
Kennet (Cambridge); Lxv111.65. Bill presented, 239. Petition against, 446. R.A. 543. Kennington (Berks); ivr. 
99. Bill presented, 405. R. a. 644. Kentisbeere. See infra, (Kentismoore.) Kentismoore (Devon); tvr. 147. 
Bill presented, 238. R. A. 451. Kettering (Northampton); L1x. 7. Bill presented, 55. R. A. 142. Kettlewell and 
Conistone (York); tv1. 165. Bill presented, 387. Rr. a. 603. Kexbro’ and Baraugh (York); Bill ordered, xx1v. 80. 
Not presented. Keyingham (York); tv11. 144. Bill presented, 358. rR. a. 644. Keysoe (Bedford); ty111. 186. Bill 
presented, 415. BR. A. 544+ 












































Kidwally. See infra, 114, (Pembrey.) ——— Kidwelly 
(Carmarthen); Bill ordered, ux111. 106. Not presented. Kidwelly; Bill ordered, Lxx. 43. Not presented. ——~— Kidwelly, 
Saint Ishmael, and Pembrey (Carmarthen); For enclosing, draining and embanking; Bill ordered, txvit. 66. Not presented. ——— 
Kidwelly, Pembrey, and Saint Ishmael (Carmarthen); For inclosing, draining and embanking ; txvi11. 86. Not presented. ——— 
Kilburn, High and Low (York); txvitr. 69. Bill presented, 252. _ rR. a. 417. Kilburton. See supra, 79, (Holme.) 
Kill. See infra, 99, (Lyons.) Killington (Westmorland); Lxv1. 44. Bill presented, 126. Re-committed; time enlarged 
for Report; 305. BR. A. 387. ———— Kilmainham, &amp;c. (Dublin) ; Bill ordered, x x11. 38. Not presented. Kilmainham, &amp;c. ; 
Referred, ~xx111. 55. Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; presented; 181. Petition for further time for making the 
Report ; Regent’s consent signified; leave given for Committee to report on a certain day; 318. R. A. 378.° Kilmington 
(Somerset); Lx1x. 42. Not presented. Kilmington, &amp;c.; Lx1x. 49. Bill presented, 130. R.A. 310. Kilmiston (Hants) ; 
Lviir. 164. Bill presented, 418. R.A. 544. Kilnsea (York); For inclosing and making a commutation of tythes; Bill 
ordered, ux11. 172. Not presented. Kilnwick (York); ux1. 60. Bill presented, 286. Lords amendments agreed to, 382. 
R. A. 432. See supra, 22, (Beswick.) Kimble, Great and Little, and Ellesborough (Bucks); tvi11. 164. Bill presented, 370. 
R. A. 496. Kinfare (Stafford); tv1.13. Bill presented, 81. R. a. 220. 



































King’s Brompton, &amp;c. (Somerset); tv1. 44. 

ill presented, 57. R.A. 220. King’s Cliffe (Northampton); Lxiv.57. Bill presented, 172. King’s consent signified, 295. 
R. A. 355-——=— King’s Pyon (Hereford); ux1. 79. Bill presented, 316. Rr. a. 402. King’s Sedgmoor. See supra, 46, 
(Cossington.)———— Kingsbury. See supra, 26, (Bodymoor Heath.) Kingsclere. See supra, 57, (Ecchinswell.) Kingsdon 
(Somerset) ; 11x. 93. Bill presented, 232. RB. a. 373. Kingsland. See supra, 15, ( Aymestry.}———Kingsley.- See infra, 143, 
(Tettenhall.) 157, (Whitston.) —— Kingston (Cambridge); uxv. 47. Bill presented, 148. R. a. 449. Kingston 
(Hereford) ; Bill ordered, xv. 62. Not presented. See infra, 142, (Taunton.) Kingston Bagpuize (Berks); Bill ordered, ix. 
60. Not presented. Kingston Bagpuize; Lx1.68. Bill presented, 403. R.A. 547+ Kingston Forges (Hereford); uxvr. 54. 
Petition for leave to present the Bill referred to a Committee, 198. Reported; leave given; 213. Bill presented, 216. 
R. A. 434. Kingston Forges and Abbey Dore (Hereford) ; Bill ordered, rxv1. 54. Not presented. Kingston upon 
Thames (Surrey); Referred, ux111. 10g. Bill ordered, 186. Presented, 193. Petition against, 271. Lords Amendments agreed to, 
424. R.A.451. Kingston upon Thames ; For inclosing, and for providing a court-house, market-house, and burial ground; Referred, 
Lx11.170.. Bill ordered, 275. Presented, 300. Petitions against, 320, 342. Not proceeded in, ————Kingswood. See supra, 61, (Ewell.) 
Kington (Hereford); Bill ordered, Lxx1.12. Not presented. Kington, West (Wilts); tx1v.79. Presented, 178. 
R. A. 382. Kinmerch. See infra, 96, (Llanrhaiadr.) Kinnersley and Letton (Hereford) ; tv1. 121. Bill presented, 456. 
Petitions against, 467. R. a. 640. Kinwarton (Warwick); To inclose and make compensation for tythes; Lv1i1. 163. Bill 
presented, 414. R. A- 544. Kinson. See supra, 34, (Canford.) Kippax. See supra, 8, (Allerton Bywater.) 
























































Kirby in 
Kendal. See infra, 149, (Undermilbeck.) Kirbythore (Westmorland); Bill ordered, txv. 58. Not presented. ia 
Ireton and Callow (Derby) ; Referred, uv111.194. Leave granted for notices, 228. Order of leave for notices discharged, and 
another Order made, 236. Bill ordered, 445. Presented, 459. King’s consent signified, 511. R.A. 543. Kirk Sandall 
(York); ux1.97. Bill presented, 361. R. a. 480. Kirk Smeaton (York); Lx111.111. Bill presented, 218. King’s consent 
signified, 388. Lords Amendments considered ; King’s consent signified thereto; House informed that parties gave their consent; 
Amendments agreed to; 466. R.A. 476. Kirkbride (Cumberland); txv. 13. Bill presented, 35. R. a. 201. ——_— 
Kirkburton (York); Lxv111. 20. Bill presented, 280. Regent’s consent signified, 496. R. a. 543. See infra, 128, (Shelley.) ———— 
Kirkby. See infra, 91, (Langthorpe.) Kirkby-cum-Osgodby (Lincoln); Lvi11. 29. Bill presented, 259. Petition against, 289. 
R. A. 496. —=—— Kirkby, East (Lincoln); To inclose and exonerate from tythes; Lx1.99. Bill presented, 360. King’s consent 
signified, 438. R. a. 480. Kirkby Hill (York); ux1. go. Bill presented, 271. R. a. 381. ——— Kirkby Kendal. See 
infra, 149, (Underbarrow.) ——— Kirkby in Kendal (Westmorland); Bill ordered, txv1. 48. Not presented. Kirkby in Kendal; 
Lxvi. 71. Bill presented, 106. R.A. 257. Kirkby in Kendal; rxvit. 20. Bill presented,143. .a. 352. Kirkby in Kendal; 
Lxx11. 40. Bill presented, 165. Lords Amendments agreed to, 342. R.A. 355. Kirkby Lonsdale (Westmorland) ; 
txt. 86. Bill presented, 169. R.A. 374. Kirkby Lonsdale. See supra, 36,(Casterton.) 86, ( Killington.) Kirkby, 
































‘South, and South Elinsall (York); ux1.g0. Bill presented, 328. Not proceeded in. Kirkby, South, and South Elmsall (York); 


Lx11. 150. Bill presented, 262. King’s consent signified, 354. Petition renewed, 582. Bill presented, 604. _ Petition against, 700. 
Rr. a. 776. Kirkby Stephen. See infra, 133, (Soulby.) Kirkby Thure (Westmorland); For inclosing and making 








-compensation for tythes ; Lxv11. 39. Bill presented, 142. Time enlarged for Report, 295. -R. a. 384. ——— Kirkby Underwood. 


See infra, 121, (Rippingale.) 





Kirkdale and Helmsley (York); For amending Act; Referred, 
Lx1x. 44. Bill ordered; presented; 161. Petition respecting Commissioners in the Bill, 226. rR. a. 360. Kirkhammerton 
(York); Bill ordered, rx1x. 44. Not presented. Kirkheaton (York); To amend Act; Referred, 1x. 72. Bill ordered, 185. 
Presented, 190. Petitions against, 193, 205, 215. Lords Amendments agreed tu, 306. R. a. 316. ———— Kirkland. See infra, 132. 
(Skirwith.) Kirklington (Oxon); To inclose and exonerate from tythes; Bill ordered, Lx1. 104. Not presented. 
Kirkoswald. See infra, 134, (Stafield.) Kirthwaite, Deepdale, &amp;c. (York); Bill ordered, Lx1x. 68. Not presented. 
Kirtling, Silverley and Ashley (Cambridge); To inclose and exonerate from tythes ; Bill ordered, t1x. 99. Not presented. Kirtling, 
Silverley and Ashley ; To inclose and exonerate from tythes ; Bill ordered, tx. 83. Not presented. Kirtling, Silverley and Ashley ; 
To inclose and exonerate from tythes; 1x1. 46. Bill presented, 354. R. a. 480. Kirtlington (Oxon); To inclose and 
exonerate from tythe; Bill ordered, Lx.103. Not presented. Kirtlington (Oxon); txv1. 66. Bill presented, 137. R. a. 410. 
‘Kirton. See supra, 13, (Ashby.) infra, 148, (Trimlay.)}——-—Kirton in Lindsey. See supra, 65, (Frodingham.)—»—Knebworth. See 


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_ supra, 44; (Codicote.) ————K nightley, Standon and Mill Meece; x1. 88. Bill presented, 216. Lords Amendments agreed to, 454. 
R.A. 480. Knock (Westmorland) ; 1x x. 46. Bill presented, 129. Lords Amendments agreed to, 214. Rr. a. 267. 
Knockin (Salop); ux11.156 Bill presented,214. Passed, 341. Petition renewed, 577- Bill presented, 585. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 731. R. a. 776. Knowle (Warwick); txviir. 82. Bill presented, 284. R.A. 507. 











91. Lakenheath (Suffolk) 3 Lxx111. 57. Billpresented, 182. Petition against, 251. B.A. 378.———— Laleham Burway (Surrey); 





Lxvuit. 66. Bill presented, 275. R. A. 417. Lamas. See infra, 141, (Swanton Abbott.)————— Lambeth (Surrey) ; Ux1. 85. 

Bill presented, 134. Petitions against, 151, 185, 189, 200, 220, 230. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 210. 

R. A. 333- See Churches, 32. Lamborne. See supra, 42, (Chipping Lamborne.) Lamesley and Tanfield (Durham) ; 

Lv. 42. Bill presented, 267. Petition against, 337. R. a. 666. Lamley. See supra, 62, (Fetherstone.———Lamplugh and 

Arlecdon (Cumberland) ; Pill ordered, Lxx1v.13. Petition read; Order of leave for Bill read and discharged ; Petition referred; 30. 

Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 35. Read, and Bill ordered, 39. Presented, 49. RB. A. 258. Lancaster ; Bill ordered, 

Lxv. 77. Not presented. Lancaster; Bill ordered, rxv1.71. Not presented. ——— Lancing (Sussex) ; Lvi11. 89. Bill pre- 

sented, 449. K. A. 544. Landbeach (Cambridge); ux11. 182. Bill presented, 293. Committed, 338. Petition renewed, 

583. Bill presented, 586. R. a. 832. Lanercost (Cumberland); vir. 105. Bill presented, 235. R. a. 354.——— 

Langarren. See infra, 157, (Whitchurch.) Langford (Berks and Oxon); Lx111. 94. Bill presented, 215. Rk. a. 392. 
Langford; For leave to present Petition to amend Act; Referred, Lxv. 313. Leave given; Petition presented; Bill ordered; leave 

for notices granted; 345. Bill presented, 383. R. a. 500.——_— Langham (Norfolk); Lxx. 44. Bill presented, 133. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 287. R.A. 297. Langibby. See infra, 148, (Tregrug.) Langley Marish (Bucks) ; 
LxIv. 34. Presented, 41. Petition against, 81. R.A. 132. Langset (York); To amend Act 51 Geo. III.; Referred, 
Lxxv.29. Leave granted for notices; . Bill ordered; 73. Petition renewed and referred, 143. Bill ordered, 158. Pre- 
sented, 179. RB. A.342. Langside (York); txvi. 65. Bill presented, 138. Re-committed, 220. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 396. R. a. 410. See infra, 114, (Peniston.) Langthorpe (York); Bill ordered, ux. 72. Additional Petition 
and instruction accordingly, 160. Not presented. Langtoft (York); To inclose and make compensation for tythes; Lvr. 102. 
Bill presented, 335. _ R- a. 604. Langtoft and Baston (Lincoln); Referred, tv1. 192. House informed that no tolls or duties 
were proposed ; Order for referring the Petition to a Committee discharged, and Bill ordered, 227. Presented, 255. King’s consent 
signified, 480. . a. 604.———— Lanon, Llanelly, and Llangennech (Carmarthen); Bill ordered, Lx111. 106. Not presented. 
———Larling (Norfolk); txx1. 10. Bill presented, 142. R.A. 291.——— Lastingham (York); To inclose and make compensation 
for tythes ; Bill ordered, Lv11. 133. Not presented. Latton. See supra, 53, (Down Ampney.) Laughton, &amp;c. (Sussex) ; 
Lxviit. 20. Bill presented, 147. Petition against, 346. R. a. 417. Launton (Oxon); Lxv. 74. Bill presented, 192. 
R. A. 500. Lavendon and Brayfield (Bucks); Lv1.145. Bill presented, 315. Lords Amendments considered; House informed 
that the parties interested gave their consent; Amendments agreed to; 611. R.A. 620. Laverstock (Wilts); Lxx111. 46: 
Bill presented, 171. R.A. 328.——_—— Lawrence, St. See supra, 45, (Congresbury.) Lazenby. See infra, 159. (Wilton.) 



























































92. Lea and Cleaverton (Wilts) ; 1x.74. Bill presented, 128. R. a. 204. Leake (Lincoln) ; uxv. 65. Bill presented, 175. 


93. Lichfield. See Pavings, 128. 





R. A. 402. Leasingham (Lincoln); Referred, Lxx1v.71. Report; To lie on the Table, 116. Read ; leave granted for notices ; 
Bill ordered, 136. Bill presented, 227. -R. a. 459. Leaton (Salop); rxrv. 80. Bill presented, 172. R. a. 382. Leavening. 
See supra, 15, (Auckland, St. Andrew.) Leavisham (York); To inclose and make compensation for tythes; Bill ordered, Lxx1v. 
80. Not presented. Leavisham; Bill ordered, Lxxv. 42. Not presented. —«— Ledbury (Hereford) ; For inclosing and paving ; 
Referred, rxvii1.67. Bill ordered, 270. Presented, 276. R.A. 507. ———— Lee St. John (Cumberland); Bill ordered, Lx. 85. 
Not presented. Leeds. See infra, 116, (Potter Newton cum Gibton.) Leek, Low, Leekfrith and Tittesworth (Stafford) ; 
tx. 106. Bill presented, 238. R. a. 452. Leek. See supra, 81, (Horton.) Leek Wootton (Warwick); Bill ordered, 
txx1. 76. Petition read again, and order of leave read and discharged ;: Petition referred; 105. Leave granted for notices; Bill 
ordered, 120. Presented, 158. Petition for further time to report, referred, 316. Time enlarged, 330.  R. a. 376. 
Leicester, St. Mary ; trx. 78. _ Bill presented, 81. King’s consent signified, 135. Lords Amendments considered ; King’s consent 
to Amendments signified, and Amendments agreed to; 180. R. A. 256.———Leigh. See supru, 52, (Deerhurst.) 53, (Dorking. ——— 
Leigh, Betchworth, &amp;c. (Surrey); Lxvi11. 69. Bill presented, 139. Re-committed ; Committee to sit and proceed forthwith, and to 
report on a certain day, 319. Time enlarged for Report, 335. R. a. 384. Leighs, Great, and Chatley (Essex) ; Bill ordered, 
LXxv. 49. Petition renewed, 149. Bill presented, 227. Rk. a. 374. —~—— Leighton (Cheshire) ; uxvi. 51. Bill presented, 14v. 
Lords Amendment agreed to, 315. R&amp;R. A. 327. Leiston and Theberton. See infra, 106, (Minsmere Level.) Leominster 
(Hereford); For inclosing lands, and for paving and otherwise improving the town; Referred, Lx111. 93. Bill ordered, 204. Pre- 
sented, 214. Petition against, 252. Lords Amendments agreed to, 471. R.A. 476. See infra, 147, (Tottington.) —~—— Leonard 
Stanley (Gloucester); Lxx11. 57. BBill presented, 182. Not proceeded in. ——— Lesbury. See infra, 152, (Warkworth.) 
Lessingham. See supra, 73, (Happisburgh.) Letcomb Regis. See supra, 38, (Challow, West.) Letcomb Regis and Challow 
(Berks); Lv1. 150. Bill presented, 446. R. a. 641. Letheringsett. See supra, 79, ( Holt.) Letton. See supra, 87, ( Kinnersley.) 
82, (Hursley. Levens. See infra, 105, (Millthorp.) Leverton, Leake and Benington (Lincoln) ; uxv.14. Bill presented, 175. 
King’s consent signified, 317. Lords Amendments agreed to, 385. R. A. 402. Lewisham (Kent); pxv. 32. Bill presented, g2. 
Petitions against, 141, 158. R. A. 297. Lewknor and Postcomb (Oxon) ; Lxv. 59: Bill presented, 192. Petition against, 319. 
R. A. 448. Lexden (Essex) ; Bill presented, Lxxv.10. R. a. 83. 

































































Lidgate (Suffolk); For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; Lxvi1. 43. Bill presented, 142. 
R. A. 352. Lidgemoor. See supra, 87, (King’s Pyon.)————Lilstock (Somerset); tv111. 169. Bill presented, 199. x. a. 496. 
———Limber, Great. See supra, (Brocklesby.\———{Little.)_ See supra, 31, (Brocklesby.———Lincoln ; tv111. 143. Bill pre- 
sented, 347. Lords Amendments agreed to, 585. R.A. 588. Lincoln; To drain and inclose certain lands in several parishes in the 
city and county of Lincoln; Referred, tix. 116. Bill ordered, 318. Presented, 327. R. A. 431. Lindley (York); Bill 
ordered, Lxv1. 55. Not presented. Lindley ; xvii. 40. Bill presented, 85. R. a. 214.————Lindley, Old. See supra, 72, (Halifaz.) 
Lindridge (Worcester); txx. 6. Bill presented, 12. RB. a. 385. Ling. See supra, 19, (Bawdeswell..————Lingfield 
(Surrey); Lx1v.53. Presented, 149. Petition against, 208. R. a. 307. Lingwood. See supra, 21, (Beighton.) Linwood: 
See infra, (Lissingley.) Liscard (Cheshire); Lx1v.72. Bill presented, 178. House informed that the Commissioners names were 
not included in the Bill; Bill withdrawn, and another ordered; 198. Presented,207. kn. A. 335. Lissingley (Lincoln); Bill 
ordered, L1x.116. Not presented. Littlebrough. See infra, 138} (Sturton.) Littlebury (Essex); Lvi.37. Bill pre- 
sented, 52. Lords Amendments agreed to, 286. R. a. 290. Littlecote. See supra, 59, (Enford.) ——-—— Littlemore (Oxon) ; 
LXxiI. 70. Bill presented, 168. R. a. 355.——_——Littleton (Worcester); LXv1. 54. Bill presented, 132. R. a.327. Litton 
(Hereford); Lxxi1. 34. Bill presented, 161. Not proceeded in. Litton Cheney (Dorset); Lxv.15. Bill presented, 108. 
R. A. 403. Liver’s Ocle. See infra, 102, (Marden.) 












































24. Llanaber, Llanddwywe, Llanenddwyn, Llanbedr, and Llanfair (Merioneth) ; xxv. 28. Bill presented, 163. 





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Petition against, 226, 239. King’s consent signified, 354. R. A. 403. ——— Llanarmon (Flint and Denbigh); uxvi. 51. Bill 
presented, 138. Regent’s consent signified, and Bill read the Third time; further proceeding upon Third reading adjourned ; 302. 
Resumed, and Bill passed, 305. R. a. 356. Llanarmon and Llandegla (Denbigh and Flint); Bill ordered, rxv. 33. Not 
presented. Llanarthney, &amp;c. (Carmarthen); txv1. 62. Bill presented, 133. R. A. 410. Llanarthney, &amp;c.; To amend Act 
51 Geo. III.; txvir. 66. Bill presented, 140. kp. a. 416. Llanasa (Flint); For inclosing, draining, and embanking ; 
Referred, xvi. 51. Bill ordered, 125. Presented, 137.  Regent’s consent signified, 343. Lords Amendments agreed to, 397. 
R. A. 410, Llanbadarn. See infra, 96, (Lianrhystid. ———Llanbadarnfynidd (Radnor); Bill ordered, xx. 43- Not presented. 
Llanbeblig. See infra, 96, (Llanrug.) Llanbedrog, Llanfihangel, Bachelleth, Llangian, and Llaniestyn (Carnarvon) ; 
LXI11. 100. Bill presented, 197. R. A. 470.—————Llanboidy. See supra, 43, (Clear’s, Saint.)————Llandanwg and Llanfihangel-y- 


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II. Petitions for Bills for Inclosures, ico.-&gt;tonsinised: 


Traethau (Merioneth); ix1.64. Bill presented, 206. King’s consent signified, 257. Lords Amendment agreed to, 285. R. a. 333. 
Llanddewybrefy, Nantgwnlle, Llandewi, Aberarth, and Llansaintfread (Cardigan); uxv.16. Bill presented, 150. Not 
proceeded in, ———— Llanddwywdw, Llanenddwyn, Llanbedr, and Llanfair (Merioneth); Bill ordered, Lxtv. 63. Not presented.——— 
Llandegley, Cefenllys, Llanbadarn Fawr, Llandewy-y-Stradenny, and Llanbister (Radnor); Bill ordered, txx. 11. Not presented. 
——— Liandegley, Llanbadarn Vawr, Llanbister, Kevenleece, and Llandewy-y-Stradenny (Radnor); Bill ordered, txx. 52. Not 
presented. Llandeniolen (Carnarvon); Lx1. 72. Bill presented, 195. King’s consent signified, 311. R.A. 333. Llandeniolen; 
x~x111. 107. Bill presented, 207. Rk. A. 374. Llandewibrefi, &amp;c. (Cardigan); Bill ordered, txv1.62. Not presented. 
Llandewibrefi, Nantgwnlle, Llanddewi, Aberarth, and Llansaintfiead (Cardigan); Lxx. 43. BBill presented, 141. Not proceeded in. 
——— Llandewy, Ystradenny, Llanbister, Llananno, and Llanbadamfynidd (Radnor) ; Bill ordered, rxx. 43. Not presented. 
Llandilo Patria, Llangadock, and Llanfynydd (Carmarthen); Lx1x. 46. Bill presented, 149. Lords Amendments agreed to, 350. 
R. A. 361. ——— Llandilofawr. See infra, 96, (Llansadwrn.) ——— Llandilofawr and Talley (Carmarthen); Lxx11. 51. Bill pre- 
sented, 181. Regent’s consent signified, 287. R. A. 473. Llandisilio (Anglesey) ; Bill ordered, Lxv111. 73. Not presented. 
Llandisilio and Llaneilian (Anglesey); ux1x. 43. Bill presented, 157. Time enlarged for Report, 294. Rk. a. 360. 
Llandwrog, Llanwnda, and Llanfaglen (Carnarvon); Lx. 73. Bill presented, 293. R. A. 402. Llandwrog, Llanwnda, 
Llangfaglen, and Llanbelig (Carnarvon) ; Bill ordered, Lx1x. 43. Not presented. Llandornog and Llangwyrfan (Denbigh) ; 
LXV111. 92. Bill presented, 285. R.A. 543. 
































25. Llanedy. See infra, (Lianelly.) —«— Llanegrun. _ See supra, 53, (Dolgelley.) ——— Llanegwag. See supra, 6, ¢Abergwilly.) ——— 


Llanelidan (Denbigh); For leave to present a Petition; Referred, Lx1v. 149. Reported, and Report to lie on the Table, 157. Report 
again read; leave given; Petition presented; Bill ordered ; 166. Presented, 178. R. a. 306. Llanelltyd. See infra, 108, 
(Nannau-uwceh- Afon.) Lianelly (Carmarthen); rx11. 180, Bill presented, 294. Passed, 354. Petition renewed, 610. Bill 
presented, 619. R. a. 832. See supra, 91, (Lanon.) ——— Llanelly and Llangenneck (Carmarthen); Bill ordered, rx11. 180. 
Not presented. _Lianelly and Llangenneck; Bill ordered, txvi1. 71. Not presented. ——— Llannelly, Liangenneck, and 
Llanedy (Carmarthen); For inclosing, draining and embanking; txvi1. 66, Bill presented, 140. Time enlarged for Report, 282. 
R. As 384. Llanelweth. See supra, 53,(Disserth.—--——Llanfachreth. See infra, 108, (Nannaw-wwch-Afon.)—-—Llanfaclrhys, 
See supra, 6, (Aberdaron.) infra, 121, (Rhos-Hir-Waun.) Llanfihangel. See supra, 94, (Llanarthney.) Llanfihangel, 
Generglyh and Llanganfelin (Cardigan); txvitt. 47. Bill presented, 286. Lords Amendments agreed to, 583. R. a. 589. ——— 
Llanfihangel Rhosycorn. See supra, 63, (Forest Clyncothy..————Llanfihangel, Rhoseycorn and Llanybyther (Carmarthen); Lxv. 43. 
Bill presented, 170. Not proceeded in. Llanfihangel-y-Pennant. See infra, 114, (Penmorfa.) Llanfihangel-y-Traethan. 
See supra, 94, (Llandanwg.) Llanfrynach and Vaynor (Brecon); Bill ordered, Lxx. 43. Not presented. ——— Llanfyllin 
(Montgomery); uxvi. 44. Bill presented, 122. R. a. 327. Llanfynydd, &amp;c. (Carmarthen); Lxvit. 38. Bill presented, 123. 
Regent’s consent signified; Bill to be ingrossed; 291. Regent’s consent signified, and Bill passed, 317. R. a. 384. 





























96. Llangaller. See supra, 83, (Iisington.)\————Llangefui, &amp;c. (Anglesey); Referred, Lx v11 .40. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 131. 





Presented, 140. Regent's consent signified, 335. Lords Amendments agreed to, 400. R. A. 416. Liangeinwen and Llanbedr- 
newborough (Anglesea); Lxx. 52. BBill presented, 109. Regent’s consent signified, 276. Lords Amendment agreed to, 311. 
R. A. 321. Llangenneck. See supra, 95, (Llanelly.) Llangennock. See supra, 95, (Liannelly..——-—Llangernin, Llansannon, 
Llanfairtalhayan, Gwytherin and Llanyfydd (Denbigh) ; Bill ordered, Lx x1. 48. Not presented. Llangunnog and Llanstephan 
(Carmarthen); Lxi11. 82. Bill presented, 183. Lords Amendments agreed to, 263. R.A. 269.———Llangunnor and Llandarog 
(Carmarthen); xv. 60. Bill presented, 170. R. a. 380. Llanidloes, Trefeglwys, Llanwog, Llandinam, Penstrowed and 
Carno (Montgomery); Bill ordered, txx1.28. Not presented. Llanlhawddog. See supra, 6, (Abergwilly..————Llanllyfni. 
See infra, 108, (Nevin.) Llanrhaiadr in Kinmerch (Denbigh); txvi. 76. Bill presented, 138. Not proceeded in. Llanrhaiadr 
in Kinmerch; Lxix. 39. Bill presented, 149. Re-committed, 371. Committee to sit and proceed forthwith, 371. Regent’s 
consent signified, 386. Lords Amendments agreed to, 459. R. A. 472. Llanrhystid (Cardigan); txv1. 49. Bill pre- 
sented, 142. Read,159. Committed,198. Not proceededin. Lianrhystid, &amp;c. (Cardigan) ; For inclosing and draining ; Lxv11. 38. 
Bill presented, 140. Regent’s consent signified, 329. R. a. 384. Llanrug and Llanbeblig (Carnarvon); Referred, Lx11. 182. 
Not reported. Llanrug and Treflan (Carnarvon); Lx1. 73. Bill presented, 308. R. A. 402.————— Llanrug, Tréflan and 
Llanbeblig (Carnarvon); Lx111. 107. Bill presented, 207. Petition against ; to lie upon the Table, 248. Not proceeded in. 
Llanrwst (Denbigh); txvi.44. Bill presented, 138. Petition against; to lie on the Table, until the Second reading, and Counsel 
ordered, 164. Not proceeded in. Llanrwst (Denbigh and Carnarvon); Lxvut. 38. Bill presented, 143. Petition against, 215, 
Time enlarged for Report, 295. Regent’s consent signified, 376. R. a. 416, 
































79. Llansadwrn, Liandilo-fawr, Cayo and Talley (Carmarthen) ; uxrv. 30. _ Bill presented, 148. 2. a. 256.——— 


98. Lockerly (Hants) ; ixvr.62. Bill presented, 139. R. a. 327. 


99. Lopham (Norfolk) ; Referred, txvi1. 38. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered, 92. Presented, 112. R. A. 352. 
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Llansaintffraid-Glan-Conway. See supra, 57, (Eglwysfach.————Llansaintfread. See supra, 94, (Llandewibrefi.) Llansaintfread, 
Llanvillo, Llanvigan, Llanfrynach, Llanthetty, and Vaynor (Brecon); Lx1x. 45. Bill presented, 149. Regent’s consent signified, 323. 
R. A. 393- Llanstephan. See supra, 96, (Llangunnog.) Llanthew (Brecon); wx1x. 26. Bill presented, 45. R.a. 122. 
Llanthony. See supra, 49, (Cwmyoy.) Llantisilio. See supra, 32, (Bryn-Eglwys.) ——— Llan-Trewin. See supra, 95, 
(Llanelidan.) Llanvair Waterdine. See infra, 127, (Selley.) Llanvihangel Nantmellan (Radnor); txvit. 54. Bill 
presented, 126. R. A, 229.———Llanvirnach (Pembroke); tx1v. 53. Bill presented, 125. R. A. 307. Llanwyfan. See supra, 94, 
(Liandernog.) Llanybyther. See supra, 64, (Forest Clyncothy.) Llanynys. See infra, 165, (Yskeibion.) Llanyre 
(Radnor); uxx. 28. Bill presented, 142. Not proceeded in. —&lt;-— Lloughor (Glamorgan); For inclosing and embanking; Bill 
ordered, tx1x. 45. Not presented. 






































Lockinge, East (Berks); Bill ordered, rxv1. 66. Not presented. 
Lockinge, East (Berks); Bill ordered, txvi1. 69. Not presented————Loders. See infra, 149, (Uploders.)————Londesborough 
(York); 1xx1. 53. Bill presented,223. Petition against, 275. R. A. 417. Loftsome. See enfra, 164, (Wressel.) Longdon. 
See supra, 36, (Castle-morton.) infra, 101, (Malvern.) Longham, &amp;c. (Norfolk); Bill ordered, uxvi1. 54. Not presented. 
Longham, &amp;c.; Lxvil. 54. Bill presented, 136. Petition against, 199. R.A. 352. Longhoughton (Northumberland) ; 
Lx11. 172. Bill presented, 240. Committed, 263. Petition renewed, 582. Bill presented, 583. R.a. 776. Longney 
(Gloucester); ~x.102. Bill presented, 192. Petition against; Counsel ordered; voices; 203. Not proceeded in. Longney; 
Lxvit. 65. Bill presented, 116. Regent’s consent signified, 189. R.A. 229. Longparish (Hants); Lvi1. 126. Bill pre- 
sented, 189. R.A. 354. Longstanton, All Saints (Cambridge); Lxvi. 53. Bill presented, 130. R.A. 327. Longstanton, 
All Saints, and Longstanton Saint Michael (Cambridge); Bill ordered, xvi. 53. Not presented. —— Longstanton Saint Michael ; 
For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; Lxvi11.72. Bill presented, 275. Petition against, 413. R. a. 589. Longstone, 
Great and Little, and Wordlow (Derby); Lxv. 70. Bill presented, 185. R. a. 483. Longsutton. See infra, 139, (Sutton, 
Long.) (Sutton, St. Edmunds.) Longthorpe (Northampton); txiv. 60. Bill presented, 179. Read, 203. Lords Amend- 
ments agreed to, 338. R.A. 355. Longwood and Deanhead (York); tx1x. 6. Bill presented, 10. Rk. A. 115. Long- 
worth. See supra, 38, (Charney.) infra, 133, (Southmore.) 












































y- See infra, 114, (Pease Marsh.————Lostock. See supra, 41,(Chew Moor.)\—«—Lound. See infra, 133, (Somerleyton.) 161, 
(Witham on the Hiil.) Louth (Lincoln); tv1. 147. Bill presented, 480. Petition against, 508. R. a. 625. —=— Lowestoft 
(Suffolk) ; tx1x.g. Bill presented, 130. R. a. 233. Luddington. See infra, 152, (Warkton.) Lune and Holwick 
(York); For inclosing, and exonerating from tythes ; Lxv1.48. Petition for provision ; referred, 88. Report ; to lie upon the Table, 98. 
Report read; leave granted for notices; instruction for inclosing lands in the township of Romaldkirk, 104. Bill presented, 138. 
B. A. $33- Luppitt and Sheldon (Devon); Bill ordered, Lxx. 53. Not presented. Luton (Bedford); x111. 85. 


Bill presented, 144. Petition against, 174. Power to send for persons, papers and records, 180. R.A. 374. ———=—— Lutton. See 
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supra, 68, (Gidding, Great.)———Lydley. See supra, 36, (Cardington.)———Lyford (Berks); Lv1. 151. Bill presented, 368. Read Third 
time, and persons examined to prove the consent of the parties to certain Amendments ; Bill passed ; 515. n. a. 604.————-Lymington. 
See supra, 83, (Iichester.)———Lyngen. See infra, 129, (Shohdon.) Lyons, Kill, Clonoclis, Celbridge and Donniacomport (Kildare); 
LXxvI. 59. Bill presented, 141. R. A. 327. Lytchet Matravers, Lytchet Minster, &amp;c. (Dorset); txxtr.61. Bill presented, 


181. Petitions against, 209, 234. Time enlarged for Report, 271. Lords Amendments agreed to, 378. R. a. 397. Lyth. 
See infra, 109, (Newton Mulgrave.\ 











101. Maesbrook Ucha. See supra, 89, (Knockin.)—~—Maidencombe. See infra, 137, ( Stokeinteinhead.) ————Maidsmorton (Bucks); 


Lv1.121. Billpresented, 260. R. a. 450.—&lt;——-Maendochog, Llangolman, and Llandilo (Pembroke); Lx x. 43. Bill presented, 90. 
R. A. 297.—————Malldraeth. See Embankments, 8.———Malling East and Teston (Kent); rx. 96. Bill presented, 269. x. a. 489. 
———Malmsbury. See infra, 122, (Rodborne.)—&lt;-—Maltby and Stainton (York) ; Bill ordered, tv11.90. Not presented.———-~Mal- 
vern and other parishes (Worcester, Gloucester, and Hereford) ; 1x1x. 10. Bill presented, 141. Not proceeded in. Manachlogdd(t 
(Pembroke); Lxv. 59. Not presented———Manby (Lincoln) ; xx. 42. Bill presented, 133. | Lords Amendments agreed to, 223. 
R. A. 266,—————Mancetter. See supra, 74, (Hartshill.———-Manea (Cambridge) ; ttx. 74. Bill presented, 202. Petitions against, 
229, 236. R. a. 373.————Manhim. See supra, 43, (Clane.}——-——Manningford (Wilts) ; Referred, rv11. 126. Report ; to lie on the 
Table, 197. Read again, and Bill ordered, 203. Presented, 242. R. a. 418. Manningford Bruce (Wilts); tv1. 143. Bill 
presented, 301. R. A. 451. Mansell Lacy. See supra, 24, (Bishopstone.}————-Manton (Lincoln) ; For leave to present a Petition to 
inclose, and make compensation in lieu of tythes; leave given ; Petition presented; referred; 11x. 335. Leave granted for notices; 
Bill ordered; 355. Presented, 388. Manton; For leave to present a Petition to inclose and exonerate from tythes ; Leave given ; 
Petition presented, and Bill ordered ; Lx. 305. Presented, 960. rR. a. 489. 











102. Marcham and Frilford (Berks) 3; Lxx. 34. Bill presented, 140. Lords Amendments agreed to, 336. kr. a. 363. —— 


Marden, &amp;c. (Hereford) ; Lx111. 114. Bill presented, 216. Petition against, 301. R. a. 392. Marden, Sutton Saint Michael, 
Sutton Saint Nicholas, and Withington (Hereford); To amend Act; Referred, txx111. 58. Bill ordered, 161. Presented, 186. 
Petition against, 251. Time enlarged for Report, 264. R. a. 328. Mareham (Berks); Bill ordered, rx1x. 42. Not presented. 
Mare Heath (Stafford); txv. 41. Bill presented, 181. R. A. 448. Mareham on the Hill (Lincoln); Bill ordered, 
Lv11.137. Not presented. ———— Mareham Supra (Lincoln); To inclose and make compensation in lieu of tythes; Lx. 94. Bill 
presented, 238. R. a. 339. ——=—— Margaret, Saint (Hereford); Lxx1.10. Bill presented, 83. BR. A. 385. Market Deeping. 
See supra, 52, (Deeping.)—————Market Orton (Rutland) ; rv111. 122. Bill presented, 137. R. a. 287. Markham, East (Notts); 
Ltxv.8. Bill presented, 24. R. a. 254. ———— Markham, West (Notts); ux111. 98. Bill presented, 216. R. a. 451. 
Marloes (Pembroke); txvi, 72. Bill presented, 142. R. A. 233. Marlow, Little (Bucks); Bill ordered, Lxxv. 28. Petition 
renewed, 135. Bill presented, 240. R.A. 423. ——-— Marrick (York); uxvir. 39. Bill presented, 117. R. a. 384. 
Marsden (York); Bill ordered, txvr. 48. Not presented. Marsh Chapel. See supra, 66, (Fulstow.) Marsh Gibbon 
(Bucks); Bill ordered, Lx111. 106. Not presented. Marsh Gibbon; Lx1v. 85. Presented, 179. Committed, 211. Not pro- 
ceeded in. Marske (York); tx1v. 36. Bill presented, 179. R. a. 307. Marston (Hereford); txvi. 54. Bill presented, 
138. Petition for provision; referred, 269. Reported, and instruction for ratifying and confirming another agreement, 274: Lords 
Amendment agreed to, 450. R.A. 454. Marston (Wilts); Bill ordered, tx1x. 23. Not presented. See infra, 116, 
(Potterne.) —~—— Marston Trussell (Northampton); Ltxvitr.11. Bill presented, 103. R. a. 338. ———— Marsworth (Bucks ;) 
Bill ordered, tv111. 193. Not presented. Marsworth; txiv. 63. Bill presented, 174. Lords Amendments agreed to, 322, 
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103. Martham (Norfolk) 3 For inclosing and draining; Referred, Lx11. 134. Bill ordered, 237. Presented, 271. R. a. 364.——— 


104. Meales. See infra, 139, (Sulhampstead Abbotts.) 


105. Mickle Meadows. See infra, 135, (Stanley-pont-large.) 


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Martin (Wilts); Bill ordered, txv1.63. Not presented. Martin; rxvi1.29. Bill presented, 118. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 379. R.A. 416. Martin, Saint. See supra, 58, (Ellesmere.) Martindale. See supra, 18, (Barton.) Martock 
(Somerset); 1x1. 60. Bill presented, 130, R.a.229. Martock; uxx111. 44. Bill presented, 94. Lords Amendments con- 
sidered ; Regent’s consent to Amendments signified; Amendments agreed to; 264. R. a. 328. ——— Martock and Muchelney 
(Somerset); Lxxtv.29. Bill presented, 200. R. a. 459. Marton. See supra, 23, (Birbury.) infra, 127, (Sewerby.——— 
Marton, Long (Westmorland); t1x. 90. Bill presented, 277. R. A. 373. Marton, New. See infra, 115, (Perthy.) ——— 
Mary, Saint, Extra. See supra, 24, (Bitterne.) ——— Mary, Saint, the Less. See supra, 35, (Cambridge.) Maspin Moor. 
See supra, 23, (Birkin.) Mathon. See supra, 101, (Malvern.) Mattishall (Norfolk); tv1.101. Bill presented, 119. 
Petition against, 239. King’s consent signified, 402. Lords Amendments agreed to, 446. Rr. a. 603. Mattishall Bergh 
(Norfolk); uxvi. 45. Bill presented,64. R. a. 156. Maxey with Deepingate. See supra, 68, (Glinton.) 






































Mechen Uchcoed. See supra, 95, (Llanfyllin.) Melbury, West, 
(Dorset); Lx1v.85. Bill presented, 180. Lords Amendments agreed to, 349. R.A. 382. Meldreth (Cambridge) ; Bill 
ordered, Lxvit.60. Not presented. Meldreth; For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; txvi1.72. Bill presented, 275. 
Committed, 400. Additional Petition referred, 456. Bill reported, 462. Additional Petition reported, 475. Bill re-committed; 
leave granted for notices of additional Petition, and instruction to make provision accordingly; 478. R.a.631. Meldreth; Bill 
ordered, LXvi11. 72. Not presented.——— Melksham (Wilts); 1xvit1.29. Bill presented, 93. R. a. 365. Melsonby 
(York); Bill ordered, tv111.135. Not presented. Melsonby; Bill ordered, ux1.111. Not presented. Melsonby; Lxx: 10, 
Bill presented, 16. R. a. 297. Meltham (York); txx11.35. Bill presented, 182. Rk. A. 355. Melton. See supra, 65, 
(Frozfield.) Melton, Great, (Norfolk); uxx111. 56. Bill presented, 182. Rr. a. 328. Melton, Little, and Hardwick 
(Norfolk); Referred, Lx1x.29. Leave granted for notices ; Two Bills ordered; 89. Melton, Little; Bill presented, 128. pr. a. 280. 
See supra, 73, (Harduwick.)————Membury (Devon); Lx11. 159. Bill presented, 213. Rk. a. 310. Mentmore (Bucks); Bill 
ordered, Lx1x. 21. Not presented. Merdon. See supra, 82, (Hursley.) Mere (Wilts); ux11.157. Bill presented, 281. 
R. A. 365. Merton (Surrey); 1x x1. 40. Bill presented, 61. RB. a. 250. Methwold (Norfolk); Bill ordered, rv111. 169. 
Not presented. Methwold; ux.103. Bill presented, 196. King’sconsent signified, 300. Rk. 4 339. ——— Mettingham (Suffolk); 
Referred, Lx1x. 45. Additional Petitions referred; Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 81. So much of Order of leave discharged 
as relates to the parish of St. Andrew Ilketshall ; Bill presented; 162. R. a. 280,—————Meyrick. See infra, 165, (Ysputty.) 



































Mickleton (York); tv11. 133. Bill presented, 317. Petition 
against, 374. R.A. 493. Mickleton; To amend Act and allot a compensation in lieu of tythes ; Lv111. 150. Bill presented, 402. 
Petition against, 438. R. A. 544. Middle (Salop); ux11. 170. Bill presented, 211. R. a. 269. Middlehope 
(Durham); Lx1v. 40. Bill presented, 181. rn. 4.3935. See infra, 119, (Radcliffe.) Middlesmoor. See infra, 108, (Netherdale.) 

Middlethorpe. See supra, 54, (Dringhouses.——-—Middleton (Norfolk); ux1x. 34. Bill presented, 151. Lords Amend- 
mends agreed to, 234. R. A. 280, ———— Middleton (York); To inclose and make compensation in lieu of tythes; Lvii1. 132, 
Bill presented, 311. R. a. 496.——&lt;— Middleton (Northampton); Lx111. 116. Bill presented, 218. Petition against; To lie 
upon the Table until the Second reading; 270. Not proceeded in. ——— Middleton in Teesdale and Egglestone (Durham); Lx, 29. 
Bill presented, 41. Notice taken that there were several interlineatiuns in the Bill; Order for Second reading discharged; Bill 
withdrawn, and another ordered; presented; 59. Re-committed, 125. King’s consent signified, 132. Lords amendments 
agreed to, 161. R. a. 165. ———— Middleton by Youlgreave and Stanton (Derby); Bill ordered, Lx1v. 85. Not presented. 
Middop (York); uxx111. 34. . Bill presented, 94. R. a. 328,———— Midgham. See infra, 162, (Woolhampton.) Milbourne 
Port (Somerset); xxvi1. 63. Bill presented, 103. R.a, 214. Milborne Port; To amend Act; Referred, xviii. 73. Leave 
granted for notices; Bill ordered; 102. Presented, 277. Time enlarged for Report, 466. R.A, 543.——— Milbourne 
(Surrey) ; Bill ordered, rxx111. 28. Not presented.————Milbrook (Hants); Lx xiv. 54. Bill presented, 225. Petition against, 349. 
Not proceeded in. Milbrook; Referred, Lxx1v. 105. Not reported. Mildenhall (Suffolk); For inclosing and draining ; 


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Referred, Lx11. 100. , Report, and two Bills ordered, 124. Bill for inclosing presented, 257. Committee to sit notwithstanding 
adjournment, 316. BBill passed, 343- Petition renewed, and Bill ordered, 584. Petition against, 617.. rR. a. 805. See Drainages, 
46.——&lt;—— Mileham. See supra, 98, (Longham.) ———— Mill Meece. See supra, 89, (Knightley.) Millom (Cumberland) ; 
Lxxv.10. Bill presented, 82. Reported; to be ingrossed; 102. Petition renewed, 159. Bill presented, 178. x. a. 342. ——— 
Milltborp with Heversham and Levens (Westmorland); Bill ordered, Lv. 204. Not presented. ——— Milton (Berks); Lx1v. 34. 
Bill presented, 121. nr. a. 335. See supra, 102, (Markham, West.)\———Milton Erness (Bedford); tv111 186. Bill presented, 316. 
Re A. 420, ———— Milverton (Warwick); Lx. 97. Bill presented, 195. R. a. 280. 





106. Mimms, South. See supra, 42, (Chipping Barnet.) ———— Minera (Denbigh) ; To repeal part of Act; Referred, tx1v. 56. Bill 
ordered, 98. Presented, 158. Petition against, 233. R.A. 408. See infra, 164, (Wressell,) (Wrezham.) —— Minety. See 
infra, 133, (Somerford Keynes). —«—— Minsmere Level (Suffolk) ; For embanking, inclosing and draining; Referred, Lxv.35. Two 
Bills ordered, 84. Bill for inclosing lands within the parishes of Leiston and Theberton, in Minsmere Level ; Presented, 108. 
Petitions against, 242. King’s consent signified, 327. Lords Amendments agreed to, 375. R. 4.380. See Drainages, 47. 
Mintlyn. See supra, 67, (Gaywood.}\———Mint’s Feet. See supra, 88, (Kirkby in Kendal.)———Minty (Gloucester); Bill ordered, uv111. 
181. Not presented. Minty; Bill ordered, rx11. 183. Not presented, Minty; Bill ordered, Lx111. 80. Not presented. Minty; 
Bill ordered, rxv.65. Not presented. Minty; txvi. 54. Petition for leave to present the Bill, referred to a Committee, 198. 
Reported ; leave given ; 213. Bill presented, 215. R. A. 434. Miserden (Gloucester) ; Bill ordered, tv1. 163. Not presented. 
Miserden; Lxx.33- Bill presented, .140. _ Lords Amendments agreed to, 295. R.A. 297. Mitcham (Surrey); _ Bill 
ordered, Lx1x. 46. Not presented. Mitchell Hall. See infra, 141, (Swaffham Bulbeck.) ——— Mitton. See supra, 75, 
(Grindleton.) ———— Moddershall. Seeinfra, 137, (Stone.) Molscroft (York); Lv1. 105. Bill presented, 374. Re-committed, 
498. n.a.620.———— Monckton. See infra, 159, (Winterbourne.) —— Monkton, West (Somerset); ~xv.32. Bill presented, 
192. Petition against, 298. Lords Amendments agreed to, 425. R.A. 449. Monkfrystone. See supra, 78, (Hillam.)——— 
Monxton (Hants); Lx1. 47. Bill presented, 138. Petition against, 167. R.A. 333.————Moorhall. See supra, 73, (Harefield.) 


107. Morcott and Pitton (Rutland) ; To inclose and extinguish the tythes; Bill ordered, tx.99. Not presented. Mordiford 
(Hereford); Lx1v. 92. Bill presented, 180. R.A. 335-——=— Moreton (Oxon); Bill ordered, Lxx. 49. Not presented. 
Moreton Baggot (Warwick); Lx1. 28. Bill presented, 47. Lords Amendments agreed to, 148. R.A. 159. —&lt;—— Moreton, South 
(Berks) ; Lxx111. 22, Bill presented, 181. Rr. a. 328. ——— Moreton Valence and Putloe (Gloucester); Lxx111. 41. Bill presented," 
174. Timeenlarged for Report, 263. R. a.328. See infra, 135, (Standish.) Morfa Bychan. See infra, 165,(Ynyscynhayarn) 
Morfa Dinas. See supra, 94, (Llandwrog.) ——— Morley (York); Lxx1. 52. Bill presented, 238. R. a. 385. Morley 
Saint Bultolph and Morley Saint Peter (Norfolk); txvii1. 78. Bill presented, 281. R. a. 507. ———— Morse. See infra, 163, 
(Worfield.) Morthen. See infra, 157,(Whiston.) Mortimer. See infra, 138, (Stratfield.) Morton and Fiskerton 
(Notts) ; To inclose and extinguish the tythes; Lvii1. 162. Bill presented, 457. Petition against, 516. Bill re-committed, 579. 
Not proceeded in.————Motcombe. See supra, 68, (Gillingham.) Moulds Meaburn (Westmorland) ; Bill ordered, xxx. 43. Not 
presented. Moulsey (Surrey); Lxvi1. 63. Petition for leave to present the Bill; Referred, 151. Reported; leave given; 162. 
Bill presented, and read, 168. Not proceeded in. See supra, 87,(Kingston upon Thames.) Moulsey, East and West (Surrey); txx. 
49. Bill presented, 140. Regent’s consent signified, 287. Regent’s consent signified to Lords Amendments, and Amendments 
agreed to; 461. R.A. 465. Moulsoe (Bucks) ; To inclose and discharge from tythes; Lv11.137. Bill presented, 237. R. a. 
541. See supra, 14, (Aslacton,) infra, 146, (Tibenham.) Moundford (Norfolk); 1x1.98. Bill presented, 381. Lords Amend- 
ments agreed to, 470. R. a. 480.——— Mich Birch. See supra, 23, (Birch.)———Much Cowarne (Hereford); txv111. 66. Bill 
presented, 276. R.A. 507. Much Wenlock (Salop); Lx11. 170. Bill presented, 265. R. a. 365. Muchelney. See 
supra, 103, (Martock.) Mumby with Chapel and Hogsthorpe (Lincoln); L1x. 95. Bill presented, 256. King’s consent signi- 
fied, 374. Lords Amendments agreed to, 417. R.A.431. Mursley (Bucks); ux1x. 66. Bill presented, 129. RR. a. 360. 




































































108. Nacton. See infra, 148, ( Trimley.) —— Nannaw-uwch-Afon, Nannaw-is-Afon and Llaneltyd (Merioneth); tx1v. 67. Bill pre- 
sented, 113. King’s consent signified, 236. R. A. 335- Nannau-uwich-r-afon. See supra, 95. (Llanfachreth.) Naseby 
(Northampton); For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; Bill ordered, Lx xv. 29. Petition renewed, 117. Bill presented, 137. R. a. 423. 
——-— Nayland. See infra, 137, (Stoke next Nayland.) Neatherwood. See supra, 36, (Canford.) Neatishead (Norfolk); 
Billordered, Lx1. 105. Not presented. Neatishead (Norfolk) ; Lx111.98. Bill presented, 217. R. a. 374. Necton (Norfolk) ; 
Lxx. 37. Bill presented, 140. R. a. 297. Needwood Forest (Stafford); Petition offered; King’s consent signified; Petition 
presented ; Bill ordered; tv1. 85. Presented, 314. Committed toa Committee of the Whole House, 389. Transmitted to a Select 
Committee, 395. Petition against, 414. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 443. Lords Amendments agreed to, 
575. Rk. A. 603. Neston, Great. See supra, 92, (Leighton.) Nether Kellet (Lancashire) ; txv.65. Bill presented, 193. 
R.A. 406. Netherall. See supra, 84, (Irworth.}\————Netherdale (York); 11x. 86. Bill presented, 330. R. a. 380. Netheoff. 
See supra, 54, (Drybeck.) Nettleton (Wilts); Lxvi1. 29. Bill presented, 80. R. a. 214. Netton, &amp;c. (Wilts); Bill ordered, 
uxvit.67. Not presented. Netton and Sattertun (Wilts); Bill ordered, Lx1x.43. Not presented. Nevin, &amp;c. (Car- 
narvon); LXxvii. 18. Bill presented, 112. Petitions against, 144, 245. Regent’s consent signified ; further proceeding upon Third 
reading adjourned ; 295. Resumed; Bill passed; 304. Lords Amendments agreed to, 421. R. A. 447. 


109. Newbold. See infra, 163, (Worthington.) 















































Newbold Verdon (Leicester); Bill ordered, Lx1v.81. Not presented. Newbold 
Verdon; txv. 48. Bill presented, 193. R. a. 380. Newburn (Northumberland); Lx x1. 31. Bill presented, 115. R. a. 291. 
Newbury (Berks); Bill ordered, txxv. 42. Not presented. Newby (Westmorland); Lx1.87. Bill presented, 377. 
R. A. 480. Newcastle-under-Lyme, Trentham, Woolstanton and Stoke-upon-Trent (Stafford); Lxx1.37. Bill presented, 237. 
Petitions against, 286, 300. Time enlarged for Report, 338. Further enlarged, 361. Regent’s consent signified, 397. R. a. 490. 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; To amend Act 14 Geo. III.; Referred, txv1.68. Not reported. Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; To amend 
Act 14 Geo. III.; Referred, uxvit. 71. Not reported. Newington (Oxon); txv. 38. Bill presented, 120. rR. a. 380. 
Newlands and Whbjttonstall (Northumberland); Bill ordered, uxvi. 51. Not presented. Newmarket and Cwm 
(Flint); uxvi. 51. Bill presented, 138. Regent’s consent signified; Bill read the Third time; further proceeding upon Third 
reading adjourned; 302. Resumed, and Bill passed, 305. R. a. 356. Newmarket St. Mary (Suffolk); txviir. go. Bill 
presented, 239. R. A. 543. Newport Pagnall (Bucks); Billordered, tv111.90. Not presented. Newport Pagnall; tx11.63. 
Bill presented, 263. R. a. 365. Newsham. See infra, 164, (Wressel.) Newton (Hereford); Lx x1. 10. Bill presented, 83. 
R. A. 385. ——— Newton (Lancashire); Referred, tv11. 157. Report; to lie on the Table, 193. Read again; re-committed; 208. 
Reported; leave granted for notices ; 230. Bill ordered, 505. Presented, 509. R. a. 644. Newton (Stafford) ; Bill ordered, ux111. 
112. Not presented. Newton; Lxiv. 40. Bill presented, 179. Not proceeded in. See infra, 148, (Tunstall.) 151, (Waldingfield-cum- 
Chilton.) Newton Blossomville (Bucks); Lxv.35- Bill presented, 162. Lords Amendments agreed to,312. R. a. 380.——— 
‘ Newton, Mulgrave and Borrowby Moor (York); To inclose and exonerate from tythes; Bill ordered, 1x. 98. Not presented. 
—«— Newton, South. See supra, 17, (Barford St. Martin.) Newton-upon-Ouze (York); For inclosing, draining and making 
compensation for tythes; Lxvi1. 44. Bill presented, 97. R. A. 352. ——— Newton, West (Norfolk); Lx. 73. Bill presented, 123. 
Petition against, 130. R. A. 194. Newtown. See supra, 108, (Netton.) 


















































111. Nichol Forest. See supra, 16, (Bailey Hope.) ——— Noke (Oxon); ixxirr. 40. Bill presented, 168. R. a. 328. ———— Noneley 
(Salop); txx.20. Bill presented, 106. rR. a. 297. Norbury (Cheshire); Lxv1. 52. Bill presented, 137. Lords Amend- 

ments agreed to, 401. R.A. 434. See infra, 132, (Snelston.) Normanby (York); Lx1v. 73. Bill presented, 169. Rr. a. 306. 

See infra, 137, (Stowe.) Normanton. See supra, 9, (Altofts.) Normanton and Woodhouse (York); tx. 61. Bill 

presented, 98. R. a. 373. Normanton and Woodhouse; To repeal part of Act; Referred, rx1v. 80. Bill ordered, 101. Presented, 

105. Petition against, 136. Bill committed; Petition against again read; referred; Counsel ordered, and voices given; 180. 

Not proceeded in, —=—— Northaw (Herts); ivi11, 50. Bill presented, 206. R.A. 287.——=— Northborough. See supra, 68, 

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(Glinton.) Northnewington. See (Northnewton.) Northnewton (Oxon); Lv1i1. 149. Bill presented, 476. Lords 
Amendment agreed to, 662, R.A. 691. Norton (Derby); tv111. 176. Bill presented, 347, r. a. 419. Norton 
(Gloucester); Bill ordered, rx. 110. Not presented. Norton; Lx1. 94. Bill presented, 292. R. a. 480. Norton (Worcester) ; 


LXIX. 23. Bill presented, 145. R.A. 360. See supra, 13, ( Ashfield.) 35, (Campsall.)—-—Norton Bavant. See supra, 24, (Bishopstrow.) 

Norton Bavant and Pitmead (Wilts); 1x. 82. Bill presented, 227, King’s consent signified, 371. R.a. 432. 
Norton Canon (Hereford); Bill ordered, rxvit1. 38. Not presented. Norton Canon; Lx1x.g. Bill presented; 197. px. a. 280. 
——— Norton and Heckingham (Norfolk); Referred, Lxx11, 50. Report re-committed, 91. Leave granted for notices; Bill 
ordered ; 125. Presented, 182. Read the First time, 189, R. a. 354- Norton-in-Hales (Salop); To inclose and exonerate 
from tythes; LXxIv. 99. Bill presented, 225. Time enlarged for Report, 425, 472, 506. R, a. 608. Norton Lindsey 
(Warwick); x11, 101. Bill presented, 270, Passed, 359. Petition renewed, and Bill ordered, 570. Presented, 587, n. a. 776. 

Norton, Upper. See Norton Lindsey. Norwell (Notts); To inclose and exonerate from tythes ; Bill ordered, ix. 87. 
Not presented. Norwood. See supra, 75, (Hayes. ) Nuneaton and Stockingford (Warwick); Lv11.110, Bill presented, 
211. King’s consent signified, 314. Lords Amendments agreed to, 388. R. A. 399. Nutbourne, See infra, 117, (Prinsted.) 


155, (Westbourne.) Nutley. See infra, 117, (Preston Candover.) Nythe (Hants); ivi11. 158, Bill presented, ago. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 462. R.A. 496. 



































112. Oakham (Rutland) ; To inclose and exonerate from tythes ; Bill ordered, Lxx1v.79. Not presented. Oakham; For inclosing 
and exonerating from tythes; Bill ordered, Lxxv.31. Petition renewed, 148. Bill presented, 227. R. a. 423. ——— Oakley 
(Bedford); tvi1r. 90. Bill presented, 283. R. a. 419. Oakley (Bucks); Referred, rxx111. 56, Leave granted for notices; 
Bill ordered; 79. Presented, 162. Not proceeded in. Oakley ; To inclose and discharge from tythes; ~txxiv. 78. Bill 
presented, 212. Lords Amendments agreed to, 484. R.A. 531. Oakley. See supra, 31, (Brome.) Oakley, Little. See 
infra, 152, (Warkton.) Oaksey (Wilts); tv11. 147. Bill presented, 214. R. a. 387. Ocle. See supra, 102, ( Marden.) 

Offley (Herts); rx11. 164. Bill presented, 275. Petition against ; referred ; Counsel ordered ; voices ; 348. Petition renewed, 569. 

Bill presented, 587. R. a. 776. Offiey, High (Stafford); tx1v. 78. Bill presented, 164. Rr. a. 306. Offord Darcey 

(Huntingdon); 1x1. 23. Bill presented, 26. Lords Amendments agreed to, 354. R.A. 381.————— Okerhill. See infra, 154, 

(Wensley.) Old-Bury Field. See infra, 143, (Tewkesbury.) Old Hurst (Huntingdon); tv1.55. Bill presented, 214. 

Lords Amendments agreed to, 429. R. A. 451.———— Old Park. See supra,34, (Byers Green.)}——-—Oldcoats. See infra, 136, (Stirrup.) 

Oldham (Laucashire); tv11. 81. Bill presented, 295. Lords Amendment agreed to, 447. R.A- 494. Oldham; To 

amend Acts; Lvi11.122. Bill presented, 279. R.A. 419. Olney (Bucks); Lvi11.12. Bill presented, 21. n. a. 116. 

Ombersley (Worcester); Bill ordered, Lxvitr. 72, Not presented. Ombersley, Lx1x. 41. Bill presented, 193. Lords 

Amendments agreed to, 500. R. a. 510. 









































113. Orcheston, St. George (Wilts) ; rx1v. 42. Bill presented, 94. Petition against, 109. R. A. 197. = Orcop (Hereford); 
Lx1x. 29. Bill presented, 127. R. a. 361. Orleton (Hereford); txx11. 34. Bill presented, 165. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 270. R, A. 301. Orlingbury (Northampton); Lx111. 97. Bill presented, 193. R, a. 269.————Ormesby. See 
supra, 111, (Normanby.) Ormside Little (Westmorland); Bill ordered, tv11. 129. Not presented. Ormside Little; 
Lvit1. 94. Bill presented, 527. rR. a. 603. Orton. See supra, 102, (Market Orton.) infra, 162, (Womborn.) Osgodby 
and Hemingbrough (York) ; For inclosing, and exonerating from tythes ; txv1. 48. Bill presented, 139. Time enlarged for Report, 
282. R. A. 327. Osmondeston (Norfolk); Referred, Lxv11. 50. Order for referring Petition discharged ; Bill ordered, 107. 
Presented, 109. R. A. 214. Ossett. See supra, 52, (Dewsbury. ————Oswaldchurch, See supra, 11, (Ampleforth. ————Oswald- 
kirk. See supra, 11, (Ampleforth.————-Oswestry. See supra, 89, (Knockin.) Otley. See supra, 28, (Bramhope.)—————Otmoor. 
See Drainages, 48. Oulton with Woodlesford. See infra, 123, (Rothwell. Oundle, &amp;c. (Northampton) ; ux11. 72. Bill 
presented, 79. King’s consent signified, 164. Lords Amendment agreed to, 317. RB. A. 365. Ousden (Suffolk); txvir. 65. 
Bill presented, 143. R. A. 352. Outwell (Cambridge) ; Bill ordered, Lx. 93. Not presented. Over Stonnall. See infra, 
128, (Shenstone.) Ovenden (York); Lx1x. 44. Bill presented, 143. Notice taken of inaccuracies in the Bill ; Order for Second 
reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn ; another ordered; 182. Presented, 185. Regent’s consent signified, 223. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 305. R. A. 310. Overbury (Worcester) ; Lxv1. 47. Bill presented, 98. R. a. 194. 
(Enford.) 102, (Market Orton.) 109, ( Newton-upon-Ouze.) infra, 131, (Skelton.) Overton Watervill. See supra, 39,(Cherry Orton.) 

Overwhitacre (Warwick) ; txx1v. 68. Bill presented, 217. R. a. 459. Ovingham (Northumberland); txv. 46. Bill 

presented, 159. R. A. 448. Ovingham, &amp;c.; rxvit. 44. Bill presented, 130. rR. a. 290. See supra, 34, (Bywell Saint Peter.) 

Ovington (Hants); txvir. 33. Bill presented, 142. R. A. 352. Owthorn in Holderness (York); To inclose, and make 

a commutation for tythes ; Bill ordered, Lx. 103. Not presented. Owthorn; To inclose, and settle a commutation for the tythes ; 

LxI. 37. Bill presented, 49. King’s consent signified, 191. R. a. 229. Oxspring (York); rxx111. 34. Bill presented, 103. 

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114. Packwood (Warwick) 5 Lxx.24. Bill presented, 78. rp. a. 266. Padworth. See supra, 21, (Beenham.)———Painswick 

(Gloucester) ; Referred, 1x111. 116. Reported, and Report to lie on the Table, 141. Leave granted for notices, 146. Not proceeded in. 
Pakenham (Suffolk); tvs. 112. Bill presented, 151. Petition against, 187. R. A. 354. Palgrave (Suffolk) ; 
Lxvit. 43. Bill presented, 104. R. A. 214. Palgrave. See infra, 134, (Sporle.) —~——— Palling (Norfolk); tx. 73. Bill 
presented, 146. R. A. 204. Pamington. See supra, 13, (Ashchurch.) Papworth Everard (Cambridge); txx. 41. 
Bill presented, 125. R. a. 267. Paul (York); For inclosing and making compensation for tythes; uLxvi. 45. Bill 
presented, 139. R.A. 356. Paul. See infra, 124, (Ryhill.) Paulerspury (Northampton); Lxxiv. 82. Bill presented, 
220. Regent’s consent signified, 465. R. A. 531. Paunton, Little (Lincoln); For inclosing and exonerating from tythes ; 
Lxvi. 53. Bill presented, 192. R. a. 327. Paxton, Great and Joseland (Huntingdon) ; For inclosing and exonerating 
from tythes; Lxvi. 60. Bill presented, 138. R. Aa. 300. Paxton, Little (Huntingdon); txvit. 44. Bill presented, 101. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 221. R. A. 229. Pease Marsh (Surrey); tvii1. 168. Bill presented, 326. Petition 
for provision, referred, 350. Report; To lie on the Table, 371. Read again ; leave granted for notices; 387. Read again, and 
instruction for dividing, allotting and inclosing so much of the said tract of common or waste land as lies within the parish of Shalford, 
476. R.A. 578. Pebworth (Gloucester); Lxvil. 51. Bill presented, 138. Rk. a. 353. ——=—— Pelstead. See infra, 137, 
(Stoke next Nayland.) Pembrey, Kidwally and Saint Ishmael (Carmarthen);. Bill ordered, uxv1. 72. Not presented. 
See supra, 86, (Kidwelly.)\———Pembridge. See supra, 102, (Marston. Penge Common (Surrey); For inclosing and compen- 
sating for the tythes; Referred, Lxvii1. 67. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 101. Presented, 284. Not proceeded in. 
Peniston (York) ; To inclose and make compensation for tythes ; Bill ordered, Lx1.69. Not presented. Peniston ; Toinclose and 
exonerate from tythes; Lxx1v. 39. Bill presented, 206. Petition against, 305. R. a. 459. See supra,g1, (Langset.) 91, (Langside,) 
Penistone (York); Lxvi1. 37. Bill presented, 142. R.A. 384. See supra, 113,(Oxspring.) infra, 145, (Thurlstone..———. 
Penkridge, Cannock, Berkswich and Teddesley (Stafford); ux1x. 25. Bill presented, 140. Lords Amendments agreed to, 357. 
R. A, 367- Penmorfa, &amp;c. (Carnarvon); txvir, 38. Bill presented, 143. Petitions against, 248, 385. Time enlarged for 
Report, 295. Bill reported; Report to lie én the Table; leave granted for notices; 316. _ Bill re-committed, and Committee to sit 
and proceed forthwith, and to report on a certain day, 390. Regent’s Consent signified, 399. Lords Amendments agreed to, 506. 
R. A. 517. Pennington (Lancashire); Bill ordered, Lxxv.31. Petition renewed, 131. _BBill presented, 178. Rk. a. 423. 
Penrith and Inglewood Forest (Cumberland); Bill ordered, Lv1. 144. Not presented. Penrith and Inglewood Forest; 
Lv111. 141. Bill presented, 259. . A. 543.————— Pensham (Worcester); txv.16. Bill presented, 187. Rr. a. 380. 
Pensham. See supra, 45, (Comberton.) Pentney (Norfolk); 1x11. 154. Bill presented, 281. Committed, 323. Petition 
renewed, 567. Bill presented, 587. R.A. 776.——_— Penton. See infra, 156, (Weyhill.) ——— Penbraeth. See_supra, 96, 
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145. Peopleton (Worcester) ; Bill ordered, 1x x111. 45. Not presented ———Perry Barr (Stafford); uxvr. 55. Bill presented, 125. 


Petitions against, 178. Lords Amendment ugreed to, 314. RB. a. 327. —=—— Perrott, North (Somerset); rviit.117. Bill pre- 
sented, 155. “R. a. 287. Pershore. See infra, 158, (Wick.) Perthy and New Marton Common (Salop); Lx. 79. Bill 
presented, 211. R. a. 280. ————~ Peterborough (Northampton); For inclosing and making compensation for tythes; Bill or Bills 
ordered, Lxv1. 43. Bill presented, 122. R. a. 300.————Peterborough, Saint John the Baptist. See supra, 98, (Longthorpe.—— 
Petherton, South (Somerset); Lv111. 117. Bill presented, 192. x. a. 287. ———— Petherton Broadmead (Somerset); Bill ordered, 
uvit.112. Not presented———Pickenham, North. See supra, 65, (Fransham.) Piddle, North (Worcester); Bill ordered, 
Lxvi. 54. Not presented. Piddle, North ; Bill ordered, Lxvit. 51. Petition read ; Order of leave read and discharged ; Petition 
referred ; 75. Petition read; Order for referring it to a Committee read and discharged; Bill ordered; 129. Presented, 138. 
Committed, 162. Not proceededin. Piddle, North; txvit1. 30. Bill presented, 170. RK. a. 365. Piddletrenthide (Dorset) ; 
Lxx. 8. Bill presented, 11. Petition against, 24. Lords Amendments agreed to, 288. R.A. 297. —~—— Pikesmoor. See supra, 
( Petherton.) ——— Pilleth (Radnor); Lxvit. 54. Bill presented, 126. Regent's consent signified, 198. rn. a. 229. Pilton. 
See supra, 107, (Morcott.) ——— Pimperne (Dorset); Lxtv. 62. Presented, 107. k. A. 306. Pincombe. See supra, 102, 
(Marden. ———Pinxton (Derby and Notts); uxvi1. 53. Bill presented, 118. R. A. 352.————Pipe and Lyde. See supra, 102, 
(Marden.) ——— Pirton (Herts); Bill ordered, ux11.164. Not presented. Pirton; For inclosing and exonerating from tithes ; 
LXVI. 43. Bill presented, 138. Rk. a. 327.—&lt;———Pitchard. See supra, 102, (Marden.) Pitmead. See supra, 111, (Norton 
Bavant.) Pitminster, Corfe, and Otterford (Somerset); Bill ordered, Lx1x. 36. Not presented. ——— Pitminster. See 
nfra, 142, (Taunton.)———-—Pitnie Lortie (Somerset); tvi1. 60. Bill presented, go. Lords Amendments agreed to, 215. R. A. 244. 
Pitton and Farley (Wilts); txv. 31. Bill presented, 186. Lords Amendments agreed to, 425. R. A. 449. 





























116. Plumptree (Notts) 3 Bill ordered, tv111.161. Not presented. ———— Plumptree and Clipstone (Notts); Bill ordered, Lv1t. 97. 


Not presented. Plumptree and Clipstone ; Bill ordered, 11x. 63. Not presented. Plumptree and Clipstone; Lx. 87. Bill presented, 
220. King’s consent signified, 276. Lords Amendment agreed to, 310. R. A. 339. ————=—- Plumstead, Great, and Postwick 
(Norfolk); uxv. 39. Bill presented, 74. Petition for provision; referred, 93. Leave granted for notices, 127. Petition, 
signifying that notices had been given, and praying that provision might be made accordingly ; referred, 202. Instruction, according 
to Petition, for provision, 210, R. A. 297.————~Plush (Dorset); Lxiv. 76. Bill presented, 140. RK. a. 306.-————Polesworth and 
Grendon (Warwick); Lx1.'77. Bill presented, 210. Lords Amendment agreed to, 431. Rk. a. 480. Poling (Sussex) ; 
Referred, txvi1. 76. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 190. Presented, 143. Petition respecting notices; referred to 
a Committee, 258. Reported; leave granted for notices; 270. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 303, 307- Lords Amendment agreed to, 
401. RK. a. 416, ——— Ponteland (Northumberland); txv1. 64. Bill presented, 98. Not proceeded in. Poolton cum 
Seacombe. See infra, 151, (Wallascy.) Porestock. See infra, (Porton, South.) Portbury (Somerset) ; To explain and 
amend Act; tx1v.g1. Bill presented, 182. Petition against, 244. x. a. 335.———Portchester (Hants); Lx111. 116. Bill pre- 
sented, 216, King’s consent signified, 277. BR. 2.451. Porteshead (Somerset); Lx1x.17. Bill presented, 130. R. a. 393. 
See infra, 155, (Weston, North.) ———— Porton, South (Dorset); Bill ordered, Lx11.95. Not presented. Portrane and 
Donabate (Dublin); t1x. 59. Bill presented, 72. R. a. 173. Portsea (Hants); txv. 48. Bill presented, 145. R. a. 380. 
Portsea; Bill ordered, Lxx. 22. Not presented. Portsea; Lxx1. 34. Bill presented, 142. Report; to lie on the Table, 366. 
Not proceeded in. Portsea; Lxxt1. 35. Bill presented, 74. R. a. 301. ———Potcote. See supra, 44, (Cold Higham..———Potter 
Brompton, See supra, 67, (Ganton,.)————Potter Heigham (Norfolk); ‘To inclose and drain ; Referred, Lv1.136. Bill ordered, 188. 
Presented, 346. R. a. 600. —&lt;—— Potter Newton cum Gibton (York); tv111. 152. Bill presented, 417. King’s consent signified, 
487. R.A. 543- Potterne (Wilts); Bill ordered, txxv. 36. Not presented. Potton (Bedford); For inclosing and 
exonerating from tythes; Lx1x. 20. Bill presented, 150. Regent’s consent signified, 288. Rr. a. 360. Powerstock (Dorset) ; 
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117. Preston-Candover and Nutley (Hants) ; Bill ordered, xxv, 28. Petition renewed, 122. Bill presented, 130. R. a. 374. 


———Preston Patrick (Westmorland); Lxtx. 34. Bill presented,160. nr. a. 360. See supra, 102,(Marden.) Prestwick Carr 
(Northumberland) ; Bill ordered, Lxv.28. Not presented———Prestwick-cum-Oldham, See supra, 112, (Oldham.)———Priddy. See 
infra, 122, (Rodney Stoke.) Princes Risborough (Bucks) ; For inclosing, and exonerating from tythes; Bill ordered, txxv. 41. 
Petition renewed, 148. Bill presented, 257. Petition against ; day appointed for Second reading, 274. R. A. 374. Prinsted 
and Nutbourn (Sussex); Bill ordered, Lxxi11. 41. Not presented. Priorsdean (Hants); Lx111. 87. Bill presented, 141. 
r. a. 269.—&lt;—Priors Ditton (Salop); Lxviit. 30. Bill presented, 240. Lords Amendments agreed to, 500. R. A. 508.——_—— 
Prudhoe. See supra, 113, (Ovingham.)———Pudsey (York); rxvi. 48. Bill presented, 114. R. a. 372. Pulborough (Sussex) ; 
Lx11t. §9. Bill presented, 192. R. A. 374. Pulloxhill. See supra, 63, (Flitton.) Purston Jackling (York); txiv. 41. Bill 
presented, 132. King’s consent signified, 195. Lords Amendment agreed to, 244. R. a. 256. Puttenham (Herts); tx1x. 36. 
Bill presented, 130. R. A. 233. See infra, 163, (Worplesdon.) ——— Putton. See supra, 45, (Congresbury.) Puxton. See 
supra, 45, (Congresbury.)\———Pyrford (Surrey) ; Lx. 86. Bill presented, 164. Petition against, 215. mn. A. 339. 





























118. Quainton (Bucks) ; To inclose and make compensation for tythes; tv1. 204. Bill presented, 260. Petitions against, 270, 298. 


119. Radborne. See infra, 122, (Rodborne.) 





Petition of Mr. Wood against, 544. Bill re-committed, so far as relates to the state of property, and Mr. Wood’s Petition referred ; 
Counsel ordered ; all to have voices; 545. Not proceeded in. Quainton; Bill ordered, Lxx. 34. Not presented. Quarne 
(Derby); uxt. 73. Bill presented, 161. nk. a. 269. ———— Quedgley (Gloucester); Bill ordered, rxx. 33. Not presented. 
———— Queenhill (Worcester); Lx11. 163. Bill presented, 191. rR. a. 365. Quernmore (Lancashire) ; Lxv1. 43. Bill presented, 
138. Petitions against, 260. Regent's consent signified, 294. Lords Amendments agreed to, 361. R. a. 372. Quick, 
within Saddleworth (York); uxiv. 32. Bill presented, 36. King’s consent signified, 106. R. a. 132.———Quinton (Northampton) ; 


For inclosing, and extinguishing the tythes; Lx1x. 14. Bill presented, 130. Regent’s consent signified, 234. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 258. R. A. 280. 














Radcliffe (Cheshire); txtv.g. Bill presented, 11. R. a. 132. ———— Radnor, 
New ; Bill ordered, Lxvi. 46. Petition read; Order of le@ve read, and discharged; Petition referred to a Committee; 54. 
Report; To lie en the Table, 102. Read; leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 107. Presented, 137. Regent’s consent 
signified, 328. R. A. 410. Ragnall. See supra, 55, (Dunham.) Rainham, West. See mfra, 124, (Rudham.) 
Rampisham and West Chilborough (Dorset); For leave to present a Petition for inclosing and exempting from tythes; Referred, 
Lxvil. 80. Not reported. Rampisham and West Chilborough ; Lxvi11. 83. Bill presented, 283. Lords Amendment agreed 
to, 421. R. a. 438. Ramsdown Common (Devon); txx11.61. Bill presented, 140. _ Petition for provision, referred, 202. 
Report re-committed, 212. Leave granted for notices, and instruction according to Petition, 226. Time enlarged for Report, 282. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 349. R. a. 376.———— Rampton (Cambridge); For inclosing and exoneratirg from tythes ; 
LXviit, 72. Bill presented, 275. Not proceeded in. Rampton; For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; Bill ordered, 
Lxx. 41. Not presented. Randwick. See infra, 135, (Standish.) Rangeworthy (Gloucester); txvi. 59. _ Bill pre- 
sented, 96. R. A. 194. Rasen, West (Lincoln); tvii1. 127, Bill presented, 276. R. a. 347. Ranskill, &amp;c. (Notts) ; 
LVI1, 123. Bill presented, 309. R. a. 494.———Ranthorpe. See supra, 12, (Appleby.) Ravensbury (Surrey); Lxv. 56. Not 
presented.—_———Ravensden (Bedford) ; txtv. 76. Bill presented, 173. Lords Amendments agreed to, 328. R. A. 335: Raw- 
bridge (Devon); Lxxiv.79. Bill presented, 194. R. A. 459.————— Reagill (Westmorland) ; For repeal of Act, and for granting 
other powers ; Lv111. 133. Bill presented, 373. R. a. 496. Redgrave and Botesdale (Suffolk); rxx. 46. Bill presented, 141. 
Lords Amendments Agreed to, 247. R.A. 266. Reed. See supra, 17, (Barkway.) Reepham. See supra, 26, (Booton.) 
Renwick (Cumberland); Bill ordered, tx vi11. 20. Not presented. Renwick ; tx1x. 29. Bill presented, 141. Rr. a. 280. 
Repps with Bastwick (Norfolk); For inclosing and draining; Referred, Lx11.157. Bill ordered, 249. Presented, 281. R. A. 365. 


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121. Rhayader (Radnor) 3 Lxx1.40. Petition for leave to present the Bill, referred, 372. Leave given, 377. Bill presented, 396. 
Sepphasettie i Rhos. See supra, 57, (Eglwysfach.) Rhos-Hir-Waun (Carnarvon); vit. 129. Bill presented, 235. 
King’s consent signified, 286. R. a. 353. ————— Rhiddlan (Flint); ux. 22. Bill presented, 236. _ Petitions against, 261, 262. 
Committee revived, 281. Bill re-committed, 309. King’s consent signified, and Bill- passed, 337. Petition renewed, 593. _ Bill pre- 
sented, 602. King’s consent signified, 707. R. a. 805. Riceall (York); Bill ordered, uxv. 58. Not presented. Riccall ; 
For inclosing and making compensation for tythes; Bill ordered, rxvii1. 34. Not presented. Riccall ; For inclosing and making 
compensation for tythes ; Bill ordered, Lxx.25. Not presented, —«-—— Richmond (York); uv11.61. Bill presented,70. Petitions 
against, 86, 230. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 235. Lords Amendments agreed to, 337. R.A. 353. 
Rickinghall superior, Rickinghall inferior and Hinderclay (Suffolk); uxx. 46. Bill presented, 141. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 247. R. a. 266. Ridsdale. See supra, 45, (Corsenside.) 57, (Elsdon.)————Righton (York); txv. 27. Bill presented, 194. 
Not proceeded m. Righton; txvi. 48. Bill presented, 105. Petition against, 171. R. A. 257. Ringwood (Hants) ; 
Lx11. 103. Bill presented, 111. Re-committed, 251. R. a. 310. Ripley. See infra, 127, (Send.)\————Riplingham. See infra, 
154, (Weeton.) Ripon (York); Lxx1. 34. Bill presented, 44. R.A. 291. See supra, 24, (Bishop Monckton.) —— 
Rippingale and Kirkby Underwood (Lincoln); Lvrtr. 150. Bill presented, 193. Lords Amendments agreed to, 305. RB. A. 331+ 
———Ripple (Worcester) ; Lv1. 163. Bill presented, 426. . a. 625. See supra, '79, (Holdfast.) 118, (Queenhill.}—Risby and 
Fornham All Saints (Suffolk); tv1.132. Bill presented, 231. King’s consent signified, 475. R.A. 603.———Riselip. See 
infra, 124, (Ruislip.) Rissington, Great, (Gloucester); Lxviir.41. Bill presented, 285. R. a. 507. 

122. River and Alkham (Kent) ; Lxit. 75. Bill presented, 127. Committed, 152. Petition renewed, 567. Bill presented, 585. 
King’s consent signified, 746. Lords Amendments agreed to, 800. R. A. 805. Road and Ashton (Northampton) ; Bill ordered, 
Lxxi. 48. Not presented. Road and Ashton, and Hartwell (Northampton); 1xx1.48. Bill presented, 239. Time enlarged 
for Report, 354. Regent’s consent signified, 390. Lords Amendments agreed to, 417. R. A. 490. Rock (Worcester); Bill 
ordered, rx. 106. Not presented. Rock; Lxx1. 37. Bill presented, 210. Petitions against, 225, 327. R.A.417. See supra, 9, 
( Altons Wood.) Rockland (Norfolk); Lxvi1.20. Bill presented, 118. . a. 290. Rockland and Claxton (Norfolk) ; 
LX111. 97. Bill presented, 217. RB. A. 374. Rockwardine, &amp;c. (Salop); To inclose and drain; Referred, tv1..186. Bill 
ordered, 347. Presented, 373. R. a. 600. Rodborne (Wilts); Lxx1. 52. Bill presented, 236. Petition for enlarging the 
time for Report; referred, 363. Not proceededin. WRodborne; Lx¥xi1v.13. Bill presented, 177. R. a. 318. Rodney Stoke 
(Somerset); Lxvi. 73. Bill presented, 118. Rk. a. 327. Rodney Stoke and Priddy (Somerset); Bill ordered, tx11. 186. 
Not presented. Rogate. See infra, 154, (Wenham.) Rollesby (Norfolk); rxvi11. 50. Bill presented, 251. R. a. 365. 
——— Rolleston (Stafford); tvir.106. Bill presented, 284. Rr. a. 494. Rolleston. See supra, 107, ( Morton.) Romaldkirk. 
See supra, 99, (Lune.) 105, (Mickleton.) Romsey Extra (Hants); tix. 71. Bill presented, 245. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 352. RB. A. 373- 


123. Rossington (York) ; Referred, txv. 70. Not reported. Rossington; Referred, txv.'70. Not reported. See Estates, 489. 
Rothbury (Northumberland); tx111.93. Bill presented, 21g. R.a. 374. Rothbury; cxv. 46. Bill presented, 159. 
Rr. A. 448. Rothbury and Elsdon (Northumberland); tx. 28. Bill presented, 41. R. a. 132. Rotherham, See supra, 29, 
(Brinsworth.) Rothersthorpe (Northampton); Lx11.122. Bill presented, 264. Petition against ; referred; Counsel ordered ; 
voices; 311. Not proceeded in. Rothersthorpe; tx1i1. 115. Bill presented, 215. Petition against, 222. Second reading deferred, 
260. Not proceededin. Rothersthorpe; tx1v. 6g. Bill presented, 93. Petition against, 105, Lords Amendment agreed to, 224. 
R. A. 256. Rothley Plain. See supra, 38, (Charnwood.)\———Rothwell (Northampton); txvii. 57. Bill presented, 116. 
R. A. 353- Rothwell with Royds, and Oulton with Woodlesford (York); rx1v.63. Bill presented, 99. King’s consent 
signified, 185. Lords Amendments agreed to, 257. Rk. a. 306. Rougham (Suffolk) ; For inclosing and exonerating from 
tythes; Lxviir. 72. Bill presented, 281. R. a. 543. Rousby Moor (York); t1x. 98. _Bill presented, 328. Rk. a. 373. 

Rowington (Warwick); Lxx.25. Bill presented, 78. R. A. 297. Rowley. See infra, 154, (Weeton.) ——— 
Rowsley, Little (Derby); Lxx. 49. Bill presented, 142. &amp;. 4. 297. ———— Roxton (Bedford); txv. 44. Bill presented, 170. 
R. A. 380. Royston. See supra, 49, (Cudworth.) 


124. Rudham, East, West, and Helhoughton (Norfolk) ; 1xx1. 55. Billpresented, 234. Not proceeded in. Rudham, East, 
and West, and Helhoughton; txx1v.gg. Bill presented,218. R. a. 459. Ruislip (Middlesex); t1x. 22. Bill presented, 
246. R. A.373.- Rumburgh and Wissett (Suffolk) ; Bill ordered, rxvir11. 83. Not presented. Rumworth (Lancashire) ; 
txx. 24. Bill presented, 92. Lords Amendments agreed to, 310. Rk. A. 321. Runcorn. See supra, 75, (Hatton.) 
Runcton Holme and Runcton, South (Norfolk); Biil ordered, tvi11. 185. Not presented. Runcton Holme, South Runcton, 
and Holme (Norfolk); txx. 16. Bill presented, 69. Lords Amendments agreed to, 288. R. a. 297. Runham (Norfolk) ; 
To inclose and drain; Referred, rv11.105. Bill ordered, 248. Presented, 268. R. a. 353. Rushall (Wilts) ; rviir. 156. 
Bill presented, 332. Further proceeding upon Third reading adjourned, 422. Resumed; Bill passed; 431. Rn. a. 496. ———. 
Rushock (Worcester); Lx. 101. Bill presented, 164. King’s consent signified, 224. R. A. 280. Rushton. See infra, 142. 
(Tarporley.) Rustington (Sussex); tv. 88. Bill presented, 199. R. A. 291. Ruston, East (Norfolk); tx. 67, 
Bill presented, 98. R. a. 158." Ruston, East, and Brunstead (Norfolk); Bill ordered, rv11. 134. Not presented. Ruston, 
East, and Brunstead; Bill ordered, tv111.147. Not presented. Ruston Parva (York); tv1.141. Bill presented, 335. 


rn. A. 604. Ryhill and Camerton in Holderness (York); To inclose and make compensation for tythes; Lx. 84. Bill presented, 
275. R.A. 432. See supra, 77, (Hessle.) 















































































































































125. Saddleworth (York) 3 Lxv.51. Bill presented, 194. Petition against, 313. R.a.448. See supra, 118, (Quick.) ——_— 
Saffron Walden (Essex); txvir. 59. Bill presented, 118. Petition for leave to give notices ; Referred, 267. Reported ; leave granted 
for notices; 282. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 310. R.a. 416. Saggart (Dublin); txx1.39. Bill presented, 105. ‘Time 
enlarged fur Report, 348. R. a. 417. Saighton (Cheshire); tx111. 85. Bill presented, 186. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 379. R.A. 39z.———=— Sale (Cheshire); 1x. 42. Bill presented, 67. Petition against, 116. Bill re-committed, 130. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 186. k. 4. 194. Saleby with Thoresthorpe (Lincoln); tviit. 122. Bill presented, 344. RK. a. 544. 

Salfurd (Bedford) ; px11. 114. Bill presented, 200. rR. a. 365. Salt and Enson (Stafford) ; Lx x11. 40. Bill presented, 181. 

R. A. 355. —~=—— Saltley and Washwood (Warwick); tvi1. 102. Bill presented, 348. R.A. 494. Saltree (Huntingdon) ; 

Bill ordered, tv111. 169. Not presented. Saltree, St. Andrew (Huntingdon); .Referred, ux11.177. Leave granted for 

notices ; Bill ordered; 294. Presented, 302. Committed, 310. Petition renewed, 625. Bill presented, 633. R.A. 805, ———— 

Salterton. See supra, 108, (Netton.) Salwarp (Worcester); Lxvri1. 15. Bill presented, 147. R. a. 366. Sampford 

Peverell, Burlascombe and Halberton (Devon); Lxiv. 84. Bill presented, 182. R. a.335. Sand Huttun (York); Bill ordered, 

Lv111.140. Not presented. Sand Hutton; Bill ordered, Lx. 93. Not presented. Sand Hutton; To inclose and drain; Referred, 

Lx1. 78. Petition read again; Order for referring it to a Committee read and discharged, and Bill ordered; 144. Presented, 139. 

R. A. 333-——=—— Sandhurst (Berks) ; Bill ordered, uxvi1. 46. Not presented. Sandhurst; Lxx. 45. Petition for leave to present 

the Bill, 354. Petition read again, and referred, 369. Leave given; Bill presented; 383. Regent's consent signified, 461. 

R.A. 475.——=— Sandon (Stafford); Lx1x.20. Bill presented, 140. Lords Amendments agreed to, 252. R. a. 280, ——_— 

Santen. See supra, 84, (Irton.) Saunders Meadows. See infra, 135, (Stanley-pont-large.) Saunderton (Bucks); For 

leave to present a Petition; Leave given; Petition presented; Bill ordered; Lx1. 192. Presented, 371. R.A. 529. Sawston 

(Cambridge) ; ‘I'o inclose and exonerate from tythes; Lv11. 77. Bill presented, 187. R. A. 354+ Sawtry (Huntingdon) ; To 

inclose and drain; Bill ordered, L1x. 22. Petition read again; Order for leave for Bill read and discharged ; Petition referred to 

a Committee; 30. Bill ordered, 32. Presented, 46. rR. a. 256.——— Suxelby, Harby and Broadholm (Notts); For leave to 

present a Petition to inclose and drain; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; Lv11. 193. Bill ordered, 384. Presented, 388. 


Re-committed, 495. King’s consent signified, 511. . a. 643.—~&lt;—-— Saxton (York); For inclosing and making compensation for 
tythes; Bill ordered, px1x. 44. Not presented. 












































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126. Scalby. See infra, 134, (Stainton Dale.) 





Scalthwaiterigg. See supra,88, (Kirkby in Kendal.)—-——Scammonden(Y ork) ; LX1x. 2g. 
Bill presented, 137. Lords Amendments agreed to, 322.- Rn. a. 360.———Scarning and Hoe (Norfolk) ; Bill ordered, Lx1v. 74. 
Not presented.————Scarning Hoe, Worthing, and Dillington (Norfolk); Lxv1. 45. Bill presented, 126. x. a. 300. See supra, 27, 
(Bradenham, East.) Scholes, See supra, 43, (Cleckheaton.) Scole. See supra, 113, (Osmondeston.) Scotforth 
(Lancashire); Lx1. 105. Bill presented, 157. Lords Amendments agreed to, 234. R. A. 275. Scotter (Lincoln); 1x11. 
117. Bill presented,217. R.A. 374+ Scotter; For leave to present Petition to amend Act; txv. 168. Referred, 169, Petition 
against application, 259. Leave given ; Petition presented ; Bill ordered ; leave granted for notices, 412. Presented, 443. Petitions 
against; to lie on the Table until Second reading; Counsel ordered; 452. Not proceeded in.———Scotton ; For inclosing, draining, 
and making compensation in lieu of tythes, Referred, Lxvii1.92. Not reported. See supra, 82, (Hunton.)———Scottow (Norfolk) ; 
LXvI. 49. Bill presented, 136. Not proceeded in.———Scoulton (Norfolk) ; Lx. 93. Bill presented, 310. R. a. 432. Scremby 
and Grebby (Lincoln) ; tv1. 156. Bill presented, 479. R. a. 666.———Scrooby. See supra, 119, (Ranskill. Sculthorpe 
(Norfolk) ; Lx x1. 32. Bill presented, 142. Petitions against, 182, 200. Not presented. Scunthorpe. Sce supra, 65, (Frodingham.) 




















127. Seamer and Irton (York) ; Referred, tx1v. 73. Report; to lie on the Table, 153. Read; leave granted for notices; Bill 


128. Shaddingfield (Suffolk) ; 11x. 84. Bill presented, 281. R. a. 373. 


129. Shiffnall. See infra, 149, (Upton.) 


ordered; 157. Presented, 171. R. a. 306, Seaton Ross(York); rxv1. 48. Bill presented, 95. Committed, 277. rR. a. 356. 
Sedgberrow (Worcester); Lxv. 50. Bill presented, 153. R. A. 297. Sedgmoor West and North Curry, Stoke Saint 
Gregory, West Hatch, Curry Rivell, Drayton, Swell, Fivehead, Curry Mallet, Beer Crowcombe, Hatch Beauchamp, Broadway, Isle 
Abbotts, Isle Brewers and Aller (Somerset); Bill ordered, Lx1x. 36. So much of Order discharged as relates to Isle Abbotts and 
Isle Brewers; Bill presented, 163. Petitions against, 240. Time enlarged for Report, 281. Petitions against ; referred, and 
Counsel ordered ; 296. Not proceeded in. Sedgmoor West (Somerset); Lx x1. 50. Bill presented, 228. Petitions against, 244, 309. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 381. BR. A. 417. ———— Seething, Kirstead, Mundham, and Sisland (Norfolk); txvirr. 49. Bill 
presented, 239. R. A. 417.————Sefton. See supra, 48, (Crosby, Great.) ——— Selley (Salop); Bill ordered, txxv.10. Petition 
renewed, 158. Jill presented, 179. R. A. 374. ———— Sellinge (Kent); txv. 32. Bill presented, 92. Petition against, 96, 239. 
King’s consent signified, 260. R. a 297.—~— Selsey (Sussex); xxiv. 34. Bill presented, 184. Petition against, 221. 
R. A. 459.————Send and Ripley (Surrey); Lviir. 89. Bill presented, 161. R. a. 419. See infra, 162, (Wokeing.}————Sephton. 
See supra, 48, (Crosby Great.) Setmurthey and Embleton (Cumberland) ; Lxviit. 28. Bill presented, 248. r. a. 508. Setmurthey 
and Embleton; ‘To amend Act; Referred, Lx x111. 40. Bill ordered, 161. Presented, 168. Petition against, 194. Not proceeded 
in. ——— Sevenhampton (Gloucester); Bill ordered, txvii1. 82. Not presented. Sevenhampton; Lx1x. 38. Bill presented, 
127. RB. A. 280,———— Sewerby and Marton (York); Bill ordered, tv1. 127. Not presented. Sewerby and Marton; tv1t. 85. 
Bill presented, 415. Petition against, 447. R. a. 643. 




















Shadwell (York); tv111.150. Bill presented, 357. 
n. A. 496.———Shalford. See supra, 114, (Pease Marsh..———Shamblehurst. See infra, 147, (Townhill.) Shap (Westmor- 
land); ‘To amend Act; Bill ordered, Lv111.162. Not presented. Shap; To amend Act; Lxviii.g1. Bill presented, 280. R. a. 
507. ———— Shapwich (Dorset); txv1. 49. Bill presented, 95. R. a. 257. Sharnbrooke (Bedford); ux1v. 53. Bill pre- 
sented, 179. King’s consent signified, 365. Lords Amendments agreed to, 403. R. A. 405.—~»—— Sheepey, Great (Leicester) ; 
Referred, rxv. 48. Bill ordered, 158. Presented, 177. R. A. 403. Sheffield. See supra, 27, (Bradfield. ———Shefford, Great 
(Berks); txvit. 56. Bill presented, 138. R. a. 290.——— Shelford, Great (Cambridge); For inclosing and exonerating from 
tythes; Bill ordered, Lx1x.13. Not presented, See infra, 135, (Stapleford.) Shelford, Little (Cambridge); For inclosing 
and exonerating from tythes; Lxv1i1, 65. Bill presented, 182. rR. a. 365. Shelley (York); tv111. 132. Bill presented, 160. 
R. A. 331. Shelwood. See supra, 53, (Dorking.) 92, (Leigh. Shenstone (Stafford); txvr. 38. Bill presented, 43. Petition 
against, 103. R.A. 194.————Shepreth (Cambridge); Lxv1.53. Bill presented, 130. Petition against, 178. Rr. a. 327. 
Sherfield English (Hants); Referred, Lx1.21. Leave granted for notices, 44. Bill ordered, 150. Presented, 206. R. a. 333. 
——— Sherfield (Hants); tx111. 85. Leave granted for notices, 143. Bill ordered, 196. Presented, 216. Petitions against, 233, 
247, 249. Lords Amendments agreed to, 446. R.A. 451.——-—Sherringham (Norfolk); xiv, 67. Bill presented, 171. 
R. A. 256. 


























Shelgate. See supra, 87, (King’s Brompton.}———Shipdam (Norfolk) ; Bill ordered, rx1. 105. 
Not presented. Shipdam ; Lx11, 171. Bill presented, 300. Committed, 307. Petition renewed, 584. Bill presented, 594. r. a. 805 
Shipley (York); Lxx.10. Bill presented, 70. Lords Amendments agreed to, 278. R. 0,297. See infra, 143, (Thakeham.) 
———Shippon. See supra, 6, (Abingdon.)——Shipston-upon-Stower (Worcester) ; Lx v11. 20. Bill presented, 122. R.A. 214,—— 
Shipton. See supra, 109, (Newton-upon-Ouze.) Shirburn (Oxon); Lx.81. Bill presented, 204. R. 4.339.———Shirehampton. See 
infra, 155, (Westbury.) Shitlington and Holwell (Bedford); Lv11.138. Bill presented, 421. Petition for provision, 492. Referred 
to a Committee, 494. Reported; instruction to make provision for setting out and declaring the Boundaries of and between the said 
parishes, &amp;c. 515- Bill re-committed, 522. Lords Amendments agreed to, 625. R. a. 643. Shobdon, Lyngen, and Amestrey 
(Hereford); Lx1v. 67. Bill presented, 175. King’s consent signified, 334. Lords Amendments agreed to, 378. R. a.382. Shotover 
(Oxon); Lxx1v.68. Bill presented, 225. Re-committed, 422. Time enlarged for Report, 441. Lords Amendments agreed to, 539. 
R.A. 552. Shottesbrook (Berks) ; Lx11. 106. Bill presented, 263. Bill reported; King’s consent signified, and to be engrossed ; 353. 
Petition renewed, 565. Bill presented, 594. King’s consent signified, 707. 1. a. 776. Shottesbrook and White Waltham 
(Berks); Bill ordered, tv1. 166. Not presented. Shudy Camps. See supra, 36, (Castle Camps.) Shuttington (Warwick), 
Bill ordered, tv111.164. Not presented. Shuttington; t1x.61. Bill presented, 222. Rr. a. 316. 





























131. Sibsey (Lincoln) ; txv. 65. Bill presented, 175. Time enlarged for Report, 329. King’s consent signified, 358. Rr. a. 403. 


———Sibson (Leicester) ; To inclose and extinguish the tythes; Lvii1. 166. Bill presented, 248. Lords Amendments agreed to, 344. 
rn. A. 419. See infra, 136, (Stibbington.) Siddal Moor. See supra, 81, (Hopwood.)———Sidford. See supra, 105, (Milbrook.) 
Silkstone, &amp;c. (York); ivr. 126. Bill presented, 249. Re-committed, 301. R. a. 354. See supra,53,(Dodworth.) infra, 145, 
(Thurgoland.) Silston (Northampton); Bill ordered, Lx111.115. Not presented———Silverdale. See infra, 153, (Wharton.) 
Silverley. See supra, 89, (Kirtling.}——&lt;——Simonburn (Northumberland); Referred, 11x. 102. Report; to lie on the Table, 
164. Read; re-committed; 167. Reported; leave granted for notices; 174. Bill ordered, 248. Presented, 270. Lords Amend- 
ment agreed to, 339. R.A. 373- Simonburn; tx.12. Bill presented, 41. R.a.132. See infra, 152, (Wark.) Sinfin 
Moor (Derby); tv1i. 154. Bill presented, 370. Lords Amendment agreed to, 477. R. a. 494. See supra, 9, (Alcaston and Boulton.) 
39, (Chellastun.) Skegby (Notts); ix111. 106. Bill presented, 216. King’s consent signified, 360. Rr. a. 451.——Skelding 
Moor (Lancashire); Bill ordered, xxv. 24. Petition renewed, 115. Bill presented, 120. King’s consent signified, 299. R. A.342. 
Skellingthorpe. See supra, 82, (Hykeham, North.) Skellow and Carcroft (York); To inclose and drain; Referred, v1. 106. 
Petition read again; House informed that the Petitioners did not intend to proceed upon such parts of the Petition as relates to draining; 
Order for referring the Petition to a Committee discharged ; Bill ordered; 342. Presented, 374. Petitions against, 422. R. A. 604. 
Skelsmergh, Whitwell, and Selside (Westmorland); Billordered, Lxx1. 34. Not presented ————Skelton (York); Lx1v. 92. 
Bill presented, 179. King’s consent signified, 395. Lords Amendments agreed to, 357. mR. a.382. Skelton; txviit. 34. Bill 
presented, 267. R. A.417. ———— Skelton and Overton (York); To inclose and make compensation in lieu of tythes; xr. 48. 


Bill presented, 179. R. A. 432. ——— Skeyton, Burgh next Aylsham and Tuttington (Norfolk); Lx1x. 43. Bill presented, 155. 
R. A. 360. 





























132. Skipworth. See supra, 55, (Duffield, North.) —~-—Skirbeck (Lincoln); xv. 70. ‘Bill ordered, 71. ‘ Noé presented. Skirbeck ; For 





inclosing and exonerating from tythes; Bill ordered, rxv1. 54. Not presented. Skirbeck; For inclosing and exonerating from 
tythes ; Bill ordered, uxvir. 54. Not presented. Skirbeck; For leave to present a Petition to inclose ; Referred, Lxxtit. 156. 
Reported ; leave given ; Petition presented ; Bill ordered ; time enlarged for presenting Bill; 175. Presented, 196. Lords Amendments 
agreed 








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IT. Petitions for Bills for Inclosures,: &amp;c.—continued. 








agreed. to, 350. ~ R. a. 378. Skirethrons.. See infra, 145, (Threshfield.) Skirwith: (Cumberland) ; -.Bill ordered, 
rxxv-48. Not siieentil Slapton (Bucks); Lxv. 8. Bill-presented,.186. Time’ enlarged for Report,.435.. R. A. 500. 


——==—— Slaughterford. &lt; See supra, 23, (Biddestone.)———Sleagill (Cumberland) ; To repeal Act and grant other powers; Lviir, 182. 
+ Bill presented, 373. R. a. 496. Slimbridge (Gloucester) ; To inclose.and discharge .from tythes, Lv1.195. Bill presented, 
395- ° Petition for-provision,-referred..to. a Committee, .464. Reported; Instruction for exchanging and allotting and altering the 
parochial ‘situations of several:intermixed.and detached pieces .of land, now. lying in: the, said parish of Slimbridge and the adjoining 
parishes..of' Cam and Coaley, in the -said county ; 489. .r. a. 604. , Slimbridge. See supra, 65, (Frampton upon Severn.) ——— 
Sloley (Norfolk) ; For leave. to present a Petition; Referred, Lx1x.134. Leave given; Petition presented, and Bill ordered; 150. 

Presented, 156. . Lords Amendment agreed to, 251. -R. 4. 280. Smallburgh (Norfolk) ; Referred, uxx. 37- Leave granted 
for notices ; Bill ordered; 65. Presented, 69. Lords Amendments agreed to, 166. rR. a. 184. ——— Smisby (Derby); For 
inclosing and .exonerating from tythes ; Referred, Lxxv.24. Report; to lie upon the Table, 39- Leave granted for notices; Bill 
ordered; 47. Petition renewed and referred, 143. Bill ordered, 166. Presented, 178. R. A. 342.————Snaith, Whitgift, and 
, Adlingfleet (York); Forinclosing, draining and embanking; Bill ordered, Lx1x. 44. Not presented. Snalewell (Cambridge) ; 
Bill ordered, tv111.185. _ Not presented. Snalewell; tx. 98. Bill presented, 330. R. A. 432. ———— Sneaton (York); tvir 94. 
Bill presented, 112. King’s consent signified, 193. R. A. 244. ‘Snelston and Norbury (Derby); uxx111. 28. Bill presented, 
33. . Petition against, 86. Lords Amendments agreed to, 299. R.A. 328. Snitterley, Wiveton, and Glandford (Norfolk) ; 
Bill ordered, 1xxv.52. Petition renewed ; Bill ordered; 151. _ Not presented. Snitterton. See infra, 154, Wensley.) ——— 
Snoring, Great (Norfolk); Lxv1.50. Bill presented, 107. Petition against, 118. R. a. 257.——— Snoring, Little (Norfolk) ; 
Lx1. 48. Bill presented, 54. Lords Amendments agreed to, 236. R.A. 275. 























‘133. ‘Sockbridge, Yanwath, and Eamont Bridge-(Westmorland) ; xvi. 4g. . Bill presented, 232. R. a. 365. ——— 


Solihull (Warwick) ; Bill ordered, LxII. 179. - Not-presented. «Solihull; Lx xiv. 68. Bill presented, 225. Petition for enlarging 

time for Report; Referred to a Committee, 460. Reported; time-enlarged; 467. Bill re-committed, 485. n. a. 552. See 

supra, 89, (Knowle.) Somerby (Lincoln) ; For inclosing and exonerating.from tythes ; Lxv1. 53. Bill presented, 132. nr. a. 327. 

Somerford, Great (Wilts); Lx1. 86. .Bill- presented, 403. -n. a. 480.———— Somerford Keynes (Wilts);.ux.102. Bill 

-. presented, 359. Rv A- 489. Somerford, Little (Wilts); ~tx11r. 80. Bill presented, 216. , r. a. 476.. Somerleyton, 
Blundeston, and Lound (Suffolk); tvi11.117. Bill presented, 231. Petition against, 270. Lords Amendments agreed to, 450. 
Rn. A. 496.———Somerton., See infra, 159, (Winterton.)————Sonning (Berks and Oxon); Lxx1. 49. Bill presented, 239. Time 
enlarged for Report, 360. , Further enlarged, 393. R.A. 490. Sotby (Lincoln); vi. 44. Bill presented, 145. King’s 

_ consent signified, 280. , Lords Amendments. agreed to, 397... R. A. 450.-—————Sotherton (Suffolk); tvir.112. Bill presented, 265. 
R. A. 354-. — Sotwell. . See supra, 29,- (Brightwell.) ——— Soulby (Westmorland); Bill ordered, tx1v. 61. Not presented. 
Soulby ; Lxv. 42. Bill presented, 192. .n.a. 380. See supra, 51, (Dacre.) Southill. See supra, 35, (Callington.) ——— 
Southmore (Berks); . Bill. ordered, txy1.,63. .Not presented. Southorpe (Northampton); Bill ordered, rv1. 162. Nut 
presented. Southweald (Essex) ; Lxvii. 40. _ Bill presented, 95. Lords Amendments agreed to, 225. 8. A. 229, ——— 
Southwick. See supra, 27, (Bradley, North.) ——— Sowerby and, Soyland (York); tx1x. 61. Bill ordered, 62. Not presented. 
Sowerby and Soyland; Bill.ordered, Lxx.13. .Not presented. 





























* 134: Spalford and Wigsley (Notts) ; Referred, txvi11. 48. Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; 100. Presented, 255. 


135. Standish, &amp;e. (Gloucester) ; Bill ordered, rv1. 163. Not presented. ——— Stanfield. See infra, 157, (Whissonsett.) 


Petition against, 450. Time enlarged for Report, 466. R. a. 543. ——— Sparham and Billingford (Norfolk); txr. 52. Bill 
presented, 315. R&amp;. A. 432. Sparham Mautbies and Sparhem Steukall, Beestons, and Folkards (Norfolk); Bill ordered, tx. 
98. Not presented. Spaunton. See supra, 91, (Lastingham.) Spelsbury (Oxon); Referred, Lv11. 95. Report; to lie on 
the Table, 149. Read; re-committed; 152. Report; to lie on the Table, 225. Read; leave granted for Notices, 230. Petition 
- for leave to give further Notices, referred to a Committee ; 253. - Report; to lie on the Table, 264.. Read; Order of. leave .fér 
Notices’ discharged ;. another ‘Order made ;- 269. Bill ordered, 378. Presented, 394. k.. A. 541. Spetesbury (Dorset) ; 
Lvi11. 168. ° Bill presented, 409. R. a: 496. Sporle and Palgrave (Norfolk) ; L1x.93. Bill presented; 178. rR. a. 316. 
Sprotborough. © See supra, 36, (Carleby.) Staffield (Cumberland) ; Lx1. 56. . Bill presented, 150... Lords Amendments agreed to, 
‘248. R.A. 275. Stagsden (Bedford); ~txvi1.62. Bill presented; 142. Lords Amendment agreed to, 401. .R. a. 416,——_— 
Stainburn (Cumberland) ; Lxvir. 27. Bill presented, 99. Rk. A. 352. Staines (Middlesex); Bill ordered, txx. 29. Not 
presented. Staines; Bill ordered, Lxx1.33. Not presented. Stainland(York);-1xx1. 17. Bill presented, 238. Regent’s 
consent signified, 373- R.A: 417. See supra, 73, (Halifaz.) Stainton (York); To inclose. and. extinguish the tythes ; 
L1x. 115. Bill presented, 347. Committed, 354. Not proceeded in, See supra, 101, (Maltby.)———Stainton Dale (York); Bill 
ordered, Lx.95. Not presented. Stainton Dale; Bill ordered; ux1..100. Not presented. Stainton Dale; Bill ordered, Lx11. 172. 
- Not presented. ——— Stainton and Edlington(York); ixv. 50... Bill. presented, 192. Lords Amendments agreed to, 417. R. a. 
448. ——— Stalbridge (Dorset); txvi. 58. Bill presented, 136. - rn. a, 327. ——— Stalham (Norfolk); Bill. ordered, ux1. 66, 
Not presented. Stalham ;Lx11.157. Bill presented, 172.: RB. A. 310. 






































Stanground (Huntingdon and Cambridge); To inclose and drain, and make compensation for tythes; Referred, tv1. 124. Petition 
read again ; House informed, that the Petitioners did not intend to proceed upon such part of their Petition as relates to draining ; 
Order for referring the Petition to a Committee discharged; Bill ordered; 206. Presented, 231. Petitions against, 268, 301. 
Bill re-committed, 354. R. A. 451.—-—Stanhope. See supra, 105, (Middlehope.) Stanleypont, Large (Gloucester) ; ux11. 79. 
Bill presented, 270. Committed, 307. Petition renewed, 571. Bill presented, 603. x. a. 776. Stanmore, Great (Middlesex) ; 
Ltxvitt. 36. Bill presented, 160. rR. a. 365. ——— Stansfield (York); xx. 26. Bill presented, 84. Regent’s consent signified, 
270. Lords Amendments agreed to, 307. RB. A. 321. Stanton (Derby); tx1v: 68. Not presented. Stanton (Stafford) ; 
v1. 140. Bill presented, 292. R. a. 451.—--— Stanton Lacy and Bromfield (Salop); uxx1v. 77. Bill presented, 225. rR. a. 459. 
Stanton. See supra, 105, (Middleton.) infra, 165, (Youlgreave.)———Stanway (Gloucester); Lxv. 43. Bill presented, 99. 
Petition against, 140. R. A. 254. Stapleford (Cambridge); For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; Lxvir. 59. Bill 
presented, 136. Petition for provision; referred, 226. Report; to lie on the Table, 230. ~ Bill re-committed ; Report on Petition 
for provision referred; leave granted for notices; and instruction for inclosing lands, part of the adjoining parish of Great Shelford, 
lying intermixed with the lands in the parish of Stapleford; 234, 235. R.A. 384. ——Staughton, Great (Huntingdon) ; Lx11. 159. 
Bill presented, 278. Petition renewed, 598. Bill presented, 616. King’s consent signified, 721. R. a. 776. Staughton, 
Little (Bedford); tv1.187. Bill presented, 305. .R. A. 451. Staunton and Kilvington. . See supra, 9, (Alverton.) 
Staveley (York); To inclose and exonerate from tythes; Lv1. 76. Bill presented, 112. . a. 262.—~—Staverton. with Boddington 
(Gloucester) ; Lvii1. 146. © Bill presented; 211. - R. a: 332. Staxton (York); To inclose and make compensation in lieu of 
tythes; Lv1. 127. Bill presented, 374. Re-committed, 499. Lords Amendments agreed to, 633. R. A. 641. 



































, 136. Steanbeckup. See supra,'108, (Netherdale.)—~——Steeple Ashton (Wilts); ~txvii1. 66. Bill presented, 281. R. A. 507. —_— 


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Steeple Ashton; To amend Act ; Referred, rxx1. 52. Not reported. Steeple Morden (Cambridge); tx11. 183. Bill pre- 
sented, 280. Committed, 356.. Petition renewed, 586. Bill presented, 594. BR. a. 832. Stepleton (Hereford); uxv. 62. 
Bill presented, 187. R. A. 483. Stetchworth (Cambridge); For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; uxix.14. Bill 
presented, 164. . R. A. 361. Steventon (Berks); For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; Bill ordered, rxxv. 42. Not 
presented. See supra, 36, (Carlton.) Stewkley (Bucks); tv11. 164. Bill presented, 370. Committed, 394. Petition against, 
.397-. Committee to send for persons, papers and records,.431. Not proceeded,in. Stewkley; txvi. 56. Petition against, 94. _ Bill 
presented, 138. Time enlarged for Report, 262. R. a. 327, ————Stibbard. See supra, 66, (Fulmodeston.) —— Stibbington cum 
Wandesford (Huntingdon and Northampton); Lx11. 160. Bill presented, 279. Reported ; to be engrossed ; 352. Petition renewed, 
568. Bill presented, 587... R. a. 776. Stilton (Huntingdon) ; 1x. 67. Bill presented, 84. .a, 280. See Drainages, 64. 
Stirrup, 











































































I[. Petitions for Bills for Inclosures, &amp;c,—continyed. 


137. Stoke Commons. See infra, (Stokeinteinhead.) ——— Stoke Ferry (Norfolk); Bill ordered, rxv1. 61. Not presented. 


138. Stradbrooke (Suffolk) ; Lxvi. 47. Bill presented, 123. R. a. 233. 





—-—Stirrup and Oldcoats (Notts) ; Bill ordered, pv1. 171. Not presented.———-—Stockingford. See supra, 111, (Nuneaton.)——— 

Stockland (Dorset); ux11.110. Bill presented, 263. Passed, 348. Petition renewed, 586. Bill presented, 602. Rr. a. 776. 
——— Stockport (Cheshire) ; To inclose certain lands in aid of the poor rates ; to provide a house for the reception of the poor ; and 
for paving, cleansing, and lighting, &amp;c. the town ; Referred, 1x.86, Bill ordered, 199. Presented, 182. R.A. 432. See supra, 111, 
(Norbury.) ———— Stockton (Wilts); Lxiv. 56. Bill presented, 144. Re-committed, 261. Lords Amendments agreed to, 328. 
R. A. 335- —===— Stockton (York); Referred, txv111. 35. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 248. Presented, 285. Time 
for notices extended, 346. Lords Amendment agreed to, 518. RB. A. 543.———— Stody. See supra, 29, (Briningham.) 





Stoke Ferry, Wereham and Wretton (Norfolk) ; Bill ordered, rx1x. 64. Not presented. —— Stoke Ferry, Wretton, Wereham 
and Winnold (Norfolk); 1xx. 53. Bill presented, 139. Notice taken that the Bill was not prepared conformable to the Standing _ 
Orders; Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn; another Bill ordered ; presented; 209. Petition against, 244. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 377. R. a. 388. Stoke next Nayland, Nayland, Wiston, Assington and Pelstead (Suffolk) ; 























Lxx.5. Bill presented, 11. Regent’s consent signified, 130. Lords Amendments agreed to, 204. R. a. 266. Stoke Poges 
and Wexham (Bucks); uxv. 18. Bill presented, 178. R. a. 448.— Stoke Prior. See supra, 26, (Bodenham.) Stoke 
St. Milborough. See supra, 6,(Abdon.) ——— Stoke Talmage (Oxon); txv1.63. Bill presented, 137. Rk. a. 356. Stoke- 
inteinhead (Devon); Lx1v. 52. Bill presented, 127. R. A. 399. Stokesley. Seewnfra, 155, (Westerdale.) Stoke- 


under-Hamden. See supra, 83, (Iichester..—————Stondon, Upper. See supra, 71, (Gravenhurst.) Stone (Stafford); uxt. 112. 
Bill presented, 214. R. A. 392. Stone. See supra, 51, (Darlaston.) Stoneham, South, and Bishopstoke (Hants); tx xv. 23. 
Bill presented, 83. Petition renewed, 135. _ Bill presented, 257. Petition for enlarging time for Report; Time enlarged; 316, 
R. A. 423. Stoneham, South. See supra, 24,(Bitterne.) infra, 147, (Townhill.) ——— Stoneleigh (Warwick); Lxvir. 82. Bill 
presented,251. R. A. 41'7.——=—Stonesfield (Oxon); tv1, 14. Bill presented, 225. Lords Amendment agreed to, 337. R. a. 450. 
~——»-— Stoughton, Little. See supra, 135. (Staughton, Little.) ——-—— Stow (Huntingdon); Bill ordered, ux1x. 38. Not pre- 
sented. _———— Stow Bedon (Norfolk); uxvi11. 23. Bill presented, 182, R. a. 417. Stowe, &amp;c. (Lincoln); To inclose and 
make compensation for tythes; Bill ordered, rv11.152. Not presented. Stowe; Lvii1.150. Bill presented, 276. Rr. a. 419. 
———-Stower, East (Dorset); Lv111. 130. Bill presented, 220. R. A, 331,——==--Stower Provost (Dorset) ; Bill ordered, Lxvit. 71. 
Not presented. ———— Stowerton. See infra, 156, (Whichford.) 

















Stradset (Norfolk); tvr.113. Bill presented, 374. 
R.A. 603. Stratfield Mortimer (Berks and Hants); rv1.81. Bill presented, 186, R.A. 354.———— Streatley (Berks) ; 
Lx1x. 42. Bill presented, 140. R. a. 311. ——— Strelley (Notts); Referred, rx111. 41. Leave granted for notices, 48. Bill 
ordered, 150. Presented, 213. R.A. 374.——— Strensham (Worcester); uxix.6. Bill. presented, 133. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 339. R.A. 361. Strensham; For leave to present Petition to amend Act; Referred, Lxx11.234. Leave given ; 
Petition presented, and referred; 238. Leave for notices granted; Bill ordered, 247. Presented, 280, Rr. A. 419. Stretton 
Grandsome and Eggleton (Hereford) ; 1x v111. 66. Bill presented, 276. Lords Amendments agreed to, 537. R. A. 543.—&lt;——Strickland 
Kettle, Strickland Roger and Nether Staveley (Westmorland); Lxx1. 34. Bill presented, 199. &amp;. a. 490. ——— Strumpshaw 
and Surlingham (Norfolk); tx1v. 51. Bill presented, 166. R. a. 382. Studley (Warwick); Lx x11. 45. Bill presented, 130. 
R-A. 301.———— Studley. See supra, 81, (Horton.) ——— Stukeley (Huntingdon); For inclosing and exonerating from. tythes ; 
Lxvitt. 48. Bill presented,122. Regent’s consent signified, 454. R.A. 507. ———— Sturton. See supra, 137, (Stowe.) ——— 
Sturton and Littlebrough (Notts) ; For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; Bill ordered, txvi11.75. Not presented. Sturton and 
Littlebrough ; Bill ordered, 1x1x.61. Not presented. ——— Styrrup, Oldcoats and Farworth (Notts); tvir.g. Bill presented, 357: 
All to have voices, 410. King’s consent signified, 435. R.A. 515- 











139. Sudbourne (Suffolk) ; x. 83. Bill presented, 116. n.a, 280.—--— Sulhampstead Abbotts and Sulhampstead Bannister 


141. Swaffham Bulbeck (Cambridge) ; To alter and amend Act to inclose and drain ; Referred, Lvi11. 185. Not reported. 


(Berks); 1xv1.63. Bill presented, 141. Further proceeding upon Third reading adjourned, 336. Resumed; Bill passed; 343. 
R. A. 454. ——==—— Sulhampstead Bannister. See supra, (Sulhampstead Abbotts.) ——— Sullington. See infra, 143, (Thatcham.) 
——— Surlingham. See supra, 138, (Strumpshaw.) Sutton (Gloucester); tix. g0. Bill presented, 140. R. a. 256. ——_ 
Sutton (Surrey); Lx1v, 37. Bill presented, 149. RB. a. 335. Sutton (York); uxx. 5. Billpresented,134. Time enlarged for 
Report, 279. R. 4. 363. Sutton. See supra, 37, (Catfield.)\————Sutton Basset. See infra, 155, (Weston.) ——— Sutton 
Courtney and Sutton Wick (Berks); tv1.150. Bill presented, 400. R, a. 604. ————— Sutton, Long (Somerset); ix1v. 48. 
Bill presented, 118. Petition against, 262. R. A. 335.—————Sutton-cum-Lound. See supra, 17, (Barnby.) Sutton Mandeville 
(Wilts); ux1x. 66. Bill presented, 136. Lords Amendments agreed to, 261. RB. a. 280, Sutton Montis (Surrey); Bill 
ordered, Lx1v.77. Not presented, ——— Sutton St, Edmunds, See Drainages, 71. Sutton St. Michael. See supra, 102, 
( Marden.) Sutton St. Nicholas. See supra, 102, (Marden,) Sutton-upon-Trent (Notts); Bill ordered, 1vi1.123. Not 
presented, Sutton-upon-Trent; Lvi11. 162. Bill presented, 300. Lords Amendments agreed to, 502. &amp;. a. 544.————— Sutton 
Wick, See supra, (Sutton Courtney.) Sutton next Wokeing. See infra, 162, (Wokeing.) 
































Swaffham Prior (Cambridge) ; Bill ordered, tv1.192. Not presented. Swaffham Prior; To inclose and exonerate from tythes ; 
Bill ordered, tv111. 180. Not presented. Swaffham Prior; To inclose and exonerate from tythes ; Bill ordered, L1x. 109. Not 
presented. Swaffham Prior ; To inclose and exonerate from tythes; Lx.97. Bill presented, 312. R. a. 489. Swallow 
(Lincoln); ux. 46. Bill presented, 229. Lords Amendments agreed to, 332. RB. A. 432. Swallowfield (Wilts); Bill ordered, 
Luxx. 26. Not presented. Swanton Abbott, Lamas and Buxton (Norfolk); Lx1v. 62. Bill presented, 171. Rr, a. 399. 
Swanton Novers and Woodnorton (Norfolk); Bill ordered, txv1.62. Not presented. See supra, 78, (Hindolveston.) Swaton 
(Lincoln); Lx. 87. Bill presented, 160. R.A. 210, ——— Sway Quarr, Sway Romsey and Arnewood (Hants); txvi. 52. Bill 
presented, 137. Lords Amendments agreed to, 450. R.A. 454. Swerford (Oxon); tv11.83. Bill presented, 132. R. a. 494. 
——— Swillington. See infra, 157, (Whitkirk.) Swinbrook (Oxon); For inclosing and exonerating from tythes ; Lxv111. 79. 
Bill presented, 240. Rk. a. 365. Swindon. See infra, 162, (Womborn.) —.—— Swineshead (Huntingdon) ; Lx111. 101. Bill 
presented, 214. 8. A. 374- Swinscoe (Stafford); tvi1.87. Bill presented, 247. Lords Amendments agreed to, 465. 
R. A. 494. ——*- Sydenham (Oxon); Bill ordered, Lxx1v.96. Not presented, Sydenham ; Bill ordered, uxxv. 47. Not pre- 
sented. ——— Sydling, Saint Nicholas (Dorset); Lxxiv.81. Bill presented, 226. Petitions against, 321, 352. R.A. 459. —— 
Symonds Mead See supra, 36, (Canford, Great.) 





























142. Tackley (Oxon) ; Bill ordered, uxv.'74. Not presented. Tackley; Bill ordered, .xv1.66. Not presented. Tackley ; rxvitt. 97. 





Not presented.———Talley, See supra, 79, (Llansadwrn.)———Tallington and West Deeping (Lincoln); Referred, tv1. 183. House 
informed that no tolls or duties were proposed; Order for referring the Petition to a Committee discharged ; Bill ordered; 227. Pre- 
sented, 267, King’s consent signified, 510. Rr. a.604.——-—Talworth Wratting. See infra, 164, (Wratting, Great.) Tanfield. See 











supra, 91, (Lamesley.) Tangley (Hants) ; Bill ordered, Lv11. 172. Not presented. Tarporley, Eaton, Rushton, and Utkinton 
(Cheshire) Referred, .x1.‘79. Leave granted for notices, 267. Bill ordered,359. Presented, 366. x. a. 480, Tarrant Keinston 
(Dorset) ; Referred, 1.x1x. 26. Bill ordered ; presented ; 146. Lords Amendments agreed to, 305. R. A. 310. Tarring, West 





(Sussex); Lx111. 35. Bill presented, 63. R.a.191.————Tarvin. See supra, 85, (Kelsal.)—&lt;———Tasburgh (Norfolk); Lxv111. 49. 
Bill presented, 251. R. a. 543. Tatenhill, &amp;c. (Stafford); uxvit. 45. Bill presented, 134. Regent’s consent signified, 325. 
Lords Amendments considered ; Regent's recommendation signified; Amendments agreed to; 379. R. A. 416. Tatham 








(Lancashire); Bill ordered, uxt. 104. Not presented. Tatham; Bill ordered, uxvir. 50. Not presented. Tatham ; Bill ordered, 
ixx. 61. Not presented. Tatham; Bill ordered, uxx. 48. Not presented. ——— Taunton, &amp;c. (Somerset); rxv.32. Bill pre- 
sented, 191. Committed, 230. Not proceededin. Taunton; txvi. 60. Bill presented, 140. Read, 159. Not proceeded in. 
Taunton; LXvrit. ‘77. Bill presented, 286. Not proceeded in. ——— Taynton (Oxon); For leave to present a Petition ; Referred ; 
Lxxv. 59. Reported; leave given; Petition presented, and Bill ordered ; 61. Not presented. 


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IL. Petitions for Bills for Inclosures, &amp;c.—continued. 


143. Tean, Upper - 


144 Thingdon (Northampton) ; «x. 78. Bill presented, 176. . a. 339. 


See supra, 39, (Checkley.)—--—~Teignmouth, East, and Dawlish (Devon) ; LxvI1I. 29. Bill presented, @83. R. 4.631. 

eirtref (Montgomery); Lxv1. 37. BBill presented, 122. R. a, 327. Telscomb (Sussex); txay, gi, Not presented. 
Telscomb ; uxv. 65. Bill presented, 125. R, a. 380, Temple Guiting (Gloucester); xix. 76, Bill presented, 170. 
Petition against, 208. Lords Amendments agreed to, 334. R. A. 373. Temple Newsam (York) ; Referred, :xxv. 49. Report; 
to lieon the Table, 75. Leave granted for notices, 77. Bill ordered, 78. Petition renewed and referred, 123, Bill ordered, 202. 
Presented, 211. RB, A- 342. Teston, See supra, 101, (Malling, East.)—-—Tetbury (Gloucester) ; For inclosing and paving ; 
Referred, txviut. 38. Not reported. Tetbury; txix. 69. Bill presented, 122. Lords Amendments agreed to, 329. Rk. a. 360. 
——— Tettenhall (Stafford); 1x1. 88. Bill presented, 177. RB. 4.275. Teversham (Cambridge); txv. 47. Bill presented 
148. R. a. 449. —==— Tewkesbury (Gloucester); ux1u1.110. Bill presented, 170. King’s consent signified ; Lords Amendments, 
agreed to; 466. R. a. 476,—-——Thakeham (Sussex); Lx111. 73. Bill presented, 168. Rr. a. 269,————Thame (Oxon); txx. 50. Bill 
presented, 141. Petition against, 209. Not proceeded in. ————— Thames Ditton See supra, 87, (Kingston upon Thames.) 
Tharston (Norfolk); tvi1. 80. Bill presented, 368. R. a. 615. Thatcham (Berks); Lxvi.41. Bill presented, 141. Petitions 
against, 162, 248. Lords Amendment agreed to, 315. R.A.327.————— Thealby. See supra, 33, (Burton upon Stather.) ——— 
Thelnetham (Suffolk); txxt11.60. Bill presented, 116. Rr, a.328.—&lt;——Themelthorpe. See supra, 64, (Foulsham.)————Thetford 
(Norfolk); trx. 69. Bill presented, 151. Rk. a. 256, 























Thirlwall (Northumberland) ; tv1. 144. Bill 
presented, 415. Lords Amendment agreed to, 538. Rr. a. 604. —&lt;——Thirne (Norfolk); To inclose and drain; Referred, tv11. 170. 
Bill ordered, 210. Not presented. Thirne; For inclosing and draining; Referred, rxv. 34. Bill ordered; presented; 191. 
R, &amp;. 448, —&lt;——— Thompson (Norfolk); For leave to present a Petition; rxx.139. Referred, 140. Leave given, 156. Petition 
presented; Bill ordered; leave granted for notices; 159. Bill presented, 184. Petition against, 226. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 291. R. A. 297. Thoralby (York); Bill ordered, rx111. 101. Not presented. Thoralby; uxvr. 48. Bill presented, 119. 
R. A. 233. Thoralby and Bishopdale (York); txrv. 36. Bill presented, 159. R. a. 307. Thoreshy, North (Lincoln) ; 
For inclosing, draining and exonerating from tythes ; Referred, Lxv.'70. Not reported. Thoresby. See supra, 125, (Saleby.) 
Thorganby (York); Lxv. 39. Bill presented, 194. Petition against, 292. R. A. 449. Thorington (Essex); Bill ordered, 
ivr. 130. Not presented.———Thornbury. See supra, 119, (Rangeworthy.)—-——Thorn, Hatfield, and Fishlake (York); To inclose 
and drain; Referred, tv1.197. Bill ordered, 447. Presented; Petition against; 459. Bill committed; Petition against read 
again; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; all to have voices ; other Petitions against; referred, and Counsel ordered; 479,500. Not 
proceeded in. Thorne, Hatfield, and Fishlake; To inclose and drain; Referred, tvi1. 107. Not reported. Thorne, 
Hatfield, and Fishlake; To inclose, drain and embank; Referred, tvit1, 156. Not reported. ———— Thorne, Hatfield, 
Stainforth, Fishlake, and Sykehouse (York); Bill ordered, txv. 58. Not presented. See supra, 75, (Hatfield.) ——— Thorner. 
See supra, 128, (Shadwell.)———Thorney (Sussex) ; Lxv1. 52. Bill presented, 137. Not proceeded in, ‘Thorney ; Lxvi1. 39. Bill 
presented, 52. R. A. 214.———Thornhill (York); 1xx. 26. Bill presented,84. Lords Amendments agreed to, 312. R. A. 321. 
See supra, 31, (Broad Town.) Thornley. See supra, 42, (Chipping Milton.) Thornthwaite (Cumberland) ; txvut. 60. 
Bill presented, 142. R. A, 290. Thornton (York); ux1x. 16. Bill presented, 158. R. a. 360. Thornton in Craven 
(York); Bill ordered, Lxvitt. 19. Not presented. Thornton in Craven; Bill ordered, Lx1x. 44. Not presented. Thornton in Craven; 
Lxxt. 38. Bill presented, 67. Notproceededin. Thornton in Craven; Bill ordered, txx11. 60. Not presented. Thornton in 
Craven; To inclose and exonerate from tythes; Lxx1v.100. Bill presented, 227. Petition against, 371. Time enlarged for 
Report, 420. R. A.531- See supra, 92, (Leighton.) 
































145. Thorp, Arch and Walton (York) ; uxx1.6. Bill presented, 10. Petitions against, 14, 39. In favour, 184. mR. a. 291, 


146. Tibberton (Worcester) ; Lxv. 55. Bill presented,191. Lords Amendment agreed to, 416. R. a. 449. 


147. Toft (Cambridge) 3 Lxvit. 60. Bill presented, 89. R. a. 214. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








Thorp Audlin (York); To inclose and drain; Referred, rvi1. 162. Not reported, Thorp Audlin ; Bill ordered, tv1it. 131. 
Not presented, Thorp Audlin; xv. 58. Bill presented, 192. King’s consent signitied, 376. r. a. 448, —&lt;—— Thorpe (Lincoln); 
To repeal and amend Act relative to tythes; Referred, Lx1x.16. Voices, 137. Petition respecting application, 141. Bill ordered, 
145. Presented, 163. Petition against, 181. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 196. Not proceeded in, ——— 
Thorp (Surrey); Lx11.114. Bill presented, 241. Committed, 264. Petition renewed, 587. Bill presented, 603. King’s consent 
signified. 743. Lords Amendments agreed to, 786. R.A. 805. Thorpe Abbotts (Norfolk); tv1.177. Bill presented, 341. 
R. A. 451.————Thorpe next Haddiscoe. See infra, (Thurlton.) Thorp Salvin. See supra, 11, (Anston, South.) —— 
Thorrington (Essex); Referred, xv. 43. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 89. Presented, 107, R.A. 380.——— Thorseway 
(Lincoln); uxvi11. 75. Bill presented, 276. Not proceeded in. Thorseway; Lx1x. 47. Bill presented, 151. Regent’s consent 
signified, 308. R.A. 360. Threapland (Cumberland); txvi.61. Bill presented, 106. Rk. A. 233. Threshfield and 
Skerethorns, and Burnsall in Wharfdale (York); Lx. 93. Bill presented, 224. R.A. 432.——&lt;—‘Thringstone. See infra, 157, 
(Whitwick.) Thriplow (Cambridge); For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; Bill ordered, uxxv. 51. Not presented. 
Thrybergh (York); For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; Lxxv. 41. Bill ordered, 42. Not presented. —— 
Thurgoland (York); rxvit1. 20. Bill presented, 180. R.a. 507.———— Thurlby (Lincoln); vit. 129. 
Re-committed, 495. R.A. 644. 




















Bill presented, 394. 
Thurleigh (Bedford) ; Bill ordered, tvit1.186. Not presented. Thurleigh; ux.19. Bill 
presented, 78. R. A. 210. Thurlow, Great (Suffolk); Lx1.111. Bill presented, 293. King’s consent signified, 371. rR. a. 
402. Thuristone (York); Bill ordered, rv1. 164. Not presented. See supra, 114, (Penistone. ————Thurlton, Thorpe next 
Haddiscoe and Haddiscoe (Norfolk); Bill ordered, Lxiv. 51. Petition again, read; Order of leave, read and discharged; Petition 
referred; 62. Bill ordered, 101. Presented, 124. R.A. 305.” Thurning (Huntingdon and Northampton); For leave to 
present a Petition ; Referred, Lxvi1. 97. Not reported. Thurston. See supra, 84, (Irworth.) 
( Bergh-Apton.) Thuxton (Norfolk); txv. 39. Bill presented, 150. R. a. 254. 




















Thurton. See supra, 22, 








Tibenham (Norfolk) ; 
Bill ordered, uxvi11. 67. Not presented. Tibenham and Moulton (Norfolk); txxv.19. Bill presented, 75. Petition renewed, 
132. Bill presented, 140. R. A. 342. Tickenham (Somerset); tv1.17. Bill presented, 24. Rk. a. 220. Tickford. 
See supra, 109, (Newport Pagnell.)—-—Ticklerton (Salop) ; Lv1. 91. Bill presented, 367. Petition against, 446. Bill re-committed, 
480. Again re-committed, 488. Instruction to report more fully the state of property, 498. R. a. 603. Tidenham and Woolastone 
(Gloucester); txv.12. Bill presented, 163. R. a. 380. Tideswell (Derby); To inclose, and make compensation in lieu of 
tythes ; Bill ordered, Lx1.104. Not presented. Tideswell; tx11.177. Bill presented, 302. Committed, 310. Petition renewed, 
582. Bill presented, 626. King’s consent signified, 761. R.a.805. See infra, 163, (Wormhill.) Tilehurst (Berks) ; 
Lxvi. 63. Bill presented, 141. Bill read Third time; further proceeding adjourned; 336. Resumed; Bill passed; 343. 
R. A. 387. Tilshead (Wilts); Bill ordered, nv1.161. Not presented. Tilshead; uxvi. 52. Bill presented, 136. Regent’s 
consent signified, 374. R.A. 434.——-—Tintinhull. See supra, 83, (Iichester.) Tittensor. See supra, 51,(Darlaston..——— 
Tivetshall, Saint Margaret, and Tivetshall, Saint Mary (Norfolk); ux111.87. Bill presented, 180. k. a. 269. 


Tollerton (Notts); To inclose and extinguish the tythes ; 
Lyi. 162. Bill presented, 247. Rk. a. 331. Tollerton (York); txv. 39. Bill presented, 154. RB. a. 254. ——— 
Tolleshunt Major (Essex); tv1. 108. Bill presented, 162. Lords Amendments agreed to, 656. R. a. 666. ——-——  Tolworth 
(Surrey); Bill presented, Lx XIII. 21. R.A. 189. Tonge (Lancashire); Lxv11.62. Bill presented, 142. R. a. 352. 
Topcroft and Denton (Norfolk); 11x. 47. Bill presented, 160. R. A. 373- Torpenhow (Cumberland) ; x11. 169. Bill 
presented, 295. Committed, 310. Petition renewed, 585. Bill presented, 604. Lords Amendments agreed to, 780. R. A. 805. 
See supra, 145, (Threapland,) Tossen Common. See supra, 81, (Hopewell. ) Totham, Great (Essex); tix. 56. Bill 
presented, 109. Committed, 119. Petition against, 145. Petition of Mr. Honeywood respecting the Inclosure ; Order for commit- 
ment of Bill discharged; Bill withdrawn, and another ordered; 229. Presented, 278. Petition against, 281. Petition in favour, 
317. RB. A. 376. ——_—- Tottington (Sussex); L1x. 89. Bill presented, 123. mR. a. 256. ——— Townhill (Hants); For leave to 
present a Petition ; Referred, rxv111.170. Leave given; Petition presented; Bill ordered; 232. Presented, 280. R. A. 417. 
Towyn. See supra, 62, (Faenol.) 71, (Gwyddelfynydd.) : 















































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II. Petitions for Bills for Inclosures,. &amp;c.—continued. 


148. Traian.  See’supra, 55; (Diilleston.) 








Trawden, “Winewall, and Wycollen (Lancashire); Lxx1.39. Bill presented,'232. “Not 
proceeded in. ——— Trawden ; Bill ordered, 1x x11; 61.-~ Petition'read ; Order.of leave discharged ; Petition referred ; 161. Leave 
granted for Notices; Bill ordered; 174. - Presented, 182. ~ Lords. Amendments agreed to, 314. BP. A. 355: Trawsfynydd, 
Maentwrog, Festiniog,’ and Llandecewyn(Merioneth) ; Bill ordered, Lxrx.26. Not presented. Tredington (Gloucester); Lx. 
62. Bill presented,219. King’s consent signified, 321. Lords Amendment agreed to, 370. — Rr. a. 432. Treflan. See supra, 
. 96, (Llanrug.) Treflys. See supra, 114, (Penmorfa). infra; 165, (Ynyscynhayarn.)———Tregrug (Monmouth) ; + rx111. 108. 
Bill presented,’ 214. Lords: Amendments agreed to,+424.. R.A. 451. Trelleck,: Penalt, Mitchel ‘Troy,’Cwmcarwan, 
- Landogo, Tintern, and Lanishew (Monmouth); Lxv. 78. Bill presented, 191. King’s consent signified, -329. Lords’: Amendments 
agreed to, 502. R.A. 506. Tresham (Gloucester); ~Lxx111..58. Bill’ presented, 119. ~ Lords Amendment agreed to, 
317. RB. a. 328. + Trimley- Saint Mary, Trimley Saint Martin, Kirton, and Nacton (Suffolk); Lx. 8.‘ Bill-presented, 15. 
, King’s consent signified, 44. R.A. 81. -Troddermain. See supra, 91, (Lanercost.) Troston (Suffolk); 1x1.18. Bill 
presented, 36, . King’s-consent signified; 263. R- A. 333. Trowbridge. See supra, 78, (Hilperton.). Trumpington 
. (Cambridge) ;. LVI. 129. - Bill.presented, 418: ~ Re-committed ; instruction to report more fully the state of: property; 574. R.a. 
666. Trusthorpe and. Hannah cum Hagnaby (Lincoln) ;- For inclosing, draining, embanking’and discharging from tythes ; 
Referred, txv1- 49. Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 110. R.A. 233. Tuddenham, East (Norfolk);’ rvir. 8. Bill 
presented, 9. R.A. 73. Tuffley. . See supra, 76, (Hempstead.) .Tunstal - (Lancashire); . Bill: ordered, uxu11, 116. 
Not presented. . Tunstall; uxvii1. 76. - Bill preseuted, 285. Not proceeded in. Tunstall; rxrx..61. Bill presented, 151. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 341. R. A. 360. Tunstal (York); -~x1.'20. Bill presented, 217. Petitions :against, 303. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 480. R-A. 529. Tunstead and Sco Ruston (Norfolk); tx1x. 43. - Bill presented, 134. Rk. a. 
360. Turnwood (Dorset) ; ‘To inclose and extinguish the tythes;Lv1. 52. Bill presented, 93. R.A. 451.—— Turweston 
(Bucks); txvi11.92. Bill presented, 272. RB. a, 543- Twickenham. See supra, 84, (Isleworth.) Twyford,: See supra, 
44, (Colsterworth.) Twyning (Gloucester); Bill ordered, Lxvi. 61. Not presented., . Twyning;.Bill ordered, Luxv11. 51. 
Not presented. Twyning; Lxviit. 93. Bill presented, 238. Committed, 257. Not proceeded in. Twyning; Bill ordered, rx1x. 
23. Not presented. Tynemouth (Northumberland) ; To ascertain what roads are to be: kept to repair, and to amend Act; 
Referred, tv1. 11. House informed, that it was not intended to impose any toll.or duty; Order for referring the Petition to a Com- 
mittee discharged, and Bill ordered, 220. Not presented. Tynemouth; To amend Act; to lie on the Table ; x1. 90. .: Petition read 
again ; House informed, that it was not intended to impose any toll or duty for effectuating the purposes-of the Petition, and Bill 
ordered ; 308. » Presented, 317. R.A. 432. - 




































































149. Uffculme, Willand, and Halberton (Devon) ; xx. 44. Bill presented, 143. Petition against, 237. R.A. 297.——_— 





Ufton (Berks) ;° 11x. 103. Bill presented, 208. ag. a. 374. Ulceby (Lincoln) ; To inclose and make compensation in 
’ lieu of tythes; Bill ordered, tv1.110. Not presented. Ulceby; To inclose and make. compensation in lieu of tythes ; Bill ordered, 
Lviit. 150. Not presented. Ulceby ; Bill ordered, Lxv. 70. Not presented. Ulceby with Fotherington (Lincoln); To 
incloseand exonerate from tythes ; Lx x111. 35. Bill presented, 81. R. a. 328. Ullingswick. See supra, 102, (Marden.) 
Ulverstone. See supra, 57, (Egton with Newland.) Underbarrow and Bradley. Field (Westmorland) ; Bill ordered, tv1. 163. 
Not presented. —Undermilbeck, Winster, and Crook (Westmorland); txvi11..66. Bill presented, 285. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 544. R. A. 589. Uphaven (Wilts); Referred, tvi1. 126. Report; to lie on the Table, 242. Read again ; leave 
granted for notices; 247. Bill ordered, 392. Presented, 410. R. A. 541. Uphill (Somerset) ; Bill ordered, tv1r. 175. 
Not presented. Uphill; Bill ordered, Lxvir.61. Petition read; Order of leave read and discharged ; Petition referred to, a, Com- 
mittee ; 104. Not. reported. Uphill; 1xvii1. ‘91. © Bill presented, 240. R. a. 507. Uplambourne (Berks) ; tv1rr. 136. 
Bill presented; 301. R. A. 399. ~ Up-Loders (Dorset); Lx x111. 23. © Bill presented, 24. RB. A. 189. —Upottery. See 
supra, 119, (Rawbridge.) Upper Haddon. See supra, 16, (Bakewell.)————Upper Stondon. See supra, 71, (Gravenhurst.——— 
Upton (Huntingdon) ; For inclosing and making compensation for tythes; Lxv11- 39. Bill presented, 107. Lords Amendment agreed 
to, 379. R.A. 416: Upton (Salop); txviir/ 16. Billpresented, 154. n. A. 365. See supra, 87, (King’s Brompton.) ——— 
Upton cum Chalvey (Bucks); Lx. 99. Bill presented, 229. Petition against, 233. Bill committed; Petition against read again 
and referred, and Counsel ordered; voices; 257. Not proceeded in, Upton cum Chalvey; xx111. 87. Bill presented, 217. 
Petition against, 254. R. A.374. Upton Lovell (Wilts); Luxx. 34. ‘Bill presented, ‘86. ‘ Lords Amendments agreed to, 377. 
R: A. 388. Upton Scudamore (Wilts); Lv111: 156. © Bill presented, 431. Rk. a. 496. Upton upon Severn, Welland, 
Longdon, Castlemorton, Birt otherwise Birchmorton, Berrow, Bromsberrow, Malvern Magna, Malvern Parva, Mathon, and Colwall 
(Worcester, Gloucester, and Hereford) ; Bill ordered, Lx x. 16. Not presented. Upton upon Severn. See supra, 101, (Malvern.) 
Upton Saint Leouard’s. See supra, 76, ( Hempstead.) Urswick. See supra, 131, (Skelding Moor.) Useburn, Little 
(York) ; ‘To inclose and ‘exonerate from tythes; tv1. 76. Bill presented, 108. R. a. 262. 
























































151. Waborne (Norfolk) ; Bill ordered, ‘Lv11. 94. Not presented. -Waborne (Norfolk); ‘11x. 101. Bill ‘presented, 208. R.A. 280. 





Wainfleet St. Mary (Lincoln); For embanking, inclosing and draining; Referred, Lxvi11.67. | Petition for allowing the 
Committee on the first Petition to report, and for leave-to present the Bill; Referred, 508. Bil! ordered, 525. Presented, 528. 
Petition against, 561. Regent's consent signified, 617. Lords Amendments agreed to, 644. R. a. 647. Waith (Lincoln) ; 
Lx11, 116. Bill presented, 282. Committed, 337. Petition renewed, 565. Bill presented, 585. Lords Amendments agreed to, 
737. R.A. 776. Wakefield. See supra,81, (Horbury.) Waldingfield, Great, cum Chilton (Suffolk); txvr. 62. Bill 
presented, 139. * Lords Amendments agreed to,-450. R. A. 454.————— Walditch (Dorset); Referred; txv. 28. Report re-com- 
mitted, 65. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered ; 92. Presented, 108. -Lords Amendment agreed to, 289. © R. a. 380. 
Waldridge Moor (Durham) ; For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; Lxvi11.77. Not presented. ——— Walkeringham (Notts) ; 
To inclose and drain; Referred, Lvi1. 122. House informed that the Petitioners did not intend ‘to: proceed upon such part of the 
Petition as relates to draining ; Order for referring the Petition to a Committee discharged; Bill ordered, 362. : -Presented, 365. 
R. A. 644. Wallasey (Cheshire); Bill ordered, Lxvi11. 48. Not presented. Wallasey and Kirby West: (Cheshire) ; 
Lx1ix. 22. Bill presented, 190. .R. a. 310. See supra, 93, (Liscard.) Walsham, North (Norfolk); ix111. 81. ° Bill presented, 
170. Petition against, 300. R. A. 374. Walsham, South, &amp;c. (Norfolk); To inclose and drain; Referred, tvs. 136. Bill 
ordered, 308. Presented, 312. R. 4. Goo. Walsham le-Willows. (Suffolk); 1x x111. 28, Bill presented, 94. Lords amend- 
ment agreed to, 316. R. A. 328. Walsingham, Great (Norfolk) ;:1x111. 85. _ Bill presented, 191.’ Lord Amendments agreed 
to, 339. R.A. 374.——— Walsingham, Little. See supra, (Walsingham, Great.) ——— Walsoken (Norfolk) ;- Bill ordered, 
LXXV. 31. Petition renewed, 145. Bill presented, 158. + a..423. ———— Waltham St. Laurence (Leicester) ; 1vi11. 178, Bill 
presented, 490. R. A. 578. ———— Waltham St. Laurence (Berks); Lxv. 73. Bill presented, 193.: -Re-committed, 338. Lords 
Amendment agreed to, 484. R. a. 500. Waltham, White. See supra, 129, (Shottesbrook.) Walthamstow (Essex); Bill 
ordered, Lx111.99. Not presented. Walton (Derby); tv1i1. 166.. Bill presented, 372.. Re-committed, 432., R. a..496. 
Walton-upon-the-Hill (Surrey); Bill ordered, rxv. 83. Not presented. 












































152. Wambrook (Dorset) 3 Lxi1. 165. Bill presented, 295. Passed, 344. Petition renewed, 568. BBill presented, 586. R. a. 729. 








Wanborough. See infra, 163, (Worplesdon.) ——— Wandesford. See supra, 136, (Stibbington.) ——— Wandsworth 
(Surrey); Bill ordered, xvi. 113. Not presented. ———— Wantage (Berks); Bill ordered, tvii. 134. . Not presented. 
Wantage; xviii. 149. Bill presented, 337. Lords Amendment agreed to, 620. R. a. 638. Warblington (Hants) ; 
Lxv. 8. Bill presented, 98. Rk. a. 201. ————— Warcop (Westmorland) ; Bill ordered, Lv11.135. Not presented. Warcop; Bill 
ordered, Lxvi.61. Not presented. Warcop; For leave to present a Petition; Referred, Lxv111.101. Leave given; Petition 
presented; Bill ordered ; 102. Not presented. Warcop;. Lxx. 47. Bill presented, 71. Lords Amendments agreed to, 204. 
R. a. 266. Waresley (Huntingdon); xi. Bill presented, 218. R.a. 451-. Waresley (Huntingdon) and Gamlingay 
(Cambridge) ; Bill ordered, txiv. go. Petition again read ; Order of leave read, and discharged; Petition referred; 122. Report ; 
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Il. Petitions for Bills for Inclosures, &amp;c.—continued. 


to lie onthe Table, 140. Read, and re-committed, 145. Reported ; leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered; 148. Presented, 179, 
Not proceeded in. Waresley; For amending Act and for exonerating from tithes; Referred, txv. 77. Bill ordered, 170, 
Presented, 186. Not proceeded in————Warfield (Berks); Bill ordered, Lx1x.66. Not presented———Warfield and ‘Wargrave ; 
Lx1x. 66. Bill presented, 134. Lords Amendments agreed to, 341. R.a. 360. ———— Wargrave (Berks) ; Bill ordered, .x1x. 66. 
Not presented. Warham. - See infra, 154, (Wells.) Wark (Northumberland); Lx1v.76. Bill presented, 148. R. a. 306. 
See supra, 131, (Simonburn,)———Warkton (Northampton) ; Lx11.131. Bill presented, 270. Passed, 358. Petition renewed, 568. 
Bill presented, 585. R.A. 776. Warkworth (Northumberland); tx11. 172. Bill presented, 240. Committed, 263. 
Petition renewed, 582. Bill presented, 583. R. a. 776. Warlingham Crewses (Surrey); Lx11. 174. Bill presented, 292. 
Reported ; ‘to be ingrossed; 343. Petition renewed, 572. BBill presented, 595. 2. A. 776. ——— Warminghurst, Ashington, 
Washington, Buncton, Wiston, Ashhurst, and Finden (Sussex); Lxv111.60. Bill presented, 283. 
See supra, 24, (Bishopstrow.) 














R. A. 417. ——————-_ Warminster. 


153. Warningcamp (Sussex) ; rx1v. 67. Bill presented, 172. n..a. 335. Warningcamp; Bill ordered, Lx1v.91. Not presented—— 
Warsop (Notts); Bill ordered, Lx1x, 46. Not presented. Warsop ; To inclose and exonerate from tythes ; Lx x111, 56. Bill presented, 
106. R. A. 328. Warter (York); For amending Act, and for granting additional powers for raising a further sum ol 
money ; Referred, txv111.20. Bill ordered, 196. Presented, 200. Bill withdrawn, and another ordered, 248. Presented, 270. 
R. A. 365. Warter; To explain and amend Acts; Referred. xxiv. 83. Not reported. Warthill (York); Referred, 
LXViI. 32. Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; 108. Presented, 142. R.A. 384.——— Warton with Lindeth 
(Lancashire); For inclosing, draining and embanking; Bill ordered, txv1. 48. Not presented. Warton with Lindeth and 
Silverdale ; For inclosing, draining and embanking ; Lxvi. 49. Bill presented, 138. Lords Amendment agreed to, 344. R. a. 356. 
———Warwick. See supra, 111, (Norton Lindsey.) Washbourne, Great (Gloucester); Lx1v. 69. Bill presented, 166. r. a. 355. 
———Wasliwood. See supra, 125, (Saltley.)\——W aterbeach (Cambridge) ; tx v111.65. Bill presented,195. Petition against, 275. 
R.A. 507. ——— Wath upon Dearne (York); For inclosing and draining; Referred, Lxv. 39. Petition read again; House 
informed that it was ‘not intended to impose any rate for draining; Order for referring read, and discharged ; Bill ordered; 115. 
Presented, 156. R.A. 380. Watlington (Oxon); For leave to present a Petition; Referred, rx111. 168. Bill ordered, 179. 
Presented, 215. R.A.451. ————— Wattun and Carbrooke (Norfolk); Lv1.119. Bill presented, 387. x. a. 603. ———— Watton, 


West (Norfolk); txx1v.70. Bill presented, 192. Regent’s consent signified, 431. R.A. 552. ——=———- Waverton. See infra, 158, 
( Wigton.) 


154. Weasenham and Wellingham (Norfolk) 3 Lx1. 52. Bill presented, 315. King’s consent signified, 394. R. a. 432. 
Weaverthorp (York); To inclose and make compensation for tythes; Lv1.128. Bill presented, 405. R. a. 604. —&lt;—— Weedon 
(Bucks); Lv1.55-' Bill presented, 71. Lords Amendment agreed to, 214. n. a. 262.————Week. See supra, 45, (Congresbury.) 
Ag, (Curry Rivell.) Weekley (Northampton); Lx11. 131. Bill presented, 270. Passed, 358. Petition renewed, 568. Bill pre- 
sented, 585. RB. A. 776. ————— Weeton, Little, and Riplingham (York); To inclose and make compensation in lieu of tythes; 
tv1.164. Bill presented, 479. Lords Amendmentsagreed to, 633. n. a. 641. Welborne (Norfolk); uxv1. 45. Bill pre- 
sented, 119. Lords Amendment agreed to, 219. R.A. 233. Welford (Berks); Bill ordered, Lv1it. 142. Not presented. 
Welford; 1x1x. 37. Bill presented, 128. nr. a. 360.———Welland. See supra, 101,(Malvern.) Wellingham. See supra, 
(Weasenham.) Wellington (Somerset); Lxx1. 44. Bill presented, 237. R.A. 417. Wellow, West (Wilts); Lx1v. 63. 
Bill presented, 155. Lords Amendments agreed to, 322. R.A. 336. Wells-next-the-Sea, &amp;c. (Norfolk); txv1. 67. Bill pre- 
sented, 136. Regent’sconsent signified, 344. R.A. 387. —~=— Wenden and Arkesden (Essex); tx1x. 34. Bill presented, 129. 
Petitions against, 253, 296. Report re-committed ; Committee to report before a certain day; 304. Time enlarged for Report, 319, 
340. Lords Amendment agreed to, 468. R. a. 496. Wendling (Norfolk); txrx. 28. Bill presented, 130. R. a. 233. 
Wenliam (Sussex); Billordered, Lxxv.30. Petition renewed, 148. Bill presented, 179. R. a. 346.————— Wensley (York) ; 
Lxiv.77. Bill presented, 179. Lords Amendments agreed to, 318. Rk. A. 335.———Wensley and Snitterton (Derby); Lxx1Vv. 30. 
Bill presented,215. R.A. 459. Wentworth and Kimberworth (York); rx1x. 34. Bill presented, 130. x. a. 311. 
Wereham and Winnold (Norfolk); Bill ordered, 1xx. 53. Not presented. See supra, 137, (Stoke Ferry.) ——— Werrington and 
Walton (Northampton); Lv111. 156. Bill presented, 433. RB. a. 544. 





















































155. West Fens. See supra, 56, (East Fens.)———-W estbourne (Sussex) ; Lx x111. 28. Bill presented, 175. R. A. 328. See supra, 26, (Bosham.) 
41, (Chidham.)———— Westbury (Wilts); Bill ordered, v1. 148. Not presented. Westbury; Lv11. 130. Bill presented, 249. R. 4.515. 
Westbury-upon-Severn (Gloucester); Bill ordered, txxv.50. Not presented. ——— Westbury-upon-Trym (Gloucester) ; 
Lxv1. 59. Bill presented, 127. Re-committed, 214. Petition against,220. _ Bill reported; Motion that the Bill be again re-com- 
mitted, negatived; 229. Lords Amendments agreed to, 313. R. A. 327. Westcombland (Somerset); ux1x. 24. Bill 
presented, 99. Petitions against, 102, 151. Regent's consent signified, 305. Lords Amendments agreed to, 377. R. A. 393.——— 
Westerdale (York); txv1. 48. Bill presented, 138. R. a. 300. Westerfield (Suffolk); ux11. 162. _ Bill presented, 276. 
Committed, 321. Petition renewed, 583. Bill presented, 593. rk. a. 832. Westley (Suffolk). See supra, 81, (Horningsheath, 
Great.) Westmanside (Berks); tv1.40. Bill presented, 80. King’s consent signified, 345. Read Third time; further pro- 
ceeding adjourned ; 349. - Resumed; Bill passed; 356. R. a. 450. Westmill (Herts) ; Referred, uxvii1. 41. Leave granted 
for notices; Bill ordered; 84. Presented, 257. Lords Amendments agreed to, 583. R. A. 589. Weston-super-Mare 
(Somerset) ; Lxv.32. Bill presented, 174. R. A. 403. Weston Market (Suffolk); uxx. 46. Billpresented, 136. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 247. R. A. 266. Weston, North (Somerset); Lx11.126, Bill presented, 267. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 362. Petition renewed, 586. Bill presented, 594. RB. a. 776. Weston, Old (Huntingdon) ; Bill ordered, t1x. 99. 
Not presented. Weston Subedge (Gloucester); txv11. 53. Bill presented, 117. Petition against; To lie upon the Table, 198. 
Not proceeded in.———Weston-by-Welland and Sutton Bassett (Northampton); Lv11. 70. Bill presented,114. Petition against, 271. 
R. A. 387. See supra, '79, (Holbeach.———Westward (Cumberland); txvi. 55. Bill presented, 130. BR. A. 300.———Westwood. 
See supra, 107, (Much Wenlock.) ——— Westworth. See supra, 57, (Edmonsham.) 



































156. Wetheral (Cumberland) ; Bill ordered, rv11.137. Not presented.—————Wetley Moor (Stafford); Bill ordered, 1x1. 87. Not pre- 
sented. Wetwang and Fimber (York); tvi11.133. Bill presented, 455. R.A. 544. Weyhill (Hants); Bill ordered, 
Lxvi. 66. Not presented. Weyhill; Bill ordered, Lxv11.'70. Not presented.—«—Weyhill and Appleshaw (Hants); uxvit. 70. Bill 
presented, 143. R.A. 447. Whaplode and Holbeach (Lincoln) ; For inclosing and for altering Act for draining, &amp;c. lands in 
the parishes of Spalding, Weston, &amp;c.; Referred, rv111.168. See supra, 79, (Holbeach.) Whatcote (Warwick); Lv11. 101. Bill 
presented, 362.. R. a. 494. Wheatacre All Saints(Norfolk); Lx1v.51. Bill presented, 121. R..A. 307.———Wheatacre 
Burgh (Norfolk); .xvr. 69. Bill presented, 136. nk. a. 410. Wheathill (Salop); ux11. 156. Bill presented, 248. Com- 
mitted, 270. Petition against, referred; Counsel ordered; voices; 290. Petition renewed, 569. Bill presented, 593. Petition 
against, 662. R. A. 832. Wheatley (Oxon) ; Bill ordered, tv11.110. Not presented. Wheatley; Bill ordered, 11x. gq. 
Not presented. Wheatley; Lx1v.77. Bill presented, 178. Lords Amendments agreed to, 359- B- A. 382. ——-— Whepstead 
(Suffolk); For leave to present a Petition; Referred, Lxv111. 104. Leave given; Petition presented ; Bill ordered; 108. Presented, 
281. .R. a. 438.————— Wheston. See supra, 146, (Tideswell.) Whichford, Ascott, and Stowerton (Warwick); Lx. 97. Bill 
presented, 164.. Lords Amendments agreed to, 338. R.A. 432. ——_—— Whickham (Durham); Lxvi. 49. Bill presented, 131. 
R..A. 233. ———— Whinfell (Cumberland) ; Bill ordered, xxv. 25. Petition renewed, 143. Bill presented, 224. R. a, 342. 


























157. Whissonsett (Norfolk) ; Bill ordered, 1x11.171. Not presented. Whissonsett, &amp;c.; LXv1t. 54. Bill presented, 136. Lords Amend- 
ments agreed to, 379. R.A. 415. Whistly. See supra, 82, (Hurst.)»————Whiston (Stafford); tx1v. 40. Bill presented, 164. 
R. A. 335. Whiston (York) ; For inclosing and commuting tythes; Bill ordered, Ltx1x. 44. Not presented. Whiston ; 
LxxI. 48. Bill presented, 239. R. a. 417. ———— Whitchurch (Oxon); txv. 38. Bill presented, 192. King’s consent signified, 
425. RB. A. 500. Whitchurch, Ganerew and Langarren (Hereford); Bill ordered, rv1. 166. Not presented. ——— White 


Parish. 
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INCLOSU RES—continued: 


oe —OOOe*wonaaeSSSSSO Bf—f—vf0v0€”00—0qN0N0NSSSSeSS 


II. Petitions for Bills for Inclosures, &amp;c.—continued. 


Parish. See supra, 71, (Grinstead, West.)————White Waltham. See supra, 21, (Bray.) 129, (Shottesbrook.)—-——W hitfield (Derby); 
Lxv.24. Bill presented, 142. R.A. 254.————Whitgift. See supra, 132, (Snaith.)———W hitkirk (York); Bill ordered, Lxv11. 50. 
Not presented. Whitkirk, &amp;c.; Bill ordered, LXv111.94. Not presented. Whitkirk and Swillington ; Bill ordered, Lx1x. 27. Not 
presented. See supra, 143, (Temple Newsam.) Whitney (Hereford); Bill ordered, Lxv111.38. Order of leave discharged ; 
Petition referred; 169. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 195. Presented, 285. R.A. 543. Whitley (Berks) ; Bill 
ordered, Lx1x.67. Not presented. Whittington (Lancashire); Bill ordered, tx111. 116. Not presented. Whittington; 
Lxvitt. 73. Bill presented, 282. Rk. A. 507.—————- Whittlesey (Cambridge); Bill ordered, txv1.73. Not presented. 
Whittlesford (Cambridge) ; Bill ordered, 1x. 105. Not presented. Whittlesford xxiv. 24. Bill presented, 179. Petition against, 
217. Lords Amendments agreed to, 367. R. A. 382.———Whittonstall. See supra, 109, (Newlands.) ——— Whitwell (Derby) ; 
uxvitt. 79. Bill presented, 259. R.A. 543-———— Whitwell and Hackford (Norfolk); rvi11/144. Bill presented, g09. R. a. 
496. Whitwick (Leicester); To inclose and exonerate from tythes; Bill ordered, tv1.162. Not presented. Whitwick ; 
Lvitt. 171. Bill presented, 459. King’s consent signified, 532. R.A. 578. Whitwood (York); rt1x. 89. Bill presented, 
311. R.A. 373- Whitworth. See supra, 15, (Auckland, St. Andrew.)———Whixall (Salop); tx1x.10. Bill presented, 145. 
R. A. 310. Whixley (York) ; To inclose and exonerate from tythes, rv1. 8g. Bill presented, 108. r. a. 262. 


























48. Wick, &amp;c. (Worcester) ; 1x1. 70. Bill presented, 267. RB. a. 402. —=-— Wick St. Lawrence. See supra, 45, (Congresbury.) 


———— Wickersley (York); xix. 34. Bill presented, 129. R. A. 311. —— Wickham, West (Cambridge) ; For inclosing and 
exonerating from tythes; Lxv11.60. Bill presented, 131. R. A. 384. Wickhampton (Norfolk); txv1. 49. Bill presented, 121. 
Lords Amendment agreed to, 315. 2B. A. 327. Wicklewood (Norfolk); 1x111.98. Bill presented, 191. Rk. A. 3'74.——— 
Widley. See infra, 159. (Wimering.) Widmerpool (Notts); tvi11. 21. Bill presented, 44. . R. a. 116. .Wiggenhall 
(Norfolk);.Lx11. 88, Bill presented, 291. Petition renewed, 567. Bill presented, 611. nk. a. 805. ——=—— Wigginton (Herts) ; 
Lx11. 64. Bill presented, 301. Petition renewed, 651. Bill presented, 697. Not proceeded in. Wigginton; Referred, x111. 115. 
Not reported. Wigginton; Referred, 1x111.115. Not reported. Wigginton; tx1v. 79. Bill presented, 179. Not proceeded in. 
Wigmore and Aymestry (Hereford); uxv. 62. Bill presented, 187. Petition against, 327. Time enlarged for Report, 337. 
R. A. 483. Wigsley. See supra, 134, (Spalford.) —— Wigton (Cumberland); txv1. 55. . Bill presented, 130. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 286. R. A. 300. —=— Wike (York); txviit. 47. Bill presented, 267. n. a. 507.. Wilby (Nor- 
thampton); Lv1. 151. Bill presented, 338. n. a. 603. ——— Wilden (Bedford); For inclosing and exonerating from tythes ; 
Lxvi. 49. Bill presented, 138. R. a. 327. Wildmore Fen (Lincoln); Referred, v1. 192. Bill ordered, 376. Presented, 456. 
Rn. a. 665. Wildmore Fen; To alter and amend Act, and to divide and inclose the allotments to be set out thereby, for compensa- 
tion for tythes, &amp;c.; Referred, uv11. 104. Bill ordered, 341. Presented, 368. Re-committed, 487. Lords Amendments agreedl 
to, 580. R. a. 643.——— Wilfholme (York); Bill ordered, tv11. 107. Not presented. See supra, 22, (Beswick.) 86, Kilnwick.) 
——— Willerby. See supra, 67, (Ganton.) Willesden (Middlesex); txx. 47. Bill presented, 136. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 338. R. a. 363. Willey (Hereford); txx11. 61. Bill presénted, 165. Lords Amendments agreed to, 288. 
R.A. 301. ————— Willingham (Cambridge); Bill ordered, tv1. 202. Not presented. Willingham ; For inclosing and exonerating 
from tythes ; Bill ordered, Lxv111.72. Not presented. 
































159. Willsford Dauntsey (Wilts) ; xv1.125. Bill presented, 470. Lords Amendment agreed to, 630. 2. 4.640. See supra, 101, 


(Manningford.) Wilshamstead (Bedford); txiv. 84. — Bill presented, 173. Lords Amendments agreed to, 403. , R. A. 405. 
Wilsthorpe (Lincoln) ; To inclose and exonerate from tythes; Lxx111.57. Bill presented, 182. . Regent’s consent signified, 
280. R.A. 328. Wilton (York); To inclose and allot a compensation in lieu of tythes; Lv111. 160. Bill presented, 345- 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 472. R.A. 496. See supra, 73, (Hail.)\———Wimbledon (Surrey); 1x11.174. Bill presented, 292. 
Committed, 307. Not proceeded in. Wimering, &amp;c. (Hants); txvir. 52. Bill presented, 136. Petition against ;, Committee 
revived, and to sit and proceed; 189. R. a. 352. Wimbotsham. See supra, 53, (Downham Market.) —— Winchcomb 
(Gloucester); txvit. 46. Bill presented, 101. _ Petitions against, 136, 138. | Lords Amendments agreed to, 215. . R. a. 229. 
See supra, 71, (Greet.) ———— Windlesham (Surrey); LXv1I.15. Bill presented, 80. Petition against, 95. Committee to send 
for persons, papers and records, 155. Regent's consent signified, 338. Lords Amendment agreed to, 395. R. A. 416.———Windsor 
Forest. See Forests, 21. Winnow, St. See supra, 26, (Boconnoc.) Winscales. See infra, 163, (Workington.).——— 
Winster. See supra, 58, (Elton.) 149, (Undermilbeck.) Winston. See supra, 68, (Gillingham.) Winterborn, Stoke, and 
Stapleford (Wilts); uxv. 53. Bill presented, 127. RB. a. 403. Winterborn, Stoke, Steeple, Langford and Stapleford (Wilts) ; Bill 
ordered, xv. 54. Not presented. Winterbourne Abbas (Dorset); Lx11r. 53. Bill presented, 218. k. a. 374. ——— 
Winterbourne Waste (Dorset); ux111.111. Bill presented, 218. R. a. 374. Winterbourn Monckton (Wilts); xxvitr. 92. 
Bill presented, 283. R. a. 589. Winterton, East Somerton, and West Somerton (Norfulk); To inclose and drain ; Referred, 
Lx. 30. Report; Standing Orders in part complied ; Report to lie on the Table; 36. Read again, and Bill ordered; 40. _Pre- 
sented, 42. R.A. 132. Wirksworth (Derby); Bill ordered, tv1. 195. Not presented. Wirksworth ; To inclose and for better 
securing a supply of water for the use of the inhabitants of the town of Wirksworth ; Referred, rv11.84. Additional Petition; to lie 
on the Table, 373. Read again, and referred to the Committee on former Petition, 390. Bill ordered, 430. Presented, 452. King’s 
consent signified, 531. Lords Amendment agreed to, 635. &amp;. A. 643.——_—= Wirral (Cheshire.) See supra, 33, (Burton. ——— 
Wissett. See supra, 124, (Rumburgh..————Wiston. See supra, 137, (Stoke next Nayland.}—————W istow (Huntingdon) ; Bill ordered, 
Lx11.79. Not presented. - Wistow; Lx1v.41. Bill presented, 180. Petition against, 203. | Not proceededin. Wistow; Bill 
ordered, Lxvilt. 74. Not presented. 












































161. Witchford (Cambridge) ; Lx1.98. Bill presented,69. KR. a. 184. ———— Witchingham (Norfolk); ux1v. 48. Presented, 





165. R. A. 306, Witham on the Hill, with Manthorpe Toft and Lound (Lincoln); txvit1. 49. Bill presented, 115. 
R. A. 338. Withcall (Lincoln); For leave to present a Petition; Referred, txv. 127. Leave given; Petition presented, and 
referred; 149. Report re-committed, 187. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered ; presented; 194. King’s consent signified, 422. 
Rr. A. 506. ——=—— Withernwick (York); tv11. 107. Bill presented, 365. Petition against, 399. R. a. 541. ——=-—— Witherslack 
(Westmorland) ; tx x. 48. Bill presented, 141. Lords Amendments agreed to, 310. R. A. 321. Witherstone. See supra, 116, 

‘ (Porton, South.) Withiel, otherwise Wythell Florey (Somerset); Bill ordered, Lv1. 96. Not presented. Withiel, otherwise 
Wythell Florey ; Bill ordered; txv.40.. Not presented. Withington (Gloucester); Bill ordered, uxvit. 51. Not presented. 
Withington ; txvri1.33. Bill presented, 282. Petition against, 439. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 463. R. a. 631. See supra, 102, 
(Marden.) —&lt;—-— Withnal Forest. See supra, 106, (Moddershall.) Witney, and Hailey, Curbridge and Crawley, (Oxon) ; To 
inclose and exonerate from tythes; Lxx1v.71. Bill presented, 226. Not proceeded in—————Wittenham, Long (Berks); Lx1v. 52. 
Bill presented, 56. Petition against, 132. Lords Amendments agreed to, 322. R. A. 335. —&lt;=—— Witton Bacton, &amp;c. (Norfolk) ; 
uxvit. 46. Bill presented, 105. R. a. 290. Witton Gilbert. See supra, 65, (Framwelgate.) ——— Wiveliscombe (Somerset) ; 
Bill ordered, Lxx. 35. Not presented.———Wiveton (Norfolk); Bill ordered, Lxx.37. Not presented. See supra, 25, (Blakeney.) 
132, (Snitterly.) 




















162. Wokeing (Surrey) 3 Lvri1. 182. Bill presented, 350. Petition against, 363. | Lords Amendment agreed to, 596.- R. A. 603. 





Wokeing ; Bill ordered, tvii1. 126. Not presented.———Wombleton. See supra, 89, (Kirkdale:)——_—-— Womborn (Stafford) ; 
tLx111.81. Bill presented, 135. Rk. a. 374. Wooburn (Bucks); tv11. 82. Bill presented, 167. Rn. a: 354. ———— Wood 
Dalling, Itteringham, Oulton, and Wickmere (Norfolk); uxx111. 45. Bill presented, 145. R. a. 328. ———— Wood Ditton 
(Cambridge) ; For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; Lxv111.65. Bill presented, 229. R. A. 543. ——=—— Woodhay (Hants) ; 
Lxxi. 20, Bill presented, 183. Petitions against, 211. Committee revived, 271. To sit and proceed forthwith, 275. R. a. 385. 
———-— Woodhouse. See supra, 111, (Normanton.)———W oodland (Durham) ; Lx1x. 34. Bill presented, 153. R,a. 311. - 
Woodnorton. See supra, 78, (Hindolveston.) 141, (Swanton Novers.) Woodshaw. See infra, (Wootton Bassett.) ——— 
Woodside. See supra, 158, (Wigton.) ——— Woodstone (Huntingdon) ; To inclose and make compensation for tythes ; Bill ordered, 
LIX. 95- Not presented. Woodstone; xiv. 69. Bill presented, 154. &amp;. A. 355.——==——Woodton (Norfolk) ; For leave to present 

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a Petition; Referred, rxvi11. 343. Leave given; Petition presented; leave granted for notices; Bill ordered ; 360. Presented, 377- 
R. A. 507+ Woolavington and Graffham (Sussex); txx. 30. Bill presented, 80. Rk. a. 184, —_— Woolhampton (Berks) ; 
Lxvi. 59. Bill presented, 141. Rk. A. 327. Woolpit (Suffolk); txvii1. 72. Not presented. —— Woolpit, Haughlev, Earl 
Stonham, and Stowupland (Suffolk); 1xx. 52. Bill presented, 143. Not proceeded in.———Woolpits. See supra, 74, (Harpton.) —— 
Woolridge (Gloucester); Lxiv.82. Presented, 158. R. a. 256. Woolsthorpe. See supra, 44, (Colsterworth. ————W oolton. 


See supra, 41, ( Childwall.) Wootton Bassett (Wilts); Bill ordered, Lxxv.24. Petition renewed, 144. Bill presented, 149. 
R. a. 346. 














163. Wortield, &amp;e. (Salop) &gt; Lx. 41. Bill presented, 127. R. a. 275. —=—— Workington and Winscales (Cumberland); txxv. 48. 
Presented, 90. R. A. 153. ——=—=—— Worksop (Notts); tvirr.122. Bill presented, 300. Lords Amendment agreed to, 450. R. a. 
496. ——— Worle (Somerset); tv1. 84. Bill presented, 216. R.A. 334.————— Wormegay (Norfolk); To inclose and drain; 
Referred, tx1.48.- Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 297. Petitions against, 359, 376. R.A. 479. Wormegay ; To amend Act; 
Referred, Lx111. 85. Bill ordered, 186. Presented, 191. R. 4.374. ——=——— Wormhill (Derby); tvii1. 141. Bill presented, 372. 
King’s consent signified, 413. R. a. 496. Worminghurst, &amp;c. (Sussex); Bill ordered, Lxvi1. 69. Not presented. 
Wormington (Gloucester); xvi. 46. Bill presented, 101.. R. a. 214. ——— Worplesdon and Wanborow (Surrey) ; tviir. 126. 
Bill presented, 527. Petitions against, 544,603. R. a. 691. —— Worsbrough (York); Bill ordered; uxvit1.47. Not presented. 
Worsbrough; rxxi1. 40. Bill presented, 174. R. A. 301.—&lt;——Worthen. See supra, 15, (Aston Rogers.) ———— Worthing. 
See supra, 27, (Bradenham, East.) 126, (Scarning.) ——=—— Worthington and Breedon (Leicester); tv11. 133. Bill presented, 365. 
R. A. 494. ————— Worthington and Newbold (Leicester); Bill ordered, rv1. 143. Not presented. Worton. See supra, 116, 
(Potterne.) Wortwell. See supra, 8, (Aldburgh.) Wotton. See supra, 76, (Hempstead.) 


164. Wramplingham Norfolk) ; LXxvirt. 50. Bill presented, 257. Lords Amendment agreed to, 388. nr. a. 417. ———— Wrangle 
(Lincoln); To inclose and drain, and exonerate from tythes; Referred, Lv11.152. Not reported, Wrangle; Lx11.153. Bill pre- 
sented, 242. Petition against, 318. Bill reported, 352. Motion for taking Report into further consideration this day three months 
negatived; Bill to be ingrossed; 353. Petition renewed, 565. Bill presented, 585. n. a. ‘776. —&lt;——— Wrattling, Great (Suffolk); 
Lxvit. 67. Bill presented, 140. R.A. 290. - Wratting, West (Cambridge); txiv.26. Bill presented, 49. Petition 
against, 75. R.A. 335+ Wraxall, Flax Bourton, Nailsea otherwise Nailsey, and Long Ashton (Somerset) ; Referred, Lx v111. 42. 
Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered for Wraxall, Nailsea and Bourton; 101. Presented, 255. Petition against, 292. R. A.417. 
Bill ordered for Long Ashton, 101. Presented, 255. Petition against, 292. R.a. 438.—&lt;—— Wressell (York); Bill ordered, 
LV111, 151. Not presented. Wressell; Bill ordered, Lx111. 108. Not presented. Wressell, Newsham, Loftsome and Brind 
(York); ux1v.60. Bill presented, 169. Not proceeded in.——— Wrestlingworth (Bedford); 1v1.113. Bill presented, 120. 
King’s consent signified, 240.. Lords Amendments agreed to, 998. R.A. 450. Wretton. See supra, 137, (Stoke Ferry.) 

Wrexham (Denbigh); tx111. 48. Bill presented, 82. King’s consent signified, 193. R.A. 215. Wrexham; LXXIv. 43. 

Bill presented, 131. Petition against, 185. Bill committed, 321. Time enlarged for Report, 408, 465, 500. Minutes of 

Evidence ordered, 513. Presented; printed; 516. Bill reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 525. Report read; Motion for 
-re-committing the Bill, negatived, and further consideration of Report put off for six months; 532. See supra, 106, (Minera.)——— 
Wrington, Yatton and Kenn (Somerset); txv. 16. Bill presented, 188. Lords Amendments agreed to, 456.°, R. a. 483. 
——— Wrotham and Ightham (Kent); 1x1x. 64. Bill presented, 195. Lords Amendments agreed to, 459. R. A. 472. 
Wroxton (Oxon); Bill ordered, tv11. 122. Not presented. Wroxton; Lyi11, 142. Bill presented, 539, R. a. 691.—————-W ymington 
(Bedford); uxv1.61. Bill presented, 115. R. A. 327. Wymondham (Norfolk); tx1. 26. Bill presented, 36. King’s 
consent signified, 127. B. a. 158.———-W ymondley (Herts); For inclosing and exonerating from tythes; Lx v1.42. Bill presented, 138. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 429. R. A. 434.—————-Wynne. See supra, 102, (Marden.) Wytham (Berks); Bill presented, 
LxIx. 160. 8. A. 360.—_——-W ythell Florey. . See supra, 161, (Withiel Florey.)\————W ytherstone. 


. See supra, 116, (Powerstock.) 
Wythop (Cumberland); Bill ordered, Lxx1v. 30. Not presented. Wythop; txxv.11. Bill presented, 19. Rk. a. 83. 


165. Yanwath. See supra, 133, (Stockbridge.) Yarborough (Lincoln); x11. 186. Bill presented,300. Petition renewed, 566. Bill 
presented, 585. mn. a. 832. See supra, 9,(Alvingham.) 149, (Ulceby.) Yarcombe (Devon) ; For inclosing and exonerating from 
vicarial tythes; Bill ordered, uxvit1.29. Not presented. Yarcombe; Lx1x.65. Bill presented, 139. Regent’s consent signified, 
336. BR. A.413.— Yaxham, Westfield, Whinberg and Garbestone (Norfolk); Lxv. 39. Bill presented, 74. 
Yeading (Middlesex) ; To inclose and exonerate from tythes ; Bill ordered, L1x. 99. Not presented. 
Bill presented, 408. . R. a. 496. Yeftley (Oxon) ; Bill ordered, -x1x. 61, Not presented. Yeftley; uxx, 43. Bill pre- 
sented, 140. R. A. 416, Yelling (Huntingdon) ; txx1v.57. Bill presented, 207. Regent’s consent signified, 432. R. A. 459. 
Yelverton. . See supra, 22, (Bergh Apton.) Yuyscynhayarn (Carnarvon) ; Lxvi. 61. Bill presented, 133. Not proceeded in. 

Youlgreave and Stanton (Derby) ; Bill ordered, Lx1v.68. Not presented. Youlgreave, Middleton-by-Youlgreave and Stanton ; 

LXx1v. 85. - Bill presented, 183... Lords Amendments agreed to, 378. R.A. 382. Youlgreave and Middleton; Lxx, 35. Bill pre- 

sented, 136. Lords Amendments agreed to, 215. R.A. 267. Seesupra, 58, (Elton.) 105, (Middleton.)————Y oxall. See supra, 142, 

(Tatenhill.) Yskeibion (Denbigh); iv11. 164. Bill presented, 508. King’s consent signified, 615. R. a. 644. 

(Cardigan); Bill ordered; xvii. 66. Not presented. 

Ystraed. See supra, (Ysputty.) 

See Accounts and Papers, 1024-5. 2939. Bills, 615-6. Commitices, 1566. 1755, 1756. 1759. 
37+ 54, 55+ Petitions, 273. Reports, 276. 


















































R. A. 164.——— 
Yeadon (York); Lviit. 151. 




















Ysputty, &amp;c. 
Ystradgunlais (Brecon); Bill ordered, Lxv111. 15. Not presented.——_— 





Orders, 4, 5. 22. 


|e lan A SR SS IESE 


Income, Public, and Expenditure :—see Pubtic Expenditure. Public Income and Expenditure 


Income Tax : 
1. Motion for laying before the House an account of the produce of the Income Tax to 5th April 180 ; Withdrawn, tvit. 226. 


2. Motion for appointing a Committee to inquire into the steps which have been taken to destroy the Returns under the Income Tax Acts ; 
Debate thereon adjourned ; Lx x111. 130. Resumed, and Motion withdrawn, 159. ‘ 


See Accounts and Papers, 4170-4220. 5468. Petitions, 2°74. 424-432. Property Taz. Supply, 4485. 4498. 4575-6. 
5341. 5395-5399- 


Incumbents :—see Tities. 


Incurables, Hospital for (Dublin) *——See Accounts and Papers, 1969. Petitions, 657. Supply, Key 
to Supply. 


Indemnity : Bills relative to Indemnity : 
1. . To indemnify persons who have omitted to qualify themselves for offices and employments in Ireland; Ordered, tv1. 405. Presented, 
437. RB. A. 599.——Ordered, LV1I. 401. Presented, 413. RB. A. 492.—— Ordered, Lv111. 514. Presented, 529. R. a. §78. 


2. To indemnify persons who have omitted to qualify themselves for offices and employments; Ordered, Lvi1. 188. Presented, 191. 
Instruction to receive a clause for indemnifying persons who have printed or published pleadings and other proceedings in Courts of Law 
or Equity, upon which the name and place of abode of the printer has not been printed, 20g. R. a. 243.——Ordered, tviit. 48. 
Order of leave discharged ; another Bill ordered, and presented, 58. R. A. 102.——-Ordered, tix. 26. Presented, 28. Instruction to 
indemnify persons who have omitted to qualify in Ireland, 34. R. A. 55. 


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Indemnity : Bills relative to Indemnity—continued. 


3. To indemnify such persons in the United Kingdom as have omitted to qualify themselves for offices and employments ; Ordered, Lx. 25. 
Presented, 26. . a. 81.—— Ordered, Lx1.49. Presented, 51. . a.158.———- Ordered, LX1I.57. Presented, 58. nr. a. 140. 

Ordered, Lx11. 739. Presented, 756. R. A. 804.—— Ordered, Lx11I. 172. Presented, 176. RB. a. 268. Ordered, Lxtv. 
107. Presented, 108. R. A.153-—— Ordered, txv. 85. Presented,go. R. a. 163. Ordered, LXVI. 193. Presented, '197. 
R. A. 232, Ordered, txvi1. 156. Presented, 164. R. a. 229.—— Ordered, tx1x.15. Presented, 21. R. a. 101.—— 
Ordered, txx. 77. Presented, 80. R. a. 184.—— Ordered, Lxx1. 261. Presented, 272. n. a." 384. Ordered, Lx x11. 
128. Presented, 137. 2. a. 176.——Ordered, Lxx111. 22. Presented, 75. Instruction for indemnifying solicitors who may have 
omitted to take out their annual certificates, 102. R. a. 188. Ordered, xxiv. 198. Presented, 199. R.- a. 258. Ordered ; 
presented; LxXxXv.100. R. A. 104. 

4. To indemnify persons who have printed, published, or dispersed certain papers, from penalties incurred by reason of the name and place 

of abode of the printer of such papers, not being printed thereon ;- Ordered, Lv1. 528. Presented, 536. R. a. 640. 


5. For indemnifying such persons as have acted in the suppression of the rebellion in Ireland; From the Lords; Read ; printed; tv1. 628. 
r. A. 665. 























6. For indemnifying all persons who have been concerned in carrying into execution certain Orders of Council relative to naval stores, &amp;c.; 
Ordered, tvi11. 407. Presented ; printed; 410. R. A. 494. : 


7. To indemnify all persons who have been concerned in carrying into execution an Order of the Treasury for the exportation of seed corn 
to Portugal; Ordered, r1x. 60. Presented, 64. R. A. 141. 


8. To indemnify solicitors, attornies, and others who have neglected to enter certificates within the time limited by Act 37 Geo. III.; Ordered, 
tx. 283. Presented, 285. Printed, 318. R. a. 372. 


9. To indemnify all persons concerned in advancing £.40,000, to Boyd, Benfield, and Co. out of monies issued for Naval Services ; Ordered, 
Lx: 380. Presented, 396. R. a. 452. 

11. To indemnify all persons who shall give evidence against Henry Lord Viscount Melville; Ordered, 1x. 439. Presented, 453. Printed, 
454. Read Third time; further proceeding upon Third reading adjourned ; 471. Resumed; Bill passed; 479. Lords Amendments 
considered, and further consideration thereof adjourned for three months, 491. Another Bill; Ordered ; presented; 492. 
R. A. 498. Another Bill; Ordered; presented; Lx1.37. Passed, 43. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 175. 
Report, with Appendix, to lie on the table, and be printed, 184. (App. 735-) 

12. To indemnify all persons who have been concerned in issuing an Order in Council for extending the time for certain ships to perform qua- 
rantine; Ordered, Lx. 454. Presented, 458. R. a. 488. 





13. For indemnifying all persons who have been concerned in carrying into execution any orders for permitting the importation and exportation 
of goods into and out of the West India Islands; From the Lords; Lx1. 237. Read, 263. R. a. 332. 


14. For relieving certain peers from disabilities in consequence of their having sate in the House of Peers without being duly qualified by taking 
the oaths, &amp;c.; viz. Francis Lord de Dunstanville; From the Lords, and read; leave to Committee to sit forthwith, and proceed upon 
the Bill; tx11. 129. - Reported, and passed with Amendments, 130. Agreed to by the Lords, 137. R.a. 140. Earl of 
Winchelsea and Nottinghain; From the Lords; read, and leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and report; Lxxv. 275. Passed 
with .Amendments, 276. . Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 279. R. a. 278. Earl of Harborough; From the Lords; Read, 
and-reported with Amendments. Lxxv. 478. R. A. 485.—&lt;——For indemnifying Members of the House of Commons from penalties 
incurred by sitting.and voting without having taken the oaths; Lord John Thynne; Ordered; presented; ux. 148. R.A. 159. 
The Honourable John Bruce Richard O’Neill; Ordered; presented; ~xvit. 286. R.A. 352. Charles Grant, junior Esq. ; 
Ordered ; presented; Lxrx. 144. R.A. 166. Earl Gower; Ordered, Lxx1.42. Presented, 47. R.A. 74. 


15. To indemnify all persons who have advised or carried into execution His Majesty’s Order in Council, for making regulations respecting 
the navigation and commerce with America; Ordered, Lx11. 614. Presented, 621. R. a. 729. 


16. To indemnify all officers and persons who have carried into execution any of the provisions of Act of session 1807, for completing and 
increasing the militia of Great Britain, in relation to the militia of the Tower Hamlets ; Ordered ; presented ; Lx111. 445. Printed, 454. 
R. A. 476. 


17. Toindemnify persons in the United Kingdom who have omitted to give securities and to register Memorials under Act 50 Geo. III. c.85, 
for regulating the taking of securities in offices ; Ordered, Lxv1.398. Presented, 401. R. A. 453- 


18. To a such persons as have advised or acted under an Order in Council for allowing the importation of certain articles into the West 
Indies ; Ordered, Lxviii. 40. . Presented, 43. R. a. 106. 


19. For indemnifying the Commissioners of Excise in Scotland, and others, in relation to certain Orders regarding the distilleries in Scotland ; 
Ordered, Lxx1. 281. Presented, 284. rR. a. 384. 


21. To indemnify certain persons concerned in the exportation and importation of certain articles into the West Indies in Foreign ships ; 
Ordered, LXX111. 125. Presented, 128. Rr. a. 188. 


22. To indemnify persons who shall give evidence respecting bribery, or corrupt or illegal practices before either House of Parliament ; Ordered ; 
presented; printed; Lxxiv. 559. Passed, 581. Not returned from the Lords. 
See Army, 5. Bread, 2. Coal Factors. Elections, 43. Flour. Habeas Corpus, 2. 5. Millis. 
Neutral Ships, 3. New South Wales, 3. Orders in Council, 2. Printers, 2. Salt, 1. Supply, 5276. 5421. 


Indentures +=——Of the Return of Members read in proceedings of the House; L1x. 172. See Apprenticeship. Supply, 4535. 
India :—see Eust India Affairs. East India Judicature. 
Indian Corn :—See Rice, 1. 


Indictments :—Bill for amending the law with regard to the course of proceeding on Indictments and Informations in the court 
of King’s Bench in certain cases ; for authorizing the execution in Scotland of certain warrants issued for offences committed in England, 
and for requiring o‘ficers taking bail in the King’s suit to assign the bail bonds to the King ; Ordered ; presented; printed; Lx11. 211. 
R. A. 391. See Accounts and Papers, 2940. Grand Juries, 12. Turnpike Roads, 12. 


In di go :——See Cochineal, 2. Committees, 203, 204. 615. 642. 1576. 1582. Laws Expiring, 9. 32. Petitions, 2'75. 
Industry, Houses of :—see Houses of Industry. 

Infant Suitors :—see suitors. 

Inferior Courts :—see Suits. 


Infirmaries :—see Court Houses, 2. Hospitals. King, 78. Lunatics, 9. Poor, 12. Supply, 
Key to Supply. 


Informations, Ex-officio :—sSee Accounts and Papers, 5446-7. 5449- 
Informers :—sce Petitions, 213. 


Inglis, 


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Inglis, Major General William :—see House, 114. 145. 
Inglis, Philip James :—see Petitions, 276. 


In 1 uries :——Bill for providing a summary remedy for certain wilful and malicious Injuries ; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; Lx xv. 283. 
Again printed, 309. Re-committed; again printed; 360. Again re-committed, 385. Passed, and new Title given, “* For the 
summary punishment, in certain cases, of persons wilfully or maliciously damaging or committing trespasses on public or private 
property,” 405. R.A. 455+ 


Inland Navigation : 


1. Bill for the further advancement of Inland Navigation in Ireland; Ordered, rx1v. 191. Not presented. 


2. Motion, That the Irish Statute 40 Geo. III. c. 51, directs the sum of £. 500,000. to be applied to the improvement of the Inland 
Navigation of Ireland; and empowers the Lord Lieutenant to appoint five directors, with a salary to each of £.500.; Previous 
Questions negatived upon that and three other Motions respecting the expenditure of the Board of Inland Navigation in Ireland ; 
LXVII. 469. Motion, That the expenditure of such part of the Irish grant of £. 500,000. as remains unapplied, and of any 
further sums which Parliament may think proper to appropriate in aid of the improvement of the Inland Navigation of Ireland may be 
effectually applied and controuled by the Treasury Board of Ireland, and Engineers under their direction; Negatived, Lxvi1. 469. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2548. 3488-3500. Addresses, 247. 464. Coals, 2-4. Committees, 582. 1651-1655. 
Navigations, Scotland, 2. Supply, Key to Supply; also, 5339+ 


Innkeepers : Bills relative to Innkeepers : 
1. For increasing the rates of subsistence to be paid to Innkeepers and others on quartering soldiers; Ordered, tv1. 259. Presented, 266. 
R. A. 334+ Ordered, Lv11. 568. Presented, 580. Rr. A. 661.——Ordered,"Lv111. 299. Presented,310. R.A. 419.———Ordered, 
Lx. 156. Presented, 162. R. a. 255.—— Ordered, Lx.171. Presented, 175. R. A. 204. —— Ordered, Lx1. 338. Presented, 353. 
R.A. 560. Ordered, LXx11. 320. Presented, 323. R.A. 364. Ordered, Lxi1t. 201. Presented, 225. R.a. 268, —— 
Ordered, Lx1v. 165. Presented, 178. R. a. 256. Ordered, Lxv.245. Presented, 253. R.A. 379. To amend the last Act; 
Ordered, Lxv. 407. Presented, 442. Motion for re-commiitting the Bill, negatived, 474. R. a. 506. ——- For increasing the 
rates of subsistence, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxv1.275. Presented, 283. R. a. 356. Ordered, Lxvit. 223. Presented, 228. Rr. a. 289. 
Ordered, LXvVIII. 354. Presented, 365. Re-committed, 381. rR. a. 438. For fixing the rates of subsistence to be paid 
to Innkeepers and others on quartering soldiers; Ordered, Lx1x.217. Presented,222. R.A. 279. Ordered, Lx x. 431. Presented, 
432. R.A. 469. Ordered; presented; LXXI. 270. R.A. 384. Ordered ; presented; LXx1I. 384. R. a. 458. Ordered ; 
presented; Lxx111. 196. Committed, 201. Petitions from Innkeepers and Publicans; Referred, and Bill considered, 268. 
R.A. 327. Ordered; presented; Lxxiv.264. R. A. 326, Ordered, Lxxv. 283. Presented, 357. R. a. 422. 
2. To increase the allowance to Innkeepers for diet furnished to soldiers on a march; Ordered, txvir1. 566. Presented, 569. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 617. R.A. 630. 
See Accounts and Papers, 194. 3354. 5099. Committees, 1994. Petitions, 277.438. | Supply, Key to Supply. Victuallers, 


Inocul ation *——See Vaccine Inoculation. 












































Inrolments :—sSee Land Tar, 7. 

Insane Persons :—See Lunatics. 

Insolvent Debtors :-—-see Debtors. 

Inspector of Imports and Exports :—see supply, Key to Supply. 
Inspectors of ‘Taxes :—see Supply, 5399. 





“‘*nstructions. 


I. Instructions to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in 
Bills, to make provision therein; 1—131. 


II. Instructions to Committees on Bills; 132—408. 
1.—T7o receive Clauses; 132—147. 
2.—To make provision therein; 148—382. 
3.—To alter and make two Bills into one Bill; 383, 384. 
4.—To turn or divide one Bill into two or more Bills; 385—402. 
5.—To hear Counsel and do other Matters ; 403—408. 


III. Instructions to Committees of the Whole House appointed to 
consider various matters ; 409—462. 


IV. Instructions to Select Committees appointed to consider various 
matters; 463—508. 
V. Questions Negatived ; 509—528. 


1.—For giving Instructions to Committees on Bills ; 509—523. 
2.—For giving Instructions to Select Committees appointed to consider various matters ; 524—528. 








I. Instructions to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in Bills, to make 
provision therein : 


Accounts, Public : 
1. To provide for the more effectual examination of the Public Monies in the West Indies; “ For granting salaries to the Commissioners, &amp;c. ;” 
LXI. 358. 


2. For making more effectual provision for the more speedy and regular examination of the Public Accounts of this Kingdom; “ For granting 
salaries to the Commissioners, &amp;c.;” LX1. 453- 


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598 INSTRUCTIONS—continued. 
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I. Instructions to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


Accounts, Public—continued. 


%.  Toprovide for the speedy and regular examination and audit of the Public Accounts of Ireland ; “ For granting salaries to the Commissioners ;” 
LXVII. 275. 


4. To provide for the speedy examination and auditing of the Military Accounts of Ireland ; “ For granting salaries to the Commissioners ;” 
LXVII. 275. 


5. Army :—To explain and amend the laws relative to the payment of forfeited and unclaimed shares of Army Prize Money to Chelsea 
ospital; “ To make provision for directing the mode of making up the Accounts of pensions paid to widows ;” LXvII. 493. 


Assessed Taxes :—See infra, 117. 


6. Bankrupts :—To alter and amend the laws relating to Bankrupts; “ For granting salaries to the Commissioners, and for defraying the 
expense of purchasing or erecting a building for the meetings of the Commissioners ;” Lx x111. 406. 


7. Beer :—To repeal certain drawbacks on Beer and Malt, &amp;c.; “ Respecting the duties on plate glass, &amp;c.;” Lxxr1. 481. 
Bleaching Powder :—See infra, 86. 


8. Bread :—To alter and amend Act 31 Geo. II. for the due making of Bread, and to regulate the price and assize thereof, &amp;c.; “ To make 
provision respecting the better observance of the Lord’s Day 3” LXIII. 247. 


9. Breweries :—To allow the use of colouring in Breweries ; ‘‘ For charging a duty on colourings and finings of porter ;” Lxv. 444. 


11. Caledonian Canal :—For making further provision for making and maintaining an Inland Navigation from the Eastern to the 
Western Sea; “ Respecting the grant of money towards defraying the expense of the Inland Navigation;” L1x. 244. 


Chancery, Court of : ; 
12. For the easierand better administration of justice in the Court of Chancery in Ireland; “ For paying the salary of the Master of the 
Rolls ;” Lx XIII. 407. 


13. ‘For the easier and better administration of justice in the Court of Chancery in Ireland ; “ Respecting the salaries of the Master of the 


» 


Rolls, Masters in Chancery, and Clerks and other officers;” LXxtv. 511. 


14. For the better administration of justice in the Court of Chancery in Ireland; “ Relative to the Salaries of the Master of the Rolls, Masters 
in Chancery, the Accomptant General and his clerks ; and compensations to Masters, Six Clerks and other officers ;” Lxxv. 267. 


Churches and Chapels : 


15. For making further provision for building and rebuilding Churches and Chapels in Ireland ; “ To amend Act 48 Geo. III. respecting glebe 
houses 3” LXIV. 350. 

16. For building and promoting the building of additional Churches in Scotland ; “ For the appropriation of sums granted by certain Acts by 
the Commissioners to be appointed by the Bill ;” Lx xiv. 453. 


17. Shadwell, St. Paul; For taking down and rebuilding the Church ; “ For rebuilding the vestry room, and for enlarging the church yard of 
the said parish, &amp;c. ;” Lxvit. 105. 


18. Coals :—For allowing a drawback of the duty on Coals consumed in lead mines in Cornwall; “ For preventing frauds in the allowance of 
drawback ;” Lxx1. 468. 


Coffee : 


19. Tocontinue Act of the Parliament of Ireland 37 Geo. III. for regulating the import, export and sale of Coffee in Ireland; “ For securing 
the duties payable on licences to persons in Ireland selling malt ;” Lv11. 542. 


21.  Torepeal parts of Acts under which Coffee, Cocoa Nuts, &amp;c. (not being the produce of the East Indies) are allowed to be warehoused on 
importation into Great Britain; “ For authorizing the Collectors of the Customs in His Majesty’s colonies and plantations in America 


to administer certain oaths ;” Lx11. 245. 


22. For reducing the Excise duty on Coffee imported into Great Britain ; “‘ That Coffee and Cocoa Nuts warehoused shall be subject to the 
regulation of Act 43 Geo. III. c. 43 ;” Ux11I. 435. 


23. 


~ 


Consolidated Fund :—To make further provision for adjustment of the accounts of the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom, &amp;c. 
“ For adjustment of the accounts of the Consolidated Fund ;” uxx11.945. 


24. Constables :—To enable Grand Juries to present additional sums for Constables in Ireland ; ‘ For the secure conveyance of prisoners in 
Ireland ;” LXx. 374. 


Corn : 
25. To alter the bounties payable on Wheaten Flour and Indian Corn imported into Ireland ; “ For providing a method for recovering the 
forfeitures created by Act of present session, to prohibit the making of malt and the distilling of spirits from Corn or Grain in Ireland ;” 
Lv1. 608. 


26. 


— 


For permitting the exportation of Wheat and other articles from Southampton and Weymouth to the islands of Guernsey, Jersey and 
Alderney ; “ For empowering certain officers of Customs to administer oaths in all cases relating to the revenue of Customs ;” Lv11. 544. 


27. For regulating the importation and exportation of Curn into and from Great Britain and Ireland ; “ Relative to the importation of Corn, &amp;c. 
into Ireland ;” tix. 362. 


2 


&amp; 


Curates Residence :—For making more effectual provision for the maintenance of stipendiary Curates in England, and for their 
residence on their cures; ‘‘ To extend the provisions of the Bill to Ireland ;” tx111. 410. 


Customs : 


29. For repealing the duties granted by Act of present session on blubber, train oil, &amp;c. and granting other duties in lieu thereof ; “‘ For exempting 
stone, the produce o° Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, Sark or Man, from duty;” ivr. 588. 


31. For preventing the exportation of tobacco in certain cases, and for other purposes ; “ For empowering the officers of Customs to administer 
oaths, and for authorizing the Commissioners of Customs to sell condemned vessels ;” Lv111. 635. 


32. To make further regulations with respect to goods, wares and merchandize, imported into or exported from Ireland ; “ For certain duties, 
to cease and determine, and others to be paid and allowed in lieu thereof ;” Lx11. 728. 


33. For further continuing drawbacks and bounties for a time to be limited, on the exportation of sugar from Great Britain; “‘ For suspending 
the countervailing duties on refined sugar imported from Ireland into Great Britain, and the bounty on the exportation of refined 
sugar from Great Britain ;” LXx111. 143. 


34. For continuing certain Acts for regulating the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of sugar from Ireland, and for allowing British 
plantation sugar to be warehoused in Ireland ; “ For prohibiting the exportation from Ireland of corn or potatoes, and relating to the 
landing of rum or spirits before the payment of duty ;” Lx11I. 153. 


35. For altering the time at which certain Duties of Customs were to have taken place, and for granting a drawback on timber used in the 
mines in Cornwalland Devon; “ Respecting certain other duties on wood ;” LXxvI. 254. 


To amend Act 53 Geo. III, for granting additional Duties of Customs on goods, wares and merchandizes imported ; “ For allowing a draw- 
back on carrot tobacco exported, and for repealing duties on pearls imported, and charging others in lieu thereof ;” Lxv111. 544. 


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I. Instructions to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in Bills, &amp;¢.—continued. 
Customs—continued. 


37. To make further regulations for securing the collection of the duties of Customs and Excise in Ireland ; “ 


” 


staves ;” LXXI. 456. Respecting the Duties on American 


_ To repeal the several Duties of Customs chargeable in Great Britai = ‘ ’ 
38 as tah teamed ieieol* dhutesane: rg reat Britain, and to grant other duties in lieu thereof; “ Respecting the application 


39. Distillery :——For collecting the duties on spirituous liquors distilled in Ireland, and regulating the trade of a Distiller - 
warehousing ofspirits, and allowing a bounty to distillers ;” Lx. 264. : 


Docks, Harbours and Piers : 
41. Dnnleary Harbour; “ For advancing money out of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland ;” Lx x1. 295, 


42. Leith; “ For collecting a tonnage duty upon all goods imported into the port of Leith ;” x11. 248. 


“ Respecting the 


43. Rye Harbour; “ For repealing several Acts relative thereto;” Lxx11.177. Order of Instructions discharged, 198, 
44. Waterford Port and Harbour ; “ For advancing money out of the Consolideted Fund of Ireland;” ixx1. 230. 


45. Drainages :—Deeping Crowland, &amp;c, (Lincoln); “ For draining certain other lands ;” Lv1. 314. 
Dublin Paving :—See infra, 99. 
East India Affairs : 


46. For continuing in the Company for a further term, the possession of the British Territories in India; “ For be 
F anise" : TR &gt; the better govern 
British Territories in India, and the more effectual administration of justice within the same ;” Lxv111. 587. . nanbet te 


47. For repealing the duties on teak wood, and other ship timber imported from the East Indies; ‘ To repeal so much of Acts i iti 
sail cloth, as exempts any captain or master of any ship from duties, or forfeitures imposed thereby :” Lxix. 178. ‘tans malameaes 


Excise : 
48. For the better regulation and collection of certain Duties of Excise, ‘‘ For charging an additional duty on bricks made in Great Britain above 
| a certain size;’ LV1.551. “ For exempting corn, grain, rice, and other provisions imported into Great Britain, from the Auction 
Duty on the first sale thereof,” 552. 


49. For exempting from the Auction Duty, estates and effects bought in for the owner, &amp;c. ; “ For better collecting and securing the Duties of 
Excise on wine, home-made spirits, starch, auctioneers, rum shipped as stores, and on all goods or merchandize chargeable with 
Duties of Excise ;” LV11. 473. 


51. To repeal part of the Excise Countervaling Duty on Irish hops imported; “ Respecting the Duties on window glass and tiles;” 
LXI. 493- ' 

52. To amend several laws of Excise relative to the duties on salt, soap and paper ; “To remove doubts, whether Glauber salts or Epsom salts 
are liable to the duty of Excise; to compel masters of ships to throw salt that has been used overboard ; for better securing the duties 
on soap, and for preventing the counterfeiting of stamps used for making paper ;” Lx11. 304. 


53. To amend several laws of Excise relative to the duties on salt, soap and paper ; “ For removing doubts, whether Glauber salts are liable to 
the Duties of Excise; to oblige masters of vessels to throw overboard salt that has been used; for better securing the duties on soap ; 
for preventing the counterfeiting of stamps’; to enable the Commissioners of Excise to restore seizures; to admit coffee, cocoa pared 


&amp;c. to entry ; for obviating doubts respecting the mode of ascertaining the duty on glass; for altering the time at which licences for 
making spirits in Scotland shall commence ;” LXxII. 711. 


54. For amending several laws of Excise relating to paper, salt and spirits; “ Respecting an Excise licence to printers of silks;” Lx1v. 341 


55. To amend Acts 45 Geo. III. c.53; 48 Geo. III. c..79, and 50 Geo. IIT. c.15, relating to the revenues of Inland Excise and Taxes in 
Ireland; “ For permitting wool, the produce of Ireland, to be sold by auction by the Farming Society, without payment of duty ;” 
LXVII. 432. " 


56. Ferries :—For the improvement of the passage across the Frith of Forth, called the Queen’s Ferry; “ For authorizing the Barons of the 


Exchequer in Scotland to pay into the bank of Scotland a certain sum to the account of the trustees for the said improvement;” 
Lxiv. 161, j 


57. Field Crops :—To extend Act 13 Geo. II. to certain other Field Crops, and to orchards ; “ To amend the said Act ;” tvir. 411. 


58. Fisheries :—For the further encouragement and improvement of the Irish Fisheries; ‘For enabling the Lord Lieutenant to issue money for 
the encouragement of the Coast Fisheries, and for salaries and allowances to officers ;” Lx xiv. 579. r 


59. Forests :—For disafforesting the Forest of Parkhurst, in the county of Southampton; “ For inclosing the open commonable lands in the 
said Forest;” LXVvII. 225. 


Glass : 


61. For continuing several laws relating to the duties on Glass made in Great Britain, &amp;c.; “ For the preventi f i 
exportation of Glass on drawbacks ;” Lx1x. 378. , eroventy® 9 Hands inthe 


62. For altering certain drawbacks and countervailing duties on Glass, &amp;c.; ‘‘ For discontinuing certain countervailing duties on Glass ;” 
LXX. 330. ; 


63. To revive and continue several laws relating to the duties on Glass made in Great Britain; “ For preventing smalts being made within 
a limited distance of any other glass house ;” LX XIII. 244. é 


64. To continue certain laws of Excise with regard to crown glass and flint and phial glass; “‘ For amending Acts;” “ Respecting the Excise 
duties upon Irish plate glass ;” Lxx1v. 569. . 


65. Greenwich Chest :—For improving the funds of the Chest at Greenwich ; “ For granting a sum out of bounty money for the benefit of 
the Chest, and to amend Act 43 Geo. III. relating thereto ;” Lx1. 453. 


66. Greenwich Hospital :——To empower the Commissioners of Greenwich Hospital to make further allowances to pensioners ; “. For 


granting a sum out of bounty money for the benefit of the Hospital, and to empower the Commissioners to make certain allowances to 
old and infirm officers of the navy ;” Lx1. 453. 


67. Horses :—For enlarging the time for which Horses may be let to hire, without being subject to any annual duty ; “ For explaining and 
amending several Acts relating to the duties on horses, servants and carriages ;” Lv1i. 578. 





68. Inclosures :—Cherry Orton (Cambridge); “ For inclosing lands in the parish of Alwarton ;” Lx. 347. Gravenhurst Upper and 
Lower “ For inclosing lands within the parish of Upper Stondon;” Lxxv. 72. Langthorpe (York); “ For inclosing other 
lands ;” ux. 160.————Romaldkirk ; “ For inclosing other lands in the township of Romaldkirk ;” Lxvxr. 104. 





“69. Infirmaries +——To amend Act made in the Parliament of Ireland, 5 Geo. III. for erecting and establishing Public Infirmaries or Hospitals 
in Ireland ; *« To enable the Lord Lieutenant to direct the payment of money out of the Consolidated Fund for erecting Hospitals, &amp;c. ;” 
Lx11. 716. 


71. Insurances : 


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I, Instructions to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


71. Insurances &gt;—-For altering the mode of collecting the duties on Insurances in the West Indies; “ For exempting certain bonds and 
receipts from stamp duties, &amp;c. ;” LxV- 318. 


Justices of the Peace: 
72. For repealing Acts 32 and 36 Geo. III. for the more effectual administration of the office of a Justice of the Peace in Middlesex and Surrey, 
and for making other provisions in lieu thereof ; “ For defraying the charge of additional salaries to the Justices of the Police offices ;” 
LVII. 497. 
73. For repealing Acts 42 Geo. III. c. 76, and 47 Geo. III. sess. 2, c. 42, for the more effectual administration of the office of a Justice of the 
Peace in the counties of Middlesex and Surrey; “ For defraying the charge of salaries to Justices;” Lx v1. 363. 


74. King :——For making provision for the better support and arrangement of His Majesty’s household, &amp;c.; “'To make provision to amend 
Act 51 Geo. III. c. 1, to provide for the administration of the Royal authority, and for the care of His Majesty’s Royal person during 
the continuance of His Majesty’s illness ; and also to amend Act 44 Geo. III. c. 80, for the better support of His Majesty’s household, 
and of the honour and dignity of the Crown of the United Kingdom ;” Lxvit. 42. 


Lagan Navigation :—See infra, 87. 


75. Land Revenue :—To improve the Land Revenue of the Crown; “To extend the provisions of the Bill to the Duchy of Lancaster ;” 
Lx1I11, 389. 


76. Land Tax :—For consolidating the provisions of the several Acts for the redemption and sale of the Land Tax; “ For removing difficulties 
in ascertaining the right of persons claiming to vote at elections for counties in respect of messuages, lands, or tenements, the Land Tax 
upon which shall have been redeemed ;” Lv11. 381. 


77. Laws Expiring :——For continuing several Laws; “ For continuing several other Laws ;” Lvr. 98, 461.—LVv11I. 100, 218, 241.— 
LIX. 27, 395.-—LXI. 74, 129.—LX11. 756. 


78. Licences :—For regulating Licences for the sale of spirituous liquors, &amp;c. in Ireland; “ For encouraging the consumption of beer in 
Dublin ;” 1x. 266, 


79. Light Houses :—To enable the Commissioners of Northern Light Houses to purchase the Island and Light of May ; “ For enabling the 


Commissioners to erect additional Light Houses ;” Lx1x. 332. See infra, 84. 


81. Linen Manufacture :—To alter and amend Act 42 Geo. III. to amend the laws for the better regulation of the Linen Manufacture 
in Ireland ; “ For allowing a bounty on the importation of flax seed ;” Lx1v. 106. 


82. Longitude :—To render more effectual Act 5 Geo. III. relating thereto ; “ For applying a sum not exceeding £.5,000. towards rewarding 
persons making discoveries for finding the Longitude at sea ;” Lv1ir. 609. 


83. Magistrates :—To amend Act 54 Geo. III. c. 131, for appointing superintending Magistrates in Ireland; ‘‘ To amend Act 55 Geo. III. 
€.13;” LXXII. 170. 


$4. Man, Isle of :—For enabling the Commissioners of Northern Light Houses to erect Light Houses in the Isle of Man; “ For granting 
a duty on tonnage for the erection of Light Houses ;” Lxx, 288. 


85. Militia :—For the more speedy and effectual enrolment of the Militia of Ireland; “For authorizing the Lords Commissioners of His 
Majesty’s Treasury in Ireland to advance any sum not exceeding £.40,000. for filling up vacancies in the Militia in Ireland ;” 
vit. 46. 


86. Muriatic Acid :——For allowing makers of Oxygenated Muriatic Acid to take salt duty free, &amp;c.; “‘ Respecting a drawback on the 
importation of foreign brimstone and oil of vitriol ;” Lxx.175. ‘‘ For charging a duty upon licenses for making Oxygenated Muriatic 
Acid, and for making the duties on Glauber salts to cease ;” 229. 


87. Navigations :—Lagan Navigation ; “ For continuing certain duties on spirits distilled within a certain part of the district of Lisburn ;” 
LXIX. 349. 


88. Nelson, Earl :—For settling an annuity on Earl Nelson and his heirs, &amp;c.; “ For granting certain sums for the use of Earl Nelson, for 
the purchase of a house, and for the sisters of the late Lord Viscount Nelson ;” Lx1. 320. 


89. Newfoundland :—For re-annexing part of the coast of Labrador, and the Islands lying on the said coast, to the Government of 
Newfoundland ; “ To make perpetual Act 33 Geo. III. for establishing courts of judicature in the Island of Newfoundland;” ix1v. 58. 


91. Newspapers :—To make certain publications subject to the duties of stamps upon Newspapers, &amp;c. ; “ To restrain the abuses arising from 
the publication of blasphemous and seditious libels ;” Lx xv. 20. 


92. Paper :—For further securing the duties on Paper and Pasteboard ; “‘ For further securing the duties on Paper and Pasteboard ;” Lx x1. 461. 


93. Pavings :—For the more effectual improvement of the city of Dublin, and the environs thereof; “ For authorizing the advancement of 
certain sums out of the Consolidated Fund ;” tx11. 189, 623. 
94. Perceval, Mrs. :—For settling and securing an annuity on Mrs. Perceval’; “ For vesting in Trustees a sum for the use of the late Right 


&gt; 


honourable Spencer Percival’s twelve children ;” LXVII. 397. 


95. Pilots :—For the better regulation of Pilots, and of the pilotage of ships and vessels navigating the British seas; “ For compelling Pilots, 
having the charge of ships and vessels going into or out of the West India Docks, to pay obedience to the directions of the Dock Master 
of the West India Dock Company ;” LXIII. 351. 


P olice :—See supra, 72, 73. 83- imfra, 119. 


Postages : 
96. For making certain regulations respecting ship letters, &amp;c. ; “‘ For exempting from Postage the public correspondence of the President of the 
Board of Controul;” Lx1x. 489. 


97. Toamend several Acts relating to port and conveyance of letters in Ireland; “ Respecting the duties on the conveyance of notices and 
printed letters for charitable institutions ;” Lxx1Vv. 573- See infra, 122. 


98. Prizes :—For the relief of captors of Prizes ; “ For preventing the clandestine importation of spirits, tea, and other goods, into Great Britain, 
by vessels commissioned by letters of marque or general reprisals ;” Lv111. 618. 


Queen’s Ferry :—See supra, 56. 


99, Roads (Ireland) :—To amend Act 32 Geo. III. of the Parliament of Ireland, for more effectually keeping in repair the Post Roads of 
Ireland; “ For enabling the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to advance money out of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland on credit of grand 
jury presentments for making Post Roads, and to raise money by debentures to form new lines of Road ;” Lx. 223. 


101. Rolls, Master of (Ireland) :——To augment the salary of the Master of the Rolls in Ireland ; “ For regulating the disposal of the 
offices of the Six Clerks of the Court of Chancery in Ireland ;” uxx. 366. 


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102. Salt :—To revive and continue so much of Act 41 Geo. III. as relates to permitting the use of Salt duty free in preserving of Fish; “For . 


indemnifying persons who have issued or acted under any orders for delivering Salt duty free for the purposes in the said Act men- 
tioned ;” Lv11. 16. 


Ship Letters :—See supra, 96. 


103. Silk :—-To prohibit the importation of Foreign Silks ; “ To increase the shares of seizures payable to officers in respect to foreign Leather 
Gloves ;” txv. 378. 


104. South Sea Company :——To repeal Acts granting exclusive privileges to them; “ For charging a Customs duty on goods imported 
from places within the limits of the exclusive trade granted to the South Sea Company ;” Lxx. 241. 
Spirits : 
105. For granting an additional duty on English Spirits imported into Scotland ; “ For continuing the duty on every gallon of the contents of 
all stills used in making Low Wines or Spirits in Scotland from molasses or sugar ;” LVI. 225. 


106. Tocontinue so much of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. as relates to reducing the duties upon Worts or Wash brewed or made from molasses or 


sugar, &amp;c.; “ For continuing Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. for prohibiting the making of Low Wines or Spirits from wheat or other grain 
in Scotland ;” Lv1t. 17. 


107. To permit the warehousing of Spirits in Ireland, &amp;c.; “ For charging a duty on Spirits warehoused for exportation ;” L1x. 403. 


108. To grant duties on Spirits distilled in Ireland from Corn; “ For charging certain duties and drawbacks on Spirits distilled from corn ;” 
LXV. 151. 


109. For suspending the ‘duties on corn wash for the distillation of Spirits in England; “ Respecting the duties on Low Wines and Spirits 


distilled from sugar ;” Lxv1. 184. 


111. Stamps :——For exempting certain legacies from the payment of duty ; “ For allowing further time for stamping deeds, and for amending 
Act 36 Geo. III. relating to the duties on legacies and shares of personal estates ;” Lv11. 519. 


112. Starch :—To permit the making of Starch from rice or potatoes free of duty; “ For permitting Starch made in Ireland to be imported 
duty free;” rv11. 66. “ To allow the making of Starch from any mixture of rice and potatoes without payment of duty,” 67 
Sugar: 
118. For allowing additional bounties on refined Sugar exported ; “ For discontinuing the duty on refined Sugar exported, granted by Act of 
present session ;” Lv. 468. 


114. To provide for the decrease and suspension in-certain cases of part of the countervailing duties on British refined Sugar imported into 


Ireland ; “‘ To make provision for suspending the countervailing duties on refined Sugar imported from Great Britain into Ireland, 
during the time the addittional duties are suspended ;” LXII. 735. 


115. For further continuing certain drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from Great Britain; “ For suspending certain 


countervailing duties on refined sugar imported from Ireland into Great Britain, and the bounty on the exportatiun of refined Sugar 
from Great Britain ;” LxIv. 115. 


116. To repeal the Schedule annexed to 45 Geo. III. by which the drawbacks and bounties are to be ascertained, and substituting another ; 
“ For repealing a former Schedule, and allowing other duties in lieu ;” Lx1x. 237. 


See supra, 33, 34. 


117. Taxes :—For consolidating the duties under the management of the Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes in Scotland ; ‘‘ For the better 
collecting the Land Tax in Scotland ;” Lv111. 549. 


118. Tea :—To amend so much of Act of session 1802-3 for granting additional Duties of Excise as relates to the exportation of Tea ‘to 


Ireland; “ To regulate the granting of permits for the removal of Coffee, Tea and Cocoa Nuts out of warehouses ;” “ For more effec- 
tually securing the duties on Coffee ;” Lv111. 630. 


119. Thames Police Office :—rTo amend Acts for the more effectual prevention of depredations on the Thames; “ To defray the charge 
of salaries to the Justices of the Thames Police Office ;” Lx1x. 485. 


121. Tobacco :—To increase the drawbacks payable on manufactured Tobacco exported, &amp;c.; “ For limiting the tonnage of ships in which 
Foreign Wine may be exported on drawback ;” Lxx. 295. 


122. Trade ;—For the regulation of Trade ; “ For enabling the Vice President to send and receive letters free from postage ;” Lx x11. 265. 


123. Turnpike Roads :—Brighthelmstone; “ For amending, &amp;c. the Road from Bar Gate near St. John’s Common, to Butler’s Green ;” 
Lx1l. 348. Devizes ; ‘‘ For repairing the Road from Rowde Ford to Calne ;” Lxxv. 83. Howth Harbour to Dublin ; 
“ For advancing £.6,000. out of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland;” txx1. 243. Milford to Stainton and to Merlin’s Bridge, 
and thence to Cartlett Bridge, Pembroke; ‘“‘ For repairing the Road from Merlin’s Bridge to the top of Merlin’s Hill, in the county 
of Pembroke ;” Lx11I. 323. Perth; “ For more effectually repairing certain other Roads ;” Lxvr. 98. Roxburgh and 
Berwick ; “ For repairing a certain branch of Road leading from the Townhead of Jedburgh by the Dunion to the Bridge over Rule 
Water, near the village of Spittal ;” x1. 61. Sandwich to Ramsgate; “ For making and maintaining a Road from the Old 
Half-way House, &amp;c.;” tx11. 128. Order for Instruction read, and discharged, 135. Instruction, “ For repairing the Road 
from Nethercourt Lane to Cecil Square, Margate,” 203. Stirling; “ For repairing the branch of Road from the present 
Turnpike Road at Torwood passing westward through the lands of Torwoodhead and Plean, joining the present Turnpike Road from 
Glasgow to Stirling, near Bannockburn Park ;” Lxvi. 121. 























124, Wales, Prince of :—For enabling His Majesty to settle an annuity on His Royal Highness; “ For repealing so much of Act 35 
Geo. III. as directs the sum of £. 13,000. per annum to be paid out of the revenue of the Duchy of Cornwall ;” tv1i1. 212. 


126. Warehousing :——To extend Act 48 Geo. III. relating to the warehousing of goods imported into Ireland ; “ For warehousing Musco- 
vado sugar and foreign salt ;” Lxv. 369. ‘ 
Waterworks : 
126. Londonderry ; “ For extending the power of the Court of Requests in the said city, for recovering small debts not exceeding ten shillings 
to forty shillings ;” Lx111. 310. 


127. Woolwich ; “ For varying the line of pipes by which the said Water is to be conveyed, by carrying the same from a field in the parish of 
Charlton, belonging to Dowager Lady Wilson and Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson, Bart. along the high road leading from Greenwich to 
Woolwich into the said town of Woolwich, and from thence to join the former line in Frances-street in the same parish ;” Lx111. 322. 
Wine: 
128. To amend Acct of session 1802-3 relating to Portugal Wine; “ For amending Act 41 Geo. III.;” 11x. 35. 
129. For repealing the additional Duties of Excise on French Wines imported ; “ For part of the Excise Duties chargeable on brandy exported to 


cease ; for granting an allowance to Wine dealers for French Wine ; for re-payment of Exciseable Duties on liquors lost by accidental 
staving before landing ;”? Lx1x. 411. 


131. Wood :—To impose duties on importation and allow drawbacks on exportation of Wood into and from Ireland ; “ For indemnifying all 
persons for advising or acting in pursuance of any order for admitting Wood to entry on payment of part of the duties ;” Lx x. 19. 


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(1.)—To recewe Clauses : 


132. Affidavits :—To enable the Judges of the Court of King’s Bench, Common Pleas and Barons of Exchequer in Ireland to grant com- 
missions to certain officers to take Affidavits ; ‘To enable the Judges and Barons of the said courts to grant a commission to certain 
officers to take special bails in their absence ;” LXII. 319. 


133. Bread :—To repeal Act 37 &amp; 38 Geo. III, relative to the assize and making of Bread within the City of London, &amp;c; “ For better 
regulating the making and selling of Bread, and for better enforcing the powers and provisions of Act 31 Geo. II. ;” tvu1. 57. 


134, Chancery, Court of : —For the better administration of justice in the Court of Chancery in Ireland ; “ Providing against any Master 
in the Chancery of Ireland being elected a Member of Parliament ;” Lx xv. 379. 


135. Clergy :— To amend Act 43 Geo, III. for amending the laws relative to Spiritual Persons holding farms, and to enforcing residence ; 
“To repeal such clauses in Act 21 Henry VIII.c. 13, as imposes penalties for non-residence ;” “ To repeal such part of Act 53 Geo. III. 
c. 159, as relates to-non-notification ;” LXIX. 444. 


136. Customs :—To explain Act 53 Geo. III. for granting additional Duties of Customs on goods, &amp;c. imported ; “ For appropriating the 
Duties payable under 53 Geo. III. c. 62 ;” Lxvitt. 597- 


137. Elections :—To amend Act 42 Geo. III. for regulating the trial of Controverted Elections in Ireland; “To amend and extend Act 28 
Geo. III. for the further regulation of Controverted Elections, &amp;c. so far as relates to receiving recognizances in cases of Petitions com- 
plaining of undue Elections in Ireland;” Lx11. 112. 

138. Geneva :—For permitting Sir William Bishop and George Bishop to continue the manufacture of Maidstone Geneva; “To rectify 


a mistake in Act of same session for exonerating the distillers from the excess of duty ;” Lxv1. 420. 


139. Horses :—For enlarging the time for which Horses may be let to hire without being subject to any annual duty; “ For authorizing the 
allowance in the accounts of the Receivers General of sums advanced by them in pursuance of the Acts for raising a provisional force 
of cavalry ;” Lv11. 632. 


140. Husbandry Carriages:—To explain the exemption from toll on Carriages employed in Husbandry; “ For levying tolls in certain 
cases ;” LXVII. 525. 


141. Husband ry Horses :—For reducing the duties payable on Husbandry Horses ; “ Exempting the owners of hackney coaches licensed 
as stage coaches from the duties of assessed taxes for the current year ;” Lxx1. 365. 


142. Indemnity :—To indemnify persons who have omitted to qualify themselves for offices and employments ; “ For indemnifying persons 
who have printed or published pleadings and other proceedings in courts of law or equity upon which the name and place of abode of the 
printer has not been printed ;” Lvir. 209. 


143. Navy :—To explain and amend Act 45 Geo. III. ¢. 72, for the encouragement of seamen, &amp;c. ; “ To extend some of the provisions of the 
Bill to the Royal Marines, and to soldiers serving upon joint expeditions with the Navy ;” Lx1v. 369. 


Poor: 
144. For the better relief and settlement of the Poor; “ For exempting churches, chapels, pews, and meeting houses from any payment on 
account of the rates for the relief of the Poor ;” Lx1x. 287. 


145. To prevent the embezzlement of certain property provided for the use of the poor ; “ To extend the power of Justices to relieve Poor per- 
sons ;” LXX. 350. 


Spirits : 
146, ‘To prohibit the distillation of Spirits from corn or grain in Great Britain; “ For authorizing His Majesty, by proclamation, to prohibit 
the distillation of Spirits from corn or grain in Ireland if His Majesty shall think fit, &amp;c.;” Lx1v. 88. Instruction again given on re- 
commitment of the Bill, 100. 


147. To suspend the payment of all drawbacks on Spirits made or distilled in Great Britain or Ireland ; “ Relating to warehoused Spirits in 
Ireland ;” Lxvi. 418. 


(2.)\—To make provision therein : 


148. Aliens :—For repealing several Acts respecting Aliens, and for substituting other provisions in lieu thereof ; “ For apprehending persons 
accused of certain crimes committed within the jurisdiction of the French Republic, His Catholic Majesty, or the Batavian 
Republic ;” tvi1. 506. 

149. Alkali :—To repeal the duties on Alkali, and impose other duties in lieu thereof; “ Respecting a Customs duty on Mineral Alkali 
imported ;” Lxxiv. 283. 

Apprentices : 

151. ‘To require Overseers of the Poor to keep a register of children bound by them as Apprentices ; “ For extending Act 20 Geo. III, 
respecting Apprentices to houses of industry, and to houses for the reception of the poor, that have been established since the passing 
of the said Act;” Lvit. 285. 


152. —_ For rendering valid certain indentures for the binding of Parish Apprentices ; “ To consider of the expediency of extending the operation 
of the Bill to parish certificates which have been signed in the manner therein described ;” LX VI. 299. 


153. Army :—To regulate the examination and payment of assignments for clothing His Majesty’s Forces ; “‘ To empower the Lords of 
the Treasury to allow military cloathing and appointments to be exported free of duty ;” Lxv. 474. 


154. Arrests :—For the more effectual prevention of frivolous arrest ; “ To extend the provisions of the Bill to Ireland ;” tv1i1. 417. 


155. Assaults :—To prevent frivolous and vexatious actions of Assault and Battery in inferior Courts; “To prevent as much as may be, 
frivolous and vexatious actions for slanderous words ;” LX XIII. 271. 


156. Assessed Taxes :—For repealing the several duties of Assessed Taxes, and granting others in lieu ; “ Relating to the duties under the 
management of the Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes ;” Lv111. 676. To give relief in certain cases of Assessment of 
Taxes; “ Respecting a Composition for Taxes, on fire hearths, windows, &amp;c. in Ireland ;” txxiv. 610. Another instruction 
for assessing under gamekeepers, 618. 





Auctions : 
157. For taking away the exemption from the Auction Duty in certain cases, &amp;c.; “ For making the duties on licences for exercising the 
trade of an Auctioneer cease, and for charging other duties ;” Lxv11t. 565. 


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158. To prevent frauds against the Revenue by Itinerant Auctioneers ; “ For charging duties on licences to Auctioneers ;” Lxv11I. 653. 
159. Bank of England :——“ To continue restrictions on payments of Cash; “ 'To amend the said Acts ;” LVIII. 153. 


161. Brewers :——For making allowances to Licensed Brewers in Ireland, on account of the additional duty on Malt used by them; “ For 
making an allowance upon every barrel of Malt used in brewing ;” Lxxv. 362. 


162. Butter Trade :—For regulating the appointment of Weighmasters in Cork ; “ To make provision for renewal of Act for the better 
regulation of the Butter Trade of Cork ;” Lxvult. 363. 


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163. Calicoes :—For allowing the bounty now payable on British Calicoes and Cottons exported to Gibraltar, to be paid on the same articles 
when exported to Malta ; “ For allowing the bounties now payable on British and Irish Linens, exported to Gibraltar, on the like 
articles, when exported to Malta ;” tx11.811. “ For allowing the bounty payable on British and Irish Calicoes and Cottons, and on 
British and Irish Linens exported to Gibraltar, to be paid when exported from Ireland,” 817. 

Chancery, Court of: 

164. For making regulations in the Examiners office in the Court of Chancery, &amp;c.; “ Pursuant to three several Petitions for provision ;” 
Lxv. 254. Order for one Instruction read and discharged ; and another Instruction ordered ; 276. 

165. For making further provision for the Clerks in the office of the Accountant General of the Court of Chancery, &amp;c.; “ To empower the 
Court of Chancery, out of the Suitors Fund to lay out a sum not exceeding £.500, in any one year, in the purchase of any ground or 
buildings adjoining the public offices, for the greater security of the same, or in alterations of the said offices,” Lxvrr. 182. 


166. For making further provision for the Clerks in the office of the Accountant General ; “To make provision for the Secretary and Usher to 
the Vice Chancellor ;” Lx x. 270. 


167. For erecting buildings for the accommodation of the Court of Chancery; “ For making good money laid out for building ;” ux xr. 501. 


168. For the easier and better administration of justice in the Court of Chancery in Ireland; “ For compensation to the Accountant General 
and his Clerks, Masters, Six Clerks and other officers of the Court ;” LxxIv. 550. 


Churches : 


To exempt Churches, Chapels and other places of religious worship from parochial rates; “ For exempting all places exclusively appro- 
priated to the gratuitous instruction of the poor from parochial rates ;” Lx x. 314. 


169. 


171. Shadwell, St. Paul; “ For repairing the present Church, if found practicable ;” Lxv1. 252. 


172. Civil List :—For the better regulation of the Civil List; “ For charging certain allowances payable to the Royal Family on the Con- 
solidated Fund ;” rx x1. 376. 


Clergy : 


173. To prevent doubts respecting the eligibility of persons in Holy Orders to sit in the House of Commons; “ For extending the regulations 


of the Bill to the Clergy of Scotland ;” Lv1. 404.————For augmenting the annual stipend of St. Saviours’ Chaplains; “ For enlarging 
powers of Act 22 &amp; 23 Charles II ;” Lxx1. 234. 


Coals : 


174. To continue Act 50 Geo. III. for allowing the bringing of Coals to London and Westminster by inland navigation ; “For continuing Act 
45 Geo. 1II. relative thereto ;” Lxvuit. 622. 


175. To continue Acts for bringing Coals to London; “To amend Act 45 Geo. II[. ;” Lxxr1. 292. 


176. Kent Coal Meters ; “For repealing Act of session 1816, for preventing frauds in the admeasurement and delivery of coals within the 
several parishes lying contiguous to the waterside in Kent ;” LXXII. 231¢ 


177. Coasting Trade :—For the encouragement and. improvement of the Coasting Trade of Ireland; “ Relative to the stamp duties on 
Customs Bonds ;” Lxxv. 238. 


178. Collingwood, Vice Admiral Lord :-—For settling and securing a certain annuity on him and the twonext persons to whom the 


title of Baron Collingwood shall descend ; “‘ That in the event of Lord Collingwood’s decease certain sums should be granted to Lady 
Collingwood and his daughter ;” 1x1. 103. 


179. Commissary Courts :—For abolishing inferior Commissary Courts in Scotland; “For making compensation to clerks, &amp;c.;” 
LXX. 227. 


181. Constables:—tTo enable Grand Juries to present additional sums for Constables in Ireland ; “ For advancing money out of the Con- 
solidated Fund for providing arms, &amp;c. for Constables ;” Lx x. 397. 


182. Copper :——For charging an additional duty on Copper imported into Great Britain ; “ For charging an additional duty on Copper Ore ;” 


LXxvIiI. 464. 


183. Corn :—To prohibit the exportation from Ireland of Corn or Potatoes, and to permit the importation into Ireland of Corn and Fish, duty 


free; “ For prohibiting the exportation and permitting the importation of all provisions into Ireland duty free ;” Lv1. 331. 


County Rates :—See infra, 322. 
Court of Session (Scotland) : 


184 For better regulating the formation of the judicial and other records of the Court of Sessions in Scotland; “ For allowing a salary to the 
Keeper of Records and the Keepers of the Register of Deeds ;” Lxx. 227. 


185. Forabridging the form of extracting decrees of the Court of Session ; “‘ For paying salaries of the principal clerks of the Court of Session, 
and for ascertaining and paying compensation to other officers ;” Lxv. 323. “ For making compensation to the principal clerks and 


extractors ;” 347. ——&lt;—— For abolishing inferior Commissary Courts in Scotland ; “ For ascertaining and making compensation to 
officers, &amp;c. for loss of fees and emoluments ;” Lxv. 323. 


186. Curates:—For encouraging the residence of stipendiary Curates on their cures; “ For affording temporary relief to such Curates as may 
be deprived of their cures ;” Lv111, 647. 


Customs : 


187. For repealing the duties granted by Act of present session on blubber, train oil, &amp;c. and granting other duties in lieu thereof; “ Respecting 
the duties on spermaceti oil and on goods imported from the colonies in America ;” Lvi1, 624. 


188. Torepeal the Duties of Customs payable in Great Britain, and to grant other duties.in lieu thereof; ‘ Relative to the duties and drawbacks 


on the import and export of hair, lace, damask tabling, wine, &amp;c.;” Lv111. 486. “ Relative to the duties and drawbacks on the 
import and export of china and opium,” 501. 


189. To provide for abolishing fees received by officers in the service of the Customs in Ireland, and for regulating the hours of attendance, &amp;c, 
“* To make good to the Consolidated I'und of Ireland any loss which may arise by the payment of salaries ;” Lx11. 717. 


191. For repealing the several Duties of Customs chargeable in Great Britain, and for granting other duties in lieu thereof; “ Respecting certain 
duties on mahogany, gypsum, and hides ;” Lx1v. 326. 


192. To explain Act 53 Geo. III. for granting additional Duties of Customs on goods imported, &amp;c. ; “ For preventing the clandestine exportation 
of goods prohibited to be exported; for exempting the article of barilla from the duties imposed by the Act;” Lxviti. 603. “ For 
removing doubts as to the period when bounties on goods exported become due,” 622. 


193. For granting several rates and duties upon goods, &amp;c. imported into and exported from Ireland ; “ For continuing the Duties of Customs and 
Excise, and inland duties in Ireland ;” Lv111. 246. 

194. For granting certain rates and duties upon goods, wares and merchandize imported into and exported from Ireland ; “ Respecting the duties 
on salt imported into Ireland ;” L1x. 139. ‘ 

195. To amend Acts for the collection of the revenue of Customs and Excise in Ireland; “ Relative to the tanning trade in Ireland ;” Lv111. 547. 

196. 


For making further regulations for the better collection and security of the revenue of Customs and Excise in Ireland; “ Respecting the 
exportation of salt to Newfoundland ;” L1x. 415. 


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197. Bolton and Dean; “ For extendiug the powers of the Act to the township of Worsley ;’ 
198. Merthyr Tydfil; “ For extending the powers of the Act to the parish of Ystradyfodog ;” Lx1v. 281. 


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Lxtv. 128. 


199. Debtors :—For the relief of Insolvent Debtors in England; “ For extending the Act to the settlements in the East Indies within the 
jurisdiction of His Majesty’s Courts in the said settlements ;” Lxviit. 483. 


201. Defence :—For repealing Act 44 Geo. III. for the Defence of the Realm; “ For repealing Acts 43 and 44 Geo. III.;” Lx1. 287. 


Docks, Harbours and Piers : 
202. Drogheda Harbour ; “ For increasing the salary to the treasurer, and the allowance to the collector of Customs ;” Lxv. 159. 


203. Dunleary; To alter and amend an Act 56 Geo. III. for erecting a Harbour for ships to the eastward of Dunleary, within the port of 
Dublin, &amp;c.; “ For the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to advance out of the Consolidated Fund any sum not exceeding sixty thousand 
pounds, to the Commissioners appointed to carry into eflect an Act for erecting the said Harbour ;” Lxxv. 372. 


204. East India; “For making compensation to ship-builders and others, for any loss or damage they may sustain by means of the 
execution of the works authorized to be done by the Bill ;” tvi11. 576. 


205. Liverpool; “ For authorizing the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury to direct the Commissioners of Customs in England to 
advance to the trustees of the Docks £.6v,000, to be charged on the rates and duties ;” txvi11. 306. “ For authorizing the trustees 
to purchase a lighthouse, &amp;c. ;” 438. 


” 


206. London Docks; “ For making compensation to vintners, &amp;c. ;” Lx. 284. 


207. London Port; “‘ For making compensation to sugar coopers of London and others, for any loss they may sustain, by means of the 
execution of the works authorized to be done by Act 39 Geo. III. and by the Bill to alter and amend the said Act ;” Lvii. 524. 


208. “For advancing money out of the Consolidated Fund, to enable the West India Dock Company to build offices for the Officers of the 
Revenue ;” Lxil. 723. 


209. Duties :—*“ For continuing certain Acts of the last session of the Parliament of Ireland, for granting Duties ;” “ For continuing Duties on 
portage of letters and on Stamps ;” tv1. 189. “ For continuing the Duty on refined sugar imported ;” 199. 


East India Affairs: 


212. For repealing the Duties of Customs on goods, &amp;c. imported into Great Britain from the East Indies, and for granting other Duties in lieu 
thereof; “ For charging Duties of Customs on East India sugar imported ;” Lx1x. 90. “ For altering the period of making up and 
presenting the Accounts directed to be laid before Parliament by Act 33 Geo. III.” 103. 


213. To amend so much of certain Acts as relates to granting of letters of administration to the effects of persons dying intestate within the 


several Presidencies in the East Indies ; ‘‘ For granting pensions to Judges in India ;” Lx x. 304, 


214. For granting certain rates on the postage of letters to and from Great Britain, the Cape of Good Hope, the Mauritius, and the East 
India; “ For charging certain rates of postage on ship letters ;” Lx x. 456. 


Education : 


215. For appointing a Commission to inquire into the abuses in Charities connected with the Education of the Poor ; “‘ Respecting the 
advancing money out of the Consolidated Fund for the purposes of the Bill ;” Lx x111. 347. 


216. Toamend Act 58 Geo. III. for appointing Commissioners to inquire concerning Charities for the Education of the Poor, and to extend 
the powers thereof to other Charities in England and Wales; ‘‘ For the payment of salaries, &amp;c. to the Commissioners ;” Lx xiv. 528. 


Elections : 
217. For regulating the trial of Controverted Elections for Ireland ; “ For defraying the expenses of Commissioners and Clerks ;” Lv11. 573. 


218. Todeclare void devises made with a view to split freeholds in order to multiply votes for the borough of Weymouth and Melcombe Regis ; 
“ For making the Bill general ;” Lxvit1. 362. 


219. For the more regular conveyance of writs for the Election of Members to serve in Parliament; “ For granting the annual sum of £. 520. 
to be paid to the present Messenger of the Great Seal in compensation for his fees upon the delivery of writs ;” LXVIII. 541. 


221. Embankments :—Dee River; “ Respecting rating and taxing lands and grounds in the township of Manor and Rake, and for 
rating and taxing the tythes ;” 11x. 321. 


Excise : 
222. For the better regulation and collection of certain Duties of Excise; ‘‘ Respecting the laws relating to the Salt Duties;” v1. 580. 
“‘ For exempting certain goods late under sequestration in Russia from the Auction Duty on the first sale thereof,” 606. 


223. For exempting from the Auction Duty estates and effects bought in for the owner, &amp;c.; “ Relative to the allowance of salt used in 
curing pilchards ;” Lv11. 584. ‘To exempt tiles used for the purpose of draining from the Duty of Excise,” 588. 


224. To amend the several Laws of Excise relating to the Duties on salt, soap, and paper; “ For making allowances for salt used by 
bleachers ;” “ For enabling the Commissioners of Excise to restore seizures ;” “ For altering the time at which licences for making 
spirits in Scotland shall commence ;” “ For authorizing the Commissioners of Excise to admit coffee to entry ;” Lx11..362. 


225. To continue so much of Act 55 Geo. III. for granting additional Duties of Excise as relates to tobacco, snuff and Excise licences; “ Respect- 
ing licences on gold and silver plate, payable by persons selling silver or gold watches only ;” LXXIv. 303. 


Ferries : 
226. Dundee; “ For carrying certain plans into execution ;’ 


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LxxIv. 406, 


227. Frith of Firth; ‘‘ For authorizing the Barons of the Exchequer in Scotland to direct the Receiver General of Scotland to pay the 
Trustees £, 10,000 ;” LXVIII. 307. 


228. Greenwich tothe Isle of Dogs, and for making Roads to communicate therewith ; “ For watching and lighting such parts of the Roads as 
shall be found necessary ;” LX VII. 330. 


Fisheries: 
229. For allowing the importation of certain Fish from Newfoundland and the coast of Labrador ; “ Respecting the importation of salmon and 
cod into Guernsey and Jersey ;” Lx1. 507. 


230. For further continuing Acts for allowing the importation of certain Fish from Newfoundland, &amp;c.; “ To continue Act for allowing the 


importation of Fish from the North American Colonies ;”. Lxv. 404. 


231. Toamend Act 59 Geo. III. for the encouragement and improvement of the Irish Fisheries; “ Relative to the delivery of salt, duty free, 
in the Fisheries ;” Lxxv. 414. 


232. To grant certain bounties on cod fish, ling and hake, the produce of the Fisheries of Scotland; “‘ Relative to bounties and for the 
encouragement of the British Fisheries ;” Lxxv. 451. 


233. Foreign Enlistments :—To prevent the Enlistment and Engagement of His Majesty's subjects to serve in Foreign service; “ To 
repeal so much of Acts of the Parliament of Ireland 25 Geo. II. c.12, and 29 Geo. II. c. 5, as relates to preventing His Majesty’s 
subjects from entering into Foreign service without licence ;” LX XIV. 524. 


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234. For continuing and extending the provisions of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III, c. 86, respecting His Majesty’s Forests, &amp;c.; « For enabling the 
Duchy of Lancaster to grant leases, &amp;c.;” LXVII. 119. 


235. Brecknock; For amending Act 48 Geo. III. c. 73, as far as relates to the Great Forest of Brecknock, and for inclosing same ; 
“ For inclosing the residue of the said Forest ;” Lx x1. 345. 


Exmoor ; For vesting certain parts of Exmoor Forest in His Majesty, and for inclosing the same; “ For inclosing the residue of the 
said Forest ;” Lxx. 333. 


237. Sherwood; For vesting in His Majesty certain lands in the Forest of Sherwood; “ For dividing and inclosing such parts of the Forest 


as shall not be so vested in His Majesty ;” Lx x111. 363. 


238. Windsor; For vesting in His Majesty certain parts of Windsor Forest; “‘ For inclosing the residue of the Forest ;” txv. 128,——— 
For vesting in His Majesty certain parts of Windsor Forest, and for inclosing the same; “ For inclosing other Wastes and 
Commons ;” LXVIII. 593. 

239. Frames :—To continue Act 52 Geo. III. for punishment of persons destroying Stocking or Lace Frames, &amp;c.; “ For altering and 
amending the said Act ;” Lx1x. 99. 

240 


. French Packets :—For charging a tonnage duty on French Packets, or Passage Vessels, entering or departing from any of the ports 


of Great Britain; “ For subjecting foreign vessels to the like duties for port charges, as shall be demanded in such foreign countries 
of British vessels ;” Lxx1. 108. 


Gaols: 


For enlarging powers of Act 13 Geo. III. c. 58, for providing clergymen to officiate in county Gaols; “To make further provision for 
clergymen officiating in Houses of Correction ;” Lxx. 148. 


241. 


242. To enable counties and stewartries in Scotland, to give aid to Royal Burghs, for improving, enlarging or rebuilding their Gaols; “ For 


enabling counties or stewartries whose Gaols are not situated in Royal Burghs, to repair, improve, enlarge, or rebuild their Gaols ;” 
LXXIV. 429. 


243. Edinburgh; For erecting, &amp;c. a new Gaol for Edinburgh ; “ For granting £.11,000 to His Majesty, to be applied towards erecting a new 
Gaol, and other buildings, for the county and city of Edinburgh ;” Lxvit1i. 439. 


For amending Act for erecting a new Gaol for Edinburgh; ‘To increase the rates payable as conversions of the Statute Labour ;” 
LXXI. 235. 


245. Exeter; For building a new Gaol for that city; “ For erecting a House of Correction ;” LX XIII. 129. 


246. Gas Light and Coke Compan :— To incorporate them; ‘ For empowering all persons who may contract for lighting streets 


with Gas, to exercise the same privileges as are intended to be granted to the Company, in relation to raising the pavement and laying 
pipes ;” Lxv. 246. 


247. Glass :—For altering certain drawbacks and countervailing duties on Glass, &amp;c.; “ Respecting certain drawbacks and countervailing 
duties on Glass ;” Lxx. 391. 


249. Grain :—For regulating the exportation of Grain, &amp;c. between Great Britain and Ireland; “ For permitting the importation of Malt, 
made in Ireland, into Great Britain ;” Lvi11. 96. 


251. Highland Roads and Bridges :—To repeal Acts 54 and 55 Geo. III. for maintaining and keeping in repair certain Roads and 
Bridges in Scotland, and to make other provisions relating thereto; ‘“‘ For the payment of £.5,000. in the present year (1819,) to the 


Commissioners of Roads and Bridges, to be applied in maintaining and keeping in repair certain Roads and Bridges in Scotland, and 
a like sum of £.5,000. annually, for the same purpose ;” Lx xIv. 556. 


252. Horses :—To continue Acts 56 and 58 Geo. III. for reducing the duties payable on Horses used for the purposes therein mentioned ; 


** Respecting duties on Horses used for certain purposes ;” LxxIv. 198. 
253. Inclosures :— Alvaston and Boulton ; “‘ That parts of a common called Sinfin Moor, and certain common meadows be deemed part of 
the lands intended to be inclosed ;” tv11. 494. Auckland Saint Andrew (Etherley Moor, &amp;c.) “ For inclosing certain lands called 
Escomb Carr;” L1x. 327. Carlby ; “ Respecting the Intercommon Fields ;” L1x. 282.»——Chellaston ; “ That part of acommon, 
called Sinfin Moor, and certain common meadows, be deemed part of the lands intended to be inclosed ;” Lv11. 495. Deeping 
Market and Deeping Saint James; “ Fur amending Act 41 Geo, III. for inclosing and draining lands in the parishes of Deeping, 
&amp;c. ;” LXI. 395.————Horningsheath, Great ; “ For inclosing the parish of Westley ;” Lxv111. 257. Kelsey, North; “ For 
more effectually draining the lands in the said parish ;” LxVIII. 453-———— Marston; “ For ratifying and confirming another 
agreement ;” LXxvi. 274.———Meldreth ; “ For distributing and dividing divers small parcels of land, part of the adjoining parishes 
of Melbourn and Whaddon ;” Lxvi11. 456. Pease Marsh ; “ For dividing, allotting and inclosing so much of the said tract 
of common or waste land as lies within the parish of Shalford ;” tv1i1. 477. Plumstead and Postwick ; “ For inclosing all the 
common fields in the said parishes ;” Lx v. 210,——Ramsdown ; “ For inclosing Liddaton Down ;? Lxx11. 226.———Stapleford; 


“ For inclosing lands, part of the adjoining parish of Great Shelford, lying intermixed with the lands in the parish of Stapleford ;” 
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Indemnity : 


254. To indemnify such persons in Great Britain as have omitted to qualify themselves for offices and employments, &amp;c.; “ For indemnifying 
persons who have omitted to qualify in Ireland;” Lix. 34. a 

255. To indemnify such persons in the United Kingdom as have omitted to qualify themselves for offices and employments ; “ For indemnifying 
solicitors who may have omitted to take out their annual certificates ;” LX XIII. 102. . 


Ireland : 


256. To repeal the additional duty on the duties payable on the importation into Ireland of certain goods imported by retailers; “ Relative to 
the duties on sea insurances made in Ireland ;” tvit. 610. 
257. To render the process of His Majesty’s courts in Ireland more beneficial, &amp;c.; “ For making compensation to certain officers for losses 


they may sustain by diminution of their fees ;” Lv111. 395. 


258. ‘To make further regulations with respect to goods, wares and merchandize imported into Ireland; “To make further regulations 
respecting goods, wares and merchandize imported into Ireland, &amp;c. ;” Lx11. 746. 


259,  Tocontinue certain duties on several articles the manufacture of Great Britain or Ireland respectively, on their importation into either 


country from the other; “ Respecting the importation of calicoes and muslins ;” Lxxv. 369. 
261. For providing for the better execution of the laws in Ireland by appointing superintending Magistrates, &amp;c.; ‘ For providing salaries for 
Magistrates, Clerks and Constables ;” Lx1x. 440. 


262. Juries :—&lt;Bill from the Lords) to facilitate the administration of Justice in Scotland by extending trial by Jury to civil causes; “ For 


granting salaries to the Judges;” Lxx. 167. (Bill from the Lords) to amend said Act 55 Geo. III; “ Respecting the salaries 
of clerks in the Jury Court, and for erecting proper buildings ;” LxxIv. 418. 


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263. Justices :—For repealing Act 51 Geo. III. for the more effectual administration of the office of Justice of the Peace in such parts of 
Middlesex and Surrey as lie near the Metropolis, and for making other provisions in lieu ; “ That provision be made out of the Consolidated 
Fund (if necessary) for defraying the charge of salaries to the Justices of the several public offices in Middlesex and Surrey, &amp;c. ;” 
LXIX. 95- : 


264. Laws Expiring :——For continuing several Laws; “To amend an Act respecting neutral ships;” Lv1. 222. “To amend so much 
of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III‘as relates to the fisheries carried on from the Isle of Man;” 1v1. 623. “ For continuing other Laws ;” 
LX. 149, 400. 


Lighthouses : 
265. For erecting a Lighthouse on the Bell or Cape Rock on the eastern coast of Scotland; “ For advancing £.25,000. to the Commissioners 
of Northern Lighthouses ;” LX1. 521. 


266. For enabling the Commissioners of the Northern Lighthouses to purchase the Island and Light of May, and for amending Acts; “ For 
advancing a certain sum of money for completing the purchase of the Island and Light of May ;” Lx1x. 410. 


267. Londonderry Bridge :—For rebuilding or repairing the Bridge; “ For authorizing the Lords of the Treasury to advance £.15,000. 


to be charged upon the tolls of the Bridge ;” Lx1x. 470. 


Lotteries : 
268. To rectifya mistake in Act 41 Geo. III. for granting a sum to be raised by a Lottery ; “ To amend so much of the said Act as relates to 
the commencement of the drawing of the Lottery ;” Lv11. 37. 


269. To require persons licensed to keep Lottery Offices in Ireland to divide a certain number of tickets into shares; “ For remitting to the 
Lords of the Treasury in Ireland £. 300,000. Irish currency, out of the monies arising from contributions for Lotteries ;” Lv11. 595. 

271. To amend Act for disposing of several houses in Pickett-street by lottery ; “ For enabling the Trustees under the said Act to sell the freehold 
mentioned in the fourth Schedule to the said Act as Prize 11;” “ For disposing of unclaimed prizes in the second Lottery which has been 
drawn, and in the third Lottery to be drawn ;” Lx1v. 229. 


Military Force: 
272, For effectually to raise an additional Military Force in Ireland ; “ Relative to raising Volunteers in Ireland;” tv111. 586. 


273. To correct a mistake in Act of Session 1802-3, for raising an additional Military Force in Scotland ; ‘ For exempting persons serving in the 
additional Military Force from the Militia of Scotland ;” Lv111. 641. 


Militia : 
274. For authorizingand rendering valid the discharge of certain Militia menin Ireland; “ For making compensation to the several counties and 
places in Ireland, for expenses incurred in the discharge of certain Militia men ;” Lvi1. 622. 
275. For providing relief for the families of Militia men in Scotland ; “‘ That no Substitute shall be enrolled who shall, at the time of his being 
produced for enrolment, have more than two children ;” ‘‘ For the appointment of Deputy Lieutenants for the counties of Bute and 
Sunderland ;” Lv111. 535. 


276. Torender more effectual Act of Session 1802-3, for more speedily completing the Militia of Great Britain ; “ To amend Act of this Session, 
for raising in England an additional Military Force ;” tv1i1. 614. 


277. Forempowering His Majesty to direct the augmentation of the Irish Militia; “ For defraying the expense of augmenting the Militia of 
Ireland ;” Lix. 201. 


278. To amend Acts 42 Geo. III. so far as relates to the pay of the Officers and men of the Militia of England and Scotland; ‘¢ To amend Act 
33 Geo. III. of the Parliament of Ireland, for amending the laws relating to the Militia of Ireland ;” “ To extend the provisions of the 
Bill to Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps ;” Lx1. 538. 


279. Misdemeanors :—To prevent delay in the administration of justice in cases of Misdemeanor ; “ To extend the provisions of the Bill to 
Ireland;” Lxxv. 66. 


281. Naval Asylum :—To enable persons to bequeath lands to the Commissioners for the Government of the Royal Naval Asylum, &amp;c. ; 
“ For exonerating the Asylum from the poor rates ;” Lxvi. 318. 


282. Naval Inquiry :—To continue Act 43 Geo. III.; “ To amend the said Act ;” Lx. 282. 





933. Navigations and Canals :——Croydon and Rotherhithe Canal ; “‘ For varying the line of the Canal ;” tv1. 367. Sheffield 
Canal; “ For making a certain railway hitherto used as private property open for the use of the public ;” Lxx. 161. Grand Surrey 
Canal; “ For raising such further sums of money as may be adequate for completing the said Canal and other works belonging thereto ;” 
LXII. 759. ——==—— Worcester and Birmingham Canal; “ For withdrawing the plan from the Private Bill Office, for the purpose of 
depositing another plan on a reduced scale, covering only part of the land comprised in the former plan ;” Lxx. 246. 





Navy: 
284. or encouragement of Seamen, and for better manning the Navy ; “ Relative to the salaries of the Judges of the Courts of Admiralty at 
Malta, &amp;e. ;” Lviit. 653. 


285. For the encouragement of Seamen, and for better manning the Navy; “‘ For granting salaries to Judges of Courts of Admiralty in Malta 
and the Bermuda Islands ;” Lx. 208. For the encouragement of Seamen, &amp;c.; “For granting salaries and pensions to the 
Judges of Vice-Admiralty Courts in the Bahama or Bermuda Islands, or in the Island of Malta;” Ltxx. 438. 





286. Neutral Ships :——To permit the importation into Great Britain of certain goods, &amp;c. in Neutral Ships; ‘ Relative to the importation of 
certain goods into Ireland, and to prohibiting the exportation of copper, &amp;c. ;” Lv111. 674. 


288. Newfoundland :—For increasing the duty on rum and other spirits imported into the Island of Newfoundland ; “ For granting certain 
duties on rum and other spirits imported into Newfoundland ;” txvit. 478. 


289. Ordnance :—For vesting certain messuages in Trustees at Chatham and Warley Common, for the use of the Ordnance ; “ For vesting 
lands at Woolwich in Trustees for the service of the Ordnance ;” L1x, 388. 
Palmer, Mr. : 


291. To secure to John Palmer, Esquire, his future per centage on the net increased revenue of the Post Office ; “ For granting £.'78,344. 12s. gd. 
to be paid to him, being the balance of per centage due to Mr. Palmer ;” Lxvit. 484. 


292. To secure his future per centage on the net increased revenue of the Post Office ; “ For granting £.84,920. 1s. 6d. to be paid to him, being 
the balance of the per centage due on the net revenue of the Post Office from April 1793 to January 1813;” Lxvuitt. 563. 


Parishes and Parish Boundaries : 


293. Borough Fen (Northampton); For draining and improving the lands called Borough Fen Common, &amp;c.; “ For forming the said common 
into a parish, to be called Newborough ;” ~txvir. 167. 


294.  Shitlington and Holwell (Bedford); “ For setting out and declaring the boundaries of and between the said parishes, &amp;c.;” tvit. 516. _ 

295,  Slimbridge (Gloucester); “ For exchanging, and allotting, and altering the parochial situations of several intermixed and detached pieces 
of yr now lying in the said parish of Slimbridge, and the adjoining parishes of Cam and Coaley, in the said county of Gloucester ; 
Lv1. 489. 


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Pavings, Lightings, and other Improvements : 
296. Dublin; For appointing Commissioners to inquire and examine into any irregularities or abuses respecting the paving of Dublin; “ For 
enabling the Lord Lieutenant to advance money out of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland for the improvement of Dublin;” 1x. 329. 


297. To continue and amend Act 45 Geo. III. for appointing Commissioners to inquire into irregularities and abuses in the paving of Dublin ; 
“ For enabling the Lord Lieutenant to advance money for paving Dublin ;” Lx1. 364. 


298. Gateshead (Durham); “ For watching the streets and other places in the said parish ;” LX1x. 175. 


299. Kent Street ; “ For effectually repairing, improving, and regulating the foot-paths of the several roads, streets, and other public places in 
the said district ;” LxvII. 210. 


300. Lambeth; “ For lighting and watching certain parts of the said parish ;” L1x. 235. 


301. Liverpool; “‘ For the more easy recovery of monies which may become due from the owners of ships and vessels using certain 
graving docks ;” Lvit. 517. 


302. London New Street; “ To make good any deficiency that may arise in the land revenue of the Crown ;” LxxII. 180. 
303. Moorfields; “ For the support and maintenance of the vicar of the parish of Saint Stephen, Coleman Street ;” txvit. 368. 


304. Westminster Improvement; “ For paying certain rents to the Dean and Chapter of Westminster out of the Consolidated Fund ;” 
‘Lxv. 461. 


305. Weymouth and Melcombe-Regis ; “ For licensing and regulating sedan chairs, pleasure boats, coal and corn meters, porters, coal carriers, 
watermen, basket-men and basket-women, and for erecting and regulating markets, and the weights and measures in the said town, 
and also to amend Act 22 Geo. II. for regulating the Harbour of Weymouth ;” ixv. 256. 


Peace, Preservation of the : 
306. For the more effectual preservation of the Peace within the county of Nottingham ; “ To extend the provisions of the Bill to: other 
counties ;” LXVII. 125. 


307. To provide for the providing and restoring of Peace in Ireland; ‘“ To make compensation to Barristers who may preside in courts of 
Special Sessions of the Peace ;” Lx1x. 462. 


308. Penitentiary Houses :—For the erection of a Penitentiary House for the confinement of offenders, male and female, who have 
received sentence of transportation within the city of London ; “ For the imprisonment to hard labour of persons convicted of felony 
within the benefit of clergy throughout England ;” Lxvii. 218. 


Poor: 

309. For amending Act 35 Geo. III. c. 101, to prevent the removal of poor persons until they shall become chargeable ; “‘ To extend the rules 
to be observed in poor houses in parishes incorporated by Act 22 Geo, III. c. 8g, to poor houses in other parishes, &amp;c.;” LXIv. 344. 

311. Coventry ; For the better relief and employment of the Poor in the parishes of Saint Michael and the Holy Trinity in that city; “ For 
exempting the vicar of the parish of Saint Michael from the payment of poor rates in respect of his assessment on houses ;” “ For 
exempting the vicar of the parish of the Holy Trinity from the payment of poor rates in respect of his assessment on houses ;” 
LVI. 425. 

312. Southwark (Saint George the Martyr); For amendment of Act for enabling Justices of Peace to order parochial relief to prisoners, &amp;c. 
“ To make provision for the parish of St. Bridget, otherwise St. Bride, in the city of London ;” Lxvr11. 299. 


Postage : 
313. To permit certain persons to send letters, &amp;c. free of Postage ; “‘ For permitting certain other persons to send letters, &amp;c. free of Postage ;” 
LIX. 397. 
314. Toamend Acts relating to Postage; “ Respecting rates of Postage to Navy and Army ;” Lxt. 481. 


315. For granting rates of Postage on the conveyance of letters and packets to and from the Portuguese territories on the continent of South 
America; ‘* For charging certain rates for the port and conveyance of letters and packets from or to any port in Great Britain ‘or 


” 


Ireland, to or from the island of Madeira ;” Lx1II. 454. 


316. London New Post Office; “ For defraying the expenses of providing a site for a new Post Office ;” Lxx. 351. 


317. Privately stealing :—To repeal so much of Act 8th Elizabeth as takes away the benefit of Clergy from persons convicted of stealing 
privily from the person of another; “‘ For the punishment of persons convicted of feloniously stealing from the person of another ;” 
LXIII. 439. 


318. Prizes :—For the better regulation of Prize Courts in the West Indies and America; “ For granting to the Judges of the Vice Admiralty 
Courts at the islands of Jamaica or Martinico, or at Halifax in America, annuities to take place on resignation ;” Lv1. 536, 
“ For granting salaries to Judges of Vice Admiralty Courts in the West Indies, or at Halifax in America,” 583. 


319. Property Tax :—To repeal so much of Act of Session 1802-3 as requires attornies, &amp;c. to retain and pay duties chargeable on 
public annuities ; “ For extending the time for hearing appeals ;” L1x. 180. 


321. Railways :—Brecknock and Abergavenny ; “‘To make certain deviations ;” Lx VI. 237.——— Brecon ; “ For extending, varying and 
altering the line of the said Railway ;” Lxv1. 237.——— Lidbrook ; “ For deviating from the line ;” Lxv. 397. 


322. Rates :—Kent; For repealing such parts of Act as imposes a certain proportion upon the eastern and western divisions of the said county ; 


“To repeal certain powers and provisions of an Act empowering the Justices of the peace to make a fair and equal County Rate ;” 
LXIV. 242. 


323. Rebellion in Ireland :—For further continuing Acts passed in Ireland for the Suppression of the Rebellion ; “ ‘To amend the said 
Acts ;” Lv1. 189. 


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i Records, Public :—For the better regulating the Public Records of Scotland; “ For-making compensation to officers of Registries in 
Scotland, for any loss of fees, &amp;c. which they may sustain ;” LXIv. 190. 


326. Seditious Meetings :—For the more effectually preventing Seditious Meetings and Assemblies ; “ To limit the duration of the Bill 
to five years, and from thence to the end of the then next Session of Parliament ;” Lxxv. 28. 


327. Ships and Vessels :—To regulate the clearance of Vessels, &amp;c.; “ For exempting certain Ships and Vessels from being licensed by 
the Commissioners of Customs ;” Lx x. 392. 


328. Slave Trade :—For the Abolition of the Slave Trade; “ For allowing bounties to the officers, &amp;c. of His Majesty’s ships of war, for 


” 


the capture of Slaves ;” Lx11. 210. 
329. Smithfield Market :—For enlarging same; “ To include certain lands in the county of Middlesex ;” Lxv1.211.—Lxv1i1, 361. 
Smuggling : 


331. To amend several Acts for the prevention of Smuggling; “ For obliging exporters of exciseable goods on drawback to give notice of 
shipment ;” Lx x1. 470. 


332. To subject foreigners to arrest who shall be found smuggling; “ That the Rewards to seizing officers shall not be taken away by Act 
57 Geo. III. c. 104;” Lxx111. 370. ara 

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INSTRUCTIONS—continued. 


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II. Instructions to Committees on Bills—continued. 


Sp 


333. 


334, 


342. 


343. 


(2.)—To make provision therein—continued. 


irits : 

To continue so much of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. as relates to reducing the duties upon worts or wash brewed or made from melasses or 
sugar; *‘ For continuing so much of Act of last session, as relates to allowing the distillation of Spirits in Scotland, from melasses or 
sugar;” LVII. 37. 


For repealing the Duties of Excise on Distilleries in Scotland, and granting others in lieu thereof ; “ To repeal the Duties of Excise on 
Stills, for distilling certain low wines, &amp;c. in Scotland ;” Lx1. 446. 
To prohibit the distillation of Spirits from corn; “ ‘To continue Act 49 Geo. III. for suspending the importation of Spirits ;” Lxv.1 15. 


Toamend Acts for regulating licences for the sale of Spirituous Liquors in Ireland; ‘ To authorize the distributors of stamps to grant 
licences to retail Spirituous Liquors ;” Lxv111. 629. 


For better securing the Excise Duties on Spirits in England; ‘“ To rectify a mistake in Act 52 Geo. III. c. 3, relative to the prohibition 
of the distillation of Spirits from corn or grain ;” Lxv1i1. 635. 


For repealing the duties payable in Scotland, upon Distillers Wash, Spirits and Licences, and for granting other duties; “ For charging 
certain countervailing duties on Spirits made in Ireland, and imported into Scotland ;” Lx1x. 501. 


For repealing the duties payable in Scotland upon wash, &amp;c. and for granting other duties; “ For farther continuing certain duties 
granted by Act 54 Geo. III. ;” txx1. 462. 


For continuing Act 54 Geo. III. for regulating the trade in Spirits, between Great Britain and Ireland respectively; “ Respecting 
certain drawbacks and countervailing duties on Spirits ;” Lx x1. 487. 


To limit the continuance of the operation of several Acts, for imposing fines upon townlands and places in Ireland, in respect of offences 
relating to the unlawful distillation of Spirits; “ For defraying the expense of the police establishment for the suppression of illicit 
distillation in Ireland;” Lx xIv. 511. 


To continue several Acts for regulating the trade in Spirits, between Great Britain and Ireland reciprocally ; “ Respecting the duties on 
Irish Spirits;” LX Xv. 424. 


344. Stamps :—For exempting certain legacies from the payment of duty ; “ For reducing the allowances on the present payment of Stamp 


duties ;” Lvit. 536. “ Relative to the duties on insurances,” 589. 


345. Starch :—To prohibit, for a time to be limited, the making of Starch from Wheat, and other articles of food; “ For repealing certain 


duties on Starch ;” Lxvit. 506. 


Stealing :—See supra, 317. 


Sugar: 


346. 


347. 


349, 
351. 


352. 


357. 
358. 


361. 


362. 


363. 


364. 


365. 


366. 


367. 





To continue and amend Act of last session, for regulating and allowing drawbacks on Sugar exported from Freland; “For allowing 
a bounty on the exportation of Sugar from Ireland ;” Lv1t. 475. 


For granting certain countervailing duties on the importation of Sugar, &amp;c. and allowing additional drawbacks on the exportation of Sugar 
to Ireland, &amp;c.; “ To limit the periods of the commencement and expiration of the additional bounty on refined Sugar ;” Lv111. 663. 
“ Relative to bounties on fish imported into Great Britain and Ireland from Newfoundland,” 680. 


To continue several Acts for regulating the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from Ireland; “ For granting an additional 
drawback or bounty on the exportation from Ireland of British Plantation Sugar ;” Lx. 149. 


For reducing the bounty on the exportation of refined Sugar from Great Britain; “ For allowing a bounty on Sugar Candy ;” Lx1. 520. 


For continuing drawbacks and bounties now payable in Ireland on the exportation of Sugar; “ For allowing certain bounties on double 
refined Sugar exported from Ireland, &amp;c.;” Lx11.149. Order for instruction read and discharged, 161. 

For allowing for a time to be limited, an additional bounty on double refined Sugar, &amp;c.; “ For allowing certain bounties on double refined 
Sugar exported from Ireland ;” ix11. 161. 


For further continuing Act 43 Geo. III. for discontinuing certain drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar, &amp;c.; “ For 
suspending the countervailing duties on refined Sugar imported from Ireland into Great Britain, &amp;c.;” Lx11. 235. 


For further continuing drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from Great Britain; “ For suspending the countervailing 
duties on refined Sugar, imported from Ireland into Great Britain, and the bounty on the exportation of refined Sugar from Great 
Britain ;” ©x111. 143. 


To contmue certain Acts for regulating the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from Ireland, and for allowing British 


Plantation Sugar to be warehoused in Ireland; “ For prohibiting the exportation from Ireland of corn or potatoes, and relating 
to the landing of rum or spirits before the payment of duty;” LXx111. 153. 


To permit the entry for home consumption of Sugar the produce of Martinique or Guadaloupe at a lower rate of duty, &amp;c.; “ For admit- 
ting the entry for home consumption of Sugar, the produce of Mariegalante, &amp;c. at certain duties ;” Lxv11I. 510. 


For granting a bounty on Sugar refined otherwise than by claying; “ Respecting certain bounties on Sugar ;” Lx x11. 347. 


Swedish Property :—For providing for the application of certain monies refunded by the government of Sweden, &amp;c.; “ For includ- 


” 


ing sequestrations or condemnations in 1812, as well as those in the preceding years;” LXVIII. 451. 


Thames River :—To repeal so much of Act 54 Geo. III. as relates to bathing in the Thames; “ To make other provisions in lieu 


thereof ;” Lx xX. 357. 


Tobacco : 


To increase the drawbacks payable on manufactured Tobacco exported, &amp;c.; “ Respecting certain other duties on Tobacco and Snuff ;” 
LXX. 405. 


To allow the importation of Tobacco from the East Indies and other places ; “‘ That the exportation of Tobacco to Ireland be limited to 
vessels of the burchen of seventy tons or upwards; LX XIv. 582. 


Tortola :—To continue Act 42 Geo. III. relating to importation and exportation into, and from that port; “ For prohibiting the 
importation of foreign wrought silks and velvets ;” Lv111. 667. 


Trading Societies :—For enabling the British Fishing Society to levy rates on vessels frequenting the harbour of Pulteney Town ; 
“ For the repair of the harbours at Tobermory, Lockbay, and Ullapool ;” Lx1x. 248. 


Transportation :——For continuing and amending several laws relating to the Transportation of offenders ; “ For empowering His 
Majesty to grant a salary to an Inspector of places of confinement for felons‘and other offenders ;” Lv11. 229. 


Turnpike Roads: 


Ayrshire Roads ; “ For repairing the Road from Astonpople, east of Newmills, to Overmuir ;” Lx. 109. —~—— Banbridge to Belfast; 
“ For repairing the new line of Road from the town of Lisburne to Belfast ;” ux x1v. 558. Burton upon Trent to Derby; 
“ For increasing the Tolls ;” tx x111. 138. Cirencester and Wootton Bassett; For making and maintaining a branch of Road 
from the Malmesbury and Cirencester Turnpike Road along the present Road, until it communicates with the Turnpike Road leading 
from Cricklade to Malmesbury, at Minety Common ; Lxv. 291. Cramond Bridge to Queensferry ; “ For making a Road 











am Queensferry to the town of Linlithgow ;” Lxv1. 274.———Cromford and Belper ; “ For keeping other Roads in repair ;” LXX1t- 
158. 





Dartford to Northfleet, &amp;c, “ For varying the line of the Road ;” tv1. 488. ——=—= Dogs, Isle of, to. Whitechapel, &amp;c. 
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II. Instructions to Committees on Bille_—edsidine. 


(2.)\—To make ‘proviston theretn—continued. 
“« For incorporating a certain Road with the said Road, called the Commercial Road ;” tv1t. 403.———Farringdon (Great); “ -For 
repealing so much of Act 32 Geo. III. as authorizes William: Hallett, Esquire, to stop up part of the then existing Road, and to make 
a new Road instead thereof, and for enabling the Trustees acting under the said Act, to restore the former line of Road ;” Lxvut. 266. 
-Hodges to Beadles Hill, &amp;c. “ For repairing the Road between Cuckfield and Crawley to Horsham;” txvurt. 616. 
Holyhead ; To amend Act 55 Geo. III. for granting the sum of £.20,000, towards the repair of the Roads between London and 
Holyhead, and for building a bridge over the Menai Straits; “ For advancing a sum for building the bridge, &amp;c.‘and for charging 
additional rates of postageon letters between Great Britain and Ireland ;” Lx xtv. 500. Kent Street Roads ; “ For obliging the 
Trustees to watch, light, and water.so much of the said Road as leads from East Greenwich to Saint T homas-a-Waterings, and to 
guard so much thereof as leads over Blackheath: and Shooter’s. Hill to Welling ;” tv11. 264. Lanark Roads and Bridges ; 
“ For making a Road from Hamilton to the confines of the county of Lanark ;” Lx1x. 155.——— Maidstone to Sutton Valence ; 
“ For making a Road from Thorn to the line of the intended new Road, in the parish of Headcorn ;” Lx1x. 181. Merthyr 
Tidvill and Abermant ; “ For repairing and maintaining the Road from Bedwetty to the Tyrvil Machine House ;” Lx x11. 330. 
Monmouth ; “ For making and maintaining several pieces of new Road ;” LX XIII. 271. Reading to Basingstoke ; “ For lighting 
the said Road ;” Lv1. 306.———Roxburgh and Berwick ; “‘ For repairing‘a certain branch of Road leading from Boonjedward House 
to join the Turnpike Road from Hawick to Kelso, and the bridge over the river Jed at Jedburgh, in the county of Roxburgh ;” Lx1. 
268. Roxburgh and Selkirk ; “ For repairing another portion of the. Road ;” Lx xiv. 352. —— Shrewsbury ; “‘ For widening, 
&amp;c. the Road irom _or near, the tenth -mile stone on the Turnpike Road from Shrewsbury to Welsh Pool, &amp;c.” tv1. 426,——— 
Southmolton ; “‘ For extending the line ;” Lvit. 47. Surrey and Sussex ; “ To include other Roads ;’? Lxx11I. 900.———— 
Tonbridge and Ightham; “ For amending and keeping in repair the Road leading from a place called the Four Vents, to a place in 
the Road leading from Tonbridge to Hadlow, called Parker’s Green, in the parish of Hadlow, in the said county ;” Lx1v. 191. 
Truro Roads ; “ For enabling persous to lay railways across the Roads, under certain regulations ;” LX X11. 253.———Windsor New, 
‘ tg the London Road near Longford ; “ For amending, widening, and-keeping in repair the Road leading from a place called Southley, 
in the. parish of Datchet, to the west end of the village of Datchet ;” Lv1. 297. 
































368. Tythes :—For enabling persons to make leases of tythes, &amp;c.; “ Fo amend so much of Act 53 Geo. III. as enables Joniees of Peace 
to determine complaints respecting ‘T'ythes not exceeding ten pounds ;” LXX1I. 210. 


369. Unclaimed Div idends :—To authorize the transferring stock upon which Dividends shall remain unclaimed for a certain period to 


the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt; “ For transferring all Lottery Prizes, &amp;c. which shall not $ ave been 
demanded for ten years to the Commissioners ;” Lx x1. 446. 


371. Volunteers :—For authorizing the billetting of troops of Y eomanry and Volunteer Cavalry, &amp;c.; “ For subjecting to military discipline 
during the war, Serjeant’s serving in Volunteer corps, &amp;c. in Ireland ;” tv 111. 624. 


372. ‘Vote of Credit: —For enabling His. Majesty to raise the sum of three millions for the service of Great Britain ;_ “ For Granting 
£. 200,000. for the service of Ireland ;” Lx vit. 537- 


373. Warehousing :—To extend the provisions of Act 43 Geo. III. for permitting certain articles to be warehoused in Great Britain ; “ For 
altering the condition of the bond required to be given by the owners and masters of vessels and boats licensed by the Admiralty.; 
LXI. 540. To permit goods secured in Warehouses in the Port of London to be removed to the out ports for exportation; “ Em- 
powering His Majesty to direct, that licences which His Majesty is authorized to grant under His Sign Manual, may be granted by one 
of the Principal Secretaries of. State ;” LX111. 451. 





374. Wellington, Marquis of :-—For granting a sum of money for piiehnting an estate for him; “ That the hereditaments to be pur- 
chased for the use of the Marquis, and such other persons on whom the title of Marquis of Wellington shall descend, shall, if such 
title become extinct by failure of heirs male, be settled to the use the female descendants of the said Marquis ;” Lxvi11. 61, ——— 
Wellington, Duke of; For settling and securing an annuity on him, &amp;c.; “ That, if the title shall become extinct by the failure of 
heirs male, the estates shall be settled on the female descendants ;” Lx1x. 484. 


375. Westminster Const House :—To amend Acts 18 and 39 Geo. III. respecting the erecting of a Court House in the city of 


Westminster ; “ For purchasing certain buildings, &amp;c. ;” Lix. 291. 


376. Wine :—To amend Act of session 1802-3 relating to Portugal Wine ; “ For allowing Spanish Wine to be landed and warehoused in the 
the United Kingdom ;” L1x. 41. 


877: Wood :—To impose certain duties on importation, and allow drawbacks on exportation of Wood into and from Ireland, &amp;e.; “ For 
discontinuing certain duties and drawbacks on the importation and exportation into and from Ireland of certain articles of, Wood, and 
for granting other duties ;” Lx x. 39. 


Wool: - 


378. To-repeal the provisions &amp;c. contained in certain Acts relating to Woollen cloths, &amp;c. in the counties of Gloucester, Wiltshire and Somerset- 
shire; “ For extending to the county of York the provisions thereof so far as respects the repeal of the Statute of arrears concerning 
apprentices in the Woollen Trade ;” Lvi11. 418. “ Ditto to the county of Lancaster,” 440. 


379. To repeal Acts 30 and 32 Car. II. for burying in Woollen; “ For indemnifying persons for penalties incurred under the said Acts ;” 
LXIX. 452. 


$81. To repeal so much of Act g &amp; 10 William as respects the removal of Wool within the counties of Kent and Surrey; “ For repeal of so 
much of the said Act as relates to the removal of Wool within a certain distance of the sea coast;” LXIx. 335. 


382. To regulate the importation of Wool into Great Britain, and of certain goods into Ireland; “ For’ further continuing certain parts of Act 
43 Geo. III. c. 153, relating to organzined thrown silk, flax or flax seed, importations by the Levant Company, and goods taken out of 
warehouse in certain cases ;” LXX. 32. 


(3.)—To alter and make. two. Bills into one Bill: 


$83. Bill for granting ‘duties on property and offices, and the Bill for granting duties on personal property, professions, &amp;c.; LV Itt. 568. 
384. Great and Little Eversden Inclosure Bills ; Ltxv. 282. 


(4).—To turn or divide one Bill into two or more Bills : 
385. For granting certain additional duties on paper imported, on printed stuffs imported from Ireland, and on tea imported; Lv1. 96. 
$86. More effectually to raise an additional military force for the defence-of the United Kingdom; Lv1tt. 550. | ; 
387. For establishing and maintaining a permanent additional force for the defence of the Realm, &amp;c. ; L1x. 332. 
388. To.continue Acts passed in Ireland for. the improvement and extension of the fisheries on the coast of Ireland ; LXII. 774. 
389. For promoting and encouraging industry among the labouring classes ; LXI1. 340. 


891. For reviving and continuing several laws for the. more effectual encouragement of the British fisheries, and to suspend proceedings i in actions 
relating to the woollen manufactures; LXx1I. 783. 


392... Formore effectually carrying into execution certain Orders in Council ; Lx111. 90. 
393, To 


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II. Instructions to Committees on Bills—continued. 
(4.)—To turn or divide one Bill into two or more Bills—continued. 


393. To continue several laws (Expiring Laws); x11. 166. 

$94. For enabling His Majesty to establish a permanent local militia; Lx111. 289. 

395. For the further encouragement of learning (Copyright); Lx111. 461. 

396. For making provision for the better support and arrangement of His Majesty's household, and for the care of His real and personal property 
during His illness; Lxvil. 82. 

397. For the registry of charitable donations, and providing a more summary remedy for the correction of abuses therein; Lxvit. 218. 

398. For extending the time in which coffee of the British Plantations may be sold by auction without payment of duty, and for charging goods 
derelict, jetsam, flotsaun or wreck with the duties payable on importation of such articles; Lxv11. 263. 

399. To direct the application of the sums granted for the benefit of the Company of the Grand Canal of Ireland, and to amend Act of the Par- 
liament of Ireland 40 Geo. III. for granting £.500,000. for promoting inland navigation in Ireland ; Lx vi11. 637. 

401. For paving, lighting, watching, supplying with water and improving the town of Burnley inthe county of Lancaster ; Lxxtv. 269. 

402. To alter and amend the laws relating to Bankrupts ; Lxxtv. 417. 

(5.)—To hear Counsel, and do other matters : 

403. Toadmit Counsel to be heard in favour of Bills against Petitions; Lvf. 101.—LVIT. 44.—LVIII. 110.—LIx. 49.—LXx. 116.—LX1. 
179, &amp;c. [Not done by Instruction in the subsequent Volumes.] See Counsel, 28. 

404. To hear Counsel and examine witnesses for and against Divorce Bills; Lv1. 270.—tv11. 613.—LVvI1I. 418.—LIx. 401.—Lx, 383.— 


LXI. 462, —LXIV. 41,—LXV. 107,—LXVI. 206.—LXVII. 384.—LXVIII. 400.— LXIX. 225.—LXX. 360.—LXXI. 271.—LX XII. 291, 
—LX XIII. 191.—LX XIV. 285.—LXXV. 457, &amp;c. 

405. Committees on Bills directed to examine, in the first place, how far the Orders for giving notices or depositing plans and books of 
reference have been complied with, and to report the same to the House on the Report of the Bill ; tx1v. 41.—Lxv.119.—LXVI. 237. 
—LXVIII. 37.—LXIX. 47, 60.—LXX. 24, 42.—LXXI. 12, 18.—LxXxXII. 104, 111, &amp;c. Ditto, on additional applications 
supplementary to Petitions for Bills; txviit. 168, 397, &amp;c. 





To consider 
To amend 
To extend provisions ; Lxx. 118. 


407. Committees on Bills to report more fully the state of property of the persons interested in Bills; Lv1. 498, 502, 574. 
of enabling His Majesty to grant land (New Street Bill); 1xx1. 480. —«— To consider Acts; Lx1x. 376, 412. 
Acts; LXVIII. 31.—Lxx. 358. To make regulations (Hackney Coaches) ; Lx X11. 443. 
—LXXII. 250, 275. To restrain the provisions of a Bill; Lv1t1. 432. 

















408. Committee not to proceed upon a Bill before a certain day; Lx. 207. 


III. Instructions to Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider 
various matters,—vrelative to— 


409. Admiralty Courts :—Of making provision for the salaries of the Judges of Admiralty Courts in the Islands of Malta, Bermuda, and 
the Bahamas; “ To consider of granting to the Judges of the Vice Admiralty Courts in Malta, &amp;c. contingent annuities, to take place 
on resignation under certain regulations ;” Lv111. 647. 


411. Assessed Taxes :—The several Acts relating to the duties under the management of the Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes ; 
“ To consider Act 25 Geo. III. respecting licences to be taken out by coach-makers, and also certain duties upon carriages to be built 
for sale ;” Lvuit. 466. 


412. Auctions :—To consider of exempting from Auction Duty West India Goods ; “ To consider of the duties on certain goods derelict, 
jetsam, flotsam, lagan or wreck ;” LXVIT. 205. See infra, 427. 


413. Butter Trade :—Of the Butter Tr-de of the United Kingdom ; “ To consider of the laws relating to cheese ;” LX x1. 253. . 


414. Commissary Court of Edinburgh :——Of increasing the salaries of the Judges; ‘“‘'To consider of making compensation to 
clerks or other officers for loss sustained by them by the abolition of fees;” Lxx. 277. 


Corn: 
415, ‘Toconsider of prohibiting the exportation from Ireland of Corn and Potatoes, and permitting the importation into Ireland of Corn and 
Fish ; “ To consider of indemnifying such persons as have acted for the service of the Public in advising or carrying into execution 
two proclamations of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ;” Lv1. 295. 


416. So much of Act 31 Geo. III. as permits the exportation of Wheat and other articles from Southampton to Guernsey, Jersey and Alderney ; 
“« To consider of so much of Act 29 Geo. III. as relates to the exportation of Tobacco from Great Britain;” Lv11. 538. 


417. Report from Select Cammittee appointed to consider so much of certain Petitions as relates to Act 31 Geo. III. for regulating the 
importation and exportation of Corn, &amp;c.; “To consider Act 31 Geo. III. for regulating the importation and exportation of Corn, &amp;c.;” 
LIX. 353- 


418. Court of Session (Scotland) :—To consider of making good any deficiency that may happen of a Fee Fund to be established 
for the payment of salaries to the Clerks of Session, Depute Clerks of Session, and Extractors of abridged forms of extract, in Scotland ; 
“ To consider of making compensation to the Clerks of Session, and to all other Officers of that Court, for any loss they may sustain 
by new regulations to be adopted in that Court ; ditto to persons who will sufler pecuniary loss by the abolishing the inferior Com- 
missary Courts in Scotland ;” txv. 314. 


419. Courts of Justice :——Twenty-seventh Report relating to Courts of Justice made from the Select Committee appointed to examine 
and state the total amount of the Public Debts and other matters relating to the Pubiic Revenue and Expenditure; “To consider of 
enabling His Majesty to grant unto the Lord President of the Court of Session, the Lord Justice Clerk, the Chief Baron of the Court 
of Exchequer, or to any Judge or Lord of Session, or to any Judge or Lord Commissioner of Justiciary, or Baron of the Court of 
Exchequer in Scotland for the time being, contingent annuities to take place on resignation ;” Lx111.289. See supra, 409. 414. 418. 


infra, 439. 
Customs : 


422. So much of Act 27 Geo. IIf..as relates to the duties on cinnamon imported by the East India Company, upon cassia lignea, and hides 
and skins imported ; “ To consider so much of Act 41 Geo. III. as charges certain duties on box wood imported ;” Lv11. 188. 


423. Acts Eliz. c.7, and 16 Car. I. c. 4, relating to foreign wares, &amp;c.; “‘ To consider so much of Act 16 &amp; 17 Car. II. as relates to the 
exportation of gunpowder;” Lxxiv. 556. “ To consider so much of Act 8 Anne, c. 13, as requires masters of vessels carrying 
certificate goods to Ireland to take duplicates of the contents,” 567. 


424. To consider of empowering the officers of the Customs in Great Britain to allow reports of vessels cargoes to be amended ; “ To consider 
of requiring goods warehoused and being prohibited to be warehoused for exportation, to be put on board vessels by persons licensed 
for that purpose ; to consider Act 34 Geo. III. c. 51, for granting certain Duties on slate, stone and marble ;” LX XIV. 557- 

425. Distillery :—To consider of the duties payable on Worts or Wash made in England; “ To consider of the duties payable in Scotland on 
Spirits made there, and on the contents or capacity of Stills used for the Distillation of Spirits ;” Lxv1. 152. 


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III. Instructions to Committees of the Whole House, &amp;c.—continued. 


426. East India Postage :——Of charging rates of Postage for the conveyance of letters and packets between Great Britain, the Cape of 


Good Hope, the Mauritius, and the East Indies; “ To consider Act 46 Geo. III. c. 92, to amend three Acts of George ILI. relating to the 
conveyance of letters and packets by the Post ;’ xx. 314. 


427. Excise :—Acts 19 and 28 Geo. III. relating to the duties on auctioneers and auctions, and for amending the several laws relating to the 
Excise; “ To consider so much of Act 27 Geo. III. as relates to the allowance of soap and starch used in the woollen, linen and cotton 
manuiactories ;” Lv11. 463. ' 

Fisheries : 
428. Of further encouraging the Fisheries on the coasts of Great Britain; 


“ To consider of certain Acts relative to laying in stores of Herri 
and Fish,” &amp;c.; Lv1. 580. ying res of Herrings 


. 


429. So much of Act 41 Geo. III. as relates to granting a bounty on the importation of certain Fish from Newfoundland and Labrador ; “ To 
consider of granting a bounty on Fish imported from Newfoundland into Ireland ;” Lv111. 675. 


Glass: 


431. Certain Acts relating to the duties on Glass made in Great Britain ; “ To consider of an Excise duty on Glass Bottles ;” Lx1x. 373. 


432. Acts 49 Geo. III. c. 63 ; 58 Geo. III. c. 21, and 51 Geo. III. c. 69, relating to the duties on Glass ; “ To consider of the countervailing 
duties payable on Plate Glass imported from Ireland ;” Lx xiv. 567. 


433. Grand J ury Presentments (Ireland) :——Of enabling the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to advance money out of the Consolidated 


Fund of Ireland, on credit of Grand Jury Presentments, for making post roads ; “ For enabling the Lord Lieutenant to raise money 
by debentures to form new lines.of road;” Lx. 201. 


434 J udges :——Of augmenting the salaries of the Judges in Scotland ; “‘ To consider Act of Parliament of Ireland 36 Geo. III. c, 26, for 
increasing the salaries of the Judges in Ireland ;” Lxv. 252. 


. 435. Legacies :—Act 36 Geo. III. respecting the duties on Legacies ; “ To consider the allowances now made on prompt payment of the stamp 
duties ;” Lv11. 428. 


436. Lighthouses :——Report from Select Committee appointed to consider of erecting a Lighthouse on the Bell or Cape Rock on the Eastern 
Coast of Scotland ; “‘ To consider various Acts respecting Lighthouses in North Britain ;” ivi. 621. 


431. Malt :—So much of Act 12 Anne, as prohibits the importation of Malt from Ireland; “ To consider of the several Acts relating to the 


importation and exportation of Malt between Great Britain and Ireland;” xvii1. 88. “ To consider Acts 31 and 33 Geo. ITI. 
relative to the importation and exportation of Corn,” 92. 


438. Man, Isle of :—Acts relating to the tradé and manufactures of the Isle of Man; “To consider Act 43 Geo. III. for discontinuing 
certain drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of sugar ;” LXII. 4. 


439. Master of the Rolls in Ireland :—Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for the better regulation of the office of Master of the 
Rolls in Ireland ; “‘ To consider of the present income of the Master of the Rolls in Ireland ;” Lv1. 93. 


441. Masts :—To consider of permitting the importation of Masts, Yards and Bowsprits; “To consider of permitting fruit, wine and cork, 
&amp;c. to be exported from Malta or Gibraltar to the British colonies in North America ;” LXx1. 494. 


442. Militia :— Act of Session 1803, for the speedy, &amp;c. enrolment of the Militia of Ireland; “ To consider of making further provision for 
filling up vacancies in the Militia of Ireland ;” tv1i1. 261. 


443. Navigation :—Acts of the Parliament of Ireland relating to Shipping and Navigation; ‘‘ Relative to the importation into Ireland of 
certain articlesin neutral ships, from States not in amity with His Majesty; to prohibit the exportation of copper from Ireland, and to 
consider of the importation of wool into Great Britain ;” Lv111. 668. 


44 


- 


. Neutral Ships :—Of permitting the importation into Great Britain of certain articles in Neutral Ships, &amp;c.; ‘‘ To consider of 
authorizing His Majesty to permit the importation into Great Britain of certain articles in Neutral Ships, from States not in amity 
with His Majesty ; and of prohibiting the exportation of copper ;” Lv111. 674. 


445. Newspapers and Pamphlets :—So much of Act 55 Geo. III. c. 185, as relates to the duties payable on Newspapers and 
Pamphlets ; “‘ To consider ofso much of Act 56 Geo. III. c. 56, as charges a Duty on Newspapers ;” Lxxv. 19. 


446. Postage :—So much of Acts 9 Anne and of last session, as relate to the Postage of Letters to or from France or the Batavian 
Republic, from and to London; “ To consider of exempting from tonnage duty ships employed by France to convey Mails between 


” 


the two countries ;” LV11. 529. See supra, 426. 


447. 


os 


Quassia :——So much of Act of Session 1802-3 respecting the Duties of Customs as relates to the duty on lignum quassia imported ; 
“ ‘To consider so much of Act 29 Geo. III. as relates to the exportation of tobacco; to consider of obliging exporters of goods from 
Great Britain to deliver a copy of the cocquet to the comptrolling searchers ;” “ To consider of permitting the importation into Great 
Britain of cotton and other goods, the produce of the western States of America, from New Orleans ;” Lvi1r. 623. 


448. Raisins :—Of permitting Raisins, &amp;c. to be exported from Great Britain duty free; “ To consider Act 1 James II. respecting the 


importation of gunpowder ;” “‘ To consider Acts 43 and 45 Geo. III. respecting the warehousing of goods, and of present session, 
relating to the bounty payable on refined sugar ;” LX1. 495. 


Revenue ; 
449. Acts relative to the Revenue of Ireland; “ To consider several other Acts; LVIII. 243. 


451. Acts relative to the Revenue of Ireland ; “ To consider several other Acts relating to the Revenues, Fisheries and Trade of Ireland ;” 
LVI11. 318. 


452. Acts relative to the better collection and security of the Revenues of Customs and Excise in Ireland; “ To consider of the provisions 
of Act 46 Geo. IIL. for suspending the payment of any part of the duty on raw sugar imported into Ireland ;” Lx11. 592. 


453. Salt :——Of making further allowances for Salt used by bleachers in England; “ To consider of the Excise duty on salted beef, pork or 


bacon brought by land from Scotland, and so much of Act 43 Geo. III. as exempts sheathing paper, or button paper, or button board, 
from duty ;” Lx11. 289, 693. 


454, Spirits :——Of the duties upon Spirits extracted in England and imported into Scotland, and upon Spirits extracted in Ireland and imported 
into Scotland; “ To consider so much of Act 55 Geo. III. c. 30 as relates to the duty on licences to be taken out by retailers of British 
made wines ;” “ To consider so much of Act 55 Geo.III. c. 113, as relates to the countervailing duty on Jeather and glass of carriages 
brought for private use from Ireland into England, and from England into Ireland ;” Lx x1v. 580. 


Sugar : 


455. Act 42 Geo. III. for allowing bounties on refinee Sugar; “ To consider so much of Act 41 Geo. III. as imposes a duty on Sugar imported 
by the East India Company ;” Lvirt. 89. 


456. Act ofsession 1814, relative to Sugar; “‘ To consider the duties on Sugar, Coffee and other articles, the produce of Martinique, Mariega- 
lante, Guadaloupe, Saint Fustati2, Saint Martin and Saba, imported into Great Britain ;” Lx1x. 274. 


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ILI. Instructions to Committees’ of the Whole House, &amp;c.—continued. 


Sugar—continued. 


457. So much of Act 46 Geo. III. as regulates the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from Ireland ; ‘‘ To consider of allowing 
British plantation Sugar imported into Ireland to be warehoused ;” Lx1I. 115. 


458. Of permitting Sugar not refined to be warehoused in Ireland; “ To consider of ‘aipting a drawback on foreign or bay salt imported inté 
Ireland ;” Lxv. 354. 


459. West India Free Ports :—Act 27 Geo. III. relating thereto; “ To consider of permitting the importation and exportation of. goods 
and merchandize into and from the Port of Scarborough in the Island of Tobago;” L1x. 381. 


461. Wine :—Thirteenth Report of the Commissioners of Public Accounts and Fourth Report relative to the revenues of Customs - for 9 
they relate to the prisage of Wine; “ Relative to the purchase of certain properties in the duties of the prisage and butlerage of 
Wines;” tv. 665. 


462. Wool :—Act 43 Geo. III. c. 68, to repeal the Duties of Customs payable in Great Britain, &amp;c. ; “To consider Act 50 Geo. III. c. 77, for 
granting certain duties on Wood imported ;” Lxv1. 250. 


IV. Instructions to Select Committees appointed to consider various matters,— 
relative to— 


463. Agricultu re :—Petitions presented to the House upon the subject of Agricultural Distress ; ‘‘ To confine their inquiry to the mode of 
ascertaining, returning and calculating the average prices of corn, &amp;c. ;” LXXV. 259. 


464. Brid ges :—To consider of giving power to Justices for repairing County Bridges; ‘‘ To consider the several other matters referred to in 
a Report of 30 May 1800, from the Select Committee on the same subject ;” Lv1. 403. 


Broad Wheels : | , 
465. Acts in force regarding the use of Broad Wheels, &amp;c.; “To consider Act 28 Geo. III. relating to stage coaches ;” Lx1. 392. 


466. Acts now in force regarding the use of Broad Wheels ; “ To consider Acts 28 Geo. III. c. 57, and 46 Geo. III. c. 136, relating to” stage 
coaches ;” LXIII. 113. 


467. Acts now in force regarding the use of Broad Wheels ; “ To consider Acts 28 Geo. III. c. 57, and 46 Geo. III. c. 136, relating to stage- 
coaches ;” LXIv. 38. : 


468. Chancery :——To inquire into the causes that retard the decision of suits in the High Court of Chancery ; “‘ To search the Lords Journals 
touching all proceedings respecting appeals and writs of error, and also to inquire into the fees and emoluments of the Lord Chancellor. 
in his jurisdiction of Chancellor as well as from commissions of bankruptcy ;” Lx v1. 395. Committee appuinted in 1812 ; “To 

search the Lords Journals touching all proceedings respecting appeals and writs of error;” LXVII. 154. 





469. Civil List: :——The charge upon His Majesty’s Civil List ; “‘ To consider so much of Act 22 Geo. III. as relates to the establishment of an 


a 


invariable order in the payment of salaries. &amp;c.;” LV111.313- 


471. Cotton :—The most speedy : and effectual mode of adjusting such differences as may arise between masters and workmen engaged in the 
Cotton Manufacture ; “ To consider of proper measures to be then for preventing such differences ;” LIx. 142. 


Dumfries Road :—See infra, 493. 


472. Education :—The Education of the lower orders; “To extend their inquiries to Scotland;” LXx11I. 330. 


473. Elections :—To inquire into the expense of Sheriffs and other Returning Officers at Elections in Ireland ; “ To inquire into the lisa for- 
regulating Elections in Ireland, and report their opinion thereon ;” Lxxv. 293. , 


Expenditure, Public :—See infra, 498-502. : . le littwsi L 
Gaols : | 


474. ‘To examine into the state of Newgate, and the other Prisons within the city of London and borough of Southwark ; “To inquire into the 
state of Dartmoor Prison ;” LX XIII. 233. h 


475. To inquire into the state of the King’s Bench, Fleet, and Marshalsea Prisons ; “ To inquire into the state of the new Prison building in 
the city of London for debtors, and into the arrangements made for the better management of the Prisons of Newgate, Ludgate, 
Giltspur Street, and the Borough Compters ;” Lx x. 201. 


Holyhead Road : i 


476. To — into the state of the roads from Shrewsbury to Holyhead ; “ To extend their inquiry to the road leading from Chester to 
Holyhead ;” Lxv. 143.. “ ‘lo consider of the state of Holyhead harbour,” 203. 


477. To inquire into the state of the road from Shrewsbury to Holyhead; “ To extend their inquiries to the road leading from Chester 
to Holyhead ;” txvi.275. “To examine into the manner and time in which the mail is conveyed from Holyhead to London, and to 
report ovservations,” 358. 


are. Journals :——To examine into the state of the printed Journals, &amp;c. ; “'To prepare estimates of expense of re-printing ;” “ To consider 
and arrange Reports, and to consider of providing some proper place to keep the volumes when printed, &amp;c. ;” Lvit1. 638. 


479. Laws Expiring :—-To inquire what temporary Laws of a public and general nature are now in force, and what have expired, &amp;c.; 
“ To report their opinion from time to time to the House, which of the said Laws are fit to be revived, continued, or made perpetual ;” we 
LVII. 223.—LVIII. 34.—LIX. 6.-—LX. 7.—LXI. 9.—LXIT. 10, 582.—Lx111. 8.—LxIv. 6.—LXV. 10.—LXVI. 37.—LXVII. 13.— 
LXVIII.-1%+1 XIX. 7.—LXX. J-—LXX1. 8.--LX XII. 9.— LX XIII. 7.—LXXIV. 27.—LXXxV. 6, 219. 


481. Madhouses :——Of provision being made for the better regulation of Maihouses ; “ ‘To examine the plans of Doctor Weir and Messrs. 


Hall and Bevans for an asylum for lunatic seamen proposed to be erected at Haslar, and to report what plan they would recommend 
as most proper to be adopted for the said asylum;” LXXI. 202. 


482. Malt :—-—To inquire whether any and what difference ought to be allowed in the rate of duty on Malt.made from barley of England, and 
of barley and bigg of Scotland ; “ To report their observations and opinion ;” L1x. 340. 


483. Man,. Isle.of :—Petition of John Duke of Atholl for compensation, and respecting the sov wala of the Isle of Man; “ To take into 
consideration Report of Commissioners respecting the revenues of the Isle of Man, &amp;c.;” Lx. 261. , 


484. Markets :—Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of London, for a Bill to repeal so much of Act 38 Geo. III. as relates 
to establishing Markets at Paddington ; “ ‘To admit Counsel to be heard in support of the allegations contained in the said Petition ;” 
[Counsel having been ordered to be heard before the Committee in support of a Petition against the application for the Bill) ; ivi, se 


Metropolis : 


485. To inquire into the state of the police of the Metropolis ; “ To inquire and report generally upon the execution of the laws ‘relating to 
the licensing of victuallers ;”_ Lx x11. 167. 


486. To inquire into the state of the police of the Metropolis ; ; “ To inquire into and report upon the state of Cold Bath Fields Prison, Tothilf 
_ Fields Bridewell, and Clerkenwell Prison ;” Lx x11. 228. 


487. Museum, 
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IV. Instructions to Select Committees, &amp;c.—continued. 

487. Museum, British :—Petition respecting the purchase of the Lansdown Manuscripts; “‘ To consider of the expediency of enabling 


the Trustees to exchange or otherwise dispose of certain articles of the Manuscripts and other collections therein preserved, under certain 
restrictions and conditions ;” Lx11. 588. 


4ss. Northern Circuit :—Whether any, and what steps are necessary to be taken to give to the counties of Westmorland, Cumberland, 
Northumberland and Durham, and the town and county of Newcastle-upon-T'yne, the same advantages of Assize twice a year, as are 
now possessed by all the other counties in England and Wales ; “ To take into consideration a Petition from Norwich ;” Lxx111. 111. 


489. Orders, Sessional :—To take into consideration what additional Orders and Regulations it may be proper to make relative to the 
proceedings of the House in consequence of the Union; “ To consider what provisions it may be proper to make relative to the 
qualification in respect of property of Members to sit in the House in consequence of the Union ;” v1. 82. 


491. Penitentiary Houses :—Of the expediency of erecting a Penitentiary House, &amp;c.; “ To inquire into the effects which have been 
produced by the punishment of transportation to New South Wales, and of imprisonment on board the Hulks;” yxvi.144. “ To 
inquire into the state of punishment in the Hulks, and report their opinion thereupon, together with any improvement which may appear 


to be practicable therein ;” Lxvir. 103. 


492. Popham, Sir Home :—Papers respecting the repairs of the ships Romney and Sensible while under the command of Sir Home 
Popham ; “‘ To examine into the expenditure and purchase of all stores for the use of the said ships;” Lx. 270. 


493. Port Patrick Road :—Report of Mr. Rennie respecting a line of Road from Dumfries to Newton Stewart, &amp;c.; “ To consider 


Report of 15 June 1809 on Mr, Telford's Report, Surveys, Estimates and Plans for improving the communication between England 
and Ireland ;” Lxvi. 313. 


Privileges, Committee of : 


494. To examine the subject matter of a letter from George Galway Mills, Esq. (a Member) in custody of the Marshal of the King’s Bench ; 
** To sit to-morrow at twelve o'clock, and proceed upon the matter referred to them ;” Lx11. 644. 


495. To examine the subject matter of a Petition from Wexford, respecting the insanity of Mr. Congreve Alcock ; “‘ To sit to-morrow at twelve 
of the clock, and proceed upon the matter referred to them ;” Lxvi. 226. 


496. On letter of the Marshal of the King’s Bench prison, relative to the caption of Lord Cochrane in the House of Commons; “ To sit 
to-morrow at twelve o’clock, and proceed upon the matter referred to them ;” Lxx. 179. The matter of a complaint of a letter 
written to a voter of the county of Lanark to influence his vote in the election of a member to serve in Parliament, by Thomas Ferguson, 
in breach of the privileges of the House, was referred ; “‘ To sit and proceed on the morrow;” LXXIII. 232. The subject 
matter of three letters communicated to the House by Mr. Speaker from Robert Christie Burton, Esq. (a Member), dated 14, 20, and 
26 January 1819, relative to his being in custody of the Warden of the Fleet ; “ To sit on the morrow at twelve o'clock, and proceed 
on the matter referred ;” Lx xiv. 40. 

497. Toexamine the matter of a Petition of John Eyles, Esq. Warden of His Majesty’s prison of the Fleet, complaining of Christopher Bolton, 
Robert Gleadow and Caius Thompson, for having commenced an action against him for the escape of Robert Christie Burton, Esq. 
who was discharged out of his custody, in obedience to the Order of the House ; “ To sit upon a particular day at eleven of the clock, 


and proceed upon the matter referred to them ;” Lxxv. 231. 








Public Expenditure : 


498. To inquire into the Expenditure of the United Kingdom; “ ‘To sit and proceed on the matter referred to them upon a particular day ;” 
Lx. 60. 


499. Toexamine and consider the Public Expenditure in Great Britain and Ireland; “‘ To report an Account of all offices, places, sinecures, 
pensions, &amp;c. paid out of the Public Revenues, &amp;c.; ” Lx11. 645. 


501. To consider of the several Accounts and Papers presented to the House in the last session of Parliament, relating to the Public Income 
and Expenditure of Ireland; “‘ To consider the proportion which the debts of Great Britain and Ireland respectively bear to each 
other ;” LXviI.151. ‘ To ascertain the amount of the joint debt of the United Kingdom on 1 January 1812, and the amount of the 
interest on the joint debt,” 390. 

502. To examine and consider what regulations and checks have been established in order to controul the several branches of the Public Expen- 


diiture of Great Britain and Ireland, &amp;c.; “ To examine into the present state of account of the balances of money due to the 
public, &amp;c. ;” Lxvir. 274. 


Secret Papers : 


503. To Secret Committee on papers containing secret information received by His Majesty’s Government relative to the state of Ireland, &amp;c. ; 
“‘ To communicate with the Committee appointed by the Lords ;” Lv1. 287. 


504. To Secret Committee on the secret papers containing information respecting certain practices in the Metropolis and in different parts of the 
kingdom ; “ To report the matters thereof as they shall appear to them ;” Lx x11. 72. 

505. Seeds :—Toexamine into the policy of imposing an increased duty on the import of foreign Seeds ; “To. consider the laws relative to 
woollen goods and the trade in wool ;” Lxx1. 284. “To consider the laws prohibiting the growth of tobacco in Great Britain,” 291. 


Standing Orders : 


506. To take into consideration the Standing Orders relative to Bills of Inclosure ; “ ‘To communicate from time to time with the Committee of 
the Lords appointed on the same subject ;” Lv1. 536. 


507. To inquire into the expediency of requiring notices of applications for Inclosure Bills; “To consider Standing Orders relative to canals, 
turnpike roads, bridges and pavings;” Lxv.211. “To consider the expediency of requiring notices of applications for Bills for 
improving piers, ports or harbours,” 255. “‘ For building, re-building or repairing any church or chapel, or purchasing any burying 
ground,” “ building or rebuilding Gaols ;” 397. “ Bills to which the Standing Orders do not now extend ;” 405. “ To consider the 
Standing Order of 25 June 1799 relative to railways or tram roads Bills,” 416. 


508. Tythes :— Petitions presented in Session 1816 upon the subject of I'ythes; “ ‘To report under what regulations it may be expedient to 
enable the proprietors to grant leases ;” LX XI. 444. 


V. Questions Negatived : 


(1.)\—For giving Instructions to. Committees on Bills : 

509. Aliens :—-For further continuing Act 56 Geo. III. for establishing-regulations respecting Aliens; “To provide that the Lords of His 
Majesty’s Privy Council shall cause to be delivered in writing a general summary of the matter alleged against any Alien, &amp;c.; that 
nothing in the Bill contained shall extend to any Alien whose principal residence has been in this kingdom since 1 January 1814 ; that 
nothing in the Bill contained shall extend to any Aliens who have come into this kingdom to give evidence for or against a Bill of Pains 
and Penalties now pending against Her Majesty the Queen [Caroline] ;” LXXV. 431, 432. 

511. Arms :—To authorize Justices of the Peace in certain disturbed counties to seize and detain Arms ; “ That none of the provisions contained 
in the Bill do extend to the county of Durham, nor to the town and county of the town of Nottingham ;” Lxxv. 61. 


512. Excise :—For granting certain additional Duties of Excise in Great Britain; “ To divide the Bill into two or more Bills;” ivr. 547. 

513. Gold Coin :— For making more effectual provision for preventing the current Gold Coin of the realm from being paid above its current 
value ; “To divide the Bill into two Bills ;” rxv1. 463. 

514. Habeas Corpus Suspension :——To enable His Majesty to secure and detain suspected persons ; “ For limiting the duration of the 

Bill;” Lxx11. 415. 

515. Laws Expiring :——To continue such Laws as may expire within a limited period; “To make provision that the Bill do not extend to 
continue several Acts for the relief of Insolvent Debtors in England ;” Lxxv. 99. . 

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V. Questions Negatived—continued. 


(1.)—For giving Instructions to Committees on Bulls—continued. 
Navy : 
516. For encouragement of seamen, and for better manning the Navy ; “ To make provision for the more speedy decision of appeals in matters 
of prize;” Lv111. 674. 
617. For encouragement of seamen and for better manning the Navy ; “ For insuring regularity and dispatch in the decision of appeals in cases 
of prize ;” Lx. 323. 


618. To extend provisions of Act 45 Geo. III. for the encouragement of seamen. &amp;c.; “'To amend Act 45 Geo. III. to prevent agents from 
advancing proceeds of prizes on account ;” Lx111. 467. 


Poor : 
519. For more effectually distinguishing and relieving the industrious Poor, &amp;c. ; “‘ To amend so much of Act 7 Jac. I. as relates to the imprison- 
ment of any woman who shall have a bastard that may be chargeable to the parish to the house of correction for the term of one whole 
year ;” LVII. 315. 


621. St. Pancras Poor Bill; “‘ That they do not proceed until a certain day ;” Lv111. 276. 


522. Property Tax :—For granting contribution on the profits of certain descriptions of Property, and from professions, trades, &amp;c. ; “ To 
make provision respecting certain exemptions ;” Lv111. 606. 


523. Stamps :——To repeal the duties on Stamps in Great Britain, and grant new and additional duties in lieu thereof; “‘ To divide the Bill 
into two Bills, if they think fit ;” L1x. 409. 


(2.)\—For giving Instructions to Select Committees appointed to consider 


various matters,—relative to— 


524. Chancery, Court of :-—To inquire into the causes that retard the decisions of Suits ; “ To examine persons practising at the bar, 
as well as Solicitors in the said Court, touching the causes of the delay ;” txv11. 361. 


Public Expenditure : 


525. To examine and consider the Public Expenditure ; “ That they do resume the further consideration of their Report, for the purpose of 
examining and ascertaining whether the Dutch Commissioners have had any communication with the Treasury, or Exchequer, or 
Privy Council, on the state of their duties ; (Motion withdrawn) ; Lx1v. 266. 


526. To examineand consider the Public Expenditure ; ‘To report a list of such sinecure offices as in their opinion ought to be abolished ;” Lxv. 37. 


Secret Papers: 


527. To Secret Committee on Secret Papers presented 5 June 1817; “ To inquire particularly into the origin of the disaffection supposed to 
exist ;” “ To inquire into the particular case of persons detained under the Habeas Corpus Act ;” Lx x11. 318. 


528. To Secret Committee on Secret Papers relative to the internal state of the Country ; ‘“‘ To inquire and report respecting persons who may 
by their language and conduct in some instances have had the effect of eycouraging those designs which it was intended they should 
be only the instruments of detecting ;” Lx x111. 49. 


See Bills, 607. Divisions, 17. Supply, 3-8. 4485. 5488-5521. 


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Insurances: Bills relatives to Insurances: 


1. For repealing the duties on Insurances, and granting others in lieu thereof; Ordered, tv11. 572. Order of leave for Bill discharged, and 
instruction accordingly, 589. See Stamps, 1. 


2. For altering the mode of collecting the duty on Insurances against loss by fire upon property in His Majesty’s islands and possessions in 


the West Indies; Ordered, Lxv. 318. Instruction for exempting certain bonds and receipts from stamp duty, &amp;c. 318. Bill pre- 
sented ; printed; 324. R.A. 402. 


3. To repeal so much of Act 6 Geo. I. as gives to certain Companies the right of underwriting policies of Marine Insurance to the exclusion 
of all others; Ordered, Lxv. 395. Presented; printed; 407. Petitions against ; From, London Assurance Corporation ; Royal 
Exchange Assurance Corporation; 411. Underwriters, 426. Second reading deferred, 440, 446. 


4. Torepeal so much of Act as gives to The Royal Exchange Assurance Company and The London Assurance Company, the right of 
underwriting policies of Marine Insurance; Ordered; presented; Lxv1.100. Petitions of Underwriters, &amp;c. of London, and of the 
Corporation of the London Assurance, against ; To lie upor the Table till Second reading, and Counsel ordered; 116. Petition 


of Royal Exchange Assurance Company against; the like Order, 119. Bill read a Second time ; Petitions against read ; Counsel 
called in, and heard ; Motion for committing the Bill, Negatived; 129. 


5. Petition of Merchants of London for forming a Marine Insurance Company; To lie upon the Table, txv. 56. Referred to the Select 
Committee on Marine Insurances, 109. See Committees, 1567. 


See Committees, 589-6. 1567. Duties, 5. Stamps, 1. 12, 13. Supply, 4534. 4548. 5021. 5025. 5417. 
Insurance Companies :—see Companies, 23-53. : 


Insurrections and Disturbances in Lreland :—see Accounts and Papers, 1950~1955- 2941-2943. 3233. 
Ireland, 7. 12. 23. “ 


Inter est :—Bill to explain and amend Act 14 Geo. III. respecting the rate of Interest ; Ordered, t1x.62. Not presented. See Usury. 
Interlineations :—see Bills, 439. Elections, 772, 

In valids :——See Accounts and Papers, 230. Supply, Key to Supply. 

Inventions t———-See Committees, 1439. 1452. 1537-8. 1612. Patents. Petitions, 614. 659. 664, 683. 703, 704. 706. 


lonian Islands :——Motion for an Address for a Return of the total amount of the Revenue of the Ionian Islands; Negatived, 
LXxIv.§19. See Accounts and Papers, 1430. 1435. 2944-2946. 5469. 5471. Addresses, 248-251. Committees, 1995. Petitions, 278. 


— Frelanv. 


[Note. The Bills here entered, and several of the Motions, relate to the general state of Ireland, and to the preservation of the peace 
there. For other matters relative to Ireland search for the respective Titles of those matters in like manner as for matters 
relative to England or Great Britain.} 

1. Bill for further continuing Acts passed in Ireland for the suppression uf the Rebellion; Ordered, Lv1. 159. Presented; printed; 169. Instruction 
to amend the said Acts, 189. R.A. 219.———Bill for further continuing the above Act ; Ordered, tv1. 468. Presented, 476. R. 4.619. 

2. Bill to prevent malicious cutting and wounding ; and to punish offenders, called Chalkers, in Ireland; Ordered, rv111. 221. Presented, 232. 
Passed, 250. Not returned from the Lords. 

3. Bill for the suppression of the Rebellion in Ireland; Ordered; presented; Lviit. 645. R. a. 647. 
Ordered; presented; LIX. 25. R.A. 55. 








To continue the above Act; 





4. _ Bill tocontinue Act 27 Geo. III. of the Parliament of Ireland for the better execution of the law, and preservation of the peace, within 
counties at large ; Ordered, r1x. 386. Presented, 388. R.A. 431. 

5. Bill to amend several Acts passed in the Parliament of Ireland for appointing Commissioners to inquire into the losses of Loyalists Sufferers 
in the Rebellion in Ireland ; Ordered; presented; printed; Lx.396. R.A. 452. 


6. Bill to continue Acts of the Parliament of Ireland 36 and 39 Geo. III. for preventing the importation of arms, gunpowder, &amp;c.; Ordered, 
tx11.84. Presented, 87. R. a. 140. 


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Ireland—continued. 
7. Bill to suppress insurrections, and prevent the disturbance of the public peace in Ireland ; Ordered, Lx11..668, Presented; printed; 682. 
Again printed, 780. Motion for adjourning the further proceedings on Third reading, negatived, 786. R. a. 804. . 
8. Bill toprevent improper persons from having arms in Ireland; Ordered, tx11, 668, Presented; printed; 682. Again printed, 819. Rr. a. 838. 
9. Bill for vesting in the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, by advice of the Privy Council, the power of prohibiting the exportation, and carrying 
coastwise, of gunpowder, saltpetre, arms, ammunition, and naval stores ; Ordered, LXIv. 331. Presented, 346. x. a. 398. 
11. _ Bill to continue and amend Act 47 Geo. III. stat. 2, c. 54, to prevent improper persons from having arms in Ireland ; Ordered ; presented ; 
printed; Lxv. 430. R. a. 506. 

12, Bill to repeal Act 47 Geo. III. stat. 2, c. 13, to suppress insurrections in Ireland; Ordered ; presented; LXV. 430. R.A. 499. 

13. Bill to continue Acts for preventing improper persons from having arms in Ireland; Ordered, LXVIII. 519. Presented, 520. kr. a. 630. 

14. _ Bill to continue Act of the Parliament of Ireland 27 Geo, III. c. 40, for preserving the peace within counties at large; Ordered, ux vit. 
463. Presented, 470. R.A. 517. 

15. Bill to continue Act 27 Geo. III. as amended by Act 36 Geo. III. for the better execution of the law and preservation of the peace within 
counties at large in Ireland; Ordered, Lx1x. 100. Presented, 101. R.A. 122. 

16. Bill to provide for the providing and restoring of peace in Ireland; Ordered; presented; printed; Lx1x. 444. Instruction to make 
compensation to Barristers who may preside in courts of Special Sessions of the Peace, 462. Bill read Third time, and further pro- 
ceedings adjourned, 480. Resumed; Bill passed; 486. Lords Amendments agreed to, 518. R. a. 519. 

17. Bill to continue — of the Parliament of Ireland for preventing the importation of arms, gunpowder, &amp;c.; Ordered; presented; Lx1x. 
447. R. a. 496. 

18. Bill to revive and continue Acts 4'7 Geo. III. sess. 2, c. 54, and 50 Geo. III. c. 109, to prevent improper persons from having arms in 
Ireland; Ordered, Lx x11. 178. Presented, 179. R. A. 217. 

19. _ Bill to continue as 54 Geo. IIL. c. 180, to provide for the preserving and restoring of peace in Ireland ; Ordered, Lx x11. 293. Presented, 
294. R.A. 418. 

21. Billto revive and continue Acts 47 Geo. III. sess. 2, c. 54, and 50 Geo. III. c.109, for the preventing improper persons from having arms 
in Ireland ; Ordered ; presented; printed; LXXV. 357. RB. A. 455- ' 

22. Motion for Address for information relative to the rebellion and the state of Ireland; Negatived, Lv111. 693. 

23. Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to inquire into the conduct of the Government of Ireland relative to the insurrection 
of 23 July 1803 ; Negatived, Lix. 139. 

24. Motion, That the objects for which the Board of Commissioners for determining the compénsation due to loyalists suffering in the rebellion 
of 1798 ought to have been long since effected, and that the continuance of that Board is a useless expenditure of public money ; Previous 
Question thereupon, negatived; Lx. 385.—&lt;——Motion, That the Board of Commissioners constituted by Act 40 Geo. III. ¢. 34, for 
granting allowances to bodies corporate and individuals in respect to representative franchises extinguished by the Union, ought within 
six months from the present period [June 1805] to adjudge all such claims, as the longer continuance of the Board would be a useless 
expenditure of public money ; Previous Question thereupon, negatived; Lx. 385. 

25. Motion, That this House will, immediately on the meeting of the ensuing session of Parliament, proceed to take into consideration the 
state and condition of Ireland, &amp;c.; Previous Question thereupon, negatived ; Lx11. 845. 

26. Motion, That the office of the Chief Secretary for Ireland is an efficient office of the highest responsibility, which ought not to be held by 
any person absent from the realm, &amp;c.; Previous Question thereupon, negatived ; Lxi1v. 28. 

27. Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee, to take into consideration the present state of Ireland [1812]; Debate thereon 
adjourned; Lxv11.94. Resumed; Question negatived ; 98. 

28. Motion, That by the sixth article of the Union it is enacted, that from 1 January 1801 all prohibitions and bounties on the export of 
articles the growth, produce, or manufacture of either country to the other shall cease and determine, and that the said articles shall 
thenceforth be exported from one country to the other without duty on such export ; Previous Question thereupon, negatived; Motion, 
That the above exemption cannot be altered or infringed upon without a manifest violation of the compact then entered into; Previous 
Question thereupon, negatived ; LXVIII. 141. 

29. Motion for referring to a Committee the Report of 22 July 1812 made from the Select Committee on the public income and expenditure of 
Ireland; Negatived, LX VIII. 502. 

31. Motion, That for the purpose of carrying into effect the seventh article of Union with Ireland, it is expedient that the profits arising from 
property, professions, trades, and offices, within that part of the United Kingdom, be made available to that effect ; Negatived, Lxx. 241. 

32. Motion for an Address, That the Prince Regent would direct an inquiry to be made during the prorogation of Parliament into the state and 
condition of the people of Ireland ; Superseded, by reading the other Orders of the day, Lx x11. 373. 

33. Motion for appointing a Select Committee to consider the provisions of the Act of Union between Great Britain and Ireland; Negatived, 
LXXV. 312. 

34. Motion for - a Select Committee to take into consideration the progress and extent of the disturbances in Ireland ; Negatived, 
LXxv. 367. 

35. Motion respecting the payments made in London out of money remitted to the Irish Treasury, thereby preventing the profits of exchange 
thereon from being credited to the public ; Superseded, by reading the other Orders of the day, L1x. 204. 

36. Motion respecting the mode of transmitting the loan for the service of Ireland for 1804 to the Irish Treasury ; Superseded, by reading the 
other Orders of the day, Lx. 158. 

37. Motion for an Address for His Majesty to direct the Commissioners of Inquiry into fees, &amp;c. in Ireland to proceed forthwith to an accurate 
investigation of the balances mentioned in the Annual Finance Accounts of Ireland for the years 1805, 1806, 1807, and 1808; 
Withdrawn, Lxiv. 196. 

38. 





GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. 


Motion for laying before the House Copy of a Memorial from the Marchioneas of Downshire to the ‘Treasury respecting the conveyance of 
mails; and of a Memorial respecting the trade in the North of Ireland; and also of other Memorials, &amp;c. relating to the Northern 
communication between England and Ireland; Withdrawn, LxIv. 389. 


See Absentees. | Accounts Public, 2.9. 11. Accounts and Papers, 2947-29590- 5444, 5445+ 5449- 5472-5474. 5532. 6613. 5616. 
Addresses, 31. 351. 354-363- 412. 457. 464-468. 526. 555. 605. 634. Advertisements, 1. Affidavits, 1. Alnage Laws. 
America, 8, 9. Annuities, 5. 8. 13. Apothecaries, 4. Army, 26. 34. Assaults, 1. Assessed Taxes, 7. 9. 
11.14. 17. 22. 24. 26, 28. Auctions, 9. Baking Trade. Bank of England, 6. 9. Bank of Ireland. Bank 
Notes. 1, 2. Bankers,2.  Bankrupts,13, 14. Beer,6,7. Belfast. _ Bills,648. Bishops. | Bleaching Powder, 1, 2. 
Bogs. Brewers. Butter. Calicoes, 2. 4. Cambricks. Chancellor. Churches, 3-5.12. Clergy,25-27. Clerk 
of the Crown in Ireland. Clerks of the Peace,2. Coals, 18-21. Coasting Trade,3. Coffee,11.. Commercial Credit, 4. 5. 
Committees, 1. 4, 5. 21. 53-55 68. 74, 75. 86, 87. 89. 101-4. 108. 113, 114. 121, 122, 123. 135-137. 141. 152, 153. 165-158. 
161. 165. 178. 201. 215. 223, 224, 227. 231, 232, 245-248. 251. 254. 258. 268. 281. 313-320. 323. 331-336. 361. 367. 382. 413. 
438. 443-447. 475-479- 503, 504. 507- 513. 526. 536. 544. 546-548. 552-554. 557- 568-571. 577-582. 592-594. 606. 614. 
621. 622. 627-632. 636. 639. 643. 649. 667-669. 675. 678-684. 691. 698. 705. 711-717. 735-737- 747. 803-809. 812. 
826, 827. 865. 878. 888. 915, 916. 925-928. 935- 938, 939. 942, 943- 945- 947- 948. 951- 964. 967-973. 975-982. 984. 
989. 992. 1021, 1022. 1024. 1034. 1038. 1091-1101. 1114-1133. 1143—-1147. 1157. 1161. 1175. 1179. 1185. 1187. 
1208-1226. 1238-9. 1258-9. 1262-1264. 1275. 1284-5. 1328-1332. 1347-8. 1359. 1371. 13988. 1389. 1395- 1412. 1431, 
1432. 1446. 1453. 1462-3. 1491. 1499. 1501-2. 1508~9. 1533-1536. 1557-1563. 1574-1582. 1584. 1597. 1606-7. 1623. 
1651-1655. 1662. 1706-21. 1752-3. 1773. 1786-7. 1844. 1951-2. 1958. 1985. 1996. 2019. 2024. 2029. 2032. 2034-5. 
2053. 2063-2066. 2075. 2086. Constables, 4, 5. 7. Corks, 3. Corn, 2-6. 8. 11. 13, 14, 15 19-22. 24. 26. 34. 
Coroners, 6-8. Corporations, 2. Correspondence. Cotton Trade. 12, 13. Cotton Wool, 2. County Treasurers. 
Courts of Justice, 27-33. 43, 44. 47. 49. 52. 54. 57-61. Criminals, 2. Currency, 45-66. Debates, 35. 54. 
Debt, National, 5-9. Debts, Small, 1, 2. Deitors, 26-34. Defence of the Realm, 9, 11. Dissenters, 2, 3. 
Distilleries. Disturbances. Docks, 3-7. Drawbacks. Dublin. Duties, 1-6. 8, 9. East India Affairs, 8. 25. 
Education, 4-6. Elections, 24-39. 387. 395. 398. 438. 553, 554+ '741- 743+ 747-749 755-758. 805. Estates, 4. 
Exchequer, 2. Excise, §, 6. 8. 25-31. 34, 35. Executors. Extents, 1. Fairs. Farms. Farming Society. 
Fees. Felony, 2. Female Orphan House. Fevers, 2, 3. Finance, 16. 21. 24. First Fruits. Fish and 
Fisheries, 18-22. Flax, 1.3. Foreign Enlistments. Forgery, 3, 4- Foundling Hospital. Freemen. Friendly 
Societies, 3, 4. Game, 13. Gaols, 1. 4. Gazette, 2. Glass, 6, 7, 8. 12. Glebes. Grand Juries, Gun- 
powder, 1. Habeas Corpus, 6, 7. Hats, 3. Hides and Skins, 7, 8. Hill, Mr. Beauchamp. Hops, 5. 
Hospitals, 1-9. 13. House, 24. 37, 38. 381. Houses. Houses of Industry. Howth Harbour, Indemnity, 1. §. 
Inland Nnvigation. Instructions, 3, 4. 12-15. 19. 24, 25. 27- 32- 34- 37- 41- 44. 51- 55. 58. 64. 69. 78. 85. 87. 93. 
97. 99. 101. 107, 108. 112. 114, 115. 125. 131, 132. 134. 137. 146, 147. 154. 156. 161, 162, 163. 168. 177. 181. 183. 
193-196. 203. 209. 217. 231. 233. 249. 254. 256-261. 267. 269. 272. 274. 277. 279. 286. 296, 297. 307. 323. 336. 
338. 341-343. 346-348. 351-355- 399- 415. 433, 434- 437- 439- 442, 443- 449-452. 457, 458. 489. 499-503. 
Judges, 6. Justices of the Peace, 5-8. Kilmainham Hospital. King, 1. 29. 31. 43- 46+ 47- 51- 54, 55» 56. ss. 61. 


4. 66 
(1801—1820.) 

















G16 IRELAND—JOHNSTONE. 








Treland —continued. 


64. 66. 73. 75. 78. 81. 85. 87, 88. 90, 91. 98, 99. 102. 113. 121, 122. 134. 137. 163. Labourers, 2. 8. Lands, 1, 2. 


Law Officers. Law Proceedings. Laws Expiring, 2.7. 16. 18, 19. 25. Leather, 3. Liberty of the Subject. 
Licences, 1. 3-5. 7-12. 15-17- Light Houses, 4, 5. 11. Linen, 8-12. 14, 15. Loans. Lord. Lieutenant. 
Lotteries, 2. Lunatics, 1. 9-13- Mail Coaches, 4. Malt, 4, 5. 12-19. Master of the Roils. Maynooth College. 
Members, 1. Militia, 36, 37. 39- 41. 43- 45- 49- 51, 52. 61, 62. Mines, 1. Miners, 2. Miscellaneous Services. 


Motions, 7. 16, 17, 51. Muriatic Acid, 1. Navigations, 2-6. 37. 143-148. Oaths, 1. Offices, 4. Paper, 5-11. 
Parliament, 5. 11. 18. Partnerships. Pavings, 1-5. Pensions, 7. Permits. Petitions, 279.594. 598. 608, 609. 
615, 616, 617. 619-627. 636-638. 641. 643. 645-6. 653-655. 657-8. 671. 678. 686-7. 691-2. 696. 698-9. 709-712. 716. 
718. 725. Plate. Poor, 12. 56. Population, 3-5. Postage, 19-28. Prizes, 13. Proclamations, 1, 2. 
Promissory Notes, 8, 9. Property Tax, 12. Public Services. Questions, 83-85. 91. 109. 112. 119. 127. Quit Rents. 
Recognizances. Records, 3. Rents, 1. Reports, 18. 56. 62. 98. 167. 173. 207. 216. 237-8. 254.278. Resolutions, 3. 
Revenue, 1-9. 12-14. 16. 18. Rice, 1. Roads. Roman Catholics. Salt, 3. 22. 24. Saving Banks, 2. 
Schools, 5.7. Servants, 2. Sessions, 2. Sheriffs, 1. Ships and Vessels, 2. Silk, 7. Soap. Speaker, 22. 
27, 28. 82, 83. Speeches, 1.6. 27. 32-34. Spirits, 1.3, 4. 7, 8. 11, 12. 14. 17-22. 24. 26. 28, 29. 32. 34, 35- 37, 
38. 45-53- 56, 57. 59. 62-66. 68, 69. 74, 75. 77-81. 53. 85, 86. Stage Coaches, 4. Stamps. 6, 7. 16. Starch, 1. 
Stills. Stock, 4. Sugar, 2. 5, 6, 7. 11. 13, 14. 25. 36. Supply, 7, 8. 34. 36. 45. 55. 61. 66. 82. Key to Supply. 
Key to Ways and Means, 5125. 5128. 5130. 5132. 5135- 5138. 5141. 5146. 5150. 6158. 5162. 5173, 5174. 5187. 5203, 5204. 
5206. 5208-5210. 5216, 5217. 5226. 5228. 5230. 5232. 5235-5239. 5241-5243. §245- 5247. 5254. 5256. 5325-6. 5332. 5336-7. 
5352-5359- 5370-5374. 5384. 5392-5394. 5405-6. 5408-5414. 5417. 5419-5421. 5423-5425. 5427-5429. 5433-5439. 
5442. 5445-6. 5450-5452. 5454-5475- 5492- 5495+ 5499- 5501. 5503. 5518, 5519. 5521. 5530. 5533-5537- 5539. 5603. 
Tea, 1. Timber, 2. Tithes, 6, 7. 21-24. Titles. Tobacco, 4-6. 9. Transportation, 3. Treasury, 1. 
Treasury Bills. Union. Volunteers, 2, 3. 8. 11. 13, 14. Votes of Credit, 3, 4. | Warehousing, 4. 7. Windows. 
Wine, 7-12. 18. Witnesses, 3. Wood, 1. Wool, 14. 21. 23. Yarn, 3, 











Tron :——See Accounts and Papers, 1659. 1666. 2951-2957. 3066. 3486. 3571-2. 3777. 5614. Committees, 587.1437. Petitions, 
282. 659. Supply, Key to Ways and Means ; also 5234. 5342 


Tron Coffins :—see Petitions, 281. 
Irvine, William :—séecPetitions, 246. 
Isle of Dogs :—sec Accounts and Papers, 3174-5. Novigations, 35. 
Isle of France :—See Accounts and Papers, 1435. 
Isle of Man :—seec Man, Isle of: 
Italian Thrown Silk :—see si, 5. 
Italy :—see Accounts and Papers, 2958. 
Itinerant Auctioneers :—See Auctions, 7. Petitions, 33. 
J. 
JAMAICA:: Bills relative to Jamaica: 


For allowing the importation and exportation of certain goods and commodities into and from the port of Falmouth in Jamaica; Ordered, 
LXIV. 134.. Presented, 139. R. A. 171. 


To prohibit all intercourse between Jamaica and certain parts of the island of Saint Domingo ; Ordered, Lxvi1. 200. Presented, 205. 
R. A. 289, 


To amend above Act 52 Geo. III. c. 35; Ordered; presented; LXVIII. 33. R. A. 106. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2959-60. 3475. Addresses, 252. 355+ 391. Committees, 6.588. King, 42. Navy, 21. 
Prizes, 1. Slaves, 14. West Indies, 18. 


Jarvis, Richard Armson :—see Elections, 168. House, 218. 


J ava Frigate +See Accounts and Papers, 3581. 3583-4- 
J ava,,. Isle of :——See Accounts und Papers, 4149. 
’ pe 
J efferies, Thomas +See Elections, 348. House, 219. 


J effery, Mr. J ohn 2&gt;——See Accounts and Papers, 2961. Addresses, 253. 

J effery, Robert :——See Accounts and Papers, 3637. Addresses, 469. 628. Cochrane, Sir Alexander. 

J enner, Dr. :——See Accounts and Papers, 2962. Committees, 1793. Petitions, 714. Supply, Key to Supply. 

J ersey t:—-See Accounts and Papers, 2963. 5201. 5216. 5218. 5475. Addresses, 142. Committees, 629. Corn, 12. 
Customs, 3. Laws Expiring, 17. Rum, Smuggling, 4. Supply, Key to Supply. Tea, 2. 

J esults :—See Accounts and Papers, 4345. Addresses, 361. 


J esuits Bark :——Bill to prohibit the exportation of Jesuits Bark from Great Britain; Ordered, Lx111. 124. Presented, 125. 


Committed ; printed; 136. Considered, 182. Order read for receiving Report; House informed that the Bill was missing; 
leave given to present another copy; Bill presented ; committed ; considered, and reported; 185. R. a. 268. See Accounts and 
Papers, 2964. —_ Bills, 494. Committees, 269. 271. Cotton Wool, 1, 2. 


Jesuits Estates in Canada :—see Accounts and Papers, 178. 

Jetsam and Flotsam :—See Committees, 78. Liquors, 

Jetties :—See Docks. 

Jewels :—sSee Freight Money. 

Jews, German :—See Poor, 94. 

John, St., now Prince Edward Island :—see Accounts and Papers, 1456. 2594 2901. 2912. 
Jobnstone, The Honourable Andrew Cochrane :—see Accounts and Papers, 1382. Members, 32. 


108. Petitions, 15. 
Johnstone, George, Esquire :—+ee Members, 32. 
Jones, John Gale :—see Complaints, 14. House, 220. 





Pournals. 






“JOURNALS. 


‘Journals. 


I. Directions to enter Matters therein; 1—4. 

II. Matters entered without special Directions ; 5—T. 
III. Entries in the Journals read; 8—49. | 
IV. Incidental Proceedings ; 51—56. 

V. Questions Negatived ; 57—59. 








I. Directions to enter Matters therein—relative to— 


1. Admiralty :—Communications made by a Member from the Commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral, That 
a Member of the House had been ordered into custody by a warrant to the Marshal of the Admiralty, together with a copy thereof; 
LXI1I. 146.—Lx1v.214. [NoteWhen an officer in the Army is placed under arrest, it is communicated by His Majesty's command, 
and the Address of Thanks thereupon forms part of the proceedings of the House See Addresses, 46.] 


‘2. Bills :—Reasons which induced the House to give leave to bring in a new Bill of Supply in the same session, the former Bill having been 
rejected in the House of Lords; x11. 61. On the Third reading of a Bill concerning additional notices not having been reported 
by the Committee on the Petition for Bill; Lx x11. 420. 





3. Elections :—The determination of Select Committees appointed to consider,— Petitions respecting Rights of Election (Liskeard); Lx. 273. 
(Saltash); ux111. 88. (Town of Galway); Lx1x. 215. ————— Petition complaining of no Return having been made to an Election 
writ (Knaresborough); Lx. 112. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns; Lv1il. 145.—LIx. 36.—.Lx. 121. 
—LXI. 35.-—LXII. 101.—L X11. 46.— LXV. 139.— LXVI. 272.—L XVII. 308.—LXVIII. 178.—LX1Ix. 289.—LxXx. 408.—LXXII. 111. 
—LXXIV. 127.—Lxxv. 272, &amp;c. 





4. Speaker’s Speeches in reprimanding persons; Lv1iI. 268, 390, 424.—LIX. 121, 224, 339, 348, 427.— Lx. 232, 259.—LXI. 102. 
—LXII. 193, 297, 784, 798.—LXIV. 191, 236.—LXV. 113, 136.—LXVIII. 301, 594.—LX X11. 118.--Lxx111. 363.—LxxIV. 178. 
231, 326, 537, 542, 597, 621.—Lxxv. 431, 443. See Speaker, g. 


II. Matters entered without special Directions: 


5. Reasons for agreeing to Lords Amendments to Bills; Lv1. 398, 402.—Lvi1l. 588, 685, 692.—LIx. 401, 422, 431.—LXx. 37, 328, 429. 
—LXxI. 198, 283.—-Lx11. 844.—LXxv1. 228, 320, 380.—LXxvil. 276, §27.—LXVIII. 471, 501, §71.—LX1X.107, 494.—Lxx. 248, 


279.—LX XIII. 232, 342.--LXXV. 251, 471. —~——— Reasons for reading a third time a Lords Bill immediately after Committee and 
Report; LX XIV. 553. 


6. Speaker’s Speeches in thanking persons, and their answers thereunto [These Speeches and Answers are ordered to be entered in the Votes] ; 
LVI. 45.—LXI. 338.—Lx111. 36.—LXIV. 20, 27.—Lxv. 36, 156.—LXVILI. 139, 294.—Lx1x. 18, 380. [The Duke of Wellington,] 
414.—LXXI. 315, 380. ——— Letters in return for thanks of the House; Lv1. 286, 427.—.Lv11. 79, 482.—LVIII. 303.—LIx. 274. 
—LXx. 238.—LxI. 268, 345.—LXII. 190.—=-LXI1I. 36, 150.—LXIV.15, 21.—-LXV. 7, 30.—LXVE. 434, 465.— LXvII. 3, 374.— 
LXVIII. 10, 398. — LXIX. 5, 44'7.-—LXX.465.— LXXI. 3.—LXXII. 28, 243. —LXXIII, 13. —LXXV. 111. Other letters and 
papers communicated to the House ; Lx. 367.—Lx11. 644.—Lx1v. 86.— Lxv. 285, 294, 351, 355-—LXVI. 4.—LXVIII. 253, 541.— 
LXIX. 324, 433, 496.—LXX. 179.—LXXIV. 39. The Speaker’s appointment of Members to issue warrants for writs, See 
Speaker, 56. Commissions for choosing a Speaker ; Lv1. 36.—LVII. 97.—LXXII. 313. The Speaker’s reasons for giving 
a casting vote in the affirmative [Lord Melville's case]; Lx. 201. See Speaker, 15.—&lt;—— Speaker's Speech on presenting a Bill of 
Supply, 22 July 1813; Lx1x. 12. 














". The Lord Steward’s deputations; Lv1. 4.—Lv111. 6.—L1x. 309.—LXII. 2, 558.—LX VIII. 2.—LXXIv. 6.—Lxxv. 88, 106. 


III. Entries in the Journals read,—relative to— 


8. Accounts and Papers :——Ordering Accounts and Papers to be laid before the House; Lv111. 277.—LXI. 142. 
Papers; LXI1I. 13'7.—LXVII. 79. 


Addresses for 





‘9. Bills :—Respecting the time limited for proceedings on Private Bills; Lx11. 834.—Lx111. 14.-———— Entries in Journals read, and Bills 
ordered; LXI1I. 24.—LXIX. 10. Entries read, with Acts, and Bills ordered; Lx1x. 11. Proceedings of the Commons 
upon their own Bills; Lx1.393.—Lx11. 818. Upon Amendments made by the Lords to Bills; Lvi1. §82.—LV111. 394.—LIXx. 222. 
—tLxvir. 256. Upon Bills sent from the Lords; Lx1.319.---LXVII. 190. 








11. Castlereagh, Lord : —Relative to his placing at the disposal of Lord Clancarty, the nomination of a writership to India; Lxv. 385. 


12. Charitable Donations :—Report from the Committee appointed to consider the Returns made by the overseers of the poor; 
LXII. 715. 


13. Clergy :-—Address for Returns for 1810 respecting the residence of the Clergy ; Lxv1I. 79. 
14. Crown Lands :——Proceedings on Motion concerning the hereditary Land Revenue of the Crown; LXVII. 433. 


15. Divorce Bills :——Proceedings on Petitions of Agents or Solicitors for Divorce Bills; tv1. 526.—Lx. 429. Proceedings of the House 
relative to Howard’s Divorce; tx1v. 41. Lord Boringdon’s Divorce; Lxv. 107. 


16. Elections :—Bribery Bills,—Resolutions reported in February 1804 from the Select Committee on the Aylesbury Election Petition ; 
LXVI1I. 592. Proceedings upon the Third reading of the Helleston Election Bill; 1x1x. 10. Resolution of 7 July 1819, relative to 
the Camelford Election read, and Order, That Mr. Speaker do not issue his warrant for a new Writ; rxxv. 17. Relative to Bill for 
preventing bribery and corruption in the Election of Members for Penryn; LXXv. 31. Resolutions of 5 July 1819, relating to the 
borough of Grampound; Lxxv. 65. Proceedings of former session relative to the borough Grampound; Lxxv. 230.——— 
Ministers using undue influence in Elections; tx1v. 246. Again read, 247. Again read, 304. Members absent from Election 
Committees; L1x.11. Relative to leave given to a Member to be absent from such Committee; LIx. 272. Petitions against 
undue Elections and Returns; Proceedings on receiving them; Lx111.8. Relative to classing Election Petitions; 11x. 7. Proceedings 
on Election Petitions; tviir. 86, 118, 176. On considering Election Petitions; ux11. 82.— x11. 58, On withdrawing 
an Election Petition ; 1x11. 318. ——— Qualifications of Petitioners questioned; L1x.7. Resolution of 21 November 1717, relative 
to the qualification of Members ; Lx Xv. 237. Resolution of 11 February 1789, respecting notice to be given by persons entering 

















into recognizances ; Lv111. 18.—LXII. 14, 581, 708. Resolution of 11 February and 16 July 1807 respecting ditto; Lxv1tI. 12.— 
LXXIV. 






























GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 7R 











JOURNALS—continued. 





III. Entries in the Journals read—continued. 


LXXIV.27.—LXXvV.198. Proceedings relative to enlarging the time for enteting into recognizances ; Lv111. 81.—LXII. 49, 61.—_—— 
Proceedings upon Reports of Election Committee’; Lvitl. $13.—1L1%. §84.—Lx. 25, 36, 141, &amp;c. Onthe Report of the Middlesex 
Election Petition ; Lx. 9. Of 18 April 1793 in relation to the Great Grimeby Election; Lx x11. 334. Mistakes in Returns; 
LVII. 504.—LXI. 509.—Lxvitt. 47, 606. Exchange of lists of voters; Lx. 162, —— Witnesses not attending Election 
Committees ; Lv111. 298.—11x. 215. Petition of witnesses for compensation ; 1x.326. Warrants for Writs. See infra, 48. 











17. Ferguson, Thomas :—Resolutions of 24 and 27 April 1818; Lxxrv. 282, 

Finance :—See infra, 33. 
1s. Greenwich Hospital :—Speeches made by His Majesty King George the First relative thereto; tx111. 198. 
19. Hatsell, Mr. :—Resolutions of 11 July 1797, approving of the services of Mr. Hatsell; Lxxv. 482. 


21. Impeach ment :—Appointment of a Committee to draw up articles of Impeachment against Lord Melville; tx1. 8, Relative to the 
manner of the House going to Westminster Hall on the Impeachment and Trial of Dr. Henry Sacheverell, and on occasion of the Trial - 
of Warren Hastings, LX1. 244. 


22. Impey, Sir Elijah :——Proceedings of the House relative to the articles of charge delivered in against him; Lx1. 259. 


23. Journals :—Relative to re-printing of the Journals of the House, and Reports from Committees ; v111.638.—&lt;—Entries in Journals 
of the House of Commons of Ireland, read; LXV. 207.—LX1x. 204, 396.—e——Entries in Journals of the House of Lords of Ireland, 
read; Lx1x. 396. 


24 Justice, Courts of :—Proceedings of the House respecting the state of Courts of Justice, in December and February 1664, of 
November, December and February 1693, of April 1732, of May 1756, of February 1757, and of June 1799, of December and 
February 1715, and of December 1733, on the subject of fees in Courts of Justice; and of February 1731, being the appointment of 
a Committee to inspect list of fees taken by the officers of the Four Courts in Ireland; Lx1x. 396. Address for issuing a Com- 
mission for examining the salaries, &amp;c. of the several Courts of Justice ; and Address for Report of proceedings under. the said 
Commission ; Lx x. 38. 





2%. Land Tax :—Relative to rectifying mistakes in the Land Tax Commissioner’s Name Acts; LXIv. 27. 


26. Lords Bills :— Entries of 4 May 1733, and 11 April 1753, of proceedings on two Bills relating to the estates of Sir Theodore 
Janssen and the Earl of Ashburnham; Lx x1. 504. 


27. Marlborough, Duke of :——Message of Her Majesty Queen Anne relating to the Duke of Marlborough, and Address thereupon ; 
LXI. 545+ 


28. Members :—Relative to Members having been guilty of bribery in procuring Members to be returned to Parliament; ixav. 283, 304. 
Being added to a Committee; LXxIVv. 113. Absent from Election Committees; 11x. 11. Leave to be absent from an 
Election Committee, 272. In the custody of the Marshal of the King’s Bench prison; Lx11. 644. —~——— Concerning the 
disallowing the votes of certain Members, subscribers to the Loyalty Loan; txvi. 462. 











29. Messages from His Majesty, and proceedings thereupon; Lv111. 202. ——— Address on Message of 1810 respecting the Salary of Lord 
Lieutenant of Ireland, and Answer thereunto; Lxv1. 372. 


31. Military Force of the Country :——Proceedings on Motions relative thereunto; Lx111. 84. 

32. Monuments :—Addresses for Monuments; Lxtv. 323. 

33. National Debt :—Resolutions of the Finance Committee of February 1807; Lx11. 660. 

34. Onslow, The Right honourable Arthur :—Address (18 March 1761) in relation to him; Lxx11. 318. 


35. Paul, James :—0Of February and March 1700, in relation to the charge against Samuel Shepherd, senior; on considering Mr. Paul’s 
Petition; ux11. 196. 


36. Peace, Treaty of :—Address relative thereto; tv11r. 438. 


37. Pensions :—Resolutions of 7 April 1784 [House of Commons, Ireland] relative to allowances to be placed on incidents, in the nature of 
Salary, Pension or Gratuity ; Lxv. 207. 


38. Petitions :——Of 6 May 1793, of proceedings relative to a printed Petition; Lx x11. 156. 





39. Reversion :—Respecting offices granted in Reversion ; Lx1t. 588. Address against granting offices in Reversion till six weeks 
after the commencement of the next session of Parliament (1808); tx111. 24. Entry in Journal of 10 August 1807; Lxv. 152. 
Resolutions of 24 March 1807, that nooffice ought to be granted in Reversion; Lxvi1.102. Again read; LxIx. 11. Again read, 
and Resolution (of 10 August 1807) for Address to that effect; tx1x. 4'79. 


a 


_ 


. Roman Catholics :——Appointment of a Select Committee to examine into the state of the laws affecting them; txvi11. 474. Of 
g March 1813, of the House resolving itself into a Committee on the Laws affecting them, and Resolution of the Committee agreed 
to by the House; Lxrx. 203. Of 22 June 1812 and #5 February and 2 March 1813, in relation to Roman Catholics in Great 
Britain and Ireland ; Lx x. 340. 


42. Slave Trade :—Relative thereto ; nvi1. 513.—LIX. 79.— LX. 40.—LXI. 393.—LXII. 414. 


43. Speeches :—His Majesty’s in 1761; Lx1.76,—&lt;—— The Speaker’s (of the Irish House of Commons), 15 March 1792, on presenting 
Bills of Supply ; Lxix. 204. 


44. Sugar Distillery Bill :—Proceedings on Lords Amendment to the Bill and Resolution of the House relating to an alteration improperly 
made in the ingrossed copy; LXIV. 14. 


45. Vaccine Inoculation :—Addresses relative thereto; LX1II. 414. 


46. Wellington, Duke of :—Of 14 December 1812, of Resolution of Committee of the Whole House on the Prince Regent’s Message of 
4 December 1812; Lx1x. 478. 


47. Witnesses refusing to give evidence; Proceedings of 13 April 1742, relative to Mr. Nicholas Paxton; Lx1. 91. —--— Witnesses 
examined before Committees ; LXIV. 35. 


48. Writs :—Speaker’s warrant for a New Writ for the City of Edinburgh in the room of George Lind, Esq. Conservator of the Privileges of 
the Scottish Nation in the Netherlands ; Lx1v. 19. Again read, 28.——— Proceedings relative to supersedeas of Writ for the Borough 
of Devizes; LXxiv. 49. —=_— Proceedings relative to issuing a Writ for Stamford and supersedeas thereto ; LXVI. 31. 


49. York, Duke of :—Resolutions respecting him ; LXIv. 35.—LXVI. 400. 


IV. Incidental 


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IV. Incidental Proceedings : 


61. Journal Volume of 1801 to be'printed, with an Index; 1,500 copies to be printed by the appointment and ander the direction of the Deputy 
Clerk of the House, by such person as shall be licensed by Mr. Speaker, and that no other persons do presume to print the same; 


Lv1.657- 


6%. Certain accounts and papers usually inserted in the Journals, and also reports from Committees (if of considerable length) directed to be 
placed together in an Appendix at the end of each volume; Lv11. 659. 


‘ Journal Volume of 1802 (1,500 copies) to be printed as above ; Lv1i.659. Of 1803; tvrit. 686. 











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Select Committee appointed on the state of the printed Journals (27 July 1803); tv11t. 638. Report and Resolutions (30 July), 653. 
Resolutions agreed to by the House (1 August), 661. [In pursuance of these Resolutions 1,200 copies of the first 34 Volumes were 
reprinted in the course of sixteen or seventeen years, beginning with the 34th volume, and proceeding backward to the first volume; 
and also such a number of copies of the volumes from xxxt1v. to L. as completed the number in hand to 1,200 copies. The Committee 
also recommended in their Report [Lv111. 653.] that in future 1,750 copies of the Journal of the current year should be printed,] 

55. Journals Volumes (1,750 copies) to be printed ; L1x. 441.—-Lx. 486.—LXI. 558.—LX11. 837.—LX111. 480.——LX1V. 407.—LXV. 497.— 
LXVI. 449.—LXVII. 549.—LXVI1I11. 666.—LX1X. 493.—Lxx. 467.—LxX1. 518.—Lxx1I. 217. [Henceforth ordered at the com- 
mencement of the session, and printed during the session, the votes having béen abridged.) LXXIII, 21.—LX XIV. 43.—LXxvV. 8, 123, 

56. Journal Index (General); Mr. Speaker acquaints the House that Mr. Samuel Dunn is very near finishing a General Index to the Journals, 

from 1790 down to the commencement of the Union with Ireland, whereupon the said General Index was ordered to be printed under the 

care of Mr. Dunn; tvi1. 659. See Addresses, 496.——— Select Committee appointed to consider of the imperfect state of the General 


Index to the printed Journals ofthe House; txx111. 297. Report and Resolutions, 416. Resolutions agreed to by the House, 419. 
Addresses for £. 600. accordingly ; LXXI11. 419.—LX XIV. 633.—LXXV. 454. 


V. Questions Negatived : 


$7. That an Entry in the Journals be expunged, viz. That Lord Castlereagh did place at the disposal of Lord Clancarty the nomination of 
a writership in India; Lxv. 385. 

68. That a Special Entry be made in the Journal, That it be not drawn into precedent for any Speaker to inform His Majesty of any proposal 
made to the House, &amp;c.; Lx1x. 203. 


59. That an Entry be made in the Journals ofa withdrawn Motion, That the Prince Regent's Message respécting Lord Colchester be referred to 
a Committee of the Whole House; Lxx1I. 333. ' 





See Accounts and Papers, 2965-2968. 4105~4110. Addresses, 496-498. Committees, 1568, 9. Speaker, 31. 
Supply, Key to Supply. Votes. 
Journeymen :—see Labourers, 2. Shoemakers. ‘Tailors. 


Jud ges: Bills relative to the Judges : 


1. To enable His Majesty to grant additional annuities to the Judges of the Courts in Westminster Hall on their resignation ; Ordered, 
LEXvitl. 634. Presented, 636. R. a. 667. 


2. For further augmenting the salaries of certain of the Judges of the Courts in Westminster Hall, and of the Chief and Second Justice of 
Chester, and Justices of the Great Sessions in Wales; Ordered, Lx1tv. 380. Presented, 488. mR. a. 415. 


3. To enable His Majesty to grant annuities to the Judges of the Courts of Session, Justiciary, and Exchequer, in Scotland, upon resignation 
of their offices; Ordered, Lx111. 293. Presented, 295. R. A. 479. 


‘4. For augmenting the salaries of the Lords of Session, Lords Commissioners of Justiciary, and Barons of Exchequer, in Scotland, and Judges 
in Ireland; Ordered, Lxv. 270. Presented, 295. R. a: 379. 


5. To grant additional annuities to Judges of the Courts of Session, Justiciary, and Exchequer, in Scotland ; Ordered, bx1x.383. Presented, 
393- R.A. 471. 
6. To enable His Majesty to grant additional annuities to the Judges in Ireland on their resignation; Ordered, rx1x. 218. Presented, 222. 


Passed, 240. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 377. Report to lie on the Table, 394. Another Bill ordered, 
LXIx. 411. Presented,417. R. A. 471. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2970-2972. 3047-8. Civil Causes. Committees, 6-12. 225. 398. 589-596. 
Courts, ‘7. 39. 65, 66. Court Houses. East India Affairs, 28. Fox, Mr. Justice. Juries, 1. 
Justice General of Scotland. King, 81. Messages, 155. Ministers, 4. Navy, 4. 6, 21. Prizes, 1. 
Supply, 4603. Witnesses, 1. 
J udge Advocate General :——~‘*e Accounts and Papers, 2969. Postage, 13. Supply, 137. 999. 
J udicature :—See Justice. Newfoundland, 1. 
Juries : 


1. Bill to facilitate the administration of Justice in Scotland, by-extending Trial by Jury to civil causes; From the Lords; read; printed; 
Lxx.142. Petitions against from Aberdeen, 189. Advocates, Dean and Faculty of, 189. Dunkeld, 189. Edinburgh county, freeholders, 
162. Edinburgh city, Company of Merchants, 162. Inhabitants of, 197. Lord Provost, Magistrates, and Council of, 174, 192. Fife, 201. 
Glasgow, 195. Haddington, 189, 206. Inverness, 195. Kirkaldy, 201. Leith, 195. Peebles, 206. Perthshire, 174. Perth, 
Guildry Incorporation, 178. Magistrates and Town Council of, 158. Society of Solicitors in the Supreme Court of Scotland, 192. 
Stirlingshire, 178. Writers to the Signet, 158. Instruction for granting salaries to Judges, 167. Bill reported, with Amendments, 
210. Agreed to, with Amendment, 211. Passed, with Amendments, 218. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 240. 
Amendments agreed to, 244. R.A. 266. To amend said Act; From the Lords, uxx1v.392. Read; printed; 393. 
Instruction respecting the salaries of Clerks in the Jury Court, and for erecting proper buildings, 418. Petitions of Keeper, &amp;c. of the 
Signet, and Clerks to the Signet, against, 425, Pp. Bill reported, with Amendments, 433. Agreed to, 437. Passed, with Amendments, 
441. Agreed to by the Lords, 452. R.A. 458. 





2. Motion for Address, That the Prince Regent would give directions that none of the additional appointments under Act of the present 
session “To amend Act 55 Geo. III. to facilitate the administration of Justice in Scotland by extending Trial by Jury to civil causes,” 
be filled up until one month after the commencement of the next session of Parliament, &amp;c. ; Withdrawn, Lx xIv. 570. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2973-2980. Addresses, 635. Committees, 595, 596. Grand Juries. King, 82. 
Petitions, 287. 


J ury, Walter :—see Elections, 235. House, 221. 


Justice : 
1. Bill concerning the administration of Justice in Scotland, and concerning Appeals to the Houseof Lords; From the Lords ; read ; printed ; 
Lx111. 316. Petition from Annan against, 317. Petition from Aberbrothock respecting the Bill; to lieon the Table, 409. Bill again 
printed, 442. Re-committed, 458. Reported, with Amendments; agreed to; Clauses added; 462. Passed, with Amendments, 469. 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 477. Considered, and agreed to, 478. Rk. A. 481. Bill to give per‘ ‘ns 
named by His Majesty, pursuant to said Act, further time for making ‘their Report; From the Lords, rx1v.390. Read; printed ; 
391. R.A. 408, 





, 2. Bill 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 





620 JUSTICE——KENT. 








3. 


11. 


12. 


Justice—continued. 


Bill to. facilitate the administration of Justice; From-the Lords, rxvi1. 532. Read; printed; 533. Second reading put off for two 
_ months, 538. . 


Bill to facilitate the administration of Justice [Vice Chancellor's Bill] ; From the Lords; read; printed; Lxvuitt. 36. Reported, with 
- Amendments ; again printed; 161. Report further considered, and Amendments agreed to, 198. Bill passed, with Amendments, 301. 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 323. Rk. a. 338. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2981-2985. . Addresses, 254, 635. . Courts of Justice. Misdemeanors. Wales. 


Justice, Courts of :—See Courts of Justice. 
J ustice General of Scotland :——Bill to regulate the office of Lord Justice General of Scotland; Ordered, uxxttr. 





272. Presented, 275. Printed, 279. Committee put off for three months, 352. Another Bill ordered, xxiv. 286. Pre- 
sented; printed; 291. Committed, 310.. Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, withdrawn ; Bill withdrawn; 470. 


+ | ustices in Eyre s——Bill to abolish the offices of Wardens, Chief Justices, and Justices in Eyre, north and south of Trent; 


Ordered, Lx x11. 237. Presented; printed; 247. R.A. 457. 


Justices of Assize :—See Courts, 64. 


Justices of the Peace: 


Bill to render Justices of the’ Peace more safe in the execution of their duty; From the Lords; read; printed; tvit1. 594. Reported, 
with Amendments, 608. Passed, with Amendments, 633. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 685. R. a. 690. 


Bill for repealing Acts 32 and 36 Geo. III. for the more effectual administration of the office of a Justice of the Peace in Middlesex and - 
Surrey and for making other provisions in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lv11. 481. Instruction for defraying the charge of additional salaries to 
the Justices of the Police offices, 497. _ Bill presented; printed; 503. R. a. 642. Bill to continue and amend said Act; Ordered,. 
Lx11.740. Presented, 779. R. A. 830. Bill for repealing said [two] Acts, and for making other provisions in lieu thereof; 
Ordered, LxviI. 357- Instruction for defraying the charge of salaries to Justices, 363. Bill presented; printed; 371. Lords Amend- 
ments agreed to, 457. R. A. 458. Bill for repealing said [last] Act, and for making other provisions in lieu thereof; Ordered, 
Lx1x.77.. Presented, 79. Printed, 88. Instruction for increasing the salaries of Police Magistrates, 95. Lords Amendment 
agreed to, 121. R. A. 121. 











- Bill to continue Act 54 Geo. III. for the more effectual administration of the office of a Justice of the Peace in and near the Metropolis [the 


last Act] and Act 54 Geo. III. for the prevention of depredations on the river Thames; Ordered, Lxxv. 368. Presented, 372. 
R. A. 455+ 


Bill to render Justices of the Peace, &amp;c. in Ireland more safe in the execution of their office; Ordered, Lv111. 602. Presented, 606. 
R. A. 690. 


Bill for the more effectual administration of the office of a Justice of the Peace in Dublin; Ordered, rx. 321. Presented, 326. Com- 
mitted, 336. Considered; reported; day appointed for further considering Report, and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 365. Further 
consideration of Report put off for a month, 455. 


Bill for the more effectual administration of the office of a Justice of the Peace, and for the more effectual prevention of felonies within the 
district of Dublin Metropolis ; Ordered; presented; printed; Lx111.202. Again printed, 229. Re-committed, 283. Rr. a. 476. 
Bill to provide for the better execution of the law in Ireland by appointing superintending Magistrates and additional Constables in counties ; 

Ordered, Lx1x.377. Presented; printed; 387. Re-committed, 434. Instruction for providing salaries for Magistrates, Clerks and 
Constables, 440. Rk. A. 499. Bill to amend said Act; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxx.2¢. R. a. 65. Bill to 
amend said last Act; Ordered, rxx11. 152. Order of leave for Bill read; Act 55 Geo. IlI.c. 13, read; instruction to amend Act; 

Bill presented; printed; 170. R. A. 217. 








Bill to enable Justices of the Peace in Ireland to act as such in certain cases out of the limits of the counties in which they actually are; to 
make provision for the execution of warrants of distress granted by them, and to authorize them to impose fines upon Constables and 
other officers for neglect of duty, and on masters for ill usage of their apprentices; Ordered, Lxx1v. 433. Presented ; printed; 472. 
R. A. 631. 


Kent; Petition for Bill for giving the Justices of the Peace for that county, concurrent jurisdiction with the Mayor and Jurats of Dover; 
Referred, 1x11. 186. Bill ordered, 295. Presented, 302. Not proceeded in. 


Manchester .and Salford; Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for the more effectual administration of the office of a Justice of 
the Peace within Manchester and Salford, and to provide competent salaries to certain Justices of the Peace, &amp;c.; Referred, uxv11t. 
399. Leave given; Petition presented; referred; 406. Bill ordered, 411. Presented, 414. R.A. 588. 

Norfolk ; Petition for leave to present a Petition for.a Bill for vesting in the Justices of the Peace for that county, the Castle of Norwich 
and certain land adjacent, for the use of the county; Leave given; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition presented, and referred ; 
LXI. 343. Reported; Report referred toa Committee of the Whole House; 388. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 396. 
Presented, 404. Committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 414. Considered, 446. King’s consent signified, 475. R. a. 529. 


See Addresses, 2'72. Cinque Ports. Committees, 698. 894-899. 1580. County Rates, 1. County Records, 
Customs, 15. 17. Debtors, 11. Fines. King, 87. 97. Magistrates. Servants, 3. Sessions. 
Thames River. Tithes, 3. 








KEATS, Rear Admiral :—-see House, 119. 


Keelmen :—see Tyne Keelmen. 


Keith ’ Admiral Lord :——See House, 125. Supply, 3650. 


Keith, Dr. G. S. :—See Supply, 1032. 


Keith, Jobin :—see Petitions, 246. 

Kemmis, Major General James :—see House, 145. 

Kemp, Law :—see Petitions, 148. 

Kempt. Major General Sir James, xk. c. B. :—See House, 114, 145. 


Kent, Duke and Dutchess of :——See Accounts and Papers, 4351. Addresses, 38. 53. 501. Committees, ‘786. 
King, 27. ; 


Lotteries, 8, Messages, 88. 115. Supply, 1304. 
Kent, 





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Kent, Edward :——See Accounts and Papers, 2986-7. 
Kerry Bonds :—sSee Supply, 5414. 
Kier, Major General Sir William Gratit :—see Houe, 122. 


Kilmainham Gaol :—see Accounts and Papers, 2988. 4128. Addresses, 255. 


Kilmainham Hospital: Bills relative to Kilmainham Hospital : 


"1. For empowering the Commissioners to make rules and regulations for the payment of pensions to soldiers on the Establishment ; Ordered, 
Lx11. 260. Another Bill ordered, 589. Presented, 606. R. a. 729. 


2. — Torender valid the payment of certain pensions at the Hospital, &amp;c.; Ordered; presented; Lxvitt. 186. rR. a. 668, 
For the relief out-pensioners of that Hospital; Ordered; presented; Lxx. 416. R.A. 457- 
To authorize the Governors to take away the pensions of pensioners guilty of fraud, &amp;c.; Ordered; presented; LxXx111, 93. R. a. 188. 


See Accounts and Papers, 210, 211. 380. 789. 3399. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Kilwarden, Lord :——See Accounts and Papers, 4159- 


Kilwarden 9 Viscountess :——Bill for settling an annuity (£. 1,200.) on the Viscountess Kilwarden, and on the Family of 
the late Arthur Lord Viscount Kilwarden ; Ordered, 11x.371. Presented 376. R.A. 417. See Committees, 773. Messages, 54. 





King. 


I. Bills relative to His Majesty or the Royal Family; 1—36. 
1.—Royal Person and Civil List Bills ; 1—9. 


2.— Estate Bills of the King or Queen personally ; 
10—14. 


II. His Majesty, or The Prince Regent, gives the Royal Assent 
to Bills; 37, 38. 

III. His Majesty’s Consent to Bills signified ; 39. 

IV. His Majesty’s Recommendation signified; 41—149. 


1.—To various matters other than matters relative to the Committee of Supply; 41—114. 
2.—To various matters relative to the Committee of Supply ; 115—149. 


V. His Majesty’s, or The Prince Regent’s Pleasure signified to 
the House; 151—155. 
VI. His Majesty’s, or The Prince Regent’s Approbation signified 
to the House; 156. 
VII. His Majesty’s [ King George the Third’s| Illness; 15T—161. 
VIII. Incidental Proceedings relative to The King, or The Prince 
Regent ; 162—179. 


IX. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived relative to the 


King, or The Prince Regent, or to Crown Property; 
173—179. 3 | 





3.—Annuities to the Royal Family; 15—27. 
4.—Crown Estate Bills; 28—36. 








I. Bills relative to His Majesty, or the Royal Family : 
(1.)\—Royal Person and Civil List Bills : 


1. .-To amend the Civil List Act of Ireland; Ordered, 1x. 365. Presented; printed; 366. R.A. 452. 


2. To provide for the administration of the Royal Authority, and for the care of His Majesty’s Royal Person during his illness; Ordered ; 
presented; printed; Lxvr. 36. Resolutions respecting the appointment of The Prince of Wales to be Regent referred to the 
Committee, 37. Bill again printed, 38. ‘Re-committed with respect to Clauses offered; Report respecting the privy purse, referred; 40. 


Petition from Lewes, to lie on the Table, 42. Lords Amendments agreed to, 63. Rr. a. 81. ———— To alter and amend said Act; 
From the Lords; read; printed; LXXIII. 394. R.A. 417. 


3. For making provision for the better support and arrangement of His Majesty’s household, and for the care of His Majesty’s real and 
personal property during the continuaace of His Majesty's indisposition; Ordered, Lxvit. 33. Instructions to make provision to 
amend Act 51 Geo. III. c.1, to provide for the administration of the Royal Authority, and for the care of His Majesty’s Royal Person 
during the continuance of His Majesty’s illness ; and also to amend Act 44 Geo. III. ¢.80, for the better support of His Majesty's 
household, and of the honour and dignity of the Crown of the United Kingdom ; Bill presented; printed; 42. Instruction to ‘divide 
the Bill into two; Report respecting the payments out of the privy purse, referred ; Bill considered; Mr. Adam, Chancellor to the 
Prince of Wales, signified His Royal Highness’s intention to transfer the sum of £. 50,000. of his exchequer income to the Civil List ; 
Bill further considered ; Report that the Comntittee had divided the Bill into two; 82. See tnfra, 4, 5. 


4. For 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 75 





€22, KIN G—~continued. 








I. Bills relative to His Majesty or the Royal Family—continued. 


10. 


11. 


12. 


13. 


14. 


16. 


17, 


18, 


19. 


21. 
22. 


23. 


24. 


25. 


26. 
27. 


28. 


29. 


31. 


32. 


33. 





(1.)—Royal Person and Civil List Bills—continued. 


For making provision for the better support of His Majesty’s household; Considered, Lxv11.82. R.A. 107. ———-—To amend said Act; 
Ordered, Lxx. 38. Presented; printed ; 62. R. a. 184. iS a 


For the regulation of His Majesty’s household; Considered, Lxvi1. 82. Further considered, 84. R.A. 107. 


For the better regulation of the Civil List ; Ordered, Lx x1. 330. Presented ; printed ; 340. Instruction respecting the Royal F amily, 375- 
Bill re-committed ; again printed; 383. Regent's consent signified, 404. R. a. 489. 


To provide for the care of His Majesty's Royal Person during the continuance of His Majesty’s illness; From the Lords, txxrv. 47. 
Read; printed; 53. R.A. 123. 


For the further regulation of His Majesty’s Household, and the care of His Royal Person, during the continuance of His Majesty's 
indisposition ; Ordered, Lxx1v. 165. Presented; printed; 174. Again printed, 237. RK. a. 316. 


For the support of His Majesty’s [King George the Fourth’s] household, and the honour and dignity of the Crown of the United Kingdom ; 
Ordered, uxxv. 164. Presented; printed; 175. -Lords Amendment agreed to, 251. R. a. 278. 


(2.)\—Estate Balls of the King or Queen personally : 


To enable His Majesty to grant the inheritance of certain Estates to the Duke of York and Albany ; Ordered, trx. 47. Presented, 58. 
R. A. 141. 


To enable His Majesty to settle Frogmore House upon Her Majesty for her life, and the lives of the Princesses, His Majesty's daughters ; 
Ordered, Lxi1. 716. Presented, 728. Rr. a. 830. 


Motion for Bill to explain and amend Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. concerning the disposition of certain real and persunal property of His 
Majesty, his Heirs and Successors, and also of the real and personal property of Her Majesty, and of the Queen Consort for the time 
being ; King’s recommendation signified; Bill ordered; Lx11. 735. Presented ; printed; 747. R. a. 804. 


To explain so much of Act 52 Geo. III. for the regulation of His Majesty’s household, &amp;c. as relates to the powers of the Commissioners 
for the management of his Majesty’s real and personal estate; Ordered, xviii. 22. Presented, 33. Printed, 45. Lords Amend- 
ment agreed to, 105. RB. A. 105. 


To explain and amend Acts 39 &amp; 40 and 47 Geo. III. concerning the disposition of certain real and personal property of His Majesty, 
his Heirs and Successors; Ordered, Lxxtv. 571. Presented; printed; 576. nn. a. 630. 


(3.)—Annuities to the Royal Family : 


To enable His Majesty to settle certain Annuities on the Dukes of Sussex and Cambridge; Ordered, tv11. 384. Presented, 389. 
R. A. 492. 


To enable His Majesty to settle an Annuity on the Prince of Wales ; Ordered, Lv111. 203. Instruction to make provision respecting the 
Dutchy of Cornwall, 212. Bill presented, 218. Rk. a. 286. 


To enable His Majesty to settle Annuities on certain branches of the Royal Family; Ordered, tx1. 505. Presented, 511. Instruction 
for granting a yearly sum of £.5,000, out of the Consolidated Fund for the Princess Sophia of Gloucester, 533. R. a. 567. To 
rectify mistake in said Act; Ordered, Lx11. 260. Presented, 265. R. A. 310. 


For settling on their Royal Highnesses the Princesses Augusta Sophia, Elizabeth, Mary, and Sophia an Annuity of £.36,000; Ordered, 
Lxvi1. 227. Presented, 244. Printed, 247. R.A. 351. 


For enabling His Majesty to settle Annuites upon certain branches of the Royal Family, in lieu of Annuities which have ceased upon the 
demise of his late Majesty ; Ordered, Lxxv.398. Presented, 415. R. a. 467. 





For enabling His Majesty to settle an Annuity on the Duchess of Brunswick; Ordered, Lx111. 319. Presented, 347. R. A. 391. 
For settling an Annuity upon Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, during her life; Ordered, Lx1x. 443. Presented; printed ; 
450. Re-committed, 486. R. a. 516. 


To enable His Majesty to make provision for the establishment of the Duke and Dutchess of Cumberland ; Ordered, xx. 446. Presented, 
449. Second reading put off for six months, 454. 


For better enabling His Majesty to make provision for the establishment of the Princess Charlotte of Wales; Ordered, Lx x1, 221. 
Presented, 273. R. A. 290. 

Te enable His Majesty to make further provision for the Duke of Cambridge, and to settle an Annuity on the Princess of Hesse; Ordered, 
LXXII1. 258. Presented, 269. Rx. a. 326. 

For enabling His Majesty to settle an Annuity on the Dutchess of Cumberland; Ordered, Lxx111. 258. Presented, 269. x. a. 326. 


For enabling His Majesty to make further provision for the Duke of Kent, and to settle an Annuity on the Princess of Lieningen ; Ordered, 
LX XI11. 352. Presented, 360. R. A. 402. 


Pensions to King’s Servants :—See Supply, 5343- 


(4.)—Crown Estate Bills : 


For the more speedy and effectual recovery of debts due to His Majesty, his Heirs, and Successors; Ordered, tv1. 476. Presented; 
printed; 522. Lords Amendments agreed to, 657. R. a. 664. 


For vesting the capital messuage, with the appurtenances, situate in Keven Street, in the City of Dublin, called “ The Palace of the 
Archbishop of Dublin, at. St. Sepulchre’s,” in His Majesty, his Heirs and Successors, &amp;c.; Ordered, L1x. 252. Presented, 258. 
R. A. 372. See Estates, 199. 


Sandhurst ; Motion for Bill for vesting in His Majesty certain lands, formerly part of the wastes of the manor of Sandhurst; Regent's 
recommendation signified; Bill ordered, Lxvi1. 82. Presented; printed; 156. Petition of proprietors and occupiers of lands in 
Sandhurst against, 196. Bill re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 334. Lords Amendments agreed to, 520. R. A. 523. 


Motion for Bill to vest in His Majesty part of the ground now belonging to the Society of King’s Inn, Dublin, for erecting thereon 
a repository for puvlic records in Ireland ; Regent’s recommendation signified ; Bill ordered ; presented ; Lx1x. 267. R. a. 496. 


Motion fur Bill to enable the Commissioners of His Majesty's woods to contract for the purchase and surrender of Crown Leases, and to 
sell His Majesty’s interest in the Thornhill Estate ; Regent's consent signified ; Bill ordered; Lxx. 244. Presented, 250. R. a. 296. 


For better regulating the offices of Receivers of Crown Rents; Ordered, Lxx1. 56. Presented; printed; 58. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 278. R.A. 290. 


St. Columb Major; Motion for Bill for vesting certain lands in the parish of St. Columb Major, Cornwall, in His Majesty; Regent's 
consent signified; Bill ordered; Lxx11. 320. Presented, 330. Printed, 336. Committed to a Select Committee, 359. Re-com- 
mitted to a Committee of the Whole House, 455. 2. 4. 475- 

Motion for Bill for ratifying an agreement between the Crown and the Duke of Portland, for the purchase of the impropriate rectory of 
St. Marylebone; Regent’s consent signified; Bill ordered; LXX1I.325. Presented; printed; 360. Committed to a Select Com- 
mittee, 384. Order for committal to Select Committee discharged ; Bill committed to a Committee of the Whole House; 395. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 467. R. a. 473. 


High Meadow Estate ; Motion for Bill for ratifying agreement between the Crown and Lord Viscount Gage, relative to High Meadow 
Estate ; Regent's consent signified ; Bill ordered; Lxx11. 352. Presented; printed; 360. Committed to a Select Committee, 384. 
Order for committal to Select Committee discharged; Bill committed to a Committee of the Whole House; 396. Read the Third 
time ; further proceedings upon the Third reading adjourned; 428. Resumed; Bill passed; 431. R.A. 473. 

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II. His Majesty, or The Prince Regent, gives the Royal Assent to Bills : 


37. Inperson; Lv1t.662.—Lvr11.693.--L1x. 443. [The Prince Regent in person.] LXvitt. 674.—-Lx1x. 521.—Lxx. 444.— . 426. 
—.xxiv. 639. [The King.] Lxxv. 278. . PAA Fae. 





38. By Commission; LVI. 31.—LVII. 40.—LVIII. 101.—LIX. §4.—LX. 38.—LXI. 31.—LXII. 140.—L xm. 126,—1x1v. 43.—Lxv. 106.— 
LXVI. 81.—LXVIII. 95.— LXVILII. 71. — LXIX, 78.—-LXX, 56. — LXAI. 74.— LX XII. 96.—LXXIII. 14.— Lxxtv. 123.—LXXV. 55, 
455, &amp;c. 


III. His Majesty's Consent to Bills, signified : 


39. For the consent of the Crown to Petitions or Motions for Bills; To Bills in various stages of their progress, and to Amendments to Bills, 
as affecting the property or prerogative of the Crown. See Bills, 8-25 ; also infra, 62. 74. 83. 88. 96. 98,99. 106.——— For an instance 
of the consent of the Prince Regent, as Duke of Cornwall.. See Lxxitt. 264. 


1V. His Majesty's Recommendation signified : 
(1.)—To various matters, other than matters relative to the Committee of 


Supply : 
41. Accounts, Public :—Motions for the House to resolve itself into Committees of the Whole House; To consider of granting salaries to such 
persons as shall be appointed Commissioners for the examination of the Accounts of the expenditure of Public Money in the West Indies ; 
LXI. 338. To consider of granting salaries to such persons as shall be appointed Commissioners under any Act to be passed in 
the same Session, for making provision for the more effectual examination of the Public Accounts of this kingdom; Lx1. 445. ——— 
To consider of salaries and allowances to be made to Commissioners appointed for auditing the Public Accounts of Ireland; Lxv11. 263. 


To consider of salaries and allowances to be made to Commissioners appointed for auditing the Military Accounts of Ireland ; 
LXVII. 263. 








42. Admiralty Courts :—The consideration of enabling His Majesty to grant to the Judges of the Vice Admiralty Courts in the Islands 
of Jamaica and Martinico, and at Halifax, in America, contingent annuities to take place on resignation; Lv1. 527. The consi- 
deration of proper salaries to be paid to Judges of Vice Admiralty Courts in the West Indies and America; Lv1. 569. Motions 
for the House to resolve itself into Committees; To consider of making provision for the salaries of the Judges of the Courts of Admiralty 
in Malta, &amp;c.; vii. 641. To consider of so much of Act 43 Geo. III. as relates to the salaries of the Judges of the Vice 
Admiralty Courts in Malta, &amp;c.; Lx. 193. To consider of a proper augmentation of the salaries of the Judge of the Court of 
Admiralty in Scotland, and of the Judges of the Commissary Court in Edinburgh; Lx1. 265.—&lt;——. Motion for an instruction to the 
Committee of the Whole House, appointed to consider of making provision for the salaries of the Judges of the Courts of Admiralty in 
Malta, &amp;c., to consider of granting to the Judges of Vice Admiralty Courts in Malta, &amp;c. contingent annuities to take place on 
resignation under certain regulations; Lv1t1. 647. 








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. Alnage Laws :—DMotion for referring to a Committee of the Whole House, Report from Select Committee on Petitions for repeal of 
the Alnage Laws; itxxrt. 418. 


44. 


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American Commissioners :—NMotion for appointing a Select Committee, to consider of the compensation to be granted to the 
Commissioners appointed under Act 43 Geo. III. c. 39; Lx1x. 458. 


or 


45. Appeals in Revenue Causes :—Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of granting additional salaries 


to the Commissioners of Appeals in Revenue Causes in Ireland; txvit. 369. 


46. Bankrupts :—NMotion for the House to resolve itself intoa Committee to consider of granting salaries to the Commissioners of Bankrupts, 
and for defraying the expense of purchasing or erecting a building for the meetings of the Commissioners; Lx x111. 398. 


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. Barristers :—Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee, to consider of means to enable the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to 
provide for payment of Barristers employed at special sessions in Ireiand; Lx1x. 451. 


48. 


Oo 


Bell Rock Lighthouse :——Motion for referring to the consideration of a Committee of the Whole House, the Report of 1st July 
1803, from the Select Committee appointed to consider of erecting a Lighthouse on the Bell or Cape Rock, on the Eastern Coast of 
Scotland; Lx. 451. 


49. Beresford, Jord :—The subject matter of a Resolution of a Committee of the Whole House, for granting an annual sum of £.2,000 to 
His Majesty, to be settled upon him; Lx1x. 343. 


— 


$1. Bogs in Ireland :—To make provision for defraying the expense of draining and cultivating Bogs in Ireland; ixv. 290. 


Bridges :—See infra, 85, 89. 


52, Cartwright, Doctor :—To make compensation to him for the great expense he hasincurred in the discovery and application of 
various mechanical inventions to the process of weaving; LXIV. 391. 


53. Certificates :—Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee, to consider of granting a salary to the Translator of Certificates ; 
Lx1x. 469. 


54. Chancellor, Lord (Ireland) :——Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee, to consider of an augmentation to the 
salary of the Lord High Chancellor of Ireland ; Lvit. 542. 


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on 


. Chancery, Court of :—Mbotions for the House to resolve into Committees ; To consider of making good the money to be expended in 
building the Vice Chancellor’s Court; Lxxv. 486. To consider of making compensation to the Accomptant General of the 
Court of Chancery in Ireland, and his Clerks; and alsoa further compensation to the Masters, Six Clerks, and other officers of the said 
Court; LXXIV. 501, 539. To consider of Acts, and of granting certain salaries and allowances to officers of the Court of Chancery 
in Ireland; Lxxv. 199. To consider of compensation to the Registrar and officers of the Court of Chancery in Ireland; uxxv. 
391. See infra, 88. 











56. Churches :—Motions for the House to resolve itself into Committees; To consider of making further provision for the building and 
rebuilding of Churches and Chapels in Ireland; Lxiv. 312. To consider of building and promoting the building of additional 
Churches in Scotland; Lxx111. 337. 





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. Collingwood, Vice Admiral Lord :—Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House, to take into 
consideration the circumstances of Lord Collingwood’s family ; Lx1. 82. 


58. Commercial Credit :—The subject matter of Resolutions of Committees of the Whole House ; On Report from Select Committee on 
the state of Commercial Credit; txv1. 166. On Papers shewing the proceedings of the Privy Council of Ireland on the 
representation made by the cotton and woollen manufacturers in that country to the Lord Lieutenant ; Lxv1. 204. 





59. Courts of J ustice in Scotland :—RMotion for an Instruction to Committee of the Whole House on the 27th Report relating 
to Courts of Justice, made on 26th June 1798, from Select Committee on Public Revenue and Expenditure, “ That they do consider of 

enabling His Majesty to grant unto the Lord President of the Court of Session, and others, contingent annuities on resignation ;” Lx111. 288. 

Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of making good any deficiency that may happen to a fee fund 
to be established for payment of salaries to the Clerks of Session, Depute Clerks of Session and Extractors of abridged forms of Extract 
iu 





GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








624 | KING—continued. 





IV. His Majesty’s Recommendation signified—continued. 


G1 


(1.)—To various matters other than matters relative to the Committce of 
Sup ly—continued. 

in Scotland; xv. 314. Motion for Instruction to the said Committee to consider of making compensation to the Clerks of 
Session, and to all other officers of that Court, for any loss they may sustain by new regulations to be adopted in that Court, &amp;c. ; 
“xv. 314. Motion for Instruction to the said Committee to consider of making compensation to persons who will suffer pecuniary 
loss by abolishing the inferior Commissary Courts in Scotland; Lxv. 314. — Motions for the House to resolve itself into 
Committees; To consider of making compensations to the Principal Clerks and Extractors of the Court of Sessions, and the present 
Collector of the Clerks Dues and his Deputes; Lxv. 340. To consider of making compensation to the Commissary Clerks and 
officers, &amp;c. of inferior Commissary Courts; txx. 218. To consider of Acts for the better regulation of the Court of Session in 
Scotland; Lx xv. 245. 





. Courts (Ireland) :—Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of making compensation to the persons 
whose interests may be affected by the passing of the Irish Courts Bill; Lvirt. 384. 














62. Court Houses :—Westminster Court House Bill; Motion for an Instruction to the Committee on the Bill to make provision for pur- 
chasing certain buildings, &amp;c.; L1x. 291. 

63. Curates :—Motions for the House to resolve itself into Committees to consider of affording temporary relief to Curates; tviit. 629.— 
LIX. 23. 

64. Distillation :—Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of defraying the expenses of a Police establishment 
for the suppression of illicit Distillation in Ireland; Lxxiv. 471. 

65. Docks, Harbours, &amp;c. :—Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of making compensation to the sugar 
coopers of London for any loss they may sustain by reason of the execution of any of the works mentioned in Act 39 Geo. III. for 
rendering more commodious and better regulating the Port of London, and by reason of the Bill, to alter and amend the said Act; 
LVII. 512. Motion for the House to resolve itself into Committee to consider of providing for the improvement of the 
Harbours of Donaghadee and Port Patrick, and rendering them fit stations for His Majesty’s packets ; Lxxv. 382. 

66. Dublin :—Motions for the House to resolve itself into Committees; To consider of empowering the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to direct 
the advancement of money for the improvement of Dublin; Lx. 308. ————— To consider so much of Act 45 Geo. III. as relates to 
empowering the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to direct the advancement of money for the improvement of Dublin; Lx1. 153. 

67. East India Com pany :——Motion for referring to a Committee of the Whole House Report of 11 May 1810, from the Select Committee 
on the present state of their aflairs; Lxv. 400. 

68. Education :—Motions for the House to resolve itself into Committees ; To consider of enabling His Majesty to advance a sum of money 
out of the Gonsolidated Fund, for the purposes of the Bill for appointing a Commission to inquire into the abuses in Charities connected 
with the Education of the Poor ; LX XIII. 330, ————-—- To consider of making provision for the salaries and allowances to officers to be 
appointed under the Bill to amend Act 58 Geo. III. for appointing Commissioners to inquire concerning Charities in England for the 
Education of the Poor; LX XIV. 515. 

69. Elections :—Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of making provision for defraying such expenses as may 
be incurred by the appointment of Commissioners and Clerks for executing certain matters relative to the trial of Controverted Elections 
in Ireland ; Lvit. 553- 

71. Exchequer Bills :—Motion for the House to resolve itself into Committee to consider of enabling His Majesty to anthorize the issue 
of Exchequer Bills, for the purposes of local and temporary relief, upon due security given ; LX X11. 205. 

72. Ferries :—Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider Act 53 Geo. III. c. 125, relating to the Ferries cross the 

Frith of Forth ; Lxix. 423. 

73. Fisheries :—Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of enabling the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to direct the 
issue of a sum of money for the encouragement of the Coast Fisheries in Ireland, &amp;c.; Lxxtv. 557. 

74. Forests :—Hainault Forest; Motion for Bill for vesting in His Majesty certain parts of Hainault Forest; Lx x111. 324. Parkhurst ; 
Motion for Bill for disafloresting the Forest of Parkhurst; Lxvit. 211. Sherwood Forest ; Motion for Bill for vesting in 
His Majesty certain lands in the Forest of Sherwood ; Lxx111. 324. ——— Windsor Forest; Motion for Bill for vesting in His Majesty 
certain parts of Windsor Forest, and for inclosing the same; LXvit1. 556. Motion for Bill to amend above Act; Lxx. 303. 

Forfeited Estates :—See infra, 103. 
Glasgow and Carlisle Road :—See infra, 101. 107. 
25. Glebe Houses :—NMotion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of enabling the Board of First Fruits in Ireland 


to make provision for the building of Glebe Houses ; tvitt. 640. 


Harbours :—See supra, 65. 


Howth Harbour :—Road from thence to Dublin. See infra, 107. 7 

76. Highland Roads and Bridges :——-Mution for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider so much of Act 54 Geo. III. 
c. 104, for maintaining and keeping in repair certain Roads and Bridges in Scotland as requires money to be annually paid by the 
Barons of the Exchequer in Scotland for the purposes of the Act ; LXXxIv. 550. 

77. Hill, Lord :—The subject-matter of a Resolution of a Committee of the Whole House for granting an annuai sun of £.2,000. to His 
Majesty to be settled upon him; Lx1x. 343. 

78. Infirmaries :—Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of authorizing the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to direct 
the payment of money out of the Consolidated Fund towards erecting public Infirmaries in Ireland ; Lx11. 696. 

79. Inspector of Prisons :——Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of empowering His Majesty to grant 


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a salary to an Inspector of Places of Confinement for felons and other offenders ; Lv11. 223. 


ae udges :—The consideration of providing accommodations for the Judges in cities and towns in Ireland in which assizes are held ; 
LVI. 550. Motions for the House to resolve itself into Committees,—To consider of a proper augmentation to the salaries of the 
Judges; Lxtv. 368.—Lxv. 241. To consider of Act 39 Geo. III. c. 110, for the augmentation of their salaries; Lxv111. 614. 
To consider Act of Parliament of Ireland 40 Geo. III. c. 69, for granting annuities to the Lord Chancellor and Judges of Ireland ; 
LXIX, 214,394. To consider Acts 48 Geo. III. c. 145, and 50 Geo. III. ¢. 31, relating to the salaries of the Judges in Scot- 
land; Lx1x. 376. . To consider of salaries and allowances to the Judges and officers of the Jury Court to be established in Scotland; 
LXX. 153. To consider of increasing the salaries of the Judges of the Commissary Court of Edinburgh ; LXx. 213. Motion for 
instruction to the above Committee to consider of making compensation to clerks or other officers for loss sustained by them by the 
abolition of fees ; Lx x. 277.————Motions for the House to resolve itself into Committees, —To consider of making an alteration in the 
pensions of the Judges in Indiv; Lxx.291. To consider of making provision for the salaries of the Judges of such Courts of Admiralty 
_ as may be established in the islands of Malta, Bermudas and the Bahamas; Lxx. 430. 





82. Juries: 


KIN G—continued. 625 


eee :00—0 Eee EE&gt;S&gt;S 


IV. His Majesty’s Recommendation signified—continued. 


(2.)\—To various matters, other than matters relative to the Committee of 


Supply—continued. 


2. Juries :—Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider so much of Act 55 Geo. III. c. 42, as regards the salaries 
to be paid to the Lord Chief Commissioner and Clerks of the Jury Court in Scotland; Lxx1v. 402. 


83. King :—Motion for Bill to explain and Amend Act concerning the disposition of certain real and personal property of His Majesty, &amp;c.; 
LXII. 735. —==—— Motion for Bill for vesting in His Majesty certain lands formerly part of the Wastes of the Manor of Sandhurst ; 
Lxvit. 82. 


Lagan Navigation :—See infra, 91. 
84. Light Houses :—Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of the Acts relating thereto; Lx1x. 404. 


25. Londond erry Brid ge :—Motion for referring the Report from the Select Committee on the Petition for the Londonderry Bridge Bill 
to a Committee of the Whole House; tx1x. 376. 


86. Lynedoch, Lord 3—The subject matter of a Resolution of Committee of the Whole House, for granting an annual sum of £. 2,000 to 
His Majesty, to be settled upon him; Lx1x. 314. 


87. Magistrates in Ireland :—NMotion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of empowering the Lord Lieutenant of 
Ireland to advance, out of the Consolidated Fund asum for salaries to Magistrates and Constables; Lx1x. 423. 


88. Master of the Rolls in Ireland :—Motion for Bill for better regulation of the office of Master of the Rolls in Ireland; tvs. 82. 
Motion for the House to resolve itself into Committees ; To consider Act 41 Geo. III. c. 25, for the better regulation of the office 
of Master of the Rolls in Ireland; uxx. 360. To consider Acts 41 Geo. III. c. 25, and 55 Geo. Ill. c. 114, for ditto; Lxx111. 404. 


To consider Act 55 Geo. III. c. 114, and also to consider of granting salaries to the Masters of the Court of Chancery, and compensation 
to other officers of the said Court, in lieu of fees; Lx xiv. 501. 





s9. Menai Bridge :——Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of the expense of erecting a Bridge over the 
Straits of Menai; txxiv. 481. 


90. Military Force :—NMotion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of making provision to enable the Lord Lieutenant 
of Ireland to raise volunteers for the additional Military Force to be raised in Ireland ; ivirr. 581. 


91. Navigations +——Motion for referring to a Committee of the Whole House the Report from the Select Committee on the Petition of the 
Company of Undertakers of the Lagan Navigation, for a Bill; 1x1x. 338. 


92. New Street Act :—NMotion for the House to resolve itself into Committee to consider of making good any deficiency that may arise in 


the Land Revenue of the Crown to discharge the principal and interest of any loans to be raised for carrying into execution the New Street 
Act, 53 Geo. III.; uxx11. 171. 


93. Nisi Prius Clerks :—Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of granting allowances to the Clerks of Nisi 
Prius or Judges Registrars in Ireland, in lieu of fees; Lxxv. 357. 


94. Palmer, Mr. :—NMotion for referring Reports made in former Sessions from Committees relative to him, to Committees of the Whole 


House ; Lx111. 256.———Motion for referring a Resolution of a Committee of the Whole House, respecting Mr. Palmer’s agreement, 
to a Committee of the Whole House; Ltxvit. 432. Motion for referring Resolution of 16 May 1808, respecting Mr. Palmer’s 
agreement for the reform of the Post Office, to a Committee of the Whole House ; Lxviit. 504. ———— Motion for considering his 
services in augmenting the revenue of the Post Office; txv111. 645. 





95. Parsonage Houses :—NMotion for Bill to explain and amend Act 43 Geo. III. c. 108, to promote the building of Churches and Chapels, 


and of Houses for the residence of Ministers, &amp;c.; Lxv1. 205. 
Pensions :—Motion for Bill to limit the amount of Pensions to be granted out of the Civil List of Scotland; txv. 422. 


Police :—Motions for the House to resolve itself into Committees; To consider of making provision for defraying the expenses of the 
Public Offices in Middlesex and Surrey; tv11. 481. To consider of defraying expenses of the Police Offices in Middlesex and 
Surrey; LXvI. 357. To consider of increasing the salaries of Police Magistrates; Lx1x. 89. To consider of making provision for 
defraying the expenses of the Thames Police Office; Lx1x. 473. 


98. Post Office :—Motion for Bill to amend several Acts to enable the Postmaster General of Ireland to purchase premises for the enlarge- 
ment of the General Post Office in Dublin; tx1x. 267. Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of 
defraying the expense of erecting a new General Post Office in the city of London; Lx1x. 436. See supra, 94. 





99. Records :—Motion for Bill to vest in His Majesty part of the ground now belonging to the society of King’s Inn, Dublin, for erecting 
thereon a Repository of Public Records in Ireland; Lx1x. 267.—&lt;—— Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to 
consider of granting a salary to the Keeper of Records of the Court of Sessions in Scotland, &amp;c.; Lxx, 218. 


Revenue Causes :—See supra, 45. 


101. Road from Glasgow to Carlisle :— Motion for referring to a Committee of the Whole House the Report from the Select Com- 
mittee on the Petition for Bill for improving the same; Lx x1. 436. 


102. Roads (Ireland) :——Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of enabling the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to 


advance Money out of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland, on credit of Grand Jury Presentments, for making Post Roads, and Motion 
for an Instruction to said Committee to raise money by debentures, to form new lines of Road; Ux. 201. 


Rolls, Master of, in Ireland :—See supra, 88. 


103. Scotland, (Forfeited Estates) :—Such appropriation of the money arisen from Forfeited Estates in Scotland, for improvements 
in Scotland, as the House shall think proper; Lx1. 477. 


Thames Police Office :—See supra, 97. 


105, Titles :—The contents of a Resolution reported from a Committee of the Whole House, That provision be made for quieting possession 
and confirming defective Titles in Ireland, &amp;c.; ix111. 189. . 


106. Tower of London :—Motion for Bill to enable His Majesty to grant a piece of ground within the Tower of London, for an additional 
burial ground ; LXvVI, 421. 


107. Turnpike Roads :—For referring to Committee of the Whole House Reports from Select Committee on Petitions,—For Bills for 
improving the Road from Howth harbour to Dublin; 1xx1.227. From Glasgow to Carlisle, 1x x1. 436. ' 


108. Vincent, St. Earl of :—That the pension which stands limited to the two next succeeding heirs male of his body should be extended to 
the two next persons to whom the title of Viscount St. Vincent is limited; 1x1. 62. 


109. Wales, Princess of :—To make such additional allowance to the Princess of Wales as the House may think expedient ; Lx1x. 420. 


111. Wellington, 
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626 





KIN G—continued. ; 





IV. His Majesty's Recommendation signified—continued. 


(1.)\—To various matters, other than matters relative to the Committee of 


Supply—continued. 


111. Wellington, Duke of :—NMotion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider further of the Prince Regent’s Message 


for granting an annuity to him; Lx1x. 477. 


112. Westminster, Dean and Chapter of :— Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of securing the 


payment to them of the rents received on leases to the Surveyor General of the Land Revenues ; Lxv. 449. 


Westminster Court House :—See supra, 62. 


113. Wine :—Motion for an Instruction to the Committee of the Whole House on the prisage of Wine, relative to the purchase of certain 


properties in the duties of prisage and butlerage of Wines; Lvi11. 665.————— The purport of a Resolution of: a Committee of the 
Whole House relative to the duties of prisage and butlerage of Wines in Ireland; Lxvi. 340. 


114. Writs :—Motion for referring to a Committee of the Whole House the Return of Fees received by the Messenger of the Court of Chancery 


upon the delivery of Election Writs, from 1801, exclusive of all payments from the Hanaper office; LxviII. 533. 


(2.)\—To various Matters relative to the Committee of Supply : 


115. A rdglass Harbour :—Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply Report of 24th March 1809 from the Select Committee on 


the Petition of William Ogilvy; txv. 197. 


116. Barrack Master of Marines :—NMotion for referring to the Committee of Supply Report from the Select Committee on the Copy 


of the Memorial for compensation from the Barrack Master of Marines, and the opinion of the Law Officers thereupon ; Lxx. 389. 


117. Boyd, General :—Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply Report of 5th June 1818 from the Select Committee, on the 


Petition of General Boyd, respecting his claim to compensation for the loss of a cargo of salt-petre; LXxIv. 584. 


Cartwright, Doctor :—See supra, 5. 


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fos) 


. Edinburgh Uni versity :—Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply the Report of 25th May 1815 from the Select Com- 


mittee, on the Petition of the Lord Provost, &amp;c. of Edinburgh, for public aid towards re-building same; Lx x1. 469. 


119. Elgi n Marbles :—Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply estimate of expense for a temporary building for reception of the 


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Elgin Marbles; 1x x1. 466. 


. Fees (Ireland) :——Motions for instructions to the Committee of Supply, that they do consider of some allowance to be made to the 


Commissioners appointed to inquire into the fees, gratuities, perquisites, and emoluments received in certain Public Offices in Ireland ; 
LX11. 682.—LXIV. 250.—LXV. 432.—LXVII. 428.—LXVIII. 596.—LXxIx. 382. 


122. First Fruits in Ireland : —Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply papers presented to the House relating to the Board of 


First Fruits in Ireland; txv. 463. 


Greathead, Henry :—See infra, 128. 


123. Highland Society :—Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply Report of the Barons of Exchequer in Scotland on Memorial 


of the Highland Society, praying a renewal of the grant of £.800. accorded to them in 1806; Lxx1. 465. 


124. Hol yhead Road :—Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply Report from Select Committee on the state of the Roads from 


Holyhead to London ; Lxx. 389. 


125. Holyhead Harbour :—Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply Report from Select Committee on several papers and 


‘plans presented 20 May 1816 relative to Holyhead Harbour; Lx x1. 469. 


126. King’ s Bench Prison :—Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply estimate of repairs necessary to be done to the Prison in 


1816; Lxxr. 469. 


127. Land Tax :—Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply the Report of the Commissioners for the sale and redemption of the 


Land ‘Tax on church and corporation estates, dated 3 May 1810; Lxv. 445. 


128. Life Boats :—Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply Report of 13th of June 1811 from the Seleet Committee, on the 


Petition of Henry Greathead; LXxvit. 327. 


129. Lunatics :—Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply copy of letter from Mr. Becket, dated 24th April 1816, cocking copies of 


131. Mar 


correspondence relative to the erection of an asylum for the reception of criminal Lunatics; Lx x1. 469. 


ret’s, Saint, Church, Westminster :—NMotion for referring to the Committee of Supply Report of Select Committee 
on Petition of Vestry of the parish for a grant of money for repairing the church; LXIx. 51. ' 


132. Military Inquiry :—Motion for an instruction tu the Committee of Supply to consider of some allowance to the Commissioners of 


Military Inquiry ; LXx1. 513. _ 


133. Militia Estimates :—(Great Britain); To make provision for defraying the charge of pay and clothing, the expense of 





allowances to Subaltern Officers, and the expense of allowances to Adjutants, &amp;c. ; For 1801 ; LVI. 312. For 1802 ; Lv11. 359.—— 
For 1803 ; LV‘II. 330. For 1804; L1x. 206. For 1805; Lx. 315.——For 1806 ; Lx1.93.——For 1807; Lx11. 339, 699._—— 
For 1808 ; Lximr. 252.——For 1809; Lxiv. 111. For 1810; LXxv. 401. For 1811; txvi. 376. For 1812; uxvit. 361. 
For 1813; uxvitt. 376. [For 1814, 1815, and 1816, no recommendation was necessary, the Militia Estimates not having been 
prepared by a Committee in those years.) For 1817 (Great Britain and Ireland); Lxx11. 411.——For 1818; Lxx111. 352. For 
1819; LXXIV.555- For 1820; Lxxv.380.—&lt;—To make provision for defraying expense of allowances, &amp;c. of Militia in Ireland ; 
For 1802 ; Lv11. 463, 553, 597- For 1803 ; LV1II. 44, 261, 330, 493. For 1804; L1x. 198, 206. For 1805 ; Lx. 315. 
For 1806 ; Lx1.93- For 1807 ; Lx11. 339, 699- For 1808 ; Lx111. 252.——For 1809; LxIv. 112. For 1810; LXxXv. 401. 
For 1811; Lxvi. 376. For 1812; Lxvil. 361. For 1813 ; Lxvi11.377. [Note, After the Royal recommendation, the 
Reports from the Committees on Militia Estimates are referred to the Committee of Supply.) 
























































134. Miscellaneous Services in Ireland :—To make provision for defraying the charge of certain Miscellaneous Services in Ireland ; 
Lvi1. 52. [Note, These estimates were, immediately after the recommendation, referred to the Committee of Supply-] 


135. Naples :—-Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply copy of letter from the Secretary to the Admiralty, with the Report of the 
Commissioners of the Navy, on application for remuneration for the captured property at Naples by the squadron under the command 
of Captain Campbell; tx xr. 469. 


isc. Naval Inquiry :—NMotion for an instruction to the Committee of Supply to consider of a proper recompense to be made to the Cm- 
missioners of Naval Inquiry; uxt. 513. 





137. siilipeniens: : 


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IV. His Majesty's Recommendation signified—continued. 
(2.)—To various Matters relative to the Committee of Supply—continued. 


187. Navigations :——Motions for Instructions to the Committee of Supply to consider of some allowance to be made to the Commissioners 
appointed to inquire into the claims of the creditors of the late Royal Canal Company in Ireland ; uxvuit. 596. — Lx1x, 382.— 
LxxX. 400. 


138. Nav y :— Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply the memorial of Lord Keith on behalf of the Navy co-operating with the Army 
under the Duke of Wellington, on the coast of Spain and France, praying share of prize money; Lxx1. 469. 


139. Nelson, Earl of :—NMotion for referring to the Committee of Supply Report of proceedings of Trustees appointed under Act 
46 Geo. IiI. for settling an annuity on Eurl Nelson; txx. 281. 


141. New Forest Commissioners :—Motion for an Instruction to the Committee of Supply to consider of some allowance to be made 
to them; LXIv. 391. : 


142. New Street :—Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply Act 53 Geo. III. c. 121, for making a more convenient Com- 
munication from Mary-le-bone Park to Charing Cross; Lx xv. 340. 


143. Penitentiary :—Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply copy of Letter from the Secretary to the Penitentiary on Milbank, 
dated 17 May 1816, inclosing abstract of estimate of money required for the service of the Establishment for one year ending 24 June 
1817 ; and estimate of sum for defraying the expense of building the Penitentiary, and providing furniture; Lx x1. 469. 


144. Provisions :—The subject matter of the Fourth Report from the Select Committee on the high price of Provisions, recommending 


a temporary advance of public money to places in situations of extreme and peculiar distress; Lv1.251.—[Note, After the Royal 
Recommendation, the Report was referred to the Committee of Supply.} 


145. Refuge for the Destitute :—Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply copy of a Letter from Lord Sidmouth to the Lords 
of the Treasury, enclosing a memorial from the society for the Refuge of the Destitute, requesting pecuniary aid; Lx1x. 159. 


146. Rotterdam Church :—NMetion for referring to the Committee of Supply Petition from English inhabitants of Rotterdam, for aid to 
repair the Episcopal Church there, dated July 1814, presented to the Treasury; Lxx. 172. 


147. Westminster, High Bailiff of :—Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply the Report of 30 June 1814, on the Petition 
of Arthur Morris, High Bailiff of Westminster; Lx x11. 187. 


148. Westminster Improvements :—Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply Report made 31 May 1810, from Select Com- 
mittee on Westminster Improvements ; Lx xt. 469. 


149. Whitfield, Mrs. :—Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply Report made 11 July 1814, from Select Committee, on her 
Petition; Lxx. 423. See Petitions, 594-768. 


V. His Majesty’s or the Prince Regent's Pleasure signified to the House : 


151. By the Lord Chancellor, as one of the Lords Commissioners appointed to open a new Parliament, That the House of Commons should 
proceed to the choice of a Speaker, and present him for His Majesty’s Royal approbation at a particular time ; (In 1801); xvi. 6. 


(In 1802); Lvi11. 8.——(In 1806); txu. 4.——(In 1807); Lxut. 559.——({In 1812); LXVIII. 4. (By the Lord President of 
the Council in 1819); Lxxiv. 8.——(By the Lord Chancellor in 1820); Lxxv. 108. 








152. By a Member, That his Majesty (or the Prince Regent) gives leave to the House to proceed to the choice of a new Speaker, and that the 
House should present their Speaker for Royal approbation at a particular time; Lv1. 33.—LVII. 92.—LX XII. 306. 


153. By Messages from the Lords, That His Majesty (or the Prince Regent) had appointed certain times to be attended with Addresses of 
both Houses; LX1.519.—LXXI. 518.—Lxx1I. 6. 


154. By a Member, That His Majesty (or the Prince Regent) would be attended by the House (with Addresses) at certain times; Lv1. 18. 
LVII. 8, 13.—LVIII. 20, 202, 449.—LIX. 10.—Lx. 8, 55, 208.—LXI. 11.—LXVIII. 14.—LXIX. 10, 412.—Lxx. 8.—LXxII. 17, 
480.-—LX XV. 9, 119. By a Member, That the House should adjourn to a particular day; LxX1x. 132. 





155. By the Lord Chancellor (the King or Prince Regent being present in the House of Peers) That Parlianient should be prorogued ; :vir. 663. 
—LVII1. 694.—LIX. 444.—LXX. 475.—LXXI. 529.—LxxIv. 639, That Parliament should be dissolved ; Lx x111, 427. 





VI. His Majesty’s or the Prince Regent’s Approbation signified to the House: 


156. By the Lord Chancellor as one of the Lords Commissioners ; His Majesty’s approbation of Mr. Speaker elect ; v1. 6, 33.—Lv11. 92.— 
LVIII. 8.—LXII. 4, §59-—LX VII. 4.—LXX11. 307. (By the Lord President); Lxxiv.8. (By the Lord Chancellor); tx xv. 108. 


VII. His Majesty’s [King George the Third’s] Mlness : 


157. (1 November 1810.) The Parliament having been upon 21 August last prorogued to this day, a great number of Members assembled in 
the House, and it being understuod that in consequence of His Majesty’s Indisposition no Message was to be expected from His Majesty's 
Commissioners for further proroguing the Parliament, no Commission having been issued for that purpose ; Mr. Speaker, before four 
o'clock, took the chair, and it appearing that there were forty Members and upwards then present, Mr. Speaker proceeded to acquaint 
the House ofa Writ he had issued in the recess ; Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer acquainted the House that the state of His Majesty's 
health is such as for the present made it impossible for the Lord Chancellor to obtain His Majesty’s signature to a Commission for the 
further proroguing the Parliament, according to the Order of His Majesty in Council on 17 October last, and that under these circum- 
stances he should propose to the House, that at their rising this day they should adjourn to this day fortnight, and also that on that 
day the House should be called over; Resolution, That the House at rising will adjourn to this day fortnight, 15 November ; Order 
that the House be then called over ; Order that Mr. Speaker do write circular letters to the Sheriffs of the several countries of Great 
Britain and Ireland, the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports and the Steward of the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, requiring the attendance _ 
of Members upon this day fortnight [ Copy of the letters here entered in the Journal], and then the House adjourned till this day fort- 
night, the 15 Nevember; Lxvi.3. (15 November.) Several Members took the oaths ; Speaker ordered to issue his warrant for a new 
Writ, in the room of a Member deceased ; Motion that the House at rising will adjourn for a fortnight ; resolved in the affirmative, after 
a division; Order of the Day for the call of the House read ; call adjourned till this day fortnight ; and then the House adjourned till 
this day fortnight, 29 November; 3, 4. (29 November.) Several Members took the oaths; Speaker ordered to issue his warrants for 
new Writs in the room of a Member called up to the House of Peers, and in the room of a Member who had accepted the Chiltern 
Hundreds; Mr. Secretary Ryder informed the House, that it still being impossible for His Majesty personally to attend to’ any public 
business, the Privy Council had thought it their duty to call before them His Majesty’s physicians, and examine them upon oath con- 
cerning the state of His Majesty's health, a copy of which examination he proposed to deliver in at the Table; Order, nem. con. that 
the said paper be delivered in at the Table ; Paper delivered in, and read [entered in the Journal]; 4. _ Paper to lie on the Table, 5. 
Motion, that the House at rising will adjourn till this day fortnight, 13 December next ; resolved in the affirmative, after a division ; 
Motion, that the House having been informed that His Majesty’s physicians have declared that the state of His Majesty's health is 
such as to render him incapable of coming in person to His Parliament, or of attending to any kind of public business, and that no limi- 
tation can be placed to the duration of that state, is of opinion that it is the indispensable duty of the House to appoint a Committee to 

inquire 

GEN, INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 











KIN G—continued. 


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VII.His Majesty's [King George the Third s] I\lness—continued. 


inquire into and report the causes which disable His Majesty from meeting His Parliament, or executing His regal functions, and the 

_ probable duration of them, negatived upon division ; call of the House adjourned till this day fortnight, 13 December; copy of the exami- 
nation of His Majesty’s physicians to be printed ; and then the House adjourned till this day fortnight, 13 December; 6. (13 December.) 
Several Members took the oaths ; Mr. Speaker ordered to issue his warrant for a new Writ, in the room of a Member who had accepted 
an office in Ireland ; Select Committee appointed to examine the physicians who have attended His Majesty during His illness touching 
the state of His Majesty’s health. (See Committees, 1571.) Call of the House adjourned, and the House adjourned to Monday 
17 December; 6. (17 December.) Report from the Committee [entered]; 6. To beprinted,20. Committee of the Whole House 
appointed to take into consideration the state of the nation. (See Committees, 815.) Call deferred; House adjourned till 20 December ; 
20. (29 Dedember.) House called over; tobe again called over, 31 December; 20. (21 December.) Resolutions reported from the 
Committé on the state of the nation ; to be communicated to the Lords at a conference; 21. See Conferences, 3- 


159. Motion for appointing a Committee to inspect the Lords Journals with relation to any proceedings in the present Session touching His 
Majesty’s Illness, so far as relates to the state of His Majesty’s health in 1804; Negatived, Lxv1. 117. 


160. Motion for the House to resolve itselfinto a Committee of the Whole House, to take into consideration the state of the nation, as far as 
regards His Majesty’s health; Negatived, Lxv1. 404. 


161. Select Committee appointed to examine the physicians who have attended His Majesty, touching the state of His Majesty’s health, since 
the examination of His Majesty's physicians before the Committee in the last Session; txvit. 16. See Committees, 15°72. 


See Committees, 815, 816. 1571, 2. Conferences, 3. 11. 


VIII. Incidental Proceedings relative to the King, or the Prince Regent : 


162. The King confirms all the rights and privileges of the Commons, particularly that their persons, estates and servants may be free from 
arrest, &amp;c. as claimed by the Speaker at the beginning of the first Parliament of the United Kingdom; tv1.7. At the beginning of 
other new Parliaments ; Lv111. 8.— Lx. 4, §60.—LXVIII. 4.—LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 109. 


163. His Majesty’s proclamations concerning the First Parliament of the United Kingdom; tv1.2. Concerning the Royal stile and titles, 
the ensigns armorial, flags and banners of the United Kingdom; Lv1. 3. 


164. Demise of the Crown by the death of King George III. and recognition of the Accession of George 1V.; xxv. 86,89. His Majesty’s 
declaration thereupon ; Lxxv. 87. 


165. The Prince Regent’s Intention signified of transferring the sum of £. 50,000. of His Exchequer income to the Civil List; txv11. 82. 
166. The Prince Regent in person dissolves the Parliament ; Lx x111. 427. 


167. Resolutions to be laid before the King, and Address thereupon; Lx1i11. 198. See Resolutions, 1-4. 

168. Motion for an Address for copy of Treasury Minutes respecting the private property of his late Majesty (King George III.); Withdrawn, 
LXXV. 397- 

169. Part of the King’s and Prince Regent’s speeches of former Sessions read ; Lxvii1.13. Part of the Lords Commissioners speech of former 
Sessions read ; LX VIII. 13. See Speeches, 77-83. 


171. The Prince Regent's recommendation not being signified to a Motion for granting compensation, Mr. Speaker declines putting the 
Question; LIx. 335. 


172. Petition of John Bedingfield, Esq. stating his services in defending His Majesty, on the 41 October 1795, against the attack of a mob; 
LxxIv. 606. 


IX. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived, relative to the King, or the 
Prince Regent, or to Crown Property : 


173. That the House having been informed that the state of His Majesty’s health is such as to render him incapable of attending to public 
business, is of opinion that it is the indispensable duty of the House to appoint a Committee to inquire into the causes which disable 
him from executing the Royal functions; Lxvr. 6. 


175. That a Committee be appointed to inspect the Lords Journals with relation to any proceedings in the present Session touching His 
Majesty’s Illness so far as relates to the state of His Majesty’s health in 1804; Lxvi. 117. 


176. That a Committee be appointed to consider of the State of the Nation, as far as regards His Majesty’s health; Lxv1. 404. 


177. That a Committee be appointed to inquire into the application of the sum of £.100,000. granted to the Prince Regent (by Act 52 
Geo. lII.c. 7.) for defraying the expenses incident to the assumption of the Royal Authority; Lxx. 343. That the said sum of 
£. 100,000. was appropriated contrary to the provisions of the said Act; Lxx. 343. : 


178. That notice shall be given in the Orders of the Day of reading Bills which diminish the Rights of the Crown or the Royal Forests; 


LXV. 390. 
179. That the House cannot sanction any reduction in the present number of His Majesty’s six equerries ; LXXIV. 237. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2989, 2990. 4350-1. 5142-5145. 5286. 5306. 5617. Addresses, 49, 50. 54. 198. 256. 463. 
Bills, 8-25. Civil List. Committees, 168-171. 597. 815-6. 1361. 1415-1420. 1571, 1572. House, 23. 
Messages, 1-114. Privy Purse. Questions, 21. 86. Resolutions, 1-4. Sierra Leone Company, 3, 4. South 
Sea Company, 3. Speeches, 1-63. 72-3. Supply, 924. 4463. 5219. 5221. 5401-2. Titles. 


————————————— 80888 


King, Captain: 
1. Motion for laying before the House copy of any Memorial presented by him to His Majesty, the Board of Admiralty, or to the Privy 


Council, respecting the booty captured at Buenos Ayres; Debate thereon adjourned, Lxvi1.227, Further adjourned, 235, 249. 
Debate resumed, and Motion agreed to, 262. 


2. Motion for referring: the above papers to a Committee to examine into the conduct of those who advised the form of the warrant for the 
division of prize money taken at Buenos Ayres; Negatived, Lxvit. 528. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3644-5. 5543. Petitions, 288. 
King’s Bench, Court of :—see Courts, 57. 62-65. 


King’s Bench Prison: 


1. Marshal of King’s Bench ordered to bring a Member in custody to the House, and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrants accordingly , LX1x. 381. 
Order read, and discharged, and another order made, and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrants accordingly, 407. 


2. Marshal of the King’s Bench ordered to attend the House with a prisoner in his custody, in order to her being examined before a Committee 
of the Whole House, and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrant accordingly; Lxx1v. 314, 323. 


3. Marshal of the King’s Bench ordered to bring a Member in his rey | to the bar of the House at the time a Petition against the 
Return of the said Member is ordered to be taken into consideration, if the said Member shall signify a desire to the said Marshal to be 


so brought up, and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrants accordingly; Lxxv. 263. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2550. 2996-3001. 5258. Addresses, 257. Committees, 1694. Debtors, 25. King, 126. 
Petitions, 156. 162. 239. 289, — Supply, Key to Supply. &lt; ‘ : Sioa 


‘King’s Coroner :—see Attornies, 3 


King’s 





KING’S——LANCASTER. 629 


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King’s Evil :—see Petitions, 291. 
King’s Mews, Charing Cross :—see Petitions, 292. 
King’s [Geo. III.] Officers and Servants :—see Supply, 4463. 5343. 


Kir k of Scotl and :——See Accounts and Papers, 3003. Clergy, 19. 


Knight, J ohn :——See Habeas Corpus, g. Petitions, 246. 





LABOURERS, Workmen, &amp;c.: Bills relative to Labourers, Workmen, &amp;c. : 


1. Toamend so much of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. for preventing combinations of Workmen as relates to the forms of convictions therein 
referred to; Ordered, tv1. 299. Presented, 303. R. a. 448. 


2. To prevent unlawful combinations of Workmen, Artificers, Journeymen and Labourers in Ireland; Ordered, Lv111. 523. Presented, 529. 
Printed, 534. R. A. 596. 


3. To repeal so much of several Acts passed in England and Scotland, as empowers Justices to rate wages or set prices of work for Artificers, 
Labourers or Craftsmen; Ordered, Lxviti. 172. Presented; printed; 185. Petitions against; From Blackley, 282. Bolton-le- 
Moor, 229. Chetham, 299. Chorley, 282. Clayton, 335. Clitheroe, 335. Crumspall, 305. Eccles, 299. Harwood, Great, 335. 
Hoghton, 305. Manchester, 282. Moston, 299. Ormskirk, 308. Paisley, 318. Pleassington, 308. Preston, 282. Read, 335. 
Rishton, 335. Salford, 282. Stockport, 308. Walton-le-dale, 308. Whalley, 335. Lords Amendment agreed to, 409. R. a. 416. 


4. To repeal part of Act 5 Eliz. c. 4, containing divers orders for Artificers, Labourers, Servants of Husbandry and Apprentices ; Ordered; 
presented ; printed; Lx1x.214. Petitions in favour; From Bermondsey, 257. Bristol, 246. London, 263. _ Petitions against ; 
From Carrickfergus, 350. Devonshire, 262. Exeter and Devonshire, 262. Hull, Kingston upon, 274. Liverpool, 262. London, 
257, 262, 328. London and Southwark, 262. London and Westminster, 246, 252, 257, 262, 275. London, Westminster and 
Southwark, 262. Metropolis, 257, 262. Middlesex, 252. Plymouth, 281. Southwark, 262. Westminster, 262. Bill again 
printed, 277. Re-committed, 300. Lords Amendments agreed to, 464. R. A. 472. 


5. Petition of several Masters and Journeymen Mechanics, Artificers and Handicraftsmen for a Bill to explain, amend and render more 
effectual Act 5 Eliz. respecting Artificers, Labourers, Servants of Husbandry and Apprentices; Lxvi11. 496. Read, and referred to 
a Committee, 444. (See Committees, 1573.) Petitions against any Bill inflicting penalties on persons exercising trades or occupations 
without having served apprenticeships ; Referred to the same Committee; From Bermondsey, 488. Plymouth, 455. Woolcombers, 556. 


6. Petitions for a Bill to explain and amend Act 5 Eliz.; From Bath; tx1x. 30. Belfast, 213. Birmingham, 179. Blackburn, 68. 
Bristol, 30, 185. Canterbury, 41. Carlisle, 88. Coventry, 185. Derby, 215. Dundalk, 192. Exeter, 89. Haverfordwest, 41. 
Hereford, 41. Huddersfield, 143. Hull, Kingston upon, 83. Ipswich, 76. Leeds, 179. Liverpool, 94. Lordon, 75, 91, 125, 
192, 199, 213, 244. Monmouth, 25. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 14. Norwich, 86. Nottingham, 89. Plymouth, 79. Portsmouth 
ve ony 79- Preston, 94. Reading, 68. Somerset, 25. Southwark, 235,244. ‘Tiverton, 102. Westminster, 244, 

eovil, 209, 


7. — Bill to repeal the several laws for recovery of small sums due for wages in Ireland, and to make other provisions for recovery of such wages ; 
Ordered ; presented ; printed; Lx1x. 334. R. A. 496. 


8. Toamend certain Acts of 12 Geo. I.; 22 Geo. II. and 57 Geo. III. prohibiting the payment of wages of Workmen otherwise than in 
the lawful coin of the realm; Ordered, Lxx111. 253. Presented; printed; 258. Passed, 304. Committee appointed to inspect 
Lords Journals, 352. Report; to-lie on the Table, 359. Another Bill ordered, 364. See infra, 9. 


9. To amend certain Acts respecting the payment of the wages of Workmen ; Ordered ; presented; Lxxtit. 364. BR. A, 402. 


11. To render more effectual the provisions of divers Acts for securing to certain Artificers, Workmen and Labourers, the due payment of their 
wages; Ordered, xxv. 265. Presented; printed; 277. Petitions in favour; From Bilston, 347. Darlaston, 317. Dudley, 347. 
Hales Owen, 353. Harborne, 331. Kingswinford, 347. Oldswinford, 317. Rowley Regis, 347. Salop, 347. Sedgley, 347. 
Stafford, 347. Stourbridge, 317. Tipton, 347. Wednesbury, 347. Westbromwich, 347. Wolverhampton, 347. Worcester, 347. 
Petition from Monmouth and Brecon against, 347. Lords Amendments agreed to, 451. R. A. 468. 


See Collieries, 2. Committees, 598. 1573- Cutlery Trade, 1. Petitions, 293. Servants. 
Labr ador :——See America, 25. Committees, 609. Newfoundland. Passengers, 4. 
Lace: 


1. Bill for better encouraging the manufacture of Thread Lace in Great Britain; Ordered, Lx1. 357. Presented; printed; 364. Again 
printed, 397. Petition of vendors of Lace in London and Westminster against, 404. Bill re-committed, 418. Rr. a. 528. 


2. _ Bill for repealing the duties on Thread Lace, and granting other duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lxx.60. Not presented. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3004-5. 4608. Committees, 599. 601. Customs, 4. Frames, Protection of. 


Lacum, Benjamin :——See Committees, 1386. Petitions, 604. 
° Tr 7 . ° 
Lagan Duties and Navigation : —see Accounts and Papers, 3006, 3007. King, 91. Navigations, 56. 


Lake, General Lord Viscount :——Bill for settling and securing an Annuity (£.2000,) on him, and the two next 


persons to whom the title shall descend; Ordered, 1x111.136, Presented, 139. R. A. 191. See Committees, 774. House, 
126. Messages, 56. 


Lake, The Honourable Captain Warwick :—sec Accounti and Papers, 3628. 3637. 5665. Addresses, 
46a. 628. Cochrane, Sir Alexander. 


Lambe, Alexander, Esquire :—see Committees, 411. House, 222. 

Lambert, Major General John :—see House, 145. 

Lampedosa, Isle Of :—See Accounts and Papers, 5476. Questions, 87. 

Lancaster C astle :——Motion for an Address for the Prince Regent to appoint a Commission to inquire into the charges preferred 
against the Inspecting Magistrates and Gaoler of Lancaster Castle; Withdrawn, txvi1. 507. See Accounts and Papers, 3008-9. 
Addresses, 636. Petitions, 232. 


Lancaster 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 7U 











630 LAN CASTER——LASCARS. 


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Lancaster County Rate :—See Accounts and Papers, 3010-3013. 


Lancaster, Dutchy of t———-See Accounts and Papers, 4660. Addresses, 259. 472. 557- Forests, 1. Land 
Revenue. 


Lancaster Gaol Delivery t~——See Accounts and Papers, 3009. Addresses, 258. 


Land : 

1. Bill for the more easy partition of Lands subject to ascertained rights of Common in Ireland; Ordered, tx. 165. Presented ; printed; 
181. Passed, 283. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill; Ordered, Lx1. 43. Presented, 49. Passed, 162, Not 
returned from the Lords. ° 

2. Bill to amend Act of Parliament of Ireland, 17 Geo. II. c. 10, to prevent the burning of land, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx1x. 343. Presented, 


354. R. A. 496. 
See Decrees in Equity. Property Taz, 6. 


Land Forces :——See Accounts and Papers, Key to Army. Supply, Key to Supply. 





Land Reven ue :—Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to improve the Land Revenue of the Crown; King’s recommendation 
signified ; Bill ordered ; rx111. 341. Presented; printed; 353. Instruction to extend the Bill to the Dutchy of Lancaster, 389. 
R. A. 450. See Accounts and Papers, 2548. 3016-3022. 5226-5230. Committees, 602. Forests, 3. Pavings, 7-11. 
Surveyor General. 


Land Tax: Bills relative to the Land Tax : 
For extending the period of preference for redemption of the Land Tax; Ordered, 1v1. 440. Presented, 445. R. A. 640. 


— 


2. For consolidating the provisions of the several Acts for the redemption and sale of the Land Tax; Ordered, tv11. 371. Instruction for 
removing difficulties in ascertaining the right of persons claiming to vote at elections for counties, in respect of messuages, lands, or 
tenements, the Land Tax upon which shall have been redeemed, 381. Bill presented, 496. Printed, 497. Again printed, 557. 
R. A. 660. 


3. ‘To render more effectual last Act (42 Geo. III.); Ordered, tvi11. 429. Presented, 434. R.A. 494.—&lt;—To amend and render more 
effectual said Act 42 Geo. III.; Ordered, Lx. 377. Presented, 378. R.A. 452 To amend said Act 42 Geo. III.; Ordered, 
LXI. 490. Presented; printed; 492. R. a. 567. 





4. Toamend Act 46 Geo, III. c. 133, for the redemption and sale of Land Tax, and to make further provision for exonerating small livings 
and charitable institutions from the Land Tax; Ordered, tx1v, 300. Presented, 308. R. a.381. 


5. To amend several Acts for the redemption and sale of the Land Tax ; Ordered, Lxv. 393. Presented, 413. R.A. 482. 


6. Toremove doubts as to the registering of property in right of which persons claim to vote at Elections; Ordered; presented; LXVI. 420. 
R. As 453- 

7. To extend the period in which deeds were directed to be enrolled by Act 50 Geo. III. c.58; Ordered, txvit. 426. Presented, 429. 
R. A. 497- 


8. Toamend and render more effectual Acts for the redemption and sale of the Land Tax ; Ordered, Lxvi11. 353. Presented; printed; 540. 
Again printed, 570. Re-committed, 620. nr. Rr. 658. 


9. To alter and amend powers of Acts relating to the redemption and sale of the Land Tax; Ordered, rx1x. 396. Presented, 405. Printed, 
424. Re-committed; again printed; 446. R.A. 519. 


21. To renew the powers of exonerating small livings from the Land Tax, and for making further provision for the redemption of the Land 
Tax ; Ordered, Lxx1r. 408. Presented, 418. R.A. 473. 


12. For appointing Commissioners for putting into execution Acts passed for granting a Land Tax and Duties on Pensions, &amp;c.; Ordered, 
LV1II.111. Presented, 114. Members ordered to prepare lists of Commissioners names, and Resolutions of 31 May 1786 relative 
to delivering in lists, read, 115. Committee deferred, 157, 240, 281. Not proceededin. * 


13. For appointing Commissioners for executing Act of session 1805, for continuing and granting a duty on Pensions, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx. 52. 
Presented, 60. Members ordered to prepare lists of Commissioners names, and Resolutions of 31 May 1786 relative to delivering in 


lists, read, 65. R.A. 338.——&lt;m— For rectifying mistakes in the names of several Commissioners appointed by said Act; Ordered, 
Lx1.198. Presented, 208. Rr. a. 546. 


14. For appointing Commissioners for executing Act of session 1807, and of Act 38 Geo. III. for granting an aid by Land Tax for 1798; 
Ordered, Lx11. 89. Presented, 92. Members ordered to prepare lists of names, and Resolutions of 31 May 1786 read, 111. 
Committee deferred, 201, 326. Not proceeded in. For appointing Commissioners for executing Act of session 1808, so far as 
same relates to the Duty on Pensions and Offices in England, and said Act 38 Geo. III.; Ordered, Lx111. 208. Presented, 211. 
Members ordered to prepare lists of names, and Resolutions of 31 May 1786 read, &amp;c.221. R. a. 464.——&lt;—— For rectifying 
mistakes in the names of several of the Commissioners appointed by said Act 48 Geo. III.; Ordered, tx1v.27. Presented, 42. 
Second reading put off for six months, 128. Another Bill; Ordered, tx1v. 130. Presented, 146. R.A. 355. 








16. For appointing Commissioners for executing Act of session 1813 for granting a Duty on Pensions and Offices in England, and Act of 
38 Geo. III. for Land Tax for 1798 ; Ordered, uxv111. 131. Presented, 171. Members ordered to prepare list of Commissioners 
names, and Resolutions of 31 May 1786 read, 176. Committee put off for three months, 604. For appointing Commis- 
sioners for carrying into execution Act of session 1814 for granting a Duty on Pensions, &amp;c.; Ordered; presented; Lx1x. 124. 
Mentbers to prepare lists of Commissioners names ; Resolutions of 31 May 1786 read; 126. R. a. 496. For rectifying mistakes 
in the names of the Land Tax Commissioners, and for appointing additional Commissioners ; Ordered, Lxx. 216. Presented, 221. 
R.A. 464. 








16. For appointing Commissioners for carrying into execution Act of session 1819 for granting a Duty on Pensions, &amp;c. and Act 38 Geo. IIT. 


for granting an aid to His Majesty by a Land Tax ; Ordered, uxx1v. 157. Presented, 170. Committed ; Members to prepare lists, 
and Resolutions of 31 May 1786 read; 175. rR. a. 608. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3023-3036. Addresses, 261. Assessed Taxes, 6. Committees, 454. 603-4. Elections, 21. 
King, 127. Petitions, 294. Supply, 2263. 4504. 5046. Tares. 


Landlords :—see Farms. 

Langworth, Brigadier General :—see Addresses, 515. 

Lansdown Manuscripts :—see Committees, 1639. Museum, British, 6, Petitions, 679. Supply, 1663. 
Larceny :—see Felony. Penitentiary Houses, 1. 

Las Casas, Count :—see Accounts and Papers, 5477. 


Lascars :—=See Accounts and Papers, 2293. Committees, 1485. 


LASTAGE——LAWS.. 631 


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Lastage and Ballastage :——Petition for a Bill to repeal Acts 6 and 32 Geo. III. for the Regulation of Lastage and 
Ballastage in the River Thames, and to make more effectual regulations relating thereto ; To lie on the Table, rx. 104. Read-again, 
and referred, 154. Bill ordered,207. Presented, 209. Committed toa Committee of the Whole House, 216. Order for the House 
to go into a Committee discharged ; Bill transmitted to a Select Committee; 250. Petition of Owners of British ships against, 


referred, 264. Of West India Dock Company against, referred, 347. R. a. 488. ———— Petition of the Trinity House for a Bill to 
continue and amend said Act ; Referred, Lx1v. 74. Bill ordered, 141. Presented,170. R. A. 398. 


Law Charges and Expenses :—sSee Accounts and Papers, 3037. 3052. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Law Courts :———See Accounts and Papers, 3038-3051. Courts of Justice. 


Law Offices s——See Accounts and Papers, 3053- Supply, 664. 2355. 

Law Officers ‘——Bill to regulate the fees and emoluments of certain Officers of the Conrts of Law in Ireland ; Ordered, ux x. 227, 
Presented ; printed; 281. Second reading put off for six months, 334. See Accounts and Papers, 3054. Addresses, 
171. 174. Supply Key to Supply. 


Law Proceedin 4 S :——Motion that fees payable on Law Proceedings are to be considered as direct taxes levied on the suitor, to 
defray the charges of the offices to which they are incident, and should be fixed in their rate, moderate-in their amount, and duly 
proportioned to the service performed, and carried over to a general fund, for the general support of the whole establishment of the 
offices ; Question previous thereupon negatived; Motion that the immense increase of taxation on Law Proceedings which has resulted 
during later years, imposes on the Legislature an augmented duty of guarding the body of the people, who may become suitors in Courts 
of Law or Equity, against the payment of any rate of fee which shall exceed a fair compensation for the service performed, &amp;c. 
Previous Question theseupon negatived; Motion that the Reports from the Commissioners for inquiring into the state of Courts of 
Justice in England, Scotland and Ireland be referred to a Committee, &amp;c.; Previous Question thereupon negatived ; Lx x11. 152. 
See Stamps, 15. Supply, 5021. 5024-5026. 5430-1. 5435: 


Law Terms :—See Terms. 


Laws Expiring : 

1. Bill for continuing several Laws relating to permitting certain goods to be imported in neutral ships, for making regulations respecting the 
trade and commerceto and from the Cape of Good Hope, and for preventing offences in obstructing, destroying or damaging ships, &amp;c. ; 
Ordered, tv1. 86. Instruction to continue Act for reducing and better collecting the duties payable on the importation of starch, 98. 
Bill presented, 114. Re-committed, 217. Instruction to amend Act respecting neutral ships, 222. R. a. 261. 


2. Bill to continue several Laws past in Ireland relating to the collecting and securing the duties on malt; tothe securing the duties on 
auctions and glass bottles, and on paper to serve for hangings ; to the regulating the trade of rectifying spirits, and preventing frauds by: 
rectifiers ; to the better collection of the duties on tanned hides and skins, and on vellum and -parchment; to the better regulating the 
granting of permits and certificates for the conveyance of exciseable goods; to the regulating the payment of bounties on the exportation’ 
of certain manufactures, and to the better securing the duties on licences to persons engaged in certain trades ; and to continue and 
amend Act for better regulating the collection of His Majesty’s revenue, and preventing frauds therein; Ordered, Lv1. 444. 
Instruction to continue Acts passed in Ireland relating to the regulating and extending the tobacco trade, and securing the duties payable’ 
on tobacco ; to the further improvement of the fisheries on the coasts of Ireland; and to revive and continue Act for granting annuities 
in the manner therein provided ; 461. Bill presented, 484. R. a. 599. 


3. Bill to continue several Laws relating to encouraging the fisheries carried on at Newfoundland and parts adjacent, from Great Britain, 
Ireland and the British dominions in Europe; to the further support and encouragement of the fisheries carried on in the Greenland 
Seas and Davis’s Streights ; to the making the port of Saint John, in the island of Antigua, a free port; to the permitting the im- 
portation of goods from America; to the granting a bounty upon certain species of British and Irish linens exported, and taking off the 
duties on the importation of foreign raw linen yarns made of flax ; to the reviving and continuing Act for the more effectual encourage- 
ment of the British fisheries; and for making perpetual so much of Act 27 Geo. III. as relates to ascertaining the strength of spirits by 


Clarke’s hydrometer; Ordered, tv1. 583. Presented, 594. Instruction to amend so much of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo, III. as relates to 
the fisheries carried on from the Isle of Man, 623. kr. a. 664. 


4. Bill to revive and continue several Acts for the more effectual encouragement of the British fisheries, and to continue so much of Act 


6 Geo. III. as relates to prohibiting the importation of foreign wrought silks and velvets; Ordered, tv11. 525. Presented, 536. 
R. A. 642. 


5. Bill for making perpetual so much of Act 19 Geo. III. as relates to the duties on rum shipped as stores on board merchant ships, and to: 
continue several Laws relating to the permitting the exportation of tobacco pipe clay to the British sugar colonies; to the importation of 
naval stores from the British colonies; to the regulating the payment of the duties on cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs and mate; to the 
permitting the importation of certain fish from Newfoundland and the coast of Labrador; and to the importation of East India goods in 
ships not of British-built ; Ordered, tv11. 156. Presented, 165. R. A. 243. 


6. Billto continue and amend Act 41 Geo. III. relating to certain duties on sugar and coffee exported ; for permitting British plantation sugar 


to be warehoused ; and for regulating and allowing a drawback on sugar exported; Ordered, tv11.156. Presented, 366. R.a.421. 


7. Bill to continue Act 42 Geo. III. for regulating the exportation of grain, meal and flour between Great Britain and Ireland ; Ordered, 
Lvi11.73- Presented, 77. Instruction relative to permitting the importation of malt made in Ireland. into Great Britain, 96, 
R. A. 116. 


Bill to continue several Laws relative to the relief of captors of prizes, and for regulating the trade with the Island of Malta; Ordered, 
LVIII. 99- Instruction for prohibiting the exportation and permitting the importation of corn, &amp;c. 100. Bill presented, 101. 
R. A. 116. ' 

9. Bill to continue several Laws relating to the establishing Courts of Judicature in the Island of Newfoundland; Ordered, tv111. 197. 
Instruction to make provision for continuing several Laws relative to the clandestine running of uncustomed goods ; the Treaty of Amity 
with America, allowing the use of salt, duty-free, in the curing of fish; the trade and manufactures of the Isle of Man; the more 
effectual encouragement of the manufacture of flax and cotton in Great Britain; the importing of salt from Europe to Quebec; the 
importation of cochineal and indigo; the clandestine running of goods, and the danger of infection thereby, and to subject copper ore 
of the production of the British plantations to certain regulations; the encouragement of the silk manufactures of this kingdom ; and the 
regulation of the distilleries in Scotland; 218. Instruction to make provision for continuing Act for encouraging the growth of coffee 
in His Majesty’s plantations in America, 241. Bill presented, 246. Rk. a. 291. 

11. 


Bill to continue so much of Act 41 Geo. III. as relates to certain duties on sugar and coffee exported; Ordered, Lv111. 330. Presented, 335. 
R. A. 419. 


Bill to continue Act 42 Geo. III. relating to the importation and exportation of goods and commodities into and from the port of Tortola; 


Ordered, tv111.643. Presented, 650. Re-committed ; instruction relative to prohibiting the importation of foreign wrought silks and 
velvets, 667, n. a. 690. 


Bill to continue several Laws relating to the suspending the operation of Acts for restraining the negociation of promissory notes, &amp;c. ; 
Ordered, trx. 23. Instruction respecting the exportation and importation of corn; the regulating the trade and commerce to and from 
the Island of Malta ; and to the admission of certain articles in neutral ships; 27. Bill presented, 31. R.A. 55. 


‘ 14. Bill 
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18. 


19. 


21. 


28. 


31. 


Laws Expiring—continued. 


Bill to continue and amend several Laws relating to the importation of rape seed, and other seeds used for extracting oil; to allowing the 
importation of seal skins cured with foreign salt, free of duty ; to the bounties granted for the encouragement of the Greenland whale 
fisheries ; and to continue several Laws relating to the allowing the use of salt, duty free, in preserving fish in bulk ; to the permitting 
Sir William Bishop, and others, to carry on the nianufacture of Maidstone geneva ; and to the admission to entry of oil and blubber of 
Newfoundland; Ordered, 11x.156. Presented, 160. R. A. 255. 

Bill for reviving, continuing and amending several Laws for the encouragement of the British Fisheries; Ordered, tix. 375. Instruction 
to make provision for reviving and continuing Act 38 Geo. III. for the further encouragement of the trade and manufactures of the Isle 
of Man, 395. Bill presented, 403. R. A. 431. 

Bill for continuing several Laws relating to permitting the warehousing of spirits in Ireland for exportation, and to prohibiting the 
exportation from and permitting the importation to Great Britain of corn; and for allowing the importation of other articles of provision 
without payment of duty ; Ordered, Lx.139. Presented, 143. Instruction for prohibiting the exportation from Ireland of corn or 
potatoes, &amp;c. 149. R. A. 165. 

Bill for making perpetual and amending several Laws for encouraging the making of sail cloth in Great Britain, and securing the duties 
on foreign sail cloth imported; and for making perpetual several Laws for permitting the exportation of a certain quantity of corn and 
grain to Guernsey, Jersey and Alderney ; and for regulating the fees of the officers of the Customs, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx.352. Presented, 
354. R.A. 430. 

Bill for continuing several Laws relating to regulating the prices at which corn and grain may be exported from Great Britain to Ireland, 
and from Ireland to Great Britain, and to the admission to entry of oil and blubber of Newfoundland ; and for reviving and continuing 
Act for permitting the importation of hides, and other articles in foreign ships; Ordered, Lx. 352. Presented, 354. Re-committed, 
389. Instructior respecting the importation of goat skins, 400. Rk. A. 452. 


Bill for continuing several Laws relating to Courts of Judicature in Newfoundland, and the transportation of felons, &amp;c.; Ordered, ux1. 66. 
Instruction for continuing several other Laws relating to cochineal ; British linens; hemp; Greenland and Davis’ Straights Fisheries ; 
corn, grain, meal and flour; oil or blubber; hides, calve-skins, &amp;c.; corn, potatoes, &amp;c.; flax and cotton; 74. Instruction for con- 
tinuing several laws relating to the landing of rum or spirits before payment of the Duties of Excise, and to the encouragement of the 
flaxen and hempen manufactures of Ireland, 129. Order of leave for Bill read and discharged; Resolutions again read, and’ Bills 
ordered in thereupon ; 143. See Customs, 8. ' Spirits, 15. Transportation, 1. 


Bill to revive and continue Act for suspending proceedings in actions, prosecutions, and proceedings under certain Acts relating to the woollen 
manufacture ; Ordered, Lx11.740. Instruction for the encouragement of the British fisheries, 756. Bill presented, 761. Petition of the 
clothworkers or shearmen of Yorkshire, Wiltshire, Somerset and Gloucester against; to lie on the Table, 764. Petition of cloth- 
workers, &amp;c. referred; Counsel ordered; Bill considered; and to be further considered ; 772. Instruction to divide the Bill into 
two, 783. Report that the Committee had divided the Bill into two, 792. See infra, 22, 23. 

Bill for as and continuing Act 39 Geo. III. for the more effectual encouragement of the British fisheries; Considered, 792. 
R. A. 830. 

Bill for reviving and continuing Act 46 Geo. III. for suspending proccedings in actions and other proceedings relating to the woollen manu- 
facture; Considered, 792. Rk. A. 830. 


Bill for making perpetual several Laws relating to permitting the exportation of tobacco pipe clay from Great Britain to the British sugar 
colonies in the West Indies ; the importation of salt from Europe into Quebec ; and the prohibiting of foreign wrought silks and velvets ; 
Ordered, 1x111. 148. Presented, 156. Rk. A. 191. 

Bill for continuing several Laws relative to the granting a bounty on the importation into Great Britain of hemp and rough and undressed 
flax from His Majesty’s colonies in America; to the more effectually encouraging the manufacture of flax and cotton in Great Britain; to 
the encouragement of the Greenland whale fisheries; to the admission to entry in Great Britain of oil and blubber of Newfoundland, 
taken by His Majesty’s subjects carrying on the fishery from and residing on the said Island; to the permitting the importation of 
masts, yards, bowsprits and timber for naval purposes, from the British Colonies in North America, duty free; to the allowing the 
importation of fish from Newfoundland and the coast of Labrador ; to the granting a bounty upon certain species of British and Irish 
linens exported from Great Britain, and taking off the duties on importation into Great Britain of foreign raw linen yarns made of flax ; 
to the permitting the importation into Great Britain of hides and other articles in foreign ships ; and for amending and further continuing 
Act 38 Geo. III. for regulating the payment of the duties on cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs and mace; Ordered, ~x111. 148. Pre- 
sented, 156. Instruction to divide the Bill into two or more Bills; Bill considered; and report, that the Committee had divided it into 
five Bills; 66. See infra, 26-31. 

Bill to continue several Laws relative to the granting a bounty on the importation into Great Britain of hemp and rough and undressed flax 
from His Majesty’s Colonies in America ; to the more effectually encouraging the manufacture of flax and cotton in Great Britain ; and 
for granting a bounty upon certain species of British and Irish linens exported into Great Britain, and taking off the duties on importation 
into Great Britain of foreign raw linen yarns made of flax ; Considered, Lx111. 166. R. A. 191. ; 

Bill to continue several Laws relative to the encouragement of the Greenland whale fisheries ; to the admission to entry in Great Britain 


of oil and blubber of Newfoundland, taken by His Majesty’s subjects carrying on the fishery from and residing in the said Island; and 
to the allowing the importation of fish from Newfoundland and the coast of Labrador ; Considered, Lx111.166. R. a. 191. 


Bill to continue Act 46 Geo. III. for permitting the importation of masts, yards, bowsprits and timber for naval purposes from the British 
Colonies in North America, duty free; Considered, Lx111. 167. R. A. 191. 


Bill for further continuing Act 44 Geo. III. for permitting the importation into Great Britain of hides and other articles in foreign ships ; 
Considered, Lx111. 167. R. A. 191. 


Bill for amending and further continuing Act 38 Geo. III. for regulating the payment of the duties on cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs and mace ; 
Considered, LX111. 167. R.A. 191. 


Bill for continuing several Acts for the free importation of cochineal and indigo, and Act 46 Geo. III. to permit the exportation of wool 
from the British plantations in America; Ordered, Lxiv. 123. Presented, 133. R. A. 171. 

Bill to make perpetual several Laws relating to the encouragement of the silk manufactures ; to the allowing the importation of rape seed, 
and other seeds used for extracting oil, whenever the prices of middling British rape seed shall be above a certain limit; to the encou- 
raging the growth of coffee in His Majesty’s plantations in America; and for amending and making perpetual several Laws relating to 
the preventing che clandestine running of goods, and the danger of infection thereby ; and to the allowing the importation of seal skins 
cured with foreign salt, free of duty; Ordered, Lx1v. 123. Presented, 133. R.A. 171. 

Bill for continuing several Laws relating to the granting a bounty upon certain species of British and Irish linens exported from Great 
Britain, and taking off the duties on the importation of foreign raw linen yarns made of flax into Great Britain ; to the prohibiting the 
exportation from, and permitting the importation into Great Britain of corn, and for allowing the importation of other articles of 
provision, without payment of duty; and to the permitting the importation of tobacco into Great Britain from any place whatever ; 
Ordered, Lxv1.168. Presented, 170. R.A. 199. 

Bill for continuing several Laws relating to permitting the importation of tobacco into Great Britain from any place whatever; to 
permitting goods and commodities to be imported into or exported from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick in any sh‘p or vessel; and to 
the amending an Act for consolidating and extending the several Laws ia force for allowing the importation of certain goods and mer- 
chandize into and from certain ports in the West Indies; Ordered, Lxvit.147. Presented, 167. R.A. 213. 

Bill to continue such Laws as may expire within a limited period; Ordered; presented; uxxv.97- Acts 53 Geo. III. c. 102; 
54 Geo. III. c. 23, and 56 Geo. III. c. 102, for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England, read; Motion for instruction to make 
provision that the Bill do not extend to continue the said Acts; Negatived, 99. R. A. 104. 

[Note, All other Bills arising from Committees on Expiring Laws will be found under the subject matters of such Bills.} 
See Acts of Parliament, 2. 4. Addresses, 502. Committees, 605-654. 1574-1593- 


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1. 


Lead Mines or Ores :—see Coals, 12.14. Committees, 197.656. Petitions, 419. 


Lawson, Brigadier General Robert :—see Howe, 123. 
Layard, Doctor D. P.:—See Supply, 1046. 
Leach, James :—See Petitions, 246. 


Lead : 
Bill to suspend the duty on Lead exported fiom Great Britain; Ordered, xt. 196. Presented, 255. Rk. a. 290 
Bill for altering the rate at which the Crown may exercise its right of preemption of ore in which there is Lead: Ordered, uxx 409 
&gt; maha . ° 


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Presented, 419. R, A. 457- 
See Accounts and Papers, 3055. Committees, 655. Petitions, 295. Supply, 4515. 5224 


Poor, 41. 49. 


Leases :— See Estates, 3. Schools, 6. Supply, 4535.  Tythes, 1. 3. 7. 
Leather : Bills relative to Leather : 


For repealing Act 1st James I. intituled, “ An Act concerning tanners, curriers, shoemakers, and other artificers, occupying the cutting of 


Leather ;” and also for repealing certain parts of several other Acts relating thereto, and for the bette lati 

and oak bark ; Ordered, LXI1L 183. Presented, 218. Petitions against, From Tanners of Scotland, a oer me om 
of and dealers in Leather in London, 290. Factors and Leather-sellers of London, 290. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select 
Committee session 1807 on Act 1 Jac. 1. referred to the Committee on the Bill, 289. Rr. a. 392. 


To repeal so much of Act 52. Geo. III. ¢.94, as imposes an additional duty on hides and skins; Ordered, txvi11. 498. Presented 499 


Second reading put off for six months, 505. 


To repeal certain duties on Leather dressed in oil in Great Britain, or imported from Ireland; Ordered, txx. 330. Presented, 359 


R. Ae 415. 


For the further regulation of the trade of tanners and curriers; Ordered, Lxx1. 447. Presented, 479. R. A. 520. 
For the repeal of the additional tax upon Leather imposed in the year 1812; Ordered, Lxx111.171. Presented, 176. Second reading 


put off for six months, ‘217. 


Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the duties on Leather; Question amended, and Select Committee appointed; Lxx1. 352 


See Committees, 1595. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2802, 3056-3067. Committees, 537. 624. 652. 657. 1132, 1 be : 
and Skins. ’OakBark, 1. Petitions, 213. 296-301. 661. Supply, ie eee 17P8, Hides 


Lee, Richard :—see Petitions, 246. 

Leeds, Duke of :—see Elections, 185. 

Leeward Islands s——See Accounts and Papers, 2639-2657. 2715. 3854. Addresses, 217-219. 262. 

Legacy Duty :——Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for exempting from the duty on Legacies charitable bequests, and also from 


the duty on advertisements; Negatived, Lxv11. 68. See Accounts and Papers, 3068-3070. Committees, 658. Stamps, 1. 16, 
Supply, 4669. 5021. 5025. 5344- 


Legal Quays: 


Bill to extend the time for purchasing the Legal Quays and Warehouses in the port of London; Ordered, txt. 506. Presented, 510. 





R. A. 560. Another Bill ordered, 1x11.811. Presented, 816. pr. a. 838. 


Bill for authorizing the Lords of the Treasury to purchase certain Quays within the port of London; Ordered, Lxv.153. Presented, 184. 


R. A. 253. ——==— Bill to continue the period for purchasing the Legal Quays in the port of London, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxvui. 171. 
Presented, 179. Bill re-committed, 212. R. A. 351. Another Bill ordered, Lx1x. 149. Presented, 154. R.A. 195. 


See Committees, 955-957- Ships and Vessels, 7. 





Leith, Major General James *—See House, 102. 121. 145. 


Leith Trinity House :——Petition for a Bill for the regulation of the corporation of the Master and Assistants of the 


Trinity House at Leith; Referred, xxv. 39. Petition renewed, and referred, 113. Bill ordered, 233. Presented, 240. R. A. 346. 


Lemons :—See Committees, 862. Oranges. 
Lempriere, Doctor :—see Petitions, 302. 


Le Marchant, Major General John Gaspard :—seo Addresses, 515. 


Letters *——See Accounts and Papers, 5478. Members, 126, 163. Orders, 77. Postage. Speaker, 36-39. 89. 
Letters of Administration :——See Courts of Justice, 44. Supply, 4549.- 
Letters of Marque :——sSee Accounts and Papers, 2663. Customs, 1. Prizes, 4. 


Letters Patent: 


Appointing Commissioners to open the first Parliament of the United Kingdom in 1801; LVI. 5. 





Appointing Commissioners to 
open new Parliaments; In 1802; LvIII. 7. In 1806; Lx1I.3- In 1807; LXII. 559- In 1812; Lxvit. 3.——In 1819 ; 
LXXIV. 7. In 1820; LxXxv. 107. King’s illness; Resolution of the Lords that Letters Patent should pass under the 
Great Seal with the form of the Letters Patent for opening the Parliament communicated to the Commons ata Conference held on 
14 February 1811; 7xvr. 33. Resolution referred to the Committee of the Whole House on the state of the nation ; Report, to agree 
with the Lords in their Resolution ; agreed to, and Conference desired with the Lords; 34. Resolution of the Lords read.again ; notice 
taken of a clerical error therein; Resolution for agreeing with the Lords therein rescinded ; Lords Resolution amended and agreed to ; 
35. See Conferences, 3. Resolution of the Lords with a blank, That Letters Patent should pass under the Great Seal with the 
form of the Letters Patent for giving the Royal Assent to the Regency Act communicated to the Commons at 4 Conference held on 
4 February 1811; Lxvr. 78. See Conferences, 11. 




















2. Letters Patent reported to have been produced to Committees; L1x. 42. 





Ley, John, Esquire :—see House, 267. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. 


Levant Com any :——Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to remove doubts respecting the dues payable to that 


Company; Referred, Lxx1v.545- Reported; leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 551. Bill ordered; presented; 563. 
R. A. 631. See Petitions, 663. Supply, 237. 462. 1837. 4977- Wool, 21, 


Levies *——See Accounts and Papers, Key to Army ( Recruits, Levies, Enlistments.) 


Libels: 


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13. 


14. 


15, 


16. 


17. 


634 LIBELS——LIGHT. 


Libels :—ill for the more efiectual prevention and punishment of blasphemous and seditidus Libel’; From thie Lords; tead ; 
printed; Lxxv. 55. Petition of Booksellers of London against, 63, r. Petitions of Bookseliers,and Printers of Birmingham, Bristol, 
and Liverpool, and of Printers of London, against, 70, p. Bill considered, and reported, with Amendments, 79. Passed, with 
Amendments, 81. Agreed to by the Lords, 82. R. a. 82. See Accounts and Papers, 1729. 1742. 4597- 5446~7. Addresses, 381. 
Newspapers, 2. Petitions, 303. Sidmouth, Lord. 


Liberty of the Press :—see Press. 


Liberty of the Subject +——Bill for more effectually securing the Liberty of the Subject ; Ordered; presented; printed ; 
Lxx. 31.. Again printed, 76. Re-committed ; instruction to extend the provisions of the Bill to Ireland; 118. ; Passed, 201. 
Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 293. Report; to lie on the Table, 312. Another Bill; Ordered, 1x x1. 36. 
Presented ; printed; 115. Lords Amendments agreed to, 519. R.A. 520. See Petitions, 304. 





Licences: Bills relative to Licences : 
To continue and amend the several laws in Ireland to regulate the issuing of Licences for the sale of wine, ale, beer, cider and spirituous 
liquors by retail, and for preventing the immoderate use of spirituous liquors ; Ordered, Lv1. 444. Presented, 484. R. a. 599. 


To make valid certain Licences granted by an Order in Council to allow the importation and exportation of goods from and to Spain in 
neutral ships; Ordered, Lx. 170. Presented, 174, R« a. 204. 


For regulating Licences for the sale of spirituous liquors, &amp;c. in Ireland; Ordered, Lx. 261. ' Instruction for encouraging the consumption 
of beer in Dublin ; Bill presented; printed; 266. R. a. 338. 


For the better regulation of Licences to persons in Ireland dealing in excisable commodities, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx. 261. Presented, 302. 
R. A. 430. 

To amend Act 45 Geo. III. for regulating Licences for the sale of spirituous liquors, &amp;. in Ireland ; Ordered, uxt. 411. Presented, 416. 
R. A. 479. 

To secure the payment of duties on Excise Licences ; Ordered, 1x11. 218. Presented, 233. R.A. 290. 

To regulate the issuing of Licences for the sale of spirituous liquors, wine, beer, ale, porter, cyder, perry, metheglin and mead, by retail in 
Ireland ; Ordered, Lx11. 289. Not presented. 


To make further regulations with respect to Licences for the sale of spirituous and other liquors by retail in Ireland; Ordered, LXI1. 655. 
Presented, 684. R.A. 775. 


To amend Acts for regulating Licences for the sale of spirituous liquors, wine, beer, ale, and cyder in Ireland ; Ordered, LXvitr. 620. 
Presented, 625. Instruction to authorize the distributors of stamps in Ireland to grant Licences to retail spirituous liquors, 629. 
R. A. 660. 


For granting certain duties of Excise upon Licences for the sale of spirituous liquors in lieu of stamp duties in Ireland; Ordered, Lx x-115. 
Presented, 120. R.A. 184. 


To make further provisions for the issuing of Licences to persons to deal in excisable commodities in Ireland; Ordered, Lxx. 346. 
Presented, 354. R.A. 415. 


For repealing the duties payable for Licences for retailing beer, &amp;c. or spirits in Great Britain, and for imposing other duties ; Ordered, 
Lxx1. 496. Presented, 499. R.A. 520. 


For repealing the duties payable for Licences for retailing beer, &amp;c. or spirits in Great Britain, and imposing other duties ; Ordered, 
LxXx1I. 417. Presented, 426. Petitions against; From Publicans of Preston, 402. Brewers of Liverpool, 427, Pp. Persons having 
retail Licences, 427. Bill not proceeded in. 


To amend Act 55 Geo. III. ¢. 19, for granting certain duties of Excise on Licences for the sale of spirituous liquors in Ireland ; Ordered, 
LX XIII. 359. Presented, 371. RK. a. 406. 


To amend the several Acts for securing the payment of the duties of Excise upon certain Licences in Ireland ; Ordered, LXxtv. 600. 
Presented, 605. Re-committed, 617. Rr. a. 630. 


To reduce the duties payable upon Licences for the sale of spirituous and other liquors by retail in Ireland; Ordered, txxv. 408. 
Presented, 415. R.A. 468. 


See Accounts and Papers, 38. 2854. 3071-3084. 4473- 4749- 4761. 5224-5. 5618. 5665. Addresses, 263. ‘Ale Houses. 
Aqua Vite. Boats. Committees; 439-447- 659. 1574. 1961. Excise, 21. 23. 31. ° Hats, 2. Laws, 
Expiring, 2. Petitions, 305. Spirits, 23. 61. 67. 73. 84. Supply, Key to Ways and Means; also, 5328. 5330. 
5416. 5437. Warehousing, 5. West Indies, 9. Wool, 23. Yarn, 3. 
Licenced Teachers :—see Mititia, 11. 


Life Annuities :——See Accounts and Papers, 1828. 1833. Annuities. 
Li fe Boats :——See Committees, 1537-8. King, 128. Petitions, 306. 664. Supply, 442. 2655. 
Life Guards: 


Life Insurances :—See Companies, 23-53. 





See Accounts and Papers, 5359. Questions, 89. 


Liffey Bridge :——See Accounts and Vapers, 3085. 


Light Houses: Bills relative to Light Houses : 


Anglesey :—Sev Docks, 67. 


Bell or Cape Rock : 


For erecting a Lighthouse on the Bell or Cape Rock on the eastern coast of Scotland; Ordered, rviir. 586. Presented, 594. Printed, 602. 
Re-committed, 619. Order for going into Committee discharged, and Bill withdrawn, 620. Another Bill; Ordered ; presented ; 
printed; tv111. 626. Petitions against, From merchants and owners of British ships trading to the Baltic, 644. Merchants and 
owners of ships trading from Great Yarmouth, 672. Motion for agreeing with the Committee in an Amendment negatived, 677. 
Agreed to by the Lords with Amendments, 693. Not considered. 

For erecting a Lighthouse thereon on the eastern coast of Scotland; Ordered, Lx1. 478. Presented, 506. Instruction for advancing 
£.25,000. to the Commissioners of Northern Lighthouses, 521. R. a. 560. 

Petition of the Commissioners of the Northern Lighthouses for leave to present a Petition for provision to be made in the above Bill, for 
advancing a sum towards erecting a Lighthouse on the Bell or Cape Rock ; Leave given; Petition offered; King’s recommendation 
signified ; Petition presented, and referred ‘to a Committee ; Lx1. 492. (See Committees, 1385.) Reported, and Report referred to a 
Committee of the Whole House, 501. (See Committees, 663.) Resolution reported, and instruction accordingly, 521. See supra, 2. 


Dublin :——To amend and render more effectual Acts for promoting the trade of Dublin, and for repairing Lighthouses; Ordered, 
LXVI. 341. Presented, 349- R.A. 410.—&lt;——To make more effectual provision for enabling the Corporation for preserving and 


improving the Port of Dublin to erect, repair, and maintain Lighthouses and Lights round the coast of Ireland ; Ordered, LXv1I. 470. 
Presented, 477. R. a. 517. 


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10, 


11. 


12. 


11. 


12. 
13. 


14. 
15. 


Light Houses: Bills relative to Light Houses—continued. 
Treland :—For erecting Lighthouses in Ireland ; Ordered, rxv. 394. Presented, 432. Re-committed, 466. p. a. 490. 


Man, Isle of :—Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for enabling the Commissioners of Northern Lighthouses to erect 
Lighthouses on the Isle of Man and Calf of Man; Referred, Lxx. 228. Leave given; Petition presented and referred; 230, Bill 
ordered, 279. Instruction for granting a duty on tonnage for the erection of Lighthouses ; Bill presented; 288. k. a. 363. , 


May, Isle: of :—To enable the Commissioners of Northern Lighthouses to purchase the Island and Light of May, and for amending 
Acts; Ordered, Lx1x. 228. Instruction to enable the Commissioners to erect additional Lighthouses, 332. Bill presented ; 
printed ; 337. Instruction for advancing a certain sum for completing the purchase of the Island and Light of May, 410. Lords 
Amendment agreed to, 497. R. A. 500. 


Shields : 


Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for erecting two new Lighthouses there; Leave given ; Petition presented and referred ; 
LX. 194. Bill ordered, 273. Presented, 311. Lords Amendments agreed to, 423. R. A. 431. 


Petition for Bill to continue powers of Act, and to allow further time for erecting two new Lighthouses at North Shields, at or near the Port 
of Newcastle ; Referred, rx111. 102. Not reported, 


Tinmouth Castle :—For improving the Lighthouse and Light, &amp;c.; Offered; King’s consent signified ; Petition presented ; to lie on 
the Table; 1v11. 131. Read again and referred, 194. Reported; Report tolie on the Table; 203. Read again, and Bill ordered, 208. 
Presented, 211. Petitions against, 219,230. King’s consent.signified, 299. Lords Amendment agreed to, 383. R. a. 399. 


Motions respecting Lighthouse Duties on the coast of Ireland and in England and Wales, and that the Board of Treasury did direct the 
suspension of those duties ; Previous Questions thereupon negatived, Lxvir1. 386. 


Motion respecting the conduct ofthe Board of Treasury in suspending the Lighthouse duties ; Negatived, Lx v111. 386. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2783. 3086-3090. Committees, 661-669. 1164. 1385. 1596. Docks, 67. King, 84. 
Packet Boats. Petitions, 307. 603. 


Lightings t——See Gas Lights. Pavings. 
Lignum Quassia :—see Quassi. 
Lillo and Lief kenshoeks :——See Accounts and Papers, 5521. Questions, 33. 92. 


Lime :——Bill to repeal the Duties of Customs upon the importation of Citrat of Lime, and to grant other Duties in lieu thereof; 


Ordered, txx.127. Presented, 133. R. a. 184. See Committees, 671. 

Lime Kilns :——Bill for compelling the owners or occupiers of Lime Kilns near the sea to erect skreens; Ordered, 1x1x. 367. 
Not presented. 

Lincoln Castle :——Motion for appointing a Select Committee to take into consideration the state of His Majesty’s gaol the 
Castle of Lincoln; Withdrawn, txvir. 408. See Accounts and Papers, 3093. Addresses, 458, Committees, 1526. 
Petitions, 232. Sessions, 4. 


Linear Measure :—See Addresses, 521. 


Linen : Bills relative to Linen, Linen Manufacture and Linen Trade : 
To exempt from duties on export all Linens of the manufacture of the United Kingdom; Ordered, t1x. 329. Presented, 330. R. a. 372. 


For increasing the drawback on Linens exported from Great Britain to the West Indies ; Ordered, rx. 446. Presented, 450. R. a. 488. 
To amend said Act; Ordered, 1x1. 265. Presented, 266. Petitions against from Merchants of Glasgow and London; To lie 
on the Table till Second Reading, and Counsel ordered, 342. House informed that Petitioners declined being heard on Second reading ; 
Bill committed ; Petitions against read again; To lie on the Table till Report is received, and Counsel ordered; 387. Motion for 
re-committing the Bill, negatived; Report further considered, and further proceeding adjourned; 443. Further considered, and 
further consideration adjourned, 476. Resumed, 484. R. a. 560. 
For allowing a drawback on certain Linens exported from Great Britain to the West Indies; Ordered, Lx11. 766. Presented, 775. 
R.A. 830. 
For granting a duty on foreign plain Linen taken out of warehouse and exported to foreign parts; Ordered, Lxv. 147. Presented, 213. 
R.A. 296. 
For repaying in certain cases the duty paid on the export of foreign plain Linen; Ordered, Lxv. 317. Presented, 324. Petition from 
the county of Antrim against, 418. R.A, 448. 
For imposing an additional duty on Linen imported into Great Britain; Ordered, Lxv1. 254. Presented, 330. Rk. a. 387. 
For regulating the exports of Linen from Scotland ; Ordered, Lxv111. 621. Presented, 623. Third reading put off for three months, 639. 
To permit the exportation to foreign parts from Scotland and Ireland of Linen Cloth without stamps ; Ordered, Lx1x. 390. Presented, 404. 
R.A. 496. 
To continue Act 29 Geo. II. c.15, for granting a bounty on certain species of British and Irish Linens exported, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx xv. 379. 
Presented, 391. R.A. 455. 
To amend the laws for the better regulation of the Linen manufacture of Ireland ; Ordered, tvr1. 237. Presented, 318. R.A. 641. 
To amend said Act 42 Geo. III.; Ordered, t1x. 176. Presented; printed; 195. R.A. 255. 
To amend the laws for regulating the Linen manufacture of Ireland ; Ordered, L1x. 336. Presented, 339. Printed, 340. 2B... 400. 


To alter and amend said Act 42 Geo. III.; Ordered, txtv. 104. Instruction for allowing a bounty on the importation of flax seed ; 
Bill presented; 106. R.A. 131. 


For the better regulation of the manufacture of brown Linen in Ireland; Ordered, Lxx.133. Presented, 138. R. A. 184. 


Acts 29 Geo. II. c. 153; 3 Geo. III. c. 12; 23 Geo. IL. c. 21; 24 Geo. III. c. 14; 46 Geo. III. c. 29; 51 Geo. IH. c. 14, and 59 Geo. IIL ¢. 52, 
for granting a bounty on certain species of British and Irish Linens exported, read; Motion for the House to resolve itself into a 
Committee of the Whole House to consider of the said Acts; Previous Question proposed and withdrawn; Acts to be considered ; 








Lxxv. 266. See Committees, 679, 
See Accounts and Papers, 1315. 3094-3132. 4948. Addresses, 264. Calicoes, 2. Cambrics. Committees, 
297. 504. 607. 631. 638. 649. 672-685. 1574. 1579. 1581. 1584. 1597. 2002. 2064. Customs, 3. Laws 
Expiring, 3. 19. 25, 26. 34. Muriatic Acid, 3. Petitions, 309. Supply, Key to Supply, Key to Ways and 


Means; also, 5345- 
Linseed Cakes :—See Rape Seed, 2. 
Linsingen, Major General Baron :—see House, 109. 


Liquorice :—see supply, 4878. 
Liquors : 
GEN. INDEX, LVIL—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








636 LIQUORS——LORDS. 












Liquors :——Bill for charging Foreign Liquors and Tobacco, derelict, jetsam, flotsam, lagan, or wreck, brought or coming into 
Great Britain, with the duties payable on importation of such Liquors and Tobacco; Considered, Lxv11. 263. Bill read the Third 


time ; further proceeding upon Third reading adjourned; 339. Resumed, and Bill passed, 342. R. a. 564. See Auctions, 2. 
Spirits. 
Lisbon :——See Accounts and Papers, 4059. 4384-5. Addresses, 265. 


Lists :—See Committees, 1356-1365. 1838. East India Judicature. Elections, 401-2. Members, 24. Privileges, 6. 


Liverpool :——Petition for a Bill for laying a rate on the inhabitants for the defence of that town ond port; Offered; King’s consent 


signified; Petition presented, and referred; L1x.23. Not reported. See Accounts and Papers, 2033-2035. 2284. 3133-3140. 
4412. 5523- Prizes, 6. 


Livings :——See Accounts and Papers, 1289. 1290. 1292-1303. Land Taz, 4. 11. 
Loans :——Motion respecting the mode of transmitting the Loan for the service of Ireland for 1804 to the Irish Treasury ; Superseded, 
by reading the other Orders of the day, Lx. 158. See Accounts and Papers, 1846. 2629-30. 3141-3152. 4325. 5526. 


Annuities. Bank of England, 19. Ireland, 36. Loyalty Loan. Questions, 35. 119. Subsidies. Supply, 
Key to Supply, Key to Ways and Means; also, 5122-5172. 5228-5322. 5345- 


Local J urisdictions :——Bill to remedy certain inconveniences in Local and Exclusive Jurisdictions; Ordered, txxv. 81. 
Presented ; printed; 82. R.A. 104. 


Local Militia :—see mititia, 67-78. 
Logarith MS :—See Addresses, 473. 


Lo gwood :——See Accounts and Papers, 3249. 


London :~——Motion respecting the fortification of London, in case of invasion; Withdrawn, Lv1tr. 670. See Accounts and 
Papers, 2591-2593- 3153-3191. 5666. Bakers, 1. Baths. Bread, 3-13. Clergy, 28-33. Coals, 1-5. 
Committees, 1469. 1507. 1598-1602. 1626-1633. 1691-1693. Corn, 28. Corn Factors. Debts Small, 46. Defence, 6. 
Docks, 8. 69. 71. Elections, 49. Fish, 1.2. Gaols, 2. 29. Gas Lights, 18. Gauger. Hides and Skins, 2-5. 
House, 356. Legal Quays. Lotteries, 9. Markets, 17. 26. Military Force,6. _. Military Service, 2. 
Militia, 56. 58. 66. Nightly Watch. Orders in Council, 1. Parish Clerks. Pavings, 12-14. Petitions, 311. 
Postage, 18. Sewers, 4. Sheriffs, 4. Ships and Vessels, 7. Supply, 635. Theatres, 5. . Tythes, 
9. 14. Waterworks, 7. 31. 

London Bridge :—see Committees, 1598. Petitions, 57. 


London Directory :—see Petitions, 312. 
London Docks :——See Accounts and Papers, 3192-3194. Docks, 8. 69. Supply, Key to Seni. 
London Flour Company :—See Accounts and Papers, 3195. 


London; Port of :-~-See Accounts and Papers, 3171. 3173-3175. 3179-3181. 3196-3201. 5523. --Doeks, 71. 
Legal Quays. Pilots, 5. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Londonderr y *——See Accounts and Papers, 1942. 2514-5. King, 85. Schools, 5. 
Long, Brigadier General Robert Ballard :—see House, 104. 


Longitude : Bills relative to the Longitude : 


To render more effectual Act 5 Geo. III. relative to the discovery of the Longitude at sea; Ordered ; instruction to make provision for 
applying a sum not exceeding £.5,000. towards rewarding persons making discoveries for finding the Longitude at sea; Lv111. 609. 
Bill presented, 613. R. A. 647. 


To continue the encouragement of persons making discoveries for finding the Longitude, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx1. 227. . Presented, 236. 
R. A. 479.———To continue the encouragement of persons making discoveries for finding the Longitude at sea, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxx. 
309. Presented, 320, R. A. 363. 


For more effectually discovering the Longitude, and encouraging attempts to find a Northern Passage between the Atlantic and Pacific 
Oceans, and to approach the Northern Pole ; Ordered, Lxx111. 143. Presented; printed; 150. Lords Amendments agreed to, 232. 
R. A. 327. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3507-3511. Committees, 687-689. Petitions, 313. 668. 


Lopes, Sir Manasseh Masseh :——Motion for an Address, That His Majesty would be graciously pleased to shorten 
the term of imprisonment of Sir Manasseh Masseh Lopes; Withdrawn, Lxxv. 438. See Committees, 411. Elections,617. 820. 


Lord Ss, Hou se of :——See Accounts and Papers, 1194. 3202, 3203. 3805-3818. 4106-8. 5306. Attorney General, 5. 
Committees, 1847-1895. Conferences. House, 364, 365. Impeachment, 1. Messages, 118-152. Petitions, 28%. 
Reports, 211-262. Resolutions, 8-17. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Lor ds :——See Peers. 


] ,ord Advocate of Scotland :-—~Motion, That the copy from the public-record of the county of Bamff, of a letter 
signed, “ C. Hope,” and also of a letter or recommendation from the Sheriff Substitute of the said county, signed, ‘‘ Geo. Forbes,” be 
read, and the Lord Advocate being in his place, the said paper was read, and he. was heard, and then he. withdrew; Motion, That it 
appears to the House that his conduct in writing the said letter, has been oppressive, illegal, and contrary to his official duties ; Superseded 
by reading the Orders of the day ; L1x. 360. See Accounts and Papers, 3459, 3451. 


Lord Chamberlain’s Office :—--See Accounts and Papers, 1194. 1259. 1270-1281. 3748. 
Lords Commissioners &gt; — See Messages, 4-8. Speeches, 1-57. 
Lord’s Day &gt; ——See Bakers, 1. 


Lord H igh Treasurer + — See Chancellor of the Exchequer. 


Lord 









LORD’S——LOTTERIES. 637 


—oooo SSS ee 


Lord President of the Council :——In the absence of the Lord Chancellor opens the Parliament; Lxxtv. 4. 
Signifies the Prince Regent’s approbation of Mr. Speaker elect, 8. 


Lord Justice General of Scotland :—see Justice General of Scotland. 








Lord Lieutenant of Ireland :——Bill to increase the salary of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland; Ordered, uxv1. 385. 
Presented, 391. Printed, 406. R. a. 452. See Accounts and Papers, 3204. Addresses, 466. Amendments, 43. 
Committees, 691. House, 24. Messages, 53. 


Lords Lieutenants of Counties :—See Eelctions, 746. 


Lord Steward :s==The Lord Steward of His Majesty’s Household came into one of the rooms belonging to the Clerk of the 
House of Commons, and in person administered the oaths to certain Members, and made a deputation for swearing the other Members ; 
At the beginning of the first Parliament of the United Kingdom; Lv1. 5. At the beginning of new Parliaments; Lvii1.7.—1x11. 3, 
559-—LXVIII. 3.—LXXIV. 7.— Lxxv. 107. On the accession of King George I1V., The Lord Steward not coming into the 
Long Gallery to administer the oaths, and it appearing that no person had been deputed by him to administer the oaths Mr, Speaker 
and the Members having waited till four of the clock departed; Lxxv. 89. Came into the Long Gallery the next day and in 
person administered the oaths to certain Members, and made a deputation for swearing the other Members, 89.———The Lord Steward’s 
deputations appointing certain Members to administer the oaths to other Members; Lv1. 4.—Lv111, 6,—LIx. 309.—LXU1, 2, 558.— 
LXVIII. 2.—LX xiv. 6.—.Lxxv. 88, 106. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1251. 1259. 1275. Members, 119. 





Lotteries. 


I. Public Bills relative to Lotteries ; 1—A4. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Lotteries, and Proceedings 
thereon; 5—14. 


III. Questions and Previous Questions, Negatived ; 15—17T. 


_ SS SS 


I. Public Bills relative to Lotteries : 


1. To rectify a mistake in Act 41 Geo. III. for granting a certain sum to be raised by a Lottery ; Ordered, tvi1. 30. Presented, 32. 
Instruction to amend so much of the said Act as relates to the commencement of the Drawing of the Lottery, 37. RB. A. 73. 





2. To. require persons licensed to keep Lottery Offices in Ireland to divide a certain number of Tickets into Shares; Ordered, tv11. 558. 
Presented, 567. Instruction for remitting to the Lords of the Treasury in Ireland £. 300,000 Irish Currency out of the monies arising 
from contributions for Lotteries, 595. R. a. 660. 


3. To suppress certain games and Lotteries not authorized by law; Ordered; presented ; printed; Lv1r. 588. nr. a. 662. 
4. Toamend Act 51 Geo. III. c. 113, for raising a sum of money by Lotteries ; Ordered; presented; Lxvit. 167. R. A. 213. 


IJ. Petitions for Bills relative to Lotteries and Proceedings thereon : 


5. Bowyer, Robert :—To enable him to dispose of his Paintings by way of Lottery; Referred, tx. 87. Reported; Report to lie on the 
Table; 114. Read again and Bill ordered, 118. Presented, 122. R. a. 209. ———— ‘To extend and alter term and powers of Act; 
Referred, Lx11.15. Bill ordered, 16. Presented, 22. R. a. 140. 


6. Boydell, John and Josiah :—To enable them to dispose of their collection of Paintings and Premises in Pall Mall, called “ The 
Shakespear Gallery,” by way of chance ; Referred, 11x.65. Bill ordered, 73. Presented, 89. R. A. 173. 


7. Hornby, John :—To enable him to dispose of a Diamond by way of chance; Referred, tx11. 160. Not reported. 


8. Kent, Duke of :—For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable him to dispose of an Estate by way of Lottery; Referred, 
LxxIv. 588. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented and referred; 594. Reported ; Motion for leave to bring in a Bill thereupon 
withdrawn ; 609. 


9. Pickett Street and Snow Hill :—To enable certain persons to dispose of several Houses in Pickett Street and on Snow Hill by 
way of Lottery; Referred, Lx1.97. Bill ordered, 235. Presented, 251. R.A. 479. To amend said Act; Referred, ux1v. 81. 
Bill ordered, 173. Presented, 181. Petition for provision referred, 224. Report and instruction for enabling the Trustees under the 
Act to sell the freehold mentioned in the fourth schedule to the said Act as prize 11, and for disposing of unclaimed prizes in the 
second Lottery which has been drawn, and in the third Lottery to be drawn, 229. R. A. 334.——— To enlarge powers of Acts ; 
Referred, txvit.74. Bill ordered, 129. Presented, 138. Lords Amendments agreed to, 419. R. a. 446. 





Sunderland :—See infra, 13. 


11. Thornton, Dr.:—To enable him to dispose of his paintings, &amp;c. by way of chance; Referred, uxv1, 6g. BBill ordered, 130. Pre- 
sented, 140. Lords Amendments agreed to, 336. R. a. 356. ; 


12. Tomkins, Peltro Williams :—To enable him to dispose of his collection of paintings, &amp;c. by way of Lottery ; To lie on the Table ; 
Lxx11. 44. Read again, and referred ; Committee to report observations and opinion, 172. Order for Committee to report observations 
and opinion discharged ; Bill ordered; 177. Presented, 182. Re-committed, 235. Lords Amendments agreed to, 377. R. a. 419. 
To extend the time of drawing the Lottery; Referred, txxv. 26. Bill ordered, 70. Petition renewed, and referred, 150. 
Bill ordered, 215. Presented, 227. Petition against, 332. R.a. 468. 





13. Wear Bridge (Durham) :——To enable the Commissioners to dispose of certain shares in the profits of the said Bridge by way of 
Lottery; Referred, ux11.171. Not reported. To enable several persons to dispose of certain securities in the tolls of the Iron 
Bridge at Bishop Wearmouth by way of Lottery; Referred, rx1x. 48. Bill ordered; presented; 152. Lords Amendments agreed to, 
352. R.A. 359. 


14. Worthing :——For the disposal of houses in that town by way of Lottery; To lie upon the Table, Lxvit. 50. Not proceeded in. 


III. Questions 





GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 7Y¥ 































638 LOTTERIES—— LUNATICS. 
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Lotteries—continued. 









III. Questions and Previous Questions, Negatived : 


16. 


16. 
17. 


That by the establishment of State Lotteries the Government of this country h iri i 
; } ty has encouraged and provoked a spirit of gambling, &amp;c. ; 
Negatived ; That such Lotteries have been attended with peculiar evils, negatived : That this House will th horise 
the establishment of State Lotteries, negatived ; Lx x1. a. Kindly ae ee eee 


Three Motions respecting the establishment of State Lotteries; Previous Questions thereupon Negatived, Lxx11. 169. 
That by the establishment of State Lotteries a spirit of gambling injurious in the highest degree to the morals of the le i 
and provoked, Negatived; several other Motions respecting State Lotteries, iene: me 396. a 


See Accounts and Papers, 925-929. 3205-3231. 4891-4894. Addresses,503. Bank of England, 1 Committees, 692 
cc » $1. . e . ‘ -—3. 1603. 
Petitions, 314. Supply, Key to Supply, Key to Ways and Means ; also, 4485. psig i. aaa Unclaimed Fo a , 


SSRIS 


Lough Allen Canal :—see Accounts and Papers, 3232. 
Louis, Rear Admiral :—see House, 116. 
Louisiana :—See Addresses, 266. 

Low, Major General Baron :—see House, 145. 
‘Low Countries :—see Supply, 3992. 4200. 

Low Wines :—see Spirits, 2. 16. 41. 

Loyalists :—see American Loyalists. 


Loyalt Loan :———Motion, That the two first Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means reported 8 December 1796, and 


Act 37 Geo. III. relating to the Loyalty Loan, be referred to a Committee of the Whole House; Negatived, 11x. 227-8. See 
Committees, 1604. Petitions, 669. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Luce, Daniel :—see Elections, 344. House, 223. 

Lucia, Saint :—see Accounts and Papers, 1435. 

Ludgate Compter :—See Committees, 1527. 

Ludlow, Lieutenant General Sir George :—see House, 109. 123, 

Luke, Saint, Hospital :—see Petitions, 17. 

Lumber :—see Accounts and Papers, 4234-4236. 

Lumley, Brigadier General the Honourable William :—see House, 99. 104. 


Lunatics, Lunatic Asylums, and Madhouses :— Bills relative to Lunatics, Lunatic 
Asylums and Madhouses: 


4.~ To authorize the sale or mortgage of the estates of persons fourd Lunatic in England or Ireland respectively; Ordered, Lvii1. 322. 


2. 


on 


il. 


12. 
13. 





Presented, 327. Printed, 328. Again printed, 368. Rk. a. 578. 

For the better care and maintenance of Pauper and Criminal Lunatics ; Ordered, Lx111.245. Presented; printed; 248. Re-committed, 
336. Again printed, 351. Again re-committed, 382. Lords Amendments agreed to, 453. R.A. 464. —&lt;—— To amend said Act ; 
Ordered, txv1. 249. Presented; printed; 253. Lords Amendment agreed to, 415. R.A. 433- To amend said Act 
48 Geo. III.; Ordered, Lxx. 97. Presented; printed; 109, Again printed, 172. Re-committed, 178. Lords Amendment agreed 
to, 234. R.A. 266. 





To repeal Act 14 Geo. III. ¢. 49, for regulating Madhouses, and making other provisions in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lxvit1. 647. 
Presented, 657. Reported; printed; 665. Not proceeded in. Another Bill; Ordered, tx1x. 183. Presented, 185. 
Printed, 188. Petitions against, From Bethlem Hospital, 239,285. St. Luke’s, 353. Liverpool Infirmary, 406. Bill re-committed; 
again printed; 311. Again re-committed ; again printed; 406. Passed, 449. Not returned from the Lords. —&lt;-— To amend said 
Act (14 Geo. III.) ; Ordered, uxx. 471. Not presented. 





To repeal said Acts 14 Geo. III. and 55 Geo. III. and for making other provisions in lieu thereof; Ordered ; presented ; printed; Lx x1. 
407. Again printed, 420, 474. Re-committed, 466. Again re-committed, 508. Passed, 516. Not returned from the Lords. 
————— Another Bill; Ordered, txx11. 31. Presented; printed; 65. Passed, 175. Not returned from the Lords. Another 
Bill; Ordered, txx1v. 210. Presented; printed; 321. Re-committed, 449. Passed, 462. Not returned from the Lords. 





To amend Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. c. 94, for the safe custody of insane persons charged with offences ; Ordered, Lxx1. 346. Presented; 
printed; 347. R. A. 520. 

For the better care of Pauper Lunatics in England; From the Lords; read; printed; Lxx1v.601. Reported, with Amendments, 623. 
Passed, with Amendments, 624. Agreed to by the Lords, 630. rR. a. 631. 

To regulate Madhouses in Scotland; Ordered; presented; printed; Lx1x. 338. Committee deferred, 411. 434. Not proceeded 
in. Another Bill ordered; presented; printed; txx. 207. Lords Amendments agreed to, 353. R.A. 363. ——— 
To provide proper places for the care and treatment of Lunatics in Scotland; Ordered, Lxx11.172. Presented; printed; 178. Petition 
from Lanark against, 254. Committee put off for three months, 449. —«—_—— Another Bill ordered; presented; printed; Lx x11. 
467. Not proceeded in. 


For the erecting of District Asylums in Scotland for Lunatics; Ordered, Lxx111. 20. Presented; printed; 22. Petitions against; to lie 
on the Table; From, Aberdeenshire, 319. Argyllshire, 281. Ayr, 36, P. 145. Ayrshire, Monkton, and Prestwich, 227. 
Banff; 242, rp. Dumbarton, 338, rp. Dumfries, 310, 329. Dunkeld, Dumfries, and Perth, 329. Edinburgh, 302, Pr. Elgin, 
260. Glasgow and Dumfries, 310. Kincardine, 256. Kirkcudbright, 229, rp. Lanark, 281, Pp. Monkton, 227. Montrose, 
172. Perth, 329. Prestwieh, 227. Renfrew, 212, Pr. Stirlingshire, 203. Wigtown, 214. Second Reading put off for Three 
months, 409. 

For the establishment of Provincial Asylums for Lunatics in Ireland; Ordered, Lx. 157. Motion for an Instruction for the production 


annually to Parliament of exact statements of the condition of County Infirmaries in Ireland; withdrawn; 173. Bill presented ; 
printed ; 176. Second Reading put off for Six months, 193. 


To gomert e marriage of Lunatics in Ireland; Ordered, xvi. 271. Presented; printed; 282. Lords Amendments agreed to, 382. 
R. A. 387. 
To provide for the establishment of Asylums for the Lunatic Poor in Ireland; Ordered, tx x11. 434. Presented, 436. R.A. 474. 


To amend said Act 57 Geo. III. c. 136, for the establishment of Asylums for the Lunatic Poor in Ireland; Ordered, Lxxv.28. Again 
ordered, 367. Presented, 415. R.A. 468. 

See Accounts and Papers, 3234-3240. 3660. Addresses, 267-269. 4°74. Committees, 1605-9. Common Recoveries, 2. 

Elections, 374. Fish, 6. Hospitals, 14. King, 129. Petitions, 686. 696. Supply, Key to Supply.. 


Lying- 











LYING——MAIL. 639 


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Lying-in Hospital, Dublin :—see Accounts and Papers, 1976. Petitions, 671. Supply, Key to Supply. 

Lyme Regis :——~Bill to regulate the application of public money to the Cobb at Lyme Regis; Ordered, rxx1v. 563. Not 
presented. See Accounts and Papers, 3241-3246. Addresses, 504. Committees, 14°70. Docks, 72. Petitions, 672. 
Supply, 4207. ? 

Lynedoch, Lord :—— Bill for settling an annuity on him; Ordered, LXIx. 314. Presented, 440. x. a. 516. See 
Committees, 775. King, 86. Messages, 57. 





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M*‘ ADAM, John Loudon :—see committees, 1554. Petitions, 719. 


Macao, Isle of :——See Accounts and Papers, 5435. 


M* Cleland 3 The Honourable J ames :——Mr. Martin, in his place, charged the Honourable James M¢ Cleland, 
one of the Barons of His Majesty Court of Exchequer in Ireland, with sundry high crimes, offences, and misdemeanors, and presented 
to the House an article of charge ; Article delivered in and read ; Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole 
House, to take into consideration the said article of charge, withdrawn; article of charge rejected ; Lx XIV. 493. 


Mace :—see Committees,638. Laws Expiring, 5.25. 31. 


Mace of the House: 


On the resignation of the Speaker being signified to the House by letter, the Mace was brought into the House, and laid under the Table 
by the Serjeant, before any Member spoke; LVI. 33.—LVII. 92. —- Lx x11. 306. —=—— On the next meeting of the House after such 
resignation, and before the choice of a new Speaker, the Serjeant comes and brings the Mace, and lays it under the Table; Lv1. 33.— 
LVII. 93.—LxX x11. 306. A Speaker having been chosen, and made his acknowledgments, and sat down in the chair, the Mace is 
laid upon the Table; Lv1. 6, 33.—LV11. 93.—LVII1. 8.—Lx11. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 4.—LXXII. 307.—LX XIV. 8.—Lx xv. 108, 
Speaker elect, after the House is adjourned, goes away without the Mace before him ; Lv1. 33.— LVII. 93.— LXXII. 307- 


The Serjeant directed to go with the Mace and acquaint Lord Melville (who had requested, by letter addressed to the Speaker, to be 
admitted and heard) that he might come; Lx. 367.———— The Duke of Wellington, on being admitted, sat down, covered, in a chair 
prepared for him, the Serjeant standing on his right-hand with the Mace grounded; Lx1x. 414. 


See House, 286-288. 301. 303. Members, 29. 31. Peers. 
Macedonian F r igate s——-See Accounts and Papers, 3582-3. 








M* Farlane, Major General Robert :—see House, 109. 


Machinery : 


Bill for allowing Matthew Boulton to export Machinery for erecting a mint in Denmark; Ordered, 11x. 346. Order of leave for Bill 


discharged, and Bill to permit the exportation of Machinery for erecting a mint in Denmark; ordered, and presented ; L1x. 348. 
R. A. 400. 


Bill for authorizing the exportation of Machinery for erecting a mint in the Brazils ; Ordered, Lxv. 397. Presented, 404, R. a. 482. 


Bill for authorizing the exportation of Machinery for erecting a mint in America ; Ordered, Lxx1. 471. Presented, 479. RB. A. 515. 
See Collieries, 1. Frames, Protection of. Petitions, 317. 383. 


Mackenzie, Major General :—see Addresses, 515. 

Mac Kinlay, Andrew :—see Accounts and Papers, 5479. 

Mackinnon, Major General Henry :—see Addresses, 515. 

Mac Mahon, The Right honourable John :—see Accounts and Papers, 5481. 
Macquarrie, Governor :—see Accounts and Papers, 1460. Addresses, 270. Petitions, 971. 
M* Rae, Alexander :—see Petitions, 319. 


Madder :——Bill for repealing the duties of customs on Madder imported into Great Britain, and for granting other duties in lieu 
thereof; Ordered, ux1x. 81. Presented, 82. R. A. 114.——— Bill to rectify a mistake in the above Act; Ordered ; presented ; 
LXIX.116. R. A. 119- Bill to continue said Acts ; Ordered, LX XI. 432. Presented, 437. R. A, 501. Bill to continue said 
Acts of 54 Geo. III.; Ordered, ux x111. 85. Presented, 128. R. A. 188, ———— Bill to continue said two Acts of 54 Geo. III.; 
Ordered, Lx x111. 362. Presented, 371. 8. a- 406. See Committees, 694-697. 








Madeira &gt; —See Accounts and Papers, 3248. 5208. Addresses, 2°71. Committees, 862. Oranges. Postage, 12. 
Madhouses :—see Lunatics. 
Madrid :——See Accounts and Papers, 5646. Spain. 


Magistrates :——The High Bailiff of Westminster, and certain Magistrates of the police offices in Middlesex, ordered to attend the 
House immediately on complaints made by Members that they were attacked by a mob; they attend, and are examined by the Speaker ; 
Lxx.144. Ordered to attend on a future day, and to repair to their several posts forthwith, and prevent further outrages in the 
passages to and about the House; 145. Orders of the Day for their attendance read and discharged, 161. See Addresses, 272. 
Committees, 698. Constables, 3. Justices of the Peace. King, 87. Petitions, 321. 


Mahogany *——Bill for granting additional duties on Mahogany not imported from the Bay of Honduras; Ordered, Lxvit. 212. 
Presented, 219. R, A. 289. See Accounts and Papers, 3249. Committees, 699. Customs, 13. 


Maida :—sSee House, 164. 

Maidstone *-—— See Electiuns, 235. 236. 360. 

Maidstone Geneva :—See Committees, 623. Geneva, Laws Expiring, 14. 
Mail Coaches: Bills relative to Mail Coaches : 


To repeal the exemption from toll granted for or in respect of carriages and horses carrying the Mail; Ordered; presented ; printed ; 
LxviI.236. Bill reported; further consideration of Report put off for three months; 465. 


To repeal the exemption from toll granted in respect of carriages with more than two wheels carrying the Mail in Scotland; Ordered, 
Lxvitr. 504. Presented; printed; 510. R. A. 542. oS ie 


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3. 


4. 


4. 


8. 


11. 


12. 


138. 
14. 


16. 
17. 


18. 
19. 


21, 


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15. 


Mail Coaches: Bills relative to Mail Coaches—continued. 


For the better protection of His Majesty’s Mails of Letters in their conveyance by the post ; Ordered, Lxvi11.293. Presented ; printed; 
go1. Passed, 351. Not returned from the Lords, 


To limit the number of passengers to be carried by Mail Coaches and Mail Diligences in Ireland; Ordered, rxx1v. 462. Presented ; 
printed ; 471. Petitions of contractors for carrying the Mails in Ireland, and of William Hawker Bourne ‘and others against; To lie 
on the Table, 540. Second reading put off for six months, 548. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1977. or 5613. Addresses, 455. Committees, 701,2. 1611. © Palmer, Mr. 
Petitions, 322. 


Mail Coach Roads (Ireland) :—see Roads, 7. 

Maitland, Major General Frederick :—see House, 103. 

Maitland, Major General Peregrine :—see House, 145. 

Malcolm, Brigadier General Sir John, k. c. B. :—See House, 122. 

Male Servants :—see Accounts and Papers, 876.878, 879.888. Assessed Taxes, 7.9.11. 14. 17.22.26, Petitions, 17. 
Malicious Injuries :—see Trespasses. 


Malicious Shootin 4 :——Bill for the further prevention of Malicious Shooting and attempting to discharge loaded fire arms, 
stabbing, poisoning, &amp;c. and the malicious using of means to procure the miscarriage of women, and the malicious setting fire to buildings, 
and for repealing certain Acts relating to the murdering of bastard children, and for making other provisions in lieu thereof; From the 
Lords; Lv1it. 424. Read; printed; 490. Reported, with Amendments, 514. Passed, with Amendments, 516. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 524. R. A. 543. 


Mallison, Mr. t———=See Accounts and Papers, 3253. Committees, 1612. 2003. Petitions, 323. 


Malt: Bills relativeto Malt : 


For preventing frauds by the makers of Malt from bear or bigg in Scotland ; Ordered, tvi11.630. Presented, 650. R. a. 6go. 


For altering and amending several laws relating to the Duties of Excise upon Malt; Ordered, rx1. 500. Presented, 502. R. A. 567. 
For continuing said Act; Ordered, LxXII. 239. Order for Bill discharged, and another Bill ordered, 275. Presented, 276. 
Committee deferred, 299, 350. Not proceeded in. To revive and continue said Act; Ordered, tx11.'740. Presented, 761. 
R. a. 830. ——— For further continuing said Act 46 Geo III.; Ordered; presented; Lx111. 190. R. a. 268. , 








For the better collection of the duties on Malt malt made in Great Britain; Ordered, tx111. 283. Presented ; printed; 289. R.A. 449. 


For allowing the exportation of British aud Irish Malt from one part of the United Kingdom to the other ; Ordered, Lxv. 235. Presented ; 
printed; 302. R. A. 402. 


To prevent frauds relating to the exportation of British and Irish Malt; Ordered, txv. 350. Presented, 351. R. a. 482. 


For amending the several Acts relating to the making of Malt, and the granting of permits and certificates, &amp;c. in Ireland ; Ordered, 
LXxv. 441. Presented, 446. R. a. 506. 


To amend Acts 50 Geo. III. c. 1, and 51 Geo. III. c. 2, [Supply Bills] for continuing certain duties on Malt, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxvt. 307. 
Presented, 313. Rk. a.356. 


For better securing the duties on Malt; Ordered, txvir. 462. Presented; printed; 489. Again printed, 514. R. A.533. ——— 
To alter and amend said Act; Ordered, Lxvii1. 32. Presented, 33. R. a. 106. 


For making certain allowances of the duties payable on Malt and Beer ; Ordered, Lx x1. 280. Presented, 284. R. a. 416. 


F qr reducing the duty on Malt from bear or bigg only for home consumption in Scotland; Ordered, Lxxv.424. Presented, 435. Motion 
for instruction to extend the provisions of the Bill to Malt made from barley, withdrawn, 450. Lords Amendments agreed to, 471. 
R. A. 477. 


To amend the Acts in force for securing the collection of the Revenue upon Malt, and for regulating the trade of a distiller, &amp;c. in Ireland ; 
Ordered, Lv111. 577- Presented; printed; 584. R. a. 637. 


For granting a duty upon Malt made in Ireland; Ordered, t1x. 139. Presented, 141. R. A. 173. 


For confirming the provisions of Act 32 Geo. III. of the Parliament of Ireland, so far as the same prohibits the import of Malt into Ireland, 
and for repealing the power given to the Lord Lieutenant and council by Act of session 1804, prohibiting the use of oats and oatmeal in 
the distillation of spirits in Ireland ; Ordered ; presented; L1x. 386. R. A. 431. 


For the collection of the Malt duties in Ireland, and regulating the trade of a Maltster; Ordered, tx. 261. Presented ; printed; 289. 
R. A. 430. To amend said Act; Ordered, Lx1.291. Presented, 313. Rk. a. 380.—&lt;—-To amend Acts in force in Ireland 
for collection of the malt duties; Ordered, x11. 288, Not presented. To amend said Acts 45 and 46 Geo. III.; Ordered, 
LxX111.410. Presented, 414. R. A. 464. 








To provide for the better collection of the duty on Malt made in Ireland; Ordered, txvir1. 564. Presented, 575. R. A. 630. 


To make further provision for collecting and securing the Duties of Excise on Malt made in Ireland; Ordered, Lx x. 346. Presented, 354. 
R. Ae 415. 


To reduce the Duties of Excise on Malt made in Ireland; Ordered, txx1. 335. Presented, 353. Rk. A. 489. 
To make further provision for the collection of the duties on Malt in Ireland; Ordered, Lxx111.354. Presented, 382. R. A. 417. 
Motion, that in the Acts of Parliament relating to duties on Malt passed in the years 1725, 1760, 1779, 1780, and 1787, the principle 


was uniformly recognized of imposing only half the amount of duty on Malt in Scotland of what was imposed on Malt made in — ; 
previous Question negatived upon that, and on several other Motions relative to the duties on Malt; Lxxv. 403. 


Motion respecting the account of annual duties on Malt and Pensions; Withdrawn, Lx1. 537-8. 
See Accounts and Papers, [999-1001. 1007. 1550. 1555: 1571. 1581-2. 1597-8. 1600. 1605. 1607-8. 2474. 2548. 
3254-3277. Barley. Beer, 4. 6, 7. Brewers. Coffee, 11. Committees, '703-717- 972- 974- 
1574. 1613-4. Corn, 4. 14. Laws Expiring, 2. 7. Petitions, 324-333. Spirits, 1. Supply, 1032. 


Key to Ways and Means; also, 5217. 5228. 5334-5- 5347-5359- 5385-6. 
Malt Liquor :—see Beer. Supply, 4905. 


Malta : Bills relative to Malta: 


To regulate the trade to and from the Island of Malta and to declare that the same shall be considered as part of Europe; Ordered, ivr. 511. 
Presented, 529. np. a. 664. 


To permit the registry at Malta of ships taken as prizes; Ordered, yx1v. 161. Presented, 165. . a. 256. 


To continue several Acts for regulating the trade to the Isle of Malta, and to revive and continue several Acts relating to the trade of the Cape 
of Good Hope, and to the bringing and landing of prize goods in Great Britain ; Ordered, rx1x. 489. Presented, 490. R. a. 519. 


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Malta: Bills relative to: Malta—conitinued. .-.- : ' 


4, To regulate the trade between Malta and its dependencies and His Majesty’s sugar Colonies in America and the United Kingdom ; 
Ordered, Lxx. 80. Presented; printed; 105. R.A. 184. 


6. ‘To extend the privileges of the trade of Malta to the Port of Gibraltar; Ordered, Lxx11.25. Presented, 36, R. a. 130. 


See Accounts, Public, 14. Accounts and Papers, 13. 85, 86. 95. 1427. 1429. 1435- 1440. 1442. 3278-9. 4596. 5482-5486. 
Addresses, 112. 273-4. 355. Calicoes, 2. Committees, 8, 9. 12. 147. 267. 613. 621. 718~722. 823, 1576-7. 2004. 
Gibraltar, 1. King, 42. Laws Expiring, 8. 13. Navy, 4. 6. 21. Postage, 7. Questions, 95. 
Ships and Vessels, 14. Supply, 2832, 2833. ; 


Man, Isle of: Bills relative to the Isle of Man: 
1. To continue Act 38 Geo. III. for the further encouragement of the trade and manufactures of the Isle of Man; Ordered, xvi. 462. 
Presented, 469. R. A. 599. To continue said Acts, 38 Geo. III. and Jast Act; Ordered, tv11. 581. Presented, 586. Read 
Third time ; further proceedings upon Third reading adjourned; 630. Resumed; Bill passed; 635. R. a, 661. . 


2. For regulating, encouraging, and improving the trade and revenues of the Isle of Man; Ordered, Lx. 120, Presented, 124. Printed, 172. 
R. A. 488. 





8. — For settling and securing a certain annuity on John Duke of Atholl, and the heirs general of the seventh Earl of Derby; Ordered, ix. 
415. Presented, 427. Passed, 453. Lords desire a copy of the Evidence upon which the House passed the Bill; House will send an 
answer; 462. Message’ considered, and answer sent to the Lords of their reasons for not sending the Evidence as desired, 471. 
Message from the Lords respecting the above message and answer sent to the Lords respecting the same, 497." R. A. 498. 


4. For consolidating the duties of Customs for that Island; Ordered, xv. 305. Presented, 375. R. A- 448. ‘For amending said Act ; 
Ordered, Lxv1.340. Presented, 347. R.A. 387. 





For the more effectual prevention of smuggling in that Island ; Ordered, Lxv. 305. Presented, 401, R.A. 482. 

To allow a greater number of sheep to he carried from England to the Isle of Man; Ordered, Lxv1.247. Presented, 346. R. A. 387. 
To permit the exportation of certain articles to the Isle of Man from Great Britain; Ordered, uxvit. 514. Presented, 520. R. A. 542. 
To suspend the exportation of foreign spirits from Great Britain to the Isle of Man; Ordered, Lxv1i1. 620. Presented, 622. R. a. 656. 


To repeal duties granted by Act 11 Geo. III. for repairing the harbours in the Isle of Man, and for granting new duties, &amp;c. ; Ordered, 
Lx1x. 466. Presented, 469. R. a. 510. 


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11. To charge additional duties on the importation of certain articles into the Isle of Man ; Ordered, Lxxv. 361. Presented, 365. R.A. 455- 


See Accounts and Papers, 3280-3293. Addresses, 275. 606. Committees, 311, 615. 625, 626. 723-734. 1471. 
1576-8. 1615. Docks, 73. | Laws Expiring, 3. 9. 15. Light Houses, 6. Petitions, 334. 673. 
Managers :—sSee Impeachment, 1.2. Members, 19. 158. 
Manby, Captain :——See Accounts and Papers, 3294-3298. Addresses, 276. 475-6. Committees, 1616-1618, 
Petitions, 704. Supply, 2184. 2593. 3188. 
Man chester t—See Justices of the Peace, 11. Petitions, 335. 553- 
Manchester Meeting :——See Accounts and Papers, 4810. Petitions, 336. 


Manners, Hugh :—see Eiections, 168. 

Manners, Sir William :—see Elections, 168. House, 224. 

Manningham, Major General Coote :—see House, 102. 

Manslaughter :—see Murder. Ships and Vessels, 1. 

Manufactories :—see Committees, 1619. Cotton, 11. 13, 14. Petitions, 131. 133. 338. 
Manufactures :—see Commercial Credit, 5. 


Manufactur ing Districts :——Motion, That a Committee be appointed to inquire into the present state of the Manu- 
facturing Districts (1819-20); Negatived, rx xv. 46. 


Manure : Bills relative to Manure : ) 
1. For preventing frauds and abuses in the sale and admeasurement of Soot, Ashes, and other articles of Manure; Ordered, tvi1. 318. 
Presented, 360. Committed to a Select Committee, 367. Passed, 452. Not returned Srom the Lords. 


2. To explain the exemptions from toll in several Acts for carriages carrying Dung or any other Manure; Ordered, Lxvit. 366. Presented, 

"367. Printed, 368. Again printed, 421. Re-committed, 476. Passed, 488. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 507, 
Report, and another Bill ordered, 508. Presented, 509. Committed; considered; House informed that the Bill was not properly 
blanked; Bill withdrawn, and another ordered; 511. Presented, 520. Instruction to receive a clause to levy tolls in certain cases ; 
525. R.A. 548. To amend said Act; Ordered ; presented; printed; Lxvi11. 325. Committed, 351. Order for going into 
Committee discharged ; Bill re-committed to a Select Committee ; 385. Again printed, 497. 8. A. 630. 





3. To confine the exemption from toll for carriages carrying Manure to carriages with wheels of certain dimensions, Ordered; Lx x1, 366. 
Presented ; printed; 400. Report put off for three months, 438. 


4. Toexplain and amend Act 53 Geo. III. -c. 82, relative to Manure carriages; Ordered, Lxx11. 268. Presented; printed; 269. Again 
printed, 305. R. a. 376. 


Maps or P lans t—~—See Clerks of the Peace, 3. Orders, 7. 21. 36, 37: Supply, 4524. 

Marbles :——See Committees, 310. 1048. Statues. 

Margaret, Saint, Church, Westminster :—Motion for an address for a sum te be advanced for defraying 
the expenses of repairing same, above the sums granted by Parliament ; Withdrawn, rxvii1. 666. See Committees, 1621-2. 
King, 131. Petitions, 674. Supply, 534. 3087. 

Margate :——Petition for a Bill for separating that parish from the jurisdiction of the town and port of Dover ; To lie on the Table, 

_ LXXIv. 102. Not proceeded in. 
Margate Harbour :——See Accounts and Papers, 3300. Petitions, 675. Supply, 1862. . 
Marhatta W ar +See Accounts and Papers, 2070, 2071. 2143: 4116. 5429. 5582. East India Affairs, 58, 


Supply, 1057. —— © 
ep Mariegalante : 
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642 MARIEGALANTE—-MARKETS. 
eIEeaeaeaE»E~E~™mR”_—aaa————_L—L_—_———L_—_ SSS 


Mariegalante :——See Committees, 1189. 1195. 1197. 1222. Sugar, 18. 23, 24. ° f 


Marines : 
1. _ Bill for the regulation of the Pay Office of the Royal Marines; Ordered, txv. 137. Presented; Printed; 158. Committee ‘put eff 
for three months, 473. 


2. Bill for allowing a drawback upon the duties of wines consumed by officers of the Royal Marines serving on His Maj ne 
Ordered, uxviit. 428. Presented, 433. R.a. 506. yal ig on board Majesty’s ships ; 


See Accounts and Papers, 3301. 3587. 3663-4. 3668. 5487. 5621. _ Army, 3. House, 131. King, 116. 
Navy, 1.7. 13. 15. 18, 19. 29. 31. 36. Petitions, 367. Property Taz, 9. Soldiers, 2. ly, 
Key to Supply. 
Marine Insurance :—see Insurance, 3-5. 
Marin €Ts :—Bill for the further encouragement of Irish Mariners ; Ordered, Lv11.390. Presented, 395. R. a. 540. See 
Army, 32. Committees, 826. Navy, 2, 3. 22. 





Markets mw Town Balls. 








Petitions for Bills relative to Markets and Town Halls, and Proceedings 
thereon : 
Aberayron :—See Docks 11. 


Alloa :—See Docks, 13. 
Barnstaple :—-See Pavings, 23. 
Bedford :—See Pavings, 27. 


1. Billingsgate :——To repeal so much of Act 2 Geo. III. as limits the quantity of fish to be sold by wholesale in the City of London, and for 


the better regulation of the sale of fish in the Market of Billingsgate; Referred, tv11. 68. Bill ordered, 394. Presented, 404. 
R. A. 642. 


Birmingham :—See Pavings, 32. 


2. Blackburne (Lancashire) :-—For regulating the Markets, for dividing, inclosing and disposing of a parcel of waste ground, and 


for watching, lighting, &amp;c. the streets; Referred, Lv11t. 170. Bill ordered, 375. Presented, 501. Petition against, 519. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 600. R. a. 603. 


Bodmin :—See Churches, 27. 
Boston :—See Bridges, 13. 
Brighthelmstone :—See Pavings, 41. 


3. Canterbury :——For enlarging, improving and regulating the Cattle Market in that city; Referred, rv1.18. Bill ordered, 34. Pre- 
sented, 42. R.A. 261. 


4. Chichester :—To regulate and improve the Cattle Market ; Referred, tx11. 105. Bill ordered, 108. Presented, 268. Committed, 305. 
Petition renewed and referred, 629. [Bill ordered, 635. Presented, 662. Rr. a. 831. 


Coal Market (London) :—See infra, 17. 


5. Covent Garden :—For regulating and improving the same ; Referred, txvir1. 78. Bill ordered, 171. Presented, 250. _ Petitions 
against, 277, 284, 293, 385, 390. Power to Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 387. Petition respecting Standing 
Orders not being complied with, referred to a Committee, 390. R. A. 507. 


Cowes, West (Isle of Wight) :—See Pavings, 61. 
Croydon :——See Court Houses, 6. 
Dalkeith :—See Pavings, 63. 


6. Dartmouth (Devon) :—For building a Market House and for paving; Referred, Lx1x. 36. Not reported. ——-— For building 
a Market House and better paving that borough ; Referred, xx. 52. Bill ordered, 106. Order of leave discharged, and another Bill 
ordered; presented; 116. Lords Amendments agreed to, 242. R. a. 266, 


Daventry :—See Pavings, 65. 
Drogheda :- -See Docks, 35. 
Dunstable :—See Bills, 257. 


8. Exeter :—For removing the Market from its present situation ; Referred, txxtv. 56. Petition against the application, 80. To lie on 
the Table, 81. Petition for Bill reported, 104. Report; to lie on the Table, 105. Petition in favour of application; Report read, and 
re-committed; 111. Not proceeded in,_—-—— For removing the Market to some more convenient place ; Referred, Lxxv..16... Petition 
renewed and referred, 114. Bill ordered, 149. Presented, 159. Petitions against, 165, 215, 248, 256, 318. Petition in favour, 204. 
Time enlarged for Committee to report, 318. Bill reported ; Motion that the Bill be re-committed ; debate thereon adjourned ; 336. 
Resumed; Bill re-committed ; leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain day ; 343. Time enlarged for Report, 
5364. R. A. 456. 


Glasgow :—See Pavings, 89. 
9. Gosport :—For erecting a new Market Place; Referred, Lxv1.52- Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 119. Presented, 141. 
R. A. 433. 
11. Halifax :—For regulating the Market Place in that town; Referred, rxv.58. Bill ordered, go. Presented, 108. Re-committed, 198. 
R, A. 253. 


12. Hanley (Stafford) :—For regulating the Market ; Referred, Lxvitt. 78. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, #81. Committed, 355. 
Petitions against, 404, 495. Power to send fer persons, papers and records, 434. Bill re-committed, 472. Regent's eonsent -sig- 

nified, 496. &amp;. A. 542. 
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Petitions for Bills relative to Markets, &amp;¢.—continued. 


1. Haymarket +—For the rémoval thereof ; To lie on the Table, tv11. 176. Petition against the application, to lie on the Table, 342. 
' — Not proceeded in, —=— For leave to present a Petition for the removal thereof; Referred, Lxx1Iv. 312. Reported; leave given ; 


Petition presented and referred; 319. Reported; leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered, and Committee to report on notices, 327. 
Not proceeded in. 


14. Herefordshire :—For erecting a Shire Hall and other buildings, and providing accommodation for the Judges; Referred, Lx x. 35: 
Bill ordered, 93. Presented, 106. R. a. 184. 


Hop Market :—See infra, 27. 


15. Hull, Kingston-upon ;—For improving the Market Place and making a commodious street with a dock in that town; Referred, 
Lvi.101. Billordered, 322. Presented, 349. King’s consent signified, 475. 3. A. 600. 


Hungerford (Westminster) :—See infra, 31. 

Kilmarnock Town Hall :—see Pavings, 119: 

King’s Place, Newington :—See infra, 18. 

Kingston-upon-Hull :—See supra, 15. 

Kingston-upon-Thames :—See Inclosures, 87, (Kingston-upon-Thames.) 

Leadenhall Market :—For removing the Market for hides and skins; txv. 68. Referred, 69. Not reported. 


16. Liverpool :——For abolishing the payment of certain tolls called Ingates and Outgates; Referred, Lxx1v. 13. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table, 29. Read aud re-committed, 35. Reported; Report to lie on the table, 39. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 41. 
Presented, 56. R. A. 258. See Docks, 67. Pavings, 132. 


17. London Coal Market :—For establishing a Coal Market in the City of London; Referred, tvi1. 139. Petition of John Burnet 

relative to the admeasurement of Coals in Surrey; Referred, 345. Petition for Bill reported, and Bill ordered, 358. Presented, 416. 

Petitions against, 450, 482, 484. Bill committed, 459. Accounts relative to the Orphans’ Fund ; referred, 460. Not proceeded in. 
For establishing a Coal Market in the City of London; Referred, rv1ir. 128. Bill ordered, 335. Petition against the 
application, 389. Bill presented, 393. Petitions against, 428, 476, 486. Reports of former sessions read; Bill reported, and 
re-committed; 593. R. A. 637. To alter and enlarge powers of said Act; Referred, trx. 98. Bill ordered, 305. Presented, 
313. BR. A. 417. To alter, enlarge, and consolidate powers of Act; Referred, tx. 105. Not reported. To alter and 
enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, tx1.108. Not reported. To repeal Acts, and to make better provision for the same ; 
Referred, rx11. 164. Bill ordered, 292. Presented, 300. Committed, 336. Petition renewed, and referred, 595. _ Bill ordered, 
630. Presented, 639. R. A. 830. See Coal Factors. 

















Londonderry :—See Bridges, 41. 
Lynn :—See Pavings, 137. 
Macclesfield :—See Pavings, 138. 
Monmouth :—See Pavings, 146. 


1s. Newington (Surrey) King’s Place Market :—To authorize the inspector of hides to examine them in that Market; To lie 
on the Table, rx1x 70. Petition read again, and referred, 118. Bill ordered, 121. Presented, 162. R. a. 359. 


19. Paddington :——Petition of Common Council of London for leave to present Petition to repeal so much of Act 38 Geo. III. as 
relates to establishing Markets at Paddington; LvII. 424. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; voices; 425. Petition of Grand 
Junction Canal Company praying that they may be permitted to answer the charge contained in the Petition, referred ; Committee to report 
opinion, and Counsel ordered; 464. Petition against application ; to lie on the Table, 470. Report, with three Resolutions, to lie on 
the Table, and be printed, 559. Minutes ordered, 627. Presented, 633. Not proceeded in. 


Paisley :—See Pavings, 159. 


21. Pembroke Dock :—Bill to establish a Market at Pembroke Dock; Ordered, txxi1v. 511. Order of leave for Bill read and 
discharged ; and Bill for authorizing the Commissioners of the Navy to establish a Market at Pembroke Dock, and to make regulations 
for the paving, and good order of the town ; Ordered ; presented ; 539. Petitions against, 558. R. A. 608. 


22. Perthshire County Hall :—For amending Act; Referred, uxx. 13. Bill ordered, 42. Presented, 74. R.A. 266. See 
Gaols, 32. 

23. Plymouth :—For regulating the Market, and improving that borough; Referred, Lxv1.76. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered ; 
presented ; 139. Read, 153. See Pavings, 165. 


Plymouth Dock :—See Poor, 115. 
Port Glasgow and Newark :—See Pavings, 168. 


24. Rotherham (York) :——For enlarging and improving the Market Place, for widening the streets, and cleansing, lighting, and improving 
the town; Referred, v1. 127. Bill ordered, 323. Presented, 361. rn. a. 600. 


25. Roxburgh :——For erecting a Justiciary and County Hall; Referred, pxv. 9. Bill ordered, 20. Presented, 31. mg. a. 164. 


Shelton: —See supra, 12. 


26. Smithfield Market :—For enlarging the same ; Referred, rv11. 120. Not reported.——-—For enlarging the same ; Referred, yvrrt. 

128. Not reported. ——For enlarging same ; Referred, Lx. 96. Not reported,_———For enlarging the same, and making certain 
regulations concerning the same ; Referred, tx1.71. Bill ordered, 461. Presented, 469. Committed, 491. Not proceeded in. 
For making certain regulations respecting same; Referred, Lx11- 126. Bill ordered, 290. Presented, 300. Committed, 336. 
Voices, 357. Petition renewed, 595. Bill ordered, 630. Presented, 639. Petition against ; to lie upon the Table until the Report 
‘be réceived froni the Committee on the Bill, 739. Not proceeded in.—-— For enlarging the Market Place of the said Market ; 
for widening a part of the street called Long Lane, leading to the said Market, and for making provision for those purposes; Referred, 
LxtiI. 112. Bill ordered, 212. Presented, 217. Petitions in favour, 286, 306. Petitions against; 309, 314, 332. Bill 
reported ; 332. Not proceeded in.——— For removing the same; Referred, Lx1v. 30. Bill ordered, 173. Presented, 181. 
Petitions against, 202, 211, 221. Second reading put off for six months, 221. —-— For the removal thereof; Referred, uxv. 6g. 
Bill ordered, 185. Presented, 193. Petitions ‘against, 211, 230, 233, 275- In favour, 243, 275. Second reading put off for six 
months, 279.———For enlarging same; Referred, rxv1. 52. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 136. Petition against, 166. Petition 
for provision, Referred, 1'79. Reported ; instruction to include certain lands in the county of Middlesex ; 211. Not proceeded in.——— 
For enlarging same; Referred, rxvri1.37. Report re-committed, 101. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 107. Presented, 
147. Petition against, 178. Petition for additional provision; referred, 347. Leave granted for notices thereof; instruction 
accordingly ; 361. Bill re-committed, 458. Passed, 488. Not returned from the Lords. 





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Petitions for Bills relative to Markets, &amp;c.—continued. 
27. Southwark ety Market :—For leave to present a Petition to erect a Market for the sale of Hops in the borough of Southwark’; 


Leave given; Petition presented ; to lie on the Table; tv1. 328, Read again, and referred, 360. Bill ordered, 398. Presented, 466, 
Not proceeded in. 
Stock Market :——See Stock, 2. : 


Stoke Damarel :—See Poor, 115. 
Sunderland :—See Pavings, 192. 
28. Taunton :—For enlarging the Market Place ; Referred, 1x x11. 44- Bill ordered, 171. Presented, 177. rn. a. 458. 
Torquay :—See Docks, 105. 
29. Warminster (Wilts) :—For erecting a Market there ; Referred, tv111. 157. Not reported. 
Warrington :—See Pavings, 203. 
31. Westminster :—For establishing a Fish Market at Hungerford in Westminster; Referred, 1xx11. 60. Not reported. 


32. Wisbech :—For establishing a Cattle Market, and for improving the ‘Town; Referred, Lxv. 35. Bill ordered, 144, Presented, 171. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 502. R. A. 506. 


Wolverhampton :—See Pavings, 211. 
Woolwich :—See Poor, 136. Waterworks, 49. - 


Worthing :—See Pavings, 212. 
See Orders, 22. 37. 53. 








Marlborough Fort :—see East India Afairs, 2. 
Marmora :—See Constantinople. Dardanelles. 
Maroons :——See Accounts and Papers, 1455. 4598. Addresses, 67. 


Marque, Letters of :—see Customs, 1. 


Marriages : Bills relative to Marriages : 


1. To render valid certain Marriages solemnized in certain churches and public chapels in which banns had not usually been published before 


Act 26 Geo. II.; From the Lords; read; printed; LIx. 407. R.A. 417. To render valid certain (other) Marriag 
solemnized ; From the Lords, tx111. 397. Read; printed; 462. R.a. 476. (ether) Marrigges 20 





2. To explain and amend Act 26 Geo. II. ¢.33, for the better prevention of clandestine Marriages; Ordered, txvi1.190. ‘Presented ; 
printed; 191. Again printed, 344. Re-committed, 394. Passed, 399. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill to amend 
said Act 26 Geo. II. c.33; Ordered, Lxx111. 334. Presented; printed; 346. Again printed, 384. Passed, 395. Not returned | from 
the Lords. Another Bill to amend the provisions of said Act 26 Geo. II.; Ordered, yxx1v.242. Presented; printed; 244. 
Again printed, 275. Passed, 469. Not returned from the Lords. To amend said Act 26 Geo, II. c. 33; Ordered, txxv. 75. 
Presented ; printed; 76. Second reading put off for six weeks, 102, Another Bill; Ordered, 147. Presented, 159. Printed, 180. 
Passed, 389. Not returned from the Lords. 


3. To regulate the celebration of Marriages in Newfoundland; Ordered, rxx11. 228. Presented; printed; 233. Again printed, 289. 
Re-committed, 328. Lords Amendments agreed to, 410. R.A. 418. 














4. For the further regulation of Marriages to be solemnized after the publication of banns of matrimony; Ordered, x x11. 364. Presented; 
printed; 371. Further consideration of Report put off for three weeks ; Bill again printed ; 436. Not proceeded in. : 


5. To relieve certain persons dissenting from the Church of England from some parts of the ceremony required by law in the celebration of 


prsnor oh Ordered, Lx xiv. 542. Presented; printed; 588. Committed, 598. Committee put off for three weeks, 607. Not 
proceeded in. 


See Churches, 108. East India Affairs, 35. Funeral Certificates. Lunatics, 11. Parish Registers. Petitions, 341. 


Marsh Lands :—see Sewage. 
Marshall, Major General Sir Dyson :—see House, 122. 


Marshalsea Court :——See Accounts and Papers, 3302-3304. Petitions, 142. 

Marshal sea Prison :——See Accounts and Papers, 2550. 2996. 3001. 3305-7. 5258. Addresses, 3.46. Committees, 
1694. Debtors, 25. Petitions, 156. Supply, Key to Supply. 

Martin, Philip :—see Addresses, 481. Committees, 13773. Petitions, 597. Supply, 689. 

Martin, Saint, Island :——See Committees, 1195. 1197. Sugar, 21. 24. 

Martin, Saint, in the Fields, Poor :—see Accounts and Papers, 3311. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Martin, General :—see Supply, 1873. 


Martinique, or Martinico :——See Accounts and Papers, 5622. Addresses, 2'77. Committees, 6, 1189. 1194- 
1197. 1222. House, 165. King, 42. Prizes, 1. Questions, 119. Sugar, 18. 22-24. 38. 


Mary, The Princess :—see King, 18. 


Mary-le-bone Par k :———See Accounts and Papers, 2815. 3312. -- Addresses, 278. 


Mary-le-bone Rectory :—See Accounts and Papers, 3313.- King, 35. 
Mary-le-bone Street *——See Accounts and Papers, 1150. Committees, 602, 845. 1674. Pavings, 6-11. 
Petitions, 343. Supply, 100. 4415+ 





Mason, 





1. 


2. 


Masts :——Bills to permit the importation of Masts, Yards and Bowsprits. from North America, duty free; Ordered, ux1. 503. 





-MASON-——MELVILLE,; : 


















































Mason, St. John :—wotion for appointing a Committee to take into consideration the Report of the Lord, ‘Lieutenant of 


Ireland relating to the case‘of Mr. St. John Mason ; Negatived, rxvir. 428. See Accounts and Papers, 3314. Addresses, 279. 477. 
Petitions, 344. ‘ 





Presented, 150. a. a. 560. To continue said Act; Considered after instruction to Committee to divide a Bill into. two Bills, 
LXIIlI. 167. R. A. 190. (See Laws Expiring, 25.)— Ordered, LXV, 158. Presented, 161. R. As 214.——Ordered, LXVII, 147. 
Presented, 167. R. a. 289. Ordered, xix. 426. Presented, 445. 2. a. 496, Ordered, LXx. 309. Presented, 344. 











R. A. 388. Ordered, Lxxv, 368. Presented, 371. R.A. 455 See Accounts and Papers, 4954-5. Committees, 638. 
644. 652. 738-744. 1581. 1583. 1585. Laws Expiring, 25, 28. : 

Masters and Servants, Workmen, &amp;c. :—see Committees, 1739. Cotton, 2-7. —-Embexzlement, 9. 
Justices of the Peace, 8, Labourers, 5. Servants, 1. 3. Tailors. 


Master of the Rolls: 


Motion for Bill for the better regulation of the office of Master of the Rolls in Ireland ; King’s recommendation signified ; Motion referred 
toa Committee of the Whole House ; LVI. 82. Instruction to consider of the present income of the Master of the Rolls in. Ireland ; 
Matters considered ; 93. Two Resolutions reported, 97. Bill ordered, 98. Presented; ‘printed; 104. R.A. 290. 


Bill to augment the salary of the Master of the Rolls in Ireland; Ordered; instruction to make ision fe lating the disposal 
- ; &gt; provision for regu g the of the 
offices of the Six Clerks of the Court of Chancery in Ireland; Lxx. 367. Bill presented; printed ; 369. R.A. 437. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1129, 3049-3051. Committees, 155. 735-737 Courts, 29. 31. Estates, 9. King, 88. 


Masters In Chancery s———See Accounts aad Papers, 1136. Committees, 155. Courts of Justice, 13. 31. King, 88. 
Messages, 155. Petitions, 142. 


Master of the Horse :—see Addresses, 126. 
Master of the Robes :-—see Addresses, 126. 
Matrimonial Contracts :-—see Executors. 
Matthew’s Safety Coach :—see stage Coackes, 6. 


Mauritius :——See Accounts, Public, 14. Accounts and Papers, 13. 1427. 1429. 1440. 1442. Addresses, 112,' 281. 389. 
Cape of Good Hope, 3. Committees, 149. 399- 405. East India Affairs, 31. 38-9. 


May, Isle of :—see Ligitiouses, 7. 


Maynooth College :——Petition for a Bill to amend Acts for the better government thereof; Referred, rx11r. 49. Bill 
ordered, 58. Presented, 67. Lords Amendments agreed to, 465. _R. A. 470. See Accounts and Papers, 3315-3318. 4335. 
Addresses, 282. Petitions, 698. Supply, Key to Supply. ; 


Mead :—see Licences, 7. 

Meal :—see Accounts and Papers, 1550-1656. Addresses, 163. Corn. Flour. ‘Laws Expiring, 7.19. 
Measures :—See Weights and Measures. , 

Meath :—see Hospitals, 13. 

Medals :——See Austen, Robert. 

Medical Board :—ee Accounts and Papers, 5623. Supply, 315: 

Medical Persons :—See Elections, 523-528... Howse, 357... Members, 59. 

Medical and Surgical Practitioners :—see Petitions, 345. 


Medicines : | 
Bill to repeal Act 25 Geo. III.* for granting stamp duties on certain Medicines, and for charging other duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, 
LVII. 442. Presented, 468. R. a. 540. To amend said Act; Ordered, rvii1. 416. - Presented, 421. ‘Printed, 471. 
R. A. §78. 
To amend Act 44 Geo. III. for granting stamp duties in Great Britain, so far as regards the duties on Medicines; Ordered, Lx vit. 523. 
Presented, 526. RB. 4.-559-~ ; 


See Committees, 745-6. 1138. Petitions, 346. Supply, Key to Supply, Key to Ways and Means ; also, 5418. 





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Melville é Lord :——Tenth Report of Commissioners of Naval Inquiry ; (The office of the Treasurer of His Majesty’s Navy ;) 
Presented, pursuant to Act; To lie upon the Table, and be printed, Lx. 52. Copy letter from Lord Melville to the Commissionéré of 
Inquiry, dated 28 March 1805, and of the answer of the Commissioners ordered, 184. Presented; printed; 190. The said Tenth 
Report, copy letter, and answer ; also Acts 25 and 43 Geo. III. and Report of 19 June 1782 from the Committee of the House on the 
Reports of the Commissioners of Public Accounts, read; Motion, That on 18 June 1782 the House in Committee came to the following 
Resolutions : “‘ That some regulations ought to be adopted for lessening the balances of public money in the hands of the Treasurer of the 
“ Navy, and it would be beneficial if the Clerks were paid by fixed salaries in lieu of fees ; That henceforward the Paymaster General of 
“ the Forces and the Treasurer of the Navy shall not apply sums imprested to them to any purpose of advantage to themselves, either 
“ directly or indirectly ; That the Commissioners of Public Accounts have discharged their duty with diligence, and if Parliament shall 
“carry into execution the plans of reform suggested in the Reports, it cannot but be attended with beneficial consequences ;” Previous 
Question put; the House divided, and the numbers being equal, Mr: Speaker said, Three charges had been advanced against Lord 
Melville—violation of the Act, connivance of the profits illegally made by Mr. Trotter, and participation in those profits; It had been 
urged, that a further inquiry should be instituted ; but, material as information might be for the latter, it could not apply to the former 
charges, which were confessed; He therefore declared himself with the Yeas. Previous Question affirmative. Main Question: put, 
and Resolution accordingly. Resolutions: That in furtherance of the intention of the House, His Majesty, by warrant dated 26 June 
1782, increased the salary of the Treasurer of the Navy to £. 4,000. per annum, in full satisfaction of all fees and other profits theretofore 
enjoyed by former Treasurers; That during the Treasurership of Mr, Barré the conditions of the warrant were strictly complied with, &amp;e, ; 
That Mr. Dundas, now Lord Melville, succeeded to the office on 19 ‘August 1782, when a further addition was made to the salary to produce 
a net annual income of £.4,000. after payment of all taxes and charges on the same ; That Lord Melville continued in office till 10 April 
1783; that he declined answering the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry, whether he“derived any advantage from the use of public money 
during that period ; but that in his said letter of 28 March 1806 he declared, that previous to 1786 he did not derive any advantage from the 

- aise of money issued for the Navy; That Mr. Townshend, now Lord Bayning, held the office from.11, April 1783 to 4 January 17845 &amp;c.; 
That Mr. Dundas was re-appointed Treasurer on 5 April 1784,and continued in office until 1 June 1800; That in 1785 Act 25 Geo. III. 
c. 31, passed, That no money shall beissued to the Treasurer of the Navy, but that all monies for naval services shall be paid to the 
Bank, and shall not be paid thereout unless for Naval services, and in pursuance of drafts signed by the Treasurer ; That the execution 
, : 





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MELVILLE——MEMBERS. 


Re , ieaemmemiianininss 





of the Act was postponed till January 1786, and from thai time till June 1800 large sums were at various times drawn from the Bank, 
and invested in Exchequer and Navy Bills, &amp;c. and used for purposes of private emolument; That Alexander Trotter was the person 
in whose name the public money was thus employed; that he acted with the knowledge of Lord Melville, to whom he was private 
Agent, and to whose use he occassionally laid out from ten to twenty thousand pounds, without considering whether he was in advance, 
or whether such advances were from public or private balances; That Lord Melville having connived at the withdrawing from the 
Bank, for the purpose of private emolument to Mr. Trotter, sums issuéd tu him as Treasurer of the Navy, and placed to his account in 
the Bank, has been guilty of a gross violation of the law, and a high breach of duty ; Amendment proposed, but not made; Resolution 
agreed to; Lx. 201-203. [8th April 1805.] Resolutions again read, and entered; Motion for Address for removing Lord Melville 
from all offices held under the Crown during pleasure, and from his councils and presence for ever, withdrawn; Resolutions to be laid 
before His Majesty by the Whole House ; Members, Privy Councillors, to know when His Majesty would be attended; 206. The 
King appoints a time, 208, Mr. Speaker reports, that the House had attended His Majesty, and His Majesty’s answer, 211. Petitions 
for the House to pursue their inquiries. (See Petitions, 364.) The said Tenth Report read; Motion for appointing a Select Committee 
to make further inquiry into the matters contained in the Report ; Question amended, and Report referred to a Select Committee, to 
inquire into the application of any monies issued to the Treasurer of the Navy for naval purposes to purposes not naval, &amp;c.; Com- 
mittee to be chosen by way of ballotting; 214. (See Committees, 1647.) The said Tenth Report read, and the various Resolutions 
again read, andentered ; Motion for the Attorney General to take measures for ascertaining and recovering any sums that may be due 
to the public from Lord Melville or Alexander Trotter, in respect of profits derived by them from monies issued for naval purposes ; 
Amendment proposed, but not made; Main Question put, and Order accordingly; 221. [29 April 1805.] Entry in Votes of His 
Majesty’s answer, read; Motion for now taking same into consideration, withdrawn ; 242. Report from the Committee of the said 
Tenth Report of the Commissioners ; to lie on the Table, and with Appendix be printed, 312. Letter from Lord Melville, requesting 
the House to allow him to be admitted and heard on the subject of those Reports ; Lord Melville admitted, heard, and withdrew ; 
Motion, That he be impeached of high crimes and misdemeanors; the said Tenth Report, the Report of the Select Committee thereon, 
the Resolutions of the House of 8 April 1805, and the Order of the House of 29 April 1805, read; Amendment proposed; Debate 
thereon adjourned ; 367-8. Resumed; Question amended, and Resolution, That the Attorney General be directed to prosecute Lord 
Melville, and to stay proceedings in the civil suit instituted by order of the House; 374. [13 June 1805.] The said Tenth Report, 
and the Report from the said Select Committee, read; Motion, That the House proceed by impeachment against Lord Melville for the 
several offences which appear from the said Reports to have been committed by his Lordship, and that the Attorney General be directed 
to stay proceedings in the prosecution; Motion for reading the other Orders of the day, negatived; Motion for adjourning Debate, 
negatived ; Main Question put, Resolution accordingly; Resolution, That Lord Melville be impeached of high crimes and misdemeanors ; 
Order, That Mr. Whitbread do go to the Lords, and at their bar, in the name of the House of Commons, and of all the Commons of 
.the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, impeach him, and acquaint them that the House will in due time exhibit articles, 


and make good same; 421. See Impeachment, 1. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3319-3321. 3475-6. Addresses, 638. Committees, 1647-1649. Conferences, 8. 
Impeachment, Indemnity, 11. Navy, 49-59. Parliament, 2. Supply, Key to Supply. 





flembers. 





I. Names, Privileges, Qualifications, Oaths; 1—15. . 
II. Attendance of Members; 16—88. 


1.— Names called over ; 16—26. 6.—Committed for non-attendance ; 51—53. 
2.—Defaulters at Election Ballots to be Reported ; 7.—Excused for non-attendance at Calls of the House 
27, 28. and Ballots; 54—58. 
3.—Summoned by the Serjeant with the Mace; 29, 31. 8.—Excused for non-attendance on Election Committees; 
4.—Ordered to attend; 32—46. 59—64. 
5.—To be sent for in, or to be ordered into, Custody ; | 9.—Leave of absence given or refused ; 65—88. 
47—49. | 


I1I. Members under arrest as Officers in the Army or Navy, or 
for Debt ; 89—95. 


IV. Members Thanked in their places by Mr. Speaker, and their 
Answers ; 96, 97. 


V. Exceptions taken to words spoken by Members; Words of 
Heat, &amp;c. ; 98—102. 


' VI. Members withdraw during Debates relating to themselves ; 
103, 104. 


VII. Member reprimanded ; 105. 
VIII. Members committed ; 106, 107. 
_/ 1X. Members expelled ; 108. 


X. Members to carry Letters and Messages of Congratulation, &amp;c. 
or to communicate Thanks; 109—114. 


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XI. Incidental Proceedings, Including Bills relative to Members ; 
115—188. 


1.—Bills relative to Members ; 115-122. 5.—Orders to Members generally ; 146—149. 
2.—Petitions relative to Members ; 123, 124. 6.—Incidental Proceedings ; 151—179. 
3.—WSessional Orders relative to Members ; 125, 126. 7.—Members communicate Matters to the House ; 
4.—Orders to particular Members ; 127—145. | 181—188. 


XII. Questions Negatived and Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn ; 
| 189—201. 


I. Names, Privileges, Qualifications, Oaths : 


1. ames :—At the first meeting of the first Parliament of the United Kingdom, the Deputy to the Clerk of 
the Crown in Chancery in Great Britain, and the Deputy to the Clerk of the Crown in Chancery in Ireland 
(the said Deputies being then there [i. e. in one of the rooms belonging to the Clerk of the House) present) 
jointly delivered to the wo Clerk of the House, a Book containing the names of the Members of the 
present Parliament; LVI. 5.—«—At the first day of the meeting of subsequent Parliaments, the Deput 
Clerk of the Crown in Chancery in Great Britain delivers.to the Deputy Clerk of the House, a Boo 
containing a list of the names of such Members as had been returned to serve in Parliament ; LVIII. 7.— 
LXII. 3, 559-—LXVIII. 3.—LXXIV. 7.—LXXV. 107. “ 


2 P rivileges :—The Speaker reports,—At the beginning of the first Parliament of the United Kingdom, 
that he had in the names of the Members, and on their behalf, laid claim to all their ancient rights and 
privileges which His Majesty had confirmed; LVI. 7. —&lt;«— At the beginning of new Parliaments, 
that he had laid claim to all their ancient rights and privileges which His Majesty or the Prince Regent 
had confirmed ; LVIII. 8.—LXII. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 4.—LXXIV. 8.—LXXV. 109. 


Qualifications : 


3. | One Member returned in the last Parliament of Great Britain, and not having taken his seat there, delivered 
in to the Clerk of the House [at the i a of the first Parliament of the United re ge after the 


Speaker was sworn] an account of his Qualification, and took and subscribed the oath of Qualification ; 
LVI. 7. 


4, Such Members as are by law required to deliver in to the Clerk of the House an account of their Qualification, 
and to take and subscribe the oath of Qualification, delivered in such account, and took and subscribed the 
said oaths accordingly ; At the beginning of new Parliaments; LVIII. 8, 9.—LXII. 5, 561.—LXVIII. 5.— 
LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 109. —«=— Members returned upon new Writs at the beginning of Sessions of 
Parliament ; LVII, 3.—LIX. 3.—LX. 3.—LXI. 3.—LXIII. 3.—LXIV. 3.—LXV. 3.—LXVI. 3, 4, 6. 
LXVII. 3.—LXX. 3.—LXXI. 3.—LXXII. 3.—LXXIII. 3.—LXXV. 3. —&lt;~™— Member returned upon 
a new Writ, at the beginning of a new Reign; LXXV. 8&amp;9. 


[Note—Members returned upon new Writs during the Session, do deliver in accounts of Qualifications, but no entries thereof’ are 
made in the Journals.] 


5.- Time allowed to a Member petitioned against to leave with the Clerk of the House an account in writing of his 
Qualification ; LIX. 7 —«m— Leave given to an Agent to sign and deliver in a particular of Qualification 
of a Member petitioned against, who was abroad; LXXV. 245. 


See Elections, 784-786. 
Oaths : 


Out Door Oaths : 

6. The Lord Steward came, between eleven and twelve o'clock, into one of the rooms belonging to the 
Clerk of the House where the Oaths are usually administered, and the Clerks of the House and 
other Clerks attending according to their duty, the Lord Steward did himself in person administer the 
Oaths appointed to several of the Members who appeared; And afterwards made a Commission or 
Deputation, under his hand and seal, empowering several of the Members who had before been sworn, and 
others, to administer the said Oaths to the rest of the Members; At the beginning of the first Parliament of 
the United Kingdom ; LVI. 5. —&lt;»™— And afterwards made a Deputation empowering several of the 
Members who had before been sworn to administer the said Oaths to the rest of the Members; At the 
beginning of new Parliaments ; LVIII. 7.—LXII. 3, 559.—LXVIII. 3.—LXXIV. 7.—LXXV. 107, ——— 
On the accession of King George the Fourth; The Lord Steward came into the long gallery, the usual 
place of administering the Oaths, and the Clerks attending according to their duty, the Lord Steward did 
himself, in person, administer the said Oaths toall such Members as then appeared, and afterwards made 
a Deputation, &amp;c.; LXXV. 89. 


7. The Lord Steward’s Deputation appointing Members to administer Oaths to other Members; At the 
beginning of the first Parliament of the United Kingdom ; LVI. 4. At the beginning of new Parliaments ; 
LVIIL. 6.—LXII. 2, 558.—LXVIII. 2.—LXXIV. 6.—LXXV. 106. On the accession of King George the 
Fourth; LXxv. 88. In the middle of a Parliament [A mew Lord: Steward having been appointed] ; 
LIX. 309.—&lt;«— Members so empowered, administer Oaths to other Members; At the beginning of the first 
Parliament of the United Kingdom ; LVI. 5. At the beginning of new Parliaments ; LVIII.7.—LXII. 3, 
559-—LXVIII. 3.--LXXIV. 7.—LXXV. 107. On the accession of King George the Fourth; LXXv. 89. 


8. Members after being sworn by the Lord Steward, or under his Deputation, repair to their seats; At the 
beginning of the first Parliament of the United Kingdom; LVI. 5. —&lt;-— At the beginning of new 
Parliaments; LVIII. 6.— LXII. 3, 559.—LXVIII. 3-—LXXIV. 7.—LXXV. 107. ~~ Upon the 
accession of King George the Fourth; Lxxv. 89. 

9. His Majesty King George the Third having departed this life at Windsor on Saturday 29 January 1820, 
between eight and nine in the evening, the House met on Sunday 30 January, about two o'clock, pursuant 
to Act 6 Anne, and the Speaker and several other Members (the Clerks attending according to their duty) 
came into the Long Gallery, the usual place of administering Oaths before Members go into the House, 
but the Lord Steward not coming, and it not appearing that any person had been wey by him to 
administer the said Oaths, Mr. Speaker and the said other Members, after having waited till Four of the 
clock, departed; LXXV: 89. : P 

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648 MEM BERS—continued. 


—— ol eee_e_eeeee—eEeE=E=&gt;=E=E=EEE——————_==_E__E. 


Oaths—continued. 


In Door Oaths : 

11. After the Speaker is chosen and approved, he puts the House in mind that the first thing to be done 
is to take the Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy, and make and subscribe the Declaration, and to 
take and subscribe the Oath of Abjuration, as by law required ; At the beginning of the first Parliament of 
the United Kingdom] ; LVI. 7. —«»— At the beginning of new Parliaments; LVIII. 8.—LXII. 4, 560.— 
LXVIII. 4.—LXXIV. Q.—LXXV. 109. 


12. Mr. Speaker first alone takes the Oaths, and subscribes the Declaration ; At the beginning of the first Parlia- 
ment of the United Kingdom; LVI. 7. —«-— At the beginning of new Parliaments ; LVIII. 8.— 
LXII. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 4.—LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 109.—&lt;.— Upon the accession of King George’ the 
Fourth ; LXXV. 89. 


13. After the Speaker, other Members take the Oaths, and subscribe the Declaration; LVI. 7.—LVIII. 8. 
—LXII. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 4.—LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 8g, 109. 


14. Oaths taken and the Declaration subscribed by Members returned upon new Writs; LVII. 3.—LIX. 3.— 
LX. 3-—LXI. 3.—LXII 3.—LXIV. 3.—LXV. 3.—LXVI. 3.—LXVII. 3.—LXX. 3.—LXXI. 3.— 
LXXII. 3.—LXXIII. 3-—LXXV. 3. —&lt;«=— Taken and subscribed by a Member returned upon a new 
Writ, on the accession of King George the Fourth; LXXxv. 89. : 


15. | Members sworn previous to Election Ballots; LVIII, 134.—LIXx. 68.—LXII. 72.—LXIII. 38.—LXVI. 258.— 
LXVII. 303.—LXVIII. 131.—LXIX. 195.—LXX. 316.—LXXIV. 114.—LXXV. 232, &amp;c. 


IT. Attendance of Members : 
(1.)—Names called over : 


16. Names of Members ordered to be called over according to the counties and places they serve for, as the said 
counties and places are entered in the Return Book ; On Ballots for Committees of Secrecy and Select 
Committees chosen by way of ballotting; LVI. 259.—LX. 214, 251, 302, 413.—LXVII. 492.— 
LXXII. 26.—LXXIII. 27.—LXXIV. 64. —&lt;=— Names of Members called over according to that order ; 
LVI. 262.—LX. 216, 259, 306, 418.—LXVII. 495.—LXXII. 29.—LXXIII. 31.—LXXIV. 72. 


17. Names of such Members as did not then appear taken down, and their names again called over ; LVI. 263:— 
- LX. 216, 259, 306, 418.—LXVII. 495.— LXXII. 29.—LXXIII. 31.—LXXIV. 72. 


18. Members called over by the Clerk by their counties, as usual, previous to going to St. Paul’s on a Thanks- 
giving Day; LXIX. 441. ' 

19. Names of Managers of Impeachment called over, and they went to the places in Westminster Hall appointed 
for them; Then the House resolved itself into Committee, and the Members were called over by the Clerk 
by their counties as usual, and they went into Westminster Hall accordingly ; LXI. 261, 264, 266, &amp;c. 


House called over. See House, 45~48. 
21. | Names of Members defaulters at calls ordered to be called over on future days; LXVI. 259. 


22. Names of Members, defaulters at calls, called over; LVI. 180.—LXVI. 20.—LXVII. 310.—LXVIII. 472, 490, 
515.—LXXI. 86, 159. —«=— Names of Members, defaulters at calls, who were ordered to attend the 
House on certain days, called over after orders for their attendance read; LXVI. 22, 29, 30, 34. — 
LXVII. 314, 327.-—LXXI. 169, 189. 


23. Orders for calling over the names. of Members, defaulters at calls, read and discharged; LXVI. 259. — 
LXVIII. 509, 519.—LXXI. 112, 123, 151, 221. [Note. The orders, in all but the first instance, were for 
Members to attend on future days.| 


24. Resolutions, That the list of Members ordered to attend ballots be called over immediately after said ballots, 
and that no other business do intervene, and that no Members be permitted to enter the House after 
the ballots until said lists shall have been called over; LXXIV. 291, 332, 342, 359, 392, 403. 


25. Order that the names of Members who were ordered to attend the ballot [this] day be called over upon 
this day six months; LXXV. 409. 


26. Names of Members, defaulters at ballots for Election Committees who had been previously reported, severally 
called over, after the order of the day for their attendance on the service of the House read ; LXII. 198, 202 
208.—LXXIV. 177. —&lt;=— After the Order of the day for their attendance at ballots read; LXII. 328.— 
LXXIV. 152, 163, 203.—LXXV. 358, 392, &amp;c. 


(2.)—Defaulters at Election Ballots to be reported : 


27. Resolutions, For the Speaker to direct the names of Members drawn and called on appointment of 
Election Committees who shall be absent to be set aside and reported, when the House shall appoint ; 
LVIII. 176.—LIX. 64.—LXII. 85.—LXIII. 58.—LXVIII. 163.—LXIX. 195.—LXX. 315.—LXKXII. 81. 
—LXXIV. 140.— LXXV. 329, &amp;c. —&lt;»— That upon such Reports the Members, for whose non- 
attendance sufficient excuses shall not be made, shall be ordered into the custody of the Serjeant ; 
LVI. 176.—LIX. 64.—LXII. 85.—LXIII. 58.—LXXV. 329, &amp;c. ; 


28. Names of Members who did not appear, and which names were set aside, Ordered to be reported on 
particular days; LVIII. 177.—LXII. 85.—LXIII. 207.— LXVIII. 168.—LXXII. 82.—LXXIV. 143.--- 
LXXV. 334, &amp;c. The above order not to extend to the names of Members serving on Election 
Committees ; LVIII, 195.—LXII. 85.—LXVIII. 168.— LXXIV. 143.— LXXV. 334, &amp;c. —&lt;=— Mr. Speaker 
reports the names of such Members; LXII. 194, 202. — LXIII. 209. — LXVIII. 175. — LXXIV. 151. — 
LXXV. 343, &amp;c.—&lt;-£— Order for reporting names read and deferred ; LVIII. 213.—LXVIII. 339. Read 
and discharged ; LX VIII. 346.—LXXII. 89. —&lt;— Motion for reporting names withdrawn ; LVIII. 454. 


(3.)—Summoned by the Serjeant with the Mace : 


29. Orders, That the Serjeant at Arms do go with the Mace into the Speaker's chamber and places adjacent, 
and summon the Members there to attend the service of the House ; On ballots for Committees of Secrecy 

_ and for other Select Committees chosen by way of ballotting; LVI. 262.—LxX. 216, 259, 306, 418.— 

LXVII. 495.—LXXIL. 29.—LXXIII. 31.—LXXIV. 72. —m— Immediately after orders that the House 

be now called over; LVI. 180.—LXVI. 20.—LXVII. 310.—LXVIII. 472, 489, 515.—LXXI. 86, 159. 

Serjeant 


MEMBERS—continued. 649 





II. Attendance of Members—continued. : 
(3.)—Summoned by the Serjeant with the Mace—éontinued. 


——»— Serjeant at Arms sent with the Mace to the places adjacent, to require the attendance of 
‘the Members on the business of the House; On ballots for Election Committees; LVIII. 285.— 
LIX. 72.—LX. 67.—LXI. 31.—LXII. 75.—LXIII. 44.—LXVI. 252.—LXVII. 303.—LXVIII. 131.— 
LXIX. 195.—LXX. 316.—LXXII. 82.—LXXIV. 114.—LXXV. 232, &amp;c. 


31. | Orders, That the Serjeant at Arms do go with the Mace into the lobby and places adjacent, and the passages 
leading into Westminster Hall, and summon the Members there to attend their service in the House imme- 


diately, previous to the calling over the names of Members appointed Managers of Impeachment ; 
LXI. 260, 264, 266, &amp;c. 


(4.)\—Ordered to attend : 


32. Particular Members ordered to attend in their places on certain days; viz. Cawthorne, John Fenton ; 
LXII. 226, 323. «Cochrane, The Right honourable Lord; LX1X.381, 407.—&lt;.—Davis, Mr. Hart, 
and Mr. Whitbread, immediately ; LXX. 129. —~&lt;«— Hawkins, Sir Christopher, on a certain day, when 
the Report of an Election Committee was ordered to be taken into further consideration; LXII. 273. 
—»— Hunt, Joseph, Esq.; LXV. 249, 280, 290, 295. The Serjeant called upon to give an account 
of what had been done in relation to serving the Orders of the House upon him, and the messenger 
informed the House, 295. —&lt;«— Johnstone, The Honourable Andrew Cochrane; LXIX. 381, 408. 
Not attending, the Serjeant called upon to give an account of what he had done in relation to serving the 
Orders of the House upon him ; LXIX. 427. —«— Johnstone, George ; On consideration of an article 
of charge against the Marquis of Wellesley; LXI. 386. —«— Philipps, Richard Mansell; LXVI. 399. 
Order for his attendance discharged, 431. —&lt;«— Quin, The Honourable W yndham ; LX XIV. 94, 119, 134. 
—» Walsh, Benjamin; LXVII. 149, 157, 165, 168. Not attending, the Serjeant at Arms called 


upon to give an account of what he had done in relation to serving the Orders of the House upon him; 
LXVII. 168. 


33. Motion for Mr. Bathurst to attend the House in his place ; Amendment proposed, and Motion and Amend- 
ment withdrawn; LXXII. 380. 


34. Orders for attendance of Members on future days read and discharged, and Members ordered to attend on 
other days; LXII. 323.—LXVII. 168. 


35. Order, That no Member do presume to go out of town without leave of the House; LVI. 103. 


36. Particular Members ordered to attend in their places the Committee of the Whole House on the Expedition 
to the Scheldt; Grosvenor, Lieutenant General; LXV. 21, 30. Huskisson, William; LXV. 138, 147. 
Popham, Sir Home; LXV. 21, 30. Wharton, Richard; LXV. 162. 


Defaultersat Calls : 


37. Members ordered to attend the service of the House in their places on particular days,—-Members Defaulters 
at Calls, and not excused; LVI. 180.—LXVI. 20.—LXVII. 310.—LXVIII. 472, 490, 515.—LXXI. 86, 
159. —&lt;=— Members, Defaulters at Calls, who had been ordered to attend the service of the House, on 
their names being called over, And excuses being severally offered for them, ordered to attend on other 
days; LXVI. 22, 29, 34.—&lt;=—On their names being called over, and not excused; LXVI. 30.— 
LXVII. 314. —&lt;— On their names being called over, and they not appearing after the second Order of 
the day for their attendance read; LXXI. 189. —&lt;«— Members, Defaulters at Calls, who had been 
ordered to attend the service of the House, and not appearing after Amendment made to Question for 
taking such Members into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms; LXXI. 169. —«— Notice taken that such 
Members were now present in their places, and Orders for their attendance on future days discharged ; 
LVI. 188, 190, 199. —&lt;«—Order for attendance of Members, Defaulters at Calls, discharged, on the 
House being informed; That Member,—was detained in the country by illness; LVI. 212. Desired leave 
of absence,—on account of. the death of a near relation; LVI. 232. On account of illness ; LVI. 240. 

- Was abroad; LVI. 232. Was abroad on public services; LVI. 188. 


38. Orders of the day for attendance of Members, Defaulters at Calls, read, Motion for now calling over their 
names negatived, and Orders discharged ; LVI. 250. —&lt;«— Orders for attendance of Members, Defaulters 
at Calls, read and discharged ; LVI. 250.—«—Orders for calling over the names of Members, Defaulters 
at Calls, on future days, read and discharged; LXVIII. 509, 519. —&lt;«— Orders of the day for calling 
over the names of Members, Defaulters at Calls, read and discharged; LVI. 259.—LXVIII. 509.— 
LXXI. 112, 123, 151, 221. 


39. Order for the Speaker to write circular letters to the Sheriffs, &amp;c. requiring the attendance of Members on the 
Call of the House ordered in consequence of His Majesty’s illness ; LXVI. 3. 


Defaulters at Ballots for Election Committees : 


40. Members Defaulters at Ballots, and not excused; Ordered, on their names being reported, to attend the 
service of the House at the several times appointed for them; LXII. 194, 202, 208, 215, 230.— 
LXVIII. 175, 197. —&lt;==- Ordered, on their names being reported, and they not appearing after excuses 
were. offered for them, to attend the service of the House on the several times appointed for them; 
LXII. 238. To attend ballots on particular days; LXII. 328, 332.—LXIII. 209.— LXVIII. 175, 197. 
—LXIX. 217.—LXXIV. 151, 173.—LXXV. 343, 365, &amp;c. 


41. Members Defaulters at Ballots who had been reported, after Orders of the day for their attendance on the 
: service of the House read,—Ordered to attend the service of the House upon other days; LXII. 202, 208. 
—&lt;»— Ordered, on excuses being offered for them, to attend the service of the House upon other days : 

LXII. 198, 223, 232. —&lt;~— Ordered to attend Ballots on future days ; LXII. 325, 332, 338. 


42. Members Defaulters at Ballots who had been reported, after Orders of the day for their attendance at Ballots 
read,—Ordered, on their names being severally called over, to attend Ballots on other days ; LXXIV. 177. 
——»—Ordered, on their names being severally called over, and no excuses being offered for them, to attend 
Ballots on other days; LXXV. 358, 392. «m= — Ordered, on excuses being offered for them, to attend 
Ballots on other days; LXXIV. 152, 163, 203, 311, 361.—&lt;-— Ordered, on their appearing in their 
places, but not having appeared at the Ballot, to attend the Ballot on a future day; LXXIV. 284. 


43. Member 
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650 MEMBERS—continued. 





Se eee sess 


II. Attendance of Members—continued. 


43. 


44, 


45. 


46. 


47. 


48. 


49. 


51. 


52. 





(4.)—Ordered to attend—continued. _ 


Defaulters at Ballots for Election Committees—continued. 

Member Defaulter at a Ballot who had been ordered into the custody of the Serjeant, ordered (on the 
House being informed that he had been detained in Ireland by the illness of a near relation) to attend the 
House in his place upon a certain day, the order for taking him into custody having been previously dis- 
charged ; LXII. 345- 


Orders for the attendance upon the service of the House on future days of Members who had been reported,— 
Read and discharged ; LXII. 347. —~&lt;—Read and discharged ; And Members ordered to attend the service 
of the House on other days; LXII. 198, 172. And Members ordered to attend the House on other 
days when they are to attend the ballot; LXII. 272. And Members have leave of absence; LXII. 
223, 230.—LXVIII. 267. 


Orders for the attendance upon Ballots of Members who had been reported,—Read and discharged ; 
LXII. 347.—LXIX. 284.—LXXIV. 196.—&lt;=— Read and discharged,—and orders made for their 
attendance on other days ; LXXIV. 325.—LXXV. 375. —&gt;— And orders made that names of Members 
be called over in six months ; LXXV. 409. —«=— And Members have leave of absence ; LXXIV. 156, 330. 
—LXXV. 349, 354, &amp;e. 


Members absent from Election Committees : 

Members reported as not attending Election Committees ; Ordered to attend the House in their places ; 
LVIII. 192, 264.—LIX. 5, 11.—LXII. 107, 239.—LXXV. 102.—&lt;-— Member heard in his place, 
and order for his attendance on a future day discharged ; LIX. 34.—&lt;—Order of the day for the attendance 
of such Members read, and others days appointed; LIX. 11. 


(5.)}—To be sent for in, or to be ordered into Custody : 


Orders, That such Members as shall not attend on the days whereon the House is ordered to be called 
over, be sent for in custody of the Serjeant at Arms; LVI. 31, 38, 103.——LVIII. 176, 324.—LIX. 64, 97, 
125.—LXII. 83, 256.—LXIII. 58, 277, 363.—LXIV. 103.—LXVI. 37, 259.—LXVII. 183, 311. — LXVIII. 
102, 409, 472, 490.—LXIX. 172. — LXX. 316.— LXXI. 30, 101. — LXXII. 81.-—LXXIII. 239. — 
LXXV. 484, &amp;c. 


Orders, That upon Reports by the Speaker of Members absent on appointments of Election Committees, 
the Members for whose non-attendance sufficient excuses shall not be made, shall be ordered into the 
custody of the Serjeant; LVIII. 176.—LIX. 64.—LXII. 85.—-LXIII. 58.—LXVIII. 163.—LXIX. 195.— 
LXX. 315.—LXXII. 81.—-LXXIV. 140.—LXXV. 329, &amp;c. 


The Right Honourable Lord Cochrane ; [In custody of the Marshal of the King’s Bench,] Ordered to 
attend the House in his place on a future day; and Orders that the Marshal of the King’s Bench prison 
do bring him in custody to the House if he shall desire to be so brought up; and that Mr. Speaker do 
issue his warrants to the said Marshal and to the Serjeant at Arms accordingly; LXIX. 381, 407. —=— 
Swann, Henry Esq. in custody of the Marshal of the King’s Bench [being petitioned against]; Orders 
that the Marshal do bring him to the bar on a certain day, if he signifies his desire to be so brought up; 
and that Mr. Speaker do issue his warrants accordingly ; LXXV. 263. 


(6.)—Committed for Non-attendance : 


Defaulters at Calls, ordered to be taken into the Custody of the Serjeant at Arms: 

Members, Defaulters at Calls, who were ordered to attend the service of the House on certain days; After 
the Order of the day for their attendance is read and their names are called over, and they not appearing 
or any excuse being offered for them; LXVI.22, 34. Members not appearing, nor any excuse being 
offered for them, after the second Order for their attendance read; LXVII. 327.—LXXI. 189. —_ 
The Serjeant informs the House, that he had, pursuant to their Orders, taken into his custody particular 
Members; LXVI. 29.— LXVII. 359.— LXXI. 190, 255.—&lt;a—— Orders that particular Members’ in 
custody for neglecting to attend their services in Parliament, be discharged out of custody at the rising of 
the House that day, paying their fees; LXVI. 29.—LXXI. 190, 255. Be discharged out of custody, 
paying his fees; LXVII. 359. —~&lt;— Order for taking a Member into custody, read and discharged ; 
and Order that Member have leave of absence for a month on urgent private business; LXVI.34. That 
Member have leave of absence for two months on account of ill health; LXVI. 34. 


Defaulters at Ballots for Election Committees, ordered to be taken into the Custody of the Serjeant at Arms : 
Members reported as not appearing when their names were called on appointment of Election Committees 
on Mr. Speaker’s reporting their names, and they not appearing, nor any excuses being offered for them ; 
LXII. 238, 258, 265.—LXVIII. 197. —«=— Members who had been reported, and ordered to attend the 
service of the House on certain days, after Order of the day for their attendance read, they not 
appearing, nor any excuses being offered for them ; LXII. 198, 223, 232, 247, 325, 332. —~&lt;— Members 
who had been reported, and ordered to attend Ballots on certain days, after Order of the day for their 
attendance read, and they not appearing at Ballots, nor any excuses being offered for them ; LXII. 328.— 
LXXIV. 152, 182, 292, 311, 332, 348, 404.—LXXV. 393. And they not appearing at Ballots, nor 
any sufficient excuse being offered for them; LXXIV. 394. And after excuses offered for them; 
LXXIV. 361. —«&lt;»— The Serjeant informs the House that he had pursuant to their orders taken in his 
custody particular [such] Members; LXII. 201, 202, 216, 226.—LXVIII. 198, 209, 218.—LXXIV. 154, 
185, 295.—LXXV. 393, 395, 401, 402. —«=— Orders that [such] Members be discharged out of custody, 
at the rising of the House that day, paying their fees ; LXII. 201, 202, 216, 226.—LXVIII. 198, 209, 218. 
Be forthwith discharged out of custody, paying their fees; LXXIV. 154, 185, 295.—LXXV- 393, 395, 401, 
402. Be forthwith discharged out of custody without paying any fees ; On the House being informed,—That, 
Member had been detained on his passage from Ireland by contrary winds ; LXXIV. 342. That Member had 
been detained in the country by illness ; LXXIV. 370. That Member had been prevented from attending the 
Ballot by illness; LXX1v. 410. That John Thomas Fane, Esq. (the Member] was not aware that the name 
of “ Mr. Fane” was intended for him, but that it meant “ Mr. Fane” of Oxfordshire; LXXV. ah 
rder 





MEMBERS—conéinued. 651 





II, Attendance of Members—continued.- 


(6.)—Committed for Non-attendance—continued. 
Defaulters at Ballots for Election Committees, &amp;c.—continued. 


Order for taking Member into the custody of the Serjeant read, and Motion for discharging same nega- 
tived ; LXII. 204. Read and discharged; LXII. 347.— LXXIV. 302, 341.. Read and discharged, and 
Members ordered to attend Ballots on other days; LXXIV. 320.—&lt;—Discharged on the House being 
informed,—That Members were confined to their houses by illness; LXVIII. 209, 229. That a Member 
had received a medical certificate of the inability of the Member to attend on account of illness ; (After 
certificate delivered in and read ;) LXXIV. 342. That Member had been obliged to leave London sud- 
denly ; LXXIV. 370. That Member was detained in Ireland by the death of a near relation, and arrange- 
ment of family affairs; LXXIV. 370. That Member had a severe fall from his horse, which prevented 
him from attending the Ballot; LXXV. 405. That Member was present at the Ballot on the former day, 


but not being heard to answer, his name was inserted in the list of Members ordered to attend the Ballot 
yesterday ; LXXIV. 398. 


53. Motion for taking a Member into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms; Debate thereon adjourned; LXXIV. 
332. Resumed, and negatived, 341. 


(7.)—Ezxcused for Non-attendance at Calls of the House and Ballots : 
At Calls of the House : 


54. Names of such Members as made default to appear were taken down, and the names of the defaulters 
being called over, several of them appeared, and several of them were excused for various reasons; viz. 
On account of their own illness; LVI. 180.—LXVI. 20.—LXVII. 310.—LXVIII. 472, 490, 515. 
—LXXI. 86, 159.—~&lt;=— Of the illness or death of their near relations ; LVI. 180.—«—Of the illness or 
recent death of their near relations ; LXVI. 20.—LXVII. 310.—LXVIII. 472, 490, 515.—LXXI. 86, 159. 
—&lt;&gt;— As being in parts beyond the seas; LVI. 180.—&lt;— As being employed abroad, or at home, on 
the public service ; LVI. 180. —«=_— As being abroad ; LXVI. 20.—LXVII. 310.—LXVIII. 472, 490, 515. 
—LXXI. 86, 159. —«»— As being absent in Ireland on public business; LXXI. 159. —&lt;«— As being 
absent on the public service ; LXVI. 20.—LXVII. 310.—LXVIII. 472, 490, 515. —&lt;=— As having before 
had leave of absence; LVI. 180. 


55. Orders of the day read for attendance of Members who were ordered to attend the service of the House, 
the names of the said Members severally called over,—And several of them appeared and were excused ; 
LXVI. 22, 29, 30, 34.— LXVII. 314, 327.— LXXI. 168, 189. —«m— And several were excused for 
various reasons; viz. On account of illness; LXVI. 30, 34.—LXVII. 314, 327-—LXXI. 168, 189. On 
account of illness of near relations; LXVI. 29.—LXVII. 314.—LXXI. 168, 189. On account of the death 
of a near relation; LXVI. 34. On urgent private business; LXVI. 34.—LXXI. 168. On account of 
being suddenly called from London on very urgent private business; LXXI. 189. To attend the assizes 
in Ireland; LXxI. 168. On account of age; LXXI. 189. 


At Ballots: 


56. Mr.Speaker reports to the House the names of Members who did not appear upon preceding days when 
their names were called, on the appointment of Election Committees; And the names of the said Members 
being read, several of them appeared, and several of them were excused for various reasons ; viz. On 
account of illness; LXII. 194, 202.—LXIII. 209.—LXXIV. 151, 173, 190, 210, 241, 274, 290, 340, 358. 
—LXXV. 343, 365, 404. Of illness in their families; LXXIV. 274,290. Of the illness or recent death of 
their near relations; LXII. 194.—LXIII. 209. Of the death of relations; LXXIV. 358. As being abroad; ; 
LXII. 194, 202.—LXIII. 209.—LXXIV. 151, 173, 190, 210, 241, 274, 290, 322, 340, 358.—LXXV. 343, 
365. As being absent on the public service; LXII. 194, 202.—LXIII. 20g. As being in Scotland or Ireland ; 
LXIII. 209. As attending the circuit in Ireland; LXXIV. 173. On account of professional business in 
Treland ; LXXIV. 358.—&lt;«.Several of them appeared, and one of them was excused; LXII. 208. And 
some of them were excused; LXII. 215. Several of them appeared, and excuses were offered for several 
who did not appear; LXII. 238. —~«=— And the names of the said Members being read, one of them 
was excused ; LXII. 230. Several of them were excused on account of illness, and several of them appeared, 
&amp;c.; LXII. 332. Several of them were excused on account of their own illness, or the illness of relations 
or as being abroad, and several of them appeared, &amp;c.; LXVIII. 197. —&lt;«— And the names of the said 
Members being read, several of them appeared, and having been present at the Ballot that day were 
excused ; and others who did not appear, were excused on account of their own illness, or the illness of 
a relation, or as being abroad; LXVIII. 175. 


57. Orders of the Day for attendance of Members who were ordered to attend the service of the House, 
read, names of said Members severally called over when, several of them appeared, and were excused ; 
LXII. 198, 202, 208, 223, 232, 325, 332. —&lt;m— And the names of others being called over; They 
were ordered to attend the service of the House on future days, excuses having been severally offered for 
them’; LXII. 223. Excuses having been severally offered for them, on account of illness ; LXII. 198. As being 
in the country; LXII. 198, And several of them appeared and were excused, and one was excused 
on account of illness; LXII. 232. And several were excused on account of iilness; LXII. 332. And 
one was excused on account of his being abroad ; LXII. 325. 


58. Orders of the Day for attendance of Members who were ordered to attend Ballots that day, read, 
names of said Members severally called over, and such of them as appeared at the Ballot that day 
were excused ; LXXIV. 152, 163, 182, 203, 284, 311, 332, 348, 361, 394, 404.—LXXV. 358, 392. 
And several, some or one of them, were excused on account of illness; LXXIV. 163, 311, 332, 348, 
361, 394, 404.—LXXV. 358, 392. Or of illness in their families ; LXXV. 392. Or of illness of relations ; 
LXXIV.284, 332,348,404. Or of death of relations; LXXIV. 284, 348,394, 404-—LXXV. 392. Oras being 
abroad ; LXXIV. 163, 332, 348, 361, 394, 404.—LXXV. 392.—~&lt;=— And others who did not appear were 
excused, on account of their own illness, or illness in their families; LXXIV.203.—&lt;— And several 
others were excused on account of their own illness, or of the illness or death of relations ; LX XIV. 284. 
—&lt;»—And the names of others being called, and excuses having been offered for them; They were ordered 
to attend Ballots on future days; LXXIV. 163, 203, 311, 332, 348.—LXXV. 392. —=— And excuses 
having been offered for them on account of ill-health, they were ordered to attend Ballots on future days; 
LXXIV.152.—&lt;_—And the name of another being called, an excuse was offered for him, and Motion, 


That 
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652 MEMBERS—continued. . 





IJ. Attendance of Members—continued. 


(7.)—-Excused for Non-attendance at Calls of the House and Ballots—continued. 


At Ballots—continued. 
‘That Member be excused, negatived ; And order, That Member do attend the Ballot on another day; 
LXXIV. 361. —««=— And the name of another Member being called, an excuse was offered for him ; and 
a Motion being made and Question proposed, That that Member do attend the House upon another day ; 
Amendment proposed and made; and order, that Member be taken into the custody of the Serjeant ; 
LXXIV. 361. 


(8.)—Excused for Non-attendance on Election Committees : 


59. Members excused on account of their own illness,—Member attending and sworn; LVIII. 265. Medical 
persons being examined upon oath thereon; LVIII. 177.— LIX. 68.—LXII. 90, 253, 307. —LXIII. 137, 
285.—LXVIII. 149, 182, 340.—LXXIV. 143, 460.—LXXV. 367, &amp;c. And Members have leave to absent 
themselves from any further attendance; LVIII. 154, 198.—LIX. 150.—LXII. 126.—LXIII. 249, 2y9.— 
LXVIIL. 194, 243-—LXXIV. 319.—LXXV. 359. —«=—Chairman of Committee excused; LVIII. 209. 
—» (n Committees meeting pursuant to the Speaker’s warrant [under Act 42 Geo. III. c. 106.] ; 
Chairman informed the House, that he had received a letter from a Member abroad, inclosing a physician’s 
certificate, and Member having verified receipt of letter upon oath ; letter and certificate read ; and order, 
That Member be excused for not attending, and have leave to absent himself from any further attendance ; 
LXIV. 32. 


61. On account of the illness of relations, &amp;c. ; Of the illness of Member’s lady, and Member had leave to 
absent himself from any further attendance; LVIII. 269. —«— Of Member’s father and ditto ; LXII. 91. 
——»— Of a very near relation, and Committee have leave to adjourn; LXII. 1¢04.—«—Ofa near relation ; 
Order, That Member do attend the House on a certain day, LXII. 239. Member attends and 
excused, 244. 


62. On account of deaths of relations; Of a very near relation; and Member has leave to absent himself to 
a certain day, and Committee have leave to adjourn till that day; LVIII. 177. And Member has 
leave to absent himself from any further attendance; LVIII. 235, 460.—LIX. 120, 394.—LV. 82.— 
LXXV. 315. —~#— Ofa relation, and Committee have leave to adjourn to a certain day ; LVIII. 228. 


63. For other causes; On account of not knowing the precise time to which Committee had adjourned ; LVIII. 
154. —&lt;«=— On account of a misapprehension in conceiving all Committees were dissolved by the Pro- 
rogation; LIX. 34. —&lt;— On account of not exactly hearing the hour to which the Committee ‘was 
adjourned ; LXXIV. 227. —«-~ On account of Member’s conceiving, by mistake, that Committee had 
actually been adjourned till another day, but being informed of his mistake he had since attended ; 
LXII. 110. 


64, Member summoned as a witness at a court martial, has leave to absent himself for two days ; LIX. 272. 
See Elections, 523-543. 


(9.)\—Leave of Absence given or refused : 


Leave given for various causes,—relative to— 

65. Assizes; To attend the Assizes; LVI. 95.-—LVIII. 221.—LXII. 191.—LXII[]. 220.—LXXI. 102.—LXXIV. 
163, &amp;c. —&lt;=—To attend the Assizes having served on Election Committees; LVI. 275.—LXIII. 
147.-~ LXVIII. 230, &amp;c. —~«m— To attend the Assizes as a witness; LVI. 122.—LXVIII. 311. —m—To 
attend the Assizes as a witness, having served on Committees; LXVIII. 243, 292. —&lt;m— To attend the 
Assizes, Members serving on Committees in which Commissions had been appointed to take evidence in 
Ireland; LXVIII. 273, 292. —«m=— To attend the Assizes in Scotland; LXXIV. 330. —m— To attend 
the Assizes in Ireland ; LVI. 122.—LXVIII. 239, 256.—LXXIV. 179, 195, &amp;c. —«— To attend the 
Assizes in Ireland as a witness; LXVIII. 316. Asa material witness; LXVIII. 218. 


66. To attend the courts of Justice in Ireland ; LXXII. 112. 


67. Business; On public Business ; LXII. 191.—LXVIII. 239.—LXXV. 310.—«— On urgent public Business ; 
LXX. 298.—LXXII. 272.—L XXIV. 119.—&lt;—On urgent public Business in Ireland ; LX XI. 99. ~—=—On 
urgent county Business ; L VIII. 229. —&lt;«—On urgent Business; LVIII. 207.—LXXIV.. 72.—LXXV. 259. 
—&lt;»— On account of a very pressing Business ; LVI. 174.—&lt;—On private Business ; LVIII. 218.—m— 
On private Business, having served on Election Committees; LVIII. 213, 224, 248. —m— On urgent 
private Business; LVI. 37.—LVIII. 229.—LXII. 127.—L XIII. 63.—L XIV. 106.—LXVI. 34.—LXVII. 299. 
LXVIII. 113.—LXIX. 108.—LXX. 134.—LXXI. 72.—LXXII. 77.—LXXIV. 220.—LXXV. 259, &amp;¢.—_— 
On urgent private business, having served on Election Committees ; LVIII. 290.—LXII. 316.—LXIII. 147. 
—LXVIII. 256, 267, &amp;c. —&lt;-— On urgent private Business, having been excused from serving on 
Election Committees on account of age; LXII. 316.—LXIII. 63, 68, 130, 140.——On urgent private 
Business, there being Petitions complaining of their election and return ; LVIII. 342.—LXIII. 46, 201. 
—&lt;»— On urgent private Business, Member having been in his place since former leave; LX XII. 301.——_. 
Being detained in the country on urgent private Business ; LXVI. 21. —«— On urgent private and pro- 
fessional Business; LXX. 332. —&lt;«— On professional Business in Scotland; LXXI. 143. —m_~ On 
private affairs; LXII. 198, 214. —&lt;«~ To attend a suitin Dublin; LXIV. 107.—LXXII. 349.—m — To 
attend the duties of his office; LXXII. 157. —&lt;»— To attend official duties in Ireland; LXxII. 310.— 
LXXIV. 132. —«=— To attend his professional duties in Scotland; LXXII. 310.—-#— On regimental 
Business ; LXII. 214. —«— Having a command in the Eastern District; LXII. 191. —«— Being on 
His Majesty’s service in the county of Fife; LVI. 89. —&lt;«— Being abroad ; LXII. 325.—&lt;«_— To attend 
the special Commission at Chester; LXVII. 391. 


68. Circuits; To go Circuits ; LVI. 89.—LVIII. 200.—LIX. 125.—LX. 124.—LXII. 178.—LXIII. 140.—LXIV. 
107.— LXV. 140.—LXVI. 135.—LXVII. 160.—LXVIII. 230.—LXX. 134.—LXXI. 110.— LXXII. 120.— 
LXXIll. 103.—LXXIV. 163.—LXXV. 401. —&lt;=— To go Circuits, having served on Committees ; LXIII. 
161.—LXVIII. 253. 


69. Court Martials ; To attend Court Martials; LXII. 191.—LXIII. 63. —«»— To attend a Court Martial, 
having served on an Election Committee ; LXXII. 242. ~«— To attend a Court Martial, Member 
having been subpcenaed ; LXII. 191,—&lt;=—As a witness; LXVIII. 285. 


71. Deaths; 


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II. Attendance of Members—continued. 
(9.)—Leave of Absence given or refused—continued. 


Leave given for various causes—continued. 
71. Deaths ; On account of Deaths of near relations ; LVI. 157.—LVIII. 218.—LXIII. 58.—LXIV. 151.—LXVI. 
22.—LXVII. 447.—LXIX. 193.—LXXI. 102.—LXXII. 315.—LXXIV. 148.—LXXV. 275, &amp;c. —«_— On 
account of Deaths ‘of near relations, having served on Election Committees; LVIII. 290. —«— On 


account of Deaths of relations; LXVIII. 298.—LXXI. 306.—LXXII. 349.—LXXIV. 163.—LXxV. 262. 
—&lt;— On account of a domestic affliction ; LX XIV. 152. 





72. Elections; To attend an Election; LXIII. 67. —«— To attend the proceedings in Ireland on Elections ; 
LXII. 218, 283, 302. —«— To attend executions of Commissions in Ireland upon Petitions depending 
against them ; LXII. 191.—LXIII. 161. —«—Being Member of an Election Committee, which Com- 
mittee has had leave to adjourn ; LXII. 224. 


73. Illness; On account of their health; LvI. 96.—LVIII. 128.—LIX. 297.—LX. 285.—LXI. 403. On 
account of health, having served on Election Committees; LVIII. 290. —&lt;-— On account of ill health ; 
LXII. 54.—LXIV. 107.—LXVI. 21.—LXVII. 334-—LXVIII. 194.—LXIX. 198.—LXxX. 252.—LXXI. 61. 
LXXII. y8.—LXXIII. 43.—LXXIV. 47:—LXXV. 237, &amp;c. On account of ill health, having served. 
on Election Committees; LX1II. 160. —« — On account of the infirm state of health; LXII: 62.— 
LXHI. 56.—LXXI. 57. —«=— On account of dangerous state of health ; LVIII. 352. —~««— For the reco- 
very of health; LVII. 389. —&lt;«— On account of illness ; LVI. 89. —&lt;=— On account of severe illness ; 
LXXI. 102. —&lt;«— Qn account of a severe accident; LXXI. 72. 


74. Illness in Members’ families; LVII. 221. — LXII. 223.— LXIIL. 101. —LXVII. 326:—LXVIIL 209.— 
. LXIX. 198.—LXX. 253. — LXXI. 67. — LXXII. 280. — LXXIII. 81. — LXXIV. 119. —LXXV. 
275, &amp;c. On account of illness in Member's families, Member having served on a Committee; LXVJII. 
239. ——=— On account of severe illness in their families; LXXIV. 188. —«=— On account of severe 
indisposition in their families; LXXIV. 104. —«»— On account of the illness of a very near relation ; 
LvI. 174. Of near relations; LVI. 89. — LVIII. 213.— LXIII. 219.—~LXIV. 114.-— LXVI. 21. — 
LXVII. 318. — LXVIII. 113. — LXX. 235. — LXXI. 61. — LXXIV. 132. — LXXV. 295, &amp;c. Ofa near 
relation, having served on a Committee ; LVIII. 344.—&lt;-— On account of the dangerous illness of a near 
relation ; LXXI. 306.—«— On account of the illness of relations ; LX VIII. 243.—LXXIV. 249.—LXXV. 
263.—«—On account of the dangerous illness of relations ; LXII. 101.—L XIII. 74.—LX XIV. 260.—m—— 
On account of the illness of a relation, having served on Committees; LXVIII. 326. 


75. Militia; To attend the Local Militia; LXVII. 326, 334, 380. —«— To attend the Militia; LxXv. 262. 


76. Sessions; To attend the Court of Sessions ; LXXII. 295. —&lt;*— To attend the Quarter Sessions; LXXIYV. 
339, 333) 345- 
77. Sheriff; To attend duty as High Sheriff; Lvl. 270. 


78. Witness; Being subpoenaed as a Witness on a trial in Ireland ; LXXI. 110. 
79. Without any reason being entered in the Journals; LXIII. 56, 272. 


Further leave of Absence given: 
81. - Onaccountof health ; LVI. 297, 301, 358. —LXII. 214.-—LXIII. 170, 196, 201, —&lt;=— On account of 
the continued illness of a near relation; LVIMI. 349. —&lt;-— To attend a court martial; LXII. 218. 
/——a— Being excused from serving on an Election Committee on account of age; LXIII. 196. —— 
Leave of Absence enlarged for a week; LVI. 172. 


82. Leave given to stay in the country ; On urgent private affairs ; LVI. 49. «On account of illness ; LVI. 76. 
—w— On account of health; LVI. 81, 89. —&lt;»— Till after Easter; LXIII. 147. 


Leave .refused : 
83. Onurgent private business; LVIII. 297.—LXVIII. 519.——LXX: 316 —LXXV. 338. —&lt;«=—On urgent private 
business, the Member having, onan Election ballot, sworn that he was sixty years of age and upwards ; 
LVIII. 297. 


84. From any further attendance on an Election Committee ; The Member having very urgent affairs of a private 
nature in Jamaica; LIX. 21. 


85. Orders for particular Members to have leave of absence ; Read and discharged; LX XIV. 157. 


86. Motions for leave of Absence made and withdrawn; LVI. 95.—LXVIII. 117, 123.—LXXIV. 158, 310, 315. 
87. Order, That no Member do presume to go out of town without leave of the House; LVI. 103. 


88. Leave givento- Members to absent themselves from any further attendance on Election Committees ; LVI. 
154, 198, 269.—LIX. 150, 394.—LX. 83.—LXII. 126.—LXIII. 249, 299.—LXVIII. 194.—LXXIV. 319.— 
LXXV. 35y, &amp;c.—&lt;»—To absent himself from an Election Committee on certain days, he being summoned 
to attend a court martial as a witness; LIX. 272. 


III. Members-under Arrest, as Officers in the Army or Navy, or for Debt : 


7133 ° 
89. Officers an the Army :—Members inform the House that they were commanded by the King or the 
“Prince Regent, to acquaint the House that certain Members had been put under arrest, in order to their 
being tried by Courts Martial; Resolutions for Addresses of Thanks thereupon, for the messages, and 
for His Majesty’s or the Prince Regent's tender regard to the Privileges of the House, in the communications 
they had been pleased to make ; viz. Barlow, Captain of the First Regiment of Dragoon Guards, he having 
been charged by the Lieutenant Colonel of his Regiment, with improper conduct in breach of the Articles 
of War; LVIII. 597.—&lt;.—Burton, Major General Napier Christie having been charged with a breach 
of military discipline ; LIX. 33.—«—Murray, Lieutenant General Sir John; LXX. 70. 


Officers in.the Navy: 


91. Members from the Commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral, acquaint the House that 
their Lordships having judged it expedient that certain persons should be tried by Court Martials, had 

issued their warrants to the Marshal of the High Court of Admiralty, for taking them into mage 2 

ols , that 


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654 





MEM BERS—continued. 





III. Members under Arrest, &amp;c.—continued. 


Officers in the Navy—continued. 


that as those persons were Members, their Lordships had thought it a respect due to the House, to inform 
them of their commitments, and to lay before them copies of the warrants, by virtue of which they are 
now in custody; And Members deliver in copies of warrants, and copies read, and Order that what 
Members have now communicated, and also the said copies be entered in the Journals ; Popham, Captain 
Sir Home; For having quitted the Cape of Good Hope for the purpose of attacking the Spanish 
Settlements, in the Rio de la Plata, without having received any direction or authority whatever for that 
purpose ; LXIJ. 145. —&lt;m— Harvey, Rear Admiral Eliab; On certain charges exhibited against him, 
by Admiral Lord Gambier, for a breach of naval discipline ; LXIV. 214. 


92. Member from said Commissioners acquaints the House that their Lordships had ordered Captain Lord 


William Stuart to be tried by a Court Martial, for running on shore His Majesty’s ship Conquestador, 
LXVII. 246. 


Under Arrest for Debt : 


93. 


94. 


95. 


George Galway Mills; Petitions of creditors of Mr. Mills, a prisoner for debt in custody of the 


Marshal of the King’s Bench, on mesne process, stating that said Mr. Mills, whilst in custody, 
was elected a Member, and that Petitioners have been informed that said Mr. Mills intends to 
apply to the House to release him from confinement, and that he has colonial property in the 
West Indies, and hath declared his intention cf going abroad, and praying the House will not afford 
him the means of defeating his creditors; LXII. 635, 636, 642. Mr. Speaker informed the House that 
he had received a letter from Mr. Mills; letter read, stating that previous to his being elected, he was in 
custody, on mesne process, and requesting him to submit tothe House his claim to their privileges ; entry 
in Journals of 15 December 1795, of proceedings in relation to the arrest of Henry Speed, a Member, 
read ; Orders for referring it to the Committee of Privileges, to examine the subject matter of the said 
letter ; and that the several Petitions be referred to the Committee ; LX1I. 644. Report, that Mr. Mills 
is entitled to privilege of Parliament ; agreed to, and Order that he be discharged out of the custody of 
the Marshal ; 654. 


Sir Charles Hamilton, Baronet ; Complaint made by him that he was arrested, and: otherwise insulted 


by Daniel Butler, a Sheriff’s Officer ; Butler ordered to attend ; LXIV. 210, House informed that Butler 
attended ; he was called in, heard, and directed to withdraw; Resolution, that he was guilty of a high 
Breach of Privilege ; and Order that he be committed to Newgate, 213. Petition of Butler to be 
discharged, and Order that he be brought to the bar on the morrow, to be discharged, 227 ; [Order dropped 
on.account of the House being adjourned for want of forty members, 231. ] Seder, that he be brouglit 
to the bar on another day, to be discharged, 232. Brought to the bar, reprimanded, and discharged, 236. 


Robert Christie Burton ; Mr. Speaker informed the House that he had received three letters from’Mr. Burton ; 


letters read, stating that he was elected a Member, but being in custody of the Warden: of the Common 
Pleas, at the suit of creditors for debt, the Deputy Warden informed him, he could not release him 
until authorized by the Speaker’s warrant; Order, that it be referred to the Committee of Privileges, 
to examine the subject matter of the said letters ; LXXIV. 39, 40. Report, that Mr. Burton isin custody, 
in execution, and also on mesne process, and that he is intitled to privilege ; Resolution, that he be discharged 
out of the custody of the Warden; LXXIV. 44. Petition of the Warden, complaining of the assignees of 
a creditor of Burton, for having commenced an action against him, for the escape of Mr. Burton ; referred 
to the Committee of Privileges, and instruction to: Committee to sit, and proceed ; LXXV.230. Report 
of Resolutions, that the commencing and prosecuting the said action, is a high Breach of Privilege, and 
that Christopher Bolton, Robert Gleadow, Caius Thompson, Charles Frost, and Archibald Rosser have 
been concerned in commencing and prosecuting the said action, 243. Order, that they do attend the 
House, upon a certain day, 244. Order read and discharged, and another day appointed, 258. Petitions 
of the plaintiffs, and ot Rosser the attorney; Resolution, that in consideration of Petitioners: having 
severally acknowledged their offence, the House is content to proceed no further in the matter of the said 
Breach of Privilege; Order for their attendance discharged, and Petitions to lie on. the Table, and be 
printed, 286. Petition of Bolton, Gleadow, and Thompson, stating that they are now wholly without 
remedy for the recovery of their debt, and praying for relief ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 462. 


1V. Members thanked in their Places by Mr. Speaker, and their Answers : 


96. 


97. 


Addington, The Right honourable Henry; LVI. 45. —«— Anson, Brigadier General George; LXV. 156. 


Anson, Major General George ; LXIxX. 18. —&lt;-~ Clinton, Major General Henry; LXVIII. 139. 
Clinton, Lieutenant General Sir Henry; LXIX. 380.—LXXI. 380. —— Cole, Major General The 
honourable Galbraith Lowry; LXVII. 93. Cole, Lieutenant General The: honourable Sir Galbraith 
Lowry; LXXI, 380.—-— Cotton, Lieutenant General Sir Stapleton; LXV. 156.—LXVHI. 294. 
—&lt;—— Fane, Brigadier General Henry; LXIV¥. 20; Fane, Major General Henry; LXIX. 506. 
—&lt;—»— Ferguson, Major General ; LXIV. 27. —«— Finch, Major General ; LXIII. 36.—=—Fraser, 
Lieutenant General Alexander Mackenzie, and Brigadier General Fane; LXIV. 20.—&lt;«.—Grosvenor, 
Major General; LXIII. 36. —«— Hood, Rear Admiral Sir Samuel; LXIV. 20. —«—. Managers 
of Impeachment, against Lord Viscount Melville; LXI. 338. —«~ Picton, Lieutenant General’ 
Sir Thomas; LXIX. 18, 380. —~«— Popham, Captain Sir Home; LXIII. 37. —&lt;-~ Pringle, Major 
General William Henry; LXVIII. 139.—LXIX. 380. —«™— Somerset, Major General Lord: Edward ; 
LXIX. 506.—LXXI. 315.—&lt;»— Stewart, Brigadier General The honourable Charles; LxvV. 36.—_ 
Stewart, Lieutenant General The honourable Sir William ; LxIX. 379, 380: —«-— Wellesley, Major 
General Sir Arthur; LXtlf. 36. Wellesley, Lieutenant General Sir Arthur; LxIv. 14. 


The same Members thanked twice in one day ;, LXIX. 380. 


V. Exceptions taken to Words spoken by Members, Words. of Heat, &amp;c. : 
98. 





In the Debate upon the Question. for referring the Petition.of the Roman Catholics of Ireland to a Committee 


of the Whole. House,.Mr. Stephens. having used some words in his-speech, to which exception was taken, 
they were, by direction of the House, taken down by the Clerk, and are as follows ; “‘ That there . nothing 
onaparte 






MEMBERS—continued. 655 


V. Exceptions taken to Words spoken by Members, &amp;c.—continued. 
Buonaparte can do, of which the Honourable Gentleman will not be the advocate or apologist ;” 
Whereupon, he was admitted to explain himself; and he declared, ‘“ That he had no intention of saying 
that the Honourable Gentleman was an enemy of his country, and that he believed that he was as warm 


a friend to it as any other person could be.” Upon which, the House were satisfied, and proceeded no 
further; LXVI. 391. 


99. In the Debate upon the Question for an Address expressive of the concern with which the House has seen 
publications [relating to the Princess of Wales] &amp;c. the Lord Viscount Castlereagh having used some 
words in his speech, which another Member conceived to reflect upon him, the words were, by the 
direction of the House, taken down, and are as follows; ‘‘ Under the mask of defending the Princess of 
Wales, the Honourable Gentleman has indulged himself in the most illiberal, improper, and unparlia- 
mentary personal attack on His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.” And the Lord Viscount 
Castlereagh and the Honourable Member having severally explained themselves, the said Question was 
again proposed, &amp;c. ; LXVIII. 322. 


101. In the Debate upon the Question, for the House agreeing with Committee of Supply in the Resolution for 
a grant, for publishing Proclamations in the Dublin Gazette, &amp;c. Notice being taken that some words of 
heat had passed between General Mathew and the Right honourable William Fitzgerald, Mr. Speaker, 
by direction of the House, required them to stand up in their places, and give the House an assurance 
that the matter should go no further. And the said Members accordingly severally stood up in their 
places, and assured the House that the matter should go no further ; LXVIII. 410. 


102. The House being informed, that in consequence of some words that had been spoken in the House by 
Mr. Hart Davis and Mr. Whitbread, there was reason to apprehend that a quarrel might ensue, and that 
the said Members were gone out of the House; Order, that they do attend the House immediately in 
their places ; and they being come into the House, Mr. Speaker, by direction of the House, required them 


to stand up in their places ; and they accordingly severally stood up in their places, and assured the House 
that the matter should go no further ; LXX. 129. 


VI. Members withdraw during Debates relating to themselves : 


103. After being heard in their places,—-On Motions relative to them; Barham, Joseph Foster; LXXIV. 341. 
Canning, Mr. Secretary ; LXIII. 149. Pitt, the Right Honourable William, Chancellor of the Exchequer ; 
LX. 380. Popham, Sir Home; LXIII. 390. Tooke, Mr. Horne; LVI. 353. —&lt;— And Motions 
relative to them afterwards made; Advocate, Lord, of Scotland (C. Hope); LIx. 360. Burdett, Sir 
Francis; LXV. 224. Castlereagh, Lord Viscount; LXIV 246, 304. Cochrane, Lord, (in the custod 
of the Serjeant) ; LXIX. 432. Fuller, John; LXV. 134. Hawkins, Sir Christopher ; LXII. 350. Perceval, 
The Right honourable Spencer, Chancellor of the Exchequer ; LXIV. 283, 304. Quin, the Honourable 
Wyndham ; LXXIV. 159, 281. Sheridan, Richard Brinsley ; LXII. 256. 


104. Sessional Orders; That if any thing should come in question touching the matter of privilege of any 
Member he is to withdraw during the time the matter is in debate [from the Committee of Privileges] ; 
That if any thing shall come in question touching the Return or Election of any Member, he is to with- 
draw during the time the matter is in debate ; and that all Members returned upon double Returns do 
withdraw till their Returns are determined; LVI. 15.—LVII. 5.—LVIII. 10.—LIX. 5.—LX. 6.—LX1 10. 
—LXII 5, 561.—LXIII. 7.—LXIV. 5. — LXV. 9. —LXVI. 36, — LXVII. 11. — LXVIIL. 6.-—LXIX. 6,— 
LXX. 6.—LXXI. 7.—LXXII. 8.—LXXIII. 6.—LXXIV. 10.—LXXV. 5, 109. 


VII. Member reprimanded : 


105. John Fuller, Esq. for disorderly conduct; LXV. 136. 


VIII. Members committed : 


106. To the custody of the Serjeant at Arms; John Fuller, Esq. for disorderly conduct; LXV, 134. —m 
A Member chosen Nominee on an Election Committee not appearing in his place on the return of the 
thirteen Members; LXII. 200. —«— Defaulters at Calls; LXVI. 22, 34.—LXVII. 327.—LXXI. 189. 
See supra, 51. —«— Defaulters at Ballots; LXII. 198, 223, &amp;c.—LXVIII. 197.—LXXIV. 311.— 
LXXV. 393, &amp;c. See supra, 52. 


107. To the Tower of London; Sir Francis Burdett; For liaving been guilty of a breach of privilege, he having 
admitted a letter signed “ Francis Burdett,” and a further part of a paper, intituled, ‘‘ Argument,” in 
Cobbett’s Weekly Register of March 24, 1810, [which had been resolved to be a libellous and scandalous 
paper, reflecting on the just rights and privileges of the House| to be printed by his authority, whereupon 
order that he be committed to the Tower, and order, That Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrants accordingly; 
LXV. 252. 


1X. Members expelled : 


108. Cochrane, Sir Thomas, commonly called Lord Cochrane; LXIX. 433. Hunt, Joseph; LXV. 399. John- 
stone, the Honourable Andrew Cochrane; LX1IX. 433. Walsh, Benjamin; LXVII. 176. 


X. Members to carry Letters and Messages of Congratulation, &amp;c. or to 
communicate ‘Thanks: 


109. To attend Her Majesty with Congratulations of the House; On the happy Nuptials,—Of the Princess 
Charlotte with the Prince of Cobourg; LxXI. 340. —«— Of the Princess Mary with the Duke of 
Gloucester; LXXII. 15.—«—Of the Princess Elizabeth with the hereditary Prince of Hesse Hombourg; 
LX XIII. 228. —«— Of the Duke of Cambridge with the Princess of Hesse ; LXXIII. 424. 


111. To attend with congratulatory Messages; The Duke and Duchess of Cambrid e, on their happy nuptials; 
LXXIII. 424. —&lt;«— The Princess Charlotte Augusta [of Wales] and the rince of Cobourg, on their 
happy nuptials ; LXXI. 340. —&lt;«— The Princess Elizabeth and the hereditary Prince of Hesse Hom- 
bourg, on their happy nuptials; LXXIII. 228. —m— The Duke and Dutchess of Gloucester, on their 
happy nuptials ; -LXXII. 15. 


112. To attend Her Majesty with Message of Condolence on the calamitous and untimely death of Her Royal 
Highness the Princess Charlotte Augusta; LXxXIII. 9. , 
113. To 
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X. Members to carry Letters and Messages of Congratulation, &amp;c.—continued. 
113. To attend with Messages of Condolence; The Prince of Cobourg, on the death of the Princess Charlotte 
Augusta ; LX XIII. 9. —«»— The Dutchess of Kent, on the death of the Duke of Kent; LXXV. go. 
—«— The Duke of York, on the death of the Dutchess of York ; LXXV. 480. 


114. To acquaint Clergymen with Orders of the House for giving them Thanks for Sermons preached before 
the House on Fast Days and on Thanksgiving Days; LVI. 37.—LVII. 533. — LIX. 299. — Lx. 76.— 
LXI, 62.—LXII. 175.—LXIII. 78.—LXIV. 34.—LXV. 136.—LXVI. 192.—LXVII. 100.—LXVIII. 300.— 
LXIX. 443. 
See infra, 127-129. Resolutions, 5-7. 


‘XI. Incidental Proceedings, including Bills relative to Members : 
(1.)—Bills relative to Members : 


115. For indemnifying Members from penalties incurred by sittinz and voting in the House without having taken 
the Oaths ; viz. Gower, The Right honourable George Granville Leveson, commonly called Earl Gower; 
Ordered, LXXI. 42. Presented, 47. k. A. 74. —&lt;«— Grant, Charles, junior; Ordered ; presented ; 
LXIX. 144. 8. A. 166, —&lt;«— O’Neill, The Honourable John Bruce Richard ; Ordered ; presented ; 
LXVII. 286. R.A. 352.—&lt;— Thynne, The Right honourable John Lord ; Ordered; presented; Lx. 148. 
R.A. 159. [ Note. For Peers Indemnity Bills, See Indemnity, 14.] 


116. To prevent doubts respecting the eligibility of persons in Holy Orders to sit in the House of Commons ; 
Ordered, LVI. 365. Presented; printed; 372. Petition of Edward Rushforth, Esquire, against; to 
lie on the Table ; 403. Instruction for extending the regulations of the Bill to the Clergy of Scotland ; 
404. Bill re-committed; again printed; 410. k. A. 619. 


117. To exempt from the payment of certain duties such Members of both Houses of Parliament serving for 
Ireland as have only an occasional residence in Great Britain; Ordered, LVI. 365. Presented, 404. 
Committed, 411. Considered, 445. Order for further consideration read and discharged ; Bill with- 
drawn, and another ordered; 521. Presented; printed; 522. k.a. 610. 


118. For declaring what persons shall be disabled from sitting and voting in the House of Commons of ‘the 
United Kingdom, and for carrying into effect part of the Fourth Article of the Union, by providing in 
what cases persons holding offices under the Crown of Ireland shall be incapable of being Members of 
the House of Commons ; Ordered, LVI. 476. Presented ; printed ; 483. Rr. a. 599 —&lt;=— Bill to explain 
said Act; Ordered, LXIX.51. Presented; printed; 71. R.a. 102. 


119. To render valid and effectual certain Oaths administered to and taken by certain Members of the House of 
Commons, before Deputies of the late Lord Steward of His Majesty's Household, during the vacancy of 
the said office; Ordered; presented; passed; LXVII.179. RB. A. 213. 


_120. To repeal so much of certain Acts as directs Oaths to be taken by Members of Parliament before the Lord 
Steward or his Deputies ; Ordered ; presented ; printed; LXVII. 187. Passed, 228. Not returned from 
the Lords. 


121. To declare vacant the seats of Members of the House of Commons who shall become bankrupts ; Ordered; 
presented; printed; LXVII. 201. Again printed, 327, 361. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 
534. Bill to be printed, with Lords Amendments, 539. Lords Amendments agreed to, 546. k. a. 548. 


122. ‘For further regulating the Qualification of Members to serve in the United Parliament of Great Britain and 
Ireland; Ordered, LXXIV. 236. Presented; printed; 244. Again printed, 283. R. a. 529. 


(2.)\—Petitions relative to Members : 
123. Petition offered to be presented, containing several matters concerning the conduct of Richard Mansell 
Philipps, a Member; Mr. Philipps ordered to attend the House in his place on a certain day ; LXVI. 399. 
Order discharged, 431. Petition of Peter Battey, complaining of Mr. Philipps, presented; To lie upon 
the Table ; LXVII. 409. —&lt;=— Petition complaining of the Honourable Wyndham Quin, a Member, 
offered to be presented ; Order, that he do attend the House in his place on a certain day; LXXIV. gq. 
See Quin, The Honourable W.W. 


124. From Burgesses of Barnstaple ; That Sir Eyre Coote, one of their Representatives, had been deprived of his 
title, in consequence of the result of a Military Court of Inquiry, and that he had not since attended his 
duty in the House, and that they are not represented ; Counter Petition from the Mayor, Aldermen, and 
Burgesses ; LX XII. 298. —«— From Freeholders of Wexford ; ‘That Mr. Alcock, one of their Repre- 
sentatives, had been found a lunatic under a commission of lunacy, and praying for a new Writ; Referred 
to the Committee of Privileges ; LXVI. 226. See Committees, 1699. 

See also supra, 93. 95. 


(3.)—Sess:onal Orders relative to Members : 
125. | Members returned for two or more. places, to make their Election within three weeks ; LVI. 15.—LVII. 5.— 
LVII. 10.—LIX. 5.—LX. 6.—LXI. 10.—LXII. 5, 561.—LXIII. 7.—LXIV. 5.—LXV. 10.—LXVI. 36.— 
LXVII. 12. —«— To make their Election within one week from the expiration of the fourteen days 
limited for presenting Election Petitions ; LXVIII. 5. — LXIX. 6.— LXX. 6.— LXXI. 7.— LXXxIl. 8.— 
LXXIL. 6.—LXXIV. 10.—LXXV. 5, 110. See Elections, 744. 


126. Thatif any thing shall come in question touching the matter of privilege of any Member, he is to withdraw [from 
the Committee of Privilege | during the time the matter is in debate; LVI. 15.—LVII. 5.—LVIII. 9.—LIX. 5. 
—LX. 5.—LXI.10.—LXII. 5, 561.— LXI.6.—LXIV. 5.—LXV. 9.—LXVI. 35.—-LXVII. 11.—LXVIIL 5. 
—LXIX. 6.—LXX. 6.—LXXI. 7.—LXXI. 8.—LXXIII. 5.—LXXIV. 10.—LXXV. 5, 109. —«— If any 
thing shall come in question touching the Return or Election of any Member, he is to withdraw during the 
time the matter is in debate, and That all Members returned upon double Returns, do withdraw till their 
Returns are determined ; LVI. 15.—LVII. 5.—LVIII. 10.—LIX. 5.—LX. 6.—LXI. 10.—LXII. 5, 561.— 
LXIII. 7.—LXIV. 5.—LXV. 9.—LXVI. 36.—LXVII. 12.—LX VIL. 6.—LXIX. 6.—LXX. 6.—LXXI. 7.— 
LXXII. 8.—LXXUI. 6.—LXXIV. 10. —LXXV. 5, 110. —««— That no Member do presume to bring any 
stranger or strangers into the House or Gallery thereof while the House is sitting; LVI. 15.—LVII.6.— 
LVIII. 10.—LIX. 6.—Lx. 6,—LXI, 10,—LXII. 5, 562.—LXIII. 7.—LXIV. 6.—LXV. 10.—LXVI. 36.— 
LXVII. 








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(3.)—Sessional Orders relative to Members—continued. 


LXVII. 12.—LXVIIIL. 6.—LXIX. 7.— LXX. 6.—LXXI. 7.—LXXI. 8. — LXXIII. 6.—LX XIV. 10.-—LXXV. 
6, 110. —~&lt;«— That to prevent the intercepting of letters directed te Members, the person appointed to 
bring letters from the General Post Office to the House, or some other person to be appointed by the Post 
Master Géneral, do, for the future, every day during the Sessions of Parliament, Sundays excepted, con- 
stantly attend ; From ten of the clock in the morning till one in the afternoon, and for two hours at the 
least immediately after the rising of the House ; and also from five of the clock in the afternoon till seven, 
at the-place appointed for the delivery of the said letters, and take care during his stay there, to deliver 
same to the Members, or their known servants, &amp;c.; LVI. 16.—LVII. 6.—LVIIL 10.—LIX. 6.—Lx. 6.— 
LXI. 11.—LXII. 6, 562.—LXII. 7. From ten of the clock in the morning till seven in the afternoon, at 
the place appointed for delivery of the said letters, and take care to deliver same to Members, or their 
known servants; LXIV.6.-—LXV. 10.—-L XVI. 36.-—LXVUJ. 12.—LXVIII. 6.—LXIX. 7.— LXX. 7.— 
LXXI. 7.—LXXII. 9.—LXXIII. 6.—LXXIV. 10.—LXXV. 6, 110.—&lt;«— That the said officer, upon his 


going away, lock up such letters as shall remain undelivered, and that no letter be delivered but within 
* the hours aforesaid ; LVI. 16.—LVII. 6.—LXIV. 6.—LXXV. 6, 110, &amp;c. 


(4.)—Orders to particular Members,—relative to— 


127. Addresses and Resolutions :—That [particular] Addresses be presented to His Majesty, or the Prince Regent, 
by such Members as are of the Privy Council; LVI. 28.—LVII. 10.—LVIII. 32.—LIX. 13.—LX. 11.— 
LXI. 14.—LXII. 15.—LXIIL 16.—LXIV.-7.— LXV. 12.—L XVI. 89, —LXVII. 11.—LXVIII. 17.— LXIX. 
10.— LXX. 10. — LXXI. 8.—LXXII. 10. — LXXIIL. 9.— LXXIV. 28. — LXXV. 8, &amp;c. —&lt;-— That an 
Address be presented to the Prince Regent by two Members ; LXVII.391. [Note, These two Members, 
Mr. Stuart Wortley and Lord Viscount Milton, were the Mover and Seconder.| —«— That a Resolution 
of the House be laid before His Royal Highness, by such Members as are of the Privy Council ; 
LXVII. 462. 


128. That such Members as are of the Privy Council, do humbly know His Majesty's, or His Royal Highness's 


. pleasure; When he will be attended by the House with Addresses to be presented by the Whole House ; 
LVI. 17.—LVIL. 7, 13.—LVIII. 19, 202, 449.—LIX. 9.—LX. 7, 54.—LXI. 7.—LXVIL 372.—LXVIIIL. 14. 
—LXIX.9, 412.—LXX. 8.—LXXII. 17.—LXXV. 9, 119. —&lt;— When he will be attended by the House 
with Resolutions of the Whole House resolved to be laid before His Majesty ; Lx. 206. 

That four Members of the House do go with two Lords mentioned in Messages from the Lords to wait 
upon His Majesty, or the Prince Regent, with Addresses of both Houses ; LVI. 519.—LXXI. 518.—m— 
That four Members do attend Her Majesty (Queen Caroline) with a Resolution of the House; LXXvV. 344. 


Attendance :—That particular Members do attend the House in their place upon particular days ; LXI1I. 226, 
&amp;c. See supra, 32.——That notes of names of certain Members be given to the Serjeant at Arms, 
and that he do give notice to said Members to be present at the trial of Lord Melville upon all occasions ; 


LXI. 244, 251.—&lt;— That particular Members to attend in their places Committees of the Whole 
House; LXV. 21, 30, 138, 147, 162. 


embers—continued. 


129. 


131. 


132. Bills :—That particular Members do prepare and bring in Bills; LVI. 26.—LXxv. 48, &amp;c. —m— That 


particular Members be added to the gentlemen who are appointed to prepare and bring in Bills; LVI. 21. 
-—LVII. 40.—LVII. 22.—LIX. 28.—LX. 26.—LXI. 19.—LXIII. 137.—LXV. 154.—LXVI. 106.— 
LXVIII. 313, 329.—LXXI. 314.—LXXIV. 205. 

That Members do carry Bills [passed by the Commons ] totheLords, and desire their concurrence; LVI. 28.— 
LVII. 35.—LVIII. 44.—LIX. 30.—LX. 29.—LXI. 31.—L XII. 57.— LXIII. 68.— LXIV. 45.—LXV. 67.— 
LXVI. 42.:—LXVII. 68.—LXVIII. 40.—LXIX. 33.—LXX. 29.—LXXI. 55.—LXXII. 41.—LXXIII. 21.— 
LXXIV. 77.— LXXV. 56, &amp;c. That Members do carry same [after other Members had been 
ordered to do so]; LVI. 59.—LVII. 62.—LVIII. 229.—LI1X. 209.—LX. 156.—LXI. 209.—LXII. 800.— 
LXIV. 52.—LXV. 375. —&lt;=— Bills [passed by the Commons] to. the Lords, and acquaint them, that 
the House hath agreed to the Amendments made by their Lordships; LVI. 24.—LVIH. 71.—LVIII. 115. 
—LIX. 56.—LX. 37.—LXI. 148.—LXII. 272.—LXUI, 167.—LXIV. 97.—EXV. 177.—LXVI. 63.— 
LXVII. 141.—LXVIII. 105.—LXIX. 107.—LXX. 151.—LXXI. 248.—LXXII. 151.—LXXIII. 190.— 
LXXIV. 120.—LXXv. 76, &amp;c. That the House hath agreed to the Amendments made by their 
Lordships, with Amendments, to which they desire the concurrence of their Lordships; LVIII. 338.— 


LXVIII. 623.— LXXIV.609. That the House doth not insist upon their disagreement to the Amendment 
insisted on by their Lordships; LVII. 645. 


That Members do carry Bills [passed by the Lords] to the Lords, and acquaint them, that the House hath 
agreed to the same without any Amendment ; LVI. 198.—LVII. 70.—LVIII. 195.—LIX. 135.—LX. 22,—~ 
LXI. 38.—LXH. 73.--LXII. 65.—LXIV. 41.— LXV. 177.—LXVI. 232.—LXVII. 177.—LXVIII. 240. 
—LXIX. 200.—LXX. 270.—LXXI. 411.—LXXII. 309.—LXXIII. 11.—LXXIV. 113.—LXXV. 269, &amp;c. 
—&lt;—-— And acquaint them, that the House hath agreed to the same with some Amendments, to which 
Amendments the House doth require the concurrence of their Lordships; LVI. 572.—LVII. 627.— 
LVIII. 437.—LIX. 305.—LX. 190.—LXI. 245.—LXII. 130.—LXIII..412.—LXIV. 404.—LXVI. 443. 
—-LXVII. 394.—LXVIII. 102.—LXIX. 109.—L XX. 218.—LXXII. 124.—LXXIIL. 414.—UXXIV. 442. 
—LXXV. 46, &amp;c. —&lt;=— And acquaint them, that the House hath agreed to the Amendments made by 
their Lordships to the Amendments made by the House to the said Bills; LXIL 285.—LXII. 478.— 
LXVII. 447, 563.—LXX. 244.—LXXII. 410. —«— And acquaint them, that the House doth not 

. insist upon the Amendment to which their Lordships have disagreed ; LV1. 638.—LXVI. 460. 


That leave be given to particular Members to plead as Counsel at the Bar of the House of Lords against 


and in support of the Bill now pending in that House concerning Her Majesty [Queen Caroline] and that 
said leaves be not drawn into precedents; LXXV. 444. 


133. 


134. 


135, 


136. Clergymen; That Members do acquaint Clergymen that they are desired to preach before the House upon 
particular days; LVI. 33.—LVII. 483.—LIX. 270.—LX. 60.— LXI. 51.—LXII. 114.—LXIII. 42.— 
_LXIV. 11.—LXV. 86,—LXVI. 166.—LXVH. 87.—-LXVIII. 220. —&lt;-— Do acquaint Clergymen with 
thanks. of the House for sermons preached before the House; LVI. 37.—LVII. 533.—LIX. 299.—LX. 


_ 76.—LX1..62.—LX.-175.—LXI. 78.—LXIV. 34.-—LXV- 136.—LXVI,' 192.—LXVI. 100.—L XVIII. 
. 390.—LXIX..443. ‘ ott | ; 


et Committees : 
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658 MEMBERS—continued. 


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XI. Incidental Proceedings, including Bills relative to Members—conitinued. - *- 


(4.)}—Orders to particular Members—continued. 
Committees :—See supra, 131. 
Condolences :—See supra, 112, 113. 


137, Conferences ; That Members do go to the Lords and desire Conferences ; LVI. 370.—LVII. 621.—LIX. 297. 
—LXI. 393, §11.—LXII. 842.—LXIV. 332.—LXVI. 21.—LXVII. 182.—LXVIII. 574.—LXXI. 440.— 
LXXIII. 421. 


138. Congratulations, &amp;c.; To attend with Congratulations, &amp;c.; LXXII. 15. See supra, 109. 
Counsel :—See supra, 135. 
Examination :—See infra, 144. 


139. Impeachment; That a Member do goto the Lords, and at their bar, in the name of the House of Commons 
and of all the Commons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, impeach a Peer of high 
crimes and misdemeanors ; LX. 421. —&lt;*— That a Member do carry articles of Impeachment to the 
Lords; LX. 483.—LXI. 119. Replication to the answers of an impeached Peer to the articles 
exhibited against him; LXI. 164. | 


141. Lords; That Members do carry Messages to the Lords ; LVI. 279.—LVIII, 282.—LX. 26.—LXI. 172.— 
LXIV. 129.—LXV. 17.—LXVI. 31.—LXVII. 155.—LXVIII. 478.—LXX. 27.—LXXII. 5, 6, 13. 
—LXXIII. 101.—LXXIV. 169.—LXXV. 298, &amp;c. —«— Do carry Minutes of Evidence Reports, &amp;c. 
to the Lords; LVI. 59, 14%, 512.—LVII. 250.~-LVIII. 649.—LIX. 279.—LX. 419.—LXIII. 290.— 
LXV. 122.—LXVI. 160.—LXVH. 342.—LXIX. 324—LXX. 254.—LXXI. 528.—LXXIII. 345.— 
LXXIV. 241, &amp;c. 


142. Motions; That Members have leave to make Motions [all the Orders of the Day having been previously 
disposed of |; It being after four of the clock ; LXII. 18.—LXXII. 375.—LXXV. 155. Near sg LIX. 
199. After five ; LVII. 60, 116.—LXII. 118. Near six; LX.121. Near seven; LVI. 467. After 
seven ; LVI. 624.—LVII. 508. Half an hour after eight ; LVI. 259.—LxX. 113, 114. Half.an hour after 
eleven ; LXXI. 197. Near twelve; LVII. 282. After half an hour after two in the morning; LIX. 360. 
Without any hour or reason assigned; LX. 158. 443.— LXIII. 385.— LXIV. 152. — LXXI. 199.— 
LXXII. 160. 


143. Reports; That Members do make Reports; LVI. 43.—LVII. 26.—LVIII. 78.—LIX. 70.—LX. 57.—LXI. 
43, &amp;c. [Note.—A/fter Vol. LXI. this entry in the Journals is omitted.] 


Resolutions :—See supra, 127-8. 


144. Witnesses; On the House being informed that a person who was ordered to attend a Committee of the 
Whole House was confined to his house by illness ; Order, That certain Members do go to the house of 
the said person, and take his examination; LXI. 435. 


145. Writs; The Speaker's appointment of Members for issuing warrants for new Writs; LV1. 666,—LVIIL. 71, 
—LXII. 15.—LXVIII, 15.—LXXIV. 96.—LXXV. 148. 


(5.)—Orders to Members generally, —relative to— 


146. Attendance; That no Member do presume to go out of town without leave of the House; LVI. 103. 


147. Committees chosen by ballotting; That the Members of the House do, on the morrow or this day, after 
sitting late, prepare lists, (to be put into glasses,) of names to be Committees of Secrecy, and Select Com- 
mittees, to be chosen by way of balloting; LVI. 259.—LX. 214, 251, 302, 413,—LXVIL 492.—LXXII, 
26.—LX XIII. 27.—LXXIV. 64. 


148. Impeachment of Lord Melville; That the Managers do first go out of the House to the places appointed 
for them in Westminster Hall before the other Members; That after Mr. Speaker shall have left the 
Chair, the Members be called over by the Clerk by their counties ; That no Member do presume to go 
out of the House till the county for which he serves be called ; That no persons but Members do presume 
to sit in the places appointed for Members in Westminster Hall; LXI. 244. , 


149. Land Tax Acts; That the Knights of the Shires, and other Members do prepare lists, fairly written, of the 
names of Commissioners for executing the Land Tax Acts; LVIII. 115.—LX. 65.—LXII. 111.—LXIII. 
221.— LXVIII. 177.—LXIX. 126.—LXXIV. 175. 


(6.)— Incidental Proceedings,—relative to— 


151. | Accounts and Papers ; Members present Accounts and Papers,— Pursuant to the directions ‘of Acts of Par- 
liament ; LVI. 35.—LXXV. 150, &amp;c.—&lt;-—Pursuant to Addresses ; LVI. 32.—LXXV. 425, &amp;c.#—_— 
By His Majesty’s or the Prince Regent’s command; LVI. 36.—LXXV. 94, &amp;c.—«— Pursuant to Orders 
~ f the House; LVI. 234.—LXXV. 280, &amp;c. 


152. Bills; Members present Bills; LVI. 203.—LVII. 40.—LVIM. 77.—LIX. 116.—LX. 67.—LXf. 71.—LXII. 
125.—LXIIL. 127.—LXIV. 26.—LXV. 121.—LXVI. 81.—LXVII. 85.—LXVIII. 103.—LXIX. 10.—LXX. 
19.—LXXI. 10.—LXXII. 23.—LXXII. 21.—LXXIV. 52.—LXXV. 21, &amp;c. 


153. | Charges; A Member in his place having charged other Members with particular Acts ; one of the Members 
(being present) heard in his place, and Motion for hearing charge at the bar of the House negatived ; 
LXIV. 283. —&lt;«— A Member in his place delivers in an article of Charge; LXXIV. 293. 


154. Committees; Members appointed on Select Committees; All Knights of Shires; LVI. 209, 357.— 
LVII. 582.—LVIII. 9, 349.—LIX. 5.—LX. 5.—LXII. 5, 10, 561.—LXIII. 6.—LXIV. 5, 323.—LXV. 9, 
138.—LXVI. 97, 344.—LXVII. 11.—LXVIII. 5, 255.—LXX. 6.—LXXII. 8.—LXXII. 5.—LXXIV. 9.— 
LXXV. 5, 109, &amp;c. —&lt;=— All gentlemen of the Long Robe; LVI. 15, 357.—LVII. 5.—LVIII. 9, 349- 
—LXI. 10, 511.—LXII. 5, 561.—LXUI. 6.—LXIV. 5, 370.—LXV. 9.—LXVI. 97, 344.—LXVII. 11.— 
LXVIII. 5, 206, 243.—LXX. 6.—LXXII. 8.—LXXIII. 5.—LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 5, 109, &amp;c. —o=— All 
Merchants ; LVI. 5:—LVII. 9, 4$2.—LIX. 5.—LXI. 10, 511.—LXII. 5, 561,.—LXIII. 6.—LXIV. 5, 
386.—LXV. 9.—LXVII. 11.—LXVHI. 5.—LXX. 6.—LXXI. 8.—LXXIII. 5.——LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 5. 
109, &amp;c, —&lt;=-— All the Members who serve for Ireland; LVI. 389.—LVIII. 482.—LXV. 137, 203. 

——LXVIF. 


MEMBERS—continued. “659 


‘niin 
XI. Incidental Proceedings, including Bills relative to Members—continued. 
(6.)—Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


—LXVII. 252, 311.—LXVINM. 303, 513.—LXX. 244.—LXXV. 139. For North Britain; LVIIL 
-470.—LXI. 512. For London; LXI. 512.—LXV. 137. The Home counties; Lx1.512. The Northern 
counties; LXI. 512. The Maritime counties; LXVI.416. Certain counties; LXV. 153.—LXIX. 336. 
—LXXV. 179.—&lt;*— Members to whom it was referred to consider of particular matters, or who served 
on former Select Committees ; LVII. 594.—LIX. 294.—LXI. 89.—LXVII. 261.—LXVIII. 242. 


155. | Members added to Select Committees ; LVI. 358.—LVII. 398.—LVIII. 366.—LIX. 133.—LX. 295.—LXI. 8. 

—LXIl. 37.--LXIII. 137.—LXIV. 210.—LXV. 139.—LXVI. 123.—LXVII. 115.— LXVIII. 221.-— 
LXIX. 185.—LXX. 158.—LXXI. 57.—LXXII. 100.— LXXIII. 79.—LXXIV. 39.—LXXV. 150, &amp;c. 
—~—»&gt;— Members discharged or excused from their attendance on Select Committees [not Election Com- 
mittees]; LXVII. 155.—LXIX. 252, 258.—LXxX. 328.—LXXII. 100, &amp;c. On account of ill health 
LXXIIHI. 228. —~«— No Members of the House but such as are Members of certain Committees to 
‘be there present ; LXVI. 6.—LXVII. 17. 


156, | Members put lists by them prepared into the glasses at the Table on appointing Committees of Secrecy, and 
other Select Committees appointed by way of ballotting; LVI. 263.—Lx. 216, 251, 306, 418.—LXVII. 
495-—LXXIIl. 29.—LXXIII. 31.—LXXIV. 72. 


157. . Complaints made to the House by Members; LXIV. 210. —«— Members complain to the House ; 
LXX. 143, &amp;c. See Compluints. 


158, Conferences; Members appointed to manage Conferences; LVI. 382, 637.—LX. 265.—LXI. 403, 465. 
—LXVI. 22, 28.—LXVIII. 576.—LXXI. 397.—LXXII. 5. —&lt;=— That Committees who were ap- 
pointed to draw up reasons to be offered to the Lords at Conferences, do manage Conferences ; 
LVI. 630.—LIX. 298.—LXII. 844.— LXIV. 351. — LXVII. 185, 267, 431.—LXVIII. 595.—LXXIIL. 
423, 424.—&lt;—=— That the Managers who managed the last Conference do manage this Conference ; 
LVII. 645.—LXI. 447.—LXVI. 22, 24.—LXVIII. 603.—LXXI. 446.. Who managed the Con- 
ference on a particular day, do manage this Conference; LXVIII. 595. —&lt;»— Members added to 
Managers of Conferences; LVII. 630.—LXI. 447.—LXIV. 351.—LXVI. 22.—LXVII. 185, 267, 431. 
—LXVIII. 595, 603.—LXXI. 446.—LXXIII. 423. —~«m— Names of Managers called over previous to 
their going to Conferences; LVI. 383, 637.—LVII. 630, 645.—LIX. 298.—LX. 265.—LXI. 403, 465. 
—LXII. 844.—LXIV. 351.—LXVI. 22, 24, 28.—LXVII. 186, 267, 431.—LXVIII. 576, 603.—LXXI. 
397, 446.—LXXII. 5.—LXXIII. 423, 424.—~&lt;-~ Being returned Member of Committee reported, 
That Managers had been at Conferences, &amp;c. ; LVI. 383.—LXXIII. 424, &amp;c. 





159. Divisions; Notice being taken that several Members had come into the House after the Question was put, 
Mr. Speaker desired any Members who were not in the House when the Question was put to signify the 
same, and Members having stated that they were not in the House their names were struck off from the 
yeas and from the noes; LXXIV. 393. 


161. East India Judicature; After the Report of the Committee on the East India Judicature Act ; Notice being 
taken that certain Members named in theReport were included within the exceptions contained in the Act, 
their names were struck out of the Report ; LXVII. 132.—LXXIV. 187.—LXXV. 345. 


Elections ; Members excused and names set aside after having been drawn on Election Committees. See 
Elections, 420-455. 


162. Impeachment ; Resolution, That Managers be appointed to make good Articles of Impeachment ; LXI. 169. 
——-— That the Conimittee to whom it was referred to consider of the answers of Lord Melville [the 
party impeached] to the Articles of Impeachment be the said Managers; LXI. 169. —&lt;~ That certain 
persons be appointed solicitors to the said Managers; LXI. 169.—«— Names of Managers called over, 
and they went to the places in Westminster Hall appointed for them; LXI. 261, 264, 266, &amp;c. —m— 
Members called over (in Committee of the Whole House) by the Clerk, by their counties, as usual, and 
they went to Westminster Hall; LXI. 261, 264, 266, &amp;c. 


163. Letter from a Member delivered in and read after having been proved to be of his hand writing; LXV. 398. 


164. Lords; Members have leave to go to the Lords, as desired by their Lordships in their messages, if they 
think fit; LX. 26.—LXIII. 435.—LXIV. 129.— LXVI1. 418.—LXVIII. 379.—LXIX. 355.—LXXII. 289.— 
LXXIV. 169.—LXXV. 299, &amp;c. —~m=— Leave given to particular Members to plead at the bar of the 
House of Lords, on the Queen’s Bill; LXXV. 444. —&lt;— Member informs the House that a Supply Bill 
had been rejected in the Lords, as containing multifarious matter; LXIL. 61. 


365. Messages; Members acquaint the House that they had Messages from His Majesty or the Prince Regent to 
the House, signed by His Majesty or His Royal Highness, and they present same to the House ; LVI. 38. 
—LVIl. 115.—LVIII. 245.—LIX. 180.—LX. 399.—LXI. 22.—LXII. 193.—LXIII. 101.—LXIV. 291.— 
LXV. 67.—LXVI. 166.—LXVII. 124.—LXVIII. 21.—LXIX. 254.—LXX. 38.—LXXI. 195.—LXXII. 19. 
—LXXIll. 238.—LXXIV. 04.—LXxXV. 89, &amp;c. —&lt;=— All the Members of the House uncovered whilst 
such Messages are read by the Speaker; LVI. 38.—LXXV. 89, &amp;c. See also infra, 181. 


166. | Motions; Members move the House according to directions of Committees; LVI. 37.—LVII. 155.—LVIIL. 
284.—LIX. 28.—LX. 41.—LXI. 64.—LXIJ. 92.—LXIII. 33.—LXIV. 65.—LXV. 91.—LXVI. 100,— 
LXVII. 13.—LXVIIL. 18.—LXIX. 11.—LXX. 107.—LXXI. 399.—LXXII. 22.—LXXIII. 22.——LXXIV. 53. 
—LXXV. 19, &amp;c. 


167. \ Petitions; Members verify facts stated in Petitions; LVIII. 81.--LXII. 49, 61, 68.—LXX. 268. — 
3 Petition offered to be presented containing matters concerning the conduct of a Member; Order that 
Member do attend in his place on a certain day; LXXIV. 94. 


168. - Prorogation; Entry of a great number of Members having assembled on the day to which Parliament. was 
prorogued [ King’s illness]; LXVI. 3. 


169. | Reports; Members according to order make Reports; LVI. 43——LVII 26.—LVIII. 78.—LIX. 71.—LX. 

57.—LXI. 43, &amp;c. [Note. After Vol. Lx1. this form of entry in the Journal is altered.) Members by 
order make Reports ; LXIH. 197.—LXV. 94.—LXVI. 84.—LXVII. 68.—LXVIII. 107.—LXIX. 24.— 
LXX. 34. —LXXI. 9.—LXXII. 111.—LXxXV. 49, &amp;c. 


. 171. Speaker ; 
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171. 


172. 


173. 


174. 


175. 


176. 


177. 
178. 


179. 


181. 


182. 


MEMBERS—continued. 


Incidental Proceedings, including Bills relative to Members—continued. | 


(6.)—Incidental Proceedings—continued. | 


Speaker; Members addressing themselves to the Clerk, or to the Deputy to the Clerk of the House (who 
standing up pointed to them and then sat down) propose to the House for their Speaker certain Members, 
in which Motions they were seconded by other Members ; LVI. 6, 33.—LVII. 03.—LVIII. 8,=—LXII. 4.— 
LXVIII. 4.—LXXII. 307.—LXXIV. 8.—LXXV. 108. —«— Member supported Motion for proposing 
another Member to be Speaker; LVII. 93. —&lt;»— Member spoke in support of such Motion; LVI. 6. 
—LXX1V. 8. —&lt;=— Members proposed to be Speaker respectively addressed themselves to the House ; 
LVII. 93.—LXXII. 307.—&lt;=— Speaker elect conducted to the chair by the proposer and seconder; LVF. 
6, 33.—LVII. 93.—LVIII. 8.—LXII. 4.—LXVIII. 4.—LXXII. 307.—LXXIV. 8.—LXXV. 108.—— 
Members congratulate Mr. Speaker elect ; LVI. 6.—LXXvV. 108, &amp;c. 


Members address themselves to the Clerk, who standing up pointed to them and then sat down,—On moving 
adjournments after Speakers had resigned their offices; LVI. 33.—LVII. 92.—LXXII. 307. —m— On 
acquainting the House that His Majesty gave leave to the House to proceed to the choice of a new 
Speaker; LXXII. 3006. 


The Speaker’s appointment of Members for issuing warrants under Act 24 Geo. III, [for new Writs] ; LVI. 
666.—LVIII.71.—LXII. 15.—LXVIII. 15.—LXXIV. 96.—LXXV. 148. 


Thanks; Orders, That what has been said by Mr. Speaker in giving Thanks of the House to Members, 
~ together with their answers thereto, be printed in the Votes; LVI. 46.—LXIII. 37.—LXIV. 15.—LXV. 36. 
—LXVII. 94.—LXVIII, 139.— LXIX. 1 8.—LXXI. 316, &amp;c. 


Members stand up in their places ; On receiving the thanks of the House; The managers of the impeach+ 
ment against Lord Melville; LVI. 338. —«»— And declare their willingness, with leave of the House, 
to go to the Lords, as desired by Messages from them ; LX. 26.—LXIII. 435.—LXIV. 129.—LXV. 213. 
—LXVII. 418.—LXVIII. 379.—LXIX. 355.—LXXII. 289.—LXXIV. 169.—LXXV. 299, &amp;c.—~—m—And 
assure the IJouse that matters shall go no further, on words of heat having passed between them ; LXVIII. 
410.—LXX. 129. 


Members uncovered whilst Messages from His Majesty or the Prince Regent are read by the Speaker; LVI. 
38.—LVII. 115.—LVIL. 245.—LIX. 180.—LX. 399.—LXI. 22.—LXII. 193.—LXIII. 101.—LXIV. 291. 
—LXV. 67.—LXVI. 166.—LXVII. 124.—LX VIII 21.—LXIX. 254.—LXX. 38.—LXXI. 195.—-L XXII. 19. 
—LXXIII. 238.—LXXIV. 94.—LXXV. 809, &amp;c. 


Member examined in his place ; LXXIV. 275. 


Members heard in their places; On excusing themselves for their absence from Election Committees; LXXIV. 
227, ——w— On other matters; LVI. 353.—LIX. 360.—LX. 380.—LXII. 210, 256.—LXVII. 432.— 
LXIX. 203, 432-—LXXIV. +59, 281, 341.—&lt;«— And disavows the representation of his speech in 
a newspaper whereof a complaint had been made, and the Member complaining declares himself satisfied ; 
LXVII. 432. 


A Member in his place delivers in an article of charge ; LXXIV. 493. 


(7.)— Members communicate various Matters to the House : 


Acquaint the House of various matters relative to Adjournments; Of the Prince Regent’s desire. that the 
House should adjourn; LXIX. 132. —«— Bills; That His Majesty or the Prince Regent had given 
their consent, as far as His Majesty’s interest is concerned, that the House may do therein as they shal] 
think fit; LVI. 235.—LVII. 103.—LVIII. 275. — LIX. 135. — LX. 44. — LXI. 127. — LXII: 772. — 
LXIII. 343.—LXIV. 236.— LXV. 260. — LXVI. 288. — LXVII. 150. — LXVIII. 371. — LXIX. 173.— 
LXX. 130. — LXXI. 390. — LXXII. 302. — LXXIII. 220.— LXXIV. 407. — LXXV. 299, &amp;c. —m— 
Courts Martial; That the Lords of the Admiralty had ordered particular Members to be tried by 
courts martial ; LXII. 145.—LXIV. 214.—LXVII. 246.—&lt;-— Letters ; That he had received a Letter from 
another Member ; LXV. 398.—&lt;«— Messages ; That they had Messages from His Majesty or thePrince 
Regent ; LVI. 38.—LXxXV. 89, &amp;c. (See supra, 165.) That the Gentlemen appointed to attend the 
Princess Charlotte and Prince of Cobourg, on their nuptials, with a congratulatory Message, had 
attended them, and their Answer; LXXI. 367. That they had attended Her Majesty, and different 
branches of the Royal Family, with Messages, and their Answers; LXXIII. 25, 2°, 253, 424.—LXXV. 
94, 481. —&lt;=— Motions; That His Majesty or the Prince Regent having been informed of the subject 
matter of Motions, recommends them to the consideration of the House; LVI. $2 —LVII. 52.—LVIII. 
384 —LIX. 23.—LX. 193.—LXI. 82.—LXII. 696.—LXIII. 253.—LXIV. 250.—LXV. 53.—LXVI. 166. 
—LXVII. 212.—LXVIII. 614.—LXIX. 458.—LXX. 291.—LXXI. 436.—LXXII. 418.—LXXII. 187.— 
LXXIV. 402.—LXXV. 199, &amp;c. —&lt;=— Petitions ; That His Majesty or the Prince Regent having been 
informed of the contents of Petitions,—Give their consent, as far as His Majesty’s interest is concerned, 
that the House may do therein as they shall think fit; LVI. 85.—LXIV. 9.—LXV. 277.—LXX. 47. 
Recommend same to the consideration of the House; LVI. 208.—LVII. 119.—LVIII. 104.—LIX. 84. 
— LX. 51.— LXI. 68.— LXII. 572. — LXIII. 32. — LXIV. 83. — LXV. 77. — LXVI. 99. — LXVII. 55. 
— LXVIII. 97. —LXIX. 37. — LXX. 85.—LXXI. 406.—LXXII. 295.—LXXIII. 56. —LXXIV. 107.— 
LXXV. 38, &amp;c. Give their consent that the House may do therein as they shall think proper, and 
recommend Petitions to the consideration of the House ; LVI. 87.—LXIV. 77.—LXX. 353. —&lt;—=—— 
The Queen ; With a communication from the Queen [Caroline]; LXX V. 288.—«—The Speaker ; That His 
Majesty or the Prince Regent gives leave to the House to proceed to the choice of a new Speaker ; 
LVI. 33-—LVII. 92.—LXXII. 306. That His Majesty or the Prince Regent had commanded them to 
inform the House when the House should present their Speaker ; LVI. 33.—LVII. 92.—LXXII. 307: 
—=— Thanksgiving ; That the Prince Regent had appointed a Public Thanksgiving Day for the end of 
the war with France; LX1X. 387. Wales, Prince of; With acommunication from His Royal Highness ; 
LVI. 211.—_—Other matters ; LVI. 74.—-LVIL. 12.—LVII. 87. —LIX. 22. —LX. 54.—LXI. 16.— 

LXV. 30.— LXVI. 21.—LXVII. 33.—LXVIIL. 61.—LXIX. 52.—LXX.. 54.—LXXIII. 22.—LXXIV. 53. 
—LXXV. 19, &amp;c. See Speaker, 16-55. 


Members from Select Committees acquaint the House, that they were directed by Select Committees to 
move,—That leave be given to bring in Bills; LVI. 21.—LXXI. 407.—&lt;—For Accounts and Papers ; 
LVI. 155. 


183. Members 


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XI. Incidental Proceedings, including Bills relative to Members—continued. 


(7.)—Members communicate various Matters to the House—continued. 


183. Members acquaint the House, that they were directed by Committees of the Whole House, To move for 
leave to sit again; LVI. 39.—LVII. 12.—LVIII. 44.—LIX. 2z.—LX. 12.—LXI. 16.—LXII. 77.— 
LXIIL. 52.—LXIV. 116.—LXV. 105.—LXVI. 105.—LXVII. 33.—LXVIII. 28.—LXIX. 16.—LXxX. 107. 
—LXXI. 249.—LXXII. 36.—LXXIII. 22.—LXXIV. 53.—LXXV. 19, &amp;c. —&lt;=— That certain papers 
having been produced to a Committee, they had ordered the same to be delivered in and sealed up, 
and that Member was directed by Committee to make a Motion; LXIV. 54. 


184. _ Members inform the House of various Matters; LVII. 346.—LVIII. 154.—LXV. 134.—LXVI. 4.—LXVIII. 
47.—LXX. 70.—LXXV. 237, &amp;c.—&lt;.— Members from Election Committees inform the House of various 
Matters ; LVIII. 177. — LIX. 68. —LXII. 154.— LXIII. 136.— LXVIII. 149. —LXXIV. 460.— LXXV. 
367, &amp;c. From other. Committees ; That interruption of access had prevented the coming of a witness ; 
LXX. 149. —«™— Members reported to have informed Committees of certain Matters ; LXX. 391. 


185. Members report to the House various Matters relative to, Addresses; When the King or Prince 
Regent had been pleased to appoint to be attended by the House with Addresses; LVI. 18.—LVII. 
8, 13.—LVIII. 20, 202, 449.—LIX. 10.—LX. 8, 55.—LXI. 11.—LXVII. 376.—LXVIII. 14.—LXIX. 10, 
412.—LXX. 8.—LXXII. 18.—LXXV. 9,119. That Addresses had been presented to His Majesty 
or the Prince Regent, and the Answers thereto; LVI. 30.—LVII. 11.—LVIII. 35.—LIX. 20.—LX. 12. 
—LXI. 16.—LXI. 15.—LXIII. 16.—LXIV. 17.—LXV. 15.—LXVI. 90.—LXVII. 14.—LXVIII. 22.— 
LXIX. 105.—LXX. 28.— LXXL 12.—LXXII. 17.— LXXIII. 20.— LXXIV. 34.— LXXV. 9, &amp;c. 
That the Prince Regent had received Addresses very graciously ; LXX. 77. That the four Members 
appointed to go with the Lords in a joint Address went to wait upon His Majesty or the Prince Regent, 
where they found two Lords, and that they presented Addresses ; and the Answers thereto; LVI. 526. 
—LXXI. 523.—&lt;=—Conferences ; That they had been with the Lords to desire Conferences, and that 
the Lords do agree to Conferences ; LVI. 372.—LVII. 621.—LIX. 298.—LXI. 402.—LXIV. 351.— 
LXVI. 21.—LXVII. 185.—LXVIII. 576.—LXXI. 446.—LXXIII. 423, &amp;c. That Managers had been 
at Conferences desired by the Commons; LVI. 383.—LVII. 630.—LXI. 403.—LXIV. 351.—LXVI. 22. 
LXVIII. 576, &amp;c. ‘That Managers had met the Lords at Conferences desired by the Lords ; LVI. 645. 
—LX. 265.—LXI. 465.—LXXI. 397.—- LXXII. 5. —&lt;m— Impeachment; That they had been to the 
Lords, and impeached a Peer; LX. 425. That they had delivered Articles of Impeachment to the 
Lords ; LX. 483.—LXI. 119. That they had delivered to the Lords, Replications to Answers to Articles 
of Impeachment; LXI. 169. —«-— Lords; That they had delivered or carried Messages to the Lords ; 
LVI. 527.—LXI. 175, 525.—LXV. 20.—LXXII. 5, &amp;e. That they had been with the Lords, and 
delivered to their Lordships printed copies of Reports, Standing Orders, Minutes of Evidence, &amp;c. ; 
LVI. 78, 527.—-LVIL. 520.—LXIII. 298.—LXV. 143.—LXVII. 343.—LXX. 341, &amp;c. That they had 
carried to the Lords Resolutions directed to be communicated to them; LXXII. 15. That they had 
been to the Lords, to request their Lordships would communicate copy of Reports; LXXII. 390.— 
LXXIV. 441. That they had carried to the Lords Answers to Messages from the Lords; LX. 400. 
That they had been at the Lords, to desire leave for Lords to attend Committees; LX. 235.—LXV..81. 
—LXVII. 274.—LXVIII. 480.—L XXII. 390.—LXXV. 302, &amp;c.—&lt;«=— Resolutions; When His Majesty 
would be attended by the House with Resolutions; LX. 208. Answers to Resolutions laid before the 
Prince Regent; LXVII. 468. Answer of Her Majesty [Queen Caroline] to Resolutions of the House ; 


LXXV. 352. ‘That they had carried to the Lords Resolutions which the House had directed to be 
communicated to the Lords; LXXII. 15. 


186. Members report from Committees of the Whole House, That they were directed by Committees to make 
Motions when the House will please to receive the same; LVI. 37.—LVII. 44.—LVIII. 284.—LIX. 28. 
—LX. 41.—LXI. 64, &amp;c. [After Vol. LXI.] Members report from Committees of the Whole House, 
That they were directed by Committees to make Motions ; LX’I. 92.—LXIII. 33.—LXIV. 65.—LXV. 91. 
—LXVI. 100.—LXVII. 13.—LXVIII. 18.—LXIX. 11.—LXX. 15.—LXXI. 399.---LXXII. 22.—LXXIII. 
171.—LXXIV. 308.—LXXV. 218, &amp;c. —_— That they had come to Resolutions which they had 
directed him to report when the House will please to receive the same; LVI. 57.—LVII. 8.—LVIII. 44. 
—LIX. 10.—LX. 10.—LXI. 13, &amp;c. [After Vol. LxI.] That they had come to Resolutions which 
they had directed him to report to the House; LXII. 205.—LXIII. 140.—LXIV. 134.—LXV. 143.— 
LXVI. 287.—LXVII. 200.—LXVIII. 32.—-LXIX. 165.—LXX. 161.—LXXI. 280.—LXXII. 394.—LXXIII. 
15.—LXXIV. 38.—LXXV. 361, &amp;c. —«m— That they had gone through Bills, and made Amendments 
thereunto, which they had directed him to report when the House will please to receive same ; LVI. 245. 
—LXI. 254, &amp;c. [After Vol. LxI.] That they had gone through Bills, and made Amendments 
thereunto, which they had directed him to report to the House; LXII. 145. That they had gone 
through Bills, and made Amendments thereunto; LXIII. 418.—LXXV. 390, &amp;c. —«»— Member reports 
from Committee of the Whole House, That he was directed by Committee, To acquaint them that a witness 
in his examination before a Committee had been guilty of gross prevarication ; LXIV. 54. 

187. A Member signifies to the House the Prince of Wales’s intention to transfer a sum of money to the Civil 
List; LXVII. 82. 


188. Members state various matters to the House; LVIII. 265.—LX. 227.-—LXX. 143.—LXXV. 57. —— 


Matters stated to the House by Members; LXVIII. 592. —&lt;— Members confirm statements made at 
the bar of the House; LXXvV. 467. 








XII. Questions Negatived and Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn,—relative to— 


189. Absence; To particular Members having leave of Absence; LVIII. 297. — LXXV. 338. Having leave 

; of Absence on urgent private business ; LXVIII. 519.--LXX. 316. See infra, 196. —«— Motions 
withdrawn ; For Members to have leave of Absence on urgent private business; LVI. 95.—LXVIII. 
117, 123, 286.—LXXIV. 310, 315. On private business; LXXIV. 158. 


190. Addresses ; That an Address be presented to the Prince Regent by Privy Councillors ; LXVII. 391. 


191. Attendance ; Motions withdrawn; That Members do forthwith attend the House in their place; LX XII. 380. 
—«e— For taking Members into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms for not attending the service of 


the House pursuant to orders ; LXXI. 169, —«-— For the Speaker to report list of absent Members on 
Election Ballots; LVIII. 454. 


192. Ballots; Toa Member being excused for non-attendance at a Ballot for an Election Committee; LXXIV. 361. 


193. Bankrupts ; 
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193. 


194. 
195. 


196. 


197. 


201. 


I. 


662 


MEMBERS——MESSAGES. 








XII. Questions Negative, and Motions Withdrawn—continued. 


Bankrupts ; To appointing a Select Committee to inquire if any and what persons, being Members of 
the House, becoming Bankrupts, are capable of sitting and voting therein ; LXVII. go. 


Chair ; That Mr. Speaker do not take the Chair until at the least sixty Members are present in the House ; 
LVI. 188. 


Charges ; That the charge against Mr. Perceval and Lord Castlereagh (Members) be heard at the bar of the 
House ; LXIV. 283. 

Committees ; To particular Members being Members of Committees ; LX. 251.—LXVII. 106.—LXXI. 392. 
—&lt;-— To striking out the names of certain Members from lists of names of Members reported from 
Committee who were appointed to examine the list of names to be a Select Committee; LX. 227.—»— 
To a Member being added to a Secret Committee ; LXXIV. 113. —«— To Members being discharged 
or excused from their attendance on Select Committees ; LXVII. 108. The Member having been called 
to the chair of the Committee of Ways and Means; LXIII. 241. —&lt;«— To Members being excused 
serving on Election Committees; LVIII. 204, 244.—LXIII. 53. —&lt;«—To a Member having leave 
to absent himself from any further attendance on an Election Committee; LIX. 21. —«— That it 
is a high breach of privilege to circulate lists of the names of Members to serve upon Select 
Committees to be chosen by ballot; LX. 216.—&lt;.— Motions withdrawn; That certain Members be 
Members of Committees ; LXV. 37.—LXXII. 38. That all Members serving for counties in Ireland 
be Members of Committee appointed on illicit distillation; LXXI. 392. For adding Members to 
Committees ; LXVII. 250, 474. —&lt;m— Motions superseded by reading the other Orders of the day; 
For adding a Member to a Select Committee ; LXII. 118.—&lt;«\—That the assignment of a salary to any 
Member as Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means is unnecessary, &amp;c. ; LXII. 18. 


Custody ; To Members being taken into the Custody of the Serjeant at Arms; LXXIV. 341.—-—To 
Members being discharged out of Custody; LXV. 134. Without paying fees; LXXIV. 362.———To 
discharging orders for taking particular Members into Custody; LXII. 204. 


Names of Members ; For now calling over the Names of Members who were ordered to attend the service 
of the House; LVI. 250. 

Nominees ; That the thirteen Members do withdraw for the purpose of choosing another Nominee in the 
place of a Member chosen, but who had absented himself from the House; LXII. 200. 


Offices ; To appointing a Select Committee to inquire and report to the House all Offices, &amp;c. held by or in 
trust for Members of the House ; LXII. 645.—&lt;«—That the House will early in the next session (1810) 
take into consideration how far it may be expedient to provide some further limitation to the number of 
persons holding seats in the House together with pensions, sinecures and places of emolument under 
the Crown; LXIV. 394. 


Votes ; For disallowing the Votes of such Members as are Directors of the Bank on the Gold Bullion Bill ; 
LXVI. 463. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3322. 5290. Addresses, 46. 283. Amendments, 12. 29. 
Bankrupts, 1. Committees, 747. 1623-1625. 1663. Divisions, 19. 49. House, 357. 
King, 152. 154. Messages, 58, 59. 127. 145. Postage, 2. 








Menai Bridge :——See Accounts and Papers, 3323-3325- Bridges, 45. Committees, 748. King, 89. 


Petitions, 347. 676. Supply, Key to Supply. Turnpike Roads, 19. 


Mendicity :— sce Committees, 1626. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Mercantile ‘Transactions :—see Committees, 749-754: 
Mercers Company :——See Accounts and Papers, 3326. 
Merchant Ships !— See Accounts and Papers, 4520-4590. 

Mesne Process :—see Addresses, 284. Debt. Petitions, 155, 








Pessages, 


Messages from His Majesty, or The Prince Regent, or The 
Lords Commissioners for the Attendance of the House 
in the House of Peers; 1—8. 





il. Other Messages from His Majesty or The Prince Regent ; 


9—114. 


Ill. Messages to or from the Queen and others of the Royal 


Family; 115—11T. 


IV. Messages to the Lords; 118—134. 
V. Messages from the Lords; 135—152. 
VI. Incidental Proceedings; 153—166. 





Messages 








MESSAGES—continued. 663 


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I. Messages from His Majesty, or The Prince Regent, or The Lords Com- 
missioners for the Attendance of the House in the House of Peers: 


Messages from the King, or the Prince Regent : 
1. By the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, or Yeoman Usher of the Black Rod, commanding the imme- 
diate attendance of the House in the House of Peers :—From the King (George III.); At the opening 
of the Session; LVI. 8.—LVII. 3. — LVIII. 9.—LIX. 3.— LX. 3.—&lt;— From the Prince Regent; 


LXVIII. 5.—LXIX. 3.—LXX. 3.—LXXI. 3.—L XXII. 3.—LXXV. 3.—&lt;—From the King (George IV.) ; 
LXXV. 109. 


2. Upon His Majesty’s giving the Royal Assent to several Bills (among which was the Civil List Bill at the 
beginning of the new Reign) ; LXXV. 278. 


3. From the King (George III.); At the close of the Session; LVII. 662.—LVIII. 693.—LIX. 443. —m— 
From the Prince Regent; LXX. 474.—LXXI. 528.—LXXil. 480.—LXXIII. 426.—LXXIV. 639. 


Messages from the Lords Commissioners : 
4. By the Yeoman Usher of the Black Rod, desiring the immediate Attendance of the House in the House of 
Peers :—From the Lords Commissioners appointed by Letters Patent; To open the First Parliament of 
the United Kingdom ; LVI. 5.—&lt;=—To open new Parliaments; LVII. 7.—LXII. 3, 559.—LXVIII. 3. 
—LXXIV. 7.—LXXV. 107. —&lt;.-— Upon the approval of a new Speaker; LVI. 6, 33.—LVII. 93.— 
LVUI. 8.—LXII. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 4.—LXXII. 307.—LXXIV. 8.—LXXv. 108. 


5. At the opening of the Session (not being a new Parliament); LXI.3.—LXIII. 3.—LXIV. 3.—LXV. .3— 
LXVI. 35.—LXVII. 3.—LXXIII. 3. 


6. Authorized to give the Royal Assent to Bills; LVI. 31.—LVII. 40.—LVIII. 101.—LIX. 54.—LX. 38.— 
LXI. 31, 43.—LXII. 50.—LXIII. 126.—LXIV. 43.—LXV. 106.—LXVI. 81.—LXVII. 95.—LXVIII. 71. 
—LXIX. 78.—LXX. 56.—LXXI. 74.—LXXII. 96.—LXXIII. 14.—LXXIV. 123.—LXXV. 77, &amp;c. 





7. At the close of the Session, and to prorogue Parliament ; LVI. 664.—LX. 497.—LXI. 568.—LXII. 848.— 
LXIII. 482.—LXIV. 422.—LXV. 510.—LXVI. 466.—LXVII. 565.-—-LXVIII. 674.—LXIX. 521.— 
LXXV. 104. 


8. Upon further Prorogations after the close of the Session; LVI. 667.—LVIII. 694.—LIX. 444.—LX. 498.— 
LXI. 569.—LXII. 848.—LXIII. 482.—LXIV. 422.—LXV. 511.—LXVI. 467.—LXVIII. 675.—LXIX. 
522.—LXX. 475.—LXXI. 529, 530.—LXXII. 480.—LXXIV. 640. 


[Note.—The Gentlemen Usher of the Black Rod occasionally, but rarely, brings down Messages from the Lords Commissioners.] 


II. Other Messages from His Majesty, or The Prince Regent,—relative to— 


9. Abbot, the Right Honourable Charles, now Baron Colchester :—Respecting his eminent services during the period 
in which he was Speaker, and recommending the House to make provision for him; Lxx11.311. Motion for making an entry in the 
Journal of a withdrawn Motion for referring the said Message to a Committee, negatived, 333. See Colchester, Lord. 


11, Abercromby, Lady :—Recommending the granting of an annuity of £.2,000. to Lady Abercromby, (relict of the late Right 
Honourable General Sir Ralph Abercromby, K.B.) and the two next succeeding heirs male, to whom the title of Baron Abercromby 
shall descend ; To be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, tv1. 444. Considered, 452. Resolution reported, 461. Bill 
ordered, 462. See Abercromby, Lady. 


12, Amherst, Lord :—Recommending the making compensation to the representatives of the late Lord Amherst, for His Majesty's 
intentions not having been carried into effect relative to the grant of a tract of land in Canada for his Lordship’s services; Ordered to be 
taken intoconsideration, LV111.597. Referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 617. Abstract of proceedings in Council relative 
to the grant directed to be made of the Jesuits estates in Canada, to the late Jeffery Lord Amherst referred; matters considered; 623. 
Resolution reported and Bill ordered, 628. See Amherst, Lord. 


13. Austria :—Respecting a Treaty with Austria, and for relief to Spain and Portugal ; Referred to the Committee of Supply, px1v.346. (See 
Supply, 10. 2051.) Motion for an Address of Thanks for the Message; Negatived, 369. 


* 
14. Batavian Republic :—Relative to the neutrality of the Batavian Republic ; Resolution for an Address thereupon agreed to nem. con. ; 
LVIII. 521. See Addresses, 25. 


15. Beresford, Lord :—Recommending the granting an annuity to Lord Beresford; To be considered in a Committee of the Whole 
House, Lx1x.254. Considered, 259. Resolution reported and re-committed, 265. Message to be further considered, 266. Further 
considered, 293. Resolution reported, 315. Report further considered; Regent’s recommendation signified ; Resolution agreed to, and 
Bill ordered; 343. See Beresford, Lord. 


16. Brunswick, Duchess of :—To consider of the means of enabling His Majesty to provide a suitable establishment for the Dutchess 
of Brunswick ; Referred to the Committee of Supply, tx111. 308. See Supply, 11. 1818. 


17. Brunswick, Duke of :—To make provision for the Duke of Brunswick Wolfenbuttle, His Majesty’s nephew; Lxv. 309. ‘To be 
considered in a Committee of the Whole House, 310. Considered, 330. Report; Bill ordered; 340. See Brunswick, Duke of. 


Cambridge, Duke of :—See infra, 81. 87. 


18. Civil List :—Acquainting the House, that the provision made for defraying the expenses of His Majesty's Household, and Civil 
Government, had been found inadequate, and that a considerable debt had been incurred; Lv11.115. Referred to the Committee of 
Supply, 116. See Supply, 12. 555+ 


Clarence, Duke of :—See infra, 87. 


19. Clergy :——Respecting the augmentation of the maintenance of the Poor Clergy; Referred to the Committee of Supply, Lx1v.352. See 
Supply, 12. 2053. 


Cobourg, Prince :—See infra, 86. 


2). Collingwood, Lord :—For enabling His Majesty to grant an annuity of £.2,000. to Vice Admiral Cuthbert Lord Collingwood, and 
the two next succeeding heirs male of his body; Lx1.22. To be considered iu a Committee of the Whole House, 23. Considered, 25. 
Resolution reported and Bill ordered, 28. See Collingwood, Lord. 


22. Combermere, 
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664 MESSAGES—continued. 


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II. Other Messages from His Majesty, or The Prince Regent—continued. 


22. Combermere, Lord :—For granting an annuity to Lord Combermere; To be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, 
Lx1x. 433. Considered, 439. Resolution reported ; agreed to, and Bill ordered ; 445. See Combermere, Lord. 


23. Counties, State of :—Respecting the state of certain counties in England ; Day appointed for taking it into consideration, Lx vit. 486. 
Considered ; Address thereupon; 492. See Addresses, 41. 


Credit, Votes of : 
24. To enable His Majesty to defray such extraordinary expenses, (in addition to those which will be incurred in fulfilling the specific 
engagements which His Majesty has already directed to be laid before Parliament,) and to take such measures as the exigency of 
affairs may require ; Referred to the Committee of Supply, Lv1. 519. See Supply, 26. 251. 


25. Towards enabling His Majesty to defray any extraordinary expenses which may be incurred for the year 1803 ; Referred to the Committee 
' of Supply, tvi11. 621. See Supply, 26. 733. 


26. To enable His Majesty to take all such measures as may be necessary to disappoint or defeat any enterprizes or designs of his enemies, &amp;c.; 
LIx. 393. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 394. See Supply, 26.'915. 


27.  Forenabling His Majesty to such measures, and to enter into such engagements as the exigencies of affairs may require; Referred to the 
Committee of Supply, Lx. 399. See Supply, 26. 1070. 


28. For enabling His Majesty to take such measures as may be necessary to disappoint or defeat any enterprizes or designs of his enemies, and 
as the exigencies of aflairs may require; Lx1. 434. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 485. See Supply, 26. 1301. 


29. For enabling His Majesty to take all such measures as the exigencies of affairs may require, in order to counteract and defeat the 
intentions and plans of his enemies, and to provide for the safety of his dominions ; Referred to the Committee of Supply, Lx11. 788. 
See Supply, 26. 1673-4. 


30. To enable His Majesty to take such measures as the circumstances of the extensive warfare in which His Majesty is engaged may render 
necessary to counteract the plans of His Majesty’s enemies, and to provide for the safety of his dominions ; Referred to the Com- 
mittee of Supply, Lx111. 428. See Supply, 26. 1865-6. 


31. Toenable His Majesty to provide for the great objects in which he is engaged, &amp;c.; Referred to the Committee of Supply, Lxiv. 346. 
See Supply, 26. 2051-2. 


32. To enable His Majesty to take such measures as may be necessary to defeat the designs of his enemies ; Referred to the Committee of 
Supply, Lxv. 405. See Supply, 26. 2240-1. 

33. Toenable His Majesty to provide for emergencies, and to take such measures as may be necessary to disappoint or defeat any enterprizes 
or designs of the enemy; Referred to the Committee of Supply, Lxv1. 390. See Supply, 26. 2467-8. 

34. To enable His Majesty to provide for such emergencies as may arise, and to take such measures as may be necessary to disappoint or 
defeat any enterprizes or designs of the enemy, and as the exigency of affairs may require; To be considered in a Committee of the 
Whole House, rxvit. 524. Considered, 528. Resolution reported ; agreed to; Bill ordered ; 531. (See Votes of Credit, 1.) Message 


to be further considered, 533. Considered, 535. Resolution reported; agreed to; instruction accordingly ; 537. 


See Votes of 
Credit, 1. 


35. To enable His Majesty to take such measures as the exigencies of affairs may require ; Referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 
txvil. 606. Considered, 619. Reported; agreed to; Bill ordered; 624. See Votes of Credit, 2. 


36. To enable His Majesty to take such measures as the exigencies of affairs may require; To be considered in a Committee of the Whole 
House, Lx1x. 475. Considered, 486. Resolution reported ; agreed to; Bill ordered; 488. See Votes of Credit, 4. 


37. To enable the Prince Regent to take such measures as the exigency of affairs may require; Referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 
LXx.433. Considered, 441. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 447. See Votes of Credit, 5. 


Cumberland, Duchess of :—See infra, 87. 
Cumberland, Duke of:—See infra, 85. 


3 


= 


. Defence of the Kingdom :—Relative to the more effectual Defence of the Kingdom and the raising of an additional force; To be 
considered in a Committee of the Whole House, Lviir. 524. Considered; Resolution for Address thereupon reported, and agreed to 
nem. con. (See Addresses, 26.); Bill or Bills ordered ; 528. See Military Force, 1. 


39. Duckworth, Vice Admiral Sir Jobn Thomas, Bart. :—For enabling His Majesty to grant an annuity of one thousand 
pounds to him; To be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, Lx1.178. Considered, 187. Resolution reported, and Bill 


ordered, 193. See Duckworth, Sir John Thomas. 
41. Exmouth, Lord :—For granting an annuity to him; Lx1x. 433. To be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, 434- 
Considered, 439. Resolution reported ; agreed to ; Bill ordered; 442. See Exmouth, Lord. 
France : 
42. Acquainting the House that considerable military preparations are carrying on in the ports of France and Holland ; To be considered, 
Lvi11, 239. Considered, and Address thereupon agreed to nem. con. 242. See Addresses, 27. 


43. © Acquainting the House of the termination of the discussions with France ; To be considered, Lv111. 416. Considered; Motion for address 
thereupon ; Amendment proposed, to leave out certain words in order to insert others, and debate thereon adjourned ; 438. Resumed ; 
Amendment not made; Address agreed to, and Committee appointed to draw up same; 444. See Addresses, 28. 


44. Respecting the late events in France which have induced His Royal Highness to give directions for the augmentation of His Majesty’s 
land and sea forces; LXx. 195. Considered ; Message again read, and Motion for an Address thereupon; 198. See Addresses, 29. 


45. Respecting the late events in France, and that His Royal Highness had judged it necessary to enter into engagements with His Majesty’s 
Allies, &amp;c.; 1xx. 312. To be considered, 313. (See House, 21.) Message referred to the Committee of Supply, 335. 


See 
Supply, 14. 3434- 


46. wong : For securing the house, called the Queen’s House, at Frogmore, with certain grounds thereto belonging and adjoining, to 


er Majesty for her life and the lives of the Princesses, His Majesty’s daughters, &amp;c.; To be considered in a Committee of the 
Whole House, rx11. 698. Considered, 709. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 715. See King, 11. 


47, Germany :—For affording relief to the suffering people of Germany; Referred to the Committee of Supply, ux1x. 464. 
Supply, 15. 3216. 


48. Greenwich Hospital :-—For making more effectual provision for the support of the aged and disabled seamen there, and respecting the 


chest at Greenwich ; To be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, Lx1.440. Considered, 443. Two Resolutions reported, 
and Bills ordered, 448. See Greenwich Chest. Greenwich Huspital, 1. 


Hesse, Princess of ;—See infra, 87. 


See 


49, Hill, Lord :—For granting an annuity to him; To be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, Lx1x. 254. Considered, 259. 
Resolution reported ;. re-committed ; Message to be further considered; 265. Message further considered, 293. Resolution reported, 


a: se further considered ; Regent’s recommendation signified; Resolution agreed to; Bill ordered; 343. See 
il, Lord, 


51. Hutchinson, 


MESSAGES—continued. 665 


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II. Other Messages from His Majesty, or The Prince Regent—continued. 


51. Hutchinson, Lord :—Recommending the granting of an annuity of £.2,000, to Lieutenant General Lord Hutchinson, and the two 
next persons to whom the title of Baron Hutchinson of Alexandria, and of Knocklofty, in the county of Tipperary, shall descend ; to be 


considered in a Committee of the Whole House; tvir. 569. Considered, 576. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 585. See 
Hutchinson, Lord. 


52. Ireland :—Relative to the Rebellion in Ireland; Resolution for an Address thereupon agreed to nem. con.; Lvutt. 644. 


See 
Addresses, 31. 


53. Ireland, Lord Lieutenant of :—To enable His Majesty to make an augmentation to the present allowance of the Lord 
Lieutenant of Ireland ; To be taken into consideration, Lxv. 471. See House, 24. 


Kent, Duke of :—See infra, 88. 


54. Kilwarden, Viscountess :—Recommending the granting of an annuity of £. 1,200. to Viscountess Kilwarden, widow of Arthur 
Lord Viscount Kilwarden, and for securing the same for the benefit of the family of the said Viscount; t1x.272. To be considered 


in a Committee of the Whole House, 273. Considered, 368. Resvlution reported and Bill ordered, 371. See Kilwarden, 
Viscountess. 


65. Kin £&gt; (George II I.) :—Respecting the death of his late Majesty King George III. and the necessity of summoning a new Parliament, 
and recommending the House to adopt such measures as may be indispensably necessary to provide for the exigencies of the public service ; 
Resolution for Address thereupon nem. con.; Lxxv.89. Message to be considered, 90. Considered; Resolution for Address there- 
upon, 93. (See Addresses, 33.) Referred to the Committee of Supply, 96. See Supply, 16. 


56. Lake, Lord Viscount :—To enable His Majesty to grant an annuity of £.2,000. to the family of the late Lord Viscount Lake; 
To be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, yx111. 101. Considered, 131. Resolution reported; agreed to; Bill 
ordered; 136, See Lake, Lord Viscount. 

57. Lynedoch, Lord :—For granting an annuity to him; To be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, Lx1x. 254. Con- 
sidered, 259. Resolution reported and re-committed ; Message to be further considered ; 265. Further considered, 293. Resolution 
reported ; Regent’s recommendatien signified ; Resolution agreed to; Bill ordered; 314. See Lynedoch, Lord. 

Members : 


58. Acquainting the House that Captain Barlow a Member had been put in arrest, having been charged with improper conduct, in breach of 
the articles of war; Resolution for Address thereupon, Lv111. 597. See Addresses, 46. 


59. Acquainting the House that Major General Burton a Member, having been charged with a breach of military discipline, had been put 


under arrest, in order to his being tried by a court martial; L1x. 33. Resolution for Address thereupon, 34. See Addresses, 46. 
61. Military College :—Respecting an establishment formed for promoting the study of military science, and for enabling His Majesty to 
accomplish an object of so much national importance; Lv1. 502. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 503. See Supply, 
17, 155-6. 
Militia : 
62. Acquainting the House of his intention of calling out of the Militia; Resolution for an Address thereupon agreed to mem. con. 
LVIII. 245. See Addresses, 32. 


63. Acquainting the House of his intention of calling out the Supplementary Militia; Resolution for an Address thereupon, Lvi11. 448. 
See Addresses, 32. 


64. Acquainting the House of the offers of service of the Irish M ilitia to be employed in Great Britain, and recommending the House to con- 
sider of such provisions as may be necessary for empowering His Majesty tu accept such services; L1x. 180. To be considered, 181. 
Considered ; Motion for Address thereupon ; Amendment proposed, but not made; Address agreed to; 188. See Addresses, 32. 


65. Acquainting the House of His Royal Highness’s intention of drawing out and embodying the Militia; Address thereupon, Lx x. 399. 
See Addresses, 32. 

66. Nelson, Viscountess :—For enabling His Majesty to grant an annuity of £.2,000. to her; To be considered in a Committee of the 
Whole House, 1x1. 22. Considered, 25. Resolution reported; Bill ordered; 28. See Nelson, Viscountess. 


67. Nelson, late Lord Viscount :—For making provision for the family of the late Vice Admiral Lord Viscount Nelson ; To be 


considered in a Committee of the Whole House, rx1.296. Considered, 301. Resolution reported; Bill prdered; 304. (See Nelsun, 
Earl of.) Message referred to the Committee of Supply, 314. See Supply, 18. 1267-1269. 


68. Oran ge, House of :——Recommending the making pecuniary allowances to the House of Orange ; Referred to the Committeg of Supply, 
Lviit. 623. See Supply, 19. 734-5. 


69. Perceval, Mr. :—For making provision for the family of the late Right honourable Spencer Perceval, who was murdered within the 
walls of Parliament; Resolution for Address thereon, nem. con.; Lxvil. 372. (See Addresses, 34.) Message to be considered in 
a Committee of the Whole House, 372. Considered, 376. ‘Three Resolutions reported, 377. Two first Resolutions agreed to; third 
Resolution re-committed; 380. Considered, 383. Resolution reported; agreed to; second Resolution read again, and Bill ordered. 
(See Perceval, Mr. 3.) 'irst Resolution read again, and referred to the Committee of Supply, 388. See Supply, go. 2671. 


Portugal : 


71. For empowering His Majesty to afford a subsidy to the Queen of Portugal; nvr. 409. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 410. 
See Supply, 20. 234. 


72. To enable His Majesty to fulfil the engagements which He had contracted with the Prince Regent of Portugal, by assisting him to raise 
a loan of £.600,000. in this country, for the service of His Royal Highness; Referred to the Committee of Supply, tx1v.291. (See 
Supply, 20. 2035.) Referred to the Committee of Ways and Means, 309. See Supply, 4486. 4813. 


73. That His Majesty had authorized pecuniary advances to be made to Portugal, and was desirous of being enabled to continue such support, 
and had directed an arrangement with the Portuguese Government for the maintenance of 30,000 men; Referred to the Committee of 
Supply, Lxv. 100, See Supply, 20. 2176. 


74. For enabling His Majesty to continue to maintain a body of Portuguese troops ; Referred to the Committee of Supply, rxv1. 166. See Supply 
20, 2309. Another Message respecting ditto; Referred to the Committee of Supply, Lxv11. 195. See Supply, 20. 2515. 


75. For enabling His Majesty to afford further relief to the inhabitants of Portugal; Referred to the Committee of Supply, uxvi. 245. 
See Supply, 20. 2425. 





76. . For enabling His. Royal Highness to continue in the present year (1813) the same support to Portugal which was afforded in the last; 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, txv111. 393. See Supply, 20. 2773. 


Prussia : ' ' 

77.  Acquainting the House that His Majesty had found himself under the necessity of withdrawing His Minister from the court of Berlin, 
Prussia having taken possession of Hanover, and His Majesty being informed, that the determination had been taken of excluding by 
force the vessels and commodities of this kingdom from ports and countries under the lawful dominion or forcible control of Prussia ; 
Lx1.231. To be considered, 232. Considered; Resolution for Address thereupon ; 245. See Addresses, 35. 

78. Acquainting the House. that a treaty of Peace had been concluded between His Majesty and the King of Prussia, and to enable His 
Majesty to make an advance of money to the Prussian Government to the amount of about £.80,000; Referred to the Committee of 


Supply, ux11.194. Again referred to the Committee of Supply, 803. See Supply, 21. 1672. 
See infra, 104. 


Queen 
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666 MESSAGES—continued. 





II. Other Messages from His Majesty, or The Prince Regent—continued. 


Queen Caroline :—See infra, 91. 


Queen Charlotte :—See supra, 46. infra, 89. 


79. Rodney, Lord :—For enabling His Majesty to continue the annuity granted to Lord Rodney to Lord George Rodney ; To be considered 
in a Committee of the Whole House, x1. 484. Considered, 499. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 506. See Rodney, Lord. 


Royal Family : 
81. For making provision for the support and dignity of the Dukes of Sussex and Cambridge; Referred to the Committee of Supply, tvit. 
376. See Supply, 22. 438-9. 


82. Recommending the situation of the Prince of Wales to the attention of the House ; To be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, 
LVIII. 173. Account relative to the Prince of Wales presented and referred, 200. Message of 21 May 1787, and address thereupon, 
read; Message considered; 202. Resolution reported ; Bill ordered; 203: See King, 16. 


83. For making a competent provision for the younger branches of the Royal Family ; Referred to the Committee of Supply, uxt. 477. 
See Supply, 22. 1304-1308. 


84. For making provision for their Royal Highnesses the Princesses; Referred to a Committee of the Whole House, rxvir. 217. Con- 
sidered, 223. Resolution reported ; agreed to; Bill ordered; 227. See King, 18. 


85. To make provision for the Duke of Cumberland on his marriage ; To be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, Lxx. 433. Con- 
sidered, 441. Resolution reported ; Bill ordered ; 445. See King, 23. 


&amp;6. Communicating His Royal Highness’s consent to a marriage between the Princess Charlotte of Wales and the Prince of Cobourg ; Address 
thereupon, Lxx1. 195. Message to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, 196. Considered, 206. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 220. See King, 24. 


87.  Acquainting the House that treaties of marriage were in negotiation between His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence and the Princess of 
Saxe Meiningen, and between His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge and the Princess of Hesse, and for a provision for them ; 
Address thereupon ; (See Addresses, 38.) Message to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House ; Lx x111. 239. Considered, 
249. Further considered; Resolution for granting an annuity to the Duke of Clarence, reported and agreed to; 253. Resolutions for 
granting annuities to the Duke of Cambridge and the Princess of Hesse, and the Dutchess of Cumberland ; reported and agreed to ; Bills 
ordered; 258. See King, 25. 


88. Acquainting the House that His Royal Highness the Prince Regent had given his consent to a marriage between the Duke of Kent and her 
Serene Highness Mary Louisa Vittoria, widow of the late Prince of Leiningen, and for a provision for them ; Address thereupon ; (See 
Addresses, 338.) | Message to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; Lx x111. 335. Considered, 346. Two Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered, 352. See King, 27. 


89. Respecting the establishment of her late Majesty Queen Charlotte; Lxxiv.94. Address thereupon ; (See Addresses, 36.) Message to be 
considered in a Committee of the Whole House; so much of Lords Commissioners speech as relates to the demise of Her Majesty, 
referred; 95. Acts 51 &amp; 52 Geo. III. c.8, and 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. c. 88, read; Report from Select Committee on papers respecting 
the establishment of her late Majesty and expenses of the proposed establishment of His Majesty's future household at Windsor, referred:; 
matters considered; 151. Further considered, 155. Six Resolutions reported ; agreed to; Bill ordered; 164. See King, 8. 


91. That His Majesty thinks it necessary, in consequence of the arrival of the Queen [Caroline], to communicate to the House certain papers 
respecting her conduct since her departure from this kingdom ; Resolution for Address thereupon ; (See Addresses, 37.) Message to be 
considered ; papers referred to in the Message presented by Lord Viscount Castlereagh, sealed up ; papers to be kept by the Clerk, sealed 
up; LXxv.281. Communication from the Queen made to the House by Mr. Brougham, Her Majesty's Attorney General; Message 
considered ; Motion, that the papers referred to in the Message be referred to a Select Committee to consider the matter thereof, and 
report same with observations ; debate thereon adjourned; 288. Further adjourned, 296, 302, 319, 325, 339, 344,356. Order for 
resuming debate discharged, 412. See Queen Caroline. 


92. Acquainting the House that a part of the provision made by Parliament for certain branches of the Royal Family had ceased, in conse- 
quence of the demise of his late Majesty, and recommending the House to enable His Majesty to grant to His Royal Brothers and Sisters 
such annuities as may make their allowances equal to the income which they enjoyed at the time of the demise of his late Majesty ; To 
be considered in a‘Committee of the Whole House, xxv. 378. Considered, 386. Eight Resolutions reported, 397. Amended ; agreed 
to; Bill ordered; 398. See King, 19. 


Russia : 
93. Respecting the invasion of Russia, and recommending the House to enable His Royal Highness, in aid of the contributions which have been 
commenced within the Russian Empire, to afford to the suffering subjects of the Emperor of Russia such speedy-relief as may be suitable ; 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, rxvi11. 86. See Supply, 23. 2827. 


94.  Acquainting the House of His Royal Highness having consented that a body of Russian Guards, part of the allied army lately employed in 
France, should be landed in the neighbourhood of Portsmouth, for the purpose of being re-embarked as early as possible on board the 
Russian fleet on their return to Russia ; Address thereupon; LXIx. 345. See Addresses, 39. 


95. Saumarez, Sir James :—For granting an annuity to him; To be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, tv111. 288. 
Considered, 293. Resolution reported; Bill ordered ; 299. See Saumarez, Sir James. 


Seditious Meetings : | 
96. That His Royal Highness had given orders that there be laid before the House papers respecting certain dangerous combinations in the 
metropolis and different parts of the kingdom; Lxx11.19. To be considered, 20. See House, 28. 


97. That His Royal Highness had given orders that there be laid before the House papers respecting the continuance of the dangerous combina- 
tions ; To be considered, LX x11. 311. See House, 28. 7 


98. Sicily :—Acquainting the House that He had concluded a treaty of alliance and subsidy with His Sicilian Majesty; Referred to the 
Committee of Supply, Lx111. 420. See Supply, 24. 1855. 


99. Silver Coinage :—Respecting the issue of a new Silver Coinage ; to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; 1x x1. 408. 
Report of the Lords of the Committee of Council on the state of the Coins; referred, 414. Matters considered, 415. Four Resolutions 
reported ; agreed to ; Bill ordered ; 419. &gt;. Coin, 1. 


. ’ . . . ¢ 5 . . . 
100. Smith, Captain Sir Sidney :—For granting an annuity of £.1,000. tohim; To be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, 
Lv1.38. Considered, 57. Resolution reported; Bill ordered ; 59. See Smith, Captain Sir Sidney. 


101. South Sea Com any :—Respecting His Majesty being Governor of the South Sea Company; txxv. 164. Bill ordered, 165. 
See South Sea pany. 


102. Strachan, Rear Admiral Sir Richard, Bart. :—For granting an annuity of £.1,000. to him; To be’ considered in 
a Committee of the Whole House, x1. 23. Considered, 25. Resolution reported ; Bill ordered; 28. See Strachan, Sir Richard. 


103. Stuart, Sir Johbn:—For granting an annuity of £.1.000. to him; To be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, ix11. 578, 
Considered, 592. Reported; Bill ordered ; 598. See Stuart, Sir John. 


Sussex, Duke of :—See supra, 81. 


Sweden : 





MESSAGES—continued. 667 


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II. Other Messages from His Majesty, or The Prince Regent—continued. 


Sweden : 
104. | Acquainting the House that he has entered into certain subsidiary engagements with the King of Sweden, and recommending the House 
to enable His Majesty to make good certain advances made by him to the Prussian Government, in money and military stores, &amp;c. ; 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, rx11. 788. See Supply, 25.1672. 


105. To enable His Majesty to make good his engagements with the King of Sweden; Referred to the Committee of Supply, cxrrt, 162. 
See Supply, 25. 1737- 


106. Thanksgiving :—Informing the House of His Royal Highness having appointed Thursday, 7 July 1814, to be observed as a day of 
General Thanksgiving, at St. Paul’s Cathedral; Resolution of thanks thereupon; and Resolution, that the House will attend as a 
House in St. Paul’s Church on that day ; Select Committee to consider of the manner of going; Lx1x. 387. See Committees, 1785. 


107. Vincent, St. Earl of :——For extending the annuity granted to him ; To be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, Lx1. 53. 
Information from His Majesty recommending the extension of Earl St. Vincent’s pension to the two next persons to whom the title of 
Viscount St. Vincent is limited; referred; matters considered; 62. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 68. See Vincent, 
St. Earl of, 1. 


Wales, Prince of :—See supra, 82. 
Wales, Princess Charlotte of :—Sce supra, 86. 


108. Walsingham, Lord :—For granting an annuity of £.2,000. to Lord Walsingham ; To be considered in a Committee of the Whole 
House, Lxx. 38. Considered, 46. Resolution reported ; Bill ordered; 55. See Walsingham, Lord. 


Wellington, Duke of : 
109. Recommending the grant of an annuity of £.2,000. to Lord Viscount Wellington ; To be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, 
Lxv.67. Considered, 100. . Resolution reported ; Bill ordered; 105. See Wellington, Duke of, 1. 


111. Forgranting an annuity to General Lord Viscount Wellington ; To be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, nem. con. ; LXYI1. 
124. Considered, 137. Resolution reported ; agreed to nem. con. ; Bill ordered ; 146. See Wellington, Duke of, 2. 


112. Recommending the adoption of such measures as may be necessary fur the accomplishment of the Prince Regent’s desire of bestowing 
such a mark of national munificence on General the Marquis of Wellington, as may enable him to sustain his high honours ; To be 
considered in a Committee of the Whole House, Lxvi11.21. Considered, 27. Resolution reported ; agreed to; referred to the 
Committee of Supply; 32. (See Supplv, 94. 2798. 5485.) Message again read; to be further considered, 44. Considered, 46. 
Resolution reported ; agreed to ; 61. Motion for instruction thereupon ; Regent’s consent signified ; Motion agreed to; Instruction 
accordingly ; 61. See Supply, 5485. 

113. . For granting an annuity to the Duke of Wellington ; To be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, rx1x. 254. Considered, 259. 
Two Resolutions reported ; agreed to nem. con.; Bill ordered; 265. (See Wellington, Duke of, 4.) Motion for the House to resolve 
itself into a Committee to consider further of the Message ; Regent’s recommendation signified; Motion agreed to; 477. Entry in 
Journal of 14 December 1812 read; Acts 53 Geo. III. c.4, and c..133, read, and referred; Message further considered; 478. 
Resolution reported; agreed to; instruction accordingly ; 484. See Wellington, Duke of, 4. 


114. For additional provision for the Duke of Wellington; Referred to the Committee of Supply, rx x. 416. See Supply, 28. 3461. 


III. Messages to or from the Queen and others of the Royal Family : 


115. Messages of Condolence ; To the Queen (Charlotte) on the death of the Princess Charlotte Augusta; Lxx111. 9. Answer, 25, To 
His Serene Highness Prince Cobourg of Saalfield, on the same occasion; Lxx11I.9. Answer, 26. To Her Royal Highness 
the Dutchess of Kent, on the death of His late Royal Highness the Duke of Kent; Lxxv. go. Answer, 94. To His Royal 
Highness the Duke of York, on the death of Her late Royal Highness the Dutchess of York; Lxxv. 480. _ Answer, 481. 











116. Messages of Congratulation; To the Princess Charlotte and the Prince of Cobourg, on their happy nuptials; Lxx1.340. Answer, 367. 
To the Duke and Dutchess of Gloucester, on their happy nuptials; Lxx11.15. Answer, 27. To Her Royal Highness 
the Princess Elizabeth and the Hereditary Prince of Hesse Hombourg, on their nuptials; Lxx111. 228. Answer, 253. To 
their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Dutchess of Cambridge, on their nuptials; uxx111. 424. Answer, 424. [Note-—The Queen 
was congratulated on these marriages, but not by a formal Message. See Queen Charlotte, 1.] 











117. [Note.—A communication from the Prince of. Wales respecting his affairs, was made by a Member in his place, 28 February 1803 ; 
LVI1I. 211. And a communication from the Queen (Caroline) in like manner (7 June 1820); Lxxv. 288. A communication 
from the Princess of Wales (Caroline) was made by letter, through the Speaker (2 March 1813); txviir. 253. In like manner 
(3 June 1814); Lx1x.324. In like manner (5 July 1814); LX1x. 433- ——=—— From The Duke of York, in like manner (23 February 
1809); Lxiv. 86.] 





IV. Messages to the Lords—relative to— 
118. Addresses :—That the House hath agreed to Addresses, to which the Lords have desired the concurrence of the House; Lv1. 501.— 
Lxxi1. 6. 


119. Bills :—That Bills have been carried up by mistake from the Commons, and requesting that they may be returned; Lx1. §25.— 
LXVII. 521.—Lxxv. 446, Report of such Bills having been received back; LXI. 525.—LXVII. 523.—LXXV. 447. See 
Members, 133, 134- 


121. Committees :—That Committees have been appointed to attend the Prince of Wales and the Queen (Charlotte); Lxv1. 31. 


122. Conferences :—That the House agrees to a Conference as desired by their Lordships; uxx11. 5. [Note: Usually the Lords messengers 
who come to desire a Conference carry back the consent of the Commons thereto. ] Message respecting the manner of holding 
the last Conference, that the usual accommodations were not provided, and desiring that it might not be drawn into precedent ; 
Lxxil. 13. [Note: This happened on the first day of the session, and the Painted Chamber had been fitted up for spectators to see the 
Prince Regent pass to the House of Lords.) Report of such Message having been delivered, 15. Lords Answer, 20. 





123. Evidence :—That the Commons have taken their Lordships Message requesting the House to communicate the Evidence upon which 
they passed the Bill for securing an annuity on the Duke of Atholl and the Heirs general of the seventh Earl of Derby into consideration, 
but conceive that it has not been the practice of Parliament for the Lords to desire the Evidence upon which the Commons have passed 
Bills of this nature, and that they think this reason sufficient for not giving any further answer; Lx. 471- Another Message, that 
as the nature of the Bill was for the express purpose of making a disposition of public money, the Commons conceive that the claim 
asserted in their Lordships Message is not warranted, and intrenches upon their rights, in answer to a Message from the Lords respecting 
the above Message; Lx. 497. 

124. Impeachment :—That the House will be present at the trial of Lord Melville as a Committee of the Whole House, and to desire 
that convenient accommodation may be provided accordingly; Lx1I. 172. With the names of witnesses to be examined to 
make out the impeachment against Lord Melville, and desiring the Lords to make forth summonses for their attendance at the trial on 
particular days; Lx1. 224, 229, 248, 254. 

125. Ireland : 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 











668 MESSAGES—continued. 


Eee 
IV. Messages to the Lords—continued. 


125. Ireland :—To deliver certain papers relative to the state of Ireland (sealed up), and to desire that they may be returned to them from 
time to time; Lv1. 285. 


126. Lords :—To desire that their Lordships will give leave to certain Lords to come to be examined before Committees; Lx. 231, 253, 274. 
—LXV. 17, 21, 93.—LXVI. 80, 81, 268.—LXVII. 155, 173, 272.—LX VIII. 478, 533, 534-—LXXII. 291, 379.—LXX1II. 101, 363, 
372.—LXXIV. 527.—LxX xv. 298, &amp;c. [Note: Leave is given immediately if the Lord is in place, and consents ; otherwise a Message is 
sent to the Commons afterwards.| For Answers to these Messages, see infra, 144. To acquaint their Lordships with the grounds 
and purpose for which the Commons have desired the attendance of certain Lords before Committees ; Lx. 355- —=— That a Select 
Committee no longer think it necessary to desire the Lords to give leave to certain Lords to attend Committees; Lx. 392. 





127. Members :—tThat the House hath given leave to certain Members to go to the Lords, to be examined as witnesses before Committees ; 
Lx. 26, 63, 355.—LXIV. 129.—LXV. 213, 231, 257.—LXVII. 418.—LxVIII. 379, 384.—LxIX. 355, 358, 369.—LX XII. 290.— 
LXXIV,. 169, 177, 245,—LXXv. 299, &amp;e. 


128. Messengers of the House of Lords :—To communicate a Resolution, That the House acquiesced in the reasons assigned by 
the Lords for sending a Message by the Clerk Assistant and Reading Clerk ; rx x11. 6. 


129. Orders :—(Standing Orders); To request copies of any Standing Orders of the House of Lords relative to Bills of Inclosure and 
Drainage ; Lv1. 526, 527, 532. That the House have referred the Standing Orders communicated by their Lordships to the 
Committee appointed by the House to take into consideration the Standing Orders relative to Bills of Inclosure, and have given power 
to the said Committee to communicate from time to time with the Lords Committees on the same subject ; Lvr. 536. 





i31. Printed Papers :—(Chiefly Reports of Committees); Communicating same to the Lords; Concerning Records; Lxv. 388, 404.— 
LXVI. 160, 457.—Lxvi1. 342. Corn Laws; Lxx.27, 38,91. Secret Papers; Lvi. 279. —LX XIII. 131, 138, 141. Poor Laws; 
LXXIII. 134,145. Cash Payments; Lxx1v. 426, 441. Prisons; Lxx1v. 633. Cotton Factories; LxXxIv. 540, 554, 558, 574- 
Foreign Trade; Lxxv. 389, 438. 


182. Resolutions :—That the House hath agreed to Amendments made by their Lordships to Resolutions sent to them ; LXV1. 30. 
133. Statutes :——That the House hath agreed to certain Resolutions of their Lordships relative thereto, with Amendments; Lxv1tt. 282. 


134. Westminster Improvements :——That the House having appointed a Committee to consider of the proceedings of the Com- 
missioners for the Improvements of Westminster, requests that their Lordships will return certain plans and drawings from time to 
time; Lxv. 136. 


&lt; 


Messages from the Lords,—relative to— 


135. Addresses :—Acquainting the House that His Majesty or The Prince Regent had appointed particular times to be attended with 
Addresses of both Houses; LVI. 519.—Lx x11. 6. That they had appointed two Lords to attend Her Majesty with a Resolution 
and an Address of both Houses, and desire the House will appoint a proportionable number of Members to go with them; Lxvi. 31. 
Ditto to attend His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales; Lxvi. 31. 


136. Bills :—Bringing Agreements of the Lords to Bills; Without Amendment; ivr. 158.—Lv11. 62.—LVIII. 91.—LIX. 118.—Lx. 140. 
—-LXI. 71.—LXII. 49.—LXIII. 81,—LXIV. 71.—LXV. 100.—LXVI. 142.—LXVII. 90.—LXVIII. 36.—LxXIx. 78.—Lxx. 46.— 
LXXI, 111.—L XXII. 94.—LXXIII. 141.—LXXIV. 137.—LxxvVv. 65, &amp;c. With Amendments; Lv1. 325.—Lv11. 621.—.vitI. 356. 
—LIX. 400.—LX. 178.—LXI. 311.—LXII. 344.—LXIII. 420.—LXIV. 352.—LXV. 171.—LXVI. §1.—LXVII. 15'7.—LXVIII. 105. 
—LXIX. 103.—Lx x. 164.—Lx x1. 288.— LXXII. 144.—LX XIII. 217.—LXXIV, 119.—LX Xv. 55, &amp;c. Bringing Agreements 
of the Lords to Amendments made by the Commons to Bills sent from the Lords ; v1. 614.—1Lv11. 638.—LVIII. 451.—LIX. 347.— 
LXI. 264.—LXII. 137.—LXIII. 4'77.—LXIV. 405.—LXVII. 433.—LXVI1I. 668.—LXIx. 114.—Lxx. 269.—LXXII. 127.—LX XIII. 
419.—Lxxiv. 614, 629.—Lxxv. 67, 278, &amp;c. Bringing Agreements of the Lords to such Amendments, with Amendments ; 
LXII, 281.—LXIIl. 477-—Lxvil. §63.—LXxviil. 650.—Lxx. 240.—LxXx11. 363. Bringing Bills passed by the Lords; 
LVI. 158, 220.—Lv1I. 62, 304.—LVIII. 91, 285.—LIX. 115, 126.—LxX. 140, 144.—LXI. 71, 152.—LXI1I. 163, 231.—LXxIII. 353, 
356.—LXxIVv. 218, 291.— LXV. 90, 103.—-LX VI. 192, 422.—L XVII. 167, 421.—LXVIII. 48, 105.—LxIx. 84, 97.—LXX. 157, 202.— 
Lxx1. 363, 368.—LXXII. 154, 303.—LXXIII. 141, 157.—LXXIV. 137, 250.—LXXvV. 37, 57, &amp;c. Bringiug Agreements to 
Amendments made by the Commons to Amendments made by the Lords; Lv1II. 345.—LXV11I. 623.—LxxIv. 614. Bringing 
such Agreements, and that the Lords do not insist upon their other Amendments, to which the Commons have disagreed ; L1x. 301. 
Acquainting the House, that the Lords do not insist upon the Amendments made by their Lordships, to which Amendments 
the Commons have disagreed; LIx. 301.—Lx1I. 844.—LXIV. 352.—LXVII. 191, 271.—LXVIII. 603.~—LXxXIII. 424. 
Bringing Agreements to Bills after such Bills had received the Royal Assent; LXI. 31.—LXVI. 458.—LXVII. 559.—LX VIII. 668. 
—LXIX. 122.—LxXxX. 469.—LXXI. 521.—LXXII. 475.—LXXIV. 558.—LXXvV. 278. 























137. Conferences :=—Requesting or desiring Conferences; Lv1. 635.—LV1I. 645.—Lx. 265.—LxI. 447, 465.—LXVI. 22, 29, 30.— 
LXVII. 468.—LXVIII. 595, 603.—Lx x1. 357, 363, 368, 462. That they were not aware the Painted Chamber was not in 
its usual state to receive the House at its last Conference, and will give directions, &amp;c. ; LX XII. 20. 


138. Evidence :—Requesting Evidence to be communicated to their Lordships on which the House have passed Bills; tv111. 394, 580, 647. 
—LIX. 275.—Lx. 462.—Lx1x. 318, 378. —LXX. 249.—LXXII. 303.—LXXxIv. 478. Message respecting the Message of the 
Commons relating to the Message of the Lords, requesting the Commons to communicate to the Lords the Evidence upon which they 
passed the Duke of Atholl’s Bill; Lx. 497. See supra, 123. 


139. House :—Desiring the House will continue sitting for some time; Lx1. 564.—LX XIV. 313. 








141. Impeachment :—Bringing the answers of Lord Melville to the Articles of Impeachment exhibited against him; Lx1. 12, 163. 
That their Lordships had appointed Tuesday 29 April 1806 for the trial of Lord Melville; Lx1. 169. Acquainting the House 
that His Majesty had given orders for a court to be prepared in Westminster Hall for the trial of Lord Melville ; Lx1. 217. That 
their Lordships will give orders fur summoning witnesses to be produced at the trial of Lord Melville ; rx1. 228, 230, 251, 259. 
Appointing days for proceeding further on the trial of Lord Melville; Lx1. 261, 264, 268, 271, &amp;c, 


Ireland, State of : 
142. That they had referred the Report from the Committee of Secrecy and the papers presented to the House relative to the State of Ireland, &amp;c. 
communicated by the Commons toa Committee of Secrecy, and that they will return the papers from time to time as shal] be desired 
by the Commons; Lv1. 287. 














143. That they had given power to the Committee of Secrecy appointed by their Lordships to communicate from time to time with the Com- 
mittee of Secrecy appointed by the Commons; Lv1. 291. 


144. Lords :-——Giving leave to particular Lords to attend Committees ofthe House of Commons ; Lx. 265, 377-—LXV- 25, 97, 103.—LXvI. 
82,94.—LxviI. 164, 178, 280.— LX VIII. 539.—LX X11. 398, 406.—Lx 111. 378, 385.—Lx xv. 306, &amp;c. Desiring to be informed 
upon what grounds and for what purposes the Commons desire leave for certain Lords to attend Committees of the Commons; Lx. 307, 
377: That they had appointed two Lords to attend Her Majesty with a Resolution and Address of both Houses, and desire the 


House will appoint a proportionable number of Members to go with them ; Lxv1.31. Ditto to attend His Royal Highness the Prince 
of Wales ; yxv1.31. 








145. Members :—Desiring or requesting the House to give leave to particular Members to attend Committees of the Lords; Lx. 22, 115, 
350-—-LXIII. 435.—LXIV. 129.— Lx v.'206, 227, 254.—LXVII. 417.—LXvIII. 379, §596.—LXIX. 353, 357; 375-—LXX11. 289, 292. 
——-LXXIV. 154, 174, 245, 290.—Lx xv, 295, 306, 402. To attend on the Second reading of a Bill; Lxvz. 98. 


146. Orders, 


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V. Messages from the Lords—continued. 


146. Orders, Standing :——Acquainting the House that they have referred the Standing Orders of this House toa Committee and empowered 
them to communicate from time to time with the Committee appointed by this House; tv1.532. 


147. Parliament :—That they had agreed to the Amendment to the Resolution communicated at the Conference respecting letters patent for 
opening the Parliament ; LXVI. 35. 


148. Reports of Select Committees, and other Papers :—Requesting or desiring such Reports to be communicated to their 
Lordships ; Lvi. §16.—Lv11. 246.—LVIII. 311, 488.—LIx. 275, 346.—LX. 418.—LXI. 542.—LXIII1. 435.—Lxv. 114.—LXVI. 455= 
—LXVII. 270, 532.—LXVUI. 16, 28.—Lx1x. 181, 303, 476, 485.—Lxx. 271, 468.—Lxx1. 283, 314, 506, 528. —.Lxx1I. 54, 
440, 476.—LXXIII. 334.—LXXIV. 507, 541, 630.—.Lxxv. 467. Reports of Select Committees of a former Session; Lv1. 59, 132. 
—LVIII. 110.—LX XI. §28.—LX XII. 440.—LXXIII. 99, 312-— LXXIV. 231, 256. Reports of Secret Committees; tv1. 526. — 
LXXIVv. 425. Reports, with plans and drawings ; xv. 132. Reports of Parliamentary Commissioners ; Lx xIv. 245, 638. Copies 
of Correspondence; Lxv. 171. Minutes of Evidence; tx111.217. Standing Orders; tv1.503. Returns of Criminals; txvr. 320. 

Communicating Reports, as desired of the Lords, by the House of Commons; Lv1. 532.—Lxv. 404.—LXxX. 38.— LX x11. 

141.—LX XV. 438. See Reports, 211-262. 





149. Resolutions :——Agreeing to Amendments made by the House to Resolutions of the Lords communicated at a Conference; Lxx1. 497- 


151. Statutes :—That they do concur in Resolutions respecting the promulgation of the Statutes, and have agreed to an Address thereon, to 
which they desire the concurrence of the House; Lvi. 501. Communicating certain Resolutions come to by their Lordships 
relative to the promulgation of the Statutes ; Lv111. 273. See Statutes, 2. 





152. Witnesses :—Requesting the House will give leave to the Short-hand Writer employed to take the Minutes of Evidence before the 
Select Committee on the Barnstaple Election Petition to attend their Lordships, in order to his being examined as a Witness on the 
Barnstaple Bribery Bill; Leave given him to attend, Lx xiv. 596. 


VI. Incidental Proceedings: 
153. Messages from the King or Prince Regent, commanding the immediate attendance of the House in the 
House of Peers, by the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod; LVI. 8.—LVII. 3.—LXXvV. 109, &amp;c. 
By the Yeoman Usher of the Black Rod ; LIx. 3.—LX. 3. [No Message at the time appointed for the 
meeting of Parliament [1 November, 1810,] no Commission having issued for that purpose on account of 
His Majesty’s indisposition ; LXVI. 3.] 


154. Messages from the Lords Commissioners, by the Gentleman Usher or Yeoman Usher of the Black Rod ; 
LVI. 5, 31, 664, 677.—LVIII. 7.—LXI. 3.— LXXV. 485, &amp;c. 


155. Messages from the Lords to the Commons; By two Masters in Chancery ; LVI. 158, 519.—LVII. 62, 
304, &amp;c. Bringing agreements to Bills relating to the Royal Family, the Judges being on the circuit ; 
LXIX. 516. —«=— By two of the Judges; LVII. 446.—LXIII. 387.—LXVII. 103, 334.—LXXIII. 324, 
398. —«=— By one Judge and one Master in Chancery ; LIX. 138. Bill passed by the Lords relating 
to the Royal Family ; LXXIV. 47. —«— Two Messages from the Lords (bringing agreements to Bills) 
in one day ; LXXI. 505, 506, &amp;c. 


156 Message from the Lords by their Clerk Assistant and reading Clerk, desiring a Conference, and informing 
the House, that from the absence of their usual Messengers, their Lordships had been induced to send 
this Message by their Clerk Assistant and Reading Clerk ; Resolution, That the House acquiesces in the 
reasons assigned, trusting the same will not be drawn into precedent; LXXII. 5. Message to the Lords 
communicating the above Resolution, 6. Another Message to the Lords thereon, 13. 


157. Messages from the King or Prince Regent brought by Members (being Privy Councillors), which Messages 
are read by the Speaker, the Members sitting uncovered ; LVI. 38.—LVII. 115.—LXI. 22.—LXVIII. 27.— 
LXX.38.—LXXIH. 19.—LXXIII. 239.—&lt;-—Again read by the Speaker on being taken into consideration ; 
LVIII. 242.—LXVIII. 27, 44.—LXX. 198, 329, &amp;c. 

158. Resolutions, That answers would be sent to Messages or parts of Messages from the Lords by Messengers 
from the Commons; LVI. 132.—LVIII. 273.—LIX .275.—LX. 22.—LXI. 542,—LXIII. 217. - LXIV. 129. 
—LXVI. 99.—-LXVII. 417.—LXX. 249.—LXXI. 285. —LXXII. 5.—LXXIII. 334.—LXXIV. 154.—LXXV. 
296, &amp;c. 


159. Answers sent to Messages from the Lords; By the Messengers from the Lords; LVI. 59.—LVII. 246.— 
LVIII. 110.—LX. 115.—LXI. 564.—LXV. 143.—LXVI. 22.—LXVII. 468.—LXVIII. 16.—LXXIIB. 99.— 
LXXIV. 359.—LXXV. 403, &amp;c. —«»— By Members from the Commons ; LVI. 59.—LVIII. 694.—LIX. 
279.—LX. 26.—LXXIIL. 345.—LXXIV. 169.—LXXV. 303. 





161. Answers received from the Lords, to Messages sent to them ; That they will send answers by Messengers of 
their own ; LVI. 527.—LX. 235.—LXV. 20.—LXVI. 81. — LXVII. 274. —LXXII. 15.—LXXIII. 138.— 
LXXV. 302, &amp;c. By the Members who carried the Messages ; LXXIII. 145.—LXXIV. 441, 574. 


162. Messages from the King or the Prince Regent,—Referred to Select Committees appointed to draw up 
Addresses ; LVIII. 444. — LXVII. 376, &amp;c.—&lt;»— To be considered on particular days ; LX VIL 486. — 
LXX. 195, 313, &amp;c.—~=— Messages read, and Committees of Whoie House appointed to consider the 
same ; LXV.67, &amp;c. —«=»— House resolves itself into a Committee thereupon; LXVII. 21.—&lt;—Referred 
to the Committee of Supply; LVI. 410.—LVII. 116.—LVIII. 621.—LIX. 394.—LX. 399.—LXI. 314. 
—-LXV. 100. — LXVI. 166.—LXVII. 195.—LXVIII. 86.—LXX. 335.— LXXI. 207, &amp;c.—&lt;—Read in 
proceedings of the House; LVIII. 381. Of former Sessions or former Parliaments, read ; LVIII. 202, 
264. — LIX. 60. —=— Again read, upon being taken into consideration ; LXVII. 492. — LXXV. 93. 
Again read, and ordered to be taken into further consideration ; LXVII. 533. Again read, upon being 
referred to a Committee ; LXII. 803. —«=— Message presented, and read, and Bill ordered thereupon ; 
LXXV.. 164, —«=— Message from the Prince Regent, recommending certain matters to be done; 
presented, read, and no proceeding thereupon noticed in the Journal; LXXII. 311. Motion ona 
subsequent day that an entry be made in the Journal of the prior day of a Motion made and withdrawn 
respecting the said Message, negatived, 333. 


163. | Messages to the Lords having been ordered, Order discharged, LXVI. 34, 81. 


164. Messages from the Lords; To be taken into consideration on the morrow, or future days; LXX. 249, &amp;ec. 
According to Order, taken into consideration ; LVIII. 242. — LIX. 188. — LXI. 245, &amp;c. Parts of 
Messages, taken into consideration ; LXVII. 342. —««— To be taken into further consideration; LXVII. 
270, &amp;c. Taken into consideration, and further consideration deferred or adjourned; LXI. 552.— 
LXV. 177.—LXVII. 534. 


165. Messages 
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VL. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


165. Messages, and parts of Messages, from the Lords, read, upon being taken into consideration ; LXV. 213. 


16 


231.—LXIX. 355, 358, &amp;c. 


6. Motion, that a Message be sent to the Lords, to desire the attendance of Earl Moira, for the purpose of 
his being examined as to his knowledge of certain circumstances relative to the conduct of the Princess 
of Wales ; superseded by reading the Orders of the Day ; LXVIII. 364. 


See Committees, 755-801. 1839. House, 15-31. King, 153. Supply, 10-28. 
4486-44809. 





Messengers of the House of Commons :—Séee House, 304. 308-311. 


Messengers of the House of . Lords &gt;——Withdraw ; Lv1. 59.—Lv11. 246.—tv 111. 80.—LIx. 52.—Lx. 13.— 
LXI. 30.—LXII. 61.—LXIV. 129.—LXV. 25.—LXVI. 22.—LXVII. 90.— LXVIII. 16.—Lx1x. 378. —LXx. 38.—LxXXI. 111.— 
LXXII. 54.—LXXIII. 42. — LXXIV. 47. — LXXV. 55, &amp;c. Again called in, and after being acquainted with Resolutions of the 
House, again withdraw ; LVI. 132.—LV11.645.—LVIII. 110.— LIX. 275.— LX. 22.—LXI. 447.—LXIII. 217.—LXIV. 129.— LX VI. 29. 
—LXVII. 270.—LXVIII. 28,.——-LXIX. 37.—-LXX. 249. — LX XI. 289. — LX XII. 54. — LX XIII. 99.—LXXIV. 154.—Lxxv. 296, &amp;c. 
See Messages, 128. 155, 156. 158-161. Speaker, 104. 





Messengers to Secretaries of State, &amp;c. :—See Accounts and Papers, 1194. 3748. 4472. 4474. 5032. 


1. 


5036. Supply, Key to Supply. 

Metal :——See Brass. 

Metheglen :—see Licences, 7. 

Metropolis »——See Addresses, 40. 505. Committces, 1507. 1626-1633. 1658. Dramatic Representations. Justices 
of the Peace, 2, 3. London. Nightly Watch. Pavings, 12-14. Turnpike Roads, 22. 


Meux and Co. : Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for allowing the Excise duty upon a certain quantity of Porter 
to be brewed by them in lieu of that lost by the bursting of a vat; Offered ; Regent’s recommendation signified ; Petition brought up, and 


read, LXX. 441. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred, 442. Bill ordered, 444. Presented, 451. Committed to a Committee 
of the Whole House, 454. R. a. 469. 


Middlesex :—See Elections, 248-251. 361, 362. Justices of the Peace, 2, 3» 
Middlesex County Court :——See Accounts and Papers, 3327. 


Mil an Commission :——Motion for Address for copy of any commissions or instructions issued by His Majesty’s commands 
since the departure of the Queen (Caroline) from this country in 1814, for taking depositiuns or making other inquiries relating to 
Her Majesty, &amp;c ; Previous Question thereupon negatived, LXxv. 412. 


Milan Decrees :———See Accounts and Papers, 3770. 


Milbank Row :——See Accounts and Papers, 3328-9. 3835-3843- Penitentiary House. Supply, 3448. 3661. 
Turnpike Roads, 23. 


Mildew :———See Patents, 5. 

Milford Haven :———See Accounts and Papers, 2817. Committees, 494. Fish, 37. 
Military :——See Army. Elections, 376. Petitions, 349. 

Military Accounts :—see Accounts and Papers, Key to Army. 

Military Allowances *——See Accounts and Papers, 33309. 

Military Asylum :——See Accounts and Papers, 205. 770. 810. 3331. 3337- . Supply, Key to Supply. 


Military Can al :——Bill for maintaining and preserving a Military Canal and Road lately made from Shorncliffe, in the county of 
Kent, to Cliff End in the county of Sussex; and for regulating the taking of rates and tolls thereon; Ordered, rx11.'748. Presented; 
printed ; 755. RB. A. 839. See Accounts and Papers, 3332-3335- Committees, 802. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Military Club &gt;——See Petitions, 15. 


Military College :——See Accounts and Papers, 206. 467. 530. 608. 626. 663. 811. 3336-7. Messages, 61. Supply, 
Key to Supply. 


Military Co uneil *—Motion for an Address to His Majesty to appoint a Military Council ; Negatived, Lv111. 670. 


Military Departmen ts :——See Accounts and Papers, 1282. 3823- 
Military Establishments :—see Petitions, 15. 351. 


Military Expenditure ‘Motion, That a Select Committee be appointed to examine into the whole Military Expen- 
diture of the country, and to report opinions ; Negatived, LX Xv. 219. See Accounts, Public, 12. Accounts and Papers, 3342. 


Petitions, 15. 


Military Force : Bills relative to the Military Force: 

For effectually to raise an additional Military Force for the defence of the United Kingdom ; Ordered, Lv1tI. 529. Pomel, 698. 
Printed, 541. Re-committed ; instruction 20 turn the Bill into two Bills; considered, and report of Committee having turned it into 
two Bills ; 550. See infra, 2, 3. . 

For raising an additional Military Force in England; Reported, LV111. 550. Printed, 551. Re-committed, 564. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 583. RB. a. 585. See infra, 4. : “ie d 

For raising an additional Military Force in Scotland; Reported, LVIII. 551. Printed, 562. Re-committed, 568. rds Amendments 
ssavekte.die. casi ry To rectify a mistake in said Act ; Ordered, v111.626. Presented, 631. Instruction for exempting 
persons serving in the additional Military Force from the Militia of Scotland, 641. B. 4. 6go. 4. For 








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Military Force : Bills relative to the Military Force—continued. 


4. For exempting persons serving or who may have found substitutes to serve in the additional Military Force raised under an Act of this 
session, from the Militia of England ; Ordered ; presented; tv111. 643. R. a. 6y0. 


5. More effectually to raise an additional Military Force in Ireland ; Ordered, Lv111. 529. Presented, 568. Printed, 574. Re-committed, 581. 
instruction relative to raising volunteers in Ireland, 586. R. a. 596. 


6. For raising by the City of Lendon an additional Military Force for the defence of the United Kingdom; Ordered ; presented; tv111. 601. 
Re-committed, 615. k. a. 637. 


7. To suspend the operation of so much of Acts of session 1803 as relates to completing deficiencies therein; Ordered, i1x. 189. Order of 





leave for Bill read, and Bill or Bills ordered, 206. See infra, 8. 

8. To suspend the operation of so much of Acts of session 1803 as relates to completing deficiencies therein in England and Scotland; Ordered; 
presented ; printed; L1x. 206. Again printed, 241. Third reading deferred, 246, 269, 349. Not proceeded in. To suspend 
the operation of so much of Act of session 1803 as relates to completing deficiencies therein in Ireland; Ordered, 11x.206. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 230. Second reading deferred, 254, 259, 269, 349. Not proceeded in. 

See Accounts and Papers, 265. 277. 278. 284. 287. 293. 295. 299. 312, 313- 319. 321. 323. 327. 340. Committees, 
765. 803. Complaints, 8. King, go. Messages, 38. Military Service. Militia, 25, 


Mil itary Incomes :——See Accounts and Papers, 5468, 


Military Inquiry : 
1. _ Bill to appoint Commissioners to inquire and examine into the Public Expenditure and the conduct of Public Business in the Military 
Departments therein mentioned ; Ordered, Lx. 220. Presented, 235. Printed, 236. Lords Amendment agreed to, 328. Rr. a. 338. 
To rectify a mistake in the name of one of the Commissioners appointed by the above Act; Ordered, Lx. 386. Presented, 388. 
R. A. 430. To continue and amend said Act; Ordered, ux11.'747. Order of leave discharged, and another Bill ordered ; 
presented; 779. R.A. 804. Further to continue said Act 45 Geo. III.; Ordered, Lx111. 339. Presented, 347. R. A. 402. 
To revive and continue said Act 45 Geo. III.; Ordered; presented; committed; considered, and reported; LX1II. 399. 
Passed, 400. Not returned from the Lords. ‘fo continue said Act 45 Geo. III.; Ordered, Lx1v.353. Presented, 375. R. A- 404. 
Further to continue said Act 45 Geo. III.; Ordered, xvi. 185. Presented, 189. R. A. 232. To continue and amend 
said Act 45 Geo. III].; Ordered, rxvir. 187. Order of leave discharged ; Acts 45 Geo. III. c. 47, and 51 Geo. III. ¢.19, read; 
Bill to continue and amend said Acts; Ordered ; presented; 211. R. a. 289. 























2. — Report of the Commissioners of Military Inquiry to be considered; Mr. Hunt ordered to attend in his place, Lxv. 249. See 
ouse, 33. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3337-3341. House, 33. King, 132. Supply, 4; also, Key to Supply. 
Military Preparations :——See Accounts and Papers, 5488. 5601. Addresses, 27. House, 17. Messages, 42. 
Military Roads and Bridges :——See Accounts and Papers, 3343-3345- Supply, Key to Supply. 


Military Service : Bills relative to Military Service: 


1. To amend Actof this session for the defence of the realm, and to enable His Majesty to exercise His ancient prerogative in requiring the 
Military Services of His subjects in case of invasion ; Ordered; presented ; Lvi11. 616. Printed, 617. Re-committed,622. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 634. RK. a. 637.—~——To amend the above Act; Ordered, tv111.672. Presented, 673. R. a. 690. 


2. To empower the Commissioners of Lieutenancy for the City of London to carry into execution within the said city Act of this session 
respecting Military Service ; Ordered; presented; Lv111. 673. R. a. 690, 
See Accounts and Papers, 5489. 


Military Staff :-—see Accounts aud Papers, 1431. 


Military Survey (Ireland) :——To amend so much of Act 41 Geo. III. for granting to His Majesty several sums of 
money for defraying the charge of certain permanent services in Ireland as relates to the Military Survey of Ireland ; Ordered, Lx. 445. 
Presented, 450. R. A. 487. See Committees, 804. 


Militia : Bills relative to the Militia: | 
1. For increasing the number of field officers of the several regiments of the Militia of Ireland; Ordered, v1.74. Presented, 77. R.’a. 219. 
2. Toamend Acts for raisinga Militia Force in Scotland; Ordered, Lv1.303. Presented; printed; 307. Bill read Third time, and further 


proceeding upon Third reading adjourned, 399. Further adjourned, 403, 409, 420, 428. Resumed, and Bill passed, 435. Agreed to 
by the Lords, with Amendments, 525. Considered and agreed to, 614. R. A. 625. 


°3. To regulate the number of Private Militia-men in the several counties of England, and the supplying vacancies therein ; Ordered, 
Lvir. 46. Presented; printed; 48. Again printed, 52. R. A.73. 

4. Foramencing the laws relating to the Militiain England, and for augmeuting the Militia ; Ordered ; presented; rvi1. 346. Printed, 355. 
Re-committed, 385. Again re-committed, 462. Agreed to by the Lords with Amendments ; day appointed for considering them ; 551. 
Amendmeuts considered ; entries in Journal read; Amendments referred to a Select Committee to report what they think proper to offer 
thereon ; 582. Reported; Amendments further considered ; 592, 593, 594- Some agreed to, and others disagreed to; Committee 
appointed to draw up Reasons to be offered to the Lords at a Conference for disagreeing thereto; 594. Report, and Conference to be 
desired with the Lords thereupon, 620. (See Conferences, 1.) Lords agree to a Conference, 621. Committee who were appointed to 
draw up Reasons, to manage the Conference ; names of Managers called over, and they go; Report that they had been at the Conference, 
and delivered the Reasons for disagreeing to the Amendments, and had left the Bill and Amendments with their Lordships ; 630. 
Lords desire a Conference ; agreed to, and Managers appointed ; names of Managers called over, and they go; Report that the Lords 
insist upon one of their Amendments, and gave their reasons, and do not insist upon the other Amendments to which the Commons dis- 
agree; Motion for the House to insist upon their disagreement to the said Amendment negatived, and Message sent to the Lords to 
acquaint them therewith ; 645. R. a. 660. 


5. To raise and establish a Militia Force in Scotland; Ordered, Lvi1. 346. Presented, 395. Printed, 427. Re-committed, 502. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 645. nx. A. 660. 


6. For authorizing and rendering valid the discharge of certain Militia men in Ireland; Ordered, Lvit, 597. Presented, 613. Instruction 
P for making compensation to the several counties and places in Ireland, for expenses incurred on the discharge of certain Militia men, 622. 
R. A. 661. 

7. For the more speedy and effectual enrolment of the Militia of Ireland ; Ordered, Lv111. 20. Instruction for authorizing the Lords of the 
Treasury in Ireland to advance any sum not exceeding £. 40,000. for filling up vacancies in the Militia in Ireland, 46. Bill presented ; 
printed; 48. R.A. 102. To repeal so much of said Act as relates to the rate of bounty to be given to volunteers, and to make 
other provisions in lieu thereof; Ordered; presented; Lv111. 265. R. A. 331. 





8. For amending and reducing into one Act the laws relating to the Militia of Ireland ; Ordered, Lv111. 77. Presented, 94. Committed, 96. 
Considered ; reported ; day appointed for further considering Report, and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 103. Further consideration 
deferred, 137, 216, 257, 299. Not proceeded in. 


.9. To rectify a mistake in Act 42 Geo. III. relative to the pay of Serjeants, Corporals, and Drummers in the Militia of Ireland; Ordered, 
LVI1I.95. Presented, 101. R. a.116. 
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672 MILITIA—continized. 





























































Militia: Bills relative to the Militia—continued. 


11. Toamend so much of Act 42 Geo. III. for amending the laws relating to the Militia of England as relates to the exemption of licensed 
teachers from serving in the Militia; Ordered, Lv111.95. Presented, 98. R. A. 115. 


12. To authorize the training and exercising the Militia of Great Britain for twenty-eight days ; Ordered, Lv111.153. Presented, 157. Rr. a.286. 


13. For consolidating and amending the several laws for providing re'ief for the families of Militia men in England when called out into actual 
service; Ordered, Lvi1i. 255. Presented; printed; 261. Again printed, 323. Re-committed, 356. Agaiu re-committed ; again 
printed; 390. R.A. 453. 

14. To provide for the more speedy and effectual completing the establishment of Officers in the Militia of Great Britain ; Ordered, rvrit. 261. 
Presented ; printed; 265. Lords Amendments considered, and agreed to with Amendments, 338. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, 345. R.A. 346. To revive and continue said Act; Ordered, L1x. 206, Presented, 210. k. A. 279. 


15. For speedily completing the Militia of Great Britain; Ordered, Lvi1t. 433. Presented; printed; 437. Lords Amendments agreed to, 
489. RB. A. 494. To render said Act more effectual ; Ordered, tv111. 606. Presented, 609. Instruction to amend Act of same 
session for raising in England an additional Military Force, 614. R. a. 637. 








16. For transferring to the Royal Navy such seamen as are now serving in the Militia of Great Britain ; Ozdered, tvi11. 489. Presented; 
printed; 490. R.A. 543. 

17. For providing relief for the families of Militia men in Scotland; Ordered, Lv111. 510. Presented, 516. Instructions, That no substitute 
shall be enrolled who shall at the time of his being produced for enrolment have more than two children ; For the appointment of 
Deputy Lieutenants in the counties of Bute and Sutherland; 535. Bill printed, 538. Lords Amendments agreed to, 588. 


R. A. §96. 
18. For transferring to the Royal Navy such seamen as are now serving in the Militia of Ireland; Ordered, tv1ir. 517. Presented, 522. 
R. A. 578. 
19. For augmenting the number of Field Officers and other Officers of the Militia within Great Britain; Ordered; presented; tv1ir: 541. 
R. A. §78. 


21. To make provision for the wives and families of ballotted men, substitutes, and volunteers serving in the Militia of Ireland; Ordered, 
LV1II. 575. Presented; printed; 584. R. a. 6go. To amend said Act; Ordered, L1x. 152. Presented, 159. Re-committed, 
176. R.A. 255. 


22. Toamend the laws relating to the Militia of Ireland ; Ordered, rv111. 575. Not presented. 





23. For empowering His Majesty to accept the services of such parts of his Militia Forces in Ireland as may voluntarily offer themselves to be 
employed in Great Britain; Ordered, 11x.189. Presented ; printed; 192. R. A. 255. To continue said Act ; Ordered, Lx1. 
127. Presented, 133. R. A. 229. ———— To continue said Act; Ordered, 1x11. 68. Presented,69. R. a. 140. 





24. For empowering His Majesty to direct the augmentation of his Militia Forces in Ireland; Ordered, r1x. 189. Presented; printed; 192. 
Instruction for defraying the expense of augmenting the Militia of Ireland, 201. RB. A. 255. 


25. To regulate the expense of Acts relating to the Militia, the additional Military Force, and the defence and security of the Realm in 
Scotland; Ordered, t1x. 286. Presented ; printed; 291. Committed, 296. Committee deferred, 299, 309. Not proceeded in. 


26. For allowing a certain proportion of the Militia in Great Britain voluntarily to enlist into His Majesty’s Regular Forces; Ordered ; 
presented ; printed; Lx. 158. Again printed, 178,181. R. a. 204. 


27. For allowing a certain proportion of the Militia of Ireland voluntarily to enlist into His Majesty’s Regular Forces; Ordered, ix. 180. 
Presented ; printed; 181. R. A. 209. 

28. To empower His Majesty to retain upon full pay and allowances Officers of the Militia during the war; Ordered, Lx. 356. Presented, 
379. R. A. 488. 

29. For continuing the suspension of Ballots for the Militia of England and Scotland; Ordered, Lx1. 205. Order of leave discharged; Act 
42 Geo. III. read ; another Bill ordered; 430. See infra, 32. 

31. To enable His Majesty to accept the services of volunteers from the Militia of Ireland; Ordered, Lx1. 331. Presented; printed; 335. 
Re-committed, 410. Notice taken that the Bill was not properly prepared; Order for going into the Committee discharged ; Bill 
withdrawn ; another ordered; 416. Presented; printed; 437. R. a. 560. To amend said Act; Ordered; presented; ~x111. 
336. R.A. 449. 


32. For the return of correct lists of persons liable to serve in the Militia under Act 42 Geo. III. and to suspend the ballot for the Militia of 
England; Ordered; presented; printed; Lx. 430. Again printed, 458. R.a. 546. 





33. To amend Acts 42 Geo. III. so far as relates to the pay of the officers and men of the Militia of England and Scotland ; Ordered ; presented ; 
Lx1. 518. Printed, 531. Instructions to amend Act 33 Geo. III. of the Parliament of Ireland for amending the laws relating to the 
Militia of Ireland, and to extend the provisions of the Bill to Yeomanry and Volunteer corps, 538. Rk. a. 567. 


34. For allowing a certain proportion of the Militia in Great Britain voluntarily to enlist into His Majesty’s regular forces ; Ordered, Lx11. 761. 
Presented ; printed; 762. Again printed, 799. R. A. 838. 


35. For the speedily completing the Militia of Great Britain, and increasing the same under certain limitations and restrictions ; Ordered, 
Lx11. 761. Presented ; printed; 762. Again printed, 799. Lord’s Amendment agreed to, 844. R. A. 847. 


36. For allowing a certain proportion of the Militia in Ireland voluntarily to enlist into His Majesty’s Regular Forces; Ordered ; presented ; 
printed; Lx1II. 779. R. A. 838. ; 


37. For increasing the Militia of Ireland under certain limitations and restrictions ; Ordered ; presented ; printed; Lx11. ‘779. Re-committed ; 
again printed; 818. Rr. a. 833. 


38. To allow a cer&lt;ain proportion of the Militia of Great Britain to enlist voluntarily into the Regular Forces; Ordered; presented ; printed ; 
Lxiv. 12. Lords Amendments agreed to, 97. R. A. 131. 


39. ‘Toallow a certain proportion of the Militia in Ireland voluntarily to enlist into His Majesty’s Regular Forces; Ordered, Lxiv. 19. 
Presented, 49. R.A. 131. 


41. To amend and reduce into one Act the several laws for raising and training the Militia of Ireland; Ordered, tx1v. 27. Presented, 46. 
Printed, 53. Re-committed; again printed; 265. Again re-committed, 315. R.A. 408. To amend said Act; Ordered; 
presented ; LXIx. 487. R.A. 519. 





42. For completing the Militia of Great Britain; Ordered ; presented; printed; Lx1v. 142. Again printed, 192. Re-committed, 215. 
Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, 312. Amendment congidered; Motion for agreeing to the said Amendment negatived ; 
Committee appointed to draw up Reasons to be offered to the Lords at a Conference for disagreeing thereto; 331. Report of Reasons; 
agreed to; Conference to be desired with the Lords thereupon ; 332. Lords agree to a Conference ; Committee appointed to manage it ; 
held and reported; 351. Lords do not insist on their Amendment, 352. R. A. 355. To Amend said Act, and to make further 
provisions; Ordered, Lxv. 207. Presented,214. Printed, 223. Re-committed, 257. rR. a. 296. 





48. For completing the Militia of Ireland; Ordered, Lx1v.177. Presented; printed; 191. R.A. 381. 

44. For providing relief for the wives and families of the Militia men in Scotland; Ordered, Lx1v. 268. Presented ; printed; 273. Again 
printed, 310. rR. a 398. 

45. To make provision in certain cases for the wives and families of ballotted men serving in the Militia of Ireland; Ordered, Lx1v. 323- 
Presented ; printed ; 325. R.A. 398. 

46. To allow a certain proportion of the Militia of the United Kingdom to enlist annually into the Regular Forces; Ordered, Lx v1. 158. Order 


of leave discharged, and Bill to allow a certain proportion of the Militia of Great Britain to enlist annually into the Regular 
Forces ; Ordered; presented ; printed; 162. Again printed, 183. Re-committed; again printed; 193. Again re-committed, 208. 
R. A. 257. 


47. To render valid certain Acts done for completing the regular Militia, and to indemnify persons concerned therein ; Ordered; presented ; 
printed; LXVI. 171. R.A. 232. c 
48. ‘To 


48. 


51 « 
52. 


64. 


&amp; &amp; 


67. 


69. 


71. 


72. 


73. 


74. 


76. 


77. 


78. 


79. 


81. 


82. 


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Militia: Bills relative to the Militia—continued. 


To amend Acts for enabling His Majesty te accept the services of the volunteers from the Militia of Ireland; Ordered, Lxvi. 312. 
Presented; printed; 317. R. A. 372. 


To make provision in certain cases for the wives and families of the Militia of Ireland; Ordered, Lxv1. 317. Presented ; printed ; 321. 

R. A. 433. To amend said Act ; Ordered, Lxv11. 204. Presented, 205. R. A. 289. 

To permit the interchange of the British aud Irish Militias respectively ; Ordered, Lxv1. 329. Presented ; printed ; 345- Motion for 
bringing up a Clause, That Roman Catholic soldiers shall not be obliged to attend divine service at Protestant Churches ; negatived, 384. 
Motion for bringing up a Clause, For securing to soldiers, dissenters from the Church of England, the free exercise of their religion ; 
negatived, 395. Lords Amendments agreed to, 452. R. A. 458. To explain said Act; Ordered; presented; txv1. 462. 
R. A. 466. To amend said Act; Ordered, tx1x. 78. Presented; printed; 80. R. A. 101. 

To amend the laws relating to the Militia of Ireland ; Ordered, Lxvi1.204. Presented, 205. R. a. 289. 

For amending the laws for raising and training the Militia of Ireland; Ordered, Lxvitt. 408. Presented; printed; 410. R. a. 506. 

For amending several Acts relating to the Militia, and to enlisting of the Militia into His Majesty’s Regular Forces ; Ordered ; presented ; 
printed; LXVIII. 495. Agreed-to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 571. Amendment Considered, and disagreed to; Committee 
appointed to draw up Reasons to be offered to the Lords-at a Conference; Report of Reasons; agreed to; Conference desired; 593. 
Lords agree to a Conference, 595. (See Conferences, 1.) Lords do not insist on their Amendments, 603. R. a. 630. 


To extend the services of the Militia of the Tower Hamlets to all parts of the United Kingdom; Ordered; presented; yxvitt. 614. 
R. a. 658. 











To enable His Majesty to accept the services of a proportion of the Militia out of the United Kingdom, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx1x. 19. Pre- 
sented,21. Printed, 22. Again printed, 31. R. a. 78. To amend the above Act, and to extend the provisions thereof to the 
Regiment of Miners of Cornwall and Devon ; Ordered, Lx1x.g0. Presented; printed; 93. R. A. 114. 


To enable His Majesty to accept the services of the London Militia, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx1x. 77. Presented, 78. 





R.A. 101. 


For extending the provisions of Act 46 Geo. III. c. 69, for making better provision for Soldiers, to Serjeants of the Militia; Ordered, 
Lx1x. 78. Presented; printed; 80. R. A. 101. 


For allowing the London Militia to enlist into the Regular Forces; Ordered; presented; Lx1x. 97. Re-committed, 109. B.A. 121. 


To amend the laws relating to the Militia in Great Britain; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxx. 268. Again printed, 285. R. A. 321. 


To authorize, under present circumstances, the drawing out and embodying the British and Irish Militia, or any part.thereof; Ordered, 
Lxx. 302. Presented, 310. Printed, 316. rR. a. 388. 

To explain and amend the laws relating to the Militia of Great Britain and Ireland; Ordered; presented ; printed; Lxx. 441. 
R. A. 469. 


To repeal several Acts relating to the Militia of Great Britain, and to amend others; Ordered; presented; LXxI. 431. 


Printed, 435. 
R. A. 501. 


To empower His Majesty to suspend the training, and to regulate the quotas of the Militia; Ordered, Lxx11. 347. Presented, 353. 


Printed, 361. Instruction to extend the provisions of Act 42 Geo. III. c. g0, to men enlisting for the East India Company, and to men 
offering to be enrolled, 375. R. A. 428. 


To reduce the number of Serjeants, Corporals, and Drummers in the Militia of Ireland ; Ordered; presented; Lxx11. 436. R. A. 474. 


For amending and reducing into one Act, two Acts 36 and 39 Geo. III for the better ordering and further regulating of the Militia of the 
city of London; Ordered, Lxxv. 395. Presented, 402. Re-committed, 430. R. a. 468. 


Local Militia : 


For enabling His Majesty to establish a permanent Local Militia Force, under certain restrictions; Ordered, Lx111. 261. Presented ; 
printed; 265. Instruction to divide the Bill into two; Bill considered; Report, that the Committee had divided the Bill into two; 
For enabling His Majesty to establish a permanent Local Militia Force in England, under certain restrictions ; Reported ; printed ; 
Lx111. 289. Re-committed, 327. Again printed, 384. Re-committed, so far as relates to two clauses, 405. Petition of John 
Cartwright, Esquire, against, 410. Lords Amendments agreed to, 471. R. A» 475. For enabling His Majesty to establish 
a permanent Local Militia in Scotland ; Reported, Lx111. 289. Printed, 431. Lords Amendments agreed to, 477. PB. A. 481. 


To amend said Act 48 Geo. III. for enabling His Majesty to establish a permanent Local Militia Force in England ; Ordered, uxiv. 184. 
Presented, 185. Printed, 197. Re-committed; again printed; 210. R. A. 305. 





To amend said Act 48 Geo. III. for establishing a Local Militia Force in Scotland; Ordered, Lx1v. 259. Presented; printed; 263. 
R. A. 334+ 


To amend said two Acts of Sessions 1808 and 1809, for enabling His Majesty to establish a permanent Local Militia Force ; Ordered, 
LXIV. 331. Presented, 332. rR. a. 398. 


To prevent the enlisting of Local Militia men into the Regular Militia of any other county than the county to which they belong ; From the 
Lords ; read, LX1v. 408. Rk. A. 422. 


To amend Acts relating to the Local Militia; Ordered, Lxv. 196. Presented, 207. Printed, 214. 
Again re-committed, 274. R. a. 296. 

For amending the laws relating to the Local Militia in England; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxvii1. 90. Again printed, 165 
Re-committed, 183. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 250. Amendments considered; entries in Journal, read; 
Amendments referred to a Select Committee ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 256. Reported ; Report and Amendments considered, 
259. One of the Amendments disagreed to ; Committee appointed to draw up Reasons to be offered to the Lords at a Conference ; 260. 
Report of Reasons agreed to; Conference to be desired with the Lords thereupon; 261. Lords agree to a Conference ; Committee 
appointed to manage it; Conference held, and reported; 267. Lords do not insist on their Amendment, 271. Rk. a. 289. To 
amend Act; Ordered, Lxvir. 499. Presented, 500. R. A. 523, To amend said Act; Ordered, yxvi11. 160. Presented ; 
printed; 167. Lords Amendments agreed to, 343. R. A. 365. 

For amending the laws relating to the Local Militia in Scotland ; Ordered, Lxvi1. 269. Presented, 275. Printed, 287. Re-committed, 


335. Again re-committed, 340. R. a. 446.———To explain and amend said Act; Ordered, txvi11.160. Presented ; printed ; 167. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 343. R. A. 365. 


Re-committed ; again printed; 257. 








To enable His Majesty to accept the services of the Local Militia out of their counties, &amp;c. ; Ordered, Ux1x,. 78. Presented ; 
printed; 80. R.A. 114. 


To enable His Majesty to accept the services of the Local Militia, either in or out of their counties ; Ordered ; presented; printed; Lxx, 
284. R. a. 388. 


To empower His Majesty to suspend the ballot or inrolment of the Local Militia; Ordered, 1xx1. 320. Presented, 326. Printed, 335. 
R. A. 384. 


Motion, That the country having been for more than five years at peace, the continuing a part of the Militia embodied is contrary to 
the spirit of Act 42 Geo. III. c. go, and a violation of the constitution; Negatived, Lx x. 60. 


Motion, That the country being at peace, it is contrary to the provisions of Act 42 Geo. III. c. go, to continue any part of the Militia Force 
of this country still embodied; Negatived, Lxx. 123. 


Motion for laying before the House a Return of the regiments of Militia now embodied, with their several stations, &amp;c.; Negatived, 


Lxx. 268. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3346-3411. 5491. 5624. Addresses, 32. 285-287. Committees, 805-811. 1634. 1841-1844. 
Defence of the Realm,2,8. House, 25. 127-8. 166, 167. Indemnity, 16. King, 133. Messages, 62-64. Military Force. 
Miners. Petitions, 352. Property Taz; 9. Supply, Key to Supply; Key to Ways and Means; also, 5360-5374. 


Volunteers, 7. 


Millboard: 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 8H 











674 MILLBOARD—MITCHELL. 




















Millboard :——See Supply, 4519. 
Millers *-——See Flour, 2. 


Mills :——Bill to indemnify persons injured by the forcible pulling down of Mills ; Ordered, tv1. 201. Presented, 229. R.A. 290. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3412-13. Addresses, 288. Cotton, 11. 


Mills, George Galway :——See Committees, 1696. Members, 93. 
Mills, James :—See Petitions, 353, 354. 
Milne, Rear Admiral Sir David :—see House, 118. 


Mines: Bills relative to Mines : 
To amend Acts for further encouragement of finding and working Mines in Ireland ; Ordered, tx1. 406. Presented, 410. R.A. 479. 


2. For removing difficulties in the conviction of offenders stealing property from Mines; Ordered, Lx x1. 343. Presented, 411. Printed, 416. 
R. A. 501. 


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3. For the protection of property in Mines; Ordered, Lxxv. 281. Presented; printed; 295. Lords Amendments agreed to, 465. R. a. 468. 
See Petitions, 412. Poor, 41. 45- 49. 


Mine Company, Ireland :—see Petitions, 654. 


Miners of Cornwall and Devon: 


1. Bill for regulating Act 38 Geo. III. “ For raising a body of Miners in the counties of Cornwall and Devon,” and for the more effectually 
raising and regulating a body of Miners for the defence of Great Britain; Ordered; presented; Lv11. 506. k. a. 642. 


2. Bill to permit the services of the regiment of Miners of Cornwall and Devon to be extended to Ireland ; Ordered; presented; Lxv1. 405. 
R. As 453+ 
3. Bill to allow alimited proportion of the corps of Miners to enlist into the regular forces; Ordered; presented; printed; i~xvuit. 167. 
R.A. 338. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3346-3348. 3356. Militia, 55. Supply, Key to Supply; also, 5364. 


Minerals *——See Greville’s Collection. 


Ministers : | 
1. Resolution approving of the prompt and vigorous measures adopted by His Majesty’s Ministers for removing out of the reach of His Majesty’s 
enemies the fleet and naval resources of Denmark, after Motion for an Address blaming the expedition to Copenhagen negatived, 
LXIII. 196. 


2. Motion, That it appears to the House from His Majesty’s declaration of 18 May 1803, that the conduct of the French Republic during 
the period which has elapsed since the conclusion of the definitive treaty of peace, is considered by Ministers as having been inconsistent 
with every principle of good faith, &amp;c.; Motion, That the other Orders of the day be now read, negatived; previous Question, That 
the first proposed Question be now put, negatived; LVIII. 4745. 


3. Motion, That His Majesty’s Ministers having neither communicated to Parliament any knowledge of the sense which they now appear to 
have entertained respecting the conduct and system of France, nor any regular information of the particulars on which the same was 
founded, or the steps taken by His Majesty’s Government thereupon, have thereby withheld from the House the necessary materials 
for a due and full discharge of its constitutional functions, &amp;c. negatived; two other Motions censuring the conduct of Ministers in the 
late discussions with France, negatived ; LVIII. 475. 


4. Motion, That it is highly expedient that the functions of a Minister of State, and of a confidential adviser of the Executive Government, 
should be kept distinct and separate from those of a Judge at common law; Superseded by reading the other Orders of the day, Lx1. 76, 


oc 


Motion, That it is contrary to the first duties of the responsible Ministers of the King to restrain themselves by any pledge, expressed or 
implied, from offering to His Majesty any advice, which in their judgment, the course of circumstances may render necessary for the 
honour of his Majesty’s Crown and the welfare of His dominions ; Superseded by reading the other Orders of the day, Lx11. 314. 


6. Motion, That this House considering a firm and efficient administration as indispensably necessary in the present important crisis of public 
affairs, has seen with the deepest regret the late changes in His Majesty’s Councils ; Superseded by reading the other Orders of the day, 
LXII. 331. 


See Pitt, The Right honourable William. Questions, 21. ; 


Ministers, Dissenting, Non-conforming, Seceding, &amp;c :—see Accounts and Pepers, 3414-3417. 
Supply, Key to Supply. 


Minor S:———-See Customs, 27. Suitors. 


Mint :——Bill to regulate certain offices and abolish others in His Majesty’s Mints in England and Scotland ; Ordered, LXXII. 237. 


Presented, 300. Printed, 306. Rk. a. 457. See Accounts and Papers, 1391-2. 1394-6. 1400. 1402. 3418-3434. 4893-4. 5625. 
Addresses, 289-296. 382. America, 24. Committees, 455. Machinery. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Mint Notes :——See Accounts and Papers, 2422. 
Minto, Lord :—see House, 129. 
Min utes :—Sve Evidence. 


Miscellaneous Services :—see Accounts and Papers, 1315. 3435-3439 Addresses, 297. King, 134. 
Petitions, 678. Public Services, 


Misdemeanors :——Bill to prevent delay in the administration ‘of justice in cases of Misdemeanor; From the Lords; read; 
printed; Lxxv. 57. Instruction to extend the Bill to Ireland, 66. Bill passed with Amendments, 71. Amendments agreed to by 
the Lords, 74.° R. A. 77- 


Missions :—See Addresses, 298. 
Mistakes :——House informed or Notice taken of Mistakes; In Accounts and Papers presented to the House; Lv1. 104, 332.—LVII. 


570, &amp;c. In the names of Members returned; Lv11.504.—LX1.508.—Lxvitt. 47,606. (See Elections, 577.) In a Bill sent to the Lords; 
and that the Amendment made by the Lords was only for the purpose of rectifying such Mistake; Lxvt. 228. Bills to rectify 





Mistakes ; Lvit1. 95, 620, 626, 630.—Lx1. 198.—LxIv. 27, 130, 376, 381.—LxIx. 116.—Lxx. 167, 216.— LxXxIII. 132. 
Instruction to rectify Mistakes ; Lxv111. 635.——Messages to the Lords, that Bills had been sent to them by mistake, and to request 
their Lordships to return same; LX1. 525.—LXVII. 521.—LX Xv. 446. See Accounts and Papers, 5307-8. 


Mitchell, Joseph :—see Habeas Corpus, 9. Petitions, 246. 


Mitford, 


MITFORD——MOTIONS. 675 








Mitford : Sir J ohn :——See Speaker, 2, 3. 


Mobs :——See Addresses, 527. Complaints, 8. 
Mock Auctions :——See Auctions, 7. Petitions, 33. 
Models :—See Sculpture. Supply, 1097. 3457. 


Moffat Grammar School :—see Petitions, 357. 

Molasses :—See Spirits, 2. 5,6. Supply, 4737- 

Money, Disposition of :—see Accounts and Papers, 1915-1922. 

Money, Public :—See Accounts and Papers, 35. 2362-2368. 3440-3449. Addresses, 56. 299. 478-514. Public Money. 
Monmouth :——See Accounts and Papers, 5141. Addresses, 432. 

Monmouthshire Collieries:—see Committees, 1424. 

Montagu Packet :—see Accounts and Papers, 3651. 

Monte Video :—Sece Accounts and Papers, 5638. House, 168. 

Montrose :——See Accounts and Papers, 5492. 

Monuments :——See Addresses. 515. Supply, 1752. 

Moon, Benjamin :—see Elections, 277. 

Moor Fields Improvement :—see Accounts and Papers, 3166-7. Pavings, 149. 

Moor Game :—See Game, 1. 

Moore Pp Sir J ohn &gt;——See Accounts and Papers, 4675. 4679. 4682. Addresses, 401. 403, 404. 515+ House, 102, 123. 
Morant Bay :—see West Indies, 18. 

Morris, Edward Kent :—see Supply, 1812. 

Morrison, Mr. :—see Accounts and Papers, 3450, 3451. Lord Advocate of Scotland. 

Mortality, Bills of :—see Accounts and Papers, 3819. 3826. 

Mortgages :—See Lunatics, 1. 

Mosse, Captain James Robert :—see Addresses, 515. 


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Potions. 














I. Motions superseded by the previous Question ; 1. 


II. Motions superseded by reading the Orders, or other Orders of 
the Day; 2—27. 


III. Motions superseded by Adjournment ; 28—31. 
IV. Motions made with leave of the House; 32. 
V. Motions referred to Committees; 33, 34. 

VI. Motions Withdrawn ; 35—82. 

VII. Incidental Proceedings; 83—86. 


I. Motions superseded by the previous Question :—xv:. 35—1v1. 46.—uv1r. 230—11x. 435.— 


LX. 380.—LXI. 448.—LXII. 845.—LXIII. 178.—LXIV. 71.—LXvV. 480.—LXvi. 188.—Lxvil. 465.—Lxvu. 60,—LxIx. 138.— 
Lxx. 76.—LXXI. 408.—LXXII. 110.—LX XIII. 334.—LX XIV.518.—LxXXV. 214, &amp;c. See Questions, 29-132. 


II. Motions superseded by reading the Orders, or other Orders of the Day,— 
relative to— 


2. Accounts and Papers :——For ordering Accounts and Papers to be laid before the House; Lv11. 212.—.Lxvurt. 367, 604. ———F or 
Addresses for Accounts and Papers; Lv111. 362, 464. 


3. Addresses :—For Addresses for Accounts and Papers ; Lvi11, 362, 464. 
—LXXII. 373. 


4. Admiralty :——Respecting the salaries of the Secretaries of the Admiralty; Lx x1. 231. 





For Addresses relative to various matters; Lx x1. 307. 


5. Army : 
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MOTION S—continued. 





II. Motions superseded by reading the Orders, &amp;c. of the Day—continued. 


5. Army :—That it ishighly expedient that the Army should be kept up as nearly as possible complete to the establishment which has been 
provided by Parliament ; Lx. 440. 


Bank of England :—Relative to the sums paid by the Public to the Bank for the management of the National Debt; Lxx1. 196. 


= 9 


. Bank of Ireland :—That persons professing the Roman Catholic religion ought to be eligible to the offices of Governor, Deputy 
Governor, or Director of the Bank of Ireland, if otherwise qualified with respect to property ; Lx111. 384. 


— 
= 


. Bills :—For leave to bring in Bills ; Lx. 113. 


© 


Civil List :—rhat it is expedient, with a view to the arrangement of His Majesty’s Civil List, to take into consideration the droits of the 
Crown and Admiralty, &amp;c.; LXXv. 155. 


11. Committees :—For appointing Select Committees; Lv11. 282.—LXVIII. 474. ————— For adding a Member to a Select Committee ; 
LXII, 118. 
. Constantinople :—See infra, 14. 


13. Creev Y&gt; Mr. :—That it appears to the House, that Thomas Creevy, Esq. a Member, had been tried for a libel printed in a newspaper in 
the form of a speech delivered by him in Parliament, and that the printer had been requested by the said ‘Thomas Creevy to print the 
same; and that the said Thomas Creevy had urged his claim of privilege of Parliament, which was over-ruled, &amp;c. and that the 
Records of the court of King’s Bench relating to the said proceedings be brought into the House ; Lxvii1. 604. 


as 
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14. Dardanelles :—Respecting the fleet under the command of ‘Vice Admiral Sir John Thomas Duckworth, on 20 February 1807 ; 
LXIII. 354- 
. Elections :—For the Attorney General to prosecute Robert Bent, Esq. for bribery at the Aylesbury Election ; 11x. 271. 


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. Irish Establishment :—Respecting payments made in London out of money remitted to the Irish Treasury, thereby preventing the 
profits of exchange thereon from being credited tothe public ; L1x. 204. 


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17. Irish Loan :—Respecting the mode of transmitting the Loan for the service of Ireland for 1804 to the Irish Treasury ; Lx. 158. 


18. Lord Advocate of Scotland :—Respecting his conduct in writing a certain letter signed “ C. Hope,” dated Edinburgh, 30 De- 
cember 1803; LIx. 360. 


19. Members :—That the assignment of a salary to any Member of the House as Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means is 
unnecessary, and in the present circumstances of the country inexpedient; Lx11. 18. For adding a Member to a Select Com- 
mittee; Lx11. 118, 


21. Messages to the Lords :—For sending a Message to the Lords to desire the attendance of a Peer to be examined; LXvitt. 364. 


22. Minister of State :—tThat it highly expedient that the functions of a Minister of State, and of a confidential adviser of the executive 
Government should be kept distinct and separate from those of a Judge at common law; Lx1. 176. 


23. Ministers ;—That it is contrary to the first duties of the responsible Ministers of the King to restrain themselves by any pledge expressed 
or implied from offering to His Majesty any advice which in their judgment the course. of circumstances may render necessary, for the 
honour of His Majesty’s Crown and the welfare and security of His dominions; Lx1I. 314. That this House, considering 
a firm and efficient Administration as indispensably necessary in the present important crisis of public affairs, has seen with the deepest 
regret the late changes in his Majesty’s Councils; Lx11. 331. 





24. Newspapers : —That certain paragraphs in the True Briton and Porcupine of Wednesday 16 February 1802, contain matter highly 
reflecting on the character of a Member of the House, and are a breach of the privileges of the House; tv11. 116. Respecting an 
advertisement in the True Briton of Thursday December 16, 1802, relative to the Petition of William’ Mainwaring, Esq. complaining 
of an undue election and return of one of the Members for the county uf Middlesex ; Lv11I. 109. 





25. Parliament :—That no adequate security for good government can have place but by means of and in proportion to a community of 
interest between governors and governed, &amp;c.; LX XIII. 412. ——— That early in the next session this House will take into its most 
serious consideration the state of the Representation; Lx xiv. 606. 


Prosecutions :—See supra, 15. 


26. Secretary of State :—That one of His Majesty’s principal Secretaries of State [Mr. Canning] did, in the course of debate, read to the 
House certain papers, none of which were then laid before the House, and for the production of some of which the House has since 
thought it right to refuse to address His Majesty; Lx111. 149. 


27. Trade and Manufactures :—That the Trade and Manufactures of the country are reduced to a state of such unexampled difficulty 
as demands the most serious attention of the House; Lxx1r. 160. 


III. Motions superseded by Adjournment : 


28. Respecting the Petition of Sir John Douglas relative to the Princess of Wales; LXviit. 345. 
29. Respecting the standard weight of Gold; Lxvi11. 667. 


31. For an Address for copies of all Letters Patent issued by Geo. I. whereby the Order of the Bath was restored and erected into a Military 
Order, and other papers respecting the Order of the Bath [without Entryin the Journals of any Motion for such adjournment]; Lxx. 183. 


IV. Motions made with leave of the House: 


32. It being after four of the clock; Lxir. 18.—LXXII. 375.—LXXV. 155, 156. Near five; L1x.199. After five; Lvi1.60, 116.— 
Lx. 118. Near six; Lx. 121. Near seven; Lvii1. 467. After seven; Lv1. 624.—Lvi1. 508. Half an hour after eight; 
LVI.259.—LX.113, 114. Half an hour after eleven; Lxx1.197. Near twelve; tv11.282. After half an hour after two in the 
morning; L1x. 360. Without any hour or reason assigned; Lx. 158, 443-—LX11I. 385.—LXIV. 152.—LXX1.199.—Lx x11. 160. 

[Note : It appears, that where leave is given to make Motions, all the Orders of the day have been previously disposed of.} 


V. Motions referred to Committees : 


Of the Whole House, or Committees of the Whole House, appointed to consider them: 

33. Fora Supply to be granted to His Majesty ; tv1.18.—Lvil. 8.—LVIII. 20.—LIX. 10.—Lx. 8.—LXI. 11.—LXII. 16, 592.—LXIII. 
24-—LXIV. 11.—LXV. 13.—LXVI. 92.—LXVII. 17.—LXVIII. 15.—LXIx. 9.—LXx. 8.—LXXI..11.—LXXII. 17.—LXxIII. 13- 
—LXXIV. 34.—LXXv. 10, 120, ———— For leave to bring in Bills; tv1. 82, 345.—Lvi1. 226, 580.—Lvi1I. 284, 381, 416, 443. 
—LIx. 26, 99, 222, 304.—Lx. 61, 361.—Lx1. 319, 369, 401.—LXII. 133.—LXvV. 420.—LXVII. 446.—LXVIII. 451.—LXX1. 
390-—LXXIV. 308, 317. ———— Respecting the exportation of Corn; Lx1x. 241. 


34. To Select Committees :—Respecting the interference of Peers, Peers of Ireland, and other persons, in the election of Members to 


serye in Parliament; Lvir. g. 
VI. Motions 


MOTIONS—continued. _ 677 


ey 
VI. Motions withdrawn,—relative to— 


35. Accounts and Papers :—For ordering Accounts and Papers to be laid before the House; Lv1. 209, 569, 638.—Lv11. 226.— 
LVIII. 425, 516, 586.—L1X. 152, 153, 197-—LX. 246, 260, 277, 493.—LXI. 43, 59, 124, 136, 149, 260, 306.—Lx1I. 273, 
296, 400.—LXIII. 304.—LXIV. 17, 170, 205, 274, 380, 387, 389.—LXv. 100, 109, 120, 230, 280, 368.—.xvir. 16, 111, 187, 
398.—LXVIII. 354, 667.—LXIX. 175, 509, 516.—LXX. 9, 211, 225, 236.—Lxx1. 46, 151, 206, 255, 527.—Lx x1. 136, 310, 
348.—LXXIII. 20, 225, 278, 422.—LXXIV. 113, 131, 181, 440, 498.—LXXV. 79, 395, 419. For Addresses for Accounts 
and Papers; Lv11. 165, 586.—LVIII. 434.—LXII. 22, 105, 216, 272, 439, 596.—LX11I. 113, 336.—LxIV. 351, 404.—Lxvitt. 87. 
—Lxx. 7, 15, 68.—Lxx1. 458, 477, 485.— LXx11. 173, 467.—Lxx111. 426.—LxxIv. 596, 622.—Lxxv. 103, 397. 
For Returns to be made to certain Orders for Accounts and Papers forthwith; Lxx1Iv. 440. For now taking Accounts and Papers 
into consideration ; LXIII. 91. For referring Accounts and Papers to Select Committees ; LXIII. 153, 415.—LXv. 245. 
For referring an Account to a Select Committee on a Bill; Lxxiv. 456. For printing Accounts and Papers; txi1. 68.— 
LXXIIIl. 82.—LXXIV. 335-——=— For reprinting Accounts and Papers; Lx1I. 176, 589. For discharging Orders for 
printing Accounts and Papers; Lx1. 16. Respecting the Account of Annual-Duties on Malt and Pensions; Lx1. 537. See 
Accounts and Papers, 5547-5668. 


























s6. Addresses :—For Accounts and Papers, see supra, 35. Relative to other matters; Lv1t1. 456.—.Lx. 206.—Lx1v. 196, 266.— 
LXV. 152, 200, 245, 347-—LXv1. 128, 431.—LXVII. 507.—LXviII. 87, 322, 666.—Lx1x. 326, 367, 479.—Lxx11. 76, 294, 
389.—LXXIV. 570.—LXxv. 438. See Addresses, 628-649. 





37. Adjournments of the House ;—That the House do now Adjourn; LX1.273.—LXIV. 151.—LXv. 167.—LXVI. 170.—LXxvII. 
286, 504.—LXVIII. 256.—LXXIII. 415.—LXKV. 4, 253+ Do row Adjourn [to supersede Motions]; ux. 221.—Lx1. 490.— 
Lx. 639, 646, 785, 818.—Lx111. 68, 164, 177, 196.—LXIV. 152.—LXVIII. 272, 274, 480, 505, 574.—LXX. 120.—LX XIII. 
208, 339. ——— That the House at rising will adjourn to a certain day; LVIII. 411.—LXVII. 393. 





38. Army :——That from an improper adherence to the system of private contract, the public have been put to an unnecessary expense for 
military great coats; LX111. 467. That it appears that Lord Charles Somerset is one of the Joint Paymasters of the Forces, 
with a salary of £.2,000. per annum, and thathe is at the same time receiving the full pay and allowance of a Lieutenant General ; 
LXVIII. 385. 





39. Attorney General :—For discharging so much of an Order for him to recover sums due to the Public from Lord Melville and 
Mr, Trotter, as relates to Mr. Trotter; Lx. 493. 


41, Bills:—For leave to bring in Bills; tv1.639—Lvil. 579.—LVIII. 299.—LX. 484.—LXII. 112.—LXIII. 42, 405.—Lxv. 87, 395.— 

LXVI. 188.—LXIX. 335.—LXXI. 395.—LXxII. 188.—LX XIII. 192.—LXXIV. 134, 291, 445, 449, 466, 609, 622.—1xxv. 60. 
For now reading Bills a Second time; Lv1. 409, 503.—LX1I. 80, 833.—LXVIII. 474.—-LXXII. 219.—LXXvV. 228, —_ 
For reading Bills a Second time on future days; Lx1. 387.—LXVI. 194, 225. For the House now resolving itself into 
Committees of the Whole House on Bills; ivi. 157. On a future day; Lxx1I. 423. For giving Instructions to 
Committees on Bills; Lvil. 471.—LVIII. 494.— LX. 173.—Lxx. 264. ——— For referring an account to a Select Committee on 
a Bill; Lxxiv. 456. For referring Petitions against Bills to Committees on Bills; Lxvi11. 392. ——— For re-committing 
Bills with respect to Clauses offered to be added to them ; LVIII. §94.—-LXXIII. 144. That Committees on Bills have leave te 
make their Reports on Bills on certain days; Lx v.406.—Lxv1. 289. That Reports on Bills be now brought up; Lx x1.340,———. 
For taking Reports on Bills into further consideration on certain days; L1x. 370. That Amendments made by Committees to 
Bills be now read a Second time; tx11. 646. For agreeing with Committees in Amendments to Bills; uxx111. 352, ——— 
For bringing up Clauses offered to be added to Bills; Lv111. 427.—LX. 307.— LXIII. 173.—LXIV. 401.—LX XI, 362.— Lx X11. 307.— 
LXXIV. 533-——-LxxvV. 318, 439. ———— For reading Clauses a Second time; Lx1. §38. For now reading Bills a Third time; 
Exit. 818.—LXIV. 294.—LXX. 355- For adjourning further proceedings on Third Readings; Lx1. 538. For agreeing 
to Lord Amendments to Bills; Lxx11.-195. That from the advanced period of the Session, it is not expedient to proceed further 
in the Penryn Bribery Bill during the present Session; Lxxiv. 561. That all Bills by which any grant of money. is made to the 
Crown be printed, and that printed copies thereof be delivered to Members before the Second Reading; Lxv111. 576. 









































42. Bribery :—That it is expedient that all Boroughs in which gross and notorious Bribery shall be proved to prevail, should cease to return 
Members to serve in Parliament, &amp;c.; Lxxv. 60. 


43. Chatham, Earl of :—That certain Resolutions relative to his conduct be laid before His Majesty; Lxv. 147. 


44. Committees :—For the House to resolve itself into Committees of the Whole House; Lv1. 157, 390.—Lvitt. 634.—LIx. 252.— 
LXIV. 361.—LXXI. 423.—LXXII. 292.—LXXIV. 493. For appointing Select Committees; Lx. 152.—Lxv. 412.— 
Lxvi. 367.—Lxvil. 68, 306, 408.—LAvitI. 619.—LXX. 352.—LXxXI. 446.—LXX1I.. 298.— LXXIII. 47, 159, 269, 325.— 
LXXIV. 203, §40.—LXXV. 372. ——— For appointing a Secret Committee; LX1x. 292. That certain Members be Members 
of Committees; LXV. 37.—LXXI. 392.—Lxx1I. 38. That certain Members be added to Committees; txvit. 250, 474. 
For an Instruction to a Select Committee ; Lx1v. 266. 














45. Courts of J ustice :—That the long disuse of public enquiries into the behaviour of the Officers, Clerks and Ministers of Justice, will 
frequently occasion an increase of unnecessary officers, and give encouragement to the taking of illegal fees, to the great oppression of the 
subject; LXIX. 335. 


46. Croker, John, Esquire :——Respecting the payment of £.1,000. by the Irish Government to John Croker, Esquire, Surveyor 
General of the Post Office, as a reward for extra official duty; LXv. 323. 


47. Debates :—For adjourning Debates, Lx1. 240.—LXII. 350.—LXIII. 131, 179.—LXIV. 97.—LXV. 465.—LX VII. 203.—LXIX, 433.— 
LXXI. 195. ——=—— For further adjourning debates; Lx xv. 412. ——— For now resuming a debate ; Lx xt. 108. 


48. Elections :—For enlarging the time for Petitioners to enter into recognizances; Lx xiv. 146.——— For discharging Orders for cone 
sidering Election Petitions; LVv111. 401.—1L1x. 198.—LX111. §7, 266.—Lxx1v. 164. 401. —— For Mr. Speaker to issue his warrants 
for new writs; LXXI. 249.—LX XII. 310, 337. For Mr. Speaker not to issue his warrant for a new writ until a certain day ; 
LX. 112. For the Clerk of the Crown to amend a double return; Lx. 172. See supra, 42. 








49. Evidence :—For printing Minutes of Evidence taken before a Select Committee on a Bill; Lxv. 300. 


51. Finance :—That the Funded Debt of Ireland has nearly trebled within ten years, &amp;c.; Lxv1. 188, ——-—— Respecting the Public Finances 
of Great Britain and Ireland; Lx x11. 471. 


52. Habeas Corpus :—That a power to compel obedience to writs of Habeas Corpus ad subjiciendum,. is essential to the satisfactory 
administration of the law; Lx x1. 36. 


53. House :—For the House to be called over ona certain day; Lx. 420. For persons to attend the House; ix1.175.—Lxvir1. 226. 

—LXXIV. 537.—LXXV. 133, 444, 484. For committing persons to Newgate ; LX XIV. 537.—--— For taking persons into the 

‘custody of the Serjeant at Arms; LxXV. 402, 404. ———_—— That a person be brought to the bar in order to his being discharged ; 
LxxIv. 169. 








54. London : 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 8 I 








678 





MOTIONS—continued. 


VI. Motions Withdrawn—continued. 
54. London :—Respecting the fortification of London im case of invasion, &amp;c.; tv111. 670, 
55. Malt and Pensions /—Respecting the account of annual duties on Malt and Pensions ; 1x1. 537. 


Melville, Lord :—See infra, 58.75. 


66. Members :——That certain Members be Members of Committees; LXV. 37.—LxXX1I. 392.—-LxXxI. 38, = That certain Members be 


added to Committees; LXVII. 250, 474.—&lt;«——For Members to have leave of absence; Lv1. 95.—LXVIII. 17, 123, 286.—LxxIVv. 
158, 310, 315.——— For Mr. Speaker to report list of Members absent on Election Ballots; tvii1. 454. For Members forth- 
with: to attend the House in their places; ~xx11.380.————For taking a Member into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms; 
LXXxI. 169, 





57. Motions :—For referring a Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to a Committee of the Whole House; tvi11. 299. 


58. Naval Inquir :—For the Commissioners forthwith reporting the progress they have made; Lv111. 381.————That the whole of 


the conduct of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry, entitles them to the warmest approbation of the House; Lx. 232. ———— That 
His Majesty’s answer to Resolutions of the House, relative to the Tenth Report on Naval Inquiry be now taken into consideration ; 
LX. 242. 


59. Newspapers :—tThat Flindell’s Western Luminary of 10th July 1820, containing matter reflecting on the Queen [Caroline,] is a breach 


of the privileges of the House; LxXv. 477. 


61. Notices :—That leave be granted, that Notices be given of applications for private Bills; Lxv11. 108. 


62. Orders of the Day :—For reading the other Orders of the Day to supersede other Motions; tv111. 299, 381, 634, 670.—Lx. 184.— 


LXI. 137.—LXVII. 431.—LXVIII. 576, 619.—LX1IxX. 175, 292.— LXX. 97.—&lt;#—— For now reading a particular Order of the Day ; 
LXII. 195. 


63. Petitions :—For bringing them up; Lx111. 260.—Lxvit. 227.—Lxvitt. 648.— LXXxtl. 477.— LXXIV. 302, 408, 532.—Lxxv. 236, 


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That a Petition be now read; LxxIv. 44. 





471. That Petitions do lie upon the Table; Lxiv. 184.—Lxx1I. 7, 292.— 
LXXIII. 177, 289.—LxXX1v. 461. ———— That a Petition be printed; Lxx111. 419.——— For referring them ; To Committees of the 
Whole House; tx111. 443. To Select Committees; Lx. 328.—LxviI. 306.—LXVIII. §76.—LXXII. 20, 347.—LXXIII. 214, 368, 
416, 420.— Lx xv. 63. For referring part of a Petition to a Select Committee; Lxx1v. 462. ———— For referring a Petition to 
the Committee of Privileges; Lx xiv. 159. That a Petitioner be called in and examined on the subject matter of his Petition ; 
LXXIV. 125. For discharging an Order for considering a Petition; Lx xiv. 164. 











Printing :—For printing Accounts and Papers; ixi1. 68.—Lxx111. 82.—Lxx1v. 335. For re-printing Accounts and Papers ; 





Lx1I. 176, 589. 
LX XIII. 419. 


For printing an article of charge against Marquis Wellesley ; 1x1. 259, 434. 





For printing Petitions ; 


65. Property Tax :——That the House will, early in the following session, take into its consideration the expediency of discontinuing, after 


the 5thof April 1810, so much of Act 46 Geo. III. as exempts foreigners from the Property Duty; Lx1v. 404. 


66. Questions (the previous Question) :—That that Question be now put; Lv111. 456, 516.—LxI. 259.—LXIV. 413.—LXVI1. 347. 


—LXX. 7—LXXI. 264, 395.—LX XII. 20, 76, 368.— LX XIV. 471, §40.—Lxxv. 266, 373. 


67. Quin, The Honourable Wyndham :—That the matter of the complaint against him be taken into further consideration on 


68. Re 


acertain day; LXXIV.223. 


ports :—For receiving a Report on the morrow; LX111. 156. = For the House now proceeding to take a Report into further 


consideration; Lv1t. 485. 


69. Resolutions :—That a certain Resolution [for an Address] be laid before the Prince Regent, by the Whole House; rxvit. 391. 


7 


— 


. Revenue :—Respecting the expense of managing and collecting the Revenues; Lx xv. 397. 


72. Roman Catholics :—That it is expedient that the esfates of Roman Catholics should not be liable or subject to any laws for the 


limitation, charging or discovering of their estates, save such as the Protestant inhabitants of these realms are liable and subject to; 
LXX. 302. 


73. Roman Catholic Chapels :—That it is expedient to make provision for the punishment of persons who shall maliciously disturb 


any congregation assembled in any Roman Catholic Chapel, or shall assault any Roman Catholic Clergyman, &amp;c.; Lxx1. 431. 


74. Trade :—That no Bill regulating the conduct of any trade, altering the laws of apprenticeship in relation to any particular business, &amp;c. 


shall be read the first time until a Select Committee shall have inquired into the expediency or inexpediency of the proposed Regu- 
lations, and reported thereon; LXXv. 311. 


75. Trotter, Mr. :—For discharging so much of an order to the Attorney General, to proceed for recovery of sums due to the public from 


Lord Melville and Mr. Trotter, as relates to Mr. Trotter; Lx. 493. 


76. Speaker :——That the Speaker do now leave the Chair, for the House to go into Committees; tv11, 166, — L1x. 332. — Lx1. 490.— 


LXIV. 35-—LXXII. 415, 447-—LXXIV, 470.—LXXV. 431. See supra, 48. 


77. Wales :—Respecting the Administration of Justice in Wales; LxXxtv. 471. 


78. Wales, Princess of :—For taking into consideration the correspondence communicated to the House on 3 June 1814, by the Princess 


7 


Sc 


81 


of Wales; Lx1x. 377- 


' Wellesley, Marquis :—For appointing a day for taking into consideration the Article of Charge presented against him ; Lx1. 240. 





That the Article of Charge be printed; 1x1. 259, 434.———For now reading a Second time, the Questions to be put to Sir 
James Craig, a witness, who cannot, on account of illness, come to the Committee of the Whole House, on the Article of Charge, 
LXI. 445- 


. Wilson, Sir Robert :—That Sir Robert Wilson, and the troops under his command, by their advance into Spain, in 1808, have 


rendered important services, and merit the thanks of the House; Lxv. 207. 


Writs :—sSee supra, 48. 


82. York, Duke of :—That a person do attend the Committee of the Whole House, with the books containing any application for purchase 


by subalterns, within the period in which Captain Maling had his three commissions-given him; LXIv. 23. That Mr. Lowten 
do pt with him all papers relating to the inquiries made by him, as to the conduct of Mrs. Clarke, in making use of the Duke of 
York's name, in raising money ; Lx1v. 71.——That Mrs. Clarke do produce all letters from the Duke of York to herself, relating 


to the investigation before the House ; Lxrv. 71. 
VII. Incidental 





MOTIONS——MUSEUM. 679 


—___—EeeoOeu&lt;uu_=oeeee ar 
VII. Incidental Proceedings : 


83. Motions dropped for want of forty Members; Lv1. 141. — Lv11. 256.—1LVI11. 962.—LIX. 322.—L1. 398.—-L x11. 2906.—nxv. 278.— 


&amp;&amp; § 


LXVI. 231—-LXVIII. 477.~—Lxxr. 186, &amp;c. A Motion dropped, the House being interrupted b ' 
ne y 2 Message from th 
Regent, for the House to attend Him in the House of Peers, at the close of the Session; LXXIv. 639. ge from the Prince 


Motions recommended by the King or Prince Regent. See King, 41-149. 
Certain Motions not being recommended by the King, Mr. Speaker declined putting the Question ; L1x. 335.—LX111. 266. 
Motions ordered to be printed; Lxx1. 422. 


Motion for referring a Motion to a Committee of the Whole House ; Withdrawn, tEvi1it. 299. 
See Divistons, 22. 


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1. 


a 


Mules 2——See Accounts and Papers, 2842. Petitions, 362. Supply, 5196. 
Mum :———See Supply, 4552. 4589. 4626. 5347. 

Munro, Brigadier General Thomas, c. B. :——see House, 122. 
Murat, Marshal :—see Addresses, 301. 


Murder :—--Bill for the more effectual punishment of Murder and Manslaughters in foreign parts ; Ordered, Lx x11. 257. Presented ; 
printed; 272. 8. A. 418.———Bill to amend said Act 57 Geo. IIL. c. 53, so far as relates to Honduras; Ordered, Lxx1v. 433- 
Presented, 453. R- A- 552+ 

See Appeals of Murder. Child Murder. Malicious Shooting. Ships and Vessels, 1. 


Muriatic Acid: Bills relative to Muriatic Acid : 
For granting a duty, and allowing a drawback on the importation of concrete Oxymuriatic Acid to and from Ireland; Ordered, uxt. 
388. Presented, 404. Second reading put off for two months, 422. 
For allowing a drawback on salt employed in making Muriatic Acid ; Ordered, rxtx. 434. Not presented. 


For allowing makers of Oxygenated Muriatic Acid to take salt, duty free, for making such Acid and Oxymuriate of Lime, for bleaching 
linen and cotton, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxx. 168. Instruction respecting a drawback on the importation of Foreign Brimstone used in making 
Oil of Vitriol, 175. Instruction for charging a duty upon licences for making Oxygenated Muriatic Acic, and for ceasing the duties on 
Glauber Salts, 229. Bill presented, 232. Printed, 237. R. a. 321. 


To allow makers of Oxygenated Muriatic Acid to take crushed Rock Salt, duty free, for making the same ; Ordered, Lx x1. 472. Presented, 
473- R.A. 515. 
See Committees, 812-814. Salt, 4.7. 13. 


Murray, Major General Sir George :—see House, 114. 145. 

Murray, Lieutenant General Sir John :—see Addresses, 46. Members, 80. 
Murr ay, Robert Lathrop :— See Accounts and Papers, 5493- 

Murray, William :—see Petitions, 246. 

Museum British : 


Petitions of Trustees for further support towards enabling them te carry on the execution of the trust reposed in them by Parliament; 
Offered; Royal recommendation signified; Petitions presented; to lie on the Table; 1801; Lv1.216. Referred to the Committee of 
Supply, 535- 1802 ; LVII.173, 571.1803 ; Lv 111. 169, 650.————-18 04 5 LIX. 147, 207.——=»—-1805; LX. 51, 54.—— 
1806; Lx1. 123, 165. 1807 ; For leave to present a Petitiun; Leave given ; Petition presented, &amp;c.; x11. 284, 355, 588, 795- 
———-1808 ; For leave to present a Petition; Leave given, &amp;c. Lx111. 239, 428.———-1809; For leave to present a Petition; Leave 
given, &amp;c. tx1v. 260. [Not referred to the Committee of Supply.] 1810; For leave to present a Petition; Leave given, &amp;c. 
LXV. 219, 305.: 1811; For leave to present a Petition; Referred to a Committee, xvi. 226. Petition read again; Order of 
reference to a Committee read and discharged; Petition withdrawn ; 230. Another Petition presented, 230. [Not referred to the 
Committee of Supply.] ——— 1812; For leave to present a Petition; Leave given, &amp;c. Lxvi1. 267, 468. 1813; For leave to 
present a Petition ; Referred to a Committee, Lxvii1. 528, Reported; leave given; Petition presented, &amp;c.; 551. [Not referred to 
the Committee of Supply.) 1814; For leave to present a Petition; Referred, rxtx. 180. Reported; leave given, &amp;c.; 184. 
[Not referred to the Committee of Supply.] ——— 1815; For leave to present a Petition; Referred, Lxx. 237. Reported; leave 
given, &amp;c.; 241, 241.————- 1816; For leave to present a Petition; Referred, 1xx1. 406. Reported; leave given, &amp;c.; 414, 414. 

1817; For leave to present a Petition; Referred, Lxx1z. 295. Reported; leave given. &amp;c.; 942. [Not referred to 

the Committee of Supply.] ——— 1818; For leave to present a Petition; Leave given, &amp;c. uxx111. 338. [Not referred to the 

Committee of Supply.] ——— 1819; For leave to present a Petition; Leave given, &amp;c. Lxxiv. 440. Petition referred to a Committee, 

440. [Not referred to the Committee of Supply.] ——— For leave to present a Petition; Leave given, &amp;c. Lxxv.219. Referred to 

the Committee of Supply, 245. See Supply, 83; also, Key to Supply. 























Petition of the Trustees respecting the necessity of an addition to the building, and the expense thereof; Offered; King’s recommendation 
signified ; Petition presented ; to lie on the Table; L1x. 378. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 398. See Supply, 83. 


Petition of the Trustees respecting the additional buildings; Offered; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition presented ; to lie om the 
Table; Lx. 51. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 54. See Supply, 83. 983. 


Petition of the Trustees for leave to presenta Petition for assistance to enable them to complete the additional buildings ; Leave given ; 
Petition offered; King’s recommendation signified; Petition presented ; to lie on the Table; 1x1. 452. Referred to the Committee of 


Supply, 458. See Supply, 83. 

Petition of the Trustees respecting the purchase of Mr. Townley’s collection of ancient sculptured marbles ; Offered ; King’s recommendation 
signified; Petition presented ; referred toa Committee; Lx. 342. (See Committees, 1635.) Reported ; Report to lie on the Table, and 
be printed ; 393- Referred to the Committee of Supply, 409. See Supply, 62. 1072-3. 


Petition of the Trustees for leave to present a Petition respecting the purchase of the Lansdown collection of manuscripts ; Leave given ; 
Petition offered; King’s recommendation signified; Petition presented, and referred to a Committee ; LX11. 357. Petition renewed ; 
King’s recommendation signified ; Petition presented, and referred toa Committee, 588. (See Committees, 1639.) Reported; Report to 
lie on the Table, and be printed; 672. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 736. See Supply, 62. 1663. 


Petition of the Trustees for leave to present a Petition for the purchase of Mr. Greville’s collection of minerals; Lxv. 219. Leave given ; 
Petition offered; King’s recommendation signified; Petition presented, and referred to a Committee, 220. (See Committees, 1641.- 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed; 355. (App. 739.) Referred to the Committee of Supply, 388. See 


Supply, 62. 2238. 
CEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


8. Petition 








680 MUSEUM——NATIONAL. 





9. 


11. 


12. 


13. 


Museum, British—continued. 


Petition of the Trustees for leave to present a Petition for a grant.of money to complete the library ; Offered ; Regent’s recommendation 
signified; Petition presented ; leave given ; Petition presented; to lie on the Table; txvuii. 267. | Not proceeded in. 

Petition of the Trustees for leave to present a Petition for aid for the purchase of the Towneleian collection of antiquities; Regent’s recom- 
mendation signified ; Petition presented and referred to a Committee; Lx1x. 333. Reported; leave given ; Petition presented and 
referred to a Committee ; 335. (See Committees, 1643.) Reported; Report to lie on the Table and be printed; 383. (App. 847.) 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 417. See Supply, 62. 3211. 

Petition of the Trustees for leave to present a Petition for the purchase of Dr. Burney’s library ; Regent’s re-commendation signified ; 
Petition brought up and read; leave given; Petition presented and referred to a Committee; Lxx111. 92. (See Committees, 1644.) 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table and be printed; 258. (App.785.) Referred to the Committee of Supply, 282. See 
Supply, 62. 4033. 

Bill to enable the Trustees of the British Museum to exchange, sell or dispose of parts of the collections therein contained, and for 
laying out the money arising by such sale in the purchase of other things necessary for the said Museum ; Ordered, Lx11. 707. Pre- 
sented, 722. R.A. 830. 

Motion for laying before the House an account of the different grants of Parliament to the British Museum for the last twelve years ; 
Withdrawn, Lxx111. 278. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1042. 2349, 2350. 3452-3456. Addresses, 484. Commitiees, 1635-1644. Elgin 
Marbles. Petitions, 679. Supply, Key to Supply ; also, 5453. 
Muslins :——See Calicoes, 1. Committees, 369. Duties, 8. 


Mustard Seed :——See Accounts and Papers, 4251. 
Musters :——See Accounts and Papers, 3457. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Mutiny s=——See Army, 13. Navy, 1. 


Myers, Lieutenant Colonel Sir William :—see Addresses, 515. 





1. 


TT Eee 


N e 
NAILS :—see Petitions, 363. 


Names :—Petitions for Bills, and Bills from the Lords, relative to Names, and Proceedings 
thereon : 


A’Beckett, Thomas; To enable him to take and use the surname and arms of Turner; Petition; Bill ordered, Lx111. 399. Pre- 
sented, 41. R. A. 269. Baker. Seeinfra, 4. Battersby. See infra, 8. 2. Beevor, Edward; To enable him to 
take the name and arms of Lombe, From the Lords; tx x11. 373. Read, 375. R. A. 458. ———3. Butcher, William ; To enable him 
to take and use the surname and arms of Rodbard ; From the Lords; read, LXVI. 425. R. A. 454. Cole. See infra, 9.——— 
4. Cresswell, Addison John; To enable him and his wife to take and use the surname and arms of Baker; From the Lords, 
LXXIv. 294. Read, 295. R. A. 459. 5. Elcho, Dowager Lady ; To take and use the surname and arms of Tracy; From 
the Lords, Lx x111. 334. Read 337. RB. A. 397- Fleming. See infra, 19. Galway. See infra, 14. Golding. 
See infra, 6. G. Graves, George Golding; To enable him to take and use the name and arms of Golding; From the Lords ; 
Read, 11x.126. R.A. 173. Green. See infra, 17. 7. Halford, Sir Henry; For continuing and confirming to him the 
surname and arms of Halford; From the Lords, Lxx.157. Read, 158. R. a. 267. Halsey. See infra, 18. 8. Harford, 
Abraham Gray ; For enabling him to take the name and bears the arms of Battersby ; From the Lords, xx. 313. Read, 332. 
R. A. 416. Lee, Warner. See infra, 21. 9. Loggin, the Reverend William; To enable him to take and use the surname 
and arms of Cole; From the Lords; read, tvir. 582. R. a. 661. Lombe. See supra, 2. 11. Marwood, George, 
(lately called George Metcalfe); To enable him to take and use the surname and arms of Marwood ; From the Lords, and read, 
Lxiv. 218. R. A. 307. 12. Medlycott, Barbara Cockayne; To take and use the surname and arms of Medlycott; Petition, and 
Bill ordered ; Lv11.30. Presented, 36. R. A. 73. Metcalfe, George. See supra, 11. 13. Newdegate, Charles Newdi- 
gate ; For enabling him to take the name and arms of Newdegate, and for extinguishing a certain rent charge, pursuant to certain 
conditions contained in the will of Sir Roger Newdegate, Baronet, deceased; From the Lords; read, LXx. 433. R. A. 465. 
14. Payne, Sir William, Baronet ; To take the surname and bears the arms of Galway ; From the Lords; read, Lx1x. 109. R. a. 166. 
———. 15. Powell; To confirm the assumption of the surnatne and arms of Powell, by John Powell Powell; From the Lords; read, 
LxIx. 364. R.A.463.——— Rodbard. See supra, 3. 16, Sandford, Reverend Benjamin; To take the names and bear the 
arms of Winston; From the Lords; read, Lxvit1. 469. R. A.543.————17. Thomas, Henry ; To enable him to take and use the 
surname and arms of Green; From the Lords, txx.334. Read, 337. . R. A. 437- Tracy. See supra, 5. Turner. 
See supra, 1.———— 18. Wheatley, Joseph Thompson; To take and use the surname and arms of Haisey; From the Lords; read, 
Lx. 32. R.A. 81. 19. Willis, John Fleming Barton ; ‘To take the name and bear the arms of Fleming; From the Lords, 
Lxviit.623. Read, 626. Committee to sit and proceed, 638. R.A. 647.——&lt;—— Winston. See supra, 16. 21. Woodward, 
Daniel Henry, and his sons ; To use the surname and arms of Lee Warner; From the Lords; read, LX. 154. R. A. 194. See 
Members, 1, 16-26, 
















































































N aples :——See Accounts and Papers, 3458. 3672. Addresses, 302. King, 135. Supply, 3651. 
Napoleon Buonaparte :——See Accounts and Papers,-1094. 2782. 5377- Addresses, 224. Buonaparte. 
Narrow Wheels :—see Petitions, 573. 

Nassau s—See Committees, 635. 644. 1580. 1583. Salt, 2. 

Nation, State of :-—sSee State of the Nation. 

National Debt :—see Deis, National 


National Monuments s—See Addresses, 515- 





Haturalizations. 


Penn =n deeecdemeeens ial 


NATURALIZATIONS. 681 








Paturaltsations. 


I. Public Bills relative to Naturalizations: 1. 


II. Petitions for Bills, and Bills from the Lords, relative to Naturaliza- 
tions, and Proceedings thereon ; 2—26. 








[. Public Bills relative to Naturalizations : 


1. For exhibiting a Bill for naturalizing The Prince of Cobourg; From the Lords; Read, and passed, Lx x1. 248. 


K. A. 249. ———— For 
naturalizing The Prince of Cobourg; Ordered ; presented; passed; LXXI. 251. R. A. 252. 


II. Petitions for Bills, and Bills from the Lords, relative to Naturalizations, and 
Proceedings thereon : 


2. Ackermann, Rudolph ; From the Lords; uxtv. 129. Read, 133. R. a. 172. 


Lv11. 199. Read, 148. R. a. 244. Aldebert, Isaac, and Charles Christian Becher; From the Lords; Read, tvr1. 62. 
R. A. 73- Amalric, Andrew, and Amalric, Francis; From the Lords; Lx11. 231. Read, 233. RB. a. 290. Antonio, 
Francis Platamone, Count St.; From the Lords; Read, Lx1x. 177. R.A. 233. Antony, John; From the Lords; Lx. 107. 
Read, 114. R.A. 146. Appold, Christian ; From the Lords; Read, Lx. 409. RB. A. 432. 





Albers, Johann Henrich; From the Lords ; 

















3. Baum, John Daniel ; From the Lords; v1. 459. Read, 475. R.A. 604. Becher, Charles Christian. See supra, 2, (Aldebert.) 

Behrends, George; Petition ; Bill ordered, Lxx1v.99. Presented, 226. Not proceeded in. Beland, John Frederick 
Lewis; From the Lords; Read, tv111. 155. R. A. 287. Bellock, Charles ; From the Lords; Read, rv111.91. R.A. 116. 
Bernard, John Robert ; Petition ; Bill ordered, Lx x. 37. Presented, 83. Not proceeded in. Bertheau, Paul William; From the 
Lords; Read, LXv. 251. R.A. 297. Biedermann, Henry Augustus ; From the Lords ; Read, r1x. 138. R. A. 173. Binder, 
Nicholas Henry; Petition; Bill ordered, Lxv.51. Presented, 108. Not proceeded in. Bluhm, John Henry ; Petition ; Bill 
ordered, Lv1I. 19. Presented, 2g. ‘Takes the oaths, 37. Rk. A. 73. Boehler, Balsar ; From the Lords; tv111.491. Read, 496. 
R. A. 544. Boileau, Daniel; From the Lords; Read, 1x. 137. R. A. 173. Borrell, John Henry ; From the Lords ; 
Lx.353- Read, 354. R. A. 432. Boulnois, William ; From the Lords; tv1.132. Read,155. R. A. 220. Bourcard, 
John Rudolph; From the Lords; Read, tv111. 261. R. A. 287, Bourillion, Louis ; From the Lords; tv111. 520. Read, 536. 
R. A. 579. Boyeson, Andrew ; Petition; Bill ordered, txvi1.20. Presented, 107. Takes the oaths, 116. 
Brandstrom, John Singer; From the Lords; Read, txv. 141. R. A. 164. ———— Bromer, David; From the Lords; Read, txvit. 
136. RB. a. 214. Brouquens, John Bertrand de Boubée de; Petition; Bill ordered, rv1. 182. Not presented. Petition; Bill 
ordered, Lv11.19. Presented, 21. ‘Takes the oaths, 31. R.A. 73. Brouquens, Joseph Charles Leon de Boubée de; From the 


Lords; Read, tix. 418. Rk. A. 431. Brune, John Henry; From the Lords; ux. 353. Read, 354. R.- A. 432. ——— 
Burckhardt, Johann Christian; From the Lords; Read, Uxv. 492. R.A, 511. 


















































R. A. 214.———— 














4. Carrighan, Andrew Joseph Gosli; From the Lords; Read, Lxv. 479. R. a. 500. Cary, Joseph; From the Lords ; 
Read, tx11. 365. From the Lords; Read, 644. R.A. 729. Charlery, Dennis Benjamin. See infra, 8, (Gautier.) ——- 
Chumasero, Isaac Mendes; From the Lords; tvitt. 465. Read, 469. Rr. a. 638, Clementi, Muzio; From the Lords; 
LVI. 132. Read, 144. R.A. 220. ——— Close, Valentine; From the Lords; tviir. 285. Read, 290. R.A. 332. —— 
Collogny, Mark Anthony de; From the Lords; tv1. 192. Read, 144. R. A. 220. Court, David; From the Lords; tv1. 


556. Read, 557. RB. a. 620. Courtenay. See infra, 7, (Fouchecour, Comte de.) Cummerow, Charles ; From the 
Lords ; Lx1v.259. Read, 262. R.A. 307. 























5. Dege, John Henoch Christian ; From the Lords; Read, tx. 205. x. A. 280. D’Egville, James Hervet; From the 
Lords; Read, Lxxv. 235. R.A. 342. De Jongh, Maurice; From the Lords; Read, Lviit. 329. R.A. 420. —— 
Delord, John Aimé; From the Lords; Read, Lvi1. 75. R. A- 167. De Luigi, Samuel Domenico ; From the Lords; Lxxtv. 
488. Read, 491. R. a. 558. Deroubaix, Augustus Hipolite Joseph. See infra, 19, (Renard.) De Stein, Caroline 
Ernestine Frederica Sophia, Baroness ; From the Lords; Read, tx. 371. Reported, with an Amendment; agreed to; Bill passed, 
with an Amendment, 389. Agreed to by the Lords, 409. R. A. 432. Desvignes, Elisée Hubert; From the Lords; Read, 
LXVII. 202. R.A. 290. Dettmar, George ; Petition; Bill ordered; Lx1v.15. Presented, 24. Takes the Oaths, 79. 
R.A. 153. De Vandes, Alexandre; From the Lords; tvit. 496. Read, 504. R.A. 541. 
Petition ; Bill ordered; txvi1.40. Presented, 44. ‘Takes the Oaths, 79. k. a. 158. 
ordered; Lx. 108. Presented, 160. ‘Takes the Oaths, 170. R. A. 339. Doxat, Alexis James; From the Lords; txxur1. 
298. Read, 299. R. A. 378. Doxat, James Emanuel Francis; Petition; Bill ordered; tvi1.38. Presented, 40. Takes the 
Oaths, 108. . a. 494.————D’Ozy, Roelof Jacobus; From the Lords; wxi. 489. Read, 492. R.A. 547. ——- 
Droop, John Abraham; From the Lords; tvi1. 564. Read, 565. R. a. 644. Duerr, Frederick; From the Lords; ux11. 
109. Read, 116. Rr. a. 246. —&lt;——- Du Mont, James Lewis; From the Lords; tvi1. 246. Read, 247. R. a. 418. 


























Dietrichsen, Christian ; 
Dopcke, George James; Petition; Bill 

















6. Emley, Joseph ; From the Lords; tv1. 340. Read, 345. R.A. 451. Englehart, David; From the Lords; Luxx. 328. 
Read, 329. Rk. A. 385. Engstrom, Hans Peter; From the Lords; ivi. 175. Read, 181. R. a. 262. ——»-— Eschke, 
Christian August ; From the Lords; Read, Lx. 383. R. A. 432. 





q. Fagel, Francis William; From the Lords; ux11.311. Read, 318. R. a. 365. Fagel, Henry, and Fagel, William Henry 
James ; From the Lords; tv111.264. Read, 272. r. a. 287. ————— Fagel, James ; From the Lords; Read, tix. 385. R. A, 417. 

Favre, Paul Theodore; From the Lords ; Read, .xv.464. R. A. 500. Ferry, Gabriel Denis ; From the Lords; ivr. 570. 

Read, 575. R.A. 644. Fleming, John Lewis; From the Lords; Read, Lx11. 163. R. a. 246, ——— Flindt, Gustavus ; 
From the Lords; Lx. 367. Read, 369. Rr. a. 432. ——— Fontes, Joze; Petition; Bill ordered; Lxiv. 9. Presented, 13 
Not proceeded in.———F ouchecour, Comte de; Petition ; Bill ordered; uxv11.68. Presented,143. Takes the Oaths ; time enlarged 
for Report; 307. R.A. 384. Frebout, Louis Francois Nicolas; From the Lords; rx11. 765. Read, 772. R. a. 806. 


——— Fredericks, Fredrick; From the Lords; Read, Lxv. 90. R.A. 114.———Fridag, Sebastian; From the Lords; Read, 
Lvir. 62. R.A. 73- 

















8 Gall, Laurence; From the Lords; Read, rv111. 380. Rr. a. 420.——Gautier, John Guy, John Lewis Frederic Gautier, and Dennis 
Benjamin Charlery; From the Lords; Read, Lx. 205. rR. a. 280. ———— Geller, John Gerard; From the Lords; tx. 140. Read, 
141. R.A. 159. Gerock, Christopher; From the Lords; Read, 11x. 407. R.A. 431. ———— Gossler, John Nicholas ; 
Petition; Bill ordered; tx1v. 48. Presented, 57. Not proceeded in. Gotteux, Joshua; From the Lords; Read, 1x. 409. 
Re A. 432. Gram, Andrew; From the Lords;.iv1. 158. Read, 181. R.A. 262, ——— Green, Charles; From the Lords; 


Read, 











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682 NATURALIZATIO NS—continued. 


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IL. Petitions for Bills, and Bills from the Lords, &amp;c.—continued. 


Read, LXVII. 202. Rk. A. 290. —— Greffulhe, John Lewis; From the Lords;. Read, Lv111. 155. B. a. 287. —=-— Gron, Hans 
George; From the Lords; Read, LX¥.492- 8B. A. §11. —-=—-—Groning, Rudolph ; Petition ; Bill ordered; Lxx. 47. Not presented, 
Petition; Billordered; rxx1. 48. Not presented. ——— Gruttner, Samuel Traugott; Petition; Bill ordered; Lx1v. 40. Presented, 
145. Takes the Oaths, 161. R- 4.197. 


9, Haase, Albertina, and Haase, Sophia ; Petition; Bill ordered, tx111, 93. Presented, 217. Take the oaths, 313. Rn. a. 461. 
—=—— Harberer, Martin; From the Lords; uxx111.99. Read, 101. RB. a. 189. Hanszen, Paul; From the Lords; Read ; 
LIx. 118. R.a.142.——— Haring, John; From the Lords; ivi. 556. - Read, 557. 8. a. 620. ——— Harms, John Henry Garey ; 
Petition; Bill ordered, rxxv. 141. Presented, 158. Takes oaths, 239. R.A. 342. ———— Harre, William; From the Lords; 
Lyi. 556. Read, 557. 8. a. 620, Heisch, Philip Jacob; Petition; Bill ordered, Lxv. 28. Presented,60. Takes the oaths, 84. 
R.A. 164. Hellmann, Anthony Christian Henry; Petition; Bill ordered, Lx1x. 70. Not presented. Petition ; Bill 
ordered, Lxx.37. Presented, 83. Not proceeded in. Petition; Bill ordered, Lxx1. 44. Not presented. ——— Hellmers, 
Frederick Adolphus; From the Lords; tvitt.211. Read, 225. R.A. 287. Hemmingson, Ulric ‘Theodore; From the Lords; 
Lxx11.154- Read, 157. R.A. 197. Hendrickson, Henry John; From the Lords; Lxxiv.g4. Read, 96. Rk. a. 258.——— 
Henry, Nicholas; From the Lords; Lxiv. 375. Read, 377. 2.4. 399. Hilbers, Herman Gerhard; From the Lords ; Read, 
Lv11.62. R.A. 73- Holm, John Diedrick; From the Lords; Read, LxX1. 30. |R. A. 43- Hommey, Matews Thomas 
Francis; From the Lords; Read, Lx. 203. R.A. 280, Hoofistetter, Daniel; From the Lords; Lv1. 258. Read, 268. 
R. A. 290. —=—— Horn, Frederick James; From the Lords; Read, Lxv. 254, R.a. 297- Horstman, John; From the 
Lords; Read, LXIV. 320. R.A. 355-——=—— Hosch, Isaac ; Petition; Bill ordered, rv11t. 44. Presented, 46. ‘Takes the oaths, 71. 
R.A. 116. ——— Huguenin, Henry ; From the Lords; Read, Lx.211. R.A. 280.———— Hulle, Jacob; From the Lords; Read, 
LX.179. R.A. 194. Huth, Frederick ; From the Lords; txxiv.570. Read, 580. n. a. 620. 









































11. Jain, John Benjamin ; Petition ; Bill ordered, tv11. 38. Presented,40. Takes the oaths, 108. R. a. 494. 


12. Kable, Christian Frederick ; ‘Petition; Bill ordered, rx11. 22. Presented, 65. Takes the oaths, 121. Not proceeded in. 
——Petition; Bill ordered, Lxa11.25. Presented, 33. Not proceeded in. Petition ; Bill ordered, Lx1v. 40. Presented, 181. 
Takes the oaths, 207. R.A. 256. Kauffman, Christian Henry ; From the Lords; 11x. 316. Read, 323. R.A. 374. ——— 
Kaufimann, George Philip; From the Lords; Read, tvii1. 261. R.A. 287. Kaye, Andrew; Petition; Bill ordered, 
Lxx11. 75. Not presented. Kaye, Andrew; Petition ; Bill ordered, Lxx111.21. Tresented, 30. Takes the oaths, 114. r. a.328. 
Kerckhove, John Vanden; From the Lords; yx11. 104. Read, 107. R.A. 140. Klein, Frederick ; From the Lords; 
Lxx1. 403. Read, 405. R.A. 490. Knoblock, Thomas Adolphus; From the Lords; Read, 1x1. 137. R. a, 184. 
Knudson, Saint George; From the Lords; tv1.301. Read, 303. R.A. 451- Kolle, Henrich; Petition; Bill ordered, 
uv11.78. Presented, 180. ‘Takes the oaths, 189. R.A. 354- ~Kramer, Christian; From the Lords; Read, txxv. 458. 
Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on the morrow, 460. R. a. 469. —-=— Krause, Jacob ; Petition; Bill ordered, tx1v. 84. 
Presented, 105. Not proceeded in. Kreeft, John Christopher Tobias. See infra, 13, (Lobeck.) 
Bill ordered, LX111.25. Presented, 33. Not proceeded in. 






































Kruse, Adam ; Petition; 


18. Lagemann, William ; Petition; Bill ordered, rxv. 61. Presented, 92. Takes the oaths, 139. R. a. 201. ———— Lallemand, 
Aimé; From the Lords; uxi1.104. Read, 105. R.A. 140, La Marche, John Bernhard; From the Lords; Lx. 367. 
Read, 375. R-A. 432.——_——Lelievre, Pierre Joseph Amand; From the Lords; Read, tvi1.62. rR. a. 73. Leukfeld, 
Ludewig August; From the Lords; Read, Lx. 145. R.A. 159. Linschoten, Francis Albert Leonard Strick Van; From the 
Lords; tx. 163. Read, 164. R.A. 194. Linsingen, William Frederick Count; From the Lords; Read, txxu111, 253. 
R. A. 328. Lobeck, Henry Lewis, and Kreeft John Christopher Tobias; Petition; Bill ordered, LXXI.44. Not presented. 
Petition; Bill ordered, Lxx11.44. Not presented. Petition ; Bill ordered, Lx x111. 57. Not presented———— Lorck, Christopher ; 
From the Lords; Read, Lx. 275. R.A. 339.—————Luigi. See supra, 5, (De Luigi.) Luning, Jacob William ; From the 


Lords; Read, Lx. 179. R.A.194.———— Luppino, Thomas; From the Lords; tx. 462. Read, 465. a.a. 489. Lutterloh, 
John Henry; From the Lords; Read, tv111.155. R.A. 287. 





























14. Malonek, John Michael ;s From the Lords; Read, Lx. 145. R. A. 159.» Masius, Christian William; From the Lords; 
Lx. 140. Read, 141. R.A. 159. Massingberd, Marie Jeanne; From the Lords; rxxv.218. Read, 221. R. a. 342. 
Maze, Peter; From the Lords; txv.398. Read, 403. R.A. 449. Mengden, Sophia, Countess of; From the Lords; Read, 
LXI1. 71. R. As 159. Mertens, Herman; From the Lords; Read, Lx.179. R. A. 194. ———— Meybohom, John; From the 
Lords; Lv11.570. Read, 574. R. a. 644. Meyer, Frederick Charles; From the Lords; Read, pxvit. 167. Roa. 290. 
Mieville, Andrew Amedée; From the Lords; Read, tx1. 137. R.A. 184.——— Moens, Adrien; From the Lords ; LxIv. 194. 
Read, 197. R.A. 256.———— Monzani, Tobaldo; From the Lords; Read, rx11.61. Rr. a. 67. Muller, Frederick Rodolphus ; 
From the Lords; 1x1.470. Read, 474. R. A. 529. Muller, John Frederick ; From the Lords ; Read, Lx. 145. R.A. 159. 

Myers, Henry; From the Lords; tx1v. 324. Read, 328. R. 4.355. 
































15. Neuman, Charles William ; From the Lords; Read, uxv.156. R. a. 201, 
the Lords; Read, LX x1v.392. R.A.531. 
From the Lords; Read, Lvitt.220. R. A. 287. 


Newman, Frederick Lewis Nelthorpe ; From 
North, Louis Anne Cezar, and Claude Nicole du’ Pré de Saint Maur North, his wife ; 








16. Ohrly, Johannes Hendrik ; From the Lords; 11x.180. Read, 187. R. a. 256. 


Overbeck, John James; From the 
Lords; ux11.163. Read, 169. rR. a. 246. 


17. Paas, Cornelius ; From the Lords; tvr. 370. Read, 401. x. 4. 604. — Paschoud, Charles Frederick ; From the Lords ; Read, 

LXIII. 225. R. A. 269. ———— Pembroke and Montgomery, Catherine Countess of; From the Lords; Read, txv. 479. R.A. 500. 

Pfiel, John William; From the Lords; tv1.556. Read, 557. kr. a. 620. Phillips, Samuel Levi; From the Lords ; 

Read, L1x. 354. R. A. 374. Plantamour, Francis Theodore; From the Lords; Read, tv111. 91. R.a. 116, Plettenburgh. 

See supra, 14, (Mengden.) —-— Pons, James Samuel; From the Lords; 1x.107. Read, 114. Reported with Amendments ; day 

appointed for further considering Report ; 176. Further considered ; Amendments agreed to; 179. Bill passed with Amendments, 190. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 195. R.A. 204. ———— Prevost, Alexander Lewis ; From the Lords; Read, Lx x111.158. Rr. a. 328. 


18. Quelle, Cristoph Lebrecht ; From the Lords; Read, rvi11.611. na. 648. 














19. Rackwitz, Samuel ; Petition; Bill ordered, txxv.128. Presented, 159. Takes the oaths, 255. R. A. 342. 
Christian Henry ; Petition; Bill ordered, txvit1. 83. Presented, 280. Not proceeded in. 
From the Lords; txxv. 360. Read, 369. rR. a. 456. Reinholdt, af Uhr Andrew; Petition; Bill ordered, rxv. 51. Presented, 
95. ‘Takes-the Oaths, 110. R.A. 201. Renard, Francis Michael Reme and Augustus Hipolite Joseph Deroubaix; From the 
Lords; Read, Lx1.423. R.A. 480. ——— Rentzsch, Sigismund; From the Lords; txxiv. 469. Read, 471. R- A. 531.——— 
Ritterspack, Frederick Andreus; From the Lords; rxxv.312. Read, 315. R.A. 423. Réhrs, Charles William ; From the 
Lords; Read, tix. 138. R. a. 173. —=— Rucker, Henry John; From the Lords; Read, 1x.195. R. A. 280. Rucker, John 
Diderich ; From the Lords ; Read, uxvit. 164. R.A. 290. Rucker, Martin Diedrich ; From the Lords; Lxx111. 249. Read, 
253- B.A. 328. ——-— Rucker, Seigmund ; From the Lords; Read, x1. 68. R. a. 159. 





Reimers, John 
Reimers, John Christian Henry ; 




















21. Sack, Frederick ; From the Lords; Lxv. 251. Read, 256. R. a. 297. ——— Sanders, Christian ; From the Lords; ivi. 322. 
1326. R.A. 347.———»— Sandmark, Andrew; From the Lords; txv. 371. Read, 391. R. A. 449. ———— Sartoris, Peter 

Urbanus; From the Lords; uxrv.129. Read, 133. R. A. 172.———— Schenck, Jean Jaques; From the Lords; ux11. 64. Read, 

66. R A. 75.———~Schroder, John Frederick; From the Lords; Read, ivit. 62. R. A. 73. ———— Schroder, John Henry 


Petition ; 


NATURALIZATIONS—-NAVIGATIONS. 683 


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II. Petitions for Bills, and Bills from the Lords, &amp;c.—continued. 


Petition; Bill ordered, 1x111.33. Presented, 217. Not proceeded in, —«—~ Schutze, Charles Henry Ferdinand; From the Leety: 
Read, LVIII. 155. R. a. 287.——-——Schweickhert, John Adam; From the Lords; Read, Lx X11I. 99. R. a. 189, —-——Schweickhert, 
Schweickhert; From the Lords; Read, Lx. 237. R. A. 280. Schwieger, Gotthold Erdman Frederick; From the Lords; 
LxxIv. 261. Read, 265. R. a. 316.———— Seidensticker, George Frederick Christian; From the Lords; Read, nyatt. 155- 











R. A. 287. Severy, William Benjamin Samuel Charriere de; From the Lords; Read, tv111. 380. Rk. a. 420.—————-Seyzinger, 
Matthew; Petition; Bill Ordered, uxvitr. 82. Not presented. Seyzinger, Matthew; From the Lords; Read, uxxu1. 292. 
R. A. 976. Sicard, John Jacob; From the Lords; Read, uxt. 365. From the Lords, 664. Read, 651. Rx. 4. 729.——— 


Stansbury, Frederick; Petition; Bill ordered, Lxvi.71. Presented, 112. Not proceeded in. —«— Staundenmayer, Samuel Henry; 
Petition ; Bill ordered, xv. 46. Presented, 95. ‘Takes oaths, 124. 8. A. 201. Sten, John Henry ; From the Lords; Read, 
LX111. 338. R. A. 374. Stoll, George Frederick ; From the Lords; Lx xiv. 268. Read, 269. Rr. a. 318. Stolterforth, 
Sigismund ; From the Lords; xxiv. 59. Read,68. Rp. a. 258. Strobel, George Conradt ; From the Lords; Read, ix. 409. 
R. A. 432. Suthmier, Henry; From the Lords; ivr. 556. Read, 557. R. A. 620. 


22. Takush, Samuel ; Petition; Bill ordered, rxx1. 32.. Not presented. 
Read, 548. R. A. 579. 




















Tinne, Matthew; From the Lords; ivi. 541. 


23. Ubele, John Christian ; From the Lords; Read, tv1. 639. 


Rr. A. 666, —&lt;—— Uhde, Bernard; From the Lords; Read, L1x. 407. 
R. A. 431. 


Usko, John Frederick ; From the Lords; Lx111. 307. Read, 308. Rk. a. 374. 


24. Veitchner, John F rederick ; From the Lords; Read, tix. 418. R.A. 431. Verbeke, Michael; From the Lords ; 
LIx. 217. Read, 224. Re-committed, 277. Reported with Amendments; passed; 305. Agreed to by the Lords, 316. nr. a. 374. 


Volchers, Peter Henrich ; From the Lords; Read, Lv1. 345. R.A. 451- Von Esson, Peter; From the Lords; Read, 
LXI.517. R. A- 547. Vos, Hermanus; From the Lords; Read, tx.179. R. A. 204. 


25. Walther, Henry ; ; From the Lords; tv1. 220. Read, 223. R. a. 262. Wanostrocht, Vincent; Petition; Bill ordered, 
LXXIV. 53. Presented, 226. Takes the oaths, 251. 8. A. 459. ——=——— Warin, Nicholas; From the Lords; Read, Lx. 297. 
R. A. 339. Weippart, John Erhardt; Petition ; Bill ordered, rv1. 81. Presented,g2. Takesthe oaths,g5. R.A. 334. 
Weltje, Amelia; From the Lords; tv1. 175. Read, 181. R. a. 262. Werner, Christopher Henry. See infra, (Wittckind.) 
———Werninck, John Gottlob ; From the Lords; Read, rx11. 784. R. a. 832.———Westin, Gustavus; From the Lords; Read, 
LXIV.320. R.A. 355- Wickham, Eleonore Madelaine; From the Lords; Lxxiv. 137, Read, 144. R, a. 258. 
Windeler, Johan Diederick ; From the Lords; uxvitt. 99. Read,140. Takes the oaths, 154. R.A, 338.———Winska, Elizabeth ; 
From the Lords; tv1. 548. Read, 551. Rr. 4. 604. ————— Winter, Henry Julius; From the Lords; tx. 22. Read,25. mg. a. 38. 

Wittekind, Henry Anthony and Christopher Henry Werner; From the Lords; tv1. 548. Read, 588. R. a. 641. 

Wittenberg, Albert ; Petition; Bill ordered, nv11.82. Presented, 87. Takes the oaths, 150. R.A. 244. ———— Wohlmann, John 
Christian ; From the Lords; Read, ux1. 306. R. a. 333. ————- Wolf, Frederick Gottlieb; From the Lords; ux. 140. Read, 141. 
R. A. 159. 

26. Zacharias, David Constantine ; From the Lords; tx11. 168. Read, 169. R. a. 246. 

See es 68. 









































Navi gable Rivers : 


1. Bill to ol Act 24 Geo. II. c. 45, for the prevention of robberies and thefts upon Navigable Rivers, &amp;c. ; Ordered, txv. 83. Presented; 


printed; 87. Re-committed, 315. Third reading deferred, 432, 498. Not proceeded in. 
Presented ; printed; 117. Passed, 246. Not returned from the Lords. 
Second reading deferred, 325. Not proceeded in. 





Another Bill ordered, txv1. 109. 
Another Bill ordered ; presented ; printed; Lxxv. 174. 





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2. To facilitate thetrial of felonies committed on board vessels employed on Canals, Navigable Rivers, and Inland Navigations ; Ordered; 
presented ; printed; Lxx1v.283. Lords Amendment agreed to, 372. R. A. 458. 





Navdigations and Canals. 


I. Public Bills relative to Navigations and Canals; 1—7. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Navigations and Canals, and Pro- 
ceedings thereon ; 8—139. 


Ill. Other Petitions relative to Navigations and Canals ; 141—149. 





I. Public Bills relative to Navigations and Canals: 


i. For applying certain balances arising from the forfeited estates in Scotland towards making Canals, Harbours and other Public Works there ; 
Ordered, .x1. 482. Presented, 503. R. a. 568. 


2. To dissolve the Corporation of the Royal Canal Company in Ireland, and to appoint Commissioners, and to provide for carrying on the 


Canal from Dublin to Tarmonbury on the Shannon; Ordered ; ‘presented ; printed; Lxvi11. 556. Again printed, 597. Re-com- 
mitted, 611. Rr. a.647. See infra, 143-148. 

To direct the application of the sum of £.50,000. for the benefit of the Company of undertakers of the Grand Canalin Ireland, and to 
amend Act of 40 Geo. III. of Parliament of Ireland for granting £.50,000. for promoting Inland Navigations in Ireland, &amp;c.; Ordered, 
Lxvilt. 618. Presented; printed; 619. Instruction to divide the Bill into two Bills, 637. Report that the Committee had divided 
the Bill into two Bills. To direct the application of £. 50,000. for the benefit of the Company of undertakers of the Grand Canal 
of Ireland; Considered, 637. Reported, 638. rR. a. 664. To amend said Act 40 Geo. IJI.; Considered, rxvii1, 637. 
Reported, 638. . a. 664. To amend said Act 40 Geo. III.; Ordered ; presented; printed; Lx x1. 387. R.A. 489. 


To authorize the directors to proceed in carrying on and completing the Canal from Dublin to Tarmonbury on the River Shannon ; Ordered ; 
presented ; LXX. 433. R. A. 469. 


5. Forthe further advancement of Inland Navigation in Ireland; Ordered, Lx1v.191. Not presented. 











To explain Act of Parliament of Ireland 32 Geo. III. c. 15, as far as relates to the limitation of actions against Canal Companies and 
others; Ordered; presented; Lxx.271. R. A, 388. 


For authorizing the Barons of the Court of Exchequer in Scotland to order the payment of a certain sum for completing the Crinan Canal ; 
Ordered, Lxx1. 488. Presented, 491. R. A. 521. See infra, 141, 142. 


For the preservation of the Public Harbours of the United Kingdom, See Docks, 1. 
Caledonian Canal :—See Scotland, 1, 2. 


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8. Aberdeenshire Canal Navigation :—To complete the same; Referred, rv1. 37. Bill ordered, 51. Presented, 58. R. a. 219. 
—&lt;—-——To énable the Company of Proprietors to complete the same ; Referred, rx1v.8. Bill ordered,14. Presented, 17. R. A. 131. 


Abergavenny :—-See infra, 22. 


9. Abingdon Canal :—For leave to present Petition to amend Act; Referred, :xv111.207. Reported ; leave given ; Petition pre- 
sented and referred; 267. Leave granted for notices, ‘and Bill ordered; presented; 284. Petitions against, 360, 437. R.A. 542. 


11. Adur :—For improving the navigation of a certain part of that river; Referred, rx1.98. Bill ordered, 170, Presented, 180. Not 
proceeded in, —~——— For improving the Navigation of that river from Shoreham Bridge to Mock Bridge, and for draining certain low 
lands; Referred, 1x11.155. Bill ordered, 170. Presented, 211. Petition renewed, and referred, 608. Bill ordered, 625. Pre- 
sented, 633. R. A. 839. 


12. Aire :—For making a Canal from that river to the River Dunn; Referred, xxiv.101. Bill ordered, 115. Presented, 227. Petitions 
against, 259, 285, 297, 313- In favour, 313. Second reading put off for six months, 314. , 


13. Aire and Calder Navigation :—For making a Canal from thence to Bottom Boat; Referred, tx1x.62. Not reported—— 
To enable the undertakers of that Navigation to make a navigable cut at Knottingley; Referred, txxv.18. Bill ordered, 23. 
Presented, 55. Petition against, 82. Bill committed, 83. Petition renewed, and referred, 137. Bill ordered, 143. Presented, 156. 
Petitions against, 159, 178, 212, 219, 224, 233, 243, 247, 256. Petitions in favour, 211, 248, 262. King’s consent signified, 313. 
R. A. 374. 


Ancholme Level :—See Drainages, 3. 
Appledore : —See infra, 76. 


14. Ardrossan :—For making a Canal from that harbour to Tradestown, near Glasgow ; Referred, 1x1. 87. Bill ordered, 130. Presented 135. 
R. A, 432. 


Arundel Canal :—See infra, 91. 
Ashton-under-Lyne Canal :—See infra, 68. 


15. Avon (Somerset and Gloucester) :—For making a towing path; Referred, rx11.186. Reported; Report to lie on the 
Table; 281. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 295. Presented,299. Committed, 333. _Petitions in favour, 333, 343. 
Petitions against, 333, 359. Petition renewed, and referred, 564. Bill ordered, 599. Presented, 608. Petitions against, 706, 718. 
Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 706. Lords Amendments agreed to, 844. R. A. 847. See infra, 53. 


Axe Drainage and Navigation :—See Drainages, 96. 
Aylesbury :—See infra, 132. 
16. Barnsley Canal :—To amend and enlarge powers of Act; Referred, tx111.6. Bill ordered, 38. Presented, 44. R. a. 215. 


17. Bath and Bristol :—For making a Canal between the cities of Bath and Bristol, and also for supplying with water the city of Bristol ; 
Referred, xvi. 75. Bill ordered, 78. Presented, 81. Petitions against, 96, 97, 115, 121,220. Petitions in favour, 125, 311, 341. 
Petition for Bill, plan and papers referred to the Committee on the Bill; 186. Billre-committed, 260. Again re-committed, and 
Committee to report on the morrow, 304. Lords Amendments agreed to, 415. R. A. 433. 


18. Bedford :—For making a Canal from the Grand Junction Canal at Simpson to communicate with the Ouse at Bedford; Referred, 
LXv11I. 94. Bill ordered, 99. Not presented. 


Berkeley Canal :—See infra, 46. 
Berks Canal Navigation :—See iafra, 135. 
Bermondsey :—See Docks, 18. 


19. Birmingham Canal Navigations :——For leave to present a Petition; Lx1.195. Leave given ; Petition presented, and referred ; 

196. Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 252. Leave granted for notices, 257. Report read again, and two Bills ordered, 278. 
Bill for opening a communication between the Birmingham and Worcester and Birmingham Canal Navigation presented, 317. 
Petitions against, 344, 377. Petition in favour, 455. Report; to lie on the Table, 425. Further consideration of Report put off for 
three months, 456. Bill for improving the Birmingham Canal Navigations presented, 317. R. a. 479. For enlarging 
the powers of Acts; Referred, Lxv1. 66, Bill ordered, 114. Presented, 137. Petitions against, 178, 186. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 344. R. A. 356. For establishing a communication with the Worcester and Birmingham Canal ; Referred, Lxx. 51. 
Bill ordered, 61. Presented, 69. Petitions against, 117,138. Petitions in favour, 145, 146, 272. R. a. 296. ———— To alter and 
amend Acts; LXx111.17. Referred, 18. Bill ordered; presented; 21. Re-committed; Committee to sit and proceed forthwith ; 
gl. R.A. 189. 











Birmingham and Worcester :—See infra, 138. 


21. Bishop’s Stortford :—For making a Canal from thence to the River Cam; Referred, uxv11. 73. Bill ordered, 85. Presented, 95. 
Petitions against, 131, 147, 181, 193, 196, 205, 219, 244, 272. Petitions in favour, 148, 196, 247, 391. Time enlarged for 
Report, 294. Bill re-committed; Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on or before a certain day, 323. R.A. 415. See 
infra, 26, 66. 
Boston :—See infra, 106. 
Bradford Canal Navigation :—See Estates, 89. 


22. Brecknock and Abergavenny Canal :—For raising a further sum of money for completing the same; Referred, Lrx. go. 
Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 120. R.A. 255.——e—— For amending Act for making a Canal, and for making Railways; Referred, 


Lxv1it.14. Bill ordered, 199. Presented, 153. Petitions against, 218. In favour, 218. Second reading put off for six months, 278. 
Bridgewater :—See infra, 123. 


23. Bristol and Taunton :—For making a Canal from the River Avon to Taunton; Referred, UxV1. 75- Bill ordered, 78. Presented, 
84. Petitions against, 88, 93, 102, 110, 116, 181. Petitions in favour, 93, 159,178, 181. All to have voices, 181. R, A. 326. 
Bristol :—See supra, 17. Docks, 25. 

Bude :—See Docks, 27. 
Burry :—See infra, 87. 
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Petitions for Bills relative to Navigations and. Canals, &amp;c.—continued. 


Burry and Lloughor :—For buoying and lighting the navigation of those rivers; Referred, Lxv11. 57. Report read; leave given 
to deposit a plan, &amp;c. in the Private Bill Office, and Bill ordered; 135. Presented, 140. Not proceeded in. For leave to present 
Petition for buoying and lighting the navigation of those rivers, Lxvi11.113. Leave given; Petition presented and referred ; 178. 
Bill ordered, 240. Order of leave discharged, and Bill for the improvement of the navigation of the Rivers Burry, Lloughor and Lliedi ; 
Ordered; presented ; 280.. Time enlarged for Report, 464. Lords Amendments agreed to, 616. k, a. 631. 


Bury Canal :—See infra, 71. 





. Calder Navigation :——For amending Act; Referred, Lxv.29. Bill ordered, 39.. Presented, 84. Petitions against, 130. Not 





proceeded in. For making a Canal from Lake Lock to the River Calder ; Referred, Lxxv.29, Not reported. See supra, 13. 


Caledonian Canal :—See Scotland, 1, 2. 
Cam River :—See infra, 66. 


Cambridge :—For making a Canal from thence to Bishop Stortford; Referred, rxv1.73. Bill ordered, 91. Presented, 130. 


Petitions against, 174, 207, 215, 219. Petitions in favour, 179. Petitions against referred, and Counsel ordered, 243. Not proceeded in. 
See supra, 21 ; infra, 66. , 


Canterbury :—See Docks, 28. 


Carlisle to Solway Frith :—See infra, 101. 


. Cham Navigation :——To amend Act; Referred, Lx111.100. Bill ordered, 201. Presented, 213. Committed, 230. Not proceeded 


in. 





For amending of Act; Referred. Lxv111.90. Report re-committed, 299.. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 350. 
Presented, 363. Passed, 555. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 648. Report; and Bill for extending and amending Act 
of Queen Anne, for making the River Cham more navigable ordered; presented; 652. Leave to Committee to sit and proceed 
forthwith ; Minutes of Evidence referred ; 658. R. a. 673. 


Chester and Ellesmere Canals :—For uniting the interests of the Proprietors; Referred, .xvir1. 22. Bill ordered, 231. Pre- 
sented, 240. R.A. 506. See infra, 41. 


Clyde Navigation :——To explain and amend Acts; Referred, Lx11.155. Bill ordered, 293. Presented, 300. Petitions against, 
314, 330, 333, 342, 349. Not proceeded in. To explain and amend Acts; Referred, tx1v.62. Bill ordered; presented ; 109. 
Petitions against, 217. R.A. 334. See infra, 43. 





Colchester :—See Pavings, 58. 

Coventry Canal :—To amend -Acts ; Referred, rxxiv.68. Bill ordered, 111. Presented, 118. Petition against, 340. Rr. a. 529. 
Coventry :—See infra, 84. 

Credy :—See infra, 42. 

Crinan Canal :—sSee supra, 7; infra, 141, 142. 

Cromford Canal :—To alter and amend Act; Referred, Lxxv. 33. Not reported. 


Croydon :——For making a Canal from thence.into the River Thames, at Baltic Wharf, in Rotherhithe, and for supplying the towns of 
Croydon, Streatham, and Dulwich, and the district called Norwood, and the town of Sydenham, with water; Referred, Lv1. 52. Bill 
ordered, 72. Presented, 81. Petitions against, 109, 268. Petition in favour, 294. Petition for additional provision, referred to a 
Committee, 316. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 328. Read again, and re-committed, 343. Reported; Report to lie on the 
Table ; 362. Read again, and instruction to. make provision for varying the line of the Canal, 367. Lords Amendments considered ; 
House informed that the parties interested gave their consent; Amendments agreed to; 631-2. R. a. 640. To enable the 
Company of Proprietors to complete the same ; Referred, 1x111. 56. Bill ordered, 65. Presented, 129. n. a. 268. To enable 
the Company of Proprietors to raise money to complete the same ; Referred, Lxv1. 57. Bill ordered, 81. Presented, 87. R. a. 232. 

See infra, 109. Railways, 44. 








. Croydon to Portsmouth :—Referred, 11x. 102. Bill ordered, 123. Presented, 135. Petitions against ; day appointed for Second 


reading ; 151. Second reading put off for six months, 154. 


Dee River :—See Embankments, 6. 


Derwent :—See infra, 89. 


. Dogs, Isle of :—For making Wet Docks, and a Navigable Canal there; Referred, .xv111.98. Petition against, 160. Time enlarged 


for presenting Bill, 287. Bill ordered; presented ; 300. Petitions against, 329, 341, 346, 348, 350, 355. Not proceeded in. 
Dorking :—See infra, 122. 


. Dorset and Somerset Canal :—To raise a further sum of money towards completing the same, and for altering and amending Act ; 


Referred, tv111. 180. Bill ordered, 399. Presented, 411. R.A. 578. 


| Driffield, Great :—See infra, 51. 


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Dublin Royal Canal :—tTo alter and amend the laws relating thereto; Lvi11. 120. Referred, 121. Bill ordered, 122. Pre- 
sented, 198. Petition against, 220. R. A. 331. To provide for the maintaining of the Royal Canal from the River Liffey to 
the River Shannon; Referred, Lxx111.41. Reported; Report to lie on the table; g7. Read again, and re-committed, 103. _ Bill 
ordered, 109. Order of leave discharged ; another Bill ordered; presented; 185. Petitions of stockholders of the late Royal Canal 
Company, 221. To lie on the Table, 222. R. a. 377. See supra, 2,3. infra, 143-148. , 








Dun River:—To alter, amend and improve the Navigation thereof; Referred, Lv1. 128. Not reported. To amend Act, and 
enable'the Proprietors to alter and improve the Navigation of that river ; Referred, 11x. 112. Bill ordered,121. Presented, 177. Com- 
mitted, 193. Not proceeded in. To enable the Company of Proprietors to make certain Canals and Towing Paths; Referred, 
Lxiv. 89. Not reported. To enable the Company to extend and improve the Navigation ; Referred, Lxxv. 41. Not reported, 
See supra, 12. 


Eau Brink :—See Drainages, 27. 


Edinburgh and Falkirk :—For making a Canal; Referred, 1x1x. 50. Petition of Hugh Baird to withdraw Petition that a new 
Petition without his name might be presented ; referred to a Committee; Petition of Petitioners for the Bill to withdraw Petition, and 
_ to present another without the name of Hugh Blair, referred to the same Committee; 161. Not reported. Edinburgh ; For 











making a Canal from Gilmour Place near Edinburgh to join the Forth and Clyde Navigation, and for making a Railway from the Canal 
to Queensferry ; Referred, Lxx. 51. Bill ordered, 136. Presented, 138. Petitions in favour, 174,194, 197- Second reading put off 
Edinburgh to Falkirk ; For makinga Canal; Referred, tx x11. 59. Bill ordered, 146, Rewer 180, 

etitions 





for six months, 197. 


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II. Petitions for Bills relative to Navigations and Canals, &amp;c.—continued. 


Petitions against, 182, 193, 254, 255, 290, 291. In favour, 206, 211, 218, 222, 243, 250, 254. Time enlarged for Report, 273. 
Committee to.send for persons, papersand records, 289. 2. A. 419. ——=—— To alter and amend Act; Referred, Lxxiv.41. Bill 
ordered,117. Presented, 148. Petition against, 306. nr. a. 458. 


41. Ellesmere Canal :—To extend the same from the Whitchurch branch, and to alter and amend Acts; Referred, rv1.194. Bill 
ordered, 221. Presented, 223. Rk. A. 600. To repeal so muchof Act 33 Geo. III. as restrains the Company of Proprietors 
from taking tonnage on coals and certain other articles, and further to amend Acts ; Referred, Lv11.100. Petition in favour of the 
application ; to lie on the Table, 101. _ Bill ordered, 197. Presented, 205. RB. A. 353. To enable the Proprietors to make 
a Railway from Ruabon Brook to the said Canal, and to amend Acts; Referred, 11x. 110. Bill ordered, 161. _ Presented, 167. 
R, A. 372. To enable the Proprietors to extend the Whitchurch line of the Canal ; Referred, tx1v.go. Billordered, 162. Pre- 
sented, 166. Petitions against, 198, 223. Not proceeded in. For enabling the Proprietors to extend the Whitchurch line of the 
said Canal; Referred, Lxv. 57. Billordered,101. Presented,110. Rk. A. 253. —~-—— For enabling the Company of the Ellesmere 
and Chester Canal to erect a weir across the River Tannatt; Referred, Lxx1.22. Leaveto deposit plan, list of owners, estimate and 
accounts in the Private Bill Office, 47. Bill ordered, 48. Presented, 61. Committed, 102. See supra, 28. 


Epsom : —See infra, 109. 














42. Exeter :—For improving the Navigation of the Rivers Exe and Credy; Referred, tv1. 196. Bill ordered, 362. Presented, 367. 
R. A. 600. 


43. Forth and Clyde Canal :—To alter and amend Acts; Referred, 1x1. 97. Bill ordered, 165. Presented, 262. R. a. 529.—— 
To alter and amend Acts; Referred, Lx1x. 66. Bill ordered, 156. Presented, 157. Petitions against, 220,258. R. a. 463. For 
enlarging powers of Acts for making and completing the Navigation; Referred, Lxxv. 34. Petition renewed and referred, 129. 
Reported ; Report to lie upon the Table; 215. | Leave granted to deposit an estimate and subscription paper in the Private Bill Office, 
and Bill ordered, 221. Presented, 241. R. a. 422. See supra, 39. 





44. Foss Navigation and Drainage :——To explain and amend Act for making and maintaining a navigable communication for the 
junction of the River Foss with the River Ouse, and for draining and improving certain low lands lying on each side of the River Foss, 
so far as relates to the said Navigation; Referred, v1. 106. Billordered, 335. Presented, 387. aR. a. 619. 


45. Glamorganshire Canal :—To alter and enlarge powers of Act; Referred, 1x1.94. Not reported. 
Glasgow :—See supra, 29. 39. infra, 149. 


46. Gloucester and Berkeley Canal :—To enable the Proprietors to alter and vary the line thereof; Referred, 1x. 81. Bill 
ordered, 233. Presented, 291. Petition against, 375. R.a. 488.———— To enable Proprietors to dispose of shares without being 
liable to any penalty ; Referred, Lx11. 183. Not reported. To amend Acts; Referred, Lx x1. 37. Not reported. To enable 
the Proprietors to vary andalter the line; Referred, Lxx111. 14. Bill ordered; presented; 18. Petition in favour, 44. R.a. 188. 








47. Grand Junction Canal :—For enabling the Company of Proprietors more effectually to provide for the discharge of their debts, 
and to complete the whole of the works; Referred, rv1. 139. Bill ordered, 197. Presented, 260. Lords Amendment agreed to, 460. 
R. A. 600, To empower the Company to raise a further sum of money; LvitI.11. Referred, 12. Bill ordered, 40. Pre- 
sented, 134. Petitions against, 197, 205. R. A. 286. To alter and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, Lx.32. Bill ordered, 39. 
Presented, 138. Petition against, 184. Committee revived, 206. Instruction not to proceed before a certain day, 207. Bill 
re-committed, 273. 2. A. 431.——— To alter so much of Act 36 Geo. III. as relates to the payment of parochial rates; Referred, 
Lx. 180. Bill ordered, 252. Presented; Motion, That the Bill be read a Second time, negatived ; 263.——— To explain and 
enlarge powers of Acts ; Referred, txvi1. 62. Bill ordered, 86. Presented, 107. Time enlarged for Report, 294, 310. R.A. 415. 
——— To amend Acts; Referred, uxx11. 57. Not reported. Petition for Bills; Referred, txx111.10. Reported, and two 
Bills ordered, 18. _ Bill to enable the Company to vary the line of the Canal; Presented, 19. nr. a. 188. Bill to carry into effect 
certain agreements between that Company and the Lord Bishop of London and his Lessees, and the Grand Junction Waterworks 
Company ; Ordered, Lx x111. 18. Not presented. To carry into effect two Acts relating to an exchange of water for the supply 
of the Regent’s Canal; Referred, txxiv. 106. Bill ordered; presented; 228. Petition for leave to withdraw the Bill; leave given 
to withdraw the Bill, and to present another, with printed copies; 235. Time enlarged for presenting Bill, 247. Bill presented, 276. 
Petition against, 392. ‘lime enlarged for Report, 419. Lords Amendment agreed to, §53. RB. a. 558. See infra, 92. 132. 
Estates, 437. Markets, 19. Waterworks, 22. 


Grand Southern Canal :—See infra, 75. 











Grand Surrey Canal :—See infra, 109. 
Grand Western Canal :—See infra, 132. 
Hedon :—See Docks, 59. 
48. Horsham :—For making a Canal to the line of the Wey.and Arun Canal; Referred, rx v111. 89. Not reported. 


49. Huddersfield Canal :—To enable the Company of Proprietors to raise a further sum for the discharge of their debts; Referred, 
LxX1. 25. Bill ordered, 33. Presented, 41. R. a. 184. For enlarging powers of Acts, and raising more money; Referred, 
Lx1x. 29. Bill ordered, 1395. Presented, 142. Not proceeded in. 





51. Hull and Frodingham Beck River :—To alter and amend Act for improving the navigation of that river, and to extend and 
improve the said Navigation ; Referred, tv1. 165. Billordered, 488. Presented, 498. . a. 665. For enlarging powers of 
Acts; Keferred, Lxx11. 56. Bill ordered; presented; 177. Petitions against, 269, 404. Bill re-committed, 303. Time enlarged 
for Report, 341. 2B. a. 458. 





Isle of Dogs Canal :—See supra, 35. 


82. Itchin Navi gation (Hants) :—To explain and amend Acts; Referred, tv11. 45. _ Bill ordered, 147. Presented, 158. Re- 
committed, 347. R. a. 661. For increasing the rates on coals conveyed on the River Itchin; Referred, Lxv1. 47. Bill ordered, 
133. Presented, 137. Petition against, 224. Bill re-committed, 385. R. a. 453.————For increasing the rates ; Referred, rx x1v. 65. 


Bill ordered; presented; 225. Not proceeded in. —&lt;—— For increasing the rates; Referred, xxv. 47. Petition renewed, and 
referred, 128. Bill ordered, 240. Presented, 250. R. A. 455. 





63. Kennet and Avon Canal :—To complete the same, and for amending Acts ; Referred, rv1. 80. Bill ordered, 115. Presented, 172. 
Petition against, 215. . A. 449.———To enable the Company to complete the same ; Referred, Lx. 94. Bill ordered, 267. Presented, 
284. Lords Amendment agreed to, 383. R. A. 431. ‘To enable the Company to raise money to complete the same; Referred, 
LXiv. 8. Bill ordered, 13. Presented, 17. Lords Amendments agreed to, 365. Rk. A. 382. To enable the Company to raise 
a further sum of money; Referred, xxvir. 71. Not reported. For enabling the Company to raise a further sum; Referred, 
LXvi1l. 89. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered; 158. Presented, 231. Time enlarged for Report, 462. R. a. 542. 
For mncresaing, altering, and regulating the rates of tonnage, and to amend Acts; Referred, 1x x1. 6. Bill Ordered, 9. Presented, 12. 
Petitions against, 28, 57,61. Second reading put off for six months, 63. 


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Kent, Weald of, Canal :—See infra, 76. 
Keyingham Navigation :— See Drainages, 38. 
Kidwelly :—See Docks, 63. 
54. Kirkcud bright Canal :—For making and maintaining a Navigable Canal from the Boat Pool of Dalry in the Glenkenns to the port 
and town of Kirkcudbright ; Referred, Lv11. 180. Bill ordered, 3g7. Presented, 368. Lords Amendments agreed to, 648. rR. a. 661. 
Knottingley :—See supra, 13. 
59. Lagan River :—For amending and continuing Acts; Referred, tx1x. 47. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; go. Petitions 
against, 140. Motion that the Report be referred to a Committee of the Whole House ; Regent’s recommendation signified; Motion 


agreed to; 338. Considered, 343. Resolutions reported, and instruction for continuing certain Duties of Excise, 349. _ Bill pre- 
sented, 353- R.A. 517. 


Lake Lock :—See supra, 25. Railways, 24. 


56. Lancaster Canal :—To vary the course thereof, and to make Railways; Referred, Lx11.154. Bill ordered, 192. Presented, 211. 
Report on Bill further considered, and further consideration adjourned, 309. Resumed, and Bill re-committed, 313. Passed, 353- 
Petition renewed and referred, 571. Billordered, 602. Presented, 620. Petitions against, 813. R. a. 839. To alter and 


amend Acts; Referred, Lxxiv.97. Bill ordered, 118. Presented,120. Petition against, 171. | Lords Amendment agreed to, 472. 
R. A. 529. 





$7. Lark Navigation (Suffolk) :——For amending Act of William III. for making the River Lark navigable; Referred, Lx x11. ‘70. 
Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 171. Presented, 181. Petitions against, 212, 316,330. Committee to sit notwithstanding 
adjournment, 313. Petition for enlarging time to report ; referred, 323. ‘Time enlarged, 341. R. a. 473. 


Latton :—See injra, 99. 


58. Lee (Herts, Essex and Middlesex) :——For the better preservation and further improvement of the Navigation of that river ; 
Referred, Lx.110. Billordered, 159. Presented, 204. Petitions against, 223,233. R.A. 431.—————For improvement of the Navi- 
gation thereof; Referred, xviii. 94. Billordered, 108. Presented, 251. Petition against; Counsel ordered, 324. Not proceeded in. 


69. Leeds and Liverpool Canal :—For completing the same; Referred, tv111. 184. Bill ordered, 275. Not presented. ———To 
enable the Company of Proprietors to make a Navigable Cut therefrom; Referred, Lx1v. 80. Bill ordered, 168. Presented, 178. 
Passed, 299. Not returned from the Lords. To enable the Company of Proprietors more effectually to provide for the discharge 
of their debts; Referred, Lxx1.8. Leave granted for notices; Billordered; 12. Presented, 13. Petitions against, 66, 134, 301, 323, 
326, 342, 351. Time enlarged for Report, 357. Not proceeded in. To enable the Company to make a Navigable Cut, and to 
amend Act; Referred, Lxx1v.g7. Reported; Report to lie onthe Table; 114. Leave granted for notices, 120. _ Bill ordered, 191. 
Presented, 192. Petitions against, 334, 337, 382, 399, 422, 442. Petition respecting the Bill, 446. Time enlarged for Report, 419, 
464. Bill re-committed; Committee to sit and proceed, 496. R. A. 552. 








61. Leicester to Northampton :——To vary the line of the Canal; Referred, rrx.102. Not reported. To enable the Proprietors 
to vary the line thereof; Referred, Lx. y8. Bill ordered; presented; 189. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 262. Report 
further considered, and further proceeding adjourned, 309. Resumed; Bill re-committed; 321. Rk. A. 431. 





62. Leicestershire :—For making a Canal from the Union Canal in that county to the Grand Junction Canal ; Referred, rxv. 55. Bill 
ordered, 84. Presented, 98. Petitions against, 101, 120, 132, 135, 136, 162, 215, 218, 225, 229, 232, 238, 242. In favour, 
135, 140, 155, 193, 199, 206, 219, 232, 238, 308. Petition for provision; referred, 232. Reported; instruction accordingly ; 
248. Bill re-committed, 309. Rk. A. 402. 

63. Leominster Canal Navigation :——To enable the Company to raise a further sum to pay their debts, and to complete the Canal; 
Referred, v1. 130. Not reported. To alter, amend, and enlarge powers of Act; Referred, tv11. 163. Not reported. 
To enable the Company to raise money to discharge their debts, and to complete the Canal; Referred, nv111.170. Bill ordered, 245. 
Presented, 276. Petition against, 311. R. a. 690. 


Leonard, St. (Shoreditch :)—See infra, 92. 


64. Leven Canal (York) :——For enabling Charlotta Bethell to make and maintain a navigable Canal from the River Hull, at a point in 
the parish of Leven to Leven Bridge; Referred, rv1.127. Bill ordered, 160. Presented, 181. Re-committed, 335. x. a. 449. 
To alter and amend Act; Referred, 1x. 72. Bill ordered, 207. Presented, 208. R.A 339. 


Lidbrook :—See Railways, 25. 
Limehouse :—see infra, 92. 
Linford, Great :—See infra, 81. 
Liverpool :—See supra, 59. 











65. Llanelly :—For making a Canal or Railway from that town, and for the improvement of Kidwelly Harbour; Referred, Lxvit. 67. 
Bill ordered, 135. Presented, 140. Petitions against, 206, 250, 254, 290. Time enlarged for Report, 294, 334. Bill re-com- 
mitted ; to sit and proceed notwithstanding adjournment, and to report on a certain day ; 392. R, a. 446. ———— Llanelly to Llandi- 
lofawr; For making a Canal and Railway; Referred, Lxvi11.93. Not reported. See Docks, 68. Supra, 24. 


Lliedi :—See supra, 24. 
Loch Earn :—See infra, 114. 


66. London and Cambridge :——For amending Act for making a Canal from the Stort Navigation to the River Cam; Referred,, 
Lx1x.31. Billordered, 100. Presented, 125. Petitions against, 138, 164, 167. In favour, 167. Petition for introducing a Clause, 
224. Standing Orders relating to Navigation Bills read; Report further considered; 225. Petition respecting Standing Orders ; 
referred to a Committee, 247. (See Committees, 1768.) Petition reported, with a Resolution and Minutes, 263. Report further 
considered, and Resolution agreed to; Bill passed ; 286. Lords Amendment agreed to, 362. R. A. 367. | 


Long Itchington :—See infra, 103. 
Loughor :——See Supra, 24. infra, 87. 


67. Lune Navigation :——To explain and render more effectual Acts; Referred, 1x11. 159. Bill ordered, 184. Presented, 192. Passed, 
358. Petition renewed, and referred, 571. Bill ordered, 602. Presented, 609. R. a. 804. 


Maidenhead :—See infra, 133. 
Maidstone Navigation :—See infra, 74. 


68. Manchester 
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NAVIGATIONS AND CANALS—continued. 


II. Petitions: for Bills relative to Navigations and Canals, &amp;c.—continued. 


63. Manchester and Ashton under Lyne Canal :—To enable the Company more effectually to provide for the discharge of their 
debts ; Referred, 1x. 26. Bill ordered, 52. 


Presented, 56. 


R. a. 146. 








69. Manchester and Bolton Canal :—To enable the Company of Proprietors to raise money to discharge their debts, and for altering 
Presented, 458. Petition against ; to lie on the Table till Second reading, 


and amending 


Act ; Referred, tv1. 152. 


Bill ordered, 432. 


and Counsel ordered, 507. Not proceeded in. 


71. Manchester and Bury Canal. :—To.enable the Company of Proprietors to raise money to complete the same; Referred, Lx. 23. 


72. Manchester and Oldham Canal :—-To alter and amend powers of Acts ; Referred, Lx11. 154. 


Bill ordered, 25. Presented, 27. 


R. A. 132. 


Not reported. 


73.. Market Harborough : :——For making a Canal from thence to Stamford; Referred, txv1.69. Bill ordered, 84. Presented, 88. 


Marsworth :—See infra, 132. 


Medway 


74. 


75, 


76. 


Mersey Canal :—See supra, 41. 





Report ; 
to, 324. 


Boxley, Allington and Aylesford; Referred, Lv1. 182. 
notices; 255. Petition signifying that notices had been given, referred, 309. Not proceeded in. 
the Navigation of that river from the town of Maidstone, through the parishes of Maidstone, Boxley,- Allington and Aylesford, and for 
better and more etiectually improving the Navigation of the said river ; Referred, rv11. 58. Bill ordered, 317. Presented, 373. 
Petitions against, 427, 446. 


Referred, LXvi. 72. 
deviating from the line; referred, 233. 
for notices, and to deposit a plan, &amp;c.; instruction accordingly ; 244. Order for Second reading discharged, 282. 
For making a Canal from the Medway, near Brandbridges in the parish of East Peckham, to Appledore ; Referred, rx vir. 58. 
Petitions against, 109, 123, 138,170. Petition in favour,116. Notice taken of an irregularity in the 
Bill re-committed ; Committee to sit and proceed forthwith, and to report on a certain day ; 203.. Lords Amendment agreed 
Referred, Lxx.16. Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 121. 
cation for the Bill, and for introducing a clause empowering Petitioner to withdraw their names as subscribers, 226. Bill passed, 279. 
Not returned from the Lords. 


Bill ordered, 86. Presented, 93. 


R. A. 642. 


Bill ordered, 114. 


R. A. 351. ———— For amending Act ; 


infra, 124. 


See infra, 119. 


Presented, 137. 
Report ; to lie upon the Table, 238. 





Petitions against, 95, 98,,110, 116, 187. Petitions in favour, 194. Second reading put off for six months, 196. 


(Grand Southern): —For making a Canal from the Medway at Tunliridge to Portsmouth; Referred, Lxv1. 72. 
Presented, 137. Petitions against, 170, 236. Second reading put off fur six months, 245. 


To-enlarge powers of Act for improving the Navigation of that river from the town of Maidstone, through the parishes of Maidstone, 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 246. Read again; leave granted for 
For repealing Act for improving 


Bill ordered, 94. 


(Weald of Kent) :—For making a Canal from the Medway, near Brandbridges in the parish of East Peckham, to the River Rother ; 
Petition against, 159. Petitions in favour, 230. 
Report on additional Petition read again; leave granted 


Additional Petition for 


Not proceeded in. 


77. Merstham (Surrey) :——For making a Canal from thence to the Newbridge Canal ; Referred, txvi1.'76. Not reported. 


Petition respecting appli- 


78. Monkland, Old and New to Glasgow : :—For leave to present a Petition to amend Act for making a Canal and Waggon-way; 


Referred, LXVIII. 133. 
sented, 284. 


R. a. 506. 


Leave given ; Petition presented, and referred ; 


147. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered ; 


159. ~Pre- 


79. Monmouthshire Canal Navigation :—For enabling the Company of Proprietors to raise a further sum of money, and for altering 


and enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lv1. 154. 


Bill ordered, 186. 


Presented, 341. 


Petitions against, 417, 431. 


R. A. 661. 


Not presented, —~—— For making and maintaining certain 
Railways to communicate therewith, and for enabling the Company of Proprietors to raise a further sum of money, and for explaining and 
amending Acts; Referred, rv11.108. Bill ordered, 123. 


80. Montgomery Canal :—For enabling the Company of Proprietors to vary the line; Referred, Lxx. 47. Bill ordered, 137. Petition 


for leave to present the Bill, referred, 196. 
ordered ; presented ; 
Further enlarged, 301. 


R. A. 415. 


Netherpool Canal :—See supra, 41. 


Newbridge :-—See supra, 77. 


Report; to lie on the Table ; 


Order of leave for Bill read and discharged; another Bill 
206. Petition for enlarging time for Report; a Member present verified facts of Petition; time enlarged; 286. 


81. Newport Pagnell :——For making a Canal to join the Grand Junctior Canal at Great Linford; Referred, tx1x. 14. Bill ordered, 22., 


Presented, 129. 


Petition against, 176. 


Northampton Canal :—See supra, 61. 
Nottingham :—See supra, 61. 
Ore and Alde :—See Docks, 82. 


82. Ouse River (Norfolk and Suffolk) :~—-For amending Act, and for improving the Navigation of the River; Referred, txv. 42. 


Bill ordered, 82. 


Presented, 149. 


Drainages, 27. 


R. A. 359- 
Nith River :—For improving the Navigation thereof; Referred, xv. 59. Not reported. 


Re-committed ; Committee to report on or before a certain day; 370. 


See Docks, 38. 


R.A. 483. 


See 


83. Ouse River (Sussex) :—To alter and amend Act; Referred, 1x1. 98. Bill ordered, 368. Presented, 377. R. A. 529——— 
Committee appointed to inspect 
Petition against, 
Not proceeded in—&lt;——For enlarging powers of Acts, and increasing the tolls; Referred, Lx1x. 30. Bill ordered, 63. 


To alter and amend Acts; 
Lords Journals, 550. 


referred, 598. 


Petitions against, 76, 213. Bill presented, 123. 


84. Oxford Canal :—To amend and alter Acts; Referred, ux11. 164. 
Petition renewed and referred, 565. 
powers of Acts ; Referred, rx111. 8. Bill ordered, 25. Presented, 44. Petition against, 69. 


Passed, 355- 


Referred, pxviir. 18. Bill ordered, 28. 
Report, and Petition and Report thereon read; another Bill ordered; 551. 


Presented, 248. 


Passed, 362. 


Presented, 552. 


Petition in favour, 235. R.A. 393- 
Bill ordered, 279. Presented, 293. 
Bill ordered, 618. Presented, 626. k. a. 775. 





R. A. 164. 


85. Paddington :—For making a Canal from thence to the London Docks ; Referred, rv111. 161. Not reported. 


Petition against, 336. 
To amend and enlarge 


See infra, 92. 


86. Peake Forest Canal (Derby) :—To enable the Company of Proprietors more effectually to provide for the discharge of their debts ; 


Referred, Lx. 


41. 


Bill ordered, 49. Presented, 56. 


R. A. 146. 


87. Penclawdd :—For making a Canal and railway from thence to Loughor, &amp;c. ; Referred, Lxv1. 72. Bill ordered, 115. Presented, 126. 


Lords Amend: 


ments agreed to, 328. 


Perth :—See infra, 114. 


R.A, 356. 


88. Plumstead :—For making a Canal from the River Thames near Woolwich to Erith; Referred, tx1x. 68. Bill ordered, 157-. Pre- 
Second reading put off for six months, 270. 


sented, 163. 


Petitions ) against, 190. 


In favour, 263, 270. 





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89. Pocklington :—For making a Canal from the River Derwent to that town; Referred, Lxx. 35. Bill ordered, 50. Presented, 70. 
R. A. 321. 


91. Portsmouth and Arundel Canal :—For making a Canal from the River Arun to Chichester and Portsmouth ; Referred, rx x11. 
72. Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 130. _ Petitions against, 141, 150,198. In favour, 141, 146. Committee to send for persons, 


papers and records, 220. R. A. 458. —-— For granting further powers to the Company; Referred, Lxx1v.100. Bill ordered. 129. 
Presented, 126. R. A. 552. See supra, 34. 75- : 


Preston Navigation :—See infra, 93. 


92. Regent's Canal (Middlesex) :——For making a Canal from Paddington to the River Thames at Limehouse; Referred, Lx vit. 30. 
Bill ordered, 44. Presented, 93. Petitions against, 108, 122, 125, 134, 141, 148, 154, 160, 162, 166, 178, 206. Petition of 
Mr. Serjeant Runnington, and others, complaining of non-compliance with the Standing Orders ; referred to the Committee on the Bill ; 
163. Petition again read; Order for referring it to the Committee on Bill discharged; Petition referred to a Committee, 173. 
Report; to lie on the Table, 192. | Committee on Bill revived, and to sit and proceed forthwith, 237. Petition of Mr. Portman, 
complaining of non-compliance with the Standing Orders; referred, 249. Report on the Petition of Mr. Serjeant Runnington, and 
others, read, and with the Minutes of Evidence taken thereupon, referred to the Committee on Mr. Portman’s Petition, 261. 
Voices, 267. Report; to lie on the Table, 282. Time enlarged for Report on Bill, 294. Report of the Bill further considered ; 
further consideration adjourned; 359. Resumed, 363. Regent's consent signified, 390. Lords Amendments agreed to, 519. 
R. A. §23.- For amending Act; Referred, rxviir. 78. BBill ordered, 108. Presented, 259. Regent’s consent signified, 384. 
R.A. 416. For amending Act; Referred, 1xx1. 54. Bill ordered, 232. Presented, 239. Petitions against, 339, 352. 
Time enlarged for Report, 356. Lords Amendments agreed to, 524. R. a. 529.——-—— For altering and amending Acts ; Referred, 


Lxxiv. 104. Bill ordered, 200. Presented,207. Petitions against, 253, 261, 268, &lt;73, 277, 297, 302, 319. Lords Amendment 
agreed to, 489. R.A. 529. See supra, 47. 








93. Ribble (Lancashire) :——-For improving the Navigation of that River; Referred, rx1.'70. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 
126. Read again, and Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 159. Petitions against, 205. rR. a. 529. 


94. Rochdale Canal :—To enable the Proprietors to raise a further sum of money for the discharge of their debts, and for completing the 
said Canal; Referred, 11x. 38. Bill ordered, 70. Presented, 75. Lords Amendments agreed to, 158. Rk. a. 173. ————_ To 
enable the Company to provide for the discharge of their debts; Referred, Lx1.18. Bill ordered, 29. Presented, 50. Petitions 
against, 79. Lords Amendment agreed to, 198. R. a. 229. To alter and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, ux11. 151. 


Bill ordered, 248. Presented, 299. Committed, 310. Petition against, 334. Petition renewed, and referred, 568. Bill ordered, 
599. Presented, 608. Re-committed, 752.  R. a. 831. 





95. Romford :—For making a Canal from Rainham Creek to that town; Referred, xvi11. 94. Not reported. 


96. Rother and Arun :—For altering and amending Acts; Referred, Lxx1. 26. Bill ordered, 67. Presented,199. Not proceeded i . 
See supra, 76. 


Rotherhithe :—See supra, 33. infra, 109. 
Royal Canal (Dublin) :—See supra, 2, 3. 37; infra, 143. 148. 


97. Sankey Brook :—For extending the powers of Acts, and for making a new Cut; Referred, uxxv. 36. Bill ordered, 56. Petition 
renewed, and referred, 178. Bill ordered, 212. Presented, 217. Petition against; to lie upon the Table, 228. 


98. Severn River :—To extend the Towing-path ; Referred, rv111. 166. Bill ordered, 396. Presented, 414. R.A. 637. For 
extending the Towing-path ; Referred, tx1v.72. Bill ordered, 154. Presented, 162. R. a. 355.———For extending the Towing- 


path; Referred, rxv1. 69. Bill ordered, 119. Presented, 122. Petitions against, 168. Lords Amendment agreed to, 397. R. A. 410. 
See infra, 121. Railways, 36. 





99. Severn Junction :—For making a Canal from the Wilts and Berks Canal at Swindon to Latton; Referred, Lxv1.67. Petitions 
against the application, 83, 88, 102,150, 156, 168, 171, 185, 186, 195. Bill ordered, 85. Presented, 136. Petitions in favour, 
207,230. Not proceeded in. 


Shadwell :—See supra, 85. infra, 126. 


100, Sheffield :—For making a navigable Communication between that town and the River Humber; Referred, tvi11.191. Not reported. 

For making a navigable Canal to Tinsley ; Referred, Lxx. 41. Bill ordered, 62. Presented, 70. Petitions against, 117, 208. 
Additional Petition ; Referred, 154. Leave granted for notices; instruction for making a Railway open for the public; 161. Bill 
re-committed, 256. n. a. 363. 





Shoreham :—See supra, 11. 


101. 


al 


Solway Frith :—For making a Canal from Carlisle to the Solway Frith; Referred, txx1v. 35. Bill ordered, 45. Presented, 49. 
R. A. 316. 


102. Somersetshire Coal Canal Navigation :—To enable the Company of Proprietors to. vary the lines, to raise money for 
completing the said Canal, and to amend Acts ; Referred, Lv11.14. Report; to lieon the Table, 19. Read again; re-committed ; 21. 
Report ; to lie on the Table, 23. Read again; Billordered; 29. Presented, 31. Re-committed ; all to have voices; 98. Petitions 
against, 98,99. Lords Amendments agreed to, 379. R. A. 386. See supra, 36. 





103. Southam :—For making a Canal from the Warwick and Napton Canal to the town of Southam; Referred, Lxxiv. 78. Bill ordered, 
115. Presented, 225. Petitions against, 238, 243, 259. Bill committed, 362. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 421. Not 


proceeded in. 
104. Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal :—To alter, continue and improve Acts ; Referred, 1x. 106. Not reported. 


105. Stainforth and Keadby Canal :—To amend and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, rx1v. 36. Bill ordered, 173. Presented, 


181. R, A. 334- . 

106. Stamford :—For making a Canal from thence to Boston ; Referred, txv1.73- Bill ordered, 89. Presented, 123. Petitions against, 
142, 145, 150, 169, 207. Petitions in favour, 165, 172, 195, 206, 217. Second reading put off for six months, 217. See 
supra, '73- 


Stockton-upon-Tees :—See infra, 115. 


107. Stratford-upon-Avon Cana] :—To amend and enlarge powers of Acts ; Referred, tx1v. 72. Bill ordered, 101. Presented, 
148. RB. A. 305.———For altering the line; Referred, 1x1x. 44. Not reported. For amending Acts; Referred, Lxx. 44. 
Bill ordered, 65. Presented, 78. Notice taken, that the Bill was not properly prepared; Order for Second reading discharged; Bill 
withdrawn ; another ordered ; presented; 95. R. a. 296. For enabling the Company to raise a further sum of money; 
Referred, Lx x11. 39. Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 158. Rk. a. 300. 








108. Sunderland 
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II. Petitions for Bills relative to Navigations and Canals, &amp;c.—continued. 


108. Sunderland Navigation :—tTo explain and amend Act; Referred, xxiv. 50. Bill ordered, 190. Presented, 196. Petitions 
against, 208, 228, 234, 273, 340, 370, 382. Petitions in favour, to be printed, 265. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 
352. Time enlarged for Report, 415,451. BR. A. 552. . 


109. Surrey Grand Canal :—From the River Thames at Rotherhithe to Mitcham; Referred, v1.29. Bill ordered, 53. Presented, 72. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 432. RB. A.449.——=—~To enable the Proprietors to make a collateral Branch therefrom, to the 
Bricklayer’s Arms; Referred, Lx1t. 174. Bill ordered, 229. Presented, 283. Committed, 307. Petitions against, 329, 352. 
Petition renewed, and referred, 603. Bill ordered, 633. Presented, 651. Petition for provision ; referred, 753. Reported; and 
instruction to make provision for raising such further sum of money as may be adequate for completing the Canal; 758. R. a. 831. 

To enable the Proprietors to supply certain places with water, and to amend Acts; Referred, rx111.74. Bill ordered, 118. 

Presented, 186. Petitions against, 199, 201, 298. Petitions in favour, 244, 278. R. a. 402. To enable the Proprietors to 

make a collateral Cut; Referred, Lxv1.71. Bill ordered, 103. Presented, 134. Petitions against, 164, 198, 294, 230, 234, 252. 

Lords Amendments agreed to, 420. R. A. 433. For amending Act; Referred, txv111. 76. Leave granted for notices; Bill 

ordered, 108. Presented, 123. Petitions against, 147. Second reading put off for six months, 160. See supra, 34. 


Sutton :—See infra, 130. 











112. Swansea :—For making a Canal and Railway from that town to Oystermouth; Referred, t1x.114. Bill ordered, 131. - Presented, 
145. Petitions against, 199, 267. RK. A. 372. 


Swindon :—See supra, 99. P 


113. Tamar :—From that river to Tavistock, and proper Railways, &amp;c.; Referred, tvi11. 186. Leave granted for notices, 327. Bill 
ordered, 459. Presented, 477. R. A. 637. 


Taunton :—See supra, 23. infra, 123. 132. 


Tavistock Canal :—See supra, 113. 


114. Tay :—For making a Navigable Canal from that river to Lock Earn ; Referred, rx11. 186. Bill ordered, 293. Presented, 300. Com- 


mitted, 313. Petition renewed, and referred, 594. Bill ordered, 616. Presented, 630. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 765. 
Not proceeded in. 


115. Tees :—For making a Canal from the east side of that river, near Stockton, to Portrack; Referred, tx111.107. Bill ordered, 200. 
Presented, 216. Additional Petition; Referred to a Committee, 250, R. a, 372. 





Thames : 
116. For improving the Navigation of that river; Referred, x11. 182. Voices, 265. Not reported. To amend Acts; Referred, 
Lxv. 68. Bill ordered, 186. Presented, 193. Re-committed, 434. Lords Amendments agreed to, 500. R. a. 506. —— For 





enlarging the powers of Acts; Referred, Lxvi1.9g. Bill ordered, 29. Presented, 51. Report further considered; Clause offered 
and Bill re-committed with respect to the said Clause; 197. Lords Amendment agreed to, 277. R. a. 289.——— For amending 
Acts; Referred, tx1x. 63. Bill ordered, 156. Presented, 162. Petition against, 271. R. a. 510. 


117. For making a Canal from Walton into the Thames at Weybridge; Referred, Lxx11. 58. Not reported. 
See supra, 9. 


118. Thames and Isis :—To authorize the Commissioners to make a Navigable Canal at Egham ; Referred, txv11. 63. Bill ordered, 104. 
Presented, 109. Regent’s consent signified, 216. R. a. 289. 


119. Thames and Medway Canal :—To enable the Proprietors to vary the line, and to raise a further sum for completing the same; 
Referred, r1x.100. Bill ordered, 129. Presented, 208. R. a. 315. ——==—— For enabling the Company of Proprietors to vary the 
line ; txv. 46. Referred, 47. Bill ordered, g2. Presented, 96. Petition against, 239. King’s consent signified, 336. R. a. 379- 
To enable the Company to raise a further sum; Referred, Lxx111. 5. Bill ordered; presented; 16. nr. a. 188. 





121. Thames and Severn Canal :—To alter and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tx1v.69. Bill ordered, 125. Pre- 
sented, 129. R&amp;. A. 355- For amending of Act; Referred, Lxvi11. 91. Leave granted to deposit a Plan with the Clerk of the 
Peace, and in the Private Bill Office; Bill ordered; 277. Presented, 282. Petition against, 356. m. a. 630. 





122. Thames Ditton :—For making a Canal from thence to Dorking ; Referred, Lxv1. 77. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 93. 
Not proceeded in. 


Thornbury :—See Docks, 27. 


123. Tone River :—To explain and amend Acts for making the said river navigable from Bridgewater to Taunton ; Referred, Lv1. 155. 
Not reported.——«—To explain and amend Acts for making the said river navigable from Bridgewater to Taunton; Referred, Lv111 190. 
Bill ordered, 270. Presented, 292. Not proceeded in. To explain and amend Acts for making the said river navigable 
from Bridgewater to Taunton; Referred, 1x. 99. Bill ordered, 296. Presented, 299. Lords Amendments agreed to, 401. 
R. A. 417. 





Topsham t——See infra, 132. 
Tradestown :—See supra, 14. 


124. Trent and Mersey Canal :—To enable the Company of Proprietors to make Railways, and to amend Acts; Referred, Lv11. 113. 
Bill ordered, 151. Presented, 212. Voices, 249. R.A. 353.———=—- To amend Acts; Referred, Lx11.173. Bill ordered, 268. 
Presented, 301. Not proceeded in. To enable the Company of Proprietors to raise a certain sum, and to amend Acts; Referred, 
LX111. 118, .Vot reported. To amend Acts; Referred, ux1v. 83. Bill ordered,174. Presented, 182. Petition against, 268. 
R. As 334. 


Union Canals :—See supra, 62 ; infra, 133. 








125. Ure :—To amend and enlarge powers of Act for making navigable the River Ure, and for raising a further sum ; Referred, Lxxv. 52. 
Petition renewed, and referred, 128. Bill ordered, 143. Presented, 158. Petition against, 252. R. a. 346. 


Walsham, North :—See infra, 129. 


126. Waltham Abbey :——For making a Canal from the River Thames at Shadwell to Waltham Abbey; Referred, Lv111. 189. 
Not reported. 
Walton :—sSee supra, 117. 
Wandsworth :—See Railways, 44. 
127. Warwick Canal :—To amend and enlarge powers of Act; Referred, txrv. 38. Bill ordered, 157. Presented, 172. R.A. 334- 
See supra, 103. ; 
128. Waveney Navigation (Norfolk and Suffolk) :—For improving the same ; Referred, txx111. 60. Not reported. 
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II. Petitions for Bills relative to Navigations and Canals, &amp;c.—continued. 
129. Wayford Bridge :-—For making a navigable Canal from thence to North Walsham; Referred, uxvit, 58. Bill ordered, 109. 
Presented, 122. Petition against, 203. R. A, 351. 
Weald of Kent Canal :—See supra, 76. 
Wear Navigation :——See supra, 108. 


130. Weaver :—For making a Canal from that river to the town of Sutton; Referred, 1x1. '79. Not reported. —_— For improving the 
Navigation of that river; Referred, rx11. 180. Not reported. To open a communcation between that river and the River 
Mersey ; Referred, ux11. 184. Bill ordered, 279. Presented, 291. Petition in favour; Second reading deferred ; 361. Petition 
renewed, and referred, 571. Bill ordered, 600. Presented, 610. Rk. A. 831. 





131. Wella nd Navigation :—To explain and render more effectual Act; Referred, tx11. 141. Bill ordered, 152. Presented, 282, 
Committed 312. Petition renewed, and referred, 566. Bill ordered, 600. Presented, 609. Agreed to by the Lords with Amend- 
ments, 838. Not considered. ——— For improving the Navigation ; Referred, xvi. 76. Bill ordered, 84. Not presented. 
To amend Act; Referred, ux1x.65. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 96. Not presented. ———— For repealing certain 
parts of Act, and for improving the outfall thereof; Referred, xx. 41. Bill ordered, 66. Order of leave for Bill read and discharged ; 
another Bill ordered; presented ; 93. Not proceeded in. 


132. Western Grand Canal :—To vary the line of a Cut authorized to be made by Act 36 Geo. III. from the Exe, near Topsham, 
to the Tone, near Taunton; Referred, txv1. 75. Bill ordered, 81. Presented, 84. Petition against, 207. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 425. R.A. 433- To alter and increase the rates of tonnage; Referred, txvir. 20. Bill ordered, 43. Presented, 51. 
R. As 213,—————Western Grand Junction Canal; To enable the Company of Proprietors to transfer their powers to certain persons 
of making a Navigable Cut from the Canal at Marsworth to Aylesbury, and for extending same to join the Wilts and Berks Canal 
near Abingdon ; Referred, Lxvi.76. Bill ordered; Petition against the application; 83. Bill presented, 87. _ Petitions against, 
97, 102, 106, 114. Petitions in favour, 97, 102, 114. Second reading put off for six months, 116. 

133. Western Union Canal :—For making a Canal from the River Thames, near Maidenhead, to the Grand Junction Canal ; Referred, 
uxxv. 49. Bill ordered, 55. Presented, 91. Petition against, 94. Petition renewed, and referred, 112. Bill ordered, 121. 


Presented, 128, Petitions against, 165, 177, 210, 213, 222, 250, 275, 289, 291, 299. Petitions in favour, 201, 210. Not 
proceeded in. 








134. Wey and Arun Rivers (Surrey and Sussex) :——For making a Canal to unite those Rivers; Referred, txviii. 29. Bill 
ordered, 42. Presented, 115. Petition against, 128. . a. 365. 


Weybridge :—See supra, 117. 

135. Wilts and Berks Canal Navigation :—To enable the Company of Proprietors to raise money for completing the said Canal, 
and to amend Acts; Referred, tv1.40. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 109. Re-committed, 233. R. a.600.—— For enlarging 
powers of Acts; Referred, rxv. 50. Bill ordered, 149. Presented, 170. Petition against, 357. R. a. 448. For making 
a Canal out of the Wilts and Berks Canal, to communicate with the Thames and Severn Canal at Latton; Referred, txvrtt. gl. 
Petition against the application, 129. Bill ordered, 160. Petitions respecting the application, 160, 183. Bill presented, 205. 
Petitions against, 205, 240, 266, 328, 347, 359, 362, 372, 378, 435, 439, 446, 459, 496. Petitions in favour, 349, 357, 359, 
362, 367, 378. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 434. Time enlarged for Report, 461. R. a. 631. For 
enabling the Commissioners to raise money for the discharge of their debts ; Referred, Lxx. 40. Bill ordered, 86. Presented, 89. 
R. A. 184. See supra, 99. 








136. Witham River (Lincoln) :—To alter and amend Acts relating to the Navigation of the said river; Referred, trx. 116. Not 
reported. See Drainages, 95. 


137. Woolwich to Erith :—For making a Canal, with Docks and other Works; Referred, Lx vit. 98. Bill ordered, 183. Presented, 251. 
Petitions against, 360. Motion for appointing a Select Committee to inquire whether the carrying into execution a plan proposed by 
the Bill be practicable; Negatived, 460.. Bill not proceeded in. For making a navigable Canal; Referred, rxx. 56. Bill 
ordered, 139. Presented, 143. Petition against, 174. Order for Second reading discharged, 238. Not proceeded in. 


138. Worcester and Birmingham Canal :—To alter and amend Acts, and to enable the Proprietors to raise a further sum of 
money ; Referred, rx. 107. Bill ordered, 186. Presented, 200. R.A. 279. To amend and enlarge powers of Acts; 
Referred, x11. 49. Bill ordered, 180. Presented, 217. R.A. 373.————For amending Acts; Referred, txvi. 46. Bill 
ordered, 126. Presented, 137. Read the First time, 159. Not proceeded in. ———— For leave to present a Petition to enable the 
Company of Proprietors to extend their works; Referred, Lxx. 58. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 62, Bill 
ordered, 65. Presented, 88. Petitions against, 185, 208, 298. Petitions in favour, 214, 298. Petition for leave to withdraw the 
plan and other documents from the Private Bill Office, for the purpose of depositing another plan upon a reduced scale; Referred, 
243. Reported, and leave given; instruction to make provision, 246. Bill re-committed, 256. Regent’s consent signified, 306, 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 342. R.A. 363. 


Worcestershire Canal :—See supra, 104. 


139. Wye, &amp;c. Navigation and Towing Path :—To amend Acts; Referred, tx1v.79. Leave granted for notices, 109. Bill 
ordered, 166. Presented, 173. R.A. 334. See Railways, 36. 








III. Other Petitions relative to Navigations and Canals: 
Crinan Canal (Scotland) : 


141. For leave to present a Petition for loan of a further sum of money for completing the same; 11x.340. Leave given; Petition offered; 
King’s recommendation signified; Petition presented, and referred; 341. Report, 363. Report to lie on the Table, and, with 
Appendix, be printed, 364. Report referred to the Committee of Supply, Lx. 297. See Supply, 42. 1066. 5223. 
142. For leave to present a Petition for further advance of public money for making and maintaining a Canal from Loch Gilp to Loch Crinan ; 
Regent’s recommendation signified; Lxx1.471. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 472. Report; referred to the 
Committee of the Whole House, upon the Report from the Select Committee on the several papers relative to the Canal presented 
11 April 1816; 476. See Committees, 829. See also supra, 7. 


Royal Canal (Ireland) : 

143. Of the Company for relief; Offered; Regent’s recommendation signified ; Petition presented ; to lie on the Table; Lxv1.364. Referred 
to a Committee ; to report observations; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; 404. Reported; Report 
to lie on the Table, and, with Appendix, be printed, 431. 

144. Of loan debenture holders for relief; Offered; Regent’s recommendation signified ; Petition presented; to lie on the Table; rxvit. 363. 
Of holders of 4 per cent loan debentures ; to lie on the Table, 364. Petitions read and referred to a Committee; number to be twenty- 
one; to send for persons, papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; 368. To report observations, 479. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table, and be printed, 492. (App. 887.) 

145. Of the Company of undertakers for leave to present a Petition for grant of £.150,000.; Offered ; Regent’s recommendation signified ; 
Lxvii. 260. Leave given; Petition presented ; to lie on the Table; 263. Select Committee appointed to take the affairs of the 
Company into consideration, 301. (See Committees, 1654.) Petitions referred to the Committee from Cashell, 382. Kilkenny, 396. 
Tipperary ; offered ; Regent’s recommendation signified ; Petition presented and referred; 404. Kilkenny; offered; Regent's recom- 
mendation signified ; Petition presented and referred; 406. Clonmell, 426. Templemore, 427. Slieve Ardagh and Killenaule 
Collieries, 427. Caher; offered; Regent’s recommendation signified; Petition presented and referred; 436. 


146. Of 
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147. 
148. 


1. 


11. 


12. 


13. 


14. 


15. 


16. 


17. 


18. 


19. 


21. 


8 8 


24. 


III. 


146. 


149. 


692 ~ NAVIGATIONS——NAVY. 


Other Petitions relative to Navigations and Canals—continued. 


Royal Canal (Ireland) —continued. 


Of loan debenture holders for leave to present a Petition for relief; Offered; Regent’s recommendation signified ; rxv111. 263. Leave 
given ; Petition presented ; to lie on the Table; 264. Of 4 percent debenture holders for their priority ; to lie on the Table, 289. 


Of Lieutenant General John Daniel Arabin, a debenture holder ; To lie on the Table, rx x1. 62. 


Of stockholders ; To lie on the Table, rxx11. 51. Referred to the Select Committee on the state of the late Royal Canal Company, 351. 
Of four and a half per cent holders, 287. Referred to the above Committee, 288. See Committees, 1655. See also supra, 2. 


Glasgow and Ardrossan Canal :—of gentlemen, magistrates, &amp;c. of Renfrew for Parliament to allow a certain sum for the 
completion of that Canal ; To lie on the Table, tx xv. 228, 


See Accounts and Papers, 1024-5. 1101-2. 1105-1110. 2939. 3488-3500. Canal Society. Committees, 822-831. 
1651-1655. 1764. Inland Navigation. King, 91. 137, Military Canal. Navigable Rivers. Orders, 6. 
22. 37. 54, 55+ 102. Petitions, 365. Scotland, 1, 2. Supply, Key to Supply; also 5223. 5339- 


—— OE 


Navi gation Laws :—See Petitions, 366. 


Navy, Navy Pay Office, and Naval Affairs : 


Bill for the regulation of His Majesty’s Marine Forces while on shore; Ordered, tv1.91. Presented, 97. =. A. 219. ——— Ordered, 

Lvi1. 222. Presented, 226. pr. a. 256. (For continuing Act of present session; Ordered, Lv11. 438. Presented, 441. R. A. 492.) 
For the regulation of His Majesty’s Royal Marine Forces while on shore; Ordered, Lv11. 564. Presented, 568. Rk. a. 660. 
Ordered, tv1t1. 218. Presented, 234. R. a. 286. Ordered, 11x. 48. Presented, 82. R. A. 141. Ordered, ux.116. 
Presented, 119. R.A. 159.——~ Ordered, 1x1. 59. Presented,62. R. a. 158. Ordered ; presented ; Lx1I.217. R. A. 269. 
Ordered, Lx111. 139. Presented, 142. R. A.191. Ordered ; presented; Lx1v. 138. Re-committed, 150. R. a. 171. 
Ordered, xv. 166. Presented,173. Re-committed, 188. R. a. 214. Ordered, Lxv1.150. Presented,151. Lords Amend- 
ments agreed to, 192. R. A. 194. Ordered, txvit. 146. Presented, 165. R. a. 213.——Ordered; presented; LXVIII. 312. 
R, R. 338. Ordered ; presented; Lx1x. 82. R. A. 119. Ordered ; presented ; LXx.137. R. A. 184. Ordered ; pre- 
sented; Lxxt. 183. R. A. 231. Ordered ; presented; Lxx1I. 153. R.A. 176.——— Ordered; presented; LXx111. 132. 
R. A. 188.—— Ordered; presented; LXXIV. 210. R.A. 258. Ordered; presented; Lxxv. 287. R. a. 346. 


















































Bill to enable officers, mariners and soldiers to exercise trades ; Ordered, Lv11. 413. Presented, 519. R. a.641. 


Bill for the better supply of mariners and seamen tu serve in His Majesty’s ships of war and merchant ships; Ordered, Lv111.501. Pre- 
sented, 509. R. A. 543. 

Bill for the encouragement of seamen and for better manning the Navy; Ordered, Lv11r. 594. Presented; printed; 601. Instruction 
relative to the salaries of the Judges of Courts of Admiralty at Malta, &amp;c. 653. Motion for an instruction for the more speedy decision 
of appeals in matters of prize; negatived, 674. R. a. 693. 

Bill to prevent the desertion of petty officers, seamen and others from His Majesty’s service by means or under colour of civil or criminal 
process; Ordered, L1x.12. Presented; printed; 13.  R. A. 55- 

Bill for the encouragement of seamen, and for the better and more effectually manning His Majesty’s Navy; Ordered, Lx. 155. Pre- 
sented, 193. Instruction to make provision for granting salaries to Judges of Courts of Admiralty in Malta and the Bermuda and 
Bahama Islands, 208. Bill considered ; reported ; day appointed for further considering Report, and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 210. 
Order for further considering Report discharged, and Bill re-committed,215. Again printed, 279. Again re-committed, 323. Motion 
for instruction for insuring regularity and dispatch in the decision of appeals in cases of prize, negatived, 323. R. A. 430. 


Bill to amend and extend the benefits of Act 35 Geo. III. to enable petty officers, seamen and marines serving in the Navy to allot part of 
their wages or pay for the maintenance of their wives and families; Ordered; presented; Lx1. 518. R. A. 560. 


Bill for further regulating the office of the Treasurer of the Navy; Ordered, rx11.92. Presented, 264. Rr. a. 364. 


Bill to — Act 25 Geo. III. for better regulating the office of Treasurer of the Navy ; Ordered, Lx111. 45. Presented ; printed; 46. 
R. A. 164. 

Bill to extend the provisions of Act 45 Geo. III. c. 72, for the encouragement of seamen, &amp;c. to cases arising in consequence of hostilities 
commenced since the passing of the said Act; Ordered; presented; tx11r. 456. Motion for instruction to the Committee to amend 
Act 45 Geo. III. to prevent agents from advancing proceeds of prizes, on account ; negatived, 467. . a. 476. 

Bill to amend several Acts respecting the payment of wages and prize money to persons serving in His Majesty’s Royal Navy ; Ordered, 
LXIV. 313. Presented; printed; 316. R. A. 405. 

Bill to explain and amend Act 45 Geo. III. c. 72, for the encouragement of seamen, and for the better and more effectually manning His 
Majesty’s Navy; Ordered, Lx1v. 313. Presented; printed; 316. Instruction to receive a clause or clauses to extend some of the 


provisions of the Bill to the royal marines, and to soldiers serving upon joint expeditions in the Navy, 369. Bill again printed, 380. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 409. R. A. 415. 


Bill to increase the number of persons to be bred to the Sea Service ; Ordered, txv. 472. Presented, 473. Reported; Bill as amended, 
to be printed, 504. Not proceeded in. 


Bill to enable officers of the royal marines to draw on the paymaster for part of their pay; Ordered, txvit. 424. Presented, 425. 
Committed, 431. Committee deferred, 434, 444, 447. Not proceeded in. 


Bill oe es Acts 31 Geo. III. c, 10, and 32 Geo. III. c. 33, for the encouragement of seamen, &amp;c,; Ordered, LX VIII. 557. Presented, 
558. Rk. A. 630. 

Bill for regulating the payment of Navy prize money, and the transmission of accounts and payments of balances to Greenwich Hospital ; 
Ordered, Lx1x. 367. Presented, 370. R.A. 472. Bill to make further regulations respecting the payment of Navy prize money ; 
Ordered, Lxx1t1, 358. Presented, 360. R. a. 413. ————— Bill to amend Act 54 Geo. III.; Ordered; presented; Lxx111. 379. 
Passed, 402. Not returned from the Lords. Bill to make further regulations as to the payment of Navy prize orders ; Ordered, 
Lxxiv. 482. Presented, 508. R. a. 608.————Bill to make further provisions respecting Naval prize money ; Ordered, Lxxv. 400. 
Presented, 415. R. A. 468. 








Bill for the encouragement of petty officers, seamen, and marines, for long and faithful services; Ordered; presented ; printed ; 
LXX.Q. R.A. 57. 


Bill to repeal several Acts relating to the execution of letters of attorney, and wills of petty officers, seamen, and marines, and to 
make new provisions ; Ordered, .xx. 166. Presented; printed; 177. R. A. 321. 


Bill for the encouragement of seamen, and the more effectual manning of His Majesty’s Navy; Ordered, txx. 416. Presented, 431. 
Instruction for granting salaries and pensions to Judges of Vice Admiralty Courts in the Bahama or Bermuda Islands, or in the Island 
of Malta, or Jamaica, or Barbadoes, 438. R. a. 468. 


Bill to enable officers, mariners, and soldiers to exercise trades ; Ordered, Lxx1. 420. Presented, 444. B.-A. 501. 


vat Tati officers of the Navy and their representatives to draw for, and receive their half pay ; Ordered; presented; Lxx1. 


Bill for the purchase of certain lands : 
Re-cemmiited, 408." na: ao at Sheerness and Chatham, for the use of the Navy, &amp;c.; Ordered, pxx1. 444. Presented, 445. 


Bill for making further regulations in respect to the pay of Naval Officers; Ordered, uxx11. 185. Presented, 186. x. a. 198. 
26. Bill 



























29. 


31. 


32. 


33 


34. 


37. 


38. 


39. 


4l. 


42. 


43. 


47, 


51. 


52. 


53. 








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Bill to amend Act 25 Geo. III. c. 31, for the better regulation of the office of the Treasurer of the Nav f 
application for services in the victualling department ; Ordered, txx11. 418. Presented, 430. R. a. ae pr teen cel 


Bill to extend and render more effectual the present regulations for the relief of seafaring men and boys in forei . : 
oo Wun ee ae ae g ys in foreign parts ; Ordered, rxx111. 


Bill to extend the provisions of Act 55 Geo. III. for the payment of wages due to deceased seamen, to d i ; 
Ordered, Lx x1v. 509. Presented, 511. Rr. a. 608. o ™ a ee Ta 


Bill to remedy certain inconveniencies arising in the payment of public monies to the personal representatives of deceased officers in the Na 
Army, and Royal Marines; Ordered ; presented; Lxxiv.601, Third reading put off for three weeks, 622. Not sometiot te. = 


Bill to authorize the paymaster of Royal Marines to issue pay to the representatives of deceased officers and men, without 
administration ; Ordered, Lxxv. 410. Presented, 411. 4 a. 468. 4 out probate og 


Bill to enable Chaplains in the Navy, presented to either of the livings of Simonburn, &amp;c. to receive their half pay, and for oth 
relating to the said livings ; Ordered, xxv. 410. Presented, 418. rR. a. 468. "v ~ 


Report from Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals in relation to their proceedings upon the impeachment of Lord Viscount 
Melville Read again; Resolution that the House will, early in the following session, take into its most serious consideration Act 
25 Geo. III. for better regulating the office of Treasurer of the Navy; LXx1. 525. 


Motion for an Address that the regulations contained in the Ninth Article of the new Naval Instructions be transmitted to Naval Com- 
manders on foreign stations, &amp;c.; Withdrawn, Lxv. 200. 


Motion, That the honour of His Majesty’s Crown, the glory and safety of the country, &amp;c. do in a great degree depend on the maintenance, 
especially in time of war, of an efficient Naval establishment, &amp;c. and that the grievances of the Navy therein mentioned should be 
redressed ; Negatived, uxvitt. 641. 


Motion, That every six calendar months a list be published in the Gazette of the unclaimed wages and prize money of deceased seamen and 
marines; Negatived, LXvVIrI. 653. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2549. 3475-3487. 3501-3685. 4717. 5496. 5626-5632. 5659. Addresses, 305-309. 639. Army, 


3. 26-29. Chatham Chest. Committees, 818. 1956. Finance, 19. 21. 23. Greenwich Chest. Greenwich 
Hospitai. House, 131. 169. King, 138. Marines. Mariners. Militia, 16. 18. Oaths, 3. 
Pensions, 1. Petitions, 272. 367. Postage and Post Office, 8. Property Taz, 9. Questions, 29. 
Roman Catholics, 3. Seamen. Supply, Key to Supply, Key to Ways and Means; also 5399. Transports, 1, 


Navy Agents :—Bill for authorizing the executors of deceased Navy Agents to receive prize money ; Ordered, Lx x11. 418. Presented, 
430. R. A. 474. Bill to explain and amend Act 31 Geo. II. c. 10, as it relates to certain allowances to Navy Agents; Ordered, 
LXXIv.550. Presented, 557. Petition of Charles Frederick Napier, Smithson Waller and Stephen Street against ; tu lie on the Table, 
and be printed, 572. R. A. 631. 





Navy Bills :— Bill to amend Act 37 Geo. III. to provide for the more speedy payment of Navy, Victualling and Transport Bills ; Ordered, 
Lviir. 58. Presented,70. R. A. 115- Bill to regulate the interest and periods of payment of Navy, Victualling and Transport 
Bills; Ordered, Lxx11. 246. Presented, 250, R. a. 300. See Accounts and Papers, 3475. 3603- 3539. 3643. 





Navy Board :—See Accounts and Papers, 3589. 3661. Addresses, 306. Petitions, 367. 
Navy List :—See Petitions, 368. 


Navy Office and Navy Pay Office :—See Accounts and Papers, 1508. 2549. 3481. 3662. 3669, 3670. 3680. 3686-3691. 3742. 
5497-8. 
Navy Prize Orders :—See supra, 17. 


Navy Timber :—See Forests, 2. 4. 22. Masts. 


Naval Arsenals :—Bill for better security of His Majesty’s Naval Arsenals in the River Medway, Portsmouth and Hamoaze harbour ; 
Ordered, LXvI. 372. Presented, 997. R. A. 433- ~ 


Naval Asylum: 
Petition of the Governors and Committee of the Naval Asylum for aid ; Offered ; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition presented and 
referred to a Committee; Lx. 322. Reported; Report referred toa Committee of the Whole House; 391. Considered, 413. Reso- 
lution reported; Report referred to the Committee of Supply ; 421. See Supply, 63. 1090. 


Petition of the Commissioners for the government thereof, for the grant of a certain mansion in Greenwich Park ; Offered ; King’s recom- 
mendation signified ; Petition presented and referred; Lx11.102. Reported; Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House ; 117. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 119. Presented, 166. R. a. 364. 


Petition of the President and Commissioners of the Naval Asylum for leave to present a Petition for further assistance ; Leave given ; 
Petition offered ; King’s recommendation signified; Petition brought up; to lie on the Table; Lx11. 789. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 803. See Supply, 84. 1677. 


Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable persons to bequeath lands for the benefit of the Naval Asylum; Leave given ; 
Petition presented and referred; Lxvi.211. Bill ordered, 233. Presented, 255. Petition for provision referred, 297. Instruction to 
make provision for exonerating the Asylum from the Poor Rates, 318. Petition against, 347. R. A. 453- 


Petition for leave to present Petition for Bill to empower the Commissioners to make use of part of the monies given bas Managers of 
the Patriotic Fund of the said Asylum; Referred, Lxx11. 420. Leave given; presented, and referred; 421. Bill ordered ; pre- 
sented; 430. R. A. 475. 


Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to amend Act 47 Geo. III. c. 52, for enabling His Majesty to grant the palace called the King’s House, 
with the appurtenances, situate in Greenwich Park, to the Commissioners for the government of the Royal Naval Asylum, &amp;c. ; 
Withdrawn, LXIII. 42. 


Motion, That the appointment of competent and qualified persons from the Naval and Marine service to hold offices in the Naval Asylum 
will be productive of much advantage to the empire, by materially encouraging the Naval Service, and diminishing the public 
expenditure ; Previous Question thereupon negatived ; LX1II. 257. ; 

See Accounts and Papers, 3459-3474. 5494- Addresses, 303. 506. Committees, 817. 1645-6. Greenwich Hospital, 5. 
Petitions, 681. Reports, 48. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Naval Courts Martial :—Biiti to explain and amend Act 37 Geo. III.c. 140, to enable His Majesty to grant pardons to persons 
under sentence thereby ; Ordered, txx1. 16. Presented, 19. Passed, 42. Committee appointed to ,inspect Lords Journals, 66. 
Report, and Bill to extend the powers of Act 37 Geo. III.; ordered; presented; 69. R.A. 121, 


Naoal Inquiry: 
Bill for appointing Commissioners to inquire into certain irregularities, frauds and abuses in the Naval Departments ; Ordered ; presented ; 
printed ; Lv111.87. Again printed, 101. Re-committed, 105. Lords Amendments agreed to, 114. R.A. 115. ; 


Motions, That the Commissioners appointed by the Naval Commissioners Bill do forthwith report the progress they have made, and for 
reading the other Orders of the day ; King’s Message of 8 March 1803, read, and Motions, Withdrawn ; Lv11t. 381. 


Motion for Bill to continue Act 43 Geo. III. for appointing Commissioners to inquire into Naval abuses ; Superseding by reading the 
other Orders of the day, LX. 113. Bill to continue said Act 43 Geo. III.; Ordered, 1x. 220. Presented, 235. Re-committed ; 
instruction to amend the Act; 282. Lords Amendment agreed to, 328. Rk. A. 338. 





Motion, That the Commissioners have exerted themselves with diligence, and that the whole of their conduct entitles them to the warmest 
approbation of the House; Amendment proposed; Motion and Amendment withdrawn ; Resolution, That the Commissioners have 
exerted themselves with diligence, and that their conduct entitles them to the warmest approbation of the House; LX. 23%. 

54. Tenth 


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694 NAV Y——NEPEAN. 





54. 


55, 


57. 


58. 


59. 


60. 


Navy, Navy Pay Office and Naval Affairs—continued. 


Naval Inquiry—continued. 

Tenth Report of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry respecting the Office of Treasurer of the Navy ; Lord Melville's letter to the said 
Commissioners; Act 25 Geo. III. for regulating the Office of Treasurer of the Navy; Act 43 Geo. III. for appointing the said Cém- 
missioners, and Report of 19 June 1782 on Reports of Commissioners of Public Accounts read; Motion made; Previous Question 
put ; on division numbers equal, and Mr. Speaker declaring himself with the Yeas; Previous Question affirmative, and other Resolutions 
passed relative to the Treasurership of the Navy and the conduct of Lord Viscount Melville and Mr. Trotter; Lx. 201-3. Resolutions 
again read, 205. Motion for an Address to His Majesty to remove Lord Melville from all offices held under the Crown during 
pleasure, and from His council and presence for ever, withdrawn; Resolutions to be laid before His Majesty, nem. con. by the 
Whole House; 206. The King appoints to be attended, 208. His Answer reported, 211. Report and Resolutions read again, 220, 
Attorney General directed to take such measures as may appear most effectual in the due course of law for ascertaining and recovering 
any sums of money due to the Public from Lord Melville or Mr. Trotter,221. Entry in the Votes of His Majesty’s Answer read, and 
Motion, That it be now taken into consideration, withdrawn, 242. Order for the Attorney General to proceed for the recovery of 
sums due to the Public, read ; Motion to discharge so much of it as relates to Mr. Trotter, withdrawn; Attorney General not to proceed 
against Mr. Trotter till the next session; 493. Letter from Melville to Mr. Speaker read, desiring to be admitted in and 
heard on the subject of the Tenth Report on Naval Inquiry, and the Report from the Select Committee thereupon; Lord Melville 
admitted in and heard, and then withdrew ; Motion, ‘That he be impeached of high crimes and misdemeanors ; Tenth Report, and the 
Report from the Select Committee thereupon, read; Resolutions of the House in relation thereto, read; 367. Order directing 
Mr. Attorney General to proceed for the recovery of sums due to the Public also read; Amendment proposed to the Motion, and 
debate thereon adjourned; 368. Resumed; Resolution, That the Attorney General do prosecute Lord Viscount Melville for the 
several offences which appear to have been committed by him, and that he do stay proceedings in the civil suit ; 374. 


Tenth Report of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry, and Report from the Select Committee thereupon Read; Motion that the House do 
proceed by impeachment ; Motion for reading the other Orders of the Day negatived; main Question again proposed; Motion for 
adjourning the debate thereon negatived; Resolution that the House proceed by impeachment against Henry Lord Viscount Melville, 
and that the Attorney General be directed to stay proceedings in the prosecution ordered to be instituted against him; Motion that the 
House be called over on a certain day withdrawn; Resolution that Henry Lord Viscount Melville be impeached of high crimes and mis- 
demeanors; LX. 420. See Impeachment. 


Tenth Report of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry Read, and referred to a Committee to inquire into the application of any monies 
issued to the Treasurer of the Navy for Naval Services, &amp;c.; Lx. 214. See Committees, 1647. 


Eleventh Report of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry Read, and referred to a Committee to examine the matter thereof, except so far 
as relates to circumstances connected with the issue of £. 100,000. for secret Naval Services; Lx. 302. See Committees, 1648. 


Eleventh Report of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry Read, and Committee of secrecy appointed upon so much of the said Report as 
relates to the advance of £. 100,000. for secret Naval Services; Lx. 413. See Committees, 1360. 


Order of last session directing the Attorney General to take measures for the recovery of sums due from Lord Melville or Mr. Trotter ; 
Read and discharged, LX1. 235. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3475-3479- 


Committees, 1647-1649. 
Indemnity, 11. King, 136. 


Conferences, 8. 
Petitions, 364. 


Supply, 5. 1315. 


House, 187. Impeachment. 


Naval Hospitals :—See Accounts and Papers, 3475. 3481. 


Naval Revision : —Motion, That it is the opinion of this House that neither of the plans recommended in the Tenth Report of the Com- 
missioners of Naval Revision, or any other, respecting the victualling Board, will be attended with material good unless the members be 


men of real ability; &amp;c.; Previous Question thereupon negatived; Lx1v. 160. See Accounts and Papers, 3480-3482. 5495. 
Addresses, 304. 


Naval Stores : 


Bill to repeal Act 39 Geo. III. to permit the importation of certain Naval Stores from Hamburgh and other ports of Germany; Ordered, 
LVII. 44. Presented, 46. R. a. 73. 


Rill for authorizing His Majesty to permit the importation of Naval Stores from any place in ships belonging to states in amity with His 
Majesty and navigated in any manner whatever; Ordered, Lx11. 728. Presented, 748. R. a. 804. 


Bill ~ preventing the embezzlement of His Majesty’s Naval, Ordnance and Victualling Stores in Ireland; Ordered, Lxv11.94. Presented, 
g8. R.A. 158. 


Bill to enable the principal Officers and Commissioners of the Navy resident on foreign stations to grant certificates of Stores which may be 
sold ; Ordered, Lxx1.423. Presented, 465. Rk. A. 508. 


Bill to repea! so much of Act g Geo. III. as prohibits the exportation of Naval Stores unless the pre-emption thereof be offered to the Com- 
missioners of the Navy; Ordered, Lx x11. 28. Presented, 154. R.A. 197. 


Bill for regulating payments to the Treasurer of the Navy under the heads of Old Stores and Imprests ; Ordered, Lxx1r. 418. Presented, 
430. R.A. 474. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3475. 3483-3487. 3565-3568. 3573-4- 
Ireland, 9. Laws Expiring, 5. Masts. Public Stores. 


S 


Neale, Captain *—See House, 119. 
Needles: 


Negotiable Securities :——Bill to afford relief to the bona fide holders of Negotiable Securities ; Ordered; presented ; 
printed; Lxx1t1. 369. Lords Amendment agreed to, 418. rR. a. 426. 


Committees, 557. 739-819. 821. Indemnity, 6. 
Supply, Key to Supply, Key to Ways and Means. 





See Petitions, 369. 


Negroes :——See Accounts and Papers, 3692. 4637-8. 
Supply. Trindad, 1. 


Addresses, 311-314. 385. Slave Trade. Supply, Key to 


Nelson, Lord Viscount :——See Accounts and Papers, 3693-4. 
Howse, 113. 132. Messages, 67. 


Addresses, 515. Committees, 776. 


Nelson, Viscountess :--—Bill for granting an annuity of £.2,000. to Lady Viscountess Nelson for her life; Ordered, 
Lx. 28. Presented, 30. nr. a. G7. See Committees, 777. Messages, 66. 


Nelson, Earl :-—nin for settling an annuity on Earl Nelson and his heirs, &amp;c.; Ordered, ux1. 304. Instruction for granting 
certain sums for the use of Earl Nelson, for the purchase of a house, and for the sisters of the late Lord Viscount Nelson, 320. Bill 
presented, 493. oR. a. 567. Bill to amend said Act; Ordered, txv111. 629. Presented, 636. Rr. a. 658. See Accounts 
and Papers, 3695-6. Commattees, 7°76. King, 139. Supply, Key to Supply; also, 5375. 


Nepaul War :——See Accounts and Papers, 2298. 





House, 171. 


Nepean, Sir Evan, Bart. :—sec addresses, 147. 


Netherlands : 





as 


NETHERLAN DS*—NEWGATE. 695 














Nether! ands :——Bill to carry into effect a convention between His Majesty and the King of the Netherlands, and the Emperor 
of Russia; Ordered, Lxx. 385. Presented; printed; 397. R. A. 437. See Accounts and Papers, 3697-3699. 4400. 4644 
4651. 4653- Addressses, 396. Committees, 832. Slaves, 36. Supply, 95. 3992. 4200. sve 


Neutral Co mmerce :—See Accounts and Papers, 5499. Addresses, 315. 


Neutral Ships : Bills relative to Neutral Ships : 


For repealing several Acts relating to the admission of certain articles of merchandize in Neutral Ships, 
in lieu thereof ; Ordered, Lv11. 534. Presented, 550. R. a. 641. 


» 


and for making other provisions 


2. To permit the importation into Great Britain of goods, &amp;c. in Neutral Ships, from states in amity with His Majesty, and to prohibit the 
exportation of copper, and to permit the importation in Neutral Vessels, from states not in amity with His Majesty, of certain goods, &amp;c. ; 
Ordered, Lvi11. 659. Presented, 664. Instruction relative to the importation of certain goods into Ireland, and to prohibiting the 
exportation of copper, &amp;c. 674. R. a. 693. To continue said Act; Ordered, Lxx. 362. Presented, 387. R. a. 437. 





3. . To revive, continue and amend Act 42 Geo. III. relating to the admission of certain articles of merchandize in Neutral Ships, and to 
indemnify all persons who have been concerned in issuing or carrying into execution Orders of Council for permitting the importation 
of certain goods from America in Neutral Ships; Ordered, 11x. 144. Presented, 149. R. A. 173. 


4. To permit the importation of goods and commodities from countries in America, belonging to any foreign European Sovereign or State, 
in Neutral Ships ; Ordered, Lx. 154. Presented, 171. R. A. 204. 
5. To continue Act 46 Geo. III. for authorizing the importation and exportation of goods in Neutral Ships from the West Indies and South 
America; Ordered, Lxx.22. Presented, 23. R. A. 64. 
See Accounts and Papers, 99. 3700-3702. Addresses, 397. Committees, 2°73. 621. 827. 833-839. 1574. 1577- 
Laws Expiring, 1. 13. Licences, 2. Orders in Council, 2. Petitions, 366. Questions, 11. Silk, 5. 
Nevis, Island of :—sSee Gommittees, 1751. Supply, 1988. 
New Brunswick :——See Accounts and Papers, 1457. 2594. 2900-1. 2912. 3764. 4585. 4588. America, 6, Com. 
mittees, 652. 1585. Laws Expiring, 35. Nova Scotia. Spirits, 43, 44. Supply, Key to Supply. 


New Forest :—See Forests, 7-12. King, 141. Supply, 6. 629. 2057. 
New Post Office :—see Postage, 18. 
New Prison Whitecross Street :—See Accounts and Papers, 3177. 5188. Committees, 1528.  Gaols, 29. 


New South Wales : Bills relative to New South Wales : 
1. To regulate the trade to and from His Majesty's colony of New South Wales; Ordered, Lxi1. 218, Not presented. 


2. For the more easy recovery of debts in that colony ; Ordered; presented; printed; Lx1x. 78. R. A. 102. ‘ 


3. To indemnify the Governor and other persons concerned in imposing and levying duties in New South Wales, and to continue certain 
duties ; Ordered, Lxxiv. 590 Presented; printed; 591. R. a. 631. To continue Act 59 Geo. III. c. 114, respecting the 


imposing and levying of duties in New South Wales; Ordered, Lxxv. 292. Not presented. To continue said Act; Ordered, 
LXXv. 320. Presented,329. R. A. 455+ 








4. Topermit vessels under a certain tonnage to trade between the United Kingdom and New South Wales ; Ordered ; presented ; Lx x1v. 591. 
rn. a. 631. 


5. Motion, That a Committee be appointed to take into consideration the system of transportation, and the state of the Colony of New South 
Wales; Previous Question thereupon negatived, LX XIv. 142. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1428-9. 1459-60. 1517. 1519. 1524-5. 3710. Addresses, 193. 316. Committees, 841-844. 
Petitions, 371. Supply, Key to Supply. 


New Street :——See Accounts and Papers, 1150. Committees, 602. 845. King, 92. 142. 
Petitions, 343. 


Newborough Parish :—see Drainages, 14. 


Pavings, 6-11. 


Newcastle-under-Lyme &gt;—See Elections, 256-258. 
Newcastle upon ‘Tyne :—see Biections, 377. 
Newfoundland: Bills relative to Newfoundland : 


1. For re-anmexing part of the coast of Labrador and the Islands lying on the said coast, to the government of Newfoundland ; Ordered, 
LXIv. 34. Instruction to make perpetual Act 33 Geo. III. for establishing Courts of Judicature in the Island of Newfoundland, 58. 
Bill presented, 129. Printed, 151. R.A. 197- 


2. For taking away the public use of certain ships rooms in the town of Saint John in the Island of Newfoundland; Ordered, Lxv1. 329. 
Presented, 333. RB. A. 387. 


3. For regulating the exportation of corn and other articles to Newfoundland, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxvii1. 328. Presented, 335. R. a. 416. 


To extend to Newfoundland the provisions of Act 52 Geo. III. respecting the trade to the West Indies; Ordered, Lxxu1. 242. 
Presented, 246. Rk. A. 300. 
5. To regulate the re-building of the town of St. John’s in Newfoundland; Ordered, Lxxv. 332. resented; printed; 345. R. A. 455- 


6. Petition of Merchants of Teignmouth for leave to present a Petition for relief in respect to the Newfoundland trade; Leave given ; King’s 
recommendation signified; Petition presented and referred to a Committee; Lx1. 404. (See Committees, 1656.) Petition of 
Merchants of Dartmouth for leave to present a Petition ; Leave given; King’s recommendation signified; Petition presented ; referred 
to the same Committee; 404. Petition of Merchants of Poole for leave to present a Petition ; Leave given; King’s recommendation 
signified ; Petition presented; referred to the same Committee; 411. Petition of Mr. Hamilton for leave to present a Petition; Leave 
given; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition presented ; to lie on the Table; 422. Petitions reported; Report to lie on the 
Table; 423. Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 434. See Committees, 846. Fish, 27. 


7. Motion respecting the state of the Fisheries carried on on the coasts of Newfoundland and Labrador; Previous Question thereupon 
negatived, Lx x. 394. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1458. 2594. 2900-1. 2912. 3703-3706. 4585. 4588-9. Addresses, 317. America, 25. 
Blubber. Committees, 481-485. 607.609. 623. 629. 638. 647. 846-849. 958- 1514. 1575- 1583. 1656, 1657. Fish, 27. 
Laws Expiring, 3. 5. 9. 14. 18, 19. 25. 27. Marriages, 3. Oil, 2. Passengers, 2. 4. Petitions, 

218. 372. 682. Salt, .5. Spirits, 43,44. 54. Sugar, 6. Supply, Key to Supply. West Indies, 14. 
Newgate Gaol :——The Keeper of Newgate ordered to bring a person before a Committee as often as the Committee shall think 
fit to require; LXXxv. 423. See Accounts and Papers, 3707-3709. Committees, 152'7+1529. Howse, 194, 195- 197, 

198. 201, &amp;c. Petitions, 232. 
Newspapers : 


GEN, INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 





696 - NEWSPAPERS——NOTES. 





5 


4. 


1. 


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— 


Newspapers : 
Bill to amend so much of Act 37 Geo. III. for granting certain stamp duties as relates to the discount on Newspapers ; Ordered, LxIv. 254. 
Presented, 270. R.A. 334. 


Bill to make certain publications subject to the duties of stamps upon Newspapers, &amp;c.; Ordered; instruction to restrain the abuses arising 
from the publication of blasphemous and seditious libels; Lxxv.20. Bill presented; printed; 23. Again printed, 64. Re-com- 
mitted, 67. Petitions of Booksellers and Publishers, and of Henry Fisher, against; to be printed; 70. Bill again printed, 74. Rr. a. 82. 


Leave granted for notices of applications for Private Bills to be given in Newspapers ; LVI. 179.—LVII. 30.—LVIII. 94.—LIx. 135.— 
LX. 119.—LXI. 122.—LXI1. 62.—LXIII. 213.—LXIV. 41.—LXV. 95.—LXVI. 78.—LXVII. 54.—LXVIII. 48.—Lx1x. 76.—Lxx. 82. 
—LXXI. 65,.—LXXII. 104.—LXXIII. 27.—LXXIV. 35.—LX XV. 43, &amp;c. 


Reports of notices having been given in Newspapers in pursuance of leave granted by the House; Lv1. 302.—-LVII. 50.—LVIII. 127.— 
LIX. 218.—Lx. 223.—LXxI. 189. Reports of Newspapers in which notices had been given being produced to Committees ; 
LVI. 279.---LVLI. 50.—LVIII, 127.—=LIX. 218.—Lx. 223.—Lx1I. 189, &amp;c. [Note. After Vol. x1. the Reports not being entered in 
the Journals, these Entries do not appear.] 








Newspapers complained of, delivered in and read; LX. 214. — LXV. 105.— LXVII. 432. — LXXIV. 533, 537+ — LXXV. 444. And 
paragraphs complained of, Read; Lvi1.116.—LXIv. 59.—LXVIII. 322.—Lxxv. 436. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3711-3713. Committees, 851. 1136. Complaints, 9-25. Petitions, 373. 


Supply, 4536. 5006. 5024. 5415. 
N ey, Marshal :——See Accounts and Papers, 2678. 


N ich ils :——See Accounts and Papers, 3714. 
Nicholas, St. Bay :——See Accounts and Papers, 3715. 
Nightingale, Brigadier General :—see Howe, 145. 


Ni ghtl y Watch :—Bill for the better regulation of the Nightly Watch in the City of Westminster and the vicinity of the 
Metropolis ; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxvi1. 369. Again printed, 400. Petitions against ; From, Andrew, St. Holborn, above 
the Bars, and St. George the Martyr, 512. Anne, St. Middlesex, 524. Anne, St. Westminster, 524. Bermondsey, 524. Chelsea, 432. 
Christchurch, 524. Clement, St. Danes, 524. Clerkenwell, 514. Clink, or Bishop of Winchester’s Liberty, 524. George, St. 
Middlesex, 514. Giles, St. in the Fields, and St. George Bloomsbury, 512. Islington, 524. James, St. 512. Luke, St. 514. 
Mary-le-bone, St. 524. Pancras, St. 501, 512. Ratcliffe, 514. Rotherhithe, 524. Saffron Hill, Hatton Garden, and Ely Rents, 512. 
Saviour, St. 524. Shoreditch, 514. Southwark, 524. Wapping, 514. Whitechapel, 514. Bill re-committed, 434. Third reading 
put off for three months, 526. See Committees, 1658. 


Nisi Pr ius :——See Clerks of Nist Prius. Committees, 1°78. King, 93. Mintle Gente. 
Nitrous Fumigation :—see Addresses, 507. Committees, 1659. ‘Petitions, 683. 
Nomin e€es :—See Counsel, 4. 6, 7. Elections, 116. 469-478. 826. Members, 199. 


Non-conformin $ Mini sters (Ir eland) :——-See Accounts and Papers, 3414-3417. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Norfolk :~——Petition for a Bill for holding the Lent as well as the Summer Assizes for that county in the City of Norwich; Referred, 
LXv.12. Further Petitions; Referred, 48. 61. Not proceeded in, 


N or folk J ustices — Committees, 852. Justices of the Peace, 12. 
Norfolk Island :—sce supply, 739 


North America :—See America, North. 
North West Passage :—see Longitude, 3. 
Northern Circuit: 


Motion for an Address, That the Prince Regent would issue his commission of oyer and terminer, and general gaol delivery for the 
counties of Westmorland, Cumberland, Durham and Northumberland, and the town and county of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, twice in 
every year; and also his commission of assize and nisi prius; Withdrawn, Lxxu11. 76. 


Motion for an Address, That the Prince Regent would adopt such measures as shall give to the counties of Westmorland, Cumberland, 
Durham and Northumberland, and the town and county of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, the benefit of a general gaol delivery and a com- 
mission of assize and nisi prius, twice in each year ; Withdrawn, Lx x111. 389. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3716. Addresses, 318. 349. 516. 558. 641. Committces, 1661. 
Northern Communication with [reland :—see Accounts and Papers, 3717-3719. Committees, 1688, 1689. 


Northesk, Rear Admiral the Earl of :—see House, 113. 


N orway :——See Accounts and Papers, 2919. Addresses, 413. 608. 


Norway Timber :—see Timter, 4. 


Norwich :——See Committees, 852. Justices of the Peace, 12. Petitions, 374. Norfolk. 


Notaries : 

Bill for the better regulation of Public Notaries ; Ordered, Lv1. 357. Presented; printed; 484. Again printed, 576. 2. A.640.—— 
For altering said Act, and for enabling Attornies and Solicitors to be admitted and to practise as Public Notaries at any place in 
England not within the city of London or the liberties thereof, nor within the circuit of three miles of the same city ; Ordered, Lx111. 
234. Presented; printed; 255. Not proceeded in. Petition from Margate, Ramsgate, and Broadstairs, for a Bill to amend Act 
41 Geo. III. respecting Public Notaries; To lie on the Table, Lx111.116. Not proceeded in. 





Bill for the better regulation of Public Notaries in Ireland; Ordered, 1x. 90. Not presented. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3720. Supply, 5421. 


Notes :—sSee Bank Notes. Forgery. Negotiable Securities. Promissory Notes. 






















NOTICE——OAK. 


Notice. 





Notice : Notice taken of particular Matters relative to— 
1. Accounts and Papers :—That Accounts and Papers were not laid before the House in the usual manner ; Lvir. 187. 


Did not 
contain the dates of the respective payments; LVI. 501.——— Were inaccurate ; Lxx. 380, 382. Were imperfect ; Lx1v. 265. 


LXvit. 69.—LXVIII. 480.—LX1Ix, Q6—LXX. 222.—-LXXII. 139.--LX XIII. 225, 344.—LX XIV. 221, 286.—Lxxv. 383. Were 
incomplete; L1x. 287.— LXVI. 190. Were not properly prepared; L1x. 230. Of inaccuracies therein; trx. 228. 

Of informalities therein; Lx1v. 220. That amongst the Returns presented there were none from certain places; 
LXI. 45. That no Returns had been made from certain places ; Lx xv. 404. That there were passages in papers which 
cannot be divulged without prejudice to the public service; Lx1x. 518. That there were mistakes therein; Lxvr. 247. 





























2. Bills :—tThat Bills were not properly prepared; LV1II. 309.—LXI. 416.—LXVII. 103.—LXVIII. 248, 334.—LXIXx. 266, 314.—Lxx. 262. 





Were not duly prepared to answer the purposes for which they were intended ; Lv111. 620.———Were not prepared conformable 
to the Petitions; Lx1x.230.—&lt;—Were not prepared conformable to the title; Lxx.265.—~—Were not prepared according to the 
Standing Orders; LXXII1. 227.—LxxIv. 328. Varied from the Order for preparing same; LXIX. 334. ——— Were not 
conformable to the Order for preparing and bringing in the same; LVIII. 237.—LIx. 328.—Lxx. 425. Were not prepared 
according to the Order of leave; LxVIII. 171, 323.—LXX. 95. Contained provisions not authorized by the Order for preparing 
and bringing in the same; LVI. 409, 504. —~—— Were not effectual for the purposes for which they were intended; Lv11. 389, 467. 
Were not adequate to their objects; Lx XIII. 350, 397- Contained improper provisions ; Lx1v. 226, Contained 
provisions not included in the Petition ; Lx1. 230. Were not properly blanked; LXvi1I. 304.—LxXxX. 155. ——— That there 
were several interlineations therein; Lv1. 224. That there were several interlineations and erasures therein ; LVII. 4'7.—LxX. 59. 
Of inaccuracies therein; Lx1x. 182. Of an irregularity in a Report of a Bill; Lxvr1. 203. That the title of a Bill 
varied from the Order for preparing and bringing in the same; LVvII1.300. ‘That none of the Petitions against a Bill prayed to be 
heard by Counsel; Lxvuiit. 368. That a Bill was a private Bill, and ought to have been brought in upon Petition; Lxx. 46. 
Of His Majesty’s interest being concerned in Bills ; LVI. 345, 357.—LVII. 311, 435.—LVIII. 413, 487.—LIX. 403.—LX. 132, 
317.—LXI. 543-—LXVI. 344.—LXVIII. 371.—LxX xX. 462. That a Petition for provision in a Bill was informal; txx. 259. 















































3. Elections :—That by Act 28 Geo. III. it is directed, That the person subscribing a Petition shall enter into a recognizance within 


fourteen days after the said Petition shall have been presented ; LV111. 57. 





That no Return had been made to a writ; Lx1. 169. 


4. House :—That forty Members were not present; LVI. 112.—LVII. 256.—Lvi11. 362.—LIx. 322.—LXI. 398.—LXII. 250.—Lxv. 278. 


—LXVI. 231.—LXVII. 466.—LXXIII. 413.—LxxIv. 568, &amp;c. 


5. India Judicature :—That Members named in the Report were included within the exceptions contained in the Act; Lxv1I. 132.— 


LXXIV. 187.—LXXV. 345. 


6, Members :—That they. were now present in their places; Lv1. 188, 190, 199. See supra, 4. 


7. Petitions :—That there were interlineations and erasures in a Petition; Lx1v. 184. ——— Several alterations and interlineations in a 


Petition; Lxxiv. 286. See supra, 3. 


8. Privileges :—That a. Member in the course of his speech had stated the contents of a letter received by him, which letter appeared to 


contain matter in breach of the Privileges of the House ; Lx xiv. 159. 


9. Questions :—That several Members had come into the House after a Question was put; LX XIV. 393. 


11. Resolutions :—That by a clerical error words had been improperly inserted in a paragraph of a Resolution communicated by the Lords ; 


LXVI. 35. 


12. Thanks :—That certain names were omitted in Resolutions of Thanks of the House; Lxtv.17.—Lxvutt. 116. 


13. Words of Heat :—Of Words of Heat in a Debate; Lxvutt. 410. 





Ls. 


2 





Notices ‘3—See Bills, 475. 478-481. 484. 489. 491. 493. 506. 551. 557- 563. 578-581. 604. 614. 616. Orders, 1.12. 15- 
23-65. 82. Public Business. 
Nottin gham *——See Committees, 2022. Elections, 51. Peace Preservation. Watch and Ward. 


Nova Scotia : 
Bill to authorize His. Majesty to permit any goods and commodities to be imported into and exported from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, 


in any ship or vessel whatsoever ; Ordered, Lx1v. 253- Presented, 260. R. a. 334. 


Bill to allow the importation into Nova Scotia and New Brunswick of certain articles; Ordered, Lxx111.113. Presented, 118. Printed, 


125. RB. A. 327. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1437. 1461. 2594. 2900-2903. 2912. 3764. 4585. 4588. Addresses, 105. Committees, 652. 
853, 854. 1585. Laws Expiring, 35. Spirits, 43, 44- Supply, Key to Supply. ; 


Nuisances :—sce Turnpike Roads, 12. 


Nutmegs :——~See Committees, 638. 1581. Laws Expiring, 5. 25. 31. 





1. 


2. 


3. 





OAK Bark : Bills relative to Oak Bark: 


For further continuing Act 12 Geo. III. for the encouraging the manufacture of leather, by lowering the duty on the importation of Oak 


O. 


Bark; Ordered, L1x. 375. Presented, 403. R. A. 431.——=——For making said Act 12 Geo. III. perpetual; Ordered, Lxvit. 147. 
Presented, 167. R. A. 213- - 


To stay proceedings in actions, &amp;c. under Act 2 James I. so far as relates to the buying of Oak Bark, and rough hides, and calye skins in 


the hair ; Ordered, 1x1. 528. Presented, 539. R. a. 569. 


For indemnifying persons who have incurred penalties for regrating and engrossing Oaken Bark, and to repeal so much of Act 2 James I. 


as prohibits the same ; Ordered, Lx11.25. Presented, 27. Petitions against ; From Bucks, 76. Hertford, 79: London, 62. Longford, 
79. Northampton, 79. Sheffield, 79. Somerset, 79. Southampton, 79. Sussex, 79. Wilts, 79. Motion for Second reading, 
withdrawn, 80. Second reading deferred, 80,245. Not proceeded in. 


4. To 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 80 





























































1. 


11. 


12. 


18. 
4. 


15. 


1. 


—_ 


4. 


5. 


I. 
Il. 


1. Bills relative to Oaths: 


698 OAK=—ORFENCES. 


Oak Bark: Bills relative to Oak Bark—continued. 


To suspend so much of Act 2 James I. as prohibits the regrating engrossing of Oaken Bark ; Ordered, Lx11. 273. Order disch : 
another Bill ordered ; presented, 324. R. A. 364. ating and et 73 ischarged ; 





To repeal - duties payable on the impertation of solid vegetable extract from Oak Bark, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxx. 282. Presented, 291. 
R. A. 388. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3721, 3722. Committees, 106. 624. 652. 855, 856. 1344. 1585. 
Oak Timber :——See Accounts and Papers, 3560-3564. 3723-4. 


Oakes, Brigadier General Hildebrand :—+see Howse, 123. 





Paths. 


Bills relative to Oaths; 1—3S. 
Incidental Proceedings relative to Oaths; 4—15. 








For more effectually preventing the administering of unlawful Oaths in Ireland; Ordered, txv. 430. Presented; printed; 432. 
R. A. 506. 


To render more effectual Act 37 Geo. III. c. 123, for preventing the administering or taking of unlawful Oaths ; Ordered, Lxvit. 355- 
Presented ; printed; 362. Again printed, 444. R. a. 517. 


To regulate the administration of Oaths to officers of the Army and Navy; From the Lords; Read, Lxx11. 441. R. A. 473. 
For imdemnifying Members from penalties incurred by sitting and voting in the House without having taken the Oaths. See Members, 115. 
To render valid and effectual certain oaths administered to, and taken by certain Members of the House of Commons before deputies of the 


late Lord Steward, during the vacancy of the said office. See Members, 119. 
To repeal so much of certain Acts as directs Oaths to be taken by Members of Parliament before the Lord Steward, or his deputies. Not 
returned from the Lords. See Members, 120. 


Incidental Proceedings relative to Oaths : 


The Lord Steward’s deputation empowering certain Members sworn to administer the Oaths to the rest of the Members returned ; Lv1. 4. 
—LVIII. 6.—L1xX. 309.—LXII. 2, 558.—LXVIII. 2.—LxxIv. 6.—Lxxv. 88, 106, 


Oaths administered by the Lord Steward (in person) to Members; Lv1. 5—=LVIII. 7.—LXII. 3, 559:— LXVIII. 3.— LXXIV. 7.— 
LxxvVv. 89, 107. 

Members empowered by the Lord Steward’s Deputation administered the Oaths to such other Members as appeared ; LVI. 5.—LVIII. 7.— 
LXII. 3, §59-—LXVIII. 3.— LXXIV. 7.—LXXV. 107. 

Members repair to their seats in the House of Commons after taking the Oaths; LvI. 5.—LVIII. 7.—LXII. 3, 559-—LXVIII. 3.— 
LXXIV. 7.—LxXv. 89, 107. 

Oaths taken in the House; At the beginning of the first Parliament of the United Kingdom; By the Speaker first alone; tv1. 7. By 
Members; tvt. 7, 8. At the beginning of a new Parliament; By the Speaker first alone ; Lv111. 8.—Lx11. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 5. 
—LXXIV.9.—Lxxv.109. By Members; Lvitt. 8, 9.—Lx11. 4, 5, 560, 561.—LXVIII. 5.—LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 109. On the 
Accession of King George IV.; By the Speaker first alone; Lxxv. 89. By Members, 89. By Members returned upon new writs ; 
LVII. 3.—LIX. 3.—LX. 3.—LXI. 3.-—-LXIII. 3.—LXIV. 3.—LXV. 3.—LXVI. 3.—LXVII. 3.—LXIX. 3.—LXX. 3.—LXXI. 3.— 
LXXII. 3-—-LXXIII. 3.—LXXV. 3. By Members previous to Election Ballots ; Lv111. 134.—L1x. 68.—Lx11. 69,—Lx111. 38.— 
LXVI. 258.—LX VII. 303.—LX VIII. 131.—LXX. 316.—LXXIV. 114.—LXXV. 232, &amp;c. 














Select Committees appointed to try the merits of Election Petitions sworn by the Clerk at the Table; tvi11. 196.—11x. 61.—Lx. 71.— 
LXL 35.— LX. 77.—LXIII. 107.—LXVI. 263.—LXVII. 304.—LXVIII. 135.—LXIX. 198.—LXX. 319.—LX XII. 85.—LxxIv. 116. 
—LXXVv. 235, &amp;c. 

Members drawn upon Election Ballots verify upon Oath excuses for not serving upon Election Committees ; Lv111. 139.—1L1x. 60.— 
Lx. 67.—LXII. 75.—-LXIII. 73.—LXVIII. 192.—LXXIV. 120.—LXXv. 247, &amp;c. Members verify, upon Oath, excuses for 
their non-attendance on Election Committees; LX1II. 110.—LXIII. 270.—LXXIV. 227. Members desiring leave of absence from 
Election Committees, sworn at the Table to the truth of matters alleged; L1x. 21, 272. 








The Chairman of an Election Committee verifies upon oath the communication of a letter relative to the illness of a Member’s lady, 
the Member having absented himself from the Committee; Lv111. 269. 


Hand writing of a Member verified upon Oath by a Member present; L1x. 394. 


Persons examined at the bar upon Oath upon matters relative to Election Petitions; Lv111. 154.—LIx. 68.—Lx. 83.—Lxn. 90.— 
LXVIII. 149.—LXX. 200.—-LX XIV. 106.— Lxxv. 198, &amp;c. 


Persons applying to be naturalized take the Oaths appointed ; Lv1. 95.—LVII. 31, 37-—LVIII. 71.—LX. 170.— LXIII. 313.—L XIV. 79.— 
LXV. 110, 124.--LXVII. 79, 116.—LXVIII. 154.—LXXIII. 114.—LX XIV. 251, &amp;c. 


See Abjuratim. Coffee, 1. Committees, 1662. Corn, 7. Customs, 14. Elections, 2. 4. 23. Excise, 19. 
Lord Steward. Members, 3-15. 115. 119, 120. Petitions, 859. Poor, 139- Roman Catholics, 1. 23. Speaker, 127. 
Supply, 5399. Witnesses, 1. 





Oats and Oatmeal :——See Accounts and Papers, 1551. 1565-6. 1593. 1609. 1637. Malt, 14. Petitions, 3'75- 
Spirits, 8. 

Obstructions, to giving Notices :—see Orders, 24. 52. 

Ochterlony, Major General Sir David :—see House, 122. 


Offences : 


Bill for trying and punishing in Great Britain persons holding public employments for Offences committed abroad, &amp;c.; Ordered, 





LV11. 543. Presented, 556. Committed toa Select Committee, 574. R. A. 642. Bill to extend the provisions of the said 
Act, to all cases of Civil Actions ; Ordered; presented ; printed; Lx1x. 267. Passed, 287. Not returned from the Lords. 
Rill, forthe, more, speedy trial of Offences committed in distant parts upon the Sea; Ordered; Lx1. 207. Presented; printed; 212. 
R. A. 332. , rahe ' 
See Ships and Vessels, 1, 2. 


Offenders : 












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Offenders : 


1. Bill to render more easy the apprehending and bringing to trial Offenders escaping from one part of the United Kingdom to the other, and 
also from one county to another in Ireland; Ordered, 11x. 271. Presented; printed; 278. Lords Amendments agreed to, ‘421. 
R. A- 431. 


‘2. Bill for the more easy apprehending and trying of Offenders escaping from one part of the kingdom to another ; Ordered 
sented ; Lx1x. 484. Printed, 490. R. a. 519. 





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See Accounts and Papers, 3725. Conviction Rewards. Female Offenders. King, 79. Suppl 
Transportation. 8 79 upply, Key to Supply. 
Officers s—See Army, 2, 3. 8-12. 46. Customs, 5. 7.12. 14. 17. 27. 34-36. 42. 54. 66. Militia, 1. 14. 19. 28. 
Navy, 2. 5. 7. 15. 18, 19. 22, 23. 25. 29. 31. 
Officers, Public :—See Accounts and Papers, 3756-3759. Addresses, 319. Offences, 1. Postage, 6. 
Supply, Key to Supply. 
O flicers Widows :—See Army, 8. Pensions, 1. Stamps, 8. 


Offices: Bills relative to Offices : 


1. For the further prevention of the sale and brokerage of Offices; Ordered, Lx1v. 185. Presented; printed; 215. Re-committed; again 
printed; 269. Again re-committed, 314. Lords Amendments agreed to, 412. R. A. 415. —————'To amend said Act; Ordered; 
presented ; LXvIII. 444. R. A. 506. 


2. To make provision respecting certain grants of Offices ; From the Lords; Read; printed ; LXV. 470. R. A. 499. Another Bill; 
Ordered; presented; LxviI. 187. R. A. 289. To continue last Act; Ordered, Lx1x. 11. Presented; printed; 16. 
Passed, 81. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 453. Report to lie on the Table, 458. 








3. For the continuation of certain Offices upon the demise of the Crown; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxx11.136. Again printed, 272. 
R. A. 418. 


4. To abolish certain Offices, and to regulate certain other Offices in Ireland; Ordered, Lxx11.237. Presented; printed; 269. R. a. 457. 
To abolish certain Offices, and to regulate others in Scotland; Ordered, Lxx11.237. Presented; printed; 250. R. A. 457. 
Motion for appointing a Select Committee to examine and consider what increase or diminution has taken place in the number and 
amount of salaries of Public Offices; Previous Question thereupon negatived, LX x1. 344. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1282. 2547-2549. 3726-3755. 3821-3823. 3883-3885. Addresses, 215. 283. 321. Civil Services. 


Colonies, 2. Committees, 448-9. 455. 857. 1663. 2006. 2009. Customs, 9. 12. 18. 39. 52. Elections, 582-586. 
641-729. Fees, 1-4. 6. Indemnity, 1-3. 17. Land Tar, 15, 16. Members, 118. Navy, 8, 9. 26. 
Pensions. Property Tax. Securities. Sinecures. Supply, Key to Supply, Key to Ways and Means; 


also, 4485. 5349- 5350. 5385-6. 


Offices in Reversion : 


1. Resolution, That no Office, Place, Employment, or Salary in any part of His Majesty’s dominions be hereafter granted in Reversion; Bill 
ordered in thereupon, Lx11. 288, See infra, 2. 


2. Bill to prohibit the granting of Offices in Reversion, or for joint Lives, with benefit of Survivorship; Ordered, Lx11, 288. Presented ; 
printed; 340. Committed, 350. Considered, 363. Another Bill ordered, 588. Presented; printed; 596. Passed, 668. Committee 
appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 828. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed, 832. 


3. Bill to prohibit the granting of Offices in Reversion, or for joint Lives, with benefit of Survivorship; Ordered, tx111. 24. Presented ; 
printed; 25. Passed,37. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 184. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 188, 
Another Bill; Ordered, 220. Presented; printed; 229. Again printed, 253. R. A. 372. 





4. Motion for leave to bring in Bill to prohibit the granting Offices in Reversion, or for joint Lives, with benefit of Survivorship ; Negatived, 
LXIv. 240. 


5. Bill to make perpetual Act 48 Geo. III. c. 50, to suspend the granting of Offices in Reversion; Ordered, Lxv. 21. Presented ; printed ; 
28. Passed, 67. Not returned from the Lords. 


6. Motion for an Address, That His Majesty would not grant any Offices in Reversion until six weeks after the commencement of the next 
session; Withdrawn, Lxv. 152. 


7. Bill for altering the mode of granting such Offices as have heretofore been granted in Reversion, or for joint Lives, with benefit of 
Survivorship ; Ordered, Lxv. 200. Presented; printed; 232. Passed,251. Not returned from the Lords. 


8. Bill to prohibit the granting of Offices in Reversion, or for joint Lives, with benefit of Survivorship; Ordered, Lxvi1. 84. Presented, 87. 
Second reading put off for six months, 102, 103. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3731. 3744. 3751-3753. 3822. Addresses, 147. 219. 334. 517- 559- 616. 642. Committees, 
1723. Petitions, 3°77. 
Ogden, William :—see Habeas Corpus, 9. Petitions, 246. 


Ogle, J ohn :——See Accounts and Papers, 3760-1. 


Oil: 
1. Bill to exempt Elephant Oil from the duty on sales by auction; Ordered, Lv1. 310. Presented,317- RB. A. 448. 


2. Bill for admitting Oil and Blubber from the British colonies in North America upon payment of the like duty as Oil and Blubber from 
Newfoundland; Ordered, txx1. 480. Presented, 486. R. A. 520. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2697. 3703. 3762-3764. Blubber. Committees, 288, 629. 631. 638. 858-861. 1578-9. 1581. 
Laws Expiring, 14. 18, 19. 25. 27. 33- _ Leather, 3. 


Oil of Fish :—-see Customs, 3. 

Oil of Seals :—see Accounts'and Papers, 4463. Canon. 

Oil of Vitriol :—see Vitrios 

Omdut ul Omrah :—See Accounts and Papers, 5433. 5589. Addresses, 322. East India Affairs, 62. 
One Shilling and Sixpenny Duties :—see Committees, 857. Pensions, 2.4. Stipend 
Open Boats :—see Boats. Committees, 306. 

Ophthalmia :—see Accounts und Papers, 826, 862. 5500. 

Opium :—see Customs, 4. 


Oporto :—see Petitions, 577: 


Orange, 





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700 ORANGE——ORDERS. 





Orange, General the Prince of :—see House, 145. 


Orange 9 House of :——See Messages, 68. Supply, 19. 734, 735- 5375. Wales, Princess Charlotte of. 

Oran ge Socie tles :—Motion for appointing a Committee to inquire into the existence of certain illegal Societies under the 
denomination of Orange Men; Withdrawn, Lxviit.619. See Accounts and Papers, 3766. Addresses, 609. Oaths, 1. 
Petitions, 378. Questions, 23. 


Oran es and Lemons :——Bill to allow the importation of Oranges and Lemons from the Azores and the Madeiras, in the 
British colonies in North America; Ordered, Lxx11. 394. Presented, 408. R. A. 473. See Committees, 862. 


Orch ards :—See Field Crops. 


Orde, Lieutenant Colonel :—see Accounts and Papers, 5501. 





Mrders, 





I. Standing Orders of the House; 1—2I]. 
II. Proceedings relative to Standing Orders ; 22—65. 


III. Sessional Orders and Resolutions at the commencement of 
every Session; 66—82. , 

IV. Incidental Proceedings; 83—94. 

V. Questions Negatived and Motions Withdrawn; 95—105. 


1. Questions Negatived; 95—102. | 2. Motions Withdrawn; 103—105. 








I. Standing Orders of the House,—relative to— 


1. Bedford Level :—Resolution that when application is made for Bills forinclosing, draining or improving, or for making any cut-for the 
purposes of navigation or drainage, or for amending Acts for these purposes within the Bedford Level, in addition to other notices 
a further notice shall be given in writing to the Corporation of the Bedford Level; Resolution made a Standing Order ; LxvitI. 321. 


2. Bills:—Resolution “That no Bill be read a third time until a certificate is indorsed upon the paper Bill and signed by such of the Clerks 
attending the House as the Clerk of the House shall authorize fur that purpose, declaring that the ingressment thereof has been examined 
with the House Bill and Amendments ;” Made on further consideration of Report from Committee on Minutes of Evidence taken 
before a Committee on the circumstances relating to an alteration improperly made in the ingrossed copy of a Bill;- Lx1v. 339. 
[Note. This was not made a Standing Order.] 


Committees :—See infra, 11. 


3. Debts, Small :—Committee appointed to consider of the Standing Orders relative to the mode of applying to Pariiament for the 
establishment of Courts of Request forthe more easy recovery of Small Debts; tx1v.344. No Report. 


Inclosure Bills : 
4. Committee appointed to consider of the Standing Orders of the House relative to Bills of Inclosure, so far as respects the setting out or 


altering of public roads ; To report opinion, Lv1. 209, Report, together with a Resolution ; day appointed for further considering Report, 
and to be printed; 266. Report re-committed ; all to have voices; 280. Report, together with a Resolution, 322. Day appointed for 
further considering Report ; Report to be printed; 323. Report further considered; Resolution re-committed to a Committee of the 
Whole House ; 390. Order for going into the Committee discharged, 522. 

5. Committee appointed to take into consideration the Standing Orders relative to Bills of Inclosure ; To report opinion, Lv1. 522. (See Com- 
mittees, 1756.) Report, together with six Resolutions, 615. Day appointed for further considering Report, to be printed, 617. Report 
further considered ; Resolutions agreed to; 627. Second Report, together with a Resolution ; Resolution agreed to; 629. Report to 
be printed, 637. Third Report, together with five Resolutions ; day appointed for further considering Report ; 639. Further. considered, 
and re-committed, 642. Report, together with eight Resvlutions agreed to; made Standing Orders ; to be printed; 661. Resolutions 
reported on two former days ; read again; made Standing Orders; to be printed; 662, 663. 


6. Navigation Bills :——Committee appointed to take into consideration the Standing Orders of the House. relative to Bills for making 
Navigable Canals, Reservoirs or Aqueducts, or for improving the Navigation of Rivers ; To report same with opinion; five to be the 
quorum ; leave to sit notwithstanding any adjournment ; Lx1x.363. Eighteen Resolutions reported; Report to lie upon the Table, 
and be printed; 371. Read again, and re-committed, 504. Nineteen Resolutions reported ; Report to be taken into further consider- 
ation; 508. Resolutions agreed to; made Standing Orders; to be printed; 513. See infra, 21. 


7. Plans :——Order for Chairman signing a printed copy of the Committee Bill Read, and two Resolutions made. respecting Maps and Plans 
produced before Committees and certified by the Speaker; made Standing Orders ; to be printed; Lxx11. 462. 


8. Poor Rate Bills :—Three Resolutions respecting Poor Rate Bills made 13 December 1813; Lx1x. 118, Resolutions read; entered ; 
made Standing Orders ; to be printed; 513. 


Private Bills : : 

9. Resolutions reported (from the Select Committee appointed to take into consideration what additional Orders and regulations it may be 

proper to make in consequence of the Union) respecting proceedings on Private Bills relative to Ireland; made Standing Orders; to be 
printed; tv1. 658-661. 

11. Order of the House of 24 November 1699, “That the Chairman of the Committee for any private Bill do not sit thereupon without 
a week's notice,” and which was, upon 15 February 1700, made a Standing Order, Read; Committee appointed to take same into 
consideration for the purpose of enabling the Chairman, in all cases where the House has given power to Committee to send for persons, 
papers and records, to issue an order accordingly, so that such persons, papers and records may be had in readiness for Committee to 
proceed upon at the expiration of the weeks notice; to report same with opinion ; five to be the quorum ; to send for persons, papers 
and records ; LX1I. 722. Resolution reported; agreed to; made a Standing Order ; to be printed; 738. 

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I. Standing Orders of the House—continued. 
Private Bills : 

12. Committee appointed to consider of the expediency of requiring Notices to be given of any intended application to Parliament for leave to 
bring in a Bill for the alteration of any Act for inclosing, draining or improving any lands, fens or commons, and to report same, with 
opinion ; Lxv. 206. Instructions to consider of Standing Orders relative to canals, aqueducts, and navigation of rivers, and to turnpike 

roads, bridges, and paving, lighting, cleansing and improving any city or town, so far-as relates to Bills for renewing, continuing or 
amending former Acts respecting same, and any variation of tolls, &amp;c. thereby imposed, 211. ‘To consider the expediency of requiring 

Notices to be given of applications for Bills for making or improving any pier, port or harbour, or. for alteration of any Act, 255. Six 
Resolutions reported ; Report to lie on the Table, and. be printed; 258. Resolutions considered ; first Resolution agreed to; second 
Resolution amended, and agreed to ; Motion for agreeing to third Resolution, negatived ; fourth Resolution amended, and agreed to ; 
subsequent Resolutions agreed to; Resolutions agreed to, made Standing Orders; to be printed; 304. Instructions, to consider of 

the expediency of requiring Notices for Bills for building, re-building, or repairing any church or chapel, or for purchasing of burying 

grounds, or for altering Acts, 397. Of requiring Notices to be given of any intended application for Bills for building, re-building, or 
repairing any gaol or house of correction, 397. For Bills, to which the Standing Orders do not now extend, 405. Second Report, with 

six Resolutions, 415. Report to be taken into further consideration ; to be printed, 416. Instructions to consider of Standing Order of 

25 June 1799, relative to railway or tram road bills, 416. Third Report, with two Resolutions ; Report to be taken into further 
consideration ; to be printed; 418. Second Report further considered ; the four first Resolutions agreed to ; fifth amended, and agréed 


to; sixth agreed to; Resolutions made Standing Orders ; to be printed; 426. Third Report, with Resolutions, considered; Resolutions 
made Standing Orders ; to be printed, 426. 


13. Standing Orders respecting Private Bills, with the proceedings of the House thereupon; Referred to a Select Committee to examine and 
arrange same in a more convenient form and order; Lxv. 469. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed ; printed copies of the said 
Standing Orders to be sent to the Sheriffs and Clerks of the Peace for the use of their offices ; LXv. 509. 

14. (Private Bill Office); Committee appointed to consider of providing more effectually for the accuracy and regularity of proceedings upon 
Private Bills, and to report opinion upon the measures most proper to be adopted, together with the rate of fees ; power to send for persons, 
papers and records ; five to be the quorum ; power to report from time to time, and leave to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; Lxv. 21. 
Sixteen Resolutions reported, with three schedules, 420. Report to be taken into further consideration ; to be printed, 421. Further 
considered ; nine first Resolutions agreed to ; tenth amended, and agreed to; subsequent Resolutions agreed to ; Schedule I. amended, 
and agreed to, 453. The two other Schedules agreed to, 454. Resolutions made Standing Orders ; to be printed, 454. 

15. Committee appointed to take into consideration the Standing Orders respecting the notices and forms of applications for Private Bills; to 
report observations and opinion ; five to be the quorum ; Lxv1. 402. Nineteen Resolutions reported ; Report to lie on the Table, and be 
printed, 427. - Further considered ; seven first Resolutions agreed to; eighth and ninth amended, and agreed to ; seven next agreed to; 
seventeenth Resolution disagreed to; subsequent Resvlutions agreed to; be made Standing Orders; 439. Another Resolution made, 
and made a Standing Order, 440. 


16. All the Standing Orders of the House respecting Private Bills, referred to a Select Committee, to incorporate them together, and to examine 
and revise same; Five to be the quorum ; to sit notwithstanding any adjournment; Lxvi. 440. Report; to lie on the Table, and be 
printed, 444. (App. 677.) Copies to be sent to the Sheriffs and Clerks of the Peace, 444. 


17. Standing Orders relative to Private Bills and other matters, including such Standing Orders as have been made since 1811, with the Table 
of Fees, to be re-printed ; txvi11. 665. 


18. Trade :—Committee appointed to inquire into the expediency of a Standing Order, That no Bill regulating the conduct of any Trade, 
altering the laws of apprenticeships, in relation to any particular business, &amp;c. be read a first time, until a Select Committee shall 
have inquired into the expediency or inexpediency of the proposed regulations; to report observations ; to send for persons, papers and 
records ; five to be the quorum; LXxv. 311. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 349. Report read; Resolution, that no 
Bill regulating the conduct of any Trade, altering the laws of apprenticeship in relation to any particular business, &amp;c. shall be brought 
into this House, until a Select Committee shall have inquired into the expediency or inexpediency of the proposed regulations, and shall 
have reported their observations thereupon to the. House ; made a Standing Order ; Lxxv. 403. 


Turnpike Bills : 
19. Committee appointed to take into consideration the Standing Orders of the House respecting Turnpike Bills; Lx11.696. To send for 
persons, papers and records ; all to have voices ; five to be a quorum ; Report, with three Resolutions; Report to be further considered ; 
to be printed; 731. Further considered; Resolutions made Standing Orders ; 759. 
21. The Standing Orders relative to Turnpike Bills, and to Bills for making navigable canals and aqueducts, or improving the navigation of 
rivers, which directs maps, &amp;c. to be deposited with the Clerks of the Peace; read, and repealed, and other Orders made ; Lxv111. 665. 


II. Proceedings relative to Standing Orders : 


22. Reports, That the Standing Orders had not been,or had only been partly complied with, made ; and the Reports 
ordered to lie on the Table on Petitions for Bills relative to,—Bridges ; LV1. 249.—LVII. 282,—LVIII. 219. 
—LXI. 186.—LXIV. 41.—LXVI. 82.—LXVII. 133.-—LXVIII. 93.—LXX. 61.—LXXI. 100.—LXXIV. 131. 
—LXXV. 32, &amp;c. —&lt;-— Burial Grounds; LXXI. 210, 230.—LXXII. 115.--LXXIII. 78.—LXXV. 212. 
—w— Churches and Chapels; LXVI. 82, 125:—LXVII. 109. — LXIX. 96. — LXX. 78. — LXXI. 53. — 
LXXII. 84. — LXXIII. 242.—LXXIV. 173. — LXXV. 58, &amp;c. —«— County Rates; LXVIII. 141. —- 
LXIX. 85, 98.—&lt;.— Court Houses ; LXXV. 178.—«—Docks, Harbours, &amp;c.; LVI. 121.—LVIII. 215. 
—LXII. 73.—LXIV. 169.—LXVI. 121.—LXVII. 98.—LXVIII. 77.—LXIX. 122.— LXXI. 62.—L XXII. 73. 
—LXXIII. 18.—LXXIV, 29.—LXXV. 51, &amp;c.—&lt;«_— Drainages; LVI. 333.—LX. 36.—LXI. 45.— LXV. 149. 
—LXVIII.90.—LXX. 34.—LXXIV. 1)8.—&lt;«—Embankments; LIX. 285.—LXVIII. 79.—LXX. 89. —»— 
Gaols; LVI. 413.—LXVI. 53.—LXVII. 133.—LXVIII. 231.—LXIX. 167.— LXXI. 65. ——-— Gas 
Lights; LXXI. 16.— LXXII. 131. — LXXIII. 16, 82, 116. —LXXIV. 55, 121.—- LXXV. 241. ——— 
Inclosures ; LVI. 313-—LVII. 198.—LVIII. 166.—LIX. 239.—LX. 336.—LXI. 38.—LXIV. 101.—LXV. 41. 
—LXVI. 102.—LXVII. 44.—LXVIII. 71.—LXIX. 66.—LXX. 58.—LXXI. 56.—LXXII. 82,—L XXIII 71, 
—LXKXIV. 35.—LXXV. 39. —«=— Markets ; LXVI. 118, 130.—LXVIII. 97.~LXX. 130.—LXXIV. 29, 
38, 104.—«—Navigations ; LVI. 246.—LVII. 19.—LVIII. 302.—LIX. 127.—LXI. 126.—LXVI. 93.— 
LXVII. 131. — LXVIII. 159. — LXIX. 77. —LXXI. 10. — LXXII. 168. — LXXIII. 97. — LXXIV. 114.— 
LXXV. 215, &amp;c. &lt;= Patents; LXVI. 61.—_—— Pavings, &amp;c. ; LVI. 247.—LVII. 24.—LVIII. 78.— 

- LIX. 129. — LX. 124. — LXI. 131. — LXIV. 119. — LXV. 92.—LXVI. 263.—LXVII. 17,—LXVIII. 95. 
—LXIX. 102.—LXX. 106.— LXXI. 13, —LXXII. 141.—LXXIV. 126.—LXXV, 35, &amp;c. —m— Police ; 
LVII. 217. —=— Poor; LXIV. 147.—LXVI. 87, 123.—LXVII. 41.—LX VIII. 167.—-L XIX. 28, 99.— 
LXXI. 128. ~ LXXII. 39. — LXXIII. 174. — LXXV. 177. —&lt;=— Railways ; LVII. 342. — LVIII. go.— 
LXXI. 15, 23, 151.—LXXII. 161. —LXxXIV. 116. —&lt;— Sewers ; LXIX. 119. —~«=— Tunnels and 
Archways; LXVII. 105. —«— Turnpike Roads; LVI. 43. — LVII. 137. —~ LVI. 82. — LIX. 154. — 
LX. 49.—LXI. 118.—LXIII. 141.— LXIV. 93.-- LXV. 101.— LXVI. 88. — LXVIL 17.—LXVIII. 67.— 
LXIX. 76.—LXX. 37.—LXXI. 42.—LXXIJ. 28.—LXXII. 161.— LXXIV. 155.—LXXV. 39, &amp;c. —= 
Waterworks ; LVI..338.—LVIII. 157.—LXI. 246.—LXIII. 331.—LXIV. 104.—LXVII. 105.—LXVIII. 178. 

. LXX. 84.—LXXIII. 275.—LXXIV..200. é 


23. Reports, 
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25. 


26. 


31. 
32, 


33. 


34. 


35. 


36. 


37. 








702 ORDERS—continued. 








II. Proceedings relative to Standing Orders—continued. 


Reports, That Standing Orders had not been or had only in part been complied with, made,—And Reports 
' *re-committed; LVII. 236.—LXVI. 102.—LXVII. 19.—LXXV. 77.—&lt;.— And leave granted for notices ; 
LVI. 202.—LXVII. 270, 282. —«-— And that no toll being intended to be taken ; Bill ordered, LVI. 125. 
-——»— And leave granted for notices, and Bills ordered; LXVI. 233.—LXVII. 221.—LXIX. 279.——— 
And that all parties were consenting; Reports ordered to lie on the Table, LXVI. 102.—LXVII. 44.— 
LXIX.74.—LXX. 20.—LXXI. 14.—LXXV. 59. —«»—And that all parties were consenting ; Bill ordered 

to be engrossed, LXX. 233. 


Obstructions to giving Notices reported by Committees on Petitions for Bills—And Bills ordered, LVI. 333. 
—&lt;»— And Reports ordered to lie on the Table ; LX. 36.—LXX. 89.—LXXIII. 74. 


Report that Standing Orders could not be complied with owing to places being extra-parochial ; And Bill 
ordered, LXVII. 108. ; 


Reports of Notices not having been given, the application not being within the Standing Orders respecting 
Ireland; And Bills ordered, LVII. 310.—LVIII. 122, 193, 236. 


Xeport that Standing Orders had been in part complied with and the other part complied with according to 
leave granted in the last session of preceding Parliament; And Bills ordered, LXXV. 144, 201. 


Reports that Standing Orders had not been‘or had only in part been complied with ; On Petitions for leave to 
present Petitions for Bills made, and Report ordered to lie upon the Table; LXVI. 122, 206. 


Reports that Standing Orders had not or had only in part been complied with, made from Committees on 
re-committed Reports on Petitions for Bills, and Reports ordered to lie on the Table; Lxu. 62.— 
LXVI. 122.—LXVII. 124.—LXIX. 96.—LXXV. 178.—&lt;_—And leave granted for Notices; Bills ordered, 
and Committees to examine how far Orders for Notices have been complied with; LXV. 194.—LXVI. 106. 
—LXXI. 17. , 


Reports of misapprehension of Standing Orders, and leave granted for other Notices ; LXVII. 246. 


Reports that Standing Orders had not or had only in part been complied with read,—Leave granted for 
Notices, Bills ordered and Committees on Bills to examine and Report on Notices; LXIII. 145.—LXVI. 77. 
—LXVII. 105.—LXXV. 135.—&lt;—And Reports re-committed; LXXI.16.—LXXV. 59. See Bills, 484. 


Reports that Standing Orders had not or had only in part been complied with on re-committed Reports 
vead,—Leave granted for Notices, Bills ordered and Committees on Bills to examine and Report on 
Notices; LXVI. 129, 178.—LXVII. 127.—LXXV. 201. 


Reasons given in Reports for Standing Orders not having been complied with; LVI. 19.— LVII. 24.— 
LVI 202. — LIX. 121.—- LX. 36. — LXI. 45. — LXVI. 100. —LXVIL. 17.—LXVIII. 34.—LXIX. 73.— 
LXX. 51.—LXXI. 14.—LXXIIL. 16.—LXX1V. 29.—LXXV. 35, &amp;c. 


Orders of leave that Notices, &amp;c. may be given of applications for Private Bills, and for provision therein,—By 
advertisement; LVI. 196.—LVII. 30.—LVIII. 110.—-LXII. 135. — LXV. 120.—LXVI. 77.——LXVIIL. 85.— 
LXVIIL. 78.—LXIX. 60.—-LXXI. 232.—LXXIL. 104.—LXXIIL. 50.—LXXIV. 124.—LXXV. 64, &amp;c.——. 
On church doors; LVI. 255.— LVI. 215.—LVIII. 236. — LXII. 91. — LXV. 174. — LXVI. 104. — 
LXVIL. 85.— LXVIII. 37. — LXX. 62. — LXXI, 18,-— LXXII. 161. — LXXIIL. 115, — LXXIV. 207. — 
LXXV. 64, &amp;c. —«-— On church doors, and on session house doors; LXXIII. 75, &amp;c. —&lt;-— At the 
sessions; LVI. 256.— LXV. 11g. — LXVIII. 100, — LXIX. 73. — LXXII. 112, &amp;c.—~&lt;—_— At the quarter 
sessions, and by advertisement; LVI. 179. — LVII. 118.—LVIII. 327.—LXII. 62.— LXV. 290. — 
LXXII. 171. —&lt;=— By advertisement, and on church doors ; LXVII. 207. — LX VIII. 100.— LXIX. 170. 
—LXXIII. 246.— LXXV. 241. —«m— By advertisement, on church doors and sessions house doors; 
LXV. 192,—LXVII. 98.—LX VIII. 107.—LXIX. 76.—LXX. 65.—LXXI. 97.—LXXII. 52.—LXXIII. 27.— 
LXXIV. 35.—LXXV. 43, &amp;c. —&lt;=— By advertisement, and on court house doors; LXVII. 277, &amp;c.—m— 
In the London Gazette; LXVI. 77. —~&lt;.—In the London Gazette, and on sessions house doors; 
LXXV. 216,—&lt;«—In the London Gazette, on church doors, and on sessions house doors ; LXXV. 61, &amp;c. 
—&lt;»— On sessions house doors; LXVI. 112,—LXVII, 29. —~ LXX. 42. — LXXI. 12.—LXKXIIL. 115.— 
LXXII. 79.—LXXIV. 180, &amp;c. —«m— By advertisement, and on sessions house doors ; LXVIII. 100.— 
LXIX. 125.—LXX. 58.—LXXI. 26.—-LXXII. 105.—LXXIII. 21.—LXXIV. 181.—LXXV. 50, &amp;c. 





Orders of leave for depositing maps, plans, lists, estimates, sections of levels and papers, &amp;c.,— With Clerks of 
the Peace; LXIII. 145.—LXVI. 106.—LXVII. 32.—LXVIII. 277.—LXIX. 127.—LXX. 24.—LXXII. 112. 
—-LXXIIl. 132. — LXXIV. 121. In the Private Bill Office; LXVII. 95.— LXVIII. 267.—-LXIX. 96.— 
LXX. 66.—LXXI. 26.—LXXII. 111.—LX XIII. 21.—LXXIV. 145.—LXXV. 72, &amp;c. With the Clerks of the 
Peace, and in the Private Bill Office; LXVII. 137.—LXVIII. 194.— LXX. 58. — LXXIV. 121. — 
LXXV. 56, &amp;c. —&lt;=— For depositing maps with Clerks of the Peace, and Notices to be given of such 
permission; LXXV. 64, &amp;c.—&lt;«-— Leave granted to withdraw plans, &amp;c. from Private Bill Office for the 
purpose of depositing another; LXX. 246.—&lt;—&gt;— Leave granted that application be made to land 
owners; LXIV. 192, 194.—LXXIV, 115. \ 


Orders ‘of leave for Notices, and to deposit plans, &amp;c. Standing Orders not having been, or only having been 
partly complied with, in Bills relative to,—Bridges; LVI. 256.— LVIII. 228.—LXIV. 41.— LXVI. 88.— 
LXVII. 138.—LXVIII. 100.—LXIX. 91.—LXX. 66.—LXXI. 232.—LXXIV. 132. —&lt;«— Burial Grounds, 
LXXI. 234. — LXXIII. 80.—LXXvV. 216, —&lt;=— Churches and Chapels; LXVI. 85.— LXVIII. 158.— 
LXIX. 98. -— LXX. 82.— LXXI. 65. — LXXII. 111. — LXXIII. 246.—LXXIV. 181.—-LXXV. 61. —»— 
County Rates ; LXIX. 97. —«— Court Houses; LXVII. 102.—LXVIH. 86.— LXIX, 125.—LXXI. 229. 
—LXXII. 115.—LXXIII. 21.— LXXIV. 35. —&lt;«— Docks, Harbours, &amp;c.; LVIII. 217.—«— Drainages ; 
LXI. 49. — LXVIII. 107. — LXX. 42. —&lt;«— Embankments; LIX. 285.—- LXVIII. 88. —«— Gaols ; 
LXVI. 78.—LXVII. 138.—LXVIII. 240.—LXIX. 170.— LXX. 134. — LXXI. 67. — LXXIII. 81. —m— 
Gas Lights; LXXI. 18. — LXXII. 137. — LXXIII. 27. — LXXIV. 67. —&lt;=— Inclosures ; LVII. 215.— 
LVI. 199.—LIX. 245.—LX. 337.— LXI. 44. — LXII. 294.— LXIV. 148.—LXVI. 107.—LXVII. 54.— 
LXVIII. 100.—LXIX. 76.—LXX. 62.—LXXI. 97.—LXXIE. 104.—LXXIIIL. 75. — LXXIV. 136. — LXXV. 
47, &amp;c. —— Markets; LXVI. 119, 139. — LXVIII. 107.—LXXIV. 41. —«=— Navigations ; LVI. 255. 
—LVIII. 327.—LIX. 139.—LXI. 257.—LXII. 295.—LXIV. 109.—LXVIII. 153.—LXIX. 147.—LXXI. 12. 
— LXXII. 171.—LXXIV. 120. ——— Pavings; LVI. 238. — LVI. 30.— LVIII. 103. — LIX. 135.— 
LXI. 138.—LXI1. 116.—LXV. 119.—LXVII. 61.—LXVIIL. 133.—LX1X. 87. — LXX. 24. —LXXI. 50.— 
LXXII. 181. — LXXIv. 136.— LXXv. 43. —m— Poor; LIX. 136.—LXVI. 112. — LXVII. 171. — 

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II. Proceedings relative to Standing Orders—continued. 


LXIX. 105.—LXXI. 151.—LXXIL. 52.— LXXIII. 183. — LXXV.. 64, &amp;c. ——— Railways ; LVIII. 94, 
LXIX. 147.— LXXI. 26.— LXXII. 171.— LXXIV. 121, —&lt;m—Sessions Houses; LXXv. 203.——— 
Sewers; LXIX. 120. —&lt;-— Sunday Tolls; LXIV. 149.—&lt;—Tunnels and. Archways; LXVII. 118. 

_ ——-— Turnpike Roads ; LVI. 196.—LVI. 155. — LVIII. 228. — LIX. 159. — LX, 119. —-.LXI. 131. — 
LX. 281.—LXHL. 129.—LXIV. 98.—LXV. 120.—LXVI. 216.-—LXVII..96.—LXVIII. 48.—LXxIXx. 81.— 
LXX. 58.—LXXI. 49.—LXXII. 105.—LXXIII. 169.—LXXIV. 184.—LXXV. 50, &amp;c.——&lt;_— W aterworks ; 
LVI. 165.-=LXI. 253.—LXVII. 112,—LXX. 86.—LXXIII. 280.—LXKXIV. 205. 


‘38. Orders of leave for Notices only ; LVI. 196.—LVII. 30.—LVIII. 165.— LIX. 245.— LX. 337.— LXI. 138. 
—&lt;—»— Orders of leave for Notices, and Bills ordered; LIX. 355.—LXVII. 95, 113. —«— Orders of 
leave for Notices ; Bills ordered in, and Committees to examine and to report on Notices ; LVIII. 397-— 


LIX. 139-40.—LXI.. 131.—LXII. 281.—LXIII. 129.—LXIV. 16.—LXVI. 233.—LXVII. 221.—LXxX, 134. 
—LXXI. 67.—LXXII. §2.—LXXV. 216, &amp;e. 





39. _ Petitions for provision, and for additional application ; Reports of Standing Orders not being complied with 
made,—And Reports ordered to lie upon the Table, LVI. 153, 248, 254, 328.—LVII. 45, 246, 360, 516. 
—LXVI. 98, 186, 224, 231, 235, 238.—LXVII. 150, 206, 230, 259, 307-—LXVIII. 255, 355-—LXIX. 85. 
—LXXI. 75.—LXXII. 222.—LXXIII. 132-3, 263.--LXXIV. 205, 218.—LXXV. 64, 70. And leave 
for Notices granted; LXX. 178. And leave for Notices granted, and instructions for provision, and 
Committees on Bill to examine and report on Notices ; LXVI. 237, 252.—LXVIII. 438.—LXXIII. 200. 
—LXXV. 71, 83. —&lt;»— Reports of Standing Orders not complied with, read,—And leave for Notices ; 
LXVI. 229. And instructions for provision; LXVII. 266,—LXxXII. 330. And Reports re-committed ; 


LXXV. 67. And leave granted for Notices, instructions for provision, and Committees on Bills to report 
thereon accordingly ; LXVI. 104, 121.—LXXV. 71. 


41. Petitions complaining of Standing Orders not having been complied with,—Referred to Committees ; LVII. 
406.—LXVI. 403.—LXVII. 173, 249.—LXVIII. 390, 404, 478.—LXIX. 247.—LXXIII. 97.—LXXV. 214. 
(See Committees, 1765, 1771.) To lie upon the Table; LXXIII. 214.—LXxXIV. 176, 248, 306, 407.— 
LXXV. 177. —&lt;=— Petition for leave to give further Notices ; Referred, LVII. 253. —&lt;m— To deposit 
plans; To lie upon the Table, LXXIV. 269. 


42, Petitions for Inclosure Bills, stating that Standing Orders have not been complied with, and for leave to give 
Notices,—Referred, LVIH. 156.—LIX. 102.—LXII. 173. —&lt;=— Bill ordered, and leave granted for 
Notices ; LXX. 159. 


43. Petition to expunge a Commissioner's name from an Inclosure Bill, he not being a fit person under the 
Standing Orders ; LXVIII. 442. 


44. Petitions for leave to give certain Notices, and that others may be dispensed with; and for leave to bring in 
a Bill, and that Committee thereon may be directed to report how far Standing Orders have been complied 


with,—Referred, LXX. 291, Report, and leave granted for some Notices; Bill ordered, and other Notices 
dispensed with ; 298. 


45. Petitions signifying that Notices had been given pursuant to leave of the House; LVI. 339.—LVII. 46.— 


LVIII. 280.—LIX, 221.—LX. 219,—LXI, 177.—LXII, 101.—L XII. 146.——LXIV. 162.—LXVI. 262,— 
LXVII. 239.—LXVIII. 145, &amp;c. 


46. — Reports of Standing Orders having been complied with, pursuant to leave granted,—From Committees on 
Petitions ; LVI. 282.—LVII. 50.—-LVIII. 321.— LIX. 218.—LX. 269.—LXI. 150.——From Committees 
on Bills; LXIV. 229.—LXV. 225.—LXVI. 260.—LXVII. 8y.—LXVIII. 171.—LXIX. 172. —LXX, 125.— 
LXXI. 328.—LXXil. 265.—LXXIII. 168.—-LXXIV. 194.—LXXV. 158, &amp;c. 


47. House informed, That printed copies of Bills, as amended by Committees, were delivered at the door to 
Members on preceding days, pursuant to the Standing Order, and House proceeds to take Reports into 
further consideration; LVI. 224.—LVII. 98.—LVIII. 260.—LIX. 282.—LX. 267.—LXI. 148.—LXII. 


309.—LXIII. 160,—LXIV. 188.—LXVIII. 315.—LXIX. 225.—-LXX. 188.—LXXI. 194.—LXXIII. 118, 
—LXXIV. 277. 


48. _ Bills reported, together with a list of the persons who have assented, dissented, or declared themselves neuter, 
as required by the Standing Orders ; LVI. 180.—LVII, 64.—LVIII. 317.—LIX. 247,—LX. 263.—LXI. 
154.—LXIII. 331.—LXVI. 251.—LXVII. 177.—LXVIII. 283.—LXIX. 226.—LXX. 327.—LXXII. 274. 
—LXXIIL. 284.—LXXIV. 179,—LXXV. 277, &amp;c. 


49. Reports on Bills of Standing Orders not or only in part complied with, made,—And ordered to lie on the 
Table; LXXI. 366.—LXXII. 358. —&lt;»— And Reports ordered to lie on the Table, and leave granted 
for Notices; LXVII. 316. —&lt;m— And Bills re-committed, leave granted for Notices, instructions for 
provision, and Committee to report on Notices; LXVII. 234. —«=— And Bills ordered to be engrossed 
(all parties consenting); LXX. 233. See Bills, 551. 557: 


51. Reports on Bills of Standing Orders not or only in part complied with, read, and Bills re-committed, and 
leave for Notices granted, and Committee to examine and report thereon; LXVI. 127.—LXXII. 165. 


52. Obstructions to giving Notices reported by Committees on Bills,—And Bills ordered to be engrossed ; 
LVI. 313.—LVUL .387.—LXV. 201.—LXVI. 237.—LXVII. 172.—LXIX. 234.—LXXII. 248..——— 
And Reports ordered to lie on the Table; LVII. 275.—LXXIV. 406. 


‘$3. Standing Orders not reported in Bills relative to.—Burial Grounds ; LIX. 289.—LX1. 150.—&lt;«—Churches 
and Tieesiie: LVI. 274.—LVII. 220:—LVII: 155.—LX. 147.—LXI. 146. —«»— Companies; LVI. 202, 

293. —==— County Rates; LIx. 132. —&lt;=— Debts, Small; LVI. 73.—LXXIV. 35, 116, 118. —— 

Docks, Harbours, &amp;c.; LVI. 172, 193, 286.—LVII. 189, 433.—LVIII. 330.—LIX. 131.—LX. 195.— 

LXI. 130. —&lt;-— Drainages; LX. 263. —«»— Ferries; LX. 186. —«»— Fisheries; LVIII. 326.— 

LIX. 131. ——=— Gaols; LV). 337, 375.—LVII. 49, 65, 117.—LX. 186. —&lt;-— Markets; LVI. 34, 

. 398.—LVII. 358, 393. ——»— Patents; LvI. 347. —&lt;»— Pavings, Lightings and other Improvements ; 

LVII. 192, 207.—LIX. 142. —«— Poor; LVI. 361.—LVII. 190, 197, 250.—LVIII. 189.—-LIX. 32.— 


LX. 240.—LXIL. 41. —&lt;=— Theatres ; LVIII. 292. —=—.Tunnels; LX, 212. —«— Turnpike Roads ; 
LIX. 311.—LXI. 196.—LXXIV. 127. 


54. Petitions 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


























































62. 


63. 


64. 


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67. 





61. 


“71. 


ORDERS—condinued. 


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II. Proceedings relative to Standing Orders—continued 
54. 


Petitions and Bills-reported to be not within the Standing Orders, or that Standing Orders do not apply to 
them; Churches ; LXVII. 99.—LXVIIb. 133.—LXIX.-140, 155, 156.—LXX. 170.—LXXIV..218. —m— 
Docks; LXXV. 227..—&lt;.— £Embankments ; LVII. 95. —&lt;-— Extra parochial Lands; LXVII. 130. 

 ——=— Gas Lights; -LXXIV..172, 206.—LXXV. 35, 80, 136.-—&lt;-— Inclosures; LVI. 457.— 

- LVII. 313:—LXIV. 279. —&lt;=— Navigations; LVI. 51, 115, 186.—LVH. 214, 250, 287.—LVIII. 270. 
—EIX. 67.—LX. 49.—LXI.-368.—LXVII, 107.—LXX. 86, —&lt;=— Pavings, Lightings, &amp;c.; LVI. 306. 
—w— Poor; LXXH. 349.—LXXIV. 172. —~m— Railways;- LXI. 67..—&lt;.— Turnpike Roads; 
LVI. 130.—LVIII. 266.—LX. 110.—LXVUI. 82.—LXXI. 209.—LXXII. 105.- -LXXHI. 115.—LXXV. 39. 
—e— Waterworks ; LXI. 121. 


Reports: of Standing Orders ; Not, or in part, complied with, made or read; and Bills: ordered without 
further notices ;. Bridges; LXVII. 138.—LXXV..44.—&lt;-— Docks ; LVI. 153.—LXVI. 1.12. 126.—_— 
Drainages ; LXXIV. 121. 213. —~&lt;-— Gas Lights; LXXHI.. 243.—LXXV. 249. —«— Inclosures ; 
LVIL., 203. — LX. 40. — LXVII. 108. ~«—Navigations ; LVII. 29.—«—Poor; LXXV. 203.—»— 
Railways ; LVII. 357.—LXXIV. iG. sidleercMenaali Roads ; LVI. 50.—LX. 82.—LXVII. 114.—LXXV. 
177, 210. 


Parts of Standing Orders dispensed with in Bills relative to.—Churches ; LXX. 298.—LX XII. 246.—_— 
Gaols; LXXI. 373.—&lt;—Gas Lights; LXXIII..312, 329, 349.—&lt;-—Turnpike Roads; .LXXIII. 271. 
—-— Waterworks ; LX XIII. 280. 


Reports on Petitions against Bills ; That Standing Orders had not been complied with, but that the promoters 
of the Bill ought not to be prejudiced; LXIX. 264. Report to be printed, and taken into further 
consideration, LXIX. 264. Report further considered ; Resolution agreed to ; 286. 


Reports of Standing Orders not having been complied with, &amp;c. and that it would be of public benefit if the 
Bill can be obtained in the same session ; To lie on the Table, LXXI. 14. 


‘Report of certain Notices having been given; And the Notices, under the special circumstances of an 


adjournment, to be deemed good notices ; LXXII. 222. 


Bills allowed to proceed in consideration of particular circumstances mentioned in Reports, but special entries 
made in Journals respecting notices ; LX XII. 420. 


Resolution, That in consequence of particular circumstances stated to the House,.[a combination of journey- 
men printers] Private Bills may, in the present session (1806-7) be presented, and read the first time, 
before printed copies have been delivered to the Members of the House ; but no such Bill is to be read 
a Second time, till after the delivery of printed copies thereof; LXII. 265. 


. Standing Orders read, and entered ; [viz. of 18 June 1811] and Resolutions made relative to Petitions for 


First readings of, and Reports upon, Private Bills; LXVI!. 17. — LXVIII. 11. — LXIX. 9. —LXX. 7.— 
LXXI. 8.—LXXII. 9..— LXXIII. 7. — LXXIV. 14. — LXXV. 6, 120. «= Read previous to Motions ; 
LXIf. 722. Read, after Motions made; LXXI. 431: —&lt;»— Read, previous to Amendments proposed 
thereto; LXIX. 225. —&lt;— Read, on Petitions being offered to be presented, LVII. 406. ——— On 
Petitions being: presented ; LX XIII. 97:—-LXXIV. 254.—~&lt;«—In proceedings of the House ; LXIH. go. 


Message from the Lords, requesting the House will communicate to their Lordships, copies of the Standing 
Orders relative to inclosure and drainage ; House will send an-answer‘; LVI. 503. : Message considered ; 
a copy.of the said Orders laid on the Table, and directed to be carried to. the Lords, 512. Report of 
the same having been delivered, 527. 


- Orders of Leave for Notices, read, and discharged ; The House being informed: that the parties did not 


propose a new road should be carried through any parish not included in the original notice; LVIJ. 224. 
—&lt;»— And leave for other notices granted; LVII..269. — LXX. 57.—&lt;«_—And time. for giving notices 
extended ; LXVIII. 346. 


_-Sessional Orders and Resolutions at the commencement of every Session : 


That the Grand Committees for Religion, for Grievances, for Courts of Justice, and for Trade, do sit on 
particular days in the House; LVI. 14.—LVIL."4.—LVIII. g.—LIX. 5.—LX. 5.—LXI. 9.—LXII. 5, 56). 
—LXIII. 6.—LXIV. 5.—LXV. 9.—LXVI. 35.—LXVII. 11.—LXVIII. 5.—LXIX: 6.—LXX. 6.—LXXI. 6. 

LXXII. 8.—LXXIII. 5.—LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 5, 109. 


That Committees of Privileges be appointed, and Orders to them; LVI. 15.—LVII. 4.—LVIII. 9.—LIX. 5.— 
LX. 5.—-LXI. 10.—LXII. 5, 561.—LXUI. 6.—LXIV. 5.—LXV. 9.—LXVI. 35.—LXVII..11,—LXVII. 5. 
LXIX. 6.—LXX: 6.—LXXI. 6.—LXXII. 8.—LXXIII. 5, —LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 5,.109. 


For Sessional Orders relative to Elections. See Elections, 738-752. 





That if it shall appear that any person has been tampering with any witness, the same is declared to be a 
high crime and misdemeanor, and the House will proceed with the utmost severity again such offender ; 
LVI. 15.—LVII. 5.—LVIII. 10.—LIX. 6.—LX. 6.—LXI. 10. — LXII. 6, 562. —- LXIII. 7. — LXIV. 5. — 
LXV. 10.—LXVI. 36.—LXVII. 12.—LXVIIL. 6.—LXIX. 7.—LXX. 6.—LXXI. 7.—LXXII. 8.—LXXIII. 6. 
—LXXILV. 10.—LXXV. 5, 110. 


That if it shall appear that any person hath given false evidence, the House will: proceed with the utmost 
severity against such offender; LVI.15.—LVII. 5.—LVIII. 10.—LIX. 6.—LX. 6.—LXI. 10. —LXII. 6, 562. 
—LXIUl. 7.—LXIV. 5.—LXV..10.—LXVI. 36.—LXVIL. 12.—LXVIII. 6.—LXIX. 7.—LXX. 6.—LXXI. 7. 
——LXXII, 8.—LXXIII. 6.—LXXIV. 10.—LXXV..5, 110. 


That the Serjeant take into custody strangers in the House or Gallery, and that‘no~person so taken be 
- discharged without the special Order of the House; LVF. 15.—LVII. 6.—LVII. 10.—LIX. 6.—LX. 6.— 
LXI. 10. —LXU: 6, 562.— LXIII. 7. — LXIV; 6.— LXV. 10. — LXVI. 36.—LXVII. 12.—LXVIII. 6.— 
LXIX. 7. —LXX. 6.—LXXI. 7.—LXXII. 8. —LXXIII. 6.—LXXIV. 10.— LXXV. 5, 110.—&lt;— That no 
_ Member presume to bring strangers into the House or Gallery while the House’is sitting; LVI. 15.— 
LVII. 6.—LVII. 10.—LIX. 6.—LX. 6;—LXI. 10.—LXIIe 6, 562.—LXIII. 7.—LXIV. 6.—LXV. 10. 
— LXVI. 36. — LXVI.12. — LXVIII. 6. — LXIX. 7. — LXX. 6. —LXXI. 7.— LXXIH. 8,—LXXIII. 6.— 
LXXIV. 10.—LXXvV. 6, 110. 
72. That 








ORDERS—continued. 








III. Sessional Orders, &amp;c. at the commencement of every Session—continued. 


72. 


73. 


74. 


75. 


76. 


77. 


78. 


79. 


81. 


82. 


That the back door of the Speaker's Chamber be locked every morning at the sitting of the House, and the 
key delivered to the Clerk, &amp;c. and that the Serjeant do take care to clear the Speaker's Chamber before 
the door is locked up; LVI. 15.—LVII. 6. — LVIII. 10. — LIX. 6. — Lx. 6. — LXI. 10. After Vol. LX1. 
every day; LXII. 6, 562.—LXIII. 7.—LXIV. 6.—LXV. 10.—LXVI. 36.-—LXVIL 12.—LXVIII. 6.— 
LXIX, 7.—LXX. 6.—LXXI. 7.—LXXII. 8.—LXXIII. 6.—LXXIV;- 10.—LXXV. 6, 110. 


That the Constables do take care that during the sessions the passages between Temple Bar and Westminster 
Hall be kept free and open, &amp;c.; LVI. 15.—LVII. 6.—LVIM. 10.-—LIX. 6.—LX. 6.—LXI. 10.—L XII. 6, 
562.—LXIII. 7.—LXIV. 6.—LXV. 10.—LXVI. 36.—LXVII. 12.—LXVIII. 6.—LXIX. 7.—Lxx. 6.— 
LXXI. 7.—LXXII. 9.—LXXIII. 6.—LXXIV. 10.—LXXV. 6, 110. 


That the Constables do take care that there be no gaming, &amp;c. in Westminster Hall, or the passages leading 
to the House, &amp;c. ; LVI. 15.—LVII. 6.—LVIII. 10.—LIX. 6.—LX. 6.—LXI. 10.—LXII. 6, 562.—LXI1. 7. 
— LXIV. 6.— LXV. 10. — LXVI. 36. — LXVII. 12. — LXVIII. 6. — LXIX, 7. — LXX. 6. — LXXI. 7.— 
_LXXIL 9.—LXXIII. 6.—LXXIV. 10.—LXXV. 6, 110. 


That the said [two last] Orders to be sent to the High Bailiff of Westminster, and that he do see the same 
put in execution; LVI. 15.— LVI. 6.—LVIII. 10.~—LIX. 6.—LX. 6.—LXIL. 11. —LXIL. 6, 562.— 
LXIII. 7.—LXIV. 6.—LXV. 10.—LXVI. 36.—LXVII. 12.—LXVIII. 6.—LXIX. 7.—LXX. 6.—LXXI. 7. 
—LXXII. 9.—LX XIII. 6.—LXXIV. 10.—LXXV. 6, 110. 


That no footman be permitted to be within the lobby or upon the stairs leading thereto ; That the Serjeant do 
take care that there be no gaming or other disorders in the footman’s room ; That he take into custody 
footmen disobeying the Orders of the House, and that they be not discharged without Special Order ; 
LVI. 16.—LVII. 6.—LVII. 10.—LIX. 6.—LX. 6.—LXI.11:—LxI. 6, 562.—LXIII. 7-—LXIv. 6.— 
LXV. 10 —LXVI. 36.—LXVII. 12.—-LX VIII. 6.—LXIX. 7.—LXX. 6.—LXXI. 7.—LXXII. 9. —LXXIIL. 6. 

- —LXXIV. 10.—LXXV. 6, 110. | ; 


That to prevent intercepting of letters the person appointed to bring letters from the General Post Office to 
the House do every day during the session (Sundays excepted) attend from ten till one, and for two 
hours after the rising of the House, and from five till seven at the place appointed for delivery of said 
letters, and deliver same to the Members, or their known’ servants; LVI, 16.—LVII. 6.— LVIII. 10.— 
LIX. 6.—LX. 6.—LXI. 11. (After Vol. LXI.) Do every day during the session (Sundays excepted) 
attend from ten in the morning till seven in the afternoon at the place appointed for delivery of. said letters, 
and deliver same to Members, or their known servants; LXII. 6, 562.—LXIII. 7.—LXIV. 6.—LXV. 10.— 
LXVI. 36.—LXVII. 12.—LXVIII. 6.—LXIX. 7.—LXX. 7.—LXXI. 7.—LXXII. 9.—LXXIII. 6.—LXXIV. 10. 
—LXXvV. 6,110. That the said officer do, upon going away, lock up such letters as shall remain un- 
delivered, and that no letters be delivered but within the hours aforesaid; That the said [two] Orders be 
sent to the Postmaster General ; That when any letters directed to the House docome to the Speaker 
he do.open same and acquaint the House at their next sitting with the contents ; LVI. 16, &amp;c.—LXXV. 110. 


That the Serjeant, when the House is going to prayers, give notice thereof to all Committees, and that all 
proceedings of Committees in a morning after such notice be void; LVI. 16.—LVII. 6.—LVIII. 10.— 
LIX.6.—LX. 6.—LXI. 11.—LXII. 6, 562.—LXHI. 8.—LXIV. 6.—LXV. 10.—LXVI. 36.—LXVII._ 12.— 
LXVHI. 6,—LXIX. 7.—LXX. 7.—LXXI. 8.—LXXII. y.— LX XIIL. 6.—LX XIV. 10.—LXXV. 6, 110. 


That the Votes be printed, being first. perused by Mr. Speaker; That he do appoint the printing thereof, and 

. that no person but such as he shall appoint do presume to print same ; LVI. 16.—LVII. 6.—LVIII. 10.— 
LIX. 6.—LX. 6.—LXI. 11.—LXII. 6, 562.—LXIII. 8.—LXIV. 6.—LXV. 10.—LXVI. 36.—LXVII. 12.— 
LXVIII. 6.—LXIX. 7.—LXX. 7.—LXXI. 8.—LXXII. 9. Votes and proceedings ; LXXII. 206.—LXXIII. 6. 
—LXXIV. 10.—LXXV. 6, 110. 


Committees on Expiring Laws appointed, and Orders and instructions‘to them ; LIX. 6.—LX. 6.—LXI. 9.— 
LXII. 10, 582.4—LXIII. 8.—LXIV. 6.—LXV.-10.—-LXVI. 37.—LXVII. 13.—LXVII. 12.—LXIX. 7.— 
LXX. 8.—LXXI. 8.—LXXII. 9.—LXXIUI. 6.—LXXIV. 27.—LXXV. 6, 119. See Committees, 
1574-1593. 

For Resolutions relative to Petitions for, First reading of, and Reports on, Private Bills. See Bills, 463-469. 


Resolutions that Orders of the Day set down for Mondays and Fridays shall be disposed of before the House 
will proceed upon Motions ; LXVI. 148.—LXVII. 17.—LXVIII. 12.—-LXIX. 9. — LXX. 7.—LXXI. 8.— 
LXXIL. 16.—LXXIII. 7.—LXXIV. 14.—LXXV. 6, 120. 





IV. Incidental Proceedings : 


83. 


Orders of the Day, read,—And proceeded in; LVI. 22.—LVII. 8.—LVIII. 29.—LIX. 26.—LX. 8.—LXI. 11. 
—LXII. 50.-—LXIII. 34.—LXIV. 11.—LXV. 22.—LXVI. 275.—LXVII. 42.—LXVIII. 15.—LXIX. 21.— 
LXxX. 8. — LXXI. 11. — LXXII. 17. —LXXIII. 14. —LXXIV. 37. — LXXV. 10, &amp;c, —&lt;=— Instructions 
given, and then proceeded in; LVI. 189.—LVI. 37.—LVIII. 89.—LX. 26.—LXI. 513.—LXIX. 124.— 
LXX. 162.—LXXI. 480.—LXXIII. 102.—LXXIV. 510, &amp;c. —~m— And other Orders made, and then 
proceeded in; LXVI. 240.—LXX. 115.--LXXI. 12. —«=— And the House having sat late, adjourns ; 
LXVIIL. 474. —&lt;-—And deferred ; LVI. 87.—LVII. 13.—LVIII. 126.—-LIX. 38.—LX. 38.—LXIL. 35.— 
LXII. 50.—LXIV.' 18.—LXV. 37.—LXVI. 27.—-LXVII.. 98.—LXVIII. .61.—LXIX. 33.—LXX. 23.— 
LXXI. 267.—LXXII. 96.—LXXIII. 31.—LXXIV. 46.—LXXV. 54, &amp;c. —&lt;«— Read, and deferred for one 
month ; LX. 455, 463.--LXVIII. 637.—LXIX. 493. —~=— And deferred for two months; LXVII. 512. 
—&lt;««-— And deferred for three months; LIX. 336.—LX. 345.—LXI. 326.—LXVI. 298.—LXVII. 525.— 
LXVIII. 597-—LXXIII. 352, &amp;c.—&lt;.-—And deferred for six months; LVIII. 486.—LIX. 154.—LX. 104. 
-—-LXVI. 116.—LXVII. 203.—LXVIII. 350.—LXIX. 225.—LXX. 77.—LXXIII. 103.-- LXXIV. 306.— 
LXXV. 331, &amp;c. —~«m— And deferred till the afternoon; LVIII. 450. —«»— And adjourned (for taking 
Election Petitions into consideration,) there wanting names to complete list of forty-nine ; LVIII. 145, 174. 
—LIXx. 61, 64, 81.—LXII. 82.—L XIII. 58.—LXVIII. 163.—LXXIV. 140.—LXXV. 329, &amp;c. —&lt;-— (For 
ditto, read by the Clerk ;) and adjourned, the House being counted, and a hundred Members not present ; 
LVIII. 174.—LIX. 64, 97.-—LXII. 75.—LXVI. 258.—LXIX. 195.—LXX. 315.—LXXII. 81. —_— 
(For Calls of the House ;) Read, and Calls adjourned; LXVI. 4, 6.—&lt;«—(For resuming Debates ;) Read, 
and Debates further adjourned ; LXVII. 542.—«— And discharged; LVI. 250.—LVII. 311.—LVIII. 
448.—LX. 36.—LXI. 167.—LXII. 70.—LXV. 111.—LXVI. 39.—LXVIII. 220.——LX1X. 203. —LXX. 46.— 

LXXL 


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706 





IV. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


84. 


85, 


86. 


87. 


88. 


89. 


91. 


92. 


93. 


ORDERS—continued. 












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LXXI. 265.—LXXII. 89.—LXXIV. 310.—LXXV. 429, &amp;c.—&lt;=—And discharged, and other Orders made ; 
LXVII. 171.—LXVIII. 385.—LXX. 108. —«=— And dropped for want of forty Members ; LXII. 290.— 
LXV. 278.—LXxX. 286. —~«m=— Read, Motions made, and Orders dropped for want of forty Members ; 
LVI. 256.—LIX. 322. —&lt;«—- And postponed until the House shall have proceeded upon the other Orders 
of the day; LVI. 188. —«=— Postponed Orders of the day read, and deferred for six months, LVI. 190. 
—&lt;»—Orders of the day ordered to be now read; LVII. 116. 


Orders of the day, now read,—And proceeded in; LVI. 31.—LVII. 8.—LVIII. 153.—LIX. 10.—LX. 19.-- 
LXI. 18.— Lx. 60. —LXV. 67. —LXVI. 128.—LXVII. 18. — LXVIII. 18.—LXIX. 11.—- LXX. 22.— 
LXXI. 25.— LXXII. 28. — LXXIII. 31. — LXXIV. 46. — LxXV. 57, &amp;c. —«m— And proceeded in, after 
a division; LXXV. 432. —&lt;«— Instructions given, and then proceeded in; LVI. 93.— LVI. 30.— 
LVIII. 92.—LIX. 34.—LX. 137.—LXI. 287.—LXVIII. 31.—LXIX. 99..—LXX. 148.—LXXI. 470.—LXXIII. 
271.—LXXIV. 579.—LXXV. 378, &amp;c.—&lt;«—Acts read ; Motions made, and withdrawn or negatived, and 
then proceeded in; 1.XX. 264. —«— Motions withdrawn ; instructions given, and then proceeded in; 
LIX. 332. —«=— Read, and deferred ; LVI. 84.—LVII. 21.—LVIII. 80.—LIX. 31.—LX. 28.—LXI. 37.— 
LXII. 50.—LXIII. 46.—LXV. 97.—LXVI. 117. —LXVII. 144.—-LXVIII. 141.—LXIX. 454.—LXX. 21.— 
LXXI. 26. —LXXII. 96.—LXXIII. 79.— LXXIV. 119.— LXXV. 63, &amp;c. —«m— And deferred for two 
months ; LX XIII. 336. —«m=— And deferred for three months; LVI. 444.—LVIII. 630.—LIX. 348.—LX. 
477.—LXIV. 228.—LXVIII. 590. — LXX. 365. — LXXIII. 313. —«— And deferred for six months ; 
LVUI. 279. — LXI. 255.—LXVIII. 278. — LXIX. 270. — LXXIV. 429, &amp;c. —«=— And deferred, after 
Motion made and negatived; LIX. 143. —«»— And discharged ; LVI. 522.—LVII. 9.—LXIX. 230.— 
LXX. 238.—«—And discharged, and other Orders made; LXX. 262. —«— And part thereof discharged, 
and other part proceeded in; LXI. 472.—&lt;—House interrupted, and afterwards proceeded in ; LIX. 54. 
—~»— And notice taken that forty Members were not present, the House was toid, and adjourned ; LVII. 
504.—LVIII. 551. —&lt;«— Now read to supersede Motions, LVI. 116.—LXII. 18.—LXIII. 149, 354, &amp;c. 
(See Motions, 2-27.) 


Orders of the day read,—And proceeded in; LVI. 159.—LVII. 10.—LVIII. 71.—LIX. 26.—Lx. 25.—LXI. 38. 
—LXII. 139.—LXIV. 24.—LXV. 315.—LXVI. 38.—LXVII. 35.—LXVIII. 18.—LXIX. 81.—LXx. 88.— 
LXXI. 13.—LXXII. 160.—LXXIII. 15.—LXXV. 284. And deferred ; LVI. 33.—LVII. 16.—LVIII. 49. 
—LIX. 45.—LX. 19,—LXI. 21.—LXII. 58.—LXIII. 47.—LXIV. 21.—LXV. 84.—LXVI. 23.—LXVII. 
111.—LXVIII. 272.—LXIX. 87.—LXX. 16.—LXXI. 102.—LXXII. 38.—LXXIII. 39.—LXXIV. 77.— 
LXXV. 58, &amp;c. And deferred for six months; LVI. 259.—LXVIII. 433.—LXXIUI. 85. And parts 
thereof discharged ; LXII. 708, 748. And further adjourned ; LXVII. 539. —«»— Other Orders of the 
day made the same day read, and deferred; LX. 59. And notice taken, that forty Members were not 
present, House counted, and adjourned ; LVI. 149. Read; Motions made, and ditto ; LVII. 362.—LIx, 
413.—LXI. 398. 


Other Orders of the day ordered to be now read; LVI. 188.—LVIII. 362.—LX. 121, 133.—LXVIII. 272. 
—&lt;»— Read after a division; LXXV. 155.—&lt;»— Read; to supersede other Motions; LVII. 212, 282.— 
LVIII, 109, 362, 465.—LIX. 204, 271.—LX. 113.—LXI. 76.—LXVIII. 474.—LXXI. 196.—LXXII. 160. 
—LX XIII. 412.—LXXIV. 606.—LXXV. 155, &amp;c. (See Motions, 2-27.) 


Orders of the day made the same day read,—And proceeded in; LVI. 60.—LVIII. 278.—&lt;«-—Instructions 
given, and then proceeded in; LIX. 41.—LXIX. 287. —«=— And deferred; LVIII. 452.—LIX. 393.— 
LX. 58.—LXVII. 420.—LXVIII. 382. —«»— And notice taken, that forty Members were not present, 
House counted, and adjourned ; LVI. 190. —«=— Now read and proceeded in ; LX. 56, 58. 





Orders made by the House read,—And discharged; LVI. 97.—LVIII. 76.—LIX. 34.—LX. 24.—LXI. 236.— 
LX. 67.—LXIV. 95.—LXVI. 21.—LXVII. 113.—LXVIII. 89.—LXIX. 178.— LXX. 383.—LXXL. 242.— 
LXXIII. 86.—LXXIV. 111.—LXXV. 332, &amp;c.—&lt;—And parts thereof discharged ; LVI. 368.—LVIII. 201.— 
LIX. 30.—LX. 176.—LX. 262.—LXVI. 136.—LXVIII. 546.— LXIX. 149.—LXX. 110.—L XXIII. 292.— 
LXXV. 428, &amp;c.—&lt;—And Motions for discharging them withdrawn ; LVIII. 401.—LIX. 198.—-LXI. 16. — 
LXXIV. 164. —«— And Motions for discharging parts of them withdrawn; LX. 493.—&lt;—And Motions 
for discharging them negatived; LIX. 59, 205. —«— And Motions for discharging part thereof 
negatived|; LXX. 274.—LXXIII. 272.—~«—Motions for discharging them and Debates thereon adjourned; 
LIX. 192.—LXII. 49.—LXXV. 238.—&lt;-—And discharged, and other Orders made; LVI. 38.—LVIIL. 10. 
—LVIII. 56.—LIX. 30.—LX. 23.—LXI. 24.—LXII. 112.—LXIII. 46.—LXIV. 17.—LXV..29.—LXVI. 20. 
—LXVII. 110.—LXVIII. 112.—LXIX. 51.—LXX. 46.—LXxXI. 68.—LXXII. 79.—LXXIII. 33.— LXXIV. 
30.—LXXV. 56, &amp;c. —«m— And other Orders made; LVI. 395.—LVI..233.—LVIII. 400.—LIX. 206. 
—LX. 80. — LXI. 30.—LXIII. 75.—LXIV. 133.—LXVI. 283.—LXVII. 503.—LXIX. 272.—LXX. 57.— 
LXXIII. 86.—LXXIV. 280.—LXXV. 248.—&lt;—And Motions made thereon negatived ; LVI. 551.—m— 
In proceedings of the House ; LVI. 262.—LIX. 195.—LX. 368.—LXIV. 49.—LXVII. 495:—LXXII. 29. 
—LXXIII. 31.—LX XIV. 72.—LX XV. 263.—&lt;—And Petitions presented; LXX. 291.—«—And Instruc- 
tions given ; LXXIII. 244.—&lt;—And Acts read and Instructions given ; LXX. 170.—«—Entry in Votes 
read and parts of Orders of the House discharged; LXxX. 248. 


Orders made by the House discharged without reading same ; LVIII. 95.—LXIV. 88.—LXV. 315.—LXVII. 103. 
—LXVIII. 171.—LXX. 95.—LXXII. 78. —&lt;— Parts of Orders discharged without reading same ; LXIX. 
196.—LXX. 430. 


Orders of the House to be sent to; The Lord High Chancellor; the Chief Justice of the Common Pleas ; 
the Master of the Rolls ; the Chief Baron ; the Dean of the Arches; the Judge of the Prerogative Court 
of Canterbury ; the Judge of the High Court of Admiralty ; LXIX. 272. —«— To particular Members ; 
LXIX. 381, 407. See also supra, 16. 


Service of Orders of the House ordered to be deemed good service [in cases of particular Divorce Bills] ; 
Upon the Solicitor of a party, the party not being to be found; LVI. 526.—«—Upon the Proctor and 
Solicitor; LXXIV. 363, —«— On Agents; LXX. 373.—LXXV..457.—&lt;«—Upon the Mother of a party, 
the party being abroad ; LX. 429. 


Sessional Orders read and Motions made thereon ; LXV. 45. . 
A person taken into custody pursuant to Sessional Order respecting Strangers; LXXIV. 537. See Strangers. 


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V. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn : 
(1.)—Questions Negatived : 


95. For now reading Orders of the day; LVI, 258. 


96. For reading the other Orders of the day to supersede Motions; LVIII. 474.—LIV. 304.—LXIV. 246,— 
LXVII. 382, 391.—LXVIII. 592. 


97. For reading the Order of the House for the second reading of The Orders in Council Bill on a future day ; 
LXIII. 68.—.—For now reading Orders of the House ; LXV. 115. 


98. For discharging Orders or parts thereof,—For laying Accounts and Papers before the House ; LXXIIf. 272. 
For referring papers to Select Committees; LXX. 274. For considering Election Petitions ; L1x, 60, 


205.—LXII. 57, 102, 215, 233.—LXXIV. 150. —=— For reading Orders for considering Election 
Petitions ; LIX. 188. 


99. For agreeing with Committees in Resolutions relative to Standing Orders; LXVI. 439. 


101. ‘That it be made a Standing Order that in each year there be laid before the House an account of the Public 
Income and Expenditure; LXV. 459. 


102. For the House to resolve itself into Committee on Standing Orders of the House relative to Trade and 
Navigation ; LXIII. 103. 


(2.)\—Motions Withdrawn : 


103. That leave be granted to give notices of applications. for Private Bills; LXVII. 108. 
104. _‘ For now reading a particular Order of the day ; LXII. 195. 


105. For now reading the other Orders of the day to supersede Motions; LVIII. 299, 381, 634, 670.—Lx. 184. 
—LXI. 137.—LXVII. 431.—L XVIII. 576, 619.—LXIX..175, 292.—LXX. 97. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5288. Amendments, 13; 31. Bills, 551. Committees, 
1566. 1679. 1754-1771. 1788. Divisions, 23. 51. Messages, 129.146. — Petitions, 
854-856. 879. Public Business. Speaker, 16. 








Order Book *——See Public Business. 


Orders in Council : 


1. Petitions complaining of certain Orders in Council, purporting to be issued for the protection of the Trade and Navigation ‘of Great Britain, 
and praying to be heard at the bar of the House ; From London ; To lie on the Table, rx111. 163. Liverpool; Counsel ordered; day 
appointed for considering Petition ; 163. Manchester; To be considered at the same time, and Counsel ordered; 168, Petition from 
London again read; To be considered at the same time, and'Counsel ordered, 171. Petition from London in favour of the Orders in 
Council ; To lie on the Table, 184. Petitions considered; Counsel for the several Petitioners being called in, Petitions read ; Counsel 
heard, and proceeded in his examination of several Witnesses ; and a Question having been proposed to be put to one of the Witnesses, 
Whether he signed the Petition in the capacity of a Merchant and Trader, or as Agent for a particular House? and an objection having 
been taken thereto, Counsel and Witness directed to withdraw; Motion for expunging the Question from the Minutes, negatived ; 
Counsel and Witness again called in, and the Counsel proceeded further in his evidence ; and a Question having been put to a Witness, 
Whether he signed the requisition for the Meeting of the Merchants to consider of a Petition to Parliament? and an Answer having been 
given thereto; and an objection being taken to the Question and Answer standing part of the Minutes, Counsel and Witness directed to 
withdraw ; Motion for expunging the Question and Answer from the Minutes, negatived ; Counsel and Witness again called in, and 
the Counsel having proceeded further in his evidence, he was directed to withdraw; Further consideration of Petitions adjourned ; 
Minutes to be printed; 190. Order of the day for further considering Petitions, read ; Petitions referred to a Committee of the Whole 
House; 199. (See Committees, 864.) Petition from Kingston upon Hull against the Orders in Council; To lie on the Table, 194. 
Petition from Cork against the Orders in Council; To lie on the Table, 203. 


2. Bill for making valid certain Orders in Council and Warrants of the Commissioners of the Treasury for the entry and warehousing of 
certain goods imported in neutral vessels, and for indemnifying all persons concerned therein ; for the remitting of forfeitures in certain 
cases ; and for enabling His Majesty to allow the importation of goods from countries from which the British Flag is excladed ‘in any 
vessels whatever; Ordered, rx111. 188. Presented; printed; 195. R. A. 268, 


3. Bill toamend so much of two Acts of same Session [Supply Bills] for carrying into execution certain Orders in Council as relates to the 
duties on goods exported from the warehouses in which they have been secured on importation, and on certain prize goods imported into 
Great Britain or Ireland; Ordered, Lx111. 354. Presented, 362. R. A. 450. 


4. Motion for an Address for laying before the House the substance of any communications that may have passed between His Majesty and 


the Powers in alliance or amity with His Majesty in Europe, respecting the Orders in Council of the 11th November 1807, previous or 
subsequent to those Orders being issued; Negatived, Lx111. 144. 


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Petitions respecting Orders in Council (See Petitions, 379); Referred to a Committee of the Whole House, Lxvi1. 333. See 
Committees, 866. 


G. Motions for an Address to His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, That he will recall or suspend the Orders in Council issued by His 
Majesty in 1807, and adopt such measures as may tend to conciliate Neutral Powers, without sacrificing the just rights and dignity of 
His Majesty’s Crown ; and for reading the other Orders of the day ; Motions withdrawn, LXvVII. 431. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3'767-3'773. 5502. Addresses, 323. Bank of England, 26. Committees, 863~866. 
2011. Petitions, 379. Snpply, 5377- 


Orders of Reference, &amp;c. :— see Accounts and Papers, 3041. 


Orders, Holy &gt;——See Clergy. Elections, 584. 703. 834. Members, 116. 


Ordnance: Bills relative to Ordnance Service and Ordnance Office : 
1. For vesting certain lands and hereditaments in Trustees, for promoting the service of His Majesty’s Ordnance at Woolwich; Ordered, 
Ly11. 296. Presented, 308. Lords Amendments agreed to, 614. R.A. 642. 


2. For vesting certain lands and hereditaments in 'T rustees, for the service of the Ordnance at Woolwich ; Ordered, tv111. 281. Presented, 
284. R.A. 331. 


3. For vesting in Trustees certain lands and hereditaments at Charlton, for further promoting the service of His Majesty’s Ordnance; Ordered, 
Lvit1. 467. Presented, 470. n. A. 543- 


4. For vesting in Trustees certain lands and hereditaments'at- Weedon Beck in the county of Northampton, for the service of His Majesty's 
Ordnance.; Ordered, tv111. 481. Presented, 485. R. a. 543. 
6. For 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 





708 ‘ORDNANCE——PALACE. 











11. 
12. 


13. . 


Ordnance: Bills relative to Ordnance Service and Ordnance Office—continued. 


For vesting certain messuages in Trustees at Chatham and Warley Common, for the use of the Ordnance; Ordered, L1x. 377. ‘ Presented, 
381. Instruction for vesting lands at Woolwich in Trustees, for the service of the Ordnance, 388. R. A. 417. , 


For the better regulation of the office of Treasurer of the Ordnance ; Ordered, 1x1.64. Presented, 103. Printed, 114. Again printed, 164. 
Re committed, 188. R. a. 275. 


To vest certain messuages in Trustees at Portsmouth, and fur extending the lines and works at Dover; Ordered; presented; Lx1. 469. 
R. A. 546. 

For confirming articles of agreement for an exchange of lands between His Majesty and Samuel Whitbread, Esq. at Purfleet ; Ordered, 
LXiv. 102. Presented, 106. Committed, 115. Not proceeded in. 

For empowering the Board of Ordnance to exchange lands at Purfleet ; Ordered, Lx1v. 345. Presented, 350.. King’s consent signified, 374. 
R. A. 398. 


To vest in Trustees certain lands at Portsmouth for.extending the present lines and works ; Ordered ; presented ; LXIX.111. R.A. 124. 


Motion, That for the omission of duty of the Board to take security from Mr. Hunt the late Treasurer, the Board is deemed censurable 
by the House ; Previous Question thereupon negatived, Lxv. 280. 

Motion, That it appears to the House that for a series of years large sums of the public monies have accumulated in the hands of the Agents 
of the Ordnance, and that very serious loss has thereby arisen to the public; Negatived, Lxv111. 650. 


See Accounts and Papers, Key to Army ; also, 1508-9. 3337- 3553- 3742 3774-3783- 4149. 4498. 4502, 5503. Addresses, 324. 
Finance, 19. 21. House, 33. Navy, 63. Petitions, 381. © Postage, 4. - Small Gun Department. 
Supply, Key to Supply; also, 5378-5382. 


Ore :—See Lead, 2. 
Organzined Thrown Silk :—see six, 1. Wool, 21. 
Ork ne Islands +—— Petition for leave to present a Petition respecting the failure of the Corn harvest in those Islands and for 


relief; Leave given; Petition offered ; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition brought up; Read, and referred to a Committee ; 
" LIx. 303. Report; to lie on the Table and be printed, 317. Petition and Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 379. 


See Supply, 85. 886. . See also Committees, 1664. Petitions, 684. i 
Ormonde, Earl of :——See Accounts and Papers, 4144-4147. Committees, 1329. Wine, 11. 
Orphans’ Fund :——See Accounts and Papers, 3153-3160. 3182. Clergy Orphans. Committees, 1665. 1693. 
ostage and Post Office, 18. 


Orthes :——See House, 172. 
Oswald, Major General John :—see House, 121. 145. 
Ottoman Porte :—see Constantinople. 


Oude :——See Accounts and Papers, 2089. 2093. 2098-9. 2106. 2110. 2115. 2122. 2136. 2138. 5664. East India Affairs, 59. 61. 
House, 6. 8. Petitions, 203. Questions, 61. Wellesley, Marquis, 2. 


O utlawry :——Bill for the more effectual preventing Clandestine Outlawries ; Read the First time and ordered to be read a Second 
time at the commencement of each Session ; Lv1. 8.—LVII. 3.—LVIII. 9.—LIX. 3.—LX. 3.—LXI. 3.—LXII. §,.561.—LXI11. 3.— 
LXIV. 3.—LXV. 3.—[Note.—Jn 1810 the House met on 1 November, but on account of the King’s Illness the Session was not opened until 
15 January, 1811, when the Bill was read; LXVI. 35.]—UXVII. 4.—LXVILI. §.—-LXIX. 3.—°LXX. 3.—-LXXI. 3.—LXXII. 3.— 
LXXIII. 3.—-LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 3, 109. 


Outports :—See Accounts and Papers, 3481. 3568. 3650. 3682. 


Overseers :——See Accounts and Papers, 5322. Apprenticeship, 2. Poor, 6, 7. 22. 32. 139. 144. | 
Owen, Mr. (of Lanark) :—see Committees, 2012. Poor, 147. 


Oxford, City :—See Elections, 273. 363. 


; Oxford University :— -See Accounts and Papers, 1039~1043. Copyright, 2, 3. 


Oxymuriatic Acid :—see Suiits Meld, 


Oysters +See Fish, 28. Petitions, 382. 





P. 


PACK, Major General Sir Dennis :—see House, 114. 145. 


Packet Boats :——Bill to exempt His Majesty’s Packet Boats employed in the service of the Post Office from Lighthouse and 
Harbour duties; Ordered, Lxx. 120. Presented, 122. Committee put off for six months; 218. ~ See Accounts and Papers, 
2817. 4072. 4090. Committees, 867. Docks, 3. 6, 7. 9. French Packets. Postage and Post Office, 26. 


Paget, Major General The Honourable Edward :—see House, 102. 
Pains and Penalties :—see Petitions, 439. 
Paint :——See Patents, 15. 


Pakenham, Major General The Honourable Sir Edward, ‘: B, :——See Addresses, 515. 


House, 114. 145. ~ 
P alace Court :——See Accounts and Papers, 4126. Committees 2014. 
ee Palace Yard :——See Accounts and Papers, 5178-5182. Parliament, 6-9. Supply, 2356. 2968. 





Palmer, Mr. : 








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Palmer, Mr. : ; 


1. Petition of John Palmer, Esq. for leave to present a Petition respecting his establishment of a plan of reform in the method of conveying 
the Mails, &amp;c.; Leave given; Petition offered ; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition presented ; to lie on the Table; Lx11. 285. 
Another Petition offered; King’s recommendation signified; Petition presented ; to lie on the Table; 572. Report made upon 13 July, 
1797, from the Select Committee relative to Mr. Palmer’s agreement, to be re-printed, 575. Petition read again and referred to a 
Committee; to Report observations; to send fur persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; Report of 13 July 1797 
referred ; 596. Petition reported; day appointed for-further considering Report;-Report to be printed; 697. Report referred to a 
Committee of the Whole House, 748. Order for going into the Committee discharged, 766. 


Reports of 13 July 1807, and of 13 July 1797, respecting his agreement read; Motion for referring them to a Committee 
House; King’s recommendation signified, and Motion agreed to; LXIII. 256. See Committees, 869. 


Bill to secure to Mr. Palmer his future per centage on the net incréased Revenue of the Post Office, according to the provisions of his 
_ . appointment of 1789; Ordered, Lx111. 353. Presented; printed; 360. Passed, 441. Not returned from the Lords. 


4. Account of the per centage due to Mr. Palmer referred to a Select Committee; Lx1II. 371. 
on the Table, and be printed, 413. Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 429. 


of the Whole 
3. 


(See Committees, 1666.) Report; to lie 
See Supply, 163. 1864. 


5. Message from the Lords, desiring a copy of the Report of 1797, respecting Mr. Palmer’s agreement with the Post Office, and for leave 
for a Member to attend a Committee appointed by the Lords, on Mr. Palmer's agreement; Leave given him, Lx111. 435. Message 
considered, and a printed copy of Report sent to the Lords, 439. Report of its having been delivered, 444. 

6. Resolution reported 14 June 1808, from the Committee of Supply, for providing for the arrears of per centage due to Mr. Palmer read 

again, and Bill ordered, Lx111. 468. Presented, 469. Not proceeded in. 

7. 


Address, humbly to beseech His Royal Highness the Prince Regent to advance to John Palmer, Esquire, £.54,702. os. 7d. being the 
balance due to him on the net revenue of the Post Office, from 5 April 1793 to 5 January 1808 ; txv1.257. Answer, That it must 
at all.times be the Prince Regent's desire to attend to the wishes of the House of Commons, and that he shall be ready to give effect to 
them in this instance, whenever the means shall have been provided by Parliament; 369. Answer read, 372. Address, and answer 
thereto read ; Motion, that whoever advised the Prince Regent to doubt the readiness and sufficiency of the House to make good any 
sum which, in compliance with its Address to that effect, His Royal Highness shall direct to be advanced, gave advice calculated to 
disturb that good understanding between the Crown and the Commons, which it is the highest importance to support.and maintain, 
negatived, 384. ' ane 

8, Resolution of 16 May 1808, read; Motion for referring it to a Committee of the Whole House; Regent's recommendation signified; 

Motion agreed to; Lxvit. 432. (See Committees, 871.) Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill to secure to John Palmer, Esquire, 
his future per centage on the net increased revenue of the Post Office ; Ordered, Lxvit. 435. . Presented, 447. Instruction for granting 


£.78,344. 128. gd. being the balance of per centage due to Mr. Palmer, 484. Bill to be printed, 487. Passed, 492, Not returned 
from the Lords. ; ; 
9. Resolution of 16 May 1808, read ; Motion for referring it to a Committee of the Whole House; Regent’s recommendation signified, and 
Motion agreed to; Lxvi11. 504. (See Committees, 872.) Reported; Bill ordered; 510. See infra, 11. 
11. 


Bill to secure to John Palmer, Esquire, his future per centage on the net increased revenue of the Post Office, according to the provisions of 
his appointment, of 1789; Ordered, rxvi11. 510. Presented, 514. Reports and accounts to be re-printed, 517. Bill to be printed, 
519. Instruction for granting a sum to be paid to John Palmer, Esquire, being the balance of per centage due to him, §63. _ Bill passed, 
591. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 642. Report ;'to lie on the Table, 643. 


12. Committee appointed to consider of the agreement made with Mr. Palmer; Lxvi1t. 531. (See Committees, 1667.) 


13. Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee, to consider of the services of Mr. Palmer; Regent’s recommendation signified, 
and Motion agreed to; Lxvi1r. 645. (See Committees, 873.) Resolution reported ; Bill ordered, 652. See infra, 14. 


14. Bill for granting the sum of £.50,000. to Mr. Palmer, in consideration of public services performed by him; Ordered, txvr11. 652. 
Presented, 656. R. a. 673. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3784. Addresses, 508. 518. 561. 611. Committees, 868-873. 1666-7. 


King, 94. Supply 
Key to Supply ; also, 5383. ' ‘ 


Pamphlets :——See Accounts and Papers, 3785. 4597+ Committees, 851. Complaints, 9-25. 
5021. 5025. 5439- 


Pantheon Theatre :—see Petitions, 539. 


Newspopers,2. Supply, 


Paper : Bills relative to Paper: 


1, For repealing certain duties on Paper, &amp;c. imported into and made in Great Britain, and granting other duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, 
LVII. 585. Presented, 595. R- A. 660. 


9. For further securing the duties on Paper and Pasteboard ; Ordered; Instruction for further securing the duties on Paper and Pasteboard ; 
txxi. 461. Bill presented, 473. R. A. 520 


3. — Petition for leave to present a’Petition for a Bill to oblige manufacturers of Paper to mark Paper made by machines ; Referred, Lx xiv. 312. 
Reported; leave given; 319. Petition presented and referred, 333. _ Bill ordered, 337. Presented, 362. 


: ; Petition against, 370. 
Petition against, to be printed, 450. Bull not proceeded in. 


4. For better securing the Excise Duties on Paper and Pasteboard ; Ordered, Lxxv. 381. Presented, 391. R. A. 455- 


5. To provide more effectually for securing the collection of the duties on Paper made in Ireland; Ordered, Lx. 289. Presented, 349. Lords 
Amendment considered ; further consideration adjourned for three months; 455. . 


6. Tocontinue and amend several Acts for regulating and securing the collection of the duties on Paper made in Ireland ; Ordered; presented ; 
LX. 457. R. A. 487. 


To amend several Acts for regulating and securing the collection of duties on Paper made in Ireland, and to make perpetual so much of Act 
45 Geo. III. as relates to Paper Hangings printed or stained in Ireland; Ordered, Lx11. 230. Presented, 244. R. A. 310. 


=? 


8, Toamend the several Acts for securing the duties on Paper made in Ireland, and on auctions in Ireland; Ordered, Lx1Iv. 300. Ordex of 
leave discharged ; another Bill ordered; 343. Presented, 348. R. a. 398. 


9. For making further provision for collecting and securing the duties of Excise on Paper printed or stained in Ireland to serve for hangings ; 
Ordered, Lxx. 346. Presented, 354. R. A. 415. 


11. For better regulating and securing the collection of the duties on Paper in Ireland; Ordered, Lxx.376. Presented, 380. Rk. A. 437. 


Another Bill for ditto ordered, Lx x1. 425. Presented, 433. BR. A. 504. To amend last Act; Ordered, Lxx111.348. Pre- 
sented, 354. RB. A-397- ns 


12. To regulate the payment of drawback on Paper allowed to the Universities in Scotland ; Ordered, rx1x, 465. Presented, 469, R.A. 514. 





———To amend said Act; Ordered, Lxx11.232. Presented, 395. R- A- 458. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3786-3794. Committees, 874-879. 1574. 1668-9. Companies, 55. Excise, 11. 15. 
Laws Expiring, 2. Patents, 7.11. Petitions, 383. Stamps,3. - Supply, 4519-4525. 5010. §384. 5416. 


Paper Currency :——Motion that any statute having for its object to prevent the Bank or other Paper Currency of the country 
from being exchanged against the lawful coin of the realm, below a certain rate, would cause the lawful money of the realm wholly to 
disappear, &amp;c. ; Negatived; two other Motions respecting the Paper Currency and its value in relation to the lawfyl money of the realm 
negatived ; Motion that it is the duty of the House to discountenance and resist a scheme which has for its object to establish a maximum, 
in the money trade of the realm, and that the Gold Coin Bill has such object; Negatived, Lxvi11. 61, See Gold. 

Papists : 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 8R 











710 PAPISTS——PARLIAMENT. 
aoaoaoaeae=aqQqqqqqqee eye ESE 
Papists :——See Roman Catholics. 


Parchment :—See Hides,7, Laws Expiring, 2, Stamps,3, Supply, 4721. 6010. 5416. 


P ardons :——Bill for diminishing the expense of Pardons under the Great Seal ; Ordered, rxx111, 218. Presented, 222, Printed, 
258. Lords Amendments agreed to, 343. R.A. 377+ See Accounts and Papers, 2735-2737. 


P arga t——See Accounts and Papers, 3795-3797- Addresses, 325, 326. 
Paris, Conventions Of :—sSee Accounts and Papers, 2668. 2671. 2684, Addresses, 224, 225, 4 
Parish Apprentices ;——See Apprenticeships, 2-9, Committees, 1670-1672. 


Parish é Clerks :——Petition for Bill for extending the jurisdiction and powers of the London Parish Clerks Company ; Referred, 
LXx1v.106, Bill ordered, 144. Presented, 219. Petitions against, 276, 278, 305, 319, 323, 326, 333, 338, 343, 349, 361, 
362, 370, 380, 407, 413, 414, 423. Petition complaining of the non-compliance with the Standing Orders; to lie on the 
Table, 407. Petition read, and referred to a Select Committee, 415, (See Committees, 1673.) Report; to lie on the Table, 432. 
Time enlarged for Committee on Bill to report, 415. Not proceeded in. See Committees, 1769. 


Parish Registers :-~=Bill for better regulating and preserving Parish and other Registers of births, baptisms, marriages afd 
burials; Ordered, Lxv1. 430. Presented, 437. Day appointed for further considering Report, and Bill to be printed, 447. Not 
proceeded in, Another Bill ordered, txv11. 149. Presented, 223. Printed, 231. Re-committed; again printed; 311. Again 
re-committed ; again printed; 354. Agreed to by the Lords with Amendments; Bill to be printed with Lords Amendments; 548. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 549. RB. A. 559- Bill to amend said Act ; Ordered, Lxv111.610. Presented, 618. Passed, 632. 
Not returned. from the Lords. See Accounts and Papers, 3800. 3802. Addresses, 327. Population. Supply, 2952. 3109. 


Parish Vestries :—scee Petitions, 413. Poor, 42. 53. 113. 








Parishes : 
1, Clerkenwell; Petition for a Bill for separating the district of Saint’ John from Saint James, and for regulating the elections of Minister 
: of St. James; Referred, 1x11. 162. Bill ordered, 193. Presented, 284. Petition against, 312. Second reading deferred, 335, 355+ 
Not proceeded in. 


Newborough. See Drainages, 14. 
Plymouth. See Churches, 84. 


2. . Poplar and Blackwall; Petition for a Bill for making that Hamlet a separate and distinct Parish, and for building a ehurch therein; 
Referred, Lxx11. 74. Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 158. Re-committed, 251. R.A. 354. Ri 


See Accounts and Papers, 3798-9. 


Park, Allison Anderson, Mrs. Wife of Mungo Park, Esq. :—see suppy, 1759. 
Parks, Royal :-——See Accounts and Papers, 5504. 5633. 

Parker, Admiral Sir Hyde :—see House, 132. 

Parker's Cement :—see Patents, 13. 

Parkhurst Forest :—see Forests, 13. 





Parliament. 





I. Petitions relating to Parliament. 
II. Bills relating to Parliament; 1—4. 
III. Bills relating to the Buildings and the Approaches to the Houses 
of Parliament; 5—9. 
IV. Incidental Proceedings; 10—15. 


V. Questions Negatived and Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn; 
16—22. 





I. Petitions relating to Parliament :—see Petitions, 384-394. 


IT. Bills relating to Parliament: 
1, Tocontinue the proceedings in the House of Lords touching the conduct of Mr. Justice Fox, notwithstanding any prorogation or dissolution 
of Parliament; From the Lords, Lx. 449. Read, 451. R.A. 488. . 
2. ‘To provide that the proceedings depending in the House of Commons upon articles of charge against Lord Viscount Melville, shall not 
be discontinued by any prorogation or dissolution of Parliament ; Ordered, rx. 484. Presented, 485. R.A. 498. i 
3. For better securing the independence and purity of Parliament by preventing the procuring or obtaining seats in Parliament by corrupt 
practices, &amp;c,; Ordered, Lx1v, 277. Presented; printed; 304. Order for going into Committee, read; Motion for Mr. Speaker 
now leaving the chair; Debate thereon adjourned; 332. Resumed; Bill considered; 353. Bill again printed, 375. Re-com- 
mitted, 387. Again printed, 391. Report further considered ; House informed that another Amendment was necessary to be made 
to one of the Clauses; Bill again re-committed, so far as relates thereto ; considered ; reported ; to be ingrossed; 397, R.A. 408. 


4. To regulate the office of Clerk of the Parliaments, and of the Clerks of the Signet and Privy Seal in England; Ordered, 1x XII. 237. 
Order of leave discharged ; Bill for regulating the office of Clerk of the Signet, &amp;c.; Ordered, 362. See Signet, and Privy Seal 


Offices. 
III. Bills 

















Il. 


IV. 


10. 
11. 


12. 


13. 


14. 


15. 


V. 


16. 


17. 


18. 
19. 


21. 


PARLIAMENT——PAROCHIAL. 711 








Bills relating to the Buildings and the Approaches to the Houses of 
Parliament : 


Motion for Bill to enable the Lords of the Treasury in Ireland to sell and dispose of the Parliament House in Dublin; Ki consent 
signified ; Bill ordered ; Lv11. 563. Presented, 569. Rn. a. 641. Sons: i 


For purchasing certain grounds in and near Palace Yard, Westminster, for the use of the Public; Ordered, Lx. 430. Presented, 433- 
R. A. 488. 


For consolidating and rendering more effectual the several Acts for the purchase of buildings, &amp;c. near Westminster Hall and the two 
Houses of Parliament ; Ordered, 1x1. 469. Presented, 474. R. A. 547- 


To amend and enlarge the powers of last Act 46 Geo. III. c. 89; Ordered, Lx111. 441. Presented, 448. R. a. 476. 


To amend Acts for the improvement of Westminster; Ordered, txv. 445. Printed, 447. Instruction for paying certain rents to the 
Dean and Chapter of Westminster out of the Consolidated Fund, 461. {Lords Amendment agreed to, 509, &amp;. A. 511. For 
further amending and enlarging powers of Act 46 Geo. III. c. 8g. and for other purposes; Ordered; presented; LXIX. 473. R.A. 514. 





Incidental Proceedings : 


Resolution that it is the duty of the House to maintain a jealous guard over the purity and independence of Parliament, &amp;c. Lxtv. 247. 


Proclamations respecting the meeting and holding of the First Parliament of the United Kingdom, and appointing the time and place of 
meeting thereof; Lv1.2. Meet first for dispatch of business, 22 January 1801; Lv1.5. Opened by letters patent under the great seal 


constituting Lords Commissioners for that purpose; LVI. 5. 

Dissolutions of Parliament, —By Proclamation (29 June 1802); Lv111. 2.—(24 October 1806); Lx11. 1.—(29 April 1807); Lx11. 557. 
—(2g September 1812); txviit. 1. By the Prince Regent in person (10 June 1818); ~txx111. 427. By Proclamation (29 February 
1820); LXXvV. 105. New Parliaments meet first for dispatch of business, and are opened by commission, 16 November 1802 ; 


LVIII. 7.—15 December 1806; Lx11. 3.— 22 June 1807; LXII. 559.— 24 November 1812; Lxviit. 3.—14 January 1819; 
LXXIV. 7.—21 April 1820; LxxXv. 107. 





Prorogations and further Prorogations of Parliament; By commission; tv1. 666, 667. By His Majesty in person; Lv11. 663. By Writ; 
LV11I.3,5- By His Majesty in person; Lv111.694. By commission, 694. By His Majesty in person; 11x. 444. By commision, 
444. By commission; Lx. 498, 499.—LxI. 569.—Lx11. 365, 848.—Lx111. 481, 482.— LxIv. 422,—Lxv. 518.—Lxv1. 467.— 
Lxvir. 566. By the Prince Regent in person; Lxvi11. 675. By commission, 675. By the Prince Regent in person; Lx1x. 521. 
By commission, 522. By the Prince Regent in person; Lxx. 475. By commission, 476. By the Prince Regent in person; Lxxt. 
529. By commission; 529, 530. By the Prince Regent in person; uxx11. 480. By commission, 480. 
And by proclamation (under the Regency Act, upon the death of Queen Charlotte), 5. 
By commission, 640. By commission; Lxxv. 104, 485. 

Resolutions for taking matters into consideration early in the next session of Parliament ; Sheriff of Middlesex; Report of his conduct at the 
Middlesex Election; t1x. 425. Treasurer of the Navy; Act of 25 Geo. III. for better regulating the office of Treasurer of the 
Navy; Lx1. 525. East India Company; the accounts of the revenues and charges and the commercial concerns of the East 
India Company; Lx11. 826. Private Bills; the appointment of days limiting times for receiving Petitions for Private Bills, 
and Reports from Committees thereon; Lx11.834. West India Colonies; the Report of the Committee on the commercial state 
of the West India Colonies; 7x11. 835. Distillery Bill; The circumstances relating to an alteration improperly made in the 
ingrossed copy of the Bill; ux111. 478. Penitentiary Houses; The means of most beneficially carrying into effect Acts 19 and 
34 Geo. III. for the establishment and regulation of Penitentiary Houses; txv. 459. Roman Catholics; The laws affecting His 
Majesty’s Roman Catholic subjects in Great Britain and Ireland; rxvi1. 462. Ireland; Report from Select Committee on the 
public income and expenditure of Ireland; Lxx. 434. Grampound; Notorious system of corruption in the borough of Grampound; 
Lxxiv. 617. Camelford; Corrupt practices reported by Committees on the Camelford Election Petitions; Lxx1v. 626, ——_— In 
this session the Acts of Parliament relative to Bankrupts, and also the administration of those laws; LXVI1I. 385. 


By writ; LXxIV. 4, 5. 
By the Prince Regent in person; Lxx1v. 639. 


House of Commons meets on a Sunday in consequence of the demise of the Crown; Lx xv. 89, 


Questions Negatived and Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn : 


Prorogation; For an Address to His Majesty that he will not prorogue the Parliament until he shall be enabled to afford to the House 
more full information with respect to his relations with Foreign Powers, &amp;c.; Lx. 404. 

Reform of Parliament ; That the House will, early in the next session, take into its consideration or appoint a Committee to inquire into the 
state of the representation; LxX1v. 407.—Lxxiv. 606. How far it may be expedient to provide some further limitation to the 
number of persons holding seats in this House, together with pensions, sinecures and places of emolument under the Crown; LxIv. 394. 

That Select Committees be appointed to inquire into the state of the representation ; Lxv. 390.—Lx x11. 290.. Motion, That 
no adequate security for good government can have place but by means of and in proportion to a community of interest between governors 
and governed [Superseded]; Lxx111. 412. Motion, That it is expedient that all boroughs in which gross and notorious bribery and 
corruption shall be proved to prevail should cease to return Members to serve in Parliament [Withdrawn]; Lxxv. 60, ———— Motion, 

That the Petition of James Miils for a Reform of Parliament do lie on the Table ; Negatived, and Petition rejected, Lxxv. 458. That 

the Petition of George Edwards for a Reform of Parliament be printed; Lx xv. 477. 





Tithes in Ireland ; That the House will, early in the next session, take into its consideration the collection of tithes in Ireland; txvr. 418. 
The state of the laws relative to tithes in Ireland; txvit. 465. 


Property Tax; That the House will, early in the next session, take into its consideration so much of Act 46 Geo. III. as relates to the 
contribution and exemptions under that Act; LXvI. 452. 


Roman Catholics; That the House will, early in the next session, take into its consideration the state of the laws affecting Roman Catholics; 
Lxxi. 387. ,7 


Triennial Parliaments; Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal Act 1 Geo. I. for enlarging the time of the continuance of Parliaments ; 


LXX1II. 358. 


See Aceounts and Papers, 1194. 3803-3818. 4111-4113. 5258. Addresses, 33. 612. Committees, 455- Constables, 6. 
Messages, 147. Petitions, 384-394. Privileges. Public Money, 4. Supply, Key to Supply. 





Parliament, Clerk of :—see Elections, 585. 
Parliament House, Dublin :—see Partiament, 5. 
Parochial Benefit Societies :—sSee Friendly Societies. 
Parochial Rates :—see Poor. 

Parochial Registers :—see Parish Registers. 
Parochial Schools :—scee Poor, 14. Schools, 2. 
Parochial Stipends :—see Stipends, 


Parsons, 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) + 8Re 







































































712 PARSONS——PATENTS. 





Parsons, John William tulle Lldcticns, iy. 

Parsonage Houses :—sSee Churches and Chapels, 1, 2. 38. Clergy, 14. King, 95. 

Partition of Lands :—see Lanz, 1. ; 
Partnerships : Bills relative to Partnerships in Ireland : 


‘fo explain and amend Act of Parliament of Ireland 21 &amp; 22 Geo. III. c. 46, relative to promoting trade and manufacture, by regulating 
and encouraging Partnerships; Ordered, Lxvi1. 227. Presented, 228. Printed, 232. Passed, 335. Not returned from the Lords. 


= 


2 To promote the employment of the Poor in the fisheries, trade, and manufactures of Ireland, by regulating and encouraging Partnerships in 
that part of the United Kingdom ; Ordered; presented ; printed; Lxx111. 269. Passed, 391. Not returned from the Lords. 
Another Bill ordered, txx1v. 402. Presented; printed; 440. Committee put off for six months, 536. Another Bill 
ordered, Lxxv. 60. Presented; printed; 85. Not proceeded in. 

See Committees, 881. 








Passengers : Bills relative to Passengers : 
1. For regulating vessels carrying Passengers from the United Kingdom to Foreign Parts, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lv111. 421. Presented, 424. 
R. A. 543+ 


2. To exempt vessels in the Newfoundland trade from the provisions of above Act; Ordered ; presented; L1x. 230. R. A. 255. 
To amend Act 43 Geo. III.; Ordered, txviit. 358. Presented, 361. rp. a. 416. 


For regulating the carrying of Passengers to and from the Island of Newfoundland and Coast of Labrador ; Ordered, Lxx1. 434. Pre- 
sented, 439. Printed, 454. rR. a. 508. 


5. To apply to American vessels carrying Passengers the regulations as to British vessels contained in Act 43 Geo. III. c.56; Ordered, 
LXXI. 437. Order of leave discharged, and Bill to regulate the conveyance of Passengers from the United Kingdom in American 
vessels ; Ordered; presented; 439. Rk. A. 520. 


6. Toamend Act 43 Geo. III. c. 56; Ordered, Lxx1I. 95. Presented; printed; 107. Rr. a. 164. 


7. To repeal so much of Act 43 Geo. III. as requires the attendance of Magistrates on board vessels carrying Passengers from the United 
Kingdom to Foreign Parts; Ordered; presented; Lxx111. 386, Printed, 388. nr. a. 417. 


8. To make further provision for the due care of Passengers proceeding on board vessels to His Majesty’s Plantations or Settlements, or to 
Foreign Parts; Ordered, xxiv. 516. Presented, 544. Lords Amendments agreed to, 623, R. a. 631. 
See Committees, 565. 882-884. Ships and Vessels, 13. Steam Vessels, 1. 


Passports *—See Addresses, 398. 
Pasteboard *——See Accounts and Papers, 3787. 3789. Committees, 8'77. Paper. Supply, 4519. 


Patent Offices :——See Accounts and Papers, 3730. 3740. 3821-3823. Offices. 








Patents, 


I. Public Bills relative to Patents; 1, 2. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Patents, and Proceedings thereon ; 
3—15. : 


I. Public Bills relative to Patents : 


1. To prevent the inconvenience arising from the facility of procuring copies of specifications enrolled by grantees of Letters Patent ; Ordered, 
LXXV. 312. Presented; printed; 352. Second reading put off for six weeks, 402. Not proceeded in. 





2. For the protection of persons applying for Patents for inventions; Ordered, Lxxv. 338. Preseuted; printed; 343. Second reading 
put off for six months, 413. 


Il. Petitions for Bills relative to Patents, and Proceedings thereon : 


3. Barber, Robert :—For prolonging the terin of certain Letters Patent granted to him; Referred, rxv1. 41. Leave granted for notices; 
77. Bill ordered, 81. Presented, 83. Petitions against, g7, 109, 221. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 221. 
Not proceeded in. 


4. Bradbury, John Leigh :—For leave to presenta Petition for securing to him the benefit of acertain method of engraving ; Referred, 
LXXx111. 292. Reported; leave given; Petition presented and referred ; 311. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed ; 
356. (App. 734-) Read again, and Bill ordered, 371. Presented, 372. Leave given the Committee to sit, and report on certain 
days; 391. Bill passed, 404. Not returned from the Lords. 


6. Browell, J ames, and James Jacks :—For enlarging the time for delivery of the specification, &amp;c. of their Patent, for preserving 
certain manufactures from mildew ; Referred, Lx1v.15. Not reported. 


6. Cartwright, Reverend Edmund :—For vesting in him the sole property in certain machinery for woolcombing, invented by 
him ; Referred, tv1. 178. Report; to lie on the Table, 271. Read again, and Bill ordered, 378. Presented, 389. Petitions against, 
417, 456. Bill re-committed, 463. Lords Amendment agreed to, 644. R. a. 665. 


Engraving :—See supra, 4. 


7. Fourdrinier, Henry, Sealy Fourdrinier, and John Gamble :—For prolonging the term of certain Letters Patent for the 
invention of making paper by machinery; Referred, 1x11. 169. Report; to lie on the Table, 228. Report re-committed, 237. 
Report ; to lie on the Table, 248. Leave granted for notices, 250. Bill ordered, 356. Petition renewed and referred, 587. Bill 
ordered, 615. Presented, 621. Re-committed, 737. Lords Amendments agreed to, 842. Rr. a. 848. 


3. Gas Lights &gt;——Of Frederick Albert Winsor, for the extension of his Patent for Gas Lights ; Referred, Lxvi11.97. Not reported. 
Hemp and Flax :—see infra, 12. 


11. Koops, 





PATENTS——PAVINGS. 713 











es 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Patents, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


11. Koops, Matthias :—For securing to him his invention for making paper from straw, &amp;c. and to assign the benefit thereof te a greater 
number of persons than allowed by Patent; Lv1.173. Referred; all to have voices; 174. Report ; day appointed for further considering 
Report ; Report to be printed ; 347. Further considered; Bill ordered, 399. Presented, 402. Message from the Lords, requesting 
a copy of the Report on the Petition ; House will send an answer; 516. Message considered, and a printed copy sent to the Lords, 
530. R. a. 640. : 

12. Lee, James :—For securing to him the benefit of his invention, of preparing hemp and flax; Referred, uxvit1.84. Voices; 147- 
Committee to report Minutes of Evidence, 251. Reported; Report to be printed ; 251. Bill ordered, 276. Presented, 283. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 615. rR. a. 630.—&lt;———For extending the Patent; Referred, Lx x1. 54. Bill ordered, 213. Presented, 234, 
Passed, 349. Not returned from the Lords. 


Mildew :—See supra, 5. 
Paint :—See infra, 15. 
Paper :—See supra, 7. 11. 
13. Parker’s Cement :—For prolongation of the Patent; Referred, Lxv. 48. Not reported. 


14. Tessera :—For allowing the use of the Patent Tessera Buildings; Referred, xxv. 60. Bill ordered, 99. Presented, 180. R. A. 379. 
——— For enabling the proprietors to assign the same to a greater number of persons; Referred, txv1. 74. Bill ordered, 133. 
Presented, 140. Day appointed for Second reading, 250. Second reading deferred, 253, 255, 265, 271. Not proceeded in. 


15. Vancouver, John:—For leave to present a Petition for securing to him the benefit of his discoveries in the manufacture of paint ; 
Referred, Lx1x. 308. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 312. Bill ordered, 320. Presented, 328. Passed, 405. Not 
returned from the Lords. 


Winsor, Frederick Albert :-—See supra, 8. 


Woolcombing :—See supra, 6. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2556-2562. 3820. Orders, 22. Petitions, 395. Theatres, 1. Trade, 8. 





Patrick, St. Hospital (Dublin) :—see Accounts and Papers, 3824-5. Petitions, 686. Supply, 2410. 2627. 
Pattern Drawers :—see Calico Printers, 4. 


Paull, J ames, Esq. :——Sessional Resolution, That if it shall appear that any person hath heen tampering with any witness in 
respect to his evidence to be given to the House, or any Committee thereof, the House will proceed with the utmost severity against 
such offender, read; Petition of James Paull, Esq. one of the candidates to represent the city of Westminster at the late Election [1806] 
and who had petitioned against the return of the Right honourable Richard Brinsley Sheridan the sitting Member, complaining that 
Mr. Sheridan and his Agents had been tampering with certain persons whom the Petitioner had summoned and intended to examine 
on the trial of the said Petition, and praying to be permitted to prove same at the Bar of the House; Presented; to lie on the Table, 
LXx1I.175. Day appointed for considering Petition ; persons ordered to attend; 181. Motion for reading the Order of the day for 
considering Petition withdrawn ; Petitions of Henry Burgess, James Wallis, Frederick Homan and Alexander Johnston, praying to 
be heard to disprove the allegations in Mr. Paull’s Petition; to lie on the Table; other persons ordered to attend; House proceeds 
to the hearing of the matter of the Petition; Petition again read; Petitioner to be heard by his Counsel and witnesses; entries in 
Journal of February and March 1700, in relation to the matter of charge against Samuel Shepherd, sen. Esq. read; Counsel for 
Petitioner called in and heard, and examined several witnesses in support of the allegations of the Petition; and the evidence being closed 
on the part of the Petitioner, further consideration adjourned, and persons again ordered to attend; 195. Petition further considered ; 
Counsel for Petitioner called in, and the evidence on the part of the Petitioner having been closed, one of the said Counsel was 
heard to observe thereon ; Mr. Sheridan heard in his place; several witnesses called in and examined ; further proceedings adjourned ; 
Minutes of Evidence to be printed, and persons ordered to attend; 210. Order for the attendance of persons to extend only to such 
persons as have been examined, 219. Further consideration deferred, and persons again ordered to attend, 226. Petition further 
considered y Mr. Sheridan further heard in his place and withdrew; Resulutions, That the allegations contained in the said Petition 
are false and scandalous; That William Drake, a witness, was guilty of wilful falsehood and gross prevarication ; Drake committed to 
Newgate; 256. Petition of Drake to be discharged; to lie on the Table, 313. See Wellesley, Marquis... 


Paupers :——See Accounts and Papers, 3826. Poor. 
Pauper Lunatics :—See Lunatics, 2. 6. 








Pavings, Lightings, anv other 
‘Improvements. 


I. Public Bills relative thereto ; 1—1L5. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative thereto, and Proceedings thereon ; 
16—214. 


I. Public Bills relative thereto: 
Dublin : 


1. For levying certain Duties to be applied for preserving the peace within the city of Dublin; Ordered, Lv1it. 224. Presented, 230. 
Day appointed for Third reading, 242. ‘Third reading deferred, 246, 268, 290. Not proceeded in. 








2. For appointing Commissioners to inquire and examine into any irregularities or abuses respecting the Paving of Dublin; Ordered ; 
presented ; 1x. 307. Instruction for enabling the Lord Lieutenant to advance any sum not exceeding £. 20,000. out of the Consolidated 
Fund of Ireland for the Improvement of Dublin, 329. Bill printed, 334. Re-committed, 367. rR. a. 488. To amend said_ 
Act and to suspend proceedings in certain actions under it ; Ordered, LXI. 141. Presented ; printed; 145. Order for Second reading 
discharged, 269. Not proceeded in. To continue and amend said Act; Ordered, Lx1. 352. Presented, 356. Instruction for 
enabling the Lord Lieutenant to advance any sum not exceeding £. 20,000. for Paving Dublin, 364. R. a. 432. 








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I: Public Bills relative thereto—continued. . 
Dublin—continued. 
3. To continue several Acts for the Improvement of Dublin, and for regulating the Coal Trade thereof; Ordered, Lx1v.311. Presented, 321. 
R. A. 382. 
4. ‘To continue Acts relative to the Improvement of Dublin; Ordered, Lxv1.157. Presented, 162. Rr. a. 199. See infra, 73. 


o 


9 Ireland :——To continue so much of certain Acts of the Parliament of Ireland as relates to the cleansing and watching of cities and towns 
in Ireland; Ordered, 1x11. 254. Presented, 260. Rk. a. 364. 


Mary-le-bone New Street : 

6. Motion for Bill for making a more convenient communication from the northern parts of the metropolis in the parish of St. Mary-le-bone 
to Charing Cross; Regent’s consent and recommendation signified; Bill ordered; Lxvi11. 428. Presented ; printed; 432. Petitions 
against, From Cockerell, Samuel Pepys, 537. George, Saint, Hanover-square, 434, 514. James, Saint, 434, 468. Jermyn-street, &amp;c. 
Owners of houses in, 524. King-street, Golden-square Charitable Foundation School, 496. Markham, Sarah, 531. Martin, Saint, in 
the Fields, 519. Mary-le-bone, Saint, 434. Norris-street, &amp;c. Owners, &amp;c. of houses in, 529. Westminster, Owners of property in, 
491. Westminster Sewers, Commissioners of, 519. Williams, Thomas, and others, 540. Bill committed to a Select Committee, 468. 
Reported and re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House ; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 546. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 652. R.a. 656. é 


7. To amend several Acts of 38 and 43 Geo. III. relating to the Land Revenue of the Crown, and also Act of 53 Geo. III. for making a more 
convenient communication from Mary-le-bone Park, &amp;c. to Charing Cross; Ordered, Lx1x. 116. Presented; printed; 119. Again 
printed, 218, Lords Amendments considered ; Regent’s consent signified, and Amendments agreed to; 342. R. A. 359. 


8. ‘To alter and amend Acts 53 Geo. III. c. 121, and 53 Geo. III. c. 62. (Loc. et Pers.) ; Ordered, uxxt. 343. Presented, 348. Committed 
to a Select Committee ; printed; 353. Petitions against, From Anne, St. Westminster, 496, 427. George, St. Hanover Square, 434. 
James, St. Westminster, 427. Martin, St. in the Fields, 427. Mary-le-bone, 406, 427. Paul, St. Covent Garden, 427. West- 
minster, 402. Owners of Messuages in St. George Hanover Square and St. James and St. Anne, 460. Bill re-committed, 467. 
Instruction for granting certain small portions of land as scites for public buildings to be used as cemeteries, 480. R. a. 521. 


9. ‘To alter and enlarge the powers of Act 54 Geo. IIJ. c. 70, for the further improvement of the Land Revenues of the Crown; Ordered, 


Lxx11. 168. Presented, 171. Instruction to make good any deficiency that may arise in the Land Revenue of the Crown, 180. Bill 
printed, 184. R. A, 300. 


11. To extend the time for making purchases under Act 53 Geo. III. c. 121, for making a more convenient communication from Mary-le-bone 
Park to Charing Cross; Ordered, Lxxv. 329. Order of leave discharged; Acts read; another Bill ordered; presented ; 357. 
R. A. 455+ 


Metropolis : 

12. For the better Paving of the streets of the Metropolis; Ordered, Lxx.97. Presented; printed; 181. Petitions against, From Andrew, 
St. Holborn and St. George the Martyr, 199.. Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalen, 230. Botolph, St. Aldgate and East Smith- 
field, 199. ‘Chelsea, 199. Christchurch, Surrey, 199. Church Lane, Whitechapel, 199. Clement, St. Danes, 199. Clerkenwell, 
St. James, 199. Commercial Road, 216. George, St. Hanover Square, 216. Giles, St. in the Fields and St. George Blooms- 
bury, 199. Goodman Fields, Red Lion Street and White Lion Street, 199. Hans Town, Chelsea, 216. Islington, 199. John, 
St. Westminster, 216. Limehouse, 216. Luke’s, St. Middlesex, 198. Margaret's, St. and St. John the Evangelist, Westminster, 199. 
Martins, St. in the Fields, 199. Mary-le-bone, .St. 199. . Mary-le, St. Strand, 199. Paddington, 199. . Pancras,- St. 207. 
Rosemary Lane, &amp;e. 199. Rotherhithe, St. Mary, 233. Saffron Hill, Hatton Garden and Ely Rents Liberty, 199. Shoreditch, 199, 
216. Southwark, East Division of, 199. Southwark, St. Saviour, 196. Southwark, West Division of, 199. Spital Fields, 216. 


Tottenham Court Road, 207, Wapping, St. George and St. John, 199. Whitechapel Road, 199. Whitechapel, High Street, 199. 
Order for Second reading discharged, 238. Not proceeded in. ; 


13. For better Paving and Improving the streets of the Metropolis ; Ordered, Lx x1. 239. Presented, 418. Printed, 433. Re-commi 


tted, 491. 
Passed, 497. Not returned from the Lords, 


14. For the better repairing the Pavement of the Metropolis ; Ordered, Lxx11.101. Presented, 165. Report of 25 March 1816 from Select 
Committee on the Pavement of the Metropolis, read, and Address thereupon; (See Addresses, 505.) Copy of Report to be laid before the 
Pirnce Regent; Bill committed to a Select Committee; leave granted for notices; 198. Bill printed, 203. Petition from Clerkenwell 
against, 232. From Clerkenwell, in favour, 236. ‘Time enlarged for Report, #78. Lords Amendments agreed to, 341. R. A. 354. 


15. Plymouth :—To enable His Majesty to establish a Police at Plymouth Dock ; Ordered, Lx111. 410. Presented ; printed; 411. Not 
proceeded in, Another Bill ordered, tx1tv. 110. Not proceeded in. 





Westminster Improvements :—See Parliament, 6-9. 


II, Petitions for Bills relative thereto, and Proceedings thereon : 


16. Aberbrothock :—To continue several Acts for granting a duty of two pennies Scots upon ale and beer brewed in that town ; Referred, 
Lx. 41. Bilkordered, 59. Presented, 74. R. A. 215. : 





17. Aberdeen :—For establishing a more enlarged system of Police; Referred, Lxx11. 57. Not proceeded in. For better Paving, 


Cleansing, Watching and Improving, and supplying that city with water; Referred, Lxxi11.10. Bill ordered, 18. Presented, 56. 
Petition in favour ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 263. R.A. 377. 


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Abergavenny :—For Paving and Improving; Referred, Lxx.20. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 125. Presented, 133- 
R.A. 266. 


19, Adelphi Terrace :—For repairing and maintaining the same; Referred, Lxx1.33. Bill ordered, 103. Presented, 236, Petitions 
against; Referred, aud voices, 269. Not proceeded in. ' 


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: Albans, St. (Herts) :—For Paving, Lighting, &amp;c.; Referred, 11x. 47. Bill ordered, 53. Presented, 75. R. a. 173. 
Alloa (Clackmannan) :—See Docks, 13. 
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. Andevor (Hants) :—Referred, Lxx.26. Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 111. k. a. 296. 
23. Barnstaple (Devon) :—For Paving and Improving that borough ; Referred, txv1. 55. Bill ordered, g9. Presented, 141. R- A. 410. 
24. Basingstoke (Hants) :—For Paving and Improving ; Referred, tx x. 33. Bill ordered, 6g. Presented, 74. R. A. 184. 


25. Bath :—rTo enable the Mayor and Corporation of that City to grant building leases of Bath Common; Referred; uxt. 134. Bill 
ordered, 151, Presented, 190. Petition against, 191. Second reading put off for three months, 244. For better Paving, &amp;c.; 
Referred, ux1x. 23. Bill ordered, 142. Presented, 149. Petition against, 275. Lords Amendments agreed to, 321. R.A. 359- 





26. Bathwick (Somerset) :—For Paving, Cleansing and Lighting, &amp;c.; for establishing a Police, and for licensing Hackney Coaches, &amp;e.; 


Referred, v1. 138. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 369. Read again, and Bill ordered, 379. Presented, 424. Re-com- 
mitted, 553. R.A. 640. 


Battersea : 


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Battersea :—See infra, 124. 


27. Bedford :—For Paving, &amp;c.; rebuilding a Bridge over the River Ouse, erecting a new Guildhall and Market House, &amp;c. and otherwise 
improving that borough ; Referred, tv111. 141. Bill ordered, 208. Presented, 311. Petition against, 442. x. 4, 637. 


28. Belfast :—rFor amending Act; Referred, Lx x1. 34. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered,228. Presented, 239. Petitions against 
254,300. Infavour,312. Time enlarged for report, 354. Further enlarged, 373. R. A. 489. 


29. Bermondsey (Surrey) :—For Lighting, Watching and Cleansing Long Lane in that parish; Referred, Lxx1v. 53. _ Bill ordered, 
147. Presented, 170. Petition against, 219. x. a. 318. See Turnpike Roads, 592. 


Bethnal Green :—See Poor, 59. 
31 


Beverley (York) :——For Lighting, Watching, &amp;c. that town; Referred, vx111. 73. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table, 145. 
Report again read; leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered; 154. Presented, 218. R. a. 392. P 


32. Birmingham :——To alter andamend Acts, and for regulating hackney coaches, &amp;c.; for laying open and widening certain streets; for 
regulating the police, and themanner of laying: out and paving new streets, &amp;c.; Referred, tv1. 143. Bill ordered, 237. Presented, 
255- Petition against,304. R. a. 449. —«——For Paving and Improving that town; Referred, uxvi1. 59. Bill ordered,126. Pre- 
sented, 142. R. A. 383. See Bridges, 11. 


33. Bishop Wearmouth :—For Lighting and Watching that town ; Referred, txv. 15. Bill ordered, 129. Presented, 148. R. A. 253. 
Blackburne :—See Markets, 2. 
Bloomsbury, St. George :—See infra, 88. 


34. Bloomsbury Square (Middlesex) :—For planting, ornamenting and making the same into a pleasure ground ; Referred, Lx. 78. 
Bill ordered, 258. . Presented, 279. R. a. 560. 


35. Bolton, Great and Little (Lancaster) :—For granting further powers for improving that town; Referred, Lxxir. 67. Bill 
ordered, 174. Presented, 182. Petition against, 225. Petitions for enlarging the time for Report ; referred, 291. ‘Time enlarged, 295. 
Bill re-committed ; Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain day, 349. . A. 419.——— For granting further powers ; 
Referred, xxv. 9. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 83. Not proceeded in 


36. Borrowstounness (Linlithgow) :——-Twopennies Scots; For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lxx1. 35. Bill ordered, 212. 
Presented, 234. kK. A. 416. 


37. Boston (Lincoln) :——To amend and render more effectual Act for Lighting and Watching that borough ; Referred, ux1. 77. Bill 
. ordered, 144. Presented, 177. R.A. 333. To amend and render more effectual Act for better Paving and Improving that 
borough ; Referred, 1x1. 77. Bill ordered, 145. Presented,155. RB. A. 333- 





38. Botolph, St. Aldgate (Middlesex) :—For more effectually Paving the streets; Referred, Lx11. 162. Billordered, 237. Pre- 
sented 269. Committed, 327. Petition renewed and referred, 572. Billordered, 603. Presented, 611. R. a. 804. 


39. Bradford and Little Horton (York) :—For Paving, &amp;c. and establishing a nightly watch; Referred, rvi11. 165. Leave 
granted for notices, 268. Bill ordered, 391. Presented, 412. R. A. 543. 


Al. Brighthelmstone (Sussex) :——For leave to present Petition for establishing an effective police, and for the more easy recovery of 
small debts ; Leave given ; Petition presented, and referred; Lx11. 217. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 237. Report 
again read; leave granted for Notices, and two Bills ordered ; 242. Bill for establishing an effective police; Ordered, ux11. 242. 
Presented, 300. Petition against, 348. Petition renewed and referred, 598. Bill ordered, 626. Presented, 635. Committed, 672. 
Not proceeded in. See. Debts,Smail, 19. For Paving and Lighting that Town; Referred, xv. 34. Petition for Improving the 
Town ; Referred, 34. Petitions reported and Bill ordered,171. Presented, 195. Petition against, 222. R.a. 296. To amend 
Act 50 Geo. III.; Referred, rx x111. 43. Not proceeded in. To alter and amend Act; Referred, txx1v.'70. Not proceeded in, 

For altering or amending Act; Referred, rxxv. 42. Not proceeded in. 

















42. Bristol :—-To amend and enlarge powers of Acts for Cleansing, Paving, and Lighting, &amp;c.; Referred, ux1. 55. Bill ordered, 6o. 
Presented, 71. Re-committed, 209. RB. A. 275. For amending and enlarging powers of Acts for Paving, &amp;c.; Referred, 
Lxxv.19. Bill ordered, 25. Presented, 51. Petition against, to lie upon the Table, 79. Not proceeded in. 





43. Brixton (Surrey) :—For Lighting and Watching a part of the Road from London to Croydon; Referred, Lx vit. 15. Leave granted 
for Notices, 19. Petition signifying that Notices had been given accordingly; referred, 119. Former Report read again; Bill 
ordered; 126. Presented, 139. R.A- 533- 


44. Bryanston Square :—For improving the same; Referred, Lx1x. 33. Bill ordered, 51. Presented, 70. RK. a. 122. 


AD. Burnley (Lancaster) : —For Paving, Lighting, Watching, supplying with water and Improving that Town; Referred, uxxrv. 81. 
Bill ordered, 171. Presented, 194. Committed, 234. Instruction to divide the Bill into two Bills, 269. Bill for Paving, Lighting, 
Watching and Improving ; Reported, 298. rR. a. 458. See Waterworks, 6. 


46. Burntisland :—Two Penny Scots; For continuing Acts; Referred, rx. 9.:- Bill ordered, 132. Presented, 173. Passed, 293. 
Petition renewed and referred, 576. Bill ordered, 609. Presented, 619. R. A. 804. 


47. Bury Saint Edmunds (Suffolk) :—For Paving that Town; Referred, txvi. 70. Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 139. 
R. A. 232. For amending Act; Referred, Lxxv. 52. Petition renewed and referred, 204. Bill ordered, 240. Presented, 258. 
Time enlarged for Report, 331. R. A. 423. 





48. Calton (Lanark) :—For regulating the Police and for Paving, Cleansing, and Lighting, &amp;c.; Referred, txxiv. 29. Bill ordered, 44. 
Presented, 49. R. A. 258. 


49. Camberwell and Peckham (Surrey) :—For Lighting and Watching streets; Referred, yxviit. 42. Not reported.—_~ 
For Lighting and Watching the streets; Referred, rx1x. 46. Bill ordered, 85. Presented, 153. Re-committed, 297. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 487. k. a. 496. 


61. Canterbury :—For making a New Street there; Referred, L1x. 73. Bill ordered, 87. Presented, 94. R. A. 400. See Turnpike 
Roads, 142. 


52. Carlisle :—For Paving and Lighting that City and suburbs thereof; Referred, 11x. 66. Bill ordered, 112. Presented, 135. King’s 
consent signified, 288. R. A. 372. 


Carmarthen :—See Gaols, 15. 
Chelsea :—See Poor, 73. 


53. Cheltenham (Gloucester) :—To amend and enlarge powers of Act for Paving the foptways, &amp;c.; Referred, x1. 108. Bill 
ordered, 371. Presented, 382. R. A. 529. 
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IT. Petitions for Bills relative thereto, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


54. Chepping Wycombe (Bucks) :—-Referred; ~xvir1. 75. Report re-committed, 107. Leave granted for Notices; Bill 
ordered; 133. Presented, 285. Notice taken that the Bill was not properly blanked ; Bill withdrawn and another Bill ordered ; pre- 
sented ; 304. Re-committed; Committee to sit and proceed ; 366. nr. a. 588. 


55. Chester :—To amend and enlarge powers of Act; Referred, Lv111. 159. Bill ordered, 226. Presented, 269. R. a. 453. 


Christchurch Spitalfields :—See infra, 187. 
Christchurch (Surrey) :—See Poor, 75. 


56. Chudleigh (Devon) :——For the better and more easy re-building the Town ; For determining differences touching houses demolished 
by the late fire there, and for preventing future danger by fire; Referred, rx111, 80. Bill ordered, 204. Presented, 214. R. A. 392. 


Clapham, Saint Mary :—See infra, 124. 


57. Clerkenwell (Middlesex) :—For comprising the powers of certain Acts for Paving, &amp;c. in one Act, and for vesting the manage- 


ment of the streets in a Board of Commissioners; Referred, Lxxv. 54. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 62. Not 
proceeded in. 


Clink Liberty :—See infra, 186. 


68. Colchester ( Essex) :—For improving the navigation from Hythe, and for better paving the town of Colchester ; Referred, Lx vt. 


44. Bill ordered, 78. Presented, 122. Petition against, 187. Bill re-committed, 220. R, a. 299. 


59. Cork :—For the more equal assessment of money presented to be raised by the Grand Jury, &amp;c.; Referred, txvi11. 83. Bill ordered, 


205. Presented, 274. Time enlarged for Report, 458. R. A. 542.———For leave to present Petition to explain said Act; Referred, 
Lxx. 94. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; 106. Bill ordered, 110. Presented, 117. Petition for enlarging time for 
receiving Report; referred, 252. Reported, and time enlarged, 256. Further enlarged, 311,341. 2. A. 415. For raising 
a fund for the charge of Commercial Improvements ; Referred, Lx1x. 26. BBill ordered, 141. Presented, 146. ‘ime enlarged for 
report, 289, 345. R. A. 463. ; 





61. Cowes, West (Isle of Wight) :—For Paving and Improving; Referred, Lxx1. 11. Report re-committed; leave for Notices 


granted; Bill ordered; 17. Presented, 168. nr. a. 384. 


62. Cupar :—For Paving and Lighting that Burgh ; Referred, txv.50. Additional Petition referred, 181. Petitions reported ; Bill ordered ; 


187. Presented, 195. Committed, 238. Not proceeded in. 


63. Dalkeith (Edinbu rgh) :—To continue and render Acts more effectual, for removing the Market, and for Paving, &amp;c. the streets ; 


Referred, 11x. 74. Bill ordered, 89. Presented, 166. k. A. 279. 


64. Dartford (Kent) :—For Lighting and Improving, &amp;c.; Referred, ux1x. 19. Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 135. R. a. 359. 


Dartmouth :—See Markets, 6. 


65. Daventry (Northampton) :——For Paving, Cleansing, Lighting, and for regulating-the Market, &amp;c.; Referred, uxt. 57. _ Bilt 


ordered, 328. Presented, 371. R- A. 529. 


Davies Street :—See infra, 98. 


66. Deal (Kent) :—For Paving that town; Referred, txvirt. 44. Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; 98. Presented, 109. 


R. A. 351. 


67. Deptford, St. Nicholas (Kent) :—For Paving, Cleansing, Lighting, &amp;c.; Referred, t1x.92. Leave granted for Notices, 135. 


Bill ordered, 218. Presented, 247. Lords Amendment agreed to, 355. R.A. 372. See Poor, 83. 


68. Doncaster (York) :—For repealing so much of Act 4 Geo. IIL. as relates to Lighting that borough, and for more effectually Lighting 


and otherwise improving the same; Referred, tvii1. 59. Leave granted for Notices, 103. Petition signifying that Notices had been 
given; referred, 131. Bill ordered, 472. Presented, 475. Petition against, 537. rR. a. 693. , 


69. Dorset Square :—For improving the same; Referred, ux1x.33. Bill ordered, 51. Presented, 70. R.A. 122. 


71. Dover :—For amending Act; Referred, rxv.28. Bill ordered, 89. Presented, 126. R. a. 253. 


72. Drogheda :— For improving the town, re-building the bridge across the Boyne, and for regulating rates of pilotage; Referred, txx. 


30. Not reported. See Docks, 35. 


73. Dublin :—For leave to present a Petition for better defraying the charges of preserving the peace within the city and district, and establishing 





a parochial watch ; Leave given; Petition presented and referred; L1x. 140. Bill ordered, 142. Presented, 144. R. a. 255. 
To empower the Grand Jury of that city and county to raise, by presentments, a sufficient sum of money for the Improvement of Dublin ; 
Referred ; Petition of the Dean and Chapter of the Holy and Undivided Trinity in Dublin for a Bill for the same purposes, referred ; 
1x1.99. Not reported. —— To repeal Acts, and for granting further powers in lieu thereof; Offered; King’s consent signified ; 
Petition brought up, and referred; Lx11. 143. Reported, and Report to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House, 167. 
Considered, 176. Resolutions reported and agreed to; former Report read; leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered; instruction 
authorizing the advancement of certain sums of money out of the Consolidated Fund ; 189. Bill presented, 233. Petition against, 306, 
Second reading deferred, 309. Petition renewed ; King’s recommendation signified ; and Petition referred; 594. Reported, and Report 
to be considered .n a Committee of the Whole House, 603. Considered, 615. Three Resolutions reported, and agreed to; former 
Report again read, and Bill ordered ; instruction to make provision authorizing the advancement of certain sums out of the Consolidated 
Fund; 628. Bill committed ; Committee to sit and proceed forthwith, and leave to make the Report on or before a certain day ; 782. 
Reported, and re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 787. Rk. a. 839. To empower the Grand Jury of Dublin 
from time to time to raise by presentment or assessment, a sufficient sum to enable the Commissioners appointed by Act of Parliament 
for making wide streets in the said city, to carry certain Improvements into effect; Referred, Lx11. 165. Additional Petition referred to 
the same Committee, 165. Bill ordered, 264. Presented, 284. Petition renewed and referred, 604. Bill ordered, 616. Presented, 620. 
Lords Amendments considered, and agreed to, 810. RR. A. 830. To explain and enlarge powers of Act ; Referred, LXIv. 57. 
Reported; Report to lie upon the Table, 119. Report again read ; leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered ; 122. Presented, 141. 
Petitions against, 189, 194, 200, 207, 212. Second reading put off for six months, 214. —~—— For leave to present Petition 
to amend Act; Leave given; Petition presented and referred; Lxv. 107. Not reported. For amending Act; Referred, 
LXIx.40. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 279. Presented, 301. Notice taken, that the Bill was not prepared 
according to the Order of leave; Order for Second reading discharged, and Bill withdrawn; Order of leave jor Bill read, 
and discharged ; Petition read again, and another Bill ordered; 334. Presented, 338. Petitions against, 464, 482. R.a.510. 
For amending powers of Act; Reterred, Lxx1.33. Not reported. ——— For amending powers of Act; Referred, LxXII. 34. 
Bill ordered, 71, Presented, 91. R.A. 354. For regulating the Grand Jury Cess of the city of Dublin ; To lie on the Tabie, 























Lxxiv.g99. Not proceeded in. See supra, 1-4. 


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74. Dumfries :—Two Pennies Scots; For amending Acts; Referred, xv. 8. Bill ordered, 19. Presented, 41. Petitioris against, gos 
In favour, 154. Not proceeded in. For regulating the Police; Referred, txv. 20. Not proceeded in. For Paving and 
. Regulating the Police of that town; Referred, txv1.70. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 95. Petitions against, 173. R. A. 410. 
——— Two Pennies Scots; To continue Acts ; Referred, txvi. 50, Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 192. R. a. 300. To 
repeal part of Act 51 Geo. III. for Paving, Cleansing, Lighting and Watching, &amp;c. that town; Referred, txx1v.65. Reported ; 

Report to lie on the Table, 212. Leave granted for noti¢es, and Bill ordered, 220. Presented 229. R. A. 552. 











75. Dundee :—Two Pennies Scots; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, rv11. 23. Bill ordered, 192. Presented, 199! 
Re-committed, 254. R.A. 353--———— For widening and improving a certain street in that Burgh; Referred, txvr. 38. Bill 
ordered, 88. Presented, 96. Rn. A. 232. 


76. Dunfermline (Fife) :—For Paving and Improving that burgh; Referred, Uxv1. 49. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 131. 
Report re-committed, 139. Reported, 172. Bill ordered, 173. Presented, 189. Petitions against, 214, 243. RB. a. 326, 


77. Durham :—For amending Acts relative to Paving; Referred, txxt. 38. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered; Committee to 
report on notices; 56. Not presented. 


78. Edinburgh :—For establishing certain regulations relative to the police of that city; Referred, nvir. 180. Not reported, ——_— For 
establishing a police, Paving, Cleansing and otherwise improving that city; Referred, tv111. 134. Additional Petition relative to 
police, referred, 207. Leave granted for notices, 219. Petition signifying that notices had been given, referred, 321. Not proceeded in. 

For better regulating the police, for Cleansing, Lighting, &amp;c. and for other purposes; Referred, 11x. 93. _ Bill ordered, 126. 

Vot presented. For regulating the police in that city; Referred, tx.81, Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 116. R. a. 2045 
For extending the royalty of that city ; Referred, rx. 106. Bill ordered, 118. Order of leave for Bill read; House informed 
that the Petitioners were desirous not to proceed upon certain parts of their Petition ; so much of order discharged as relates thereto ; 

176. Bill for the Improvement of the harbour of Leith, presented,179. See Docks, 66. For leave to present a Petition to provide 

for the more regular administration of the police; Referred, 139. Report; leave given; Petition presented and referred ; 146. Not 

reported. For the improvement of the police of that city; Referred, Lx1v.89. Not reported. For extending the 
royalty of that city, and for otherwise improving thesame; Referred, tx1v. 63. Bill ordered, '74. Order of leave for Bill discharged ; 

Petition and Report thereon read, and another Bill ordered ; presented; 144. R.A. 256.—&lt;——To amend Act for regulating the 

police of that city; Referred, rxvi1. 52. Bill ordered, 107. Petition for provision; to lie upon the Table; 119. Bill not presented, 

For leave to present a Petition to alter and amend Act for regulating the police of that city; Referred, .xv11.186. Leave 

given; Petition presented and referred; 193. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered; 207. Presented, 329. Petition against, 380. 

Petitions in favour, 384. rn. a- 446. Two Pennies Scots; For amending Acts; Referred, 1x x1. 49. Bill ordered, 65. Presented, 

235. k. a.416,——— Foramending Acts; Referred, xxi. 21. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 98. Presented, 210, 

Petitions against, 433. R.A. §01. For amending Acts; Referred, Lxx11. 67. Bill ordered, 97. Presented, 180. n. a. 354. 





























79. Edwardes Square, &amp;e. Kensington (Middlesex) :— For Paving, Cleansing, Lighting, Watching, &amp;c. and otherwise 
improving Edwardes Square and adjoining places ; Referred, txx1v.94. Billordered, 218. Presented, 228, Time enlarged for 
Report, 423. Lords Amendments agreed to, 602. Rk. a. 608. 


81. Exeter :—To amend Acts, and for better repairing the streets and watching that city ; Referred, 1x1. 36. Bill ordered, 42. Presented, 
' 343. R. A. 333- For moré effectually Paving and Lighting that city; Referred, Lxv.15. Bill ordered, 111. Presented, 145+ 
Petitions against, 145, 221, 237, 307. ‘In favour, 225. R. a. 448. - See Gas Lights,12. 





$2. Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin :—For leave to present a Petition for Inclosing, Lighting and Improving same ; Referred, uxvuir. 154. 
Leave given ; Petition presented and referred ; 183. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 246. Presented, 255. R. a.6g1. 


83. Frome Roads and Paving :——For amending Acts ; Referred, xxv. 32. Bill ordered, 149. Presented, 170, Re-committed, 256, 
R, A. 297- 


84. Gainsborough :—For more effectually improving the streets in that town; Referred, rxrv. 16. Bill ordered, 21. Presented, 23. 
R. A. 131. ' 


85. Gateshead (Durham) :—For improving, &amp;c.; Referred, 1x1x. 26. Bill ordered ; Petition for provision referred; 141. Bill pres 
sented, 146. Committed; instruction for watching; 175. R.A. 359- 


George, St. Bloomsbury :—See infra, 88. 
George, St. East (Middlesex) :—See Poor, 88. 


86. George’s, St. Fields (Surrey) :——For extinguishing all right of common ; Referred, Lxv.68. Report re-committed, 185. Leave 
granted for notices; Bill ordered; 192. Presented, 193. Lords Amendment agreed to, 486. R. a. 499. For the Improvement 
thereof; Referred, .xvi1.74. Bill ordered, 133. Presented, 138. Time enlarged for Report, 294, 316. Lords Amendment agreed 
to, 560. R.A. 564. 





87. George, St. Hanover Square :—For more effectually Paving certain parts thereof, and for enlarging powers of Act relative to 
the Poor; Referred, rxv111. 68. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 100. Presented, 196. Regent's consent signified; Bill 
read the Third time; further proceedings adjourned ; 374. Resume, and Bill passed, 377. nx. a. 416. 


2s. Giles, St. in the Fields, and St. George, Bloomsbury (Middlesex) :—To alter and enlarge powers of Acts: 
Referred, x11. 37. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 59. Report again read, and re-committed, 60. Report; to lie on the 
Table; 62. Read again, and again re-committed, 64. Report; to lie on the Table; 65. Read again, and leave granted for 
notices, 66. Bill ordered, 162. Presented, 218. R. a. 364. For better Paving, Cleansing, and Lighting; Referred, rx x1v. 108. 
Bill ordered, 156. Presented, 228. All to have voices, 273. Petitions against, 328. Committee revived, and to sit and proceed, 329. 
R. A. §30. 





89. Glasgow :—To explain and amend the Set or Constitution of that City; To lie on the Table, 1v1.195. Not proceeded in. ——— For 
Improving that City, and maintaining a Bridge over the River Clyde ; Referred, rx1. 89. Reported, and Bill for opening and improving 
certain streets in that City, ordered, 215, Presented, 218. Lords Amendment agreed to, 389. R. A. 432--—=—— For continuing 
Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. IIf. for extending the Royalty of the City, Paving, Lighting and Cleansing streets, and for regulating the 
Police, &amp;c.; Referred, Lx11. 155. Bill ordered, 293. | Presented, 300. Committeed, 306. Petition against, referred ; Counsel 
ordered, and voices given; 338. Petition renewed, and referred, 587. Bill ordered, 616. Presented, 619. Petition against, 672. 
R. A. 804. For substituting a Toll in lieu of Statute Duty for the Improvement of that City ; Referred, Lxxv. 34. Reported ; 
Report to lie upon the Table, 59. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 64. Petition renewed, and referred, 141. Bill 
ordered, 201. Order of leave for Bill discharged and another ordered; presented; 255- Time enlarged for Report, 335. 

Petitions against, 347, 353, 394,420. Time enlarged for Report, 374. R. a. 468. See Bridges, 29. Rix 





Glasgow Port :—See infra, 168. 
‘91: Glastonbury (Somerset) :—For Paving certain streets in that town; Referred, Lxvi.51. Bill ordered, 116. Presented, 140. 


R.A. 433 
92. Gorbal’s 
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92. Gorbal’s Barony (Lanark) :——For regulating the Police, Paving, Cleansing and Lighting the streets, erecting a Bridewell or- 
Workhouse, and for other purposes ; Referred, Lx111, 99. Bill ordered, 146. Presented, 215. R.A. 372. 


93. Gosport (Hants) :——To alter and enlarge powers of Act, and for Lighting the said town, and establishing a nightly Watch therein; 
Referred, Lx11. 162, Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 189. Not proceeded in. For Watching, Lighting, &amp;c.; 
Referred, Lx1x. 24. Bill ordered, 112. Presented, 123. R.A. 233. : 





o4. Gravesend and Milton (Kent) :——For amending Act for Paving, &amp;c. and for better Assessment of the Poor Rates; Referred 
ux1x. 60. Not reported. ——— For amending Acts for Paving and Improving that town, and for the better collection of the 
Poor Kates; Referred, uxx. 54. Not reported. For amending Act; Referted, uxx1. 51. Bill ordered, 238. Petition for 
extending the time for presenting the Bill, referred, 238. Time enlarged, 244. Bill presented, 271. Petitions against, 350. Time 
enlarged for Report, 354- Further enlarged, 378. Read Third time, and further proceedings adjourned, 461. Resumed, 475. 
R. A. 515. ' 





95. Gray’s Inn Lane :—for Paving and Lighting; Referred, 1x1x. 37. Bill ordered, 159. Presented, 166. Re-committed ; 
Committee to sit, and proceed forthwith ; 405. R. a.514. 


96. Gmy’s Inn Lane Streets :—(Harrison Street); For Paving and Lighting same; Referred, rxv.33. Leave granted for notices ; 
ill ordered; 95. Presented, 181. R. a. 483.——_——(Lucas Street); For Paving and Lighting same; Referred, xv. 42. Report 
re-committed, 187. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; presented; 195. R. a. 448.’ 


97, Greenock :—For eularging powers of Acts for improving that town; Referred, txx1. 44. Not reported. ——— For further 
improving that town, and establishing a harbour police; Referred, Lxx11. 45. Bill ordered, 176. Presented, 180. Rk. a. 354- 
See Docks, 55. 


Grimsby, Great :—See Docks, 56. 


98. Grosvenor Mews (Middlesex) :—For making a new street from Davies Street into Grosvenor Mews; Referred, LX xv. 43. 
Not reported. 


99. Guildford (Surrey) :—For Paving that town ; Referred, uxvi1. 43. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 131. R. a. 289. 
Hackney :—See Poor, 89. 


101. Hans Town, Chelsea :—To amend and enlarge the powers of Act; Referred, Lv111.94.. Bill ordered, 102. Presented, 108. 
R. A. 286. 


Harrison Street :—See supra, 96. 


102. Harwich (Essex) :—For Paving, Cleansing, Lighting, and Watching that town, and supplying the same with water; Referred, 
LxxIv. 58. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 126. Leave granted for notices, and to deposit plans; Bill ordered; 136. 
Presented, 222. Time enlarged for Report, 429. R. a. 608. 


103. Hastings (Sussex) :——For repealing parts of Act for Paving and Improving that town; Referred, txxv. 24. Bill ordered, 60. 
Petition renewed, and referred ; 128. Bill ordered, 141. Presented, 200. Rk. A. 341. 


Henley :—See Bridges, 34. 
104. Hereford :—For amending Act; Referred, 1xx1. 31. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 66. Presented, 179. R. a. 384. 


105. Highbury Place and Terrace, Islington (Middlesex) :—For Paving, Lighting, &amp;¢.; Referred, uxxv. 44. Bill 
ordered, 102. Petition renewed, and referred, 144. Bill ordered, 178. Not presented. 


106. Holborn and Middle Row, in the Parish of Saint Andrew, Holborn, above Bars (Middlesex) :— 
Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to alter and enlarge powers of Acts for Paving, Cleansing and Lighting the city and 
liberties of Westminster, so far as relate to Holborn and Middle Row; Referred, xxiv. 395. Reported ; Report to lie on the Table, 
405. Read; leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 411. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 421. Leave granted for 
notices, and Bill ordered, 431. Order of leave for Bill read, and discharged; another Bill ordered; presented; 468. Petition 
against, 529. R. a. 608. 


Horton, Little (York) :—See supra, 39. 


107. Huddersfield (York) :—For Lighting, Paving, &amp;c. that town; Referred, Lxxv. 35. Petition renewed, and referred, 143. Bilt 
ordered, 240. Presented, 257. Day appointed for Second reading, 286. R. A. 374. 


108. Hull, Kingston-upon :—For improving that town; Referred, txv. 35. Bill ordered, 125. Presented, 145. Re committed, 
202, R.A. 796. See Markets, 15. 


Inverness :—See Bridges, 35. Turnpike Roads, 359. 


109. Ipswich :—For amending Act for Paving ; Referred, Lxx. 41. Additional Petition ; referred, 79. Bill ordered, 84. Presented, 111. 
Petitions against, 146, 215. R.A. 266. 


Ireland :—See supra, 5. 


il. Islington (Middlesex) :—To alter and amend Act for Lighting and Watching, and for preventing nuisances and annoyances there ; 
Referred, 1x1. 16. Bill ordered, 20. Presented, 32. RB. a. 158. See supra, 105. Poor, 92. 


112. James, Saint, Westminster :—For subjecting certain streets, called Optional streets, to the same rates for Paving, Cleansing, and 
Lighting, as other streets; Referred, Lxx1v. 93. Bill ordered, 183. Presented, 193. R. a. 326. 


113. Katherine, Saint, near the Tower of London :—For Paving and Lighting ; Referred, Lx1tx. 51. Bill ordered, 146. Pre- 
sented, 166, Lords Amendments agreed to, 505. R. A. 510. For improving certain streets in that precinct ; Referred, Lx1x. 
69. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 158. Presented, 166. Petitions against, 243, 282. Time enlarged for Report, 298. 
Rk. A. 496. For leave to present a Petition to amend Acts; Referred, Lxx. 180. Leave given; Petition presented, and 
referred; 194. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 199. Presented, 204. Petition for enlarging time for receiving Report ; 
referred, 258. Time enlarged, 273. Committee revived, and time further enlarged for Report, 306. R. a. 363. 








114. Kelso :—Two Pennies Scots; For continuing and enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, rvi1. 83. Bill ordered, 207. Pre- 
sented, 248. pr, a. 386. 


115.. Kensington (Middlesex) :—For Paving and Improving Kensington Square, &amp;c.; Referred, LVIIT. 140. Bill ordered, 188. Pre- 
sented, 195. ®. A. 286.———For Paving, &amp;c. for better collecting the poor rates, and for an additional burying ground; Referred, 
Lxvill. 85. Bill ordered, 260, Presented, 277. Petition against, 325. R. a. 507. See supra, 79. 


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116. Kent Street Road :—For leave to present a Petition for Lighting and Watching the same ; Referred, uxvi1. 109. Leave given; 
Petition presented, and referred; 114. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 123. Presented, 139. Additional Petition; 
referred, 197. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table, 206. Read again ; leave granted for notices ; Instruction to make provision 


for repairing the foot-paths of the several Roads in that district, 210. Petition against, 288. Bill re-committed, and Committee to sit 
_ and proceed forthwith, and to report on a certain day, 291. _ R. a. 383. 











117. Kentish Town :—For Paving and Lighting Mansfield Place and Spring Place in that ‘Town; Referred, Luxx. 47. Bill ordered, 64. 
Order of leave read and discharged, and another Bill ordered ; presented ; 143. Petition against, 194. 
Lightiag, and regulating the same; Referred, uxx1.51. Not reported. 
Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 174. Lords Amendment agreed to, 258. R. A. 300. 


R. A. 321.—————For Watching, 
For Watching and Lighting; Referred, rxx11, 14 





118. Kidderminster (Worcester) :—Referred, rxviir. 72. Bill ordered, 82. Presented, 244. R. a. 506. 


119. Kilmarnock (Ayr) :—For opening several new streets; for building two new bridges; for removing the present slaughter houses, 
and building new ones, and a town ball and guard house; for enlarging and repairing the gaol; for enlarging the burial ground; for 
paving the town, and extending the jurisdiction of the Magistrates ; Referred, Lv1t. 129." Bill ordered, 192. Presented, 235. rn. a. 418. 
For improving that burgh; Referred, xv. 50. Billordered, 187. Presented, 196. n- a. 379. ——— For enlarging powers 
of Acts; Referred, txvii1. 74. Bill ordered, 169. Presented, 174. R. a. 338. 





121, Kinghorn :——Two-pennies Scots; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred; tx11.173. Bill ordered, 191. 
Presented, 293. Passed, 361. Petition renewed and referred, 640. Bill ordered, 650. Presented, 672. R. a. 805. 


King’s Lynn :—See infra, 137. 


122; Kinsale :—For regulating the police of that town, and for the Improvement of the port and harbour thereof; Referred, ux1v. 64. Bill 
ordered, 141. Presented, 168. Lords Amendments agreed to, 322. R. A. 334. 





123. Kirkaldy :—For improving that town; Referred, uxv. 42. Not reported. 
txvi. 46. Bill ordered, 102. Presented, 116. R. A. 300. 
Bill ordered, 166. Presented, 183. R. a. 507. 


For Paving and Improving that burgh; Referred, 
Two-pennies Scots; For continuing Acts; Referred, Lx vats. 75. 





124. Lambeth (Surrey ):—For better Cleansing the streets, &amp;c.; Referred, r1x. 91. Bill ordered, 164. Presented; Petition for 
provision respecting lighting and watching, referred toa committee; 177. Leave granted for notices, 187. Bill committed, 204. : 
Petitions against, 218, 25'7. Report on Petition for provision read again, and instruction accordingly, 235. Committee to send for 
persons, papers and records, 364. Nut proceeded in. For Lighting and Watching’ certain roads in that and adjoining parishes ; 
Referred, Lxvi1.19. Leave granted for notices, 19. Petition signifying that notices had been given accordingly ; referred, 126, Former 
Report read again; Bill ordered ; 131, Presented, 139. R. A. 383. See Turnpike Roads, 395. 





125. Ledbury (Hereford) :—For Inclosing and Paving ; Referred, txv111. 67. Bill ordered, 270, Presented,276, R. a. 507. 
Leeds :—=See Court Houses, 9. Waterworks, 28. 


126. Leith :—To amend Act for better Paving and Lighting, &amp;c. and for regulating the police; Referred, Lxz. 54. Bill ordered, 166. 
Presented, 170. Petitions against, 189, 206. R. A. 332. 


Leominster :—See Inclosures, 92. 


127. Lewes (Sussex) :—For Paving, Cleansing, Lighting and Watching the streets; Referred, Lx1.19. Leave granted for notices, 29. 
Bill ordered, 246. Presented, 257. R. A. 333- 


328. Lichfield :——For Paving, Cleansing, Lighting, Watching and Regulating the streets in that city; Referred, 1x1. 91. Bill ordered, 116. 
Presented, 231. . A. 333-——=—— For improving that city; Referred, txx.17. Reported, 19. Report re-committed, 23. Leave 
given to deposit a plan and book of reference ; Bills ordered ; Bill for inclosing and selling certain lands, and for improving that city 


and better supplying it with water ; ordered ; Committee to report respecting depositing a plan; 24. Bill presented, 29. Rn. a. 266, 
See Bridges, 38. 


Limehouse (St. Anne) :—See Poor, 97. 


129. Limerick Cit y&gt; and County of the City :—-For more equal taxation, and for Cleansing, Lighting and Watching; Referred, 
Lx1. 84. Additional Petition; Referred, 84. Bill ordered, 97. Presented, 174. Petitions against, 190, 301. Petitions in 
favour, 191. Notice taken that the Bill contained provisions not included in the Petition and Report; Order for Second reading 
discharged; Bill withdrawn, and another ordered; 230. Presented, 246. Petitions against; to lie on the Table till Sécond 
reading, and Counsel ordered ; 301. . Not proceeded in. ——— For Paving, Cleansing, Lighting and Watching; Referred, rx11.135. 
Bill ordered, 242. Presented, 302. Petition renewed, and referred, 568. Bill ordered, 630. Presented, 633. Committee to sit 
and proceed forthwith, and leave to make their Report on or before a certain day, 787. R.a. 830. Respecting the Police, 
and the Improvement of that town ; Referred, Lx1v. 83. Not reported. Two Petitions for the more equal taxation of that 
City; Referred, txv. 18. Not reported. —-—— For altering and enlarging powers of Act; Referred, uxv1.74. Bill ordered, 115. 
Presented, 139. Day appointed for Second reading, 221. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 225. R.A. 356. 








131. Lincoln’s Inn Fields :—For Lighting and Watching the same; Referred, Lxx11.74. Not reported. 


132. Liverpool :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; For opening certain streets and for further Improving the town, and 
for establishing Markets; Referred, Lv11.127. Bill ordered, 448. Presented, 458. Petition for provision; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 459. Petition against, 501. Petition for provision reported, and instruction to make provision for the more easy recovery of 
monies which may become due from the owners of ships and vessels using the graving docks, 516-17. Not proceeded in. 
To enable certain persons to erect an Exchange in that town; Referred, Lv11.119. Petition in favour of the application; To lie on 
the Table, 119. Bill ordered, 379. Presented, 394. Petition against, 451. R.A. 524. To explain and enlarge the powers 
of Act 26 Geo. III. for making and widening the Streets, &amp;c.; Referred, 11x. 69. Bill ordered, 122. Presented, 177. Petitions 
against, 211, 218, 267. Counsel ordered, 267. Not procecded in. —— For the better Reparation and Amendment of the streets ; 
Referred, Lx1.'72. Not proceeded in. For reviving, extending and varying the powers of Act for Improving the said town; 


Referred, Lxxv. 20. Bill ordered, 35. Presented, 40. Committed, 94. Petition renewed, and referred, 121. BBill ordered, 144, 
Presented, 157. R.A. 341. See Docks, 67. 











133. London City :—To consolidate the provisions of several Acts for making, &amp;c. Vaults, Drains and Sewers, and for Paving, &amp;c. the 
. streets, &amp;c.; Referred, 11x. 66. Not reported.- For leave to present a Petition for enlarging certain Streets, and for providing 

a site for a new Post Office between St. Martin’s le Grand and Foster Lane ; leave giveu, and Petition presented and referred; 
LxIx.173. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered ; time for presenting Bill enlarged; 186. Bill presented, 197. Petitions 

against, 221, 430, 454. Time enlarged for Report, 294, 315. Bill re-committed; Committee to sit, and proceed forthwith ; 420. 





Time enlarged for Report, 434. Petitions in favour; Referred to a Committee, 454. See Committees, 1691. Postage and 
Post Office, 18. 
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Long Lane :—See supra, 29. 

135. Lowestoft :—For Paving and Lighting; Referred, rxv. 19. Bill ordered,139. Presented, 145. R. a. 296. 
Lucas Street :—See supra, 96. 


136. Luke, St. (Middlesex ) :—For Paving and Improving that parish ; Referred, txv.72. Bill ordered, 175. Petition for enlarging 
time fur presenting Bill, referred, 195. Petition for leave to present Bill, referred, 210. Leave given, 226, Bill presented, 230. 
Petitions against, 259, 276, 279, 298. In favour, 276, Bill re-committed, 328, Rr. a. 448. , 


137. Lynn (Norfolk) :—For Paving, Lighting, &amp;c. establishing hackney coaches and sedan chairs, and otherwise improving that borough ; 
Referred, tv111. 123. Bill ordered, 251. Presented, 338. R. a. 419. To amend and enlarge powers of Acts for Paving and 
Improving that Borough ; Referred, 1x1. 56. Bill ordered, 86. Presented, 116. Petitions against, 130, R. a. 229, 





138. Macclesfield (Chester) :—For Lighting, Watching, &amp;c.; Referred, tx1x.19. Bill ordered; presented; 130. R. a. 233 


139: Maidstone (Kent) :——-Toamend Act for Paving, Lighting, &amp;c. ; Referred, rv1. 168. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 267. 

Not proceeded in. ——-—— For altering and amending Act, and to raise a further sum of money for completing the purposes thereof; 

. . Referred, rv11. 53. Bill ordered, 370. Presented, 373. R. a. 642. To enlarge powers of Acts for Improving; Regulating, 
Paving, Cleansing and Watching that town ; Referred, Lxxtv. 41. Bill ordered, 82. Presented,102. nr. a. 316. 





141. Manchester :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act for Improving ; Referred, yx1v. 81. Not reported. 


142. Margate ( Kent) :—Referred, uxvi11. 77. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; presented; 281. Petitions against, 334, 
359. —-R. A. §06. See Docks, 74. § 


143. Mary-le-bone, St. (Middlesex) :—For altering and amending Act fur Watching, Paving, Cleansing and Lighting, and for the 
better relief and maintenance of the poor; Referred, Lx1.95. Leave granted for notices, 169. Bill ordered, 359.. Presented, 370. 
R. A. 479. For enlarging powers of Acts 35 and 46 Geo. III.; Referred, uxvii1.50. Bill ordered, 270. Presented, 285. 
R. A. 588, " 





Mary-le-bone New Street :—See supra, 6-11. 
Mary, St. le Strand :—See Poor, 104. 
144. Melksham :—For Paving and Improving; Referred, 1x x1. 49. Bill ordered, 193. Presented, 233. RB. 4. 385. 
Metropolis :— See supra, 112-114. 
Middle Row :—See supra, 106. 


145. Milton next Sitting borne (Kent) :—For Paving, Cleansing and Lighting that town; Referred, tx. 76. Bill ordered, 101. 
Presented, 156. Rk, A. 255. See supra, 94. 


146. Monmouth :—For improving thattown; Referred, uxv1. 74. Bill ordered, 133. Presented, 141. Read, 163. Not proceeded in. 
—~—— For Paving, Cleansing and Watching that tewn; Bill ordered; presented; Lxx111. 182. Petition for enlarging the time for 
Report, referred ton Committee, 348. Reported, and time enlarged, 350. R. a. 413- See Waterworks, 37. 


147. Montague Square :—For improving the same; Referred, tx1x. 33. Bill ordered, 51. Presented, 70. r. a. 122. 


148. Montrose :—Two-pennies Scots; For enlarging powers of Acts; for supplying the town with fresh water, and for other purposes ; 
Referred, Lxx. 36. Not reported. ————Two pennies Scot; For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, txx1.33. Bill ordered, 223. 
Presented, 234. Petition against, 253. R. a. 416. 


19. Moorfields :—For the Improvement thereof; Referred, tv111. 179. Not reported. ——— For improving the same, and to grant 
building leases of ground there; Ordered ; presented ; Lxvit.139. Time enlarged for Report, 294, 341. .. Petition for provision; 
referred, 360. Reported, and instruction to make provision for the support and maintenance of the Vicar of the parish of St. Stephen, 
Coleman Street, 368. Committee revived ; to sit and proceed forthwith, and to report on a certain day; 489. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 560. R. a. 564. See Gaols, 29. 


161. Mountjoy Square (Dublin) :—For inclosing and improving the same ; Referred, 1v11. 45. Bill ordered, 49. Presented, 60. 
Re committed, 339. R. A. 386. 


152. Neots, St. (Huntingdon) :—For Paving, Lighting, cleansing and otherwise Improving that town ; Referred, txxtv. 47. Bill 
ordered, 179. Presented, 228. R. a. 530. 
Newark :—Sce infra, 168. 


153. Newcastle-under-Lyme (Stafford) :—For Paving, Lighting, Cleansing and Watching the streets; Referred, 1x1. 87. Not 
reported. For Paving and Lighting that town ; Bill ordered, txx1v. 128. Presented, 227. R. a. 530. 





154. Newcastle-upon-T yne :——For enlarging powers of Act for Lighting, &amp;c.; Referred, uxvi1. 72. Not reported. ——_—— For 
Lighting and Watching the streets and other places without the walls of that town; Referred, rxv11.72. Bill ordered, 122. 
Presented, 141. BR. A. 352. 


Newington (Surrey) :—See Poor, 108. 
Newport, Isle of Wight :—sSee Turnpike Roads, 719. 
155. Northampton :-—For better Paving and Re-building the bridge over the River Nine; Referred, tx1x. 21. ~ Bill ordered, 157% 
Presented, 165. nr. a. 463. 


156, Norton F algate :—To repeal Act for better Lighting that manor and liberty ; Referred, xv. 15. Bill ordered, 23. Presented, 32- 
R. A. 164. 





157. Norwich :—For Paving and Improving that city; Referred, nv111.128. Not reported. For Paving, Lighting, Cleansing 
and Watching, and otherwise improving that city; Referred, 1x1. 52. Leave granted for notices, 122. Bill ordered, 190. Pre- 
sented, 230. Petitions against, 235, 262. Motion for laying before the House the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee, 
negatived, 367. R.A. 402. 

158. Oswestry :——For Paving and Improving the streets in that town and borough; Referred, x1v. 83. Bill ordered, 150. Presented, 
178. R. a. 382. 


Oxford :—See Turnpike Roads, 499. 
159. P. aisley (Renfrew) :— For making new streets, Paving, &amp;c. bringing in fresh water, erecting a bridewell or workhouse, and regulating 


the police and markets ; Referred, Lx. 95. Reported; Standing Orders not complied with; Report to lie on the Table; 124. Not 
proceeded in. For Paving, Cleansing, Lighting, and Watching, opening certain new streets, erecting a bridewell or workhouse, 





and regulating the police and markets ; Referred, 1x1. 88. Bill ordered, 215. Presented, 218. Petitions against, 421. Petitions in 
favour, 421. R.A. 529, &lt;# ~ va 


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IV. Petitions for Bills relative thereto, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


161. Pancras, Saint (Middlesex) :——-For forming, Paving, Lighting, &amp;c. the streets, &amp;c. which are, or shall be made upon certain 
pieces or plots of ground in that parish, belonging to Lady Southampton ; Referred, xv1. 162. Bill ordered 421. Presented 446. 
Petition for provision, referred to a Committee, 518. . a. 665.———To extend Act of last session, to cortabi other plots of ground 
in that parish ; Referred, tv11. 177. Not reported. To explain and enlarge powers of Act; Referred, Lvitt. 191. Bill 
ordered, 383. Presented, 388. Re-committed, 579. R. a. 648, For improving certain streets, &amp;c.; Referred LXIII. 73+ 
Reported ; Report to lie upon the Table, 107. Report again read; leave granted to give notices ; Bill ordered ; and Committee to 
examine respecting notices; 116. Bill presented, 169. Rk. a. 392. For Paving and Improving certain streets in that parish ; 
Referred, Lxv1. 57. Bill ordered, 104. Presented, 140. Petition against, 262. Rr. a. 410. For Paving, Lighting, Watching hens 
Referred, Lx1x. 51. Billordered, 130. Presented, 166, Lords Amendments agreed to, 363. R. a. 367.————For amending hitns 
Referred, Lxx. 29. Report re-committed, 107. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 125. Presented, 131. R. A. 266, 
——— (Battle Bridge) ; For amending Act; Referred, 1xx1. 51. Bill ordered; presented; 238. n.a.521. See infra, 197. 


162. Pedlars Acre, Lambeth (Surrey) :—For granting Building Leases; Referred, rxvi11. 82, Not reported. 














163. Penryn (Cornwall) :—For leave to present a Petition for Paving that town; Referred, rxvi. 255. Leave given; Petition 
presented, and referred; 255. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table, 263. Not proceeded in. 


164. Perth :— For Paving that city; Referred, rxv1. 56. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 118. R.A. 300. To alter and amend Act 
for Paving, Lighting, and Cleansing that city ; Referred, Lxx1v. 44. Bill ordered, 56. Presented, 190. R. A. 530. See Gaols, 32. 


Peterhead (Aberdeen) :—See Water, 41. 
Pickett Street :—See infra, 195. 





165. Plymouth :—For regulating the market, and improving that borough; Referred, Lxvi. 76. Leave grantea for Notices; Bill for 


widening and improving certain streets in that borough, and for the regulation of the markets ; Ordered ; presented ; 139. Rend, 153. 
Not proceeded in. See. Theatres, 6. 


Plymouth Dock :—See supra, 15. 
Plymouth Dock and Stoke Damarel :—See Poor, 115. 


166. Pontefract and Tanshelf :—For Paving, Cleansing, and Lighting, and supplying the towns with water; Referred, 11x. 78. Not 


reported. Pontefract; For Paving and Improving that town; Referred, Lxv. 15. Report re-committed, 54. Leave granted 
fur Notices; Bill ordered; 99. Presented, 125. rR. a. 296. 





167. Poplar and Blackwall (Middlesex) :—For Paving, Lighting, &amp;c. and employing the Poor; Referred, txvi11.68, Leave 
granted for Notices; Bill ordered; 171. Presented, 277. R. A. 506. 


168. Port Glasgow and Newark :—For explaining, amending, and enlarging the powers of Act for Paving, &amp;c. erecting markets, 
supplying the towns with water, repairing the harbour, and erecting a new court house, prison, &amp;c.; Referred, Lv111. 152. Petition 
in favour of the application, 159. Leave granted for Notices, 262. Bill ordered, 409. Presented, 413. R. A. 597. 


169. Preston :——To Pave and Improve the town; Referred, uxx.24. Report; to lie on the Table, 106. Leave granted for Notices; 
Bill ordered; 110. Presented, 139. R. a. 266, 

171. Ratcliffe :—For Lighting and Improving that hamlet, and for relief of the Poor; Referred, rxv. 24. Bill ordered, 42° Presented, 
149. BR. A. 379- 


172. Red Lion Square (Middlesex) :—To alter and enlarge powers of Act to Inclose, Pave, Watch, Clean, and Adorn the Square ; 
Referred, Lx1. 51. Billordered,154. Presented, 160. R. A. 432. 


173. Regent's Park Circus (Middlesex) :—For Paving certain streets heretofore called Marylebone Park ; Referred, txvrit. 81, 
Bill ordered, 257. Presented, 285. Regent’s consent signified, 371. R. a. 438. 

174. Rolls Liberty :—For Paving and Lighting same; txv. 47. Referred, 48. Bill ordered, 111. Presented, 194. Petition against, 
257. R. A. 379- 


175. Romford (Essex) :—For Paving and otherwise Improving that town; Referred, Lxx1v. 81. Bill ordered, 200, Presented, 215. 
Lords Amendment agreed to, 513. R. A. 530. 


176. Romsey :—For Paving and Lighting that town; Referred, txv. 46. Bill ordered, 187. Presented, 196. Petition against, 205, 251. 
In favour, 209. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 282. R.A. 448. 


Rotherham :—See Markets, 24. 


177. Rutland Square, Dublin :—For leave to present Petition for Bill to explain Act 47 Geo. III. for improvement of the city of 
Dublin, so far as relates to Lighting Rutland Square; txv. 375. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 376. Bill ordered ; 
presented ; 382. R. A. 506. 


178. Sarum, New (Wilts) :—-For explaining and amending Acts so far as relate to the Paving, &amp;c. in that city; Referred, rxvir. 31. 
Not reported. For amending Acts for Paving the city; Referred, Lxx. 34. Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 111. R. a. 266, 





179. Scarborough (York) :—-For Paving and otherwise Improving that town ; Referred, Lx. 95. Bill ordered, 292. Presented, 348. 
Lords Amendment agreed to, 429. R. A. 452. 


181. Sculcoates (York) :—For Paving, Lighting and Watching, and regulating hackney coaches and other carriages in that parish ; 
Referred, tv1. 53. Billordered,73. Presented, 126. R. a. 449. 


Shadwell :—See Poor, 121. 
Sheerness :—See Docks, 95. 


182. Sheffield (York) :—For Cleansing, Lighting, Watching and otherwise Improving that town ; Referred, Lx x111. 34. _ Bill ordered, 
106. Presented, 171. R. A.327. 


183. Shrewsbury :—For more effectually Paving and Improving the streets in that town; Referred, Lx1v. 81. Reported; Report to lie 
upon the Table; 104. Report again read; House informed that Petitioners did not intend to proceed upon a certain part of their 
Petition ; Bill ordered; 162. Presented, 181. Committed, 203. Not proceeded in. 


184. Shoreditch, St. Leonard (Middlesex) :===To enlarge the powers of Act for better repairing the highways and cleansing the 
streets, &amp;c. and for Paving certain footways ; Referred, rvi1. 16. Reported; Report to lieonthe Table, 24. Read again; leave 
granted for notices; 30. Bill ordered, 50. Presented, 83. RB. A- 257. 


Sligo :+~—See Docks, 97. 
Smithfield, East :—See infra, 198. 


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IJ. Petitions for Bills relative thereto, and Preceedings. thereon—continued. 
Snow Hill :-—See infra, 195. 


185. Southampton :—To amend Act; Referred, Lxv. 31. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered; 119. Presented, 149. Time enlarged 
for Report, 334, 358. Re-committed, 381. R. a. 483. 


Southampton :—See Docks, 98. 


186. Southwark :—To explain and amend Acts; Referred, r1x. 111. Bill ordered, 290. Presented, 296 Lords Amendments agreed to, 
426. mR. a. 431. ( Clink Liberty); To explain Act, render same more effectual, and make further Improvements ; Referred, 
LV1I1, 58. Leave granted for notices, 110. Bill ordered, 211. Presented, 237. Petition against, 266. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with Amendments, 688. Not considered. For Paving and Lighting the same; Referred, Lxvi1. 43, Leave granted for 
notices, and Bill ordered, 85. Presented, 104. R. A. 213. ———=—— (Eastern Division); To alter and enlarge powers of Acts for 
Paving; Referred, Lxvi11. 42. Not reported. For enlarging powers of Acts for Paving; Lx1x.21. Referred, 22. _ Bill ordered, 
153. Presented, 166. Petitions against, 189, 263. Not proceededin. 'To amend and enlarge powers of Act for Paving, Lighting, 
Cleansing and otherwise Improving; Referred, Lxx1v.28. Bill ordered, 36. Not presented. To amend Acts for Paving, Cleansing, 
Lighting, &amp;c. and to define the boundaries in the parish of St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey; Referred, Lxxiv. 43. Bill 
ordered ; presented; 45. Committed, 58. Petitions against, 112, 116. Petition in favour, 124. Not proceeded in. 





Southwark Bridge :—See Bridges, 64. 
187. 


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Spitalfields :—For making a passage from Spitalfields to Whitechapel High Street ; Referred, rv1.206. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table, 249. Read again; leave granted for notices; 260. Petition, signifying that notices had been given; referred to a Com- 
mittee, 329. Not proceeded in. 


188. Stephen’s, St. Green, Dublin :—For Paving and Improving same; Referred, txv. 66. Not reported. ——— For jeave to 
present a Petition for Improving same; Referred, Lxrx. 243. Leave given, and Petition presented and referred, 246. Leave 
granted for notices; Bill ordered; 257. Presented, 263. Lords Amendments agreed to, 456. Rk. A. 472. 


Stockport (Chester) :—See Inclosures, 136, (Stockport.) 


189. Stockton (Durham) :——For Paving and Lighting that town; Referred, Lxxv. 44. Reported ; Report to lie upon the Table, 82. 
Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 92. Petition renewed, and referred, 151. Bill ordered, 241. Presented, 256. Petition 


against, 270. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table, 337. R. a. 423. 
Stoke Damarel :—See Poor, 115. 


191. Ston Stratford (Bucks) :—For Paving, Cleansing, and Lighting, and otherwise Improving that town; Referred, tv1. 156. 
‘Acie Report to lie on the Table, 232. Read again; leave granted for notices; 238. Bill ordered, 343. Presented, 389. 


Re-committed, 545. R. A. 665. 


192. Sunderland :—For Paving and Improving that town; Referred, ux1v. 76. Not reported. ———For Paving and Lighting ; Referred, 
Lxv.19. Billordered, 140. Presented, 148. R. A. 253. 


193. Swansea :—For better Paving and Improving that town ; Referred, x1v.74. Bill ordered, 166, Presented,172. R.A. 334. 


Tanshelf :—See supra, 166. 
194. Taunton (Somerset) :—For altering and explaining Act for Paving, &amp;c.; Referred, uxvi1. 46. Not reported. 


195. Temple Bar, &amp;c. :-—For raising a further sum of money for carrying into execution Acts for widening and improving the entrance 
into the city of London near Temple Bar, and for making a more commodious street at Snow Hill; Referred, tv11.121. Bill 
ordered, 271. Presented, 321. Petition against, 359. R.A. 514. For raising additional sum of money for carrying into 
execution Acts, and for Amendment of said Acts; Referred, r1x. 66. Billordered, 128. Presented, 135. R. A. 255. 
To alter and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, x11. 127. Bill ordered, 290. Presented, 300. Petition against; referred; 
and Counsel ordered, 362. Petition renewed, and referred, 595. Not reported. To continue and enlarge term and powers 
of Acts; Referred, Lx1v.15. Bill ordered, 48. Presented, 56. R. a. 334. For raising a further sum for carrying into 
execution Acts; Referred, uxv1. 52. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 136. Lords Amendments agreed to, 444. B+ A. 453. 














196. Tetbury (Gloucester) :—For Inclosing and Paving; Referred, Lxvi11. 38. Not reported. —m— For Paving and Lighting; 
Referred, uxx11. 11. Bill ordered, 57. Presented, 74. n. a. 164. 


Thurso :—See Docks, 104. 


197. Tottenham Court Road (Middlesex) :——For altering and enlarging powers of Acts for Paving, &amp;c.; Referred, Lx vir. 26, 
Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered,61. Presented, 80. Petition against, 136. R. a. 351. 


198. Tower Hill ana East Smithfield :——For widening and improving the street; Referred, Lxv11.64. Leave granted to deposit 
a plan, &amp;c. in the Private Bill Office; Bill ordered; 102. Presented, 141. Petition against, 226. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 294, 
314. Regent’s consent signified, 363. R. A. 415. —=—— For amending Act ; Referred, txvii1. 16. Bill ordered, 94. Presented, 
183. R. a. 506. To amend Acts; Referred, Lxx1. 43. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 151. Presented, 239. 
Petition against, 320. Time enlarged for Report, 346. R. a. 416. 





199. Uxbridge (Middlesex) :—For Paving, Lighting, Cleansing, Watching, and Watering the streets; Referred, Lx1. 55. Bill ordered, 
211. Presented, 223. Rk. A. 380. Os 


201. Wapping (Middlesex) :—For amending and rendering more effectual Acts for Paving, &amp;c.; Referred, txvit. 72. Bill ordered, 
100. Presented, 141. Petition against, 170. R. A. 351. 


202. Ware (Herts) :—For Lighting, Watching and Improving the streets in that town; Referred, txv1. 42. Bill ordered, 82. 
Presented, 84. R. a. 199. . 
203. Warrington (Lancaster) :—For Paving and Improving that town; Referred, Lxv11."70.' Reported; Report to lie upon the 


Table; Petition respecting the application, to lie upon the Table ; 117. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered, 135. Presented, 143- 
Not proceeded in, For Paving and building a new bridewell; Referred, xviii. 73. Bill ordered, 248. Presented, 267, 


R. A. 542. 





Westminster Improvements :—See Parliament, 6-9. 


204. Westminster Sunday Tolls :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts, empowering the Commissioners for Paving, &amp;c. 
the city of Westminster, to demand the payment of certain tolls on Sundays; Referred, Lx1v. 89. Reported; Report to lie upon 
the Table, 132. Report again read, and re-committed, 140. Reported; leave granted for notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to 
report on notices; 149. Bill presented, 169. Bill reported; Second reading of Amendments put off for six months ; 258. For 
reviving and enlarging powers of Acts ; Referred, txv. 40. Bill ordered, 119. Presented, 139. R. A. 253. 





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205. Westport (Mayo) :—For Paving, Cleansing and Lighting; Referred, tx1.27. Not reported. 





206. Wexford :—For further Improvement of the harbour, and for Paving, Cleansing and Lighting, and better supplying with water ; Referred, 


LXVIII. 49. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 270. Bill presented, 281. Petitions against, 360,419. Time enlarged 
for Report, 461. R. a. 558. 


207. Weymouth and Melcombe Regis :——For enlarging powers of Act for Paving and Lighting; Referred, rx1v. 62. Not 
reported. For amending Act; Referred, txv.40. Bill ordered, 159. Presented, 163. Petition for provision, 243. Referred 
244. Reported, and instruction accordingly, 256. Lords Amendments agreed to, 484. R. A+ 499. , 


Whitechapel :—See supra, 187. Poor, 135. 
Whitehaven :—See Docks, 113. 





208. Winchester :—To alter and amend Act; Referred, Lx11. 15. Reported ; Report to lie on the Table, 157. Not proceeded in. —— 
To alter and amend Act; Referred, ux111. 35. Bill ordered, 45. Presented, 47. R. a. 164. 


209. Windsor, New (Berks) :—To amend and enlarge powers of Act; Referred, Lx11. 73. Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 142, 
Passed, 307. Petition renewed, and referred, 568. Bill ordered, 599. Presented, 608. R. a. 775. 
Wisbech :—See Markets, 32. 


211. Wolverhampton :—For Improving the town and regulating the markets; Referred, Lx1x.25. Additional Petition for leave to 
present a Petition; referred, 76. Leave given, and Petition presented and referred, 79. Leave granted for notices, 87. Bill 
ordered ; presented; 136. R. A. 359. For amending Act; Referred, txxv. 26. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 35. 
Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 43. Petition renewed, and referred, 140. Not reported. 


Woolwich :—See Poor, 136. av 





212. Worthing (Sussex) :—For Paving, &amp;c. and for establishing a police and market; Referred, rv111. 44. Bill ordered, 50. Order 
for so much of Bill as relates to a market, discharged, 201. Bill presented, 205. Petitions against, 241, 253. R. A 495. 
To amend Act for Paving and Improving that town, and for establishing a Market; Referred, tx1v.91. Bill ordered, 125. Pre- 
sented, 180. R. A. 355- 





213. Yarmouth, Great :—For better Paving that town; Referred, txv. 33. Bill ordered, 96. Presented, 141. R. A. 253. 


214. York :—For Lighting and Improving that city ; Referred, txv. 69. Not reported. See Bridges, 83. 
York Minster :—See Churches, 117. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1971. 1978-1989. 1991-1997. 2013. 3827-8. Addresses, 505. Committees, 1627. 1674. 
Gas Lights. Nightly Watch. Orders, 22. 37. 53, 54: Petitions, 622-624. 626. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Watch and Ward. 





P awnbrokers :—See Supply, 5021. 5025. 


Paymaster General :——See Accounts and Papers, Key to Army; also, 5505. Army, 12. 14-17. 43. Supply, 
Key to Supply. Volunteers, 7. 


Payne, Lieutenant General William :—see House, 145. 


Peace: 


1. Motion, That it is the opinion of the House that the conditions stipulated by His Majesty’s Ministers for the acceptance of the mediation 
offered by the Emperor of Russia was inexpedient and impolitic; Negatived, Lx11I. 131. 


2. Motion, That it is the opinion of the House that the conduct of His Majesty’s Ministers on the subject of the mediation offered by the 
Emperor of Russia, was unwise and impolitic, and not calculated to ascertain how far the restoration of the blessings of Peace might or 
might not have been attainable through the means of such mediation ; Negatived, Lx11I. 131. 


3. Motion, That there is nothing in the present circumstances of the war which ought to preclude His Majesty from embracing any fair oppor- 
tunity of acceding to, or commencing a negotiation with the enemy on a footing of equality, for the termination of hostilities on terms of 
justice and honour; Previous Question thereupon negatived, LXIII. 131. 


See Addresses, 519- 562. House, 9-13. 35. Petitions, 396. 
Peace Establishment :——Motion for Address that the House are deeply impressed with the conviction that it is necessary to 
reduce to the utmost the Peace Establishment ; Superseded by reading the other Orders of the Day, Lx x1. 307. See Addresses, 
329. 614. 


Peace Preservation :——Bill for the Preservation of the Public Peace in certain disturbed counties, and to give additional 
powers to Justices ; Ordered ; presented ; printed; Lxv1I. 522. Again printed, 528. Re-committed, 532. Read the Third time ; 
further proceeding upon Third reading adjourned ; resumed ; Bill passed ; 539. Lords Amendments agreed to, 561. R. a. 563. See 
Accounts ard Papers, 3829. Committees, 1358. Ireland, 4. 7. 14-16. 19. Pavings, 1. Petitions, 397. Watch 
and Ward. 


Pearl and Pot Ashes *——See Accounts and Papers, 998. 4101. 4948. Committees, 272. 885. Customs, 19. 24. 
Pearls :—sce Customs, 28. 
Pedlars:—see Hawkers and Pedlars. 


Peers: 

1. Message to the Lords desiring leave for Lord Viscount Melville to come to be examined at the Select Committee on the Tenth Report of 
the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry ; 1x.231. Lords will send an answer, 235. Lords desire a Conference respecting the Message ; 
House agree thereto; Committee appointed to manage it ; Conference held; Report that the Lords had desired the Conference to com- 
municate that the course adopted by the Lords has been to permit Members of their House to defend themselves in the House of Commons 
on any points on which that House has not previously passed any accusatory Resolutions, and to permit their Members to give evidence 
before that House, or any Committee, on those points only on which no matter of accusation is at that time depending against them, and 
that their Lordships have given leave to Lord Melville to go down to the Select Committee in order to be examined, if he shall so think fit, 
his Lordship conforming himself in all respects to the above course; 265. Report from the Select Committee, that upon consideration of 
the restrictions contained in the Minutes of Conférence it does not appear that they can effectually proceed to the examination of Lord 
Melville, without touching upon the regulations under which his Lordship has been permitted to come before them, 272. 

2. Message 


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Peers—continued. 

2. Message from the Lords desiring a Conference upon a matter concerning the good correspondence of the two Houses ; Agreed to; 
Conference held ; Report, that the Conference was to acquaint the House, that the Lords having taken into consideration the matter of 
an entry in the Votes of the House of Commons of § June 1806, in which it is ordered, “ That Lord ‘Teignmouth [a Peer of the United 
Kingdom, not being a Lord of Parliament} do attend the House on 18 June, when the article of charge against Marquis Wellesley is 
taken into consideratian ;” and having searched for precedents, find, that although one precedent of a similar Order does exist, in the case 
of the Earl of Balcarras, in 1779, it does not appear that there is any other precedent ; day appointed for further considering Report of 
Conference; Lx1. 465. Report considered; Committee appointed to consider it, and to search for precedents, and to prepare an answer 
to be returned to the Lords; 489. Report, 503. Day appointed for further considering it, 504. | Further considered ; answer agreed 
to; to be communicated to the Lords at a Conference ; Conference to be desired with the Lords upon the subject-matter of the last 
Conference; 511. Lords agree to a Conference on a future day, 525. Conference held ; Report thatthe managers had communicated 
the answer, and had left the same with their Lordships; 536. [This was done on 14 July, and the session ended 26 July 1806.] 















































3. A letter being sent by Lord Viscount Melville, [requesting that the House would allow him to be admitted and heard on the subject of the Tenth 
Report of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry, and the Report from the Select Committee on that Report,] directed to Mr, Speaker, to be 
communicated to the House, and delivered to Mr. Speaker, and by him read; Resolution that Lord Melville be admitted in and heard, 
whereupon a chair was set by the Serjeant a little within the bar, on the left hand the coming in, and the Serjeant had directions to go 
with the mace and acquaint Lord Melville that he might come in ; and the doors being opened, and the bar down, his Lordship came in 
uncovered, making his obeisances in the passage and at the bar, which was then lifted up, and came up to the chair prepared for 
him ; and Mr. Speaker acquainted his Lordship that he might, if he pleased, repose himself in the chair, whereupon his Lordship sat down 
in the chair, and was covered ; and after a little space rose up again, and being uncovered, and standing behind the chair, spoke to the 
House, addressing himself to Mr. Speaker; and having ended his speech withdrew, uncovered, making his obeisances at the bar and in 
the passage, in the like manner as at his entrance; Lx. 367. 


4. Lord Castlereagh acquainted the House that the Duke of Wellington having desired that he may have the honour to wait upon the House, 
His Grace was then in‘attendance ; Resolution, that the Duke of Wellington be admitted, and a chair being set for His Grace on the 
left hand of the bar towards the middle of the House, he came in, making his obeisances, the Whole House rising upon his entrance 
within the bar; and Mr. Speaker having informed him that there was a chair in which he might repose himself, the Duke sat down, 
covered, for some time, the Serjeant standing on his right hand with the mace grounded, and the House zesumed their seats; His Grace 
then rose, and, uncovered, spuke, whereupon Mr. Speaker, who during the speech sat covered, stood up uncovered, and spoke to His Grace, 
and then His Grace withdrew, making his obeisances in like manner as upon his entering the House, and the Whole House rising again 
whilst His Grace was re-conducted by the Serjeant from his chair to the door ofthe House; LX1x.414 


See Accounts and Papers, 38203.3830-1. Committees, 1491. 1647. 1675. Conferences, 13. Elections, 611-632. 745-749. 
House, 378. Indemnity, 14. Lords, House of. Members, 141. 185. Messages 126. 144. Speaker, 128. 


Pelham P acket :——See Accounts and Papers, 3651. 5543. Committees, 2016. 
Pells, Clerk of :—See Accounts and Papers, 3832. 


r enal ties :——Bill to provide for the recovery of Penalties under Acts 47 Geo. IIT. Sess. 1, c. 21, 35 and 38, and to alter the 


condition of certain bonds to be given by the brewers in Ireland; Ordered, Lx11. 655. Presented, 684. R.A. 775. See Accounts 
and Papers, 3833. Colonies, 1. Excise, 9. Indemnity, 14. 
Pendulu mM :—See Accounts and Papers, 3834. Addresses, 521. 
Penin sula *——See Accounts, Public, 12, 13. Accounts and Papers, 14, 15. 4035-4059. 4664-4693. Army, 31. 


P enitentiary Houses: Bills relative to the General Penitentiary House at Milbank : 

1. For the erection of a Penitentiary House for the confinement of offenders in the city of London and county of Middlesex ; Ordered, 
LXvil. 47. Presented; printed; 115. Again printed, 195- Re-committed ; instruction for the imprisonment to hard labour of 
persons convicted of felony within the benefit of clergy throughout England; 218. Bill again re-committed, 228. R. a. 289. — 
For extending the provisions of said Act to all cases of felony, grand and petit larceny; Ordered; presented ; printed ; Lxv1tI. 259. 
Again printed, 318. R. A. 674. 


2. To regulate the General Penitentiary House for convicts at Milbank ; Ordered, Lxx1. 386. Presented; printed; 390. Again printed, 
410. Re-committed, 415- Lords Amendments agreed to, 498. R.A. 501. 


3. For the better regulation of the General Penitentiary for convicts at Milbank; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxx1v.579. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 635. R. A. 639. 
4. Motion for Address to give directions for carrying into execution so much of Act 19 Geo. III. as relates to the erecting of Penitentiary 


Houses ; Withdrawn, LXV. 347. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1990. 3835-3843. 4127. Addresses, 615. Committees, 1676-7. Gaols, 8. —_ House, 36. 
King, 143- Petitions, 687. Supply, Key to Supply. ‘urnpike Roads, 23. 


Pen rvun Borough :——Motion for appointing a Select Committee to inquire further into the existence of certain corrupt and 
illegal practices which appear to have prevailed at Penryn; Withdrawn, Lxxtv. 203. See Accounts and Papers, 3844. 
Elections, 47. 52, 53- 276=281. 


Pensions: Bills relative to Pensions and similar Allowances : 


1. For the more convenient payment of Pensions and Allowances to Widows of Officers of the Navy and Royal Marines; Ordered, Lx1v. 102. 
Order of leave discharged ; another Bill ordered ; presented ; printed; 155. R. A. 255. 


2. For continuing and making perpetual several duties of One Shilling and Sixpence, repealed by Act of last Session on Offices and 
Employments of Profit, and on Annuities, Pensions and Stipends, and thereby granted for one year; Ordered, Lx1v. 142. Pre- 
sented, 161. R. A. 255. To rectify a mistake in said Act; Ordered, Lx1v. 376. Presented; printed; 381. R. a. 404.——— 
To amend said Act, and make perpetual said Duties; Ordered, Lxv. 413. Presented, 416. R. a. 482. 





3. To direct that Accounts of increase and diminution of Public Salaries and Pensions shall be annually laid before Parliament ; Ordered, 
Lxv. 422. Presented, 424. Printed, 458. R. a.510.——— To explain and amend said Act; Ordered; presented ; printed ; 
Lxvill. 560. R. a. 630. 


4. Toexplain and amend Act 50 Geo. III. c. 56, for explaining and amending an Act for making perpetual the Duties of One Shilling and 
Sixpence in the pound on Offices and Employments, &amp;c.; Ordered ; presented; LXVII. 311. R.A. 351. 


5. Metion for Bill to limit the amount of Pensions to be granted out of the Civil List of Scotland; King’s consent signified and Bill ordered ; 
LXV. 422, Presented, 435. R. A. 505. 


6. Motion that the House will, early in the next Session of Parliament, take into its most serious consideration how far it may be expedient 
to provide some further limitation to the number of persons holding seats in the House, together with Pensions, &amp;c. under the Crown ; 
Negatived, LXIV. 394. 


7. Motion 









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Pensions—continued. 


7. Motion that it is expedient that no addition should -be made to the Irisfi Pension List, &amp;c.; Debate thereon adjourned, txv. 440. Further 
adjourned, 466, 473, 493. Not resumed. 


8. Motion, That it appearing that certain Pensions have been granted by warrants under the Royal Sign Manual, payable out of the Establish- 
ment of the Office of Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and the monies to be appropriated for the service of the Ordnance, it is 
necessary to deglare that the Funds upon which ‘such Pensions are charged, constitute no part of the Revenue of the Crown, and that 
the said Pensions ought not to have been granted without the authority of the House; Negatived, Lxx. 410. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1744. 2758. 3658. 3845-3860. Addresses, 219. 331-333- Army, 8. 11. Committees, 857. 
886. Foreign Ministers. King, 96. Land Tax, 12-16. Malt, 22. Stamps, 8: Supply, Key 
- to Supply ; Key to Ways and Means ; also, 4485. 5349, 5259. 5385-6. peer 1 


P epper :——See Accounts and Papers, 3861. Smuggling, 4. Supply, 4514. 4516, 4517. 5094. 5097. 5224. 5335- 


Perceval, Mr.: 


1. . Entries in Journal of 1700 and 1701 of proceedings of the House in relation to the charge brought against Samuel Shepherd, Esquire, 
a Member of the House, “That he had been guilty of bribery at several Corporations in order to procure Members to be elected to 
Parliament,” read ; And a Member in his place having charged Mr. Perceval, a Member of the House and Chancellor of the Exchequer, 
that he had, through the means of the Honourble Henry Wellesley, late Secretary to the Treasury, and late a Member of the House, 
and by other agents, been guilty of corrupt and criminal practices, in order to procure Members to be elected into this Parliament, 
and also having charged Lord Viscount Castlereagh, a Member of the House, that he had been guilty of similar practices; Mr. Chancellor 
of the Exchequer being present, but Lord Viscount Castlereagh not present, Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer was heard, and then 
he withdrew ; Motion, That the charge against them be heard at the bar upon a certain day; Negatived, rx1v. 283. 


2. Entry in Journal of 10 December 1779, of Resolution of the House, “ That it is highly criminal in any Minister or other Servants under 
the Crown of Great Britain, directly or indirectly, to use the powers of office in the election of Representatives to serve in Parlia- 
ment, &amp;c.” read; Entry in Votes of 25 April 1809, “ That it is the duty of this House to maintain a jealous guard over the purity and 
independence of Parliament, &amp;c.” read; and the House being informed, that at the last General Election, in consequence of a bargain 
with Viscount Castlereagh, a sum of money was paid to the account of the Honourable Henry Wellesley, then Secretary ta the Treasury, 
by Mr. Quintin Dick or his agent, fora seat in the present Parliament; and that Mr. Quintin Dick was in consequence returned for 
the City of Cashell; that the Right honourable Spencer Perceval was also.privy to this part of the transaction conducted through the 

’ means of the Honourable Henry Wellesley ; That Mr. Quintin Dick having so obtained his seat in consequence of the money so paid, did, 
pending the inquiries into the conduct of the Duke of York, wait upun Viscount Castlereagh, and inform him of the vote which he, the said 
Mr. Quintin Dick, intended to give upon the result of the said inquiries, upon which statement so made the said Lord Castlereagh, after 
consultation with Mr. Perceval, did suggest to the said Mr. Quintin Dick the propriety of his relinquishing his seat in Parliament rather 

‘than give such vote; Entries in Juurnal of proceedings in relation to the charge brought against Samuel Shepherd, Esq. a Member, read ; 
Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer and Lord Viscount Castlereagh heard, and withdrew; Motion, That the matter of the said charge 
be heard at the bar; Amendments proposed thereto, but not made; Main Question Negatived, Lx1v. 304. 


3.. Bill for settling and securing an afinuity on Mrs. Perceval and her eldest son, and also for granting a sum for the use of her other children ; 


Ordered, Lxvi1. 388. Instruction for vesting in Trustees a sum for the use of the twelve children of the late Right honourable Spencer 
Perceval, 397. Bill presented, 399. R. a. 415. 


4. Bill for confirming the renunciation made by Spencer Perceval, Esq. [sun of the above,] of his pensions on taking the office of a Teller of 
the Exchequer; Ordered, txvi11. 621. Presented, 623. R. A. 655. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1021. 3862-3. Addresses, 34. 515. 563. Committees, 778. 887. Messages, 69, 
Supply, 2671. 


Permanent Charges :—see suppyy, 3870. 
Permanent Taxes :—See Accounts and Papers, 4281-2. 


Permits: Bills relative to Permits in Ireland: 


1. Toprovide for the better regulating the issuing and granting of Permits and Certificates in Ireland, for the conveyance and protection of 


certain goods therein mentioned, and to prevent frauds by importers of, dealers in, or retailers of such goods; Ordered, Lx11. 289. 
Not presented. 


2. Tomake perpetual, and amend several Acts for the better regulating the issuing and granting of Permits and Certificates for the conveyance 
and protection of certain exciseable goods in Ireland; Ordered, Lx111. 410. Presented; printed ; 414. R. a. 464. 


) 


3. To consolidate and amend several Acts for regulating the granting of Permits and Certificates for the conveyance of goods in Ireland ; 
Ordered, txx1v. 600. Presented, 605. R. a. 631. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3864. 4'755- Committees, 888. 15°74. Excise, 5- Laws Expiring, 2. Malt, 6. 
Spirits, 11. Sugar, 36. 
Perrot, Pierre Damase :——See Accounts and Papers, 5506. Petitions, 398. 
Perry :——See Licences, 7. Supply, 4552. 4589. 4626. 4684. 5013. 5347- 
Personal Estates :-—-see Stamps, 1. 16. Supply, Key to Ways and Means ; also, 5359. 5385-6. 


Perth Gaol :—see Gaois, 32. Petitions, 239. 
Peterhead and Banff Harbour :—see Accounts and Papers, 3865. Addresses,604. — Highland Improvements. 


Petersburgh, St. Church :—see Committees, 1732. Petitions, 688. Supply, 3212. 





Petitions. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 8 X 





1726 t PETITIONS, ia 





_  Betitions. 





I. Petitions for Rélief with ‘respect”to' various matters, including 
Petitions respecting Duties, Drawbacks;' &amp;c: ; 1—593. 
II. Petitions for Grants. of Public Money for various purposes, 
recommended by the Crown ; 594—795. 
III. Other Petitions recommended, or consented to, by the Crown ; 
726—T68. 1 

IV. Petitions for leave to present Petitions after the time limited, and 
.. ......for.dispensing.with similar Orders of the House ; 769—799. 
‘YV. Petitions withdrawn ; 80]1—808. : forondves 

VI. Petitions not permitted to be brought up, rejected, &amp;e. ; 
: ~~" 809—B814. 0° 

VII. Instructions to Committees on Petitions ; alta 

VIII. Incidental ‘Proceedings; 822—862. 


IX. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn ; 863—87 2: 


1.—Questions Negatived ; ; 863—871. | o.- Aiton Withdrawn ; ; chit 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, including Petitions 
' “respecting Duties, Drawbacks, &amp;c.—relative to— 

-L Acts of Sederunt :—For the repeal of Acts of Sederunt; Dowie, Robert, Lx x111. 302, P.—Lxxv. 79. Trotter, John, LXVIII. 595. 
2. Admiralty :——Of Davenport Sedley relative to information given by him to the ere of the oot of the mete LXIV. &amp;. 


i... ricultural Distress : 

Bane) Complaining of 'Agticultaral Distress ; Ordered to'lie on the’ Table, and afterwards referred to the Committee of the Whole 
House on the distressed state of Agriculture, or else referred when presented; (See Committees, 17.) Alvington, West ; 1x x1. 283. 
Anindel, 229.. Ashprington, 283. Bath and West of England Agricultural Society, 246. Bramber, 232. Brecon,.251. Brent, 
South, 283. Brighthelmston, 223. Buckland tout Saints, 283. Burnham and Stoke Hundreds, 152. Cailhness;260. Cambridge- 
shire and Isle of Ely, 283. Cardigan, 356. Carnarvon, 301. Chivelston, 283. Cholsey, 232, Cork County, 81. Cumberland, 230. 
Denbigh County, 227. Devon, 268. Dorset, 244. Dumfries, 277. Ely, Isle of, 283. England, 154. - Galway County, 351. 
Glamorganshire, 406. Grantham, 232. Hallwell, 2&amp;3. Hants, 200. “Huish, South, 283. Kent, 260. Kilkenny, 319. Leeds, 261. 
Lexden, 232. Lewes, 223. Limerick, 61. Maidstone, 260. Merioneth, 322. Milton, South, 283. Montgomery, 186. 
Morleigh, 283. Norfolk, 226,251. Ongar Hundred, 288, Pembroke County, 268. Pevensey, 223. - Pool, South}: 283. .» Portle- 
mouth, 265. Portmoak, 260. Princes Risborough, 164. Queen’s County, 319. Redenhall, 35. Romford, 225. Sherford, 283. 
Stafford, 265. Stokefleming, 283. Tadcaster, 261. Tenaring, Lexden and Winstree, 232. Thurlestone, 283. Wakefield, 261. 

Watford, 244. Wicklow, 357. Wiltshire, 251. Winstree, 232. Worcestershire, 246. 


4. .(1817.) Complaining .of Agricultural, Distress ;,.Cardigan, County; Lxxu. 218. . Dumfries, 235,. Petersfield, 12. Somerset and 
Gloucester, 79. Wigtown, 143. 


6  (1819,) Complaining of Agricultural Distress ; Barnstaple; Lxx1v. 514, Pp. Gloucester, 514,P. 517... Wentlooge, 536. 


6. (1820.) Complaining of Agricultural Distress; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to a Select Committee, or else 
referred when presented ; (See Committees, 1368.) Abingdon; Lxxv.221. Arundel, 251. Ashburnham, 251, Ashford, 213, P. 263. 
Banbury, 210. Barnstaple, 263. Battle, 251. Beckley, 251. Bedford, 216. Beetham and Kendal, 221. Berks, 216. Berry- 
narbor, 263. Beverley, 242. Bexhill, 251. Blewberry, 201. Bodiam, 251. Bodmin, 251. Brandon, 251. Bridgnorth, 251. 
Brightling, 251. Brighton, 241! Buckingham, 201,216. Buckland, East and West, 263. Burford, 210. Burton-in-Kendal, 221. 
Burwash, 251. Bury St. Edmunds, 166,e. Cambridge, 236. Cardiff, 247. Carnarvon, 165." Catsfield, 251, Chelmsford, 251. 
Cheltenham, 242,r. Chichester, 251. Chipping Norton, 210. Chittlehampton, 263. Colchester, 252, Pp. Combmartin,, 263. 
Cornwall, 165, 176, P. 210, 224, 242, 251.. Crowhurst, 251: Cuckfield, 251: Cumberland, 236, rp. Devon, 216, e. Doddington}251. 
Dorset, Hants and Wilts, 177, 226. Dudcott,252. Durham, 242. Eccleshall, 252. Ely Hundred, 257. Ermington Hundred, 317. 
Essex, 251, 274. Etchingham, 251. Ewhurst; 251.- ‘Fairlight, 251. Feversham, 177. Filleigh, 263. Glamorgan,, 224, Pp. 
Gloucester, 224, 226, 251. Gresley, 251. Greytree, 165. Grimshoe, 251. Hadleigh, 251. Hailsham, 216. Hales Owen, 147, P. 
Hanney, 252. Hants, 177, 226. Hastings, 251. Heanton Puncheardon, 263. Heathfield, 251. Henley-upon-Thames, 210. 
Hertford, 221, 230,r. Heversham, Windermere, Burton-in-Kendal, and Kirkby Lonsdale, 221. “Hinckford,’251. Holderness, 236. 
Hollington, 251. Hooe, 251. Horsham, 251. Huntingdon, 177, 226. Ilsley, East, 252. Ipswich, 166,p. Kendal, ,221. 
Kent, 177, 210,221. Kirkby Lonsdale, 221. Lambourn, 252. Lanakey,-263. Lands; Oteupiers of, 307, Pp. -.-Lamgarren,* 201. 
Lanbaugh, Fast, 252,r. Leightonstone, 242. Lewes, 242,P. Linfield, 251. Lynn, 295. Maldon, 251, vp. 261. Mayfield, 251. 
Middlesex, 201. Monmouth, 280. Montgomery and Pool, 251. Mountfield, 251. Neots, St. 226, Newbury, 252. © Newport 
Pagnell, 201, 216. Ninfield, 251. Norfolk, 210, 236, 251. Norman Cross, 226. Northampton, 216, 221. Northiam, 251. 
Northumberland, 216, Nottingham, 286. Ore, 251. Oxford, 210. Pembroke, 294, P. Penbursty 251. Petersfield, 236. 
Pett, 251. Pilton, 263. Pool, 251. ° Pulborough, 251. Reading, 230, P.- Redenhall with Harleston, 165, 216. -Repton and 
Gresley, 251. Rochford, 251. Romford, 274. Rowley Regis, 307. Roxburgh, 410. Rye, &amp;c. 210. Salehurst, 251. Salop, 166, p. 
Searsdale, 221. Sedlescomb, 251. Shiffnall, 177. Somerset, 221,251. Stafford, 310,Pp. Steyning, 251. Stow, 242. Suffolk, 
166, 177,?. Surrey, 165, 252. Sussex, 216,241. Swymbridge, 263. Tavistock, 263. Tawton, 263. ‘Templemore, 10; P: 
Tendring, 251. Ticehurst, 251. Toseland and Vicinity of St. Neots, 226. Twyford, 216. Wallingford, 224. Wantage, 252. 
Warkleigh, 263. Warwick, 177, 216, 221. ete: 251. Webtree Hundred, 216,r. Westfield, 251. Whitby Strand, 252. 


White Horse, Vale of, 216. Wilts, 177, 224, 226, 252,P. Winchelsea, &amp;c. 216,r. Windermere, 221. Wisbeach, 216, P. 221. 
Worcester, 201. Wormelow, 201. Yorkshire, 242. 


Agricultural 





PETITIO NS—conéinued. 727 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 


Agricultural Horses ;—See infra, 264. 
Alcock, Mr. Congreve :—See Members, 124. 


7. Ale and Beer :—From Crickhowell, relating to the sale of Ale and Beer at Fairs; Lx x1. 438. See infra, 46. 


s. Alehouses (Ireland) :——Of Proprietors of the Merino Factory in the county of Kilkenny, respecting the increase of Alehouses in 
Ireland; LxxIv. 495, P- See infra, 438. 


9. Alien Act :—Of Baron Gourgaud complaining of his arrest under the Alien Act; Lxxrv. 302, P. 


11. Alnage Laws :—For repeal thereof, Cork; Lxx11.280. Dublin, 280. Kildare and Wicklow, 280. Tipperary, 280. Referred to 
a Select Committee, 293. (See Committees, 1371.) Petition of Lord de Blacquiere for protection of his interest ; Referred, 297. 


12. America :—Of Merchants of London trading to the North American Colonies, praying that the importation of certain merchandize may 


be prohibited; txviir. 498. Of Merchants of Londonderry trading to America complaining of the government of America 
having laid an embargo upon their cargoes in the ports of the United States; Lxtv. 117. America, South; From Dumfries, in 
behalf of British subjects accused of being concerned with the insurgents in South America, and condemned to suffer death, but trans- 
mitted to Spain to await the award of the King; Lx x1. 300. 





13. American Flour :—From Salop against the importation thereof; Lx x1v. 30. 
American Loyalists :—See infra, 597. 


14, Apprentices :—For the. repeal of Act for regulating the binding of Parish Apprentices ; Bermondsey, Lxx1v. 627, Pp. Saint Giles in 
the Fields and Saint George Bloomsbury, 210, er. Whitechapel, 285. 


15. Army :——Of the Honourable Andrew Cochrane Johnstone respecting the omission of his name in a Brevet promotion of Major Generals ; 














LXIf. 224. Of the inhabitants of Leominster for the House to watch over the Military Club; txxr. 130. Of Lieutenant 
Colonel Walter Philip Colyear Robertson, respecting a proposal for a saving in the Military Expenditure; Lx x111. 423, P of 
Waterhouse Crymble Lindsay, complaining of being dismissed from the command of his corps; LXII. 345. Of Alexander Orr, 


complaining of his dismissal from the Berwickshire Regiment of Militia; Lx x. 394. 


Arrest and Imprisonment in Ireland :—Complaining thereof; From James Tandy, Bernard Coile, Thomas Ridgway, Henry 
Hughes; Lxi11. 382, 383. Nicholas Gray, 421. James Dixon, 422. 


16. Ashes, Smalts and Foreign Flax :—Complaining of the duties thereon ; Antrim, Lxx1.323. Ireland, Linen Bleachers of, 304. 
Mayo, 351. 


Assessed Taxes : 
17. Of the governors of St. Luke’s Hospital, praying to be exempted from the duties on Male Servants; Lx1. 145. 


18. For the reduction thereof ; (1816 ;) Alvington West, Lxx1.'73. Berry Pomeroy, 47. Blackauton, 58. Broadhempston, 47. Buckfastleigh, 73. 
Chilvelstone, 47. Darlington, 73. Dean Prior, 73. Dittisham, 47. Dodbrooke, 73. Exeter, 73. Folkingham, 167. Harberton, 47. 
Hay, 184. Hertford, 29. Honiton, 73. Hoxne, 68. Ipplepen, 73. Littlehempston, 58. Marldon, 58. Paington, 58. Rattery, 47. 
Redenhall with Harleston, 35. Renfrew, 241. Rutland, 147. Slapton, 58. Staverton, 47. Stoke Gabriel, 25. Stokenham, 47. 
Torbryan, 53. Townstal, 47.———(1817;) Chiltern, All Saints; Lxx11.336. Fisherton de la Mere, 336. Ives, St. 227. Lavington, 
West, 336. Littleton Panell, 336. Stockton, 204. Wily, 121.———(1818;) Kilkenny, Carlow, Killeshin and Youghall ; txxr11. 355- 


19. For relief respecting the Assessed Taxes; Physicians and Surgeons of Armagh; LX XI. 50.———21. Of Merchants of London respecting 
the House and Window Duties; Lxx11.91.—————- 22.._ For certain exemptions ; Downham Market, Lxx11. 213. Lanark County, 

167. 23. Complaining of the rigid enforcement thereof; Halifax, txx1i1. 182, Pp. Leeds, 130, Pp. Norfolk, 344, P- 

Whitby, 204. 24. Of inhabitants of Westerham, complaining of the defalcation of the Surveyor; LX XIV. 209, P. 215, —_ 

25. Of inhabitants of Bath, respecting the defalcation of the Collector, and praying that their goods may not be sold for the payment 

of Taxes which they have already paid; Lxxiv. 502, ———— 26. Complaining of excessive Taxation; Cork, Lxx1v. 632, P. 
Limerick, 155. 27. Of Edward O’Hara, complaining of his being committed to prison for non-payment of the King’s Taxes ; 

LXXIV. 274, P. 28. Of William Brassington, complaining of the seizure of his property for the payment of Taxes; Lx xIv. 503, P. 

29. Of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of London against any additional Taxes; Lxxiv. 526, Pp. ———— 31. From Norfolk, against the 

proposed system of Taxation; Motion, That the Petition be brought up, negatived; Lxxrv. 563. 32. Of inhabitants of 
St. George in the East, complaining of the conduct of the Collector; Lx xiv. 622.—Lxxv. 384. 


Attornies :—See infra, 106, 107. 




















33. Auctions and Auctioneers :—Complaining of Itinerant Auctioneers, and Mock Auctions; Bath, LXv111. 420.—LxXxIVv. 249, P. 
Bradford, Lxvitt. 550. Bristol, uxvii1. 567. Canterbury, Lxviit. 481. Chester, nx1x. 199. Cirencester, Lxvii1. 584. 
Corsham, Lxvitl. 550. Devizes, Lxvii1. 472. Dublin, Lxx.297. Ely, Isle of, Lxvii1. 467. Gateshead, Lxvi11. 537.. Hexham, 
Lxvit. 575. Hull, rx1x. 83. Ipswich, txx1v. 188. Kirkby Kendal, rxvii1. 575. Knaresborough, Lxvi11.535. Leicester, 
Lxviit. 334. Liverpool, px1x. 118.—Lxx. 154. London, LXX. 54.—LXXI. 41.—LXX11. 165.—Lxxu1. 108. (Referred to the 
Committee of the Whole House on Auctioneers Licences Acts, 192.)—LXx1v. 51. (Referred to the Committee of the Whole House 
on Auctioneers Licences Acts, 496.) Lynn, uxviit. 454. Macclesfield, txvir1. 426. Malton, New, Lxxtv. 350. Melksham, 
Corsham, and Laycock, Lxviu. 550. Newcastle upon Tyne, Lxviit. 537. Penrith, uxvii1. 478. Penzance, rxvuit. 589. 
Petersfield, txvii1. 481. Plymouth, rxvri1. 626. Shields, North and South, Lxx1v. 344. Shrewsbury, Lxvir1. 623. Spalding, 
Lxvitt. 561. Stokesley, rxx1v. 294. Tewkesbury, LXVIII. 420. Truro, Lxviit. 478. Whitby, Lx xiv. 230. 


Wolverhampton, 
LxXxv. 417. Worcester, pxvi11.475. York, LXVIII. 475. 


34. Bahama Islands :—Of Rear Admiral Greaves, complaining of a grievance sustained by him in respect of his right to one sixth of the 
Bahama Islands, with the Royalties thereto ; LX xX. 21.—LXXI. 225. 
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‘ Baking Trade (Ireland) :—Respecting the Baking Trade ; Cork, For leave to present a Petition ; leave given; Petition presented ; 
LIx. 313. Dublin, r1x.110. Read, and referred to a Committee, 214. Kilkenny, Lx x11. 355. 


36. Bank of England :——In favour of the continuance of the restrictions on payments in cash; Bradford, Lxx1v. 72. 
Halifax, 59. Inglis, William Henry, 509. Leeds, 52, rp. Liverpool, 59, P. London, 475, P. 


37. Bank Notes :—Respecting the forgery of Bank Notes; Birmingham, Lxxu. 307, Pp. Brookes, John, Lxx11.199. Liverpool, 
LX XIII. 323, P. Of William Wynne, respecting his plan for preventing the uttering of forged Bank Notes; Lxxr1r. 226, Pp. 


38. Bankrupts :—Respecting the Bankrupt Laws; Bailey, Thomas Coward, Lxxiv. 430, 486. Belfast, xvi. 424. Bell, William; 
Referred to a Select Committee, Lxx11.369. Bristol, Lxx11. 331. Referred toa Select Committee, 336. Browne, Henry, txxiv. 

486. Cork, txv1.449. Dublin, rxvi. 381. Dufrene, John, Lx x111. 418, P.—LXxIv. 331,P. Kilkenny, Lxvi. 403. Limerick, 

LXVIi. 347. London, Merchants of, txx11. 296, rp. Referred to a Select Committee, 336. London, Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of, Lx x11. 302. 

Referred to a Select Committee, 336. Townsend, Edmund, Lx1x. 454.—Lxx11. 468. Referred to a Select Committee, 468.— 

LXXIII. 101. Referred to a Select Committee, 101. Waterford, rxv1. 368. Respecting uncertified Bankrupts; Uncertified 
Bankrupts confined in the Fleet Prison, tvi1.630. William Hayes, uxxv. 150. Uncertified Bankrupts in Dublin, txxv. 441. 

For extending the Bankrupt Laws to persons out of trade ; Cirencester and Gloucester, LX XIII. 95, Against the removal 

of the place for the meetings of the Commissioners ; Merchants of London, Lxx1v. 294, P. 


Bristol, 71, P. 














39. Bark (Ireland) :——Complaining of the Excise duties on Bark in Ireland; Bandon, rxxu1. 292. Cork, 296. Dublin, 258. 


41. Barracks :—Of Beecher Westropp Atkins, late Barrack Master in Sandown Bay division, Isle of Wight, respecting his discharge from 


that office; Lx1tv. 421. ——— Of Inhabitants of Everton, relative to the constructing of Barracks in that neighbourhood ; Lxv11. 304. 
42. Bazaars :—-Of Tradesmen of the Metropolis against the establishment of Bazaars; Lx x1. 389. 


43. Beaumont, George, late Printer and Publisher of the British Guardian ; Respecting his imprisonment in Newgate; Lxtv. 367. 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued) °° 


44. Bedford, Lieut. Frederick, Third Resident Lieutenant at Greenwich Hospital ; Complaining of the inadequacy of his present 
income; LXXIII. 312, P. 


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. Bedin gfield John :—Stating his services in defending His Majesty on 31 October 1795, against an attack of a mob; Lxxrv. 606, Pp. 


46. Beer :-—Respecting the duties on Beer and Ale; Beverley, tv111. 90: Brewers, 145, 158, 163, 169, 182, 192, 210. Gloucester, 
50. Leek, &amp;c.140. Nottingham, 190. Of Inhabitants of London and its vicinity, respecting the high price and inferior quality 
of Beer; Lxx111. 153. Motion, That the Petition do lie upon the Table; Debate thereon adjourned; 154. Further adjourned, 165. 
Resumed ; Motion withdrawn; Petition referred to a Committee; 177. (See Committees, 1384.) Report; to lie on the Table, and be 
printed, 414. Minutes of Evidence ordered, 325. Presented, and to be printed, 328. See supra, 7. 


Berenger, Charles Random de :—Stating his case; ix1x. 291. 





47. Bigamy :—Of Captain Murray, for relief, in consequence of his conviction for Bigamy, and stating his case; Lxx. 202. Motion for“ an 
Adddress for copy of the Recorder’s Report of his case; Negatived, 219. 

48. Bleaching :——Of Messrs. Tennant and Company of Glasgow, respecting the Bleaching of Cotton and Linen Goods ; Lxrx. 372.————. 
For continuing drawback, and restoring same on brimstone, and putting the British manufactures on an equal footing with the Irish; 


Barnsley ; txv. 244. Edinburgh, 145. Dumbarton, 102. Fife, 143. Glasgow, 107. Lancashire, 145. Nottinghamshire, 160. 
Renfrew and Stirling, 149. From Aberdeen, for a drawback on the duties on materials used in bleaching; LXxv.301,P,  ~° 


Bleaching Grounds :—From Ireland and London, relating to the Laws for punishing robberies in Bleach Grounds ; Lxv1. 123. 





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Bleaching Powder :—For repealing the duties thereon ; Linen Bleachers of Ireland, xx. 75, 337. Messrs. Tennant and Company 
of Glasgow, Lxx. 75. Referred to a Select Committee, 80. 


52. Boot and Shoe Makers :—Of Master Boot and Shoe Makers of London and Westminster, respecting combinations amongst their 
Workmen; txvit. 186. 


53. Bounty Money :——Of William Manners, and others, complaining of not having received their Bounty Money; txxrv. 260. 


54. Bread :—Of Bakers of Canterbury, complaining of the Magistrates setting the Assize of Bread, from the average price of wheat; Referred, 
to the Select Committee on the Bread Laws, Lxx. 290, 


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Breton, Cape :——Of Richard Gibbons, complaining of an Invasion of his property at Cape Breton; Lxx11l. 257, P.——-Of 
freeholders and Inhabitants of Sydney, against the union with Nova Scotia; LXxv. 94, P. 95. ’ 


56. Brewers :—Of Brewers of Dublin, Cork, and Waterford; Lxv1. 263. Referred to a Select Committee, 337. See Committees, 1395. 


57. Bridges :—Conway; Respecting the erecting a Bridge at Conway; Anglesey, Lxxtv. 357. Beaumaris, Lxxiv. 301. Chester, 
LXXv. 371. Liverpool, Lxxv. 366. Ruthin, txxrv. 306, London; Complaining of the dangerous state of London Bridge ; 
Lightermen navigating the Thames; Lxxv. 121. Watermen on the north side of the Thames, 142. Watermen on the south side of 
the Thames, 121. Wharfingers on the banks of the Thames, 121, P. See infra, 347. 





58. British Vessels:—Complaining of the imposts on British Vessels in the ports of France; Lxxv. 258, P- 
Brookes, John :—See supra, 37. 


59, Bull Baiting :—Complaining of the practice; Darlaston, vit. 354. Dudley, 371. Sedgley, 380. Tipton, 380. Walsall, 344. 
Wednesbury, 348. Wellington, 364. Wenlock, 364. Wolverhampton, 344. 


- Burdett, Sir Francis :—Complaining of his imprisonment ; Berks, xv. 465. London; Motion, That the Petition do lie on the 


Table; Debate thereon adjourned, 343, 344. Resumed ; Question negatived thereupon, 346. Middlesex; Motion, That the Petition do 
lie upon the Table ; Debate thereon adjourned, 317. Resumed; Question negatived thereupon, 323. Reading, 349. Westminster, 293. 


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62. Burton, Robert Christie:—Of Christopher Bolton, Robert Gleadow, and Caius Thompson, respecting the release of Robert 
Christie Burton, Esquire, (a Mernber) out of the custody of the Warden of the Fleet; rxxv. 462, Pp. 


63. Butt, Richard Gathorne :—Stating his case; Lxx1. 158, 475. Respecting a fine imposed upon him; Lxx11. 167.——— 
Complaining of not being permitted to plead personally in Courts of Justice; Lxx111. 87. Praying for the interference of the 
House, that an Habeas Corpus may be allowed him, being a prisoner in the King’s Bench Prison; for the purpose of attending and giving 
Evidence on the prosecution of an indictment; Lxx11r. 388. Motion, That the Petition do lie upon the Table, negatived, 389. ——— 
Complaining of his confinement in Whitecross-street prison, at the suit of Sir Nathaniel Conant, late Chief Magistrate at Bow-street 
office, for the costs of an action, &amp;c.; Lx xv. 360, P. 








64. Butter :—Complaining of the importation of foreign Butter ; Carrick on Suir, Lx x1. 261. Clonmell, 247. Devon, 339, 355- Dorset, 


Devon and Somerset, 355. Kerry, 339. Mayo, 270. New Ross, 257. Somerset, Dorset, and Devon, 339. Waterford, 266. 
Wexford, 246. Wicklow, 247. 


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. Butter Trade (Ireland) :—Respecting the Butter Trade of Ireland; Carey, Lxx11. 259. Dublin, Lx1x. 337. Dunluce, rxxt1. 
259. Limerick, Lx1x. 354. Massereene, Lxx1I. 259. Strabane, Lxx. go. Waterford, LxIx. 345.—LXxX1. 189,———From 
Queen’s County, Carlow, and other places, for repeal of Act 52 Geo. III. for the regulation of the Butter Trade of Ireland; Ltx1x. 302. 


66. Calico Printers :—Of Calico Printers, respecting the Minutes of Evidence taken in 1804; Lx, 109. Read; Minutes referred to in 
Petition, read ; Motion for referring Petition to a Committee, withdrawn ; 328.———Of Journeymen, complaining of machinery, &amp;c. ; 
LXX. 474. 


67. Campbell, James :—Complaining of his imprisonment ; Lxx111. 374, P- 
Cape Breton :—See Supra, 55. 
68. Capital Punishments :—For abolishing them in all cases except murder ; Lx x11. 78. 
69. Cassin, Dennis :—Complaining of imprisonment in Kilmainham Gaol; Lx. 122, 
71. Cavan County :-—-Of Freeholders, complaining of Mr. Moore, Master of the Free School; txv. 465. 
72. Celtic Literature :—Of Hugh Campbell respecting his discoveries in Celtic Literature; Lxxv. 402, P. 
Chancery, Court of :—See infra, 142. 


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. Charitable Foundations :—Of Magistrates of Abingdon respecting Charitable Foundations; Motion, That the Petition do lie upon 
the Table, withdrawn; Petition withdrawn, Lx x111. 289. 


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. Charitable Funds :—Of inhabitants of Newbury for the better management thereof; Lx x111. 236, P. 


75. Chimney Sweepers :—-Against the employment of climbing boys in sweeping Chimneys; Andrew St. Holborn and St. George the 
Martyr, rxxuu.13. Bath; Referred toa Committee, txx11. 364. Durham, txxiit. 41. Hallamshire Cutlers;- Referred to 
a Committee, Lx x11.317. Havering atte Bower, px x11.450. Hertford, tx xi11. 33. Islington, Uxx111.13. Lancaster, Lx x11. 14. 
Leeds, uxxi11. 216. Liverpool, Lxx111. 41. London and Westminster, Lxx11. 389.—Lxx1Iv. 625. Southampton, Lxxi1r. 48, 
Stockton-upon-Tees, Lxx11I. 41. Wellington, Lx x111. 31. 


76. Chinsurah Fort :—Of Robert Eyre, respecting the capture of the Dutch Fort and Factory of Chinsurah; Lx.111. (For leave to 


present a Petition; leave given; Petition offered; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition presented ;) Lx11. 746. Petition read ; 


Motion for referring it to a Committee negatived; 820. Similar Petitions from Robert Eyre; Lxiv. 82.—LXxv.75.—LXV1. 342.— 
LXVII. 481.—LX XII. 311. 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 


77. Churches :—Of inhabitants of Belfast respecting the building of a Church in that parish ; Lx x11I. 408. Of inhabitants of Peckham, 
complaining of the insufficiency of parish Churches ; Lxx11. 254.—— Of the Reverend Thomas Humphries, respecting his perpetual 


curacy of Sawley ; Lx1v. 393. Of the Reverend Spencer Madan, respecting the Petition of Mr. Humphries ; 411. Of inhabitants 
of Ullapool, respecting Churches in Scotland ; Lx x1v. 369. 








78. Civil List :—Of merchants of Liverpool respecting the Civil list ; tx xv. 203. 
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. Civil Power (Ireland) :—Of Magistrates of the county of Meath complaining of the inadequacy of the Civil Power; Lx x11. 312, P. 


. Clergy :—Of St. John Priest, clerk, for relief in an action brought by Mr. Wright for penalties under Act 43 Geo. III. rxrx. 168. Of 
William Wright relative to his proceedings against the Reverend St. John Priest, and stating his case; Lx1x. 174. 


- Clocks and Watches :—0Of Clockmakers of London respecting the introduction of foreign Clocks and Watches ; Lx1x. 329. 


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83. Cloth Weavers :—For restraining the use of spring looms ; Somerset, Wilts and Gloucestershire; Lxx11. 32. Gloucestershire, 138. 
84. 


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Cloth Workers :—For restraining the use of machinery; Frome, Lxx1. 517. Leeds, 431. Trowbridge, 523. 


85. Clothiers :—Of Clothiers of Wilts, Somerset and Gloucester, complaining of distress caused by the use of machinery; LXXv. 151, P. 


Coals : 


Of Colliers of Glamorganshire, Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire, and other places in South Wales, complaining of certain exemptions 
from Coals and Culm from coast duty; Lxv.211. Referred to a Committee, 362. (See Committees, 1424.) Other Petitions respecting 
the same, referred ; Monmouthshire Canal, Proprietors of, 366. Monmouthshire Collieries, Proprietors of, 370. 
Protheroe, Sir Henry, 387. Sirhowy Tramroad Company, 415. 
owners of, 443. Waldegrave, Earl of, 443. 


386. 


Newport, 370. 
Somersetshire Canal Company, 415. Somersetshire Collieries, 


87. Of Proprietors of Collieries respecting the duties on Coals; Lxx1. 491. Cardigan, Lx x11. 185. 


88. Against the duties on Coals, or for equalizing the duties on Coals; (Presented in 1818 ;) Barnstaple, Lx x11. 161. 
' Cardiff, 234, Pp. Exéter, 366, 404, Pp. Fowey, 295. JHelleston and Port Gweeke, 210. Ilfracombe, 212, rp. Launceston, 161. 
London, 404, P. Minehead, 333. Molton, South, 185. Newport, 161. Okehampton, 351. Penryn, 221. Penzance, 225, P. 
Plymouth, 142, Pp. Plymouth Dock, 142, p. Rochester, 287, p. Tavistock, 111. Watchet, 333. Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, 320, P. 
(Presented in 1819;) Aldgate Ward, Lxxiv. 220. Andrew, St. Holborn, and St. George the Martyr,214. Barnstaple, 280. 

Bermondsey, 147, P. Berrynarbor,214. Bideford, 270. Bodmin, 254. Bridport, 220. Camberwell, 260,r. Christchurch, 
Surrey, 162. Clerkenwell, 209. Colyton, 314, Pp. Combemartin, 214, r. Cornhill Ward, 243. Croydon, 358. Deptford, 166. 
Dorking, 335. Epsom, 391. Exeter, 229, p. Falmouth, 260. Farnham, 270, Pp. Farringdon. Ward without, 280. George, St. 
Middlesex, 229, vp. ‘Giles, St. in the Fields, and St. George Bloomsbury, 249. Godley Hundred, 391. Guildford, 243. Hertford, 
209; 239. Honiton, 357. Hythe, 358. Ilfracombe, 270. Kingston-upon-Thames, 335. Lambeth, 339, P. 
Limehouse, 260. London City, 260, 288, p. London, Merchants of, 260, p. Looe, East, 288, p. Looe, West, 299. Margaret, St. 
and St. John, Westminster, 280. Mary-le-bone, St. 308. Minehead, 171. Neots, St. 400. Newington,249. Norwich, 425. 
Okehampton, 209, Pp. Plymouth, 194, P. Plymouth Dock, 270, p. Reigate,270. Rotherhithe, 254, Pp. Royston, 327, Pp. Rye, 464. 
Scarborough, 357: Southmolton, 239. Southwark, St. George, 171. Southwark, St. Olave, 266. Southwark, St. Saviour, 56. 


Surrey, 335, P: Tavistock, 239. Tooting, 335. Wapping, 285. Watchett, 149. Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, 260. White- 
chapel,:285. Windsor, New, 415. Woolwich, 345. 


Bridport, 250. 





Launceston, 358. 


89. Against any alteration of the duties on Coals; (Presented in 1819); Aberdeen, Lxxiv. 254. Abergavenny, 239. Albrighton and 
Donnington, 181, p. Alcester, 207. Ayr, 254. Barnsley, 238. Barton-under-Needwood, 214. Bath, 254. Bedminster, 239. 
Benthall, 170. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 254. Bewdley, 184. Bilston, 201. Birmingham, 207, P. Birstall, 229. Bitton, Saint 
George, 187. Bradford, 184, 229. Brecon, 167, 170, 187, ». Bridgnorth, 220, rp. Bristol, 214, rp. 220. Mroseley, 170. 
Calne, 170. Carmarthen, 254,260. Cheltenham, 238. Chepstow, 187. Chester, 214, Pp. 229, Pp. Chippenham, 207. Clack- 
mannan, 289, Pp. Coalport, 176. Cockermouth, 229. Coleshill, 285. Congleton, 229, Pp. Coventry, 220. Crawshay, 
William, 194, Pp. Crickhowell, 194. Darlaston, 187. Darlington, 176. Dawley, 170. Derby, 238, 239. Dewsbury, 254. 
Dowlais, 187. Droitwich, 239. Dudley, 207. Dumbarton, 460. Durham, 248, p. Dysart, 238, (rp. 250.) Edinburgh, 307. 
Fazely, Bonehill, &amp;c. in Tamworth, 207, Pp. Fife, 339. Forfar, 334. Gateshead, 266. Glamorgan, 167, 260. Glasgow, 238, 
254. Gloucester, 201, 239, 254. Haddington, 272. Hales Owen, 239. Handsworth, 187. Hanley, 229. Harrington, 229. 
Hay, 170. Hereford, 187. Highpeak, 239. Hinckley, 229. Jedburgh, 248, vp. Iron, Workers in, 229. Irvine, 243. Keswick, 229. 
Kidderminster, 207. Kilmarnock, 229. Knowle, 207. Lanark, 325. Lancaster, 214, p. Leeds, 249. Lichfield, 207. Lille- 
shall, 170. Llangallock Crickhowell, 194. Lilanthetty, 156, ep. Lianvrechra, 166, p. Loughor, 260. Ludlow, 201; Pp. 
Madeley, 170. Manchester, 214, Pp. Marlborough, 201. Maryport, 238. Melksham, 184. Midsomer, Norton and ‘adjoining 
parishes in the eastern parts of Somerset, 229. Monkland Navigation Company, 229. Monmouth, 149, P. 167, 194. Mony- 
thusloyne, 144. Meath, 239, Pp. Newcastle-under-Lyme, 187. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 229, P. 239, P» Newport, 170, Pp. 248. Pp. 
Northfield, 220. Nuneaton, 207. Oswestry, 248, Pp. Paisley, 243. Panteague, 166, pr. Panydarran, 194. Perth, 254. 
Renfrew, 249, 339, P- Rochdale, 260, rp. Rowley Regis, 220, Ruabon, 307, rp. Rushall, 187. Salop, 170, 280, rp. Sand- 
bach, 201. Scarsdale, 239. Scotland, Lessees of Collieries in, 220. Scotland, Ironmasters, &amp;c. of, 464, 465. Sedgley, 229. 
Shaftsbury, 248, rp. Sheffield, 229. Shelton, 229. Shiffnall, 170. Shrewsbury, 243. Solihull, 207. Somersetshire Canal 
Company, 187, P. Stafford, 201. Staffordshire Potteries, 229. Stourbridge, 220. Stourport, 187. Sunderland, 239, r. Sutton 
Coldfield, 214, Swansea, 194. Talgarth, 170. Tamworth, 214,P. ‘Thurso, 289, Pr. Tipton, 220, Trevethin, 179. Trow- 
bridge, 201. ‘Tyne River, Lessees of Collieries on, 194, P. Upton-upon-Severn, 22y. Usk, 194, P. Wakefield, 238. Walsall, 
194. Wear River, Tin Plate Manufacturers and Proprietors of Collieries on, 239, p. Wednesbury, 194. Wednesfield, 187. 
Wellington, 170, 238. Wenlock, 307, Pp. Westbromwick, 187. Whittington, 220. Wigan, 214. Willenhall, 187. Wolver- 
hampton, 176,177, P. Wombridge, 181, Pp. Worcester, 201, 279. Workington, 220, e. Wrexham, 307, r.. Wrockwardine, 170. 
York, 220, p. Yoxhall, 214. 


91. From Rickmansworth, &amp;c. respecting the conveyance of Coals to London by the Grand Junction Canal, Lv1. 88. ——— Of Ship Owners 


of North and South Shields praying the House not to pass any law for introducing Coals into the capital by means of inland 
Navigation, Lx. 352. 


92. For the continuation of the exemption from duties on Coals carried coastwise; Carnarvon; LXxxv. 216. Conway, 286. Haverford- 
west, 241. Merioneth, 302. Pembroke, 241,279. Pwllheli, 286. See infra, 182. 


93. Coal Meters : —Of Coal Meters of Westminster ; Lx1x. 320. 
94. Coal Trade :—Respecting the Coal Trade; Forest of Dean, txv1. 242. Monmouthshire, 235. 


95. Cobbett, William :—Petition from, bronght up, and read, and with leave, withdrawn ; Lx x111. 338. 


96. Coffee house keepers :——Of Coffee house keepers of London, Westminster, and Southwark, imploring the protection of the 
. House ; Referred to the Committee on the state of the Police of the Metropolis; Lx x11. 190. 


97. Coffee Shops :——From St. Giles in the Fields, and St. George Bloomsbury, respecting Shops for the sale of ready made Coffee ; 
LXXIV. 195. 

98. Cold Bath Fields Prison :—Respecting that Prison; Grand Jury of Middlesex; Presented, and ordered to be withdrawn ; 
ix. 76. Alexander Stephens, Lx111. 83. Read; Motion for referring it to a Committee, negatived, 184. Prisoners confined 
therein, LX XI. 324. 


99. Colhourn, 
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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;e.—continued. 


99. Colhourn, John :—Complaining of certain grievances ; 1x x1. 460. 
101. Collins, Elizabeth :—Respecting certain public services performed by her late husband; LX Xv. 402. 


102. Commercial Distress -_—-Complaining of Commercial Distress ; Ordered to lie upon the Table, and afterwards referred to the Select 
Committee on Foreign Trade; (See Committees, 1517.) Birmingham, Lxxv. 205,P. Bolton, Great and Little, 258,r. Clithero, 258. 
Galashiels, 253, rp. Kirkheaton, 252. London, Merchants of, 81,r. Stockport, 311,P. Walsall,252. Wolverhampton, 252. 


103. Commercial Licences :—Relating to Commercial Licences ; Aberdeen, Lxvir. 346. Kingston upon Hull, rxv11.155. Referred 
to the Committee on Orders in Council, 337. London, txvi1t. 662. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, txvi1.354. Plymouth, uxvir. 193. 
Scarborough, Ex VII. 345- 

104. Commercial Restrictions :—Against Commercial Restrictions ; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to the Select 
Committee on Foreign Trade; (See Commitiees, 1517.) Birmingham, Lxxv. 274,P. Edinburgh, 164,r. Glasgow, 218, P. 
Leith, 170, ep. Liverpool, 253,P. 482,P. (Not referred.) London, 163, P. Manchester and Salford, 228,~. Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, 237,P. Paisley, 237, P. Salford, 228, r. Scotland, Royal Burghs in, 465. (Not referred.) Wigan, 476, rp. (Not referred.) 


105. Contempt of Court :—Complaining of imprisonment for Contempt of Court; Brittain, Joseph, Lxxiv. 547,P. ‘ Hummons, John, 
LXXI1I.241. Persons confined in the Fleet Prison, Lx x111. 276,P.—Lxxv. 258, P. 


Conveyances : 
406. Coniplaining of persons not of the profession of the law drawing Conveyances; Alcester, Lxx1i1.214. Anderton, Mr., Lxx11. 89. 


Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Lx x11. 213. Barford, rxxi1,214. Barnstaple, Lxx1r. 208. Basingstoke, Lxxv.230. Bath, Lxxim. 
184. Beccles, rxx111.272. Bedford, xxv. 350. Beverley, txxi1. 302. Bideford, Lxxu. 208. Birmingham, Lxxu1. 414. 
—LXxXIv. 454. Bourke, Hugh, Lxx11. 302. Bridgnorth, &amp;c. LX XI1l. 354.—Lxx1v, 359. Bristol, ux x11. 69.—Lxx1v. 542. 
Broseley, LX X11. 354. Bungay, Lxxi11.272. Cambridge, Lxx11. 223. Chatteris, Lxx11.223. Christchurch, Lxx11. 213. 
Cornwall, rxxiv. 491. Derby, Lxx11. 248. Devon, LXXIII. 47, P.—LXXIv. 414,P. Dorchester, &amp;c. xxv. 332. Drayton, 
LXx11. 239. Dudley, LXxX1I. 219.—LXXIII. 179. — LXXIV. 335. — LxXxv.211. Ely, uxxir.223. Essex, txxil. 250. -— 
Lxxiv. 480. Exeter, LXxXIl. 212.—LxxIv. 323. Falmouth, rxxii1.16. Farringdon, Lxx111. 322. Fordingbridge, Lx x11. 213. 
—Lxxv. 230. Gloucester, LXXIII. 299.— LXXIV. 359. Gosport, Lxxi1. 208. Henley in Arden, Lxx111.214. Hull, 
Lxxit. 369. Kenilworth, Lxx111. 214. Leicester, Lxx111. 108. Lichfield, Lxxiv. 307, ry. Lincoln County, Lxxu111. 284. 
Maidenhead, Lx x111. 322. — Lxxv. 236. March, Lxx11.223. Market Harborough, Lxx111.141. Metropolis, tx x111. 98, Pp. 
—LX XIV. 461, P.—LXxxv. 311,P. Milverton, Lxx11. 168. Molton, South, Lxx11. 208. Newbury, Lxx11I. 322. Nottingham, 
LXXIII. 260,—LxXXIv. 454. Odiham, Lxxv.230. Penryn, Lxxi11.16. Plymouth Dock, Lxx11.190. Portsmouth, Portsea, 
and Gosport, Lx x11. 208. Prescott, Lxx111. 255. Reading, &amp;c. Lxx111. 322. Ringwood, LXXx1J. 213.— LXXvVv. 230, Rugby, 
Lxx111.214. Shields, North and South, tx x11. 183.—Lxxiv. 128,P. Shiffnall, rxx111.354. Soham, Lxx11. 223. South- 
ampton, Lxx1I. 400. Stafford, LXXIII. §9.—-Lxxv.236. Stonehouse, Lxx11.190. Stourbridge, Lx x111. 179.— LXx1V. 335.— 
LXXV. 211. Stratford-upon-Avon, Lxxii1. 214, Suffolk, Lxx111.272. Taunton, xxx11. 168. Torrington, Great, Lx x11. 208. 
Upwell, px x11, 223. Wallingford, Lxx111. 322. Wantage, Lx x11. 187.—Lxx111. 322. Warrington, Lx xt. 212. Warwick, &amp;c. 
Lxxii1.214. Wellington, Lxx11.168. Wem, Lxx11. 239. Wenlock, Lxx111. 354. Whitchurch, Lx x11. 239. Winchester, 
LXXII. 400.—LxXXvV. 332. Windsor, Lxx11I. 322. Wisbeach, Lxx11. 223. Wiveliscombe, txx11. 168. Wolverhampton, 
LXXII. 219. —~ LXXIII. 179.—LXXI1V. 447-—LXXvV.211. Worcester, City and County, Lxx1u. 224. York, ux11. 69, P.— 
LXXIV. 314, P. 

107. In favour of persons not of the profession of the law drawing Conveyances ; Ashton, John, Lxx111. 230. Berry, John, rxx111. 219. 
Bint, Robert, uxx111.101. Bligh, John Martin, Lxx111. 95,P. Brimacombe, John Hart, rxx111.89. Caldwell, William, 
Lxx1i, 219. Chester, Lxx111. 219. Claxton, Jesse, Lxxi1. 438. Crich, Lxxiit. 309. Cuddon, James, Lxx11. 419. 
Curgenven, Richard, Lx x111.287. Devonshire, LX x11. 375.— Lxx111. 146. Dewes, Richard, txx11, 405. George, Richard, 
Lxx1u. 55. Giles, George, .xx111. 166,r. Gold, Nicholas, txx111. 146,P. Harris, George Field, txx111.96. Hodgson, 
Matthewman, Lxx111. 300. Houchen, John the elder, and Houchen, John, the younger, Lxx111. 55, 236. Hudbart, Thomas, 
LXxu1. 300,P. Hunt, John Newton, txxiv. 468. Hunt, John Wingyett, rxx11. 405. Jenkins, George, tx x11. 458.— 
txx11.178. Job, Zephaniah, Lxx111.89. Leach, Stephen, Lxx111. 287. Pearce, Nicholas, txx111.139,P. Radnor and 
Salop, Lxx111.225. Richards, Thomas, Lxx11. 458. Royle, John, Lxx11. 405. Salop, x x111. 225. Scott, William, Lxx1I. 419, 
Sibert, Richard, Lxx11 466. Smythe, Edward James, txx11. 419. Stordy, Jacob, Lxx111.300,P. Walker, John, LXXII.477- 
Wingrove, Benjamin, Lx xX111. 155, P. 


108. Copenhagen :=—Of Merchants of London respecting confiscated property at Copenhagen; Offered ; Regent’s recommendation signified ; 
Petition presented ; LX x11. 461, P. 

109. Co yright :——Against an enactment in Act 8 Anne, respecting Copyright; Booksellers of London and Westminster, Lxvirr. 79. 
Dts of London and Westminster, 300. Booksellers of Edinburgh, 396. Complaining of the operation of the Copyright Act, 
54 Geo. III.; Booksellers of London and Westminster, Lxx1v.255, P. Messrs. Lackington and Company, 272, p. 


Of inhabitants of Cork com- 








111. Cork :—Of Mayor, &amp;c. of Cork respecting the regulation of the markets in that city; LxviI. 174. 
plaining of want of employment and increase of poverty ; LXXIII. 105, P. 





112. Corks :—Of Cork Manufacturers of Ireland against the importation of foreign Corks; Lx x11. 312. Of Cork Manufacturers of 
Ireland respecting Act 56 Geo. III. c. 34, for charging an additional duty on ready-made Corks imported into Great Britain, and praying 
that the same may be extended to Ireland; Lx XIII. 91. 

Corn : 

113. (1802.) Praying for the continuance of Act 41 Geo. III. for prohibiting the use of Corn in distilling of spirits, or making of starch ; 
Annan, tv11. 76. Brechin, 76. Bristol, 73. Dumbarton, 76. Dundee, 76. Hull,64. Lanark, 74. London, 51. Montrose, 76. 
Oxford, 73. Renfrew, 76. Sarum, New, 60. Taunton, 75. Tewkesbury, 70. Worcester, 65. Petitions read; Act read; Motion 
for leave to bring in « Bill to continue the said Act ; negatived, 74. 


114, (1803.) Of Foreman and Grand Jury of King’s County, Ireland, respecting the inland bounties on the carriage of Corn to Deblin, &amp;c. ; 
LVIII. 355. 

115. (1804.) Of land owers, &amp;c. of Essex; 11x. 187. Read again, and referred to a Committee, 207. (See Committees, 1433.) Of 
owners and occupiers of land in the East Riding of Yorkshire; L1x. 212. Of land owners and land occupiers in the neighbourhood 
of York; Lx. 302. Of Magistrates of Norwich ; LIx. 439- Respecting the Report of the Select Committee on the 
Corn Trade; Drogheda, i1x. 350. Dublin, 323. Glasgow 350, 383. Kilmarnock, 390. Limerick, 333, 350, 356. Youghall, 338. 

116. 1805.) Respecting Corn Acts 31 and 44 Geo. III.; Ordered to lie upon the Table, and afterwards referred to a Select Committee, (See 
Committees, 1434), or else referred when presented; Ardrossan, Lx. 174. Ashton-under-Lyme,97. Beith,115. Bolton, 97. 
Calton,138. Cupar, 141. Dumbarton, 115. Dunfermline, 124. Falkirk, 124. Glasgow, 115, 119, 138. Hamilton, 119. 
Lanark, 110. Leeds, 201. Leicester, 172. Lochwinnock, 115. Manchester, 176. Middleton, 97. Newark, 115. Nottingham, 119. 
Paisley, 115,161. Perth, 119,124. Port Glasgow, 115. Renfrew, 115. Renton, 138. Rochdale, g7. Rutherglen, 115, 119. 
Saddleworth, 296. Salford, 176. Stirling, 124. Stockport, 83. Strathaven, 122. Wakefield, 296. Warrington, 97. Wigan, 97. 

Of Francis Chalmers respecting the Corn Laws; LX. 455. 

117. 1810.) For continuing the suspension of distillation from Grain; Dumbarton, txv. 49. Edinburgh, 84. Glasgow, 33, 40, 84, 108. 
Lanark, 103. Liverpool, 27. Manchester, 95... Newark, 84. Paisley, 49. Port Glasgow,84. Renfrew, 92. Salford, 95.——— 
For allowing the distillation from Grain ; Dublin, txv. 103, 112, 131. Meath, 93. Sligo, 131. Waterford, 95. Westmeath, 78. 
Wexford, 91. Youghall, 93. 

















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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 


118. 
119. 
121. 


122. 


123. 


124. 
125. 


126. 


127. 


(1814.) To allow the Corn Laws to remain as now established; Aberdeen, Lx1x. 243, 274. Andrews, Saint, 340. 


(1811.) From Aberdeen, against Corn Distillery Prohibition Act; Lxv1. 150. 
(1812.) From Waterford respecting the export of Corn; Lxvir. 16. 


(1813.) Respecting the Corn Laws; Abbotshall, txviis. 659. | Aberbrothock, 674.. Dunfermline, 659, 661. Dysart, 659. Edin- 


burgh, 626, 631, 647. Glasgow, 545, 553, 590. Greenock, 545. Haddington, 631. Kirkaldy, 617, 659. Montrose, 579. 
Newark, 553. Norwich, 605. Paisley, 553, 561. Port Glasgow, 553. Wordsworth, Samuel, 644. Worthington, 503. 


Anstruther, 
Easter, &amp;c. 274. Arbroath, 136. Ayr,281, 289. Banff,295. Belper, 344. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 238,243. Birmingham, 263. 


Bishop Wearmouth, 332. Boston, 335. Brechin, 167,224. Bristol,286. Brixham, 335. Burntisland, 229. Calton, 234. 

Cam, 332. Coventry, 312. Crail,229. Dalkeith, 267. Dorchester, 332. Dumbarton, 289. Dumfries, 229, 301. Dundee, 340. 
Dunfermline, 212, 238, 247, 256, 267, 304. Durham, 263. Dursley, 332. Dysart, 238. Edinburgh, 205, 224, 234, 263, 274. 
Elderslie, 267. Elgin, 238. Forfar,340. Frampton-tipon-Severn, 332. Frome Selwood, 289. Gillcomstone, 256, 267. Glasgow, 
205, 263, 267, 289, 312. Greenock, 295. Haddington, 238, 263. Horbury, 332. Hull, Kingston-upon, 357. Irvine, 238. Jed- 
burgh, 295, 338. Johnstone, 267. Kelso, 286. Kilbarchan, 295. Kilmarnock, 192, 289. Kinghorn, 253. ‘Kirkcaldy, 238. 
Kirkcudbright, 267. Lanark, 263. Leith, 238, 295,344. Lennoxtown, 295. Limehouse, 304. Linlithgow, 247. London, 292. 
Louisburgh, 357. Montrose, 136, 224. Musselburgh, 247, 253. Nairn,289. Newark, 263. Newton (Mid Lothian), 253. New- 
town-upon-Ayr, 267. Norwich, 289. Nottingham, 312. Osset cum Gawthorp, 332. Paisley, 184, 234. Patrick, West or Old, 
338. Peebles, 281. Penzance, 335. Perth, 340. Port Glasgow,263. Portsburgh, 247. Portsburgh, Easter, 234. Portsburgh, 
Easter and Wester, 295. Pulteney, 357. Queensferry,281. Redruth, 340. Renfrew, 263. Retford, Kast, 338. Romsey, Infra 
and Extra, 340. Rotherhithe, 338. Rutherglen, 263. Sclates, 267. Shields, North, 267. Stirling, 212, 253, 263. Sudbury, 295. 
Sunderland, 332. Thrapston, 335. Ulley,332. Wallingford, 374. Walsall, 308. Wellington, 308. Wick, 357. | Yarmouth, 
Great, 295. Yarrow, 238. —&lt;— For amending the Corn Laws; Aberdeen, Lx1x. 234. Bedford Level, 229. Berwick, 209. 
Boston, 263. Canongate, 274. Cork,224. Cromarty,197. Durham, 274. Fifeshire,205. Haddingtonshire, 202. Inverness, 
165. Kilkenny, 263. Kirkcudbright, 224. Limerick City, 320. Limerick County, 268. Louth, 500. Marlborough, 500. Moray, 
209. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 229, 274. Norfolk, 327. Northumberland, 274. Peebles, 253. Perth, 263. Queen’s County, 205. 
Ross, 197. Roxburgh, 263. Selkirk,212. Stirling County, 263. Waterford, 197. Wexford, 312. Wigtown, 289. See Corn, 2g. 


(1815.) Complaining ofthe defective state ofthe Corn Laws, and praying Relief ; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to 


a Committee of the Whole House; (See Committees, 264.) Alfriston, Lxx.92. Alresford, 105. Alton, 105. Andover, 105. 
Anglesey, 111. Arundel, 105. Aswardhun Hundred, 105. Basingstoke, 105. Lassetlaw Hundred, 78. Bath and West of England 
Agricultural Society, 105. Battle,105. Bedfordshire,78. Bedford Level, 88,92. Berkshire, 78. Beverley, 116. Bishops 
Waltham, 105. Bolingbroke Soke, 88, Brighthelmstone, 92. Bridlington, 111. Cambridge, 78. Candleshoe Wapentake, 88. 
Carlow, 121. Cavan, 88. Cave, South, 116. Chatteris, 92. Chertsey, 78. Chichester, 105. Clare,121. Clavering Hundred, 
111. Cleveland, 89. Croydon,77. Cuckfield,g2. Dengie, 86. Dorking, 78. Drogheda, 95. Elgin, 109. Emsworth, 105. 
Essex, 116. Flaxwell Hundred,105. Forres,109. Godalming, 78. Gusport,105. Grinsted, East,92. Guildford,78. Had- 
dington County, 95, 109. Hailsham, 92. Harleston, 92. Hastings, 105. Holbeach, 83. Holderness, 88. Howden, 105. 
Horncastle, 88,92. Horsham, 105. Hull, Kingston-upon,116. Huntingdonshire, 78. Kent,121. Kerry,111, Kingston, 78. 
Lexden Hundred, 89. Lewes, 92. Lincoln, 83. Linlithgow, 130. Loddon, 111. Louth County, 88. Louth (Lincoln), 105. 
Ludlow, 111. Lymington, 105. Lynn,8g3. Maldon, 86. March,88. Market Raising, 116. Mayfield,ge. Midhurst, 105. 
Monaghan, 116. Morayshire, 108. Neots, Saint, 89. Newmarket, 88. Norfolk,g2. Outwell,g2, Oxfordshire, 105. Peters- 
field, 105. Petworth, 105. Portsmouth, 105. Pulborough, 105. Reigate,78. Ringwood, 116. Robertsbridge, 105. Rochforth 
Hundred, 89. Romsey,105. Roscommon,g2. Rotherfield,g2. Royston,88. Rye, 105. Saffron Walden, 89. Shoreham, 105. 
Sleaford, 105. Spalding,88. Spilsbury,88. Steyning, 105. Storrington, 105. Suffolk, 86. Surrey,124. Tarring, West, 105. 
Tendring Hundred, 89. Thorney,95. Tipperary County, 84. Upwell, 92. Welney,g2.. Whittlesey, 88. Winchester, 105. 
Winstree Hundred, 89. Wisbeach,88. Worcestershire,'74. Yorkshire, several parishes in,105. East Riding, 71. Youghall, ge. 
Against alteration of the Corn Laws; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to a Committee of the Whole 
House ; (See Committees, 264.) Bath, xx. 130. Eristol, 130. Calne,116. Camberwell, 130. Colchester, 109. Cripplegate Ward, 
130. Dulwich,1g0. Durham,109. Frome Selwood, 124. Glasgow, 124. Greenwich, 124. Leicester, 124 .London, 107, 112. 
Luke, Saint, 130. Melcombe Regis, 116. Middlesex,107. Newington,124. Peckham,130. Sheffield,1g0. Southwark, St. 
George, 116. Southwark, St. Olave, 130. Southwark, St. Saviour,124. Uxbridge, 130. Weymouth, 116. ——— For the repeal 
of the Corn Act; Airdrie, Lxx. 282. Anderston, 313. Ardrossan, 365. Auchenleck, 301. Auchterarder, 313. Barrhead, 313. 
Beith, 365. Bridgeton, 282. Brownfield, 313. Cambuslang, 282. Campsie, 282. Carrmunnock Lowerward, 313. Clackmannan, 
313. Cumbernauld, 282. Dalry, 365. Denny, 313. Doune, 431. Dunfermline, 238. Dysart, 228. Eaglesham, 282. Elderslie, 
365. Finnieston, 313. Forfar, 282. Galstan, 282. Girvan, 282. Glasgow, 282, 313. Govan, 282. Grahamston, 313. Irvine, 
431. Johnstone. 313. Kilbride, East, 282. Kilwinning, 365. Lanarkshire, 313. Lismahagow, 282. Monkland, Old, 282. 
Newmilns, 282. Perth,309. Renfrew, 313. Rothwell, 282. Rutherglen, 313. Saltcoats, 365. Stewarton, 365. 
365. Stirling, 365. Stonehouse, 365. Strathblane, 282. Strathhaven, 365. Tarbolton, 332. See Corn, 30. 





Stevenstown, 


(1816.) Of Occupiers of land in the neighbourhood of Louth, for further protecting duties; Lx x1. 217. 
(1817.) From Chalford, for repeal of the Corn Laws; LxxII. 205. 


(1819.) For the repeal of the Corn Act ; Coventry, tx x1v. 625,r. Lothian, West, 162. Mansfield, 153. Nottingham, 153. Sutton 





in Ashfield, 478. Complaining of the present mode of taking the average ; Fife, Lxx1v. 183. Haddington, 479, P, Kilmarnock, 
195. Kincardine, 183. Kirkcaldy and Dunfermline, 183. Ratho and Mid Lothian Farming Society, 280, r. 
importation of foreign Corn; Andover, Lxxiv. 563, Pp. Newcastle, 554. 





Against the 


(1820.) From Witham, for a duty on the importation of foreign Corn ; Lx xv. 90.———Complaining of the present mode of taking the 


average ; Berwick, LXxv. 252,P. Carlow, 242,r. Haddington, 252. Kildare, 242. ————— For the repeal of the Corn Laws; 
Anderson, William, Lxxv. 252. Nottingham, 245, P. 


Corporations :—See infra, 184. 


128. Correa, Diego :——Complaining of certain grievances; Brought up, and read, and with leave, withdrawn ; Lx x111. 408. 


129. 


Cotton :—Against Act relating to Cotton Apprentices ; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to a Select Committee ; 


(See Committees, 1440.) Cotton and Woollen Spinners, rv111. 160. Glasgow, 149. Holywell, 206. Keighley, 160. Leeds, 160. 
Manchester, Bolton, and Stockport, 149. Preston, 149. Tetbury, 191. For taking off the Duties on raw Cotton imported ; 


Blackburn, Lxx. 140. Derby, 181. Glasgow, 164. Holywell, 188. Macclesfield, 140. Manchester, 166. Oldham, 166. 
Rochdale, 190. Salford, 166. Warrington, 140. York, 122. 





131. Cotton Factories :—Respecting persons employed in the Cotton Manufactories, and for a restriction of the time of actual labour ; 


Bolton in the Moors, Lxx111. 70, P. Manchester, 42. ——— Of owners of Cotton Mills in Manchester, for the appointment of 
a special commission to inquire into the state of persons employed in the factories ; LX xX11I. 71, P. 


132. Cotton Goods :—For repeal of the duties on printed Cotton Goods; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to a Select 


Committee ; (See Committees, 1445.) or else referred when presented; Blackburn, Lxx111. 299. Bradford, 332, Pp. Burnley, 299. 


Chorley, 309, Pp. Clitherowe, 293, r. Glasgow, 287,357. London, 287. London and Middlesex, 317. | Manchester, 287, 299, 
307. Perth, 337. Stockport, 309, P. 


133. Cotton 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 
133. Cotton Manufactories :—From Paisley, complaining of the decline thereof; Lxxv. 263, Pp. See supra, 131. 


«4 


134. Cotton Manufactures :—Respecting the Cotton Manufactures; Paisley, Lanark, Ayr and Renfrew, rxvi. 311. Manchester 
and Bolton, 383. Referred to a Committee, 394. See Committees, 1443. 


135. Cotton Trade :—Respecting the Cotton Trade; Annan, Lxvi1i. 465. Blackburn, 560. Bristol, 450. Bury, 491. Chowbent, 
491. Derby, 536. East India Trade, Agents for persons engaged in, 440. Glasgow, 430, 431, 457,527- Holywell, 445. 
Lancaster, 427. Liverpool, 407, 408. London, 456, 457. Manchester, 437,455. Mansfield,649. Merchants, &amp;c. trading to 
Portugal and the Brazils, 465. Paisley, 441, 502. Rutherglen, 457. Stockport, 521. ‘Todmorden, 528. Warrington, 456. 
York, 482. Weavers of Ireland ; relating to the Cotton Trade of Ireland, txv111. 362. 


136. Cotton Twist and Yarn :—Against the exportation thereof; Ashton-under-Lyme, Lxx11. 449, P. Bolton, Great and Little, 304. 
London, 244. Manchester, 304. Preston, 355. Stockport, 325. 


137. Cotton Weavers :—Complaining of the low rate of wages; Carlisle, Lxx1v. 475,P. Stockport, Lx x1. 393. 





138. Cotton Wool :—Against any additional duty on Cotton Wool; Bolton, Lx x111. 332, Pr. Derby, 337. Glasgow, 403. Liverpool, 
330, P. Manchester, 310, Pp. Merchants, &amp;c. interested in Cotton Trade with the East Indies, 344, rp. Preston, 330, p. 


139. Cotton Yarn :—Of Inhabitants of Chorley against the exportation of Cotton Yarn; Referred to a Select Committee, Lx x11. 422. 
See Committees, 1444. , 
Couch, John :— Stating his services; Presented, and read, and withdrawn on account of alterations and interlineations therein; 

LXXxIVv. 286. 

Courts of Justice :—Chancery ; Complaining of delay in the appointment of a Master in Chancery ; tx x. 383. Common Pleas ; 
Complaining of the proceedings of the Court of Common Pleas; Pitt, Charles, xxv. 459, P. Waters, Thomas John ; Motion, that the 
Petition do lie upon the Table, negatived, Lx x1. 379. Ecclesiastical; Dr. Highmore; Respecting his right to exercise the profession of 
an Ecclesiastical Advocate, Lx11. 836. Exchequer ; Of William Wright and several other attornies of the Metropolis, complain- 
ing of abuses in the practice of the Court of Exchequer; Lxxv. 418, P. Marshalsea ; Of William Crutchley, Esquire, Deputy 
Prothonotary ; complaining of the conduct of Burton Morrice, Esquire, as Steward, LXVIII. 385. . Motion for referring it to 
a Committee dropped for want of forty Members, 477. Motion for referring it toa Committee, withdrawn, 576. Martial ; 
Captain Nathaniel Jekyll, complaining of his dismissal from His Majesty’s service, by sentence of a Court Martial; Motion for 


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bringing it up, negatived, LXIv. 404. 
143. Cove, Augustus :—Complaining of denial of Justice ; Lx1x. 206. 


144. Coventry Meeting :—Of William Greathead Lewis, respecting a Public Meeting at Coventry, on the transactions at Manchester ; 
LXXV. 27, P. 

145. Criminal Laws :——Complaining of the severity of the Criminal Laws ; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to a Select 
Committee ; (See Committees, 1448.) or else referred when presented ; Allendale, Lxx1v. 239. Avening, 176,P. Banbury, 392, p. 
Bardfield, 194. Bath, 176. Beccles, 239. Bedford, 208, 239. Bishop’s Stortford, 176. Bocking, 176. Boston, 184. Bradford, 
293. Braintree, 176. . Bristol, 392. Bury St. Edmund's, 176, e. Caher,176,P. Chelmsford, 176. Chesterfield, 279. Chipping 
Campden, 176. Chipping Norton, 176,P. Cirencester, 202. Clonmell, 176, P. Darlington, 176,r. Devizes, 314. Doncaster, 
194. Epping, 272. Essex, 285, 477. Falmouth, 202. Finchingfield, 194. Frome Selwood, 279. Gisbrough, 239. Guildford, 
202. Higham Ferrers, 279. Hitchin, 180. Horsley, 176. Hull, Kingston upon, 208, Pp. Ipswich, 314. Kendal, 314. Lancaster, 
496, r. Leeds, 360. Leicester, 293. Leominster, 325. London, 33, P. Luton, 187, Pp. Madeley, 221. Malden, 285. Malton, 272. 
Minchinghampton, 176, r. Newport, 48,P. Norwich, 173, 176, Pe. Ogden, 272. Painswick, 214. Pershore, 424, Pr. Plymouth 
Dock, 293. Poole, 266. Portsmouth, 231, (Pp. 260.) Quakers, Society of, 116,P. Reading, 455. Rochdale, 272. Ross, 221. 
Saffron Walden, 269. Shaftesbury, 260, Pr. Spalding, 249. Stockton, 194. Stroud, 187,P. Sudbury, 231,P. Tavistock, 176, p. 
Taunton, 279. ‘Tewkesbury, 461. Uxbridge, 307. Wakekeld, 443. Whitby, 202. Witham, 285. Woburn, 202. Worcester, 
455. Yarum,184. Yorkshire, North Riding, 184.——Quakers of Ireland, for an amelioration of the Criminal Code; Lx xv. 275, P. 


146. Crook, G. (a Seaman ;) Complaining of his being entered “ Run,” and thereby deprived of his wages; Presented; Motion for bringing 
it up, negatived; LXXIV. 431. 


147. Currency :——Of William Cobbett, respecting the Currency; Lx xv. 272, P. 


148. Customs :—Of Law Kemp, complaining of his dismissal from his office in the Customs, and offering to develope abuses therein; LXv. 

280. Read; Motion for referring it to a Select Committee, negatived; 465. For relief respecting Act 54 Geo. ILI. for assimi- 
lating certain Custom duties in Ireland with those of Great Britain; Enniscorthy, Lxx. 62. Waterford, 59. Of James Elder, 
complaining of the conduct of the Solicitor of the Customs; Lxxv. 275, P- Of Tide Surveyors, Tide Waiters, and Watermen of 
the Customs in the port of London, who were dismissed the service in 1819, for relief; Lxxv. 462. 











149. Dairy Farms :—Of owners of Dairy Farms in Devon, for relief; LXx1. 107. 
151. Day, J oseph :—For consideration for having proposed taxes ; LXVIII. 250. 
182. Day, Mr. Justice :—Respecting his conduct; Offered; Motion for bringing it up, withdrawn ; LX x11. 477. 


153. Dean Forest :—Of free miners and stone cutters of the Forest of Dean, complaining of persons in the mines of the Forest, other than 
free miners, working the mines; LX x111. 282, P. 


154: Debating Societies :—Of the London Academical Society, for permission to continue their debates; LX XII. 215, P. 


155. Debt :—For abolishing Imprisonment for Debt on mesne process; Baldwin, Walter, Lx1x. 494. Booth, Elizabeth, Lx1x. 386. 
Clonmell, x x1v. 358. Egleton, Stephen, Lx1x. 386, Haynes, Matthew S. S. rx1x. 330. Jackson, Hannah, tx1x. 520. Langerke, 
John Abraham Von, Lx1x. 494. Mackenrot, Anthony, Lxx. 182. Manew, Timothy, rx1x. 386. Penny, William Thayer, 
LXIx. 330. Tennant, Matthew Bailey, Lx1x. 394. Wright, William, Lx1x. 386. 


Debtors : 
156. Complaining of their distress and praying relief; Anglesea, Lvi1. 76. Appleby, Lx111. 73. Aylesbury, L1x. 66, 235.—LXV. 230. 


Ball, Thomas, LX VII. 435; 528. Bedford, Lv1. 294.—-LX1. 35.—LXIV. 58.—Lx1x. 74,209. Berkshire, rv11. 50.—LXVItI. 148, 
531. Berwick-upon-Tweed, Lxi11. 73. Beverley, Lix. 327—Lx111.232. Bodmin, tyi1. 63.—Lvii1. 607.—LIX. 39, 301.— 
LXIII. 134.—LX1V. 63.—LXV.-31.—LXvIl. 126.—Lx1x. 209. Bristol, v1. 216.— v1. 16.—1L1x. 33, 276.—LxI. 189.—LxII. 
671.—LXII1. 223.—LXIV. 32.—LXV, 175.—LX1Ix. 205. Cambridge, tvit. 76.—Lv111. 680.—.Lx1. 87.—LX11. 705. Cardiff, 
LVL. 351.—LIX. 296.—LX1I. 791.—Lx111. 82. Cardigan, LVII. 45, 91.—LV1I11. 653.—LIX. 47.—LXI. 12.—LXv.135. Carlisle, 
LVI. 216.—Lvi1. 189.—LVIII. 200, 639.—LIX. 53, 327-—LXI. 68.— LXIV. 8.—LXxv. 159.—LXvilI. 175. Carlow, Lx1II. 370. 
Carmarthen, Lv1i1. 21.—L1x. 355- Carrickfergus, LX1x.150. Castle Rushen, txv. 367.—Lxvi. 284.—Lxvir. 16,—LxvIII. 
435-—LX1x.21,209. Chelmsford, Lv1. 11.—1LIX. 13.—LX1. 5.—LXII. 294.—Lxvii1. 168. Chester, Lv. 251.—1vil. 74.— 
LVI. 134, 653.—LIX. §5, 245.—LXI. 15, 47.—LXV. 7, 12.—LXvulI. 137,148. Clinton, Archer, Lx1v, 226, Clonmell, 
LX111. 950. Compter, New, rx. 198. Cork, vit. 40, 211.—Lx1. 160.—LXx11I. 270, 274.—LXIV. 208, 226. Cornwall, Lvrit. 


11.—LIX, 257. Coventry, tix, 330.—_LXILI, 255.—-LXIV. 102.—-Lxvit. 118. Denbigh, Lv11. 75.—Lvit. 75. Derby, LV1I. 60. 
—Lix,. 62, 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 


Debtors—continued. 

—Lix. 62, 272.—LXI. 30.-—-LXII. §86.—LXM11. 323.—LxvV. 223. Devon, LVII. 214.—-LIX. 257.—1x1, 12, 0x1. 641.— 

LX. 264.—LXvill. 132, 547. Dix, Mary Ann, txvit. 15. Dorchester, LIx. 242.—-LX1. 24.—LXviil. 547.——_LXIX. 85. 
Down, txr1. 228. Dublin, LVI. 492.—Lx11. 604.—LXxv. 25, 144.—LXVI. 232.—LXVIIII. 442. (Four Courts Marshalsea), 
LXIL, 223.—Lx1v. 166, 208. (Marshalsea), 11x. 198.—x1x1. 46.—LXIII. 223, 225.—Lxiv. 232. (Sheriffs Prison), 
LVI. 86.—L1x. 198.—LXIII. 223, 400.—Lx1v. 226. Durham, LVI. 209—=LviI. 189.—LIXx. 270, 319.——.Lx1. 206.— Lx1I. 
586. —LXx111. 238.—LXvII. 102, 408.-——-LxIx. 219, Exeter, Lv1. 103.—LviI1. 625.—-LXIV. 17.—Lxv. 152, 182. — LxIx. 
209. Fisherton Anger, Lv11. 361.—LVv1tI. 83.—LIX. 214.—LXI. 44.-—-LXIX. 475. Fleet, Lvi1. 185.—Lvirt. 78, 586.— Ix. 55- 
LXi.71.—LXII1. 260.—LXIV, 19.—LXV. 90, 170.—LXVII. 173, 540-——LXVIII. 185.—LXIx. 196.—Lxx1. 390. Frier, John, 
LXvVil. 491, Giltspur-street Compter, LVI. 24, 474.—LV111. 78, 680.—11x, 62.—Lx1. 262.—Lx111. 359. Gloucester, Evir. 117.— 
LVIIM, 35, 600.—LIX. 52.—LX. 228.—LXI. §.—LXII. §94.—LXIII. 310.—-LXIV. 19.—LXV. 42.—LXvVIII. 141... Goulden, 
William, Lxvit. 431. Grace, John, uxiv. 225. Halifax, tvit. 74.— xu. §65.—Lx1u1. 66.—LxIV. 303.—LxviII. 141. 
Hall, Thomas, txvit.217. Hankin, John, txvii. 431. Hants, rx1v. 37. Heddon, James, tx1x. 520. Hereford, rvii1. 197. 
—LIX. 254.—LXI. 185.—LXIII. 351.—LXIV. 13.—LXV, 287.—Lxviil. 168.—1Lx1x, 485. Hertford, tvir1. 605.—+Lx1x. 330. 
=-LXxv. 130. Hill, Charles, uxx. 403. Holyrood House, rxv. 284. Horsham, Lv11t. 600.—LX1, 71.—LXV. 164.—LXVIII. 132. 
Horton, Thomas, txvir. 473. Houlden, Thomas, rxvi1. 406. Hull, rv1. 238.—1vitr. 200,—LIX, 324.—LXI. §1.-+L x11. 264. 
631.—1Lx111.255. Huntingdon, rv1..43- Hutchings, Robert Forsayth, tx1v. 166. IIchester, Lv1. 25.—LVII. 47.—LVII1. §7.— 
LIX. 39, 218.—LXI. 12, 55.—LXI11. 298.—LXIV. 8.—LXV. 230.—LXVIII. §25.—LXIx. 209. Ipswich, Lv111. 625.—LXIV. 150. 
Kildare, Lx111. 306. Kilmainham, Lxiv. 144, 225. King’s Bench, Lvit. 91.—LVIII. 573, 691.—LIX. 20, 52, 218.—Lx1. 109.— 
LXI1. 565.—LXIII. 270.—LXIV. 11, 29, 359-—LXV. 103.—LXVIII. 550.—Lx1x. 82,125. Kingston-upon-Hull. See supra, Hull. 
Ladley, Thomas, Lx1. 335. Lancaster, Lv11. 63.—LV1II. 49, 625.—LIX. 55.—LXI. 12.— Lx. 652.—.L x11. 298.—LxIVv. 58.— 
LXV. 85.—LXVII. 104.—LXVIII. 132.—Lx1x. 76, 81.—Lxx. 122. Leicester, LVII, 102.—LIX. 257.—LXI. 2£3.—LX1l. 586.— 
LXV. 125.—Lxvitt. 141. Lincoln, vit. 96.—Lx1. 11.—uLxu1. 632.—Lxi11, 138.—LXIV. 19.—LXVIIT. 442.—LxXxX. 190. 
Liverpool, Lyi. 43, 238.—LVII. 174.—LVIII. 98, 611.—L x1. 16.—Lx11. 330, 662.—LX111. 220-—LXIV. 125.—LXV. §4,—L2 VI. 
416. Londonderry, Lx111. 238. Ludgate, LVI. 24,474.—LVIU. 78.—LIX. 90.——LXI. 47.—L X11. 294, 586.—LXx111. 281.—LXv. 125. 
—LXxVviit. 550. Maidstone, v1. 212.—LVv1I. 4.—LVvt. 607.—11x. 66.—LX1. 5.—LXx11. 610,—LXI11. 232.—LxIv. 26, 385.—Lx vill. 
137... Marshalsea, Lv1. 43.—LVU. 72.—LX1, 123.—Lx11. 662. LXIII. 298.-—-LXIV. 32.—LXV. 58.—LXXII. 357- Maryborough, 
LVII. 45. Merioneth, v1. 225. Monmouth, tvit. 68.—Lx1x. 387. Montgomery, Lv1it. 75.—Lx1x.196. Morpeth, rvir.174. 
—LIX. 211, 311,—Lxu. 288, 632.—Lx1v.13. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Lix. 119.—LXx1. 206.—Lx11. 604.—LXIV. 26.—LXVIII. 
550.—LXx1x. 85. Newgate, Lvii1. 661.—LX1I. 150.—LXII. 705.—LXIV. 37-—LXV. 170.—LX VIII. §63.—-Lx1x. 192. Newington, 
tv. 619. Norfolk, LIx. 259.—LXI. 35.—LxV. 139. North, Charles, rx1v. 232. Northampton, LIX. 283.—LXI. 44. 
Northumberland, ux1.123. Norwich, tv1. 161.—Lvit. 18.— Lx. 84.— LXVit. 102. — LXIx. 205. Nottingham, Lvitr. 21. 
—Lix. 62, 327. —LXI. §7.— LXIII. 134.— LXV. 144, 239.— LXVII. 93, 110.—LxXVIII. 220, 912. Oakham, Lxix. 79. 
Oxford, ivi. 53.— vit. 632. —LXI. 5.— LXIV. 359.— Lxvur. 148.— Lxtx. 209. Plymouth, tv. 35. Poultry 
Compter, tvi11. 78, 691.—1LIX. 90.—Lx11t. 359. Reading, rv111. 666,—Lx1. 96.—Lx11. §65.—1Lx111. 41. Richmond, tv1. 127. 
Lx11t. 55. Rothwell, 1.v1. 220.—L1x. 107.—LX11. 248, §65,—Lx 11, 48.—LXx1v. 26.—LXV. §8.—LX VII. 97.—Lx1x. 226. Ruthin, 
LXIX. 355. Sdlop, Lvit. 67. — ix. 259. — Lx1tt. 365.— LXVIII. 514.— Lx1x.275. Scotland, txv. 284. Scuffum, Samuel, 
Lxvit. 422. Sheffield, rx111.41. Skirratt, William, txvim.137. Southwark, txvii.141. Stafford, Lix. §7.— x1. 12. 
—Lx11. 620.—LXV. 125.—Lx1x, 240. Strange, Peter, rv. 426. Stroker, John, rx1v. 226. Suffolk, ux1. 79. — Lxrr1. 198.— 
Surrey, LVI. 43.—LVII. 75.—LX{. 19. — LXIII. 70. — LXIV. 13.— LXV. 135.— LXIX. 219. Swansea, Lx111.82.— Lx1v. 49.— 
Tengatt, George, Lxvil. 431. Tipping, Robert, yxvii1. 525. Warwick, Lv1. 199.— Lvi1. 63.—LIx, 278.-—LXI. 47.— LXIII. 
291.—LxIv. 8. — LXV. 170. — LXVII. 32. — LXVIII. 137.—— LX1x. 500. Whitecross-street, Lxx11. 364. Widenham, Thomas, 
Lxvir.211. Wiltshire, Lv111. 622. Winchester, rv1. 161.—Lvit. 117. — Lviit. 666.— 11x. 235.—LXVIT. 90.—LXVIII. 141.— 
LXIx. 79. Worcester, LVI. 238.—LVvII. 40.—Lvi1I. 60.—LXx11. §86.—LXx111. 99.—Lxv. 12. Yarmouth, rxvir. 76. York, rvr. 
127.—LV11. 64.—LVI1I. 691.—L1X. 107, 115, 311.—LXI. 26. — LXII. 224, §65.— LXII11. 48. — LXIv. 40.—LXV. 58.—LXxvr1. 32. 
LXVITI. 506.—LX1X. 442.—LXXIV. 43,P. 


157. 1813-14.) Of Debtors, praying for the Amendment of the Insolvent Debtors Act of 1813; Berks, tx1x.g1. Bristol, a1. Giltspur 
Street Compter, 89. Gloucester, 89. Liverpool, 89. Newgate, 95. Poultry Compter, 89. Worcester, 91. York, 98. ——_—- 
Complaining of delay in the appointment and in the proceedings of the Commissioner ; Fleet Prison, tx1x. 16. King’s Bench, 30. 
‘Marshalsea, 71.———Of Foreigners in the King’s Bench and Fleet, complaining of their being exempted from the Act; Lxrx. 74. 





158. 1815.) Praying for repeal of Insolvent Debtors Acts; Anne, Saint, Westminster, Lxx. 208. Barnstaple, 230. Bath, 223. Birmingham, 
. 234. Bristol, 246. Dudley, 246. Exeter, 234. George, Saint, Hanover Square, 208. James, Saint, Westminster, 204. Leeds, 301. 
Leicester, 279. London, 79. Marylebone, Saint, 201. Oxford, 131. Paul, Saint, Covent Garden, 208. Stockport, 297. Walsall, 267. 
——-—Of Debtors confined in the Fleet, that in consequence of the death of the late Commissioner they are unable to obtain their release; 
Lxx. 281. 
159. 1816.) For the repeal of Insolvent Debtors Acts ; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to the Committee on Acts respecting 
insolvent Debtors ; or else referred when presented ; (See Committees, 1456.) Austell, Saint, Lxx1. 253. Beverley,277. Boston, 184. 
Bradford, 193. Bristol,18. Bromsgrove, 223. Essex,323. Exeter,57,96. George, Saint, Westminster, 206. Gloucester, 182. 
Halifax, 300. Hinckley, 402. Huddersfield, 313. James, Saint, Westminster, 206. Knaresborough, 130. London, 42. Louth, 
233. Ludlow, 430. Malton, New, 192. Manchester,232. Martin, Saint, in the Fields, 206. Marylebone, Saint, 229. Master 
Tailors of London, 253. Minchinhampton, 232. Morpeth, 437. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 328. Norwich, 281. Peterborough, 281, 
Plymouth, 123, 126, Saffron Walden, 385. Sarum, New, 277. Southwark, 250. Stafford, 250. Stoke Damerel, 123. Stourbridge, 
210; ‘Tiverton,28. Truro, 232. Walsall, 180. Westminster, 229. Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, 287. Wolverhampton, 232: 
Worcester, 232. Yarmouth, Great, 165. Of Debtors, against t he repealof Acts; Referred to the Select Committee on Acts 
respecting Insolvent Debtors ; (See Committees, 1456.) Cumberland, Lx x1. 358. Lancaster, 258. Montgomery, 355. Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, 291. Salop,272. Warwick, 313. York, 244. 





160. (1818.) Coale, Roger; Complaining of an act of injustice on the part of the Commissioner; Lxx111. 424. Dodd, John, for repeal of 
Insolvent Debtors Acts, 419. Macey, John, complaining of fees exacted from him, 407. 

161. (1819.) Against Insolvent Debtors Acts; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to a Select Committee ; or else referred when 
presented; (See Committees, 1457.) Abingdon, Lx xiv. 239. Aldgate, 177, Pp. Alverstoke, 298. Andrew, Saint, Holborn, and Saint 
George the Martyr, 217. Anne, Saint, Westminster, 248, rp. Barnsley, 248. Bath, 153, 180. Bermondsey, 147, Pp. Berwick upon 
Tweed, 254. Bilston, 188. Birmingham, 248. Bishopsgate Ward, Londun, 188, ». Boston, 147. Botolph, Saint, Without Aldgate, 396. 
Bradford, 293. Bridge Ward, London, 188, rp. Bridgewater, 377. Bridlington, 239. Brighthelmston, 293. Bristol, 144, Pr. 220. 
Burnley, 279. Candlewick Ward, London, 208. Carlisle, 239. Carnarvon, 271. Castle Baynard Ward, London, 188, p. Chelsea, 
230. Cheltenham, 194. Chester, 239. Chippenham, 208. Chorley, 239. Christ Church, Surrey, 162, Clement, Saint, 
Danes, 244. Colchester, 358. Cordwainers’ Ward, London, 239. Cornwall, 279, rp. Coventry, 194, r. Cripplegate Ward, 
London, 358. Darlington, 230. Dartford, 270. Dewsbury, 254. Dublin, 477. Dudley, 118. Dumball, John, 254, Pp, 
Dunheved, otherwise Launceston, 358. Durham, 239, rp. Exeter, 248. Falmouth, 260. Farringdon Without Ward, London, 
194, P. Frome Selwood, 184, rp. Gainsborough, 199, Pp. Gateshead, 266. George, Saint, Bloomsbury, 254. George, 
Saint, Hanover Square, 248. George, Saint, Middlesex, 230. Giles, Saint, in the Fields, 254. Gloucester, 220, Pp. Gosport, 
298. Grantham, 248. Halifax, 239. antler, James, 431, ». Helmsley, 254. Hinckley, 230. Hiiddersfield, 920. Hull, 
Kingston upon, 188, p. Ipswich, 245, P. James, Saint, Westminster, 220. Kendal, 167, rp. Kettering, 441. Kirkby 
Moorside, 254. Kirkby Stephen, 266. Knaresborough, 260, rp. Lambeth, 339. Launceston, 358. Leeds, 248. Leicester, 147, P. 


Lewes, 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820 ) 8 Z 








734 PETITIONS—continued. 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect ‘to various ‘matters, &amp;c. —continued. 
Debtors—continued. 


Lewes, &amp;c. 279, P, Lichfield,:208. Limehouse, 260. Lincoln, 455. “London, '52, (P.190.) Ludlow, 202. . Lynn (King’s), 188, P. 
Macclesfield, a8ei Malton, 273. Manchester and Salford, 194. Mansfield, 188, r. Margaret, ‘St. and St. John, Westminster, 293. 
Market Weighton,;230. Marlborough, 254.° Martin, St. in the Fields, 220. Mary-le-bone, St. 202, -P. Minchinhampton, 279. 
M‘Leich, James, 254, Pp. Newcastle-under-Lyme,'220. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 239. Newington,’St. Mary, 254. Northampton, 266. 
Norwich, 273. Nottingham, 215, Pp. Nuneaton, 266. Oakham, 230. - Oswestry, 248. Paul, St. Covent Garden, 230. 
Plymouth, 168, rp. Plymouth Dock, 173, e. Preston, 194. Reading, 477. Retford, East, 254. Rochdale, 194. Rother- 
hithe, 254, P. Sarum, New, 171, P. ‘Sepulchre, St. 230. Sheffield, 248. Shields, North and South, 347. Shrewsbury, 147, 
208. Southampton, 239. Southwark, 173,184, P. Spalding, 248. Stamford, 289. Stockton-upon Tees, 230. Stourbridge, 220. 
Taunton, 327, P. Tavistock, 239. Tewkesbury, 202. ‘Tideswell, 414. Thorne, 314. Tower Ward, London, 244. Truro, 285. 
Uppingham, 270. Wakefield, 324. ‘Walsall, 168. Wapping, 285. Warwick, 248. Wenlock, 307. Westminster, -128. Wey- 
mouth and Melcombe Regis, 260. Windsor, New, 414. Wirksworth;248. Wolverhampton, 171. Worcester -279. ‘Wrexham, 177, P. 
York, 279. —~—— Of Debtors in favour, or for the continuance of Acts ; Ordered to lie on the Table and afterwards referred to a Select 
Committee; or else referred when presented ; (See Committees, 1457.) Antrim, LxxIv. 325, P. Carlisle,-133, r.- Carlow, 330. 
Chester, 230,P. Dublin, 325. Durham, 273. - Fleet, 220, Pr. Gloucester, 243. Jewett, Joseph, 335. Ilchester, 179, Pr. King’s 
Bench, 202. Lancaster, 202. Lincoln, 239. Liverpool,260. Marshalsea, 243. Monaghan, 325. Whitecross Street Prison, 358. 
York, 121, p. —-— (1819-20.) Of Debtors in favour, or for the continuance of Acts; Derby, txxv. 222. Fleet, 95. King’s 
Bench, 92, 462, rp. Liverpool, 95, 459. Stafford, 98. Whitecross Street Prison, 92. 


162. Of Merchants, &amp;c. of Westminster for the Abolition of the Rules of the King’s Bench and Fleet Prisons ; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Insolvent Debtors Acts; Lx x1. 291. See Committees, 1456. 


163. Of Debtors confined in White Cross Street Prison, complaining of the regulations thereof ;°Lxx111. 141. ‘Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on London Prisons, 142. 


164. Of Debtors confined in Whitecross Street Prison, to be allowed the privilege of Day Rules; Referred to the Select Committee on London 


Prisons; LX XIII. 191, P. Another Petition of Debtors in Whitecross Street Prison, to be allowed the privilege.of ‘Day Rules ; 
LXXIV. 129, P 





165. Debtors of the Crown :——Complaining of their distress and praying for relief; William Frost, 1x x111. 409, Pp. James Frost, 
John East, Samuel Cooper, William Dowsing, Joseph Stevenson, John Rose, Thomas Clarke, Robert Frost, Senior, Charles Pollard, 
Robert Frost, and William Hasell, 409. Crown Debtors confined in Chelmsford Gaol, Lxx1v.153- In Liverpool Gaol, Lxxv. 459. 


166. Debts, Small :—Respecting the more easy recovery of Small Debts; Bideford, Lx x1v..477,¥P. Bruton, Lxx1v.590. Cam- 
bridge, LXXIv. 331, P. Castle Cary, Lxxiv. 590. Chard, Lxxi1. 364. Crewkerne, Lxxiv. 450. Dodbrooke, Lx xiv. 5A7, P. 
Gloucester, Lxx11. 213. ‘Ilminster, LX XII. 324.—LXXIV. 413, P. Kingsbridge, Lxx1v. 547, P. Langport Eastover, 1xx1v. 517. 
Metropolis, Lxx11. 282, p. Shepton Mallet, rxx11. 336.—Lxxiv. 532. Somerton, Lxx1v. 450. Staffordshire Law Society, 
LXXV. 302, PR ‘Taunton, Lxxiv.491. Wellington, Lxx11. 403. Wincanton, Lxxiv.590. Yeovil, yx x1v. 513, P 


167. Defence Act :—Respecting Act’44 Geo. III. for Defence of the Realm; Berks, ux1.7. St. Mary-le-bone, 51. 


168. Denmark :——Respecting confiscated property in Denmark ; Leeds, Wakefield and Sheffield, Lx x11. 396, (P.398.) London, Lx x111. 333, P- 
Montrose, LX XIII. 33. 


Derby Haven :—See infra, 174. 


169. Dickinson, William :—Stating his case ; txx11. 160. 


— 


171. Disorderly Houses :—For the suppression thereof; Referred to the Committee on the Police of the Metropolis ;- London, Lord 
Mayor, &amp;c. of, Lxx11,225. Inhabitants of, 238. Southwark, 251. Westminster, 336. —— Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of London ; to lie 


on the Table, Lx x1v. 129, P 


172, Distress :—From Birmingham, complaining of Distress and want of Employment; Lx x11. 215, P. 


173. Dix, Mary Ann :—Stating her case; Lxvir.15. Read; Motion for appointing a Committee to inquire into the state of the inferior 
Ecclesiastical Courts, withdrawn, 68. 


174. Docks, Harbours und Piers :—East India Docks; Of Ship-owners engaged in the East India Trade, respecting’ the East India 
Ducks: LXXII1. 343, P. Referred to a Select Committee, 376: (See Committees, 1465.) Of East India Dock Company, 377, P 
Referred to the above Cornnntihin, 379. Of Mr. Mestaer; Referred to the above Committee, 399. Holyhead ; Of merchants, he, 
of Whitehaven, respecting a proposed Port or Bason to be constructed at Holyhead, and praying for a survey to be taken of Derby 
Haven; LXXIV. 239, P Portnessock; Respecting a Harbour in the Bay of Portnessock; Campbeltown, Lxxv. 347, °P: 
Clyde, 347, P. Commanders of cruisers on the West Coast of Scotland, 299, r. Greenock, 384, Pp. Irvine, 347, P. Liverpool, 384, P. 
Macdowall, Andrew, 335, P. Whitehaven, 280, . Workington, 280, p. 








175. Domingo, St. :——Complaining of cruelties inflicted in that Island; Davison, James, Lxx11. 132. Marson, Samuel, 134. 

176. Donkey Carts :—From Andover, against the tax on Donkey Carts; ixx11. 465. 

177. Douglas, Robert :—Respecting his having detected certain abuses in the Navy Victualling Department ; uxxtr. 251. 
Douglas, Sir John :—See infra, 561. 

178. Drakard, John :—Stating his case; Lxv1. 437. 


179. Drake, John :—Complaining of an injury he had sustained by being sent home from Botany Bay on a charge:of murder; 
LXXIv. 625, P. 


181. Drapery :—From Keswick, against the duties on Drapery; LXXv.270, P 


182. Drawbacks :—Of the proprietor and other persons interested in certain copper and lead mines in the Isle of Anglesea, for allowing 
Drawbacks of the duties on coals used in smelting copper and lead ores ; Referred to a Committee, Lv111. 200. 


183. Dinigs : :—Against any additional duty on Drugs used in dying ; Halifax, Lxx111. 329. Huddersfield, 285. Leeds, 285. Rochdale, 305. 
owsendale, 337, ®. Wakefield, 285. 





184, Dublin :—or Minister, &amp;c. of St. Peter’s and Householders of St. Mary’s respecting the Dublin Paving Act; LXIv. 224. 
Lord Mayor, &amp;c.of Dublin respecting the tax laid upon the admission of freemen into corporations ; Lx XI. 304.—-LXXIIL. 214, 
Of Hotel Keepers of Dublin respecting the Dublin Police Act; LXxiv. 171, P. 


Of 





1865. Dugood, Thomas :—Stating certain grievances ; Motion for referring the Petition toa Committee, withdrawn ; Petition to lie on the 
Table ; Lxx11, 20. 


-186. Duties : 


PETTTION S—continued. 735 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued: 


186. Duties :—From the county of Wicklow, for extending the same protection it has been judged necessary to give to the butter trade to the 
other staple commodities of Ireland; Referred to the Committee of the Whole House on Agriculture, Lxx1, 357: Of Merchants 
of Holywell againstthe continuance of the existing Duties between Great Britain and Ireland; Lx xv. 459. 


East India Affairs : 


187. Of the immediate descendants of His late Highness Wallajah Behauder, &amp;c. for relief with respect to the succession of the Musnud of the 
Carnatic; Lv11. 648. 


188. Memorial of creditors of the late Rajah of Tanjore; Lxv1.134. 
stating his case; LXVI. 441. 





Of James Oliver, late a Colonel in the East India Company's service, 


189. Of Mr. Prendergast on behalf of Monohur Doss and Seetul Baho, widow, and legal representative of Duarcah Doss, stating their 
case ; LXV. 403. 

Wi. (1812.) Against the Renewal of the East India Company’s Charter ; Aberdeen, txvit. 346. Arbroath, 253. Belfast, 309. Berwick- 
upon-Tweed, 374. Bilston, 297. Birmingham,245. Blackburn, 264. Bradford, 464. Bridlington, 341. _ Bristol, 296, 297, 309. 
Burntisland, 385. Carnarvon, 420. Clitheroe, 322. Cork, 353. Dudley, 284. Dumbarton, 313. Dumfries, 296. Dunfermline, 270. 
Edinburgh, 257. Exeter, 337. Galway, 460. Glasgow, 209, 230, 234, 240, 313. Gloucester, 321. Hallamshire, 284. Huddersfield, 
369. Inverkeithing, 394. Irvine, 353. ‘Kidderminster,330. Kilmarnock,241. Kingston-upon-Hull, 297, 298. Kirkcaldy, 240. 
Kirkby-in-Kendal, 402. Lanark, 313. Lancaster, 322. Leeds, 369. Leith, 256. Linlithgow, 338. Liverpool,.222, 223. London, 
Shipbuilders of, 239. Manchester, 264. Montrose, 338. Newark, 240. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 256. Nottingham, 249. Paisley, 
240,244. Perth, 264. Plymouth,193. Port Glasgow, 240. Preston, 295. Renfrew, 313, 353. Rutherglen, 323. Sheffield, 336. 
Shrewsbury, 381. Shropshire, 264. Somerset, 330.. Staffordshire,257. Stirling, 271,276. Stockport,322. Sunderland, 321. 
Swansea, 245. Wakefield, 369: Walsall, 249. -Waterford,309. Wednesbury, 313. Whitby, 336. Wigan, 322. Wilts, 346. 
Wolverhampton, 257. ——— In favour of the Renewal of the Charter; Cornwall, txvit.-490. Devon, 490. East India Company, 
Cloth Drawers in the employ of, 362. Dyers to, 329. Owners-ofships built for, 357. Packers of Woollen employed by, 353. East 
India Dock Company, 305. Gloucester, 378. London, Calenderers of, 341. Tillet, Manufacturers of, 338. Somerset, 490. West 
India Docks,.363. Woollen Goods, Inspectors of, 362. Respecting the Renewal of the Charter; Dundee; xvi. 253. East 
India Ships, Persons employed in fitting out, 358. Greenock, 99. London, Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of, 416. Merchants, &amp;c. of, interested 

.in the East India and China trades, 356. Merchants, &amp;c. of, interested in the export.trade to India and China, .356. 
‘of, 321. Ropemakers inthe Port of, 358. Shipbuilders in the Port of, 358. Ship Owners of, 308. 
dealers and. Merchants of, interested in the trade with China, 357. Silk Manufacturers, 497. 





Ropemakers 
Shipwrights of, 273. Tea 


192.. (1813.) Against the Renewal of the East India Company's Charter ; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to a Committee of 
j the Whole House, or else referred, when presented ; (See Committees, 386.) Aberdeen, Lxv111. 219, 298. Annan, 308. Ashton-under- 
Line, 274. Barnstaple, 257. Belfast, 611. Bilston, 152. Birmingham, 138. Blackburn, 332. Bolton, 163. Bor'ness, 332. Bradford, 
293. Bridlington, 137. Bristol, 110, 114, 152. Bristol Dock Company, 152. Burntisland, 164. Carmarthen, 275. Coleraine, 324. 
Derby, 381. Dublin, 219, 245. Dumbarton, 208. Dumfries, 124. Dunfermline, 157. Edinburgh, 101,110,119. Elgin, 191. Exeter, 
273. Fowey, 156. Glasgow, 114, 119, 120,175, 208. Greenock, 124,164. Hallamshire, 331. Holywell, 219. Hull, Kingston upon, 
219,364. Kirkcaldy, 383. Kirkeudbright, 308. Jedburgh, 527. Lanark, 164. Lancaster, 146. Leeds, 245. Leith, 519. Linlithgow, 
246. Liverpool, 125,126. Liverpool Dock Company, 126. Lynn, 134. Manchester and Salford, 113, 218. Montrose, 126, 
Newark, 120. Newcastle, 192. Newry, 306. Paisley, 137. Perth, 192. Plymouth, 268. Port Glasgow, 120. Preston, 268. 
Renfrew, 256. Rutherglen, 146. Scarborough, 126. Scotland,110. Sheffield, 324. Shropshire, 146. Stafiordshire, 422. Stirling, 
157. Stockport, 151. Walsall, 181. Warrington, 371. Whitechapel and several adjoining parishes, 330. Wigan, 293. Wolver- 
hampton, 323. Worcester, 230. In favour of the Renewal of the Charter; Ashburton, Lxvirt. 287. Barnstaple, 170. 
Birmingham, 318. Bocking, 343- Braintree, 343. Bromwich, West, 318. Coggeshall, 343. Colchester, 343. Cornwall, 298, 
308. Crediton,123. Darlaston, 318. Deptford, 327. Devon, 308. East India Company, Packers employed by, 121. Clothdrawers 
employed by, 121. Dyers of, 182. Setters and Calenderers of, 193. Owners of ships built for, and in the service of, 282. Inspectors 
of woollen cloths employed by, 287. Commanders and officers and other maritime servants of, 309. Pilots in the port of London, 
employed by, 318. Ship builders of East India shipping, 319. Smelters of copper, employed by, 453. East India Dock Company, 
309. East India Docks roads, Trustees of, 246. Gloucester, 192. Gravesend, 330. Kingsbridge, 282. London, woollen pressers 
of, 102. Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of, 145. Tillett manufacturers and painters of, 164. Merchants, &amp;c. of, 269. “Merchants, &amp;c. connected 
‘with the export trade to India and China, from the Port of, 310. Mast makers, block makers, and gun carriage makers of, 319. Sail 
makers of, 319. Ship riggers, 319. Ship plumbers, painters, and glaziers of, 319. Smiths, coppersmiths, and anchor ships of 
ropemakers of, 327. Tea dealers of, 326. Modbury, 274. Molton, South, 193. Newport, (Cornwall) 319. Rotherhithe, 324. 
Sarum, New, 245. Somerset, 308. Southmolton, 193. ‘Tavistock, 120. Tiverton, 124. Torrington, Great, 170. Totness, 157. 
Tower Hamlets, 330. Wednesbury, 318. Wellington, 151. 





193: Of John Hodgson, respecting the East India Company’s tea sales ; Lxv111. 356.—Lxx. 467. 


194.. For promulgating the Christian Religion in India ; Aberdeen, Lxvi1t. 521. Abergavenny, 551. Aberystwith, 533, 551. Abingdon, 418. 
Acerington, 418. Acle, 487. Albans, St. 439. Alcester, 524. Alfreton, 461. Alfriston, 477. Almondsbury, 495. Alnwick, , 
521. Alton, 551. Alvaston, 508. Amersham, 474. Amlwch, 554. Ampthill, 456. Anglesey, 554. Angus, 453. Annan, 583. 
Anstruther, 461. Arbroath, 461. Ardrossan, 530. Ashborne, 487. Ashburton, 517. Ashford, 452. Atherstone, 430. Auchinleck, 
530. Austell, 474. Avening, 495. Axminster, 546. Aylesbury, 430. Aylsham, 450, 487. Ayr, 425, 474. Baccup, 452. 
Baddow, 450. Bala, 551. Balmerino, 487. Bampton, 452. Banbury, 461. Banff, 551. Banwell, 477. Baptist Missionary 
Society, 495- Bardfield, 450. Barnard Castle, 474. Barnoldswick, 478. Barnsley, 461, 547. Basingstoke, 551. Bath, 480, 
Battle, 456. Battley Morley, 461. Beaminster Beaumaris, 453, 477. Beccles, 430, 452. Beckington, 453. Bedford, 430, 439. 
Bedworth, 499. Beeston, 456. Belper, 461. Berkhampstead, Great, 456. Berrow, 499. Berwick upon Tweed, 474. Beverley, 
424. Bewdley, 508. Biggar, 456. Biggleswade, 403, 450. BBildeston, 452. Billericay, 554. Bilston, 452. Bilstone, 461. 
Bingham, 456. Bingley, 499, 583. Birmingham, 430, 450, 513. Bishop's Castle, 561. Bishop Stortford, 430. Bishop 
Wearmouth, 425. Bisley, 456. Blackburn, 452, 533. Blagdon, 480. Bletsoe, 474. Bluntham, 450. Bluntisham with Earith, 
433- Bocking, 450. Bodmin, 430. Bonsall, 487. Borrowstouness, 530. Boston, 583. Bourton, 430. Bradford, 424, 456, 478. 
Braintree, 450, 456. Bramley,478. Brampton, 455. -Braunston, 452. Braybrook, 583. Breadgar, 461. Brean, 499. Brechin, 
547. Brent, East, 499. Brentford, 455. Brent, South, 477. Bridgend, 558. Bridgewater, 453. Bridgenorth, 478, 561. 
Bridlington, 478, 583. Brighthelmstone, 452, 474. Briningham, 474. Bristol, 433, 439, 445» 452,478. Brixham, 424, 452. 
Brixworth, 445. Broadway, 551. Bromsgrove, 433. Broseley, 430. Broughton, 508, 513. Bruton, 551. Buckingham, 487. 
Budleigh, 546. Bulwell, 452. Bungay, 430. Buntingford, 554. Burnham, 445, 499. Burnley, 433. Burntisland, 425. Burrough 
next Aylsham, 487. Burslem, 453-. Burton upon Trent, 430, 452. Burwill, 445. Bury, 477. Bury Saint Edmunds, 452, 480, 
566. Caerphilly, 439. Caithness, 530. Callington, 508. Calne, 430. Calverley, 478. Camberwell, 456. Cambridge, 445, 
554. Cambridge University, 534. Camelford, 474. Campden, 430. Cann Lane, 461. Canterbury, 456, 461. Cardiff, 456. 
Cardigan, 530, 533- Cardington, 430. Carleton Rode, 445. Carlisle, 480. Carlton, 474. Carmarthen, 456,495. Castle Don- 
nington, 455. Caulwell, 487. Cawston, 487. Cefnbychan, 478. Cefn Mawr, 478. Chalcomb, 445. Chalford, 430. Chapel-en- 
le-Frith, 430. Chard, 452, 551. Chatham, 445, 452. Cheadle, 430. Chelmsford, 554. Chelsea, 433. Cheltenham. 430. 
Chelwood, 551. Cheney, 445. Chesham, 474, 554. Chester, 461. Chesterfield, 508. Chichester, 452. Chinley, 533. Chipping Norton, 
517. Chipping Wycombe, 474. Christchurch, 551. Church Missionary Society, 508. Churchhill, 480. Churwell, 461. Cilfowir, 517. 
Cirencester, 508. Clackmannan, 474. Clapham, 590. Clare, 403. Cleckmeaton, 461. - Clifton Reynes, 495.: Clutton, 452. 


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Cockermouth, 611. Coggeshall, 450, 456. Colchester, 403, 433. Cold Ashby, 445. Cold Rowley, 533. Colford, 439. 
Collingham, 430. Golnbrook, 474. Colne, 452. Columb Saint Major, 430. Compton, Bishop, 477. Conway, 546. Coppice, 
Coseley, 452. Cork, 480. Corsham, 554. Cotton End, 430. Coventry, 424, 433. Cramond, 546. Cranbrook, 452. Crawley, 
North, 487. Cray, St. Paul’s, St. Mary’s, Foot’s and Eynsford, 452. Creaton, 445. Crichie, 551. Cromer, 487. Croscombe, 453. 
Croydon, 590. Cullompton, 452. Cullompton, East, 456. Culmstock, 452. Cwmfelin, 456. Dalkeith, 461. Darkhouse, 461. 
Darlaston, 430. Darlington, 433- Dartmouth, 517, 546. Datchet, 474. Daventry, 456. David, Saint, 488. Debenham, 452. 
Dedham, 445. Denbigh, 461, 554. Deptford, 461, 508, 513. Derby, 478, 499, 554. Dereham, East, 445, 450. Devizes, 430. 
Devon, 450. Dewesbury, 478. Dingwall, 424. Diss, 445. Dolgelly, 546, 551. Donatt, Saint, 558. Doncaster, 554. 
Donhead, 554. ‘Donyatt, 551. Dorset, 430. Downham, 461. Downham Market, 540. Draycott, 461,474. Driffield, Great, 424. 
Dronfield, 461. Dublin, 517,546. Dudley, 527. Duffield, 487. Dumfries, 583. Dunbar, 527. Dundee, 551. Dunfermline, 
487. Dunheved, otherwise Launceston, 508. Dunstable, 471. Dursley, 495. Dysart, 424. Earl’s Barton, 471. Earl’s Colne, 
459, 456. Easingwold, 474. Eastwood, 517. Eaton, Long, 487. Edinburgh, 450, 530. Elland, 478. Ellesmere, 561. 
Ellingham, 445. Emberton, 487. Enfield, 474. Epworth, 487. Eskdale, 658. Evesham, 461, 474. Exeter, 453, 487. 
Eye, 439. Eynsford, 452. Fairford, 430. Fakenham, 450. Faldy Brenin, 551. Falkirk, 530. Falmouth, 456, 554. 
Faringdon, 430. Farnham, 546. Faversham, 527. Fenny Stratford, 474. Field, Dawling, 474. Fife, 418. Fishguard, 487. 
Folkstone, 452, 461. Fordingbridge, 517. Forrabury, 430. Forton, 452. Foxton, 583. Frampton on Severn, 554. Frome, 439. 
Frome Selwood, 452. Gainsborough, 450. Galston, 546. Gamlingay, 445. Gate Street Chapel, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, 439. 
George’s, Saint, in the East, 530. Gidding, Great, 524. Gildersome, 478. Glasgow, 424, 425. Gloucester, 461, 554. Glyn- 
ceveiog, 478. Glyncorrwg, 558. Gospel Oak, 533. Gosport, 551. Grantham, 499. Gravesend, 547. Greasley, 456. 
Greenock, 495. Greenwich, 508. Grimsby, Great, 474. Grundisburgh, 452. Guildford, 474. (suilsborough, :445, 452. 
Guiseley, 478. Hackleton, 452. Haddenham, 439. Haddington, 527. Haddon, West, 445. Halesworth, 430. Halifax, 453, 
478,495. Halsted, 456. Hammersmith,455. Hampton, Horsley,495. Hamsterley, 478. Harleston, 445, 566. ‘Harlington, 513. 
Harlow, 478, 450. Harrold, 474. Hartleyrow, 527. Harwich, 546. Haslingden, 452. Hatfield Broad Oak, 495. ‘Havant, 551. 
Haverfordwest, 433. Haworth, 478. Hayfield, 430. Hayle Copper House, 433. Heckmondwicke, 461. Heddenbridge, 478. 
Hedon, 495. Helston, 455, 456. Hemel Hempstead, 439. Henley in Arden, 433. Henley-upon-Thames, 471. Henllanamgoed, 551. 
Herstmonceux, 477. Hertford, 430. Hevingham, 487. Hexham, 554. Hilsley, 430. Hinckley, 455. Hitchen, 445. Holm- 
firth, 477. Holyhead, 554. Holywell, 530. Honiton, 546. Hooknorton, 452. Horham, 439. Horsford, 487. ‘Horsforth, 478. 
Horsham, Saint, Faiths, 487. Horsington, 527. Horsley, 439. Hoxton, 455. Hucknal, 456, Huddersfield, 445, 488. Hull, 
Kingston upon, 445. Hungerford, 456. Idle, 478. Ilford, 456. Ilkestone, 452, 474. Ilminster, 551. Ilton, 551. Ingham, 450. 
Inverkeithing, 487. Ipswich, 403, 412. Isaac Port, 430. Isleham, 430. Islington, 455. Ives, St. 433, 474. Jersey, 551. 
Just, Saint, (Penwith,) 455. Keighley, 474. Kelvedon, 450. Kemish Hundred, in the county of Pembroke, 530. Kendal, 418. 
Kenninghall, 445. Kennington, 546. Kinnoway, 546. Kettering, 445. Keverne, Saint, 455. Keysoe, 430. Keyworth, 452. 
Kidderminster, 424, 433, 452- Kighley, 478. Kilkenny, 546. Kilmany, 487. Kilmannock, 521. Kilwinning, 487. 
Kimbolton, 471. Kingsbridge, 452. King Stawley, 430. Kingston-upon-Thames, 546. Kinross, 461. Kirby Moorside, 566. 
Kirby Lonsdale, 450. Kirkby Woodhouse, 456. Kirkaldy, 495. Kislingbury, 445. Knaresborough, 461, 554. Lambeth, 456. 
Lampeter, 533- Lanark, 554. Lancashire, 513. Lancaster, 430. Langefelach, 558. Langham, 456. Langonoyd, 558. 
Languie, 558. Lauder,527. Launceston, 508. Lavendon, 495. Laxfield, 439. Layer Breton, 450. Leeds, 478. Leicester, 455. 
Leighton Buzzard, 474,495. Leith, 450. Lewes, 477,513. Lichfield, 554. Liddesdale, 658. Lincoln, 461. Lindfield, 508. 
Lindford, Great, 495. Lingfield, 456. Linlithgow, 487. Liskeard, 554, 478. Liverpool, 430, 481, 513. Llanbrynmain, 551. 
Liandilo, 546. Lianedi, 551. Llanelly, 456, 551. Llanerchymedd, 554. Llanfyllin, 533. Llangefni, 554. Llangloydwen, 551. 
Llangollen, 533, 551. Llanover, 551. Liansaintfraid, 478. Llanuwchllyn, 551. Llanvirnach, 551. Llanwrsh, 461. Lockwood, 478. 
Loddon and the adjoining parishes, 445. Logie, 487. London, 508. London and Westminster, 397, 433. Loscoe, 461. Lothian, 471. 
Loughborough, 456. Louth, 450, 471. Lowestoft, 430, 461. Luton, 474. Lutterworth, 456. Lyme Regis, 527. Lymington, 509. 
Lympsham, 477. Lynn, King’s, 445, 521. Maidenhead, 590. Maidstone, 456, 461. Maldon, 403. Malmesbury, 530. 
Manchester, 513, 554- Mangotsfield, 495. Mansfield, 430. Marazion, 455. Margate, 452, 461. Mark, 499- Market 
Harborough, 546. Market Lavington, 554. Marsham, 487. Mattock, 487. Mearns, 453. Melbourn, 480. Melcomb Regis, 527. 
Melksham, 424. Melton Mowbray, 430, 455. Middleton, 445. Milborne Port, 439. Milford, 487. Mills, New, 461. Minstericv, 478. 
Minver, Saint, 430. Missenden, Great, 439. Missionary Society, instituted in 1795, 411. Moffat, 48. Monach, 456. Monk- 
wearmouth, 425. Monkwearmouth Shore, 418. Montrose, 495. Morriston, 558. Moulton, 452. Moundford, 474. Musselburgh, 461. 
Myniddbach, 558. Nailsea, 480. Nantwich, 461. Narberth, 477. Neath, 456, 554. Neatishead, 450. Needham Market, 554. Neots, 
Saint, 433. Nevin, 546. Newark, 471. Newark-upon-Trent, 461. Newbury, 433. Newcastle, 430. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 499. 
Newhaven, 508. Newport, near Launceston, 461. Newport (Monmouth), 551. Newport Pagnell, 495. Newport, (Pembroke,) 488. 
Newport, (Isle of Wight,) 480, 527. Newton Blossomville, 495. Ninians, Saint, 430. Normanton, 456. Northampton, 445, 461. 
Norwich, 450, 461. Nottingham, 452, 456, 461,474. Nunney,590. Oakham, 487, 546. Ochiltree, 527. Ockbrook, 508. 
Ogden, 513. Okehampton, 554. Olney, 495. Ossett, 478. Oswestry, 561. Ottery St. Mary, 546. Ottey, 530. Oundle, 477. 
Oxendon Chapel (London), 495. Oxford, 450, 452, 474. Painswick, 439. Paisley, 450. Partington, 513. Pattrington, 478. 
Paulton and Clutton, 452. Peckham, 456. Peebles, 554. Pembroke (Town), 487. Pembroke, (County), 487. Penn, 474. 
Pennyewick, 530. Penryn, 554. Pentonville, 455. Penwith, 455- Penzance, 455, 456. Pershore, 418. - Perth, 452, 461. 
Peterhead, 551. Petherton, South, 551. Plymouth, 433, 554, Plymouth Dock, 424, 456. Polperro, 554. Pontypool, 546. 
Port Glasgow, 471. Portmoak, 530. Portsea, 452, 499. Portsmouth, 445. Potteries, 430. Potters Bar, 513. Potters Street, 
near Harlow, 450. Potton, 450, 403. Preston, 418. Prestonkirk, 527. Princes Risborough, 474. Pwllhely, 551. Radcliffe, 474. 
Radford, New, 452. Ramsey, 471. Ramsgate, 554. Raunds, 495. Ravenstone, 495. Rawden, 478. Rayleigh, 450, 456. Reading, 
433- Redruth, 456. Reepham, 487. Repps, North, 487. Repps, South, 487. Retford, 530. Rhayader, 551. Richmond (York), 495. 
Ridgmount, 474. Ringwood, 551. Ripon, 452. Road, 452. Rochdale, 433, 452. Rochester, 445. Rochford, 450. Romsey, 508. 
Romsey Infra, and Romsey Extra, 445. Ross, 481. Ross, New, 524. Rotherham, 478. Royston, 430. Rugby, 474, 508. 
Rushden, 452. Rutherglen, 503. Ruthin, 461. Rye, 439, 452. Ryeford, 513. Saddleworth, 503. Saffron Walden, 456, 554. 
Salford, 513. Salisbury, 456. Sandhurst, 452. Sawley, 487. Sawston, 477. Scarborough, 430, 478. Scarning, 445. Scotland, 
Society for Propagating Christian Knowledge in, 181. Selby, 418. Seven Oaks, 452. Shaftesbury, 551, 554. Shardlow, 455. 
Sharnbrook, 474. Sheepshead, 456. Sheerness, 452, 461. Sheffield, 478,495. Shelfanger, 445. Shepton Mallet, 424, 455. 
Sherrington, 487. Shields, 424. Shiffnall, 478. Shipham, 480. Shipston, 508. Shore, in the parish of Stanfield, 438. Shoreham, 503. 
Shrewsbury, 418, 554. Sidbury, 546. Sidestrand, 487. Sidmouth, 546. Siston, 495. Sittingbourne, 461. Sleaford, 554. 
Soham, 424. Solva, 487. Sorn, 487. Southampton, 461. Southgate, 554. Southill, 430. Southwark, 513. Spilsby, 530. 
Spratton, 445. Stafford, 439. Stagden, 474. Staines, 554. Stair, 530. Stand in Pilkington, 513, Stapleford, 474. Staughton, 
Little, 430. Stebbing, 450. Stevenson, 530. Steventon, 474. Stirling, 430, 461. Stockingham, 546. Stockport, 418. Stockton, 
433, 456. Stoke Goldington, 495. Stokegomer, 452. Stone, 430. Stonehouse, 439. Stonehouse (East), 456. Stonehouse, 
(Lanark), 590. Stourbridge, 554. Stowmarket, 450, 554. Stratford-le-Bow, 495. Stroud, 439, 554. Sudbury, 424. Sunderland, 
425, 418. Sutton in Ashfield, 456. Sutton (Isle of Ely), 461. Swaffham, 487. Swansea, 430, 456, 554. Swavesey, 445. 
Swindon, 430. Tadcaster, 418. Tain, 551. Tamworth, 418. Tannadice, 533. Taunton, 461,499. Tavistock, 474. Terling, 450. 
Tetbury, 430. Tewkesbury, 430, 433. Therford, 445. Thornbury, 450, 495. Thorpe, 487. Thrapston, 452. Thurso, 551. 
Ticknal, 480. Tintagel Minster, 430. Titchfield, 551. Tiverton, 513,547. Tonbridge, 546. Tonbridge Wells, 445. Tooting, 590. 
Tottenham, 455. ‘Tottlebank, in the parish of Colton, 452. Towcester, 445. Trelille, 430. Trimingham, 487. Tring, 439. 
‘Trowbridge, 412. Truro, 418, Tuevy Harrold, 474. Tweedale, 471. Twerton, 499. Tyrone, 554. Ubley,480. Uckfield, 513. 

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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 


East India Affairs—continued. 


Uffculm, 452. Upottery, 513. Uppingham, 561. Upton-upon-Severn, 508. Uttoxeter, 530. Uxbridge, 450, 554. Wadebridge, 430. 
Wakefield, 478. Wallingford, 412, 433. Walsall, 430. Walsham, North, 566. Walton-upon-Trent, 487. Walworth, 456. 
Wantage, 456. Warminster, 590. Warrington, 474. Watford, 445. Wattisfield, 452. Watton, 487. Wear, 430. Wedmore, 499- 
Wednesbury, 430. Welbourne, 445. Welfore, 445. Wellingborough, 495. Wellington, 430, 461, 551. Westbromwick, 530. 
554. Westfield, 445. Westmancote, 445. Weston, 495. Wethersfield, 450. Weymouth, 527. Whinberg, 445. Whitby, 478. 
Whitchurch, 418, 430, 561. Whitehaven, 461. White Roothing, 495. Wick, 495. Wigan, 430,452. Wigborough, Great, 495. 
Wilbarston, 558. Wilton, 433. Wimborn, 527. Wincanton, 527. Winchcomb, 430. Winchester, 551. Windsor, New, 461. 
Winscombe, 477. Winterbourn, 495. Winterton, 477. Wisbech, 546. Witham, 450. Witney, 433. Wivelsfield, 508. Woking- 
ham, 517. Wolston, 474. Wolverhampton, 452, 461, 524. Woodbridge, 452. Woolwich, 461, 508, 554. Worcester, 430, 452. 
Worstead, 450. Wootton-under-Edge, 430. Wrexham, 477. Wrington, 495. Wycombe, High, 474. Wymondham, 445, 450. 
Yarmouth, Great, 418, 439. Yaxham, 445. Yeadon, 478. Yeovil, 551. York, 424, 478, 580. Youlgreave, 487. 


195. Ofthe Committee of the General Assembly of the National Church of Scotland, for provision in the Charter to be granted for Ministers 
ordained by Presbyteries to officiate in the British dominions in India; LXxv1i1. 157. 


196. For relief from Act of last session (54 Geo. III.) respecting East India ship letters; Friends of persons residing in India, Lxx. 231. 
Merchants concerned in the trade between Great Britain and India, 231. Merchants, &amp;c. concerned in foreign trade and corres- 
pondence, 284. 


197. Of the Company, respecting the freight of ships employed by them; Lxx11.67. Read, and referred to a Committee, 95. (See Com- 
mittees, 1486.) Of Proprietors of East India stock relating to the freight of ships ; referred to the same Committee, 95. 


198. Respecting Carnatic Debts; William Abbot and others, late of Madras, Lxx11. 404. Of the Creditors of Chase, Sewell and Company, 


405, P. Petition of William Abbot and others to be printed, Lx x111. 265. Select Committee appointed on the above Petitions, 369. 
See Committees, 1487. 


199. Of Roostom Jah Cootbool Mulk Bahader, Nabob of the Northern Circars, for restitution of his patrimonial estate; LX X11. 444. 


201. Of East India Ship Owners under contract with the East India Company, relating to the freight of ships; Lxx111.66. Referred to the 
Committee of the Whole House on the East India Company’s Shipping Bill, 355. 


202. Of Merchants, &amp;c. of Manchester and Salford, for a free trade with China; Lxxv. 429, P. 

203. Of Sir Harry Verelst Darell, respecting his claims on the Nabob of Oude; Lxxv. 208, Pp. 436. 

204. Of Merchants of London, respecting East India shipping; Lxxv. 410, P. Referred to the Committee on Foreign Trade, 435. 
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. Edwards, Edward :—Stating his case; LXx. 449. 
206. Elder, James :—Stating his case; LX XII. go. 
Elections :—See Elections, 57-385. 
Elgin Marbles :—See infra, 635. 
207. Ellis, Charles :—Stating his case; Lx x11. 148. 


Embargoes :—See supra, 12. 


208. Emigration :—From Leeds, for altering the laws regarding Emigration ; Lx x111. 263.———Of the Bridgetown Transatlantic Social 
nion Society, for assistance to enable them to transport themselves to Upper Canada; Lxxv. 20, p. ———— Of Mechanics, &amp;c. 
belonging to Anderston and Brounfield of Glasgow, for means to enable them to emigrate to Quebec LXXv. 403. ———— Of Robert 

Gourlay, in favour of Emigration to Upper Canada; Lxxv. 435, P. 


209. Evans, James :—Stating his case; Lx x11. 169. 
211. Evans, Thomas :—Stating his case; Lx x11. 423, Pp. Motion for referring it to a Committee ; Negatived, 441. 
212. Evans, Thomas John :—Complaining of his imprisonment ; Lx x11. 479. 


213. Excise Laws :—Of Samuel Fletcher, complaining of the Commissioner sof Excise and of certain Excise Officers; Lxvi1.299. Motion for 
referring it toa Committee; Negatived, 528. Another Petition of Samuel Fletcher; txx. 342. Complaining of prosecutions 
under the Excise ; Abell, Jeremiah, .xx1v.621, Pr. Bryan, Samuel, xxiv. 560, Pp. Coventry, Lx xv, 302, rp. Gamwell, Mary, 
Lx1x. 485. Weaver, William, Lxx1v. 249, P. Of William Sharp, complaining of imprisonment under a warrant of Excise; 
LXXIV. 322, P. Of Daniel M‘Connellogue, complaining of the conduct of an Officer of Excise; Lx xiv. 377, P. Of 
Mayor, &amp;c. of Arundel, against the employment of Informers ; Motion, That the Petition do lie upon the Table ; Withdrawn, Lx x1v. 
461. Against the duties on soap, leather, candles, &amp;c.; Easterton, Lxx1v. 340. West Lavington, 185. 
Excise Laws in Ireland; Cloncha, Lx x111. 195, Pp. Clonmany, 264,P. Culdaff, 173, 196, Pp. Lower Moville, 173, r. 




















Against the 


214. Exciseable Goods :—Of Merchants of Bristol, for repeal of Act 51 Geo. III. for better securing Exciseable Goods on board vessels 
in the port of Bristol; Lxx111. 367, P. 


215. Extents in Aid :—Against the issuing of Extents in Aid; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to a Select Committee 
on the mode of issuing Extents in Aid; or else referred when presented (See Committees, 1505.); Appleby, William Dell, px x11. 
337- Bignold, Messieurs, 356, P. Birmingham, 358. Blandy, Mr. 463. Bristol, 249, 309, Pp. Elland, Richard, 461. Evennett, 
Thomas, 326, ep. Harfield, James, 344. Lynn, 433. Newcastle upon Tyne, 356, Pp. Self, Lionel, 431, rp. Stockton upon Tees, 464. 
Walsall, 389.——-——Of Bankers of Stafford, against the issuing of Extents in Aid; LXXIV.115, P. 


Eyre, Robert :—See supra, 76. 
Fairs :—See supra, 7. 


216. Finnerty. Peter :—Complaining of his treatment in Lincoln Gaol; uxvi. 448. Of John Merryweather the Keeper of the 
Prison, in answer, 459. See Committees, 1355. 


217. Firth William :—Late Attorney General for Canada, complaining of certain Acts of the Lieutenant Governor; Lx1x 512.— 
Lxx. 389. Motion for referring same to a Select Committee ; Negutived, Lx x. 411. 


218. Fisheries :—Of certain persons residing in Poole relative to the British Fisheries in the Island of Newfoundland; Offered ; King’s 
recemmendation signified; Petition presented; ivi. 519. Referred to a Committee, 520. See Committees, 1514. Of 
Owners of Herring Boats at Great Yarmouth and at Lowestoft, respecting the Herring Fishery and the bounties thereon; 11x. 318. 
Of Herring Curers of Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft, respecting the Herring Fishery ; Lx1x. 182. —~—— From Dungarvan, 
complaining of the distressed state of the Fisheries; 1xx1. 401. From Fife, respecting Act 59 Geo. III. for encouragement of the 
Irish Fisheries; LX Xv. 375- Of James Peters, respecting the original debenture on Herrings ; Lx x11. 275. 











219. Flax :—For an increase of duty on the importation of Foreign Flax ; Crowle, Lxx1. 427. Epworth, Haxey, Owston and Belton, 349. 
Howden, 355. Marshland, 323. Sligo, 323. See supra, 16. 


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221. Flax and Hemp &gt;——Of Messrs. Hill and Bundy recommending the use of their Machinery ; Referred to a Committee, Lx X11. 256, P. 
| (See Committees, 1516.) Of James Lee respecting the manufacture of Flax and Hemp and against the above Petition, referred to the 
same Committee, 286. . 


F letcher, J udge 1——See infra, 229. 
Forgery :—See supra, 37. 


222. Foskett, Henry :——Captain in the Fifteenth Light Dragoons, complaining of the conduct of the Duke of Cumberland; ixv. 301. 
See Foskeit. 


223. Fowler, John :—Stating his case ; Lx x11. 463. 


224, Fox, Mr. Justice :—Complaining of the conduct of the Honourable Luke Fox one of the Justices of the Court of Common Pleas in 
Ireland; Hart, John, 11x. 324. Irvine, Gerard, 377. Petit Jury at Enniskillen, 370. 


225. Frame Work Knitters :—Complaining of distress and of spurious articles ; Derby, Lx x1. 430. Leicester, 313. Nottingham, 451. 
Tewkesbury, 525. - Complaining of Frauds in the manufacture of Frame-work knitted goods; Derby, rxx111. 369. 
Leicester, 162, r. Nottingham, 235, Pp. Or Hosiers and Frame-work Knitters of Leicester, complaining of various fraudulent 
means resorted to in the manufacture of Woollen Frame-work knitted goods; Lxx1v. 123, P. Read; Select Committee appointed to 
inquire into the grievances complained of therein, 233. See Committees, 1523. Respecting their Trade; Dumfries, Lx xiv. 401. 
Jedburgh, 423, rp. Selkirk and Galashiels, 447. Respecting their Trade ; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred 
to a Select Committee, or else referred when presented. (See Committees, 1521.) Chalecomb; Lxvit. 354. Cheney, 354. Derby, 
341, 359+ Edinburghshire, 391. Godalming, 354. Hinckley, 523. Lanarkshire, 432. Leicester, 203, 346, 495, 523- London, 
338. London and Westminster, 509. Middleton, 354. Nottingham, 341,513. Tewkesbury, 354. Westminster, 346, 509. 














226. France :—Of Francis Franco and others, British Claimants on the Government of France; LXXIII. 75, P. 
Claimants on France ; LX XIV. 309, P. 


Of Commercial 





227. Freeholds, Registry of :—Respecting the registry of Freeholds ; Inhabitants of Limerick, Lxx11. 205. Mayor, &amp;c. of Limerick ; 
Motion that the Petition do lie upon the Table withdrawn ; this and the former Petition referred to a Select Committee, 292. See 
Committees, 1524. 


228. Friendly Societies :——Of the London and Southwark Union Friendly Society, for repeal of the Friendly Societies Act ; LX Xv. 94. 
229. Galbraith, John :—Complaining of the conduct of Judge Fletcher; txxr. 458. 
231. Gamwell, Marv :—Complaining of an Excise prosecution ; Lx1x. 485. 


232. Gaols :——Complaining of treatment of prisoners in Gaols ; Gloucester Castle; William Hudson, txx.112. John Perrin, 112. King’s 
Bench; Mary Ann Clarke, rxtx. 410. Lancaster Castle; Samuel Scuffum, txvir. 422. William Goulden; Motion, That the 
Petition do lie upon the Table; Negatived, Lxvi1. 431. George Tengatt and John Hawkins, txvi1. 431. John Higgin (Keeper of 
the Gaol), respecting the above Petitions, Lxv11. 464. George Dewhurst, Lxxv. 259. Prisoners confined therein, Lxxv. 372. 
John Knight, 312. Nathan Broadhurst, 402, p. Thomas Jones, 403, Pp. Lincoln Gaol; Peter Finnerty, Lxv1. 448. Thomas 
Houlden, rxvi1. 406. Read; Select Committee appointed thereon; 474. (See Committees, 1526.) Robert Marris, Lx1x. 365. 
Newgate; Daniel Isaac Eaton, Lxvi1. 548. Perth Gaol; Prisoners confined therein ; Referred to the Select Committee on Gaols, Lx xiv. 
202. (See Committees, 1529.) ——— Of the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of London, respecting the crowded state of Newgate; LxxIv. 222. 
Referred to the Select Committee on Gaols, 424. (See Commitiees, 1529.) Of the Royal Burghs of Scotland, respecting the 
providing of Gaols and Prisons in Scotland; Lxx111. 47, Pp. Read, and referred toa Committee, 74. See Committees, 1532. 





Gauger : —See infra, 311. 
233. Glendenning, Adam :—Stating his case; Lx x1. 270. 
234. Goff, George :—Stating his case; Lxvui1. 639. 
235. Gold Coin :—From Belfast, respecting Gold Coin; LxvIr. 203. 


236. Goods (Ireland) :——Complaining of a law existing in Ireland, subjecting persons not rated Merchants to an additional duty on Goods 
imported ; Belfast, Lv11. 70. Coleraine, 77. Dublin, 228. Londonderry, 75. Newry, 66. Petitions to be considered in a Committee 
of the Whole House, 474. See Committees, 367. 


2237. Gourgaud, Baron :—-Complaining of his arrest under the Alien Act; Lx XIV. 302, P. 


238. Grain :——Praying for the adoption of measures to ascertain the stock of Grain in the country; London, tv11.68. Sarum, New, 276. 
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, 266. 


239 Grand J ury Presentments :—Complaining of the present system of the Grand Jury Laws; Leinster, Lxx1. 420. Newtown 
Limavady, 385. Complaining of Grand Jury Presentments in Ireland ; Cork, Lxx111. 414. Ida and Knocktopher, 404. 
Referred to the Select Committee on Grand Juries Act, Lxxi1v. 146. (See Committees, 1536.) Praying for the Repeal or 
Amendment of Grand Jury Presentments Act 58 Geo. III.; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to a Select Com- 
mittee ; or else referred when presented; (See Committees, 1536.) Armagh, Lxxiv.154. Cappoquin, 183. Dungarvan, 400. 
Kildare, 194. Kinsale, 337. Limerick, 337. Londonderry, 116, p. Longford, 255. Louth, 177. Monaghan, 413. Mayo, 
121,P. 202. Passage, 400. Roscommon, 331. 








Graves, Rear Admiral :—See supra, 34. 


241. Grenada :— Of Alexander Lumsden, respecting the administration of the laws in the Island of Grenada; Lxx1v. 485, P. See 
infra, 647, 648. 


242, Griffiths, Thomas :—Complaining of an undue remission of punishment in the case of Robert Hoy ; Lxx1t. 260, Pp. 


243. Grocers :—Of Grocers; For repeal of the laws restraining them from selling spirituous liquors by retail in Ireland; Dublin, Lx111. 399. 
—LXVI. 290.— LXVIII. 290.—LXIX. 301.—Lxx. 346. Limerick, Lx111. 424. 


Guadaloupe Claimants :—See infra, 649. 
244. Guernsey :—Of William Berry, respecting the administration of justice in the Island of Guernsey, Lxx1v. 315, P- 
245. Guy, Frederick :—Complaining of certain grievances, Lx VII. 396. 


246. Habeas Corpus :——From Chester, praying the House to continue its aid to the Executive Power, LX X11. 362. ——— From Chester, 
against the further suspension’ of the Habeas Corpus Act, Lx x11. 362. Complaining of the operation of the Habeas Corpus 
Suspension Act; Bagguley, John, xxx111. 73, P. Bamford, Samuel, 111, r. Benbow, William, 15, (r. 66.) Bradbury, George, 


93, P. Buchanan, John, 124. Dixon, Elijah, 112, er. Edgar, William, 158, p. Evans, Thomas, 64, rp. Haynes, nae wi 
rvine, 





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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 


Habeas Corpus—continued. 
Irvine, William, 124. Keith, John, 158,r. Knight, John, 28, (pr. 30.) Leach, James, 76, Pr. Lee, Richard, 98, (p. 103.) London, 
Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of, go, P- 106, Pp. Manchester and Salford, 37. Mitchell, Joseph, 62, r. Murray, William, 84. Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, 120, pr. Nottingham,12,P. Ogden, William, 65, ep. Pilkington, Robert, 112,Pr. Robertson, James, 158, p. Robertson, 
William, 83. Salford, 37. Scholes, Benjamin, 77, Pr. Sellers, James, 164, P. Smith, David, 84. Somerville, Andrew, 178, P: 
Stewart, John, 66, r. Swindles, Robert, 177, Pp. Thom, Robert, 123, . Ward, Francis, 11,P. Whiteley, Benjamin, 97, P. 
Petitions of Francis Ward, William Benbow, John Knight, Samuel Haynes, Joseph Mitchell, Thomas Evans, William Ogden, John 
Stewart, and John Bagguley, read; Motion for appointing a Committee to examine the truth of the allegations contained in the said 











Petitions, negatived, 77. Of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Harrington against any Indemnity Act, Lxx111. 73. Of 
John Buchanan, complaining of his imprisonment, LX XIV. 335, P+ 

247. Hackney Coach Stages :——Of Proprietors, complaining of the mileage duty, Lx x1. 349. 

248. Hackney Coaches :—Of Hackney Coach Masters of London, for repeal of Act 54 Geo. III, xx. 20. Respecting Hackney 


Coaches and Job Carriages in Ireland; Job Masters of Dublin; Lxx1. 53. Proprietors of Job Carriages, Lx x11. 84. Sadlers, &amp;c, 
of Dublin, Lx x11. 100. 


249. Hainault Forest :—Respecting the Deer in that Forest, and for inclosure thereof; Lx x1. 236. 
251. Halloran, Dr. Lawrence :—Complaining of the severity of his punishment for defrauding the Post Office; Lxx1v. 33, P. 
252. Hammond, Nicholas :—Respecting frauds committed in the Barrack Department in Jersey, Guernsey, and Alderney ; LX Ix. 239. 


253. Hanchett, J. M. ; Captain of the Royal Navy; Complaining of his removal from his official situation; Lxxiv. 452. Of Captain 
Knight and others, respecting the above Petition, 496. 


Hardinge, Sir Richard :—See infra, 617. 
Hargrave, Francis :—See infra, 651. 
254. Hart, John Harriott ; (Printer of the Independent Whig newspaper) ; Respecting his confinement in Gloucester Gaol ; rxtv. 238. 


255. Hats :—Respecting the Stamp Duty on Hats; Brompton, rxitr. 278. Carlisle, Lx1m1. 306. Chatham, Lxuit. 278. Cockermouth, 
Lxiu. 306. Derby, ux111.291. Durham, txiv. 283. Gloucester, Lx11. 321. Ireland,txv.182. Lancaster, Lxi11. 278. 
Leicester, ux111. 408. Lichfield, xx1v. 207. Liverpool, Lx11. 376. Newark-upon-Trent, Lx111. 270. Newcastle, rxiv. 288. 
Nottingham, Lx111.278. Rochester, Lx111. 278. Stafford, Lx111.270. Strood, ux111. 278. Tipperary, Lxv. 367, Waterford, 
Lxv.166. Wigan, rx111. 316. Worcester, Lx1v.123. York, LXIII. 301. 


256. Hawkers and Pedlars :—To amend the laws relating to Hawkers and Pedlars; Lynn (King’s), Lxx111. 329. Norfolk, 301, p. 
329, Pp. Oxford, 322. Southampton, 311, P. 


257. Hearth and Window Duty (Ireland) :—From Cork, complaining thereof ; Lx x1. 341. 
Herrings :—See supra, 218, infra, 334- 


258. Hides and Skins :—For repeal of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. for preventing the damaging of Raw Hides and Skins in the flaying thereof ; 
Berwick-upon-Tweed, Lv1. 260. Beverley,270. Bewdley, 160. Birmingham, 203. Bolton in the Moors, 442. Bridgnorth, 464. 
Bristol, 317. Chichester, 291. Ely, 232. Exeter, 300. Gainsborough, 255. Gloucester, 270. Gosport, 373. Halifax, 336. 
Hereford, 346. Huddersfield, 373. Hull (Kingston upon), 142. Kidderminster,203. Knaresborough, 230. Leeds,270. Leicester, 
193. Manchester, 185. Morpeth,270. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 260. Northampton, 179. Nottingham, 359. _—_‘Prescot, 270. 
Preston, 270. Rotherham,160. Sheffield,160. Stamford,193. Stockport,218. Stockton,239. Sunderland, 473. Tewkesbury, 
448. Totness, 185. Warrington, 442. Wellingborough, 2:8. Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, 218. York, 228. Praying ‘ 
that the said Act may not be repealed; Abingdon, tv1. 346. Banbury, 269. Bath, 414. Bedford, 294. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 
270. Beverley, 255. Blackburn, 269. Bradford, 336. Brecon, 414. Bridgwater, 393. Bristol, 314. Bromsgrove, 300. 
Cheadle, 309. Chichester, 314. Coventry, 448. Dudley, 473. Durham, 270. Evesham, 336. Exeter, 367. Gloucester, 283. 
Gosport, 386. Hereford,270. Hull, (Kingston upon), 260. Huntingdon, 400. Kendal, 400. Kidderminster, 279. Knaresborough 
424. Lancaster, 309. Leek, 309. Leicester, 346. Leominster, 260. Lincoln, 270. Liverpool, 238. Macclesfield, 283. Man- 
chester,279. Morpeth, 270. Nantwich, 269. Newark upon Trent, 279. Norfolk, 275. Northallerton, 360. Northampton, 294. 
Norwich, 275. Nottingham, 324. Pembroke,270. Peterborough, 279. Plymouth, &amp;e. 270. Pontefract, 275. Portsmouth, &amp;c. 
386. Preston, 343. Richmond, 406. Ripon, 314. Ruthin, 300, Sheffield, 283. Shrewsbury, 379. Stockport, 269. Stockton 
upon Tees, 314. Thirsk, 393. Wakefield, 324. Walsall, 270. Warwick, 400. Weymouth, 386. Whitchurch, &amp;c. 269, 294. 
Wolverhampton, 314. Worcester,309. Worksop,270. Yarmouth, Great, 287. York, 270, 424. From Worcester, for 
continuance of Acts for preventing the damaging of Raw Hides, &amp;c. Lx111. 243. 





259. Holidays :——Of Attornies, for the abolition of Holidays in public offices; Lxxi1. 98. Of Mr. Martin, respecting a delay in sealing 
a writ in consequence of a Holiday, 1x x11. 98. 


261. Holyhead Mail :—From Dublin for a new arrangement respecting the Holyhead Mail; txx1. 467. 


262. Home Produce :—For imposing protecting duties on the importation of Provisions, the production of the soil of the United Kingdom ; 
Anglesey, Lxxiv. 250. Bedford, 377, p. Berks, 162. Brecon, 129. Caerphilly, 502, p. Cambridge, 162. Cardigan, 129. 
Carmarthen, 502. Carnarvon, 517. Cumberland, 123. Denbigh,162. Derby, 215,P. Devon, 162. Durham, 432, Pr. Dynas- 
powis, 502. Essex, 162. Flint, 162. Glamorgan, 132. Gloucester, 180. Gresley,60g. Grimshoe, 547. Hants,141. Henley- 
upon-Thames, 162, 474, P. Hertford, 162. Huntingdon, 66. Kent, 326, rp. Lancaster, 195. Lynn, 162. Middlesex, 162. 
Monmouth, 129. Montgomery, 162. Norfolk, 162,547. Northumberland, 132,P. Oxford, 162. Radnor, 239. Redenhall with 
Harleston, 162. Repton, 609. Rutland, 12. Salop, 162. Somerset, 166, Pr. Suffolk, 149. Surrey, 307. Sussex, 184, 239. 
Warwick, 162. Wilts,177. Worcester, 289, rp. York, 137, Pp. 


263. Hops :——Complaining of the duties on Hops ; Hereford, tv111. 555. Kent, 536,555. Sussex, 528. Worcester, 562. Land Owne 
p &gt; 5 ? Ts, 
Clergy, Hop Planters and others interested in the cultivation of Hops; 11x. 368. 


264. Horse Tax :—Against the Tax on Horses ; Berkshire, Vale of, 1xx111. 408. Suffolk, 223. From Carmarthen, against the duty on 
Saddle Horses; LX XIV. 137. Against the Tax on Agricultural Horses ; Flegg, East and West, Lxx1v.240,r. Hereford, 415. 


Holderness, 432. Huntingdon, 360, P. Northawton, 360, pr. Southmolten, 360,r. Tiverton, 425,P. Witheridge, 360, p. 
Worcester, 289, P. 





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. Horses and Carriages :—For reducing the duties thereon ; Dublin, Lxx11. 100. Waterford, 160. 
266. Horse Dealers :—For a reduction of the duty on Horse Dealers; Carlisle, xxv. 131, P. Ward, Eskdale, go, p. 


267. Houses of Industry :—Of the Governors of the House of Industry of the county and county of the City of Waterford, respecting 
a larger presentment by the Grand Juries for the support thereof; Lxxv. 136, P. 
268. Hunt, Henry :—Stating his case ; Lx x11. 26, 102. 


269. Hydrometers : 
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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 
269. Hydrometers :——Of John Ashton respecting his Patent Hydrometer ; Lx x111. 269. 


271. Ilchester :——Complaining that the proprietor of certain houses had ejected his tenants; Rector, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of 
Iichester, LXx11.21y. Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants ; Motion that the Petition be brought up withdrawn; LXXIV. 302. 


272. Impress Service :—For exempting Chief Mates of Merchants Vessels from Impressment ; Bristol, LX1x. 256. Clyde Ports, 
LX1X. 314. Hull, Kingston-upon, Lx1x. 328. Lancaster, Lx1x. 275. Maryport, tx1x. 350. Newcastle, Lx1x. 263.—1Lxx. 29. 
Scarborough, Lx1x. 350. Sunderland, Lx1x.246. Whitby, Lx1x. 198. Whitehaven, txx. 61. Workington, Lx1x. 350. 


Imprisonment :—See supra, 43- 67. 69. 105. 213. 216. 232. 254. infra, 286. 342. 355. 358. 491. 574- 593- 


273. Inclosures :—Praying the House to pass a General Inclosure Act; Agriculture, Board of, LX VII. 400.—LxviII. 207. Bath and West 
of England Society, Lxvit. 427. Brecon, LXvII. 417.—LXvilI. 133. Carmarthen, Lxvir. 346. Drayton, LXvIiII. 528. 
Glamorgan, Lxvit. 369. Hereford, Lxvi1. 252. Radnor, 298. Salop, 264. Staffordshire, 217. Wilmot, Mr. 258. Worcester, 202. 
See infra, 592. 


274. Income Tax :—For repeal of the Income Tax; Bath, iv11.296. Castle Baynard Ward, London, 290. Hereford, 291. Hull, 
Kingston-upon, 297. London, 250, 281. Lynn, King’s, 273, 303. Middlesex, 281. Sarum, New, 276. Southwark, 286. 
Warwick, 273. Westminster, 282. York, 296. Against the Income Tax ; Plymouth, yx111. 255, 264. Portsmouth Yard, 169. 
Salford, 234. See infra, 424-432. 


275. Indigo :—Of Merchants, &amp;c. in the woollen trade at Shepton Mallet, for repeal of the duty on Indigo ; Lv111. 140. 


276. Inglis, Philip James :—Memorial of, being offered to be presented, and the said memorial having been stated to be for remuneration 
for losses sustained in the public service, and the same not being recommended by the Crown, it was. not received; Lxvitt. 86. 
Petition stating his case, 103. 


277. Innkeepers :——-Respecting the allowance for quartering soldiers; Ashburnham, Lx. 444. Bagshot, Lx1v. 213. Basingstoke, Lxv. 343. 
Birmingham, Lxvirt. 561. Blackwater, Lx1v.213. Bristol, xvii1. 366. Buckingham, txiv. 360. Canterbury, Lxv. 130.— 
LXviil. 481. Chatham, rxiv. 360. Chichester, Lxviti. 501. Chippenham, txv. 104. Coleshill, pxvii1. 561. Congleton, Lxvit. 
417. Coventry, Lxviil. 524. Dorchester, x. 480. Essex, LXIV. 128.—LXV. 149.—LXVII. 459.—LXVIII. 459. Exeter, Lx. 
348.—Lx1v. 406.— Lxv. 182.—Lxvill. 529. Folkstone, pxviir. §24. Gillingham, Lx1v. 360. Gloucester, LxIV. 350.—LXVIII. 
350. Godalming, txviit. 299. Guildford, Lxviir. 178. Henley, rx1v. 198. Honiton, rxv. 13. Hythe, rxvirt. 524. Ipswich, 
Lyi. 682. Kent, rxv. 142. Leicester, xviii. 537. Lincoln, xiv. 412. Litchfield, Lx1v. 193.—Lxvitt. 467. Marlborough, 
LXVIII. 521. Newbury, txiv. 344. Newcastle-under-Lyme, Lxvit. 424. Oakhampton, Lxiv. 360. Peterborough, Lxiv. 344. 
Petersfield, Lxv11I. 513. Reading, Lx1v. 213.—Lxv.104. Southampton, tx1v.198. Speen, Lxiv. 344. Strood, ux1v. 360. 
Suffolk, vx1v. 263. Surrey, LXv. 25.—Lxviil. 546. Sussex, LXVI1. 250.—LXxVIII. 102, Totness, Lx. 400. Warwick, Lxvitt. 
524. Winchester, Lx. 406. Complaining of the serious additions lately made to the burdens upon Licensed Victuallers ; 
Abingdon, Lxx. 420, Alnwick, 444. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 411. Carlisle, 452. Durham, 403. Gateshead, 400. Hexham, 411. 
Leicester, 341. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 400. Oxford, 465. For repeal of Act imposing additional duties on Licences ; Andover, 
LXx1. 250. Appletree, xx1. 374. Barnstaple, Lxx1. 528. Bath, rxx1.72. Benwick, Lxx1. 314. Beverley, txx1. 190. 
Bexley, Lxx1. 283. Blackburn, Lxx1. 570.—Lxx11. 147. Bodmin, Lxx1. 349. Bolton-le-Moors, Lxx1. 18. Bolton, Great and 
Little, Lxx11. 126.—Lxx111. 69. Bridgewater, Lxx1. 304. Bristol, Lxx1.11. Canterbury, txx1.¢75. Carlisle, Lx x1. 319. 
Charlton, Lxx1. 283. Chatteris, Lxx1. 314. Chester, Lx x1. 238. Crayford, Lxx1. 283. Dartford, Lxx1. 283. Deal, rxx1. 
283. Derby, uxx1.374. Devizes, Lxx1.72. Diss, Lxx1. 52. Doddington, Lxx1. 314. Dover, Lxx1. 304. Durham, Lxx1. 
523. Easton House, uxx1. 429. Egham, txx1. 379. Eltham, ~txxr. 283. Ely, Isle of, txx1. 337. Epsom, txxt. 460. 
Erith, Lxx1. 283. Essex, bxx1.72. Farnham, txx1. 489. Halifax, Lxx1. 304. Holywell, Lxx1.270. Hull, Kingston upon, 
LXXx1.199. Huntingdon, Lxx1. 337. Ipswich, Lxx1.186. Ives, St. Lxx1. 323. Jedburgh, Lxx1. 393. Kingston-upon-Thames, 
Lxx1. 246. Knaresborough, Lxx1.275. Leatherhead, Lxx1. 460. Lee, Lxx1. 283. Leeds, Lx x1. 304. Lewes, Lx x1. 349. 
Liverpool, Lx x1. 337. London (referred to the Select Committee on the Police of the Metropolis), Lxx11. 168, London, West- 
minster and Southwark, Lx x1. 97. Lothingland, Lxx1.115. Maidstone, Lxx1. 201. Malton, Lxx1. 319. Manchester, Lx x1.150. 
—LXXII. 173.—Lxx111. 168. Referred to the Committee of the Whole House on the Innkeepers Bill, 268. Manea, LxxI. 314. 
March, Lx x1. 314. Moreton Hundred, txx1. 283. Morpeth, rxx1. 27. Mottingham, Lxx1. 283. Mutford, pxx1.115. New- 
bury, Lxx1. 216. Norwich, uxx1. 143. Penzance, Lxx1. 407. Peterborough, Lx x1. 319. Plumstead, rxx1. 283. Plymouth, 
Lxx1. 429. Plymouth Dock, Lxx1. 429. Portsmouth, xxi. 400. Reading, Lx x1. 250, 407.—Lxx11. 403. Rochester, Lx x1. 
214.—LXX1I. 205. Sadberge, Lxx1. 523. Sandwich, rxx1.310. Sarum, New, rxx1. 74. Shrewsbury, Lxx1.275. South- 
wark, Lxx1.97. Sudbury, xx1.14. Suffolk, pxx1.188. Swaffham, vxx1.227. Thanet, Isle of, Lxx1. 337. Thirsk, Lx x1. 
354. ‘Truro, LXx1. 505. Upton-upon-Severn, rxx1. 265. Wakefield, Lxx1. 299. Wallingford, Lx x1. 283. Warwick, Lx x1. 299. 
Wenlock, Lxx1. 327. Westminster, Lxx1.97. Wickham, East, xxi, 283. Wigan, Lxx11.189. Wimblington, Lxxr. 314. 
Windsor, New, Lxx1. 412. Wisbech, 1xx1. 342. Woking, Lxx1. 372. Woolwich, txx1. 283. Yarmouth, Great, rxx1. 113. 
York, Lx x1. 304. ——— Of Innkeepers of Reading, respecting the allowance for forage; Lxx111. 242. Referred to the Committee 
of the Whole House on the Innkeepers Bill, 268. See infra, 438. 








278. Ionian Islands :—-Of Count Cladan ; Complaining of obstruction of justice there, and stating his case; Lx x111. 288, P. 


279. Lreland :—From Dublin, respecting the Union; txvit. 111. 
[All other Petitions relative to Ireland will be found, supra et infra, under the subject matter to which they relate.} 


281. Iron Coffins :—Of John Gilbert ; Complaining of the refusal of the interment of his wife on account of the corpse being inclosed in an 
Iron Coffin; Lxxv. 65, P. 


282. Iron Trade :—-Of Manufacturers of Sedgley ; Complaining of the distressed state of the Iron Trade ; Lxxv. 307. 
283. James, William. :—Respecting Appeals to the House of Lords ; Lx1x. 493- 
284. Jameson, William :— Stating his case; Lxx. 198. 


285. J ekyll, Captain Nathaniel :—Complaining of his dismissal from His Majesty’s service by sentence of a Court Martial ; Offered ; 
Motion for bringing it up ; Negatived, Lx1v. 404. 

286. Jones, William Todd :—Complaining of imprisonment ; Lx. 439. : 

287. J ury, T rial by :—Respecting Trial by Jury in Scotland; Ayrshire, Lxx.85. Wigtown, 71. 

288. King, Captain -—Petition offered ; Motion for bringing it up; Withdrawn, Lxvit. 227. 


289. King’s Bench Prison :—Of Prisoners therein ; Praying the House to receive their testimony of approbation of the Marshal ; 
LXX. 444. 


291. King’s Evil :—of Mrs. Pearson, relative to the cure of the King’s Evil; Lx x. 455. 
292. King’s Mews :—Of lessees residing at Charing Cross, &amp;c. respecting the shutting up of the King’s Mews ; Lxxv. 480, P. 
293. Labourers : 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 


293. Labourers :—Respecting Act 5 Elizabeth ; Bristol, Lx1x.213. Canterbury, 213. Carpenters and Joiners, 209. London, 219. 

Of Land Owners and Inhabitants of Great Bolton, respecting Labourers and Workmen not being paid in money ; LXXIII. 
284. Of Journeymen, Tradesmen, and Mechanics of London and Westminster, complaining of the laws against combinatioa of 
Workmen ; LxxIv. 560, P. Of Irish Labourers, for their removal to Ireland to cultivate the bogs; txxv. 89, p. 











294. Land T'ax :—Of Inhabitants of the liberty of Romney Marsh, for Commissioners of Land Tax to be nominated for that liberty ; 
LXXIV. 514. 


295. Lead :—From Alston, relating tu the duties on Lead; Lxx1. 328. 
Lead Mines :—See infra, 412. 


Leather : 
296. (1802.) Of Tanners of New Ross, respecting the duties on Leather in Ireland; Lvi1. 379. 


297. (1813.) For repeal of Act 51 Geo. III. for laying an additional duty on Leather ; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to 
a Select Committee, or else referred, when presented ; (See Committees, 1594.) Aberdeen, Lxvitr. 218. Aldborough, 253. Alawick, 
151. Anglesea, 173. Ayton, 138. Banff, 308. Barnstaple, 151. Barton upon Humber, 298. Bath, 472. Beaumaris, 244. 
Berkshire, 151. Beverley, 173. Bishop’s Castle, 229. Bolton le Moors, 346. Boroughbridge, 253. Brecknock, 298. Bridgenorth, 
138. Bristol, 132, 467. Canterbury, 138. Chester, 15. Cirencester, 169. Cornwall, 158. Coventry, 151. 
Cumberland, 173. Darlington, 163. Deal, 194. Denbigh, 73.. Derby,244. Devonshire, 130. Dolgelly, 173. Doncaster, 151. 
Dorset, 169. Droitwich, 253. Dumfries, 244. Edinburgh, 304. Ellesmere, 244. Essex, 145,151. Evesham, 73. Exeter, 130. 
Falmouth, 253. Farnham, 151. Glamorganshire, 194. Glasgow and towns in the west of Scotland, 138. Gloucester, 151. Godal- 
ming, 151. Guildford, 151, 244. Halifax, 151. Haverfordwest, 291. Hedon, 276. Helston, 238. Hereford, 172. Hull, 
Kingston upon, 218. Huntingdon, 173. Kelso, 304. Kendal, 205. Kent, 173. Kirkcudbright, 244. Knaresborough, 253. 
Leeds, 138. Leominster, 173. Lincoln, 138. Liverpool, 244. London, 130, 238, 244. Lonsdale, 163. Ludlow, 229. Maccles- 
field, 138. Malton, New, 270. Manchester, 132. Marlborough, 298. Maxweltown, 244. Nantwich, 95. Newark upon Trent, 
151. Newcastle under Lyme, 47. Newport, 218. Norfolk, 138. Northallerton, 163. Northampton, 151. Norwich, -138. 
Nottingham, 112. Ottley, 163. Oxford, 169. Pembroke, 205. Penzance, 238. Plymouth and Plymouth Dock, 244. Preston, 
284. Ramsgate, 194. Richmond, 244. Ripon, 489. Ruthin, 73.. Rutland, 158. Sandwich, 173. Sarum, New, 467. Scotland, 
towns in the west of, 138. Sheffield, 151. Shrewsbury, 138. Somerset, 218. Southampton, 151. Southwark, 244.° Stafford, 15. 
Stockton, 138. Stokesley, 138. Suffolk, 145. Sunderland, 163. Sussex,145. Tewkesbury, 138. Thirsk, 138. 
Wenlock, 238. 'Weobley, 173. Westmorland, 205. Wiltshire, 151. Worcester, 107, 151. 
Yarmouth, Great, 151. Yeovil, 218. 


Crewkerne, 238. 


Warwick, 151. 
Wrexham, 169,205. Yarm, 138. 


298. - (1816.) Respecting the Leather Trade; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to a Select Committee, or else referred 
when presented ; (See Committees, 1595.) Aberdeen, Lxx1. 300. Abingdon, 291, 461. Albans, Saint, 499. Alnwick, 322. Alston, 
337. Anglesea, 319. Ashborne, 337. Ashburton, 282. Bath, 444. Beaumaris, 300, Beverley,319. Bideford, 337. Birmingham, 
427. Blackburn, 349. Bodmin, 319. Bolton le Moors, 291. Bristol, 407. Buckinghamshire, 308. Bury St. Edmunds, 491. 
Cambridge, 454. Carlisle, 427. Carmarthen, 282. Carnarvon, 322. Carnarvonshire, 337. Chester, 300. Congleton, 282. 
Coventry, 389. Cumberland, 275. Darlington, 308. Daventry, 308. Derby, 322. Derbyshire, 300. Devon, 291. Dolgelly, 
322. Doncaster, 319. Dorset, 349. Drayton, 427. Dumfries, 300. Dungarvan, 385. Durham, 275, 420. Edinburgh, 341. 
Ellesmere, 275, 427. Exeter, 291, 438. Frome, 300. Gainsborough, 491. Glamorgan,312. Gloucester, 349. Grimsby, Great, 
337. Grinstead, East, 454. Guisborough, 438. Halifax, 286. Haverfordwest, 337. Hereford, 322. Herefordshire, 319. Hexham, 
322. Higham Ferrers, 341. Howden, 341,414. Hull, Kingston upon,’ 337, 414. Huntingdon, 305. . Journeymen Curriers, 433. 
Kelso, 433. Kendal, 491. Kent, 326, 349. Kighley, 305. Kington, 326. Kirkby Kendal, 305. Kirkcudbright, 300. Leeds, 
300. Leicester, 402. Leominster, 322. Limerick, 379. Lincolnshire, 308. Linlithgow, 326. Liskeard, 300. Liverpool, 271. 
Llanrwst, 308. London, 308, 349, 427. ' Lonsdale, 300. Louth, 341. Ludlow, 275, 499. Lynn, King’s, 450. Macclesfield, 245. 
Machynlleth, 282. Malton, New, 337. Manchester, 319. Market Weighton, 491. Maxweltowne, 300. Morpeth, 305. Mussel- 
burgh, 326. Nantwich, 300,427. Newark upon Trent, 326. Newbury, 308. Newcastle Emlyn, 349. Newcastle under Lyme, 
286. Newcastle upon Tyne, 282. Newport, 319. Norfolk, 337. Northampton, 305, 345, 407. Nottingham, 319. Ottley, 319. 
Oundle, 438. Oxford, 499. Pembrokeshire, 337. Penrith, 420. Penzance, 341. Peterborough, 269. Pickering, 427: Plymouth 
and Plymouth Dock, 461. Pontefract, 312. Prescot, 312. Preston, 319. Radnor, 326. Reading, 444. Redenhall, with 
Harleston, 491. Retford, East, 337. Richmond, 319, 427. Ross, 326. Ruthin, 286. Rutland,-275. Sandwich, 271. Sarum, 
New, 484. Scotland, west of, 291. Selby, 341. Selkirk, 300. Settle, 420. Sheffield, 337. Shrewsbury, 389. Southampton, 
312. Southwark, 275, 282, 349,427. Stafford, 275. Stirling, 337. Stockport,312. Stokesley, 420. Sunderland, 286. Surrey, 
282. Sussex, 308. Taunton, 337. Tavistock, 300. Tewkesbury, 291. Thirsk, 300. Thrapston, 438. Towcester, 349. Truro, 
345. Wakefield, 305. Wallingford, 308. Walsall, 286. Wantage, 291. Warrington, 345. Warwick, 341. Waterford, 349. 
Wellingborough, 319. Westminster, 349, 427. Whitby, 427. Whitchurch, 427. Wiltshire, 326. Winchelsea, 275. Wolver- 
hampton, 312. Worcester, 271, 349. Worksopp, 322. Wrexham, 308. Yeovil, 282. York, 414. 


299. (1817.) Against the Leather Tax; Bristol, Lxx11. 421. Devon, 242. Ellesmere, 281. Liverpool ; Offered ; Regent’s recommendation 
signified ; Petition presented ; 398, P. 


300. (1818.) For repeal of the additional tax on Leather ; Aberdeen, Lxx1i11.114. Abingdon, 160. Alnwick, 144. Anglesey, 213. Ash- 
born, 160. Ashburton, 166. Barne, George, 120. Barton-upon-Humber, 166. Bedford, 144. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 88. Beverly, 
120. Birmingham, 213. Bishops Castle, 173. Bolton-in-the-Moors, 114. Boroughbridge, 182. Boston, 166. Brecon, 160. 
Bridgnorth, 78. Bromyard, 166. Burgh, 182. Canterbury, 133. Carmarthen, 133, 166. Carnarvon, 144. - Chester, 88. - Chip- 
penham, 209. Cockermouth, 88. Cornwall, 114. Darlington, 114. Daventry, 114. Denbigh, 101. Derby, 213, p. 
166. Doncaster, 213. Dorset, 114. Drogheda. 202. Dublin, 106. Dumfries, 202, Durham, 166. Edinburgh, 114. 
Egremont, 88, Pr. Ellesmere, 114. Enniscorthy, 114. Essex, 166. Falmouth, 202. Fife,213. Frome, 166. Gainsburgh, 192. 
Glamford Bridge, 166. Glamorgan,128. Grimsby, Great,209. Haddington, 201. Halifax, 144. Hereford, 166, p. Hexham, 
128. Heytesbury, 160.. Holywell, 160. Horncastle, 182. Horsham, 166. Hull, Kingston-upon, 166. Inverness, 138. Kendal, 
166. Kent, Weald of,95. Western Division of, 133. Keswick, 88, ». Lewes, 160, p. Lincoln, 182. Linlithgow, 160. Liver- 
pool,g7,P. Louth, 192. Ludlow, 166. Lynn, King’s, 213. Macclesfield, 213. Machynlleth, 144. Malmesbury, 213. Malton, 
New, 144. Manchester, 114. Maryport, 88, Pr. Monmouth,213. Morpeth,106. Much Wenlock, 114.. Musselburgh, 101. 
Nantwich. 114. Newbury, 152. Newcastle-under-Lyme, 166, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 114,207, Pp. Newport, 213. Northampton, 
144. Norfolk, 166,213. Norwich, 166. Nottingham, 101. Oundle,114. Peterborough, 144. Plymouth and Plymouth Dock, 
120. Prescot,166. Preston,213.. Reading,85. Retford, East,114. Richmond, 160. Rugeley, 138. Ruthin, 101. Sarum, 
New, 152. Scotland, 144, Selkirk, 219.- Sheffield, 213. Shrewsbury, 93, Pp. Shipton, 166. Sleaford, 166. . Southampton, 166, p. 
Southwark, 166. Spilsby, 182. . Stafford, 120. Stonehouse, 120. Stourbridge,166. Suffolk,114. Surrey,128. Taunton, 213. 
Tavistock, 138. Thirsk, 166. Towcester,114. Ulverstone, 166. Wainfleet,182. Wallingford, 213. Walsall, 166. Wantage, 
213. Warminster, 160. Warrington, 144. Waterford, 133. Westbury, 160. _ Windsor, 213. Whitchurch, 111. | Whitehaven, 


88, Pr. Whitney, 209. Winchelsea, 87, rp. Wolverhampton, 152. . Worcester, 85. Workington, 88, Pp. 
York, 213. 


Dolgelly, 


Wrexham, 133. 


301.  (1819.) Against the additional tax on Leather in Ireland ; Carrick-on-Suir, rxxtv.215. Donegal, 149, p. Dungarvan. 221. Lei- 
trim, 195. Limerick, 155. Longford,215. Queen’s County, 202. Ross, New, 209. Waterford, 215. Wexford, 209. 


302. Lempriere, 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820. 9 B 





742 PETITION S—contznied. 


OOOO OOOOOOOOeeOaaao@®qQq®Q—S——————s——SsSsS$_— ws SSE 


I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;¢.—continued. 
302. Lem riere, Doctor :——Complaining of his dismissal from the Mastership of Exeter School; Presented and read, Lx xtv. 564. 
ejected, 565. 
Levant Company :—See infra, 663. 
303. Libel Act :—Of Richard Carlisle, for repeal of the Libel Act ; xx x1v. 149. 


304. Liberty of the Subject :——Respecting the Liberty of the subject; Mellor, Jonathan Buckley, Lxx111.121. Pilling, Samuel, and 
complaining of imprisonment for selling political books, 122,P. Swindells, Robert, 177, P. | Motion for appointing a Committee to 
inquire into the matter of the above Petitions, negatived, 369. 


305. Licences :—Of Brewers, &amp;c. of Cashel, for reducing the duty thereon; Lxxv. 157. 
306. Life Boats :—Of Lieutenant Edward Thrackston, respecting his invention of a Life Boat; Lxx1v. 209, P. See infra, 664. 
307. Lighthouses :—-From Dundee, for the erection of a Lighthouse on the Bell or Cape Rock on the eastern coast of Scotland ; :v111. 582. 


308. Lindsay, Waterhouse Crymble :——Respecting his dismissal from the command of his corps ; LX 11. 345. 


309. Linen :—Of Merchants, Manufacturers, and others, respecting the Linen Trade of Ireland, L1x.224. Read, and referred to a Committee, 
of the Whole House, 246. (See Committees, 683.) Other Petitions respecting the Linen Trade referred; Belfast and Lisburn, 257. 
Cavan, 282. Monaghan, 291.—--——Praying the House to continue the existing laws for the protection of the Linen Manufacture ; 
Dundee, Lx x1. 305. Forfar, 313. Leven, 313.——-Complaining of the distressed state of the persons employed in the Linen 
Manufacture ; Perth, Lxx1. 378. —-~==— Respecting the transit duties on Linen; Ballymena, Lxx11. 298. For continuing the 
bounties on the exportation of Linen; Aberdeen, Lxxv.301,P. Arbroath,242,p. Barnsley,275,P. Dundee, 253,P. Dunfermline, 
292,P. Fife, 375. Forfar, Burgh of, 237, 253. County of, 264, r. Inverness, 371, P. | Kerrymuir, 236, Pr. Montrose, 242, 
264, P. Perth,318, Pp. Wigan, 476, r. 


Logan William :—see infra, 624. 





311. London :—Respecting the gauging of wine in the Port of London ; Referred to the Select Committee on Acts relating to the Port of 
London, so far as relates to the gauging of wine. (See Committees, 1601.) Directors of the London Dock Company, Lx1x. 242. 
City of London, 251. West India Dock Company, 268. Merchants and Importers of Wines, Spirits, &amp;c. 329. Merchants trading 
to the West Indies, 329. London Spirit Dealers, 404. Merchants of West India Colonies, 472. Of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of 
London, respecting certain Orders of the House for the production of Accounts, Lx111. 313, P. Motion for referring the Petition to 
a Committee ; Previous Question proposed ; Previous Question and Motion withdrawn ; 368. 





312. London Directory :—Of the Proprietor of the London Directory, complaining of the Clerks of the Post Office having published 
a Directory ; Offered, and withdrawn, Lxx1v. 473. Of Henry Hunt Causton, on the same subject; Offered; Motion for bringing 
it up, negatived ; 597. 


313. Longitude :—Of Christian Siemers, respecting his invention for ascertaining the Longitude; txx111. 71.———— Of William Jowett 
Titford, praying that his claims and papers relating to his method of discovering the Longitude may be referred to a Committee ; 
LX XIII, 184. See infra, 668. 


Lords, House of :—See supra, 283. 
314. Lotteries :—Against Lotteries ; Bury St. Edmunds, tx xtv. 461, Pp. Hallamshire and Sheffield, Lxx1v.255,P. London, rx x11. 164. 
315. Loveil, Daniel :—Stating his case ; tx x. 38, 170. 
316. Luson, Hewling ; Late Clerk of the Cheque at Sheerness ; Stating his case; LxVI. 317. 
317. Machinery :—Against the excessive use of Machinery ; Leeds, ux x11. 49. London and Westminster, 369. Somerset and Wilts, 89. 


318. M° N aughton, Archibald :—Stating his case; 1x1x. 490. 


319. M° Rae, Alexander :—Respecting his conviction, and offering to make disclosure of certain matters respecting the conviction of 
Lord Cochrane, offered ; Motion for bringing it up negatived, Lx1x. 427. 


321. Magistrates :——Respecting the duties and jurisdiction of Magistrates; Bassett, Joseph Davie, Lxxv.22. Berrynarbor, 22. Coffin, 
Rev. C. P. 22. Colyton,g9. Cruwys, Morchard,67. Devon,22. Ilfracombe, 22,220, Pr. Linton, 99. Martinhoe, 26. 
Molton, North, 26. Paracombe, 15. Thurleston, 15,P?. Wilkins, Timothy, 22. Woolfardies Worthy, 26. Of John Lever, 
complaining of the conduct of a Magistrate in Lancashire in 1812; Offered; Motion for bringing it up negatived, Lxxv. 76. 





322. Mail Coaches :—For repeal of the exemption from Toll granted to Mail Coaches; Asaph, Saint, Roads, Trustees of, Lx VIII. 240. 
Austell, Saint, and Lostwithiel Roads, Trustees of, Lxvi11. 222. Bodmin Turnpike, Trustees and Creditors of, Lxv11I. 209. 
Carmarthen, Lxx1. 338. Carmarthenshire, Lx x1. 338. Cornwall, txviir. 156. Edinburgh, Haddington, Berwick, &amp;c. Roads, 
Trustees of, Lxv. 49.—Lxviil. 156. Flint Roads, Trustees of, txvii1. 240. Glasgow, LxviiI. 257. Haverfordwest, Lx x1. 349. 
Hitchin Roads, Trustees of, rxv1i1. 130. Holywell Roads, Trustees of, Lxv1it. 240. Lemsford Mill and Hitchin Roads, Trustees 
of, Lxvitt. 220. Liskeard Road, Trustees of, Lxvitr.110. Mostyn Roads, Trustees of, Lxvi11. 240. Pembrokeshire, Lx x1. 338. 
Porthaethwy Ferry and Holyhead Road, Trustees of, Lxvi11.133. Stevenage and Biggleswade Road, Trustees of, Lxvi11. 130. 
Truro Turnpike, Trustees, &amp;c. of, LXvIII. 299. 


Male Servants :—See supra, 17. 


323. Mallison, William Henry :—Respecting his invention for saving persons from drowning; LXv1i.357. Read, and referred to 
a Committee, 360. (See Committees, 1612.) Other Petitions of Mr. Mallison on the same subject; To lie on the Table, Lx1x. 264. 
—LX XI. 485.—L&amp; XIV. 456, P.—LxXxv. 30, 446. 


Malt : 

324. Respecting the making of Malt as required by Act 42 Geo. III.; [Note. The Petitions presented in 1802 and 1803, Vols. tv 11. and LV111. 
were only ordered to lie on the Table; those presented in 1806, Vol. Lx1. were ordered to lie upon the Table, and were afterwards 
referred to a Select Committee. See Committees, 1614.] Abingdon, Lv111. 103. Barnstaple, rv111. 73. Beverley, tx1. 282, Bridgnorth, 
Lvi11. 12. Bridgewater, Lv111. 79. Bristol, Lvi11. 34.—Lx1. 67. Cambridge, Lx1. 327. Chester, tx1. 134. Chichester, 
LxI. 205. Chippenham, LxI. 190. Coventry, LVILI. 34.—LXI. 123. Derby, LVII. 531.—LX1. 257. Devon, LXI. 154. 
Dorset, Lx1. 257. Dudley, rvt1. 531. Edinburgh, ux1. 108. Ellesmere, vir. 580. Evesham, Lvii. 471.—Lx1. 220. Exeter, 
Lvii1. 83. Gloucester, Lv11. 440, 560.—Lx1. 209. Gloucestershire, Lv111.29. Henley, tvi11.98. Herefordshire, LVIII. 109. 
—Lx1.127. Higham Ferrers, rx1. 205. Horncastle, tvii1. 260. Hull, rx1. 1391. Huntingdon, ux1.139. Kent, Lx1. 323. 
Kidderminster, ivi. 500. Leicester, LVI. §83.—LVIII. 44.—LXI. 154. Leominster, Lv1I1. 34. Lichfield, rx1. 91. Lincoln, 
LVI. 180.—Lx1. 5. Middlesex, Lx1. 316. Monmouth, tvitt, 156.—1Lx1. 15. Montgomery, rv111. 206. Newark, Lvii1. 123. 
—LXI. 139. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Lx1. 108. Norfolk, Lx1. 108. Northampton, x1. 205. Norwich, Lx1. 108. Nottingham, 
LXI. 58,71. Plymouth, rx. 37. Preston, 1x1. 134. Reading, rvim.83. Rutland, rxt.159. Sarum, New, LXI. 257. 
Sheffield, 1x1. 199. Shillingford, rvi11. 96. Shrewsbury, LVII. 531.—Lv111. 73. Somerset, 1x1. 294. Southampton, LVII1. 12. 
Spilsbury, Lvii1. 260. Stafford, ux1. 196. Suffolk, ux1.123. Surrey, tx1.199. Tewkesbury, Lv11. 440.—LviII. 12.—LXI. 
151. Walsall, Lvitr. 29. Warminster, rvii1. 60.—xxr. 118. Warrington, Lv. 180.—tx1. 38. Warwick, LVII. 452. 

Warwickshire, 





PETITIONS—conéinued. _ 743 


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[. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 


325. 


326. 


327. 


328. 


329. 


331. 
332. 


333. 


334. 


335. 


336. 


337. 


338. 


339. 


341 . 


342. 


343. 


344. 


346. 


347. 


348, 


349, 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


Malt—continued. 


Warwickshire, LV111. 43.—LX1. £23. Wellingborough, Lx1.205. Wellington, Lvi11.12. Wem, Lvit1.92, Wenlock, Lvit. 549. 
Whitchurch, rv111. 43. Wigan, x1. 160. Worcester, LVII. 471.—LXI. 144. 
Complaining of the duties on Malt; Dorset, 11x. 201. Hampshire, r1rx.65. Hertford, tvirr. 328. Kincardine, tvi11. 260. 


Norfolk, 11x. 149. Staffordshire, Lv111.140. Sussex, Lx. 270, Wolverhampton, Lv111. 84. Complaining of the duties on 
Malt and Beer; Pontefract, Lv111. 113. 


For revision of the Revenue Laws respecting Malt and Spirits, and the importation thereof from Scotland and Ireland ; Essex, 11x. 187. 


Lincolnshire, 192. Norfolk, 83. Staffordshire, 124. Suffolk, 83. Warwickshire,124. Read, and referred to a Select Committee, 
207. See Committees, 1443. 


Of Maltsters of Hertfordshire, praying that no alteration may take place in the law so far as relates to the sprinkling or watering of Malt 


on the floor; Lx1. 271. Referred to a Select Committee, 321. (See Committees, 1614.)————Petition from Essex on thesame subject ; 


Referred to the same Committee, 321. Complaining of certain restrictions in making Malt, in consequence of Act 52 Geo. III. ; 
Henley, txvii1.129. Reading, 98. 





For repeal of the War Malt Tax, or that it may not be continued; Arundel, rxx1.85. Brixton,94. Brothercross Hundred (Norfolk), 
82. Gallow Hundred (Norfolk), 82. Greenhoe, North, Hundred (Norfolk), 82. Guiltcross Hundred (Norfolk), 84. Henley, 215. 
Lewes, 85. Norfolk, 82. Norwich, 278. Shopham Hundred (Norfolk), 84. Worksop, 288. Yarmouth, Great, 278. 


Against the proposed duty on Malt; Cambridge, tx xiv. 532, P. George, Saint, Hanover Square, 515, P. Grantham, 532. 
532. Lincoln, 532, P. Newark-upon-Trent, 532,P. Saffron Walden, 532, P. 


For equalizing the duties on Malt ; Dumbarton, 1xxv. 203. Lanark, 67, Pr. Nairn, 241,P. Stirling, 95, P. 


Ipswich, 


Respecting the sprinkling of Malt on the floor; Barnstaple, Lxxv. 245. Newton Abbott and Newton Bushell, 347. Tewkesbury, 82. 
Tiverton, 217, P. Against the additional duty on Malt; Aberdeen, rxxv. 338. Argyll, 403, Pp. Ayr, 332. Berwick, 310. 
Campbeltown, 403, Pp. Chep, James, and others, 317. Cromarty, 334, . Edinburgh, 269, 334, r. Fife, 375, Pr. Inverness, 
224,P. Kintyre, 403, Pr. Leith, 334, Pp. Nairnshire, 269. Ross, 269, p. Roxburgh, 410, r. Wigtown, 269, (Pr. 274.) 





Malt, Tobacco and Tea :—From Bishop’s Castle, for repeal of Act of last Session granting additional ‘Taxes on Malt, Tobacco 
and Tea; LxXxv. 100, P. 


Man, Isle of :—Of John Woodhouse, respecting the curing of Herrings in the Isle of Man; Lx. 383. 


Manchester :—Of Inhabitants of Manchester, complaining of certain grievances and obstructions in their Right of Petitioning; 
LXVIII. 539- 


Manchester Meeting :—For an inquiry into the conduct of the Magistrates at a Meeting at Manchester on 16 August 1819; 
Bamford, Samuel, Lxxv. 16, Pp. Barlow, Thomas, 65, Pp. Bowker, Thomas, 65, P. Chisnall, James, 75, rp. Coates, Joseph, 75, p. 
Dawson, David and others, 46, p. Hadfield, James, 75, ». Hunt, Henry, 13, P. Kershaw, John, 79, P. Manchester and Salford, 
12,P. Reading, 16,r. Redford, Thomas, 65, r. Smith, James, 75,P. Taylor, James, 75, P. Westmorland, 38. ——— Of 
Robert Lees, respecting the Inquest at Oldham ; Lxxv. 65, P. 


Manners, William :—Chief Mate of the Custom House Cutter “ Hunter,” and the crew, complaining of non-payment of Prize 
Money for certain Captures; LX XII. 122. 


Manufactories :—Respecting persons employed in Manufactories; Referred to a Select Committee; (See Committees, 1619.) 
Birmingham, Lx x1. 338. Blackburn Cotton Mill, Linlithgowshire, 426. Carlisle, 309. Dumbarton, 455. Frome, 373. Glasgow 
’ 


307. Gloucester, 313. Lanark, New, 300. Renfrew, 314. Somerset, 341. Wilts, 341. See supra, 131. 133. 


March, Richard :—For remuneration for invention of a stocking frame; Offered; but not being recommended by the Crown it was 
not received ; Lxv. 496. ; 


Marriage :—Respecting the Marriage Act 26 Geo. II. and for enlarging the provisions thereof; Somerset, Lx x1. 14. ——— Com- 
plaining of the Marriage Act and certain parts of the Marriage Ceremony; Battle, Lxx1v. 542. Blyth, xxv. 145. Boston, rxx1v. 
616, rp. Bristol (Lewins Mead Chapel),Lxx1v. 497. Broughton, Great and Little, Lxx1v.621, rp. Chester, Lxx1v.621. Chichester, 
Uxxiv. 497. Cockermouth, Lxx1v.597- Cranbrook, Lxxiv. 514. Crediton, LXxIv. 503. Crescent, Jewin-street, Lx xiv. 497. 
—Lxxv. 309. Dewsbury, Lxx1v. 532. Exeter, Lxx1v.497,P. Falmouth and Flushing, txx1v. 518. Framlingham, uxxrv. 
497- Gloucester, Lxx1v. 497. Hackney (Gravel Pit Meeting House), uxx1v.497. Kendal, txxiv. 621. Kent, rx x11. 466. 
Kidderminster, Lx xv. 280, p. Lewes, LXxIV.554,P. Lincoln, xxiv. 497. Liverpool, Lxx1v. 497, Pp. London, Lxxv. 280, P. 
London and Westminster, Lxx1v. 509. Maidstone, LxxIv. 542. Morpeth, Lxxv.122, Pp. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Lxxv. 145, P 
Newport, Isle of Wight, Lxxiv. 497, P. Norwich, Lxx1v. 497. Nottingham, xxiv. 588. Parliament Court, Artillery Lane, 
LxxIv. 497. Penrith, rxx1v. 621. Plymouth and Plymouth Dock, txx1v. 483. Poole, Lxx1v. 588. Sheffield, txxiv. 542. 
Shields, North,rxxv.211. Southwark, Lxx1v. 542,P. Sussex, txx11. 466. Tenterden, Lxx1v. 497,¥. Thomas, St. Chapel, 
Southwark, Lxxv. 280,P. Thorne, Lxx1v. 497. Unitarians in Kent and Sussex, Lx xit. 466. 


Marris, Robert :—Complaining of his treatment in prison; Lx1x. 365. 


Mary-le-bone New Street :—Of owners of premises in the line of the street, respecting the notices to deliver up the possession of 
their premises; Lx x. 350. Of inhabitants of Norris Street and Market Terrace respecting certain alterations which were made 
in the plan, in the Committee, but which did not afterwards appear in the plan; Referred toa Commitee, Lxx11. 72. See Committees, 
1674. ——=—— Of inhabitants, &amp;c. on the proposed line of the Street, respecting compensation ; Motion for referring it to the Committee 
on the Petition of inhabitants of Norris Street and Market Terrace, negatived, Lx x11. 311. Complaining of the operation of the 


Act; Green, John, Lxx11. 194. Hargrave, James, xxx11.194. Mayor, Charles, pxx111. 419, P. Spragg, Joseph, rx x11. 188. 
Straffon, James, Lx x111. 388. Wakeman, Thomas, Lxx111. 23. 








Mason, St. John :—Stating his case; Lx111. 292.—LXVI. 344.—LXVII. 481. 


Medical and Surgical Practioners :—From Waterford, for placing the Medical and Surgical Practitioners of Ireland with 


respect to taxation of men-servants, horses and carriages, on the same footing with persons following the like professions in London; 
Lxx. 462. 


Medicine :—Of Chemists and Druggists, &amp;c. complaining of hardships in consequence of Act 42 Geo. III. for granting duties on 
Medicine; Ashbnrton, Lv111.84. Barnstaple, 237. Exeter, 103. London, 182. Plymouth, 35. Pontefract,211. Sheffield, 79. 
Southwark, 157. Tavistock,60. Westminster, 223. 


Menai :—Against any Bill for building a Bridge over the Straits of Menai, Carnarvon town and county; Lxv. 484. 


In favour of 
Bridge; Anglesey, Lxv. 501. 


Mitchell, John :—Stating his case; Lx1x. 454. 
Military :——From Oldham, complaining of the conduct of the Military; Lxxv. 204, P. 


351. Military 













944 PETITIONS—continued. 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 


351. Military Establishmeuts : —From the Corporation of London for retrenchment of the Military Establishments ; Lx xt. 240. 


352. Militia :—Of Inhabitants of Drogheda respecting the quota of men to be provided for the Militia by that town and county ;, LvIIT. 295. 
—LXI. 377. ——=—— Of Labourers employed in the Victualling Office at Deptford, praying to be exempt from the Militia; Lxvt. 98. 


353. Mills, James, of Bristol :—-Complaining of not being allowed to prosecute an indictment ; Motion that the Petition do lie upon the 
Table, negatived ; Lx XIV. 502. 


354. Mills, James, of London :—Complaining of not being allowed to conduct a prosecution; Lxx1Vv. 569, P. 


355. Mills, Mark Anthony :——Complaining of Imprisonment; Lxvi1. 279. Motion for referring the Petition to a Committee, 
withdrawn, 306. 


356. Mitchell, Captain William :—Respecting an affidavit of David Evan Bartholomew; tx.g0. See Accounts and Papers, 4014-5. 
357. Moffat Grammar School :—Of Inhabitants of Moffat, respecting the misapplication of the funds; Lx x1v. 107. 

358. Montgomery, John :—Complaining of wrongous imprisonment at Glasgow ; LX XII. 245, P. 

359. Moulton, Charles :—See infra, 476. 


361. Moxon, John :—Respecting Prisoners in execution for debt and respecting the case of Robert Christie Burton, Esq.; Lxx111. 197, P. 
Of Robert Christie Burton, Esq. complaining of the above Petition; Lx x111. 256, P. Of John Moxon and others, 
regarding the case of Robert Christie Burton, Esq.; Offered, and it appearing that the Petition was not signed by the Petitioners but 
by an Agent only, the Petition was not received; LX XIV. 43. See supra, 62. 








362. Mules :—Of Carriers to the Mines in Cornwall, respecting the dutieson Mules ; Lx x1. 209. 
363. Nails :—Of Nail Makers of St. Ninian and Falkirk, complaining of machines for making Nails; Lx x11. 453. 
Narrow Wheels :—See infra, 573. 


364. Naval Inquiry : —Respecting the Tenth Report of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry ; Albans, St. 2x. 257. Bedford,301. Berks, 
251. Cornwall,340. Coventry, 366. Essex, 384. Hertford, 287. Kent, 459. London, 213. Middlesex, 233. Northum- 
berland,311. Norfolk, 281. Reading, 287. Sarum, New, 213. Southampton, 310, 353. Southwark, 213. Surrey, 273. 
Westminster, 236. York, 276. 


365. Navigations :—Dublin Royal Canal; Of Lieutenant General. John Daniel Arabin, a debenture holder, Lxx1. 62. Of Stockholders, 
LXX1I.51. Referred to the Select Committee on the state of the late Royal Canal Company, 351. (See Committees, 1655.) Of four 
and half per cent holders, 287. Referred to the same Committee, 288. Glasgow and Ardrossan Canal; From Renfrew, respecting 
the completion of that Canal; Lxxv. 228, See Navigations, 141-149. 


366. Navigation Laws:—-Of owners and parts of owners of British ships, respecting the suspension of the Navigation Laws; London, L1x. 
305. Newcastle, 356. Portsmouth, 312. Scarborough, 312. Sunderland, 321. ——— For repeal of Act 43 Geo. III. c. 153, so far 
as to prohibit the importation by neutral ships of the produce of an enemy’s country into the United Kingdom ; Greenock, Lxv111. 469. 
Liverpool, 408. London, 469. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 434. Port Glasgow, 431. Scarborough, 471. Sunderland, 454. — Of 
ship owners of Yarmouth against any alteration of the Navigation Laws; LXXv. 252. 





367. Nav p aoe Of Benjamin Tucker respecting a letter written by the Commissioners of the Navy to the Admiralty, reflecting on his character 
and conduct ; Lx.214. From the Navy Board respecting Mr. Tucker’s Petition, 246. See Accounts and Papers, 3596-3598. ———. 
From East Stonehouse respecting the burden arising from the families of the Royal Marines; Lxxv.76, P. 


368. Navy List :—Of Penelope Mason and Stanley Goddard, complaining of the official publication of the Navy List; Lxx111. 302, P. 


369. Needles :—Of Needle Makers of Redditch, complaining of the use of Engines in the manufacture of Needles; txx11. 166. 


Neutral Ships :—See supra, 366. 


371. New South Wales :—Complaining of the conduct of Governor Macquarie ; Blake, William, Lx xrt. 418, P.—Lxx1v. 261. Drake, 
John, Lxxv. 437. Hinshall, William, Lxxiir. 418, Pp. Read, Daniel, Lxx111. 418, Pp. Rose, Thomas, Lxx111. 418, Pp. Settlers, 
Lxx11.148. Williams, George, Lx x1v. 262. 


372. Newfoundland Trade :—Respecting the Trade with Newfoundland ; Dartmouth, Lxx11. 363. Teignmouth and Shaldon, 332. 
See infra, 682. 


373. Newspapers :——Of George Farquharson, complaining of bye laws of Inns of Court prohibiting writers in Newspapers being called to the 
Bar; Lxv.121. Order respecting the Grand Committee on Courts of Justice read; Motion for referring the Petition to the said 
Committee, withdrawn, 212. Of Proprietors of Newspapers, respecting the duty on advertisements in Ireland; txv1. 306. 
Petition read; Act 50 Geo. III. c. 76, read; Motion that the said Petition and Act be referred to a Committee of the Whole House, 
negatived . 337. Of Dealers of Newspapers in the Metropolis for suppression of the saleof Sunday Newspapers ; Lx xv. 243. 








374. Norwich :—Of the Mayor, Sheriffs, &amp;c. of Norwich, relative to the administration of justice, and praying that the Assizes may be 
holden there twice in every year; Referred to the Select Committee on the Northern Circuit; Instruction, that the Committee have 
power to take the same into consideration; Lxx111.11. (See Committees, 1661.) Another Petition from Norwich on the 
same subject; Lxx1v. 58. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Thetford respecting the Petition from Norwich, 124. Another Petition 
from Norwich, praying for two gaol deliveries in every year; LXX1Iv. 185. Of Justices of Norfolk, to remove the Lent Assizes 
to Norwich; Lxxiv. 348. Of the Sheriffs of Norwich, for two general gaol deliveries, and for an alteration in the times of 
holding the Assizes for the county of Norfolk; Lxxv. 402, P. 














375. Oats :—Of Inhabitants of Leeds, respecting the price of Oats and Oatmeal ; Referred to the Select Committee on the high price of 
provisions ; LVI. 211. See Committees, 1705. 


376. O’Hanlon, Patrick :——Stating his case; Lxx1. 458.—-Lxx11I. 197. Read; Motion, That the Petition be printed; With- 
drawn, 419. 


377. Offices in Reversion :—Respecting Offices in Reversion; Annan, Lx111. 317. London, 230. Worcester, 282. 
Oporto :——See infra, 577- 


378. Orange Societies :—Complaining of the Societies of Orangemen in Ireland; Ballibay, Lx1x. 337. Belfast, 337. Dungannon and 
Armagh, 337 Ireland, 381. Keady, 337. Killileagh, 337. Larne, 337. Lisburn, 337. Magheralie, 337. Moira, 337. 
Mourne, 420. Newry, 337. Rathfreland, 420. Rosstrevor, 420. Segoe, 337. Whitehouse, 337- Praying the House to 
inquire into the conduct of the Orange Associations, by the appointment of a Parliamentary Commission; Armagh, LxX 195. 
Ballibay, 195. Ballymena, 195. Ballynahinch, 195. Belfast, 195. | Downpatrick, 429. Dungannon, 195. Killileagh, 195. 
aie ong Lisburn, 195. Moira, 195. Mourne, 195. Newry, 195, 429. Portaferry, 429. Rathfryland, 429. Rostrevor, 195. 
Saintfield, 195. 





379. Orders : 


PETITIONS—continued. 745 








1. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 


379. Orders in Council :—(1808.) Respecting Orders in Council ; London, :x111. 163. Liverpool; Counsel ordered, and day appointed 
for taking Petition into consideration, 163. (See Orders in Council, 1.) Manchester, 168. London, 184. Kingston-upon-Hull, 194. 
Cork, 203. (1812.) Respecting Orders in Council ; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to a Committee of the 
Whole House ; or else referred when presented ; (See Committees, 866.) Birmingham, txv11.285. Blackburn, 237. Bristol, 396. 
Chorley, 348. Dunfermline, 385. Glasgow, 317, 318, 390. Kendal, 381. Liverpool, 320, 375. London, 378. Merchants, 418. 
Paisley, 385. Port Glasgow, 381. Scarborough, 395. Sheffield, 285. Shields, North, 377. Shields, South, 386. Shrewsbury, 


381. Staffordshire Potteries, 266, 427. Staffordshire Potters, 372. Sunderland, 320, 377. Walsall, 321. 
Yorkshire, 266. 





Worcester, 412. 


381. Ordnance :—Of Proprietors of Houses in Portsea, respecting a fence set up under the direction of the Officers of the Ordnance ; 
LXVII. 494. 


Orkney Islands :—See infra, 684. 


382. Oysters :—Of Smack Owners, &amp;c. concerned in the Oyster Fisheries of Colchester, against the importation of Oysters by Foreigners ; 
LXXII. 205. 


Pantheon Theatre :—See infra, 539. 


383. Paper :——Of Booksellers and Printers of the cities of London and Westminster, respecting the duties on Paper; Lv11.115. Read, and 
referred to a Committee, 183. (See Committees, 1668.)—~—— Respecting the duties on Glazed Papers; Leeds, tv11. 345. Norwich, 
380. Wakefield, 345. ———— Of Makers of Milled Board, respecting the duties on Milled Board; tvu11. 402. Against the 
introduction of machinery in making Paper; Paper Makers of Maidstone, Lxx1. 130. Paper Manufacturers, Lxx11. 251. Referred 
to a Select Committee, 259. (See Committees, 1669.) Journeymen Paper Makers, Lx xIv. 97. 





Parliament ; Concerning Reform of Parliament : 

384. (1810.) Berkshire, txv. 464. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 426. Canterbury, 389. Canterbury (Counter Petition), 411. Coventry, 488. 
Freeholder of England, 360. Motion, That the Petition do lie upon the Table, negatived, 362. Freeholder of England, 427. Hull, 
Kingston upon, 422. Hull, Kingston upon (Counter Petition), 478. Liverpool, 388. Middlesex, 64. Middlesex, 489. Motion, 
That the Petition do lie upon the ‘Table, negatived, 491. London, 410, 487. Nottingham, 426,477. Reading, 349. Rochester, 477. 
Sheffield; Motion, That the Petition do lie upon the Table ; Motions for adjourning debate, and for Petition to lie upon the Table, 
negatived; 491-2. Sheffield (Counter Petition), 510. Southwark, 501. Westminster, 81, 293. 
(Counter Petition), 488. 

385. (1811.) Herts, pxvi. 231. Kent, 417. 


386. (1812.) Bolton, ~xvi1.207. Caithness, 83. Essex, 330. 


Worcester, 389. Worcester 


387. (1813.) Nottingham, a printed Petition; Motion for bringing it up, negatived; Lxvi11. 624. Rochester, 567. 
388. (1815.) Newbury, Lxx. 146. 


389. (1816.) Aberdeen, Lxx1.477. Bristol, 320. Glasgow, 477. Huddersfield, 292. Kilbarchan, 347. 


391. (1817.) Aldgate Ward, London, rxx11. 75. Alexandria, 75. Alton (Stafford), 200. Anderston,75. Andover, 206. Annan, 138. 
Arbroath, 149. Arnold,110. Artillery Ground, 131. Ashby de la Zouch, 144. Ashton-under-Lyne; Motion, That Petition do 
lie upon the Table, negatived, 7. Bannockburn, 135. Bardney, 108. Barrow-upon-Soar, 119. Bath, 122. Beeston, 33. Beith, 
117. Belfast,144. Belper,76. Berks, 142. Birmingham, 43. Birstall,135. Bishopsgate Ward, London,175. Blackburn, 101. 
Bolton, Great and Little, 63. Bonhill, 75. Boston, 93. Bradford, 37. Brading, 135. Brechin, 149. Bridgeton, 75. Bristol, 6. 
Bulwell, 118. Burton, 118. Bury, 179. Calverton Woodborough, 118. Cambuslang, 179. Carlisle, 79. Carlton, 118. Car. 
munnoch, 101. Carpenters of the Metropolis, 144. Cartsdyke, 135. Castle Baynard Ward, London, 80. Castle Donnington, 21. 
Castleshaw; Motion, That Petition do lie upon the Table ; Motion and Petition withdrawn; 7. Chalford, 205. Chelsea, 434, P. 
Chilwell, 118. Church Stretton, 109. Clavering, 20. Clitheroe, 107. Cork, 259, 292. Cornwall, 13, 14. Coventry, 50. 
Crich, 76. Crompton, 62. Cupar, 131. Delph, 7. Motion, That the Petition do lie on the Table, negatived, 8. Delph, 122. 
Dewsbury, 54. Dublin, 92, 287. Duffield, 101. Dumbarton, 75. Dunfermline, 215,288. Dundee, 160. Dysart, 41, 109. 
Elderslie, 99. Failsworth, 62. Fenwick, 412. Feversham, 106. Gainsburgh,93. Galston,144. Glasgow, 55,75. Gotham, 
118. Govan, 75. Greasley,118. Greenock, 135. Grimsby, Great, 223. Grooby; Motion, That the Petition do lie on the Table, 
negatived, 135. Guisborough, 127. Halifax,16. Hamilton, 24. Hampshire, 46. Hanley and Shelton, 241. Heckmondwicke, 
112. Hinckley, 132. Hollinwood, 63. Honiton, 21. Horsforth, 30. Horsham, 143. Horsleydown, 141. Houston, 110. Huck- 
nall Torkard, 118. Hull, Kingston upon, 102. Ipswich, 166. Irvine, 134. Ives, St. 227. Johnstone, 223. Kegworth, 123. 
Keighley, 223. Kent, 151. Keyworth, 281.- Kilbarchan, 110. Kilmarnock, 42. Kirkcaldy, 93. Kirkintilloch, 19. Kirton, 
286. Lambeth, 160. Lambley, 118. Lane End, 241. Langholm,117. Leeds, 29, 37. Lees, 7,107. Leicester, 27. Leigh, 27. 
Leigh (Counter Petition), 197. Lenton, 118. Leuchars, 93. Linlithgow, 209. Liverpool, 154. Loddon, 20. London, Lord 
Mayor, &amp;c. of, 24, 36. Loughborough, 123. Ludlow, 101. Lymington; Motion, That the Petition do lie upon the Table, negatived, 
48. Lynn, King’s, 20. Lyon, Thomas, respecting a Petition from Warrington, 65. Macclesfield, 33. Manchester, 32. Motion. 
That the Petition do lie upon the Table, negatived, 33. Manchester and Salford, 37. Mansfield, 118. Markfield, 126. Mitcham, 
169. Monmouthshire, 78. Montrose,149. Mount Sorrel, 131. Narborough,79. Newbury, 144. Newcastle-under-Lyme, 130. 
Norwich ; Offered; Motion for bringing it up, negatived; 25. Norwich, 30. Nottingham, 33, 112. Oxford, 109. Oxton, 118. 
Padiham, 101. Paisley,179. Perth, 101, 116, 163. Pollokshaws, 131. Preston,147. Pulborough, 141. Quick,6. Motion, 
That the Petition do lie on the Table, negatived,7. Quick, 48. Queensferry, South, 190. Renfrew, 108. Renton, 75. Riccarton, 
101. Ripponden, 79. Ross, 166. Royston, 107. Rutherglen, 19. Saltcoats, 190. Sawley, 413. Sheffield, 21. Shelton, 241. 
Shoreditch, 132. Soothill, 135. Southwark, 108,160. Spa Fields, inhabitants of Metropolis assembled in, 29, 45. Spital Fields, 
79. Stapleford, 118. Stewarton, 101. Stirling, 123. Stockton-upon-Tees, 116. Strathaven, 147. Strathkinniss, 110. Strathmiglo, 
132. Sutton Bonnington, 123. Sutton in Ashfield, 281. Swineshead, 108. Taylors (Journeymen) of the Metropolis, 48, Tarbolton, 
135. Tavistock, 30. Tenbury, 80. Wakefield 99. Warrington, 27, 65,178. Wisbech, 185. Wolverhampton, 203. Worcester, 
112. Yarmouth, Great, 283. York, 142. ——— Paisley ; Presented, and the said Petition not having any name signed thereto; 
Motion, That the Petition be now read; debate thereon adjourned; Lxx11.128. Further adjourned, 136, 139, 144. Resumed ; 
Question negatived thereupon; 155. —&lt;—— Leir and Sheepshead; Presented; and the said Petitions not having any name 
signed upon the papers on which they were written; Motion, That the said Petitions be now read; debate thereon adjourned; 
“xxi, 128. Further adjourned, 136, 139, 144. Resumed; Question negatived thereupon ; 155. Andershaw, Ashborne, 
Bolton, Great and Little, Bradsull, Burslem, Charlestown, Denton, Derby, Draycott, Duckingfield, Earl Shilton, Findern, 
Heage, Holmfirth, Horsley, Huddersfield, Hurst, Hyde, Kelburn, Matlock, Melbourne, Moss Little, Newton, Normanton, 
Ripley, Smalley, Spoondon, Stayley Bridge, Stockport, Wigan, Wirksworth, Woodhouse ; Presented; Motion, That the Petitions 
do lie upon the Table; debate thereon adjourned; txx11.128. Further adjourned, 136, 139, 144. Resumed, 155. Question 
amended; Petitions rejected; 156. Abbotshaw, Alfreton, Alton (Hants,) Alverthorpe, Ashford, Ashton-under-Lyne, 
Ashworth, Astley, Auchtermuchty, Bamford, Barnsley, Barrow-upon-Soar, Basford, Bath, Bierlow, Birch, Blaby, Bolton-le-Moors, 
Bonsall, Bradfield, Brashurst Saddleworth, Brightside, Bury, Butterworth, Cameron, Castleton, Ceres, Chadderton, Chelsea, 
Chesterfield, Counthill, Cranbrooke, Cromford, Crompton, Crowley, Cupar, Delph, Denton, Diseworth and Belton, Droylsden, 
Duckinfield, Ecclesfield, Eccleshall, Edinburgh, Elland and Greetland, Eyam, Failsworth, Falkland, Finchley, Forfar, Glodwick, 
Grapcroft, Greenacres Moor, Greetland, Grenfield, Hackney Road, Hartshead and Alt, Haslingden, Hathern, Hayes, Heanor and 








Calver, 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 9 C 





746 : PETITLONS—continued. 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 


Parliament ; Concerning Reform in Parliament—continued. 

Calver, Heywood, Higham, Hollinwood, Hoolley Hill, Hounslow, Houston, Hoyland, Hurst, Hurstbrooks, Ilkeston, Islington, 
Kegworth, Kirkcaldy, Lanark, Lees and Hey, Leicester, Loughborough, Lydgate, Manchester and Salford, Martin, St. le Grand, 
Mary-le-bone, Saint, Micklehurst, Middleton, Milnrow, Moor (Lower,) Mossley, Mumpsbrook, Newbury, Normanton (South,) 
Nottingham, Oadby, Oldham, Offerton and Newton, Ossett-cum-Gawthorpe, Paisley, Pathhead, Penistone, Pentrich and Crich 
Pilkington, Preston, Quardon, Radcliffe, Remstone, Rochdale, Rotherham, Roundthorne, Royton, Saddleworth, Selston and Kirkby, 
Shaw, Sheffield, Shirland, Sholver, Shoredge, Sileby, Spital Fields, Stanley, Stayley, Stayley Bridge, Steaveley, Stelairtown, 
Stirling, Stockport, Stratford-le-Bow, Strinesdale, Sutton Bonnington, Sutton in Ashfield, Swaine, Taunton and Littlemoss, Thornham, 
Thurston, Tideswell and Litton, Tonbridge, Tongue, Tower Hamlets, Unsworth, Wadsley, Wakefield, Waterhead Mill and Eccles, 
Wath-upon-Derne, Westminster, Whatton (Long,) Whitefield and Middleton, Wigan, Wimeswold, Wingfield (South,) Withrington, 
Wolverhampton, Woodhouses, Zouch Mill; Presented ; and it appearing that the said Petitions were printed ; Motion, That the said 
Petitions be now read; debate thereon adjourned; Lxx11. 128. Further adjourned, 136, 139, 144. Resumed; entries in Journals 
read; Question, That Petitions be now read, negatived; 156. Airdrie, Bath, Blackburn, Bolton-le-Moors, Campsie, Cumber- 
nauld, Eaglesham, Forfar, Girvan, Glasgow, Glodwich, Greenacres, Holmfirth, Horwick, Hull (Kingston upon,) Kersley, Leicester, 
Loughborough, Manchester, Mumpsbrook, Newmilns, Nottingham, Sheffield, Sholver, Stansfield, Westminster ; Motion, That the 
Petitions do lie upon the Table; debate thereon adjourned; Lxx11.129. Further adjourned, 136, 139, 144. Resumed ; Petitions 
to lie upon the Table; 156. 





$02. (1818.) Anne, St. Westminster; txx111. 217. Ashton-under-Lyne, 123, 193. Austerlands, 369. Bath, 9, 9, P. 23, 23, P. 67, 83, 217. 
Bethnal Green, 93, 192. Birmingham, 229, 369, 412. Bramford, 217. Bridgton, 412. _Brighthelmston, 303, 374, 399. 
Bristol, 115, P. 123, 123, P. 147, 206, 369. Broseley,227. Burslem, 1g2. Christ Church, Surrey, 93, 192. Clay Brae, 102, Pp. 
Cobbett, William ; Presented, and ordered to be read, and notice taken that forty Members were not present, House adjourns; 412. 
Coventry, 361, 415. Crediton, 412. Crompton, 207. Derby, 227. Dundee, 355, 412. Edinburgh, 369, 412. Edmorids, George, 
131. Errol, 412. Exeter, 412. Falkirk, 354. Finsbury, 369. George, Saint, Hanover Square ; Presented and read, and ordered 
to be rejected ; 67. Glasgow, 355, 369. Halifax, 217, 317, 369. Harrington, 196. Holbeck, 176, 176,r. Huddersfield, 355. 
Ipswich, 217. Kilbarchan,217. Ladywell, 123. Leeds, 123, 131, 168, 317, 317,P. 412. Lees, 303. Littlemoss, 229. Liver- 
pool, 20, 42, 83,P. 196, 355. London, 412. Loughborough, 412,P. Lynn, 387, 412. Macclesfield, 164. Manchester, 123, 
355, 369. Margaret, Saint, Westminster, 123. Margaret, Saint, and Saint John’s, Westminster, 93, 164. Markbury, 192. 
Mary-le-bone, St. 217,412. Middlesex, 93, 192, 412. Middleton, 345, 350. Needham Market, 217,r. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
123, 131, 147, 164, 168, 192, 192, P. 355. Newington, 93, P. 113, P. 196, 227, 280, 354. Oldham, 297, 355. Otley, 217. 
Paisley, 354. Pollockshaws, 355, 369.. Portsmouth, 229. Preston, 164, 217, 280, 305. Rochdale, 192, Pp. 345, 355, 412. 
Royton, 70, 168, 206, 355. Rutherglen, 212. Sheffield, 192, 355, 369. Shoreditch, 369. Spital Fields, 369. Taunton, 
229, 369. ‘Taylor, George; Presented, and read; Motion, That the Petition do lie upon the Table, negatived; 223. Todmorden, 
369. Tunstal, 123. Warrington, 93, 157, 412. Waterloo, in Ashton-under-Lyne, 229. Westminster, 93, 369, 408, P. 412. 
Wroe, James, 217. 


$95. (1819.) Brothercross, Lxx1v. §76, Pr. Gayton Thorpe, 576. Liverpool, 606, ». Lynn, 576,606. Norwich, 425. Royton, 166. 


$94. (1819-20.) Cartwright, John, Lxxv. 411, Pp. Durbam, Great and Little, 19. Edmonds, George; Offered; Motion, That the Petition 
be brought up, withdrawn ; 471. Edmonds, George ; Motion, That the Petition be printed, negatived, 477. London, 249, P. Mills, 
James; Motion, That the Petition do lie upon the Table, negatived; Petition rejected; 458. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 203, p. 
Northumberland, 378, pr. 


395. Patents :—For alteration of the Law of Patents; Patentees, &amp;c. of the Metropolis, txxv. 310, Pp. Manufacturers of the Metropolis, 
316, P. 


396. Peace :—For endeavours to be used to restore Peace; Alfreton, Lxv111.375. Ashby de la Zouch, rxvi11. 375. Belper, LX VIII. 375. 
Bolton, Great and Little, px111. 89. Bristol, Lxvi11.640. Castle Donington, Lxvi11. 375. Chowbent, Lxvil. 374. Derby, 
LxViul. 375. Dysart, uxvi11. 470. Earl Shilton, pxviir. 246. Heanor, yxvi11. 375. Hinckley, xviii. 246. Hugglescote, tx vitt. 
247. Ilkeston, Lxvi11. 375. Kegworth, rxvii1. 375. Leeds, rxvi11.374. Leicester, uxvi11. 258. Liverpool, txvir. 323. 
—Lxvitt. 493. London; Motion, That the Petition do lie upon the Table, negatived, txx. 263. Loughborough, txvitr. 375. 
Manchester and Salford, rx111. 189. Matlock, yxvi11. 375. Melbourn, yxviir. 375. Oldham, ux111.92. Preston, txvir. 220, 
Sileby, Lxvit1. 375. Staffordshire Potteries, Lxvi11. 374. Stapleford, uxvii1. 375. Stockport, Lx111. 123. Warwick, txviit. 
358. Westminster, rxx. 329. 





397. Peace Preservation :—Memorials respecting the Public Peace; Bolton, xvii. 538. Chowbent, txvir. 536. 


Of the High 
Sheriff and Grand Jury of Queen’s County, respecting the Preservation of the Peace in Ireland, Lx x111. 20, P. 


398. Perrot, Pierre Damasé :—Stating his case; txx1, 429. Motion for an Address for extracts of dispatches received from the 
Governor of the Mauritius relative to the case of Pierre Damasé Perrot, negatived, 446. 


399. Philips, Richard Mansell (a Member) :——Of Peter Battey, complaining of certain circumstances relating to him; Lxv11. 409. 
Pilchards :—See infra, 689. 


401. Pilots :——Of North Sea Pilots; Praying for the same privileges as the Cinque Ports; Lxx11. 11. —&lt;—— Of Boatmen of Walmer; 
To amend the Deal Pilots Act; Lx x11. 77. —~-— Of persons as extra Pilots at Deal during the War; For relief, ux x 17. 


402. Pluckwell, Henry :—Stating his case ; Motion that the Petition do lie upon the Table, negatived ; Lx x11. 142. 
403. Plymouth :——Of Lord Boringdon ; Respecting the Embankment at Catwater near Plymouth ; Lx1. 480. 


404. Police Committee :—Of George Heneky, complaining of the Evidence given before the Select Committee on the Police of 
the Metropolis; 1x x11. 440. Of James Trotter, John Whitmore and Thomas Reid, Esquires, Justices of the Peace for the 
County of Surrey, relating to the Police Report of last Session ; Lxx111. 120, Pp. Read, and referred to the Select Committee on the 
Police of the Metropolis, 250. Of James Meek, praying that the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Police Committee in 1817, 
may be allowed to be produced in Evidence; To be printed; leave given to the Clerk and Shorthand Writer who attended the 
Committee, to attend a trial with the Minutes of Evidence; Lxxv. 443. Respecting the Police of Ireland; Galway 
LXXIV. 5,P. Limerick, LXxv. 17, P. See infra, 624. 


Political Books :—See supra, 304. 








Poor : 
405. 1801.) Respecting the Poor Rates; Dewsbury, v1.42. (Read, and referred to the Select Committee on the high price of Provisions, 
107.) Folehill; Referred to the Select Committee on the high price of Provisions, 78. Halifax and Bradford; Referred to the 
Select Committee on the high price of Provisions, 105. Whitehaven, 212.———Complaining of defects in the Poor Laws ; Halifax 
and Bradford, rv1. 412. 


406. (1811.) Respecting the Poor Rates; Sussex, LXv1. 144. 
407. (1815.) Relative to the power of Overseers calling out children to labour; Wily, Lxx. 341. 


408. (1816.) Respecting the Poor Laws; Edward Smith ; Referred to the Select Committee on the Poor Laws, Lx x1. 433.——— For rating 
lead mines to the Poor Rates; Arkengarthdale, uxx1. 483. Grassington, 497. Grinton, 483- Melbecks, 483. Reeth, 483. 


409. (1817.) 








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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 


Poor— continued. 


409. (1817. Respecting the Poor Rates and the Poor Laws; Alston, Lxx11.29. Ashburton, 227. Ashwell, John, 357. Barrow-on-Soar, 
259. Barwell, 166. Belgrave, 259. Benthall, 121. Bermondsey, 259. Bilston, 190. Blaby, 259. Bocking, 166. Braintree, 
204. Brent, South, 227. Broadhempston, 162. Brozelley, 154. Buckfastleigh, 183. Burback, 138. Chivelstone, 331. Climping, 
335. Coventry, 235,P- Counteshorpe, 259. Dacre with Beverley, for rating lead mines, 223. Dartington, 162. Dawley, 185. 
Deptford, 249,”. Glamorgan, 177. Glemsford, 186. Gloucester, 183. Gravesend, 204. Godalming, 255. Halsted, 204. 
Hathern, 259. Hinckley, 162. Hornchurch, 177. Hucknall Torkard, Kirkby and Hucknal under Huthwaite, 53. Hull, Kingston 
upon, 270. Ilsey, East, 204. Ipswich, 74. Kettering, 223. Kingsclere, 186. Langton Matravers, 143. Leicester, 174. Maccles- 
field, 204. Madeley, 185. Maltby, Thomas, 187. Mansfield, 205. Marrick, for rating lead mines, 13. Middleton, 235. Milton, 
next Gravesend, 204. Mountsorrel, North, 259. Mountsorrel, South, 259. Nottingham, 25. Quordon, 259. Reeth, for rating 
lead mines, 53. Sileby, 259. Staverton,162. Sudbury, 186. Sunderland, 223. Sutton in Ashfield, 36. Swannage, 143. Swinford, 
Old, 205. Syston, 259. Threlfall, Lazarus, 355. Thurmaston, 259. Trowbridge, 287, r. Walthew, Richard, 236. Wandsworth, 
227. Wellington, 168. Wigston, Magna, 183. Wombridge, 186. Woodbridge, 101. Of Worcestershire Medical Society, for 
compensation for attendance on Casual Poor; LXXII. 455. 





411. (1818.) Respecting the Poor Laws; Referred to the Select Committee on the Poor Laws; (See Committees, 1683.) Alston, for rating 
lead mines, Lx x111. 208, Pp. Andrew, St. Holborn and Saint George the Martyr, 148. Arkengarthdale, for rating lead mines, 153. 
Berwick upon Tweed, 190. Birmingham, g1,P. Climping, 213. Grinton, 138,P. Guildford, 355. Hull, Kingston upon, 161, 
168,195, P. Jennings, Joseph, 215. Lancaster, 204. Leeds; Referred to the Committee on the Poor Laws Amendment Bill, 282. 
Mellbecks, for rating lead mines, 169. Nottingham, 164. Pancras, 210,P. Plymouth Dock, 152. Preston, 167,P. Reeth, for 
rating lead mines, 153. Schultes, Henry, 125. Walsall, 215. Of Worcestershire Medical Society, respecting their attendance 
on the Sick Poor ; Referred to the Select Committee on the Poor Laws, Lx XIII. 45. 





412. (1819.) Respecting illegitimate children ; Referred to the Select Committee on the Poor Laws ; (See Committees, 1684.) Alston, Lxx1v. 
266. Carlisle, 184,”. Grinton,215. Harrington, 156, Pp. Maryport, 183, er. Melbecks, 215. Reeth, in Swaledale, 215. Working- 
ton, 123, P. For rating lead mines; Referred to the Select Committee on the Poor Laws ; (See Committees, 1684.) Arkindale, 
LXX1V,121, p. Dacre with Beverley, 136, Pp. Grassington, 279. Grenton, 120. Melbecks, 120, Pp Muker, 180,P. Reeth,120. Stanhope, 
215, P. Respecting the laws of Settlement; Referred to the Select Committee on the Poor Laws; (See Committees, 1684.) 
Askerton, Lxx1v. 239, . Brighton, 132. Climping, 127. Irthington, 202,r. Marylebone, Saint, 230, re. Nichol Forest, 152, p. 
Stapleton, 152. Respecting the Poor Laws; Referred to the Select Committee on the Poor Laws; (See Committees, 1684.) 
Bewcastle, Lx xiv. 133, P. Glemsford, 195, P. Against the payment of the wages of labour out of the Poor Rates; Hawick, 
LXXIV. 357, P. Glasgow, 357,P. Perth, 400. 














413. (1819-20.) Of William Salisbury, respecting his plan for the employment of the Poor; txxv.62. Motion, That the Petition be 
referred to a Committee, withdrawn ; Petition to lie on the Table; 63, Pp. Respecting the condition of the labouring Poor ; 
Hamilton, Lxxv.7,P. Rutherglen, 74, Pp. Of Benjamin Wills, respecting a plan for the relief of the Poor; Lxxv. 372. Of 
Edwin Eastcott, clerk, complaining of certain of the provisions of the Parish Vestries Act ; Lx xv. 82, Pp. 








414. Post Horse Duty :—Respecting the Duty on Post Horses; Berks, rx1x. 409. Bucks, Lx1x. 409. Edinburgh, Lxxv. 307. 
365,P. Gloucester, rx1x. 409. Hull, Kingston upon, Lxxiv. 153, P. Northampton, txrx. 409. Oxford, Lx1x. 409. Salop, 


LxIx. 454. Southampton, rxxiv.65. Warwick, Lx1x. 409. Wilts, Lx1x. 409. Worcester, Lx1x. 409. York, LxIx. 449.— 
LXXIII. 407, P. 


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. Posting :——Of inhabitants of St. Mary-le-bone, to regulate the charges of Posting throughout the United Kingdom ; Lx111. 281. 


416. Post Office :—Of William Paul Rogers, complaining of his having been deprived of the office of Receiver of Letters ; Lx x111. 156, re. 


417. Press :—From St. Pancras, for suppressing abuses of the Liberty of the Press; Lxxv. 12, P. 


418. Printed Goods :—Of Pattern Drawers, Block Cutters and Calico Printers of the county of Lancaster, for an extra duty to be laid on 
all goods printed by machinery ; Lxviti. 248. 


4i9. Printers :—Of Printers and Booksellers respecting Act 39 Geo. III.; pxv1.142. Of Printers of London, respecting the exemption to 


Universities from the duties on paper in certain cases; Lx1x. 67. Counter Petition of Mr. Dancer, Printer to the University of 
Glasgow, 207. 


421. Printing :——-Of Henry Constantine Jennings respecting a plan for Printing; Lxxv. 441, P. 





422. Prisoners of War :—From Kingston-upon-Hull, respecting Prisoners of War in France; LXv1I. 524. 


Of Prisoners of War in 
France for relief; txvi11. 116. 


423. Prize Causes :——Respecting Prize Causes; Admirals at Plymouth, rv111.670. Admirals and Captains of the fleet, 688. 


Property Tax : 
424. (1809.) Respecting the Property Tax; Haddington, rx1v. 268. Kirkcudbright, 300. Northumberland, 84. 


425. 1810.) For relieffrom the Property Tax ; Berwick County, rxv. 486. Chatham, 227. Haddington, 489. Perth, 471. Roxburgh, 
486. Selkirk, 486. West Lothian, 471. 


426. (1811.) For relief from the Property Tax; Dumbarton, rxv1.211. Colonel John Grey, 249. 


427.  (1812.) For relief from the Property Tax; Deptford (Regent’s recommendation signified), Lxvi1. 198. Artificers and coopers of 


Plymouth Dock, 119, 142. Shipwrights of Portsmouth, Deptford, Woolwich, Chatham and Sheerness, 130. Coopers, sawyers 
and bakers employed in His Majesty’s cooperage at Weovil, 148. 


428.  (1813.) For relief with respect to the Property Tax; Colonel John Grey, txviit. 350. Dumbarton, 489. 


429. (1815.) Of Proprietors of the Auction Mart in the City of London, complaining of the assessment made on them; Lxx. 19. ——_ 
Against the continuance of the Property Tax ; Aberbrothick, Lxx. 92. Aberdeen, 70. Aberdeen County, 92. Abingdon, 74. Alban’s, St. 
213. Aldersgate Ward, London, 70. Annan, 10g. Artillery Ground, London,70. Arundel,77. Ashburton, 74. Ayr, 135. Barn- 
staple, 95. Barstable Hundred, 88. Berkshire, 135. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 84. Bethnal Green, 74. Beverley, 70. Bideford, 92. 
Billingsgate Ward, London, 84. Bishopsgate Ward, London, 95. Blackburn, 77. Blandford Forum,g2. Boston, 82. Bradford (York), 
g2. Bradford (Wilts), 70. Brentford,82. Bridge Ward, London, 70. Bridlington and Bridlington Quay, 111. Bristol, 77. Bury 
St. Edmunds, 70. Cambridgeshire, 88. Candlewick Ward, London, 70. Carlisle, 82. Carmarthen, 95. Carmarthenshire, 74, Castle 
Baynard Ward, London, 84. Chafford Hundred, 88. Chatham Hundred and Manor,g2. Cheap Ward, London, 84. Chichester Rape, 
77- Chippenham, 84. Chipping Wycombe, 77. Christchurch, 70. Cirencester, 92. Clackclose Hundred, 88. Clerkenwell, 82. Cole- 
man Street Ward, London, 77. Cornhill Ward, London, 77. Coventry, 70. Crediton, 95. Cripplegate Ward Within, London,77. Deal, 
92. Derby,g5. Doncaster, 74. Dorchester, 81. Dowgate Ward, London, 70. Dumfries, 109. Durham, 82. Edinburgh, 121. Edmonton, 
70. Essex, 70. Evesham, 84. Exeter, 74. Farringdon Ward Within, London, 70. Farringdon Ward Without, London, 70. Forfar, 77, 
95- Gloucester, 77. Gloucestershire, 88. Grantham, 70. Guildford,70. Halifax,88. Hartlepool, 70. Havering atte Bower, 88. 
Hereford, 88. Hertfordshire, 92. Heston, 70. Hull, Kingston-upon, 74. Huntingdon, 111. Ipswich, 77. Islandshire, y2. Islington, 70. 


Katherine, 
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432. 


I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 
Property Tax—continued. 


PETITIONS—continued. 





‘Katherine, St. near the Tower, 70. Keighley, 88. Kirkby Kendal, 88. Kirkcudbright, 106,109. Lambeth, 82. Lancashire, 77. 
Langbourn Ward, London, 77. Leeds, g2. Leicester, 77, | Linlithgowshire, 130. Liverpool, 70. Loddon, 84. London, Lord 
Mayor, &amp;c. of, 70,77. Loughborough, 84. Ludlow,77. Luke, St.74. Lynn, King’s, 82. Maldon, 70. Malmesbury , 77. Malton, 
74. Marlow, Great, 106. Mary-le-bone, St. 109. Middlesex, 147. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 82. Norfolk, 95. Norham, 92. 
Northallerton, 86. Northamptonshire, g2. Northumberland, 130. Norton Falgate, 70. Norwich,84. Nottingham, 70. Oxford, 
77. Patrington, 70. Penrith, 124. Plymouth, 70. Poole, 77. Portsmouth and Portsea, g2. Portsoken Ward, London, 70. 
Queenhithe, $2. Radnor,88. Reading, 88. Renfrew, 84. Rochester,84. Rochford Hundred, 70. Rutlandshire, 86. Sandwich, 
70. Sarum, New, 77. Sheffield,74. Shoreditch, 82. Southampton County,82. Southwark, 70. Spital Fields, 70. Stepney, 70. 
Stafford, 84. Stratford-le-Bow, 74. Suffolk, 86. Sussex, Western part of, 77. Taunton, 77. Tewkesbury, 84, Thorney, 95. 
Trowbridge, 82. Twickenham, 70. Vintry Ward, London,70. Wakefield, 70. Walbrook Ward, London, 70. Wallingford, 77. 
Warrington, 70. Warwick, 88. Warwickshire, 95. Wath-upon-Dearne, 88. Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, 70. Whitechapel, 
70. Whittlesey, 88. Wigan, 70. Wight, Isle of, 82. Wigtown, 156. Winchester, 106. Wisbech, 88. Worcestershire, 74. 
Yarmouth, Great,82. York, 82. From the city of Worcester respecting the Property Tax; Lxx. 82. 





481. (1816. Against Renewal of the Property Tax; Aberdare, ~xx1. 101. Aberdeen,187. Aberdeenshire,209. | Aberdour Farming 


Society, 84. Abingdon, 160. Acton, 117. Addingham,175. Aldborough, 162. Aldersgate Ward, London, 66. Aldgate 
Ward, London, 71. Andrew, Saint, Holborn, and Saint George the Martyr, 111. Annan, 87. Annandale, 137. Arbroath, 187. 
Artillery Ground, London, 66. Arundel, 85, 103. Ashborne, 174. Ashburton, 109, 163. Ashton Abbotts, 147. Aveton Gifford, 
94. Aylesbury, 146. Ayrshire, 168. Bampton, 92. Barnard Castle, 168. Barton-upon-Humber, 187. Bath, 71. Batley, 
161. Battle, 165. Bedford, 145. Belford,124. Belper, 174. Berkshire, Vale of, 71. Bermondsey, 118. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 
86,182. Bethnal Green, 117. Beverley,131. Bigbury,92. Billingsgate Ward, London, 157. Birse,&amp;c. . Bishopsgate, 
71.  Blackwall,189. Bosmere and Claydon Hundreds, 113. Boston, 101. Botolph, Saint, Without, 169. Brandon, 106. 
Bread-street, London, 80. Brent, South, 91. Brentford, 169. Bride, Saint, Fleet-street, 78. Bridge Ward, London, 119. 
Bridgwater, 124. Bridlington, 175. Bridport, 167. Brighthelmstone, 181. Bristol, 77, 83. Brixton, 94. Broad-street 
Ward, London, 87. Broadway, 187. Brothercross, 81. Brough, 175. Buckland Monachorum, 93. Burford, 71. Bury Saint 
Edmunds, 114. Callington, &amp;c. 208. Calne, 125. Calstock, 208. Camberwell, 203. Cambridge,140. Cambridgeshire, 88. 
Candlewick Ward, London, 71. Carlford, 103. Castle Baynard Ward, London, 80. Castle Douglas, 180. Cave, South and North, go. 
Chatham, 144. Cheap Ward, London, 105. Chelsea, 128. Chertsey, 180. Chester, 131. Chesterward,14. Chippenham, 135. 
Christchurch, Middlesex,99. Christchurch, Surrey, 171. Chumleigh, 151. Churchstow, 92. Church Stretton, 166. Claydon, 
113. Clerkenwell, 66. Clifton Dartmouth Hardness, 137,150. Colchester, 181.  Coleman-street Ward, London, 80. Colneis, 
103. Colyton, 168, Congleton, 132. Coningsby, 214. Cordwainers Ward, London, 114. Cornhill Ward, London, 78. Cotting- 
ham, 90. Coventry, 107. Cricklade,164. Cripplegate Ward Within, London, 71. Cripplegate Ward Without, London, 71. 
Cromer, 81. Croydon, 172. Deal, 141. Deptford, 176. Derby,114. Dereham, East,171. Devizes, 163, 165. Devon, North 
of, g0, 109. Dewsbury, 163. Diss,138. Dominick, Saint,208. Doncaster, 8g. | Dowgate Ward, London, 126. Duffield, 185. 
Dumbarton, 211. Dumfries, 189. Dundee, 148. Durham, 145. Dysart, 146. Easter Ross, Farmers Society of, 133. 
Edinburgh, 135, 155. Edinburghshire, 173. Elgin, 74. Elloughton, Brough, and Wauldby, 175. Ely, Isle of, 89. Ermington, g1. 
Essex, 134, 147. Evesham, 194. Exeter, 109. Eye, 208. Falkirk, 181. Farnham Royal, 177. Farringdon Ward Within, 
London, 95. Farringdon Ward Without, London, 78. Fifeshire, 105. Forfar, 185. Freebridge, Lynn Hundred, 114. 
Galloway Farming Society, 61. Gamlingay, 99. Gellygare, 101. George, Saint ( Middlesex), 155. Giles, Saint, in 
the Fields, and Saint George, Bloomsbury, 153. Glasgow, 172, 173, 202. Glendale Ward, 167. Gloucestershire, 142. 
Godalming, 209. Greenhoe, North, Hundred, 83. Grimsby, Great, 138. Guildford, 208. Guiltcross Hundred, 84. Guisborough, 
131. Gwydir, &amp;e. 175. Hackney,170. Haddington, 83. Hammersmith, 203. Hants, 83, 138. Henley-upon-Thames, 182. 
Hennock, 109. Herefordshire, 192. Herts, 192. Heston, 66. Higham Ferrers, 147. Holbeton, 94. Honiton, 154. 
Horsham, 135. Howden, 177. Hull, Kingston upon, 111. Hungerford, 212. Huntingdon, 127. Ipswich, 75. Isleworth, 203. 
Islington, 71. James, Saint, Westminster, 203. Katherine, Saint, near the Tower, 156. Kensington, 156. Kent, 214. Kettering, 
172. Kimbolton, 84. Kincardineshire, 97, 201. Kingston (Devon), 94. Kingston-upon-Thames, 136. Kirkcudbright, 
133, 134, 216. Lacock, 144. Lambeth, 126. Lanarkshire, 211. Langbourn Ward, London, 119. Launceston, 75. Launditch 
Hundred, 171. Leeds, 132. Leicester, 177. Leith, 135. Lexden, 118. Lewes,85. Lime Street Ward, London, 129. Limehouse, 
88. Lincoln, 218. Linlithgow, 168. _Linlithgowshire, 141. Lichfield, 123. Liverpool, 85. Loes Hundred, 103. London, 
Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of, 29,30. Louth, 217. Ludlow, 136. Luke, Saint (Middlesex), 71. Lymington, 137. Lynn, 76. Macclesfield, 
124. Maiden Bradley, 131. Maidenhead, 161. Maldon, 71. Malmsbury, 120. Malton, 100. Manchester and Salford, 184. 
Market Deeping, 216. Market Lavington, 156. Marlborough, 91, 145. Marshfield, 142. Marylebone, Saint, 191. Meary, 93. 
Mellion, Saint, 208. Menhennist, 208. Merthyr Tydvil, 100. Metropolis, 220. Middlesex, 170. Mid Lothian, 44,145. Mile 
End Old Town, 128. Mitcham, 195. Modbury, 91. Monmouth, 106,123. Montrose, 102. Morpeth, Ward of, 218. Neot’s, 
Saint, 161. Newbury, 157. Newington, 173. Newport (Cornwall), 76. Norman Cross Hundred, 128. Northallerton, 89. 
Northam, 120. Northampton, 77. Norton Falgate, 116. Norwich, 88. Nottingham, 107, 183. Oxford, 117. Oxfordshire, 98. 
Pancras, Saint, 170. Perthshire, 150. Peterborough, 146. Petersfield, 117. Pillaton, 208. Plomesgate Hundred, 213. Plymouth, 
144. Plymstock,93. Pontesbury, 214. Poole, 166. Poplar, 189. Portsoken Ward, London, 71. Queenhithe Ward, London, 
174. Quithiock, 208. Ratho Farmers Club, 194. Reading,110. Redenhall, with Harleston, 35. Redness, 116. Renfrew, 241. 
Repps, 83. Ringmore, 92. Rivelstoke, 91. Roborough Hundred, 121. Rochford Hundred, 19. Rochester, 119. Rotherhithe, 
173. Roxburgh, 139, 140. Royston, 101. Rutherglen, 194. Rye, 165. Sampford Hundred, 113. Sampford Swiney, 92. 
Sandwich, 87. Scotland, Noblemen and Gentlemen connected with the different counties in, 154. Sedgefield, 168. Selkirk, 76. 
Sheffield, 176, 218. Shoreditch, 77. Shrewsbury, 153- Shropham, 84. Somerset, 129. Southampton, 215, 218. Southampton, 
County, 83, 138. South Hill, 208. Southmolton, 124. Southwark, 79. Southwark, Saint George, 126. Southwark, Saint John, 193. 
Southwark, Saint Olave, 120. Southwark, Saint Saviour, 75. Spilsby, 218. Stafford, 212. Steyning, 71, 149. Stirling, 166. 
Stokeclimsland, 208. Stratford-le-Bow, 76. Suffolk, 183. Surrey, 180. Sussex,215. Swaffham, 106. Swansea, 88. Swinefleet, 
116. Tavistock, 99. Taunton, 95. Tendring Hundred, 118. Tewkesbury, 130. Thedwastree, 113. Thingoe Hundred, 114. 
Thornbury, 211. Threckingham, 204. Thurlstone, 92. Tiverton, 66,98. Torrington, Black, Hundred, 107. Totnes, 176. 
Tower Ward, London, 118. Tremingham, 83. Twickenham, 156. Ugborough,g1. Uxbridge,77. Vintry Ward, London, 119. 
Walbrook Ward, London, 79. Walkhampton, 93. Wallingford, 58. Walsham, North, 83. Wantage, 99. Wapping, 162. Wareham, 
146. Warwick, 79. Warwickshire, 162. Wauldby, 175. Wellingborough, 172. Wellington, 111. Wells, Port of, 82. 
Welton cum Melton, 161. Wembury, 95. Westminster, 87. Whitechapel, 98. Whitgift, &amp;c. 116. Wigan, 158. Wigtown- 
shire, 125, 144. Winstree, 118. Witham Friary, 153. Wiveliscombe, 153. Wokingham, 12g. Woodleigh, 120. Woolwich, 
128. Worcester,211. Worcestershire, 211. Wycombe, High, 214. Yarmouth, Great, 71. Yarum, 131. Yealmpton, 93. York, 
100,106.. Yorkshire, 219. ——— In favour of the Property Tax; Derby, Lxx1.115. Lymington (disclaiming approbation of the 
Petition against), 210. Minchinhampton, 167. Perth, 219. Of John Richard Pimm, complaining of the conduct of the 
Commissioners; LX XI. 205. From the Western district of Fife, for relief from the Property Tax ; Lx x1. 306. 








(1818.) Of Joseph Upperton, respecting an allowance made by him on account of the Property Tax; Lxx111. 418. 
Protestants :—See infra, 538. 
433. Provisions :——Respecting the sale of corn and other articles of Provision by weight ; Gloucester, Lv1. 613. Hereford; Referred to the 


Select Committee on the high priee of Provisions, Lv1. 554- (See Committees, 1705.) Monmouth, tvit. 4. Tewkesbury ; Referred 


to the Select Committee on the high price of Provisions, Lv1. 554. Worcester, Lv1. 482. 2 
434. Public 





































































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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, :&amp;¢.—continued. 
434. Public Affairs 2g—From Blackburn; Relative to Public Affairs, Lxvit. 215. 


435. Public Economy :—Relative to Public Economy ; Aberdeen, Lxx1. 305. Aylesbury, 343. Bath, 276. Brandon, 345. Brans- 


combe, 305. Cardiganshire, 356. Cornwall, 299. Glamorganshire, 406. Kirkcudbright, 401. Ludlow, 430. Somerset; 276. 
Wilts, 278. Wilts against the former Petition, 310. 


436. Public Exigencies :—From Exeter; Relating thereto, Lx x. 75. 


437. Public Expenditure :——For reducing the Public Expenditure of the Kingdom; Aylesbury, Lxx1.- 270. Cripplegate Without, 
1. 


LXXI. 2 Devonshire North, Lx x11. 209. 


438. Public Houses :—Respecting the licensing of Public Houses; Beaumont, John Thomas Barber, Lxxiv. 400, Pp. Brentford, 


LXXII. 93. Bristol, txxtv.154. Brownjohn, William,-and others, Lxx1v. 154. Carwithen, William, txx1.251. Chamber- 

layne, John, LXXx1II. 412, Pp. Haggerston, (Shoreditch), rxx11. 92. London and Westminster, Lxxtv. 401, Pp. Lynn, King’s, 
Lxit. 819. Middlesex and Surrey, yx11. 772, 813. Newbury, Lxx11. 203. Newbury Division, rxx11. 203. Shields, North, 

LXXIII. 201,P. Referred to the Committee on Innkeepers Bill, 268. Stepney, Lxx11. g2. Of William Brownjohn, 
' complaining of the loss of his licence; Motion that the Petition be now read withdrawn ; Petition withdrawn; Lxxiv.44. See supra, 
Of James Meek, complaining of the loss of his licence ; 1x x1v. 378, P. Of James Elson, complaining of the conduct 
of the Magistrates in regard to his licence ; Motion that the Petition do lie upon the Table ; debate thereon adjourned ; Lxx1v. 286. 
Further adjourned, 290. Order for resuming debate discharged, 310. ——— Of Robert M‘Guire of Ballintogher (Sligo), Publican, 
complaining of his not being permitted to sell spirituous liquors, &amp;c. on a Sunday ; Lxx1v. 632. See supra, 277. 











439. Queen Caroline :—Against the Bill of Pains and Penalties before the House of Lords; Dundee, txxv. 484. London, Lord 


441. 


442. 


443. 


444. 
445. 


Mayor, &amp;c. of, 462, p. Montrose, 481. Norfolk, 480. Plymouth, 482, r. Tucker, Andrew Griffin Coard, 483, P. 


Rape Seed :—From Leeds, Wakefield and Tadcaster, relating to the importation of Rape Seed ; Referred to the Committee of the Whole 


House on Agricultural Distress ; Lxx1. 261. See Committees, 1'7.———For the repeal of the dutieson Rape Seed; Leeds and West 
Riding of York, Lxx111. 256, Pp. Norfolk, 234. Rossendale, 337. Trustees of Cloth Halls in Leeds, txx1v. 377, P. In 
favour of the duties on Rape Seed; Ely, rxx111. 276. Hatfield Chace, 300. March, (Isle of Ely), 265. Marshland, 265. Owners 
of Ships employed in the Greenland and Davis’s Streights Whale Fisheries, 299. Upwell, 265. Wisbeach, 265, Pp. 278. York, 
LXXIV. 424, P. 





Rebellion (Ireland) :——Of the Rev. Isaac Ashe for remuneration for his services in the Irish Rebellion; Offered; but the Regent’s 


recommendation not being signified, the Petition was not received; Lxxv.6g9. Another Petition from him respecting his conduct in 
support of the Government of Ireland ; To lie on the Table, 265, P. 


Red River Settlement :—Of John Pritchard a Settler, complaining of Acts of oppression; LXxXIv. 507, P. 


Reed, Amy Augusta :——Stating her case; LXIX. 512. 


Regency :——~Respecting the Regency ; Lewes, txv1. 42. London, 31, 32. Nottingham, 29. 


416. Religious Toleration :——Respecting Religious Toleration; Berwick-upon-Tweed, Lxvr. 304. Christians, 284. London and 


447, 


448. 


419. 


451. 


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452. 


453. 


457. 


Riots :——Respecting the Riot Acts ; Huddersfield, (a Memorial,) exv11. 398. Liverpool, 360. 


Westminster, 314. 


Revenue :—Of Bryan Blundell, respecting certain charges brought against officers of the Revenue at the port of Liverpool; ux x111. 





285. Of William Ayres, respecting his discovery of frauds on the Revenue; Lxx111. 425. ———— Of Jeremiah Loughry, 
complaining of hardships he had suffered in consequence of the severity of the Revenue Laws in Ireland; Lxx1Iv. 417, P. ——— 
Of John Cahusac, complaining of the non-payment of certain fines to which he claims a right for giving information respecting certain 
frauds upon the Revenue; Lxxv. 92. 


Ribbon Trade :—Respecting the distressed state of the Ribbon Trade; Referred to a Committee ; (See Commitees, 1724.) Coventry, 


LXXilI. 107. Leek, 154,P,.202. Macclesfield, 108, 204. Manchester, 202, 244. Reading, 152. Salford, 202. ——— 
Of Mayor, &amp;c. of Coventry, respecting the distressed state of the Ribbon Trade ; To lie on the Table, tx x1Vv. 444, P. 





Of Relatives of persons confined 
in Iichester gaol for Riots at the election at Bath; txviit. 104. Of William Andrew Beckwith, Martin Brander, Thomas 
Potts, and Thomas Rae, complaining of damages sustained by them in consequence of Riots; Lxxv. 300. 





Roads (Ireland) :—-Respecting Act 45 Geo. III. for making Post Roads in Ireland; Dublin (County,) tx1. 90. Kildare, 308. 


Westmeath, 315. 


Roman Catholics : 


(1805.) Of Roman Catholics of Ireland in favour of their claims; Lx. 168. Read again, 266. See Roman Catholics, 2. ——— 
Against theirclaims; Dublin, tx. 253. London, 234. Oxford Corporation, 264. Oxford County, 241. Oxford University, 248. 
(1808.) Of Roman Catholics of Ireland; Offered; Motion, That Petition be brought; objection taken to the manner in which it 
was signed ; Motion withdrawn; Lx111. 260. ——— In favour of their claims ; Kerry, Lx111. 366, Kilkenny, 367. Roman Catholics 
of Ireland, 360. Tipperary, 360. Waterford, 367, 414. Wexford, 366. Petition of Roman Catholics of Ireland read again, 369. 
(See Roman Catholics, 4.) Petition from Kerry read again, 443. See Roman Catholics, 5. Of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of Dublin, 

against their claims; Lx111. 368. 





(1810.) For repealing the Penal Laws against them; Carlow, txv. 256. Clare, 79. Cork, 131. England, 122. Galway County, 
373. Galway Town, 382. Ireland, 131. Kerry, 382. Limerick,79. Queen’s County, 131. ‘Tipperary, 44. Waterford, 137. 
Petitions read again, 385. (See Roman Catholics, 6.) Of Protestants and Christians, for repeal of the Test Laws; Lxv. 478. 


(1811.) In favour of their claims; Clare, txv1.397. Cork, 390. Ireland, 350. Tipperary, 359. Petition from Ireland read again, 
391. See Roman Catholics, 7. ' 


(1812.) In favour of their claims; Carlow, Lxvit.310. Clare, 310. Cork, 273. Down, 304. England, 299. Galway, 312. 
Ireland, 304. Kerry, 310. Limerick, 312. Londonderry, 310. Mayo, 241. Monaghan, 304. Protestants; 459. Queen’s 
County, 278. Roscommon, 310. Waterford, 300. Wexford, 312. Against their claims; Cambridge University, Lxv11. 310. 
Dublin, 277. Oxford University, 304. 


(1813.) In favour of their Claims; Ballinakin, uxvir1. 205. Berwick upon Tweed, 216. Bristol, 222. Chichester, 217. Chester, 
217. Clare, 229. Cork, 229. Cornwall, 222. Donegal, 216. England, 237. Exeter, 222, 223. Flint, 217. Galway, 229. 
Ipswich, 140. Ireland,229. Kilkenny, 229. King’s County, 229. Leeds, 223. Limerick, 205. Londonderry, 216. Mac Donnell 
ZEneas, 190. Penruddock, J. H. 174. Prendergast, Thomas, 217. Queen’s County, 205. Roscommon,216. Shrewsbury, 223. Sligo, 
229. Tipperary,217. Tyrone, 191. Wallingford, 180. Waterford, 229. Wexford, 229. Against their Claims; Abertarff, 
Lxviir. 412. Aberystwith, 203. Albans, St. 142. Alston, 224. Anglesey, 143. Antrim,155. Appleby, 190. Armagh, 168. 
Banbury, 311. — Barnstaple, 363, 404. Bath, 118,141. Bedford, 179. Berks, 136. Barrynarbor,; 427. Berwick upon Tweed, 
164. Beverley, 112. Billingsgate, 202. Bodmin, 204. Bolton, 128. Bristol, 68, 155. Bucks, 186. Cambridge, 30, 128. 
Canterbury, 50. Cardigan, 477. Carlisle, 128. Carlow, 169. Carmarthen, 143. Carnarvon, 180, 190. Cavan, 203.’ Chepping 
Wycomb, 403. Chester, 128, 200, Chichester, 149, 156. Colchester, 136, 143. Cork, 169, 224. Cornwall, 187, on 254. 

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462. 


463. 


464. 


I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 
Roman Catholics—continued. 


PETITIONS—continued. 


269, 280, 289, 326, 339, 349- Coventry, 214. David, Saint,132. Denbigh, 203. Derby, 215. Devon, 427. Donegal, 202. 
Downe, 204. Drogheda, 189. Dublin, 202,214,215. Dunstan, St. in the East, 202. Durham, 210. Edinburgh, 280. Elgin, 
463. Ely, 165. Essex, 150. Exeter, 117, 169, 189, 211. Fermanagh, 188. Flint, 136,137. French Protestant Church, 165. 
French Protestant Refugees, 213. Glasgow, 447, 496. Gloucester, 155: Grantham, 30. Grinstead, East, 204. Guildford, 149. 
Halifax, 224. Hang, West, 144. Harwich, 145. Hereford, 165. Huddersfield, 127. Huntingdon, 201. Ipswich, 143. Kent, 
201, 214. Kildare, 227. Kilkenny, 212. King’s County, 213. Leeds, 127, 200. Leicester, 23. Leitrim, 224. Lewes, 149. 
Limerick, 214. Lincoln, 144. Lisburn, 212, London and Westminster, 202. Londonderry, 225, 226. Longford, 223. Lostwithiel, 
223. Manchester and Salford, 168. Marylebone, Saint, 213. Meath, 203. Merioneth, 188. Middlesex, 174. Monaghan, 187. 
Montgomery, 137, 228. Morse, 165. Norfolk,112. Northampton, 186. Northumberland,210. Nottingham, 215. Olave, Saint, 
202, Oxford, 11,117. Oxford University,11. Penryn, 155. Penzance, 187. Peterborough, 186. Plymouth Dock, 228. Queen's 
County, 225. Ripon, 115. Rochdale, 136. Rochester, 135,136. Roscommon, 211. Ross, 481. Ruthin, 204. Rye,201. Salford, 
168. Sarum, 149,150. Sarum, New, 174, 188. Scotland, 535. Shoreditch, 150, Shrewsbury, 228, Sion College, 11. Sligo, 
178. Stamford, 211,223. Sudbury, 118,143. Suffolk, 142. Sunderland, 315. Tipperary, 212. Tiviotdale, 165. Torrington, 
Great, 118. Tyrone, 225. Vivian, John, 187. Wallingford, 173, 211. Warrington,132. Wellington, 463. Wells, 141. Wen- 
lock, 118. Westmeath, 190. Westmoreland, 188. Whalley, 211. Wicklow, 227. Wilts, 149, 216. Winchester, 143. Windsor, 
112, Worcester,144. York, 164,201. Yorkshire, (East Riding) 127. 


(1814.) In favour of their Claims ; Clonmell, rxrx. 198. Cork, 312. Great Britain, 413. Ireland, 302. Limerick, 299. Louth, 


207. Mayo,240. Roscommon, 227. Tipperary, 198. Tyrone, 308. 


459. (1815.) From York, praying for participation in the same privileges which have been granted to the Catholics in Ireland, Lxx. 170. 


In favour of their Claims ; Cork, uxx. 306. Galway, 342. Great Britain, 336. Ireland, 293. Kerry, 336. Lancashire, 318. 
Roscommon, 336. Sheffield, 318. Waterford, 306. Wexford, 336. Against their Claims; Dublin, rx x. 336. 





461. (1816.) In favour of their Claims; Cork, Lxx1, 340. Galway, 362. Great Britain, 386. Ireland, 311, 367,413. Limerick, 312, 


Roscommon, 308. 


(1817.) In favour of their Claims ; Cavan, Lx x11. 301, (P. 357). Ireland, 213. Warwickshire and Staffordshire, 214, » Waterford, 212. 





Against their Claims; Dublin, Lx x11. 227, (P. 233.) Oxford University, 252. 


(1819.) In favour of theirClaims; Arklow, txx1v.365. Athy, 308. Ballyboughille,354, r.  Balrothery and Balscaden, 354, Pp. 


Bandon, 353. Belfast, 208, 388. Birmingham, 364, Pr. Bungay, 364. Carlow, 364, Pr. Castledermot, 389. Castleknock, 329. 
Cavan, 375. Celbridge, 387. Clonmanny, 387. Clonmell, 350. Cork, 353, 355, P» Couwall, 388. Desartagney, 387. Dona- 
bate, 354, P. Down, 386, r. Drogheda, 390, (P. 403.) Dublin, City, 389, (P. 403.) Several Parishes in the City of Dublin ; 
viz. St. Andrew’s, 376, rp. St. Audeon, 338, 390, (P. 339, 403-) St. Catherine, 390, (Pp. 403.) Francis-street, 389, (P. 403.) 
St. James, 388, 389, (P.403.) St. John and St. Michael, 390, (P. 403.) St. Mary, St. Thomas, and St. George, 329, 389. 
St. Michan, 390, (P. 403.) St. Paul, 390, (Pp. 403.) Exeter, 386, Pr. Fahen,388. Fermanagh, 375. Fermoy, 365. Finglas, 355, P. 
Galway, 270, 323, 387, Pp. Glendermot, 376, rp. Great Britain, 185, P. Hardwick, 365. Honiton, 376, Pp. Kileommon, 334, P. 
Kilcoole, 375. Kildare, 387. Kilgobbin, 354, P. Killarney and Aghadoe, 375. Kilkenny, 353, 365. Killiska, 334, e. Kilternan, 
354,P- Limerick, 338,P. Listowel, 375. Liverpool, 364,376,r. London and Westminster, 364, p. | Londonderry, 486, r. 
Louth, 391, (P. 403.) Lusk, 354,P. Lyons, 376. Malahide, 355, P- Mallow, 352. Manchester, 387, Pr. Maynooth, Leixlip, 
and Taptoo, 353. Mayo, 365. Meath, 388. Monaghan, 375, 376, r. Moretonhampstead, 364, rp. Nenagh, 157, Pp. Newcastle, 
355» 375, - Newport,375. Newry, 329. Portrane, 354, P- | Queen’s County,365. Rathangan, 388. Rathcoole, 355, Pp. 
Rathfarnham, 353. Roscommon, 329. Rowlistown, 354,P. Saggart, 355, P. Salford, 387, Pr. Straffan, 387. Swords, 354, P. 
Tavistock, 375. Templemore, 387. Tewkesbury, 355, P. Tipperary, 376, P. Tralee, 388. Waterford, 177,221, rp. Wicklow, 
334, ®. Youghall, 365. Against their Claims ; Alban’s, Saint, txx1v.373- Antrim, 366,r. Armagh, 338. Aughaloe, 383. 
Ayr, 338. Baldock, 356. Bandon Bridge, 144,190. Bath, 372. Berks,383. Bristol, 366, 384. Cambridge University, 356, r. 
Campden, 356. Carmarthen, 479. Colchester, 355, 383. Daventry, 356, Pp. Devon, 385, P. Dublin, 153, (P.179,) 367, P. 
Durham, 372. Ely,373. Essex, 386,r. Exeter, 355,385, P. 386, e. Fermanagh, 366, r. Glasgow, 338, 384. Harwich, 373. 
Hitchin, 372. Honiton, 373. Inch, 518. Kettering, 384. Lisburne,229. Liverpool, 374,P. London Clergy, 355. Londonderry, 
386, Pp. Maldon, 383. Middlesex, 384. Northumberland, 372. Oxford University, 279, Pr. Peterborough, 384. Portsea, 372. 
Salisbury, 366. Sarum, 366. Sarum, New, 374,P. Shepton Mallet, 372. Sidmouth, 383. Sligo, 386, rp. Stirling, 438. Stow 
Deanery, 356, P. Sudbury, 429, p. Tewkesbury, 329, Pr. Wallingford, 373. Wenlock, 338. Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, 
367, Pp. Wilts, 366. Winchcombe, 374, rp. Wrexham, 438. York, 374, P. Declaration, dated Monaghan, Spring Assizes, 
13 March 1819, respecting the claims of the Roman Catholics; Presented, and read ; and, by leave, withdrawn; LXXIV. 391. 








(1820.) In favour of their Claims; Cockermouth, txxv. 209. ——— Against their Claims; Exeter, xxv. 422. Hitchin, 258, r. 


465. Rope Makers :—Of Rope Makers employed in His Majesty’s Rope Yard at Woolwich for increase of the Superannuation Fund ; 


LXXI. 321.—-LX XIII. 97, P. 


466. Royal Burghs :—(818.) Respecting the municipal government of the Royal Burghs of Scotland; Ayr, uxx111. 122, ep. Cupar, 


408, r. Dumfries,61, Pr. Forfar, 418, Pp. Whithorn, 236, Pr. Wigtown, 109, p.———-—— 1819.) Respecting the municipal 
government of the Royal Burghs of Scotland ; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to a Select Committee, or else 
referred when presented; (See Committees, 1727.) Aberdeen, Lxx1v. 409, 491, P. Andrews, St.341, P. Annan, 273. Anstruther 
Easter, 409,P. Anstruther, Wester, 409, P. Ayr,195,P. Brechin, 208,r. Burntisland, 377,399, P- Crail, 260,P. Culross, 424. 
Dumbarton, 409, Pp. Dumfries, 260,272, Pr. Dunbar, 575, P. Dundee, 260, rp. Dunfermline, 295, 481, rp. Dunfermline, inhabitants of ; 
Motion for bringing it up, withdrawn, 408. Dysart, 377, Pp. Edinburgh, 172, P. 195, 220, P. 230, P. 295, P. 381, 424. Edinburgh Bonnet 
Makers, 148, rp. Edinburgh Burgesses; Motion for bringing it up, withdrawn, 408. Edinburgh Hammermen, 202, p. Edinburgh 
Tailors ; Motion for bringing it up, withdrawn, 408. Elgin, 260, 272, pr. Forfar, 181, P. Forres, 291, P. Glasgow, 357, 377, 409, P- 
443. Haddington, 409, Pp. Harwich, 260, rp. Inverary, 491, Pp. Inverbervie, 377, P. Inverkeithing, 409,P. Inverness, 624, P. 
Irvine, 255. Jedburgh, 208, rP. Kilrenay, 424. Kinghorn,377, Pp. Kirkcaldy, 377, e. Kirkcudbright, 112, Pr. 399. Kirkwall, 
409, P. Lanark, 409, P. Lauder,230, rp. Linlithgow, 399, P. Montrose, 132,399, P- Musselburgh, 118, 624, P. Paisley, 260, p. 
Peebles, 272,”. Perth, 137,P. Pittenweem, 295, P. Pollockshaws, 448, Pr. Renfrew,399,P. Rutherglen, 409, r. Stirling, 
399, . Tain, 220. Whithorn, 190,P. Wick, 443. Wigtown, 125, Pr. —~—— In support of the existing government of the Royal 
Burghs ; New Galloway, Lxx1v. 408, Pp. ——— (1819-20.) Respecting the municipal government of the Royal Burghs of Scotland ; 
Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to a Select Committee, or else referred when presented ; (See Committees, 1728-9.) 
Hawick, xxv. 377. Kidston, Thomas, 75. Lochmaben, 81. Perth, 308,347. Stirling, 99, Pp. 230, p.————Against any alteration 
in the municipal government thereof; Stirling, xxv. 136, (P. 156.) Stirling, incorporation of Fleshers of, 196, (r. 156.) Stirling, 
Members ofthe seven incorporated Trades of, 136, (P.156.) 


467. Royal Society :——Of the Royal Society, requesting the loan of the standard measure ; Clerk of the House ordered to deliver same to 


theclerk of the Royal Society accordingly ; Lx x11. 265. 


aes. Sail Cloth t——Respecting the manufacture thereof; Aberdeen, Lxxv: 301, Pp. Dundee, 253, Pp. Warrington, 291. 
469. Salt :——Respecting the duties on Salt; Chester and Lancaster; Lx11. 306, 840.—Lxiv. 330. Glasgow and Cotton Bleachers in 


Seotland, Lx11. 348. Liverpool, Lx1v. 330. —--—— Against the duties on Salt; Bath and West of England Agricultural Society, 
Lxxul. 208. Cheshire, 235. Melksham, 212. Patrington, 453. Penryn, 208. ——=— For relief in respect of Salt used for Brown 
ware ; 


PETITIONS—continued. 751 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 
Salt—continued. 


ware; Chesterfield Potters, 232. —&lt;—— For repeal of the duties on Salt; Ordered to lie on the Table and afterwards referred to a 
Select Committee, or else referred when presented ; (See Committees, 1735.) Banff, Lxx111. 151. Barking, 250, Blackwall, 250. 
Chester, 135, P. 230, P. Crowgey, Robert, 150. Dunbar, 148. Eyemouth, 169. Fillongley, 144. Flint, 219. Gillies, William, 
170. Gravesend, 260, p. Greenock, 147, . Greenwich, 250. Harwich, 221,(P.227.) Lancaster, 230, p. Leith, 118, 135, P. 
151. Limehouse, 250. Liverpool, 85, P. 226, p. Lostwithiel, 203. Macduff, 151. Morris, John, and William Carter, respecting 
a Letter read to the House, 156. Penryn, 221. Queensbury, 151. Somerset, 25. Stanhouse, William, 147,”. Workington, 49, P. 
Yarmouth, Great, 246, rp. —&lt;—— In favour of the Salt Duties; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to the Select 
Committee on the Salt Duties, or else referred when presented ; (See Committees, 1735.) Chester, LXXIII. 142, P. 300. Lancaster, 
300. Norfolk, 285, (Pr. 292.) Scotland, 270, P. Praying for an alteration of the Salt Laws; Messrs. Johnson, Tuck and 
Bridges, LX XIV. 272, P. —~=-— For a reduction of the duties on Salt; Saint Andrews, LX xIv. 339, P. 





Schools :—see supra, 302. 357- 


471. Seal Skins :—Of Thomas Chapman, respecting his discovery for making the fur of South Sea Seal Skins available to the manufacture 
of Hats, &amp;c.; LXxtv. 94. 


472. Seamen :—Of Seamen for relief; North Shields, uxx1. 12. Sunderland, 21. ——— Of Christopher Wilson, respecting his plan for 
the relief of discharged Seamen, LX XII. 354. LX XIII. 145, P- 


Sederunt, Acts of :—See supra, 1. 
413. Seditious Meetings :——Respecting the Report from the Committee of Secrecy on the papers relative to Seditious Meetings ; 


Birmingham, Chairman of the Hampden Club at, Lxx11.117. Leicester, Chairman of the Hampden Club at, 124. Middleton, 118, 
Southwark, 131. Respecting Seditious Meetings and expressing concern at the same ; Blackburn, Lxx11.125. Chester, 131. 





474. Seditious Practices :——Of Inhabitants of Manchester and Salford, concerning persons accused of Seditious Practices ; LX X111. 37. 
Petition read, 135. See Seditious Meetings, 6. 


Sedley, Davenport :—See supra, 2. 


475. Separatists ;——Of Separatists, praying that a Bill may be passed by which their solemn affirmation or declaration shall be admitted in 
place of an oath; Lx XIV. 597, P. 


A176. Ships and Vessels :—Of Charles Moulton, respecting his incapacity of becoming interested in any Vessel entitled to the privilege of 
a British-built Ship; 11x. 113. —«—— Praying that Ships built in Asia may be prohibited from being admitted to registry, and to the 
privileges of British-built Ships; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to a Committee of the Whole House, or 
else referred when presented ; (See Committees, 386.) (1813.) Bideford, Lxvit1. 259. Bristol, 298. Greenock, 312. Hull, 362. 
Ipswich, 362. Irvine, 181. Liverpool, 249. London, 192, 249, 277, 339. Lynn, 271. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 304. Sunderland, 
400. Whitby, Whitehaven, Yarmouth, Great, 119. ————- (1814.) Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to a Select 
Committee, or else referred when presented ; (See Committees, 1484.) Barnstaple, Lx1x. 214, Bideford, 214. East Indies, Agents 
of Ship Owners in, 173. Hull, 209. Kirkaldy,190. Lancaster, 206. London, 136, 148, 184, 189, 206. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
190, Plymouth, 190. Sunderland, 234. Whitehaven, 256. —&lt;— Of Merchants of London, praying the House to preserve to 
India-built Ships such privileges as British-built Ships are by law entitled to; Lxv111. 332. ———— For additional tonnage on Ships 
built in Asia; Ipswich, rxx. 364. Liverpool, 154. Whitby, 130. Yarmouth, 158. 


477. Shoemakers :—Of Journeymen Shoemakers, respecting their trade, and Benefit Societies; Leeds, Lx1. 199. Newcastle, 152. Not- 
tingham, 257. Sunderland, 108. 


Shop Window Tax :—See infra, 576. 
479. Silk :—Of Silk Manufacturers of Ireland, praying that the importation of certain Silks into Ireland may be prohibited; Lxv. 502. 
Silk Weavers :—See supra, 448. 


481. Silver Currency :——-Of Tradesmen and others of Shoreditch and Spitalfields, respecting the state of the Silver Currency ; Lxxr. 330. 


482. Six per Cent Duties (Ireland) :—Respecting the Six per Cent Duties on Retailers in Ireland ; Belfast, Lx. 60. Coleraine, 67. 
Downpatrick, 60. Dublin, 136. Galway,140. London, 123. Londonderry, 110. 


488. Slate :—For repeal of the duties on Slate; Devonshire, rxxtv. 577. London, 526, Pp. 


484. Slave Trade :—For the abolition of the Slave ‘Trade ; (1814.) Aberbrothock, tx1x. 482. Aberdeen, 492, 505. Abergavenny, 435. 
Aberystwith, 441, 500. Abingdon, 404. Addingham, 477. Ainsdale, 482. Alban’s, Saint, 404. Alford, 517. Allfriston, 517. 
Allerton, North, 452. Alnwick, 491. Alston, 441. Alton, 482. Ambleside, 463. Amersham, 435. Ampthill, 435. Andover, 
477. Andrew, Saint, Holborn, and Saint George the Martyr, 488. Andrew, Saint, by the Wardrobe, and Ann, Saint, Blackfriars, 
413. Anglesey, County of, 452. Appleton, 492. Arngask, 517. Arnold, 517. Ashburne, 512. Ashburton, 477. Asheldham, 
517. Ashford, 505. Ashwell Thorp, 388. Askrigg, 483. Atherstone, 505. Attleburgh, 447. Avening, 467. Austell, Saint, 
425, 467. Axminster, 492. Aylsham, 497. Bacup, 512. Bala, 483. Baldock, 505. Banbury, 467. Banwell, 447. Barby, 
500. Barford, 388. Barking, 413. Barnard Castle, 447. Barnet, 441. Barney, 482. Barnsley, 413, 472. Barnstaple, 447. 
Basingstoke, 404. Bassingbourne, 393. Bath, 435. Batley, 467. Beccles, 435. Bedford, 388. Bedminster, 477. Bedwas, 447. 
Bedwelty, 441. Bedworth, 505. Beeston, 441. Beetley, 447. Belper, 452. Benwick, 482. Berkhampsted, 505. Berwick, 
North, 517. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 472. Beverley, 467. Billericay, 393. Bilney, 447. Bilton, 500. Bingham, 491. Bingley, 
467. Binham, 425. Birmingham, 500. Birstal, 472. Bishop Auckland, 477. Bishop's Stortford, 393. Blackburn, 467. 
Blackheath, 409. Blandford Forum, 441. Bletsoe, 467. Bocking, 388. Bodmin, 477. Bonsall, 477. Boscastle, 500. Boston, 
477. Bourton-on-the-Water, 512. Bovey, North, 447. Bovey Tracey, 463. Bradenham, East and West, 425. Bradfield, 482. 
Bradford, 472, 517. Bradninch, 477. Bradwell juxta Mare, 517. Braintree, 388. Brandon, 441. Brannell, St. Stephen’s, 477. 
Branscombe, 500. Breadsall, 441. Brechin, 447. Brentford, 393. Brentwood, 404. Bride, St. 520. Bridewell, 515. 
Bridgend, 472. Bridgewater, 467. Bridlington, 482. Bridport, 467. Brighthelmstone, 404,477. Briningham, 441. Brinton, 
441. Bristol,45%. Brixham, 404. Bromley St. Leonard, 393. Broseley, 388. Bruton, 467. Buckfastleigh, 477. Budeaux, St. 
and Perricross, 477. Budleigh, 500. Bungay, 441. Buntingford, 425. Bunwell, 447. The Burghams, 492. Burntisland, 
492. Burton upon Trent, 467. Bury St. Edmunds, 393. Bury, 482. Caher, 482. Camberwell, 487. Camborne, 456. Cam- 
bridge, 505, 515. Cambridge University, 441. Camberslang, 482. Camelford, 500. Campden, 488. Canlane Sedgley, 447. 
Canterbury, 404. Cardigan, 515. Carleton, 447. Carlisle, 505. Carmarthen, 447. Carphilly, 447. Castlethorpe, 477. 
Cawsten, 482. Cerne Abbas, 467. Chadlingon, 441. Chapel en le Frith, 456. Charlbury, 441. Chart Sutton, 472. Chatham, 
487. Chatteris, 467. Chelmsford, 404. ‘Cheltenham, 447. Chelwood, 456. Chenies, 492. Chepping Wycombe, 456, 463. 
Chepstow, 482. Chertsea, 491. Chesham, 408. Chester, 467. Chesterfield, 500. Chester-le-Street, 463. Chetwynd, 467. 
Chichester, 388. Chigwell, 425. Chippenham, 505. Chipping Norton, 452, Chishills, 393. Chiswick, 477. Chittern, 
Imber, 500. Chobham, 482. Chorley, 477. Christ Church, 452. Christ Church, Surrey, 441. Chudleigh, 463. Chum- 
leigh, 500. Church Lawford, 500. Cirencester, 441. Church Missionary Society for Africa and the East, 482. Clapham, 425. 

Clavering, 


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752 PETITIONS—continued. 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 


Slave Trade—continued. 


Clavering, 452. Clerkenwell; 491. Clifton, 441. Clifton upon Dunsmore, 500. Clonmell, 452. Clutton, 456. Coalbrook 
Dale, 388. Cockermouth, 500. Cockfield, 482. Coggeshall, Great, 393. Colchester, 393. Colford, 491. Colne, 418. Coltes- 
hall, 441.. Columb, St. Major, 483. Compton, Long, 441. Congleton, 441. Coventry, 467. Cramond, 505. Cranbrook, 
456. Cranley, 483. Cray, St. Mary’s, 413. Crediton, 463. Crewkerne, 435. Crickhowell, 456. Cromer, 435. Crowan, 
487. Croydon, 393. Cullompton, 425. Cumstock, 500. Cupar, 491. Dalkeith, 491,492. Dalry, 492. Danby, 482. Dar- 
‘lington, 447. Darlington Ward, 487. Dartford, 404. Dartmouth Hardness, 441. Darwen, 512. Debenham, 477. Dedham, 
447. Denbigh, 425. ‘Dengie, 517. Denny, 487. Dent, 505. Deptford, 393, 500. Derby, 456. Dereham, East, 441. 
Dewsbury, 452. Dingwall, 505. Diss, 447. Docking, 500. Doddington, 482. Doncaster, 447. Dorchester, 452. Dover, 
472. Downham, 491. Drayton Beauchamp, 441. Driffield, Great, 472. Droitwich, 595. Dublin, 463, 488. Dudley,500. Dum- 
fries, 505. Dunbar, 500. Dundee,491. Dunfermline, 482. Dungarvan, 505. Dunham (Little), 447. Dunmow, 447. Dunstable, 
452. Dunstan, St.in the West,500. Durham,447. Dursley, 515. Dysart, 482. Eastbourne, 477. Eastham, 404. Eastwood, 
482. Edinburgh, 491, 500. Edmonton, 404. Eglwsillon, 447. Emberton, 463. Enfield, 393. Emnstone, 441. Epping, 45€. 
Essex, 393. Exeter, 463. Exmouth, 505. Fakenham, 456. Fairford, 452. Falkirk, 512. Falmouth, 441. Farnham, 435. 
Farringdon, 409. Faversham, 425. Field Dorking, 441. Fishguard, 492. Folkestone, 425. FootsCray, 413. Fordingbridge, 
477. Forganderry, 491. Formby, 482. Foulmere, 393. Foulsham, 482. Fowey, 482. Framlingham, 482. Frampton upon 
Severn, 456. Frome Selwood, 435, 517. Fulham, 393. Gainsburgh, 425. Garstang, 505. Gatehouse, 500. Gateshead, 447. 
Geddington, 477. George, St. Bloomsbury, 491. Gillingham Bourton, 500, Glasgow, 482, 500. Glastonbury, 463. Glossop, 
467. Gloucester, 452. Godalming, 505. Gorbals, 482. Gosport, 393. Grampound, 472. Grantham, 452. Gravesend, 404. 
Greenock, 482. Greenwich, 393. Gressenhall, 447. Grimsby, Great, 425. Grinstead, East, 463. Guernsey, 467. Guild- 
ford, 404. Guisbrough, 488. Guiseley, 467. Gwenap, 477. Gwinear, 441. Haddenham, 492. Haddington, 467. Hales- 
worth, 425. Hallamshire, 487. Halsted, 388. Hammersmith, 393. Hamsterley, 477. Hampstead, 393. Hanslope, 477. 
Harleston, 500. Harling, East, 500. Harlow, 425. Hartlepool, 477. Haslemere, 441. Haslingden, 505. Hatfield, 491. 
Hatherleigh, 463. Haverford, West, 452. Haverhill, 456. Hawes, 482. Hawick, 482. Hawshead, 467. Hay, 482. Hay- 
field, 452. Heathfield, 512. Hedingham, Castle and Sible, 404. Helleston, 418. Hemel Hempstead, 388. Henley upon 
Thames, 505. Heptonstall, 463. Hereford, 467. Hertford, 441. Hexham, 467. Higham Ferrers, 435. Hillmorton, 500. 
Hingham, 482. Hitchin, 418. Holbeach, 505. Holmfirth, 482. Holsworthy, 487. Holt, 388. Hooknorton, 441. Horbury, 
472. Horncastle, 505. Hornsea, 447. Horsford and Horsham St. Faith, 441. Horsham, 477. Horsley, 467. Howden, 491. 
Hubberstone, 492. Huddersfield, 472. Hull, Kingston-upon, 418. Hungerford, 482. Hulton Rudby, 492. Ickenham, 393. 
Ilford, Great, 413. Ilminster, 487. Inverkeithing, 491. Ipswich, 413. Islington, 408. Iver, 388. Ives, St.491. Jedburgh, 
467, 512. Keighley, 482. Kelso, 467. Kelvedon, 404. Kendal, 467. Keswick, 441. Kettering, 388. Kidderminster, 500. 
Kilmany, 491. Kilmarnock, 497. Kilwinning, 492. Kingsbridge, 452. Kingston upon Thames, 388. Kington, 512. Kin- 
ross, 505. Kirby Bedon, 482. Kirkby Lonsdale, 452. Kirkby Moorside, 456. Kirkcaldy, 491, 492. Kirkley, 452. Knares- 
borough, 500. Lanark, 500. Lancaster, 447. Langholm, 512. Langport, 441. Largs, 492. Lasswade, 517. Lavenham, 
500. Lavington, Market, 500. Lavington, West, 500. Lechlade, 500. Lee, 467. Leeds, 467. Leek, 491. Leicester, 477. 
Leighton Buzzard, 435. Lenham, 425. Leominster, 467. Leslie, 492. Leven, 492. Lewes, 409. Leyton, 409. Lifton, 492. 
Limehouse, 409. Limerick, 463. Lincoln, 477. Lindfield, 517. Liskeard, 482. Liverpool, 467. Llanelly, 477. Lilanfyllin, 
435- Llangollen, 456. Loddon, 482. London, 387, 409, 435, 487. London and Westminster, 393, 497. Longham, 441. 
Looe, East, 497. Lostwithiel, 482. Lothian, East, 467. Loughborough, 447. Louth, 441. Lowestoft, 447. Luton, 456. 
Lymington, 404. Lynn (King’s), 425. Macclesfield, 467. Machen, 447. Madeley, 388, Maidenhead, 425. Maidstone, 
388. Maldon, 435. Malton (New) 452. Manchester and Salford, 467. Mansfield, 452. Marazion, 500. March, 
Wimblington, 482. Marden, 404. Margate, 393. Market Harborough, 452. Markinch, 492. Marlborough, 500. Marlow, 
Great, 435. Marshfield, 505. Martock, 463. Maryport, 452. Mattishall,482. Melbourn, 393, 500. Melchbourn, 467. 
Melksham, 491. Melrose, 482. Melton, Great, 482. Melton Mowbray, 408. Merthyr Tydvil, 447. Mevagissey, 463. Mewan, 
Saint, 472. Michael’s, Saint, Mount, 505. Middleton Tyas, 477. Midsummer Norton, 456. Milborne Port, 472. Mile End, Old 
Town, 409. Mileham, 441. Milford, 492. Minchin Hampton, 467. Mirfield, 482. Mitcham, 467. Modbury, 477. Mold, 500. 
Monk’s Kirby, 505. Monmouth, 472. Montgomery, 515. Monythyston, 447. Moreton Hampstead, 447. Mountsorrel, 492. 
Nailsea, 452. Nantwich, 477. Neath, 463. Needham Market, 404. Neot’s, Saint, 463. Newark, 472. Newark-upon-Avon, 
500. Newark-upon-Trent, 488. Newbury, 425, 435. Newcastle-under-Lyme, 472. | Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 441. Newport, 425. 
Newport, Shropshire, 482. Newport, in the county of Monmouth, 418. Newport, in the county of Pembroke, 505. Newport, 
in the Isle of Wight, 472. Newport Pagnell, 393. Newry, 505. Newton Abbot, 456. Newton Bushell, 456. Northampton, 404. 
Norton Falgate, 404. Norwich, 441. Nottingham, 418,467. Okehampton, 441. Oldham, 452. Olney, 463. Ongar, 409. 
Orpington, 413. Oswestry, 472. Ottery, Saint Mary, 488. Oundle, 492. | Oxenden-street, Haymarket, 500. Oxford, 520. 
Oxford University,520. Paglesham, 477. Painswick, 467. Paisley, 447,482. Pakefield,452. Pancras, Saint, 515. Partington, 
488. Pateley Bridge, 472. Paul, 500.. Peckham, 393. Pembroke, 456, 492. Pennicross, 477. Penrhyn, 456. Penrith, 447, 
Pensford, 456, 500. Penzance, 467. Perth, 491. Peterborough, 520. Petherton (South), 452. — Phillock and Gwinear, 441. 
Pickering, 467. Plymouth Dock and Stoke Damerell, 441. Pollokshaws, 482. Ponsanooth, 505. Pontefract, 435,441. Pool, 482. 
Poole, 388. Poplar and Blackwall, 409. Port Glasgow, 472. Portland, Isle of, 500. Portmoak, 477. Portsea, 456. Portsmouth, 
456,463. Potter Street, 425. Potton, 441. Presteign, 512. Preston Bagot, 482. Princes Risborough, 483, 512. Prittlewell, 492. 
Pulborough, 500. Quakers, 393. Ramsey, 491. Ramsgate, 393. Ratcliff, 409. Raven Meots, 482. Raunds, 500. Rayleigh, 393. 
Reading, 418. Redditch, 491. Redruth, 418. Reepham, 482. Reeth, 477. Retford, 463. Richmond, 482. Rickmersworth and Chenies, 
492. Ringwood, 447. Ripley, 447. Ripon, 467. Riselip, 393. Risely, 467. Rochdale, 482. Rochester, 487. Rochford, 393. 
Rodborough, 477. Rode, 447. Romford and Brentwood, 409. Roothing (Abbot), 425. Roothing (White), 425. Roscrea, 505. Ross, 435. 
Ross (New), 477. Rotherham, 467. Rowell, 404. Royston, 393. Ruardean, 487. Rudry, 447. Rugby,500. Runeaton, 500. 
Rutherglen, 447, 467. Ruthwell, 505. Rye, 487. Saddleworth, 447. Saffron Walden, 388. Salisbury, 447. Salop, 491. Salt- 
coats, 491. Sampford Peveril, 467. Sandford, 505. Scarborough, 435. Scarning, 441. Sedbing, 505. Sedgfield, 487. Selby, 
456. Settle,482. Sevenoaks, 512. Shadwell, 409. Shaftesbury, 408. Sheffield, 487. Sheppy, Isle of, 452. Shepton Mallet, 
463. Sherborne, 441. Shipdham, 447. Shipston-upon-Stour, 441. Shrewsbury, 500. Sidbury, 482. Sidestrand, 435. Sid- 
mouth, 463, 482, 512. Skipton, 505. Slowey, 456. Somersham, Soake of, 491. Somers Town, 512. Sorn, 492. Southampton, 
| 447- Southgate, 388. Southill, 467. Southrepps, 435. Southwark, 467. Southwold, 452. Spalding, 500. Spitalfields, 404. 
Spondon, 441. Sporle, 447. Staffordshire Potteries, 482. Stafford, 500. Staindrop, 477. Staines, 404, 425. Stamford, 488. 
Stanhoe, 492. Stanmore, 447. Stanmore, Great, 472. Stanningfield, 482. Stanton Wick, 456. Stebbing, 435. Stepney, 409. 
Stewarton, 491. Stirling, 491. Stockton-upon-Tees, 447. Stockport, 463. Stockwell, 425. Stoke Newington, 435. Stokesley, 
472. Stonehouse, East, 467. Stourbridge, 487. Stourport,452. Stow, 477. Stowerton, 441. Stowmarket, 418. Stratford, 393. 
Stratton (Long), 447. Stratton, 520. Stroud, 425. Sudbury, 404. Sunderland, near the Sea, 447. Swaffham, 413. Swanage, 
441. Swansea, 447. Tadcaster, 477. Tain, 517. Taunton, 477. Tavistock, 512. Teignmouth, 472. Tenterden, 487, 517. 
Tetbury, 477. (Tewkesbury, 441. Thame, 488. Thames Ditton, 388. Thatcham, 467. Thaxstead, 404. Thetford, 477. Thorne, 
477. Thorney, 520. Thornton, 477. Tideswell, 512. Tillicpultry, 492. Tilhngham, 517. Tisbury, 487. Tiverton, 467. Tod- 
dington, 435. Todmorden, 500. Tonbridge, 404. Tonbridge Wells, 452. Tvoting, 409. Topsham, 441- ‘Totness, 447. Tot- 
tenham, 413. Tower Hamlets, 472. Tranent, 492. -Trimingham, 435. ‘Tring, 393. Trowbridge, 452. Truro, 517. Turvey, 
467. Tutbury, 452. Tynemouth, 487. Underwood, 463. Uppingham, 483. Upton Severn, 477- Uttoxeter, 487. Uxbridge, 
388. Wakefield, 441. Wallingford, 452. Walsham, North, 435. Waltham Abbey, 467. Walthamstow, 409. Wandsworth, 
425. Wapping, 409. Wareham, 497. Warminster, 435. Warrington, 447. Warwick, 477. Watchet, 505. Waterford, 463. 
Watford, 477. Weathersfield, 388. Welbourne, 482. Wellingborough, 500. Wellington, 500. Wells, 452. Wells next sm 
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I. Petitions for Bills relative to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 


485. 


486 


487. 


489. 


491. 


492. 
493. 
494, 
495. 


498. 


501. 


503. 
504. 
505. 


506. 


507. 


508, 


517. 


Slave Trade—continued. 


Sea, 425. Welnetham, Magna and Parva, 482. Wem, 477. Wendling, 441. Wensleydale, 482. Westbromwich 441. Westfield 
447. Westham, 388. Westminster, 483. Westmorland, 467. Wexford, 477. Weybridge, 487. Weymouth and Melcombe 
Regis, 425. Whinberg, 447. Whitby, 452. “Whitchurch, 447. Whitechapel, 413, 512. Whitkirke, 467. Wicklow, 505. 
Widdecombe in the Moor, 500. Wigan, 467. Wiggenhall, St. Germains, 492. Wigtown, 505. Willoughby, 500. Wilton 463. 
Wimeswould, 487. Wincanton, 505. Winchcomb, 452. Winchester, 441.. Winchmore Hill, 393. Winscombe, 452. Wisbech 
441. Witham, 404. Withybrook, 505. Witton-le-Wear, 477. Wivelsfield, 517. Woburn, 388. Wolverhampton, 447. Wolvey, 
505- Wooburn, 447. Woodbridge, 404. Woodbury, 487. Woolwich, 393. Worcester, 418. Workington, 517. Worstead 482. 
Worthing, 482. Wootton-under-Edge, 500. Wreningham, 388. Wrexham, 483. Wrington, 452. Wymondham, 388. Yardley 
Hastings, 441. Yarmouth, 477. Yarum, 482. . Yaxham, 482. Yester, 467. York, 515. 


ae Eger ny a 159. Hythe, 110. Illogan, 69. Limerick, 135. Musselburgh, 77. From Bristol, against the registry of 


(1818.) Of William Henry Gold Page, merchant, respecting Spanish Slave ships restored by the Court of Admiralty ; Lxx111. 34, Pr. 


Sligo :——Of Thomas Flanagan, complaining of certain abuses in the municipal government of the town of Sligo; Lxx1v. 441,P. Order 
for printing discharged, 447. —--— Of Inhabitants of Sligo, praying for the restitution of their corporate privileges; Lxxv. 31,?. 


Smalts :—See supra, 16. 
Soap :—Against the Duties on Soap and Candles; West Lavington, txx1v. 185. Easterton, 340. 
Spanish Patriots :—Of Don Pedro Pascasio Fernandez Sardino, respecting the imprisonment of Spanish Patriots; Lxx1v. 496, P. 
Sparks, Mary :—-Respecting her imprisonment on an information relating to the lottery ; Lx x11. 288. 
Spirits : 
Of Distillers of England, respecting the Countervailing Duties on Spirits imported from Ireland ; Lvr. 558. 
Of Distillers in England, respecting the Bounties allowed on Spirits distilled in Ireland; tvit1. 452. 
Of Grocers of Dublin, respecting the sale of Spirituous Liquors ; Lx1. 200. 


From Cavan, relating to the collection of the Duties on Spirits; x11. 706. 


Respecting the Report from the Select Committee on Distillation from Sugar; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to 
the Committee of the Whole House on the said Report ; Cambridge, Lx111. 316. Chelmsford, 405. Colchester, 358. Cromarty, 
380. Dumbarton, 386, 418. Glasgow, 340, 357, 374- Greenock, 365. Hants, 386. Kilmarnock, 380, 394. Leicester, 320. 
Lincoln, 407. Liverpool, 320, 340. Norfolk, 357. Paisley, 386. Renfrew, 380. Rochford, 407. Romford, 358. Ross, 343. 
Royston, 294. Saffron Walden, 315. Suffolk, 340. Surrey, 357. Sussex, 374. 


From persons licensed to sell Spirits in the city of Londonderry, respecting the sale of Spirits; Lx111. 409. 


Of inhabitants of Belfast, respecting Distillation from Corn; Lx1v. 159. From Cavan, respecting fines imposed for preventing private 
distillation; LXIV. 341. 


From Cavan, respecting illicit Distillation ; Offered ; but it appearing that the signatures were all in the same hand writing, Petition with- 
drawn ; LXIV. 374. 


For continuing Act prohibiting Distillation from Corn and Grain; Dumbarton, rxv. 49. Edinburgh, 84. Glasgow, 33, 40, 84, 108. 
Lanark, 103. Liverpool, 27. Manchester and Salford, 95. Newark, 84. Paisley, 49. Port Glasgow, 84. Renfrew, 92. 


For allowing Distillation from Grain; Dublin, xv. 103,131. Meath, 93. Sligo, 130. Waterford, g5. Westmeath, 78. Wexford, 
gi. Youghall, 93: For repeal of Act, prohibiting Distillation from Corn and Grain; Aberdeen, Lxv. 307. Aberdeenshire, 348. 
Banff, 347. Berwick, 489. Clackmannan, 457. Cromarty, 357. Cupar, 322. Dumfries, 504. Edinburgh, 287. Elgin, 287. 
Fife, 222. - Forfar, 276, 298. Haddington, 329, 373. Kincardine, 287. Kincardine County, 258, 457. Kinross, 287. Kirkeud- 
bright, 345. Linlithgow, 495. Midlothian,307. Nairn, 386. Perth, 38). Ross, 341. Scotland, 272. Stirling, 412. Tullial- 
lan, 287. 





For repeal of Act, granting duties on Spirits distilled in Ireland, from Corn; Dublin, Lxv. 371. 
From Aberdeen, for permitting Distillation from Corn and Grain; Lxvi. 150. 


Of Distillers of Cork, praying the House to re-enact a statute inflicting a penalty upon illicit Distillation ; Lxv111. 640.———Respectiug 
the sale of Spirituous Liquors in Ireland ; Publicans of Dublin, Lxv111. 271.—-Lxx1. 304. Grocers of Dublin, LX1I11. 399.—LXVI. 
290.—LXVIII. 290.—LXIX. 301.—Lxx. 346. Grocers of Limerick, ux111. 424. Mac Guire, Robert, yx x1v. 632. 


Respecting the drawbacks and duties on Spirits, the manufacture of Great Britain and Ireland, imported from either country into the 
other ; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to the Select Committee on drawbacks and duties on the importation and 
exportation of Spirits, the manufacture of Great Britain and Ireland from one country to the other; Bawtree, Samuel, Lx1x. 350. 
Castle, Michael, 339. England, Corn Distillers of, 304. Liverpool, 317. Scotland, Distillers of, 316, 317. Williams, John, 328. 

Respecting illicit Distillation ; Belfast, uxx1.418. Birch, John and George, Lxx1. 393. Cork, Lxx1. 370. Donegal, Lx x. 372.— 
txx1. 66. Dublin, pxx1. 391. Greenock, Lx x1. 393. Limerick, Lxx1. 350. Tipperary, LX XI. 393. 

Respecting the Distillery Laws of Scotland; Arbroath, Lxx1. 350. Argyll, 341. Banff, 110. Bute, 328. Caithness, 260. Clack- 
mannan, 264. Dumbarton, 350. Dumfries, 321. Edinburgh, 305. Elgin, 250. Falkirk, 429. Fife, 224,374. Forfar, 230. 
Glasgow, 338. Haddington, 25, 309. Inverness, 252. Inverness Shire, 223, 260. Kelso, 434. Kilmarnock, 367. Kinross, 171. 
Kirkcaldy, 374. Kirkcudbright, 257. Leith, 305. Linlithgow, 141. Maxwelltown, 321. Nairn, 179. Peebles, 374. Perth, 
305. Port Glasgow, 338. Scotland, West of, 338. Manufacturers of Spirits in, 460. Stirling, 166. Wigtown, 69. 


Respecting the suppression of Distillation from Grain; Belfast, 1xx11. 146. Clackmannan, 146. Donegal, 440, (P. 460.) Linlithgow, 
296. Roxburgh, 204. 


From Edinburgh relative to the Distillery Laws, and the intercourse of Spirits; Lxx. 289. 


Of Brewers of Dublin, praying the House to continue to their trade the protection it enjoys by the existing taxation of Spirituous Liquors ; 
Lxx1. 388. 


From Edinburgh, respecting the duties on Spirits; Lx x11. 12. 
For repeal of the duties on Spirit licences ; Berwick, Lxx. 411. Ludlow, Lxx1. 183. 


Against the working of Distilleries in Ireland on Sundays ; Athlone, St. Peter, 1xx1v. 261. Roscrea, LXXIVv. 240. Ulster, xx. 471. 
—LXXIV. 340, P. Against the Distillery Laws; Edinburgh, Lxx1v. 502, P. Forfarshire, 502. Haddington, 525. Kinross, 
502. Leith, 502, P. 

Against the Distillery Laws of Ireland; Andrews, St. txx1v. 539. Birch, John, LxxX1v. 540. Clonmany, Lxx111. 264, p. Donagh, 
LXXIUl. 349, P. Dublin, txxiv. 480,P. Haig, Robert, xxiv. 480. Roscrea, LXX1II. 421. Tyrone, Lxxv. 263. 


In favour of the Distillery Laws of Ireland ; Castle Bellingham, Lxx1v. 443. Coote Hill, 457. Drogheda, 443. Dundalk, 457. 
Dunleer, 443. Monaghan, 457. 





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754 PETITIONS—continued. 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 
Spirits—continued. 


518. Respecting still fines and illicit distillation in Ireland; Donegal, Sligo, Londonderry, and Tyrone, Lxx1v. 377. Strabane, 377. Tyrone, 
377, P. , 


619. Of Hugh M*Morren and Patten Smith, respecting the working of stills by steam; txxtv. 484. 
621. Of John Thompson, a distiller, complaining of the Commissioners of Excise having refused to renew his licence ; Lx x11. 383, P 
522. Of rectifying Distillers of London, against the importation of Irish Corn Spirits; Lxxv. 393, P. 


523. Of Jeremiah Lowry, complaining of his cattle having been driven off his farm and sold by Excise Officers, for a still fine which many 
years previous had been imposed on the premises, for some matter of which he was totally ignorant ; Lx xv..66, Pp. 


524. Of inhabitants of Templemore, complaining of the laws relating to still fines; Lxxv. 340, (P: 345.) See supra, 243. 





525. Stage Coaches :—or proprietors, complaining of the mileage duty ; LXXI. 57. 


Of inhabitants of Reading, respecting the modé 
of carrying luggage on stage coaches; LXXII. 223. 


526. State of the Country :—Respecting the State of the Country, and the proposed measures for preserving the public tranquillity ; 
Liverpool, rxxv. 37, P» London, 31, rp. Rochester, 57, Pp. Southwark, 57, p. Westminster, 45, Pp. 


527. Steam Engines :—From Saint Andrew Holborn and Saint George the Martyr, complaining of nuisance by smoke arising from Steam 
Engines ; Referred to the Select Committee on Steam Engines, tx xv. 216. See Committees, 1776. 


Stocking Frames :—See supra, 339. “ 
528. Stocking Weavers :—Of Stocking Weavers of Glasgow, complaining of the reduction in the price of labour; Lxx1v. 377. 
529. Stone :—Of Andrew Mayer, respecting frauds in the revenue on Stones used for pavement ; Lx XII. 209. 
631. Straw Hat and Plat :—Of manufacturers of, for relief; Lxv11. 40. 


532. Sugar :——Of West India planters, relative to the duties on Sugar ; Lv111.612.————Respecting the Sugar trade ; Inhabitants of the Island 
of Barbadoes, Lxv11.50. Planters, &amp;c. of the Island of Tobago, 181. 


533. Sullivan, Dennis :—4A Seaman); Stating his case; LXXII. 413.—LXXIV. 93. 


534. Sargeons :—Of Physicians and Surgeons of Galway, relative to medical practice; Lx x11. 233. 
Ireland, complaining of the charter of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland; Lx x11. 467. 





Of Surgeons practising in 


635. Symes, Thomas Bell Villars :——Complaining of the conduct of his Commanding Officer, Sir John Eamer; ixxr. 516. 


536. Taafte, Belinda :—Stating her case, and complaining of the conduct of the Right honourable Charles Hope, President of the Court of 
Session ; Motion, that the Petition do lie upon the Table negatived ;. Petition rejected ; Lx x1. 347. 


537. Tanmng :——Of Tanners, respecting the duties on Tanning in Ireland; Cork, tv111. 356. Limerick, 518. Waterford, 358. Wexford, 
401, 410, 432. Petitions referred to a Select Committee, 482, 518. See Committees, 1784. Respecting the Tanning trade ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on the Tanning trade; (See Committees, 1782.) Armagh, Lx11. 135. Banbury, 229. Bandon 
Bridge, 251. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 110. Beverley, 155. Bewdley, 241. Bristol, 155, 248. Chester, 107. Clonmell, 251. 
Colchester, 184. Cork, 217, 260. Cornwall, 110. Coventry, 193. Crief, 229. Cumberland, 110. Derby, 248. Dublin; 94. 
Dudley, 271. Durham,110. Edinburgh, 217. Essex, 117. Exeter, 107. Forres, 260. Glasgow, 262. Gloucester, 212, 
Gorey, 135. Hull, 163. Hungerford, 305. Huntingdon, 114. Kendal,114. Kilkenny,174. Kirkcaldy, 251. Limerick, 155. 
Lincoln, 193. Liverpool, 163, 184. London, 84, 110, 133, 163. Louth, 155. Maidstone, 122. Malton, New, 117. 
Neweastle-under-Lyme, 107, 248. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 233. Newry, 143. Norwich, g1. Oxford, 110. Plymouth, 127. 
Portsmouth, 155. Ross, New, 122. Salop, 94. Sarum, New, 143. Scarborough, 110. Shrewsbury, 110. Somerset, 110. 
Southampton, 107. Stafford, 217. Stirling, 271. Stourbridge, 271. Stradbally, 133. Suffolk, 110. Surrey, 107. Tewkes- 
bury, 94. Tiverton, 105. Ulverstone, 135. Warwick, 110, 241. Waterford, 133. Wicklow, 241. Wilts,114. Worcester, 


110. Wrexham, 110. Respecting the Tanning trade; Referred to a Select Committee ; (See Committees, 1783.) London, 
Lx11t. 120. Macclesfield, 56. 








Taxes :—See supra, 17-32, 274, 294, 424-432. 
Tea :—See supra, 193, 333- 


538. Test Laws :—For repeal of the Test Laws ; Belper, Lxvi11. 206. Christians, 206. Christians, Protestant Dissenters, 230. Derby, 


200. Harlow, 230. London, 220, Loughborough, 206. Melbourne, 206. Unitarian Society, 220. ——— Of Protestant Dissenters, 
against the Test Act, Lxxv. 448, P. 


539. Theatres :—Of Nicholas Wilcox Cundy, complaining that his licence for the Pantheon Theatre had not been renewed ; Lx x111.363, P. 
Petition read; Motion for referring it toa Committee, withdrawn; 416. 


541. Tidewaiters :-—Of Tidewaiters of Liverpool, for relief; Lxv. 243, 257. Soe supra, 148. 


542. Timber :—Of Captain William Layman, respecting a mode of increasing the durability of Timber; txvi11. 635.—.Lxx1. 258. ——— 
Of Timber merchants, &amp;c. of Dublin, for relief from an Act lately passed, laying heavy duties on Timber; Lxx. 306. ——— 
Of the Society of Sawyers of Timber in Edinburgh, for prohibiting the importation of sawn Timber; ~xx111. 89, —— 
Against any reduction or alteration of the duties on Timber; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to the Select 
Committee on Foreign Trade, or else referred when presented ; (See Committees, 1517.) Alloa, Lxxv. 446,P. Ayr, 343, P. 
Bor'ness, 446, Pp. Drinkwater, Samuel, and John M. Johnson, 311,r. Glasgow, 346, 360,P”. Grangemouth, 318, 446, P. 
Greenock, 394, P. Hull, 301. Kirkcaldy, 384, Pp. Leith, 295, 384, Pp. Liverpool, 269, p. 275,P. London, 275, P. 332, Pp. 


Montrose, 274. Mewcastle-upon-Tyne, 275, P. Port Glasgow, 394, P. Scarborough, 286. Sunderland, 286. Whitby, 291. 
Whitehaven, 331. Workington, 286. : 


543. Tithes :—Respecting the present system of Tithes in Ireland; Kerry, Lx111. 175. Queen’s County, 152. Petitions read, Lx1v. 331. 
See Tithes, 19. Against Tithes, and the grievances exercised in the collection thereof; Ordered to lie on the Table, and 
afterwards referred to a Select Committee, or else referred when presented ; (See Committees, 1791.) Allington, East, LXX1I. 305. 
Blackawton, 386. Bobbingworth, 516. Charlton, 305. Churstow, 338. Cranham, 516. Diss, 446. Frithelstock, 394. 
Hornchurch, 277. Huish, North, 305. Isleworth, 286. Langtree, g94. Loddeswell, 314. Marlborough, 286. Norfolk, 446. 
Ockenden, South, 386. Shelfanger, 346. Shimpling, 446. Stokenham, 305. Upminster, 386. ——— Complaining of the 
grievances of the present system of Tithes in Ireland; Adare, Lxx1.460. Athlacca, 483. Ballygran, 483. Bruff, 460. Castle- 
town, 483. Croome, 324. Drinnin, 483. Limerick, 362. From the Members of the Bath and West of England Society, 


respecting commutation of Tithes; LXx1I. 211. Of Market Gardeners of Isleworth, complaining of the oppressive system of 
collecting Tithes in that parish ; ux x11. 211. 











544. Tobacco ;——Of Manufacturers of Tobacco in Manchester, respecting the duties on Tobacco and Snuff; Lx1. 259.—-—Of Manufacturers 
of Tobacco in Liverpool, for allowing the full drawbacks on manufactured Tobacco exported; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Foreign Trade, Lxxv. 366. See Committees, 1517. See also supra, 333- 


645. Tokens: 





PETITION S—continued. 755 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 


545. Tokens :—Respecting the issue of Tokens ; Bath, Lxvi11. 130. Frome Selwood, 575. Against the currency of copper Tokens ; 
Dudley, rxx11. 208. Stourbridge, Lxx11.208. Wednesbury, xx. 205. Wolverhampton, Lxx1.61, 





546. Tonnage :——Of owners of British ships in the Port of London, for repeal of so much of Act of present session (1802) for granting duties on 
imports and exports, as relates to the duties on Tonnage; Lv1t. 621. For repeal of so much of Act 42 Geo. III. as relates to 
Tonnage Duties; Bideford, tviir.192. Bridlington, 79. Hartley and Blyth,g1. Hull,200. Kirkcaldy, 146. Lancaster, 200. 
Liverpool, 49. London, 79. Newcastle, 228. Plymouth, 79. Preston, 253. Scarborough,79. Shields, North, 104. Shields, 
South, 95. Sunderland, 79. Whitby, 1193. Praying that the duties imposed by Acts 43, 44 and 46 Geo. III. may cease with 


the present war; Bridlington, rx11. 200. Blyth, 232. Hull, 252. London, 129, 148. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 213. Shields, 
North and South, 252. Sunderland, 227. Whitby, 349. 








647. Toulon :—Of Penon de la F errage, a Toulonese refugee, for relief; LXXIII. 252. 


548. Trade :—From Birmingham, praying the House to adopt regulations respecting inserting clauses in Bills relating to Trade; Lxxv. 301. 
See Orders, 18. 


549. Trawl and Trammel Nets :—Of Fishermen, &amp;c. of Youghall, against the use of Trawl and Trammel Nets ; Lx x11. 274. 


551. Trinidad :—For the grant of the British Colonial Constitution to that Island; Bristol, xvi. 239. Cork, rxv.425. Dublin, ixv. 
405. Glasgow, Lxv. 391. Liverpool, rxv. 397. Trinidad, Lxv. 408. Merchants trading to, Lxv. 425. 


552. Turnpike Roads :—Respecting the Highway Acts; Bassett, Joseph, D.; Referred to the Select Committee on Acts now in force 


regarding Turnpike Roads and Highways in England and Wales; Lxxiv.157. (See Committees, 1553.) Cornwall, Lx xr. 400. 
Trustees of Roads in Middlesex, Kent, Surrey and Sussex, referred to the Select Committee on Acts now in force regarding Turnpike 


Roads and Highways in England and Wales; Lxxiv. 166. Of proprietors of land in the county of Anglesey, against the making 
of certain new Roads in that county; LXxIv. 150. See infra, 573. 





553. Tyburn Tickets :—From Manchester, respecting the sale and transfer of Tyburn Tickets ; Lxx111. 275, P. 
Union with Ireland :—See supra, 279. 


Vaccine Inoculation :—Of the Managers of the London Vaccine Institution, to participate in any means of support which the House 
may afford for the promotion of Vaccination; LX11I. 400. 


555. Valens, Michael + —Stating his case, and complaining of ill treatment by the Sheriff of Edinburgh ; ux x11. 152. 
556. Vassar, John James :—Petition offered ; Motion for bringing it up, negatived, txv. 486. 
557. Ventilation :—Of John Vallance, respecting his plan of Ventilation; txxv. 148. 


558. Victuallers :—Of Victuallers of London and Westminster, respecting pewter pots; Referred to the Select Committee on Nightly Watch 


and Police, txvit. 77, 89. See Committees, 1658. See also supra, 277, 438. 
559. Wales :——Respecting the administration of Justice in Wales; Carmarthenshire, Lxxv. 237. Pembroke; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on the Laws relating to the Administration of Justice in Wales, 294. See Committees, 1803. 
1 


561. Wales, Princess of :—Of Sir John Douglas, praying for himself and Lady Douglas to be re-sworn before a legal tribunal to the 
depositions before the Commissioners appointed for investigating the conduct of the Princess of Wales; Lxviri. 321. 


Petition read ; 
Motion respecting the same superseded by adjournment; 345. 


562. Walker, Richard :—Respecting the detention of his brig “ Speculation” by the Portuguese government; Lxx1Vv. 624, P. 
563. War :—From Nottingham against the War; Luxx. 342. See supra, 396. 


. Watchmakers :—Respecting their trade, and being charged to the duty on licences for selling plate ; Ordered to lie on the Table, and 
afterwards referred toa Select Committee ; (See Committees, 1797-8.) Aberdeen, LXx111.100,P. Berwick, LX XIII. 30, (P. 144.) 


Coventry, Lx x11. 364, 367, ep. Haddington, rxx11.31. London, Lxx1I. 452,P. Montrose, Lxx111. 139, (P.144.) Roxburgh, 
LXXII. 452, P. 


565. Water :—Complaining of the combination of the Water Works Companies ; Brewer-street and Great Pulteney street, Lx x111. 282, P. 
Finsbury and Tower Divisions, Lxx1v.56. George, Saint, Hanover-square, Lxxv.402,P. Giles, Saint, in-the-Fields, and Saint 
George Bloomsbury, Lxx111- 292, Pp. Harris, William, Lxx1v.138.—Lxxv. 214, P. James, Saint, Westminster, Lx x111. 287.— 
Lxxv. 402. Mary-le-bone, Saint, txxv. 402. Paddington, rxxv.416,P. Pancras, Saint, Lxxv. 402. Of inhabitants of 
Saint Audeons, in Dublin, complaining of the misapplication of the funds for supplying that city with Water; Lxxv. 378, P. 





566. Watermen :—Of Watermen of Gosport, Portsmouth, &amp;c. respecting Act 49 Geo. III. for regulating the Watermen in the Harbour, &amp;c. ; 
Lxv1. 286. 


567. Waters, Thomas John :—Complaining of the proceedings in a cause tried in the Court of Common Pleas, &amp;c.; Motion for the 


Petition to lie on the Table, negatived; Lxx1.379. Respecting the providing of an asylum for discharged felons; Lxx1. 467. For 
abolishing capital punishment in all cases except murder; Lx x11. 78. 


568. Weavers :—Of Weavers of Perth, relating to the poor rates; Lxx1v.400. Of Weavers of Kirkcudbright, complaining of the 
depressed state of their wages; Lxxiv. 609. See supra, 137, 528. 


569. Weights and Measures :—Of the Royal Society for the loan of the Standard Measure; Clerk of the House ordered to deliver same 


to the Clerk of the Royal Society; Lx x11. 265. 


570. Weir, John :——Stating certain circumstances of oppression ; Lx x11. 178.. 


571. West Indies :—of Planters, Merchants, &amp;c. interested in the British West India Colonies, for relief; To lie on the Table, tx1r. 188. 


Read, and referred to a Committee, 236. (See Committees, 1806.) Other Petitions on the same subject, referred to the Committee; 
Liverpool, 248. Glasgow, 281. From Liverpool, cespecting West India produce; LXviI. 212, 





572. Wheat :—From Coventry, complaining of Excise prosecutions for selling Roasted Wheat ; LxxXv. 302, P. See supra, 113-127. 


573. Wheels :—Respecting the breadth of Wheels of waggons used on public highways and roads; Worcestershire and Herefordshire, 
Lx. 83. Penrinth and Kerrier, Lx1x. 281. Salop and Stafford, LX XIII. 172, P. 


574. White, Henry :—Proprietor of the Independent Whig Newspaper, respecting his imprisonment in the county gaol of Dorset ; Motion, 
That the Petition do lie upon the Table, withdrawn ; notice taken that there were several interlineations and erasures in the Petition ; 
Petition withdrawn; Lx1v.184. Another Petition presented, and ordered to lie upon the Table ; Lx1v. 236. 


57 


a 


. Wilmot, Olivé :—of Olivé Wilmot stating herself to be the legitimate daughter of the late Duke of Cumberland, and praying for an 
inquiry into her claims ; Motion, That the Petition be printed, negatived ; LXXv. 452. 


576. Window 
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‘756 PETITIONS—continued. 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various matters, &amp;c.—continued. 


576. Window Tax :—For repeal of the Window Tax; Austel, Saint, Lxx11. 146. Bandon, 25. Columb, St. 198. Hull, 131. 
Liverpool, 154. Manchester, 146. Truro, 131. For repeal of the Shop Window Tax; Alnwick, yx xiv. 334. Austell, St. 
LXXI1I. 399. Barnsley, LX XIII. 415.—LXXIV. 432. Berwick-upon-Tweed, tx xiv. 464. Birmingham, Lxx111. 277. Bridlington, 
LXxIv. 432. Chesterfield, .xx111. 264. Dunse, xxiv. 424. Halifax, xxiv. 432. Helleston, Lxx111.210. Kelso, Lxx1tt. 
407.—LXxIv.432. Leeds, LxXx.v. 432,P. Leicester, Lxx11I. 300,P. Liverpool, Lxxv. 366, P. Morpeth, txxiv. 334. 
Otley, Lxxirt. 219. Sheffield, Lxx111. 235. Shields, North, Lxx111. 218, P. York, LxXxIv. 339, P. Against the 
Cottage Window Tax in Scotland; Aberdeen, Lx x11. 205, 286. Ayr, 209. Elgin, 267. Kilmarnock, 205. Linlithgow, 296. 
Newtown-upon-Ayr, 212. Paisley, 252. Renfrew, 235. Ross-shire, 286. Rutherglen, 303, 331, 356,414. Wigtown, 259. 
For repeal of the Window Tax in Ireland; Andrews, St. (Dublin,) Lxx11. 106, 173. Anne, St. (Dublin,) Lx x11. ye. 
Belfast, Lx x11. 169.— LX XIII. 209, 335.— Lxxiv. 208,P. Bridget, St.(Dublin,) Lxx11.92. Carrick-on-Suir, Lx xIv. 230, P. 
Carrickfergus, Lxx1v. 239. Catherine, St. (Dublin,) Lxx11. g2, 193. Coleraine, Lx xiv. 396. Cork, Lxx11. 168, 259.— 
LXXI1I, 263, P.—LxXiv.245. Downpatrick, pxx11.10. Dublin, Lxx11. 92. — LXXIII. 24, P. 71, 214, 251.— LXXIV. 149. 
Enniskillen, rxx1v. 334. Galway, Lxx1v.350. John, St. (Dublin,) Lx11.92. Kerry, Lxxiv.378. Kilkenny, Lxxi11. 242. 
—LXxxXIv. 272, P.431,P. Lea (ineluding Portarlington,) Lxx111. 281. Limerick, Lxx111. 98, (P. 133.) Londonderry, Lx x111. 
366.—Lxx1v. 396. Luke, St. (Dublin,) Lxx1.173.. Marks, St. (Dublin,) x x11. 259. Mary, St. (Dublin,) rxx11.92. Mary- 
borough, Lx x111. 281. Michaels, St. (Dublin,) Lxx11. 106. Michan, St. (Dublin,) Lxx11. 92. Newry, Lxx111. 361. Nicholas, 
Saint, without Dublin, Lxx11. 100, Paul’s, St. (Dublin,) 1x x11.106. Peter, St, (Dublin,) Lxx1v.184. Strabane, Lx x11I. 37, P. 
—LxxIv. 118, 202. Waterford, Lx x111. 98, (P. 133-)—LXxXIv. 188, Pp. Werburgh, St.(Dublin,) txx11. 106. Youghal, rxxiv. 
378, ¥. See supra, 21. 257- . 











577. Wine :—Respecting the prisage of Wine in Ireland; Cork, Lx1v. 118.—Lxv. 52. Waterford, Lxv. 405. ———— Of members of the 
late Factory at Oporto, respecting the Wine Trade; Lxvit. 546. Of Wine Merchants in Great Britain, correspondents of the 
Royal Wine Company of Oporto, respecting their charter; Lxv111. 184. Respecting the Wine Trade ; Importers and Dealers 
in Foreign Wines; Lx x1. 262. Importers and Dealers in Foreign Wines in the Port of London, Lx x11. 107. Respecting the 
Cape Wine Trade ; Merchants trading to the Cape of Good Hope, Lxx11.187. British Merchants established at the Cape of Good 
Hope; LX XII. 343- 











578. Winnard, John :—(A Purser); Complaining of his having been dismissed in consequence of an Order in Council; Lx x11. 143. 


Wool: 


579.  (1806.) Respecting Wool, Woollen Trade, and Woollen Manufacture; Woollen Weavers of Gloucester, Lx1. 45. Manufacturers of 
Woollen Cloth in Yorkshire, 77. Clothworkers and others of the counties of York, Lancaster, Wilts, Somerset, and Gloucester, 78, 79. 
The above Petitions referred to the Select Committee on Woollen Manufacture, 136. See Committees, 1822. 


581. (1806-7.) Of Clothworkers and Shearmen of the counties of York, Lancaster, Wilts, Somerset, and Gloucester; Referred to the Select 
Committee on the state of the Woollen Manufacture, Lx11. 110. Of Robert Cookson; Referred to the same Committee, 228. See 
Committees, 1823. 

582. (1808.) Of Clothworkers and Shearmen of the counties of York, Wilts, and Somerset, respecting Acts for suspending proceedings in 
actions, LXIII. 123. Referred to the Select Committee on the state of the Woollen Manufacture, 211. (See Committees, 1823.) 
Referred to the Committee on the Woollen Manufacture Bill, 388. See Wool, 15. 

583.  (1810.) Of Merchants of Leeds, Wakefield, and Halifax, for leave to present a Petition for repeal of certain Acts respecting the Woollen 
Trade; Lxv.125. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred to a Committee; 126. 

584. (1816.) Against any additional duty on Wool or Seeds, and on Wool and Seeds ; Referred to the Select Committee on the policy of imposing 
an increased duty on the import of Foreign Seeds; (See Committees, 1738.) Aberdeenshire, Lxx1.312. Bury, 304. Cambridge, 323. 
England, 312. Gloucester,312. Halifax, 312. Huddersfield, 312. Kidderminster, 312. Leeds, 310. London, 312, 319, 323. 
———Merchants interested in the export of Bristol Woollens, 349. Norfolk, 362. Rochdale, 304. Rossendale, 304. 


585. (1816.) Praying that no duty may be imposed upon Foreign Wool imported; Exeter, Lxx1. 378. ‘Tiverton, 342. Wilts and Somerset, 
339. Against alterations in existing Laws respecting Wool; Frome Selwood, Lxx1. 327. Leicester, 327. Praying 
the House to impose a duty on the importation of Foreign Wool ; Sussex, LX XI. 405. 


586. (1817.) Relative to the importation of Foreign Wool; Arundel. Lx x11. 331. Brighthelmstone, 226. Chichester, 331. Dorset, 205. 
Eastbourne, 227. Essex,227. Hampshire, 240, Pr. Hastings, 193. _‘Ireland, Farming Stock Society of, 267. Lewes, 227. 
Petersfield, 12. Roxburgh, 204. Rye, 193. Shoreham, 226. Sussex, 227. Swaffham, 368. Thetford, 368. Wigtown, 226. 
Winchelsea, 193. Worcester, 172. 








587. (1818 &amp; 1819.) Against any additional duties on Wool ; Bradford, Lxx1v. 514, P. Huddersfield, Lxx1v. 526. Leeds, Lxx1v. 515, P. 
517, P. London, Lx xiv. 507,P. Sussex, LXX11I. 241, P. Wilts and Somerset, Lxx111. 303,P- York, LXXIV. 517, P.—— 
Respecting the stamping of Woollen Cloth; Halifax, txx1v. 324, p. Leeds Cloth Halls, 414, Pp. 


588. (1820.) For repeal of the duty on Foreign Wool ; Bristol, rxxv.241. Bury, 216. Exeter, 241. Gloucester, 216, r. Halifax, 216. 
Hawick, 216, Pp. Huddersfield, 159. Hull, 115. Kendal, 122,r. Kidderminster,212. Kirkheaton, 180, p. Leeds, 138, P. 
Leicester, 166,P. London, 144,P. Mirfield-with-Hopton, 241. Newcastle-under-Lyme, 92. Newchurch, 236, Pp. Norwich, 122. 
Nottingham, 138. Rochdale, 216. Saddleworth, 241. Somerset, 213, rp. Wakefield, 204,241. Wilts, 212. In favour of 
the duty on Foreign Wool; Edinburgh, txxv. 236. Selkirkshire, 417, P. 





489. Woolcombers :——Complaining of the reduced wages paid to Woolcombers; Collumpton, Lxx1v.137. Devon, 172, P. Tiverton, 
34, 177- 


591. Wooller, Thomas Jonathan :——Complaining of proceedings at his Trial; Lxx11. 414. 
592. Wy re Forest :—From Alvington ; Respecting the inclosure of Wyre Forest; Lxx1v. 624. 


593. Young, Paul :—Complaining of his being detained in prison contrary to law; Lxx111. 306, P. 


I]. Petitions for Grants of Public Money for various purposes, recommended 


by the Crown: 


594. Academy, Royal Irish :—For support ; rxx11. 178. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 379.—Lx x11. 244. (Not referred,) 
LXXIV. 511, 577-—LXXV. 314, 380. See Supply, Key to Supply. 


595. Africa :—Of the Committee of the Company of Merchants trading to Africa, for support of their establishments; Lv1. 251. Referred to 
the Committee of Supply, 312.--LVII. 571, 587.—LVIII. 195, 573-—LIX. 337, 379-—LX. 54, 397- — LXI. 68, 216. — Lxir. 184. 
(Not referred,) 696, 795.—LXI1I. 101, 410.—LX1v. 146, 241.—LXv. 77, 383.—Lxvil. 486, 500.—LxxX. 231, 381.—Lxx1. 369, 
468.—Lx x11. 277, 428.—LXXIII. 311, 311.—LX XIV. 455, P- 577-—LXXV. 251, (Not referred.) See Supply, 78, Key to Supply. 


596. A griculture :——-Of the President and Members of the Board of Agriculture, for further support ; v1.208. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 312.—.vit. 119, 571.—-LVIII. 173, 650.—L1x. 84, 141.—Lx. 88, 397.—Lx1. 68, 327.—Lx11. 160. (Not referred,) 
643, 795-—LX111. 112, 410.—Lx1v. 86, 241.—LXv. 59, 383-—LXVI. 103, 197.—Lxvil. 56, 218.—LXVIII. 97, 452.—LXIX. 37, 
470.—LXX. 49, 381.—.x x1. 396, 396.—Lx x11. 62, 428.—Lx x11. 62, 314.—LxxIVv. 107, (P. 546,) 577.—L xxv. 38, 165, (Not 
referred.) See Supply, 79, Kew to Supply. 

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PETITION S—~continued. 





SS 





II. Petitions for.Grants of Public Money for various purposes—continued. 


597.. American Loyalists : — Of George Martin, for compensation for losses in consequence of the confiscation of his Estate ; To lie on the 
Table, Lvi1I. 104. Again read,.and referred to a Committee, 281. Reported ; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed ; 314. Report 
referred to the Committee of Supply, 330. (See Supply, 31. 689.) — Of Philip Martin ; to lie on the Table, rx11. 276. Another 
Petition ; to lie on the Table, 624. Again read, and referred to a Committee; Petition of Isaac Dubois, also Report of 28 June 1803, 
referred, 682. To report observations; Members added; five to be the quorum; 721. To report proceedings from time to.time ; 
Report on Mr. Dubois’ Petition ; to lie on the table, and be printed ; 794, (App. 954.) Report on Mr. Martin’s Petition ; to lie on 
the Table, and with Appendix be printed, 797, (App. 956.) Of Isaac Du Bois; to lie on the Table, ivr, 179. Again 
read, and referred to a Committee, 261. Reported, 552. Report to lie on the Table, and with Appendix be printed, 555. Referred 
to the Committee of Supply, 665. (See Supply, 31.784. 753-&gt; . Another Petition ; to lie on the Table, tx11.277. Another Petition ; 
to lie on the Table, 654. Again read, and referred to the Committee on Mr. Martin’s Petition, 682. See supra. Of the executors 
of Sir James Wright ; to lie on the Table, L1x.199. Again read, and referred to a Committee,225. Reported ; Report to lie on the 
Table, 253. Petition and Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 379. (See Supply, 31. 901.) Of the several persons 
whose names are thereunto. subscribed; to lie on the Table, xxvii. 54. Read again, and referred to a Committee ; to send for 
persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum; 112. Member added,115. Message to the Lords for Baron Grenville to 
attend, 155. Lords give leave, 164. Message to the Lords for the Earl of Liverpool to attend, 173. Lords give leave, 178." 
Petition reported ; Report to lie upon the Table, and with the Appendix be printed, 233. 














598. Andrew’s, St. Church, Dublin :—For assistance for re-building the same; Lx. 88:—uxr. 112. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply; Lx, 123.—1x1.197. _ See Supply, 1023. 1243. 


599. Ardglass Harbour :—For carrying certain improvements in execution; Referred to a Committee, rx1v. 83. Reported; Report 


to lie on the Table, 171. Report with Appendix to be printed, 195. Report referred to the Committee of Supply, Lxv.197. See, 
Supply, 32. 2182. 


601. Bedford Level :—For assistance, respecting the drainage and embankment thereof; Referred to a Committee, tx1v.85. Not 
reported. 


602. 


i) 


Belfast Academical Institution :—For a grant of money in aid of the funds of the Institution ; Referred to a Committee, 
Lx1x. 260. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 272. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 382. (See Supply, 34. 3194.), 
Another Pefition; rxx.180. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 212. See Supply, 3391. 


6053. 


is) 


Bell Rock Lighthouse :——Of the Commissioners of the Northen Lighthouses for provision to be made in the Bell Rock Light- 
house Bill, for advancing a sum towards erecting a Lighthouse on the Bell or Cape Rock on the Eastern Coast of Scotland; Referred 
to a Committee, Lx1. 492. See Committees, 1385. Lighthouses, 3. 


604. Bengal (Harbour) :——Of Benjamin Lacum, for assistance for the completion of his plan of a Harbour in Bengal; Referred to a 
Committee, Lx1.102. (See Committees, 1386.). Report with an Appendix to lie on the Table, and with Appendix be printed, 515. 


60. 


2 


. Bethlem Hospital :—Towards rebuilding the same; Referred to a Committee, ux1. 156. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 


173- Referred to the Committee of Supply, 304. (See Supply, 35. 1266.) Another Petition ; Referred to a Committee, Lxv1. 307. 
Reported ; Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 314. See Supply, 35. 2450. 


Bosquet, Abraham :—See infra, 703. 


606. Boyd, General :—For an indemnification for the seizure of a cargo of salt-petre ; Referred to a Committee, uxx111. 157. (See 
Committees, 1736.) Report; to lie on the Table, and with Appendix be printed, 422. Report to be re-printed, xxiv. 462. Report 
referred to the Committee of Supply, 584. See Supply, 37, 4259- 


607. Broadstairs Pier :—Of the Commissioners, for relief towards re-building the same; Referred toa Commiittee, ux111. 64. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table, and with the Appendix and Petition to be printed, 138. 


Chalmers and Cowie :—See infra, 652. 


608; Chancery, Court of (Ireland) :——Of Six Clerks, for compensation for losses by prevention of the sale of their offices; Referred 

to a Committee, txvi11. 361. (See Committces, 1412.) Reported; Report to lie on the Table, and with Appendix be printed, 521. 
Of Masters, Six Clerks, and other Officers of the Court of Chancery in Ireland, for compensation for losses they may sustain 
in consequence of the passing of the Irish Court of Chancery Bill; To lie on the Table, and be printed, Lxx1v. 525. Of 
Viscount Avonmore, Patentee Registrar of the Court of Chancery in Ireland, for compensation, in consequence of the Bill for the better 
administration of justice in that Court; Lxxv. 220. Of Bartholomew Galvin, principal Clerk in the office of the Cursitor of the 
Court of Chancery in Ireland, for compensation for loss of fees ; (not recommended by the Crown) Lx xv. 258, 263. Of Thomas 
Prendergast, Cursitor in the Court of Chancery in Ireland, for compensation for loss of fees ; (not recommended by the Crown) Lxxv. 
263, 270. See Courts of Justice, 31, 32. 














609. Charitable Donations and Bequests in Ireland :—Of the Commissioners, for assistance; vit. 292. Referred to the 
Committee of Supply, 320.—LV1II. 120, 130.—LIX. 45, 49-—LX- 57, 123.—LXI. 190, 197-—LXI1. 111, 149, 655, 682.—Lx111. 
90, 258.—LxIv. 49, 78.—LXV. 53, 114.—LXVI. 175, 203.—LXVII. 85, 183.— Lx vi1I. 316, 402.—Lx1x. 183, 203..—Lxx. 180, 
212.—LXXI. 335, 357&gt; See Supply, Key to Supply. 


Christian Knowledge :—See infra, 716. 


611. Conway Bridge :—For public assistance, and for a Bill for building a Bridge over the river Conway, and making roads to com- 
munieate therewith ; Referred to a Committee, Lv11. 181. See Bridges, 17. 


612. Copenhagen *_—Of Merchants of London, for compensation for losses occasioned by the confiscation of British property at Copenhagen ; 
To lie on the Table, 1x x11. 461, P. 


613. Cork Institution, for the application of Science to the common purposes of Life ; For support of the Institution; Lx111. 90. Referred 
to the Committee of Supply, 258.—1x1Vv. 49, 78.—LXV. 53, 114.—LXVIe 175, 203.—LX VII. 85, 183.—LXvIII. 316, 402.—-LXIXx. 
183, 203.—LxXx. 180, 212.—LXXI. 335, 357.—LXx1l. ‘178, 379.—Lxx111. 244. (Not referred.) LXXIV. 511, 577-——-LXXv, 
314, 380. See Supply, Key to Supply. ’ ‘ 


614. Cotton :—Of Captain Archibald Blair, for assistance, for securing to him ‘the benefit of his newly-invented method of packing and 
retaining Cotton ; Referred to a Committee, ivi1. 480. Of Samuel Crompton, for reward, for his inventioff of a Machine for 
spinning Cotton ; Referred to a Committee, rxvi1.175. To report observations and Minutes of Evidence, 207. Reported; Report 
to lie on the Table, and be printed, 225. (App. 838.) Referred to the Committee of Supply, 468. See Supply, 43. 2708. 





615. Courts of Justice (Ireland) :—For compensation for losses if the Irish Courts Bill should pass into a law; John Forster, Deputy 
Serjeant at Arms of the Court of Exchequer, Lv111. 257. Robert O’Hara, Pursuivant of the Court of Exchequer, 314. David Courtenay, 
Deputy Keeper of the Seals of the Court of Exchequer, 334. Clerks in the Pleas Office of the Court of Exchequer, 334, 399- John 
Pollock, Deputy Clerk of the Common Pleas Office of the Court of Exchequer, 348. Lord Hobart, Clerk of the Common Pleas in the 
Court of Exchequer, 361. See Commitfees, 1446. Courts of Justice, 58. 


616. Crinan 
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II. Petitions for Grants of Public Money for various purposes—continued. 


616. Crinan Canal :—Of the Company of Proprietors, for loan of a further sum for completing same ; Referred toa Committee, Lx: 340. 
Reported ; Report to lieon the Table, and with Appendix be printed ; 363. Another Petition ; To lie on the Table, 1x. 111. Another 


Petition ; Referred to a Committee, Lxx1.472. Reported; Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House; 476. See 
Committees, 829. Navigations, 7. 


Crompton, Samuel :—See supra, 614. 


617. Customs (Ireland) -—Of Sir Richard Hardinge, Bart. for leave to present a Petition for compensation for less of fees as Surveyor 
General of the Customs of Ireland ; Leave given; Petition presented ; to lie on the Table; txvir. 625. Another Petition of Sir 
Richard Hardinge ; To lie on the Table, .x1x. 38. —— Of thelate Deputy Surveyors General of the Customs of Ireland respecting 
the Petition of Sir Richard Hardinge, and for compensation for loss of fees; To lie on the Table, rx1x. 109. 


Desmond, William :—See infra, 661. 


618. Dominica :—Of the Council and Assembly of the Island of Dominica on behalf of the sufferers by a fire in the town of Roseau; To lie 
on the Table, 1x11. 164. Another Petition; Referred to a Committee, 643. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, and with 
Appendix be printed; 780. (App. 947.) Another Petition; Referred to a Committee; Report of last session, referred; Lx111. 59. 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed ; Report of last session to be reprinted ; 310. Report referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 429- See Supply, 44. 1861. ' 


619. Dublin College :—For a loan for making additional Buildings ; Referred to a Committee, .x1x. 184. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table, 213. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 272. See Supply, 45. 3178. 


621. Dublin Four Courts :—Of Mr. Ormsby, Marshal of the Four Courts Dublin, for compensation for losses ; To lie on the ‘Lable, 
Lx. 88. 


622. Dublin Corporation for Paving, Cleansing and Lighting the City of Dublin :—For assistance; vir. 262. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 320.—Lv11I. 120, 130.—L1x. 46, 49.—LX. 57, 123.—LXI. 112, 197.—L x11. 111,149. See 
Supply, Key to Supply. 


623. Dublin Paving :—For assistance, and for a Bill for repealing Acts and granting new powers to the Commissigners; Lx11. 144, 594. 
See Pavings, 73.————._ Of certain officers of the late Corporation for Paving the city of Dublin for compensation for losses; Referred 
toa Committee, Lx1u1. 122, Not reported. 


624. Dublin Police :—For compensation for losses sustained by the Dublin Police Act ; Card, Francis James ; To lie on the Table, rxtv. 
95. Hall, William, for leave to present a Petition ; referred to a Committee, 229. _ Logan, William, for leave to present a Petition ; 
referred toa Committee, 150. Reported; leave given; 203. Entry in Votes read ; Petition presented; to lie on the Table j 218. 
Wilson, Edward, for leave to present a Petition ; referred to a Committee, 165. Reported ; leave given ; 203. Entry in Votes read; 
Petition presented ; to lie on the Table; 218. ; 


625. Dublin Society for promoting Husbandry and other useful Arts in Ireland :—For support; tv1z.261.. Referred 
to the Committee of Supply, 270.—LVIsI. 120, 130.—LIX. 46, 49.-=LX. §7, 123.—LXI. 112, 197.—L XII. 111, 149, 655, 682.— 
LXIII. 90, 258.—LXIV. 49, 78.—LXV. 53, 114.—-LXVI. 175, 203-—LXVII. 85, 183.— LXVIII. 358, 402, —LxIx, 183, 203. — 
LXX. 180, 212. — LXXI. 335, 357-— LX XU. 178, 379.—Lxx11l. 244. (Not referred.) LXx1v. 511, §77.— Lxxv. 314, 380. 
See Supply, Key to Supply. ; 


626. Dublin Wide Streets :—For assistance for making Wide and convenient Ways and Streets, &amp;c. in the city of Dublin; vir. 292. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 320.—Lv111. 120, 130.—L1x. 46, 49.—Lx. 88, 123.—LxI. 112, 197.—LXII. 1 11, 149, 655 
682,—LX111. 90, 258.—LX1V. 49, 78.—LXV. 53, 114.—LXVI. 175, 203.—LX VII. 85, 183.—LX VIII. 358, 402.—LxIx. 183, 203. 
—LXX. 180, 212.—LXXI. 335, 357-—LXX11. 178, 379-—Exxi1l. 244. (Not referred.) Lxx1v. 511, 577-—-LXX¥. 314, 380. 
See Supply, Key to Supply. 


627. Dun’s, Sir Patrick, Hospital in Dublin :—For support; LXII. 111,655. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 149, 682. 


—LX111. 90, 258.—LxIv. 49, '78.—LXV.53, 114.—LXVI. 175, 203.—LXVII. 85, 183.—Lxviml. 316, 402.—Lx1x. 183, 203.— 
LXX. 180, 212.—LXXI. 335, 357- See Supply, Key to Supply. 


628. East India Com ny :—Of the East India Company, for leave to present a Petition for Relief; Leave given ; Petition presented ; 
Referred to the Committee on the East India Company’s Affairs; Lx111. 273. (See Committees, 1475.) Referred to the Eiiaatinens 
of Supply, 429. (See Supply, 80.1856.) Another Petition, for leave to present a Petition for Relief ; Leave given; Petition presented ; 
referred to the Committee on the East India Company’s Affairs; Lxv. 284. (See Committees, 1478.) Another Petition, for leave to 
present a Petition for Relief; Leave given; Petition presented ; referred to the Committee on the East India Company’s Affairs ; 
Lxv.359. (See Committees, 1478.) Another Petition, for leave to present a Petition for Relief; Leave given ; Petition presented ; 
referred toa Committee; Lxv11. 417. Reported ; Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 419. (See Supply, 46. 2672.) ( App.778.) 
Report to be printed, 427.———For leave to present a Petition respecting their account with the public, and for Relief; “Referred to 

‘a Committee ; Lxvi11. 237. Order for referring it to a Committee discharged ; leave given; Petition presented ; to lie on the Table: 
239. Referred to a Cummittee of the Whole House on the East India Company’s Affairs, 337. See Committees, 386, ‘ 


East India Docks Bills : ; 
629. . For provision to be made therein, for making compensation for injury or damage occasioned by the Works authorized by the Bill; 
LVIII. 549. See Docks, 48. 3 


631, Of John Atkins, for compensation for losses sustained by the passing of the East India Docks Bill ; Referred to a Committee, 


Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 411. LXIX. 271. 


632. Edinburgh College :—For leave to present a Petition for aid towards re-building same ; Leave given ;. Petition presented ; referred 
to a Committee; Lxx. 219. (See Committces, 1488.) Reported; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed ;. 323. (App. 582.) 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 414. (See Supply, 47. 3460.) Motion for referring the Report fo the Committee of Supply ; 


Regent’s recommendation signified ; Report referred; Lx x1. 469. See Supply, 47. 3668. 

633. Edinburgh Gaol :—For a grant of money towards ‘re-building same ; Referred to a Committee, Lxv111. 374. (See Committees, 
1531.) Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 436. See Supply, 48. 2914. 

634. Edinburgh and Fife Ferries :—For a grant of public money for the improvement thereof; Lxvirt. 208. See Ferries, 3. 


Edwards, James :—See infra, 66g. 


‘635. Elgin Marbles :—0Of Earl Elgin, for the House to institote an enquiry into the value of the Elgin Marbles; To lie on the Table; 
LXX. 394. Of Earl Elgin, for transferring to the public his collection of Marbles; To lie on the Table, Lxx1. 47. Petition read ; 
Motion for referring it to a Committee; Previous Question affirmative; Committee appointed; 73- (See Committees, 1503.) 
Reported ; — to li¢ on the Table, and with Appendix be printed; 240. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 395. See 
Supply, 49. 3617. 


636. Farming 





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II. Petitions for Grants of Public Money for various purposes—continued. 


636. Farming Society of Ireland :—For support ; uvi1.267. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 270.—xy111. 120, 130.—LIXx. 
46, 49.— LX. §7, 123.—LXI. 112, 197-—-L XII. 111,.149, 655, 682.—Lxr11. 90, 258.—Lx1v. 49, 78.—Lxv. 53, 114.—LXVI. 175, 
203-—LX VII. 85, 183.—LXVI11. 316, 402.—Lx1x. 183, 203.—L xx. 180, 212.—LX XI. 335, 357-—LXxu1. 178, 379. —LX XIII. 244, 
(Not referred.) LXXIV. 511, 577.-—-LXXV. 314, 380. See Supply, Key to Supply. 


637. Female Orphan House, Dublin :—For support; tvir. 260. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 270.—tvitr. 120, 190, 
319, 330.—LIX. 46, 49.—LX. 57, 123.—LX1. 112, 197.—Lx11. 111, 149, 655, 682.—Lx111. go, 258.—LxIVv. 49, 78.— LXV. 53, 
114.—LXVI. 175, 203.—LXvII. 85, 183.—LXVIIL. 316, 402,—-LXIx. 183, 203.--LXx. 180, 212.-- LXXI. 335, 957.—LXxXII. 
178, 379. LXx1t. 244. (Not referred.) LXXIV. 511, 577.—-LXXV. 314, 380. See Supply, Key to Supply. 


638. Fever Hospital in Dublin :—For support; Lvi1.261. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 320.—vu11. 120, 130.—11x. 
46, 49.—LX. 57, 123.—LXI. 112, 197.—L XII. 111, 149, 655, 682.—Lx111. 90, 258.—LXIV. 49, 78.— LXV. 53, 114.—Lxv1. 175» 
203.— LXVII. 85, 183.—Lxvilt. 316, 402. — Lx1x. 183, 203.— LXX. 180, 212.—LX XI. 335, 357-—LXXII. 178, 379.—Lxx1l. 
244. (Not referred.) LXXIV. 511, 577-—LXXV. 314, 380. See Supply, Key to Supply. 


639. Fever Institution, London :—For public aid, and for a Bill for establishing a Fever Institution in London; 11x. 226, 
Fevers, 1. 


See 


641. First Fruits :—Of Trustees and Commissioners of the First Fruits in Ireland, for assistance; LXXIII. 244.—LXXIV. 511.— 
LxXv. 314. Referred to the Committee of Supply, Lxx1v. 577.—LX Xv. 380. See Supply, Key to Supply. 


642. Folkstone Harbour :—For a Bill for grant of public money ; Referred toa Committee; Lx1x. 121. See Docks, 51. 


643. Foundling Hospital in Dublin :—For support; rvir. 259. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 270.—zvitr. 120, 130. 
—tLix. 46, 49.—LX. 57, 123.—LXI. 112, 197.—LXII. 111, 149, 655, 682.—Lx111. go, 258.—LXIV. 49, 78.—LXV. 53, 114.— 
LXVI. 175, 203.—LXVII. 85, 183.—LXVIII. 358, 402.—LX1x. 183, 203.—LxxX. 180, 212.—LXXI. 335, 357-—Lx Xl. 178, 379. 
—Lxx1il. 244. (Not referred.) LXXIV. 511, 577-—LXXV. 314, 380. See Supply, Key to Supply. 


644. Great Seal :—Of George Staniforth, Esq. Messenger to the Great Seal, for compensation for loss of fees in case the Bill for insuring 


certainty and dispatch in the delivery of writs should pass into a law; Committee appointed to inquire into the nature and amount of 
fees paid to the Messenger of the Great Seal, tx11. 829. Report to lie on the Table, 836. 


Greathead, Henry :—See infra, 664. 


Green Coat Hospital in the City of Cork : 


645. Of the Trustees of the Green Coat Hospital of the City of Cork, fora grant of money to repair the same; Referred to a Committee, 
LXvViII.171. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table, 174. 


646. For support; ~xvirr. 358. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 402.—Lx1x. 183, 203.—Lxx. 180, 212.—LXXI. 335, 357-— 
LXXII. 178, 379-— LXxi1l. 244. (Not referred.) LXX1V. 511, 577-— LXXV. 314, 380. See Supply, Key to Supply. 


647. Grenada :—Of the Proprietors of Estates in the Island of Grenada, for relief on account of the losses sustained by the Insurrection and 
Rebellion there; To lie on the Table, tv1. 317. . Read again and referred to a Committee, 325. (See Committees, 1539.) Report 
with an Appendix to lie on the Table, and with Appendix be printed, 484. 


64s. Grenada and Saint Vincent :—Of Planters, Merchants, &amp;c. for further time to be allowed them for payment of their instal- 
ments; To lie on the Table, rvi1.119. Read again and referred to a Committee, 149. (See Committees, 1541.) Another Petition 


for the like purpose; To lie on the Table, tv111. 182. Read again and referred to a Committee, 235. See Committees, 1542. 
Grenada and Saint Vincent. 


649. Guadaloupe Claimants :—Of Magdaleine Jarij, widow, General Stephen Borne, Baron Des Fourneaux, and John Louis De 

Villers, for leave to present a Petition respecting certain claims on the British Government; Lxxv. 375. Leave given; Petition 
presented and referred; 377. Reported; Report to lie on the Table and be printed, 451. (App. 908.) Minutes of Evidence 
ordered, 458. Presented, and to be printed, 464. 


Hardinge, Sir Richard :—See supra, 617. 


651. 


— 


Hargrave, Francis, Esq. :——Of Diana Hargrave, for leave to present a Petition for the purchase by the public of his collection of 
Books and Manuscripts; Leave given; Petition presented ; to lie on the Table; Lxvuil. 563. Again read and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 576. (See Committees, 1545.) Reported; Report to lie on the Table and be printed; 617. (App. 944.) Report read; 
Resolution for an Address thereupon, 627. See Addresses, 491. 


652. Herrings :~—Of Messrs. Chalmers and Cowie, for relief with respect to certain losses sustained by them in the purchase of Herrings ; 
Referred to a Committee, ux. 45. (See Committees, 1546.) Reported; Report to lie on the Table, and with Appendix be printed ; 
179. (App. 814.) Another Petition; Referred to a Committee, 1x1. 80. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, and with 
Appendix be printed; 157. (App. 808.) Referred to the Committee of Supply, 413. See Supply, 51. 1285. 


653. Hibernian Marine Society :—For support; vir. 260, Referred to the Committee of Supply, 270.—Lv1it. 120, 130.—11x. 46, 

49-—LX. 57, 123.—LXI. 112, 197.—LXIl. 111, 149, 655, 682..—Lx11I. 90, 258.—LXIVv. 49,'78.—LXV. 53, 114.—LXVI. 175, 
203.—LXVII. 85, 183.—LxXvi1I. 316, 402.—LXIx. 183, 203.—LxXxX. 180, 212.—LXXI. 335, 357-—LXXII. 178, 379.—LXX1II. 
244. (Not referred.) LXXIV. 511, 577.—LXXV. 314, 380. See Supply, Key to Supply. 


654. Hibernian Mine Company :—For granting them a recompence for their losses through the rebellion in 1798; To lie on the Table, 
LVII. 182. 


655. Hibernian School for Soldiers Children :—For support; uv11. 260. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 2'70.—1v1ut. 
120, 130.—L1x. 46, 49.—LX. 57, 123.—LXI. 112, 197.—L XII. 111, 149, 655, 682.—-Lx111. 90, 258.—LXIV. 49, 78.—LXxv. 53, 
114.—LXVI. 175, 203.—LXVII. 85, 183.—LX VIII. 316, 402.—LXIX. 183, 203.—LxXX. 180, 212.—LXXI. 335, 957-—LX x11. 178, 
379-—Lxx111. 244. (Not referred.) Uxx1v. 511, §7'7.—LXXV. 314, 380. See Supply, Key to Supply. 


656. Holyhead Harbour :—For assistance for the improvement of the Harbour of Holyhead ; Referred to a Committee, x11. 120, 
Not reported. ° 


Husbandry, &amp;c. Society :—See supra, 625. 
657. Incurables, Hospital for, near Dublin :—For support; uxx11. 178. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 179.---Lxx111. 
224. (Not referred.) %XXIV.511, 577-—LKXV.314, 380. See Supply, Key to Supply. 


668. Industry, 
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II. Petitions for Grants of Public Money for various purposes.—continued. 


658. Industry, House of, Dublin :—For support ; xvir. 259. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 270.—Lv111. 120, 130.— L1x. 
46, 49. — LX. §7, 123. — LXI. 112, 197.—-L XII. 111, 149, 655, 682.—LX111. 90, 258.—LXIV. 49, 78-—LXV. 53, 114.—LXVI. 175, 
203.—LX VII, 85, 183.—LX VIII. 358, 402.— LXIx. 183, 203.—Lx x. 180, 212.—LXXI. 335, 357-—LXXII. 178, 379.—LX XIII, 244. 
(Not referred.) Lxx1V. 511, §77-—LXXV- 314, 380. See Supply, Key to Supply. 


659. Iron :——Of Coningsby Cort, for a reward for his improvement in the manufacture of Iron; To lie on the Table, txv11.77, Read, and 
referred to a Committee, 82. (See Committees, 1437.) Reported; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed; 217. Referred to the 
Committee of Supply, 516. See Supply, 41. ‘ 

661. Leather :—Of William Desmond, for a reward for his discovery of a new method of Tanning Leather; To lieon the Table, rv11. 183. 

Of Tanners of Liverpool, for remuneration for loss accruing from the levying of the additional duty upon the stocks in hand ; 

Lxx1I. 398, P. 


662. Leith Harbour :—Of Lord Provost, Magistrates and Council of Edinburgh, for loan of a sum for compléting certain wet docks in the 
Harbour of Leith; Lx. 385. See Docks, 66. 





663. Levant Com any :——Of the Governor and Company of Merchants of England trading into the Levant Seas, for assistance in 
supporting their necessary expenses ; LVI. 379.— LVII. 149.—Lx11I. 78. Referred to the Committee of Supply ; v1. §35.—LVII. 
571.—LXIII. 312. See Supply, 81. 237. 462. 1837. 


664. Life Boat :—Of Henry Greathead, for a reward for his invention of a Life Boat ; Referred to a Committee, iv11. 173. (See Committees, 
1537-) Report, with an Appendix, to lie on the Table, and with Appendix be printed, 281. Report again read, and referred to the 
Committee of Supply, 506. (See Supply, 50. 442.)—-——Of Henry Greathead, for further remuneration ; To lie on the Table, txv1. 
412. Again read, and referred to a Committee, 416. (See Committees, 1538.) Reported; Report to be further considered, and to 
be printed; 425. Further consideration deferred, 431. Referred. to the Committee of Supply, rxvit. 327. See Supply, 50. 2655., 


665. Liverpool Docks :—For a,Bill for a loan of money for improving the Docks; uxvitt.111. See Docks, 67. 
666. London Docks :—Of the Vintner's Company, for compensation in the London Docks Bill; tx, 246. See Docks, 6g. 


667. London Port :—To authorize the advancement of further sums of money for completing the works, &amp;e.; LVI. 120.—Lv1It. 128.4 
LX. 112.—LXI, 110.—Lx11. 182, 596, 652. See Docks, 71. 


668. Longitude :—~Of Thomas Earnshaw, for reward for his invention of Timekeepers for ascertaining the Longitude at Sea; Referred to 
a Committee, Lx111. 101. Another Petition of Thomas Earnshaw; Referred to a Committee, Lx1v. 22. To report opinion; 344. 
Committee revived, 363. Report, with a Resolution, to lie on the Table, and be printed, 367. 


669. Lovalty Loan :—Of James Edwards, for relief with respect to certain payments made by him for subscription receipts to the 
4 Loyalty Loan of 1795; To lie on the Table, vir. 138. Petition again read, and referred to a Committee, 149. (See Committees, 1604.) 
Reported, 190. Report to lie on the Table, 191. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 571. See Supply, 57. 532. 


Lunatics Hospital in Dublin :—See infra, 686. 696. 


671. Lying-in Hospital in Dublin :—Bor support; Lvi11. 319. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 330.—11x. 46, 49.—.Lx. 
57, 123.-—LX1. 112, 197.—LXII. 111, 149, 655, 682. —LXILI. 90, 258.—LXIV. 49, 78.—LXV. 53, 114.—LXVI. 175, 203.—LXVII. 
85, 183.—Lxvitl. 316, 402.—LxIx. 183, 203.—LXX. 180, 212-—LXXI. 335, 357-—LXXII. 178, 379.—LXx111.. 244. (Not 
referred.) LXXI1V.511, 577-— LXXV. 314, 380. See Supply, Key to Supply. 


672. Lyme Regis Harbour :—For leave to present a Petition for aid for the repair thereof ; Leave given ; Petition presented, and referred 
to a Committee; Lx x11. 323. Additional Petition referred, 341. Petitions reported ; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed, 346. 
Report re-committed, 428. Report to lie on the Table, and with Appendix be printed, 456. See Addresses, 504. 


M‘Adam, John Loudon :—See infra, 713. 


673. Man, Isle of :—Of John Duke of Atholl, for leave to present a Petition for compensation respecting the sovereignty of the Isle of 
Man ; Leave given; Petition presented ; Referred to a Committee; Lx. 171. See Committees, 1615. 


Manby, George William :—See infra, 704. 


674. Margaret, St. Church, Westminster :—Of the Minister, Churchwardens and Vestry of the parish of St. Margaret, West- 
minster, for a further grant of money for the repair of the Church of that parish; Referred to aCommittee, Lv11. 381. (See Com- 
mittees, 1621.) Reported; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed, 479. Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 571. (See 
Supply, 59- 534-) Another Petition for leave to present Petition, for a further grant of money ; Referred to a Committee, Lxv111. 372. 
Reported ; (App. 939.) Leave given; Petition presented; Referred to a Committee; 389. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 
and with Appendix be printed ; 598. (App. 939.) Motion for an Address for advancing a sum for defraying the expenses of repairing 
the Church, above the sums granted by Parliament, withdrawn, 666. Report referred to the Commirtee of Supply, rx1x 51. 
See Supply, 59. 3087. 


675. Margate Pier :—For aid towards repairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 1x111.32. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 
and with the Petition be printed; 93. Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 429. See Supply, 60, 1862. 


676. Menai Bridge :—For public assistance, and for a Bill for erecting a Bridge over the Streights of Menai, and making roads to com- 
municate therewith ; Referred to a Committee, Lv11. 181. See Bridges, 45. 


677. Meux and Co, :—For allowing’the Excise Duty upon a certain quantity of porter to be brewed by them, in lieu of that lost by the 
bursting of a vat; LXX. 441. See Meux.and Co. °- 


78. Miscellaneous Services (Ireland) :——From various public Institutions in Ireland, for aid towards defraying the annual expense 
of their several Institutions, or for other assistance, according to the nature of their respective cases; Lv11. 261. Referred to the 
Committee of Supply, 270.—Lv1it. 120, 130.—LIx. 46, 49.—LX. 57, 123.—LXI. 112, 197.—LXII. 111, 149, 655, 682.—1Lx111. 
90, 258.—LXxIVv. 49, 78. — LXv. 53, 114.—LXVI. 175, 203.—LXVII. 85, 183.—LxvitII. 358, 402.—LXIX. 183, 203.—LXX. 180, 
212.--LXXI. 335, 357-—L XX. 178, 379.—Lx x11. 244. (Not referred.) Lxxiv. 511, 577.—LXXV. 314, 380. * See Supply, 
Key to Supply. 

679. Museum, British :—Of the Trustees, towards enabling them-to carry on the execution of the trust reposed in them by Parliament; 
v1. 216. Referred te the Committee of Supply, 535-— LV11. 173, 571. —Lvi1. 169, 650. — Lx. 147, 207.—LX. 51, 54.—LXI. 
423, 165.—LXx11. 284, 355, 588, 795.—LXx111. 239, 428.—Lx1v. 260. (Not referred.) LXxv. 219, 305-—LXVI. 226. (Not referred.) 
Lxvis. 267, 468.—Lxvill. 528, 551. (Not referred.) xix. 180, 184. (Not referred.) LxX. 237, 241-—LXXI. 406, 414.— 
LXX11. 295, 342. (Not referred.) Lxx111. 338. (Not referred.) uxxiv. 440. (Not referred.) LXXV. 219,245. See Supply, 83. 
Key to Supply.———Of the Trustees, respecting the necessity of an addition to the building, and the expense thereof ; To lie on the Table, 
LIX. 378. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 398. See Supply, 83.——— Of the Trustees, respecting the additional buildings ; To lie 


,on the, Table, Lx. 51. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 54. See Supply, 83. 983. ——-— Of the Trustees, for leave to present a 
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II. Petitions for-Grants of Public Money for various purposes—continued. 


Museum, British—continued. 

, Petition for assistance to enable them to complete the additional buildings; Leave given; Petition presented ; to lie on the Table; Lx1. 
452. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 458. (See Supply, 83.) Of the Trustees, respecting the purchase of Mr. Townley’s 
Collection of Ancient Sculptured Marbles ; Referred to a Committee, rx. 342. (See Committees, 1635.) Reported ; Report to lie on 
the Table, and be printed ; 393. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 409. (See Supply, 62. 1072-3.)———-Of the Trustees, for 
leave to present a Petition, respecting the purchase of the Lansdowne Collection of Manuscripts ; Leave given; Petition presented, and 
referred to a Committee ; Lx1I. 357. Petition renewed, and referred to a Committee, 588. (See Committees, 1639.) Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table, and be printed, 672. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 736. (See Supply, 62. 1663.)————Of the 
Trustees, for leave to present a Petition for the purchase of Mr. Greville’s Collection of Minerals; Leave given; Petition presented, 
and referred to a Committee; Lxv.219. (See Committees, 1641.) Reported; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed’; 355- 
(App. 739.) Referred to the Committee of Supply, 388. (See Supply, 62. 2238.)———-Of the Trustees, for leave to present a Petition 
for a grant of. money to complete the Library; Leave given; Petition presented ; to lie on the Table; txvir. 267. Not proceeded 
in, -——— Of the Trustees, for leave to present a Petition, for the purchase of the Townleian Collection of Antiquities ; Referred to 
a Committee, Lx1x. 333. Reported; leave given; Petition presented, and referred to a Committee; 335. (See Committees, 1643.) 
Reported ; Report to. lie on the Table, and be printed; 383. (App. 847.) Referred to the Committee of Supply, 417. (See Supply, 
62. 3211.)—-Of the Trustees, for leave to present a Petition for the purchase of Dr. Burney’s Library ; Leave given; Petition 
presented; referred to a Committee ; Lx x111. 92. (See Committees, 1644.) Reported ; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed ; 258. 
(App. 785.) Referred to the Committee of Supply, 282. See Supply, 62. 4033. 














681. Naval Asylum :-—-Of the Governors and Committee of the Naval Asylum for aid; Referred to a Committee, Lx. 322. (See Com- 
mittees, 1645.) - Reported; Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House; 391. Considered, 413. Resolution reported ; 
Report referred tothe Committee of Supply; 421. (See Supply, 63. 1090.) Of the President and Commissioners, for leave to 


present a Petition for further aid ; Leave given ; Petition presented ; to lie on the Table; x11. 789. Referred to the Committee of 
Supply, 803. See Supply, 84. 1677. r 





682. Newfoundland Trade :—For relief in respect to the Newfoundland Trade; Merchants of Teignmouth, xt. 404. Merchants of 
Dartmouth, 404. Merchants of Poole, 411. Mr. Hamilton, 422. See Newfoundland, 6. 


683. Nitrous Fumigation :——Of James Carmichael Smyth, M. D. for a reward for his invention of Nitrous Fumigation ; Referred to 
a Committee, Lv11. 173. (See Committees, 1659.) Report, with an Appendix; Report, to lie on the Table, and be printed; 565. 
Appendix to be printed, 575. Address thereupon, 650. See Addresses, 507. 


684. Orkney Islands :——Respecting the failure of the corn harvest in those Islands, and for relief; Referred to a Committee, L1x. 303. 


Reported ; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed; 317. Petition and Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 379. See 
Supply, 85. 866. 


685. Palmer, Mr. :—For remuneration respecting his establishment of a plan of reform in the method of conveying the Mails; Lx11. 285, 
572. See Palmer, Mr. 1. 


686. Patrick’s, Saint, Hospital for the relief of Lunatics and Idiots in Dublin :—For support; uxvs. 175. Referred 


to the Committee of Supply, 203.—.xvi1. 85, 183. See Supply, 2410. 2627. 
687. Penitentiary for young Criminals in Dublin :—For support; vit. 261. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 270.— 
LVIII. 120, 140.—LIx. 46, 49.—LX. 57, 123. See Supply, 404. 669. 841. 1017. 


688, Petersburgh, Saint :—Of the Russia Company, for leave to present a Petition for a grant of money for rebuilding a church at 
St. Petersburgh ; Referred to a Committee, Lx1v. 341.. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 365. Referred to the Committee of 
Supply, 417. . See Supply, 64. 3212. 


689. 


c 


Pilchard F ishery :—For relief respecting the Pilchard Fishery ; Referred to a Committee; Lx. 110. Reported; Report to lie 
on the Table; 196. Read again; and referred to a Committee of the Whole House; 372. See Committees, 486. 


g 


- Poor (Ireland) :— Of the Society for promoting the education of the Poor of Ireland, for leave to present a Petition for support ; 
Leave given ; Petition presented, and referred to a Committee; Lxx. 379. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed ; 
391. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 400. Other Petitions for the like purpose ; 1xx1. 335. Referred to the Committee of 


Supply, 357-—Lxx11. 178, 379.—Lxxi1t. 244.. (Not referred.) LXX1V. 511, §77-—LXXV. 314, 380. See Supply, 3457 ; 
also, Key to Supply. 


692. Protestant Charter Schools of Ireland’: —For support; tvit. 255. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 270.—xvu1t. 
120, 130.—LIX. 45, 49.— LX. §7, 123.—LXI. 112, 197.—LXII. 111, 149, 655, 682.—LXI11. 90, 358.— LXIV. 49, 78.—Lxv. 53, 
114.--LXVI. 175, 203.—LXVvI1. 85, 183. —LXviil. 316, 402. — LXIX. 183, 203. — LX x. 180, 212. —— LX X1. 335, 357.—LXXII. 
178, 379.—Lxx111. 244. (Not referred.) UXXiIv. 511, 577.—LXXxV. 314, 380. See Supply, Key to Supply. 


693. Quarrel Haven :— Of William Wemyss, Esq. for aid for the improvement of Quarrel Haven; Referred to a Committee, 1x. 227. 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table, 274. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 415. See Supply, 6g. 1085.. 


694. Queensferry :—For a Bill for grant of a certain sum of money for the improvement thereof; LxIv. 95. See Ferries, 5. 


695. Ramsey Harbour :—For assistance for the improvement of the Port and Harbour of Ramsey, in the Isle of Man; trx. 248. See 
Docks, 73. 


eve. Richmond Lunatic Asylum, Dublin :—For support; uxx1. 335. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 357.—-Lx x11. 
178, 379-—LxXxi1l. 244. (Not referred.) ULXXIV. 511, §77.—LXXV- 314, 380. See Supply, Key to Supply. 


697. Robertson, Alexander, heir of one of the five Chiefs or Clans whose estates were annexed to the Crown in the year 1752; For a Bill 
for granting to the Petitioner indemnification for losses through having been obliged to pay interest on the debts affecting the Strowan 
Estate, during the period that Government received the rents; Lx11. 187.—LXIII. 109. See Forfeited Estates. 


698. Roman Catholic Seminary at Maynooth :—For support ; tvit. 262. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 270.—1vi11. 
120, 130.—L1x. 46, 49.—LX. 57, 123.—LXI. 112, 197-—LXII. 111, 149, 655, 682.—LX111. 90, 258.—LXxIV. 49, 78. — LXV. 53, 
114.—LXVI. 175; 203.—LX VII. 85, 183.—LXxVIII. 358, 402.—LX1X. 183, 203.—LXX. 180, 212,—LXXI. 335, 357-—LXXi1. 178, 
379:-—Lxxilt. 244. (Not referred.) LxXx1v. 511, 57'7.—-LXXV. 314, 380. See Supply, Key to Supply. 


Roseau :—See supra, 618. 


699. Royal Canal (Ireland) :——Of the Company, for relief; To lie on the Table, rxv1. 364. Referred to a Committee, 404. Reported; 
Report to lie on the Table, and with Appendix be printed; 431. Of Loan Debenture Holders, for relief; to lie on the Table, 
Lxvit. 363. Of Holders of four per cent loan debentures ; to lie on the Table, 364. Referred to a Committee, 368. Reported ; 
Report to lie.on the Table, and be printed; 492. (App. 887.) —&lt;-— Of the Company of Undertakers, for leave to present a Petition 
for grant of £.150,000.; LxviiI. 260. Leave given; Petition presented ; to lie on the Table; 263. See Navigations, 145-————— 
Of Loan Debenture Holders, for leave to present a Petition ‘or relief; Leave given; Petition presented; to lie on the Table; 
LXvitt. 263. 





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II. Petitions for Grants of Public Money for various purposes—continued. 


701. Seal Skins :—Of Thomas Chapman, for leave to present a Petition for a reward for his discovery of a mode of separating the fur of 
the South Sea Seal Skin from the long hair mixed therewith ; Leave given; Petition presented ; to lie on the Table; Lx11. 747. 


Read again, and referred to a Committee, 790. Another Petition of Thomas Chapman ; Referred to a Committee, Lxiv. 95. 
Not reported, 





702. Shetland Islands ;-—Respecting the failure of the corn harvest in those islands, and for relief; Referred to a Committee; 11x. 182. 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed; 189. Petition and Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 379. 
Supply, 86. 885. 


703. Ships :——Of Abraham Bosquet, for a reward for his discovery of a method of saving ships from foundering at Sea; To lie on the Table, 
Lx111. 142. Another Petition ; To lie on the Table, rx1v, 84, 


See 


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704. Shipwrecked Persons :—Of George William Manby, for leave to present a Petition for having his expenses reimbursed incurred 
about his invention to save persons from Shipwreck; Leave given; Petition presented; referred to a Committee; txv. 212. 
Report, with an Appendix to lie on the Table and be printed, 219. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 285. (See Supply, 58. 2184.) 

Of Elizabeth Whitfield, respecting Captain Manby’s Apparatus and claiming remuneration in consequence of her Father being 

the Inventor; Referred to the Committee on Papers respecting Captain Manby’s Experiments, rx1x. 285. (See Committees, 1617.\ 

Mrs. Whitfield’s Petition again read, and referred to a Committee, 417. (See Committees, 1618.) Reported; Report to lie on the 

Table, and be printed, 448. Referred to the Committee of Supply, Lx x. 424. See Supply, 77.3471. 





705. Sierra Leone :—Of the Court of Directors of the Company, for assistance for defraying the expenses of the Settlement ; Referred to 
a Committee, Lv11. 443. (See Committees, 1745.) Report with an Appendix ; to lie on the Table and with Appendix be printed, 500. 
Day appointed for considering Report, 542. Report considered ; Read again and referred to the Committee of Supply ; 553. (See 
Supply, 70.540.) Another Petition for the like purpose ; Referred to a Committee, Lx. 40. (See Committees, 1746.) Report, with an 
Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and with Appendix be printed ; 118. Petition and Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 398. 
(See Supply, 87; Key to Supply.) Other Petitions for the like purpose; To lie on the Table, tx. 114.—Lx1. 81,—Lx11. 187, 645. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply; ux. 426.—Lx1. 216.—LXII. 795. See Supply, 87; Key to Supply. 


706. Size :——Of Matthew Waddel for a recompence for his invention of a composition to be used as a substitute for flour in the making 
of Size; Referred to a Committee, Lv1. 221. Not reported. 


707. Slave Trade :—Of Merchants, Ship Owners, &amp;c. of London, for compensation for losses if the Slave Trade Bill should pass into 
a law; LXII. 129. See Slave Trade, 24. 


Smyth, James Carmichael, M. D. :—See supra, 683. 


708. Spirits :——Of several Commission Merchants and Brokers of Liverpool, for relieving them from the bonds granted for duties on Spirits 
accidentally destroyed; Lx xv. 167. See Spirits, 82. 


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709. Steevens’, Dr. Richard, Hospital in Dublin :—For support; Lx. 57.. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 123.—Lx1. 
112, 197.—LXII. 111, 149, 655, 682.—Lx111. go, 258.—LXIV. 49, 78.—LXV. 53, 114.—LXVI. 175, 203.—LXvII. 85, 183.— 
LXVIII. 316, 402.—LXx1x, 183, 203.—Lxx. 180, 412.—LXXI. 335, 357-—LXXII. 178, 379-—Lx x11. 244. (Not referred.) 


LX XIV. 511, 577.—LXXv. 314, 380. See Supply, Key to Supply. 


711. Surgeons, Royal College of, London :—Of the Court of Assistants, for leave to present a Petition for aid to build a College ; 
Leave given; Petition presented, and referred to a Committee ; Lx1. 336-7. (See Committees, 1778.) Reported ; Report to lie on the 
Table, 470. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 490. (See Supply, 71.1313.) For leave to present a Petition for further aid 
towards the completion of the buildings; Leave given; Petition presented ; referred to a Committee; rxv. 166. (See Committees, 
1778.) Reported; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed, 283, (App. 726.) Referred to the Committee of Supply, 294. 
See Supply, 71. 2195. 


712. Surgeons, Royal College of, in Ireland :—For support ; ux. 57. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 123.—1xt1. 112, 
197.—LXII. 111, 149, 655, 682.—Lx111. 90, 258.—LXIV. 49, 78.—Lxvil. 85, 183. See Supply, Key to Supply. 

713. Turnpike Roads :—Of John Loudon M¢ Adam, forcompensation for his long and laborious inquiries for the improvement of thé Roads 
of this kingdom ; Referred to the Committee on Highway Acts, Lxxv. 229. See Committees, 1554. 


714. Vaccine Inoculation :—Of Edward Jenner, M. D, for leave to present a Petition for a reward for his discovery of the Vaccine 
Inoculation ; Leave given; Petition presented and referred toa Committee; tv11. 240. (See Committees, 1793.) Report, with an 
Appendix ; to lie on the Table, and with Appendix be printed; 413. Day appointed for considering Report, 481, Report considered, 
and referred to the Committee of Supply, 502. See Supply, 72. 441. 


715, Veterinary College :—For support ; tv1. 208. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 312.—LV1II. 130, 571.—Lvull. 416, 650. 
—LIX. 84, 379.—LX. 378, 397-—LXI. 499, 513.—Lx11. 660, 795.—LX111. 389, 410.—LXV. 376, 383.—LXvI. 282, 405.—LXIXx. 
46, 111.—Lx x11. 56, 375- See Supply, Key to Supply. 


716. Vice, Association for discountenancing vice, and for promoting the knowledge and practice of the Christian Religion in Ireland ; For support ; 
Lvit. 260. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 270.—Lvi11. 120, 130.—LIx. 46, 49.—LX. 57, 123.—LXI. 112, 197.— LXII. 111, 
149, 655, 682.—-LX111. 90, 258.—LXxIv. 49, 78.—LXV.53, 114.—LXVI. 175, 203.—LXVII. 85, 183.—LXxvi1r. 316, 402.—LxIx. 
183, 203.—-LXx. 180, 212.—LXXI. 335, 357-—LX XII. 178, 379.—LXx111. 244. (Not referred.) LXXIV. 511, 577.—LXXV. 314, 
380. See Supply, Key to Supply. 


717. Vincent, Saint, Island of :—For leave to present a Petition for relief and assistance in consequence of a volcanic eruption ; Leave 
given ; Petition presented ; to lie on the Table ; Lxviit. 176. Read, and referred toa Committee, 185. (See Committees, 1794.) Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table, 384. Report to be printed, 459. Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 541. See Supply, 73. 2921. 


Waddel Matthew :—See supra, 706. 


718. Waterford Harbour :—For a grant of money, and for a Bill for the improvement thereof; Lxx1. 51. See Docks, 107. 


719. Weaving :—Of Dr. Edmund Cartwright, for leave to present a Petition for reward for his invention of a Weaving Machine; Leave 
given; Petition presented; referred to a Committee; rx111. 206. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed, 262. 
Another Petition of Dr. Cartwright ; Referred to a Committee, Lx1v. 96. Not reported. Motion for referring Report of last session 
to the Committee of Supply ; King’s recommendation signified ; Report referred ; Lx1v. 391. See Supply, 39. 2054- 


721. Westminster Abbey :——-Of the Dean and Chapter of Westminster, for a grant of money for the repair of Henry the Seventh’s 
Chapel; Referred to'a Committee, 1x11. 588. Reported ; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed, 671. Referred to the Committee of 
Supply, 762. See Supply, 74. 1664. For leave to present a Petition for a further grant ; Leave given ; Petition presented ; referred 
to a Committeee; yx111.170. Report of last session referred, 270. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 281. Referred to the Com- 
mittee of Supply, 361. See Stipply, 74. 1838. ——— For a further grant ; Referred toa Committee, txiv. 86. Report, together with 
seven Resolutions; Report to lie on the Table; 253. For leave to present a Petition for a further grant; Leave given ; Petition 


presented; referred to a Committee; rxv.gi. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed, 210, (App. 72.) ' For 
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PETITIONS—continued. 763 


II. Petitions for Grants of Public Money for various purposes—continved, 
Westminster Abbey—continued. 


leave to present a Petition for a further grant; Leave given; Petition presented; referred to a Committee; txv1. 99. For léave te 
to present another Petititon for further aid ; referred to the Committee on the former Petition, 191. Reported; leave given ; Petition 


presented, and referred to the Committe on the former Petition ; 207. Report to lie on the Table, 215. (App. 659.) Referred to the 
Committee of Supply, 283. See Supply, 74. 2433. : 


722. Westminster, High Bailiff of :——Of Arthur Morris, High Bailiff of Westminster, for leave to present a Petition for remuneration 


for expenses incurred in his office; Leave given; Petition presented; to lie on the Table; Lx1x. 219. Read; Select Committee 
appointed to examine the matter thereof; 303. (See Commuttees, 1809.) Report with Appendix; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 
410. Referred to the Committee of Supply, ux x111. 187. See Supply, 75. 3994. 


723. Westminster Constables :—Of William Lee, High Constable of Westminster, and the Petty Constables under him, for remunera- 
tion for their attendance on Parliament ; To lie on the Table, Lxx111. 67. Read, and referred to a Committee, 74. (See Committees, 
1811.) Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 96. - 


724. Westminster Court House :—Of the Commissioners for putting into execution Act 39 Geo. III. for a Bill to enable them to 
purchase ground for erecting a Court House in the city of Westminster, L1x. 223. See Court Houses, 22. 


725. Westmorland Lock Hospital in Dublin :—For support; Lvi1, 261. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 270.—xv111. 
120, 130.—LIX. 46, 49.—LX. 57, 123.—EXI. 112, 197.—LXII. 111, 149, 655, 682.—Lx111. 90, 258.—LxIVv. 49, 78.—LXvV. 53, 
114.—LXVI. 175, 203.—LXVII. 85, 183.-—LX VII. 316, 402.—LXIX. 183, 203.—LXx. 180, 212.—LXXI. 335, 357-—LXX1I. 178, 
379.—Lxxi11.244. (Not referred.) LXXIVv. 511, 577.—LXXV. 314, 380. See Supply, Key to Supply. 


III. Other Petitions recommended, or consented to, by The Crown: 
Recommended to the Consideration of The House: 


726. Bere Forest Inclosure Bill :—For leave to present same after the time limited ; Lxv. 238. 


727. Cumberland Courts of Justice :—Of Justices of the Peace for the county of Cumberland, for a Bill for building Courts of 
Justice for that County ; Lx11. 620. 


9728. Dover Harbour :—For a Bill to alter and enlarge powers of Acts; txt. 576. 


729. Davers, late Sir Charles :—For a Bill to enable His Majesty to release to the Devisees in Fee, in trust of his Estates, a certain 
annuity ; Lx11. 653. a 


731. Dublin, Archbishop :—For a Bill for sale of the palace of the Archbishop of Dublin, for the public service; tix. 937. 
732. Dunleary Harbour :—For a Bill for erecting an Harbour to the eastward of Dunleary; tx xt. 26. 

733. Eyre, Robert :—For relief respecting the capture of the fort and factory of Chinsurah ; Lx11. 747. 

734, Fortescue, John Inglet :—For a Bill for exonerating the manor of Dawlish from claims of the Crown; LXXIv. 307. 


735. Goldsmid’s Estate :—For a Bill to authorize a composition for the debt remaining due to His Majesty from the late Abraham 
Goldsmid, and his surviving Partners; LXXxv. 152. 


736. J ebb, David :—For a Bill to confirm certain Articles of Agreement respecting an exchange of lands; Lx11. 185, 595- 


737. Kemeys, John Gardner :—For a Bill to explain and amend Act 34 Geo. III. respecting a debt due to the Crown upon mortgage on 
his estate; LVI. 435. 


738. Lewis’ Estate :—Of Percival Lewis and Marianne Lewis, for a Bill for exonerating their estates from certain claims of the Crown ; 
LxXI. 418. , 


739. New Post Office :—Of Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of the city of London, for a Bill relative to a new Post Office; Lx x, 85. 
741. New Prison (London) :—For a Bill for building a new Prison, and other improvements; LXvIt. 74. 
742. Norfolk :—Of Justices of the Peace for the county of Norfolk, for a Bill for vesting in them the castle of Norwich; Lx1. 344. 


743. Property Tax :—Of Coopers, Sawyers, Smiths, and Bakers employed in His Majesty’s Victualling Department at Deptford, praying 
to be exempted from the Property Tax ; Lxvit. 198. 


744. Sierra Leone Company :——Of the Court of Directors, for a Bill for vesting in His Majesty the lands and possessions which have 
been granted to the Sierra Leone Company ; Lx11. 598. 


745. Simonds, William Blackall :-—For a Bill to enable him to sell or mortgage his estate and interest in the impropriate rectory 
of Caversham, free from the claims of the Crown; LXxv. 347. 


746. Worcester Poor Estates :—For a Bill to enable the Directors of the Poor of the several parishes within the city of Worcester, and 
the parishes united therewith, to sell and dispose of certain lands, discharged of all claims of the Crown; LX XIV. 514. 


Consented to, as far as His Majesty’s Interest is concerned, that the House may do therein as they think fit : 
747. Bere Forest :—For a Bill for dividing and inclosing lands in that Forest; Lv. 201.—=LVII. 131. 


748. Bradford Canal :—Of the Company of Proprietors for a Bill for vesting divers estates purchased for the benefit of the Proprietors, 
in Trustees, discharged from all claims of the Crown ; Lvit. 277. 


749. Colebrook, late Sir James, and others :—For a Bill for exonerating their estates from claims in respect to contracts entered 
into with His Majesty’s Government; txx. 376. 


751. Hereford, Viscount :—For a Bill for the sale of Pembroke Manor ; LXV. 277- 
752. Liverpool :—For a Bill for the defence of that town and port ; L1x. 23. 


753. Londonderry School :—For a Bill for vesting a School House and premises in that city in Trustees to be sold, and for applying the 
purchase money in building another School House; Lx111. 324.—LXIV. 9. 


754. Naval Asylum :——Of the Commissioners for the government of the Naval Asylum for a Bill for the grant of a certain mansion in 
Greenwich Park ; Lx11. 102. 


755. Needwood Forest :—For a Bill for dividing and inelosing lands in that Forest ; iv1. 85. —-==— For a Bill for erecting a church 
there; LX. 103. 
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764 | PETITIONS—continued. 








III. Other Petitions recommended, or ‘consented to, by The Crown—continued. 


Consented to, as far as His Majesty's Interest is concerned, &amp;c.—continued. 


756: New Post Office, London :—0Of Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commons of the City of London, for a Bill for applying unclaimed 
dividends on the Orphans Fund, and to alter and enlarge powers of Act for providing a scite for a new Post Office; Lx xv. 147. 


767. Tinmouth Lighthouse :—For a Bill for improving the Lighthouse and Light at Tinmouth Castle; Lv11. 131. 


758. Traeth Mawr Embankment :—Of William Alexander Madocks, for a Bill to enable His Majesty to grant him a certain tract 
of Sands called Traeth Mawr, and to enable him to;embank and protect the same against the Sea; Lx11. 185, 588. 


759. Witherslack Manor :—For a Bill to enable the Earl of Derby and his Son Lord Stanley to pay a certain sum in satisfaction of His 
Majesty’s claim to that Manor; LX xX. 47. 


Consented to, as far as His Majesty’s Interest is concerned, that the House may do therein. as they think fit, 
and recommended to the consideration of The House : 


761. Chelson Bay :—Of John Lord Boringdon, for a Bill for vesting Chelson Bay in him for a valuable consideration, Lx. 384. 
762. Cowper, Earl of :—For a Bill for completing the sale of certain yearly rents to the Lords of the Treasury ; Lxx1. 54. 


763. Erskine, John Francis :—For a Bill for enabling His Majesty to grant to him certain Feu duties in the Lordship of Stirling in 
discharge of a debt; Lx x. 353- 


764. Northumberland :—For a Bill to enable His Majesty to grant certain premises to the Justices of that county for building Courts of 
Justice and a Gaol; Lxiv. 77. 


765. Plymouth Embankment :—For a Bill for enabling His Majesty to grant certain parcels of land near that town to certain persons 
for the purpose of Embanking and preserving the same from the Sea; Lvi1. 87. 


766. Powerscourt Lord :—For a Bill for vesting in His Majesty certain Estates; Lxrt. 581. 


707- Sulyarde, late Edward :—For a Bill to enable his co-heiresses and their husbands to pay a sum in satisfaction of a claim of the 
Crown; Lxvi. 308. 


768, York, Duke of :—For a Bill for granting the inheritance of certain Estates te His Royal Highness ;.trx. 32. 


IV. Petitions for leave to pregent Petitions after the time limited, and for 
dispensing with similar Orders of The House: 


For leave to present Petitions after the time limited : 


769. And leave immediately given :—Africa; Committee of Company of Merchants trading to; LVII. 571.— LIX. 337-—Lx11. 696. — 
Lxiv. 146.—Lxvul. 486.—Lxx, 231.—Lxx1I. 369.—LX XII. 277.—LX XIII. 277.—LX XIV. 455.—LXXV.251. Agriculture, Board 
of; LXvi. 103. American Loyalists; Executors of the late Sir James Wright, 11x. 199. Philip Martin, tx11. 276. Isaac 
Dubois, tx11. 277. Baking Trade in Dublin; L1x. 313.—.Lx. 299. Bethlem Hospital; uxt. 156.— xvi. 307. Bread, Assize of, 
in London; L1x.185. Bridges; Ross, uxx.'75. Carnatic Cummissioners ; Lxv11. 466. Charitable Donations in Ireland ; Lx1. 190. 
Chelson Bay; ux. 384. Churches; Albans, Saint, tx1. 264. Lewes; tx. 319. Margaret, Saint, Westminster, Lvi1. 381. 
Coals, Admeasurement in Westminster; tv11.365. Companies; Fishing Company, tv111.305. Globe Insurance, Lx1, 390. 
Kent Insurance, tvi1. 383. Provident Institution, 1x11. 249. Constantia Maria Prize Ship; wxt11. 381. Cotton; Archibald 
Blair, uvi1. 480. . Manufacturers in Stockport, Lv111.275. Samuel Crompton, txvit.175. Court Houses; Croydon, Lx1. 306. 
Londonderry, Lxvit. 265. Westminster, L1x.223. Customs (Ireland); Sir Richard Hardinge, txv111.625. Docks, Harbours, 
and Piers; Broadstairs, Lx. 184. Dysart, rvii1. 336. Last India, tviit. 364.— Lx1x. 177. Folkstone, rx1x.120. Leith, Lx. 
384. Liverpool, txvii1.111. Lyme Regis, Lxx11. 323. Quarrel Haven, Lx. 226. Ramsey, Isle of Man, r1x. 246. West 
India, uvit. 362. Drainages; Yaxley, tv1. 364. East India Company; Lxtt1. 272.— LXxv. 284, 359.— LXVI. 319. — LXVII. 
417, 242. Edinburgh University; uxx.218. Estates; Colebrook, late Sir James, txx.376. Dublin, Archbishop of, tix. 236. 
Erskine, John Francis, Lxx. 353. Excise Buildings, rx1v. 215. Fortescue, John Inglet, xxiv. 307. Hereford, Lord, txv. 277. 
Kemeys, John Kemeys.Gardner, Lv1. 435. Lewis, Percival and Marianne, 1x1.417. Simonds, William Blackall, Lxxv. 347. 
Eyre, Robert, uxi1.746. Ferries; Frith of Forth, uxviit.207. Fever Institution; tix. 226. Fisheries; Solway, .1x. 191. 
Forests; Windsor, Lxvii1. 593. Gaols; Edinburgh, txvi11. 374. Poultry Compter, trx. 406. Gauger, Office of; Lxrx. 187. 
Grenada, Island of ; tv1, 317. Guadaloupe Claimants; Lxxv.375. Hargrave Manuscripts; uxviit.563. Inclosures ; Abbey 
Meadow, Lx1. 214. Brington, tix. 245. Covington, tv1. 336. Crofton, Lvit.257. Ellesmere and Saint Martin, rx1. 143. 
Griston, Lx1.132. Hanworth, Feltham and Sunbury, tvi. 416. Harrow, Lx1.271. Heworth, tx1.218. Huttons Ambo, 
Lx. 324. Islip, 11x. 330. Kelfield, ux1. 253. Manton, otherwise Maunton, Lix. 335.—1x.'305. Saunderton, ixtr. 192. 
Saxelby, Harby and Broadholme, Lv11.193. Levant Company; tvi.379. Lighthouses ; Bell Rock, 1x1. 462. . North Shields, 
Lx.194- Londonderry School House ; ux111. 323. Lying-in Hospital, Dublin; tv111.319. Man, Isle of ; ux.171. Markets; 
Paddington, nv11. 424. Southwark Hop Market, rvr.328. Meur andCo.; txx. 441. Museum, British; Ux. 452.—.Lx11. 284, 
357-—LXIIL. 239.—LXIV. 259.—LXV.219.—LXVII. 267.—LX XIII. 92, 338.—LXXIV. 440.—Lxxv.219. Naval Asylum; Lxu. 
789.—Lxvi.211. Navigations; Birmingham, x1.195. Bradford, rv11.277. Crinan, Lix. 340.—LXX1.471. Newfoundland 
Trade; LX1. 404, 411, 422. Norfolk Justices; uxt. 343. Orkney Islands; t1x. 303. Palmer, Mr.; ux. 285. Pavings, 
Lightings and other Improvements; Brighthelmston, Lx11.217. Dublin, L1x. 140.—Lxv. 107. Penryn, LXv1.255. Rutland Square, 
Dublin, xv. 275. Petersburgh Church; tx1x. 341.° Poor (Ircland); xx. 379. Post Office, London; LXx1x. 173.—.Lxx. 85. 
Printers; Lx. 150. Railways; Lidbrook, ux11. 228. Royal Canal (Ireland); txvi11. 260, 263. Seal Skin Fur; uxt. 747. 
Sessions; Salford, ux. 139. Shetland Islands ; 11x. 182. Ships, Preservation of from foundering ; Lx111. 142. Shipwrecked Persons; 
George William Manby,txv.212. Sierra Leone Company; tvi1. 442. Simonburn Rectory; LX111. 314.—Lxv. 379. Surgeons 
College; Lx. 336.—txv. 165. Turnpike Roads; Carlisle to Westlinton Bridge, 1x1.138: Wirksworth, Lv11.433. Vaccine 
Inoculation; uv11.240. Veterinary College; tv11t. 416.—Lx. 378.~—LX1. 499.—Lx111. 389.—Lxv. 376.—Lxvi. 282. Vincent, 
St. Island of; uxv111.176. Waterworks; Dublin, tv11. 292. Weaving Machine; Dr. Cartwright, txr11. 206. Westminster Abbey ; 
LXIII. 170.—LXV. 91.—LXv1I.99. Westminster High Bailiff; ux1x.219. Woollen Trade; uxv. 125. 


771. Referred to a Select Committee, and upon the Report thereof, leave given :— Agriculture, Board of; Lxx1. 374, 396. Apothecaries, §c. 
in England and Wales; uxviit. 180,243. Belfast Academical Institution; txv. 132, 172. Bridges; Ayr, LXVI. 115, 146. 
Londonderry, Lx1x. 312,316. Burial Grounds; St. George Southwark, Lxx1. 186,201. Butter Trade of Cork; uxviit. 195, 
231. Caledonian Asylum; Lxx. 273,279. Calico Printers; uxxv. 59, 80. + Carnatic Commissioners ; LXV-212, 223. Chancery 
Clerks; Luxx. 223, 296.—Lxx111. 227, 236. Chancery Officers; Lxxiv. 212, 218. Churches; Barnsley, Lxx1v. 278, 313. 
Birmingham, txv. 191, 198. Downham Market, rx1x. 136,147. Everton, rxviir. 110,121. Exeter, St. Sidwell, uxvit. 
197, 211. Hanworth, txx. 135, 141. Margaret, St. Westminster, txvi11. 372, 389- Melcombe Regis, txx. 117, 123. 
Mitcham, Lxx1v. 161,170. Pendleton, Lxx1. 299, 304. Rochdale, rxx. 71,74. Seven Oaks, rxvr. 201,216. Shadwell, 
LXV. 349, '382.—.xrx: 305, 320:——Lxxu. 217, 225: Teignmouth, txx. 419,.421. ‘Toxteth Park, txx. 78,134. Coals, 
Admeasurement in Kent; txx1. 201, 209. Companies ; Birmingham Coal Company, LXIX. 105, 109. British Fire Assurance, 
LXIX. 137, 155- Eagle Insurance, yxvz. 141, 153. Westminster Life Insurance, LX1x. 136,155. Cofton cunsaniee er 

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IV. Petitions for leave to, present Petitions, &amp;c.—continued. 


For leave to present Petitions after the time limited—continued. 


Ainsworth, Lx111..150,157. County Rates; Kent, ux1x. 79, 82. Customs, Officers of ; Lx x1. 411, 413. Debts, Small; Chippenham, 

Lxx. 60,61. Deptford Charity Lands; xx. 332, 341.. Docks, Harbours and Piers; Cork, LXx1v. 490, 495. Dunmore, rx x11. 

167,173. London, Lxx11I. 120, 148. Portleaven, Lxv1. 200,210. _ Portnessock, Lx xi1t. 68, 75. Ramsgate, LXIx. 141, 145. 

Dublin Police; William Logan, tx1v. 150, 203. Edward Wilson, txtv. 165, 203. Embankments ; Spalding, &amp;c. Lxvi. 243. 

Estates ; Bethune’s, Lxv.271, 279. Maynard, Lord, rx1x, 321, 330. Sulyard’s, Lxv1. 307,319. Gaols; Edinburgh, Lx1x. (117. 

123,) (151, 163.) Perth, xx. 174,178. Tewkesbury, xviii. 112,129: Gas Lights; Brighthelmstone, txxi11. 241, 247. 

Kidderminster, Lx x111. 310, 319. Sheffield, xxii. 216, 229. Westminster, Lxx111. 332, 437. Grand Jury Presentments ; 

Cork, Lxx. 94, 106. Hallamshire Cutlers; ux1x. 197, 202. Highland Societu; txx1. 179, 223. Inclosures; Brecknock, 

Lxx. 338, 345. Chiswick, Lx1x. 115, 117. Easthampstead, Lxxv. 58, 66. Exmoor Forest, tx x. 327, 333. Frampton- 

upon-Severn, LXviII. 111, 140. Gollon, 101, 140. Gowran, LxIx. 120, 122.- Gowthorpe, txv. 98, 191. Hollington, 

Lxxul. 169, 171. Langford, xv. 313, 345-, Skirbeck, rxxim. 156,.175.. Sloley, rx1x. 134, 150. Strensham, txxi1. 234, 

238. Taynton, Lxxv. 59, 61. Thompson, Lxx. 140,156. Warcop, LXVIII. 101, 102. Watlington, rx11u. 168. Whepstead, 

LXVIII. 104, 108. Withcall, txv. 127, 149. Woodton, txvitt. 343, 360. Judges Lodgings; Essex, Lx1v. 322, 327. Levant 

Company ; LXX1V.545, 551. Lighthouses; Man, Isle of, uxx. 228, 230. Lotteries; Kent, Duke ‘of, txxiv. 588, 594. Man- 
chester and Salford Magistrates; Lxv111. 399, 406. Markets; Haymaket, Lxx1v. 312, 319. . Museum, British; uxvitt. 528, 

551.—LXIx. (180, 184,) (333, 335-)—LXxX. 237, 241.—Lx x1. 406, 414.—LxxXx1I. 295, 342. Naval Asylum; Lxxt11. 420, 421. 
Navigations, Canals, §c.; Abingdon, Lxv111. 207, 267. Bury, Lougher and Lliedi, txviir. 113, 178. Monkland, rxvitt. 133, 
147. Worcester and Birmingham, Lxx. 58, 62. New Prison, London; uxx. 306, 320. Paper Makers; uxxiv. 312, 319. 
Patents; Bradbury, Lxx111. 292, 311. Pavings, Lightings, and. other Improvements ; Edinburgh, Lx111.139, 146.—Lxvi1. 186, 
193. Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin, txviir. 154, 183. Katherine, St. rxx. 181, 194. Kent Street Road, Ltxvir. 109, 114. 

St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin, Lx1x. 243, 246.. Wolverhampton, rx1x. 76,79. Physicians College; Lx1x. 212, 219. Poor; 
Bride, St. London, Lx1x. 285, 291. Shardlow, txx1. 204, 223. Southwark, St. George, rxviit. 148, 158. Wapping, x xri. 
325, 330.—LxxIv. 147, 163. Worcester, Lxxiv. 486, 514. Printers and Booksellers; uxiv. 254, 267. Railways; Gloucester 
and Cheltenham, .Lxx. 89. Severn and Wye, Lxv1. 226, 234.—Lx1x. 128, 138. | Scotch Clergy; ux1x. 236, 238. — Sessions 
Houses; Lewes, tx111. 129, 169. Surgeons College; uxxt. 272, 278. Swedish Property, LXvitt. 352, 355. Theatres; Drury 
Lane, LXV. 292, 299.—Lxx111. 356, 366. Royal Circus, Lxx1. 140, 143. Tythes; St. Dunstan, London, txxv. 70,78. Turn- 
pike Roads ; Clitheroe to Blackburn, Lxxiv. 118, 127. Kentish Town Junction, rxtx. 142, 146. Leeds to Homefield Lane End, 
LXXII. 201, 207. Nottingham and Mansfield, Lx111. 134, 140. Ross and Cromarty, Lxv. 337, 345-— LXv1I". 326, 339. 
Tyburn and Uxbridge, Lx1x. 131, 136. Wansford Bridge, txxv. 90, 92. Vancouver, John, &amp;x1x. 308, 312. 
Edinburgh, Lxx. 74, 81. Mary-le-bone, St. xxiv. 243, 252. Westminster Abbey; LXvVi.191, 207. 


772... Referred to a Select Committee; Reported; Report to lie on the Table; Report afterwards read, and leave given; Bridges ; Garon, 
LXxvi. 89, .92,.95- . Southwark, LXXIII. 220, 225,230. Churches; Pendleton, Lxx111. 202, 225, 229. Gas Lights; Metropolis, 
Lxxiv. 168, 172, 180. Worcester, LXXI1I. 257, 297, 302. - Inclosures; Berwick, Saint Leonard, Lx x111. 71,97, 101. Llanelidan, 

LXIv. 149, 157, 166. Manton and Scotter, xv. 168, 403, 412. ‘Townhill, txvirt. 170, 197, 232. Pavings §c.; Holborn and 

Middle Row, LX XIV. 395, 405, 411. Stage Coaches; Matthews, Lxx1v. 464, 473, 476. Surgeons’ College; Lx x. 965, 372, 374. 

Turnpike Roads; Lianvabon to Abernant, Lxx. 75, 78, 82. Mansfield and Derby, Lxx. 257, 269, 272. Wimborne to Blandford, 


LXVI. 191, 206,210. Waterworks; Edinburgh, txx1v. 126, 287, 293. Marylebone, Saint, txx111. 242, 260, 270. West Mid~ 
dlesex, Lx xiv. 288, 298, 305. Woollen Cloth; uxxt1v. 465, 468, 473. 


Waterworks ; 


773. Referred to a Select Committee ; Reported; Report re-committed ; again reported, and leave given; Churches; Bathwick, Lx x11. 125, 
168,171. Inclosures; Harbridge, LX x1. 129, 151,154. Meath Hospital; xxiv. 259, 269, 271, 277, 285. 


774. Referred to a Select Committee ; Reported; Report to lie on the Table; further consideration of Report put off for six months; Churches ; 
Marylebone, Saint, Lx x11. 368, 371, 376. 


775. — Referred toa Select Committee ; Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; Report re-committed ; a 
Table, and not afterwards proceeded in ; Inclosures ; Sefton, Lx v1. 91, 122, 133, 146. 


776. Referred to a Select Committee; Reported; Report to lie on the Table, and not afterwards proceeded in; Dover Boatmen; Lxvit. 359. 
Inclosures ; Ashton Gifford, Lxv1. 84,99. East Codford, rxv1. 84, 99. 


gain reported; Report to lie on the 


777. Referred to a Select Committee, and no Report made; Inclosures; Horningsheath, Lxv111. 205. ‘“Rampisham and West Chilborough, 
Lxvi1.80. Thurning, txvi1.97. Waterworks; Grand Junction, Lxx111. 175. 


778. . Referred to a Select Committee; Order of reference discharged, and leave given ; East India Company; Lxvitt. (232, 238.) (237, 239.) 


779. Referred to a Select Committee; Order of reference discharged, and Petitions withdrawn; Inclosures; Haresfield, Lxv1. 84, 99. 
Museum, British; txv1. 226, 230. ‘ . 
781. . Presented, and ordered to lie on the Table only; Dublin Police; uxiv. 249. Provident Insurance Company; uxtv. 183. 


782. Presented, and Motion that leave be given to present a Petition as desired, negatived; Turnpike Roads ; Carlisle to Westlinton Bridge, 
LXI. 135- 


783. Leave given to present Petitions relating to Miscellaneous Services in Ireland on or before a certain day, without any previous Petition 
being presented for leave to present such Petitions[1802]; Lv11.259. . 


For leave to present Bills after the time limited : 
784. And leave immediately givén; Churches; Toxteth,txx.170. Inclosures; Bere Forest, uxv. 283. London Bakers ; Lxx. 150. 


785. Referred to a Select Committee, and upon the Report thereof, leave given; Drainages; South Holland, rxx11. 274, 281. Embank- 
ments; Wainfleet St. Mary, txviii. 508, 525. Estates; Enfield, vx111. 365,379. Extra-parochial Lands; Wildmore Fens, Lxvtt. 
147, 155- Inclosures ; Compton, West, txvit. 149, 159. Dringhouses, Lxx1v. 227, 235. Kingston Forges, Lxvi- 198, 213. 
Minty, Lxvi. 198, 213. Moulsey, East and West, txvii. 151,162. Rhayader, Lx x1. 372, 376. ‘Sandhurst, Lx x. 354, 369, 383. 
Pavings &amp;c.; Gravesend, Lx x1. 238, 244. Turnpike Roads; Alcester, Lx1x. 201, 205. Bristol, Lxx1v. 219, 227. Lanark, Lxxv. 
334, 346. Shenfield and Harwich, txx. 169, 173. 


786. Referred toa Select Committee; reported ; Report to lie on the Table ; Report afterwards read, and leave given ; Docks, §c.; Dundee, 
LXXIV. 234, 238, 247. Inclosures; Ingram, Lxxrv. 304, 311, 318. Pavings, &amp;c.; Luke, Saint, rxv. 210, 221, 226. Turnpike 
Roads ; Salop, Lx11. 338, 345, 353, 355- 


787. Referred to a Select Committee ; reported; Report to lie on the Table; Order of leave for Bill read, and discharged ; another Bill 
ordered ; Navigations ; Montgomery Canal, rx x. 195, 206. - 


For leave to make Reports of Private Bills after the time limited : 
788. And leave immediately given ; Inclosures; Kilmainham, txx111.318. South Stoneham, rx xv. 316. 


789. . And a Member having verified the facts stated in the Petition; Leave given; Navigations; Montgomeryshire Canal, -xx. 268. 


791. Referred to a Select Committee, and upon the. Report thereof, leave given ;. Churches ; Hanworth, txx. 258, 273. Debts, Small; 
Kidderminster, Lxx111. 387,388. Drainages ; Crowle, &amp;c. LXX1. 351, 355. Wormegay, &amp;c. Lxx. 260,267. Ferries; Fife and 
Forfar, xxxtv. 412, 443- Grand Jury Presentments ; Cork, LxxX. 252, 256. Inclosures; Caerinion, Lxx. 256, 267. Hurtsborne 
Tarrant, Lx x111. 286,296. Kelsey, North, Lxx. 259, 270. Falkland, rx x. 366, 378. Fulbrook, Lx x11. (267, 270.) (332, 335-) 
Leek, Wootton, ux x11. 316, 330. Solihull, uxxiv. 460, 467. Navigations; Lark, LXX11. 323, 341-. Pavings, Lightings, 5c. ; 


Bolton, 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 9H 





766 ‘PETITIONS—continued. 





IV. Petitions for leave to present Petitions, &amp;c.—continued. 


For leave to make Reports after the time limited—continued. ‘ 
Bolton, Great, txx11. 291, 295. Katherine, Saint, .xx. 258, 273. Monmouth, txx11t. 348, 350. Railways; Eardisley to 
Burlinjob, Lx x111. 293, 296. Turnpike Roads; Argyll, uxx1. 354, 362. Commercial Road, Lxx. 258,-293.' Dundalk to Dunleer, 
Lxx. 259, 268. Shenfield and Harwich, txx. 247, 254. Waterworks; Cranston Hill,_uxxiv. 407, 412. Edinburgh, Lxx. 
247, 251. 
792. Referred to a Select Committee ; reported ; Report to lie on the Table; Report afterwards read, and leave given ; Inclosures ; Alvingham, 


LXXIV. 594, 596, 602. 
793. Referred to a Select Committee, and no report made ; but Chairman of the Committee on the Bill informs the House, that the Committee 
on the Bill were not able to report in time ; time enlarged ; Docks, §c.; Ramsgate Harbour, Lxx. 251, 257. 


794, Referred to a Select Committee, and no report made, but time enlarged ; Turnpike Roads; Banbridge to Belfast, Lx xiv. 513. 
For leave for a Bill to be read a Second time earher than allowed by the Standing Orders : 
795. And leave given; Divorces; Pellew’s, LXxv. 453. ; 


For leave for the Committee on a Bill to make their Report earlier than allowed by the Standing Orders : 
796. Referred to a Committee; reported, and leave given ; Estates; Beddulph, Charlotte Middleton, Lx xiv. 297, 304. 


Praying the House to dispense with the usual Standing Orders, and allow a Bill to pass through its several 


stages forthwith: ) 
797. Leave given to the Committee to sit and proceed, and to report forthwith ; Estates ; Cotter, Sir James Lawrence, Lxxv. 470. 


For leave to withdraw a Bill: 
798. Leave given, and to present another, with printed copies ; Grand Junction and Regent's Canals; Supply of Water Bill, Lx xt1v. 235. 


For leave to deposit another Plan : 
799. Referred toa Committee ; reported ; Report to lie on the Table; read; re-committed, and again reported; Report. to lie on the Table ; 
read; and leave given; Ferries; Fife and Forfar, Lx x1v. 297, 305, 311, 396, 406. 


V. Petitions withdrawn : 


801. Election Petitions, as not being within the description of Petitions, the proceedings upon which are regulated by the Election Acts; 
Drogheda; Of Freemen and Freeholders, praying that Mr. Wallace (an unreturned candidate at the Election, in whose behalf other 
Electors had petitioned) might be declared to be incapacitated from serving in Parliament ; txx1v, 8. Herefordshire; Of Freeholders 
against Mr. Biddulph (the returned Member) stating, that by reason of certain Acts he is disabled to sit in Parliament ;. v111..87. 
Middlesex; Of Freeholders, against the Petition of Mr. Mainwaring, the unreturned Candidate ; tv111. 87.. Of Freeholders, against 
Petition of Freeholders in the interest of Mr. Mainwaring; Lv1t1. 87. See Elections, 358-362. 

802. On the House being informed, that the Members petitioned against had vacated their seats by accepting offices; Of Edward Greathead, 
Esq. and of Inhabitants of Christchurch, complaining of an undue Election and return of the Right honourable George Rose, and 
William Sturges Bourne, Esq. for that borough; x11. 318. 


803. The necessary allegation to entitle it to be received as an Election Petition being interlined in a different hand from that in which the 
rest of the Petition complaining of the last Election for the borough of Camelford was written ; LXXIv. 377. 





804. On notice being taken that there were several interlineations and erasures in a Petition of Henry White, stating certain circumstances 
relative to his imprisonment ; Lx1v. 184. 


805. On notice ye taken that there were several alterations and interlineations in a Petition of John Couch, stating his services ; 
LXxiv. 286, : 

806, . It appearing that the sipnaiares were all in the same handwriting ; Petition of Noblemen, &amp;c. of the county of Cavan, complaining 
of the inadequacy of the laws for the prevention of illicit distillation; Lx1v. 374. 

807. Notice being taken that a Petition of William Turton, Esq. and James Hooper, for provision in Chancery Clerks Bill was informal ; 
LXX. 259. 

808. Without any reason being entered in the Journals; Charitable Foundations ; Of Magistrates, &amp;c. of Abingdon, respecting Charitable 
Foundations; Lxx111. 289. Cobbett, William, of Botley ; ux x111. 338. Cold Bath Fields Prison; Of the Grand Jury of the county 
of Middlesex, respecting the Cold Bath Fields Prison; tx111.'76, Correa, Diego ; Complaining of certain grievances, LxxX111. 408, 
Elections; Of Edward Alderson, for enlarging the time for Petitioners on the Drogheda Election Petition to enter into their 
recognizances, LxXIv.125. Haresfield Inclosure ; Of Owners of Estates, for leave to present a Petition for inclosing lands in that 
parish, Lxv1.99. London Directory; Of the Proprietor, complaining of the clerks of the Post Office publishing a Directory, 
LXXIv. 473-4. Museum, British; Of the Trustees, for the annual grant, Lxv1. 230. Parliament; Of Freeholders, &amp;c. of Castleshaw, 
for reform, uxxu. 7. Public Houses; Of William Brownjohn, complaining of the loss of his licence, Lxx1v. 44. Roman Catholics ; 
A paper, intituled, “ Declaration, dated Monaghan, spring assizes, 13 March 1819,” respecting the claims of the Roman Catholics, 
LXXIV. 391. Stone Bottles Duties Bill; Petitions against the same, Lx XI. 494. 


VI. Petitions not permitted to be brought up, rejected, &amp;c. : | 


soo. Not permitted to be brought up ; Causton Henry Hunt, Proprietor of the London Directory, txx1v. 597. Cochrane Lord ; Of 
Alexander M‘Rae, offering to make certain disclosures respecting the conviction of Lord Cochrane, Lx1x. 427. Commercial Docks Bill ; 
Petition against same, Lxv. 338. Crook, G. a seaman, complaining of his being entered “ run,” and thereby deprived of his wages, 
LXXIv. 431. Customs Duties Bill; Of woolstaplers of Wakefield, and of Dewsbury, against same, Lxx1v, 532. Edinburgh Road 
Bill; Petition againt same, Lv111. 316. Evesham Borough; Of certain persons concerning the election of Sir Charles Cockerell, 
LXXIV. 195. Greenaway John, a voter of Haslemere, Lxx11. 344, 370. Herron, John, late a private in the first regiment of Foot 
Guards, tv1. 280. Jekyll, Captain Nathaniel, complaining of his dismissal from His _Majesty’s service, by sentence. of a court 
martial, Lx1v.404. Lever, John, complaining of the conduct of a Magistrate in Lancashire in 1812, Lxxv,.'76. Orders in Council 
Bill; Of merchants of Liverpool against same, Lx111. 144, 149. Oxford Election ; Three Petitions, complaining of the conduct of the 
Duke of Marlborough at that Election, txx1v. 320. . Parliament; For Reform of Parliament; Inhabitants of Nottingham (Petition 
being printed); Lxvi11. 624. Norwich, txx11.25. Soap Excise Bill; Of Soap manufacturers of Yorkshire against, Lx XI. 375- 
Swann, Henry, Esq. respecting the employment of Mr. Serjeant Pell in a prosecution directed against him by the House, Lx x1v. 609. 
Taxation; Of owners, &amp;c. of land in Norfolk, against the proposed system of Taxation, txx1v. 563. Vassar, John James, ixv. 486. 
Motions, That Petitions be brought up, withdrawn; Cartwright, John; Praying that the House would permit a printed 
Petition to be received, Lxvit1.648. Customs Duties Bill; Of woollen manufacturers of Frome against, LxxIv. 532. Day, 
Mr. Joseph ; Complaining of his conduct, Lx x11. 477. Tlchester; Of Mayor, &amp;c. of Hechester, complaining -that the proprietor of 
certain houses had ejected his tenants, txxtv. 302. King, Captain, Lxv11. 227. Parliament; Of George Edmonds, for a. Reform 
of Parliament, Lxxv. 471, Roman Catholics; Of Roman Catholics of Ireland, 1x11, 260, Royal Burghs;,Of Burgesses, &amp;c. of 
Dunfermline and of Edinburgh, and incorporation of Tailors of Edinburgh, respecting the municipal government of the Royal Burghs, 
taking notice of expressions used by a Member in the House, Lxx1v. 408. Wallingford. Election Petition; For enlarging the time for 
Petitioners to ‘enter into their Tecognizances, LXXV, 236. ‘ 





‘eu. Rejected ; 





PETITIONS—conéinuel. 767 





VI. Petitions not permitted to be brought up, rejected, &amp;¢)—continued. | 
sul. Rejected 3 Debtors Relief Bill; Of William Grice, for provision, tv11. 511. Gloucester Electors; Complaining of Lord Dursley, the 
Member returned, not haven taken the qualification oaths, Lxv. 459. Lempriere, Dr. John ; Complaining of his dismissal from the 
mastership of Exeter school, Lxx1v. 565. . Parliament ; For Reform of Parliament; Ardenshaw, Ashborne, Bolto#, Great and Little, 
- Bradsall, Burslem, Charlestown, Denton, Derby, Draycott, Dukinfield, Earl’ Shilton, Findern, Heage, Holmfirth, Horsley, 
Woodhouse and Kelburn, Huddersfield, Hurst, Matlock, Melbourne, Moss Little, Newton, Normanton, Ripley, Smalley, Spoondon, 
Stayley Bridge, Stockport, Wigan; and Wirksworth; xx11.156. Inhabitants of Hanover-square, Lxx111. 67. Of James Mills, 


Lxxv. 458. Taaffe, Mrs.; Respecting ber children having been placed in the custody of a person appointed by the court of Session 
in Scotland, LX XI. 347- 


812. Not received ; Being for money relating to the public service, and not recommended by the Crown ; Ash, Isaac; For remuneration for 

his services in the Irish rebellion, Lxxv.6g9. Cork, Inhabitants of the city of, Lx1v. 53. Inglis, Philip James; For remuneration 

for losses sustained in the public service, Lxv111.86. March, Richard; For remuneration for invention of a stocking frame, Lxv. 496. 

Not being signed by the Petitioners, but by an Agent only ; Of John Moxon and others, regarding the case of Robert Christie 

Burton, Esq. LXXIV. 43- A Member informed the House, that he had a Petition against a Tax Bill; but the Speaker 
acquainted the Member that it could not be received, to which the House by general voice assented; Lv11. 346. 


813. Not permitted to lie upon the Table ; Burdett, Sir Francis; Complaining of his imprisonment ; From Berkshire; txv. 465. Free- 
holder of England, uxv. 362. London, txv. 346. Middlesex, uxv. 323, 491, Sheffield, txv. 492. Butt, Richard Gathorne ; Lx xu1t. 
389. Commercial Docks Bill; Petition against same, Lxv. 339. Common Pleas Court; Of John Thomas Waters, complaining of the 


proceedings in a cause tried in the Court of Common Pleas, txx1. 379: Debtors Relief Bill; Of William Grice, for provision, 
tvir. 511. Mills, James, Complaining of his not being allowed to prosecute an indictment, Lxx1v. 502. Oxford Election; 
Respecting the conduct of the Duke of Marlborough at that Election, txxiv. 52. Parliament; For Reform of Parliament ; 
Ashton-under-Line, Lxx11.7. Delph, Lxxu. 8. Grooby, Lxx11.'135. Lymington, Lxx11. 48. Manchester, Lxx11. 33. 
Mills, James, uxxv. 458. Quick, Lxx11. 7. Taylor, George, Lxxi11. 223. Peace; Respecting Peace; London, ixx. 264. 
Westminster, Lxx. 329. Pitt, Charles; Respecting his recognizances, txxiv. 466. Pluckwell, Henry, Complaining of the 
hardships he had suffered in being deprived of his licence, Lxx11. 142. Taaffe, Mrs.; Respecting her children having been placed in 
the custody of a person appointed by the Court of Session in Scotland, x x1. 347. Motions, that Petitions do lie upon the 
Table, withdrawn ; Beer; Of inhabitants of London, complaining of the high price and inferior quality of Beer, uxx111. 177. 
Charitable Foundations; Of Magistrates of Abingdon, respecting Charitable Foundations, Lxx111. 289. Excise; Of Mayor, &amp;c. of 
Arundel, respecting the employment of informers, Lxxtv. 461. Freeholds; Of Mayor, &amp;c. of Limerick, respecting registered 


Freeholds, Lxx11. 292. Parliament ; Of Inhabitants of Castleshaw, for Reform, txx11. 7. White, Henry, stating certain circum- 
stances relative to his imprisonment, Lx1v. 184. 











314. Not permitted to be read ; Not having any name signed thereto; Paisley, for Reform of Parliament; Presented, and the said 
Petition not having any name signed thereto ; Motion, that the Petition be now read ; Debate thereon adjourned; Lxx11.128. Further 
adjourned, 136, 139, 144. Resumed; Question negatived thereupon ; 155. Not having any name signed upon the papers on 
which they were written ; Leer and Sheepshead, for Reform of Parliament ; Presented, and the said Petitions not having any name 
signed upon the papers on which they were written; Motion, that the said Petitions be now read; Debate thereon adjourned; ix x11. 
128.' Further adjourned, 136, 139, 144. Resumed; Question negatived thereupon; 155. It appearing that the said 
Petitions were printed ; Abbotshaw, Alfreton, Alton, Alverthorpe, Ashford, Ashton-under-Lyne, Ashworth, Astley, Auchtermuchty, 
Bamford, Barnsley, Barrow-upon-Soar, Basford, Bath, Bierlow, Birch, Blaby, Bolton-le-Moors, Bonsall, Bradfield, Brashurst 
Saddleworth, Brightside, Bury, Butterworth, Cameron, Castleton, Ceres, Chatterton, Chelsea, Chesterfield, Counthill, Cranbrooke, 
Cromford, Crompton, Crowley, Cupar, Delph, Denton, Diseworth and Belton, Droylsden, Duckinfield, Ecclesfield, Eccleshall, 
Edinburgh, Elland and Greetland, Eyan, Failsworth, Falkland, Finchley, Forfar, Glodwick, Graperoft, Greenacres Moor, 
Greetland, Grenfield, Hackney-road, Hartshead:and Alt, Haslingden, Hathern, Hase, Henor and Calver, Haywood, Higham, 
Hollinwood, Hooley Hill, Hounslow, Houston, Hoyland, Hurst, Hurstbrooks, Ilkeston, Islington, Kegworth, Kirkcaldy, Lanark, 
Leys and Hey, Leicester, Loughborough, Lydgate, Manchester and Salford, Martin St. le Grand, Mary-le-Bone St., Micklehurst, 
Middleton, Milnrow, Moor Lower, Mossley, Mumpsbrook, Newbury, Normanton South, Nottingham, Oadby, Oldham, Offerton 
and Newton, Ossett-cum-Gawthorpe, Paisley, Pathhead, Penistone, Pentrick and Crick, Pilkington, Preston, Quardon, Radcliffe, 
Remstone, Rochdale, Rotherham, Roundthorne, Royton, Saddleworth, Selston and Kirkby, Shaw, Sheffield, Shirland, Sholver, 
Shoredge, Sileby, Spital Fields, Stanley, Stayley, Stayley Bridge, Steaveley, Stelairtown, Stirling, Stockport, Stratford-le-Bow, 
Strinesdale, Sutton Bonnington, Sutton-in-Ashfield, Swaine, Taunton and Little Moss, Thornham, Thurston, Tideswell and Litton, 
Tonbridge, Tongue, Tower Hamlets, Unsworth, Wadsley, Wakefield, Waterhead Mill and Eccles, Wath-upon Derne, Westminster, 
Whatton Long, Whitefield and Middleton, Wigan, Wimeswold, Wingfield Suuth, Withrington, Wolverhampton, Woodhouses, 
Zouch Mill; For Reform in Parliament; Presented; and it appearing that the said Petitions were printed, Motion that the said 
Petitions. be now read; Debate thereon adjourned; ~xx11. 128. Further adjourned, 136, 139, 144. Resumed; Entries in 
Journals read; Motion, that the said Petitions be now read, negatived ; 156. Motion, that a Petition of William Brownjohn, 
complaining of the loss of his licence be now read, withdrawn ;; LXXIV. 44. 





VII. Instructions to Committees on Petitions.—relative to— 


815. Agricultural Distress :—-On the several Petitions upon the subject of Agricultural Distress; “To confine their inquiries to the 
mode of ascertaining and calculating the average prices of corn, &amp;c.;” LX Xv. 259. 


sis. Man, Isle of :— Of John Duke of Atholl, for compensation, and respecting the sovereignty of the Isle of Man; “ To take into consi- 


deration all such parts of the Report of the Commissioners for examining into the revenues of the Isle of Man, as relate to the collec- 
tion and management of the revenue of the said Isle, &amp;c. ;” ix. 261. 


817. Museum, British :—-Respecting the purchase of the Lansdown manuscripts ; “‘ To consider of the expediency of enabling the Trustees 
of the British Museum to exchange, or otherwise dispose of certain articles of the manuscripts, and other collections therein preserved 
under certain restrictions;” Lx11. 588. 


818: Paddington Markets :—Of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commons of London, for a Bill to repeal so much of Act 38 Geo. IIT. 


as re to establishing Markets at Paddington ; “ ‘To admit Counsel to be heard in support of the allegations contained in the said 
Petition ;” tv11. 464. 


819. Privileges, Committee of :—To whom it was referred to examine the matter ofa Petition of John Eyles, Esq. Warden of the Fleet 
Prison, complaining of certain persons: having commenced an action against him for the escape of Robert Christie Burton, Esquire, 
(a Member) who was discharged out of his custody by order of the House; “To sit upon a certain day at eleven of the clock, and 
proceed upon the matter referred to them ;” Lxxv.231.—-—— To whom it was referred to examine the subject matter ofa Petition 


from Wexford, respecting the insanity of Mr. Congreve Alcock ; “ To sit ou the morrow at Twelve of the clock, and proceed upon the 
matter referred to them;” Lxv1. 226. 


821, Tythes :——On the several Petitions presented in Session 1816, upon the subject of Tythes ; “ To report under what regulations it may be 
ms expedient to enable the proprietors to grant leases;” Lx x1, 444. 


VIII. Incidental 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








PETITIO NS—continued. 





VIII. Incidental Proceedings: 


822. 


823. 


$24. 


825. 


826. 


827. 


828. 


829. 


Times for receiving Petitions for .Private Bills limited ; No Petitions for Private Bills to be received after 
» particular days ; In.Session 1801, commencing.22 January 1801 ; None after.13 March 1801, LVI. 24. 
‘Time.enlarged until 20. March, 158. —&lt;»— Session, 1801-2, commencing 29 October 1801; None after 


19 February, 1802, LVI. 16. Time enlarged until 26 February, 130. —«»— Session 1802-3, com- 
mencing 16 November 1802; None after 11, Febraary 1803, LVIII.- 33. Time enlarged until 
18 February 128. Time further enlarged until 23 February,’178. —«=— Session 1803-4, commencing 
22: November 1803; None after 24 February 1804, LIX. 21,—&lt;—m— Session 1805, commencing 
15 January 1805; None after 1 March 1805, LX. 10. —«=— Session 1806, commencing 21 January 
1806: None after 7 March 1806, LXI. 18. —&lt;»— Session 1806-7, commencing 15 December 1806 ; 
None after 27 February 1807, LXII. 10. —«=— Session 1807, commencing 22 June 1807; None after 
8 July 1807, LXII. 589. Entries in the Journal of December 1806 and January 1807 of Resolutions 
with respect to the time of receiving Petitions, Bills and Reports read, and Resolution, that the House 
will early in the next Session take into consideration the appointment of days, limiting times for the 
like purposes ; LX1I. 834. —«=— Session 1808 commencing 21 January 1808; Entry in the Journal of 
the above Resolution read, and Resolution for not receiving Petitions, Bills and Reports after particular 
days ; viz. No Petitions for Private Bills to be received after 26 February 1808, LXIII. 14. —_— 
Session 1809, commencing 19 January 1809; None after 24 February 1809, LXIV. 7.—&lt;_Session 
1810, commencing 23 January 1810; None after 9 February 1810, LXV. 13. —&lt;m— Session 1810-11, 
commencing 1 November 1810; None after 1 February 1811, LXVI. 37. —«»— Resolution, that all 
Petitions for Private Bills be presented within fourteen days after the first Friday in the next and every 
future Session of Parliament; Made a Standing Order, LXVI. 440. —«»— Session 1812, commencing 
7 January 1812, above Standing Order’ read; LXVII. 17. —m— Session 1812-13, commencing 24 
November 1812; None to: be received after 18 December 1812, LXVIII. 11. —&lt;m=— Session 1813-14, 
commencing 4 November 1813; None after 19 November 1813, LXIX. 9. —«m— Session 1814-15, 
commencing 8 November 1814; None after 25 November 1814, LXX. 7. —«e— Session 1816, com- 
mencing 1 February 1816; None after 16 February 1816, LX XI. 8. —«»— Session 1817, commencing 
28 January 1817; None after 14 February 1817, LXXII. 9. —&lt;m— Session 1818, commencing 
27 January 1818; None after 13 February 1818, LXXIII. 7. —«»— Session 1819, commencing 
14 January 1819; None after 5 February 1819, LXXIV. 14. —«— Session 1819-20, commencing 
23 November 1819; None after 10 December 1819, LXXV. 6, —«m— Session 1820, commencing 
21 April 1820; None after 5 May 1820, LXXv. 120. KRescinded, and Resolution appointing 12 May 
1820, 141. 


Petitions for leave to present Petitions,—And leave immediately given ; LVI. 364.—LVII. 381.—LVIII. 
275.—LIX. 140.—LX. 184.—-LXI. 492.—LXII. 228.—LXIII. 239.—LXIV. 259.—LXV. 376.—LXVI. 


282.—LX VII. 17=.—LXVIII. 207.—LXIX. 120.—LXX. 231.—LXXI. 471,—LXXII. 277.—LXXIII. 202. 
LXXIV. 375.—LXXV. 251, &amp;c. —&lt;m— Referred to Select. Committees ; LXII. 134.—LXIV. 165.— 
LXV, 292.—LXVI. 8y.—LXVII. 197.—LXVIII. 111.—LXIX. 134.—LXX. 237.—LXXI. 406.—LXXII. 
217.—LXXIII. 120.—LXXIV. 147.—LXXV. 59, &amp;c. See supra, 769-783. 


Leave given to present Petitions relating to Miscellaneous Services in Ireland on or before a certain day, 


without any previous Petition being presented for leave to present such Petitions ; LVII. 259. 


Petitions for Bills presented,—And ordered to lie on the Table only; LVI. 196.—LVII. 128.—LVIII. 160. 


—LIX. 104-—LX. 100,—LXI. 110.—LXIII. 81.— LXIV. 50.—LXVIL. 70.—LX VIII. 300.—LXIX. 15.— 
LXX. 20.—LX XI. 6.-—LXXIV. 102, &amp;c.—&lt;«—And Bills immediately ordered; LVI. 20.—LXXV. 11,.&amp;c. 
—&lt;»— And referred to Select Committees; LVI. 35. —LXXV. 24, &amp;c. 


Petitions for Bills read,—And Bills ordered ; LVI. 25.—LVII. 499.—LVIII. 88.—LXI. 150.—LXVI. 457: 


—LXIX. 334. —&lt;=— And referred to Select Committees ; LVI. 360.—LVII. 194.—LVIII. 173.—LIX. 
207.—LX. 120,—LXI. 122.— LXIV. 141.—-LXXII. 172.—L XXIV. 200. | 


Petitions signifying that Notices had been given, (pursuant to leave granted for Notices,) and for leave to 


bring in Bills pursuant to prayers of former Petitions; LVI. 272.—LVII. 394.—LVIII. 253.—LIX. 217. 
—LX. 382.—LXI, 234.—LXII.. 102.—LXUI. 137.—LXIV. 109.—LXVI. 262.—LXVII. 119.—LXVHI. 
145, &amp;c. hee 


Petitions in favour of Bills,—Ordered to lie on the Table only ; LVI. 294.—LVII. 278.—LVIII. 159.—LIX. 


317.—LX. 191,.—LXI. 155.—LXII. 88.—LXIII. 238.—LXVI. 93.—LXVII. 116,—LXVIII. 218.—.LXX. 
174.—LXXI. 27.—LXXIII..44.——-LXXIV. 124.—LXXV. 55, &amp;c.—&lt;-—Ordered to lie on the Table, and 
be printed; LX XIII. 120.—LXXIV. 265.—LXXV. 430.—&lt;—Ordered to lie on the Table until Bills are 
read a Second time; LVI. 344.—~—Referred to Select Committees on Bills ; LVI. 326.—« Referred 


to a Special Select Committee ; LXIX. 454. 


Petitions in favour of applications for Bills,—Ordered to lie on the Table only; LVII. 101, 119.—LXI. 166. 


—LXIV. 226, 234, 251.—LXXIV. 110. 


&amp;31. Petitions against Bills,— Ordered to lie on the Table only; LVI. 124.—LVII. 99.—LVIII. 257.—LIX. 351.— 


LXI. 255.-~-LXII. 327.—LXIII. 54.—LXVI. 121.—LXVII. 103.—LXVIII. 178.—LXIX. 140.—LXX. 24.: 
—LXXIl. 82.—LXXIII. 89.—LXXIV. 45.—LX XV. 66, &amp;c.—««-— Ordered to lie on the Table and be 
printed ; LXXIII. 36.—LXXIV. 256.—LXXV. 63, &amp;c.—&lt;«—Ordered to lie on the Table until Bills are read 
a Second time; LVI. 284.— LVII. 162.— LVIII. 220.— LIX. 208.— LX. 90.—LXI 363.—LXII. 72.— 
LXIII. 70.—LXIV. 160.—LXV. 221.—LXVI. 88.—LXVII. 186.—LXVIII. 304.—LXIX. 148.—LXXIV. 
215.—LXXV. 69, &amp;c.—=—Until Reports from Committees on Bills are received; LVUI. 83.—LXII. 
71.—LXIII. 244.~——LXIV, 101.— LXV. 272.— LXVI. 187.— LXXIV. 558.—LXXV. 332, &amp;c.—=— Until 
Reports from Committees on Bills are taken into further consideration; LXIV. 308.—LXVI. 242.— 
LXXIII. 210, 216.—LXXV. 286, 294. —&lt;-— Until Bills are read a Third time; LVIII. 513, 549.— 
LXIII. 339.—LXIV. 349. a ; 


832. Petitions against Bills,— Referred to Committees of the Whole House on Bills; LXIV. 189.—LXVII. 218. 


833. 





—LXVIII. 362.—LXXIII. 263. 


Petitions against Bills,—Referred to Select Committees on Bills ; LVI. 215.—LVII. 99.—LVIII, 347.—LIX. 


202.—LXI. 354.— LXIIL. 314.—LXIV. 231. —LXVII. 118.— LXXIII. 109. —L XXIV. 225.— LXXV. 215. 
—~—»&gt;— Referred to Select Committees on particular matters; LXXIII. 216, 227. 


834. Petitions 














PETTIIONS-~continued. 769 





837. 


838. 


839, 


841. 


842. 
843. 


844. 


845. 


846. 


847, . 


848. 


849. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. 


Incidental Proceedings—continued. oe eT TTY 


Petitions against Bills,—Read and: ordered to lie on the Table,—Uatil Bills are read a Second tithe ; UX! 
170. Until Bills are read a Third time; LXIV. 210.—«»—Read and referred to Select Committees on 
’ Bills; LXVil_155.—LXIX. 281.—LXXIV. 333.—LXXV. 324. 


. Petition — Bill,—Which had: before been ordered to lie on the Table; Referred to the Select Committee 


on the Bill ; [wethout being read) LXXM1. 235. 


Petitions against Bills, and praying to be heard by Counsel, &amp;c.,—Ordered to lie on the Table only ; LVI. 427. 
—LVIII, 252.—LIX. 181.—LX. 251.—LXI. 235.—LXV. 120.— LXVIII. 128. — LXX. 92.— LXXi. 14. 
—LXXIl. 199.—LX XIII. 101.— LXXIV. 150, &amp;c.—&lt;«.— Ordered to lie on the Table,— Until Bills are read 
a Second Time; LVI. 89,—LVII. 126.—LVII. 207.—LIX. 198.—LX. 128.—LXI. 167.—LXv. 211.— 
LXVI. 159.—LXVII. 148.—LXXIII. 209.—LXXIV. 217, &amp;c.—&lt;-—Until Bills are read aSecond time and 
Counsel, &amp;c. ordered; LVI. 110.—LVII. 74.—L VIII. 206.—LIX. 136.—LX. 160.—LXL. 151,—LXII. 79. 
—LXIV. 136.—LXvV. 135.—LXVI. 93.—LXVII. 109.—LXVIII. 240,— LXIX. 74.—LXX. 117.—LXXII. 
150.—LXXIII. 89.—LXXIV. 271, &amp;c.—«— Until Reports from Committees on Bills are received ; 
LVIiI. 83. —&lt;=— Until Reports from Committees on Bills are received, and Counsel. &amp;c. ordered, 
LVI. 456.—LVII. 224.—LVIII. 242.— LIX. 349.—LX. 263.—LXI. 418.—LXII. 320.—LXIV. 122.—LXV. 
208.—LXVI. 171.—LXVIII. 293.—LXX. 220.—LXXIII. 79, &amp;c. —&lt;»— Until Reports on Bills are taken 
into further consideration ; LXI. 404.—LXXII. 219. —«— Until Reports on Bills are taken. into further 
consideration, and Counsel, &amp;c. ordered, LVII. 343.—LXVI. 286.—LXVII. 513.—LXVIII. 368.— 
LXIX. 304.—LXX. 186.—LXXIII. 204.—L XXIV. 179, &amp;c.—«—Until Bills are read a Third time, and 
Counsel, &amp;c. ordered, LVI. 565.—LX. 382, 428.— LXI. 270.—LXIV. 330:—LXVI. 289,—LXVII. 199. 
—LXVIII. 446.—LXX. 298.—LXXIIl. 86, 223. 


Petitions against Bills, and praying to be heard by Counsel, &amp;c.; Referred to Cominittees of the Whole House 
on Bills, and Counsel, &amp;c. ordered, LVII1. 644.—LIX. 416.—LXI1.149, 782: —-BXIX. 275.-+LXXIV. 441. 
—~&lt;»— Referred to Committees on re-committed Bills, and Counsel, &amp;c. ordered, LX. 278. 


Petitions against Bills, and praying to be heard by Counsel, &amp;c. ; Referred toSelect Committees on Bills, and 
Counsel, &amp;c. ordered, LVI. 101.—LVII. 44.—LVII.116.—LIX. 163.—LX. 116.—LXI. 79.—LXil. 70.— 
LXIII. 229.—LXIV. 158.—LXV. 31.—LXVI. 103.—LXVII. 98.—LXVIII. 251.—LXIX. 92.—LXX. 84.— 
LXXI. 66.—LXXII. 158.—LXXIII. 81.— LXXIV. 80.—LXXV. 217, &amp;c.—&lt;«_— Referred to Select Com- 
mittees on re-committed Bills, and Counsel, &amp;c. ordered ; LVI. 545.—LVII. 99. 


Petitions against Bills, and praying to be heard by Counsel, &amp;c. ; Received, and no order made thereon, LXIV. 
377-—LXVI. 403.—LXVII. 147. 


Petition against Bills, and praying to be heard by Counsel, &amp;c. Read, and ordered to lie on the Table,—Until 
Bills are read a Second time, and Counsel ordered, LXV. 204. Until Reports on Bills are taken 
into further consideration, and Counsel ordered; LVII. 321.—LXIX. 382. Until Bills are read 
a Third time, and Counsel ordered; LXIV. 380.——Read, and Counsel ordered,—On Second reading 
of Bills; Lvl. 369, 532.—LXVI. 129.. On Reports of Bills; LIX. 328.—LxXI. 387. On further 

‘ eonsideration of Reports on Bills ; LVIII. 95.—LXVI. 431. On Third reading of Bills ; L1X. 369.—Lx. 
416, 428. To be heard before Select Committees on Bills ; LXXV. 248.— Read, and referred,—To 
Committees of the ‘Whole House, and Counsel ordered; LXXIV. 441. To Committees of the Whole 
House on re-committed Bills, and Counsel ordered; LXIX. 412. To Select Committees on Bills, and 
Counsel, &amp;c. ordered; LVI. 395.—LVII. 161.—LVIII. 297.— LX. 135.—LXI. 354.—LXIV. 121.—LXVI. 
229.—LXVII. 123.—LXVIII. 252.—LXIX. 163.—LXXIII. 220.—L XXIV. 231. To Select Committees 
on re-committed Bills, and Counsel, &amp;c. ordered; LXVIII. 446. ; 


Petitions nst Bills, and praying to be heard by Counsel, &amp;c.; Which had before been ordered to lie on the 
Table Referred to Select Committees on Bills, on committal of the Bills, and Counsel, &amp;c. ordered (with- 
out being read.|; LV1. 169.—LVII. 215.—LVIII. 255.—LIX. 298.—LX. 135.—LX11.620.—LXIV. 208.— 
LXVI. 115.—LXXIII. 189.—LXXV. 204, &amp;c. oy 


Petitions against applications for Bills ordered to lie on the Table, LVII. 341. — LVIII. 168.— Lx. 30. — 
LXI. 122.—LXVI. 83.—LXVII. 117.—LXVIII. 147.—LXIX. 141.—LXXIV. 81.—LXXV. 61, &amp;.—_— 
Petitions against applications for Bills, and praying to be heard by Counsel, &amp;c. ; Ordered to lie on the 
Table, LXVIII. 160.—LXIX. 76.—LXXIV. 125, 126, 194.—~&lt;m— Referred to Committees on the Petitions 
for the Bills, and Counsel ordered ; LVII. 464. 


Petitions against a Bill, depending in the Lords, respecting Queen Caroline,—To lie on the Table, LXxv. 
462, 480, 481, 482, 483, 484. | 

Petitions for provision in Bills, or additional Petitions for Bills,—Ordered to lie on the Table, LVI. 314.— 
LVII. 374.—LVIII. 386.—LXI. 289.-—-LXVII. 119.—LXVIII. 329.—LX XIII. 62, &amp;c.—«—Ordered to 
lie on the Table and be printed, LXXIV. 192.—LXXV. 419.—&lt;«—Ordered to lie on the Table,—Until 
Bill are read a second time, LXVIII. 310, 358. Until Bills are read a second time and !éave granted for 
notices, LXIV. 300. Until Reports from Committees on Bills are taken into further consideration, 
LXII. 303. 


Petitions for Provision in Bills, or additianal Petitions for Bills,—Referred to Select Committees, LVI. 126. 
—LVI. 41.—LVIM. 216.—LIX. 177.—LX. 101.—LXI. 56.—LXII. 122.—LXIII. 250.—LXIV. 125.— 
LXVI. 84.—LXVII. 96.—LXVIII. ‘347.—LXIX. 129. —,LXXI. 21.—LXXII, 153.—LXXIII. 114.— 
LXXIV. 206.—LXXV. 32.—&lt;=— Referred to Select Committees to whom former Petitions had been re- 
ferred, LVI. 214. —LVII. 134.—LVIII. 344.—LIX. 270.—LX. 119.—LXIV. 98.—LXIX. 142.— 
LXX. 78.—LXXIV. 148.—LXXv. 222, &amp;c. —«—»— Referred to Committees on Bills, LVII. 236.— 
LXVIIL. 514.—LXXIV. 344. —&lt;=— Referred to Committees on Bills, and Instructions to make provision 
re LVI. 425.—LVII. 494.—LXVII. 181.—LXVIII. 593.—LXXIII. 362, &amp;c.—&lt;—=— Referred 
to Select Committees on Bills and Counsel, &amp;c. ordered, LXVIII. 524. 


Petitions for provision in Bills, or additional Petitions for Bills,—Presented, and Instructions to Com- 
mittees on Bills to make provision accordingly, LX. 160.—LXVIII. 451. 


Petitions for provision in Bills, or additional Petitions for Bills;—Read ; Orders for referring them to 
Committees discharged, and the Petitions referred to Committees on Bills ; LX. 171. 
Petitions against Petitions for provision in Bills,—Referred to Committees on Bills, and Counsel ordered, 
LVI. 515. 
851. Petitions 


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VIII. Incidental Proceedings—continued. , oi'f 


851. Petitions read upon Motion; And Bills ordered, LVI. 25.—LVII. 499.—LVIII. 88.—LX. 150.—EXI. 308. 
—LXVI, 457.—LXIX. 334. —=— And days. appointed for taking them into consideration, LIX. 172.— 
—»—And Committees of the Whole House. appointed,- Lv1l. 512. —«— And referred, To Com- 

- mittees of the Whole House, L1X. 246.——— And Select Committees appointed, LXVII. 474. —»— 
And referred,—To Select Committees, LVI. 325.—LVIH. 149.—LVIN. 173.—LIX. 207.—Lx. 120.— 
LXI. 122.—LXII. 265.—LXIII. 170.—L XIV. 102.— LXV. 362.—LXVI. 337.—LX VII. 82.—LXVIII. 166. 
—LXIX. 118.—LXX. 369.—LXXII. 172.— LXXIII. 74.—LXXIV. 67.—LXxxv. 324, &amp;c. To Select 
Committees on former Petitions on the same subject, LVI. 321.—LVII. 390.. To Select Committtees on 
other matters, LVI. 107.—LVII. 345.—LXIX. 417.——-LXX. 80.—L XXIII. 140, &amp;c. To Select Com- 
mittees on Bills, LXV. 128.—LXVII. 155.—LXVIII. 363.—LXIX. 281.—LxXxX. 146.—LXXI. 19.— 
LXXII. 211.—LXXIII. 235.—LXXIV. 333.—LXXV. 324, &amp;c. To Select Committee on a re-committed 
Bill, Lxx. 402. ‘To Committees of the Whole House on Bills and Counsel ordered, LXIX. 412.— 
LXXIV. 441. To Select Committees on Bills and Counsel, &amp;c. ordered, LVI. 395.—LVII. 161.— 
LVIII. 297.—LX.135-—LXI. 354.—LXIV. 121.—LXVI. 229.—LXVII, 123.—L XVIII. 252.—LXIX. 163. 
—LXXIII. 220.—LXXIV. 231.—LXXV. 278, &amp;c. To Select Committees on Re-committed Bills and 
Counsel, &amp;c. ordered, LXVIII. 446. —&lt;-— And Counsel ordered, — On Second reading of Bills, 
LVIII. 369, 532-—LXVI. 129. On Reports of Bills, LIX. 328:—LxXI. 387: On further consideration 
of Reports of Bills, LV1II. 95.—LXVI. 431. On Third reading of Bills, LIX. 369.—LX. 416, 428. — 
To be heard before Select Committees on Bills, LXXV. 248. —«—And ordered to lie on the Table,— 
Until Bills are read a Second time, LXI. 170. Until Bills are read a Second time and Counsel ordered, 
LXV. 204. Until Reports on Bills are taken into further consideration and Counsel ordered, LVII. 321. 
—LXIX. 382. Until Bills are read a Third time, LXIV. 210. Until Bills are read a Third time and 
Counsel ordered, LXIV. 380.—&lt;«— And Instructions given, LVI. 425.—LVIII. 431.—LXIII. 247.—_— 
And time for entering into Election recognizances enlarged, LXIX. 172. ~~ And Petitioners [in custody ] 
ordered to be brought to the bar of the House to be discharged, LXVIII. 292. —«m— And ordered to be 
printed, LXXII. 357.—&lt;—In proceedings of the House, LVIII. 86.—LIX. 7.—LX. 350.—LXXV. 237, &amp;c. 
—&lt;»— And Motions negatived,—For bringing in Bills, LVII. 74. For discharging Orders for consi- 
dering them, LIX. 59. For referring them to Committees, LXVI. 337, 391.—LXVII. 528.—LXX. 411. 
For appointing a Committee to examine the truth of the allegations contained therein, LX XIII. 77.—&lt;— 
And Motions made thereon withdrawn, LX. 328.—LXIII. 443.— LXVII. 68. —LXXIII. 416.—LXXIV. 

146.—&lt;»—And Orders discharged,-—-For referring them to Committees, LXVI. gg. For referring them 

to Committees, and Bills ordered, LVI. 206.—LVII. 362.—LXI. 130.—LXVII. 83.—LXIX. 134.— 

LXxII. 86, &amp;c. For referring them to Committees, and Petitions referred to Committees on Bills, LX. 

171. For referring them to Committees, and referred to Committees on other Petitions, LXXV. 62. For 
referring them to Ceampinooes on Bills, and referred to Committees, LXV. 173.—LXXIV. 350. For 
referring them to Committees, and leave given to present Petitions as desired, LX VIII.'238- For bringing 

in Bills thereon, LX. 331. For bringing in Bills thereon, and Petitions referred to Committees, LVI. 339. 

—LIX. 30.—LXIV. 62.—LXVI. 54.—LXVII. 75.— LXVII. 254.—LXXI. 68.—LXXII. 105.— 

LXXIII. 138.—LXXIV. 30, &amp;c. For bringing in a Bill thereon, and two Bills ordered, LXIV. 156.— 

LXIX. 127,160... For presenting Bills on or before certain days, and other days appointed, LXX. 195. 

For considering them, LX. 225. For considering them, and other days appointed, LIX. 58. For con- 

sidering them, and Petitions withdrawn, LXXIY. 111. For bringing in Bills thereon in part discharged, 

LXVI. 136.—LXIX. 163.—&lt;_—Read, together with Reports thereon, and Bills ordered, LVI. 204.— 

LVI. 354-—LVII. 279.—LXH. 268.—LXIHII.. 196.—LXIV. 167.— LXVI. .419.—LXVII. 551.— 

L XIX. 352.—LXX. 337.—LXXIII. 345.—LXXIV. 454.—&lt;=— Read, together with Orders made thereon, 

and Order for their lying on the Table till Reports on Bills are received, and Counsel to be then heard 

thereon, discharged,—and Petitions referred to Committees on Bills, and Counsel ordered, LVI. 474. 

—~&lt;»— Presented in a former session, read; And Bills ordered, LXIV. 331. And Committees 

appointed thereon, LXXIII. 369. In proceedings of the House, LIX. 7.—LX. 356.—LXVI. 337.— 

LXXIII. 334, &amp;c. 


852. _ Petitions referred to Committees of the Whole House,— Appointed to consider various matters ; LVII. 513. 
—LIX. 246.—LXIII. 358.—LXVI. 319.—LXVII. 333-—LXVIII. 400.— LXX. 377.—LXXIII. 192.— 
LXXIV. 496, &amp;c.—&lt;-— On Bills; LX1I. 782.—LXIV. 189.—LXVII. 218.—LXVIII. 362.—LXIX. 275: 
-—-LXXIII. 263, &amp;c. On Bills, and Counsel ordered; LVII. 644.—LIX. 416.—LXII. 149.—LXVII. 
310.—LXXIV. 441. On re-committed Bills; Lx. 272. On Lords Bills; LVI. 505. 


853. Petitions referred to Select Committees ; Petitions for Private Bills ; LVI. 17.—LXXV. 25, &amp;c. For provision 
in Bills; LVI. 126.—LVII. 41.—LVIII. 350.—LIX. 177.—LX. 101.—LXI. 56.—LXII. 275.—LXIlI. 
250.—LXIV. 125.—LXV. 93.—LXVI. 84.—LXVII. 96.--LXVIII. 347.—LXIX. 76.—LXX. 154.—LXXI. 
21.—LXXII. 142.—LXXIIl. 114.—LXXIV. 206.—LXXV. 33, &amp;c. For leave to present Petitions ; LXIII. 
129. — LXIV. 215.—LXV. 98.—LXVI. 89.—LXVII. 197.—LXVIII. 101.—LXIX. 79.-—~LXX. 71.— 
LXXI. 299.—LXXII. 125.—LXXIII. 202. —LXXIV. 168.—LXXV. 58, &amp;c. Petitions signifying that 
notices had been given pursuant to leave granted for notices; LVI. 339.—LVII. 46.—LVIII. 280.—LIX. 
221.— LX. 219. — LXI. 177. — LXII. 101.—LXII. 146.—LXIV. 102.—LXVI. 262,—LXVIL. 239.— 
LXVIII. 145, &amp;c.—«— Referred to Committees to whom former Petitions had been referred ; LVI. 207. 
--LVIIL. 111.—LVIII. 135.—LX. 119.—LXI. 294.—LXII. 166.—LXVI. 76.—LXVII. 72.—LXKXIII. 53. 
—LXXV. 62, &amp;c. —&lt;»— To Committees appointed to consider particular matters; LVI. 79.—LXI. 
136.—LXII. 105.—LXVII.. 77.—LXXIII. 46.—LXXIV. 120.—LXXV. 230, &amp;c.—&lt;«\—To Committees 

' appointed to inquire into particular matters; LXIII. 273.—LXXV. 312, 343. —&lt;»— Petitions presented 
in a former session; LVI. 17.—LXxXIV. 146, 420.—LXXV. 74, 146. —m— To Select Committees on 
Bills,—Petitions against Bills; LVI. 215.—LVII. 99.—LVIII. 347.—LIX. 202.—LXI. 354.—LXII. 314. 
—LXIV. 231.—LXVII. 118.—LXXIII. 109.—LXXIV. 225.—LXXV. 215. Petitions against Bills, and 
Counsel, &amp;c. ordered; LVI. 101.—LVII. 44.—LVIII. 116.—LIX. 163.—LX. 116.—LXI. 79-—LXII. 70. 
—LXIII. 229.—LXIV. 158.—LXV. 31.—LXVI. 103.—LXVII. 98.—LXVIII. 251.—LXIX. 92.—LXxX. 
84.—LXXI. 66.—LXXH. 158.—LXXIII. 81.—LXXIV. 80.—LXXV. 217, &amp;c. 


_ 854, \ Orders discharged, —For taking Petitions into consideration ; LVIII. 76.—L1X. 266.—LX..225.—LXI. 480. 
—LXI. 67.—LXII. 212.—LXVIII. 89. —LXXIII.° 114.—LXXIV. 114.—LXXV. 232, &amp;c. —m— For 
referring them to Select Committees; LXVI. 99, 230.—LXX.. 259.—LXXII. 435. —«»— For printing 
them ; LXXIV. 447, —«— For Petitions to lie upon the Table ; LXXI. 494. 


855. Orders 





PETITION S— continued. s FIT 


VIII. Incidental Proceedings—continued. . nol sent 


855. Orders discharged, and other Orders made,—For taking Petitions \into consideration on'certain days, and 
other days appointed; LVIII. 56.—LIX. 74.—LX. 89.—LXI. 24.—LXII. 38.—LXHI._46.—LXVL. 100,— 
LXVII. 116. — LXVIII. 166. — LXIx. 51.— LXX. 192. — LXXII. 79. —LXXIV. 125.— LXXV. 81, &amp;c. 
—&lt;»— For taking them into consideration, and ordered to lie on the Table; LXXV. 215. —m — For 

‘referring them to Committees, and Bills ordered; LVI. 206.—LVII. '362.—LXI. 130! —Lxil, 109.— 
LXIII.'201. — LXIV. 101. — LXV. 115.— LXVIII. 250. — LXIX. 134.— LXXIIL. 86, &amp;c, —m=— For 
referring them to Committees, and referred to Committees on other Petitions; LXXxv. 62, ——_ 
For referring them to Committees, and referred to Committees on Bills; LX. 171. —«— For referring 
them ‘to Committees’ on Bills, and referred to Committees to examine; LXVII. 173.—LXXIV. 351. 
—«——. For referring ‘Petitions for leave to present Petitions to Committees, and leave given; LXVIII. 
238.———For leave to bring in Bills, and the Petitions for the Bills referred to Committees ; LXIV. 122.— 
. LXIX. 127, 160.—LXxXI. 68.—LXXII. 105.—&lt;»—For Petitions to lie upon the Table till Reports on Bills 
_ are received, and referred to'Committees on Bills, and Counsel, &amp;c. ordered ; LVI. 474.—LXVI. 225. 


856. Parts of Orders discharged,—For taking them into consideration ; LXIXx. 196. —«— For leave to bring 
~ in. Bills upon them ; LXIX. 149. : 


857. - Petitions from the City of London ; Presented by the Sheriffs of that City, LVII. 51.—LVII. 128.-—LIx. 66. 
—LX. 96.—LXI. 71.—LXII. 163.—LXII. 112.—LXIV. 15.—LXV. 68.—LXVI. 31.—LXVII. 9.— 
LXVIIL.. 37.—-LXIX. 63.—LXX. 85.—LXXI. 29.—LXXII. 58.—LXXIII. 90.—LXXIV. 33.--LXXV. 
31, &amp;c. —~—m— Presented by one Sheriff, the other being ill; LXVIII. 187, 292.—LXX. 54. —— 
- By one Sheriff, the other being absent on indispensable business ; LXXV. 213. 


858. Motion, That the Lord Mayor of the City of Dublin be admitted to present Petitions of the Lord Mayor and 
Corporation of Dublin at the bar, according to the usages observed in like cases regarding the Sheriffs of 
London ; .Amendment proposed by inserting after the words, ‘‘ Lord Mayor of the City of Dublin,” the 
words, “and the Lord Provost of the City of Edinburgh ;” Question, that those words be there inserted, 
negatived ; Main Question put, and agreed to; LXVIII. 209. —«— Petitions presented by the Lord 
Mayor of Dublin ; LXVIII. 212, 219. | , 


859. The matter of Petitions verified upon oath at the bar; LXX. 200.—LXXIV. 106.—LXXV. 230, &amp;c. 





860. Petitions ordered to be printed; LXXII. 215.—LXXIII. 12.—LXXIV. 33.—LXXV. 15, &amp;c. —= All 
Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns to be printed; LXXIV. 27. —~—-— Petitions 
presented in a former Session to be printed; LXXIII. 265.. [Note. Petitions were not specially ordered 
to.be printed until the Votes were abbreviated in 1817, Vol. LXXII.] 


861. Petitions presented, and no Order made thereon; Relating to the arrest of Mr. George Galway Mills 
(a Member), LXII. 642. Against Spirits Importation Suspension Bill, LXIV. 377. Against Spirits 
' - Drawbacks Suspension Bill, LXVI. 403. Against Bishop Stortford Canal Bill; LXvI. 147. 


862. A Memorial presented and received; LXVII. 398. A. Declaration presented; read and_ withdrawn ; 


LXXIV. 391. 
Objections made to the manner in which Petitions were signed; to their being printed ; to interlineations 
therein, and to their not being recommended by the Crown, &amp;c. See supra, 803-807. 809, 812. $14. 


For Election Petitions, and Proceedings upon them, see Elections. 


IX. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn : 
(1.)—Questions Negatived : 


863. That Petitions be brought up; LVI. 281.—LVIII. 316.—LXIII.. 144, 149.—LKXIV. 404.—LXV. 338; 486.— 
LXVIII 624.—LXIX. 427,—LXXI. 375.—LXXII. 25, 344, 370.—LXXIV. 195, 320, 431, 532, 503, 597, 
609.—LXxV. 76. See supra, 809. 


864. That Petitions be now read,—Not having any name signed thereto, LXXII. 155. —&lt;— Not having any 


name signed upon the papers on which they were written, LXXII. 155. —«»— It appearing that the said 
Petitions were printed, LXXII. 156. See supra, 814. 


865. That Petitions dolie upon the Table ; LVII. 511.—LXV. 323, 330, 346, 465, 491, 492.—LXVII. 431.—LXx. 
; 264, 329.—LXXI. 347, 379.—LXXII. 7, 8, 33, 48, 135, 142.—LXXIII. 223, 389.—LXXIV. 52, 466, 
502.—LXXV. 458. See supra, 813. 
866. That Petitions be referred, To Committees of the Whole House,—Of the Roman Catholics of Ireland, Lx. 
: - 271.—LXIII. 369.—LXVI. 391. Of Proprietors of Newspapers in Ireland, LXVI. 337. —— 
To Select Committees,—Evans, Thomas, respecting his confinement under the Habeas Corpus Suspension 
Act, LXXII. 441. Eyre, Robert, respecting the capture of the Fort of Chinsurah, LXII. 820. Firth, 
William, complaining of the conduct of the Lieutenant Governor. of Canada, LXX. 411. » Fletcher, 
Samuel, complaining of the conduct of certain Excise officers, LXVII. 528. New Street ; Of Inhabitanis 
-in the line of the New Street, for compensation ;-LXXII. 311. Stephens, Alexander, respecting the 
Cold Bath Fields Prison, LXIII. 184. —&lt;«— To the Committee of Privileges—Of Freeholders, &amp;c. 
respecting the Election for county of Southampton, LXII. 125._~&lt;«— That a Committee be appointed 
to examine the truth of ,the allegations contained in the Petitions of Francis Ward and others, com- 
plaining of the operation of the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act, LX XIII. 77.—&lt;»— That a Committee be 
appointed to inquire into the matters stated in the Petition of Jonathan Mellor, Samuel Pilling; and Robert 
Swindells, respecting the sale of Political books, LX XIII. 369. 


867. That leave be given to present a Petition for a Bill after the time limited ; Carlisle Road Bill, LXI, 135. 


868. That Petitions be printed ; Dufrene, John, against Bankrupt Laws Bill, Lxxiv. 464. Edmonds, George, 
for Reform in Parliament, LXXV. 477. Saving Banks Bill; From Saint Paul, Covent Garden, andthe 
Hertfordshire Saving Bank, against, LXXII.192. Wilmot, Olivé, for an inquiry into her claims, LX XV. 452, 

869. That Orders for considering Petitions,—Be read ; Liskeard Election, LIX. 188. —«»— Be discharged ; 
Aberdeen Election, LX. 233. Drogheda Election, LXXIV. 150. Ilchester. Election, LIX. 205. 

: _.. Middlesex Election, LIx.60. Taunton Election, LXU. 215. . Thetford Election, LXU. 57. 
871. That Charlés’Pitt do attend the House to verify the matter of his Petition upon Oath ; LXxIv. 466. 


(2.)\— Motions 


GEN. INDEX, LVI. LXXV. (1801—1820.) 















772 PETITIONS—~— PILOTS. 


IX. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn—continued. 
(2.)—Motions Withdrawn : | : 

872. For bringing them up; LXIII. 260.—LXVII. 227.—L XVIII. 648.—LXXII. 477.—LXXIV. 302, 408, 532. 

: —LXXV. 236, 471. See supra, 809. od 

873. _ That a Petition of William Brownjohn, complaining of the loss of his licence, be read ; LXXIV. 44. 

874. That Petitions do lie on the Table; LXIV. 184.—LXXII. 7, 292.—LXXIII. 177, 289.—LXXIV. 461. 
See supra, 813. , ne 

875. For velersing them,—To Committees of the Whole House; Of Roman Catholics of Kerry, LXIII. 443. 
—«—To Select Committees,—Aliens ; Of Proprietors of Stock in the Bank of Scotland, against 
Aliens Regulation Bill, LXXx1l. 420. Calico ;—Of Calico Printers of Lancaster, Chester, Derby, &amp;c. 
Lx. 238. Crutchley, William, Esquire, LXViil.-576. Cundy, Nicholas, Proprietor of the Pantheon 
Theatre, LXXIII. 416. Dugood, Thomas, LXXII. 20. Great Comberton Inclosure Bill; Petition 
against, LXXI{I. 214. London ;—Lord Mayor, Aldermen, &amp;c. of, respecting the production of certain 
accounts, LXXIII. 368. Miles, Mark Anthony, LXVII. 306. New Street ;—inhabitants in the proposed 
line of, LXXII. 347. Salisbury, William, respecting the Poor Laws, LXXV. 63.—«—To the Committee 


of Privileges; Grady, Thomas William, complaining of the conduct of the Honourable W. W. Quin, 
LXXIV. 159. 


876. For referring part of a Petition (Charles Pitt, respecting his recognizances) to a Committee ; LXXIV. 462. 


877.  Thata Petitioner, Edward Alderson, be ¢alled in, and examined on the subject-matter of his Petition ; 
LXXIV. 125. ) 


878. That a Petition of Patrick O'Hanlon, be printed ; LXXIII. 419. 


879. For discharging an Order for considering the Petition of Anthony Browne, Esquire, complaining of an 
undue election for Hedon; LXXIVv. 164. 


See Amendments, 14. 32. Bills, 463-486. 496-499. 503. 574-583- 596-601. 613. 618-621. 
657. Divisions, 25.52. House, 356.358. | Members, 167. Supply, 78-89. 


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Petitioners : 
1. Verify the matter of their Petitions upon oath; Lxx.200.—LxxIVv. 106.—Lxxv. 213, &amp;c.————Give the House an account of the 
allegations contained in their Petitions; Lv1. 525.— LXx11. 837.—Lxx. 373. ———— Examined in relation to the matter of their 
Petitions ; LXxXv. 453. 


2, Decline being heard,—On Second reading of Bills; v1. 169.— LV1II. 215. — LVIII, 255.——-LIX, 298.—LX. 295.—LXI. 185,—Lx11. 
158.—LXIII. 259.—LX1V. 140.—LXV. 119.—LXVI. 115, &amp;c. On Reports of Bills; Lv1. 474.———On further consideration 
of Reports of Bills; 1x11. 816.-—-—On Third reading of Bills; Lx. 406. 


3. Desire to be heard on the Third reading of a Bill; t1x. 364. 
4. Desire to withdraw their Petitions; 1x11. 318.—LXxVI. 254. 
See Counsel, 26.31. House, 348. 





Petitioning :——Motion, That the obstruction made by Ministers to an Addréss of the city of London being presented to His 
Majesty in person, is an infringement upon the right of the subject to petition the Sovereign ; Negatived, Lxv. 340. 


Petworth House of Correction :—see Accounts and Papers, 3866. 


Pews :—See Accounts and Papers, 1180. 1184. Addresses, 122. Churches and Chapele. Poor, 31. 
Pewter Pots :—sSee Accounts arid Papers, 3867, 3868. Petitions, 568. 

Philanthropic Society :—see Companies, 56. 

Philipps, Richard Mansell, Esquire :—see Members, 32.123. Petitions, 399. 


Phillimore, Captain ‘menfhin Accounts and Papers, 5507. 5635. 
Phipps, Isaac t——See Accounts and Papers, 3869. 


Physicians: | 
1. Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable the President and College of Physicians to erect a College in Westminster ; 
Referred, tx1x. 212. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 219. Billordered, 224. Presented, 233. Time enlarged for 
Report, 293. R. a. 359. 
2. Petition for a Bill to extend certain powers and privileges to the College of Physicians in Ireland ; Referred, rx1v.64. Not reported. 


Pickett Street :—see Lotteries, 9. Pavings, 195. 
Picton, Lieutenant General Sir Thomas :—see Addresses, 515. Howse, 114..145.. Members, 96. 
Piers :—See Docis. 

Pilchards :—see Committees, 486-489. Excise, 2. “Fish, 29-32. —_—_—~Petitions, 689. 

Pilkington, Robert :—see Petitions, 246. 


Pillory :——Bill to abolish the punishment of the Pillory; Ordered, Lxx.195. Presented; printed; 200. Again printed, 245. 
Passed, 271. Not returned from the Lords. —«— Another Bill ordered, tx x1. 68. Presented; printed; 72. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 523. B. A. 528. See Addresses, 629. 2 


Pilots and Pilotage : Bills relative to Pilots and Pilotage : , 

1, To amend so much of Act 7 Geo. 1. as relates to the Pilots of Dover, Deal, and the Isle of Thanet ; Ordered, tv111. 633. Presented, 640. 

R. A. 6go. See infra, 6. 

2. For the bétter regulation of Pilots and Pilotage of Vesséls navigating the British Seas; Orderéd, £x. 449. Presentéd, 455. Further 
consideration of Report put off fora month; Bill to be printed as amended; 477. Not proceeded in. Another Bill ordered ; 
presented ; LX. 545. Committed, 550. Considered; reported ; day appointed for further considering Report, and Bill as amended to 
be printed; 554. Not proceeded in, ——»- Another Bill ordered, .x11. 120. Presented, 189. Printed, 196. Petition from Great 

Grimsby, 


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Pilots and Pilotage : Bills relative to Pilots and Pilotage—continued. 


Grimsby for provision; to lie on the Table until Report be taken into farther consideration, 301. Petition of Ship Owners, of London 
against ; to lie on the Table till Report be taken into further consideration, 330. Petition from Dover, Deal, and the Isle of Thanet 
against ; to lieon the Table, 337. Further consideration deferred, 350. Not proceeded in. Another Bill ordered; ixX111. 123. 
Presented, 136. Printed, 142. Re-committed, 283. Petition of the Court of Directors of the West India Dock Company for provision ; 
Referred to a Committee, 315. Report ; Instruction to make provision for compelling Pilots, having the charge of ships and vessels 
going into or out of the West India Docks, to pay obedience to the directions of the Dock Masters of the West India Dock Company; 
351. Petition from Dover against ; to lie on the Table; Bill again printed; 361. Petition of Pilots of Dover, Deal, and the Isle of 
Thanet against ; to lie on the Table, 414. Bill again re-committed, 428. R. a. 470. : 


3. For the more effectual regulation of Pilots, and of the Pilotage of ships and vessels on the coast of England; Ordered, rxvit, 84. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 105. Again printed, 212. Petition from Dover against, 221. Bill re-committed, 931. Rk. a. 289 


4. To amend Act 52 Geo. III. c.39, for the more effectual regulation of Pilots, so far as relates to the coast of Kent, within the limits of the 
Cinque Ports; Ordered, Lxviii. 562. Presented ; printed ; 570. R. a. 660, 


5. For the relief of — foreign vessels resorting to the Port of London in respect of Pilotage; Ordered, Lxx. 328. Presented; printed; 
329. RB. A. 388. 





6. Petition for a Bill to alter and continue Acts for the better regulating ‘of Pilots conducting ships and vessels from Dover, Deal, and the 
Isle of Thanet, up the Rivers Thames «and Medway; Referred, Lx11.127. Bill ordered, 228. Presented, 251. Petition against ; 
referred ; Counsel ordered ; voices ; 330. _ Petition renewed and referred, 576. Bill ordered, 611. Presented, 619. Petition against, 
671. Time enlarged for Report; Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 769. Time for Report further enlarged, 782. 
Power to send for persons, papers and records, 778. R.a.830. See supra, 1. 

‘ See Accounts and Papers, 5067-5079. Pavings, 72. _ Petitions, 401. Water, 32. 


Pingo, Mr. :————See Accounts and Papers, 4890. 4892. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Pipe Clay &gt;See Tobacco. Pipe Clay; 
Pipe Office 2——See Accounts and Papers, 3870-3874. 


Pitt, The Right honourable William :——Motion, That an Address be presented to His Majesty, expressing 
the Thanks of the House to His Majesty, for having been pleased to remove Mr. Pitt from His Councils; Amendment proposed to 
the Question, to leave out from the word “ That” to the end of the Question, in order to insert other words ; Question Negatived for the 
words proposed to be left out standing part ; Question, That the other words be inserted instead thereof ; Amendment proposed to the said 
proposed Amendment, by adding other words; Question, That those words be added, negatived upon division ; Question for inserting 
after the word “ That” in the original Question, the first words proposed to be inserted, resolved in the affirmative upon division ; Main 
Question amended put, and Resolution, That it is the opinion of this House, that by the wisdom, energy and firmness of His Majesty’s 
Councils during the late arduous contest, supported by the unparalleled exertions of our fleets and armies, and by the magnanimity and 
fortitude of the people, the honour of this country has been upheld, its strength united and consolidated, its credit and commerce 
maintained and extended, and our invaluable constitution preserved against the attacks of forcign and domestic enemies; Lvl. 419. 
Motion, That Mr. Pitt has rendered great and important services to his country, and especially deserves the gratitude of the House; 
Amendment proposed by inserting, after the name of Mr. Pitt, the names of “ Lord Grenville, Earl Spencer, Henry Dundas, William 
Windham, and the Earl of Rosslyn,” negatived; another Amendment proposed by inserting after the word “country,” the words, “ by which 
the present Government has been enabled to conclude a safe, honourable and glorious peace,” negatived ; Main Question put, and resolved 
in the affirmative on division; 420. See Accuunts and Papers, 3875-6, Addresses, 509. 515. 522. Amendments, 37. Supply, 1271. 


Places in Reversion :—see Ofices in Reversion. 
Plague :——See Committees, 1427. 


P lans :——See Clerks of the Peace, 3. Orders, 7. 21. 36, 378° Private Bill Office. 


P Janta, Mr. :——See Accounts and Papers, 2395. 4890. 4892. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Plantations : —See Accounts and Papers, 1418-1463. 3737-8. 3877- Addresses, 146-152. America, 1-7. Coffee, 1. 
Colonies. Passengers, 8. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Plaster of Paris :&gt;——See Accounts and Papers, 2771. 
Plate : : 


1. Bill to provide for the regulating and securing the collection of the duty on Gold and Silver Plate, wrought or manufactured in Ireland ; 
Ordered, Lx11. 289. Another Bill ordered, 722. Presented, 735. Printed, 741. R. a. 804. 


2. Bill for allowing a drawback on the exportation of manufactured Plate; Ordered, Lxvi1. 332. Presented, 339. 8. A. 383. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2721-3. Committees, 889. 891. 1137- Customs, 43. Excise, 23. Queen Caroline, 6. 


Plate Glass :—see Gtass. 

Plate Licence Duty :—see Petitions, 564. 

Playhouses :—see Theatres. 

Pleas Office (Ireland) :—see Accounts and Papers, 2564. 3878. Courts, 57. Petitions, 615. 
Pledge, Mr. :—see Accounts and Papers, 5508. 

Pluralities :—-see Clergy, 4. Committees, 173. 


Plymouth and Plymouth Sound *——See Accounts and Papers, 1118-9. 3475. 3879-3881. 5509- Addresses, 
335- Committees, 892, 893. 1678. Pavings, 15. 165. Petitions, 403. Supply, 2633. 2933- Tobacco, 7. 


Poison :——Bill for establishing regulations for the sale of Poisonous Drugs; Ordered, Lxx1v. 396. Presented ; printed; 451. 
Committed to a Select Committee, 474. Petition of Chemists of London and Westminster against ; referred; Counsel ordered ; voices ; 
503. Not proceeded in. 


Poisoning :—see Malicious Shooting. 


Police :—See Accounts and Papers, 1047. 1970. 3882-3885. 5511- Committees, 894-899. 1628-1631. 1658. Grand Juries. 


Justices of the Peace, 2, 3- King, 64. 97. Nightly Watch. Pavings. Peace Preservation, Petitions, 404. 
Spirits, ‘78. Supply, Key to Supply. Thames River. Watch and Ward. 
Policies :—See Accounts and Papers, 4462. . Insurances. 
Political 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 9K 





Spe ee a - bie pe 


‘TTA POLITICAL—— POOR. 


aoe es 
Political Books :—see Committees, 2017. Petitions, 304. | 
Polls :——See Committees, 1497, 1498. Elections, 18, 19. 33, 34, 35- 38, 39- 364. 379. 381. 384. 
Poll Tax on Slaves :—see Accounts and Papers, 2960. 5648. Addresses, 391. 
‘Pollygars :-—see Accounts and Papers, 2160. 2166-7. 5589. 
Ponsonby, Major General the Honourable Sir William :—see Addresses, 516. 
Pontefract Charities :—see Charities, 3, : 





Poor and Boor Laws. 


I. Select Committees relative to the Poor and Poor Laws. 
Il. Public Bills relative to the Poor; 1—56. 


III. Petitions for Bills relative to the Poor, and Proceedings thereon; 
57—137. 


IV. Orders, Resolutions and Incidental Proceedings; 138—142. 
V. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn; 143—147. 





I. Select Committees relative to the Poor and Poor Laws :—see Committees, 1679-1684. 


II. Public Bills relative to the Poor: 


1. For relieving certain persons from the payment of the Poor Rates, and extending parochial relief; From the Lords, Lv1. 59. Mr. Speaker 
called the attention of the House to the Bill; title read, and the Bill ordered to be laid aside, nem. con. ; 88. 

2. Motion for Bill for relieving certain persons from the payment of the Poor Rates, and for extending parochial relief; Previous Question 
resolved in the affirmative ; Bill ordered; presented; printed; Lv1.go. Vetition from Saint George the Martyr, Southwark, against ; 
to lie on the Table, 123. Motion for Mr. Speaker to leave the chair, dropped for want of forty Members, 124. Order for going into 
the Committee read, and notice being taken that forty Members were not present, the House adjourns, 149. Motion for the House now 
resolving itself into the Committee on the Bill, withdrawn ; Committee deferred, 157. Bill reported; further proceeding upon Report 
adjourned ; Bill, as amended by the Committee, and on the Report, to be printed, 175. Order for resuming the further proceeding upon 
the Report, postponed till after the House shall have proceeded upon the other Orders of the Day, 188. Further consideration of Report 
put off for six months, 190. 

3. For the better collection of the Poor Rates; Ordered, Lv1.217. Presented; printed; 221. Petition of the churchwardens, &amp;c. of 
Wilton, respecting the Poor Rates; to lie on the Table, 234. Petition from Saint Albans, respecting the Poor Rates; to lie on the 
Table, 243. R. A. 290. 

4. For lessening the burthen of the Poor Rates by encouraging the growth of potatoes on fallows intended for wheat; Ordered, ivi. 222. 
Presented ; printed; 226. Again printed, 235. Re-committed, 245. Motion for reading Bill Third time, negatived ; Third reading 
put off for six months, 259. 

5. For requiring returns of monies assessed to the relief of the Poor in England, for ten years, ending Easter 1801; Ordered, Lv1. 398. 
Presented ; printed ; 402. Committed, 420. Motion for Mr. Speaker's leaving the chair, negatived ; Bill put off for three months, 444. 


6. ‘To explain and amend so much of Act 8 &amp; g Will. III. as relates to the penalty imposed on overseers for relieving persons not wearing 
badges ; Ordered, Lv11.37. Presented, 40. Committed, 46. Order for Committee discharged ; Bill withdrawn, and another ordered ; 
presented; 47. Printed, 49. Passed, 59. Not returned from the Lords. 


7. For more effectually distinguishing and relieving the industrious Poor, and for the regulation of overseers accounts, and for better preserving 
the lives of adjudged bastards; Ordered, Lvi1. 223. Presented; printed; 236. Motion for an Instruction to amend so much of 
Act 7 Jac. I. as relates to the imprisonment of any woman who shall havea bastard that may be chargeable to the parish to the House 
of Correction for the term of one whole year ; negatived ; Bill considered; reported; day appointed for further considering Report ; 
Bill as amended to be printed, 315. Further consideration of Report deferred, 412, 498. Not proceeded in. 

8. To amend so much of Act 22 Geo. III. as relates to the payment of the debts incurred for building any Poor House; Ordered, vit. 466. 


Presented; printed; 478. R. a. 642. To explain and amend said Act, so far as relates to the payment of the debts incurred for 
building any Poor House ; Ordered, tv1i1. 516. Presented, 531. R. a. 637. 





9. For procuring returns relative to the expense and maintenance of the Poor in England; Ordered, tvitr. 580. Presented ; printed ; 582. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 686. R. a. 6go. 

11. To amend Act gGeo. I. for amending the Laws relating to the Settlement, Employment, and Relief of the Poor; Ordered, tx. 230. 
Presented; printed; 245. Re-committed, 348. R.A. 430. 


12. For the more effectually regulating and providing for the Relief of the Poor, and the management of infirmaries, &amp;c. in Ireland ; Ordered, 
Lx1. 447. Presented; printed; 453. Lords Amendments agreed to, 516. . a. 546. 


13. For the promoting and encouragement of industry amongst the labouring classes of the community, and for the more effectual relief and 
regulation of the criminal and necessitous Poor; Ordered, Lx11. 144. Presented, 159. Printed, 166, Re-committed, 223. 
Petition from Norwich against, 327. Instruction to divide the Bill into two or more, 340. Report, that the Committee had divided 
it into four Bills, 340. See infra, 14-17. 

14. -For establishing parochial schools in England and Wales for the instruction of the children of the Poor; Reported; printed; Lx11. 340. 
Re-committed, 363. Another Bill; Ordered, 665. Presented, 692. Petitions against; From Anne St, Westminster, 744. 
Bermondsey, 745. Clement, St. Danes, 753. Clerkenwell, 701. Giles, St. in the Fields and “St. George. Bloomsbury, 701. 
Islington, 790. John, St. Southwark, 745. Kensington, 753. Liverpool, 744. Mary, St. le Strand, 720. Mary-le-Bone, St. 744. 
Pancras, St. 701. Paul, St. Covent Garden, 701. Saffron Hill, Hatton Garden, and Ely Rents, 701. Sepulchre, St. 701. 
Shoreditch, 744. Wapping, 744. Whitechapel, 731. BBill printed, 755. Passed, 824. Not returned from the Lords. 


15. For promoting and encouraging industry amongst the labouring classes of the community, and for the relief and regulation of the 

nécessitous Poor; Reported; printed; Lx11. 340. Petition from Liverpool against, 363. Further consideration of the Report on 

Bill deferred, 363. Another Bill ordered, 665. Presented ; printed; 697. Petitions against ; From, Andrew, Saint, Holborn, 745. 

Andrew, St. Holborn, above bars, and St. George the Martyr, 782. Anne, St. Westminster, 745. Clerkenwell, 745. George, St. 

Bloomsbury, 745. Islington, 790. James, St. Westminster, 749. Liverpool, 745. Mary, St. le Strand, 761. Mary-le-bone, St. 

787. Paddington, 790. Pancras, St. 745. Paul, St. Covent Garden, 745. Sepulchre, §t. 745. Shoreditch, 745. Wapping, 745- 
Whitechapel, 731. Bill considered, and no Report made, 795. Not proceeded in. 

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For establishing a fund and assurance office for investing the savings of the Poor ; Reported ; printed &gt; Lx11. 340. Not proceeded in. 

For empowering Justices of the Peace in England and Wales at their general quarter sessions to make fair and equal county rates, for 
enabling them to grant relief in certain cases to parishes highly assessed to the Poor Rates; Reported; printed; x11. 340. Not 
proceeded in. ; 

For making certain alterations in the Poor Laws, so far as relate to obtaining settlements ; Ordered, Lx111. 265. Presented ; printed ; 
274. Second reading put off for six months, 343. 


For amending Act 35 Geo. III. c. 101, to prevent the removal of Poor persons until they shall become chargeable; Ordered ; presented ; 
printed ; Lx1v. 300. Instruction respecting Poor Houses, and the examination of Paupers, 344. Lords Amendments agreed to, 412. 
R.A. 415- 


To amend Act 13 &amp; 14 Car. II. ¢.12, for relief of the Poor, so far as relates to the gaining a settlement by renting a tenement of the 
value of ten pounds per annum; Ordered, Lxv. 240. Presented; printed; 299. Committee put off for three months, 498. 


To amend the laws for the relief of the Poor, so far as relates to examining Churchwardens and Overseers accounts ; Ordered, txv. 279. 
Presented; printed; 285. Again printed, 372. Re-committed, 400. R. a. 482. 


To amend Act 49 Geo. III. c.124, so far as relates to carrying the same into execution; Ordered, Lxv. 371. Presented; printed ; 
379. BR. A. 482. 


To amend so much of Act 8 &amp; g William III. c. 30, as requires Poor Persons to wear badges; Ordered, Lxv. 375. Presented, 394. 
Printed, 414. R. a. 482. 


To repeal so much of Act 7 James I.c.4, as relates to the punishment of women delivered of bastards, and to make other provisions ; 
Ordered, Lxv. 383. Presented; printed; 403. R.A. 482. 


To amend Act 13 &amp; 14 Car. II. c. 12, for the better relief of the Poor of this kingdom, so far as relates to persons renting tenements 
under ten pounds; Ordered, Lxvi.120. Presented; printed; 124. Petition from Canterbury in favour, 244. Motion, That the 


Bill be now read a Second Time; debate thereon adjourned; 309. Further adjourned, 330. Resumed; Second reading put off for 
three months, 3°70. 


For the better relief of the Poor within several hundreds or districts in England; Ordered, Lxvi1. 380. Order of leave for Bill discharged ; 
another Bill ordered ; presented; 403. R. a. 486. 


For procuring returns relative to the expense and maintenance of the Poor in England; Ordered, txv11.472. Presented; printed; 492. 
Passed, 514. Not returned from the Lords. 

To repeal certain provisions of Local Acts relative to the maintenance and regulation of the Poor, and to make other provisions ; Ordered ; 
presented ; printed; Lxv111.500. Petitions against; From Bermondsey, 530. Bride, St. 530. Chelsea, 546. Christchurch, 530. 
George, St. Hanover Square, 591. George, St. Southwark, 522. Shoreditch, 591. Bill again printed, 544. Re-committed, 591. 
Committee put off for three months, 612. Another Bill ordered, ~tx1x. 19. Presented; printed; 27. Petitions against; 
From Bride, St.74. Christchurch, Surrey, 134. Norwich, 134. In favour; From Camberwell, 235. Croydon, 244. Richmond, 


134. Bill again printed, 235. Further consideration of Lords Amendments put off for three months; another Bill ordered ; 
presented; 488. R. A. 519. 





For the better Relief and Settlement of the Poor ; Ordered ; presented ; printed; ux1x.214. Petitions against; From Andrew, Saint, 
Holborn above Bars, and St. George the Martyr, 307. Anne, St. Westminster, 307. Ashton-under-Line, 361. Avening, 332. 
Bermondsey, 307. Bilston, 356. Birmingham, 386. Bradford, 297. Bride, St. 328. Bromley, 328. Burslem, 386. Cam- 
berwell, 307. Carlisle, 350. Christ Church, Surrey, 328. Cockermouth, 500. Crickhowell, 339. Cullompton, 313. Dursley, 
332. Frome Selwood, 288. George, Saint, Middlesex, 307. Giles, St. Cripplegate, 335. Giles, St.in the Fields, and St. George 
Bloomsbury, 304. Hexham, 368. Horsley, 332. Islington, 307. James, Saint, Clerkenwell, 307. James, Saint, Westminster, 
320. Kidderminster, 419. Limehouse, 307. Liverpool, 355. Llanelly, 339. Llangattock, 339. Llangunider, 339. Martin, 
Saint, in. the Fields, 307. Mary-le-bone, Saint, 328. Mile End Old Town, 320. Minchinhampton, 332. Morpeth, 365. 
Norwich, 269. Nottingham, 307. Paddington, 304. Painswick, 404. Pancras, St.304. Paul, Saint, Covent Garden, 304. 
Plymouth, 328. Road, 307.- Saffron Hill, Hatton Garden, and Ely Rents, 304. Sepulchre, St. 304.. Shrewsbury, 419. Stock- 
port, 356. Stroudwater, 335. Uley, 332. Vaynor, 339. Wapping, 356. Wellington, 335. Whitechapel, 307, Whitehaven, 
368. Instruction to receive a clause for exempting churches, chapels, pews and meeting houses from the Poor Rates; Bill again 
printed ; 287. Re-committed ; again printed; 310. Again re committed ; again printed ; 339. Again re-committed ; again printed ; 
358. Further proceeding upon Report adjourned, 453. Bill again re-committed, 461. Again printed, 462. Third reading deferred, 
480, 486. Not proceeded in. ( 


To amend so much of Act 43 Elizabeth, c.2, as concerns the time of appointing Overseers of the Poor ; Ordered, ux1x, 318. Presented, 
319. Printed, 334. R. a. 463. 


For procuring Returns relative to the expense and maintenance of the Poor in England, and also relative to the Highways ; Ordered, 
Lxx.106, Presented; printed; 129. Re-committed, 195. R. a, 296. 


To amend Act 54 Geo. III. ¢. 170, so far as relates to securities given for the indemnifying any parish for the maintenance of bastard 
children; Ordered ; presented ; printed; Lxx.115. Passed, 132. Not returned from the Lords. 


To amend Acts 22, 30 and 36 Geo. III. relating tothe Puor and Poor Houses; Ordered, rxx. 148. - Presented ; printed; 150. Passed, 
205. Not returned from the Lords. 


To prevent the removal of chargeable Paupers, till a final adjudication of their respective settlements ; Ordered, Lxx. 984. Presented; 
printed; 315. Petitions against; From Ashburton, 398. Andrew, St. Holborn, and St. George the Martyr, 369. Bermondsey, 
380. Birmingham, 380. Botolph, St. Bishopsgate, 388. Chelsea, 380. Clement, St. Danes, 397. George, St. Middlesex, +72. 
Giles, St. in the Fields and St. George, Bloomsbury, 368. Gloucester, 453. James, St. Westminster, 372. Martin, St. in the 
Fields, 369. Paddington, 368. Pancras, 362. Paul, St. Covent Garden, 372. Wapping, 380. Whitechapel, 372. Bill again 
printed, 375. Re-committed; Considered, and no Report made thereon; 384. Resolution for the House to resolve itself into 
a Committee on the Bill; Considered ; Reported, and further consideration of Report put off for three months ; Bill as amended to be 


printed ; 455. Another Bill ordered ; presented; printed; txx1. 343. Committed, 371. Order for going into Committee 
discharged, 382. Not proceeded in. 


To prevent the embezzlement of certain property provided for the use of the Poor ; Ordered, Lxx. 301. Presented; printed; 328. 


Instruction to receive a clause to extend the power of Justices to relieve Poor persons, 350. Bill re-committed, 373. Again printed, 3°74. 
Lords Amendmants agreed to, 450. R. A. 457. 





Toexempt churches, &amp;c. from Parochial Rates. See Churches, 6. 


To repeal certain provisions in local Acts for the maintenance and management of the Poor; Ordered ; presented; printed; txx1. 262. 
Again printed, 344. Re-committed, 358. Lords Amendments agreed to, 517. R. A. 521. 


To amend Acts 22 Geo. III. c. 83; 30 Geo. III. c. 49, and 36 Geo. III. c. 23, relating to Poor Houses; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; 
LXXI. 343. Committed, 371. Order for going into Committee discharged, 381. Not proceeded in. 


For altering the laws relating to the removal of the Poor in certain cases; Ordered, Lx x11. 118. Presented; printed ; 119. Again 
printed, 176. Re-committed; again printed; 272. Passed, 333. Not returned from the Lords, 


To render rateable to the relief of the Poor proprietors of lead mines ; Ordered ; presented ; pepe LXX11. 224. Order for Second reading 


discharged ; Bill withdrawn; another ordered ; presented; printed; 274. Petition of Earl Pomfret against, 315. Comimittee put off 
for six months, 320. 


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42. For the regulation of Parish Vestties; Ordered, Lxx111. 171. Presented ; printed; 175. Petitions against; From Bishopsgate, St. Botolph, 
referred to the Ccmmittee on the Bill, 263. Chelsea, 283. Christchurch, Surrey, 231. Gregory, St. by Si. Paul, London, 294. 
Horseleydown, St. John, 297. Limehouse, St. Anne, 309. Liverpool; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counsel. ordered, 238. 
Reading, St. Giles, 310. Reading, St. Lawrence, 301. Reading, St. Mary, 301. Sepulchre, St. 263. Shoreditch, St. ; referred to the 
Committee on the Bill, 263. Southwark, St. Saviour, 231. Southwark, St. Olave, 232. | Wandsworth, 316, rp. Whitechapel, 
St. Mary, 292. Woolnoth, St. Mary and St. Mary Woolchurch Haw, 319. Petitions in favour; From Lancaster, 204. Paddington, 

229. Bill re-committed; again printed; 231. Again re-committed, 236. Lords Amendments agreed to, 404. “PR. A. 413. 


43, © For the Amendment of the Laws for the relief of the Poor; Ordered, Lxx111.171. Presented; printed; -175. . Petitions against; From 
Bishopsgate, St. Botulph; referred to the Committee on the Parish Vestries Bill, 263. Christchurch, Surrey,’ 231.’ - Christchurch 
and St. Leonard, Foster-lane, 306. Gregory, St. by St. Paul, London, 294. Guisbro’; referred to the Committee on the Poor Laws, 216. 
Hitchin ; to lie on the Table till Report be further considered and Counsel ordered, 291. Horseleydown; St. John, 297. Kirkland in Kendal, 
245. Liverpool; to be printed, and referred to the Committee on the Poor Laws, 227. Liverpool ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 
and Counsel ordered, 238. Manchester and Salford, 219, P. Newbury, 321,P. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 317, Pe. Peckham, 253, P. 
Reading, St. Giles, 310. Reading, St. Lawrence, 301. Rowles, Lieutenant Colonel James, 303, Pp. Shoreditch, St. Leonard ; referred 
to the Committee on Parish Vestries Bill, 263. Southwark, St. Olave, 231. Toxteth Park, 317, rp. Westham, 244. Whitechapel, 
St. Mary, 292, rp. Woolnoth, St. Mary and St. Mary Woolchurch Haw, 271. Petitions in favour; From Bristol, two Petitions ; To lie 
on the Table, and the first to be printed, 303. Cripplegate, St. Giles, 286, (r.306.) Deptford, 246, pr. Giles, St. in the Fields, 
and St.George Bloomsbury, 293,P. Lancaster, 204. Manchester; referred to the Select Committee on the Poor Laws, 275. 
Paddington, 229. Bill re-committed; again printed; 231. Again re-committed, 236. Again printed, 283. Lords Amendments 
considered; and further consideration put off for six months; 421. 


44. Toamend the Laws respecting the Settlement of the Poor; Ordered, Lx x111. 304. Presented; printed;312. Petitions against, to lie on 
the Table ; From Aberistruth, 361. Bailey, Joseph, 361. Bedford, 383. Bolton, Great, 350, rp. Braintree, 372. Bromsgrove, 383. 
Coventry, (St. Michael and the Holy Trinity) 412. Dursley, 382. Exeter, 383. Giles, St. in the Fields and St. George Blooms- 
bury, 355- Gloucester, 372. Hull, Kingston-upon, 372. Keighley, 387,P. Kidderminster, 414. Kingsclere, 350, r. Leeds, 
350, P. Leicester, 372. Lincoln, 398. Llanelly, 391, r. Llanover, 361, rp. Llanwenarth, 361. Manchester,350,P. Massingham, 
Great, 412. Merthyr Tidvil, 350. Moneythusloyne, Bedwellty, Bedwas, Trevithen, Panteague, and Aberystwith, 372. Newhaven, 
355- Norwich, 332,P. Nuneaton, 391, P. Portsea, 335, P. Portslade, 350, r. Plymouth, 383. Sheffield, Ecclesall, Bierlow and 
other places in the parish of Sheffield, 387, rp. Southwick, 366. Stourbridge, 383, Pp. ‘Tewkesbury, 350. -Vayner, 372. Uley, 382. 
Wigan, 361, rp. Wolverhampton, 383. Further consideration of the Report on the Bill put off for three months, 385. 


45. For the more ‘effectually rating of mines to the maintenance of the Poor; Ordered, Lxx111. 332. Presented; printed ; 338. Petitions 
against to lie on the Table; From Alderson, Sir George, 356. Alderson, Thomas, 382. Lessees of lead mines in the counties of 
Northumberland, Cumberland, Durham and York, 382, 387. London and Westminster, Plumbers in, 382. Puller, Richard, 382. 
Smith, Edward, 419, P. Swaledale, 372, rp. Committtee put off for three months, 394. : 


46. To amend the Laws for the relief of the Poor; Ordered, Lxx1v.154. Presented,157. Printed, 169. Petition from West Ham for pro- 
vision for assessing the owners of small houses instead of the occupiers ; to lie on the ‘Table, and be printed, 192. Bill re-committed, 196. 
Lords Amendments agreed tu, 281. R.A. 287. 


47. ‘To prevent the misapplication of the Poor Rates; Ordered, Lxxiv. 270. Presented; printed; 286. Petitions against; From St. 
Leonard, Shoreditch, 423. Of Jews, 461, Pp. Bill passed, 527. Not returned from the Lords. 


48. To amend the Laws respecting the settlement of the Poor; Ordered, Lxx1v. 270. Presented; printed; 281. Petitions against; to lie on 
the Table; From Aberdare, 413. ‘Abergavenny, 423. Aberystruth, 352. Abingdon, 413. Antony, 423,P. Ashburton, 371, P. 
Avening, 352. Bedford, 352. Bedwettry, 329, Pp. Beverley, 398. Bolton, Great, 352. Buckingham, 398. Burnley, 423, p. 
Burslem, 398. Bury St. Edmund, 352, P. Caerleon, 423, P. Carmarthen, 423. Canterbury, 371, P. Carlisle, 398, Pp. 
Castle Donnington, 423, rp. Chelsea, St- Luke, 345, P. Christchurch, Surrey, 408, p. Clement, St. Cornwall, 450. Colne, 423, Pp. 
Congleton, 413, P. Cornwall, 423. Coventry,371. Crediton, 423, Pr. Dalston, 423, p, Deptford, St. Paul, 413. Droitwich, 
423. Dudley,423. Dursley, 352, P. Eastington, 371. Eccles, 352, 391. Elmham, North, 339. Fordington, 334. Frome 
Selwood, 371. Giles, St. in the Fields, and St. George Bloomsbury, 339, rp. Glamorgan, 339, ». Glamorgan, Weymouth and 
Brecon, 408,r. Gloucester, 369, (r. 408.) Haberghameaves, 423, p. Haverfordwest, 391. Hereford, 371,r. Hinckley, 371, p. 
Honiton, 391. Horsley, 408. Hull, Kingston upon, 369, rp. Hull, Kingston upon, Dock Company of, 423. Ipswich, 398. 
Keighley, 398. Kendal, 413. Kidderminster, 391. Kingswinford, 398. Kirkland, 339, p. Laddock,450. Lancaster, 371. 
Laxfield, 398. Leeds, 398. _—_ Leicester, 345, ®. | Leominster, 352. Liverpool, 334, 345, P?- Liangattock Crickhowell, 423. 
Loughborough, 352. Lynn (King’s), 339, 398. | Maidstone, 423. | Manchester, 371, 413, (P.419.) Mansfield, 423, p. 
Mary-le bone, St. 339, P. Merthyr Tidvil, 314, P. Minchinhampton, 352. Monmouth, 314, P. Newcastle-under-Lyme, 371, P. 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 423. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, St. John, 423, . Northallerton, 413. Norwich, 334. Nottingham, 371. 
Oldham, 423, P. Paddington, 339. Painswick, 398, ep. Pancras, St. 413. Pembroke, 398. Pentyrch, 413. Plimpstock, 493, p. 
Portsea, 345, P- Radford, 396, Pp. Reading, 398. Rochdale, &amp;c. 371. Rudham, East, 371. Runcorn, 413, Pp. Salford, 371, 413. 
Sculcoates, 398. Sheffield, 398. Shoreditch, St. Leonard, 423. Swanton Novers and Wood Norton, 349. Stoke Damerel, 327. 
Stoke-upon-Trent, 423. Stourbridge, 391. Stroud, 334. Sudbury, 371, p. Sutton in Ashfield, 423. Swansea, 339, Pp. Tardebig, 
352. Tavistock, 413. Tetbury, 423, P. Tewkesbury, 413. Tipton, 423. ‘oxteth Park, 371, rp. Uley, 371. Vaynor, 314, Pp. 
Walsall, 423. Warminster, 396. Westbromwich, 423. Whitby, 398. Whitchurch, 413. Whitechapel, 413. Wigton, 423, Pp. 
Wilton, 391. Winchester, St. Peter, Cheesehill and St. John, 423. Wolverhampton, 398, ep. Worcester, 371. Worcester House 
of Industry, 371. Worsley, 352. Wootton-under-Edge, 371, ep. Yarmouth, Great, 408, P. Bill again printed, 317. Further consi- 
deration of Report put off for six months, 429. 


49. For more effectually rating the rents, &amp;c. of proprietors or owners of mines to the maintenance of the Poor; Ordered, txx1v. 283. 
Presented ; printed ; 293. Petitions against; To lie on the Table ; From Pit Coal and Sea Coal Company and Messrs Alderson, 336. 
Stanhope, AJs‘on, Newbiggin, Middleton in Teesdale and lessees of lead mines in Northumberland, Cumberland and Durham, 339. 
Second reading put off for six months, 341. 


51. To regulate the relief granted to the Poor in Scotland; Ordered, Lxx1y. 286. Presented; printed; 289. Again printed, 346. 
Passed, 466. Not returned from the- Lords. : 


52. To repeal so much of Act 54 Geo. III... 170, relative to the maintenance and regulation of the Poor as relates to making inhabitants 
in certain cases competent witnesses on behalf of or against parishes ; Ordered, Lxx1v. 441. Presented; printed; 450. Committed 
491. Committee deferred, 504, 526. Petition from Limehouse against, to lie on the Table, 619. Bill not proceeded mm. 


Toamend and correct Act 58 Geo. III. for the regulation of Parish Vestries; Ordered, Lxx1v.514. Presented, 545- B- 4- 624. 


printed; 524. R. a. 608 


For confirming antient separations of towns corporate from parishes in regard to the maintenance of the Poor; Ordered, LxxIv. 514. 
Presented ; printed; 528.- Petition from Guildford against, 552, &gt;. R. a. 631. See Appeals to Sessions, 1. 


To amend the Laws with respect.to the removal of Irish Poor from England to Ireland ; Ordered, txxv. 312. Presented, 411. Printed, 
430. Committee put off for nine months, 440. 


43. 
54. To amend the Laws respecting the settlement of the Poor, so far as regards renting tenements; Ordered, LXx1v. 514. Presented ; 
55 
56 


Ill. Petitions 


POOR AND POOR LAWS—continued. . “Fy 
ITI, Petitions for Bills relative to the Poor, and Proceedings thereon : 
Bathwick :—See Churches, 19. 


57. Battersea (Surrey) :——For better assessing and collecting the Poor and other Parochial rates ; Referred, ux vitt. 
184. Presented, 207. Committed, 254. Not proceeded in. 


Beddingham :—See infra, 134. 


79. -Bill ordered, 


58. Bermondsey :——For rendering Acts more effectual; Referred, Lx1v. 44. Bill ordered, 88. Presented, 154. Petition against, 257. 
Power to send for persons, papers and records, 278. Lords amendments agreed to, 406. Rk. a. 408. 


59. Bethnal seem, St. Matthew ( Middlesex) :——For better relieving and employing the Poor and paving the parish ; Referred, 
Lxvilt.67. Dill ordered, 85. Presented, 286. Petitions against, 305, 420 - Petitions in fi i 
aden ee HEL sant ’ gainst, 305, 420, 435. Petitions in favour, 443. Time enlarged for 
61. Birmingham :—For repealing Act 23 Geo. III. and for the better relief of the Poor of that town ; Referred, rvi11. 146. Not reported. 
For better assessing and collecting the Poor Rates in that town; Referred, Lxx11. 23. Leave granted for notices; Bill 
ordered ; 52. Presented, 140. Petitions against, 202, 231. Order for Second reading discharged; Bill withdrawn and another Bill 
ordered ; presented ; 244. Petitions in favour, 255. Second reading put off for six months, 255. 
Blackburn :—See Markets, 2. 


62. Blything (Suffolk) :——To amend Acts; Referred, Lxxiv. 78. Not reported. —— For making further regulations for the better 
relief and employment of the Poor in that hundred; Referred, tx xv. 32. Petition renewed and referred, 144. Report ; to lie on the 
Table, 177. Report read and Bill ordered, 203. Presented, 215. R. A. 341. 

63. Botolph, St. without Aldgate (Middlesex) :——For more equally collecting the Poor Rates in that parish; Referred, txv. 
23. Bill ordered, 73. Presented, 85. R. a. 506 For more equally assessing the Poor Rates in that parish; Referred, txva. 
57- Bill ordered, 127. Presented,145. nk. a. 410. 


64. Bow, St. Mary, Stratford (Middlesex) :——For more equally and effectually assessing and collecting the Poor Rates; Referred, 
LIx. 114. Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 139. R.A. 372. 


Brampton :—See infra, 68. 








65. Bride, St. London :—For leave to present Petition respecting parochial relief for prisoners; Referred, Lx vitt. 285. Leave given ; 
Petition presented and referred; 2y1. Report; Instructions to the Committee on the Southwark Poor Bill, to make provision therein 
pursuant to Petition ; 299. See infra, 126. 


66. Bromley, St. Leonard (Middlesex) :——-For more equally assessing and collecting the Poor Rates in that Parish; Referred, 
Lxvi. 60. Report ; to lie on the Table, 123. Report re-committed, 134. Report ; to lie on the Table, 165. Report read again; Leave 
granted for notices; Bill ordered; 178. Presented, 202. Rk. A. 372. 


67. Bromsgrove (Worcester) :——For building a Poor House there, &amp;c.; To lie on the Table, rx. 100. Read again, and referred, 
120. Not reported. 


Burgh next Aylsham :—See infra, 68. 
Burton-upon-Trent :—See Inclosures, 33, (Burton-upon-Trent.) 


68. Buxton, Hevingham, Marsham, &amp;c. (Norfolk) :——For the more effectual relief and employment of the Poor in those 
parishes; Referred, x1. 72. Bill ordered, 86. Presented, 257. RB. A. 333. 


69. Camberwell (Surrey) :—For better assessing the Poor Rates, repairing the workhouse, and purchasing ground for a cemetery ; 
Referred, Lxviit. 37. Bill ordered, 100. Presented, 276. Petitions against, 339, 344.° Lords Amendment agreed to, 571. 
R.A. 588. 


Candlesby :—See infra, 127. 


71. Canterbury :——To amend Act for erecting a workhouse ; Referred, Lx1x. 43. Bill ordered, 142. Presented, 144. Lords Amend- 
ment agreed to, 340. R. A. 359- 
72. Chatham (Kent) :——For enlarging the present, or providing an additional workhouse, &amp;c.; Referred, tv11.178. Bill ordered, 190. 


Presented, 203. Petition against, to lie on the Table till Report is received, and Counsel ordered, 224. Bill reported ; day appointed 
for further considering Report; Petition against again read, and Counsel to be then heard thereon; 321. Another Petition against, 
to lie on the Table till Report is further considered, and Counsel Ordered, 343. Motion for calling in Counsel negatived ; Report 
further considered, &amp;c.; 401. Petition in favour, 310. R.A. 492. 


73. Chelsea, St. Luke :—For better cullecting the parochial rates; Referred, txvit. 41. Not reported. 
Chester :—See Pavings, 55. 


74. Christchurch, Mile End (Middlesex) :—For better relief and employment of Poor ; Referred, tx11. 187. Bill ordered, 295. 
Presented, 302. Committed, 312. . Petition against, 336. Petition renewed and referred, 572. ill ordered, 603. Presented, 611. 
Petition against, 698. R. a. 804. 


75. Christchurch (Surrey) :—For better assessing and collecting the Poor and other Rates; Referred, txv1. 59. Bill ordered, 132. 
Presented, 137+ R.A. 299. To repeal Act 51 Geo. III.; To lie upon the Table, Lxx11. 22. Not proceeded in. 





76. Clapham (Surrey) :—For better assessing and collecting the Poor Rates; Referred, txv1. 58. Report; to lie on the Table, 87. 
Report re-committed, 112. Report; to lie on the Table, 122. Read again; leave granted for notices; Billordered; 129. Presented, 
137. Time enlarged for Report, 304. RB. a. 356. 


77. Clement, Saint, Danes :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, ux1v. 58. Report; to lie on the Table, 147. Read again; 
leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 149. Presented, 169. Lords Amendments agreed to, 337. R. A. 355- 


78. Clerkenwell (Middlesex) :—For altering and amending Acts for the better relief and employment of the Poor; Bill ordered, 
Lxxv.65. Petition against the application ; to lie upon the Table, 68. Not proceeded in. See Churches, 41. 


79. Colneis and Carlford Hundreds (Suffolk) :—For amending Act for the better relief of the Poor; Referred, Lxvitt. 49. 
Bill ordered, 238. Presented, 276. Petitions against, 411,451. R. A. 542- 


81. Cosford (Suffolk) :—To amend and render more effectual Act; Referred, Lx11. 180. Bill ordered, 243. Presented, 264. Com- 
mitted, 302. Petition renewed, and referred, 584. Bill ordered, 611. Presented, 663. Petition for provision; referred, 737. 
R. A. 830. 


82. Coventry :—For the better relief and employment of the Poor in the parishes of Saint Michael and the Holy Trinity in that city; 
Referred, tv1. 154. Bill ordered, 186. Presented, 286. Petitions against, 286, 344, 448. Petitions in favour, 344. Petition of the 
Reverend Joseph Rann for provision; to lie on the Table, 350. Bill re-committed ; Petition of the Reverend Robert Simpson for 
provision ; referred to the Committee on the Bill; Instruction to make provision for exempting the Vicar of the parish of Saint Michael 
from the payment of Poor Rates in respect of his assessment on houses, &amp;c.; Petition of the Reverend Joseph Rann read again ; 
Instruction to make provision for exempting the Vicar of the parish of the Holy Trinity from the payment of Poor Rates in respect of 
his assessment on houses, &amp;c.; 425. R.A. 600. 

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III. Petitions for Bills relative to the Poor, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 
83. Deptford :——For the better relief of the Poor, and for lighting, &amp;c. ; Referred, ux1x.64. Not reported. See Estates, 193. 





84. Ealing (Middlesex) :-—For erecting a Workhouse; Referred, rv111.189. Not reported. -— For erecting a Workhouse, and for 
better collecting the Poor Rates ; Referred, nxvi1. 44. Not reported. 


Enfield :—See Estates, 403. 


Evesham, All Saints (Worcester) : —For erecting a House for the reception of the Poor, &amp;c.; Referred, ux11. 173. Not reported. 
Evesham, All Saints and St. Lawrence ; For erecting a House for the reception of the Poor; Referred, x11. 173. Not 


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reported. 
86. Forehoe Hundred (Norfolk) :——For amending Acts; Referred, Lx1x. 34. Bill ordered, 143. Presented, 146. R. a. 279. 
87. F remington (Devon) :——For building a Poor House; Referred, txvi11.83. Not reported. 


88. George, Saint, in the East (Middlesex) :—For more effectually regulating and employing the Poor, and for paving, lighting, 
&amp;c. certain parts thereof; Referred, Lx1. 106. Leave granted for notices, 138. Bill ordered, 258. Presented, 321. R.A. 432.——— 
Toamend Act; Referred, Lx1x. 67. Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 128. R. a. 279. 


George, Saint, Hanover Square :—See Pavings, 87. 
Glynde :—See infra, 134. 

Gorbals Barony :—See Pavings, ge. 

Gravesend and Milton :—See Pavings, 94. 


8Y. Haekney :——For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lxv. 15. Bill ordered, 32. Presented, 61. Petition against, 132. Bill read the 
Third time ; further proceedings adjourned; 462. Further adjourned, 474. Resumed; Bill passed; 475. R. a. 499. —=—— For 
amending Acts; Referred, Lxvi11. 95. Not reported. ——~- To alter and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1x.9. Bill ordered, 
16. Presented, 95. Petitions against, 102, 269. Time enlarged for Report, 298, 319. Third reading put off for six months, 336. 
For more effectually relieving the Poor and lighting ; Referred, Lx1x. 69. Bill ordered, 123. Presented, 137. Petition against, 
193. Second reading put off for six months, 253. 


91. Hemel Hempstead (Herts) :—For vesting in Trustees a tract of land called Box Moor, in that parish, for certain purposes ; 
Referred, Lx1v. 79. Bill ordered, 135. Presented, 163. Re-committed ; Petition against; 272. Lords Amendments agreed to, 388. 
R. A. 399- 
Hevingham :—See supra, 68. 
92. Islington (Middlesex ):—To amend Act for the better relief and employment of the Poor; Referred, rv11. 169. Bill ordered, 197. 


Presented, 208. Rk. A. 353. For amending Acts; Referred, Lxvi11.75. _Bill ordered, 153. Presented, 159. R. a. 365 
————For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx11. 51. Not reported- ‘ 








93. James, St. Westminster : —For amending and enlarging powers of Acts, and for erecting a Workhouse; Referred, tyrtt. 190, 
Bill ordered, 309. Presented, 436. Petition of Inhabitants against; to lie on the Table till Second reading, and Counsel ordered ; 513, 
Counsel called in and heard; Bill read Second time ; Motion for committing the Bill, negatived ; 532.—&lt;—To amend Act ; Referred, 
LXXI. 43. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered; 151. Presented, 204. R. a. 489. 


94. Jews, German :—For the better regulation of their Poor, &amp;c.; Tolie on the Table, rv11. 172. Not proceeded in. 


Kensington :—See Pavings, 115. 
95. Lambeth :—For better assessing the Poor Rates; Referred, xv. 22. Bill ordered, 101. Presented, 119. R. A. 215. ——em— For 
making a rate for payment of a debt incurred inthe relief of the Poor; Referred, Lxviir. 82. Not reported. 
Launditch :—See infra, 107. 
96. Lewisham (Kent) : —For the better management of the Poor; Referred, x1x.17. Bill ordered, 24. Presented, 82. RK. a. 279. 


_97. Limehouse, St. Antie’s :—For more effectually and equally assessing the Poor Rates; Referred, ux1v. 82. Bill ordered, 196. 
Presented, 150. R&amp;. A. 305. ——=— For rebuilding the Workhouse, and for amending Act for paving, &amp;c.; Referred, tx1x. 69. Leave 
granted for notices ; Bill ordered; 105. Presented, 166. Rk. a. 463. 
98. Liverpool :——For assessing to the Poor certain non-residents carrying on trade there; Referred, Lx1.72. Bill ordered, 312. Petition 
against the application, 316. Bill presented, 317. Petitions against, 342. Second reading deferred, 358, 365, 367. Not 
proceeded in, ——— For better maintaining, &amp;c. the Poor ; Referred, Lx1x.23. Bill ordered, 128. Not presented. 


99. Loes and Wilford :—For amending Act; Referred, uxv. 9. Bill ordered, 14. Presented, 23. Petitions against, 120, 242. 
Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 127. R. A. 402. 


101. Luke’s, Saint (Middlesex) :—For making more effectual’ provision for maintaining, regulating and employing the Poor; 
Referred, ux111. 118. Bill ordered, 204. Presented, 218. Petition against, 264. R.A. 402. 


102. Lynn, King’s (Norfolk) :—To amend and enlarge powers of Acts for erecting hospitals and workhouses, and for the better 
employing and maintaining the Poor; Referred, tx111. 66. Bill ordered, 165. Presented, 191. Rk. a. 268. 


108. Maidstone (Kent) :—To alter and enlarge powers of Act 20 Geo. III.; Referred, Lx. 108. Bill ordered, 241. Presented, 3809. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 492. R. a. 498. 
Marsham :—See supra, 68. 
Mary-le-Bone, Saint :—See Pavings, 143. 
104. Mary, Saint, le Strand :—For providing a workhouse, and for better paving and lighting ; Referred, Lxv1. 59: Bill ordered, 106. 
Presented, 118, x. a. 326. 
105. Mile End :—For more equally assessing the Poor Rates; Referred, txv. 61. Bill ordered, 171. Presented, 194. R.A. 402. 
——— For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lxvitt. 45. Billordered, 209. Presented, 276. R. a. 416. See supra, 74. 
106. Mitcham (Surrey) :—For better collecting the Poor Rates; Referred. Lxx1. 40. Bill ordered, 67, Presented, 99. R.A. 250. 


107. Mitford and Launditch (Norfolk) :—To amend Act for the better relief and employment of the Poor within those hundreds ; 
Referred, tv1. 137. Bill ordered, 361. Presented, 387. Rk. A. 600. 


108, Newington, St. Mary (Surrey) :— For better assessing and collecting the Poor and other Rates; Referred, Lx111. 109. Bill 
ordered, 165. Presented, 169.” R. a. 268, ——_—— To amend Act; Referred, uxvais. 34, Bill ordered, 42. Not presénted. 
To amiend Act; Referred, ux1x.17. Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; 102, Presented, 141. Petitions against, 





251, 284. R.A. 359. 
Norton F algate :—See Pavings, 156. 


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109. Norwich :——To alter and enlarge powers of Act, so far as relates to the erecting a new workhouse; Referred : 
256. Presented, 289. R.A. 492. 6 erred, Lv11, 125. Bill — 


111. Nottingham :—St. Mary; For erecting a House of Industry; Referred, rx11. 153. Not reported,———St, Mary and St. Nicholas; 
For erecting a House of Industry, and better employment of the Poor; Referred, 1x11.174. Bill ordered, \ ; j 
Petitions against, 336, 341,348. Bill committed, 351. Voices, 359. Not proceeded in. 


Ombersley :—See Churches, 79. 


211. Presented, 294. 


112. Oxford :—To amend or repeal Act ; Referred, tx1. 99. Not reported, —«-— For better regulating the Poor of that city ; Referred 
Lxx.28. Not reported. . ’ 


Oxmead :—See supra, 68. 
Paisley :—See Pavings, 159. ° 


113. Pancras, Saint (Middlesex) :——For erecting a workhouse, and for the better regulation of the Poor, &amp;c, ; Referred, tvi11. 166. 
Bill ordered, 189. Presented, 195. Petitions against, 207,318. Motion for an instruction to the Committee not to sit till a certain day, 
negatived, 276. Bill passed, 318. Not returned from the Lords.—~--—For erecting a workhouse, and for the better government of the 
Poor, &amp;c. ; Referred, L1x.27. Bill ordered, 32. Presented, 43. Petition against, 49. Bill re-committed, 161. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 300. R.A. 315. For repealing Act 44 Geo. III. and for making more effectual provision for governing, &amp;c. the Poor, and 
for other purposes ; Referred, tx. 83. Bill ordered, 101. Presented, 148. Petitions against, 160,175, 219, Petitions in favour, 
218. Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 258. R.a. 488. —&lt;——To alter and amend Act; Referred, 1x x11t. 61. 
Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered; presented; 183. Petition in favour, 207. Petition of Inhabitants respecting the increase 
of the Poor Rates, 210. To lie on the Table, and be printed, 211. Petitions against, 227, 230. Second reading put off for six 


months, 248. For establishing a Select Vestry in that parish, and for other purposes ; Referred, Lxx1v. 67, Bill ordered, 114. 
Presented, 218 All to have voices, 253. Petition against, 264. R. a. 458. 








114. Plymouth :——For amending Acts ; Referred, Lxv111. 36. Bill ordered, 178. Presented, 218. kn. a. 507. 


115. P] ymouth Dock and Stoke Damare] :—For repealing Act, and for improving the town and regulating the markets; 
Referred, Lx1x.Q. Petition of Inhabitants respecting the Poor and Police; Referred, 13. Bill ordered, 28. Presented, 128. Time 
enlarged for Report, 290, 304. Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 309. __R. a. 367, 


Polstead :—See supra, 81. 
Poplar and Blackwall ;—See Pavings, 167. 


116. Pontefract (York) :—For better regulating the Poor ; Referred, Lv1. 205. Not reported. —«—— For providing a workhouse, &amp;c, ; 
Referred, Lv111.131. Report; to lie on the Table, 439. Not proceeded in. —«—— For erecting a workhouse, and for the better 
government of the Poor; Referred, 11x. ‘78. Not reported. 


Ratcliffe :—gee Pavings, 171. 


117. Reigate :——For uniting the several parishes in that borough for the relief and employment of the Poor; Referred, xx. 37. Not 
reported. 


118. Rochester :—For better assessing the Poor and other Rates in the parish of Saint Nicholas, in that city; Referred, Lx1v. 76. Bill 
ordered, 102. Presented, 172. R. A. 305. 


119. Sepulchre, Saint, London :—To enable the Trustees, under Act 38 Geo. III. for re-building the workhouse in that parish, to 
raise money for the purposes of the Act; Referred, Lx1.23. Bill ordered, 42. Presented, 48. kr. a. 196. 


121. Shadwell :—For better employing the Poor and for lighting; Referred, rxv. 51. Bill ordered, g4. Presented,160. Petitions against, 


193, 209, 225, 256. In favour, 223. Time enlarged for Report, 328. Further enlarged, 349. BBill re-committed, 405. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 503. R. A. 506. 


122. Shardlow (Derby) :—For leave to present a Petition for the better relief and employment of the Poor; Referred, Lxx1. 204, 
Leave yiven ; Petition presented, and referred; 223. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 240. Petition for enlarging tbe time 
for presenting the Bill ; referred, 275. Time enlarged, 281. Bill presented, 301. Time enlarged for Report, 355. Further enlarged, 
379- Bill re-committed, 389. RB. A. 490. 


123. Sheffield (York) :——For the better regulation of the Poor, and for providing an additional burial ground; Referred, ivi. 161. 
Not reported. ' 


124. Shoreditch, Saint Leonard (Middlesex) :—For the better relief of the Poor; Referred, rxvi1. 18. Report; to lie on the 
Table, 41. Report re-committed, 52. Not proceeded in.———For the better relief of the Poor, and for enlarging the burial 
ground; Referred, txvs11. 75. Bill ordered, 95. Presented, 276. Report of Bill re-committed, 415. R. A. 542, 


Skeyton :——See supra, 68. 
125. Southampton :——To repeal certain parts of Act, and grant other powers; Referred, 1x. 98. Not reported. 


126. Southwark :—St. Saviour ; For better assessing and collecting the Poor and other Rates, and regulating the Poor; xx11. 72. Bill 
ordered, 74. Presented, 81. Rk. A.191.———=—— St. George; For better assessing the Poor Rates; Referred, xxv. 46. Bill 
ordered, 121.. Presented, 144. R.A. 297. For leave to present a Petition for amending Act respecting the parochial relief of 
prisoners ; Referred, rxvit1. 148. Leave given; Petition presented; 158. Referred, 159. Bill ordered, 255. Presented, 276. 
Instruction to make provision respecting the parish of St. Bride, London, 299. Rk. A. 542. St. John; To explain and enlarge 
powers of Acts; Referred, tx1v. 94. Not reported. For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, xxv. 76. Not reported. For 
amending Acts; Referred, Lxvi11.99. Not reported, 





127. Spilsby (Lincoln) :—For the relief and regulation of the Poor; Referred, Lxv1.64. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered ; 112. 
Presented, 140. Second reading put off for six months, 208, 


Stepney :—See supra, 74. 

Stockport :—See Inclosures, 136, (Stockport.) 
Stoke Damarel :—See supra, 115. 
Strand, Saint Mary-le :—See supra, 104 
Stratford :—See supra, 64. 
Strawless :—See supra, 68. 


128. Strood (Kent) :——For enlarging the present, or providing a new workhouse, &amp;c.; Referred, Lxvit. 13. Bf ordered, 5%. Pre- 
sented, 85. R. A. 229. wine 
129. Sunderland : 

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III: Petitions for Bills: relative to the Poor,:and Proceedings thereon—continued. 
129. Sunderland :—For explaining and amending Act ; Referred, ux1v.61. Bill ordered, 162. Presented, 166. n.-a. 256. 
Swanton Abbott :—See supra, 68. 
. Tanshelf :——See supra, 116. 
131. Twickenham (Middlesex). :—For auilig a-new workhouse, and for the better government of. the Poor; Referred, txvutt. 68. 


Bill ordered, 95- Not presented. 


132. Wangford (Suffolk) :—For altering and enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lxvi1. 43. Bill ordered, 96. Presented, y9. 


R. A. 213. 


133. Wapp) ing :—For leave to present Petition for raising money by annuities for erecting a workhouse; Referred, tx x11. 323. Leave 


given ; Petition presented, and referred; 330. Bill ordered, 349. Presented, 389. R. A. 473- ——— For leave to present 
Petition for raising a further sum by annuities for erecting a workhouse; Referred, Lxxiv.147. Reported; leave given; Petition 
presented, and referred; 163. Bill ordered, 172, Presented, 181. Rr. a. 316. See Pavings, 201. 


134. Westfirle, &amp;c. (Sussex) :——For the better employment of the Poor ; Referred, xvii. 20. Bill ordered, 88. Presented, 93. R. A. 213. 


135. Whitechap el (Middlesex) : —For the better’ relief of the Poor, and for the improvement of that parish ; Referred, .x1. 101. 


Leave Pate for notices, 166. Bill ordered, 256. Presented, 341. R. A. 479. 


136. Woolwich, St. Mary (Kent) :-—For providing a workhouse, and for the better regulation and support of the Poor, for enlarging 


the vial ground, and for paving, cleansing, &amp;c. that parish ; Referred, t1x. 114. Leave granted for notices, 136. Bill ordered, 225. 
Not presented.—————. For providing a workhouse, paving, &amp;c. the streets, enlarging the burial ground, and supplying the inhabitants 
of the town with water; Referred, ux1.110. Not reported. ———— For relief of the Poor, paving and improving the town, &amp;c.; 
Referred, tx11. 128. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered ; 241.. Presented, 294. Committed, 318. Petition against; 
referred; Counsel ordered; voices; 320. Petition. renewed, and referred, 567.. Bill ordered, 625. Presented, 632. _ Petition 
against, 706. R. a. 839. 


137. Worcester :—For leave to present Petition to enable the Directors of the Poor of the several parishes within that city, and the parishes 


united therewith, to sell and dispose of certain lands discharged of all claims of the Crown; Lxxiv. 486. Referred, 487. Reported; 
Motion, That leave be given to present a Petition; Regent’s recommendation signified; leave given; Petition. presented, and 
referred, 514. Bill ordered, 525. Presented, 535. . Lords Amendments agreed to, 632. Rk. a. 639. 


IV. Orders, Resolutions and Incidental Proceedings : 


Motion for leave to bring ina Bill for relieving certain persons from the payment of the Poor Rates, and for extending parochial relief ; 


Previous Question resolved in the affirmative ; Bill ordered, Lv1. go. See supra, 2. 


139. Resolutions, That no Bill be presented to this House relating to Poor Rates, or to the maintenance or employment of the Poor, or to 


Workhouses, containing any Clause or Clauses, whereby the general law of settlement of the Poor shall be departed from, or any power 
of corporal punishment given to any persons employed in the management of the Poor ; That no Clause or Clauses be inserted in any 
such Bill, by the Committee to whom such Bill may be committed ; That the Chairman of the Committee, upon the Report of every 
such Bill, do acquaint the House whether the said Order has been complied with ; Lx1x. 118. Resolutions read; made Standing 
Orders; to be printed ; 513- 


141. Order for laying before the House an Abstract.of Returns of the Assessments for the relief of the Poor in 1748, 1749 and 1750; Lxx111. 8. 


Mr. Speaker acquainted the House that the Clerk had prepared and laid same upon the Table; Abstract referred to the Committee on 
the Poor Laws appointed 4 February 1818 ; 23. Order that the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Puor of every parish, &amp;c. in 





- England and Wales do prepare an account of the amount of the money assessed and levied in each of the years ending 25: March 1816, 


1817, 1818 and 1819, distinguishing money paid for any other purpose than the relief-of the Poor, and that they do transmit same to 

the Clerk of the House; Lxxiv. 379. Orders for ditto again made; Lxxv.83, 220. The Clerk ordered to prepare, and lay before 
the House a list of the parishes and places of which the Churchwardens and Overseers have made no Returns, in pursuance of the above 
Orders, 349. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House that the Account had been prepared, and was upon the Table, 352. Order for list of 
parishes, of which the Churchwardens and Overseers have not made a Return, read; notice taken that no Returns had been made 
from the parishes of Enfield, St.. John Hampstead, St. Andrew Hubbard, and St. Mary Staining ; Churchwardens and Overseers 
ordered to attend the House, 404. House informed that Returns had been received from Enfield and St.: Mary Staining; Order 
for the attendance of the Churchwardens and Overseers of those parishes, discharged, 428. Order for the attendance of the Church- 
wardens and Overseers of St. John Hampstead and St. Andrew Hubbard, read; House informed that Returns had been received ; 
Order discharged; 429. The Clerk ordered to prepare and lay before the House an Abstract of the Returns received to the 
Orders of the House for Accounts of Monies assessed and levied upon the several parishes in England and Wales, 429. 
Mr. Speaker acquainted the House that the Abstract of the Returns to the above Orders had been prepared, and was upon the Table ; 
Abstract to be printed ; Returns not then made (as appeared by a list annexed to the Abstract) to be laid before the House forthwith ; 464. 
———. Order that the Churchwardens and Overseers of every parish, &amp;c. in England and Wales do prepare an Account of the amount 
of the money assessed and levied in the year ending on 25 March 1820, distinguishing money paid for any other purpose than the relief 
of the Poor, and that they do transmit same to the Clerk of the House, stating in addition whether any Select Vestry has been formed, 
or an assistant Overseer appointed by virtue of Act 59 Geo. III. c. 12; tx xv. 404. 


142. Order for laying before the House a Return from the parishes in the Bills of Mortality, of the number of male and female Pauper Children, 


resident and non-resident, between the ages of six.and sixteen, now on their books, as chargeable to each parish respectively ; Lxxtv. 
401. ,Presented ; Returns to lie on the Table, and an Abstract thereof to be printed; Lxxv. 6g. Order for laying before the 
House a copy of the supplementary Report of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland on the management of the Poor ; 
Lxxv. 340. Presented; to be printed; 351. Order for laying before the House copy of the correspondence between the 
Chief Secretary of Ireland, the Seneschal of Belfast and others, respecting Paupers sent from England to Ireland; txxv. 283. Pre- 
sented; to be printed ;, 364. 








V. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn: 


143. . For leave to bring in a Bill for obliging Overseers to, make returns on oath, to certain questions relative to sums raised under the 


name of the Poor Rate ; Withdrawn, Lvit. 579. 


144. For leave to bring ina Bill to amend so much of Acts 13 &amp; 14 Car. II. c. 12, and Act 9 Geo. I.c. 7 as relates to the obtaining of settle- 


ments, and for better regulating the settlement of bastard children ; Negatived ; Lx11. 754. 


145. For laying before the House an account of all additions made to the Poor Rates ; Withdrawn, Lxvir. 398. 
146. —_ For leave to bring in a Bill to amend the law respecting the settlement of the Poor; Withdrawn, Lxxtv. 466. 
147. That a Committee be appointed to inquire into the nature of the plan proposed by Robert Owen, Esq. for the relief and employment of the 


« Male et 





Poor; Negatived, Lxxv. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3311. 3819. 3826. 3886-4001. 4116. Addresses, 336. 511, 512. Appeals to Sessions, 1. 
Apprenticeship, 2. Bills, 617. Churches, 6. Coals, 21. Commercial Credit, 3. .- -Committees, 426-429. 881. 
991, 902. 1679-1686. 1884. Debtors, 11. Education, 1. _—_ Hospitals, 1-6. Navy, 44. Orders, 8. 22. 
37+ 53-55. Partnerships, 2. Petitions, 405-413. 691. Questions, 64. Reports, 2°77. Supply, Key 
to Supply : er’ 


Poor 











POOR——POSTAGE. 78k 
SE 
Poor Rates :—see Poor. 


Popham, Sir Home :—Motion, That it appears to the House that by a decree of the Lords Commissioners of Appeals in 
Prize Causes, dated 11 August 1803, the ship Etrusco, and such parts of the cargo as were claimed by Sir Home Popham, were con- 
demned as lawful prize to the King, as the property of one of His Majesty’s subjects engaged in an illegal trade; That by a Treasury - 
warrant dated 24 September 1805, the proceeds of the said ship and cargo amounting to £.25,959. 9. 7. subject to certain deductions 
not exceeding £.6,000. were granted to Sir Home Popham, who had been detected in prosecuting such illicit trade ; That this grant 
is a misapplication of publie money, &amp;c.; Sir Home Popham heard iu his place, and having withdrawn ; Question put and negatived ; 
LXIII. 389. See Accounts and Papers, 3479. 4002-4025. Committees, 1687. House, 119. Members, 91. 96. 
Supply, 1253. 


Population : Bills relative to Population : 


For taking an account of the Population of Great Britain; Ordered; presented; Lxv1.97. Printed, 101. Re-commit 
Amendments agreed to, 170. R. A. 194. P 97 ’ ommitted, 112. Lords 


2. For taking an account of the Population of Great Britain, and of the increase or diminution thereof; Ordered ; , 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 454. RB. a. 468, 3 presented; LXXv, 320. 


3. For taking an account of the Population of Ireland; Ordered, vx1.20. Presented; printed; 49. : 
Not proceeded in. P ered, L nted; printed; 49. Second reading deferred, 205, 208. 


¥ 


4. For taking an account of the Population in Ireland; Ordered, txvit. 87. Presented; printed ; 110. Again printed, 474. R. A. 533. 


To provide for the taking an account of the Population of Ireland; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxx. 353. 2. A. 437- 
See Accounts and Papers, 4026-4032. 5319. Addresses, 439. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Pork :——See Provisions. Supply, 4974- 


Port Duties -——Bill for subjecting foreign vessels to the same Port Duties as are demanded in such foreign countries by British 
vessels; Ordered, Lxx1. 46. Order for Bill discharged, and instruction to Committee on French Packets Bills, 108. See French 


Packets. See also Committees, 314. 867. Docks, 4. Revenues, 13. 
Port Patrick :——See Accounts and Papers, 2817. 3717-8. Committees, 1688-89. Docks, 9. Postage, 17. 
Supply, Key to Supply. 


Porta Maria :——See West Indies, 16. 


Porter: Bills relative to Porter: 


1. To allow the use of colourings and finings in the breweries in England ; Ordered, xv. 383. Instruction for charging a duty on colourings 
and finings of Porter, 444. Bill presented, 447. Not proceeded in. 


2. — Toallow the use of colouring in Porter breweries, and for the better securing the Excise Duties on Malt ; Ordered, uxv1. 353. Order 
of leave for so much of Bill discharged as relates to the Excise Duties on Malt, 373. Not presented. 


3. For allowing the manufacture and use of a liquor prepared from sugar for colouring Porter ; Ordered, txv1. 369. Presented, 373. 
R. A. 453- To repeal said Act; Ordered, Lxx1. 318. Presented, 387. R. a. 489. 


See Accounts and Papers, 4033: Committees, 903, 994. Licences, 7. Meusz § Co. 





Porthleven Harbour :—see Accounts and Papers, 4034. 
Portland, Duke of :—see King, 35. 
Portsea :—See Petitions, 381. 


Portsmouth t—See Accounts and Papers, 3'7'79. 3'782. Ordnance, 7-11. Supply, Key to Supply ; also 5381-2. 
Watermen, 1. 


Portugal : Bills relative to Portugal : 


1. For permitting the importation of goods from the Portuguese Territories in South America in Portuguese ships; Ordered, ix111. 40. 
Presented, 42. R. A. 164. , 
2. For carrying into effect the provisions of a Treaty of Amity, Commerce and Navigation concluded between His Majesty and His Royal 
Highness the Prince Regent of Portugal ; Ordered, Lxv1. 250. Presented, 283. R. a. 387. 
3. To alter and extend Act 8 Geo. I.c. 17, for the relief of shipwrecked mariners His Majesty's subjects in Portugal; Ordered, ux1x. 445. 
Presented, 448. R. a. 496. : | 
4. To make more effectual provisions for the collection of certain sums for the relief of shipwrecked mariners in Portugal ; Ordered, 1x x. 437. 
Not presented. 
See Accounts, Public, 13. Accounts and Papers, 28. 2660. 4035-4059. 4551. 4653. 4670. 4676. 4691. 5208. 5411-12. 5513. 
5637-8. 5656. Addresses, 123. 221. 337-342. 396. 402. America, 26. Brazils.- — Cintra. Committees, 822. 
905. 906. 1322-1324. House, 173. 174. Indenmity, 7. Messages, 71-76. Slaves, 11. 17. 34. 37+ 
Supply, Key to Supply; Key to Ways and Means; also, 4486. 4489. 5140. 5174. Wine, 1.3. 


Portuguese Army :—See Howse, 173, 174- 


Postage and Post Office: Bills relative to Postage and the Post Office : 


1... . For amending so much of Act 7 Geo. IIL. as relates to secreting or destroying letters, &amp;c. sent by the Post; Ordered, rvit. 428. Pre- 
sented, 436. Lords amendments agreed to, 613. R. a. 641. 


2. To authorize the sending and receiving of letters, &amp;c. free from the duty of Postage by Members of the two Houses of Parliament of the 
United Kingdom and by certain public officers ; Ordered, rv11.441. Presented, 449. R. A. 641, 


3. For repealing the duties of Postage upon letters to and from France and the Batavian Republic from and to London and for granting other 
duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, tv11. 544. Presented, 555. R. a. 660. 

4. To permit the Quarter Master General of the Forces and certain persons in his office and in the offices of the Adjutant General and 
Barrack Master General to send and receive letters, &amp;c. free of Postage; Ordered, 11x. 385. Presented, 388. ‘Instraction for per- 
mitting the Master General of the Ordnance, one of the Secretaries to the said Master General, the Secretary to the Board of Ordnance 
and the Inspector General of Fortifications, to send and receive letters and packets free of Postage, and for enabling the Board 
Ordnance to authorize two persons in their office to send letters and packets free from Postage, 397. B- 4-431, 


5. For the better regulation of the office of Receiver General of the Post Office in Great Britain; Ordered, Lx1. 273. Presented ; printed ; 
315. RB. A. §28. ———— To amend said Act; Ordered, uxt. 749. Presented, 818. x. a. 838. yw ; : 


; 7 ia 
6. To omnes certain public officers to send and receive letters free from the duty of Postage; Ordered, ux1, 286. . Presented, 291. 
R. A. 380. ‘$3 
7. For 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 9M 














































‘ 


782 POSTAGE——POST. 





11, 


12. 


13. 


14, 


15. 


16. 


17. 


18, 


19. 


21. 


2 


8 3S Fs 


1. 


3. 





Post Meridiem ‘See House, 75.” 


Postage and Post Office : Bills relative to Postage and the Post. Office—continued. 
. For, granting rates of Postage on the conveyance of letters_and packets to and from Gibraltar and Malta; Ordered, Lx1. 407. Presented, 


411. R.A. 479. 


Toamend Acts relating to Postage ; Ordered, xt. 445. Presented, 451. Instruction respecting rates of Postage to Navy and Army, 481. 
R. A. 546. 

‘To enable the Postmaster General to open and return certain letters contained in the mails made up at the General Post Office in London 
for Hamburgh, at the dates therein specified ; Ordered, Lx11. 784. Presented, 788. R. a. 830. 


To enable the Commissioners for auditing public accounts and the Commissioners for the affairs of Barracks, respectively to send and 
receive letters and packets on the business of their offices free of Postage ; Ordered, Lx111. 410. Presented, 414. R. A. 464. 
For granting rates of Postage on the conveyance of letters and packets to and from the Portuguese Territories on the continent of South , 
oudens Ordered, Lx111. 430. Presented, 436. Instruction relative to the Postage of letters to,the Island of Madeira, 454. 
R. Ae 475. 
To authorize the Judge Advocate General to send and receive letters free from the duty of Postage; Ordered, txv. 386. Presented, 404. 
R. A, 482. ; 


For authorizing the Assistant Secretary to the Post Master General to send and receive letters and packets free from the duty of Postage ; 
Ordered ; presented; LXVIII. 45. R.A. 106. 


For making certain regulations respecting the Postage of ship letters, &amp;c.; Ordered, rx1x. 480. Instruction for exempting from Postage 
the public correspondence of the President of the Board of Controul, 489. BBill presented, 490. R. a. 519. [Note. By this Act 
54 Geo. III. c. 169, sec. 17, Petitions are allowed to be received by Members, free of Postage.) 


To authorize His Majesty’s Post Master General to receive certain additional rates of Postage for the conveyance of letters and packets 
on the establishment of an extra post in Great Britain ; Ordered, xxv. 414. Presented, 419. Passed, 447. Not returned from the 
Lords. 

For imposing additional duties on the conveyance of letters between Portpartrick in Scotland and Donaghadee in Ireland; Ordered, txxv. 
407. Presented, 415. R.a. 468, 

New Post Office; Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for enlarging certain streets, and providing a scite for a new Post Office 
between St. Martin’s-le~-Grand and Foster Lane ; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; Lx1x.173. Leave granted for notices ; 
Bill ordered ; time for presenting Bill enlarged; 186. Bill presented, 197. Petitions against, 221,430,454. Time enlarged for Report, 294, 
315. Bill re-committed ; Committee to sit and proceed forthwith ; 420. Time enlarged for Report, 434. Petitions in favour ;. Referred to 
a Committee, 454. See Committees, 1691. —&lt;—— Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for enlarging and improving the West 
end of Cheapside, and providing a scite for a new Post Office; Regent’s recommendation signified ; leave given; Petition presented, 
and referred; Lxx.85. Bill ordered, g7. Presented, 121. Petitions in favour, 281. Petitions against, 281, 299. Reports of 
26 July 1814, and 21 April 1815, on Petitions and Papers relative to the New Post Office; Referred, 311. Bill committed to a-Select 
Committee, 282. Committee revived, 316. Time enlarged for Report, 340. Bill re-committed to Committee of the Whole House, 
347. Instruction for defraying the expenses of providing a scite for a new Post Office, 351. Bill as amended to be printed at the 
expense of the parties, 366. Bill again re-committed, 380. R. a. 437. Petition for a Bill for applying unclaimed dividends 
on the Orphans’ Fund, and to alter and enlarge power of said Act ; King’s consent signified; Petition referred; Lxxv. 147. Report ; 
referred to a Select Committee, 179. (See Committees, 1693.) Petition of Augustus Browne ; Referred to the Committee, 417, Report; 
to lie on the Table, and with the Appendix be printed, 464. Bill not proceeded in. 


Ireland : ; ceil ntaletdy : 
For granting certain duties upon the Portage and Conveyance of letters and-packets within Ireland; Ordered, tv1it. 224. Presented, 230. 
Lords Amendment considered, and further consideration thereof adjourned for six months, 271. Another Bill ordered, see infra, 21. 
For granting certain rates and duties upon letters and packets sent by the Post within Ireland ; Ordered ; presented ; Lv111.271. R. a. 291. 


To provide for the security and expedition of the conveyance of letters by the Post im Ireland;. Ordered; txt, 495. Présented, 513. 
R. A. §67. 


To enable the Postmaster General of Ireland to purchase premises for the enlargement of the General Post Office in the City of Dublin; 
Ordered, Lx111. 292. Presented, 302. R.A. 372.——=—— To amend the said Act; Ordered; presented; LxXIV.337. R.A. 381. 
-——— Motion for Bill to amend said Acts; Regent’s recommendation signified ; Bill ordered ; presented; Lx1x. 267. R. a. 310. 


To permit such Irish Archbishops and Bishops as shall not from time to time be entitled to sit in Parliament, and the Secretary to the 
Commander of the Forces in Ireland, to send and receive letters and packets free from duty of Postage; Ordered, rx1v. 27. Not 
presented. 


To regulate the Postage of ship letters to and from Ireland; Ordered, Lxx.348. Presented, 354. Printed, 369. R.a. 415. 


To increase the allowances to the Post Office in Ireland in respect of packet boats to Great Britain ; Ordered, Lxx. 418. Presented, 424. 
R.A, 464. 





To amend several Acts relating to port and conveyance of letters in Ireland; Ordered, rxx1v. 535. Instruction respecting the duties on 
the conveyance of notices and printed letters for charitable institutions ; Bill presented ; printed; 573. R. a. 631. 


Motion, That it appears from the Report of the Commissioners on Public Offices in Ireland, that the Right honourable William Forward, 
late Treasurer of the Post Office in Ireland, had been superannuated on full salary after having been only eight years in office, during 
no part of which time he discharged any of the duties of his said office ; Negatived, rx v. 323. ’ 


See Accounts and Papers, 1763. 1789. 2548-9. 3176. 3743. 3784. 4062-4100. 4293. 5308. 5478. z Addresses, 508. 
Committees, 366. 399. 405. 868-873. 911-928. 968. 1691-1693. Duties, 2. East India Affairs, 31. 38-9. 
King, 94. 98. Mails, 3. Packet Boats. Palmer, Mr. Petitions, 416. Revenues, 17. Supply, 
Key to Ways and Means; also, 5253. 5383. 5387-5393- Trade, 4. Turnpike Roads, 19. 


Post Horses : 


For further continuing Act 27 Geo. III. for letting to farm the duties on Post Horses; Ordered, Lv11. 380. Presented, 435. R. a. 492. 
———— Further to continue Act 27 Geo. III,; Ordered, tx. 303. Presented, 306, R. A. 430. 


For letting to farm the duties on Horses hired by the mile or stage to be used in travelling, and on Horses hired for a less period than 
—_ days, for drawing carriages used in travelling Post or otherwise, in Great Britain ; Ordered, Lx111.425. Presented, 430. 
R. A. 464. 


For letting to farm the duties on Post Horses; Ordered; presented; LXV. 377. RB. A. 433+ 





Another Bill ordered, ux1x. 439- 





Presented, 445. %.A. 519.———Another Bill ordered, Lxx11. 347. Presented, 371. R. as 427. — ‘To continue so much 
of last Act (57-Geo. III.) as relates to letting to farm the Post.Horse Duties ; Ordered, xxv. 370. Presented, 383. R. a. 468. 
See Accounts and Papers, 4060. Committecs, 907-909. Petitions, 414. stb 
Posting :——See Petitions, 415. 
Postmaster General :—see Accounts and Papers, 5368. 5639. Orders, 7. Postage, 9- 14. 16. 23, 


Post Office :=sce Postage and Post Ofice. 
Byst Roads of Ireland :—see committes, 554: 989. Roads. 


POT-——PRINTING. 783 


TT ee 
Pot Ash :——Bill to allow glass makers to dispose of muriate of Pot Ash’; Ordered, LXVIII. 570. Presented, 677&gt; a. 647. 


Pot and Pearl Ashes :—see Accounts and Papers, 998. 4101. 4948. ” Committees, 272. 885. " Customs, 19. 24. 


Potatoes :—Bill ‘for eneduraging the cultivation of Potatoes in open and common field lands ; Ordered, uv1. 188. Presented : 


printed; 199. R. A. 261. See Accounts and Papers, 4328. 4519 Committees, 614. 622. 627-8. 631. 6 
4328. » 614. ; ° - 639. 643. 1152-1154. 
1575. 1578-1582. Corn, 3.5. 8. 13. Laws Expiring, 16, 19. Poor, 4. Starch, 1, 2. Tithes, 2. 


Poultry Compter :—see Committees, 1527. Gaols, 34: 


Power, Brigadier General Manley :—see House, 145. 


Pratique, Dublin :——See Accounts and Papers, 1998: Supply, Key to Supply. 


Prayer Books :—see Bibles. Committees, 876. 


Prayers : , 
At the beginning of each day Of business; LVI. '7.—LVII. 4.—LVILI. Q.—=-LIX. §.—LX. §.—=LXI. 19.—L XII. §. LX. 6.—LXIv. §.— 
LXV. 7.—LXVI. 4.—-LX VII, 13.—-LXVIII, §.-L XIX. §.-—LXX. §.—=-LXX1.6,—LX XII, 6.—LX X11. 4.—LXXIV. Q—Lxxv. 8, &amp;c. 


No Prayers ; On the first and second days of a new Parliament; ivr. 5, 6.— Lvit. 7, 8.—LXx1I. 3, 4; 559, §60.—LXvitt. 3, 4-—LXxIv. 
7, 8.—LXxVv. 107, 108, ——=-— On the first day of a new session ; LV11.3.—LIX. 3.—LX. 3.—LXI. 3.—LXIII. 3.—LXIV. 3.—LXvV. 3- 
—LXVI. 3.—-LX VII. 3.— LXIX. 3. LXX. 3.—-LX XI. 3.— LX XII. 3. —LX XIII. 3.—LX XV. 3. ————On the day the Clerk acquainted 
the House that he had received a letter from the Speaker of his not being able to attend on account of indisposition ; Lx x11. 201.———On 
the days the Clerk acquainted the House that he had received letters from the Speaker resigning his office; Lv1. 33.—LV11. 92.—LX X11. 
306. ————. Until a new Speaker is chosen; Lv1. 33.—LVII. 93.—LX X11. 306.——_— On the House being informed that Mr. Speaker 
went that morning to attend a Privy Council at Carlton House, by whom the oaths prescribed in the Act for appointing a Regency were 
to be administered to the Regent, and was not then returned [Four o'clock]; txvr. 82. ———_—— On the thanksgiving day; Lx1x. 441. 
——— On the House meeting in consequenceof the demise of the Crown; Lxxv. 89. 


Orders for the Serjeant, when the House is going to prayers, to give notice thereof to all Committees, and that all proceedings of Committees 
in a morning after such notice be void; Made at the commencement of every session; Lvr1. 16, Lxxv. 6,110, See Orders, 78. 


Preachers :—sSee House, 133-135, 312-314. 

Preambles of Bills :—see Bits, 552. 

Precedents :— see Committees,1625.1663.- &gt; Members, 135. 

Prerogative Court of Canterbury :—see Accounts and Papers, 9547. 
Presentments :—See Grand Juries. Roads, 1-4. 

President of the Council :—see Lord President. 


Press :——Bill for securing the Liberty of the Press and preventing the abuse thereof; Ordered, Lxx1. 347. 
Second reading put off for three months, 461. See Accounts and Papers, 543’. Petitions, 417. 


Prevarication of Witnesses :—See Committees, 1355. Elections, 562-572. 815. Orders, 69. 


Presented ; printed ; 426. 


Pr eventi ve Service ‘——See Accounts and Papers, 2'779. 4102-3. 
Prevost, Lieutenant General Sir George, Bart. :—see Horse, 103. 
Priests :—-See Clergy, 25, 26. 


Prince Edward Island s——See Accounts and Papers, 1456. 2594. 2001. 2912. 4585. 4588. 


Spirits, 43, 44. Supply, 
Key to Supply. 


Princesses ‘——See Committees, '782. 784. 787. King, 11. 18, 19. Messages, 83, 84. 


Pringle, Major General William Henry :—see House, 114.145. Members, 96 





Printing. 


I. Orders for Printing various matters ; 1—13. 

II. Orders for Re-printing various matters; 14—17. 
III. Incidental Proceedings; 18. i 
IV. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn; 19, 21. 


I. Orders for Printing various matters : 


1. Accounts and Papers 3 LVI. 33.——————L xxv. 19, &amp;c.——=—P resented in a former session; LVIII. 100.—LX, 64.—LXx1. 478. 
—LXII. ‘709. LKIV. 195. LXV. 304.— LXVI. 154.—LXVIII, 494-—-LXIX. 139.—LxxX. 218,—LXXI. 109.—LXXIV, 117--—— LXXv. 
149, &amp;c.——=——Parts of Accounts and Papers; LXXIII. 119, 141, 423.—LXXIV. 604.———Abstracts thereof; tv1t. 76.—Lxx1v. 
615.—L xxv. 458, 464. 








2. Bills ; tvr. 905 —————r xxv. 23, &amp;c.—==—As amended; LVI. 235.—LVIT. 52.—LVIM. 103.—-LIX. 130.—LX. 210.-—-EX1, 172.0 
LX11. 746. — LX115. 464.— LXIV. 191.—Lxv. 167.—Lxv1i. 38.—LXVII. 116,—LXVIII. 45.—LXIX. 31.-—-LXX, 76.—-LXxI. 121.— 
LXXII. 153. —LXXIII. 93.— LXXIV. 169.—Lxxv. 79, &amp;c. ——=— On Re-commitment ; LVI. 410.— LVII. 413.—-LVII1. 407. 
LIX. 387.—LX. 247.—LXI. 264.—LXX111. 62.—.Lxx1v. 250, &amp;c.—=——On Second or further Re-commitment ; Lvi11. 390, 628.— 
LIX. 147. —LXVIII. 642.—Lx XII. 87. 283.——=—As amended by the Committee, and on the Report ; Lv1,175.—_——As amended 


by 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 





784 


I, Orders for Printing various mattérs—continued. 


&gt; 3 


a 





PRINTING-—~continued. 


As amended by former Committee, after being re-committed ; 





by the Committee, and on further consideration of Report; Lx. 181, 











LX. 247. As amended, after further consideration of Report, put off; Lx11I. 404.—LXV. §10.—LXVI. 477.—LXIX. 459.— 
EXX. 374. — LX X11. 436. — LXXI1I. 407.—LxxIV. 615, &amp;c. After Third reading, put off; Lx x11. 465. After Order for 
Ingrossment ; LVI. 440.—LVII. 559-—LXV- 412.——-LXVIII. 31 8.—Lx1x. 71.—Lxxv. 46, 74. After Third reading, and further 








proceedings thereon adjourned ; Lv1. 476. At the expense of the parties; tx x. 366.———With Lords Amendments ; L1x. 241. 
—LXVII. 539, 548.—LX XIII. 414. ———{Lords Amendments to Bills; uxx11. 188. Report of Select Committee on Lords 
Amendments; 11x. 240. ———— Lords Bills; Lv1. 474.—LVIII. 490.—LIX. 407.—LX. 276,—LX1. 474.—LX 1. 650.—Lx111. 54.— 
LXIV. 396. — LXV. §10.—LXVI. 350.—LXVII. §35.—-LXVIII. 36.—LXX. 142.—Lx XI. 465.—Lx x11. 283.—LX XIII. 394.—LXxxIVv. 
463.—Lxxv. 57, &amp;c.———Lords Bills, as amended; LXV1. 457.—LXVIII. 162.—Lxx.435- 





. Charge :— Articles of Charge against Marquis Wellesley; Lx1. 240, 352, 386, 498. 
. Evidence :—Minutes of Evidence, Proceedings, &amp;c. taken before Committees of the Whole House ; Lx1. 457.—.Lxv. 68. ———. Before 


Select Committees ; Lv111. 264.—11x. 261.—Lx. 343.—LXI. 489.—LXII. 105.—LXIII. 190.—LXIV. 39.—Lxv. 226.—Lxv1. 383.— 
LX VIII. 364.—LXIX. 210.—LXX. 328.—LXXI, 311.—LXXII. 116.—LX XIII. 195.—LXXIV. 177.—LXxv. 464, &amp;c. Taken at 
the bar of the House; Lv1. 148.—LXII. 210.—LXV. 270.—LXX. 145.—LxXxIv. 216, &amp;c. ——=_=—— Extracts of Minutes of Evidence ; 
Lv111. 288, 309. Copies of Letters referred to in Minutes of Evidence; i1x. 318. 





Journals of the House, with Index thereto ; rv1. 65:7.—1Lv1u1. 659.—1Lv111. 686.—LIX. 441.—Lx. 486.—LX1. §58.—LX 11. 837.—LXx111. 


480.—LXIV. 407.—LXV. 497-—-LXVI. 449.—=-LXVII. 549.—LXVi11. 666.—LXxIx. 493.—LxXx. 467.—Lxx1I 518.—LXxII. 217.— 
LXXIII. 21.—LXXIV. 43.—LxXV. 8, 123. —~==—— General Index to the Journals from 1790 down to the commencement of the Union 


' with Ireland in 1801 ; Lv11. 659. 


6. Motions respecting the Public Finances; Lxx1. 422. 


oe | 


8. Reports 3 Lvi. 28. 


© 


. Petitions 3 LXXII. 215.—LXXIII. 12.—LXXIV. 43-—Lxxv. 63, &amp;c. ———— Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns; 


LXXIV. 27, ————— Petitions presented in a former session; LX XIII. 265. [Note. Petitions were not specially ordered to be printed 
until the Votes were abbreviated in 1817, Vol, ux x11.] 


Lxxv. 66, ‘&amp;c. ———— With Appendixes; Lv1. 83.— LVII. 249.——-LVIII. 40.—LIX 20,—LXI. 13.— 
LX11. 836.—LXIV. 195.—LXVI. 257.—LXVII. 234.—LXVIII. 14.—LXIX. 10.—-LXX, 231.—LXXI. 11.— LXXIII. 93.—LXXIV. 139. 
—Lxxv. 367. &amp;c. Reports communicated from the Lords; Lxv. 45.— Lxx. 38.— LXXII. 390.— LXXIII. 141, 406.— 
LXXIV. 441. Appendixes to Reports, the Reports having been previously ordered to be printed ; LvII. 575.—LXIV. 295. 














Resolutions :—Of the House; 1x1. 566.—1x11. 37.—LXVI. 37.—LXVII. 17.—LXVIII. 11, 497-—LXIX. 9, 133, 513.—LXx. — 





LXxI. 8,—Lxx11. 9, 463.—LXXIII. 7-—LXXIV. 14.—Lxxv. 6, 120. Of Committees of the Whole House; vr. 370.— 
LVIII. 224.—LIX. 132, 383.—LXVIII. 549.—LXIX. 59, 241.-—-LXX. 91.—LXXIII. 198.—LxxIVv. 198. Of Select Committees ; 
Lvt. 661, 663.—Lx11. 721. 





11. Sermons :—Preached before the House; Lvi. 3'7.—LVII. 533.-—LIx. 299.—Lx. 76.—Lx1. 62.—Lx1I. 92, 175.—LxIII. 38, 78.— 


LXIV.17, 34.—LXV. 18, 136.—Lxv1.63, 192.—LXvII. 100.—LXVIII. 300. 


12. Speeches :——The Speaker's in the House of Peers on 22 July 1813, upon his presenting a Money Bill to the Prince Regent; txrx, 11. 


——— Of Mr. Speaker in thanking Members, and their answers thereunto to be printed in the Votes; tv1. 46.—.Lx1. 338.—zx111. 
37-—LXIV. 15, 21, 27-— LXV. 36, 157. — LXVII. 94.— LXVIII. 139, 294. — LxIx. 18, 386, 506. —1xx1. 316, 381. —_— Of 
Mr. Speaker on reprimanding persons to be entered in the Journals; Lv111. 268.—11x. 121.—Lx. 232.—L xxv. 431, &amp;c. = Of 
the Duke of Wellington in returning thanks to the House, together with Mr. Speaker’s answer thereto; To be printed in the Votes; 
LXIX. 414. 





13. Votes of the House :—tvr. 16.—1vu. 6.—1vitt. 10.—Lrx. 6.—1x. 6.—Lx1. 11.—1Lxu1. 6, 561.—Lx111. 8.—Lx1v. 6.—LXxv, 10. 


—LXVI. 36.—LXVII. 12.—LxvItI. 6,—LXIX. 7.—LXX. 7.—LXXx1.8,—Lxx1I. 9. Votes and Proceedings, Lxx11. 206.—ixx111. 6 
—LXXIV. 10.—Lxxv. 6, 110. 


II. Orders for Re-printing various matters: 
14. Accounts and Papers :—Presented in a former session; LVIII. §14.—LXI. 153.—Lx11. 176, 708.—Lx1v. 396.—Lxvit. 264.— 


LXVIII. 307, 494-—LXIX. 109, 302.—-LxXx. 148,—LxxIV. 158,—-Lxxv. 135, 272. To be re-printed; and Index thereto to be 
printed ; rxx1v. 633. 


15. Evidence :—NMinutes of Evidence taken in a former session ; LXVII. 355.—LXXIII. 235.—LxxXIVv. 203. 


16. Repo 


rts :—Ofa former session ; Lx. 76.—Lx11. §75.— LXV. 82, 97.—LXVI. 450.—LXVIII. 517.—LXIx. 76, 86, 125.—Lxx. 289.— 
LXXI. 9.—Lxxi1l. 156, 171.--LxxIv. 341, 462, 596. i 


17. Standing Orders :—Relative to Private Bills, with the Table of Fees ; uxvii1. 665. 


III. Incidental Proceedings : 


18. Orders for Printing discharged :——Accounts and Papers; LVI. 501.—LvII. §21.—LVIII. 381.—LIx. 197, 213.—LXx1Vv. 265. 


LXVII. 221, 339.—LXVI1I. 480.— LXIX. 96,——-L XX. 222. — LX XIII. 225.—LXx1v. 461.— Lxxv. 383, 464. Parts of Orders for 
Printing Accounts and Papers discharged; Lxx. 110. Articles of charge against Marquis Wellesley ; Lx1. 245. Bills ; 
LVI. §60.—LVIII. 482.—LX vil. 113, ——&lt;——— Petitions; Lxxiv. 447. Reports ; LXVI. 313. r 











IV. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn : 


(1 


-)—Questions Negatived : 


19, To Printing Accounts and Papers; LxI. 337.—Lxvil. 286.—Lxx. 281. ——=— A Bill as amended; rxx1. 328. ———— Petitions; 


LXXIV. 464.—LXXV. 452, 477. 


(2.)—Motions Withdrawn : 


21, To Printing Accounts and Papers; 1x11. 68.—Lxx111. 82. To Re-printing Accounts and Papers presented in a former Session, LX11. 








176, 589. For discharging Orders for Printing Accounts and Papers; xxz. 16. For Printing an article of charge against 


Marquis Wellesley ; 1x1. 259, 434. ——— For Printing Minutes of Evidence; xv. 300.———For Printing Petitions ; 1x x111. 419. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2965, 2966. 4105-4121. Bills 626-632. 667. Supply, Key Supply. Votes, 1. 16. 


Prints o——See Supply, 4524. . 


Printed Copies of Papers :—see Accounts ond Papers, 5318. 


Printed 








/ PRINTED+PRIVIEEGES,) | 785 


aug See 
Printed Cotton Goods :——see Accounts ant Papers, 1661. 1664-5. 1671-2..1674-1676. Petition’, 4x8.(-) . 
e ‘Printed: Stuffs s——See Supply, 4526-4528. 5384. 5394. i sion % 
Printers : 


1. Petition of Master Printers for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to prevent in future the evils arising from the conduct of their Journey- 
men; Leave given; Petition presented and referred; Lx. 150. Not reported. 


2. Petition of Printers and Booksellers for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to indemnify ther in certain cases; Referred, LXV. 254. 
Reported ; leave given ; Petition presented; referred; 267. Bill ordered, 276. Presented, 288, Petition of Booksellers, Publishers 
and Printers for provision, 360. R. a. 382. , 


3. Bill to explain and amend Act 39 Geo. III. c. 79, for the more effectual suppression of Societies established for seditious and treasonable 
purposes and for preventing treasonable and seditious practices, so far as respects certain penalties on Printers and Publishers; Ordered, 
LXV1. 188. Presented ; printed ; 202. R, A, 410. 


See Indemnity, 2. 4. Petitions, 419. 421. 
Pri Soners :——Bill for the relief of Prisoners in custody for nonpayment of money, pursuant to orders of Courts of Equity ; Ordered, 
LXIv.17. Presented; printed; 20, R. A.131. See Accounts and Papers, 1713-1728, 4128-4131. Addresses, 177-293. 
Constables. 5. Debtors. Petitions, 156-165. Poor, 65. 126. : 


Pr jsoners of War :——Bill for the more effectual punishment of persons aiding Prisoners of War to escape from His Majesty’s 
dominions ; Ordered; presented; txvi1. 526. Lords Amendments agreed to, 561. R. a. 563. See Accounts and Papers, 3475. 
4132-4135. 4996-7. . Addresses, 343-4. 397. Petitions, 422. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Prisoners in France :—See Petitions, 422. 


Prisons :——See Accounts and Papers, 1999-2022. 3177. 3191.4122-4127. Addresses, 345-6. Committees, 1526-1532. 
1694. Gaols. Petitions, 2:32. Penitentiary Houses, Reports, 281. 


Pr ivate Acts :——See Accounts and Papers, 34. 
Private Bills :—See Accounts and Papers, 1024, 1025. Orders, 9-17. 


Private Bill Office (House of Commons): 


1. Select Committee appointed to consider of providing more effectually for the accuracy and regularity of proceedings upon Private Bills: To 
report their opinion upon the measures most proper to be adopted for that purpose, together with the rate of fees fit to be limited there- 
upon ; to send for persons, papers and records; five to be the quorum ; to report from.time to time ; to sit notwithstanding adjournment’; 
LXv.21. . Report together with sixteen Resolutions for the establishment of the Private Bill Office, and relative to proceedings on 
Private Bills, &amp;c.; day appointed for further considering Report; Report to be printed; 420. Report further considered; nine first 
Resolutions agreed to; tenth amended and agreed to ; subsequent Resolutions agreed to ; Schedule I. amended and agreed to ; subsequent 
Schedules agreed to; Resolutions made Standing Orders ; to be printed; 453- 


to 


Resolution, That no Private Bill be read a second time unless notice of the day proposed for such second reading shall have been given 
in writing three clear days before hand, by the Agent soliciting the Bill, to the Clerks of the Private Bill Office, &amp;c.; uxvz. 166. 


3. Leave granted to deposit plans, books of reference, lists of owners and occupiers, estimates of expense of propused undertakings, &amp;c. in the 
Private Bill Office; LXVII. Q5—+LXVILL. 195.—LXIX. 47.—LXX. §8.—LXXI. 26.—LXXI. 111——-LXXIII. 21.—-LXXIV, 121.— 
Lxxv. 56, &amp;c. 
See Orders, 14. 36. 
_ Privately Stealing :—see stealing. 


Privateers :——See Accounts and Papers, 2663. Addresses, 309. 





Privileges. 


I. Complaints of Breaches of Privilege. 
II. Committee of Privileges; 1, 2. 
III. Incidental Proceedings ; 3—5. 


IV. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived; and Motions 
Withdrawn; 6—11. | 





[.. Complaints of Breaches of Privilege :—see Compiaints. 


Il. Committee of Privileges : 


1. Appointed at the beginning of each session ; Days appointed for their sitting ; all who come to have voices, &amp;c.; LVI. 15.—LVII-. 4.— 
LVIII. 9.—LIX. §.—-LX. §.—=-LXI. 10,—LXII, §, §61.—LXI11. 6,—LXIV. §.—LXV. 9.—LXVI. 35.—LXVII. 11.--LX VIII. 5)— 
Lxix. 6,—.Lxx. 6.—.Lx x1. 6.—.Lx x11. 8.—LXXIII. 5.—LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 5, 109. 
2. — Instructions to the Committee to sit upon a particular day at twelve of the clock, and proceed upon a matter referred to them ; In the case 
“of Mr: Mills, rx11. 644. Report, 654. . Insanity of Mr, Congreve Alcock, Lxv1. 226. Report, 265. Lord Cochrane, Lxx, 179. 
Report, 186. Ferguson (Lanarkshire Election), ux x111.232. Report, 282. Mr. Robert Christie Burton, Lxx1v. 40. Report, 44.— 
LXXxv.231. Report, 243. See Committees, 1696-1704. 


[II. Incidental Proceedings : 
3. The Speaker, on being approved of by His Majesty, lays claim to all the ancient rights and privileges of the House ; At the beginning of the first 
Parliament of the United Kingdam, Lv1. 7. At the beginning of New Parliaments ; Lv11t. 8.—LX11. 4, §60.—LXVIII. 4.— 

LXXIv. 8.—Lxxv. 109. 


4. — Privilege of the House allowed to witnesses arrested on their way fo the House; Lx vit. 296. From the House ; txvit, 232. 
5. - Resolution, ‘That the writing and sending a certain letter to W. W. Quin, (a Member) is a high Breach of Privileges; 1xx1v. 160. 


IV. Questions 





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786 PRIVIELEGES——PROCLAMATIONS. 





IV. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn : 


6. Thatit isa high Breach of Privilege to circulate lists of the names of Members to serve upon Select Committees, to be appointed by ballot; 
Negatived, ux. 216. 


7. That a Petition, complaining of the interference of Government in the Hampshire Election, be referred to the Committee of Privileges ; 
. Negatived, 1x11. 125. 


8. That the Committee of Privileges do meet to consider of the Orders of the House relative to the exclusion of strangers from the gallery ; 
Negatived, txv. 46. 


9. That whoever presumes to commence actions against persons for acts done in obedience to the Orders of the House, is guilty of a Breach 
of Privilege ; Previous Question thereupon, negatived, Lx v. 480. 


ll. For referring a Petition of Mr. Grady, (in the case of Mr. Quin) to the Committee of Privileges; Withdrawn, Lxx1v. 159. 
See Amendments, 15. 33. Complaints. Committees, 1696-1704. Creevey, Mr. Members, 2. 126. Public Money, 4. 


Eee 


Privy Council :—see Accounts 'and Papers, 2566-7. 3072. 9748. 3769. 4136-4140. 5035. Addresses, 572. 
Members, 127. Resolutions, 1. 3, 4. 


_ Privy Purse : 
1. Bill to enable the Keeper of His Majesty's Privy Purse to dispose of and transfer certain Public Stocks; Ordered, Lxv1i1. 525. Presented, 
526. Printed, 535. R.A. 559. 


2. Motion for an Address for information to be laid before the House, whether the Keeper of His Majesty’s Privy Purse and the person 


appointed by His Majesty, have respectively taken the oath prescribed by Act 51 Geo, III. c.28, and when the said oath was taken ; 
Withdrawn, txviti. 86, 


See Accounts and Papers, 4141-2. Addresses, 347. Committees, 1361. Supply, 4466. 
Privy Seal :——See Accounts and Papers, 4143. Signet and Privy Seal Offices. 
Prizage and Butlerage of Wines :—see Accounts and Papers, 2724. 4144-4147. Committees, 1325. 
Supply, 2239. Wine, 4. 8. 11, 12. 


Prizes : Bills relative to Prizes, Prize Courts and Prize Money : 
1. For the better regulation of Prize Courts in the West Indies and America; Ordered, v1. 330. Presented; printed; 497. Instruction 
for granting to the Judge of the Vice Admiralty Courts at the Islands of Jamaica or Martinico, or at Halifax in America, annuities, to 


take place on resignation, 536. Bill re-committed, 569. Instruction for granting salaries to Judges of Vice Admiralty Courts in the 
West Indies, or at Halifax in America, 583. nk, a. 664. 


2. To revive and continue Act 33 Geo. III. for the relief of Captors of Prizes with respect to Prize Goods; Ordered, Lv11. 57. Presented, 59. 


R.A. 73. 
3. For the relief of Captors of Prizes ; Ordered, rv111. 601. Order of leave discharged ; House resolves to go into a Committee, to consider 
of granting 1¢lief to the Captors of Prizes ; 613. See Committees, 929. 


4. For the relief of Captors of Prizes, with respect to bringing and landing certain Prize Goods in this kingdom; Ordered; Instruction for 


preventing the ciandestine importation of spirits, tea, and other goods into Great Britain, by vessels commissioned by letters of marque 
or general reprisals; tv111.618. Bill presented, 621, Rr. a. 690. 


5. For better securing the regular distribution of Prize Money, and for the regulation of Prize Agents; Ordered, rx. 271. Presented ; 
printed; 272. Petition of Navy and Prize Agents against; to lie on the Table until Second reading, and Counsel ordered; 282. 
Second reading put off for three months, 368. 


6. For allowing the sale of certain East India Prize Goods in the port of Liverpool ; Ordered, 11x. 336. Presented, 340. Petition of Merchants 
of London against ; to lie on the Table till Report is received, and Counsel ordered; 349. Report further considered; House informed 
that the Petitioners desired to be heard on Third reading ; Petition to lie on the Table till Third reading, and Counsel ordered; 364. 
Counsel heard, and Bill passed, 369. nk. a. 400. 


7. To authorize the payment of Prize Money arising from captures made by ships of His Sicilian Majesty, in conjunction with British ships, 
to the Sicilian Envoy, for the use of the Officers and. Men of such ships; Ordered; presented; Lx11. 261. Rr. a. $64. For 
extending the provisions of so much of said Act as respects the payment of Prize Money arising from captures made by Foreign in con, 
junction with British ships to captures made by the land forces of Foreign States in conjunction with the British ; Ordered; presented ; 
LXIII. 435. R.A. 464. 





8. For depositing Prize Goods liable to duty in warehouses, under the care of the Officers of the Customs and Excise, and for reducing spirits 
condemned as Prize to a proper strength for home consumption ; Ordered, Lx111. 428. Presented, 430. R. a. 464. 


9. To permit Goods brought in as Prize, and restored by the Court of Admiralty, to be sold or transferred in this kingdom without paying the 
home consumption duty ; Ordered, Lx1v.259. Presented, 265. R.A. 305. 


11, For authorizing the sale of Prize Goods lodged in warehouses after a certain period ; Ordered ; presented; LXVI.377. R. A. 433- 
12. For extending Acts 45 and 49 Geo. III. to American Prizes ; Ordered; presented; LXVIII. 459. R. A. 542. 


13. For the relief of the Captors of Prizes, with respect to the admitting and landing of certain Prize Vessels and Goods in Ireland ; Ordered, 
LxXx.212. Presented; printed; 219. R.a. 266. 


See Accounts and Papers, 49-115. 3475. 4148-4154. Army, 19-25. Committces, 613. 929-932- 1575, 1576. 
Courts of Justice, 1. 6. 11. Greenwich Hospital, 4. Laws Espiring, 8. Malta, 2, 3. Navy, 4. 6. 11, 
12, 17. 36, 37. Petitions, 423. Proctor General, Ships and Vessels, 3. 


Probates of Wills t———See Accounts and Papers, 4155. Navy, 31. Stamps, 11. Supply, 4549. 5024. 5416. 
Proceedings of the House :—see Journats Orders, 99. Fetes. 


Proclamations : 


1. Respecting the meeting and holding of the First Parliament of the United Kingdom, and appointing the time and place of meeting thereof ; 
LVI. 2. 


2. Concerning the Royal Style and Titles, the Ensigns Armorial, Flags and Banners of the United Kingdom; tvt. 3. 


3. For dissolving the Old, and calling New Parliaments; Lv1I1. 2.—LXII. 1, 557.—LXVIII. 1.—LXxv. 105. ———— For the calling of 
a New Parliament; txx1v. 2. 


4. For further Prorogation of Parliament; Lv1tt. 4. 


5. Declaring the death of Queen Charlotte, [under the Regency Act,] and for further proroguing the New Parliament ; LXXxrv. 5. 
6. For Meetings .of Parliament ; LXXIV. 5. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1952. 1954-5. 4157-4159: Addresses, 423. 523-525- Parliament, 11-13. Supply, 
Key to Supply. 


Proctor 


PROCTOR——PROVISIONS. 787 





Proctor or Procurator General :——Motion, That the duties of the office of His Majesty's Proctor or Procurator 
General, touching matters of Prize in the High Court of Admiralty, are so extensive, that it is expedient that three or more Proctors 
of the same Court should be appointed to exhibit and proceed respectively in behalf of His Majesty, for the purpose of bringing to 
adjudication any capture or captures made by Officers and others in His Majesty’s service ; Negatived, Lx111. 435. 


Professions :—See Property Tax. 
Progress -——See Bills, 536, 537. Reports, 285. 292. 294. 


P romissory Notes : Bills relative to Promissory Notes, Bills of Exchange, &amp;c, 


1. For further suspending the operation of Acts 15 and 17 Geo. III. for restraining the negociation of Promissory Notes and Bills of Exchange 
in England; Ordered, tvi111.19. Presented; printed; 29. Rr. a. 102. 
2. To continue, amend and render more effectual Acts 39 and 40 Geo. III. of the Parliament of Ireland, respecting the negociation of 


Promissory Notes and inland Bills of Exchange; Ordered, tviit. 517. Presented, 561. R. a. 596. ——— For suspending the 
operation of said Act; Ordered, L1x. 30. Presented, 31. R. A. 55. 


3. For preventing the forging and counterfeiting of Foreign Bills of Exchange, Foreign Promissory Notes, &amp;c.; Ordered; presented; Lv111 
673. R. A. 6go. 5 : 


4. ‘To repeal “4 much of Acts 15 and 17 Geo. III. as relates to making void certain Promissory Notes ; Ordered, Lx. 149. Presented, 155- 
R, A. 165. 


o 


To amend Acts for restraining the negociation of certain Promissory Notes and inland Bills of Exchange in Ireland; Ordered, ux. 174. 
Presented ; printed; 177. Again printed, 237. R. a. 280. To extend and amend the provisions of said Act; Ordered, ux111. 95- 
Presented ; printed ; 245. Passed, 267. Not returned from the Lords. To regulate the issue of Promissory Notes and Bills 
of Exchange in Ireland; Ordered, Lx. 213. Not proceeded in, 


6. To restrain the negociation of Promissory Notes and inland Bills of Exchange under a limited sum, in England; Ordered, LX111. 404- 
Presented; printed; 411. R. A. 464. 








7.  Tocontinue Act to suspend the operation of Act 17 Geo. III. c. 30, for restraining the negociation of Promissory Notes and Bills of Exchange 
in England; Ordered, txx. 22. Presented, 23. nm. a. 64. ‘To revive and continue said Act; Ordered, Lxx1. 251. Presented, 
255. BR. A. 290. 


8. To authorize bankers in England and Ireland to issue and circulate Promissory Notes; Ordered, uxx111. 228. Presented; printed; 232. 
Second reading put off for two months, 303. 





9. To regulate the negociation of Promissory Notes and Bank Post Bills in Ireland; Ordered, txxv. 454. Presented, 458. Further con- 
sideration of Report put off for a month; Bill, as amended, to be printed, 466. Not proceeded in, 


See Aosmmay sae #gmn, 4900-4108. Bills of Exchange. _ Committees, 933-935-1577. Forgery. Laws Expiring, 13. 
Negotiable Securities. Stamps, 14. Supply, 4535. 4547- 5415-5417. gery Expiring, 13 
Promul gation of the Statutes :—see Acts of Parliament, 6-9. Statutes. 


Property ‘Tax : Bills relative to the Property Tax : 


1, Torepealso much of Act 43 Geo. III. [Supply Bill,] as requires Attornies, &amp;c. to retain and pay the duties chargeable upon public 
Annuities ; Ordered, t1x. 176. Presented,177. Instruction for extending the time for hearing appeals, 180. R. A. 255. 


2. For regulating the appointment of Commissioners under Act 43 Geo. III.; Ordered, 1x. 385. Presented, 388. R. A. 430. 


3. To obviate certain inconveniencies which have been experienced in the Accountant General's Office in the Court of Chancery, in the’ 
execution of Act 43 Geo. III.; Ordered, 11x. 397. Presented, 402. R. A. 430. 


4. To explain so mych of Acts 43 Geo. III. and of session 1805, as relates to dividends payable by the East India Company; Ordered, ix. 
435. Not presented. 


5. To repeal certain parts of Act 43 Geo. IIT. and to consolidate and render more effectual the provisions for collecting the duties granted 
thereby ; Ordered, Lx. 199. Presented, 200. Printed, 210. Re-committed, 237. Lords Amendments agreed to, 328. rR. a. 338. 


For regulating the manner of assessing lands in certain cases ; Ordered, Lxv. 449. Presented; printed; 452. R. A. 505. 


7. To explain and amend Acts for granting Duties on Profits arising from property, professions, trades and offices, so far as extends to the 
due assessment of the Duties for past years; Ordered, Lxx1. 414. Presented, 425. Printed, 449. R. A. 501. 


Motions relative to the Property Tax : 


8. That the House will early in the next session take into consideration the expediency of discontinuing, from and after the 5th April 1810, 
so much of Act 46 Geo. III. as exempts foreigners from the Property Duty ; Withdrawn, Lx1v. 404. 


9. For leave to bring in a Bill to repeal so much of Property Tax Acts as respects the personal pay of officers of the Army, Navy and Marines ; 
also subalterns of the Militia; officers of the Navy and Army on half pay, and widows pensions; Withdrawn, Lxv, 395. 


11. That the House will early in the next session take into consideration so much of Act 46 Geo. III. c. 65, respecting the Duty on Property, 
as relates to contributions and exemptions under that Act; Negatived, Lxv1. 452. 


12, That for the purpose of carrying into effect the seventh article of Union with Ireland, it is expedient that the profits arising from property, 
professions, trades and offices, with that part of the United Kingdom, be made available to that object; Negatived, Lx x. 241. 


See Accounts and 7 937. 2631. 4170-4220. 5543. 5651. 5666. Annuities, 4. Assessed Taxes, 12. 18, 
Income Taz. etitions, 424-432. Supply, Key to Ways and Means; also, 5341. 5346. 5395-5399. Taxes. 


Prorogations of Parliament :—See House, 377. Members, 168. Parliament, 13. 16. 


Pr osecutions :——See Accounts and Papers, 3223.4221-2. | Amendments, 16. Attorney General, 1. Committees, 274. 
County Rates, 1. Elections, 809. 829. Excise, 9. Melville, Lord. 


Prosecutors :—See Felony, 2. 
Protestants :—See Accounts and Papers, 2359. 5514- Petitions, 538. 
Protestant Charter Schools (Ireland) :—see Accounts and Papers, 4923-4. Petitions, 692. Supply, 
Key to Supply. 
Protestant Dissenting Ministers :—see Accounts and Papers, 3415-6. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Prothonotaries :——See Accounts and Papers 4225-6. Elections, 582. 


Provisions +———Bill for encouraging the export of salted beef and pork from Ireland ; Ordered, 1x11. 684. Presented, 698, R. 4. 775- 
———— To amend said Act; Ordered, txvi. 340. Presented, 357. ®- 4- 410. See Accounts and Papers, 4227-4236. 
Committees, 936-943. 1705. Corn, 13. 22-26. Excise, 1. King, 144. - Laws Expiring, 16, 34. Petitions, 433. 
Supply, Key to Supply. ty 

Provisions 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV, (1801—1820.) 











788 PROVISIONS——PUBLIC. 


res - 
i Provisions in Bills 2 See Bills; 574-583. - - .. Petitions, 845-849. i ' 9 “9 T0loe14 


LAS es Ge i 


Pr ovisional Cavalry :—+See Committees, 57. Horses. 


? 


P runes :—Bill to permit the importation of Prunes the produce of Germany ; Ordered, Lxx1. 317. Presented, 321. Re AL 384. 


See Committees, 944. 
Prussia :——See Accounts and Papers, 4237-4241. 4392. 4394. 4398. 5053-4. 5411-12. 5536. Addresses, 35. 348-(356. 
Committees, 1267. House, 26. Messages, 77,78. Russia, 2. Supply, Key to Supply. ae 
Prussian Yarn :——See Committees, 13.49. "~ Yorn, 1. 


Public Accounts :—Sce Accounts, Public. 
Public Accountants milled Accountants, Public. 
Public Affairs :—see Petitions, 434. 


Public Bills :——Motion, That such an interval of time should elapse between the Second reading and Committal of every Public 
Bill exclusively affecting Ireland, as is directed between the First and Second readings of Irish Private Bills; Negatived, Lxv1. 148. 


Public Buildin S :——Resolutions, That whenever it becomes necessary to erect any great and extensive Building ‘at the 
Public expense, the Surveyor General shall invite a competition of Architects, &amp;c.; That the work shall be performed by contract, 
care being taken under the direction of the Surveyor General that there shall be a constant and effectual superintendence of such 
Architect, &amp;c.; That for such superintendence an adequate but moderate and fixed compensation should be assigned instead of the usual 
mode of a per centage, &amp;c.; Lxxiv. 606. See Accounts and Papers, 5259. Supply, Key to Supply. roo 


Pp ublic Bu SINESS :—Motion respecting the modes of proceeding with respect to Orders of the Day and Notices ; Debate 
thereon adjourned; Lxvi' 124. Resumed; Question amended ; Resolution, That in this present session of Parliament, all Orders of 
the Day set down in the Order Book for Mondays and Fridays shall be disposed of before the House shall proceed upon any Motions of 
which Notices shall be entered in the Order Book; 148. Motion for ditto; Amendment proposed but not made ; Motion. agreed to ;. 
Lxvi1.17. Similar Resolutions; LXVIII. 12.— LXIX, 9. — LXX. 7.—LXxI, 8.—LxxuI, 16, —LXXII, 7. — LXX1V. 14.— 
Lxxv. 6, 120. 


Public Debt : 


Public Economy :—see Petitions, 435. 





See Accounts and Papers, 976. 1816-1881. Debt, National. Finances. 


Public Exigencies :—see Petitions, 436. 


Public Expenditure : 


i. Bill to appoint Commissioners to inquire and examine into the Public Expenditure, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx. 220. Presented, 235. Printed,‘ 
236. Lords amendment agreed to, 328. R. a. 338. ——— To rectify a mistake in the name of one of the Commissioners appointed 
by the said Act; Ordered, Lx. 386. Presented, 388. R. A. 430. 


2: Motion, That it is the opinion of the House that the utmost attention to economy in all branches of Public Expenditure which is consistent. 
with the interests of the Public Service, is at all times the duty of the House; Debate thereon adjourned; Lxtv. 331. Further 
adjourned, 348,369. Not resumed. 

3. Motion, That His Royal Highness the Prince Regent will be graciously pleased to direct that a continued and vigilant superintendence be 
exercised over the Expenditure of the State, &amp;c. interrupted by a Message from the Prince Regent for the attendance of the House in 
the House of Peers at the close of the session; Lx xiv. 639. : 

See Accounts and Papers, 2523-2535- Amendments, 42. Committees, 453-456. 945-6. Finance. Military 
Inquiry. Petitions, 437. 


Public Finances :-- -See Finance. 
Public Harbours :—see Docks, 1. 


Pu b l i Cc H OUSES :—See Alehouses. Committees, 1629. Petitions, 438. 


Public Income and Expenditure : 

1... Motion, that it be made a Standing Order of the House, that in each year there be laid before the House an Account of the Public Income 
and Expenditure, together with all such subsidiary Accounts as relate thereto for the preceding year ending the 5 January on or before © 
the 10 February ; Negatived, LXV. 459. 

2. Motion, that the several Accounts and Papers presented to the House in the present session [1811] relating to the Public Income and ~ 
Expenditure of Ireland be referred to a Committee to inquire into the same ; Previous Question thereupon negatived ; Lxvi, 188. 

See Accounts and Papers, 4275-4327. Committees, 453-456. 945-6. 1706-1721. 2019. House, 37. Public 
Expenditure. 


Public Money : 


1, . Bill for the more effectually preventing the Embezzlement of Money, or securities of Money belonging to the Public by any Collector, 
Receiver, or other persons entrusted with the receipt, care, or management thereof; Ordered, Lx1v. 57. Presented; printed ; 246. 
Considered ; reporied; Report to be further considered in three months; Bill as amended to be printed ; 396. 


2. Bill for more effectually preventing the embezzlement of Money, or securities for Money, belonging to the Public ; Ordered, rxv. 11, P¥e- 
sented ; printed; 13. Again printed, 67. Re-committed, 97. Again priated, 184. Again re-committed, 330. Lords amendment 

agreed to, 464. R. a. 482. 
3. Tenth Report of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry, and Report from Select Committee thereon, read; Motion, That in September 1796 
‘Messrs. Boyd, Benfield &amp; Co. being then contractors for two loans, in the progress of payment did represent to Mr. Pitt and 
Lord Melville their inability to make good an instalment falling due on g September 1796, on account of the general embarrassments at 
that time affecting both Public and Private Credit, and the particular line of conduct adopted by the Bank in limiting their accom- 
modations in the way of discount ; Mr. Chancellor -of the Exchequer heard in his place, and having withdrawn; Previous Question 
negatived upon that and upon three other Motions relative to the advancing of £. 40,000. to Messrs. Boyd, Benfield &amp; Co. out of 
Monies issued to the Treasurer of the Navy for Navy services ; Motion, That the advance of £. 40,000. out of Monies which had been 
appropriated by Parliament for Navy services to assist the house of Messrs. Boyd, Benfield &amp; Co. was contrary to law, &amp;c. ; Question 
‘amended, and Resolution, That the-advancing the said sum of £. 40,000. on unquestionable securities, which have been regularly 
discharged, «was adopted for ‘the purpose of averting consequences which might have proved highly injurious to the financial and 
commercial interests of the country, and although not conformable to law, appeared at the time to be called for by the peculiar 
exigencies of Public Affairs; Bill to indemnify all persons concerned in issuing the said £.40,000.; Ordered, Lx, 380,... See 
_Andemnity, 9. 
j 4. Motion 




































PUBLIC—QUAYS. 789 
Public Money—continued. 
4. Motion, That the applying any sums of appropriated or unappropriated ae | to uses not voted or addressed for by Parliament during the 


sitting, and without communication to Parliament, is a misapplication of Public Money, is contrary to, and dangerously invades the 
privileges of the House ; Previous Question thereupon negatived, LX1v. 259. 


ger en _ Papers, 35. 1477-1499. 1915-1922. 2362-2368. 3440-3449.4275-4327. Addresses, 56. Melville, Lord, 
Public Notaries :—see Notaries. 
Public Offices. :—see offences, 1. Offices. 
Public Records :—see Records. 
Public Revenues :—see Revenue. 


Public Services :—Bitl for defraying the charge of certain permanent Public Services in Ireland ; Ordered, uvt.958. Pre- 
sented, 266. R. A. 333. See Accounts and Papers, 4506. Addresses, 33. 319. Committees, 951. Military Survey. 


Public Stores :——Bill to extend the provisions of Acts 9 and 10 William III. c. 41, to all Public Stores; Ordered, tx vuit. 614. 
Presented, 621. Printed, 628. . a. 658. ——— To repeal said Act 53 Geo. III. and to extend the provisions of Acts relating to His 
Majesty’s Naval Ordnance and Victualling Stores to all Public Stores; Ordered, Lxx. 392. Presented, 399. R. a. 444. See 
Navy, 61-66. 


Public Whipping :—see Female Ofenders. 

Pablic Works :—see Accounts and Papers, 5258-5260. Commercial: Credit, 3. Supply, 5107. 
Publicans :—see Alehouses. Petitions, 438. Victuallers. 

Purchasers :—see Decrees. 

Purfleet Lands :—sSee Accounts and Papers, 3780. Ordeance, 8, '9- 

Pursers :—sce Accounts and Papers, 3676-7. _ Petitions, 578. 


Pursuivants :—See Accounts and Papers, 2786. 








; Q. 
QUALIFICATION of Members: 


1. Bill for regulating the trial of Controverted Elections for Ireland, and. for regulating the Qualification of Members to serve in the United 
Parliament ; Ordered, tv1. 504. Presented; printed; 511. Again printed, 549. Re-committed, 577. Again printed, 595. 
R. A. 664. ———— Bill for further regulating the Qualification of Members; Ordered, Lxxiv. 236. Presented; printed; 244. 
Again printed, 283. R. A. §29- Bill for the better regulating of Elections of Members, and to alter and amend the Qualification 
Oath ; Ordered, Lx xrv. 276. Presented ; printed; 279. ' Petitions in favour; to lie on the Table; From Petersfield, 413. Winchester, 
378. Petition from Great Grimsby against, 413. Second reading put off for six months, 416. 


2. Accountof Qualifications delivered to the Clerk of the House, and oath thereof taken and subscribed,—By the Speaker and other Members at 
the beginning of a New Parliament; Lv1i1. 8,9.—LXI11. 4, 5, 560.—LXVIII. 5.—LX X1V. 9,—LX XV. 109.——— By Members rewrned 
upon New Writs at the beginning of the session; LVI. 3.—LIX. 3.—LX. 3.—LXI. 3.—LXIII. 3.—LXIV. 3.— LXV. 3.—LXVI. 3, 4.— 
LXVII. 3-—LXX. 3.—LXXI. 3-—LXXII. 3.— LXXIII. 3.—LXXV. 3. ——==— By a Member returned to serve in the last Parliament of 
Great Britain, but who had not-taken his seat there at the beginning of the First Parliament of the United Kingdom; tv1. 7.——— 
By a Member returned upon a New Writ on the accession of King George the Fourth. [Note. Members returned upon New Writs 
during the session do deliver in accounts of Qualifications but no entries thereof are made in the Journals.} 





3. Time allowed to a Member petitioned against to leave with the Clerk of the House an account of his Qualification; t1x. 7. See 
Elections, 784. 

4. Leave given to an Agent to sign and deliver in a particular of Qualification of a Member petitioned against who was abroad; LXxv. 245. 
See Elections, 785. 


5. Resolution of 21 November 1717, “ That if any sitting Member shall think fit to question thé Qualification of a Petitioner, he shall 
within fifteen days after Petition read, leave notice thereof in writing with the Clerk,” &amp;c.; Read, and Motion, That the notice delivered 
to the Clerk by Mr. Pelham requiring Mr. Loft, the Petitioner against the last return for the borough of Great Grimsby, to deliver in 
a particular of his Qualification, might be read negatived, LX111. 91. 


Qualifications (Militia) :——See Accounts and Papers, 3357-3360. 


Quarantine : Bills relative to Quarantine : 
1. For repealing the duties on ships and vessels performing Quarantine in Great Britain, and granting other duties in lieu thereof, &amp;c. ; 
Ordered, Lx. 29. Presented; printed; 31. Re-committed, 71. R. A. 132. 


2. For SOT spre 9 and further provisions for the performance of Quarantine in Great Britain ; Ordered, x1. 483. Presented, 486. 
R. A. 546. 


3. For removing doubts as to the power of appointing Superintendants of Quarantine ; Ordered; rxv. 184. Presented, 191.~ R. a. 253. 


To authorize Officers of Customs to act for the Superintendant of Quarantine ; Ordered, Lxvi.325- Presented, 333. ®. 4. 387. 
See Accounts and Papers, 260. 1175. 3665. 4242-3. Committees, 952-3. Indemnity, 12. Laws Espiring, 9. 33- 
Supply, 872. 2200. 


Quarantotti, Monseigneur : —see Addresses, 359. 

Quarrel Haven :—see Petitions, 693. 

Quarter Master General :—see Postage, 4. 

Quarter Sessions :—see Appeals to Sessions. Fees, 5. Orders, 35- —-‘Sestions. 


Quartern Loaf :—see Accounts and Papers, 1052. 1559. 1562. 


Quassia :——Bill for charging an additional duty on Lignum Quassia imported into Great Britain; Ordered, Lviti. 630. Presented, 
640. - R.A. 6go. See Committees, 954. 

Quays :—See Docks. Legal Quays. 

Quebec: 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801~1820. 


190 QUEBEC——QUESTIONS. 





Qu ebec :—Bill to amend Act 28 Geo. III. for allowing the importation of rum or spirits from the colonies in the West Indies into 
~ * Quebec withoat payment of duty; Ordered, Lx vist. 398, Presented, 335. RB. a. 416. See Accounts and Papers, 4341. Com- 
mittees, 615. 638. 958-961. 1581. Laws Expiring, 9. 24. 


Queen Anne’s Bounty :—~See Accounts and Papers, 1287-1996. Addresses, 131, 132. Clergy, 8. Supply, 
Key to Supply. 


Queen Charlotte : 

1. House congratulates Her Majesty—On the happy nuptials of the Princess Charlotte with the Prince of Cobourg, and appoints eight 
Members to attend her; Lxx1. 340. Answer, 358. On the happy nuptials of the Princess Mary with the Duke of Gloucester, 
and appoints eight Members to attend her; 1xx11. 15. Answer, 22. On the happy nuptials of the Princess Elizabeth and the 
Hereditary Prince of Hesse Hombourg, and appoints eight Members to attend her; rxx111.2¢8. Answer, 953. On the happy 
nuptials of the Duke of Cambridge with the Princess of Hesse, and appoints a Member to attend her; Lxxri1. 424, Answer, 424. 


2. House condoles with Her Majesty on the calamitous and untimely death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte Augusta; Lx X111. 9. 











Answer, 25. 
See Accounts and Paperte 5192. Addresses, 36, § 111. Note. Committees, 779. King, 11, 12. Messages, 46. 
89. 115. ‘arliament, 13. Proclamations, 5. Resolutions, 5. Speeches, 64. Supply, 4467, 4468. 


Queen Caroline : 
1. Message from His Majesty, that He thinks it necessary, in consequence of the arrival of the Queen, to communicate to the House certain 
papers respecting her conduct since her departure from this kingdom ; Resolution for Address of Thanks for the Message, and to assure 
His Majesty, that the House will proceed to-take the same into their immediate consideration ; Papers referred to in the Message pre- 
sented, sealed up; Message to be considered on the morrow; Papers to be kept in custody of the Clerk, sealed as they now are; 
Lxxv. 281. Communication from the Queen made to the House by Mr. Brougham, Her Majesty’s Attorney-General; Message 
considered ; Motion that the papers referred to in the Message be referred to a Select Committee, to consider the matter thereof, and to 
report the same, with their observations; Debate thereon adjourned; 288. Further adjourned, 296, 302, 319, 325, 339, 344, 356. 
Order for resuming debate discharged, 412. 


2. Motion, That the House has learned, with unfeigned and deep regret, that the late endeavours to frame an arrangement, which might avert 
the necessity of a public inquiry into the information laid before the two Houses of Parliament, have not led to that amicable adjustment 
of the existing differences in the Royal Family, which was so anxiously desired by Parliament and the nation, &amp;c.; Amendment pro- 
posed thereto, but not made; main Question agreed to; Resolution to be laid before Her Majesty ; four Members to attend Her Majesty 
therewith ; Lxxv.344. Her Majesty’s Answer, declining to withdraw her appeal to public justice, 352. 


3. Committee appointed to inspect the Lords Journals with relation to any proceedings had respecting the conduct of Her Majesty, and to 
make report thereof to the House; Three to be the quorum; Lxxv. 405. Report; to lie on the Table, 411. Another Committee 
appointed ; Report; to lie on the Table; 479. Motion that a Committee be appointed to inspect the Lords Journals with 
relation to any proceedings had respecting the Bill intituled * An Act to deprive Her Majesty Caroline Amelia Elizabeth of the title, 
prerogatives, rights, privileges and exemptions of Queen Consort of this realm, and to dissolve the marriage between His Majesty and 
the said Caroline Amelia Elizabeth ;” Amendment proposed to leave out from the word “ That,” in order to add the words “ An humble 
Address be presented to His Majesty, praying that he will be graciously pleased te prorogue the Parliament” instead thereof; Question, 
that the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question, resolved in the affirmative; main Question put; Committee appointed ; 
480, Report ; to lieon the Table, 481. Another Committee appointed, 482. Report; to lie on the Table, 484. 


4. — Leave given to Her Majesty’s Attorney General and Solicitor-General, and to Dr. Lushington (Members of the House) to plead at the bar 
of the House of Lords against the Bill now pending in that House concerning Her Majesty ; and leave given to His Majesty’s Attorney 
General and Solicitor General to plead in favour of thesaid Bill ; and said leaves not in time coming to be drawn into precedent; 444. 
5. Motion for an Address for a copy of any commission or instruction issued by His Majesty’s commands since the departure of Her Majesty 
‘the Queen from this country in 1814, for taking depositions relating to Her Majesty; Previous Question thereupon negatived, 
LXXV. 412. 


6. Motion for an Address for copies of all official papers relating to the service of plate presented to Her Majesty in 1808; Withdrawn, 
LXXvV. 457. Motion again made and negatived, 464. 


See Accounts and Papers, 4244-4246. Addresses, 37. Committees, 1885, 1886. Complaints, 24. House, 27. 
Messages, 91. 117. Petitions, 439. Resolutions, 6. Speeches, 74. 
Queen's Fer r y Passage &gt;—— See Accounts and Papers, 4247. Committees, 1506. Ferries, 1. 3. 5. 





Questions. 


I. Main Questions; 1—€. 
Il. Questions Amended ; 7. 
III. Previous Questions ; 8—t48. 


1.— Resowed in the Affirmative ; 8—28. | 3.—Previous Questions Withdrawn; 133—148. 
2.— Passed in the Negative ; 29—132. 


IV. Questions resolved in the Affirmative; 149—379. 
V. Questions passed in the Negative ; $81—932. 
VI. Incidental Proceedings ; 933—938. 


I. Main Questions : 


1. Main Questions put; xvz. Q.—LVII. 78.—LVIII. 107.—LIx. 188.—Lx. 46.—Lx1. 266.—Lx11. 9.—LXIII. 179.—LXIV. 10:—Lxv. 
14-—-LXVI, 21.—LXVII. 17.—LXVIII. 9.—LXIX. 90.—-LXX. 63.—Lxx1. 64.—LXXII. 10.—EXXIII. 41,—LXXIV. §2.— 

LXXV. 7, &amp;c.———— After Motions for Adjournment withdrawn, Lxvi11. 272, 505. After proposed Amendments 
withdrawn, Lxv1. 34.—.Lxx. 146, 385. After previous Questions resolved in the Affirmative, L¥I. 90.—EVIII. 425.— 

LIX. 258.—LXI. 305.—uxv. 146.—LXxVI. 21-—LXVIII. 592-—LXxX. 63.—LX XR. '79-—-DXXEV. 178.—Lxxv. 253, &amp;c. —— 

After Motion for Adjournment negatived, LXVII. 103. After Motion for adjourning Debate negatived, Lx1v. 10, Main 

. -_ Questions put and Divisions thereon, tv1. 200,—LV1II. 326.—L1I1x. 326, &amp;c. 




















2. Main 





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QUESTIONS—continued, 









1. Main Questions—continued. 


2. Main Questions put and negatived ; LXIII. 179.—LXVI. 421.—LXxyII. 47, 366.—Lxvim. 242. 






































3. Main Questions amended put; LVI. 25.—LVII. 303—=LVIII. 318.—LIX. 154.—LX. 104.—-LXI. 132—=LX1I, 115.—LXIII. 60,— 
LXIV. 111.—LXV. 17,—-LXVI. 148.—LXxvil. 8.—LXvVIII. 131.—LXX. 14.—LXXI. 62,—LxXII. 15§6.—Lxxi11. 85:—txxIVv. 
64.—Lxxv. 28, &amp;c. Main Questions amended, put,—And negatived; Lx1I1. 1§6.—LXVIII. 249. And superseded by 
reading the Orders of the day; LXviII. 279. 


4. Main Questions proposed; Lx11. 818.—uxx. 120, ——_——— Main Question amended, proposed; LXIV. 414. 


5. Main Questions again proposed,—After Motion for Adjournment withdrawn ; Lxx. 120. —«a== After Motion for reading Orders of the 
day, withdrawn ; LXX. 97.————— After Motion for reading Orders of the day, negatived; 1X. 420,——_ After Motion for 
adjourning Debates thereon negatived; Lxv1. 154. ——— After Previous Question proposed and withdrawn; LXIv. 414, ———— 
After Amendments proposed, and not made to Questions ; x11. 164.—LXV1I. 103. 


6. Original Question again proposed,—After Motion for reading the other Order of the d tived; LXIv. 246, ——amee i 
Question proposed and withdrawn &gt; LXVI. 347. ' a oe . a aa 


II. Questions Amended : 


7. LVI. 25.—-LVII. 303.—-LVIt1. 486.—LIX. 347.—LX. 260.—LXI. 132.—LXII. 614.—Lx111. 60.—LXIV. 380.—Lxv. 38.—LXVI. 
493.~—LXxvIl. 465,—LXVIII. 131.—=-LXIX. 296,—LXX. 14.—LXXI. 391.—LXXII. 344-—-LXXIII, 231—-LXXIV. 351—-EXXV, 


179, &amp;c. See Amendments, 1-18, 
III. Previous Questions: 


(1.)—Resolved in the Affirmative,—relative to— 
Accounts, Public :—See infra, 22. 





8. Agricultural Distress:—That the several Petitions upon the subject of Agricultural Distress be referred to a Select Committee ; 
To report their opinion, LXxv. 253. 


9. Chatham, Earl of :—That the Earl of Chatham did privately transmit to His Majesty a narrative of his proceedings in the expedition 
to the Scheldt; txv. 146. 


11. Cotton Wool :—For the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider so much of Act 43 Geo. III. c. 153, as relates to importing 
Cotton Wool in neutral ships; txvitt. 619. 


12. Criminal Laws :—For appointing a Select Committee to consider so much of the Criminal Laws as relates to capital punishment in 
felonies; Lxx1v. 178. 


Davison, Alexander :—See infra, 15. 


13. East India Company :—For agreeing with the Committee of the Whole House on their afiairs, in a ¢ertain Resolution; 
LXVIII. 592. 


Elections : 
14. That Mr. Speaker do issue his warrant for a new writ for the county of Gloucester; Lxv1. 31. 


15. For agreeing with the Ilchester Election Committee in their Resolution, That Alexander Davison was engaged in a system of corruption ; 
LVIII. 425. 


16. Elgin, Earl of :—For referring the Earl of Elgin’s Petition to a Committee; Lx x1. 73. 
17. Greenwich Hospital :—That the appointment of Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital is not a commission in the Army or Navy; 
LXXI. 453- 


18. Hardinge, Captain :—~For Address for erecting a monument to the memory of Captain George Nicholas Hardinge, for his eminent 
services; LXIV. 324. 


Ilchester Election :—See supra, 15. 
19. King George LI. :—For agreeing with Resolution of Committee of the Whole House, That it is the right and duty of Lords and 


Commons to provide means for supplying the defect of the personal exercise of the Royal Authority, arising from His Majesty's indis- 
position; LxyI. 21. 


21. Ministers :——Approving the conduct of His Majesty’s Ministers for the vigorous measures which were adopted by them, for the purpose 
of removing out of the reach of His Majesty’s enemies the fleet and naval resources of Denmark; Lx111. 196. 


22. Money, Public :—That it appears to this House, that on the 18th June 1782, the House of Commons in a Committee of the Whole 
House, came to certain Resolutions for keeping down the balance of Public Money, which appears to have usually been in the hands 
of the Treasurer of the Navy, also approving the conduct of the Commissioners of Public Accounts; Lx. 201-2. 


Monuments :—See supra, 18. 
Neutral Ships :—See supra, 11. 
23. Orange Societies :—For laying before the House certain Papers relating to Orange Societies in Ireland; Lxx. 63. 
24. Poors Rate :—For leave to bring in Bill for relieving certain persons from the payment of the Poors Rates, and for extending parochial 
relief; LVI. 90. 
25. Resolutions :—For agreeing with Committees in Resolutions; Lv111. 425.--LXVI. 21.—LX VIII. §92. 
26. Scheldt :—For the House to resolve itself into Committee on the policy and conduct of the late Expedition to the Scheldt; xv. 14. 
See supra, 9. 
Treasurer of the Navy :—See supra, 22. 


27. Vincent, St. Earl of :—That it appears to the House, that the conduct of the Earl St. Vincent in his late naval administration has 
added lustre to his exalted character, and is entitled to the approbation of the House; ix1. 305. 


28. Wellesley, Marquis of :—For giving the Thanks of the House to the Most Noble Richard Marquis Wellesley, Governor General in 
the East Indies; 11x. 258. 


(2.)—-Passed in the Negative,—relative to— 


29. Admiralty Court :—That the officers and seamen of His Majesty’s Navy are entitled to the highest consideration of the House, &amp;c. ; 
LXV. 493- That by an Order in Council of Queen Anne, proceedings in the Court of Admiralty against prizes, were directed to be 
in her Majesty’s name, but the captors to have leave to come in for their interests ; Lxv. 493. r 


30. Admiralty Office :—For an Address for reducing the number of the Lords of the Admiralty; Lxx1t. r10. 





31; Aliens : 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 










792 QUESTIONS—continued. 





III. Previous Questions—continued. 
(2. )}—Passed in the Ne egattve—continued. 


‘BL. Aliens :—Respecting certain instructions which were issued on 6 May 1813 from the Office of Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, 
respecting Aliens ; two other Motions relative thereto; Lxx. 183. 


32. American Claims :—tThat the Petitioners whose claims have been adjudged good by the Commissioners of American Claims, have 
established such a case as forms an equitable ground for Parliamentary inquiry ; Lxvi11. 505. 


33. -Antwerp :——For laying before the House any plan or plans of the works or fortifications of Antwerp in the possession of Ministers ;:Lxv. 86. 
Such information as Ministers are in possession of relative to the fortresses of Antwerp, Lillo, and Liefkenshoecks, 86. 


34. Appeals :—-For appointing a Committee to inspect Lords Journals for the purpose of ascertaining the number of appeals before that House ; 
LXVI. 154. 


Aris, Mr. :—See infra, 51. 


35. Austria :—For an Address for the Prince Regent to take into consideration the sum due to Great Britain from Austria on account of 
loans raised in 1795 and 1797; Lxx1. 408. ‘ 


36. Bank of England :——For appointing a Committee to inquire into the circumstances of the recent fraud on the Bank by Robert Astlett ; 
Lvi11. 601. For Addresses for laying before the House,—Account of sums paid by Government to the Bank for interest on 
loans since the Bank ceased to make its payments in gold; Lv11. 293. Account of cash balances in the hands of the Bank on ist-and 
15th of each month between 1 February 1807 and 1 April 1815, resulting from payments under the head of Customs, and all other 
branches of the public revenue ; resulting from the Postmaster General’s account with the Bank; balances belonging to the different 
departments of Government, including balances of the Accountant General; Lx x. 224. See infra, 55. 





37. Bank Notes :—For Address for laying before the House an account of the aggregate amount of One and Two Pound Bank Notes in 
circulation, dated anterior to 1 January 1816; Lxxi1. 464. See infra, 49. 


38. Barracks :—For Address for laying before the House certain papers relating to the building of Barracks at Brading, and the renting of 
Barns in the division of Sandown Bay to be used as Barracks ; “x1. 313. 


39. Bleaching Powder :—For the House resolving itself into Committee to consider of certain Acts relating to Bleaching Powder ; 
Lxx. 76. 


4l. Boyd, Benfield, &amp; Co. :— Four Motions relative to the advancing £.40,000. to the house of Boyd, Benfield, &amp; Co. out of 
monies issued to the Treasurer of the Navy for Navy services; Lx. 380. 


42. Burdett, Sir Francis :—That it appears to the House, that the actions brought by him against the Speaker and Serjeant at Arms, are 
for acts done in obedience to the Orders of the House ; txv. 480. 


43. Canning, Mr, :—Relating to his appointment as Ambassador Extraordinary to the Court of Lisbon; Lx x11. 242. 
44. Ceylon :—For Address for laying before the House certain papers relative to the war in Ceylon; L1x. 152. 


45. Charities :—For an Address, That the Prince Regent would instruct any Commissioners who may be appointed under a Bill for appointing 
Commissioners to inquire of the Charities in England and Wales, to inquire into the abuses of Charities, not connected with Education ; 
LXXIII. 415. 


46. Churches :—For an Address for erecting free Churches, as national monuments in honour of the victories of Trafalgar and Waterloo ; 
LXXI. §13. 


47. Cintra :—That the Convention concluded at Cintra on the 30 August 1808, and the maritime Convention concluded off the Tagus, on 
3 September 1808, appear to the House to have disappointed the hopes and expectations of the country ; LX1v. 71. 


48. 


Civil List :—For Address, for account of additions made during the reign of King Geo. IIT. to the Civil List, as settled by Act 1 Geo. III.; 
LXXxVv. 138.- For Address, for account showing the amount in totals which has been paid for each class since 5 January 1815, in 
respect to the charge of the Civil List in each year from that period to 5 January 1820; Lxxv.138. Return of all payments under 
the head of Civil Contingencies during the same period, 138. Abstract Account of issues during the same period, for allowances to the 
Royal Family ; for the Judges, and for all services formerly paid out of the Civil List, but from which the Civil List has at various - 
times been relieved ; a Return of gross and net amount of Civil List in Scotland, from 2 February 1816 to 2 February 1820; an 
Account of appropriations of reserved revenues in Scotland, in each year, from 2 February 1816 to 2 February 1820; Reserved revenue 
in Scotland, during the same period, 139. 


Clergy :—See infra, 66. 


49. Coin :—That by the law and constitution of these realms, it is the undoubted right of every man to sell or otherwise dispose of his pro- 
perty for whatever he deems to be its value, and that every man possessed of a Bank Note has an undoubted right to give it away for 
nothing, or in exchange for whatever he pleases, &amp;c.; That any statute to restrain this right, would be contrary to the principles of the 
British Constitution, &amp;c.; uxvi. 465.—Lxvitt. 60. 


51. Cold Bath Fields Prison :—rThat Mr. Aris, the Governor of Cold Bath Fields Prison, be called before the House ; Lv1. 35. 





52. Controul, ‘President of the Board of :—Respecting the occupation of a house in Downing Street, by the Right honourable 
Robert Dundas, President of the Board of Controul ; rx1v. 394. 


Courts of Justice : 

53. For leave to bring in a Bill for investing certain Commissioners appointed by the Crown to examine into Courts of Justice, with certain 
powers ; LXx. 83. For leave to bring in a Bill to enable the Commissioners of Courts of Justice to compel the attendance of 
witnesses ; LX xX. 97. For referring the Reports from the Commissioners for inquiring into the states of the Courts of Justice 
in England, Ireland and Scotland, to a Committee; LX XII. 152. 


54 That the Committee of Finance, having in their Tenth Report brought under the view of the House the appointment of two Masters in 
Chancery as Commissioners to examine into the English Courts of Justice, and having adverted to the expense and tendency to prolong 
their duration in Commissions of this nature, this House doth agree with the Committee therein, and that frequent returns of the 
progress made should be submitted to the House; Lx X111. 394. 


55. Debt, National :—Respecting the amount of the Public Funded Debt on 1st February 1793, and upon other Motions relative to the 
Public Finances; v1. 645-647. —=— Respecting the amount of the Public Funded Debt on 1st February 1793, and upon other 
Motions relative to the Public Finances; tvit. 652-655.—=———Relative to the amount of the Public Funded Debt on 1st February 1803, 
and other Motions relative to the Public Finances ; L1x. 435.—==— Relative to the amount of the Public Funded Debt on 1st February 
1803, and other Motions relative to the Public Finances ; Lx. 494~7.———Motions relative to the sums paid by the Public to the Bank 
of England, for the management of the National Debt ; several other Motions relative toditto; LXXI. 197. 


Desuetude :—See infra, 116. 
Downing Street :—See supra, 52: 
Dundas, The Honourable Robert :—See supra, 52. 





56. Dutch 





QU ESTIONS—continued. 793. 


SS ete 
III. Previous Questions—continued. 


(2.)—Passed in the Negative—-continued. 


56. Dutch Prizes, Commissioners ‘of :—That it appears to the House, that to-commit pecuniary trusts to any'persons, without 
providing any check on their proceedings, is a violation of the obvious duty of Government; Lxiv. 265. 


East India Affairs : 


57. That a Committee be appointed to take into consideration, certain papers relating to the proceedings of the East India Company, respecting 
the trade between India and Europe ; tvir. 46. 


58. ~ That this House adheres to the principle established by its unanimous Resolution of 28 May 1782, respecting the conquest and dxtbhisibn of 
dominion in India; Lx. 200. 


59. For Address for dispatch approved by the Court of Directors, dated 3 April 1805, to the Governor General in Council; uxt. 939. 


61. Eleven Motions respecting the affairs of the Nabob Saadut Ali, (Navob of Oude) and the conduct of the Marquis of Wellesley ; xxii. 
177~-8.———Five Motions relative to the Treaty. concluded in. 1798, by Lord Teignmouth, between the. Nabob of Oude and the 
Company, and the Treaty concluded in 1801 by the Marquis of Wellesley ; Lx111. 229, 230. ' 


62. Nine Motions relative to the revenue of the East India Company; LxviI. 513-4. 


63. East India Patronage :——That the House. does. not concur with its Committee on East India Patronage, in that part of their Report, 


wherein they express an opinion, that the immediate consequence of the information therein contained, must be the re-call of a number 
of persons from India; LxIv. 414. 


64. Education :—Motion for an Address for a Commission to be issued to inquire into the Education of the Poor in England and Wales ; 
LX XIII. 415- 


65. Elba :——For an Address for copy of all representations made by the British Government respecting the government of the Italian Republic 
and Isle of Elba by the First Consul; also on the annexation of Piedmont, either previous or subsequent to the Treaty of Amiens ; 
LVIII. 434. 


66. Elections :—For Mr. Speaker to issue his warrant for a new writ for Old Sarum, in the room of Mr. Horne Tooke, who being at the time 


of his Elections in priests. orders, was and is. incapable of sitting in the House; Lv1.353.——— For agreeing with the Ilchester 
Election Committee in three Resolutions of their Special Report ; Lv111. 349. 


67. Exchequer, Court of (Scotland) :——That the House doth agree with the Commissioners of Courts of Justice in Scotland, in that 


part of their Report relative to the Court of Exchequer, That Five Barons are more. than necessary; that the vacancy occasioned by 
Mr. Baron Adam’s resignation, ought not to have been filled up; Lxxv. 214. 


os. Exchequer, Tellers of :—Six Motions respecting the two Tellerships of the Exchequer, held by the Marquis of Buckingham and the 


Earl Camden; Lxvit. 365; 366. —--— For an Address for account of Exchequer Bills and Bank Notes deposited in the chests ‘of the 
Tellers of the Exchequer; Lxx. 224. ; 


69. Excise :—For an Address for copy of Report of the Excise Board of Ireland, containing their observations and the regulations proposed 
as to the Irish distilleries; Lx xv. 466. See infra, 124. 


71. 


_ 


Extents in Aid :—For appointing a Committee to take into consideration the practice of granting out of the Court of Exchequer 
Extents in Aid of the Debtors of the Crown; Lx x1. 414. 


72. Finances, Public :—Several Motions relative thereto; v1. 645-647.— Lvl. 652-655.— LIX. 435.— LX. 494-497. — Lx vil. 
551-554.—LXXI.421, 2.— LX XII. 471.———— Relative to the Public Finances of Jreland; tx x11. 271. See supra, 55. 


73. Ferguson, Thomas :—For an Address to remove him from his office of Surveyor of Taxes for the county of Lanark; Lxx111. 334. 
"4. Foskett, Captain :——Two Motions respecting the case of Henry Foskett, Captain in the 15th Light Dragoons ; Lxv. 472, 473. 


715. France :-—Six Motions for Addresses for laying before the House certain representations made by His Majesty to the French Republic 
since the treaty of Amiens, and other Papers relative to the discussions with France; Lv1i1. 430. Motion blaming the conduct of 
Ministers in the late discussions with France [1803]; Lv111. 474. That it appears to the House, that a sum of £.700,000. sterling 
has been paid by France to this country since October 1815, in lieu of the revenue of the’districts occupied by the British army, and for 
equipments of the army ; several other Motions respecting the indemnity due by France to the Allies; Lx x1. 370. 


76. Gaol Delivery :—For an Address that Commissions of Gaol Delivery may be issued three times in a year; LXXiv.518. 


77. Genoa :—For an Address for copy of Proclamation addressed to the Genoese nation by Lord William Bentinck, dated head quarters, 
26 April 1814; Lxx.97. 


Gibbs, J ohn :—See infra, 124. 
Gold Coin t——See supra, 49. 
78. Greenwich Hospital :—For an Address for an account shewing the revenues of Greenwich Hospital; Lx v111. 301. 


79. Highland Roads and Bridges :——For an Address for issuing a sum to the Commissioners of Highland Roads and Bridges, towards 
repairing the damage done by a storm in October 1819, to the unfinished harbour piers at Peterhead and Bamff; Lxxv. 444. 


81. Hill, Mr. Beauchamp :—That his promotion to the office of Inspector General of Excise in Ireland, was in direct violation of 
Act 46 Geo. III. c. 88; Lxiv. 361. 


82. Holland :—For an Address for copy of any information receivedfrom Mr. Liston, Envoy at the Hague, respecting any armaments 
carrying on in the Batavian Ports since the 1st February 1803, also of any remonstrances in consequence of Mr, Liston’s letter of 
October 23, 1803, respecting French troops in Holland; Lvr11. 434. 


Hunt, Joseph, Esq. :—See infra, 105. 
Ilchester Election Report :—«e supra, 66. 


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. Inland Navigation :—-Four Motions respecting Inland Navigation in Ireland; Lx vit. 469. 


Ireland : | 
84. That the objects for which a Board of Commissioners in Ireland were constituted by Acts 38, 39 and 40 Geo. III. to hear and determine 
the claims of compensation due to loyalists suffering in the rebellion of 1798, ought to have been long since effected, and that the con- 
tinuance of that Board is a useless expenditure of public money ; Lx. 385- That the Board of Commissioners, constituted by Act 
40 Geo. III. ¢. 34, for granting allowances to bodies corporate and individuals in respect to representation franchises extinguished by 
the Union, ought within six months from the present period (June 1805) to adjudge all such claims, as their longer continuance would 
be a useless expenditure of public money; Lx. 385. 





85. Three Motions, That the regulation of the schools already existing in Ireland, and the extension of education, is a matter of public 
deserving the attention of the Legislature; That the researches of the Commission appointed by Act 46 Geo. III. furnish valuable 
materials, and That the House will proceed next session to carry into effect that greatnational work; Lxvir. 465. os. Ki 

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794 QUESTIO NS—contimied. 





III. Previous Questions—continued. 


(2.)—Passed in the Negattve—continied. 
86. King George II]. :—That the House cannot sanction any reduction in the present number of His Majesty's six equerries; LX XIV. 237. 


87. Lampedosa ;—For an Address for copies of ull negotiations with the court of Naples relative to the cession of the Island of Lampedosa ; 
LVIII. 434. 


Law Proceedings :—Relating to fees payable on Law Proceedings by suitors in the courts of aw and equity; Lxxrt. 152. 


89. Life Guards :—For laying before the House a copy of the orders issued to such of His Majesty’s Life Guards as were on duty 13 May | 
1816, within the city and Liberties of Westminster; Lx x1. 365. 


91. Lighthouses :——Respecting Lighthouse Duties on the coast of Ireland, and in England and Wales, and that the Board of Treasury did . 
direct the suspension of those duties ; Lxv111. 386. 


92. Lillo and: Liefkenshoecks :—~For laying before the House any plan or plans of the works or fortifications of; Lxv. 86. See 
also supra, 33." 


Loans :—See supra, 35. infra, 118. 
93. Lotteries :—-Three Motions respecting the establishment of State Lotteries; txx11. 169. 


94. Malt :—That in the Acts of Parliament relating to the duties on Malt passed in the years 1725, 1760, 1779, 17780, and 1787, the principle 
was uniformly recognized of imposing only half the amount of duty on Malt made in Scotland of what was imposed on Malt made in 
England ; several other Motions relating to the duties on Malt; txxv. 403. 


95. Malta :—For an Address for a copy of all representations made on the part of the Maltese inhabitants, from 1 October 1801 to 31 March 
1802, with answers thereto; LV11I. 434.——— For Address for copies of representations made to the French or Spanish Governments 
respecting Malta; Lv1it. 447. 


96. Ministers :—Blaming their conduct in the late discussions with France [1803]; LVI. 474. 


97. Money, Public :—That the applying any sums of appropriated or unappropriated Money to uses not voted or addressed for by 
Parliament during the sitting, and without communication to Parliament, is a misapplication of Publi¢ Money, and dangerous to the 
privileges of the House; Lx1v. 259. ’ 


98. Naval Asylum :—That the appointment of competent and qualified persons from the naval and marine service, to hold offices in the 
Naval Asylum, will be productive of much advantage to the empire; by materially encouraging the naval service, and diminishing the 
public expenditure; ux111. 256. 


99. Naval Revision :—That it is the opinion of the House, that neither of the plans recommended in the Tenth Report of the Commissioners 
of Naval Revision, or any other, respecting the Victualling Board, will be attended with material. good, unless' the’ Members be men of 
real ability, &amp;c.; Lx1v. 160. 


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So 
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. Newfoundland :—Respecting the state of the fisheries carried on on the coasts of Newfoundland, and on the’ coast of Labrador; 
LXX. 3945 


102. New South Wales :—That a Committee be appointed to take into consideration the system of transportation, and the state of the 
colony of New South Wales; LXxIv. 142. 


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Officers :—For the House résolving itself into a Committee to consider of Act 35 Geo. III. c. 94, 80 far as relates to bills drawn by 
Officers serving on foreign stations ; LXVI. 249. 


104. Offices :—For appointing a Select Committee to examine and consider what increase or diminution has taken place since 1798 in the 
number and amount of salaries of Public Offices; Lx xr. 344. 


105. Ordnance :—That for the omission of duty of the Board to take security from Mr. Hunt, the late Treasurer, the Board is deemed 
censurable by the House ; rxv. 280. 


Oude, Nabob of :—See supra, 61. 
Paper Currency :—See supra, 49. 


106. Peace :—That there is nothing in the present circumstances of the war which ought to preclude His Majesty from embracing any fair 
opportunity of acceding to or of commencing a negotiation with the enemy, on a footing of equality, for the termination of hostilities 
on terms of justice and honour; LXx111. 131. 


107. Poor Education :—For an Address for a Commission to inquire into the state of the Education of the Poor throughout England.and 
and Wales; LX XIII. 415- 


108. Privileges :—That whoever shall presume to commence actions against persons for acts done in obedience to the Orders of the House, 
such persons, and all Attornies, Counsel, &amp;c. soliciting or pleading in any such case, are guilty of a breach of Privilege; txv. 480. 


109. Public Income and Expenditure Soma) :——That the several Accounts and Papers presented in session 1811, relating to 
the Public Income and Expenditure of Ir be referred to a Committee to inquire into same; Lxv1. 188. 


111. Queen Caroline :—For an Address for copy of any commission or commissions, instruction or instructions, issued by His Majesty’s 
commands since the departure of Her Majesty the Queen from this country in 1814, for taking depositions or making other inquiries 
relating to Her Majesty; Lxxv. 412. 


142, Revenue :—Respecting the superannuated officers of the Revenue in Irelatid; Lxv. 207, ——&lt;~ That with a view of accelerating the 
period at which relief may be afforded to the country from a part of its burthens, a continued and vigilant superintendance ought to be 
exercised over the expenditure of the State in all its departments; Several other Motions relative to the Public Revenues; Lx xv. 396. 


113. Rochefort Squadron :—-Six Motions relative to the Squadron off Rochefort under the command of Rear Admiral Sir Richard 
Strachan in 1807 and 1808; Lx1I1. 304. 


Saadut Ali, The Nabob :—See supra, 61. 


114. Salt Duties :—For appointing a Committee to inquire into the laws relating to the Salt Duties; Lxx11. 210. ———— Respecting the 
pressure of thé Salt Duties upon the lower orders of the community ; Lx xiv. 368. 


115. Scheldt :—Ten Motions relative to the Expedition to the Scheldt ; xv. 236, 237. See supra, 33. 


116. Scotland :—For aii Address for such parts of the Statute Law of Scotland as the Courts of Justice of Scotland have declared to be 
in desuetude and'no longer binding; Lx x111. 363. 


117. Sidmouth, Lord :—tTwo Motions relative to Lord Sidmouth’s Letter to thé’ Magistrates of the couititty relating to libellous or 
** _ or blasphemous publications; uxx11. 407: 


Strachan, Sir Richard :—See supra, 113. 


118. Subsidies : 


QUESTIONS—continued. 795 


III. Previous Questions—continued. 


(2.)—Passed in the Negative—continued. 


118. Subsidies :—For laying before the House an Account of the several sums advanced by Loan or Subsidy to different States since the 
commencement of the war; LVI. 419. 


119. Sugar :—Relative to Martinico Sugars admitted into Ireland ; txv11. 250. 


121. Switzerland :—For Address for a copy of any Answet which may have been given to the Note verbale delivered to Monsieur Otto by 
His Majesty’s order on the subject of Switzerland, dated October 10, 1802 ; Lv111. 430. 


Tellers of the Exchequer :—See supra, 68. 


122. Tithes :—For leave to bring in Bill to enable Ecclesiastical persons who are entitled to Tithes in Ireland to demise the same at certain 
yéarly rents ; LxIv. 331. 


Tooke, Mr. Horne :—See supra, 66. 
Transportation :——See supra, 102. 


123. Transubstantiation :——For referring Motions for leave to-bring in a Bill for repealing part of Acts 25 and 30 Car. II. respecting 
Transubstantiation, to a Committee of the Whole House; Lxx11. 404.—LX XIII. 324. 


124. Treasury :——Four Motions relative to certain prosecutions instituted by the Board of Excise in the case of John Gibbs, and the 
proceedings of the Treasury thereupon ; Lx x1. 263. 


125. Treaties :—For an Address, That instruction be given to the Plenipotentiaries at Chatillon not to conclude any Treaty of Peace that does 
not contain an amnesty to subjects of France for political offences; 1x1x. 138. 


126. Trinidad :—For an Address representing to His Majesty the great importance of preventing the excéssive importation of négroes into 
the Island of Trinidad ; tv11. 513. 


127. Union, Act of :-—That by the Sixth Article it is enacted that all prohibitions on the export of articles the growth, &amp;c. of either 
country to the other shall cease, &amp;c. ; That this exemption cannot be altered without violation of the compact; LXVIII, 141. 


128. Volunteers :—That the House doth thankfully acknowledge and highly approve the services of the different corps of Yeomanry and 
Volunteers of the United Kingdom ; 1x1. 526. ———— That the House continues to retain its ¢ordial sense of the zealous exertions 
of the several corps of Yeomanry and Volunteers of the United Kingdom ; ixr. 526. 


129. Wales, Prince of :—For appointing a Select Committee to request and receive information respecting certain claims on the Prince 
of Wales; Lv111. 230. 


131, Wellesley, Marquis of :—For printing an article of charge against him; Lx. 448. See supra, 61. 
132. Wool :—For leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the tax on Foreign Wool; Lxxv. 245. 


(3.)\—Previous Questions Withdrawn,—relative to— 


133. Chancery, Court of :—For appointing Committee to inquire into the causes that retard the decisions of suits therein; Lx v1. 347- 


134. Clancarty, Earl of :—For laying before the House an account of the number of days on which he attended at the Post Office and 


the number of papers signed by him during the period of his holding the office of one of the Postmasters General with the dates of his 
appointment and resignation, and the amount of his salary; Lx x1. 254. 


135. Cotton Weavers :—For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the means of relieving the Cotton Weavers which may be 
attempted without injury to the community; LXXv. 373. 


136. Currencies :—For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the expediency of assimilating the Currencies of England and 
Ireland; LXxIv. 540. 


137. Dock Yards :—For laying before the House copies of the examinations and minutes taken by the Lords of the Admiralty on their 
late visitation to the Dock Yards; tv111. 516. 


138. East India Affairs : —That the House does not concur with its Committee appointed to inquire into the abuse of the patronage of 
the East India Company in that part of their Report wherein they express their opinion that the immediate consequence of the infor- 
mation contained in the said Report must be that a certain number of persons will be instantly deprived of their employments, 
recalled from India and declared incapable of again receiving any employment under the Company} LxIv. 413. 


139, Hone, William :—For laying before the House account of the sum received at the Crown Office from him for the copies of the 
informations filed against him by the Attorney General, &amp;c.; LXXIII. 20. 


141. Linen : —For the House to resolve itself into Committee to consider Acts for granting a _— on certain species of British and Irish 
Linens exported; txxv. 266. 


42. London :-—For referring to a Committee Petition of the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of London respecting the production of certain accounts 
relating to the City of London ordered to be laid before the House; 1x x111. 368. 


143. Northern Circuit :—For an address to the Prince Regent that he will issue his commission of Oyer and Terminer and general Gaol 
Delivery for the counties of Westmorland, Cumberland, Durbam and Northumberland and the town and county of Newcastle upon 
Tyne twice in every year, &amp;c.; Lxx111. 76. 


144. Russia :—For address for His Majesty to avail himself of the disposition manifested by the Emperor of Russia to offer his mediation 
between His Majesty and the French Republic tvi11. 456. 


145. Troops on the Continent :—For an Address for copies of any engagements entered into with Foreign powers for the maintenance 
of any British or Foreign Troops on the Continent of Europe; 1xx. 7. 


146. Usury :—For leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the laws which regulate the rate of Interest ; Lxx1. 395. 


147. Wales :—That to keep up a distinction of Judicature between people inhabiting different parts of the realm conducés t0’ no positive 
advantage ; That the original motives which made the ancient separation of Wales from England prudent and even necessary no 
longer exist, &amp;c.; LX XIV. 471. 


148. Wellesley, Marquis :—That the article of charge against the Marquis be printed; 1x1. 269. 


IV. Questions 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 











796 QUESTIONS—continued. ; 
[ee 
LV. Questions resolved in the Affirmative : 

[Form of Question] ; 


149. That certain words proposed to be left out of Questions stand part thereof;?tv1. 9.—Lvit. 78.—LVITI. 318.—LIx. 188.—Lx. 46.— 
Lx1,266,—LX11. 50.—LX111. 156. —LX1V.10.—LXV. 6.—LXVI. 135.—LXVII. 17.—LXVIII. 9.—LXIX. 90.—Lxx. 68.— Lx x1. 64. 
—LXXII. 10.—LXXIII. 9O.—LXXIV. 52-—LXXV. 55, &amp;c.————That certain words,—Be inserted in Questions ; LVI. 25.— 
LVII. 303-—LIX. 157.—LX. 131.—LX111. 68.—.Lx1x. 408. Be inserted in Questions instead of others; Lv1. 25.—LVv1I. 396. 
—LVIII. 400. — LIX. 154.—LX. 175. LXE. 192.-—Lxil. 226.—LXIv. 111.—Lxv. 17.— xvi. 463.—Lxviir. 242..— 
Ltxxv. 76. Be added at the end of Questions; LVI. 103.—LVII. 356.—Lvit. 486.—11x. 182.—Lx. 104.—LXI. 142.—LXII. 244. 
—txit. 60.— LXIV. 152.— LXV. 459.—LXVI. 153. — LXVII. 34.— LXVIII. 131.— LXX. 14,.—LXXI. 279.—Lxx1I. 156. 
—LXXIII. 85.—LXXIV. 314.--Lxxv. 28, &amp;c. Be added instead of others; Lx. 216, 270.—Lxvi1. 280.—LXXIII. 232.— 
Lxxiv,. 306, 


151. That certain words proposed to be left out of proposed Amendments to Questions, stand part of such proposed Amendments ; Lv1t. 456, 
—LX. 291.—LXIV. (131, 143) 152, 247.—LXV. 236.—LX XIII. 339.—LXXIV.451.—LXXxv. 28. 


152. Main Questions resolved in the Affirmative ; Lv11r. 326.—11x. 326. 


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153. That certain words proposed to be left out,—Of Bills stand part thereof; Lv1. 158.—1Lv1s. 460.—LIx. 270.—1Lx. 162.—Lx1..379.— 
LX1I. 817.—LXVI. 40.—LXVII. 337.—LXvitt. 664.—LXIX. 245.—LXX. 157.—LXXI. 402.—LXXII. 124.—=LXXIII. 143.— 
LX XIV. 232.—LxxVv. 58, &amp;c. Of clauses, stand part thereof; tv1. 584.—1Lvi11. 616. Of schedules in Bills, stand part thereof; 
LX xiv. 565, 577- Of Committees Amendments stand, part thereof; 11x. 166.—Lx11. 817.—-LXV1. 39, 40.—LXxI. 382, 397.— 
LXXI1I. 352. Of proposed Amendment to Committees Amendment, stand part of the said proposed Amendment ; Lx1x. 104. 
That certain words,—Be inserted in Bills; Lxxv. 359. Be inserted instead of others; Lxvit. 194, 427. Be added to Clauses; 
Lx1x. 104. Be added at the end of Lords Amendments; Lxxr1v. 609. 





154. To agreeing with Committees in Amendments to Bills; LXvVI. 40, 193-—-LXX. 152. 


155. That certain words proposed to be left out,—Of Resolutions, stand part thereof; LXV. 315.— LXVII. 344.—-LXVIII. 564, 572. — 
LXX. 123, 372-—LXXIII. 127.—LxxIv. 165. Of Schedules in Resolutions, stand part thereof; Lxx1v. 523. Of proposed Amend- 
ments to Resolutions, stand part of such proposed Amendments; Lxviit. 564. For agreeing with Committees in Resolutions 
and Resolutions as amended; txvit. 82.—Lxviit. 564. That certain words,—Be inserted in Resolutions; Lx. 167. Be 
inserted in Resolutions instead of others; Lv1. 31, 264.—LX. 70.—Lxvit. 146.—LxviII. 564, 573-—-LxxI. 440. . Be added 
to Resolutions; Lx v111. 565. 


[ Relative to—] 


156. Absence :—That Members have leave of Absence; Lord Frederick Montague, to attend the assizes ; Lv1.103. Mr. M‘Pherson Grant, 
on urgent private business; LX XII. 311. 








157. Adjournments : :—tThat the House will at rising adjourn to 13 December 1810 [from 29 November, on account of the King’s illness: 3] 
Lxvi. 6. 


158. Administration :—That this House, considering a firm and efficient Administration as indispensably necessary in the present important 
crisis of public affairs, has seen with the deepest regret the late changes in His Majesty’s Councils; Lx11, 331. 


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Admiralty Registrar’ s Bill :—rThat a Clause, declaring “ That the Act shall not take effect until after the expiration of the 
interests of the Registrar,” be made part of the Bill; uxvi11. 512. That the Bill do pass, 654. 


161. 


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Admiralt iv Secretaries :—For reading the other Orders of the day to supersede Motion, That the House approves of the Onder in 
Council of January 1800, whereby the salaries of the Secretaries of the Admiralty are calculated at a lower rate in peace than in war, 
and considers the departure therefrom as an unnecessary expenditure of public money ; LXXI. 231. 


162. Aire and Calder Navigation Bill :—For agreeing with the Committee in an Amendment; .Lxxv. 307. 


163. Aliens :—For now reading a Second time Bill “ For repealing Act for establishing regulations respecting Aliens, and for substituting 
other provisions ;” LX1x. 470. That the Report on Aliens Bill (1816) be now received; Lxx1. 982. .That certain. words 
proposed to be left out, stand part of Committee’s Amendments; 382. That words proposed to be left out, stand part of the Bill, 419. 
For leave to bring in a Bill to continue Act 56 Geo. III. for establishing regulations respecting Aliens, &amp;c.; Lxx11I. 319. 
For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to go into Committee on said Bill, 358. That the Bill do pass, 376. — 
That leave be given to bring in a Bill further to continue said Act; Lxxv. 266. 








164, Amiens, Peace of :—For adjourning debate on Amendment proposed to Address on the Treaty ; LV11. 450. 
165. Annuities :—That certain words proposed to be left out of the Bill for raising a certain sum by Annuities, stand part thereof; 1x x111. 308. 


166. Argyll Roads Bill :—tThat certain words proposed to be left out, stand part of Committee’s Amendments; Lxx1. 397. That words 
proposed to be left out, stand of the Bill, 402. That the Bill do pass, 402. 


167. Arms Bill :—For agreeing with Committee in their Amendment to the Bill for continuing Act 47 Geo. Il.; txv. 481. 
‘168. Arms, Seizure of, Bill :—That certain words proposed to be left out, stand part thereof; Lx xv. 66. 
169. Army Estimates :—For referring Estimates, presented 19 and 22 February 1816 to the Committee of Supply ; Lx x. 108. 


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. Assessed Taxes Bill :—(1808.) For now reading the Order of the day for taking into consideration the-Report from the Com- 
mittee of the Whole House thereon ; Lx111. 292. Assessed Taxes Bill (1812) ;, That words proposed to be left out, stand part 
of the Schedule, being Committee’s Amendments ; Lxv11. 483. That words proposed to be left out, stand part of Bill, 491. ——— 
That certain Resolutions of Committee of Ways and Means, reported 21 February 1815, relative to Assessed Taxes, and to the war 
duties of Customs and of Excise, be now taken into further consideration; Lxx. 161. 





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2. Aylesbury Election Bill :—For the Speaker now leaving the chair, for the House to go into Committee thereon; 11x. 261. 
That the Bill, with the Amendments, be ingrossed, 265. That the Bill be now read the Third time, 268. 


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. Bank of England :—Restriction Bill; That certain words proposed to be left out of Committee’s Amendments stand part thereof; 
LXXIII, 351. Cash Payments Bill; That certain words proposed to be left out stand part thereof; Lxxrv. 533- 


Bank Notes :—See infra, 252. 





174, Bankrupts :——For appointing a Select Committee to consider of a proper piece of ground for erecting a building for the meetings of the 
Commissioners of Bankruptcy ; Lxx1v. 186,—.— That certain words proposed to be left out of Bankrupts Regulation Bill stand pati 
thereof; Lxx1v. 583. 

175. 


Barber’s Patent :—For now reading a Second time Bill for prolonging his Patent for het invention of maiatactaring double looped 
stocking frame work by machinery ; LXVI. 157. 


176. Barnstaple Bribery Bill :—rThat certain words proposed to be left out stand part thereof; LX XIV. 452. 


177. Barracks : 












QUESTIONS—continued. 





IV. Questions resolved in the Affirmative—continued. 


177. Barracks :—That certain words proposed to be left out stand part of Resolution of Committee of Supply, reported 14 April 1812, for 


granting £. 524,441. for the Barrack Department for 1812; LxviI. 344. ——&lt;«—— For now receiving Report from Committee of the 
Whole House on the copy of a contract for building a Barrack; Lxxv. 432. —&lt;-— Barrack Agreement Bill; For now reading same 
a second time, 449. Third time, 466. 


478. Bath and Bristol Canal Bill :—-For now reading same a Secondtime; Lxvr1. 128. 


179. Beer and Ale Duties Bill :—1802; For the Speaker now leaving the Chair for the House to go into Committee thereon; 
Lv11. 346. ? ’ , 


181. Bishop’s Stortford Canal Bill :—For now reading same a Second time; Lxv11. 148. 

182. Blackfriars Toll Bill :—That a Blank in the Bill be filled up with certain words ; Lx1v. 344. 

183. Blechingley Inclosure Bill :—For now reading Committees Amendments thereto a Second time; LXxv. 112. 

184 Bristol and Taunton Canal Bill :—For now reading same a Second time; Lxv1. 181. 

185. Bristol Gaol Bill :—For referring Petition for leave to give fresh notices to a Committee ; Lx x1. 967. 

186. Brunswick, Duke of : —For now reading the Third time Bill for enabling His Majesty to settle an annuity on him; txv. 378. 


187. Bullion :—tThat certain words proposed to be left out stand part of first Resolution of Committee of the Whole House, reported 14 May 
1811, on the Report of session 1810, from the Select Committee on the cause of the high price of Bullion; Lxv1.332. Stand part 
of third Resolution, 335. Of fourth Resolution, 335. Of fifth Resolution, 335. Of seventh Resolution, 335. Of eighth Resolution, 
336. Of ninth Resolution, 336. Oftenth Resolution, 336. 


188. Burdett, Sir Francis :—For adjourning debate till the morrow, on Motion, That a letter, signed“ Francis Burdett,” and a further part 
of a paper intituled, “‘ Argument,” in Cobbett’s Weekly Register of 24 March 1810, is a libellous paper, reflecting on the Privileges of 
the House; Lxv. 224. ——&lt;——— That a Select Committee be appointed to consider the proceedings to be had with reference to notices 
signed, “ Francis Burdett,” communicated to the House on 13 and 17 April 1810, 339. 


189. Burghersh, Lord :—For laying before the House a copy of the regulation of the Duke of York relative to the length of time each 
officer in the army must serve before he can obtain the rank of Field Officer ; also a copy of a regulation to the same effect by the 
present Commauder in Chief ; also a copy of the dates of the different commissions of Lieutenant Colonel Lord Burghersh ; Lx1v. 341. 


191. Burney, Dr. :—For referring the Petition of the Trustees of the British Museum, for the purchase of his library, to the Committee of 
Supply ; Lxx111. 282. 


192. Calls of the House :—For calling over the House on 8 March 1809; LXxIVv. 103. 
Lx x11. 363. 





That an Order for a Call be discharged ; 


193. Cambridge. Canal Bill :—For now reading samea Second time; Lxvi. 179. 


194. Canning, Mr. Secretary :—For now reading the other Orders of the Day to supersede Motion, That one of the Secretaries of State 
did, in the course of debate read to the House parts of dispatches to and from the accredited Ministers of this country to foreign Courts, 
and did state and read other matters respecting the transactions of this country with foreign powers, none of which were then laid before 
the House, and for the production of some of which this House has since thought it rightto refuse to address His Majesty ; Lx111. 149. 


195. Carlisle Bridge :——For agreeing with Committee of Supply in their Resolution, reported 27 January 1812, for granting £. 10,057. 
for half the charge of erecting a Bridge over the Eden at Carlisle; txvit. 82. 


196. Carnatic :—That the Marquis Wellesley and Earl Powis, in their conduct relative to the Carnatic, appear to have been influenced | 
solely by motives of anxious zeal for the permanent security of the British Possessions in India; Lx111. 449. 


197. Cathcart, Lord :—For giving him the thanks of the House for his judicious measures for effectuating the surrender of the Danish 
. Navy and Arsenal of Copenhagen ; LX111. 33. 


198. Chairman of Committees of the House of Lords :—For the House agreeing with the Committee of Supply in Resolution 
reported, 11 June 1801, for granting £. 2,701. 9. to the Chairman; LVI. 541. 


199. Chancery, Court of :—For adjourning debate on Motion, That a Committee be appointed to inquire into the causes that retard the 
decision of suits therein; Lxv1. 347. That the Committee be appointed, 395. 


201. Charitable Donations Registry Bill :—That words proposed to be left out stand part thereof; Lxv11. 337. 
202. Charitable Foundations Bill :—tThat certain words proposed to be left out stand part thereof; txx1v. 565. 
203. Chase and Co’s. Relief Bill:—For agreeing to an Amendment of the Lords; uxx1v. 610. 
204. Chelsea Hospital Regulation Bill :—For now reading same the Third time ; LX. 402. 


205. Churches :—For the Speaker now leaving the Chair for the House to resolve itself into Committee on the Bill to promote the building 
of Churches and Chapels, &amp;c.; Lv111. 612. 


206. Civil List :—-For now reading the other Order of the day to supersede Motion respecting the Civil List, Droits of the Crown and 
Admiralty, Four-half-per cent West India duties, and other funds not usually deemed hitherto to be within the immediate controul of 
Parliament; LXXV. 155. 


207. Civil Services Recompence Bill :—For now reading same a Second time; txx11/ 285. For reading same a Third time on 
_the morrow, 338. 


208. Clergy :—For taking into further consideration on a certain day the Report of the Bill to protect Spiritual Persons from vexatious prose- 
cutions by common informers; Lv1. 595.———That the Bill “ To render more effectual the laws relating to spiritual persons holding 
farms and enforcing residence,” do pass; LVIII. 451. 


209. Coal Trade :—For the. House to resolve itself into Committee to consider of the state of the Coal Trade in the Bristol Channel and 
the Severn; LXVI. 214. 


211. Cochrane, Lord :—For expelling him the House; tx1x. 433- 


212. Colchester, Lord :—That certain words proposed to be left out of Resolution, reported from Committee of the Whole House on The 
Prince Regent's Message respecting Lord Colchster, stand part thereof; Lx x11. 338. 


213. Colliers :—For referring Petition of Glamorganshire, &amp;c. Colliers, presented 23 March 1810 to a Committee; Lxv. 362. 


214. Colonial Offices Bill :—That words proposed to be left out stand part thereof; 1x1x. 245. 


215. Commercial 


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217. 


218. 


219. 


S 


222. 


224. 


226. 
227. 
228. 


229. 


231. 


236. 


237. 


238. 


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IV. Questions resolved in the Affrmative—continued. -- : ) OD a 
215, Commercial Credit :—For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to go into Committee on the Bill for enabling His 


QUESTION S—continued. 





Majesty to direct the issue of Exchequer Bills to a limited amount, for the purposes therein mentioned ; ‘Exvr. 183. For the House 
to agree with the Committee in their Amendment, 193. For now reading Bill a Third time, 197. . 


216. Corn :—For referring Petitions for relief against Act of 1804, for regulating the importation and exportation of Corn, to a Select 


Committee ; Lx. 260, ——— For now reading the Corn Distillery Prohibition Bill a Second time ; that the Bill be read a Third time 
upon a certain day; Lx11r. 405. For now reading same the Third time, 429. That the Corn Distillery Prohibition Bill be 
re-committed; LXIV. 100. For now reading the Order of the day for the House to resolve itself into Committee, to consider 
further of Report of 11 May 1813, from the Select Committee on the Corn Trade; Lxvit1. 587. ——— For now reading the Third 
time Bill to permit the exportation of Corn, &amp;c. from any part of the United Kingdom without payment of duty; Lx1x. 300. ——— 
That the several Petitions presented in session 1814, upon the subject of the Corn Laws, be referred to a Select Committee; LxIx. 330. 
For the Speaker now leaving the Chair for the House to resolve itself into Committee upon the Report made from the Com- 
mittee of the Whole House on 17 February 1815, on the state of the Corn Laws; txx.108. That the Report of the Committee to 
consider further of the state of the Corn Laws be now received, 119. That words proposed to be left out stand part of the fourth Resolution 
of the Committee, 123. ————- For the Speaker to leave the Chair for the House to go into Committee on the Corn Bill (1815); 
Lxx. 143. For agreeing with the Committee in one of their Amendments; Lxx. 152. That words be inserted instead of other 
words, 152. That certain words proposed to be left out stand part of the Bill, 157. 














Cornwall, Duchy of :—For now reading the other Orders of the day to supersede Motion for appointing a Select Committee to 


inquire what sums had been received from the revenues of the Duchy of Cornwall, from the birth of the Prince of Wales until he 
attained the age of twenty-one years ; Lvir. 282. 


Coroners :—For now reading a Second time Bill for granting an additional allowance to Coroners ; Lv111. 326. For the Speaker now 


leaving the chair for the House to go into a Committee thereon, 358.———For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to go 
into Committee on the Bill for amending Act for giving proper reward to Coroners; Lxx1. 461. That the Bill with the Amend. 
ments be ingrossed, 505. 


Cotton Manufacture :—For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to go into Committee on the Bill to amend Act 39 


&amp; 40 Geo. III. for settling disputes between masters and workmen in the Cotton Manufacture in England; L1x. 384. 


. Courts of Justice :—That an inquiry should be made into the state of the Courts of Justice, &amp;c.; LX1x. 396. 


Cruelty to Animals Bill :——For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to go into Committee thereon; txtv. 404. 


999, 


Culham Road and Bridge Bill :—For now reading same a Second time; tv1t. 411. That the Bill be committed, 411. That 


certain words proposed to be left out stand part thereof, 460. 


Cumberland, Duke of :—For bringing in Bill for settling an annuity of £.6,000 on the Duke and-Duchess of Cumberland ; 


Lxx. 446. 


. Curates :—For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to resolve itself into Committee on Curates Residence Bill; x. 294. 


———For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to go into Committee to consider further of Curates Residence Bill; 
LX111. 410. For now reading same the Third time, 455. For now reading a Second time Committee’s Amendments to the Bill 
for the further support of Stipendiary Curates; Lxvuit. 654. 





Customs Consolidation Bill :—That certain words proposed to be left out stand part thereof; Lx xiv. 565. 


Cutlery Trade Bill :—That certain words proposed to be left out stand part thereof; Lxx111. 408. 


Darlington Railway Bill :—For referring Petitions complaining of non-compliance with the Standing Orders to a Committee; 


LXXIV. 254. 


Davison, Alexander :—For the Attorney General to prosecute him; Lv1it. 425. 


Debt, National :—For appointing Select Committee to take into consideration the Acts passed for the more effectual Reduction of the 


232. 


233. 


National Debt; Lxviir. 376. 


Defence of the Realm :—For now reading a Second time Bill for establishing and maintaining a permanent additional force for 


Defence of the Realm, &amp;c.; Lx. 329. For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to gu into Committee thereon, 332. 
That the Bill with Amendments be ingrossed, 349. 


Denmark :—For Address for extracts of dispatches from the Minister at Copenhagen to the Foreign Secretary, in November and 


December 1806, relative to the invasion of Holstein by the French; Lx. 125. 


; Distillery :—For the House imniediately to resolve itself into a Committee to consider further of the Bill for suspending the duties on 


corn and wash for the Distillation of Spirits in England ; txv1. 250. See supra, 216. 


. Disturbed Counties :—For now reading a Second time Bill for the preservation of the public peace in certain Disturbed Counties ; 


Lxvit. 526. For now reading Bill the Third time, 539. 


Dungervon Election :—For enlarging time for Mr. Keane’s entering into his recognizances; Lx1i1. 837. 


Dwelling House Robbery :——For now reading a Second time Bill to repeal so much of Act 12 Anne for more effectually pre- 


venting Robberies committed in Houses, as takes away the benefit of clergy for stealing to the value of forty shillings, &amp;c.; txvr. 218. 
For now reading same the Third time, 246. 


East India Affairs :—For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to go into Committee on the Report of 11 May 1810 


from the Select Committee on the Company’s Affairs; Lxv. 436. ——— For now reading the Company’s Loan Bill a Second time; 
Ltxv.460. For now reading same the Third time, 497. That words proposed to be left out stand part of Bill for making 
further provision for payment of salaries in the office of Commissioners for the Affairs of India; Lxv1. 375. For the Speaker 
now leaving the chair for the House to go into Committee on the Bill for advancing £. 2,500,000. to the Company ; LXVII. 507. 
For now reading same the Third time, 514. —&lt;-—— That words proposed to be left out stand part of the first Resolation of 
Committee of the Whole House on the Affairs of the Company, reported 3 June 1813; txvi11. 564. That certain words be inserted 
in the said Resolution, 564. That the House doth agree with the Committee in the Resolution so amended, 564. That certain 
words be added to the second Resolution, 565. That words proposed to be left out stand part of third Resolution, 572,573. That words 
be inserted therein, instead of other words negatived, to stand part thereof, 573. Charter Bill; That words proposed to be 
left out stand part of Committee’s Amendments thereto; That a Clause for regulating the periods of service necessary for qualification 
of civil officers, be read a Second time; 660. That words proposed to be left out stand part of Bill, 664. For the Speaker 


at leaving the chair for the House to go into Committee upon the Bill to make further regulation for the registry of ships built in 
ndia; Lxx. 361. 














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IV. Questions resolved in the ‘Affirmativecontinued.©° 9 © - wt ronesr, VI 

230. Elections :-—For the Speaker sow leaving the chair for the House to go into Committee on the Bill for regulating the trial of Contro- 
verted Elections for Ireland ; Lv11. 565.————For discharging Order of 13 December 1802 for taking into consideration on a future day 

“the Stewartry of Kirkeudbright Election Petition ; Lv111. 149.—-——For now reading a Second time Bill to explain Act 7 William IIT. 
for preventing expense in Elections of Members ; Lx1. 157. For the House immediately to resolve itself into a Committee to consider 
further of the said, Bill, 264.—--—-For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to go into Committee on the Bill for amending 
Irish Election Acts; LXI.429.—&lt;-——- That certain words proposed to be left out stand part of Election Laws Amendment Bill: 
That the Bill do pass; Lx x11. 450. : 


- English and Scotch Military Force Suspension Bill :—For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to go into 
Committee thereon; L1x. 230. 


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242. Excise Duties Bill :—That certain words proposed to be left out stand part of the Schedule, being Committee’s Amendment ; 
Lxvit. 481. That words proposed to be left out, stand part of Bill, 499. That certain words proposed to be left out of the 
Schedule to the Excise Duties Bill stand part thereof; Lxx1Iv. 577. 
Females :—See infra, 376. 
243. Finsbury and Holborn Sewers Bill :—For now reading same a Second time ; LXIX. 254. 


2414. Foreign Enlistment Bill :—For now reading same a Third time; txx1v. 554. That certain words be added to Lords Amend- 
ments, 609. 


245. Foreign Ministers :—-For now reading a Second time Bill to amend Act 50 Geo. III. for directing that accounts of increase or 
dimiaution of public salaries should be annually. laid before Parliament, so far as respects the grant of pensions to persons who had 
previously served the Crown in foreign Courts; txv1. 218. 


246. Frames :—For leave to bring in a Bill for punishment of persons destroying any Stocking or Lace Frame; uxvrr. 116. For now 
reading same a Second time, 120.———That words be added to a Clause (one of Committee’s Amendments) to the Bill for continuing 
Act 52 Geo. III. for the punishment of persons destroying Stocking or Lace 'Frames; Lx1x. 104. 


247. Gambier, Lord :—That the thanks of the House be given him for the zeal which marked his conduct as Commander in Basque 
Roads on 11 and 12 April 1809; Lxv. 18. i 


448: Game :—That leave be'given to bring in a Bill to repeal Act 28 Geo. If. c. 12, to explain and‘ amend a Clause in Act 5 Anne, relating 
to the sale of Game; Lx x11. 136. That leave be given to bring in a Bill for the further preventing of offences conriected with 
the unlawful destruction and sale of Game; LxXx111. 80, i. 





249. General and Staff Officers :—That certain words proposed to be left out of Resolution of Committee of Supply relative to them 
stand part thereof; Lxx1v. 428. 


251. George, St. the Martyr, Middlesex :—For committing Bill for repairing the parish church, and for making further provision. 
for the Rector; Lx x1. 240. 


252. Gold Coin :—For now reading the first time Bill for preventing the current Gold Coin of the reali from being paid for more than the 
current value, for preventing Bank Notes from being received for a smaller sum than the sum in them specified, &amp;c.; Lxvr. 462. 
For now reading same a Second time, 462. For the House immediately to resolve itself into Committee thereon, 463, For now 
reading same the Third time, 465. For leave to bring in Bill to continue Act and extend same to Ireland; yxvir.203. For 
now reading same a Second time, 236. ——— For now reading the Third time Bill to continue last Act; uxvri1. 61. 





253. Grant, Mr. M‘ Pherson :—(A Member ;) That he have leave of absence for a month on urgent private business ; Lx x11. 311, 


254. Habeas Corpus Suspension Bills :—{1801.) That the Bill be read “a Second time ;: v1, 278. —— (1816.) For now 
reading same a Second time; Lxx11.114. Third time; That certain words proposed to be left out stand part thereof, 124. ——— 


For reading a First time Bill to continue last Act; Lxx11. 393. A Second time, 400. A Third time, 424, 


255. Habeas Corpus Suspension Indemnity Bills :—&lt;1801.) For now reading the Order of the Day for the Second reading 
thereof; tv1. 494. For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House tu go into Committee thereon, 511. That certain words 
proposed to be left out stand part of the Bill on the Third reading, 542. That the Bill do pass, 543.———(1817.) For now reading 
same a Second time; Lxx1I1. 159. For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to go into the Committee, 165, For now 
reading same a Third time ; That certain words proposed to be left out stand part thereof, 180, asp the) 


256. Hackney Poor Bill :—For now reading same a Second time; Lx1x. 172. 

257. Haymarket :—That Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for the removal thereof be brought up; Lxxiv.g12. That 
leave be given to present a Petition as desired, 319. 

258. Hides and Skins :—For leave to bring in a Bill to repeal so much of Act 52 Geo, III. c. 94, as imposes an additional duty on Hides 
and Skins; txv111. 498. , 

259. High Bailiff of Westminster :—For referring Petition of Arthur Morris presented 28 April 1814 to a Select Committee; 
LXIX. 303. 

261. Highgate Archway Bill :—For re committing same ; Lxtv. 312. 


262. Holt Inclosure Bill :—That the Committee thereon be revived ; Lx x1. 350. 


263. Holy Orders :—That certain words proposed to be left out stand part of the Bill to prevent persons in Holy Orders sitting in the 
House, On the Third reading; Lv1. 439. 

264. Hope, The Right honourable Charles :—For now reading the Orders of the Day to supersede Motion, That the conduct of 
Mr. Hope, His Majesty’s Advocate for Scotland, in writing a letter dated Edinburgh, 30 December 1803, has been oppressive, &amp;c. 
LIx. 360. 

265. Household, Royal, Bill :—That certain words proposed to be left out stand part thereof; Lxx1v. 250. 


266. Husbandry Horses :—That words proposed to be left out stand part of Bill for reducing the duties payable on Horses used for the 
the purposes of Husbandry on small farms; 1x x1. 462. ; , 


267. Insolvent Debtors :——That leave be given to bring in a Bill to continue Acts for their relief; uxx1v. 626. 


968. Ireland :—Duties Bill, 1802. That same-do pass; Lvit. '245. .——— For now reading the other Orders of the Day to supersede 
Motion, That payments have been made in London of salaries charged on the Irish Establishment out of money to be remitted to the 
Irish Treasury, thereby preventing the profits of exchange thereon from being ‘credited to the public ; L1X. 204.————Insurrection Bill, 
1807. That certain words proposed to be left out stand part; That the Bill do pass; Lx11. 786. That certain. words proposed 
to be defi ,out stand part of Bill to prevent improper persons from having arms in Ireland; Lx11.829. —-~-—-For now reading the , 
other Orders of the Day to supersede Motion for an Address, That the Prince Regent would direct ‘an inquiry to“be made*during the” 
proregation of Parliament into the state and condition of the people of Ireland, &amp;c.; LXX1I.373- 

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IV. Questions aay in the Affirmative—continued. 


269. Iron Duties Bill :—For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to resolve iteelf-into a Committee thereon ; Lx1. #91. 


271. Jesuits Bark :—For now reading the First time Bill-to prohibit the exportation thereof; Lx111..125.° ‘For the Speaker now leaving 
the chair for the House to resolve itself into Committee thereon, 182. 


272. Judges :—For now reading the Orders of the day to supersede Motion, That it is highly expediefit that the functions of a Minister of 
and of a confidential adviser of the executive measures of Government should be kept separate from those of a Judge at common 
law ; Lx1. 76.—————For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to go into Committee on the Bill to enable His Majesty to 

grant Annuities to the Scotch Judges upon the resignation of their offices ; Lx111. 398. 


273. Katherine, Saint, Middlesex :—That Petition for leave to present Petition for Paving Bill be brought up; Lxx. 181. 
274. Kent Coalmeters Bill :—For now reading same a Second time ; Lxxv. 294. 
275. Kent County Rates Bill :—That a Clause “ Giving power for adjournment of Meetings” be brought up; ix1rx. 282. 


276. King George the Third’s Illness :—That words proposed to be left out stand part of third Resolution of Committee of the 
hole House on the state of the Natiun, reported 21 December 1810, for determining the means whereby the Royal Assent might be 
given to the Regency Act; Lxv1.20.——— That words proposed to be left out stand part of Resolution of the Committee on the state 
of the Nation, reported 2 January 1811, for committing the care of His Majesty’s person to the Queen, 23. That words proposed 
to be left out stand part of Resolution of Committee of the Whole House on the papers presented 3 January 1811, respecting the 
necessity of an immediate issue of money for the service of the Army and Navy; Lxvi. 28.——— That certain words stand part of 
Committee’s Amendments to the Regency Bill, 39. For the House agreeing with the Committee in an Amendment thereto, 40. 
‘That words proposed to be left out stand part of the Bill, 40, 41, 42.————That words proposed to be left out stand part of Resolution 
for agreeing with the Lords in a Resolution communicated at a conference on 4 February 1811, for passing Letters Patent under the Great 
Seal for giving Royal Assent to the Regency Bill; Lxv1. 80. For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to resolve 
itself into Committee on the Bill for making provision for the better support of His Majesty's Household during his illness; Lxv1t. 82. 


277. Lancaster, Duchy of :—For Address to His Majesty not to grant the office of Chancellor of the Duchy, or any other office not usually 
granted for life, for any other term than during pleasure; Lx11. 296. 


278. Land Forces :—That certain words proposed to be left out Resolutions of Committees of Supply relative to Land Forces stand part 
thereof; LX XIII. 127.—LxxIv. 428. 


279. Lewes Sessions House Bill :—That words proposed to be left out stand part of Clause, being Committee’s Amendment ; 
Lxul. 376. 


281. Lincoln Gaol :—That Mr. Lygon be added to the Committee on the state of that Gaol; Lxvit. 474. 








282. London New Prison :—That Report on Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of London, be re-committed ; Lx x11. 174. 


283. London and Cambridge Junction Canal Bill :—That words proposed to be left out stand part of Resolution of Select 
Committee on the Petition of owners of land on the line of the undertaking ; Lx1x. 286. 


284. Londonderry Election Petition :—For discharging Order for taking same into consideration on a certain day; LXx11. 74. 


285. Lotteries :—That certain words be inserted instead of others in the Resolution of the Committee of Ways and Means reported 2 April 
1801, relative to a Lottery; ivr. 264. For now reading a Second time Resolution of Committee of Ways and Means, reported 
18 May 1809 ; LXIV. 325.—--——-That certain words stand part of the Lottery Bill (1809) ; Lx1v. 364.——For now reading Lotteries 
Bill (1810) the Third time ;. xv. 466. —&lt;——— That certain words proposed to be left out of Lottery Bill (1816) stand part thereof; 
Lxxi1. 284. 





286. Mail Coaches :—For appointing a Committee to inquire into the expediency of the exemption from toll granted to Mail Coaches; 
LXVI. 227. 


287. Malt :—For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to go into Committee on the Bill to grant certain Duties of Excise in Ireland 
on Malt; Lxviti. 505.———That certain words proposed to be left out of a Schedule of a Resolution of the Committee. of Ways and 
Means for charging a duty upon Malt, stand part thereof; Lx xiv. 523. 


288. Man, Isle of :—For the Speaker leaving the chair for the House to resolve itself into Committee on the Report from the Select 
Committee upon the Petition of the Duke of Atholl; 1x. 399. For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to resolve 
itself into Committee on the Duke of Atholl’s Annuity Bill; tx. 438. For now reading same the Third time, 453. 





289. Manchester and Salford :—For now reading a Second time Bill for the more effectual administration of the Office of Justice of 
Peace therein; txvitr. 476. 


201. Market Harborough Road Bill :—For inserting words therein; Lx xv. 359. 
292. Marriage Act Amendment Bill :—For agreeing with the Committee in an Amendment ; Lxxv. 3°79. 


293. Master of the Rolls in Ireland :—For now reading a Second time the Committee’s Amendments to the Bill for the better regu- 
lation of that office; tv1.177. For now reading the Bill the Third time, 200. 


204. Members :—For now reading a Second time Bill to declare vacant seats of Members who shall become Bankrupts, and not pay their 
debts in full within a limited time; Lxv1i1. 224. 


295, Menai Bridge Bill :—For now reading same a Third time; Lxx1v. 524. 4 ’ 

206. Militia :—For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to go into Committee on Bill to empower His Majesty to accept the 
services of the Irish Militia in Great Britain; L1x. 201. For now reading same a Third time, 207. For the Speaker’s leaving 
the chair for the House to go into Committee on. the Bill to augment the Militia of Ireland; 11x. 202. Fur now reading same 
a Third time, 210.—&lt;—For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to resolve itself into Committee on the Bill for allowing 
the Militia of Great Britain to enlist into the Regular Forces ; Lx. 178. ———— That words proposed to be left out of Militia Officers 
Bill stand part thereof; ux1. 551. That the Bill do pass, 552. —&lt;——— That words proposed to be left'out of a Clause in Militia 
Transfer Bill stand part thereof; tx11. 814. For now reading same the Third time, 821. ——— For bringing up Clauses, “ For 
authorizing Deputy Lieutenants or Justices to adjudge part of the penalty to the informer ;” To make provision “ for calling out the 
Local Militia in case of riot or tumults ;” That the Bill do pass; Lx111. 423.—&lt;—_— For leave to bring in a Bill to allow a certain part 
of the Militia to enlist into the Regular Forces (1809); LXx1V. 12.—&lt;—For now reading the Third time Bill for completing the Militia 
of Great Britain; Lx1v. 269.——&lt;——— For now reading Bill “ To allow a certain proportion of the Militia to enlist into the Regular 
Forces,” a Second time; xvi. 183. 


297. " Mouldsey, East, Sewers Bill :—For reading a Second time a Clause offered to be added, “ For spportioning the rates between 
the respective parishes ;” txrv. 366. 
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IV. Questions resolved in the Affirmativecontinued... » 
298. Mutiny: Bills :——That certain words proposed to be left out stand part thereof; Lxr. 379:-—LXIIE. 173.—-LX XIII. 143.—LXXV. 319s 


299. Naval Commissioners :—For now reading the other Orders of the Day to supersede Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to continue 
Act for appointing Commissioners to inquire into abuses in Naval Departments; Lx. 113. 


301. Newspapers Stamp Duties Bill :—For the Speaker now leaving the Chair for the House to go into the Committee ; 
LXXV. 71. ' 


302. N ottingham :+~For now reading the Third time Bill for more effectually preserving the peace and securing the freedom of election in 
Nottingham; LVI1I. 377. 


303. Offices in Reversion Bill :—That certain words stand part thereof; Lx111. 258. 


304. Orders in Council Bill :—For now reading same a Second time; For the House resolving itself this day [after sitting late] into 


Committee on the Bill; Lx111. 80. ——— For the Speaker now leaving the Chair for the House to resolve itself into Committee 
thereon, 85. For now reading same the Third time, 168, 


305. Oude, Province of :—For now taking into consideration papers presented in 1806 and 1807, relative to the affairs of Oude ; uxurt. 


g1. That the Marquis Wellesley, in carrying into execution the late arrangements in Onde, was actuated by an ardent zeal for 
the public service, &amp;c. ; LXI1II. 179. 





306. Outvoters :—That the practice of paying money to them at Elections, under colour of indemnifying them for loss of time, is illegal, &amp;c. ; 
LXX¥. 443. 


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Paddington Markets :—That leave be given to present a Petition for leave to bring in the Bill; tvi1. 425. For referring the 
Petition to a Committee, 425. 


308. Palmer, Mr. 3;—That a Bill be brought in upon a Resolution of the Committee of Supply of 14 June 1808, That asum, not exceeding 
£.54,702, 0. 7. be granted to be paid to Mr. Palmer, being the balance of the net per centage due to him on the net revenue of the 
Post Office, from 5 April 1793 to 5 January 1808; xxii. 468. For Address for His Majesty to allow that the claims of 
Mr. Palmer may be inquired into by action at law or suit in equity, and to order the Receiver General of the Post Office to defend 
such action, for the purpose of obtaining a decision upon his claims; Lx1v. 348 For Address for advancing him £. 54,'702. 0. 7. ; 
LXVI. 357: For the Speaker now leaving the Chair for the House to go into Committee on the Bill in 1812, to secure to him 
his future per centage on the net increased revenue of the Post Office; txvir. 484. For ditto, in 1813; Lxvitt. 568, 











309. Pancras, St. Poor Bill :—For now reading Committees Amendments a Second time ; Lv1il. 313. 
Paper Currency :—See supra, 252. 


311. Parliament :——That words proposed to be left out stand part of Committees Amendment to Bill. for better securing the independence of 
Parliament, by preventing the procuring seats in Parliament by corrupt practices, &amp;c.; For the House agreeing with Committee in one 
of their Amendments; That the Bill with the Amendments be ingrossed; Lx1v.397, That the Bill be now read the Third time ; 
That the Bill do pass ; 401. —~—— For now reading the other Order of the Day, to supersede Motion, That no adequate security for 
good government can have place but by means of and in proportion to a community of interest between governors and governed, &amp;c. ; 
LXXIII. 412. 


313. Parochial Schools Bill :-—That the Bill be committed; tx11, 699. That words proposed to be left out stand part of the 
Bill, 817. 


314. Peace Establishment :—For now reading the other Orders of the Day, to supersede Motion for Address for reducing to the utmost 
the Peace Establishment ; Lx x1. 307. 


315. Perceval, Mr. Spencer :—For Address for erecting a monument to him in Westminster Abbey; txvirt. 382. For now reading 
Second time Resolution of Committee of the Whole House on message respecting Mr. Perceval’s family, 388. 


316. Philanthropic’s Institution Bill :—For taking Lords Amendments into consideration in six weeks; Lx11. 848. 


317. Pitt, Mr. :—That Mr. Pitt has rendered great and important services to his country, and especially deserves the gratitude of this 
House; tvit. 420. For Address for interring his remains at the public charge, and erecting a monument to him in Westminster 
Abbey; LXI. 15. 


318. Poor :—That the Bill for relieving certain persons from the payment of the Poor Rates be now read a Second time; Lvi.114. For the 
Speaker leaving the chair for the House to go into Committee thereon, 169. - For postponing the Order of the day for resuming the 
further proceeding upon the Report from the Committee of the Whole House on the Bill, 188. —«—— That words proposed to be 
left out, stand part of the Bill to repeal certain provisions contained in local Acts, and to make other provisions; Lx1x. 276. That 
words proposed to be, left out, stand part thereof, 276. ——— For now reading a Second time Bill to prevent the removal of 
chargeable paupers till a final adjudication of their respective settlements; Lxx. 350.— That certain words proposed to be left 
out of Poor Laws Amendment Bill, stand part thereof; LX XIII. 325. 





319. Portsmouth Waterworks Bill :—For now reading Committee’s Amendments a Second time; Lx1v. 277. 


321. Post Office :—That leave be given to present Petition for widening Saint Martin’s-le-Grand, and for providing a scite for a new 
Post Office; Lxx. 85. For now reading Billa Second time, 282, For now reading Bill the Third time, 393. 


322: Princesses :—That words proposed lo be left out stand part of the Bill for settling an annuity of £. 36,000. on the Princesses-Augusta, 
' Sophia, Elizabeth, Mary, and Sophia; Lxv1t. 286. 


323..P rivately Stealing :——For now reading the Third time Bill to repeal so much of Act 10 &amp; 11 William III. for better punishing felons, 
as takes away the benefit of clergy from persons privately stealing in any shop to the value of five shillings; LxXV111. 354. 


324. P roperty Tax :—For now reading the First time Bill for reviving and continuing the duties on Property, &amp;c. which expired on 
5 April 1815; Lxx. 231. 


325. Protestant Charter Schools (Ireland) :—That certain words proposed to be left out of Resolution of Committee of Supply, 
relative to them stand part thereof; LXXx11I. 314. 


326. Public Business :—That all Orders set down for Mondays and Fridays, should be disposed of before Motions; txv1. 148. 


327. Public Expenditure :—That certain words be added instead of words negatived, to stand part of first Resolution of Committee of 
the Whole House on the Third Report on Public Expenditure ; txv. 437. To the third Resolution, 438.—--— That certain words 
proposed to be left out of sixth Resolution of Committee of the Whole House on Report from Select Committee on the Public Income 


and Expenditure stand part thereof; LxxXIv. 510. ‘ 


328. Queen Caroline :—That the House has learned with unfeigned and deep regret, that the late endeavours to frame an arrangement, 
which might avert the necessity of a public inquiry, have not led to that amicable adjustment which was so unxiously desired by 
Parliament and the nation, &amp;c.; LXxv. 344. 

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329. Retailers (Ireland) :—For the House to agree with Committee of Ways and Means in their Resolution, reported 14 March 1805, 


for charging a duty on goods imported into Ireland by retailers; Lx. 142. (Second Resolution, App. 747-) 


321. Revenues :—That certain words proposed to left out stand part of the Bill for consolidating into one fund all the Public Revenues of 


Great Britain and Ireland; Lxx1. 493. 


332. Roman Catholics :—For reading the other Orders of the day to supersede Motion, That it is contrary to the first duties of the respon- 


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336, 


337. 


338. 
339. 


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342. 


344. 


345. 


346. 


347. 


351. 


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sible Ministers of the King, to restrain themselves by any pledge from offering to His Majesty any advice, which in their judgement 
the course of circumstances may render necessary; LXII. 314. For now reading the other Orders of the day to supersede 
Motion, That Roman Catholics ought to be eligible to the offices’. of Governor, Deputy Governor or Director of the Bank of Ireland, 
if otherwise qualified with respect to property ; Lx111. 384. That the House will early in next session take into consideration the 
state of the laws affecting them ; Lxv11. 462. ——-—— That the House will resolve itself into Committee to take into consideration 
the Laws affecting them; Lxvit1. 256. ——— For now reading the other Orders of the day to supersede Motion for appointing 
a Select Committee to examine the state of the Laws affecting them ; LXVIII. 474. 








. Royal Burghs of Scotland :—tThat Petitions presented from the Royal Burghs of Scotland during present session [1819] be: 


referred to a Select Committee; Lxxiv. 409. 


- Royal Exchange Assurance Company’s Bill :—For reading same a Second time upon a certain day; Lv1t. 483. 


Royal Establishments :—That certain words proposed to be left out stand part of third Resolution of Committee of the whole 


House on Prince Regent’s Message respecting the Royal Establishments; txx1v. 164. 


Salt Duties Bill :—&lt;1805.) For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to resolve itself into Committee thereon; Lx. 121. 


For now reading same Third time, 134. 


Saving Banks Bill:—(816.) That a Clause, “‘ That money accumulated by any person in a Saving Bank, shall not preclude relief 


out of the Poor Rate,” be made part of the Bill; Lxx1. 506.——~-(1817.) That a Clause repecting parochial relief stand part of 
the Bill; ux x11. 303. 


Scheldt, Expedition to :—For Address for copies of all Reports, &amp;c. submitted to His Majesty by the Earl of Chatham; xv. 123. 


Secret Papers :—For taking the Report from the Committee of Secrecy on Secret Papers into further consideration on the morrow ;: 


LVI. 273. ———— That a Committee of Secrecy on certain Secret Papers be chosen by way of ballotting ; Lxx111. 27. 


. Seditious Meetings :—That the Bill for reviving Act 36 III. for more effectually preventing Seditious Meetings do pass; Lvr. 296. 





That leave be given to bring in a Bill for the more effectually preventing Seditious Meetings and Assemblies ; txx11. 1034 
For agreeing to an Amendment of the Lords to the said Bill, 198.——— For row reading Seditious Meetings Bill a Second time ; 
LxXXv. 21. For now reading same a Third time ; That certain words proposed to be left out stand part theréof, 58, 


Ships :—For inserting certain words in Address for account of Ships in commission ; L1x. 157. 


. Shoreham and Farnborough Road Bill :—For reading same the Third time upon a certain day; Lxv1. 374. For printing 


Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee on the Bill, 383. For discharging the Order for the Third reading, 383. 


Sicily :——That certain words stand part of the Resolution of the Committee of Supply reported 1 May 1810, for granting £, 400,000. to 


make good the engagements with his Sicilian Majesty for 1810; Lxv. 315. 


Sick and Hurt Office :—For now reading the other Orders of the Day to supersede Motion for laying before the House an account. 


of all Bills drawn upon the Sick and Hurt Office ; vit. 212. 


Sinecures :—For now reading a Second time Committees Amendments to Bill for abolishing Sinecures, &amp;c, ; Lxvi1.350. That words 


proposed to be left out stand part of the Bill, 427. 


Slave Trade :—For now reading Slave Trade Abolition Bill (1804) a Second time ; 11x. 326. For the Speaker now leaving the chair 





for the House to go into Committee thereon, 334. For now reading same a Third time, 368. That this House conceiving the 
African Slave Trade to be contrary to the principles of justice, humanity and sound policy, will, with all practicable expedition, 
proceed to take effectual measures for abolishing the said Trade; Lx1. 393. —~=—— Slave Trade Abolition Bill (1807); For committing 
same; LXIt. 161. 


Smithfield Market :—For now reading the Third time Bill for enlarging the Market; txv111. 488. 


Southern Whale F ishery Premium Bill :—For taking the Report of the Bill into further consideration on the morrow; 


Lx. 462. 


Spirits :——Foer the Speaker now leaving the Chair for the House to go into Committee on the Bill to amend Acts for securing the 


collection of the duties on Spirits distilled in Ireland, &amp;c.; tx1v. 325.———That the Bill to continue Act to suspend the importation 
of British or Irish made Spirits into Great Britain or Ireland respectively, do pass ; Lx1v. 386. —--— That the Spirits Drawback. 
Suspension Bill, with Amendments, be ingrossed ; LXVI. 431. 


Stamps :——For the House agreeing with the Committee of Ways and Means in their Resolution reported 22 June 1804, for granting 





Duties of Stamps in Ireland; 11x. 360. That words proposed to be left out stand part of the Legacy Stamp Duty Bill; ix. 162. 
For now bringing up the Report of Stamp Duties Appropriation Bill; Lxv. 407. That certain words proposed to be left 
out stand part of Resolution of Committee of Ways and Means, reported 8 June 1815, relative to Stamp Duties in Scotland; 
LXX. 372. 








353. Strood Improvement Bill :—rThat a certain word be inserted therein, instead of another negatived, to stand part thereof; 


LXVII. 194. 


354. Stuart, Peter :—That Peter Stuart, (Printer and Publisher of the Daily Advertiser,) be now brought to the bar, in order to his being 


reprimanded and discharged ; Lx. 232. 


355. Sugar Distillation :—For referring Report of 13 April 1808 from the Committee on confining the Distilleries to the use of Sugar and 


Molasses only to the consideration of a Committee of the Whole House ; Lx111. 349. For the Speaker now leaving the Chair to go into 
the Committee, 362. 


356. Sunderland Navigation Bill :—That same be committed; txxrv. 235. 
36% Sutton, Right honourable Charles Manners :—That he do take the chair of the House as Speaker ; 1x11. 307- 


268. Thames Bathing Bill :—For instruction to Committee to make other provisions therein ; LXX. 357- 





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359. Thorpe Inclosure :—For leave to bring in Bill; Lx1x. 145. 


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361. Tortola Free Port Bill :—For now reading same the Third time; Lx1. 339. 


362. Trade :—For now reading the other Orders of the day to supersede Motion, That the Trade and Manufactures of the country are 
reduced to a state of such unexampled difficulty as demands the most serious attention of the House ; Lx x1t. 160, , 


363. Truro Roads Bill :—For agreeing with the Committee in an Amendment; Lxx11. 273. 
364. Union Duties Bill :—That a certain word do stand part thereof; LxXxv. 432. 


365. Vaccine Inoculation :—That the [House is of opinion that great benefit would be derived from the establishment of a central 
Institution in London, &amp;c.; LXx111. 415. 


366. Vice Chancellor’s Bill :—For now reading the Third time Bill from the Lords to facilitate the administration of Justice ; 
LXVIII. 301. 


367. Victuallers :—For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to resolve itself into Committee on the Bill for regulating the trade 
of Victuallers, Publicans, &amp;c.; LXVII. 399. ——— For the House agreeing with the Committee in their Amendment to Bill for 
regulating the trade of licensed Victuallers within the Metropolis; Lxviit. 610. 


368. Volunteers Acts Consolidation Bill :—For now reading a Second time Committee's Amendments; 11x. 163. ‘That a certain 
word stand part of a Clause in Committee’s Amendment to the Bill, 166. 


369. Walsh, Benjamin, Esq. :—That Mr. Walsh having been tried at the Old Bailey for felony and convicted, and having received 
a free pardon by reason of his offence not amounting to felony, &amp;c. is unworthy to continue a Member of the House; Lxv1i. 176. 


371. Wellington, Duke of :—For now reading a Second time the Bill for settling an annuity on Viscount Wellington; Lxv. 129. 


372. West Indies :—For agreeing with Committee’s Amendments to Bill for the more effectual examination of accounts of expenditure of 
Public Money in the West Indies ; Lx1. 412. 


373. Westminster Coalmeters Bill :—rThat the same do pass ; Lx x11. 283. 
374. Westminster Election Petition :—For discharging Order for taking same into consideration on a certain day ; Lxi1. 146. 
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’ Weymouth Election Bill :—For now reading the Order of the day for the House to resolve itself into Committee on the Bill for 
declaring void Devises made to split Freeholds ; tx v111. 367. 


376. Whipping of Females :—For now reading a Third time Bill for abolishing same ; Lxxv. 413. 
377. Witnesses :—For now reading the Third time Bill to declare the Law with respect to Witnesses being liable to answer; Lx1. 245, 
378. 


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Woollen Manufacturers Bill :—For reading same the Third time on the morrow ; vit. 511. 


379. Worcester and Droitwich Roads Bill :-—For now reading a Second time Committee’s Amendments; Lyttt. 981. 


V. Questions passed in the Negative: 
[ Form of Question] ; 


381. That certain words proposed to be left out of Questions stand part thereof; LVI. 25.—LVII. 419.—-LVIII. 400.-—LIX. 154.—LX. 104: 
LXI. 132.—=LXII- 115.—LXI1I. 60.—LXIV. 111.—LXV. 17.—-LXVI. 148.—LXVII1. 47.—-LXVIII. 160.—LXx1x. 226.—LXxX, 14.— 
LXX1.62.—Lx xl. 156.—Lx x111. 85.—LxxIv. 64.—Lxxv. 28, &amp;c. That certain words, —Be inserted in Questions ; Lv11. 420. 
—LX. 220.—LXIV. 350.—LXVI. 135.—LXVII. 17.—LXvVIII. 209. Be inserted in Questions instead of other words negatived, to 
stand part thereof; LX, 301.—LXV. 132.—LXVII. 335, 380, 423.—LXVIII. 279.—Lx x1. 382. Be added at the end of Questions ; 
LIX, 430.—LXv. 166.—LxX. 198.—LXXI. §.—LX XIII. 239. Be added at the end of Questions instead of other words negatived, to 
stand part thereof; LXvIII. 279.—Lxx1. 382. Be added to proposed Amendments to Questions; Lv11. 419. A Question 
negatived nem. con.; LX XIII. 420. 


[ Relative to—] 


Abercromby, Mr. :—See infra; 384. 








382. Aberdeen :—For Addresses for copy of the warrant of the Crown issued for election of Magistrates of the burgh of Aberdeen in 1818; 
Copy of all Petitions for warrants of election in 1817 or 1818; Statement of warrants from the Crown in matters of election granted 
to cities or Royal burghs of Scotland; Lxx1v. 295. 


383. Aberdeenshire Election Petition :—For discharging the Order for considering same ; LX11. 233. 


384. Absence, Leave of :——That Members have Leave of Absence; viz. Mr. Abercromby, Lxx. 316. Mr. Jollifie, txxv. 338. Sir 
Edward Littleton, rv111.297. Mr. Quin, LxvIII. 519.————That Mr. Pedley (a Member) have Leave to absent himself from further 
attendance on an Election Committee ; L1x. 21. 


385. Addresses :—That certain words be inserted in the Address of Thanks for the Lords Commissioners’ Speech at the opening of the 
session in 1807 ; Lx11. 564. In 1810; LXV. 12. For adjourning debate on Question, That words be added to an Address ; 
LXXV. 4. That words be added to an Address; Lxxv.'7. —-—— For presenting an Address by Privy Councillors; Lxv11. 391. 








386. Adjournment :—For Adjournment ; [Note. After the Motion was negatived, the other Orders of the day were read ;] LXVI11. 272. 


387. Administration :—For the House to resolve itself into Committee, to inquire into the conduct of the late Administration both at 
home and abroad during the war; Lv11. 341.——For reading the other Orders of the day, to supersede Motion for an Address, For 
the Prince Regent to take such measures as will enable him to form a strong and efficient Administration; LXVI1. 391.———-——To express 
regret that the expectations held out by the Regent, in his Answer to Address of 21 May, have not been realized; and that His Royal 
Highness will forra, without delay, an Administration entitled to the support of Parliament, and confidence of the Nation; txvit. 423. 

For Address for documents relating to the late negotiations for the formation of an Administration, in consequence of Address 

of 21 May 1812; LXVII. 445. 


388. Admiralty Office :—That the issue of war salaries to the Secretaries of the Admiralty and others, in consideration of the expeaition 
to Algiers, is ‘uncalled for by the Order in Council of 15th January 1800, and therefore an improper application of public money ; 
Lxx1t. 80. ——=—— For Address for reducing the number of Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty; txxiv. 245. See 
infra, 523. 602. 





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804. QUESTIONS—continued. 


V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued 


389. Admiralty Droits :—That the possession by the Crown of funds raised otherwise than by the grant of supplies from the Commons, 
and applicable to’ purposes not previously ascertained by Parliament, is contrary to the spirit of the Constitution; Lxvir. 47... —— 
That the House having taken into its consideration the unprecedented sums at different and uncertain periods within the last twenty 
years received and disposed of.by the Crown as Droits, is deeply impressed with the necessity of inquiring into the extent and application 
of the same ; LXvIt. 47. That the House will proceed to appoint a Committee to inquire into the most efficacious means of 
transferring the funds of Droits to the public service; Lxvit. 48. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the 
application of the various sums received as Droits of the Crown and of Admiralty; Lxvit. 149. See infra, 429. 7 








391. Admiralty, Court of :—For account of the fees and emoluments of the Judge, and of the Registrar and Marshal of the High Court 
of Admiralty; rx. 288. Several Motions relating to the proceedings in the Court of Admiralty; Lxv, 493. For 
appointing a Committee to examine into the conduct of the Judge, Registrar and Marshal, and Deputies of the Court of Vice Admiralty 
at Malta; txvi. 463. See infra, 718. 








392. Admiralty Registrar’s Bill :—For adjourning debate on Motion, That the words “ Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair” stand 
, part of Question after Order of Day for the House to resolve itself into Committee on Bill; Read, Lxvit. 445. 


393. Advertisements :—That leave be given to bring in a Bill to.repeal so much of Act 50 Geo. III. c. 76, as imposes certain duties on 
Advertisements in Ireland; LXvI. 371. See infra, 458. 


394. Aggregate Fund :—For appointing a Committee to inquire how far the provisions of Act 1 Geo. III. c. 1, directing the produce of 
certain duties to be carried to the Aggregate Fund have been complied with ; Lx111. 308. 


395. Alehouse Licences :—For leave to bring in a Bill to amend Act 32 Geo, IIL; LXIII. 442. 
Algiers :—See supra, 388. 


396. Aliens, and Alien Bills :—For an account of the number of Aliens sent out of the country under any Acts upon the application of 
any Foreign Minister; LX XI. 325.————For adjournment to supersede Motion for adding the words “ The Bill with the Amendments 
be ingrossed” in lieu of words which had been negatived, to stand part of Question relative to the Alien Bill; txx1. 382. For 
adjournment to supersede Motion for now reading a Second time Clause offered to be added, “ Directing that a summary of the charge 
against an Alien be given to him ;” Lx x1. 382. That Clauses offered to be added to the Aliens Bill be brought up ; “ That Act 
shall not extend to Aliens resident in this country previous to 1 January 1816 ;” Lxx1. 409. “ That the Act shall not extend to Alien 
women married to natural born subjects ;” LX x1. 419. For an Address for laying before the House copies or extracts of corres- 
pondence relating to Aliens ; LXX111. 325. For reading a Second time Clauses offered to be added to the Aliens Regulation’ Bill, 
“ Directing a record to be kept of cases of removal, and to be laid before Parliament”; Lxxtu. 364. “For giving Aliens the choice of 
the country to which they are to be sent,” 375. “ For allowing Counsel to be heard on an appeal,” 376. For adding words to the 
Bill; uxx111. 376. ———— For agreeing to Lords Amendments to the Alien Bill (mem. con.); LXx1II. 420. For instruction to 
the Committee on Aliens Bill, “ ‘To provide that the Privy Council shall cause to be delivered a summary of the matter alleged against 
any Alien ;” “That nothing in the Bill shall extend to Aliens whose principal residence has been in England since 1 January 1814 ;” 
“To Aliens coming or to come to give evidence for or against the Queen’s Bill;” uxxv. 431. See infra, 494. 




















397. America :—For an Address praying His Majesty, without delay, to take such measures as may tend to the immediate re-establishment 
of the commercial intercourse between His Majesty’s dominions and America, and to bring by conciliatory negotiation all other points 
to an amicable conclusion; Lx1v. 117.—-— For Address for copies of all correspondence between the Home Secretary and the 
Minister of the United States of America during 1810; LXvI. 447. ——»— For Address for copies of all correspondence which may 


have taken place between the Secretary for Foreign Affairs and the Minister of the United States of America resident in England, 


from 1 January 1810 to the latest period; Lxvii. 112. For copies of all Memorials presented to the Admiralty by merchants, 
respecting the insufficiency of convoy for the American Trade; LXVIII. 455. See infra, 727. 








Amiens :—See infra, 682. 


398. Appeals in the House of Lords :—For adjourning debate on Motion for appointing Committee to inspect the Journals of the 
House of Lords to ascertain the number of Appeals now before that House; LXvI. 154. 


Apprentices :—See infra, 753. 


399. Arcot, late Nabob of :—For a copy of the Commission under which the Commissioners employed on the examinativn of the claims 
of the late Nabob of Arcot are to act ; LXI. 132. 


A0l. Argyll Roads Bill :—rThat cerain words proposed to be left out, stand part thereof; Lx x1. 397. 
Arms :—See infra, 827. 


402. Army :——For appointing a Committee to inquire into the existence of any corrupt practices with regard to the disposal of offices in any 
department of the State, and of any corrupt practices relative to the purchase and sale of Commissions in the Army ; LXIv. 219.——— 
For appointing a Committee to inquire into the state of His Majesty’s Land Forces, so far as relates to the distribution ef money granted 
by Parliament for their pay and allowance ; Lxvi. 235. —--— For printing Army Estimates, presented 15 May 1806; Lxt. 337. 
———To re-committing Report of Committee of Supply of 13 May 1817, relative to the Land Forces, &amp;c.; Lx x11. 263. See infra, 
493- 505- 541. 558. 564. 663. 713. 


403. Artillery Drivers :—For Address, for payment of £.3,504. to the officers of the eight troops of the Royal Artillery Drivers, being the 
difference between their full and half pay ; Lx x111. 303. 


404. Atalante and Felix :—For laying before the House copies of all letters and representations from the commanders or surgeons of His 
Majesty’s Ship Atalante and Schooner Felix ; 1x11. 682. 


405. Atholl, Duke of :—For Address for appointing Commissioners to inquire into his claims respecting the Isle of Man; 1x. 450. 
Attornies :—See infra, 907. 


406. Auditors of Public Accounts Bill :—For reading a Second time Clauses offered to be added, “ Directimg the Commissioners 
of the Treasury, when. they shall suspend the declaration of an Account for twelve months, to enter their reasons on their Minutes ;” 
“ Declaring that when the surcharge shall exceed £. 1,000. the Commissioners of the Treasury shall not have power to grant their 
Warrant for relief ;” ux. 545. 


407. Austria :——For Address of Thanks for His Majesty’s Message respecting Austria; Lx1v. 369. See infra, 891. 
408. Ballots :—For excusing certain Members for their non'attendance at Ballots; Lxxtv. 361. See infra, 482. 


409. Bangor Roads Bill :—For calling in Counsel on the Second reading ; Lv1I. 294. 
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V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 


411. Bank of England :—For bringing up-Clause, offered to be added to the Bank Restriction Bill, “ For limiting the amount of Notes 

: and Bills tobe issued by the: Bank, during the restriction of payments in cash ;” LVit. 363. ————- For laying before the House 
a comparative scale of the Commercial Discounts of the Bank, from 1 January 1790 to 1 January 1811; Lxvi. 240.——— For 
appointing a Secret Committee to examine the total amount of outstanding demands on the Bank of England, and of their funds for 
discharging same ; LX VII. 203.—&lt;-—F'or the House to resolve itself into Committee to take into consideration the rate of composition 
paid by the Bank for stamps; Lx x. 343. For appointing a Committee to examine and state the outstanding demands upon the 
Bank of England, and the funds for discharging same; Lxx. 132. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the 
engagements now subsisting between the Public and the Bank of England, &amp;c. ; Lx x1. 30.—LXx x11. 88. For adjournment to 
supersede- Motion for now bringing up the Report on the Bank Restriction Bill; Lxx1. 340. ——— That a Clause, offered to be 
added to Bank Restriction Bill, “‘ For providing that the Directors of the Bank shall take measures for resuming payments in cash, as 
early after the passing of the Act, as in their judgment, may appear safe,” be read a Second time; Lx x1. 348. For bringing up 
a Clause, offered to be added to the Bank Loan Bill; “ That during the restriction of cash payments by the Bank, no profits shall 
be divided amongst the proprietors ;” Lx XI. 477- That Mr. Brougham be added to the Secret Committee on the affairs of the 
Bank ; LXXIv. 113: For Account, showing how the sum of five millions voted for paying off debt due to the Bank of England 
on 5 July 1819, has been applied; txxv. 76. See infra, 451. 544. 562. 586. 587. 852 


Bank Notes :—See infra, 562. 




















412, Bank Stock :—For laying before the House a copy of any Resolution of the Bank to increase the dividend on Bank Stock; Lvs. 271. 
For laying before the House an Account of all sums divided by the Bank, upon their capital, from 5 January 1787 to 5 January 
1812; LXVII, 204. For Accounts of the number of Proprietors of the Bank of England, on 31 March 1817, distinguishing the 
number of Aliens from that of British Subjects; rx x11. 246. For Account of aggregate amount of the Capital Stock of the 
Bank of England, standing in the names of British Subjects and of Aliens, on 31 March 1817; Lxxit, 246. 











413. Bank of Ireland :—To bringing up Clause offered to be added to the Bank of Ireland Restriction Bill ; “ For limiting the amount of 


Notes and Bills to be issued during the Restriction ;” Lv11. 363.—.—For adjournment to supersede Motion for receiving Report of 
the Bank of Ireland Loan Bill; tx111. 695. 


414, Bankrupts :—-For the House to resolve itself into Committee to consider of such parts of Statute 13 Eliz.c. 7, and other Statutes as 
give jurisdiction in matters of Bankruptcy to the Lord Chancellor ; txvirr. 301. That Petition of John Dufrene against the 
Bankrupt Laws Amendment Bill be printed; Lxxiv. 464. That the House will resolve itself into Committee to take into 
consideration so much of Act 13 Eliz. c. 7, as gives jurisdiction in matters of Bankruptcy to the Lord Chancellor; txxrv. 466 .——— 
For bringing up Clause offered to be added to the Bankruptcy Regulation Bill, ‘‘ Directing the investment of. monies in the funds or in 
Exchequer bills ;” Lx xtv. 583. See infra, 695. 








415. Barham, J oseph Forster, Esq. :—(A Member ;) For taking him into the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms; LXxIv. 341. 


416. Barracks :—For an account of money received by government for dung, &amp;c. arising from the several buildings hired by government and 
used as Barracks; LXI. 551. For return of buildings of every description rented or hired by government and used as Barracks ; 
LXII. 136. —&lt;———- For printing certain estimates relative to Barracks ; Lxv11. 286. 


Beer :—See infra, 843. 





417. Bell Rock Lighthouse Bill :—For agreeing with the Committee in an Amendment ; tvrir. 677. 

418. Benbow, William :—For appointing a Committee to’ examine the truths of the allegations of Petitions of William Benbow, John 
Knight, Samuel Haynes, Joseph Mitchell, Thomas Evans, William Ogden, John Stewart and John Bagguley complaining of operation 
of Habeas Corpus Suspension Act; LXXIII. 77. 


419. Bere Forest :—For referring the rights of the Crown and claims of individuals in Bere Forest to a Committee ; Lxv. 390- 


421. Berkshire :—That Petition from Berkshire to discharge Gale Jones and Sir Francis Burdett from confinement and expunge Resolutions 
for their commitment from the Journals do lie upon the Table; Lxv. 465. 


Bills, Public :—See infra, 633. 
422. Blackfriars Bridge Toll Bill ; —For agreeing with the Committee in an Amendment; Lxrv. 344. 
423. Black Game Bill :—For reading a Second time Committees Amendments; ivi. 621. 
Blasphemy :—See infra, 661. 
424. Blasphemous Libel Bill:—For bringing up Clause offered to be added thereto, “ For limiting the duration of the Act ;” Lxxv. 80. 
Board of Works :—See infra, 464. 
Boroughs :—See infra, 538. 


425. Bossiney Election Petition :—For adjourning debate on Motion for reading Order for taking same into consideration upon a certain 
day; LXXIV, 410. 


426. Bradford :—That Petition from Bradford for Reform of Parliament do lie upon the Table ; 1x x11. 37. 
427. Brandon Inclosure Bill :—That the House do agree to Lords Amendment ; 1x11.841. 
Bribery :——See infra, 538. 


428. Bristol Harbour Bill :—For bringing up Clause “ For making subscribers liable to the payment of their subscriptions, notwith- 
standing any of the provisions of the Act ;” Lv111. 590.——_— For now reading same a Second time ; Lx11. 674. 


Brougham, Mr. :—See supra, 411. 


429. Brunswick, Duke of :—For an Address respecting His Majesty’s-message for granting an annuity to the Duke of Brunswick, and 
that he would be pleased to direct that such a sum should be paid into the Consolidated Fund from the Droits of Admiralty as may be 
equal to the value of the annuity; Lxv- 363.———For adjourning debate on Motion that the Duke of Brunswick’s Annuity Bill do 
pass; LXV. 378.————For- address for His Majesty to give directions for payment into the Consolidated Fund from the Droits of 
Admiralty of a sum equal to the amount of the annuity charged upon the same for the Duke of Brunswick; ixv. 431. 


431. Buckinghamshire, 
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806 ; QUESTIONS—continued. 


V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. i | 3 y Vv 


431. Buckinghamshire, Earl of :—DMotion reprehending the conduct of the Earl of Seslteaitandhlods as President of the Board of 
Controul, in suggesting a grant of money by the East India company, on the ground of services performed by a former President; 
Exx. 320. See infra, 527. 


432, Bull Baiting Bill :—Fornow reading same a Second time ; Lv11. 498. 





433. Bullion :——That certain words be added at the end of first Resolution of Committee of the Whole House, on Report of Select Committee 
on the cause of the high price of Bullion; Lxv1. 332. At the end of 16th Resolution, 336. 


434, Buonaparte :—For copies or extracts or substance of Instructions to naval commanders respecting Napoleon Buonaparte and the Isle of 
Elba; Lxx. 228.——— For extracts or substance of information which Government may have received respecting the design of 
Buonaparte to escape from Elba; Lxx. 228. For Address that the Prince Regent will take such measures as will prevent 
this country being involved in war with France, on the ground of the executive power being vested in any particular person ; Lx x. 255. 





435. Burdett, Sir Francis :—For further adjourning debate on Motion that a letter signed “‘ Francis Burdett,” and a further part of 
a paper intituled “ Argument,” in Cobbett’s Weekly Register of 24 March 1810, is a libellous paper, reflecting on the rights and 
privileges of the House; LXv. 252. That the messenger who was left in charge of him be calledin; txv. 270, For 
adjourning debate for six months on Motion that the letter received by the Speaker from Sir Francis Burdett do lie upon the ‘Table; 
LXV. 273. That Petitions of freeholders of Middlesex, respecting his imprisonment, do lie upon the Table; Lxv. 323. 
For adjourning debate on Motion that the Report and Appendix [the second] of Select Committee on proceedings respecting Sir Francis 
Burdett’s notices, do lie upon the Table; Lxv. 399. That the proper officer of the Court of King’s Bench do attend the House 
with all records and proceedings in the actions commenced by Sir Francis Burdett against Mr. Speaker and the Serjeant; 
LXV. 480. 

















436. Burghs of Scotland :—For an Address for statement of all warrants from the Crown in matters of Election granted to Cities or 
Royal Burghs of Scotland since the Revolution, &amp;c.; LXXIv. 295. 


437. Burke, Edward :—For laying before the House copy of the Bill of Indictment found against Edward Burke, for wilful and corrupt 
perjury in 1814; Lxxtv. 368. 


438. Butt, Richard Gathorne :—That his Petition do lie upon the Table; Lx x11. 389. 
439. Calls :—That the House be called over on a certain day; Lxx. 340. 


441. Camberwell Inclosure Bill :—For re-committing same; Lxx1v. 320. 


442, Camberwell Waterworks Bill :-—For the Report to lie upon the Table; 1x. 333. For agreeing with the Committee in their 
first Amendment; Lx. 385. 


443. Cambridge, Duke of :—For copy of a letter from him, tendering his resignation of the command of the Home District, and of the 
reply of the Commander in Chief to the same ; Lxvit. 68. 


444. Camelford Election Committee :—For laying before the House the proceedings of the Committee; Lxx1v. 325. 


445. Campbell, Lieutenant General :—For copy of correspondence between the Colonial Secretary and Count Cladan relative to his 


conduct ; LX XIII. 409. 


o 


446. Canada :—For address for copy of Act of the provincial legislature of Upper Canada, respecting offences committed within the province; 
LX XIV, 571. 


447. Canning, Right honourable George :——Relating to his appointment as Ambassador Extraordinary to the Court of Lisbon ; : 
LXXII. 242. 


448. Carlisle Road Petition :—For leave to present same after the time limited ; Lx1. 135. 


449. Carnatic :—Relative to the assumption of the government of the Carnatic, and that the British power in India entrusted to the 
Marquis Wellesley, has in that instance been employed by him wantonly and unjustly ; Lx111. 396. Other Motions relative to that 
subject; Lx111. 448-9. 


451. Cash P ayments :—For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the expediency of restoring the Cash Payments of the Bank of 
England; Lx x1. 324. See supra, 411. 


452. Castlereagh, Lord Viscount :—For reading the other Orders of the Day; On Motion, That it appears to the House that Lord 
Castlereagh in 1805, being President of the Board of Control, a Privy Councillor and Secretary of State, did place at the disposal of 
Lord Clancarty the nomination of a writership to India, for the purpose of procuring Lord Clancarty a seat in the House; Lx1v. 246. 
See infra, 505. 643. 766. 


453. Caton Inclosure Bill :—For reading the First time a Clause offered to be added thereto; “ That certain allotments shall not be 
subject to the reserved rights of the Lord of the Manor ;” Lxx. 210. 


454. Causton, Henry Hunt :—For bringing up Petition of Henry Hunt Causton, proprietor of the London Directory ; Lxx1v. 597. 
Chancellor, Lord :—See supra, 414, 
455. Chair of the House: —That Mr. Speaker do not take the Chair until at least sixty Members are present; 1v1. 188. 


436. Chairman of Committee of Ways and Means :—-That Richard Wharton, Esq. having been called to the Chair of that 
Committee, be excused from further attendance on the Public Expenditure Committee; Lx111. 241. 


Chamberlain, Lord :—See infra, 671. 


457. Chancery Suits Committee :—For instructions to them to examine persons practising at the bar as well as Solicitors of the Court 
touching the causes of delay ; LxviL 361. See infra, 898. 


Charge :—See infra, 766. 


ase. Charitable Bequests ;«—For leave to bring in a Bill for exempting them from the duties on legacies, and also from the duty-en 
advertisements; Lxvr1. 68. 


4590, Chatham Poor Bill :—For ‘calling in Counsel on farther consideration of the Report; uvit. 401- 


461. Chelsea Infirmary :——That a Committee be appointed to investigate certain transactions relating to the building of an Infirmary at 
. Chelsea, and granting a lease to Colonel Gordon of certain lands; Lx1v. 284. 


462. Chelsea 


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= eee 


V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. ; : ) 


462. Chelsea Out Pension List :—For laying before the House a return of the number of persons liable to be struck off from the Chelsea 
Out Pension: List, in consequence of the Prince Regent's Proclamation, dated 28 October 1819; LXXv. 74. 


Cintra, Convention of :—See infra, 505. 
463. Circulating Medium :—For appointing a Committee to take into consideration the state of the Circulating Medium ; ux x111. 308. 


464. Civil List :——That Lord Archibald Hamilton be a Member of the Civil List Committee; Lxv11. 106. ——~ That the Committee 
have power to send for persons, papers and records; Lxv1I, 106,—LXVIII. 526. That Mr. Eden be discharged from his 
attendance on the Committee; Lxvul. 108. For discharging part of Order for referring an account relating to the Board of 
Works tothe Committee on Civil List; xx. 274. That the Committee have power to send for Mr. T. B. Marsh; rxx. 282, 

‘That a Select Committee be appointed to take into consideration the several accounts and papers relating to the Civil List, with 

power to send for persons, papers and records; LXXI. 340. For printing certain papers relating to the Civil List; txx. 281. 

















MT 


465. Civil Services Recompence Bill :—For bringing up a Clause offered to be added ; “ Directing that any person who may accept 
a pension under the Act shall vacate his seatin Parliament ;” Lx x11. 338. 


466. Clergy :—That a Clause, “‘ That no Rector shall hold lands beyond the annual value of £.100. or distant one mile from the parsonage 
house” be made part of the Bill; To amend laws relating to Spiritual Persons holding farms, &amp;c.; tvi1t. 427. For reading 
a Second time Clauses, “That Acts shall aot restrain Bishops from granting licences to persons serving as licensed Preachers in pro- 
prietary chapels;” “That Spiritual Persons presented to livings ufter passing of the Act, shall reside on or provide a resident curate ;” 
“‘That parishes shall have the same power of appeal as Spiritual Persons ;” 451. 


467. Clergy Residence Bill :—For bringing up a Clause, “ For enforcing service on Sundays, and the Act of Uniformity ;” Lx x11. 411. 


468. Clyde Navigation Bill :—For inserting certain words therein; rx1v. 276. 


469. Coal and Culm :—For leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the several Acts now in force for imposing duties on Coal and Culm 
seaborne and carried coastwise ; Lx xiv. 466. 


471. Cochrane, Lord :—For copy of the Report of the late trial upon an indictment in the Court of King’s Bench against Lord Cochrane, 


together with his statement or any affidavit filed in the Court of King’s Bench; Ltxrx. 381. For adjourning debate on Motion, 
That Lord Cochrane [a Member] had been convicted of a conspiracy, &amp;e ; LX1X. 433. 


Coin :—See infra, 586, 587. 





472. Coinage :——For copies of all letters from the Chancellor of the Exchequer to Magistrates, relating to the new Coinage; LX XII. 139. 
Colchester, Lord :—See infra, 696. 

473. Cold Bath Fields Prison :—For referring the Petition of Alexander Stephens respecting same to a Committee ; Lx111. 184. 
Collier, John :—See infra, 519. 


474. Colonies :—For Address for account of any explanations between Government and the government of the French and Batavian 
republics, respecting the removal or transfer of British property belonging to establishments formed in any of the Colonies engaged, 
to be restored to the said governments; tv11. 436. For Address for copy of all Memorials and Petitions of persons interested 


in property in the Settlements, Lands and Colonies in the West Indies now about to be restored to the different powers of Europe ; 
Lvit. 436. 





&amp; 
Jl 
ou 


. Colonial Offices Bill :—For bringing up.a Clause offered to be added “ limiting leave of absence ;” LXIX. 245. 


476. Commerce :—For appointing a Select Committee to take into consideration the present state of the Commerce and Manufactures of the 
country, particularly with reference to the effects ef the Orders in Council and the Licence Trade ; uxvit. 168. 


477. Commercial Credit :—For laying before the House copy of evidence taken before the Select Committee on Commercial Credit ; 
LXVI. 183. 


478. Commercial Docks Bill :—That Petition offered to be presented, praying to be heard against same, be brought up; Thata Petition 
against same do lie upon the Table; txv. 338. That the Report of the Bill do lie upon the Table; Lxv. 444. ——— For 
bringing up Clauses “ For making compensation to wharfingers ;” “‘ For making compensation to Messrs. Mills and Hanks ;” Lx v. 463. 





Commercial Intercourse :—See supra, 397. 


‘479. Commissary in Chief :—That the allowing the late Commissary in Chief upon the abolition of his office to retain half his salary, was 
an excessive remuneration; and that the permitting him to hold an office of £.1,500. per annum in addition, is an improvident 
expenditure of the public money ; LX X11. 249. 


&amp; 


. Commissary Courts, and Commissary Clerks in Scotland :—For Address for communications to the Secretary of 
State respecting them ; LX XIII. 339. 


Commissions :—See supra, 402. infra, 559. 


‘482. Committees :—That it is a high breach of privilege to circulate lists of the names of Members to serve upon Select Committees to 
be appointed by ballot; Lx. 216. See infra, 695. 


483. Consolidated Bill :—That certain words stand part of Amendment made to the Public Revenues Consolidation Bill; txx1. 468. 
That certain words be inserted therein; LxxI. 492. 


484. Constables in Ireland Bill :—That the Speaker do now leave the chair; On the Order of the day being read for the House to 
resolve itself into Committee thereon; LXx1v. 274. 


Controul; Board of :—See supra, 431. infra, 889. 
Convicts :—See infra, 887. 


Convoy :—See supra, 397. 


Copenhagen : oO 
485. For Address for the substance and dates of all information transmitted by His Majesty’s Ministers at the Court of Copenhagen, respecting 
the naval force of Denmark, &amp;c.; LX11I. 43. Sixteen other Addresses for information relative to the expedition te Copenhagen ; 


LXIII. 43, 44. 
“°486, For 


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808 QU ESTIONS—continued. 


V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. . 
Copenhagen—continued. &gt; 
486. For Addresses for copies or extracts of any correspondence which passed between His Majesty’s Ministers and the Danish Charge d’ Affairs, 
from the date of the capitulation of Copenhagen; and for the correspondence after the capitulation, between Ministers and the Court 


of Stockholm, relative to the retaining possession of the Island of Zealand by a Swedish army ; LXxItI. 113. For an Address 
respecting the expedition to Copenhagen, and that no evidence has been adduced to defend the country from accusations injurious to 
its character ; LX111. 195. ————— For an Address respecting the late attack on Copenhagen, and the taking possession of the Danish 
fleet; That His Majesty will seize the earliest opportunity consistent with safety to make reparation for the injury which, in defending 
his rights against the unjust attacks of the enemy he may have been necessitated to inflict ; LX111. 224. 





487. Copyholders :—For leave to bring in.a Bill to repeal Act 31 Geo. III. c.14, and to entitle. copyholders to vote for Knights of 
shires; LXVII. 370. 


488. Copyright :—For leave to bring in a Bill to amend Act 54 Geo. III. c.156, so far as regards books published before the Act of Queen 
Anne, respecting the claims to eleven copies of the said books; LXXx11. 372. 


489. Cork Harbour Bill :—For reading same a Second time; Lxx1v. 596. 


491. Corn :—For adjourning further consideration of Report on Importation and Exportation Amendment Bill; 1x. 438. ——— That all who 
come to Committee on the Corn Trade have voices; LXVIII. 337. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the Corn 
Trade, so far as relates to the importation and warehousing of Foreign Corn; Lx1x. 293. For adjournment to supersede 
Motion for now reading Report on the state of the Corn Laws; Lxx. 120. For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on Third 
reading of Corn Trade Bill, “‘ For declaring that the Act shall cease whenever the Bank of England shall resume their payments in 
specie ;” LXX. 157. 











Coromandel :—See infra, 527. 


492. Coroners :—For ingrossing Coroners Fee Bill; Lv11.560.———For reading a Second time Clauses offered to be added to Coroners Reward 
Bill ; “That the allowance granted by the Act shall not be-given unless approved by the Justices ;” For bringing up Clause offered to be 
added thereto; “ For restraining Coroners from visiting without notice of sufficient cause ;” LXxI. 505. ———— For now reading 
Coroners Reward Bill a Second time; Lxx111. 104. 


493. Corporal Punishments :—For laying before the House in the next session, Regimental Returns of all Corporal Punishments, 
sentenced and inflicted during the last ten years, ending 1 January 1808, in every Regiment. of Regulars, Militia, Garrisons and 
Artillery; ux111. 477. For Return of the Number of Corporal Punishments, that have been inflicted in the regular Army, and 
in the Militia and Local Militia, for the last seven years, ending 1 January 1812; LXxvuit. 274. See infra, 716. 





494. Correia, Don Anselmo :—For Addiess for copies .of correspondence respecting Don Anselmo Correia, a Portuguese, sometime 
since sent out of the kingdom under the provisions of the Alien Act; Lxx, 183. 


Corrupt Practices :—See supra, 402. 
Cortes :—See infra, 849. 

Cotton Goods :—See infra, go9. 

Cotton Manufactories :—See infra, 753. 


495. Cotton Wool :—For the House immediately to resolve itself into a Committee to consider so much of Act 43 Geo. III. c. 153, as 
relates to the importing of Cotton Wool in neutral ships; Lxvit1. 619. 


Courts Martial: —See infra, 558. 718. 


496. Coventry :—That Francis William Barlow, Esq. and Nathaniel Jefferys, Esq. be at liberty to appear as separate parties on the appoint- 
ment of the Coventry Election Petition; Lv111. 175. 


497. Croggon, Thomas :—For reading the other Orders of the Day on Motion, That he be brought to the bar of the House on the 
morrow, in order to his being discharged ; LX VIII. 592. 


498. Crook, G. :—A Seamen; For bringing up his Petition, complaining of his having been entered as run, and thereby deprived of his 
wages ; LXXIV. 431. 


499. Croydon Railway Bill :—For adjourning further proceedings upon the Third reading; Lv111. 328. 
501. Cruelty to Animals Bill :—For the House immediately to resolve itself into the Committee ; Lx1v. 407. 


502. Curates Residence Bill :—For reading a Second time Clause offered to be added to the Bill, “ For allowing an appeal from the 
decision of the Archbishop to the King in Council;” Lx. 315. For bringing up Clause, “ That the Act shall not extend to Incumbents 
absent from their Livings by reason of their holding certain offices ;” Lx. 315. For inserting words in Bill; ux. 315. For bringing 
up a Clause offered on Third reading, “‘ For giving an appeal to the King or to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland in cases where the 
Archbishops act as Diocesans ;” LXIII. 455+ 


503. Curtis, Robert :—For appointing a Committee to inquire into the facts stated respecting Robert Curtis, late a corporal in the Oxford- 
shire Militia; Lxv1. 121. 


504. Customs :—That there be laid before the House the names of all persons likely to be affected by the Customs Regulation Bill ; 
LXVI. 308. ——— For account of informations filed in the Court of Exchequer under the Customs and Excise Laws; LXXIV. 203. 
——— For bringing up certain Petitions offered against the Customs Duties Bill and the new system of taxation; LXXIv. 532, 563. 


Customs in Ireland :—See infra, 581. 


505. Dalr mple, Lieutenant General Sir Hugh :—For Address for copies or extracts of letter from him to Lord Castlereagh, 
ber 23 December 1808, with such inclosures as relate to any representations of the Portuguese authorities at Oporto on the subject of 
the late armistice in Portugal, signed at Vimiera on 22 August 1808, &amp;c.; Lx1v. 228. For copies of nine letters, with, their inclo- 
sures, written between 1 March and 24 May 1808; LXIv. 254. 


Day Newspaper :—See infra, 649. 


506. De Berenger, Charles Random :—For appointing a Secret Committee to inquire into the circumstances connected with his 
apprehension and detention ; LX1x. 300. 


607. Debt, National :—For the Speaker now leaving the chair for the House to go into Committee on Acts 26 Geo. III. c. 235 32 Geo. III. 
c. 12, and 42 Geo. III. c. ‘71, relating to the Reduction of the National Debt ; Lx11. 712. For appointing a Select Committee 





to take into consideration Acts 26,32, and 42 Geo. III. for the more effectual Reduction of the National Debt, and to end 
" any and what part of the Monies placed to the account of the Commissioners can now be placed at the disposal of sine iament ; 
LLXVIIL. 375- 


Debt : 














a QUEST1O NS—continued. 


V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
Debt :—See.infra;-625. 
- Debtors :—See infra, 589. - 
Defence of the Country : 
bos. . For referring it to a Committee to revise the several Bills for Defence of the Country; 11x. 223,—a——That it be referred to a Committee 
‘to revise the several Acts'which have passed in the two last sessions for the Defence of the Country; Lx. 76:——_-— For leave to bring 
in a Bill to repeal Act of last wession [1803-4] for Defence of the Realm; Lx. 123. See infra, 70%. 
509. For now reading a Second time Committees Amendments to the Bill for establishing a permanent additional force for the Defence 


of the Realm ; 11x. 347.———For reading a Second time Clauses offered to be added to the Bill “ Giving power to His Majesty 


to suspend the Act where there shall be the proportion of Volunteer Corps;” “ That persons directed to be trained shall take the Oath 
of Allegiance ;” Lx1. 489. 


611. Denmark :—For Address for copies or extracts of letters or papers which have passed between the Foreign Secretary and any accredited 
Minister of the King of Denmark during 1813; Lxvuiit. 568. See supra, 485. 


512. Desuetude :—For address for inquiry into the power of the Scotch Judges of declaring any part of the statute law of the land to be in 
Desuetude; tx xiv. 263. 


Dewannee :—See infra, 527. 
$13. Dewsbury Small Debts Bill :—For re-committing same; LXXI1. 279. 
614. De Yonge :——For laying before the House copy of indictment found against De Yonge, for selling guineas; Lxv1. 461. 


615. Dissenters :—For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on Third reading of Militia Interchange Bill ; “For securing to Soldiers 
Dissenters from the Church of England the free exercise of their religion;” LXv1. 395. 


516. Distilleries :—For copies of communications received by the Chancellor of Exchequer of Ireland from Commissioners of Excise in Ireland, 
relative to Distilleries Regulation Bill; txv. 200. 


Disturbances :—See infra, 633. 
Dividends :—See infra, 559. 


517. Divorce Bills :—For appointing a Committee to inspect Lords Journals respecting a Standing Order concerning Divorce Bills ; 
LXIV. 324. ; 


618. Downing College Bill :—For calling in Counsel on Second reading ; Lv1. 653. 


519. Drakard, John, and John Collier :—For copies of information for libel filed ex officio by the Attorney General against them, 
with copies of the Record of conviction and sentence; LXVI. 421. 


' $21. Drogheda Election Petition :—For discharging the Order for considering same; LX XIV. 147. 
622. Dublin Paving Commissioners Act :—For now reading a Second time Bill to amend same; Lx1. 152. 


523. Duckworth, Sir John Thomas :——For copy of the proceedings of the court martial on him, and copy of memorial of Captain 
Wood, and opinions of Counsel on a case stated by Captain Wood; Lx. 355. 


524. Duff, Sir James, and Major General Smith :—For Address to express to them the displeasure of His Royal Highness at 
their conduct touching certain Spanish subjects who had taken refuge in Gibraltar; Lxx. 128. 


525. Duigenan, Dr. :—For Address for copies or extracts of all correspondence between the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and the Home 
retary, touching his appointment to be a Privy Councillor in Ireland; Lx111. 313. 


Dundas, Mr. Robert :—See infra, 889. 


526. Duties :—For the Speaker's leaving the chair for the House to go into Committee on the Irish Duties Bill; Lrx. 143. (Note. 
The House resolved itself into the Committee the next day.] 


527. East India Affairs :—For laying before the House a statement of the acquisition on the coast of Coromandel and Orixa, of His Most 
Christian Majesty, between 1748 and 1763, and other papers relative to the acquisition of the Dewannee, by the East India Company, 
and also the navigation of British Subjects in the Eastern Seas; LvII. 443. For laying before the Honse the exposition of the 
state of Finances submitted to the Committee on the Company’s Affairs, appointed in the last session [1808], and documents therein 
referred to ; Lx1v. 8'7.—~—For copy of a letter from the Governor General in Council of Bengal, on the subject of Finance in India, 
dated 23 August 1809; Lxv. 395. For adjournment to supersede Motion for now reading the Company’s Loan Bill a Second 
time ; That it be read a Second time this day [after sitting late]; txv. 460. That a Clause offered to be added thereto, “ For 
ensuring the re-payment of the Loan,” be read a Second time; Lxv. 481. That certain words proposed to be left out, stand part 
of first Resolution of the Committee of the Whole House in 1813 on their Affairs; txvi11. 564. For agreeing with said Committee 
in their eighth Resolution; 571. For inserting words in the third Resolution of said Committee ; 572. For adjourning Debate on 
Motion, That the House doth agree with said Committee in their third Resolution, as amended ; 573. For reading a Second time, 
Clauses offered to the Company’s Charter Bill, “‘ Declaring that persons who have been in a military capacity in India, shall be 
eligible to political situations ;” “ That covenanted servants who have served ten years, shall be at liberty to return, on renewing their 
covenants ;” “ Directing the manner of giving votes in the Court of Directors, in lieu of ballots ;” Lxv111. 664.———For copy 
of a letter from the Earl of Buckinghamshire to Robert Thornton, Esquire, Chairman of the Company, dated 12 January 1814; 
LXIX. 277. See supra, 449. infra, 675. 681. 739. 746. 786. 843.911. 


528. East India Ships Registry Bill :—For calling in Counsel on the Second reading; 1xx. 310. For reading a Second time, 
Clause offered to be added thereto; “ For prohibiting the East India Company from trading to and from China in any ship not British 
built ;” Lx x. 372. 


629. East India and Mediterranean Trade Bill :—That certain words be inserted therein ; 1x x11. 341. 


531. East Mouldsey Sewers Bill :—For calling in Counsel, on the House proceeding to take Report thereof into consideration ; 
LXIV. 344. 
Eden, Mr. :—See supra, 464. 


532. Edinborgh Roads Bill :—rFor bringing up a Petition against; Lv111. 316. For now taking Report into further consideration ; 
354- For bringing up Clause “ For preventing toll being levied on carts returning loaded with manure,” 373. 














533. Edmonds, George : —That his Petition for a Reform in Parliament be printed ; LxXxv. 477. 
5¢4. Education 


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QUESTION S++continued. 





Questions passed in the Negative—continued. le otf poy ee: 


534. Education in Ireland :—For appointing a Select Committee to examine into the state thereof; Lxvual. 242. 


535. 


236; 


537. 


Edwards, George :——For appointing a Secret Committee to examine Evidence touching the criminal conduct and proceedings of 
George Edwards and his associates ; Lx XV. 174. a 


Egypt :—For Address, for copy of the instructions to the Earl of Elgin, and other papers relative to the convention for the evacuation of 
ypt; Lv1.345. For Address, o communicate by whose advice certain instructions were given te the Commander in Chief of the 
Fleet in the Mediterranean, enjoining him not to consent to the return of the French Army in Egypt to France, &amp;c, £V1. 493+ 


El Arish :—For adjourning a Debate on Motion for appointiug Committee to ‘inquite inte the causes of the breath of the Cofivention; 
For appointing the said Committee ; tv1. 235. . 


- 


538. 


ie] 


53 


542. 


543. 


544. 


545. 


546. 


555. 


Elba :—See supra, 434. 


Elections :—~That Mr. Pedley (a Member of the Waterford Election Committee) have leave to absent himself from apy further 
attendance; LIX. 21.———— For enlarging the time for entering into recognizances,; Mr. Williams. and his sureties, in respect of 
Tregony Election Petition; Lv111. 110. Mr. Concannon and his sureties, in respect of Seaford Election Petition; ivi. 111. 
Mr. Davison for Milborne Port; ux11. 68. Freemen of the Borough of Lancaster; tx11.'760. Galway €oanty; uxxiv. 134. 
Galway Town; LxXXIV. 135. That in a Question, “ That it is a high infringement of the liberties and privileges of the Commons 
of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for any Lord of Parliament or any Lord Lieutenant.Of any county to concern 
themselves in the Election of Members to serve for the Commons in Parliament,” the words “of the United Kingdom of Great 
Britain and Ireland,” stand part of the Question; ‘Fhat the words “ To concern theniselves in the Election. of Members;* srand 
part of the Question; Lvi1. 25.—~—-— For now reading a Second time Bill for the better discovery of bribery and corruption in 
the Election of Members ; Lxv1. 203. For leave to bring a Bill to augment the number of Voters in certain Boroughs; 
LXVI1, 370, —-— That a Clause proposed to be left out of the Irish Election Bill stand part thereof; Lxx11. 374. For bringing up 
a Clause offered to be added to the said Bill, ‘* Directing that persons shall not have a right to vote who obtain their freedom after 
issue of the writ;” Lxx11. 428, For bringing up Clauses proposed to be added on Report of Elections Laws Amendment 
Bill, “ Directing that if the returning officer shall not have time to hear and determine votes within the time required, fivé:days be 
allowed before he declares the numbers ;” “ For allowing longer time between the proclamation and.day of Election ;” ~xx111. 87. 
See supra, 444. 487. 496. 521. infra, 543. 582. 611, 612. 691. 731. 735. 762. 803. 828. 871. 879. 919. 











, Ellenborough, Lord :—For referring the Articles of charge presented to the House by Lord Cochrane against Lord Eljenborough, 


to a Committee of the Whole House; Lxx1. 322. 


. Enlistments :—For Address for copies of Military opinions in writing on the subject of recruiting the Army by enlisting for a term 


of years; LXI. 222. 
Estates, (Traders) Bill :—See infra, 886. 
Etrusco Ship :—See infra, 784. 
Evans, Thomas :—For referring his Petition to a Committee ; Lx x11. 44). 
Evesham Election :—For bringing up a Petition respecting same ; LXXIV. 195. 
Ex Officio. Informations :—See infra, 661. 


Exchequer Bills :—For account of Exchequer Bills held by the Bank of England on 1 January, April, June and October, fro 
1 January 1797; LXVI. 271. ie 


Excise :—For instruction to Committee on Additional Excise Duties Bills, empowering them to divide same into two or more Bills; 
LVIII. 547.————F or adjourning further proceedings upon Third reading of Excise Duties Bill; txvr1. 499. See sspra; 514. 


Exeter Roads Bill : --For agreeing with the Committee in an amendment; tv111. 528. 


Expenditure of Public Money :—See infra, 844. 


. Expiring Laws continuing Bill :—For instruction empowering Committee to make provision “ That the Bill do not extend 


” 


to continue Insolvent Debtors Acts;” LXxXxv. 99. 


Expunging Questions from the Minutes :—See infra, 744. 


. Extents in Aid :—For a copy of all rules of the Court of Exchequer touching the issuing of Extents in Aid; Lxx1. 414. 


g Eyre, Mr. :—For referring his Petition to a Committee ; Lx11. 820. 


Farms :—See supra, 466. _ infra, 618. 


Felix Schooner :—=See supra, 404. 


. Female Convict Ship :—-For Address for suspending the sailing of the Wellington Female Convict Ship; txx1v. 390. 


. Ferguson, Thomas :—That he be forthwith discharged ; 1xx111. 319. 


. Ferrol :—For the House to resolve itself into a Committee to inquire into the causes of the failure of the expedition against Ferrol ; 


LVI. 71. 


. First Fruits (Ireland) :——For leave to bring in a Bill for the more equal valuation of the Revenue of First. Fruits in. Ireland; 


LXIIb 319. 


Firth, William :—Late Attorney General for Upper Canada ; For referring his Petition to a Committee; Lx x. 411. 


556. F itzpatrick, Hugh :——For laying before the House copy of the Notice from the Attorney General of Ireland dated 3 July 1812, to 


557 


Hugh Fitzpatrick, requiring him to shew cause before him at his house in Stephen’s Green, why a-criminal information should not be filed 
against him ; LXVII. 541. no 


.F letcher, Samuel :—For referring his Petition to a Committee ; Lxvit. 528. 


558. Flogging of Soldiers.:—For,Address, That the Regent will issue orders for the abolition of the punishment of soldiers by Flogging ; 





LXVI. 442. ————— That leave be given to bring in a Bill to limit the number of lashes to be inflicted by Court Martials in the 
Army ; LXX. 414. ee 


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V. Questions passed in the Nieaiiansciiiniiaine A ails ai he a ae 


559, F oreigners : :——That the account of the amount of exemptions granted to Foreigners in respect.of the duty on dhvitnnda be odie to 


the Committee of Ways and Means ; 3 LXIII. 440.—LXVI. 346. ——— For account of all F are holding commissions in His 
Majesty’s service ; LXfv. 308. 


561. Foreign Soldiers Enlistment. Bill ;—For reading @ Second time Clause offered to be added thereto, “ To prevent. certain 
Foreigners receiving Commissions except in Foreign corps ;” Lx x. 348. 


562. Forgery :——For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the fabrication and circulation of Forged Bank Notes ; Lx x1. 429.——— 
For account of expense incurred by the Bank of England in prosecuting persons for Forging Notes; Lx x1. 413. 


563. F orward, The Right honourable William :—That it appears from the Ninth Report of Commissioners on Public Offices 
in fedend, That Mr. Forward, late Treasurer of the Post Office in Ireland had been in December 1807 superannuated on full or 
after having been only eight years in office, during no part of which time he discharged the duties of the office; tx¥. 393. 

56 


a 


Foskett, Captain :—-For copies of all memorials and other papers transmitted by him to the office of the Commander in Chief; 
LXV. 351. Respecting the case of Captain Foskett of the Nineteenth Light Dragoons, and that Sir David Dundas, Com- 
miander in Chief, omitted an eésential part of his duty and misdemeaned himself, &amp;c,; For Address for dire¢tious to report to His 
Majesty the complaints of Captain Foskett; txv. 473. 


565. Frames :—For agreeing to Lord’s Amendments to Bill for punishing persons destroying same ; Lx vit. 182. 
566. 





France :—For Address for substance of intelligence received by Ministers respecting the military preparations carrying on in Francé 

‘and -Holland from 1 May 1802 to 8 March 1803; Lviu. 430. For reading the other Orders of the day to supersede Motion, 

“That it appears to the House that the conduct of the French Republic is considered by Ministers as inconsistent with good faith,” &amp;c. ; 
LVIII. 474. See supra, 434. infra, 709. 835. 891. 

567. 


Franking :——-For bringing up a Clause offered to be added to the Postage Duties Bill, “ For increasing the allowance of weight for letters 
received by Members ;” v1. 118. 


g 


Freehold Estates :—For now reading a Third time Bill, To make Freehold Estates assets for payment of simple contract debts, 
LxIr. 256. 


Frere, Mr. :—See infra, 713. 
569. Fuller, John, Esquire :—(A Member ;) That he be discharged from custody of the Serjeant; Lxv. 134. 
571. Galway County :——That the time be enlarged for Petitioners to enter into recognizances; LXXIV. 134. 
572. Galway Town :——That the time be enlarged for Petitioners to enter into recognizances ; LXXIV. 134. 
573. Gaols :—For lll the further Si of the Report on Kent Gaol Petition for six BU sp LVI. 357: 
574, Gaol Fees Abolition Bill :—For re-committing same ; LXX. 122. 

Garlicke, Mr. :—See infra, 619. 


§ 


. Gas’ Light and Coke Company’s Bill :—For adjourning further proceedings upon Third reading ; For reading a Second time 
Clause offered to be added, “That each Director shall possess a certain number of shares of the joint stock ;” For adjourning debate on 
Motion for reading a Second time Clause offered to be added, “ For restricting the breaking up of Pavements;” LX XI. 492. 


576. Gayton Inclosure Bill :—That the Report be taken into further consideration on this day six months ; LXv. 345. 


577. General and Staff Officers, &amp;c. :—For re-committing Resolution of Committee of Supply relative to’ General and Staff Officers, 
and Officers of Hospitals and: Garrisons; LXV. 220. 


578. Genoa :—Blaming the conduct of Government relative to the occupation of the Genvese territory by a British force; Lxx. 250. 


579. German Legion :—For laying before the House copies of all Orders issued from the War Office respecting the rank of Officers serving 
in the German Legion ; Lxvitt. 40. 


Gibbs, John :—See infra, 889. 
Gibraltar :—See supra, 524. 
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7 _ 


. Giffard, John, Esquire :——For copy of the Patent by which he has been appointed Accountant General of the Customs in Ireland ; 
LXILE. 144: 


582. Glasgow Election Petition :—For discharging the Order for considering same; LXV. 97. 


583. Glass :—For agreeing with Committee of the Whole House in their Fifth and Sixth Resolutions respecting additional countervailing 
duties, &amp;c. on Glass; Lx x. 390. 


58 


_ 


. Glassington, T. P. &gt;—Thet T. P. Glassington, Printer and Publisher of the Morning Herald, do attend at the Bar of the House; 
LXVIII. 322. 


585. Globe Insurance Bill :—For calling in Counsel; ix1. 444. 


586. Gold. Coin :—For rescinding Third Resolution of 14 May 1811 from the Committee of the Whole House on the Report of 8 June 1810 


from Select Committee, on the high price of Gold Bullion, “‘ That the promissory notes of the said Company [the Bank] have been 
and are held in public estimation equivalent to the legal Coin of the realm,” &amp;c.; Lxvuit. 45. 


587. Gold Coin Bill :—For Instruction to Committee to divide same into two Bills; For copies of communication between the Directors 
of the Bank and Chancellor of the Exchequer respecting the Gold Coin Bill; txv1. 463. ———— For bringing up or reading the First 
time:Clauses offered to beadded to Gold Coin Bill, “« That the profits of the Bank of England beyond a certain sum shall accumulate as 
a fund for the security of their creditors ;” txv1. 464. “ For limiting the issues of the Bank during the continuance of the Act;” 465. 
Motion, That any Statute having for its object to prevent the Bank or other Paper Currency from beitig exchanged against 
the lawful money of the realm, below a certain’ rate, would, if it could be carried into effect, cause the lawful: money of the realm 
wholly to disappear, &amp;c.; and three other Motions made and negatived after the Third reading and passing of the Gold Coin Bill, 1811; 

- Lxvi. 465- Four similar Motions made and negatived on the Motion for reading the Order of the day for the Third reading of the 
Gold Coin Bill, December 1812; Lxvit11. 60. See also supra, 49. For Adjournment to supersede Motion for now’ bringing up 
Report on Gold Coin, Bank Note and Tender Bill; txvi1. 286. —— For bringing up'certain Clauses proposed to be added to Gold 


Coin Bill; “ For limiting the profits of the Bank ;” “ For limiting the issue of Bank Notes ;’ “ ‘That the excess of profits of the 
Bank during the restriction be laid out in purchase of bullion;” LxviI. 301. 








588. Goold,; Thomas ;——That Thomas Goold, Esquire, having prevaricated in his evidence, be committed to the custody of the Serjeant ; 
LXXIVv. 282. 


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812 . QUESTIONS—continued. 
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V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
Gordon, Colonel :—See supra, 461. ' 
589. Goulden, William, (a debtor in Lancaster Gaol 3) That his petition do lie upon the Table ; xvi. 431, 
591. Grady, Thomas William :—For discharging him from the Serjeant’s custody ; Lx x1v. 223. 


s92. Grand Junction Canal Bill :—For now reading same a Second time ; x11. 263. ———That Bill for enabling the Company to 
transfer their powers of making a navigable cut from the said Canal be now read a Second time ; txv1. 116. 


593. Grand J ury Presentment Bill :—For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on Third reading, “‘ For exempting the county of 
Sligo from the operation of the Bill ;” 1xx111. 381. 


594. Gravesend Paving Bill :—For bringing up a Clause offered to be added, “‘ Directing the annual election of Trustees ;” Lx x1. 461. 
595. Greenway, John :—For bringing up Petitions of John Greenway a voter of Haslemere; Lx x11. 344, 370. 


596. Greenwich Hospital :—For leave to bring in a Bill for encouragement of the naval service by regulating the appointment to offices-in 
Greenwich Hospital ; Lx111. 156.—&lt;—For appointing a Committee to inquire into the causes of the difference between the gross and 
net receipts of the estates of the Hospital, with power to send for persons, papers and records; Lx x1. 370. 


697. Grice, William :—For his Petition for provision in Debtors Relief Bill, To lie on the Table, ivi. 511. 
598. Grimsby, Great, Borough :—For reading the notice delivered in requiring Mr. Loft, the Petitioner's, qualifieation ; Lx111. 91. 
599. Grooby :——That Petition therefrom for Reform of Parliament do lie upon the Table; Lxx11. 135. 


601. Guernsey :——For Address for copy of Report of Commissioners of jurisprudence of Guernsey; Lxx1!. 344. 


602. Gun Vessels :—For copy of the orders given by the Lords of the Admiralty for building Gun Vessels by contract in the years 1794, 
1797, 1801, 1803 and 1804, respectively ; L1x. 157. 


603. Habeas Corpus Suspension :——For Address for copies of all instructions given to all gaolers or other persons to whose custody 
persons may be committed under the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act, with their answers; LXX1I.370. —=-—— For bringing up certain 
Clauses proposed to be added to Habeas Corpus Suspension Bill ; “ Directing the mode of confinement of persons detained under fhe Act ;” 
“« Permitting persons detained under the Act to bring actions for false imprisonment in certain cases ;” Lxx11. 124. For instructions to 
Committee on Habeas Corpus Suspension Bill ; “To limit the duration of the Bill to 1 December 1817 ;” uxx11. 415. See gupra, 418, 
infra, 613. , 


604. Habeas Corpus Suspension Bill (Ireland) :—For inserting words therein after Third reading ; ux. 68. 


605. Habeas Corpus Suspension Indemnity Bill :—For adjournment, on Motion for reading Orders of the day for Second reading 
thereof; LVI. 494. 


606. Hackney Coaches Bill :—For bringing up Clauses offered to be added, “ For taking away the jurisdiction of the Commissioners of 
Hackney Coaches ;” 1xx.460. “For protection of females hiring Hackney Coaches ;” “ For allowing stage coaches to take up 
passengers in the street ;” For adding Clause, ‘‘ For empowering Justices to proceed against.owners of Coaches if they do not appear 
upon the second summons ;” 465.—————- For now reading a First time Clause offered to be added to Hackney Coaches Bill ; “For 
regulating the fares of Hackney Coachmen ;” Lx x11. 465. 


Hamilton, Lord Archibald :—See supra, 464. 
607. Hampshire Election Petition :—For referring same tothe Committee of Privileges; ux11. 195. 
608. Hanworth Inclosure Bill :—For calling in Counsel on Third reading ; uv1. 576. 
Hawkins, Sir Christopher :—See infra, 764. 
coo. Hay and Brecon Railway Bill:—That certain words be inserted therein; LXVI1. 214. 
Heligoland :—See infra, 662. 
611. Helleston Election Bill :—For printing same ; Lxx1. 328. 


612. Herefordshire Election Committee :—That Petitioners [there being two Petitions] be at liberty to appear as separate parties. 
on distinct interests; LVIII. 222. 


613. Herron, John : —For bringing up a Petition from him; For calling in and examining him touching his confinement under the Habeas 
Corpus Suspension Act; Lv1. 281. 


614. Highgate Archway Bill :——That the Bill and Amendments be ingrossed ; LXIv. 340. 
615. Histon Inclosure Bill :—For re-committing same with respect to certain Amendments; Lv. 558. 
616. Holy Orders :—For making certain Amendments to Bill to prevent persons in Holy Orders sitting in the House; tv. 439. 


617. Horne Tooke, Mr. (a Member) :—For the House to adjourn, on Motion for calling in and examining Mr. Boucher respecting 
Mr. Horne having taken Holy Orders; Lv. 133. 


618. Horses Additional Duties Bill :—For bringing up Clause, “ For exempting persons occupying small farms from the Duty on 
Horses used in Husbandry ;” Lv1. 175. 


619. Howick, Lord Viscount :—For copy of dispatch from him to Mr. Garlicke, dated London, December 3, 1806, and the answer 
thereto; LXIII. 49. 


621. Hudson’s Bay Company :—For Address for copies of any opinion obtained from the law officers of the Crown respecting their 
rights; LXXIV. 571. 


o22. Husbandry Horses Duty Bill :—For now reading same a Second time ; 1x. 133. —==-— That certain words be inserted in 
Husbandy Horses Bill; ux xa. 462. See supra, 618. ' 


623. Hyde Park :—For copies of correspondence between John Fordyce, Esq. and the Treasury, upon the subject of letting lands in Hyde 
Park; Lx1t. 477. 


624. Iichester Election Petition :—For discharging the Order for considering same on a certain day; 11x, 205. That minutes of 
proceedings of Committees be laid before the House ; 11x. 273. , ; 


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V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 0 6) 61"! | . YY 
625. Imprisonment for: Debt :—For leave to’ bring in a Bill to prevent same on mesne process ;. LXX111. Ie. 


626: Indemnity ‘Bill :—for-reading .a Second time Clause offered to be added,* That nothing in’ the Act should extend to anything, 
maliciously done since 26 January 1817 ;” For leaving out and for inserting certain words in said Act; Lxxu1t. 180. 


Informations :—See supra, 556." &gt; . 


627: Informers :—That it is the duty. of the House fully to investigate the nature and.extent of reports of Committee of cesmras of 20 June, 
1817, and Lords Report communicated on 23 June 1817, so far as same refer to. instances in which the language and conduct of persons 
employed for detecting may have had the effect of encouraging criminal designs; Lx XIII. 135. 


628, Innkeepers :—For bringing up a Clause offered to be added to Innkeepers Bill, “ That the Act may be altered, varied or repealed in 
the present session’;” LXIV. 214.—————For referring the Petitions of Innkeepers to a Cogeniiinns LXV. 399.————For rocommitting: 


Innkeepers Bill; Lxv. 474. 


629. Insolvent Debtors Bills :—For further adjourning proceedings on Third reading; tv1.594. For ineiiting upon an Amendment, 
to which the Lords disagreed, 638.——— For bringing up Clauses offered to be added, “ For allowing Debtors to have the benefit 
of the Act whether any action has been brought against them or not;” “ For punishing persons for sham pleadings ;” Lx1x. 109. 


631. Internal State of the Country :——That the papers relative thereto be referred to a Select Committee to examine the matters 
thereof and to report observations; Lxxv. 18. 


632. Ionian Islands :—For appointing a Committee to inquire into the present political condition of them, anid to report'opinion; Lx x1» 
386. For address for a return of the total amount of their revenues; LXxIv.519. See supra, 445. 


633. Ireland :— Trish Minden Place Bill; That certain words be inserted therein; Lv1. 535: -Irish Insurrection Acts; For the 10m 
to adjourn’on Motion for reading Act previous to ordering in Bill for continuing same ; Lvr. 159. To certain Amendments proposed 
to be made to the said Bill on its Third reading ; Lv1. 209-10. Irish Rebellion; That certain words be inserted in Bill to 
continue Irish Acts for suppression of Rebellion; Lv1. 209,210. For Address for information relative to the Rebellion and present 
state of Ireland ; tvi11. 693. . For reading a Second time Clause offered to be added to the Irish Rebellion Bill, “ Declaring that no 
person shall be capable of sitting as a Member of the Courts Martial to be appointed under the Act, unless such person shall be of the 
full age of twenty-one years ;” LIx. 37.——-—— For the House to resolve itself into a  Conttiittes to inquire into the conduct of the 
Government of Ireland relative to the Insurrection of 23 July 1803; Lrx. 139. — Irish Insurrection Bill; For adjovrning the 
further, proceedings upon the ‘Third.reading ;. for bringing up Clause for ‘ Inflicting a penalty on Magistrates not transmitting the. 
names of strangers ;” for inserting certain words in Bill; Lx11. 786. ~ Irish Duties Bill; For the Speaker now leaving the chair 
after the Order of the day read for the House to resolve itself into Committee on same; LIx. 143. Irish Currency ; That the 
Report of 30 June’1804, from ‘Cémmittee on’ Irish Currency be referred to Committee of the Whole House; txiv. 221. 

. .drish Revenues Bill; ‘That certain words. proposed to be left out of, stand part thereof; Lx1v. 396. Trish Bills; That it is 
expedient that such an interval of time should be required to elapse between the second reading and committal of every Public Bill 
exclusively affecting Ireland, as is now directed between the first and second reading of Irish Private Bills by Standing Order of 

F ‘30 June 1801 ; Lxvi. 148.——-— Irish Newspapers ; For referring the Petitions of the proprietors of Newspapers in Ireland arid Act 
50 Geo. III. c. 76, to a Committee of the Whole House; Lx v1. 337.————F or the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider 
of the state of Ireland; Lxvir. 98. Inland Navigation ; Respecting the expenditure of grant of £.500,000 for Inland Navigation 
in Ireland, and that the further continuance of ‘the Navy Board in Ireland would be an unjustifiable application of public money ; 
Lxvil. 469. ———— For appointing a Select Committee to take into consideration the progress and extent of the disturbances. in 
Ireland; uxxv. 367. ——— Irish Chancery Bill; For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on Third reading, “ That it shall not 
extend to prevent persons sitting in the House who shall have been elected previous to passing the Act;” Lxxv. 389. See supra, 
604, . infra, 742. 781., 826. 853..882. 925. 





























om Issue of Money :——That certain words stand part of a Resolution of Committee of the Whole House on papers respecting the necessity 
of an immediate Issue of Money for the service of the Army and Navy; Lxv1. 28, 


635. James, Saint, Workhouse Bill :—For committing same; tviit. 532. 

636. J ekyll, Captain Nathaniel :—For bringing up his Petition respecting his dismissal from His Majesty’s service ; Lx1v. 404. 

637. Jersey :—For laying before the House copy Report of Commissioners appointed to inquire into the mode of electing Jurats in Jersey ; 
LXVII. 510. 


638. Jews :—For reading a Second time a Clause offered to be added to the Poor Rates Misapplication Bill, “ For the protection of Jews;” 
LXXIV. 527. 


639. Jolliffe, Mr. :—&lt;A Member ;) That he have leave of absence; Lxxv. 338. 


641. Jones, John Gale :—That he be discharged out of custody ; xxv. 166. ‘That he be brought to the Bar on a certain day, in order 
to his being discharged, 290. That ‘he be forthwith set at liberty, without payment of fees, 503. 


642. Journals :—For expunging the entries in the Journal of 25 April 1809 relating to Lord Castlereagh “tit, placed at the disposal of 
Lord Clancarty the nomination of a writership to India; Lxv. 385. See infra, 696. 


Junta at Madrid :—See infra, 713. 
Jurats :—See supra, 637. 
Justices of the Peace :—See infra, 698. 
643, Kemp, Mr. :—For referring the Petition of Mr, Kemp, late Preventive Officer of Customs in the Port of London, to a Committee ; 
Lxv. 465. 
644. Kenrick, Mr. :—(A Member ;) That he be excused from serving on the Saltash Election Committee; ix111. 53. 


645. Kent County Rate. Bill :—That certain words proposed .to be. left out stand part thereof; Lx1x. 336. ——— Kent Gaol Bill; 
For laying before the House copy Minutes taken before the Committee ; -LXVIM. 539, See supra, 573- 


646. Kentish Town to Holloway, Road Bill :—For calling in Counsel on Second reading; uxv1. 222. 


647. King’ s Illness :——That the House having been informed, that the state of His: Majesty's Health is such as to render him incapable of 
attending to public business, is of opinion, ‘That it is the indispensable duty of the House to appoint a Committee to enquire into the 
causes which disable him from executing His Royal Functions, and the probable duration of them ; Lxv1. 6.——— For appointing 
Committee to inspect Lords Journals with relation to any proceedings i in present session (1811) touching His Majesty’s Illness in 1804 ; 
LXVI. 117. ——— For the House to resolve itself into Committee to consider the state of the Nation, so far-as — His Majesty's 
Health; txvi. 404. . 


648. King, Captain :—For referring Papers relating to him, presented 28 April and 1 May 1812, toa ‘Committee; LXVit. 528. 


649. Knowles, 


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649. Knowles, Thomas That T. Knowles, printer and publisher of “The Day,” doattend the House; rxvit. 4325 


661. Lamesley and Tanfield Inclosure Bill :—For agreeing with Committee in an Amendment ; Lv1.427. For stitial 
time certain Clauses offered to be added thereto, 467. 


652. Land Forces :—For re-committing Report of Supply relative to Land Forces; txx11. 263. 


653. Land Tax Assessment Bill :—-For words proposed to be left out standing part of Question, For the ‘Speaker to leaverthe Chair for 
the House to go itito a Committee thereon ; Lx x111. 313. 


654. Las Casas, Count :—For Address for copies of correspondence relative to the transportation of Count Las Casas from the Cope of 
Good Hope to Great Britain; Lxxrit. 339. 


655. Leather Tax ‘Repeal Bill :—For reading same a Second time; LxV1II. 505. 


656. Leeward Island Duties :—For appointing a Select Committee to examine into the nature of the Duties arising ‘in the Island of 
Barbadoes and the other Leeward Islands, commonly called the 43 per cent Leeward Island Duties; txvi1. 108. 


Legacies :—See supra, 458. 
657. Letters :—For a Return of the number of persons paying for an early delivery of Letters; xx. 416, 
658. Lever, John :—That his Petition, complaining of the conduct of a Magistrate in 1812, be brought up; txxv. 76. 
659. Lewisham Inclosure Bill :—For putting off for six months the further consideration of Report; txv. 181. 


661. Libel :—For‘an account of all prosecutions for Libel by information ez officio, since 1st January 1801; LxvI. 214. For Address 
for copy of the case upon which the opinion of the Attorney and Solicitor General of 24 February 1817 was taken, respecting persons 
vending certain libellous or blasphemous publications ; Lx x11. 406, 





662. Licences :—For copy of Memorials to Government from the Merchants of Heligoland, complaining of the mode of granting Licences for 
their trade; LXVII. 124. ———— For the House to resolve itself into Committee to consider of the state of the-trade of the country, as 
carried on by Licence; Lxv11. 280, See supra, 476. 


663. Life Guards :—For copy of Instructions issued to such of the Life Guards as were on duty in Westminster on 4:April 1816; 
LXXI. 270. 


664. Light House Duties :—Respecting the conduct of the Board of Treasury in suspending same; Lxvii1. 386. 


665. Linen :—For,re-committing the Linen Bill; ix1. 443. —— For agreeing to certain Resolutions relating to boutities on Linen ; Lx xv. 
379. = For appointing a Committee to consider the Laws for regulating the trade in Foreign Linen; tx x1. 306. 


666. Liskeard Election :—For now reading Order for taking into consideration upon a future day the Petition of William Huskisson ; 
LIx. 188, 


667. Littleton, Sir Edward :—(A Member ;) That he have leave of absence; LV1III. 297. 
668. Liverpool Docks Bill :—For re-committing same; Lxv1. 306. 
Local Militia :—See infra, 706. 


669. London :—That the obstruction made by Ministers to the Address of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Livery of London, of 
14 December 1809, being presented to His Majesty in person by the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs, is an infringement upon the right of the 
subject to petition the Sovereign upon all lawful occasions; Lxv. 340. That Petition of Lord Mayor, Aldermen.and Livery of 
London, do lie upon the Table; rxv. 346. For adjourning Debate on Motion, thatthe London Docks Company Bill be now 
read the Third time; txv. 351. That Petition of Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Livery, respecting Peace, do lieupon the Table ; 
Lxx. 264. For bringing certain Clauses offered to be added to London and Cambridge Canal Bill; ux1x." 286. —=—— For 
now reading London Tithes Bill a Second time; txx11. 236. For now reading London Wharfingers Compensation Bill 
a Second time; Lxv. 295. ) 

















671. Lord Chamberlain :—For copies of correspondence between the Lord Chamberlain and the Treasury, on the subject of the Estimates 
directed to be produced from his Department; Lxx1. 279. 


Lord Chancellor :—See supra, 414. 


672. Lotteries :——That by the establishment of State Lotteries, Government has encouraged a spirit of gambling, degrading the character of 
the people, &amp;c,; Lx x1. 453- That by the establishment of State Lotteries, a spirit of gambling injurious in the highest degree to the 
morals of the people, is encouraged and provoked ; three other Motions respecting State Lotteries; Lx x1v. 396. 


673. Loyalty Loan :—That the Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means, and Act relating to the Loyalty Loan, be referred to 
a Committee of the Whole House; 11x. 227. 


Luneville :—See infra, 891. 
674. Lymington :—That Petition from Lymington for Reform of Parliament, do lie upon the Table ; uxx11. 48. 


675. Macao :—For copies of dispatches which have been received by the Lords of the Admiralty and Court of Directors of the East India 
* Company, relating to the expedition under Admiral Drury, against Macao; Lxv. 344. 


676. Mudhouses Billi :—For bringing up a Clause offered to be added, “ To prevent the visitation of Houses where only one patient is 
confined ;” Lx x1. 516. 


671. Mac Kinlay, Andrew :—For copy of such parts of the books of adjournal of the High Court of Justiciary in’ Scotland; as céntains 
the several libels and indictments, and all proceedings in the case of Andrew Mace Kinlay; who was’ tried before the said Court, at 
Edinburgh, on 19 July 1817; LXx111. 42. 


678. Mac Mahon, Right honourable. John :—For copy instrument, by which he was appointed Private Secretary to the Prince 
; Regent; uxvir. 268, 


679. ‘Mac Rae :—For bringing up his Petition respecting his conviction ; Lx1X. 427. 
Magistrates :—See infra, 779. 
681. Mahratta War :—For copics or extracts of all orders and instructions sent to India, relative thereto ; L1x. 265. 


Maidstone : —See supra, 573. 


Mallison, 


QUESTIONS—tontinued. 81s 





V. Questions passed in the Negatiye—continued. 
Mallison, Mr, :—See infra, 836. 


682. ‘Malta :-—For Address for copies of dispatches from Lord Cornwallis, containing an.account of the conferences at Amiens, on cous 
19 February 1802, so far as same relate to ‘Malta ; For Address for copies of the protocols of said conferences, published by the French 
Government, with the’ signatures of Lord Cornwallis and Citizen Buonaparte ; For Address, for copy of the paper respecting the 
disposition of inhabitants of Malta, towards the Order of ‘St. John, reférred to in the said protocol of 19 Februaty, as having been 
delivered by Lord Cornwallis to the French Plenipotentiary ; LViit. 470. See supra, 391. 


683. Malta, Order of For copy of the: Jaws.and statutes of the Order, referred to.in the 10th and 11th sections of the 10th article of the 
definitive treaty of peace; LVII. 412. 


‘Man, Isle :—See supra, 405. 
684. Manchester :—That Petition from Manchester for Reform of Parliament do lie upon the Table; Lx x11. 33. 
“685. ‘Manufacturing Districts :—For appointing Committee to inquire into the present state thereof; txxv. 46. 


686. Marine Insurance Bill :—For committing Bill for repeal of so much of Act 6 Geo. I. as gives'to the Royal Exchange Assurance 
‘Company and the London Assurance Company the right of underwriting policies of Marine Insurance, to the exclusion of other 
‘societies ; LX VI. 129. 


687. Marines :—For laying before the House copy of the memorial of the Commandants, Field Officers, and Senior Captains of the Royal 
Marines to the Lords of the Admiralty, relative to the situation of that Corps in 1810; LxviI. 111. See infra, 905. 


Marsh, Mr. T. B :—See supra, 464. 


688. Mason, Mr. St. John :—For appointing a Select Committee to take into consideration the Report of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 
relating to his case; LXv1I. 528. 


689. Maxey, with Deepingate, &amp;c. Inclosure Bill :—For re-committing same ; tx1v. 299. 
601. Mayo Election Petition :—For discharging the Order for considering same; Lx11.102. 


692. Mediterranean :—For an Address to communicate to the House by whose advice certain instructions were given tu the Commander 
in Chief of the Fleet in the Mediterranean, enjoining him not to consent on any account to the return of the French army in Egypt, to 
France, &amp;c.; LVI.493- . See.supra, 529. 


698. ‘Mellor, Jonathan :—For appointing a Committee to inquire into the Petitions of Jonathan Mellor, Samuel Pilling, and Robert 
Swindells, complaining of imprisonment for sale of political books ; tx x111. 369. 


1694: Melville, Lord :—For reading the other Orders of the Day to supersede Motion, That the House proceed by impeachment against 
him ; For adjourning debate on said Motion ; Lx. 420. 


695. Members :—tThat certain Members be members of Committees; Lx. 251—LXVII. 106.—LXxXI. 392. To a Member being 
added to a Secret Committee ; LXxIV. 113. ‘To a Member being discharged from attendance on a Select Committee ; Lx111. 241. 
—LXxvil. 108.——_—— To striking out names of Members from list reported from Committee appointed to examine lists of names to 
be a Select Committee; Lx. 227. To Members being excused serving on Election Committees; LVIIt. 204, 244.—LXIII. 53. 
——=-——That certain’ Members be discharged out of custody; txv.134. Be discharged without paying fees; 1xx1v. 962, —— 
‘For Members to have leave of absence ; LVIII. 297.—LXVIII. 519.—L xXx. 316.—.Lxxv. 338. From further attendance on Election 
Committee; L1x. 21. ——=—— For discharging the Order for taking Mr. Windham [a Member] into custody ; Lx11. 204, ——— For 
appointing a Committee to inquire if any and what persons, being Members of the House, and becoming bankrupts, are capable of 
sitting and voting therein; Lxv11.90.———— For calling over the names of certain Members ordered to attend the service of the 
House ;. LV1. 250--———— For taking a Member [Mr. Barham] into the custody.of the Serjeant; Lxx1v. 341. 


Mesne :Process :——See supra, 625. 











606.. Message. :——For making an entry in the Journals respecting the Prince Regent’s. Message concerning Lord Colchester; rx x11. 333. 


697. Middlesex :—For discharging the Order for considering the Freeholders Petition ; 11x. 60.—=—— For resuming adjourned debate for 
the House to agree with the Select Committee on Middlesex Election Petition in their first Resolution; 1x, 113. 


-698. Middiesex-and Surrey Justices of Peace Bill :—To reading a Second time, Clause directing “ That the appointment of 
Justices shall be during their good behaviour ;” Lv11. 543. 


699. Milford Haven Improvement :—For leave to bring in a Bill instead of one ordered to be withdrawn ; Lx1Xx. 930. 


701. Military Council :—For an Address to His Majesty to appoint a Military Council for the purpose of giving their advice respecting 
the defence of the country ; Lv111. 670. 


702. Military Expenditure :—That.a Select Committee be appointed to examine into the whole Military Expenditure of the country, 
and to report opinion; Lx xv. 219. 


03. Military Incomes :—For account of sums assessed on Military Incomes of all officers on half-pay, om 5 April to 5 October 1809 ; 
LIx. 198. 


Military Preparations :—See supra, 566. 


704. Military Resources of the Country :—For Address respecting the vigorous prosecution of the war, a strict economy, &amp;c. ; 
LXVI. 404. 


705. ‘Militar a Service :—For a Return of the Expenditure for the Military Service of the country, from 24 December 1808 to 
ecember 1809; Lxv. 128. 


706: Militia :—For the House to insist upon their disagreement to an Amendment made by the Lords to the Militia Bill; Lv11. 645, ——_— 
Militia Enlisting Bill ; For bringing up Clause, “ For raising men who may become deficient in the Militia under the Defence Act of last 
session ;” Lx. 181.—---—Militia, Completing Bill ; For Second reading of Clauses, “ ' For exempting persons employed in the Victualling 
Office from the Ballot ;” 1x11.814. “That, persons ballotted not, being possessed ‘of £.500. shall be entitled to receive the allowance 
of three-fourths of the current price of a volunteer,” 821.———— Militia Transfer Bill; For adjournments to supersede Motions 

.. for Third reading ;: Lx11. 818, ——— English Local Militia Bill; For the. House on a future day resolving itself into Committee 
to consider further thereof; Lx111. 341. For inserting certain words ina Clause proposed: to be added. thereto ; 423. ——— 
Militia Local Force Bill; For bringing up a Clause offered to be = thereto, “ For prohibiting the enlisting from the Local Militia 
daring any part of the period of annual training and exercise ;” Lx1v. 241. ——— Militia Completion Bill; For agreeing to Lords 
Amendment; Lxrv. 331.————NMilitia, Local; That Resolution of Committee of Supply, relative to the Local Militia, be taken into 

further 
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QUESTIONS—ontinued. 





V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 00-95) 86 Hoot HON YG 
Militia—continued. ) “20M 

» further consideration upun a future day ; LXV. 138.—~s-—~ Militia, Local, Bill; That certain cateteiniens therein; LXV. 201. 

_ For agreeing to an Amendment made by the Lords ; 260, ———— Militia Bill; For agreeing with the Lords Amendment thereto; 

LXVII. 593. ——— Militia Services. Bill; That certain words be inserted therein; LX1X. 52. ——=-—,That the country having 

‘been more than five months at peace, the continuing a part of the Militia embodied -is contrary to the-spirit of Act 42 Geo. III. 

c. 90, and a violation of the Constitution; Lxx. 60. —-=-- For_a Return. of the- regiments of Militia now embodied; txx. 268. 

——— That the country being at peace, it is contrary to the provisions of Act 42 Geo. III. c. go, to continue any part of the Militia 

Foree of this Coantry still embodied; Lxx. 123. ——— Militia Interchange Bill ; aes supra; 616 - saftey 808. &gt; 


707. Mills, James :—That his Petition, complaining of his not being allowed to prosecute an n indictment, do lie epon the Table ; xR. 502. 


708. Mills, James :—That his Petition for a reform i in Parliament, do lie upon the Table ; 3, LEXY. 458. sae 
709. Ministers :—For reading Orders of the Day to supersede Mations relative to their jentenie the late discussions with France ; LVHI. 474. 
Motion relative to their conduct ; Lv111. 475. ————— ‘That it is the opinion of*the House, that the conditions stipulated by His 
Majesty’s Ministers for the acceptance of the mediation offered by the Emperor of Russia were ‘inexpedient and iriipolitic ; That it is 
the opinion of the House, that the conduct of His Majesty’s Ministers on the subject of the mediation offered by the Emperor of Austria 
was unwise and impolitic, &amp;c.; LXI1I. 131. That the spirit of resistance to the unprincipled aggression of France manifested in 
Spain was not seasonably seconded by the arms of Great Britain, &amp;c.; Lxiv. 296. See infra, 816. 856. 





3 


Money :—See supra, 463. 
711. Monmouthshire Canal :—For the House to resolve itself into Committee to consider of repealing’ s6 much of several Acts as 
grants an exemption from coast duty in favour of coals or culm carried along the Monmouthshire Canal; Lxv1. 294. 


Montague Packet :—See infra, 761. 


712. Montrose :—That Montrose Harbour Bill do pass; Lxx1..401. For laying before the House a copy of the Act or Warrant, 
dated September 1817, authorizing the Guild Brethren and Inhabitant Burgesses of the _ ofMontrose to elect Magistrates ; 
Lx x11. 67. 12d 





Moon, Benjamin :— see infra, 764. 


, one 


713. Moore, Lieutenant General Sir John :—For Address for copies of general orders issued r'by him, to the army under his 
command, dated 25 October, 11 November, and 23, 27, and 30 December 1808; Lx1v. 254. For copy of a letter from the Junta 
at Madrid to Mr. Frere, referred to in Sir John Moore’s letter, dated Salamanca, 6 December.1808 ; Lxiv.254. For copy off letter 
from Sir John Moore to Mr. Frere, dated Salamanca, 16 November 1808; Lx1v. 269. 


714. Morrice, Burton, Esq. :——For appointing a Committee to inquire into the condact of Burton a Marries, Eaquire, Steward, and one of 
the Judges of the Palace Court; Lxvit. 496. Ook: 


Morning Herald Newspaper :—See supra, 584. 


715. Murray, Robert Lathrop :—For Address for copy of Report to the Prince sage by the Recorder of a of the case of 
Robert Lathrop Murray; Lxx. 219. 


716. Mutiny Bill :—That certain words be inserted therein on the Report ; Lx11. ihe ——— For bringing up a y Fen offered to be added 
thereto, “ For prohibiting the infliction of corporal punishment in the Army ;” LXv11. 195. ——— For leaving out certain words 
therein in order to insert others; LxXI1I. 143. See infra, 808. . p&gt; Eom ‘ 


Nation, state of :—See infra, 856. 
717. Naval Asylum :—For a list of the Candidates for the several appointments at the Royal Naval Asylum; Lx111. 42. 
718. Naval Court Martials :—For copy of the oaths now administered thereto, and to the Judge Advocate and witnesses; Lx v.142. 


719. Naval Establishment :—That the honour of the Crown, and the glory and safety of the Country, do in a great degree depend on 
the maintenance, especially in time of war, of an efficient Naval Establishment, &amp;c, ; Lx v111.-640. ‘ 


721. Naval Inquiry : :—For adjournment to supersede Motion for now bringing up Report of Committee appointed to examine lists of 
twenty-one persons names to be the Select Committee on Tenth Report.on Naval Inquiry ; Lx. 221. For striking out the names pf 
certain Members from Committee chosen by ballot thereon ; 227. 


722. Naval. Officers :—For the House to resolve itself into Committee to consider so much of Act 35 Geo. III. c. 28, as relates to the 
payment of Naval Officers serving abroad ; LXVI. 421. 


723. Naval Revision :—For Address for laying before the House copy of- the 15th Report of the Commissioners of Naval Revisioa ; 
LXV. 459-—LX vi. 460. 


724. Navy +—For re-committing Resolutions of Supply (fifteen Resolutions, most of them otetinns to seamen an ships); Lxrx. 461... 207 
Navy Board :—See supra, 633. infra, 884. " 
725. Navy Estimates :—For adjournments, to supersede Motion, for ane same to ae of Supply ; ; LXXI, 242. . 


726. Navy Office :-—For laying before the House copies of letters that passed between the Lords of the Admiralty and Mr. Butt, iad a clerk 
in the Navy Office; A general return of Clerks employed in the Navy and Transport Office, &amp;c.; Lxv. + 97. ———For account of the 
number of Clerks employed in the several departments of the Navy Office; Lxvur. 280. 


722. Neutral Commerce :——For Address for substance of accounts received by His Majesty’s 8 Ministers of the acquiescence of America to 
the decrees of the French Government against Neutral Commerce ; Lx111. 90. 


728, Newfoundland Trade :—For now taking into consideration Report from Select eens on state of the Trade to Newfoundland, 
and the situation of that settlement; Lxxu1. 446, 


729. Newspa Ts :—For bringing up Clauses offered to be added to a Bill for making certain publications subject to the duties of stamps’ 
upon Newspapers, &amp;c. “ For limiting the duration of the Act; 7” “For limiting the time for commencement of actions ;” LXXY, 76. 


731. Nominees :—tThat the thirteen Members on the reduced list of the Colchester Election Petition do withdraw to chuse another Nominee 
in the place of a Member chosen who had absented himself; 1x11. 200. 


732. New Street 2——For referring a Petition ‘of Inhabitants on the proposed line of ‘the New Street to the Committee on the Petition of 
#uhabitants of Norris Street ; LXXIL, Bil. 


Non 


QUESTIONS—continued. 817 


$e = 





V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
Non Attendance :-——See supra, 408. 


733. Norway :—For Address for the Regent to interpose his mediation for the people of Norway, and that all hostile operations on the 
part of this country against Norway may be discontinued ; Lx1x. 259. 


734. Norwich :—That Petition from Norwich for reform of Parliament be brought up; LXXII. 25.———_— For laying before the House the 
Minutes taken before the Committee on Norwich Paving Bill; Lx1. 367. 


735. Nottingham :——That the late Mayor of Nottingham and other persons whose conduct was called in question, be permitted to appear as 
a separate party on the appointment of the Committee on the Nottingham Election Petition ; tv111. 163. ———— That-a Committee be 
appointed to inquire into the late riots in Nottinghamshire and the neighbouring counties; Lxvit. 116. See infra, 787. 


Oaths :— See supra, 478. 


736. Offices :—For appointing a Committee to inquire and report an account of all offices, posts, places, sinecures, pensions, &amp;c. held by or 
in trust for Members; Lx11. 645. See supra, 402. 


737. Offices in Reversion :—For leave to bring in a Bill to prohibit the granting of Offices in Reversion, or for joint lives, with benefit 
of survivorship; LXIv.240.—&lt;——For now reading Offices in Reversion Bill a Second time; Lxvir.102. For adjournment to 
supersede Motion for reading same upon this day six months ; 103. For Address for The Prince Regent not to grant any Office 


in Reversion, or for joint lives, with benefit of survivorship, until six weeks after the commencement of the next session of Parlia- 
ment; LX1x. 479. 





738. Officers on Duty :——For instructions to amend Property Tax Act for exempting the Pay of the Officers of the Army and Navy 
when on duty; Lxx. 264. 


739. Omdut ul Omrah, Nabob :—For copies of any letters written by Lord Hobart to the Nabob, complaining of his having admitted 
certain artizans to establish themselves in his territories; Lx11. 2°73. 


741. 


= 


Ophthalmia :—For laying before the House copies of letters and communications between the Commander in Chief, the Secretary at 


War, and the Army Medical Board, relative to the treatment of soldiers and Chelsea pensioners afflicted with Ophthalmia; four other 
Motions for Reports, &amp;c.; Lxxiv. 433. 


742. Orange Societies :—For Address for appointing a Commission to inquire into Orange Societies in the north of Ireland; uxx.458. 


743. Orde, Lieutenant General, Colonel of 99th Regiment :—For Adaress for laying before the House copy of minutes of 
court martial held on him at Halifax; txv111. 649. 


744. Orders in Council :—For Address for substance of communications between His Majesty and the powers in alliance with him in 
Europe, respecting the Orders in Couneil of 11 November 1807 ; LX111. 144.———— For bringing up Petitions from Liverpool against 
Orders in Council Bill; ux111. 144. For reading the Order of the House for the Second reading of said Bill; 68. For adjourning 
debate on Motion for Third reading; 164. For adjournment to supersede Motion for said Third reading; 164.——— For reading 
Orders presented to the House on 26 January 1808; Lx111. 164. For expunging from the Minutes questions put to witnesses 
on considering Petition respecting the Orders in Council; Lx111.190. See supra, 476. infra, 852. 


745. Ordnance :— For an account of the expenditure of sums voted in the last session for Ordnance Service; Lxv. 188.———_—— That it 
appears to the House, that for a series of years large sums of the public monies have accumulated in the hands of the agents of the 
Ordnance, and that very serious loss has thereby arisen to the Public; Lxv111. 650. ——— For agreeing with Committee of Supply 
in Resolution relating to the Ordnance; Lx XI. 290. 


Orixa :—See supra, 527. 


746. Oude :—For further adjouruing debate on Previous Question to Motion relating to the Nabob of Oude; ix111. 177. ——— That the 


British Government are bound in honour to revise the treaty of 1801 relative to the cession of part of the province of Oude; Lx111. 230. 
See infra, 911. 


747. Owen’s Plan :—For appointing a Committee to inquire into the nature of the plan proposed by Robert Owen, Esq. for the relief and 
employment of the Poor; txxv. 66. 


748. Oxford Election :—That Petition respecting same do lie upon the Table; Lxx1v. 52. —— To adjourning debate on Motion for 
bringing up Petition of Inhabitants complaining of interference of the Duke of Marlborough in the last Election ; For bringing up three 
other Petitions thereon ; Lx xX1v. 320. 


Paisley :—See infra, 768. 
Palace Court :—See supra, 714. 


749. Palmer, Mr. :—For receiving this day Report from Committee of the Whole House on the Report of 13 July 1807, and of 13 July 
1797, on the agreement made with Mr. Palmer for the reform of the Post Office; Lx11I. 319. For adjourning debate for 
now reading a Second time Resolution of Committee of the Whole House; tx111 337. —&lt;-— That whoever advised The Prince 
Regent to doubt the readiness of the House to make good any sum which in compliance with its Address His Royal Highness shall 
direct to be advanced, gave advice calculated to disturb the good understanding between the Crown and Commons; Lxvt. 384. 





751. Pancras, St. Poor Bill :—For instructions to the Committee “That they do not proceed until a certain day ;” tvi11.276, That 
certain words be inserted therein on the Third reading; That certain words be added; 318. 


752. Paper Currency and Coin :—Four Motions respecting same; Lxv1. 465.——-— Four Motins respecting same; And that it 
is the duty of the House to discountenance and resist a scheme which has for its object to establish a maximum in the money trade of 
the Realm, and that the Gold Coin Bill has such object and proceeds upon such principles; uxv111. 60, 61. See supra, 586, 587. 


Paris :—See infra, 891. 


753. Parish Apprentices Bill :—For bringing up Clause, “ Limiting the number of children.to be taken as Apprentices in the Cotton 
Manufactories ;” Lv11. 349. ; 


754. Parker, Sir Hyde :—For taking into consideration the Resolution of a former day giving him the Thanks of the House; Lv1. 444. 


755. Parks, Royal :—For copy of any Commission or instrument purporting to vest certain powers and authorities in the Earl of Yarmouth, 
John Nash and Charles Bicknell, Esqrs, respecting the Royal Parks; Lx x. 140. 


766. Parliament :—For appointing a Committee to inquire into the state of the representation of the people in Parliament; Lxv. 390. 
See infra, 792. 


Pavements :—See supra, 575. 
757. Paymaster General’s Department :—For Return of the duties performed by the several officers in the Paymaster General’s 
Department upon different stations ; Lx x1. 289. 
758. Peace: 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 9X 








V. 


767 


jor) 


77 


77. 


781. 


—_ 


782. 


783. 


785, 


786 


787 


818 QUESTIONS—continued. 


769. 


771. 


772. 
773. 
774. 


. Pledge, 
‘ Pluckwell, Henry, (a Publican ;) That his Petition, complaining of having been deprived of his licence, do lie upon the Table; 


777. 


778. 


704, 








Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 


758. Peace :—For Address, That the Commons in granting the unexampled sum of five millions have so done in full confidence that The 


Regent will seize the first favourable opportunity of making Peace ; LXxv111. 624. 


759. Pedley, Mr. s—(A Member ;) That he have leave to absent himself from further attendance on the Waterford Election Committee ; 


LIX, 21. 


761. Pelham and Montague Packets :— That the Papers relative to samie be referred to a Select Committee ; Lxx. 270. 
762. Pembrokeshire Election Petition :—For exchanging lists; Lxv111. 241. 


763. Penitentiary Houses :-—For Address that His Majesty will give directions for carrying into execution so much of Acts 19 and 34 


Geo. I{I. as relates to Penitentiary Houses and the employment of convicts; LXxv. 459. 


764. Penryn Election :—For further adjourning debate for the House to agree with the Select Committee in their first Resolution, ‘That 


Sir Christopher Hawkins had been guilty of Bribery; For the Attorney General to prosecute Benjamin Moon for Bribery ; 
LXII. 354. 


765. Pensions :—That .certain words be inserted in Pensions Account Bill; txv. 503. ———— Respecting the grant of Pensions by 


warrants under the sign manual ; Lx x. 410. See infra, 821. 


766. Perc eval, Mr. :—That a charge be brought against Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer and Lord Viscount Castlereagh, of corrupt and 


criminal practices in relation to the electing of Members to serve in Parliament be heard at the bar; Lx1v. 283, ——— For reading 
the other Orders of the Day to supersede Motion for Address for a monument to his memory ; LXvit. 382. 


. Perrot, Pierre Damasé :—For copies or extracts of despatches from the Governor of Mauritius, which in any manner relate to 
his case; LX x1. 446. 


768. Petitions :—For adjourning debate on Motion respecting proceedings on Petitions presented during session 1807 for private Bills ; 








LX. 588. That the Petition of a Freeholder of England do lie upon the Table; txv. 362. 
Reform of Parliament do lie upon the Table ; Lxx11. 7, 8, 33, 37, 48, 135- That Petition from Norwich for Reform of Parlia- 
ment be brought up; LX XII. 25. That Petition from Paiseley be now read, (the same not being signed); LX XII. 155. ——— 
That two Petitions from Leir and Sheepshead be now read, (the same not having any names signed on the papers on which they were 
written); LXx1I. 155.———— Thata printed Petition be brought up; Lxv111. 624.——_~That 468 Petitions be now read, (the same 
being printed); Lx x11. 156. That Petition of George Taylor for Reform of Parliament do lie upon the Table; Lxx111. 223, 
See supra, 426. 454. 478. 498. 504. 532. 589. 599. 658. 669. 674. 679. 684. 707, 708. 732. infra, 774. 776. 799. 845. 873. 
897. 913. 


Petitioning :—See supra, 430. 


That certain Petitions for 











Philanthropic Society Bill :— That certain words be inserted therein; Lx1. 456. That certain words proposed to be left out 
stand part of the Bill; 457. Philanthropic Institution Bill; That Lords Amendments be now read a Second time; 
Lx11. 843. 





Phillimore, Captain :—That Minutes of Court of Inquiry on Captain Phillimore, late of His Majesty’s ship Diadem, be laid before 
the House; LXVIII.4§1. 


Pheenix Assurance Company Bill :—For now reading same a Third time; Lxtt. 788. 
Pilchards :—For agreeing with Committee of the Whole House in their First Resolution respecting Pilchards; LXviI. 204, 


Pitt, Charles, Esquire :——That he do attend, to verify the matter of his Petition; That his. Petition do lie upon the Table; 
LXXxIv. 466. 


Plate :—Sce infra, 798. 





: —For laying before the House a copy of verdict of Coroner’s Inquest on 





Pledge; Lxv. 301. 


LXXII. 142. 


P lymouth Breakwater :—For laying before the House copy of letter from the Navy Board to the Admiralty, dated 22 July 1811, 
' inelosing a paper presented by the Civil Architect and Engineer, dated g July 1811, and other papers relating to Plymouth Break- 
water; LXVII. 191. 


Pole, Mr. Wellesley :——For Address for copies of such dispatches from the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to the Home Secretary, and 
from him to the Lord Lieutenant, as relates to Mr. Wellesley Pole’s letter to Sheriffs of Ireland; uxv1. 113. 


Police Magistrates :——For adjourning debate on Motion for discharging Order for laying before the House list of Police Magistrates ; 
Lxvit. 87. ————-For laying before the House a Return, stating where the qualifications of the Police Magistrates. under Act 
32 Geo. IIL. c. 53, or any subsequent Act, are, and what they are; LXVII. go. ry 


Poole, John Elliston :—For laying before the House copies of communications between the Home Secretary or the Under Secretaries 
and John Elliston Poole, touching his conduct in certain informations; LX XII. 293. 


Poor :—See supra, 747. infra, 831. 


Poor Relief Bill :—For an Instruction to the Committee, “ Empowering them to amend so much of Act as relates to the imprison-. 
ment of any woman who shall have a bastard that may be chargeable to the parish to the House of Correction for one year;” Lv11. 
315. ——— Poor Relief Amendment Act; For Mr. Speaker’s leaving the Chair after the Order of the day read; For the House to 
resolve itself into COmmittee thereon; Lxv. 498. 


Poor Returns Bill :—For the Speaker now leaving the Chair for the House to go into Committee thereon; LVI. 444. _ 


+ 


Popham, Sir Home :—Respecting the grant of a certain sum to him, being the proceeds of the ship Etrusco, condemned to the 
King; 7x11. 389. 


Portugal :— See supra, 447. 505. 
Post Office :—See supra, 749. _ 


. Potatoes :—For reading the Order for Third reading of the Bill for encouraging the growth of Potatoes; LVI. 258. For reading the; 
said Bill a Third time, 259. 


. Press in Bengal, Madras, and Bombay :—-For copy of Orders, Regulations, Rules and Directions promulgated since 1797 
regarding same ; Lxv1. 192. 


. Printed Petitions :—For bringing up a Printed Petition from Nottingham relating to Parliamentary Reform; ixv111. 624. 
wise 788. Printing : 


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QUESTIONS—continued. 819 


S?.——qooosos—SmwoSw——S———S EEE en, 


V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
788. Printing :—To printing Accounts and Papers; Lx1. 337.—LX VII. 286,—Lxx. 281. 


Privilege :—See supra, 482. 


789. Prizes :—For Instruction to Committee on Bill for better manning the Navy, to make provision “ For the more speedy decision of 
appeals in matters of Prize ;” Lv111. 674. For an Instruction to the Committee on Seaman’s Bill to make provision “ For insuring 
regularity and dispatch in the decision of appeals in cases of Prize ;” Lx. 323. For Instruction to Committee on Bill for 
encouragement of Seamen “ To amend Act 45 Geo. III. to prevent Agents from advancing proceeds of Prizes on account ;” Lx11t. 
467. ———— That the duties of His Majesty’s Proctor touching matters of Prize in the Court of Admiralty are so extensive, that it is 
expedient that three or more Proctors of the High Court of Admiralty should be appointed respecting matters of Prize; Lx111. 435. 
See infra, 905. 








791. Propert Tax :—For Instructions to Committee on Property Tax Bill respecting certain exemptions ; Lv111. 606. ———For bringing 
up Clause in Property Tax Bill “‘ For exempting Subaltern Officers of the Army from the effects of the Tax ;” Lx. 134. ——— For 
reading a Second time Clauses offered to be added, “ For granting allowances to persons having children ;” “ For empowering Justices 
of the Peace to award costs in cases of vexatious surcharges ;” LX1. 320. That the House will, early in the next session, take 
into consideration so much of Act 46 Geo. III. c. 65, respecting the duty on Property as relates to contributions and exemptions under 
that Act; LXVI. 452.—&lt;—— For adjourning debate on Motion for referring Property Tax Act to Committee of Ways and Means; 
LXX. 225. For Instructions to Committee on Bill to revive and continue the duties on profits arising from Property, &amp;c. “ That 
they have power to make provision to amend said Act by exempting from the Tax on Property the pay of Naval and Military 
Officers ;” “'To amend said Act in so far as relates to an oath to be taken by the Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes for secresy 
respecting the Returns under the said Act ;” Lxx. 264, —~—— That for the purpose of carrying into effect Seventh Article of Union 
with Ireland, it is expedient that the profits arising from Property, Professions, Trades and Offices, within that part of the United 
Kingdom, be made available to that object; Lxx. 241. 








792. Prorogations :——For an Address to His Majesty, that He will not prorogue Parliament until He shall have been enabled to afford to the 
House more full information, with respect both to His Majesty's relations with foreign powers, and to his views and prospects in the 
contest in which His Majesty is engaged; 1x. 404. 


793. Protestants :—For Address for copies or extracts of communication between Government and the government of France, respecting 
Protestants in the South of France; Lxx1. 395. 


Prussia :—See infra, 891. 


794. Public Departments, Principal Officers of :—That Resolutions of Committee of Supply relative to them, be taken into 
further consideration upon a future day ; Lxv. 138. 


795. Public Expenditure :—For adjourning debate on Motion, That Henry Bankes, Esquire, be a member of the Committee on Public 
Expenditure ; LxIv. 10. That certain words proposed to be left out of Second and Third Resolution of Committee on Publi¢ 
Expenditure, do stand part thereof; Lxv. 437. That it be made a Standing Order, That in each year there be laid before the 
House, an’ Account of the Public Income and Expenditure, together with all subsidiary Accounts relating thereto, on or before the 10th 
of February; txv. 459.————_ For referring Report of 22 July 1812, from Select Committee on Public Expenditure of Ireland, 
to a Commiittee ; Lx V111. 502.—.—-—For inserting certain words in Second Resolution of Committee of the Whole House, upon Public 








Income and Expenditure; LxxIv. 509. See infra, 839. 

796. Public Money :——For appointing a Committee to inquire into the application of the sum of £.100,000. granted to the Prince Regent 
by Act 52 Geo. III. c. 7; That said sum of £. 100,000, was appropriated contrary to the provisions of said Act; Lxx. 343. See 
supra, 745. 


Publications :——See supra, 661. 
797. Pyecombe Roads Bill :—For calling in Counsel on Third reading; Lx111. 375: 
Qualifications :——See supra, 598. 
798. Queen Caroline :—For Address, for official papers relating to the service of plate presented to Her in 1808 ; uxxv..464. 
799. Quick :—That Petition from Quick, for Reform of Parliament, do lie upon the Table; Lx x11. 7. 
801. Quin, Mr. :—(A Member ;) That he have leave of absence; LXv1il. 519. 


802. Quintin, Colonel :—For Address for copy of proceedings of the General Court Martial on Colonel Quintin, with orders of the 
Commander in Chief thereupon; Lxx. 19. 


803. Recognizances :——For leave to bring in a Bill to alter and amend Act 28 Geo. III. so far as relates to Recognizances; txrt. 112.’ 
For enlarging time for entering into Recognizances ; LV111. 110, 111.—Lx11, 68, 760.—LxxIv. 134,135. See supra, 538. 





Rectors:—See supra, 466. 
Recruitin g :——See supra, 541. 


804. Reform of Parliament :—tThat Petitions for Reform of Parliament from various places, do lie upon the Table; txxu. 7, 8, 33, 
37, 48, 135.————-That Petition from Norwich, for Reform, be brought up; LXX11. 25.——_—~That Petition of George Taylor, for 
Reform, do lie upon the Table; Lx x111. 223. 


805. Regenc y Bill :—rThat certain words be inserted therein ; Lxv1. 40. 
Reporters :—-See infra, 826. 


806, Representation :——That the House will early in next session take into its consideration the state of the representation ; LXIV, 407. 
For appointing a Select Committee to take into consideration the state of the Representation of this country, and to report ° 
observations ; LX XII. 290. See supra, 756. fra, 821. 


Riotous Assemblies :—See infra, 894. 





807. Rogues and Vagabonds :—For adjourning debate on Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal Act relative to them; Lx x11. 56, 


808. Roman Catholics :—For referring Petition of Roman Catholics of Ireland to Committee of the Whole House; 1x. 271. ———— For 
adjourning debate on Motion for referring the Petition of Roman Catholics of Ireland to a Committee of the Whole House; For referring 
said Petition; Lx111. 369. ——— For instruction to Committee on the Bank of Ireland Bill, “ Empowering them to make provision 
to enable any person professing the Roman Catholic Religion, who is a natural born subject or naturalized, to be chosen Governor or ’ 
Director thereof, provided every such person shall subscribe the oaths and declarations appointed by Acts 13, 14, and 33 Geo. III.;” 
LXIt!. 400, ——==—' That ‘the several’ Petitions of Roman Catholics of Ireland be referred to a Committee ; Lxv.-446.—---&gt; For, 

"Address for copies of proclamations in 1811, issued by the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland, and other papers. ame to the 
on oman 


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820 QUESTIONS—continued. 
aoa ————SSsSoooeOeEOeeEeEeEOEOeeOEeEeeEeEEeE—EESSSSS 
V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 


Roman Catholics—continued. 

Roman Catholics and the Catholic Committee; Lxv1. 154. ———— For bringing up a Clause offered to be added to the Mutiny Bill, 
“ That no person professing the Roman Catholic Religion serving in the regular forces or the militia shall be subjected to punishment for 
‘not frequenting ‘Church of England service ;” Lxv1. 162. For bringing up a Clause offered to be added to Militia Interchange 
Bill, “ That Roman Catholic soldiers shall not be obliged to attend divine service at Protestant churches ;” LX v1. 384. For referring 
Petition of Roman Catholics of Ireland to a Committee of the Whole House; Lxv1. 391. That it be referred to a Committee to 
consider of the state of the laws imposing civil disabilities on His Majesty’s subjects professing the Roman Catholic Religion ; tx v11.318. 
—~-—- For the House to resolve itself into Committee to take into consideration the state of the laws affecting His Majesty’s Roman 
Catholic subjects; Lxx. 340. ——-—— That the House will early in the next session take into its consideration the state of the laws 
affecting Roman Catholics; Lxx1. 387. ——=— For the House to resolve itself into Committee to take into its most serious consi- 
deration the laws affecting His Majesty’s Roman Catholic subjects; Lx x11. 253. For the House to resolve itself into Com- 
mittee to consider of the state of the laws by which oaths or declarations are required to be taken or made as qualifications for the 
enjoyment of offices, &amp;c. so far as affects His Majesty's Roman Catholic subjects ; Lx x1v. 393. 














809. Roman Catholic Seminary in Ireland :—For re-committing Resolution of Supply relative to same ; for taking Report into 
further consideration on a future day ; LX111. 293. ———— For re-committing Resolution of Committee of Supply relative to same; 
LXVI. 212. 


811. Royal Artillery Drivers :—For Address for payment of £.3,504. to the officers, being the difference between the full and half-pay ; 
LX XIII. 303. 


812. Royal Authority :——For leave to bring in a Bill to provide against any interuption in the exercise of the Royal Authority in the 
event of the death of the Prince Regent during the continuance of His Majesty’s malady; Lxvitt. 210. 


813. Royal Forests :—That notice shall be given in the Orders of the day of the reading of Bills to grant away or diminish the rights of 
the Crown in the Royal Forests; Lxv. 390. 


814. Russia :—For Address for the substance of any communication made by His Majesty’s Minister at Petersburgh to the Secretary of 
State for Foreign Affairs, of a conversation held between the Emperor of Russia and Lord Hutchinson on 23 August 1807, relative to 
the treaty of peace concluded by Russia, and the offer made by that power to mediate a peace between Great Britain and France ; 
LXIII, 72. For Address for copy or extract of a dispatch from Lord Granville Leveson Gower transmitted to Government rela- 
tive to the conclusion of a separate peace by Russia ; LXIII. 72. See supra, 709. infra, 891. 





815. Rye Harbour Bill :—For now reading same a Second time; LX x11. 232. 
816. Salt Duties :—For agreeing with Committee of Ways and Means in two Resolutions relating to the Salt Duties ; Lxr11. 89. 


817. Saving Banks Bill :—For printing certain Petitions against; Lx x11. 192. —&lt;=—— For reading a Second time, Clause offered to be 
added, “ For allowing the variation of interest ;” Lxx11. 285. 


918. Scheldt, Expedition to :—For adjourning debate on the Previous Question proposed to Motion for the House to resolve itself into 
Committee to inquire into the policy and conduct of the Expedition ; Lxv. 13. ——-—-That the Order for the House to go,into Com- 
mittee on the Expedition at four o'clock be now read; LXv. 115. —~=—— Relating to the Expedition, and that the conduct of His 
Majesty’s advisers calls for the severest censures of the House; Lxv. 236, 237. 


819. Scotch Judicature Bill :—That certain words be inserted therein; Lx111. 469. 
Seaford :—See supra, 538. 


Seamen :—See infra, 905. 


821. Seats in the House :—That the House will early in the next session take into consideration how far it may be expedient to provide 
further limitation to the number of persons holding Seats in the House, together with pensions and places; LXIv. 394. 


822. Secrec &gt; Committee of :—For instructions “ To inquire and report what measures have been taken to detect persons who may by 
their language and conduct in some instances, have had the effect of encouraging those designs which it was intended they should be 
only the instruments of detecting ;” Lx XIII. 49. 


823. Secretaries of State :—For Address for placing the departments of the Secretaries of State, with all convenient dispatch upon the 
footing ir. which they stood in 1793; Lxx1. 266. For appointing a Committee to take into consideration the business now 
remaining to be executed by the Secretary of State for the War and Colonial Department; Lx x11. 220. 





824. Secret Papers, Committee on :—For instructions to the Committee, “ To inquire into the origin, character and extent of the 
disaffection, &amp;c. ;” Lx x11. 318. 


825. Secret Service Money :—For appointing a Secret Committee to inquire into the expenditure of Secret Service Money in Ireland ; 
LX. 293. 


826. Seditious Meetings Bill :—For adjourning debate on Motion for agreeing to an Amendment made by the Lords to the Bill; 
For agreeing to Lords first Amendment thereto; To adjourning debate on Motion for agreeing to another Amendment ; Lx XII. 195. 
That certain words be added to another of Lords Amendments, 196.———For bringing up Clauses offered to be added, “ To permit 
reporters to attend at meetings, they giving in their names to the Magistrates ;” “ For allowing reporters to attend meetings under 
certain limitaiions ;” “ To except Ireland from the operation of the Act ;” Lxxtv. 58. 


827. Seizure of Arms Bill :—For Instruction to the Committee, “ That the provisions thereof do not extend to the county of Durham, 
and town and county of Nottingham ;” Lxxv. 61. 


828. Separate Parties :——That persons be at liberty to appear as Separate Parties on distinct interests, on appointment of Election Com- 
mittees,—For Coventry; Lviir.175. Herefordshire, Lv111. 222. Nottingham, Lvii1. 163. 


829. Septennial Parliaments :—For leave to bring in a Bill to repeal Act 1 Geo. I. c. 38, for enlarging the time of the continuance of 
Parliaments ; LX X111. 358. 


831. Settlements :—For leave to bring in a Bill to amend Acts relating to the obtaining of Settlements; Lx11. 754. 
_ Sham Pleadings :—See supra, 629. 


833. Shee, Sir George :—Four Motions relative to certain grants made to Sir George Shee, Receiver General of Customs and Excise in 
Ireland ; Lxv. 407. 


: 834. Sheffield :—For adjourning debate on Motion that Address and Petition from Sheffield do lie upon the Table; txv. 492. That said 
Petition do lie upon the Table, 492. 


835. Ships : 











V. 


835. 


836. 


83 


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838. 


839. 


841. 


842, 


843. 





QU ESTIONS—continued. 


Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 


Ships 


:— For an account of the number of Ships, with their tonnage and number of men, which have entered inwards or cleared outwards 
in the ports of London, Liverpool, &amp;c. from 10 October 1800 to-10 October 1802; Lv111. 43. For an account of the number 
of Ships of the line, built and launched in His Majesty’s dock yards, from the commencement of the last war to the end of 1801, and 
thence to the present time [15 March 1804]; 11x. 157. Contracted to be built in private yards, for the same periods respectively ; 
LIX. 157- For Address for copy of Orders in Council of 7 January 1807, relative to Vessels sailing from port to port, such 
ports being in the possession of France or her Allies; 1x11. 103. = For inserting certain words in an Amendment made by Com- 
mittee to a Bill for preventing frauds on merchants, ship owners, &amp;c.; LXIV. 350. 








Shipwrecked Persons :—For appointing Committee to consider of the expediency of carrying into execution Mr. Mallison’s plan 


for saving the lives of Shipwrecked Men; Lxx. 441. For Address for directions that the proper authorities do act upon the 


Report of 5 June 1811, of Committee for the preservation of persons exposed to perish through Shipwreck and boats upsetting ; 
LXXxIv. 622. 





. Shorncliffe Military Canal Bill :—For bringing up Clause for indemnifying the proprietors of tithes; Lx11. 821. 


Sidmouth’s, Lord Viscount, Circular letter. See supra, 661. 


Simple Contract Debts :—See supra, 568. 


Simpson, John :—For bringing him to the bar, in order to his being discharged ; Lv111. 384. 


Sinecure Offices :—That the existence of Sinecure Offices, and Offices executed by Deputy, is unnecessary and inexpedient ; 


LXIV. 404. ———— For Instruction to the Committeeon Public Expenditure wo report a list of such Sinecure Offices as in their opinion 


ought to be abolished; txv. 37. That certain words proposed to be left out of Sinecure Office Bill stand part thereof; That 
certain words be inserted therein ; Lxvi1. 427. 





Sinking Fund :—That the House will resolve itself into Committee of the Whole House, to consider of Act 26 Geo. III. c. 31, 


respecting the Sinking Fund; txxtv. 445. 


Slave Trade :—For reading other Orders of the day to supersede Motion for leave to bring in Bill, For the Abolition of the Slave 


Trade at a time to be limited; L1x. 404. For Counsel for Petitioners against Slave Trade Abolition Bill to proceed in evidence ; 
Lx. 365. For again calling in Counsel ; L1x. 365. For Counsel to produce evidence in support of Petitions against Slave 
Trade Abolition Bill; Lx11. 150. For Address for copies of all representations made on part of Government during the late 
negotiations fur peace relative to the Slave Trade; LX1x. 397. For bringing up Clause offered to be added on Third reading of 
Slaves Registry Bill, “ To permit Slaves to be transported from Antigua to South America ;” Lx xiv. 606, 











Small Beer :—For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on Third reading of Excise Duties Bill, “ To prevent the export of Small 


Beer to the East Indies ;” txxiv. 577. 


Smith, Major General :—See supra, 524. 


844. Snuff Boxes :—That the sum of £.22,510. 158. 1d. which, from certain papers, appears to have been expended for Snuff Boxes, is 


845. 
816. 


847. 


oS 


848. 


849. 


851. 


852. 


853. 


854. 


855. 


a most profuse and extravagant expenditure of public money; LXXIV. 250. 


Soap Excise Bill :—For bringing up a Petition against same, Offered to be presented, LXX1. 375. 


Southampton, County of :—For referring to the Committee of Privileges Petition of Freeholders, complaining of interference of 


Government in the late Election; Lx11. 125. 


Spain t——See supra, 709. infra, 891. 


Spanish Cam paign :——That it isindispensably necessary that the House should inquire into the causes, conduct and eventsof the late 


campaign in Spain; Lxtv. 97. 


Spanish Claims :—For Address, for the Regent to provide that Spanish subjects in possession of sentences of restitution of vessels may 


receive the full amount of the property decreed to be restored to them; LXXIII. 197. 


Spanish Regency :——For Address, entreating the Prince Regent to take into consideration the sufferings of the Members of the late 


Spanish Regency and Cortes; uxx1. 46. 


Speaker : —That a special entry be made in the Journal, that it be not drawn into precedent for any Speaker, unless by special direction of 


the House, to inform His Majesty, either at the bar of the House of Lords or elsewhere, of any proposal made to the House, in the way of 
Bill or Motion, until the same shall have been consented to by the House; 1x1x. 204. 


Specie :—For appointing a Committee of Secrecy to inquire into the effects which have been produced by the Order in Council of 


Spirits :—For leave to bring in Bill to continue Act to prohibit Distillation from Grain; Lv11. 74. 


27 February 1797, for restraining the Bank from the issue of Specie ; Lx v1. 462.———— For copy of any notice given by the Directors 
of the Bank to the Public in 1816, respecting the payment of any of their Notes in Specie; Lxx11. 88.———For copy of any notice 
given by the Directors of the Bank to the Public in 1817, respecting the payment of their Notes in Specie; LXxX11I. 132. 





For reading a Second time 
Clause offered to Spirits Duties Collection Bill in Ireland, “‘ For repealing the bounties granted to Distillers in certain cases ;” Lx11. 


767. That certain Members be of the Committee on Illicit Distillation of Spirits in Ireland; L1xx1. 392. ———— For leave to 


bring in a Bill, to repeal such parts of Act 54 Geo. III. relating to Spirits, as authorizes the levying of fines on townlands in 
Ireland ; LX XIII. 405. 





Spiritual Persons :—See supra, 466. 


Stamps :—For Instruction to Committee on Stamp Duties Bill, ‘‘ Empowering them to divide same into two Bills;” 11x.409. For 


inserting certain words in Committee’s Amendment thereto; L1x. 423. 


Standing Orders :—For agreeing with Committee on Standing Orders in their third Resolution; Lxv. 304. ———— For agreeing 


with Committee on Standing Orders in their sixteenth Resolution; LxvI. 439. 


State of the Country :—See supra, 631. 


State of the Nation :—For the House to resolve itself into Committee on the State of the Nation; Lv1. 226.——— For the House 


to resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House to consider of the State of the Nation; x11. 639. ———— For the House 
to resolve itself into Committee to take same into consideration; LXVII. 157. For Address respecting the measures of 
Ministers and the State of the Nation; Lxx11. 478. ——_—— That the House will resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House, 
to take into consideration the State of the Nation; uxx1v. 457. See supra, 647. 





857. State Lotteries s——Respecting the establishment of State Lotteries; LXxXI. 453- See supra, 672. 


858. Statute 


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V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 


858. Statute Laws :—For adjourning for three months debate upon amendment proposed to be made to Resolution communicated on 
24 May 1816, by the Lords at a conference, relative to the Statute Laws ; That certain words proposed to be left out stand part of 
said Resolution; Lx xt. 439. 


859. Stealing in Dwelling House Bill :—That same be ingrossed ; txv. 315. 
Stephens, Mr. Alexander :—See supra, 473. 


861. Stock Market Bill :—For now taking into further consideration Report on Bill for establishing an open Market in London for the sale 
and purchase of Public Stocks, Funds, and other Securities ; Lxv. 397. 


862. anoniabes :——That the Committee of Privileges do meet to consider the Standing Orders relative to the exclusion of Strangers from the 
Gallery ; rxv. 46. 


863. Stratford Le Bow Waterworks Bill :—For bringing up Clauses offered to be added thereto; “ For the protection of the 
Shadwell and East Ham Waterworks ;” “‘ Of the New River Waterworks ;” Lx11. 344. 


864. Strood Improvement Bill :—That certain words stand part thereof; Lxv11. 194. 


865. Subalterns’ Half Pay :—For Address for The Prince Regent to take same into consideration, and to give directions that same be 
increased ; Lx1x. 460. See supra, 791. 


806. Sugar, Distillation of :—For the House to resolve itself into Committee to take into consideration the Second and Third Reports 
from the Committee on Distillation of Sugar; Lx111. 469. 


867. Supplies :—That it is the duty of the House, previously to the granting the Supplies, to ascertain how far the taxes of the preceding year 
have been productive, and in what manner the same have been applied; Lxv. 459. 


868. Supply, Committee of :—For adjournments, previous to reading Order of the Day for going into Committee; After Order read; 
After Motion, for Speaker to leave the Chair; tx x11. 360. 


869. Surveyor of Subsidies Bill :—For reading a Second time Clause “ For allowing Commissioners of Customs to grant salaries in 
certain cases,” offered to be added to Bill for abolishing the office of Surveyot of Subsidies in the port of London; ix111. 97. 


871. Sussex :—For the exchange of lists on Sussex Election Petition ; 1x111. 185.—&lt;—For laying before the House a copy of the Minutes 
of Select Committee on Sussex Election Petition, so far as relates to Mr. Sergison’s Petition ; Lx111. 241. That Bill for fixing 
the Election at Lewes, be now read a Second time ; Lx xv. 350. 





872. Sutton and Reigate Roads Bill :—For agreeing with Committee in one of their Amendments; For bringing up a Clause 
offered to be added “ For preventing the Trustees from erecting a Gate at Petheridge Wood ;” Lx x. 230. 


873. Swann, Mr. :—For bringing up his Petition, praying that Mr, Serjeant Pell, who was his Counsel on the Penryn Election, may not be 
employed in the prosecution directed against him by the House; Lxx1v. 609. 


874. Sweden :—For an Address respecting the subsidy to the King of Sweden; tx111.182. See supra, 486. 
875. Taaffe, Mrs. :—That her Petition do lie upon the Table; Lxx1. 347. 
Tanner, Benjamin :—See infra, 884. 


876. Tanner's Trade Regulation Bill :—For reading a Second time Clause offered to be added, “ For exempting certain Debentures 
in cases of drawback from stamp duty ;” Lx x1. 514. 


877. Taunton Election Petition :—For discharging the Order for considering same; Lx11. 215. 
Taxation :—See supra, 504. 
Taylor, George :—See supra, 768. 
878. Tellerships of the Exchequer :—(Held by the Marquis of Buckingham and Earl Camden ;) That Parliament has at various 
times exercised a right of limitation over the fees payable to the Tellers, &amp;c.; txv11. 366. 
Tender :—See supra, 587. 
879. Thetford Election Petition :—For discharging the Order for considering same; LX11. 57. 
881. Timber :—For appointing a Committee to take into consideration the state of the Timber growing in this country ; Lx. 333. 


882. Tjthes :—For an Address that His Majesty will direct the appointment of a Special Commission to inquire into the manner in which 
Tithes are collected in Ireland; tx1v. 362. ——— For appointing a Committee to inquire into the manner in which Tithes are 
collected in Ireland; txv. 285. That the House will early in next session take into its consideration the collection of the 
Tithes in Ireland; txvr. 418. That the House will early next session take into its most serious consideration the state of 
the laws relating to Tithes in Ireland; txvi1. 465. 








883. Tobacco : —For agreeing with Committee of Ways and Means in their twelfth Resolution relative to Tobacco; 11x. 360. 


884, Tomlinson, Captain :—For copies of all letters or informations given to the Navy Board on which the prosecution was ordered 
against Captain Tomlinson and Mr. Benjamin Tanner; LXvit. 227. 


885. Trade :—For a statement of any information received by Government of prohibitions affecting the Trade or Navigation of Great Britain 
imposed since the signature of the preliminary articles of peace ; Lv11. 436.———— For the House to resolve itself into a Committee 
to consider of Trade and Navigation ; LXxI1I. 103. See supra, 662. 


886. Traders Estates Bill :— That certain words be inserted on the Report on Bill for making Freehold Estates of Traders assets for 
payment of simple contract debts; Lx11. 665. 


Transport Office :—See supra, 726. 


887. Transportation :—For laying before the House return of persons who since 1 January 1810 have been directed to be transported, and 
who have been discharged into the Army or Navy; LXVII. 191. 


Treasury :——See supra, 664. 


288. Treasury, Trish :—For a further return to an Account specifying by what authority an issue of £. 334,368. 14. 10. was made by 
the Irish Treasury ; Lv1r. 551. 


889. Petey: Lords of :—That the Lords of the Treasury have been improvident in allowing a house in Downing Street to be occupied 
by Mr. Robert Dundas as President of the Board of Controul ; Lx1v. 394. . That the conduct of the Lords of the Treasury [with 

respect to the case of John Gibbs under prosecution by the Board of Excise] was an unjustifiable exercise of the powers vested in 

them by law; Lxx1. 263. ‘ 





891. Treaties : 








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V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 


891. Treaties :—For Addresses for copy of any Treaty between France and Spain, which has been communicated to His Majesty’s Govern- 
ment, by which any part of the Spanish dominions in America has been ceded to France; tvit.409. For copy of the Treaty of 
Peace concluded at Luneville between Austria and France; Lvi1. 412. For copy of the Treaty of Alliance entered into between the 
French and Batavian Republics in the year 1795; tv11. 444. For copy of Treaty between the Sovereigns of Austria, 


Russia and Prussia, signed at Paris 26 September 1815; Lxx1.20. For copy of Treaty between Austria, France and Great Britain, 
signed at Vienna, January 1815 ; LX XI. 20. 





Tregoney :—See supra, 538. 


892. Trinidad :—That the administration of justice according to the laws of Spain be discontinued in Trinidad, and British Courts of Justice 
established there; Lxvi. 426. 


893. Trotter, James :-—That he be again brought to the bar in order to his being discharged, paying his fees ; Lv111.298. 
894. Tumults and Riotous Assemblies :—For leave to bring iu a Bill for more effectually preventing them ; Lx x. 302. 
895. Turnpike General Act :—For now reading a Second time Bill to amend same ; LX. 326. 


896. Union, Act of :—For appointing a Select Committee to consider the provisions of the Act of Union between Great Britain and 
Ireland; LXXvV. 312. 


897. Vassar, John James :—For bringing up his Petition; Lxv. 486. 


898. Vice Chancellor’s Bill :—For bringing up a Clause offered to be added to Bill to facilitate the administration of justice ; “ For 
limiting the duration of the Act ;” Lxv111. 302. That certain Clauses stand part of said Bill, 302. 


899. Victualling Bill :—For agreeing with Committee in an Amendment; LXVII. 495. 
Vienna :—See supra, 891. 
90 


p= 


. Vincent, St. Earl :—That the several papers relating to his conduct as First Lord of the Admiralty be referred to a Committee of the 
Whole House; ix1. 305. 


902. Volunteers Amendment Bill :—For adjournment to supersede Motion for Second reading of Committees Amendments thereto ; 
_iLix. 56. 


903.. Volunteer Consolidation Bill :—For adjournment to supersede Motion for Second reading; t1x. 119. For adding certain words 
to Committees Amendments, 163. For agreeing to certain Amendments made by the Lords to, 294. 


904. Votes :—For disallowing the Votes ofthe Directors of the Bank upon the Gold Bullion Bill; Lxv1. 463. 
Voters :—See supra, 538. 


905. Wages :——That every six calendar months a list be published in the Gazette of the Unclaimed Wages and Prize Money of deceased 
seamen and marines; LXvit1. 653. See infra, 909. 


906. Wales, Princess of :—For adjournments previous to Motion for instituting an investigation relative to her; Lxv111. 278. 
War :—See supra, 434. 
Waterford :—See supra, 538. 


907. Waters, Thomas John :—tThat his Petition praying the House to abolish the fees of attornies, &amp;c. and thereby make all Courts of 
Justice free, do lie upon the Table ; 1x x1. 379. 


908. Ways and Means :—tThat Richard Wharton, Esq. having been called to the chair of the Committee of Ways and Means be excused 
from further attendance on the Public Expenditure Committee ; LXI1I. 241. 


909. Weavers of Cotton Goods :—For leave to bring ina Bill for limiting the excessive depression of wages of persons employed in the 
Weaving of Cotton Goods in England; Lx111. 349. 


911. Wellesley, Marquis of :-——That the Article of Chargeagainst the Marquis of Wellesley, late Governor General of Bengal, delivered 
in upon Tuesday 22 April 1806 be now read; LXxI. 259. ———-Blaming his conduct in his arrangements and conduct with the Nabob 
of Oude; LxI1I. 179. See supra, 449. 


912. Westbury Inclosure Bill : —For again re-committing same; Lxv1. 229. 
913. Westminster :—That Petition from Westminster respecting Peace do lie upon the Table; xx. 329. 
914. Westminster Sunday Toll Bill :—For now reading Committees Amendments a Second time; Lx1v. 258. 


915. Westminster, High Bailiff of :—That all who come to Committee on his Petition have voices; Lx1x. 303-——— For 
discharging Order for account of his profits ; LX XIII. 272. 


916. Westminster, High Constable of :—For Address for sumfor the remuneration of him, and of the officers serving under him for 
theirservices during session 1817; Lxx11. 461. 


917. West Indies :—For a copy of all Memorials or Petitions presented by persons interested in effects and property in the settlements in the 
West Indies now about to be restored; tvi1. 436. 


918. West India Dock Company :-—For adjourning for three months debate on Motion, That it is the opinion of the House that the 
Company in dividing a clear ten per cent on their capital, without deducting a due proportion of property tax, have exceeded the rate of 
interest they were empowered to divide by Act 39 Geo. III. c.69; LXV. 344 


919. Weymouth :—For adjourning debate on Motion for laying before the House so much of Minutes of Evidence taken before the Weymouth 
Election Committee as relates to the Second Resolution ; For laying same before the House; Lxvi1!. 242. —--— For adjourn- 
ment to supersede Motion for re-committing Weymouth Election Bill; Lxv111. 392. That Petition against same do lie upon the 
Table until Report from Committee be further considered, and Petitioners heard by Counsel; 392. For reading Clause offered to be 
added thereto a second time, “‘ That no part of a freehold split or divided shall give a right of voting unless of a certain value ;” 
LXVIII. 402. 


Wharfingers :—See supra, 478. 
92 


_ 


. Whitby Harbour Bill :—For agreeing to Lords amendments thereto; LXVII. 419. 


922. Widows Pensions :—That certain words proposed to be left out stand part of Resolution of Committee of Supply relative to Pensions 
to be paid to Widows of Officers of the land forces; txvit. 146. 


923. Wild 
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824 QUESTIONS—continued. 





V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
923. Wild Animals Reclaimed :—For leave to bring in a Bill to amend the laws for their protection ; LX XIV. 53. 
924. Wilmot, Olivé :—That her Petition be printed; Lxxv. 452. 


925. Windows :—For appointing a day for further considering Report on Window Duties Bill; tvr1. 323. For appointing Select 
Committee to consider of the expediency of repealing Act 56 Geo. III. so far as regards the Window Tax in Ireland; txx111. 272. 
———— For appointing Select Committee to consider of the expediency of repealing Act 26 Geo. III. as far as relates to the Window 
Tax in Ireland; LxXIv. 402. 


Wood, Captain :—See supra, 523. 


926. Wool :—For calling in Counsel on Third reading of the Woollen Manufacture Suspension Bill; Lx. 426.————For appointing a Com- 
mittee to inquire in the state of the laws which restrain the trade in Wool the growth of Great Britain ; LX XIII. 243. 





927. Woolwich Canal to Erith :—For appointing a Select Committee to inquire whether the plan proposed by the Royal Clarence Canal 
Bill for making a Canal from Woolwich to Erith be practicable; Lxv111. 460. 


Works, Board of :—See supra, 464. 
928. Wrangle Inclosure Bill :—For putting off consideration of Report for three months; LX11. 353- 
929. Wrexham Inclosure Bill :—For Re-committing same; xxiv. 532. 


931. Yarmouth Hospital :—For copies of all communications between the Admiralty and the Transport Board respecting the erection 
of a new Hospital at Yarmouth ; Lx1v. 292. 


932. York, Duke of :——For an Address for laying before the House a copy of a letter from the Duke of York to Mr. Secretary Dundas ; 


LVI. 304. That it has been highly improper in the advisers of the Prince Regent to have recommended the Re-appointment 
of the Duke of York to the office of Commander in Chief; Lxv1. 400. 





VI. Incidental Proceedings : 


933. Questions proposed,—And superseded by adjournments of the House; LXVIII. 345, 667.— LXX. 183. 
And Motions for adjournment made and negatived; LXX.120. And Motions for adjournment made 
and withdrawn ; LXVIII. 574. And Amendments proposed to be made thereto ; LVI. 8, &amp;c. 
LXXV. 213, &amp;c. And debate thereon adjourned; LVI. 15, &amp;.—————-LX XV. 238, &amp;c. And Motion 
for adjourning debate negatived ; LXII. 589.—LXIII. 369.—LXV. 344.—LXVIII. 242.—LXX. 225.— 
LXXIV. 320, &amp;c. And Motions withdrawn; LVI. 209 —LXIII. 164.—LXVI. 170.—LXVII. 286.— 
LXXV. 60, &amp;c. Andsuperseded by reading Orders or other Orders of the day; LVII. 212.—LVIII. 362. 
—LIX. 271.—LX. 440.—LXI. 176.—LXII. 18.—LXIII. 384.— LXVIII. 364.—LXXI. 196.—LXXII. 160. 
—LXXIII. 412.—LXXIV. 606.—LXXV. 155, &amp;c. And Motion for reading the other Orders of the day 
negatived; LIX. 303. _ And Previous Question thereon put; LVI. 35, 90, &amp;c. ————— LXXvV. 
214, &amp;c. And dropped for want of forty Members; LVI. 111.—LVIII. 362.—LXII. 290.—LXV. 278. 
—LXVIII. 477.—LXXI. 186, &amp;c. 











934. Questions again proposed,—After negativing Motions for adjournment ; LX. 221.—LXVII. 286.—LXVIII. 
242.—LXXI. 382. After Motions for adjournment made and withdrawn; LXVIII. 574.-—-LXXV. 
4, 253. After Amendments proposed and not made; LXV. 480.—LXXIII. 339. After Amend- 
ment proposed and withdrawn; LXXV. 214. For Third reading of Bills,—After Petition against 
same had been received; LX.251. After resuming adjourned proceedings thereon ; LXXI. 284. After 
negativing Motions for adjourning or further adjourning debates ; LXII. 589.—LXV. 252, 273.—— 
After Motions for adjourning debate made and withdrawn; LXXI. 195. On resuming adjourned 
debates ; LXIV. 127, 131, 135, 139.—LXVII. 514.—LXXI. 64. After exception taken to words spoken 
by Members and Members explained themselves; LXVIII. 322. After the House was interrupted ; 
LXL. 402.—LXXII. 427. After negativing a Motion for reading the other Orders of the day; LXVII. 
592. After previous Question Proposed and withdrawn; LXVI. 347. 


935. Previous Questions proposed,—And withdrawn; LVIII. 456, 516.—LXI. 259.—LXIII. 160.—LXIV. 413. 
—LXVI. 347.—LXX. 7.—LXXI. 254, 395.—LXXIII. 20, 76, 368. — LXXIV. 471, 540. — LXXV. 266, 
373- And dropped for want of forty Members; LXII. 250,—«—Previous Questions again proposed ; 
LXIII. 177. —&lt;=— Previous Question put (after Motion for reading other Orders of the day negatived) ; 
That the said first proposed Question be now put; LVIII. 475. 


936. Notice taken that several Members had come into the House after a Question put, Mr. Speaker desired such 
Members to signify same, and their names were struck out of divisions ; LXXIV. 393.—&lt;«—Mr. Speaker 


declines oe Questions, His Majesty’s recommendation not being signified to the Motion ; LIX. 335.— 
LXIII. 200, 


937. Questions put by Clerk of the House ; On Members being proposed for Speaker ; LVI. 33.—LVII. 92.— 
LXXII. 307. For adjourning the House on resignation of Speaker; LVI. 33.—LVII. 92.—LXXII. 306. 


——&gt;— Question put by the Deputy Clerk of the House, in the absence of the Speaker, for adjourning 
the House; LXXII. 201. 


938. A Question passed in the negative, nem. con. (for agreeing to Lords Amendments); LXXIII. 420. 
See Amendments. Divisions. 





Quieting Possession (Ireland) :—see Tities. 


Quin, The Honourable Wyndham Wyndham (a Member) :—Petition complaining of 


his conduct offered ; Mr. Quin ordered to attend in his place on a certain day; Lxx1v. 94. Order for his attendance discharged and 
another day appointed, 119, 134. Mr. Quin attending in his place (according to Order); A Petition of Thomas William Grady 
complaining of his conduct in regard to the appointment of the Deputy Clerk of the Peace for the county of Limerick presented and 
read; 158. Mr. Quin heard in his place and withdrew ; Motion, that the Petition be referred to the Committee of Privileges with- 
drawn; matter of the complaint to be heard at the bar on a certain day ; notice taken that Mr. Quin in the course of his speech had 
stated the contents of a letter received by him and signed by Thomas Grady, which letter appeared to contain matter in breach of the 
Privileges of the House; Letter delivered in; Mr. Quin having stated that he had received the said letter; letter read; 159. 
Resolution nem. con. “ That the writing and sending the said letter is a high breach of the Privileges of the House ;” Thomas, Grady 
ordered to attend the House forthwith ; attends and is examined; Mr. Quin examined in his place in regard to the hand-writing ; 160. 
Resolutions, “That Thomas Grady did write and send the said letter ;” “That Thomas Grady in having written and sent the said 
letter, 


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Quin, The Honourable Wyndham Wyndham (a Member)—continued. 


letter is guilty of a high breach of the Privileges of the House ;” Thomas Grady committed to Newgate, and Mr. Speaker to issue his 
warrants accordingly ; Several:persons ordered to attend; 161. Petition of Thomas Grady, 163. To lie on, the Table and be 
printed, 164. Motion for discharging Thomas Grady withdrawn, 169. Petition of Thomas Grady to be discharged ; To be brought 

_ to be bar on the morrow in order to his being discharged and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrants accordingly ; 174. Thomas Grady 
reprimanded and discharged, 177. What was said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him to be entered in the Journals, 178. Hearing 
of the complaint deferred ; Witnesses to attend; 196. Matter of the complaint heard ; Mr. Carew Smyth examined, and delivered 
in certain letters; letters referred to a Select Committee to examine them and select so much as relate to the. matter of. the 
complaint ; three to be a quorum; Mr. Goold examined ; further hearing deferred; Minutes of Evidence to be printed; persons 
ordered to attend; 216. Committee on letters to report from time to time, and to sit notwithstanding adjournment ; Report ; to lie 
on the Table and be printed; 221. Matter of the complaint further heard; Mr. Maunsel, Mr. Gabbett, Mr. Richard Smith and 
Carew Smyth examined ; House informed that Mr. Goold (a witness) had been insulted and threatened in consequence of his evidence ; 
Mr. Goold examined, and having acquainted the House that he had been insulted by Thomas William Grady ; Thomas William Grady 
called in and having admitted the truth thereof; Resolution nem. con. That he had thereby been guilty of a high contempt of the 
House and a gross breach of its privileges ; Thomas William Grady committed to the custody of the Serjeant at Arms; Motion, That 
the matter of complaint be taken into further consideration on a future day withdrawn; Motion, That Thomas William Grady be brought 
to the Bar, in order to be reprimanded and discharged, negatived ; Further hearing of the matter of the complaint adjourned ; Minutes 
of Evidence to be printed ; witnesses to attend ; other persons ordered to attend; 223. Second Report on Mr. Carew Smyth’s letters ; 
To lie on the Table and with Appendix be printed, 230. Petition of Thomas William Grady to be discharged ; To lie on the Table 
and be printed ; T. W. Grady to be brought to the bar forthwith in order to his being discharged ; reprimanded and discharged ; what was 
said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him to be entered in the Journals; 231. Matter of complaint further heard ; Mr. Goold aguin 
examined; Order for the attendance of certain witnesses discharged; Messrs. Thomas William Grady, Carew Smyth, Richard Smith 
and David Roche examined ; further hearing adjourned ; Minutes of Evidence and letters to be printed ; Petition of Thomas William 
Grady to be printed; 232. Further hearing deferred, 256. Matter further considered; Mr. Quin heard in his place and with- 
drew; 281. Three Resolutions; That Mr. Quin was, in July 1818, appointed custos rotulorum of the county of Limerick, by virtue 
whereof he became entitled to appoint the Clerk of the Peace; That in September he appointed Richard Smith to the said office in the 
room of Thomas William Grady, by him removed from the said office ; That Mr. Quin did stipulate with Mr. Smith, that out of the 
emoluments of the said office, amounting to £.400. a year, he should pay to said Thomas William Grady £.200. a year; Motion, 
That Mr. Quin did, in a conversation with Mr. Carew Smyth (the friend of T. W. Grady) state, that he had resolved to appoint 
Mr. Richard Smith to the said office during pleasure, upon an express understanding that T.W. Grady was to receive £.200. per annum 
out of the profits; and that he expected T. W. Grady would continue politically connected with him in Limerick, as long as he received 
the said sum, but that he was at perfect liberty to relinquish the annuity, and separate his political interest; Amendment proposed and 
made, and Resolution, That in July 1818, Mr. Quin did make an offer of £.200. per annum to T. W. Grady without any mention of 
an expectation on his part of Mr. Grady’s future support, nor does it appear that the motive for making such provision was to insure 
such support; Motion made; Amendment. proposed thereto, and not. made, and Resolution, That on 21 September 1818, Mr. Quin 
did admit an expectation on his:part, that while T. W. Grady continued in the receipt of the said allowance, he would continue poli- 
tically connected with Mr. Quin in the county of Limerick, but that on 10 October following he did expressly disclaim any intention 
of depriving T. W. Grady of ‘the said allowance.on account of his withdrawing his political support from Mr. Quin; another Motion 
made ; two Amendments proposed thereto but not made; entries in Journal of 24 and 27 April 1818, of proceedings relating to Thomas 
Ferguson, read, and Resolution, That the House cannot but consider the admission of any such expectation as improper and blameable, 
and had an intention of acting thereon been persisted in instead of being speedily and unequivocally disavowed, the House would have 
deemed it necessary to visit such a proceeding with its severest censure; 281, 282. Motion, That Mr. Goold having prevaricated in 
his evidence, be committed to the custody of the Serjeant at Arms, negatived, 282. Letters to be returned, 286. 


Quintin, Colonel :—see. Accounts and Papers, 5517. 5642. 


Quit Rents (Ireland) : 


1. Bill to amend Act 38 &amp; 39 Geo. III. of the Parliament of Ireland relating to the sale of His Majesty’s Quit Rents ; Ordered, rx1. 466. 
Presented, 472. nk. a. 560. 

2. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to amend several Acts for the sale of His Majesty’s Quit Rents in Ireland; King’s consent signified, and 
Bill ordered, rx11.113. Presented, 120. x. a. 146. 

3. 


Bill for discharging certain arrears of Quit, Crown and Composition Rents in Ireland; Ordered, uxvi. 288. 
consent signified ; 396. | R. A. 453. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2548. 


Presented; Regent’s 
To amend said Act; Ordered, Lxx1.437. Presented, 443. R. A. 501. 








aS 


R. 


Railways. 


Petitions for Bills relative to Railways, and Proceedings thereon : 


1. Abergavenny :—For extending the Grosmont Railway to the Three Horse Shoes near that Town; Referred, Lxxv.50. ‘ Not reported. 
See infra, 6. 


2. Alban’s, St. to Belswaines :—For making a Railway ; Referred, txx11.60. Not reported. 
Alverthorpe-with-Thornes :—See infra, 43. 





3. Ardrossan :—For making a Railway to that Harbour; Referred, Lxx1v. 29. Bill ordered, 44. Presented, 49. Petition against, 179. 
Bill re-committed ; Committee to sit and proceed; 252. ~ Bill reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 273. - Not proceeded in. 


For making a Railway from Irvine to the Harbour of Ardrossan; Referred, Lxxv. 32. Petition in favour, to lie upon the Table, 55. 
Not reported. : 





4. Avon :—From Coalpit Heath in the parish of Westerleigh in the county of Gloucester, to the River Avon at Haw Mead in the parish of 
Bitton; Referred, Lxvi11.89. Not reported. 


5. Berwick-upon-T weed :——~ rmaking a Railway from Spittal to Kelso, and for erectinga bridge over the River Tweed ; Referred, 
Lxvi. 70. Bill ordered, 121. Presented, 133. Petition against, 219. R. A. 387. 


Bitton :—See supra, 4. 


6. Brecknock and Aber venny :—For making a Railway from the Brecknock and Abergavenny Canal to Llanvihangel Crucorney ; 
Referred, uxv1. 58. Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 88. Additional Petition for varying the line ; referred; 218. Reported ; Report 
to lie on the Table, 235. Leave granted for notices, and to deposit a plan, &amp;c. with the Clerk of the Peace, and instruction to ,make 
certain deviations, 237. Time enlarged for Report, 281, &amp;. a, 372. See Navigations, 22. 


7. Brecon : 
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Petitions for Bills-relative to Railways, and: Proceedings. thereon continued; |: |) 
”. Brecon :—For making a Railway from Brynych in that county to Parton Cross in the parish of Eardisley. in the countyof. Hereford ; 








RAILWAYS—continued: 






Referred, rxv1.77. Bill ordered, 91. Presented, 98. Additional Petition for varying and altering the line ; referred,:1§1s Report ; 
to lie on the Table, 186. Report read, and re-committed, 221. Again reported; Report to lie on the Table, 231, - Leave granted for 
notices, and to deposit a plan, &amp;c. with the Clerk of the Peace, and instruction for extending, varying and altering the line, 237. Time 
enlarged for Report, 279. R- A. 372. See infra, 22. 


Brynych :—See supra 7. 
Burlinjob :—See infra, 17. 45. 
Burslem :—See Turnpike Roads, 399. 
Calder, Upper :—See infra, 43. 
Cheltenham : 


8. Formakinga Railway from thence to the River Severn; Referred, Lx111. 114. Not reported. . 
9. Formaking a Railway from Gloucester to that town ; Referred, rx1v. 8. Bill ordered,14. Presented, 17. Petitions against, 92, 121, 
132. RB. A. 256, ——_— For leave to present a Petition to enable the Company to raise a further sum; Referred, xx. 89. Leave 
given ; Petition presented and referred; 95. Billordered, 130. Presented, 133. R. a. 296. 
11. Formaking a Railway from the Gloucester and Cheltenham Railway to Foxhill; Referred, Lxv11.74. Bill ordered, 122. Presented, 133. 


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Petitions against, 141, 259. Petitions in favour, 141. Petition for provision, referred, 206. Report; to lie on the Table, 261. 
Re-committed, 283. Again reported ; Report to lie onthe Tabie,307. Petition against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 308. Not 
proceeded in, See infra, 12. 


Churchway Engine :—See infra, 15. 
Combe Hill :—For making a Railway from thence to Cheltenham ; Referred, 1x11. 183. Not reported. —— For making a Railway 


from thence to Cheltenham; Referred, 1x111. 111. Bill ordered, 159. Presented, 214. Petitions against, 249, 255, 271. Not 
proceeded in. 


. Croydon :——For making a Railway from Croydon to Reigate, and a collateral branch from Merstham to Godstone; Referred, Lv111. 88. 
Leave granted for notices, 94. Billordered, 127. Presented, 199. Petitions against, 205, 238, 247, 254, 267. Motion for adjourning 
the proceeding on Third reading, negatived, 328. Lords Amendments agreed to, 413. R. A. 419. —————- Toenable the Company of 
Proprietors to complete the same; Referred, 1x1. 93. Bill ordered, 308. Presented, 342. R. A. 479. See infra, 44. 


Darlington and Stockton :—See infra, 37. 


Dartmoor :—For making a Railway from Crab Tree in Egg Buckland to Dartmoor Prison; Referred, Lxx1v. 101. ° Additional 
Petition, referred, 168. Bill ordered, 205. Additional Petition,205. Referred to a Committee, 206. Report; to lie on the Table, 
218, Bill presented, 226. Lords Amendments agreed to, 589. R. a. 608. For making a Railway at Crab Tree to communicate 
with the Plymouth and Dartmoor Railway; Referred, Lxxv.39. Bill ordered,65. Presented, 77. Petition renewed and referred, 
202. Bill ordered,211. Presented, 217. R. A. 423. 





. Deane Forest :—For making and maintaining a Railway from thence to the River Severn; Referred, tvi1. 183. Reported; Report 


to lie on the Table, 342. Read again, and Bill ordered, 357. Not presented, —=— For making a Railway through that Forest to 
the River Severn, &amp;c.; Referred, 1x. 111. Not reported. ——— For making a Railway from Churchway Engine, in the Forest of 
Deane, to communicate with the River Severn at Bolloe Pill, in the Parish of Newnham; Referred, Lx11. 183. Bill ordered, 292. 
Presented, 302. Committed, 305. Not proceeded in. —«—— For making a Railway from Churchway Engine to Cinderford Bridge in 
that Forest; Referred, rx1v. 92. Bill ordered, 168. Presented, 181. Time enlarged for Report, 327, 338. King’s cansent 
signified, 367. R. a. 398. ——— For making a Railway from Howler Slade to Monmouth; Referred, txv. 78. Bill ordered, 168. 
Presented, 191. King’s consent signified, 360. R. A. 402. See infra, 25. 42. 

Duffryn Llunoy :—For making a Railway from thence to Ewenny; Referred, Lxx1.11. Report, 15. Re-committed, 16. Leave 
granted for notices, to deposit a plan and book of reference, to make application to owners, and to deposit an estimate ; Bill ordered ; 26. 
Presented, 223. Not proceeded in, 

Eardisley :—For making a Railway from thence to Burlinjob; Referred, rxx111. 58. Leave granted for notices, and to deposit a map 
and plan with the Clerk of the peace, and in the Private Bill Office; Bill ordered; 171, Presented, 186. Petition for further time to 
make the Report; referred to a Committee, 293. Reported ; leave given to report forthwith; 296. R. a. 377. See supra, 7. 
infra, 22. 


Edinburgh and Falkirk Canal to Queensferry :—See Navigations, 39. 
Egg Buckland :—See supra, 14. 


Ellesmere :—-To enable the Proprietors of the Ellesmere Canal to make a. Railway from Ruabon Brook to the said Canal, and to amend 
the several Acts relating to the said Canal; Referred, rrx. 110. Bill ordered, 161. Presented, 167. R. A. 372. 

Feock :—For making a Railway from thence to Twelve Heads ; Referred, .xx1v. 65. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 140. Wot 
proceeded in. 4.3 


Foulness :—See infra, 32. 
Foxhill :—See supra, 11. 


Gloucester :—See supra, 9. 11. 
Grosmont :—See supra, 1. 


21. Hamsterley :—For making a Railway from thence to Stockton; Referred, Lxx1v. 42. Not reported. 


22 


: Hay and Brecon :—For enabling the Company of Proprietors to vary the line of the Railway ; Referred, txvit. 45. Bill ordered, 57. 
Presented, 80. Petitions against, 114, 118, 169, 178, 199, 214. R. A. 383. 


Irvine :—See supra, 3. 
Kelso :—See supra, §. 
Kidwelly :—sSee Docks, 63. 


23. Kilmarnock :——For making a Railway from that town to a place called The Troone; Referred, tx111. 106. Bill ordered, 130. ‘Bill 


24. Lake Lock :—For enabling the proprigtors to extend the Railway and Canal; Referred, xvi. 68. Not reported. 


‘Presented, 165. Petition against, 228. R. a. 372. 
Kilwinning :—See supra, 3. 






Leatherhead : 





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—eoC&gt;]&gt;]&gt; S&amp;S Gee Sooo 
Petitions for Bills relative to, Railways, and Proceedings thereon—consinued. 
Leatherhead :—See infra, 39. eel 
25. Lidbrooke :—For leave to present a Petition for making a Railway from the River W i ; : ve 

ye to Lidbrooke ; Leave given ; Petition presented, 

and referred; Lx11. 228. Report; to lie on the Table, 291. Not proceeded in.——— For making a Railway from thence pike, 

~ ‘Referred, ux111. 126. Not reported. neuen For making a Railway from thence to Lydney; Referred, uxtv. 92. Bill ordered, 168. 
Presented, 180. Petition against, 235. Time enlarged for report, 294, 322, 338. Bill read a Third time; King’s consent signified, 

and further proceedings: adjourned; 361.  Resumed, and Bill passed, 366. R. a. 398. —=— For amending Act; Referred, 


LXxv. 77. Billordered, 180. Presented, 193. Time enlarged for Report, 337. Further enlarged, 385. Addition Petition ; Referred, 


391..' Reported, and instruction for deviating from the line; 397. King’s consent signified, 474. Lord’s Amendments agreed to, 509. 
RAs Gilt. . 


26. Linford, Great, to Newport Pagnell :—Referred, rxvis1. 82. Not reported. 
Llanbedrgoch :—See infra, 31. 


27. Llanelly to Llanfihangel-aberbythick :——For making a Railway, and for making and maintaining 2 Dock or Bason at the 
termination thereof; Referred, rvi1.170. Bill ordered, 214. Presented, 231. R. A. 540. 


28. Llanelly to Llandilofawr :—For making a Canal and Railway; Referred, uxvit1.93. Not reported. See Docks, 68. 
Llanfihangel-aberbythick :—See supra, 27. 


29: Llianfihangel Crucorney :—For making a Railway from that parish; Referred, .xv11.49. Bill ordered, 129. Presented, 133: 
R. A.3983. See supra, 6. 


31. Llanfihangel Esceifiog :—For making a Railway from that parish to Llanbedrgoch, and also a Dock in the parish of Llanbedrgoch ; 
Referred, Lxvi1.'70. Leave given to deposit a section, specifying the level of the said Railway, with the Clerk of the Peace and in 
the Private Bill Office, 137. Bill ordered; presented; 138. R. A. 415. 


Loughor :—See Navigations, 87. 
32. Luke, Saint, (Middlesex) :——For making a Railway from that parish to Foulness (Essex); Referred, Lxv11. 75. Bill ordered, 86. 
Presented, 140. Petitions against, 166, 201, 202. Second reading put off for six months, 203. 
Lydney sw See supra, 25. 


33. Mamhilad :—For making a Tram roador Railway from thence to Usk Bridge; Referred, Lx1x. 41. Bill ordered, 121. Presented, 
130. R. A. 359. 


34. Mansfield :—For making a Railway from thence to Pinxton; Referred, Lxx11. 53. BBill ordered, 105. Presented, 120. Petitions 
against, 202. R. A. 354. 


Merstham :—See supra, 13. 
Monmouthshire Canal Navigation Railways :—See Navigations, 79. 
Parton Cross :—See supra, 7. 


35. Peak Forest :—For making a Railway from thence to Beard and to Woodlands ; Referred, Lxx1. 53. Bill ordered, 71. Presented, 
240. Petition against, 252. Voices, 268, R. a. 385. 


Penclawdd :—See Navigations, 87. 
Plymouth :—See supra, 14. 
Railey Fell :—See infra, 37. 
Reigate :—See supra, 13. 
Ricardean: —See supra, 25. 


36. Severn and Wye :—For leave to present a Petition to enable the Severn and Wye Railway and Canal Company to raise a further 
sum of money; Referred, txvi. 226. Reported; leave given; 234. Petition presented; referred; 236. Leave granted for 
notices; Bill ordered; 243. Presented, 322. R. A. 453. For leave to present a Petition to enable the Company to raise 
a further sum ; Referred, Lx1x. 128. Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 129. Leave given; Petition presented and 
referred; 138. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; presented; 147. R. A. 279. 


Sheffield to Tinsley :—See Navigations, 100. 





Spittal :—See supra, 5. 


37. Stockton-upon-Tees :—For making a Railway from thence to Railey Fell; Referred, txx1v. 105.. Report; to lie on the Table, 
116. Leave to deposit a section, and Bill ordered, 121. Presented, 192. Petitions against, 193. Leave to deposit plans, 214. 
Petitions in favour, 219, 247, 306. Petitions complaining that the Standing Orders had not been complied with ; to lie on the 
Table, 248. Standing Orders read; Petitions read and referred to a Select Committee ; to send for persons, papers and records; five 
to be the quorum; 254. To report observations and Minutes of Evidence; Report to lie on the Table and be printed; Petition 
respecting the depositing of a plan, to lie on the Table and be printed; Report on Petition for Bill to be printed; 269. Four Petitions 
of persons complaining that their names had been improperly put down in the book of reference; to lie on the Table; Second 
reading put off for six ‘months ; 306. ——— For making a Railway from Stockton-upon-Tees to Railey Fell; Referred, rxxv. 50. 
Not reported. 


38. Stockton :—For making a Railway from thence to Sunderland; Referred, uxxv. 53. Not reported. See supra, 21. 
39. Sunbury to Leatherhead :—Referred, rvir. 178. Not reported. 
Sunderland :—See supra, 38. 


41. Surrey Railway :—To enable the Company of Proprietors to raise a certain sum of money for completing the same; Referred, ux, 5. 
Bill ordered, i2. Presented, 24. R. A. 132.—_—To enable the Company of Proprietors to complete the same ; Referred, ix1. 58. 
_Bill ordered, 67. Presented, 341. R. A. 479. See infra, 44. 


42. Surridge Hill :—For making a Railway from thence to the River Wye; Referred, rv11. 176. Report; to lie on the Table, 342. 
. Not. reported. 


' Swansea &gt; — See Navigations, 112. 
Tamar :—See Navigations, 113. 


Trent: 
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828° RAILWAYS+—RECORDS. 
Petitions for Bills relative to Railways, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 
Trent and Mersey Canal Railways :—See Navigations, 124. 
Upper Calder :—See infra, 43. 


43. Wakefield ;—For making a Railway from Upper Calder, in that township, to Alverthorpe-with-Thornes ; Referred, uxv1.65. Bill 
ordered, 95. Presented, 106. Petitions against, 159, 186, 220. - Petitions in favour, 159,.207, 220, 233, 244, 248, 253,-261. Day 
appointed for Second reading, 167. Motion for discharging the Order for Second. reading withdrawn, 194. House informed that no 
Counsel attended ; Bill committed ;222. Committee to send for persons, papers and records; 232. Petition of Mr. Charlesworth read : 

. Order for referring it to the Committee read; House informed that the Petitioner desired to withdraw his Petition, 254..- Motion a 
discharging the Order, and debate thereon adjourned, 255. Time enlarged for Report, 277, 301. Bill reported ; Report to lie on the 
Table; 316. Not proceeded in. 


44. Wandsworth :—For making a Railway from thence to Croydon, &amp;c. and a navigable Communication between the River Thames and 
the said Railway; Referred, v1.95. Bill ordered, 113. Presented, 147. Lords Amendments agreed to, 307- B.a.449. ‘See 
supra, 41. 


Westerleigh :—See supra, 4. 


45. Whitney Bridge :—For making a Railway from thence to Burlinjob ; Referred, uxxtr1. 58. - Not reported. See supra, 7. 
See Orders, 22. 37. 54 55+ 


R aisins &gt; Bill to:permit Raisins, Currants and Figs,to be exported from Great Britain duty free ; Ordered, Lx1. 508. Presented, 51 1. 


R. A. 560. . See. Aceounts. and Papers, 4248-9. , Committees, 962. Supply, 4513. 5224. 
Ramsay Harbo ur :—-See Committees, 1471. ‘Docks, 73. Petitions, 695. 
Ramsgate Harbour :—see Accounts and Papers, 4250. Docks, 89. 


Rape Seed : 


1, Bill to repeal the Duties of Customs upon the importation of Rape Seed and Cole Seed; Ordered, Lx x1. 450. Presented, 455. R. A. 504. 


.2. - Bill for repealing the Duties of Customs-on Rape Seed Cakes, Linseed Cakes, Bones, &amp;c. imported, and for ead ates, Ddtiene 
Ordered, Lxx1. 466. Presented, 464. R. a. 508. AKES, 9 ported, granting other Duties ; 


See Accounts and Papers, 4251. Committees, 623. 642. 963. 1577. 1582. Laws Expiring, 14. 33. Petitions, 441. 
Supply, 5057- ; 


Rates :—See County Rates. 

Rawlins, ‘The Rev. Henry : — see Accounts and Papers, 4647. Addresses, 395. 
Rawlins, Sir William :— See Elections, 248. House, 201. 

Realm, Defence of :—scee Defence of the Realm. 


Rebellion (Ireland) :——See Accounts and Papers, 4159. Addresses, 31. Committees, 964. Indemnity, 5. 
Treland, 1. 3. 5» 22. 24. Messages, 52. Petitions, 442. Questions, 84. 


Receivers General :——See Accounts and Papers, 3017-8. 3021. 3027-9. 3031-2. Customs, 9. 39. 
Receipts :——See Accounts and Papers, 4253. Supply, 5400. 


Recognizances : Bills relative to Recognizances : 


1. For the amendment of the laws now in force in Ireland relative to persons entering, into Recognizances in criminal cases, in custody under 
any fine, or under such Recognizance ; Ordered; presented ; printed; Lx111. 241. ‘Passed, 272. Not returned from the Lords. 
—«—— Another Bill ordered, tx1v. 206. Presented, 218. Printed, 302. rR. a. 398. 


Bill to amend the laws in respect of forfeited Recognizances in Ireland; Ordered, Lxx11. 260. Presented; printed; 284. R. a. 428. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2346. Addresses, 349. Committees, 1494. 1501. 1722. Elections, 7. 31. 386-399. 831. 


ad 


Re-cémmitments :——See Bills, 1-7. Reports, 193-209. Resolutions, 27-31. Supply, 5584-5. 
Recorder's Reports :—see Accounts and Papers, 1529. 


Records, Public : 


Bill for better regulating the Public Records of Scotland; Ordered, Lxi11. 252. Presented; printed; 254. | Not proceeded in. 
Another Bill ordered, ux1v. 108. Presented; printed; 110. Petitions against, 128, 136, 140, 153, 160, 183, 189, 193, 199, 
208, 216. Instruction for making compensation to officers of registries in Scotland, 191. Proceedings of Commissioners referred to 
the Committee on the Bill; Bill again printed; 191. Re-committed, 201. Again printed,210. R. a. 305. 

2. Bill for better regula.ing the formation and arrangement of the Judicial and other Records of the Court of Sessions in Scotland; Ordered ; 

presented; printed; Lxx. 207. - Instruction for allowing a salary.to the Keeper of Records and the Keeper of the Register, of Deeds, &amp;c. 

227. Lords Amendments agreed to, 353. B- A. 363. 


3. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to vest in His Majesty part of the ground now belonging to the Society of King’s Inn Dublin, for 
erecting thereon a repository for Public Records in Ireland; Regent’s recommendation signified; Bill ordered ; presented ; 1x1x..267. 


R. A. 496. 
4. Petition for a Bill for enabling the Justices to provide a proper place for preserving the Public Records of the county of Surrey ; Referred, 
Lxx. 49. Bill ordered; presented ; 88. R. A. 297. 


5 Message from'the Lords requesting a copy of the Reports from the Committee appointed to inquire into the state of the Public Records of 
the. Kingdom ; House will send an answer, Lv1.132. House resolves to communicate a printed copy; copy laid on the Table, and 


directed to be carried to the Lords; 148. 


6: _ First Report of Commissioners on Public Records from 1800 to 1812 to be reprinted and prefixed to the Second Report, and a consoli- 
dated Index to the said Reports to be printed and annexed thereto; Lxxiv. 633. 


Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to enable Justices of the Peace to provide proper places for the depositing Public Records ; Withdrawn, 


— 


LXIX. 335. 
See Accounts and Papers, 4121. 4254-4264. Addresses, 351. 526. Committees, 965, 966. County Records. 
King, 31.99. Reports, 254. 278. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Recoveries : 













Recoveries :—see Common Recoveries. 
Recruits &gt;——See Accounts and Papers.—Key to Army ; and 3381. 3383, 3384. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Rectifiers :—see spirits, 19. 

Rectories :—See Addresses, 138. Simonburn Rectory. 

Red River Settlement :—see Accounts and Papers, 4265. Addresses, 35%. Petitions, 443. 


Red Wood :——See Accounts and Papers, 2770. 


7 Redemption and . Sale of Land Tax : —see Lend Tar, 1-5. 8-12. 


1. 


2. 


Reduced Corps and Officers :—see suppiy, Key to Supply. 


Reform :——See Parliament, 17. Petitions, 384-394- 


Refuge for the Destitute :—see Accounts and Papers, 1912. 4266. King, 145. Supply, 3144. 4172. 4411. 
Regency : 

Bill to provide for the administration of the Royal Authority, and for the care of His Majesty’s Royal Person during his illness ; Ordered ; 
presented ; printed; xvi. 36. Resolutions of Committee of the Whole House respecting the appointment of His Royal Highness 
the Prince of Wales to be Regent, referred to the Committee, 37. Bill further considered, and again printed, 38. Re-committed 
with respect to Clauses offered; Report respecting His Majesty’s privy purse, referred; 40. Petition from Lewes; To lie on the 
Table, 42. Lords Amendments agreed to, 63. R.A. 81. Bill to alter and amend said Act; From the Lords; read; printed ; 
LXXIII. 994. R.A. 417. 





Bill for granting a certain sum for defraying the expenses incident to the assumption of the personal exercise of the Royal Authority by the 
Prince Regent; Ordered, txvi1. 82. Presented, 83. R.A. 107. 


Motion for appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the application of the sum of £, 100,000, granted by above Act 52 Geo. III. c., 
negatived; LX xX. 343. 


See Accounts and Papers, 4267. Addresses, 527. 564. Conferences, 3. Q. 11. King. Messages, 1-114. 
Petitions, 445- Speeches, 65-71. Supply, 2588. 


Regent's Park :-—--See Accounts and Papers, 2815. 3312. Addresses, 278. 
Regimental A ccounts :—See Accounts and Papers, 26. 


Registerin £ of Deeds :——Bill for the public Registering of all Conveyances, Wills and Incumbrances within England and 
Wales, except Middlesex and York; Ordered, 1xx. 340. Presented; printed; 349. Not proceeded in. Another Bill ordered ; 
presented ; printed; txx1.284. Petitions against ; From Ipswich, 328. Portsmouth, 308, Second reading put off for six months, 426. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1905. 2551. Charitable Donations, 1-3. 5, 6. Committees, 1524. Petitions, 227. 





Register of Seisins ——See Accounts and Papers, 4492. 
Registers :-——-See Parish Registers. 


Religion :——Grand Committee for Religion ; Ordered (at the beginning of each session) to sit every Tuesday, in the afternoon, in 
the House; LVI. 14.—=-LVII. 4.—LVIII. 9.— LIX. §.—LX. 5. -LXI. 9.—LXII. 5, 561 —Lx 11. 6.—LXIV. 5.--LXV. 9.—LXVI. 35.— 
LXVII. 11.—LXVIII. §.—LXI1X. 6.—.Lxx. 6.---LXX1.6.—LX X11. 8.—LX XIII. §.—LXXIV. 9.—LXXv. 5, 109. See Petitions, 446. 


Religious Worship :—— Bill to repeal certain Acts, and to amend other Acts relating to Religious Worship and Assemblies ; 
Ordered; presented; printed; uxvi1. 523. Again printed, 533. Lords Amendments agreed to, 561. R. a. 563. 


Rem ainders :——See Contingent Remainders. 
Remembrancers :—See Accounts and Papers, 2369. 2371. 2437. 2439. 4268-4270. Courts of Justice, 48. 


Rents : Bills relative to Rents : 


To amend and incorporate the laws relating to distresses for Rent in Ireland, &amp;c. ; Ordered, xvii1. 529. Presented, 533. Committed; 
printed; 540. Committee put off for three months, 597- 


For the more effectual securing the payment of Renis, and for preventing frauds by tenants ; From the Lords, Lx x11. 267. Read; 
printed; 283. Reported, with an Amendment, 353- Passed, with Amendments, 363. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 
379. Considered, and agreed to, 410. R. A. 419- 


To regulate the costs of distresses levied for payment of small Rents; Ordered, txx11. 373. Presented, 388. R.A. 473. 


For preventing the current gold coin of the realm from being paid for more than the current value; for preventing bank notes being 
received for less than the sum therein specified, and for staying proceedings upon any distress by tender of such notes; From the Lords, 
Ltxvi. 461. Read; printed; 462. rR. a. 466. To continue and amend said Act, and to extend same to Ireland; Ordered, 
LxviI. 203. Presented; printed; 219. Re-committed, 263. Again re-committed, 301. Rk. a. 351. ——— To continue last Act; 
Ordered, uxvi11.18. Presented,21. rR. a. 106. To revive and continue during the continuance of the Bank Restriction Acts 
Act 52 Geo. III; Ordered, tx1x. 168. Presented,171. R. A. 233. 

See Farms. Quit Rents. 


Report Office, Ireland :——See Accounts and Papers, 4273. 











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REPORTS. 


Reports. 





I. Reports referred; 1—149. 


1.—Report of a Committee of the Whole House, to || 3.—Reports of Select Committees, to other Select 
a Committee of the Whole House; 1. ommitices, or such Committees appointed 
2.—Reports of Select Committees, to Commitiees thereon; 75—149. 


of the Whole House, or such Committees 
appointed thereon; 2—74. 


II. Reports of Select Committees to be taken into further consi- 
deration; 151—189. 


III. Reports Re-committed ; 190—209. 


1.—Reports of Committees of the Whole House ; | 3.—Report of a Select Committee, Re-committed 
190—192. | to a Committee of the Whole House ; 209. 
| 


2.—Reports of Select Committees ; 193—208. 


IV. Reports, Minutes, Papers, &amp;c. communicated to the Lords ; 
211—262. 


V. Reports, Papers, &amp;c. requested by the Lords, but not com- 
municated to them; 263—271. 


VI... Reports, Papers, &amp;c. communicated from the Lords; 272— 
979. 


VII. A Report requested by the Commons, but not communicated 
to them; 281. 


VIII. Incidental Proceedings; 282—303. 


IX. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived, and Motions 
Withdrawn ; 304—312. 


1.— Questions, and Previous Questions Nega- | 2.— Motions Withdrawn; 311, 312. 
tived; 304—-309. 


I. Reports referred : 
(1.)—Report of a Committee of the Whole House, to a Committee of the Whole 
House : 


1. Corn Laws :—Of 17 February 1815; To the Committee appointed to consider further of the state of the Corn Laws; xx. 108. 


(2.)—Reports of Select Committees, to Committees of the Whole House, or such 
Committees appointed thereon,—relative to— 
[Note. For Reports referred to Committees of Supply, See Supply, 29-77.] 
2. Alnage Laws :—Of 3 June 1817 ; upon Petitions for repeal thereof; Lx x11. 418. 
2. Bank of England :—Of 5 April and 16 May 1819, from the Secret Committee on the state of the Bank of England, with reference to 


the expediency of the resumption of Cash Payments; LX XIv. 430.—-—— Same Reports referred to Committee on Act 58 Geo. III. 
c. 60, respecting restrictions on Cash Payments by the Bank of Ireland; txx1v. 492. 


4. Beer :—On the Petition of Common Brewers of London for a Bill to alter the provisions of Act 2% Geo. III. . respecting the price of 
Table Beer ; Lv1. 251. 


5. Bell Rock Lighthouse :—Of 1 July 1803, from the Committee appointed to consider of erecting a Lighthouse on the Bell or Cape 
Rock on the eastern coast of Scotland; Lx1. 451. —&lt;—— On the Petition of the Commissioners of Northern Lighthouses, for 
provision in Bell Rock Lighthouse Bill; ux1. 501. 


6. Bleaching Powder :—0Of 3 March 1815 upon the state of the laws relative thereto; Lxx. 160. 
7. Bradford Canal :—On the Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Bradford Canal Navigation, for a Bill for vesting divers 
estates purchased for the benefit of the Proprietors in trustees, discharged from all claims of the Crown ; vit. 288. 


8. Bullion :—Made in 1810 on the cause of the high price of Bullion ; to the Committee of the ant House upon the suid hail 
LXVI. 304. 


9. Chelson Bay : — On Petition of Lord Borringdon, for Bill for vesting Chelson Bay in him for a valuable consideration ; Lx. 391. 


11. Civil List :~ Of 16 June 1815 on the account presented upon 20 March 1815. relating to His Majesty’s Civil List; Lx x1. 316. 


Coals : 


12. On the —* of allowing Coals to a limited extent to be brought to London by the Grand Junction and Paddington Canals ; 
eta 3 o AS f 


13. On 


REPORTS—continued. 831 


NN, Eee 
I. Reports referred—continued. | 
(2).—Reports of Select Committees, 10 Committees of the Whole House, -&amp;c: 


—continued. 
Coals—continued. 


13. On the Petition of Owners of Collieries in South Wales, complaining of certain exemptions of Coals and Culm from coast duty guatel by 
the Monmouthshire Canal Navigation Acts; Referred to Committee appointed 28 March 1811, on the state of the Coal Trade-in 
the Bristol Channel and the River Severn; LXv1. 214. 


14. Commercial Credit :—Of 7 March 1811 on the state of Commercial Credit; Lxv1. 154. 
15. Conferences :—Committee appointed to manage the Conference with the Lords on the state of the nation ; LXVI. 29. 





16. Corn :—On the state of the Corn Trade between Great Britain and Ireland; tvit. 281. Appointed to consider Petitions relating 
to Act 31 Geo. III. for regulating the importation and exportation of Corn; L1x, 351, 429. Of 11 May 1813, from Select Com- 
mittee upon the Corn Trade; Lxvi1. 567. —~-— The several Reports made in sessions §3 and 54 Geo. III. and the Lords Report 
communicated 23 November 1814, on the Corn Trade; Lxx. go. 





17. Crinan Canal :—Of 13 June 1816 on the several papers relating to the Crinan Canal presented 11 April 1816; txxz. 472.——-—On 
Petition of the Company of Proprietors for further advance of public money ; Referred to the above Committee of the Whole House; 478. 


18. Currency, Irish :—Of 13 June 1804 on the state of Ireland as to its circulating Paper, its Specie, current Coin, &amp;c. together with 


Minutes of Evidence and Appendix, reported on 4 and 16 May and 13 June 1804; To the Committee of the Whole House on the Report 
made in 1810 from the Committee on the cause of the high price of Bullion; Lxvr. 304. 


19. Distilleries :—Of 13 April 1808, on the practicability of confining the Distilleries to the use of sugar and molasses only, &amp;c.; LX11I. 349. 
21. Dunleary Harbour :—On Petitions for Bills ; 1xx1. 67.—Lxxv. 347- 

22. East India Company :—Of 11 May 1810 on the present state of their affairs; txv. 400. 

23. Edinburgh Gaol Bill :—0On Petition for provision ; ux vir. 383. 


Elections : 


24. Appointed to consider five Motions respecting the interference of Peers and other persons therein mentioned in the Election of Members to 
serve in Parliament; LVII. 17. 


25. Of 26 February 1819, on the Penryn Election Petition ; to the Committee on the Bill for preventing Bribery and Corruption in the 
Election of Members to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Penryn; Lxxtv. 441. y 


26. On the Camelford Election Petition; ~txxi1v. 618. 


27. Forfeited Estates :—On the Accounts from the Exchequer of Scotland of the grants already made payable out of the funds arising 
from the Forfeited Estates in Scotland; ix1. 464. 


28. Frith of Forth Ferry :—On Petition for a Bill; Lxvitr. 248. 
29. Glasgow to Carlisle :—On Petition for Turnpike Bill; 1x x1. 436. 


31. Grenada and St. Vincent :—On the Petition of merchants, planters and others trading to or connected with the Islands of Grenada 
and St. Vincent, for further time to be allowed them for payment of their instalments; Lvir. 199. 
32. Howth Harbour to Dublin :—On Petition for Turnpike Road Bill; rxx1. 227. 


33. Jebb’s Estate Bill :—On Petition for Bill for confirming agreement for exchange of lands between His Majesty and David Jebb, in 
Egham; Lx1t. 241, 630. 


34. Kemeys Estate :—On the Petition of John Kemeys Gardner Kemeys, for a Bill to explain and amend Act 34 Geo, III. respecting 
a debt due to the Crown upon mortgage on his estate; tv1. 456. Report referred to the Committee of the Whole House upon the 
Bill, 535. 


35. King :——Appointed to examine the physicians respecting His Majesty’s illness; txvr. 20. 


36. Kingston Dock Company :—On the Petition of the Dock Company at Kingston, for a Bill to explain and amend Act for makin 
3 P g 
and establishing public quays, &amp;c. and for making an additional bason; Lv11. 469. 


37. Lagan River Navigation :—On Petition for Bill; uxrx. 338. 


38. Leather :—Third Report from the Select Committee appointed 9 May 1816, on the state of the laws relating to the manufacture of 
and duties upon Leather; LXXI. 443. 


39. Leith Harbour :—On Petition of Lord Provost, &amp;c. of Edinburgh, for loan of a certain sum for completing certain wet docks in the 
Harbour of Leith; Lx. 390. 


41. Lewes’ Estate Bill :—On Petition of Percival and Mary Anne Lewes, for exonerating their Estates from claims of the Crown; 
LXI. 507. 


42. Liverpool Docks :—On Petition for Bill; uxvait. 269. 


43. London Coal Market :—Of 24 January 1805, on the Petition of several crimps, factors, or persons employed in the disposal 
of Coals in the Coal Market in London; Lx. 50. wt 


44. London Docks :—On the Petition of the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of London, for Bills to authorize the advancement of further sums of 
money out of the Consolidated Fund for completing the canal and other works in the port of London; LV1I. 251.—LX. 336.———On 
Petition of the Vintners’ Company for compensation in said Bill; Lx. 257. 


45. Londonderry Bridge :——On Petition for Bill; tx1x. 376. 


46. Man, Isle of :——On Petition of the Duke of Atholl, and other matters relating to the Isle of Man; Lx. 356. 


47. Marine Insurances :—Of 18 April 1810, on Act 6 Geo. I. c, 18, relative to Marine Insurances, and on the means of affecting 
Marine Insurances in Great Britain; Lxv. 395.—LXVI. 100. 


48. Naval Asylum :— On Petition of the Governors and Committee of the Naval Asylum for aid; Lx. 391. 


49. Newfoundland Fisheries :—On Petition of persons residing in Poole, for Bill for allowing, until 1 August 1802, the importation of 
certain Fish from Newfoundland and the coast of Labrador, and for granting a bounty thereon; LVI. §42.———-On Petition of 
merchants of Tynemouth, &amp;c. for relief, in respect to the Newfoundland trade; Lx1. 434. 


50. Palmer, Mr.:—Of 13 July 1807, on his Petition, and of 13 July 1797, on the agreement made with him for the improvement of the ’ 
Post Office ; tx111. 256. 


51. Paper :—On Petition of Booksellers and Printers of the cities of London and Westminster respecting the duties on Paper; tvrr. 548. 
52. Pembroke Manor :—On Petition of Lord Hereford, for a Bill for vesting same in Trustees, for John Owen, Esquire; txv. 283. 
53. Pilchards :—On Petition of adventurers in the Pilchard Fishery ; Lx. 372. 


54. Plymouth 
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832 REPORTS—continued. 


I, Reports referred—continued. | 2 


(2:)—-Reports of Select Committees, to Committees of the Whole House, &amp;c. 


—continued. 
54. Plymouth Embankment :—On Petition for Bill for enabling His Majesty to grant certain parcels of land near Plymouth, for 
embanking and preserving same from the sea; LVII. 95. £5 


35. Post Office :—Of 21 April 1815; on the Plans and Papers presented to the House from the Post Office, in sessions 54 and 
55 George III.; txx. 278. The same Report referred to the Committee of the Whole House appointed to consider of defraying 
the expenses of providing a site for anew Post Office; Lxx. 333.———Of 26 July 1814 on certain Petitions and Documents relating 
to the Post Office and also the above Report of 21 April 1815; To the Committee on the London New Post Office Bill; xx. 311. 


56, Powerscourt, Lord :—On his Petition, for Bill for vesting a messuagein William-street, Dublin, in His Majesty, &amp;c.; rx11. 616. 





57, Privy Purse :—Of 21 January 1811, from the Secret Committee appointed to examine and report what payments are ordinarily 
directed to be paid by His Majesty out of the Privy Purse, the continuance of which payments it may be necessary to provide for during 
the continuance of His Majesty’s illness ; To the Committee on the Regency Bill; Lxvi. 40. Report made 21 January 1812, from 
Secret Committee on ditto; To the Committee on the Bill respecting His Majesty’s Household; txvir. 82. 


59. Provisions :—First Report on the present high price of Provisions; Relating to repealing so much of Act of last session, respecting the 
manufacture of Flour, as prohibits the making of Flour and Bread finer than s therein directed; Lv1. 37.——~ Second Report ; 
Relating to encouraging the cultivation of Potatoes; Lv1. 83. Third Report; Relating to giving the same bounties on the 
importation of Corn, &amp;c. into Ireland as are now payable on the importation thereof into Great Britain; tv1. 88. 


Public Expenditure : 
61. Of 29 June 1808 ; [Third Report] From Select Committee on Public Expenditure; Lxv. 197. Of 27 March 1817 ; [First Report] 
From Select Committee on Public Expenditure, for the year ending 5 January 1817; LXxXII. 205. Fourth and Eleventh 
Reports, of 5 June 1817 and 25 May 1818, from the Committee of Public Income and Expenditure ; To the Committee on First 
Report from the Select Committee on the Public Income and Expenditure, for the year ended 5 January 1819; LxxIv. 497. 
62. Of 14 June 1811, 22 July 1812, 25 June 1813, and 19 June 1815, from the Select Committees on Public Expenditure of Ireland; 
To the Committee of the Whole House on the seventh Article of the Act of Union; Lxx1. 382. 











63. Queensferry :——On Petition for Bill for a sum for improvement of same; LXIV. 141. 


64, Royal Establishments :—Of 17 February 1819, on Papers respecting the establishment of her late Majesty (Queen Charlotte), 
and the expenses of the proposed Establishment of His Majesty's future Household at Windsor; To the Committee on the Prince 
Regent’s Message respecting the establishment of her late Majesty; LXxIv. 151. 


65. Seeds :——Of 9 May 1816, on the policy of imposing an increased duty on the import of foreign Seeds ; To the Committee of the Whole 
House on the duty papable on Rape Seed and Cole Seed imported; LxxI. 429. 


66. Sierra Leone :—Of 3 February 1807, on Petition of the Directors of the Sierra Leone Company, and on Reports of 25 May 1802 and 
27 February 1804; LXII. 115s 


67. Statutes :—On the most effectual means of promulgating the Statutes of the United Kingdom; tv1. 365. 

68, Sulyarde’s Estate :—On Petition for Bill to pay a sum in satisfaction of a claim of the Crown; LXvI. 322. 

69. Traeth Mawr :—On Petition for Bill to enable His Majesty to vest the sands thereof in William Alexander Madocks ; Lx11. 295. 
71. Waterford :—On Petition for Bill for improving the Port and Harbour; Lxx1I. 211. 


72. Weights and Measures :—Of 1 July 1814, on the original standard of Weights and Measures; txx. 289. 


73. Witherslack Manor :—On Petition of the Earl of Derby for Bill for payment of a certain sum in satisfaction of His Majesty’s claim to 
that Manor; Lxx.131. Report on the Bill, 337. 


74. York, Duke of :—Appointed to inspect certain letters which were delivered in to the Committee of the Whole House on the: 
conduct of H.R. H, the Duke of York; txiv. 51. Appointed to inspect certain Papers ; To the said Committee; txiv. 58. 





(3.)\—Reports of Select Committees, to other Select Committees, or such Com- 
mittees appointed thereon,—relative to— 


75. Africa :—Of 13th and 26th June 1816, on the papers presented gth May 1816, from the African Company; Referred to the Select 
Committee on the African Company’s Petition; Lx x11. 277. 


76. American Loyalists :——Of 25 March 1812, on the Petition of American Loyalists; Lxvuit. 242. See infra, 89. 


77. Bell Rock Ligh thouse :—Of ist July 1803, relative thereto; To Committee on the Petition of the Commissioners of the Northern 
Lighthouses ; 1x1. 492. 


Bridges :—See infra, 85. 


78. Broad Wheels :—tThe several Reports made in session 1806, on Acts in force regarding the use of Broad Wheels; To Committee 
appointed 10 March 1807, on the Acts relating to Highways and Turnpike Roads, &amp;c.; Lx11. 226. 


79. Cambridge Canal :—On the Petition of Company of Proprietors of the London and Cambridge Junction Canal, and Report from: 
Committee on the Bill for amending Act from the Stort Navigation to the Cam; To the Committee on Petition respecting the Standing 
Orders relative t» the London and Cambridge Junction Canal Bill; Lx1x. 247. 


80. Chancery Clerks Bill :—On Petition of William Turton for provision ; Referred to the Committee on the Bill; Lxx. 269. 


81. Chancery Suits :—Made 18th June 1811, from the Committee appointed to inquire into the causes that retard the Decision of Suits in 
the High Court of Chancery; To the Committee on the same subject appointed in 1812; Lxvir. 181. 


82, Civil List :—Of 15th March 1802, on Civil List Revenue ; To Committee thereon, appointed 16th March 1803 ; Lv111. 264. Made 
in the years 1802, 1803 and 1804, from the several Committees appointed to consider of the charge upon His Majesty’s Civil List 
Revenues; To Committee on the same subject appointed in 1812; Lxv11. 106.——— Made in 1802, 1803, 1804 and 1812, on the 
charge upon the Civil List; To the Select Committee appointed 27 May 1813, on the same subject; Lxvurr. 526. Made on 
7th July 1812, on the charge upon the Civil List Revenue ; To the Committee appointed 14 April 1815, on the Livil List Accounts ; 
LXX, 213. 


83. Coals ;—Made in 1800, on the state of the Coal Trade in this kingdom ; To Committee relative to bringing Coals to London by Canals ; 
Lx. 287, 








84. Corn Trade :—Maée in 1804 and 1808, respecting the Corn Trade and the distillation from Sugar; To the Select Committee on the 
Corn Trade ; Lxvarr. 358. 


Bb. County Bridges :——Of goth May 1800, from Committee appointed to consider of giving power to Justices for repairing County Bridges ; 
To Select Committee appointed on same subject, on 30 May 1801; LVI. 403. 


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I. Reports referred—continued. 


(3.}—Reports of Select, Committees, to other Select Comnittees, &amp;c.—continued. 


86. Cotton Manufacture :——Proceedings of the House, or of any Committee thereof, in session 1802-3, relating thereto ; To Committee 


appointed to consider the most speedy and effectual mode of adjusting differences between masters and workmen engaged in the Cotton 
Manufacture; LIx. 142. 


87. Criminal Laws :—Made on 6th July 1819, on Criminal Laws ; To the Committee appointed on Criminal Laws in 1820; Lxxv. 173. 
Distillery. :—See supra, 84. infra, 135. ' 


-88. Dominica :—Of 27 July 1807, on Petition of the Council and Assembly of that Island in behalf of the sufferers by the fire in the 
town of Roseau; To Committee appointed 11 February 1808, on Petition from Dominica; Lx111. 59. 


-89. Dubois, Isaac :—Of 28 June 1803, on Petition of Isaac Dubois, an American loyalist, late a Captain in the reduced regiment of 
" Northumberland Fencible Men ; To Committee appointed 10 July 1807, on Petition of Lieutenant General Philip Martin; Lx11. 682. 


‘91. 


— 


East India Company :——Of 5th June 1818, on the Petitions of William Abbott, and others, relating to the Carnatic debts; To the 
Committee on the Petition of Major General Twadway Clarke, and others, relating to the Carnatic debts; Lxx1v. 67. Referred to the 
Committee on the Bill for giving relief to Messrs. Chase and Company, formerly bankers of Madras, &amp;c.; Lxxtv. 284. 


92. Education : —Of Sessions 1816 and 1817, on Education of the Lower Orders in the Metropolis ; To the Committee appointed to inquire 
into the Education of the Lower Orders; LX XIII. 135. See infra, 114. 


Elections: 
93. Ofthe Weymouth Election Committee ; Lxviit. 242. 


‘94. Of11 February 1789 and of 20 May 1791, on so much of Act 28 Geo. III. c. 52, as relates to the examination of sureties and taking recog- 
nizances on Election Petitions, &amp;c ; ‘To the Committee appointed 30 June 1813 to consider of fees payable to examiners of Election 
Recognizances ; LXvIi1I. 623. 


Fleet Prison :—See infra, gg. 
.95. Gaols :—On the Petition for the Kent Gaol Bill ; To the Committee on the Bill; txvuitt. 451. 


96. Holyhead Roads :—Of g June 1810, on the state of the Roads from Shrewsbury to Holyhead ; To Committee on same subject appointed 
in 1811; LXVI. 275. Of 26 March 1810, of g June 1810 and of 30 May 1811, on the state of the Roads from Shrewsbury to 
Holyhead ; Referred to the Committee appointed 19 May 1815, on the state of the Roads from London to Holyhead; uxx.312. Report 
of 8 June 1811 from the Committee on Mail Coaches, and Report of 25 June 1813 from the Committee on Public Income and Expen- 
diture of Ireland ; Referred to the same Committee, 312. 





97. Inclosure Bills :—Appvinted to consider of persons to be appointed Commissioners, &amp;c. in Bills of Inclosure and Drainage ; To the 
Committee appointed to take into consideration the Standing Orders relative to Bills of Inclosure ; Lv1. 540. 


98. Ireland, Royal Canal Company :——Reports of Committees appointed in 1811 and 1812 to consider of the affairs of the Royal 
Canal Company in Ireland, .with the evidence annexed ; To the Committee on the affairs of the Grand and Royal Canal Companies in 
Ireland, &amp;c.; LXvIIt. 314. 


99. King’s Bench, Fleet and Marshalsea, &amp;c. Prisons :—Report of 1 May 1815 from the Committee on the state of those 
prisons ; to the Select Committee appointed 14 March 1820 to inquire into the effects which have been produced by the Acts for the 
relief of Insolvent Debtors in England; txx1. 292. Same Report; To the Committee appointed to inquire into the state and 
description of Gaols and other Places of Confinement, &amp;c. ; LX XIV. 175. Reports of 8 May and 1 June 1818, from the Committee 
on the state of Newgate and other Prisons within the City of London and the Borough of Southwark ; To the Committee appointed to 
inquire into the state and description of Gaois and other Places of Confinement; LxxIv. 175. 








102. Laws Expiring :—Reports of 31 March 1802 of Committee on Laws Expiring; To Committee thereon, appointed 29 November 
1802; Lv111.34. Of 30 November 1802; To Committee appointed 23 November 1803; L1x.6. Of 29 November 1803; To 
Committee appointed 16 January 1805; ux. 7. Of 22 January 1805; To Committee appointed 22 January 1806; rx1.9. Of 
24 January 1806; To Committee appointed 20 December 1806 ; Lx11. 10. Of 22 December 1806 ; To Committee appointed 27 June 
1807; Lx11. 582. Of 29 June 1807; To Committee appointed 22 January 1808 ; rx111.8. Of 25 January 1808; To Committee 
appointed 20 January, 1809; Lx1v.6. Of 24 January 1809; To Committee appointed 25 January 1810; txv.11. Of 26 January 
1810; To Committee appointed 16 Janaury 1811; txvi.37. Of 17 January 1811; To Committee appointed &amp; January 1812; 
Lxvi1.13. Of g January 1812; To Committee appointed 1 December 1812; Lxvi11.12. Of 2 December 1812; To Committee 
appointed 5 November 1813; Lx1x. 7. Of 6 November 1813; To Committee appointed g November 1814; Luxx. 7. Of 
10 November 1814; To Committee appointed 2 February 1816; uxx1.8. Of 5 February 1816; To Committee appointed 
29 January 1817; Lxx11.g. Of1 February 1817; To Committee appointed 28 January 1818; Lxx111.7. Of 29 January 1818; 
To Committee appointed 22 January 1819; Lxxiv.27. Of 25 January 1819; To Committee appointed 24 November 1819; 
Lxxv.6.. Of 27 November 1819; To Committee appointed 28 April 1820; Lxxv. 119. 


103. Leather :—Of 5 April 1813 on the several Petitions presented in sessions 53 Geo. III. relative to the duty lately imposed thereon ; 
To the Select Committee appointed 9 May 1816 to consider of the state of the Laws thereon; LXXI. 352. 


London’ Bakers : 


104. Of27 April 1804 on Petition of Bakers of London ; To Committee on the. Petition of Bakers of London for Bill to amend Acts respecting 
the Price and Assize of Bread; Lx. 92. 


105. Made in the years 1799, 1800, and 1801, from the Committees on the Port of London and London Bridge; To the Committee 
appointed to inquire into the present state of London Bridge, &amp;c. in 1820; Lxxv. 464. 


106.:London Coal Market Bill :—or 23 of June and 31 of December 1800, on the state of the Coal Trade of this kingdom ; Lv111. 520. 


107. London, Port of :—Of 28 July 1800, from the Committee appointed to consider of such further measures as may be necessary for 
rendering more commodious, and for better regulating the Port of London; To the Committee appointed on the same subject in 1801 ; 
LVI. 201. On the-Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commons of the City of London in Council assembled, for 
authorizing the advancement of further sums of money out of the Consolidated Fund for the improvement of the Port of 
London ; Lx11. 347.——— Of 13 May 1796, from the Committee on the best mode of providing sufficient accommodation for the 
increased trade and shipping of the Port of London, and Reports of Minutes of Evidence from Committees on the London Port 
Bill and the London Docks Bill, upon the 25 April and 7 May 1799, and Reports of 1 and 11 June 1799, from Committee on 
said Minutes of Evidence, and Report. of 28 July 1800, from Select Committee appointed to consider of such further measures as may 
be necessary for rendering more commodious the Port of London; To the Select Committee on the London Docks Company Bill ; 
LXV. 240, —~=—— Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee on gauging in the Port of London in session 1814; To the 
Committee appointed 4 April 1815, on the operation of the several Acts for erecting Docks, and otherwise improving the Port of 
London, so far as relates to the gauging of wine, &amp;c.; Lxx. 190. 





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I, Reports referred—continued. 
..(3.)—Reports of Select Committees, to other Select Committees, §c¢.—continued. 


108; Lyme Regis *—+Made on 5 July “1817 from Committee on the Petitions respecting the Harbour at Lyme Regis; To Committee 
appointed to inquire into the repair of the Cobb at Lyme Regis; txxrtr. 380. 


109. Madhouses :—NMade in sessions 55 Geo. III. thereon ; To the Select Committee appointed in session 56 Geo. III. ; ux x1. 16. 


111. Mail Coaches :—The several Reports on Acts uow in force regarding the use of broad wheels, and the several Reports on the subject 
of Mr. Palmer’s claims ; To Committee appointed to inquire into the expediency of the exemption from toll granted to Mail Coaches in 
Great Britain; uxvi. 401. Report of 8 June 1811 from said Committee ; To Committee on the Reports from Select Committees 
on the state of the Roads from Shrewsbury to Holyhead; Lxx. 312. 


112, Man, Isle of :——Report of Commissioners of Inquiry for the Isle of Man, 1792 ; To Committee on the Petition of Thomas Quaile, and 
John Christian, and others, for-a Bill for the improvement of the port and harbour of Ramsay, in the Isle of Man; trx. 249. 


113. Manufactories :—Of 28 May 1816 on the state of the children employed in the different Manufactories of the United Kingdom ; 
To Committee appointed 28 May 1816 on the Poor Laws; LxxXI. 412. 


Marshalsea :—See supra, 99. 


Metropolis : 
114. Four Reports from the Select Committee appointed in session 1816, to inquire into the Education of the lower orders of the Metropolis ; 
To Select Committee appointed on ditto 22 May 1817; Lxxi1. 298. See supra, 92. 


115. Of 11 July 1815, from the Select Committee on the state of the Mendicity of the Metropolis ; To the Select Committee on ditto, appointed 
15 May 1816; ixx1. 369. Of 28 May 1816, on the state of the Mendicity of the Metropolis ; To the Committee appointed on 
the Poor Laws on 28 May 1816; LXXI. 412. 





116. Of1 July 1816, the od of May and 8 July 1817, and 5 June 1818, on the state of the Police of the Metropolis; To the Committee 
appointed to inquire into the state and description of gaols and other places of confinement ; LxXIVv. 175. 


117. Naval Asylum :——Of 14 June 1816, from the Committee on the estimate of the sum wanted for the Naval Asylum; To the Com- 
mittee appointed 12 May 1817; Lx x11. 258. 


118. Naval Inquiry :——On the Tenth Report of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry; To Committee appointed to draw up articles of 
impeachment against Lord Melville; Lx. 425. 


119. Paddington and Thames Canal Bill :—Report on Petition, complaining that Standing Orders had not been complied with ; 
To Committee on Petition of Mr. Portman complaining of ditto; Lxv11. 261. 


121. Palmer, Mr. :—Of 13 July 1797, on agreement with Mr. Palmer for improvement of the Post Office; To Select Committee 
appointed 30 June 1807, on Petition of John Palmer, Esq.; 1x11. 596. ——— Same Report, and Report of 13 July 1807, from the 
Committee on the Petition of John Palmer, Esq. and Report of g June 1808, from the Committee to whom the account of the per 
centage due to Mr. Palmer was referred; To the Committee appointed 31 May 1813, to consider of the agreement made with 
Mr. Palmer for the reform of tue Post Office; Lxviit. 531. 


Post Office : 


122. Of 26 July 1814, on certain Petitions and Documents relating to the Post Office; To the Committee appointed 27 February 1815, to 
examine the matter of plans and papers presented to the House on that day relative to the New Post Office; Lxx. 119. Of 
26 July 1814, and the Report made on 21st day of April 1815, from the above Committee appointed 27 February 1815; To the 
Committee on the London New Post Office Bill; txx. 311. 





123. On the Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of the city of London, for a Bill for applying unclaimed dividends on the 
Orphans’ Fund, and to alter and enlarge powers of Act for providing a site for a New Post Office, with the Accounts of the sums 
already expended, and the estimate on which the additional grant is required, &amp;c.; LXXxv. 179. 


124. Provisions :—Reports from Committees of session 1800, and also Reports communicated by the Lords respecting the high price of Pro- 
visions ; To the Committee appointed to consider of the present high price of Provisions ; Lv1. 17. 


125. Public Debt, Revenue, and Expenditure :— Made in 1797 and 1798, on Public Debt, Revenue and Expenditure; To 
Committee appointed 24 January 1809, to examine what checks have been established to controul the several branches of Public 
Expenditure in Great Britain and Ireland, &amp;c.; Lx1v. 10. Same Reports of 1797 and 1798 ; ‘To the Select Committee on 
Public Expenditure, appointed 31 January 1810; Minutes of Evidence taken before former Committees in the four last sessions, 
together with their Proceedings and Reports; To the said Committee appointed 31 January 1810; Lxv. 22. ——_— Same Reports 
of 1797 and 1798, and Reports of Committees in the five last sessions ; To the Committee appointed 21 January 1811; Lxvr. 39. 
——— Same Reports of 1797 and 1798, and Reports of Committees in the six last sessions; To the Committee appointed 27 January 
1812; Lxvut. 81. 





126. Public Income and Expenditure of Ireland :—Reports thereon; To Committee appointed 4th April 1815; xx. 191. 
Of 25 June 1813 on the several accounts relating to same; To the Committee on the Reports from Select Committees on the state of 
the roads from Shrewsbury to Holyhead; xx. 312. 


Regent’s Canal :—See supra, 119. 


127. Royal Burghs of Scotland :—of 17th June 1793 on Petitions from the Royal Burghs of Scotland; To the Committee on 
Petitions from the Royal Burghs of Scotland; Lxxiv. 409. ———— Of 17th June 1793 and the 12th July 1819 on the several 
Petitions from the Royal Burghs of Scotland; To the Committee appointed in 1819-20 to examine the several Petitions from the 
Royal Burghs of Scotland presented in 1818 and 1819; Lxxv. 74. To the Committee appointed in 1820, 147. 


128. Salt Duties :——Of 16th and goth June 1801, on Salt Duties, and of 12th May 1817, relating to Rock Salt; To the Committee 
appointed to take into consideration the laws relating to the Salt Duties, &amp;c.; Lxx111. 159. 


129. Seditious Meetings :——Of 19th February and 20th June 1817 from Committees of Secrecy ; To the Secret Committee on Secret 
Papers presented 3 February 1818 ; UXXIII. 32. 


131. Sierra Leone :—0Of 25 May 1802 ; To the Committee on the Petition of the Court of Directors of the Company, appointed 
8 December 1803 ; u1x. 49. To Committee appointed 20 January 1807; x11. 86. Of 27 February 1804 on Petition of 


Court of Directors, to which Committee Report of 25 May 1802 was referred; To Committee appointed 20 January 1807 on Petition 
of Court of Directors; tx11. 86. 





132. Sinecures : 


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I. Reports referred—continued. 
(3.)—Reports of Select Committees, to other Select Committees, &amp;c.—continued. 


132. Sinecures :—Minutes of Evidence, Proceedings, and Report from Committee appointed 31 May 1810 to consider what offices come 
within the purview of the Second, Third, and Fourth of the Resolutions of the Third Report from the Select Committee on Public 
Expenditure; 'To the Committee appointed 21 January 1811; Lxv1.39.————Minutes of Evidence taken before Committees appointed 
in the two preceding sessions ; To Committee appointed 27 January 1812; LXxvit. 81. 


133. Sligo Harbour :—Of 15 March 1802 on Petition for Bill; To Committee on Petition complaining that Standing Orders had 
not been complied with ; Lv11. 406. 


134. Statutes :—-Of 5 December 1796 from the Committee appointed to consider of the most effectual means of promulgating the 
Statutes of the Realm ; To the Committee appointed to consider of the most effectual means of promulgating the Statutes of the United 
Kingdom ; LvI. 92. 


135. Sugar :—Of 17 February 1807 from Committee appointed to consider of the expediency of permitting the use of Sugar and 
Molasses in the distillery and brewery; To the Committee on the West India Planters’ Petition; tx11. 283. To the Committee on 
distillation from Sugar appointed 24 February 1808 ; LxI1I. 102. Reports made in 1804 and 1808 respecting the Corn Trade 
and the distillation from Sugar ; To the Select Committee on the Corn Trade; txvitt. 358. 





136. Tanning Trade :—Of 15 July 1807 on Act 2 James I. concerning Tanners, Curriers, Shoemakers, and other artificers occupying 
the cutting of Leather; To Committee on Petitions presented in session 1808 relating to the Tanning Trade; Lx111. 135. 


137. Thanksgiving Day :——Of 21 April 1789 and 14 December 1797 on the manner of the House going to St. Paul’s, and of 21 April 
1789 on the state of scaffolds; To the Committee on the manner of going to St. Paul’s on 7 July 1814; Lx1x: 387. 


138. Tontine Annuities :—Of 14 June 1811 from the Committee appointed to examine into the state and management of the several 
Tontine Annuities granted by Act of the Parliament of Ireland in the year 1773, &amp;c.; To the Committee on the same subject 
appointed in 1812; LXVII. 207. 


139. Transportation :—Of 10 July 1812 from the Committee appointed to inquire into the manner in which sentences of Transportation 


have been executed ; To the Committee appointed to inquire into the state and description of Gaols and other places of confinement, &amp;c. ; 
LXXIV. 175. ; 


141. Turnpike Roads :—Of 25 June 1819 on the Turnpike Roads and Highways in England and Wales; To the Committee appointed in 
1820, to take into Consideration the Acts now in force regarding the Turnpike Roads and Highways in England and Wales; 
LXXV. 217. 


142. Wales :—Of 4th July 1817 from the Committee appointed to inquire into and to repurt to the House their observations touching the laws 
relating to the administration of Justice in Wales; To the Committee appointed on the same subject in 1820; Lxxv. 269. 

143. Watchmakers :—Of 11 July 1817 on Petitions of Watchmakers of Coventry ; To the Committee appointed to consider of the laws ~ 
relating to Watchmakers; LXXIII. 103. 

144. Weights and Measures :—Of 26 May 1758 and 11 April 1759 from the Committees appointed to inquire into the original 

standard of Weights and Measures; To the Select Committee appointed on ditto; Lx1x. 264. 

145. West India Colonies :—Of 24 July 1807 on the commercial state of the West India Colonies; To the Committee appointed in 

1808 on distillation from Sugar ; LXIII. 102. 


146. Westminster Abbev :—Of 27 April 1809 on the Petition of the Dean and Chapter of Westminster for further grant for the repair 
of Henry the Seventh’s Chapel ; To the Select Committee on: Petition of ditto in session 1810; Lxv. 99. 


147. Westminster, High Bailiff of :—Of 11 June 1811 on the office of the High Bailiff of Westminster ; To the Committee on the 
Petition of Arthur Morris, Esquire, Bailiff; ux1x. 307. 


148. Westminster, Improvements: of :—Of 11 April 1810 and of 23 May 1810 from the Select Committees appointed to inspect 
Lords Journals respecting ditto, and respecting the proceedings of the Commissioners for the improvement of the Streets near West- 
minster Hall; To the Select Committee appointed in 1810, on the Report and Memorials of the Commissioners ; Lxv. 400. 


149. Wool :—On the Petition of Woollen Manufacturers of the county of York, and on the Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. in the town of 
Halifax ; To Committee on Woollen Manufacturers Bill; tvi11. 417. On the Petition of Clothiers of Lancashire; To the same 
Committee, 439. 


II. Reports of Select Committees, to be taken into further consideration, — 
relative to— 
151. Brewers :—On Petition of Brewers of Dublin, Cork, and Waterford; txv1. 399. 


152. Bridges !—To consider of giving power to Justices for repairing County Bridges, in 1801; LVI. 435. Ditto, in 1802; Lvis. 259. Ditto, 
in 1803; Lvitr. 368. 


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153. Burdett, Sir Francis : —Report from Select Committee appointed to consider of the proceedings had and to be had with reference 
to the action brought against the Speaker ; Report, with Appendix, taken into consideration; Lxv. 399. | 


154. Civil List :—To consider the charge upon His Majesty’s Civil List Revenue in 1803 ; LVIII. 595- 


155. Clergy :——To examine the Journals and Records of Parliament for precedents respecting the eligibility of persons in Holy Orders to sit 
in the House ; Second Report ; tvr. 318. 


156. Commercial Credit :—To inquire into the state thereof ; LXVI. 154. 


157. Corn :—Committee appointed in 1802, to inquire into the state of the Corn Trade between Great Britain and Ireland ; Lv11. 269.———_ 
Committee appointed in 1804, on so much of Petitions of Land Owners, &amp;c. as relates to Act 31 Geo. III. for regulating the importation 
and exportation of Corn; L1x. 275. On the re-committed Report ; L1x. 343. 


158. Cotton :—On Petition of Cotton Spinners of Chester, York, Lancaster, and Derby ; Lv111.423.————To consider the most speedy mode 
of adjusting differences between masters and workmen engaged in the Cotton Manufacture ; 11x. 188,————On Petition of Manufac- 
turers of Manchester, and of Cotton Weavers and Spinners in Bolton; LXVI. 425. 


159. Counties, State of :—From Secret Committee on sealed up papers, relating to the state of certain Counties in 1812; Lxvu1. 516, 
161. Cutlers :—On Petition of Cutlers of Sheffield and Hallamshire, for Bill for regulating their trade; Lxxrt1. 262. 
162. Docks :—On Petition for Sligo Dock and Harbour Bill; tvi1.424. i 


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I. Reports of Select Committees to be taken iato further consideration—conitinyed. 
163. Elections :—So much of Act 42 Geo. III, as relates to short hand writers to take Evidence before Election Committees; LY1u. 307. 








Committee on Irish Election Laws; Lx x11. 282. On Controverted Election Petitions; Aylesbury, 11x. 121. Barn- 
staple, txx1v. 256. Camelford, Lxx1v.539- Great Grimsby, tviri.270. Ilchester, tvirt. 301. Kwnaresborough, Lx. 113. 
Liskeard, 11x. 281.’ Middlesex, 11x. 397. Early in next session, 424.—Lx.g. Nottingham, tvim. 263. Penryn, Lx11. 102.— 
LXXiv. 169. Worcester, Lxx1v. 260. 


164. Greathead, Henry -—On his Petition, for further remuneration for his invention of the Life Boat; LXv1. 425. 
165. House of Commons:—To consider of a plan for providing additional Committee Rooms and Offices; Lvi1. 648. 


166. Inclosure Bills :—To consider of persons to be appointed commissioners, surveyors, and valuers in Inclosure and Drainage Bills ; 
‘LVI. 483. 510. 

167. Ireland :—From Secret Committee, on papers containing secret information received by Government relative to the state of Ireland in 
1801 ; Lv1.273. Second Report, 440. 


Journals : | 
168. To examine into the state of the printed Journals and General Index thereto ; vit. 657. 
169. To consider of the imperfect state of the General Index to the Journals ; tx x111. 416. 


170. Laws Expiring :—+Reports from Committees thereon ; Lv1. 371, 438. 
171. 


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Man, Isle of :—On Petition of Duke of Atholl for compensation ; Lx. 300. 
172. 


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Melville, Lord :—tTo draw up articles of impeachment against him; Lx. 471. Special Report from the Committee; ix1. 82. 
Report of further article of impeachment; Lx. 113. 


173. Members :—On the fourth article of the Union, respecting the number of Members holding places of profit under the Crown, in Ireland, 
who shall be capable of sitting in the House ; ivi. 468. 


174. Peers :—To consider Report of conference with the Lords on 30 June 1806, relating to the Commons having ordered the attendance of 
Lord Teignmouth, to be examined on a charge against Marquis Wellesley, and to search for precedents ; LX1. 504. 


175. Popham, Sir Home :—Report of Committee appointed to draw up answer to Message from the Lords, desiring to be informed on 
what ground the Commons desired leave for Lord St. Vincent to attend them, (on the repairs of the ships Romney and Sensible, 
under the command of Sir Home Popham); Lx. 327. 


176. Private Bill Office :—To consider of providing more effectually for the regularity of proceedings upon Private Bills ; txv. 421. 
177. Provisions:—To consider of the present high price of Provisions (1801 ;) First Report, :v1. 36. Fourth Report, 217. 


178. Public Expenditure of Ireland :—Of 19 June 1815 from Committee on the several Reports on the Public Income and Expendi- 
ture of lreland, and on the several Accounts presented in 1813, 1814, and 1815, relative thereto ;' To be taken into consideration at an 
early period in the next session; LXX. 434. 


179. Seditious Meetings :—On Papers presented by the Prince Regent’s.command in February 1817, relative thereto; Lxx11. 88. 
180. Servants :—On the laws between Masters and Servants ; LVI. 377. 


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. Sierra Leone :—On Petition of the Company for further assistance ; LV1II. 542. 


182. Standing Orders :—On what additional Orders it might be proper to make, in consequence of the Union; First Report, ivr. 28. 
Second Report, 83. Third Report, 637. Relative to Inclosure Bills, so far as respects the setting out of public roads ; 
tv1. 266, 323. Relative to Inclosure Bills; First Report, tv1.617. Third -Report, 639. Respecting ‘Turnpike 
Roads, as far as relates to the estimates to be annexed to the Petitions ; Lx11. 731. On notices for applications for Private Bills ; 
Second Report of Resolutions, uxv. 416. Third Report, 418. ——— Relative to Navigable Canal Bills ; 1x1x. 509. 














183. Sugar Distillery Bill :—0On circumstances relating to an alteration improperly made in the ingrossed copy thereof; ix1v. 311. 
184. Vaccine Inoculation :—On Petition of Dr. Jenner for a reward for his discovery ; Lv11. 481. 

185. Volunteers :—On Lords Amendments to Bill to consolidate:the provisions of Volunteers Acts ; L1x. 240. 

186. Votes :—To consider of a more convenient method of preparing the printed Votes; LX XII. 191. 


187. Wellesley, Marquis : —To prepare questions to examine Sir James Henry Craig, relative to the articles of charge against Marquis 
Wellesley ; Lx1. 445. , 


188. West India Colonies :—Of 24 July 1807 on their commercial state ; To be taken into consideration early in the next session ; Lx11.835. 


189. Woollen Manufacture :—On the state thereof; uxt. 488. 


III. Reports re-committed : 
(1.)—Reports of Committees of the Whole House,—relative to— 


190. The Corn Trade; Lx1x. 273. 
191. London Port improvement Petition; Lx. 348. 
192. Increasing the salaries of the Judges of the Commissary Court of Edinburgh ; Lxx. 265. 


(2.)— Reports of Select Committees,—relative to— 
Bills and Petitions for Bills :—See Bills, 478. 481. 557 


193. Burdett, Sir- Francis-:—Second Report of Committee appointed to consider of the proceedings had and to be had. with reference to 
the proceedings brought by Sir Francis Burdett against the Speaker and Serjeant at Arms; Lxv. 384. Again re-committed so far as 
respects the Appendix, 493. 


104.:Corn Trade :—On Petitions. ieee in 1804 relating to Act 31 Geo. III. for regulating the importation. and exportation of 
Corn; Lx. 328. 


195. Edinburgh Gaol :—On Petition for provision in the Bill for granting an aid of public money towards the erection of the Gaol ; Lx v111.398. 
196. Grand J ury Presentments :——On the copies of the several Presentments of the Grand Juries of Ireland for 1811; Lxvu. 368. 


197. Holyhead to London: :—Report of 21 June 1815, from.Committee on the state of the roads from Holyhead to London ; LxX. 430. 
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REPORTS—continued. 


III. Reports re-committed—continued. 
(2.)—Reports of Select Committees—continued. 


198. Inclosure Bills :—Of Committees appointed to consider,—Of Standing Orders relative to Bills of Inclosure so far as respects the setting 
out or altering of public roads; Lv1. 280. —~—— Of persons to be appointed Commissioners in Bills of Inclosure and Drainage ; 
LVI. 500. The Standing Orders relative to Inclosure Bills; tv1. 642. 





199. Laws Expiring :-—v«. 391. 


201. Lincoln Castle Prison :—Of Committee appointed to inquire what has been and now is the condition of prisoners confined in 
Lincoln Castle and the conduct of the said Prison; LxviI. 504. 


202. Lyme Regis, Cobb :—Of 12 June 1817 on Petition of the Mayor for aid for repair thereof; uxx11. 428. 


203. Malt and Barley :——Of Committee appointed to inquire whether any and what difference ought to be allowed in the rate of duty 
payable on Malt made from Barley of the growth of England and from Barley and Bigg of the growth of Scotland; 1x. 340. 


204. Navigable Canal Bills :—Of 22 June 1814 from Committee on Standing Orders relative to Bills for making Navigable Canals, 
Reservoirs or Aqueducts, or for improving the Navigation of Rivers; Lx1x. 504. 


205. New Street Act :—On Petition of inhabitants of Norris-street and Market-terrace ; Lxx11. 160. 


206. Poor Bills :—Of Committee appointed to consider of the exnediency of requiring notices of applications for Bills for the maintenance 
and employment of the Poor, &amp;c.; Lxv. 195. 


207. Union :—Of Committee appointed to take into consideration what additional orders and regulations it may he proper to make in 
consequence of the Union; Lv1. 639. 


208. Vincent, St. Earl of :—-Of Committee appointed to draw up answer to be given to that part of Lords Message of 24 May 1805, in 
which the Lords desire to be informed on what grounds the Commons desire leave for Earl St. Vincent to go to a Select Committee ; 
LX. 333- 


(3.)— Report of a Select Committee re-committed to a Committee of the Whole 
House,—relative to— 


209. Inclosure Bills :—Resolution of Select Committee to whom the Report was re-committed from the Committee on Standing Orders 
relative to Inclosure Bills, so far as respects setting out public roads; Lv1. 390. 


IV. Reports, Minutes, Papers, &amp;c. communicated to the Lords,—relative to— 
Abbott and others :—See infra, 229. 
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. Aylesbury Election Committee :—Minutes of Proceedings ; 1x. 279. 


212. Bakers :—Copy of the Report in session 1813 from the Committee on the Petition of the Bakers in England not resident in London ; 
LxIx. 378. 


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. Bank of England :—Copies of First and Second Reports from the Secret Committee appointed to consider the state of the Bank of 
England with reference to the expediency of the resumption of cash payments; LXXIV. 437. 


214. Bankrupts :——Copies of Reports from the Select Committees appointed in the years 1817 and 1818 on the Bankrupts Laws ; 
LxxIv. 630. 


215. Barnstaple Election Committee :—DMinutes of Proceedings; txxtv. 478. 


21 


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Bogs in Ireland :——Copies of the First and Second Reports of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the nature and extent of 
the several Bogs in Ireland; txv1.455. Of the Third and Fourth Reports; Lxxtv. 251. 


217. Bread :—Printed copy of Minutes of Evidence taken in 1813 before Committee on the Bread Assize Bill; Lx1x. 378. ——— The state 
of the existing laws which regulate the manufacture and sale of Bread, &amp;c.; txx. 468. 


Carnatic Debts :—See infra, 229. 


218. Chancery Court of :—Printed copy of Reports of Committees appointed in 1811 and 1812 to inquire into the causes that retard 
the decision of suits; Lxvi11. 28. 


Chase and Co. :—See infra, 229. 


219. Chimney Sweepers :——Copy of Report of 23 June 1817 from Select Committee on Petitions presented against the employment of 
Boys in Sweeping Chimnies ; LX XIII. 99. 

221. Civil List :—Copy of the Report from the Select Committee appointed to take into consideration certain accounts presented to the 
House relating to the Civil List; Lv11. 250. 


222. Clergy :—Copies of the First and Second Reports from the Select Committee appointed to examine the Journals and records of Parlia- 
ment for precedents respecting the eligibility of persons in Holy Orders to sit in the House; Lv1. 519. 


223. Commercial Credit :—Printed copy of Report of Select Committee appointed to inquire into Commercial Credit; Lxv1. 160. 


224. Corn :—Copy of the Report of the Select Committee appointed to consider so much of Petitions of land owners, barley growers, maltsters 
and others in the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Stafford, Warwick, Essex and Lincoln, as relates to Act 31 Geo. III. for regulating the 
importation and exportation of Corn, &amp;c.; L1x. 407. ————— Copy of the Report from the Select Committee of session 53 Geo. III, 
upon the Corn Trade; Lx1x. 181, 


225. Cotton :—NMinutes of Evidence taken before the Committee on the Petitions presented to the House relating to Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. 
for settling disputes between masters and workmen engaged in the Cotton Manufacture ; Lv111. 649. 


226. Criminal Laws :—Printed copy of Report from Select Committee appointed in session 1819, to consider of so much of the Criminal 
Laws as relates to capital punishment in felonies, together with Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee, and the Appendix ; 


Lxxv. 467. 
Currency :—See infra, 238. 


227. Debtors, Insolvent :—Copy of Report from Select Committee appointed to take into consideration the state of the law respecting the 
discharge of Insolvent Debtors, and the several Acts 53, 54 and 56 Geo. III. relative to the same; LXXIV. 507. 
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IV. Reports, Minutes, Papers, &amp;c. communicated to the ee 17! 


East India Affairs : 


228. Printed copy of third Re mh oe of Select Committee on the present state of affairs of the East India in Company ; LXVII. 270. "Fourth Report, 
‘ LXVIT. 342. eport, Lxvtir. 16. 


229. Report from the Select Committee in session 1818, on the Petition of Abbot and others and also on the Petition of Messrs Chase and Co. 
relative to Carnatic Debts ; LX XIV. 395. 


23 1East India Shi pi ng: :—Printed copy of Minutes of Evidence taken before Select Committee on the Petitions of Ship Builders and 
the Petitions of Agents of Owners of Ships built in the East Indies ; rx1x. 485. 


232. Elgin Marbles :—Printed copy of Report and Appendix from Select Committee sneieied to. oe whether it be expedient that the 
collection be purchased on behalf of the public; Lxx1. 315. 


233. Finance :—Thirty-first Report (relative to the Admiralty Dock-yards and Transports) aia upon 26 June 1798 was made from the 
“sie Select Committee appointed to examine and state the total amount of the public debts, &amp;c..; LVIII. 110. 


Fleet :—See infra, 252. 


234. Framework Knitters :—Copy of the Report from: ‘the Select nes on the Petition of Framework Knitters of Leicester ; 
LXXIV. 541. 


235. Gaols :—-Copy of the Report from the Committee on the state of the Gaol of Newgate and the Poultry, Giltspur-Street, Ludgate and 
Borough Compters ; Lx1x. 484. ————— Copies of Reports of former session from Select Committee appointed to examine into the 
state of Newgate and the other Prisons within the City of London and Borough of Southwark; Lxxiv.241. ‘- - See infra, 252. 


236. Helleston Election :—Printed copy of Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee in session 1813 ; LXIX.324.—LXX.254. 
Inclosures: See infra, 245. 
Insolvent Debtors :—See supra, 227. 
Ireland : 


237. Copy of the Report from the Committee of Secrecy, on Papers containing secret information relative to the State of Ireland, and to 
e proceedings of certain disaffected persons in both parts of the United Kingdom ; iv1. 279. Copy of the Second Report, 526. 


238, Sony at ore te: of Evidence reported from the Committee on the Irish Currency ; L1x. 279. Copy of further Report of Minutes, 350. 
wmfra, 254. 


Justices in Eyre :—See infra, 253. 
King’s Bench Prison :—See infra, 252. 
Koops :—See infra, 246. 


239. Madhouses :—Copies of the First, Seeond, Third and Fourths Reports from the Select Committee appoinfed in 1815 to consider of 
provision being made for the better regulation of Madhouses in England, and also copies of the First, Second and Third Reports from 
the Select Committee appointed in 1816 on the same subject; LxxIv. 452. 


241. Manufactories :—Copies of the First and Second Reports from the Committee appointed in 1816' to take into’ consideration the state 
Children employed in the Manufactories ; Lx x111. 312. 


Marshalsea Prison :—See infra, 252. 
Metropolis :—See infra, 248. i Ye. es 

242. Naval Inquiry :— Of Select Committee on the Tenth Report of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry; Lx. 419. 
Newgate t—+-See supra, 235. 

243. Nottingham Election :—NMinutes of Evidence taken before the Committee ; Lv111. 394. 


244, Orders in Council :—Printed copy Minutes of Evidence taken before Committee on Petition of Merchants of Liverpool, and others 
concerned in the trade te the United States of North America, respecting the Orders. in Council; Lx111..290. 


245. Orders, Standing :——Copies of Standing Orders relative to Bills for inclosing, draining or improving of lands ; Lvr. 512. 
~ Palmer, Mr. :—See infra, 251. 
246. Patents :—Copy of the Report from the Select Committee on the Petition of Matthias Koops respecting his invention for making Paper 
from straw, &amp;c.; LVI. 530. 


247. Penitentiary Houses :—Printed copy of the several Reports from the Committee on the expediency of erecting-a Penitentiary House 
or Penitentiary Houses under Acts 34 and 19 Geo. III.; LXxv1. 457. 


248. Police :—Copy of the Report from the Committee appointed in 1816 to inquire into the state of the Police of the Metropolis, and copy of 
the First, Second and Third Reports from the Committees in 1817 and 1818 on the same subject ; Lx xiv. 264. 


249. Poor :—Of the Committee on the provisions which have been introduced into lécal Acts for building houses for the Poor, &amp;e.; 
LXIX. 303. ——&lt;——— First and Second Reports from the Select Committee on the Poor Laws; Lxxirr. 345. 


251, Post Office :—Printed copy of Report from Committee appointed in 1797 to consider of the agreement with Mr. Palmer; Lxrtr. 439. 
262. Prisons :—Report from Select Committee on the state of the King’s Bench, Fleet and Marshalsea Prisons; Lxx. 332: See supra, 235. 


253. Public Income and Expenditure : :—Printed copy of the First Report from the Select Committee on Public Income and 
Expenditure of the: United Kingdom; LxXx1t. 303- fNote. Thear Lordships Message was for the information laid before the House 
relating to the facts stated in the Bill, intituled, “‘ An Act to abolish the Offices of the Warden, Chief Justices and Justices in Eyre, north 

_ and south of Trent,” as the ground upon whick the House proceeded iw passing the: Bull. | 


254.. Public: Records :-—Copy of the Reports from the Committee appointed to inquire into the state of the Public Records of the Kingdom ; 
Lv1. 148. ——— Copy of the Reports of the Commissioners of Public Records of Ireland from 1810 to 1815; txxtv. 638. 


255. -Roman:Catholies :—Copy Report from Select Committee appointed to report the nature and substance of the laws and ordinances 
existing in foreign states, respecting the regulation of their Roman Catholic subjects in ecclesiastical matters, and their intercourse 
with the See of Rome, &amp;c.; Lx x11. 54. 


256. Seotland ;—First. and. Second Reports of the Committee. on the Survey and Report of the Coasts and Central Islands of Scotland ; 
Lvit. 488. Third and Fourth Reports on ditto; tix. 346. ; 


257. Sugar :——Copy of the First, Second and Third Reports made from the Committee on the Distillation of Sugar and Molasses ; LX111. 439. 
F ourth Report, LXV. 122. 


258. Waste Lands :—Copies of the Reports from the Committees appointed in -1795 ‘aud 179% to take into consideration’ the means 
promoting the cultivation and improvemient of Waste’ Lands; LV#. 59. 


259. Weights 


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IV. Reports, Minutes, Papers, &amp;c. communicated to the Lords—continued..\ ' 


259. Weights and Measures :—Copy of. the Report made on 1 July 1814, from the Committee appointed to inquire into the original 
standard of Weights and Measures in this kingdom; Lx x1. 289. 


260. Westminster :——Copy Reports of sessions 1815 and 1816 from the Select Committee on the State of Mendicity in the Metropolis and 
its immediate neighbourhood ; Lxx1. 528. 

261. Westminster Improvements :——Copy two Reports from Select Committee in 1808 on the report and memorial of the Commissioners 
under Act 46 Geo. III. for the improvement of the access to Westminster Hall and the two Houses of Parliament, and copy Report 
from Select Committee in 1809, on what steps had been taken in consequence of the said two Reports, together with the plans and 
drawings therein referred to; Lxv. 136. , 

262. Wool :—Copy Report on Petition of persons concerned in the Woollen Trade and Manufactories in Somerset, Wilts and Gloucestershire ; 
LVIII. 311. Copy Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee on the Woollen Manufacturers Bill ; tv1it. 580. 


V. Reports, Papers, &amp;c. requested by the Lords, but not communicated to them, 
—+vrelative to— 7 


263. Atholl, Duke of :—Message for the evidence upon which the Commons passed the Bill for settling a certain Annuity on John now 
_ Duke of Atholl; rx. 462. Message considered, and Message to the Lords that it has not been the practice of Parliament for the Lords 

to desire evidence upon which the Commons have passed Bills of this nature, 471, Message from the Lords, that the Lords intended 

to request the Commons to communicate the information laid before the Commons relating to the facts stated in the Bill, as the ground 

and foundation thereof, and the Lords conceive that it is according to the practice of Parliament for the Lords to request of the 

Commons such information ; 497. Message considered, and Message to the Lords that as the Bill was for the express purpose of 


making a disposition of public money, the Commons conceive that the claim asserted in their Lordships Message is not warranted 
by the practice of Parliament, &amp;c.; 497. 





264. Criminals :—Message for copy of the Returns of the ‘number of persons committed to gaol for trial in England and Wales in 1805, 
1806, 7,8 and 9; Messengers acquainted, that the House would send an Answer by Messengers of their own; Lxv1.320. No answer 
was sent. 

265. Criminal Laws :—Message for copy of Report of Select Committee appointed to consider of so much of the Criminal Laws as 
relates to capital punishment in felonies; Messengers acquainted that the House would send an answer by Messengers of their own ; 
Lxxiv. 630. No answer was sent. . ; 

266. East India Company :—Message for copy of Second Report made on 20 June 1810 from Select Committee appointed to inquire of 


the present state of affairs of the East India Company ; Messengers acquainted that the House would send an answer by Messengers of 
their own; Lxv1.°181. No answer was sent. 


Glasgow and Carlisle Road :—Message for copy of Report thereon ; Messengers acquainted that the House would send an answer 
by messengers of their own; Lxxt. 506. No answer was sent. 


267. Ireland :—Message for copy of Report from Select Committee appointed in session 1816, to consider what provisions it may be 
expedient to establish for regulating the Grand Jury Presentments of Ireland; Messengers acquainted that the House will send 
an answer; LXx11.440. No answer was sent. ——— Message for copy of Report made in session 1815 on the Public Income and 
Expenditure of Ireland; Messengers acquainted that the House will send an answer; Lxx1. 283. Noanswer was sent. 

268. Orphan Fund :—Message for copy Report of Select Committee on the receipts and applications of the several duties commonly called 
The Orphan Fund, &amp;c.; Messengers acquainted that the House would send an answer by Messengers of their own; LXVII. 532. 
Further consideration of message put off for three weeks, 534. ; 


269. Poor Laws :—Message for copy of Report from Select Committees appvinted to consider the Poor Laws; Messengers acquainted 
that the House would send an Answer by Messengers of their own; Lxx11. 476. No answer was sent. Another message ; 
Messengers acquainted that the House would send an Answer by Messengers of their own; Lxx1v. 630. No answer was sent. 

270. Scotch Distilleries :—Message for copy of correspondence and statements relative to the Scotch Distilleries presented on 21 February 
1798, and copy Report from Select Committee appointed to examine the matters contained therein; Messengers acquainted that 
the House would send an Answer by Messengers of their own; Lxv.172. Message considered, and further consideration thereof 
put off, 177. —_ 

271. Scotch Forfeited Estates :—Message for copy of Report of Committee appointed to examine the accounts presented from the 
Exchequer of Scotland of the grants already made payable out of the funds arising from the Forfeited Estates in Scotland, and 
also of the balances arising therefrom,’ with the Appendix; Messengers acquainted that the House would send an answer by Messengers 
of their own; Lx1. 542. Message considered, and further consideration thereof adjourned ; 552. 


VI. Reports, Papers, &amp;c. communicated from the Lords,—relative to— 
272. Bank of England :——First and Second Reports from Lords Committee on the affairs of the Bank. of England; txxtv. 441. 





273. Corn :—First.and Second Reports from the Lords Committee on the state of the growth, commerce and consumption of Grain, and all 
laws relating thereto; Printed, .xx. 38. Referred to the Committee on the Corn Laws, 91. 

274. Cotton Manufactories :—Copy Report from the Lords Committee appointed to inquire into the state and condition of children 
employed in the Cotton Manufactories; Lxxiv. 558. ———Copy Minutes of Evidence taken in session 1818 before the Lords 
Committee on the state of children in Cotton Factories; LxXxIv. 574. 

278. Foreign Trade :—-Copy of First Report from Select Committee appointed by the Lords to inquire into the means of extending and 
securing the Foreign Trade of the country; Lxxv. 438. 


276. Inclosure Bills :——Copy of the Standing Order of their Lordships relative to Bills for inclosing, draining or improving of Lands; 
LVI. 532. 


277. Poor Laws :—Copy Report from Committee appointed by the Lords to consider of the Poor Laws, together with Minutes of Evidence ; 

LXXIII. 145. . 

278. Public Records :—cCopy Report of searches for originals and manuscript copies of charters and statutes in England and Ireland, with 
observations on the Public Records of Ireland laid before their Lordships by the Secretary to the Commissioners on the Public Records, 
on 30 June 1807; Lxv. 404. 

279, Secret Papers :—Copy Report of Lords Committee appointed to consider of Secret Papers; Lxx1I. 390.————Copy Report from 


Lords Committee on the several Papers sealed up in bags and delivered by command of the Prince Regent upon the 2d, oth, 13th, 
and 2oth February 1818; Lxxr11. 141. . 


VII. A Report requested by the Commons, but not communicated to them : 


281. Message to the Lords requesting a copy of the Report from the Lords Committees on the state of prisons; Lxx1v. 633. No answer 
was sent. 


VIII. Incidental Proceedings : 


282. Order that the Accounts and Papers usually inserted in the J ournals, and also such Reports from Committees 


as are of considerable length, be placed together in an Appendix at the end ofeach Volume with proper 
references-thereto ; LVII. 659. ! oe 


Reports 
GEN: INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) + 10C2 





840 REPORTS—continued. 


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VIIL.. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 
Reports from Committees of the Whole House : 


283. Ordered to be received—Now, LVI. 37.—LVII. '34.—LVIII. 421.—LIX. 28.—LX. 61.—LXI. 64.-——LXxI, 
105.—LXIII. 263.—LXIV. 34.-—LXV. 91.—LXVI. 157.—LXVII. 179.—LXVIII. 292.—LXX. 22.— 
LXXI. 55.—LXXII. 22.—LXXIII. 212,—LXXIV. 308.—LXxXvV. 218, &amp;c. —«»— One Report Now, and 
another Report on the Morrow; LXIV. 312. —«=— This day, after sitting late; LX. 421.—LXII. 145. 
—LXIII. 350.—LXIV. 241.—LXV. 168.—LXxX. 283.—&lt;©—On the Morrow, or on future days ; LVI. 57. 
—LVII. 520.—LVIII. §13.—LXI. 263.—LXII. 105.—LXIII. 140.—LXIV. 313,—LXV. 161.—LXVI. 
362.—LXX. 57.—LXXV. 133, &amp;c. 


284.. Made according to Order, and read,—On Motions for Supply ; LVI. 27.— LXI. 14, &amp;c. On other matters ; 

LVI. 37.—LXI. 17, &amp;c. After Vol. LX1, Reports made and read,—On Motions for Supply; LXII. 18. 

LXXV. 17, 133, &amp;c. On other matters; LXII. 108. ————~ Lxxv. 368, &amp;c. —» 

Made, read and ordered to be taken into further consideration,—This afternoon; LXVII. 377. This 

day, after sitting late; LXX.283. Upon the morrow, or on future days; LVII. 34.—LXVIII. 549. 

—LXIX. 241.—LXX. 314.—LXXV. 155.—&lt;—Made and ordered to be now read; LIX. 192.—L XVIII. 

352.—&lt;— Made and and entered only; LXX. 285, 300. Made; read, and re-committed; Lx. 348. 

—&lt;»— Made ; read, and Report ordered to be taken into further consideration upon future days ; 

LVII. 34.—LVIII. 208.—LX. 140, 337.—LXI. 165, 204, 465.—LXXV. 155. —«m— Made, read, and 
Report ordered to lie upon the Table; LXXIV. 481. 


285. Reports, And Chairman acquaints the House that he was directed to move for leave to sit again; From 
Committees of Supply and Ways and Means; LVI. 39.—LVIII. 44.—LIX. 22.—LX. 19.—LXI. 21.— 
LXII. 27.—LXIII. 42.—LXIV. 24.—LXV. 30.—LXVI. 23.—LXVII. 42.—LXVIIL. 36.—LXIX. 21.— 
LXX. 15. — LXXI. 55. — LXXII. 31. — LXXIII. 22. — LXXIV. 53.— LXXV. 245, &amp;c. From other 
Committees ; LVIII. 513.—LXIV. 54. —&lt;=— Reports of progress and of further progress ; And that 
Chairman was directed by Committee to move for leave to sit again ; LVI. 366.—LVII. 350.—LVIII. 329. 
—LX. 399.—LXI. 472.—LXII. 89.—LXIV. 394.—LXV. 38.—LXVI. 304.—LXVIII. 265.--LXX. 108. 
—LXXI. 252.—LXXIII. 143.—LXXIV. 151.—LXXV. 219, &amp;c. 


286. Reports that Chairman was directed by Committees,—To make Motions when the House will please to 
receive the same ; LVI, 273.—LVII. 132.—LVIII. 361.—LIX. 130.—LXI. 121. After Vol. LXI. That 
Chairman was directed by Committees,—To make Motions ; LXII. 105. LX XV. 218, &amp;c. —&lt;— 
Reports that Chairman was directed by Committees,—To move for leave to bring in Bills; LvI. 37. — 
LVII. 44.—LVIII. 421.—LIX. 28.—LX. 61.-—LXI. 64.—LXII. 105.—LXIII. 263.—LXIV. 34.— LXV. 
Q1.—LXVI. 157.—LXVII. 179.—LXVIII. 292.—LXX. 15.--—-LXXI. 55.—LXXII. 22.—LXXIII. 171.— 
LXXIV. 308.—LXXV. 218, &amp;c. To move for an Address; LVIII. 528. To move for appointment of 
Select Committees ; LXIV. 47, 54.—LXVIII. 407. 


287. Motions for taking Reports from Committees of the Whole House into consideration on a future day, 
dropped for want of forty Members ; LVI. 115. —«»— Further consideration of Reports put off for six 
months; LVI. 118. Reports read in proceedings of the House; LX. 201. 


288. Orders of the Day,—For receiving Reports Read, and other days appointed ; LXX. 81.—LXXII. 384.— 
LXXV. 214. Read, and Reports made; LXII. 118.—LXX. 119.—LXXII. 373. —«&lt;»— For the House 
to resolve itself into Committee on a Report read, and Report re-committed to same Select Committee ; 
LXVIII. 398.—&lt;»—For taking into further consideration Report read, and Report re-committed to 
Committee of the Whole House; LXX. 265. Read proceeded in, and Report re-committed to 
Committee of the Whole House; LXIX. 273. Read and proceeded in; LX!IX. 266.—LXX. 119.— 
LXxv. 164. Read and other Days appointed; LX. 351. 





289. Orders for receiving Reports on future days discharged and other days appointed; LX. 203. 


291. House, according to order made same day, proceeds to take Reports from Committees of the Whole House 
into further consideration ; LXVII. 380. 


Reports from Secret Committees : 


292. Of progress; LVI. 273. —«»— Made; LXvVI. 38. —&lt;-— Made, and ordered to lie upon the Table; 
LXVII, 46. —«=— Made, and ordered to lie upon the Table, and be printed; LVI. 273.—LXVI. 134. 
—LXXII. 383.—LXXIII. 111.—LXXIV. 308. —&lt;-— With Appendix, ordered to lie upon the Table, 
and be printed ; LVI. 420.—LXV. 113.—LXXIV. 408. —~m— Made, and to be taken into further con- 
sideration on a future day ; LVI. 273.—LXVII. 516.—LXxXII. 88. —«»— Reports made on former days 
ordered to be taken into further consideration on future days; LVI. 440. —&lt;«-— Orders of the day for 
taking Reports into consideration read, and proceeded in, and Public Bills ordered ; LVI. 278, 468.— 
LXVII. 522.—LXXII. 103. 


Reports from Select Committees : 


293. Ordered to be now brought up; LX. 221.—LXVIII. 13.—LXX. 13.—&lt;«—Made; read; and ordered 
to be taken into further consideration upon future days, and to be printed; LVI. 28.—LVII. 259-— 
LVIM. 368.—LIX. 240.—LX. 327.—LXI. 113.—LXII. 99.—LXIV. 311.—LXV. 415, 421.—LXVI. 
425.—LXIX. 264.—LXXII. 282.— LXXIII. 416.—LXXIV. 539, &amp;c. —«-— Made and ordered to 
be taken into consideration upon a future day; LXXI. 397. —&lt;m— Made, and read, and nothing done 
[East India Judicature]; LV1. 221.— LX. 809.—LXVII. 132. —LXX. 113, &amp;c. Made, and 
read, and Members names struck out; LXXIV. 187.—LXXV. 345. —&lt;m— Made, read, and ordered 
to lie upon the Table ; LVIII. 57.—LX. 467.—LXV. 160.—LXVII. 420.—LXVIII. 644.—LXIX. 271.— 
LXX. 312.—LXXIIl. 134.—LXXV. 412, &amp;c. —«m— Made, read, and ordered to lie upon the 
Table, and be printed; LVI. 28.—LVII. 17.—LVII. 252.—LIX. 20,—LX. 235.—LXI. 524-—LXII. 
794.—LXIII. 93.—LXIV. 196.—LXV. 208.—LXVI. 215.—LXVII. 217.—L XVIII. 244.—LXIX. 448.— 
LXX. 187.—LXXI. 356.—-LXXII. 328.—LXXIII. 93.—LXXIV. 34.—LXxV. 66, &amp;c.—&lt;—.—Made (with 
Appendixes,) and read, and ordered to lie on the Table, and be printed; LVI. 83.—LVII. 249.—LVIII. 
410.—LIX. 118.—LX. 179.— LXI. 82.—LXII. 797.—LXIII. 265.—LXIV. 362.—LXV. 215.—LXVI. 37. 
——LXVII. 228.—LXVIII, 14.—LXIX. 10.—LXX. 307.—LXXI. 11.—LXXII. 312.—LXXIII. 13.—LXXIV. 
34-—LXXV. 10, &amp;c:—«&lt;»— Made, (with Appendix,) read, and ordered to lie upon the Table, Appendix 
amended, and Report and Appendix ordered to be printed ;, LXV. 399. —«»— Report of Minutes of 
Evidence made, read, and ordered to lie upon the Table, and be printed; LXIX. 242. Saat Two 

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REPORTS—continued. 841 





VIIL. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 
Reports from Select Committees—continued: |. vasa 


oe made’ at: the same time from one Select Committee ; LX VII. 521. —~—— Re made, read, 
and re-committed; LX. 478:—LXV. 384.—LXVII. 504. —~&lt;m— Made, read, and mittee of the 
Whole House appointed thereon; LXVI. 154. —&lt;=— Made, read, and referred to Committee of the 
Whole House ; LVI. 541.—&lt;=— Made, read, and referred to other Select Committees; LXV. 400. 


‘294. — Reports; Of progress, and of further progress; LVI. 28.—LVII. 269.—LVIII. 410.—LIX. 275,—LXI. 406. 
—LXIV. 270.—LXV. 510.—LXVIII. 419.—LXXIII. 192.— LXXIV. 150, &amp;c. -~a=— Of further progress, 
and that Committee had directed Member to make two Reports; LXVII. 521. —«— That Chairman 
was directed to move,—That Accounts may be prepared to be laid before the House in next sessions ; 
LXI. 524. _ For Addresses ; LVI. 352.—LXvV. 182. For the Attorney General to prosecute a witness 
before an Election Committee for perjury; LXXV. 332. For leave to bring in Bills ; LV1..21.—LxxI. 
407.—LX XII. 390, 395.—LXXIII. 192. For Messages to the Lords; LX. 231, 253, 274. 


295. Reports that had been made,—Ordered to be now taken into further consideration ; LX. 36. Ordered to be 

' printed ; LVII. 188. — LXV. 171. —— LXXIV. 204. Ordered to be printed after further consideration 
thereof put off; LXVI.418. Ordered to be reprinted; LX. 76.—LXIIL 575.— LXV. 82, 472.— 
LXVI. 450.— LXIX. 76.—LXX. 289.—LXXI. 9.—LXXIII. 156.—LXXIV. 341, 462. Ordered 
to be. re-printed without the Appendix; LXXIV. 596. ~&lt;«— Appendixes to Reports ordered to be 
printed ; LVII. 575. —«&lt;«— Papers referred to in a Report ordered to be printed; LX XIV. 446.——~ 
Order for printing discharged, and Report re-committed ; LXVI.313. Printed copies of Reports being 
laid upon the Table, Members ordered to carry same to the Lords; LVI. 59, 148. 


296. Resolutions; That it is too late to proceed to take Report into further consideration this session; LIX. 425. 
—&lt;»— That it will be expedient that the House'do proceed to take Reports into consideration in next 
session ; LIX. 425. —&lt;»— That the House will early in next session take into consideration Reports ; 
LXII. 835.—LXX. 434, 


297. Reports read, or again read,—On the House proceeding to take same into consideration; LVI. 353.— 
| LVII. 553.— LIX. 425. ——«— And Resolutions for Addresses thereon ; LVII. 650. — LXVII. 627. — 
LXXIV. 94.—&lt;»— And Accounts and Papers ordered ; LXIII. 260. —«»— And Public Bills ordered ; 
LVIII. 87. — LXII. 66. — LXIII. 245. — LXIV. 209. —LXV. 97. — LXVII. 47, 476. — LXVIII. 500. — 
LXXI. 390.—LXXIII. 96, 272, 336. —«=— And two Bills ordered in on Report of one Committee ; 
LXXIII. 171. —&lt;m=— And Acts read, and Public Bills ordered; LVMI. 95.—LXXI1V. 108, 216. —m_— 
And entry in Journals read, and Act read, and Public Bill ordered; LXJv. 27. —«— And referred to 
Committees of the Whole House; LVII. 199.—LVIII. 650. —LX. 345.—LXI. 464.—-LXIll. 256.— 
LXV. 400.— LXVIII. 567.— LXX. 278, &amp;c.—&lt;»— And referred to. Committee of Supply; LXIxX. 367. 
And Committees of the Whole House appointed thereon; LXIII. 275.—LXIV. 292.—LXV. 197.— 
LXVII. 235.—LXX. 289.—LXXI. 316.—LXXII. 205.—LXXIV. 492, &amp;c. —&lt;-— And referred to other 
Select Committees; LXII. 115.— LXVIII. 242. — LXX. 312. —~m— And with Minutes of Evidence 
referred to other Select Committees ; LXVII. 261. —«»— And referred to Select Committees on Bills ; 
LVIII. 417. — LXV. 241.—&lt;-— And re-committed; LXV. 195.— LXX. 430.— LXXII. 160. ——— 
And re-committed as far as respects the Appendix; LXV. 493.—&lt;— And Motions made thereon ; 
LXIV. 265, 413. —&lt;m— And Motions made thereon, and withdrawn; LXVIII. 385.— LXXV. 477. 
—&lt;»— And Motions made thereon, and negatived; LXVIII. 502. —~&lt;«— And Motions made, and 
Previous Questions negatived thereon ; LXVIII. 505. — LXXIII. 334.— LXXIV. 236, 368. —«— And 
Resolution of the House made thereon ; LXXV. 403.—&lt;-—And -Act read, and Resolution made thereon ; 
LXV. 344.—&lt;=And Resolution of the House read, and another Resolution made; LXXIII. 289.——- 
Reports referred (without being read),—To Select Committees on Bills; LXX. 311.—LXXIV. 284. 
—«—- To Committee of Supply ; LVIII. 330.—LXIX. 51.—LXX. 55, &amp;c. To other Committees of the 
Whole House; LVI. 365.—LXXI. 382.—LXXIV. 151. To Select Committees; LIX. 49. — LXII. 86. — 
LXIII. 134.—LXX. 191.—LXXI. 292.—LXXIV. 175.—LXXV. 74, &amp;c. 


298. Reports that were ordered to lie upon the Table, afterwards ordered to be taken into consideration on 
future days; LVI. 217, 468, 542.—LVII. 481.—LXI. 152.—LX XIII. 263. —«-— Further consideration 
of Reports put off,—For three weeks; LXVI. 418. For one month; LXV1I. 452, A Committee 
of the Whole House to consider further of a Report,.put off for-three months ; -LXVII. 619. —»— 
Reports re-committed, the House being informed it would be proper to make alterations and additions ; 
LXVI.. 413. —&lt;a—— Re-committed, after the House had proceeded to take same. into consideration ; 
LX. 333. —«»— Referred to other Select Committees; LXXI. 352.—&lt;-— Subject matter of Reports 
recommended by His. Majesty; LVI. 251. —&lt;««— Copy of Report ordered to-be laid before the Prince 
Regent at the same time with an Address ; LXIX. 497.—LXXII. 198. 


299. Orders of the Day, For taking Reports into further consideration, read, or now read, and proceeded in ; 
LVI. 476.—LVII. 276, 502.—LVIII., 381.—LX. 333.—LXI. 511.—LXII._ 759.—LXIV. 339.—LXV, 
453-—LXIX. 286.—LXxXII. 194, &amp;c. —«=— Read, proceeded in, and Report re-committed; LVI. 639. 
—LX. 333. —&lt;=— Read, proceeded in, and Resolution for an Address ; LXXIII. 419. —&lt;-— Read, and 

_ other days appointed ; LVIII. 613.—LX. 133.—LXVI. 406, 414. —«m— Read,—And Reports referred 
to Committees ' of the Whole House ; LIX. 351. And Reports re-committed ; LVI. 500.—LXX. 265. 
—&lt;»— Read, and Reports re-committed, the House being informed,—It was necessary to make further 
inquiry ; LIX. 328. It would be proper to make alterations, &amp;c. ; LXVI. 313. . 


301. House, according to Order, proceeds to take Reports into further consideration ; LVI. 390.~-LVII. 650.— 
LIX. 203, 513.—LXXII. 305. —&lt;«— House proceeds to take same into consideration; LXVI. 439. 


302. Orders for taking rts into consideration on future days discharged, — And other days appointed; LX. 314. 
And Reports ‘referred to Committees of the Whole House; LVII. 281. —&lt;—-—. Orders for printing 
Reports discharged, and Reports re-committed ; LX VI. 313. 


303. A Glossary to a Report ordered and presented ; LXVIII. 419. bah 

For Reports of Committees on Petitions for Bills, and on Bills, see Bills, 478-489. 498-9. 541-565. 
 §76-578. 581. 589. 595.-608. 618. 621. 632. 639. 661. - Ent 

~ TX. Questions 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 10D 











B42 REPORTS-—-RESOLUTIONS. 





1X. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived, and’ Motions: Withdrawni:| | 

(1.)—Questions and Previous Questions Negatived: -- oe 
304. © That Reports do-lie upon the Table ; On the Camberwell: Waterworks Bill; LX. 333: ‘The Commercial 
Docks Bill ; LXV. 444.—&lt;=That'a Report be. received this day’; [the House having sat late ;] Report 

from Committee on Report respecting Mr. Palmer's agreement with the Post Office; LXxf1. 319. 
305. That the further consideration of Reports be adjourned, To a particular day ; Report on Bill to amend Act 
passed in 1804 relative to the importation and exportation of Corn; LX. 438.—&lt;&lt;«— For six months; 

On the Petition for the Kent Gaol Bill; LV1. 357. 


306. For taking Reports into consideration Now; From Select Committee on the state of the trade to New- 
foundland; LXXII..446, —&lt;«»— Into further consideration Now; Report on the Edinburgh Road Bill ; 
LVIII. 354. —&lt;=— For taking Reports into further consideration on particular days ; Of Committee of 
Supply, For granting a sum for the Roman Catholie seminary in Ireland ; LXIII, 293. On the Window 
Duties Bill; LVI. 323. Upon this day six months; Gayton Inclosure Bill; LXV. 345. Lewisham 
Inclosure Bill; LXV. 182. Stockmarket Bill; LXV. 397. Wrangle Inclosure Bill; LXII. 353. 


307. To re-committing Reports ; Of Committee of Supply, For granting a sum for the Roman Catholic seminary 
in Ireland; LXIII. 293. Of 13 May 1817 of Committee of Supply, relative to the number of Land 
Forces ; LXXI1. 263. 


308. To referring Reports; Of 13 June, 1804 from Committee on Irish Currency to Committee of the Whole 
House; LX1V. 221. Of 22 July 1812 from Committee on Public Income and Expenditure of Ireland 
to a Committee ; LXVIII. 502. 


309. That the House does not concur with its Committee on East India Patronage in a part of their Report ; 
Previous Question, negatived, LXIV. 414. 
(2.)\—Motions Withdrawn : 
311. For receiving Report of the Mutiny Bill on the morrow ; LXIII. 156. 


312. For the House now proceeding to take Report of Debtors Relief Bill into further consideration ; LVII. 485. 


See Amendments, 17. 34. 58. Divisions, 33. 54. House, 359. Messages, 148. 
Petitions, 788-794. Supply, 29-77- 








Reprimands :—see Speaker, 9. 
Request, Courts of :——See Accounts and Papers, 1711-12. Debts, Small. 
Residence of Clergy :—see Clergy, 3.5-7-15-35- Supply, Key to Supply. 





Resolutions. 


I. Resolutions to be laid before The King or The Prince Regent; 
|—4. 
II. Resolutions to be laid before the Royal Family ; 5—7. 
III. Resolutions communicated to the Lords; 8—15. 
IV. Resolutions communicated from the Lords; 16, 17. 
V. Resolutions of Committees ; 18—37. 





1.—Amended ; 18—22. 3.—Re-commitied ; 27—31. 
2.— Amendments proposed thereto, but not made ; | 4.— Disagreed to ; 32—35. 
23—26. 5.—Rescinded ; 36, 37. 


VI. Incidental Proceedings ; 38—58. 
VII. Questions Negatived ; 59—67. 


I. Resolutions to be laid before The King or The Prince Regent,—vrelative to— 


1. Greenwich Hospital :—Three Resolutions ; That it appears that a Commission was granted by King William for establishing the 
Hospital, which has since been enlarged by various Acts and a Charter, by which it is directed, “ That all Officers to be employed 
“ in the said Hospital be seafaring men, or such who have lost their limbs or been otherwise disabled in the sea service ;” That it is 
expedient that, with certain exceptions, all officers to be employed in the Hospital, should be selected from seafaring men who have 
served in His Majesty’s Navy; That, in future, no landsman or seafaring man not haying served in His Majesty’s Navy should be 
appointed to any office in Greenwich Hospital, unless notice of the vacancy shall have been given in the public papers, and no person 
who shall have served in His Majesty’s Navy, duly qualified, should apply for the appoiatment ; To be laid before His Majesty, with 
an Address, that His Majesty would be pleased to give directions for granting such new Charter, or, making such alterations = the 
existing Charter, as may be necessary for carrying the Resolutions into execution ; Address to be presented by Privy Councillors ; 
LXIII. 198. Answer, 257. | 


2. Melville, Lord :—£leven Resolutions made 8 April 1805, respecting the Treasurership of the Navy, and the conduct of Lord Viscount 
Melville and Mr. Trotter, resolved nem. con. to be laid before His Majesty, by the Whole House; Order that Members, Privy Coun- 
cillors, do know His Majesty's pleasure when he will be attended; Lx. 206. The King appoints to be attended ; 208. a #11. 
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I. Resolutions to be laid before The King:or The Prince Regent—continued. 


3. Roman Catholics :—That the House will, early in the next session, take into its most serious consideration, the state of the laws 
affecting His Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects in Great Britain and Ireland ; to be laid before the Prince Regent by Privy Councillors ; 
Lxvil. 462. Report of its having been laid before the Prince Regent, 468. 


4. Vaccination :— Respecting the establishment of an institution in London, for rendering Vaccine Inoculation generally beneficial to His 
Majesty’s Subjects ; to be laid before His Majesty by Privy Councillors; Lx11r. 415. 


Il. Resolutions to be laid before the Royal Family : 


5. To be laid before Queen Charlotte; A Resolution of the Commons agreed to by the Lords, respecting the care of His Majesty’s Royal 
Person, and of His Majesty's Household, during His illness ; to be laid before Her Majesty, with an humble Address, expressing the 
hope which the Lords and Commons entertain that Her Majesty will undertake the important trust proposed to be invested in Her 
Majesty ; Lxvi. 30. Four Members of the House to go with two Lords, to wait upon Her Majesty, 31. Her Majesty’s Answer, 32. 


6. To be laid before Queen Caroline ; Resolution, That the House has learned with unfeigned and deep regret, that the late endeavours to frame an 
arrangement which might avert the necessity of a public inquiry into the information laid before the two Houses of Parliament, have not 
"Jed to an amicable adjustment; That the House is sensible of the objections which the Queen might feel at relinquishing any points in 
which she may have conceived Her honour to be involved ; yet feeling the public importance of overcoming the present difficulties, the 
House cannot forbear declaring its opinion, that when such large advances have been made towards that object, Her Majesty, by yielding 
to the earnest solicitude of the House, would by no means be understood to indicate any wish to shrink from inquiry, but would only 
be deethed to afford a new proof of the desire which Her Majesty has expressed, to submit Her own wishes to the authority of Parliament ; 
four Members appointed to attend Her Majesty with the said Resolution ; Lxxv. 344. Her Majesty’s Answer, declining to withdraw her 
Appeal, 352. 


7. To be laid before the Prince of Wales; Resolutions of the Commons agreed to by the Lords, for the purpose of supplying the defect of the 
personal exercise of the Royal Authority during His Majesty's illness, by empowering His Royal Highness to exercise such Authority, 
&amp;c.; Lxvi. 30. Four Members of the House to go with two Lords, to wait upon His Royal Highness with the said Resolutions, 31. 
His Royal Highness’s Answer, 32. 


III. Resolutions communicated to the Lords,—vrelative to— 


8. East India Company’s Affairs :-—Such of the Resolutions of the Committee of the Whole House upon the Affairs of the East 
India Company as have been agreed to by the House; to be communicated to the Lords at a Conference; Lxviit. 574. See Con- 
ferences, 2. Thirteenth Resolution of the Committee of the Whole House upon the Affairs of the East India Company ; to be 
communicated to the Lords at a Conference; txviit. 592. See Conferences, 2. 





9. Issue of Money :—Resolution of a Committee of the Whole House on the subject of providing means for an immediate Issue of Money 
for the service of the Army and Navy, agreed to on 4 January 1811, previous to the passing of the Regency Act ; To be communicated 
to the Lords at a Conference ; txv1. 28. See Conferences, 3. 


11. Messengers from the Lords :—Resolution of the House, That the House acquiesced in the reasons assigned by the Lords for 
sending a Message by their Clerk Assistant and Reading Clerk instead of their usual Messengers, trusting that the same will not be 
drawn into precedent for the future; Message to be sent to the Lords to communicate the said Resolution; txxu. 6. 


12. Sinecure Offices : —Copy of second, third, and fourth Resolutions of the House of 31 May 1810 respecting Offices; A Member to carry 
same ; LXVI. 81. 


13. Slave Trade :—Resolution of the House for the abolition of the Slave Trade; to be communicated to the Lords at a Conference ; 
LXI. 393- See Conferences, 4. 


14. State of the Nation :—Resolutions of the Committee of the Whole House on the State of the Nation, relative to providing means for 


supplying the defect of the personal exercise of the Royal Authority arising from His Majesty’s indisposition ; to be communicated to 
the Lords at a Conference; uxvi.21. See Conferences, 3. 


15. Statutes :—Resolutions of the Committee-of the Whole House respecting the promulgation of the Statutes of the United Kingdom ; to 
be communicated to the Lords at a Conference ; Lv1. 370, 382. See Conferences, 5. 


IV. Resolutions communicated from the Lords,—relative to— 


16. Letters Patent :—-That it is expedient and necessary that Letters Patent should pass under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of 
Great Britain and Ireland for opening the Parliament, in consequence of His Majesty’s indisposition ; communicated from the Lords 
at a Conference ; Lxv1. 33. (See Conferences, 3.) Resolution referred to the Committee of the Whole House on the State of the 
Nation, 34. See Committees, 815. —&lt;——— That it is expedient and necessary that Letters Patent should pass under the Great Seal of 
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for giving the Royal Assent to the Regency Bill; communicated from the Lords 
at a Conference; Lxvi.'78. (See Conferences, 11.) Resolution referred to a Committee of the Whole House on the State of the Nation, 
79. See Committees, 816. 


17. Statutes :—Respecting the promulgation of the Statutes ; communicated from the Lords by a message; LVI11. 273. Message considered ; 
Resolution amended and agreed to; Message to the Lords to desire their concurrence to the Amend:uents; 281. Message from the 
Lords agreeing to the Amendmenis, 288. See Statutes, 2.————That it is expedient that effectual measures should be taken to arrange 
the Statute Law under distinct and proper heads; communicated from the Lords at a Conference; Lxx1. 397. See Conferences, 12. 


V. Resolutions of Committees : 


(1.)—Amended : 
18. ‘Of the Committee of Supply,—relative to—Barrack Department; Lx. 35. Cork Green Coat Hospital; Lxx1.365. Corn, Bounties on ; 
Lv11. 299. Dundrum Bay. Pier; ux11.799. Farming Society of Ireland; tv111. 139. Gloucester, Duke of; 1x1.505. Land 
Forces; 1x1x.391. Lottery Offices in Ireland; txv. 369. Secret Services; Lv11. 39- ‘Treasurer's Remembrancer’s Office; Lxt. 
468. Widows Officers Pensions; Lx1. §44.—LXxvVi1. 146. 


19.  Ofthe Committee of Ways and Means,—relative to—Annuities, raising money by; LIX. 250.—LX. 70.—Lxv1. 356. To satisfy certain 
Exchequer Bills; iv11, 33.—uxvi11. 448. Cards imported into Great Britain from Ireland ; tv1. 568, Coffee; rx. 167. Game 
Certificates in Ireland ; 1x1x. 439. Lotteries; rv1.264. Spirits; Lxv1.324. Spirits in Ireland ; Lv1.340. Tobacco in Ireland ; Lx x. 359. 


21. Of other Committees of the Whole House,—relative to—Augusta Sophia, Princess, Annuity to; Lxxv. 398. Banks in Ireland, Failure of ; 
L&amp;Xv, 321.. Cambridge, Duke of, Annuity to; 1xxv. 398. Clarence, Duke of, Annuity to; Lxxv. 398. Corn, Importation of ; 
Lxx.123, Eastdndia Company, Annual Revenues of; ivi. 629. Affairs of ; Lx vitl. 564, 573- Finances of the Country; Lx11. 144. 
Fishimported from Newfoundland:and the Coast.of Labrador; xv1. 560. Glass, Duties on; Lxx.128. Drawback on; xx. 391. 
Gloucester, Duchess of, Annuity to; Lxxv. 398. Hesse Hombourgh, Princess of, Annuity to; Lxxv. 398. Issue of Money for the 
Army and Navy [King’s IUness.] ; Lxv1. 28. Poor in Ireland, Employment of, by encouraging Partnerships ; rxx111.268. Public 
Expenditure ; Lxv. 437-440. - Sophia, Princess, Annuity to; Lxxv.398. Sugar, Bounties on; ivi. 444. Duties on; Lxvutt. 
486. Wales, Princess of, Annuity to; LXIx. 443. 

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-RESOLUTIONS—continued. 





V. Resolutions of Committees—continued. 


: (1 .}— Amended —continued. 


22. Of Select Committees,—relative to—Aylesbury Election ; That several persons were engaged in the system of corruption; Lx. 176. 


Elections ; Respecting the mode of proceeding with respect to Petitions questioning Returns of Members for Ireland; v1.31. Private 
Bills; Tenth Resolution of the Committee appointed to consider of providing more effectually for the accuracy and regularity of 
proceedings upon Private Bills; txv. 453. Salt; On the laws relating to the Salt Duties; xvi. 570. Standing Orders relative to 
Private Bills; txv. 304, 426.—LXVI. 439. 


(2.)—Amendments proposed thereto, but not made : 
23. Of the Committee of Supply,—relative to—Barrack Department; Lxv11. 344.—Lxvit1. 297. General and Staff Officers; Lxxtv. 428. 


Land Forces for 1817; Lxx11. 263. For 1818; Lxx1u.127. For 1819; Lxxiv. 428. Protestant Charter Schools of Ireland; 
LXXI1I. 314. Roman Catholic Seminary in Ireland; Lx11.207. Sicily, Treaty with; Lxv. 315. 


24. Ofthe Committee of Ways and Means,—relative to—Excise Duties on Malt, Tea, Tobacco, Coffee and Cocoa Nuts, Wort or Wash and 


Spirits; Lxx1v. 523. Newspapers, Duties on; Lxx. 371. 


25. Of other Committees of the Whole House,—relative to—Corn, Importation of; Lxx. 123. East India Company, Annual Revenues of; rx. 


430. Affairs of ; Lxv111.564,572. Horses used in Husbandry, Duties on; Lv1. 133, King’s Illness, and the measures proper to be taken 
in consequence; LXVI.21. Public Income and Expenditure ; LxxIv. 509, 510. Regency; Lxvi. 23. York, Duke of, that an annual 
sum be issued to him to meet expenses to which he may be exposed in the care of His Majesty’s person; Lxx1v. 164. 


26. OfSelect Committee, on Petition respecting the Cambridge and London Junction Canal Bill; tx1x. 286. 


(3.)—Re-committed : 


27. Of the Committee of Supply,—relative to—African Forts; 1xx.396. Female Orphan House in Ireland; tv1it. 139. _ General and Staff 


Officers; txv.214. Ordinary of the Navy; Lxv1. 183, 210. Society for discountenancing Vice in Ireland; tvi11. 139. Sophia 
of Gloucester, Princess ; Lx1. 505. 


Of the Committee of Ways and Means,,—relative to—Annuities to satisfy certain Exchequer Bills; Lxx. 292. Customs Duties ; 


Lx111. 52. Excise Duties; txvilt. 371. Pepper, duties on; rv1.71. Spirits distilled from Corn or Grain in Ireland ; Lx111. 417. 
Stamp Duties; txx. 313. Stone Bottles, duties on; txvii. 487. Wine, duties of Excise in Ireland, on Portugal, Madeira and 
Spanish Wines; Lv111. 533- 


29. Of other Committees of the Whole House,—relative to—Distillation from sugar; Lx111.377. Lynedoch, Lord, Annuity to; Lx1x. 265. 


Perceval, Mr. Annuity to his heir; txvi1. 377. Sail Cloth Act; Lx1x. 174. Spirits distilled from sugar in Ireland; Lx1v. 177. 


31. Of Select Committees ; Of the Select Committee on the Standing Orders relative to Bills of Inclosure, so far as respects the setting out or 


altering of public roads ; Re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House; Lv1. 390. 


(4.)—Disagreed to : 


Of the Committee of Supply, relative te Ordnance Extraordinaries ; Lx x1. 290. 
Of the Committee of Ways and Means, relative to the duties on Salt; tx111. 89. On Tobacco; 11x. 360. 


Of other Committees of the Whole House,—relative to—East India Company’s Affairs, Eighth Resolution ; Lxvi11. 571. Linen, duties 
and drawbacks on; Lxxv.379. Pilchards, bounty on; Lxvit. 204. 


35. Of Select Committees; Third Resolution of Select Committee on Standing Orders, relative to Private Bills; txv. 304. Seventeenth 


Resolution of Select Committee on Standing Orders, relative to Private Bills; Lxvi. 439. 


(5.)—Rescinded : 


36. Of the Committee of Supply, agreed to by the House relative to the Militia and Local Militia for 1814; Lxtx.404. Navy and Ordnance 


Services for 1814; LXIx. 450. 


27. Of other Committees of the Whole House agreed to by the House ; That the House doth agree with the Lords in the Resolution communicated 


by their Lordships to the House at the Conference that day (14 January 1811]; Lxv1.35. [Note. There was a clerical error in the 
Resolution communicated from the Lords, which was for passing Letters Patent under the Great Seal for openiug the Parliament in 
consequence of the King’s indisposition.) That the expense of re-building the New Post Office be defrayed out of the Post Office 
Revenue ; LxxX. 333. 


VI. Incidental Proceedings : 
Resolutions of the House : 


38. 


39. 


41. 





Made nem. con.; LXII. 16.— LXVI. 148. Made, and made Standing Orders; LXVIII. 665.—LXXII. 463. 


Made, and Mr. Speaker ordered to signify same to the East India Company; LXVI. 236. —m_ 
Ordered to be printed ; LVI. 370.—LXI. 566.—LXII. 37.—LXIV. 7.—LXVI. 37.—LXVII. 17.—LXVIII. 
11, 497.—LXIX. 9.—LXX. 7.—LXXI. 8.—LXXII. 9, 201, 463.—LXXIII. 7.—LXXIV. 14.—LXXxV. 6, 
120. Ordered to be communicated to the Lords at a Conference, and their concurrence desired thereto ; 
LVI. 370. —«»— Printed copy of Resolutions of the House ordered to be communicated to the Lords at 
a Conference ; LVI. 382. 


Again read, rescinded, and other orders made ; LX1X. 133.—LXXII. 201.—LXXV. 141, 215, 238. —=_ 


Again read, and other Resolutions made; LXII. 37. —«»— Again read, Notice taken of omissions 
therein, and other Resolutions made; LXIV. 17.—LXVII. 246.—LXVIII. 116. —«-— Again read, and 
Orders made thereon; LXVIII. 414. —&lt;=— Again read, and Resolutions and Orders made; LXXIII. 
289.—&lt;»—Again read, and Message to the Lords ; LX XII. 6.—«-— Again read,—Previous to Motions; 
LVIII. 425.—LXIII. 91. Previous to presenting Petitions : LXVIII. 237.—&lt;—Again read [of Thanks] 
and Mr. Speaker ordered to communicate same; LXVII. 28. —«=— Again read, and Select Committees 
appointed ; LXIII. 167. —&lt;«— Again read upon resuming adjourned consideration of Election Com- 
mittee Report; LVIII. 425. 


Again read and entered, — Previous to Motions; LX. 220-1. — LXIII. 180. — LXVIII. 238. — LXIX. 479. 


Previous to the House taking into further consideration Report from Committee of Supply ; LXVIII. 596. 
After Questions proposed, and before Amendments proposed thereto ; LX. 367—8.—&lt;=— And Addresses 
thereon ; LXX. 357. And Previous Question negatived for Address ; LXXII.334. And Bills ordered; 
LVI. 400. —&lt;«— Other Resolutions made, and Bills ordered; LXVI. 148. —&lt;«— And Motion for 
taking same into consideration, negatived ; LVI. 444. —&lt;»— And resolved nem. con. to. be laid before 
His Majesty; LX. 205. —«»— Resolutions of the House relative to the Land Tax, read and entered, 
after Land Tax Commissioners Bill committed, and: Members-ordered to prepare list of Commissioners 
names ; LVIIM. 115.—LX.65.—LXII. 111.—LX H1.221.—LXVIII. 177.—LXXIV. 175. 


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VI. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 
Resolutions of the House—continued. 


42. ray + Journals of Resolutions of the House read and entered only; LXXV. 482. —m~— Read previous to 
otions ; LXI. 393. —==— Read and entered, — And Bill ordered; LXII. 588. —Lxxv. 65. And 

Orders made ; LX. 9.—LX XV. 17.—«—Respecting recognizances ; Read and entered after the first Elec- 

tion Petition presented ; LVIII. 18.—LXII.. 14, 581.—LXVIII. 12.—LXXIV. 27.—Lxxv. 198. —=— 


Not to consider Election Petitions before Christmas adjournment read, and consideration of Petitions 
deferred ; LVIII. 84. 


Resolutions of the Lords : 


43. Referred to Committees of the Whole House ; LXVI. 79, ‘To Committees of the Whole House upon Bills ; 
LXVI. 37.—«=—Again read, on the House proceeding to take same into consideration ; LXXI, 419.—— 
Resolutions of the Lords agreed to by the Commons; read ; notice taken of clerical error, and Resolu- 
tion for agreeing with the Lords in their Resolution, rescinded; LXVI. 35. 


Resolutions of both Houses : 


44, Four Members appointed to go with two Lords,—To wait upon The Prince of Wales with same ; LXVI. 31. 
To wait upon The Queen with Resolution and Address of both Houses, 31. 


Resolutions of Committees of the Whole House : 


45. Reported, read, entered, read a Second time,—And agreed to; LVI. 27, 370.—LVII. 10.—LVIII. 32.— 
LIX. 13.—LX. 11.—LXI. 14.—LXII. 18.—LXIII. 32.—LXIV. 19.—LXV. 18.—LXVI. 101.—LXVII. 26. 
-~LXVIII. 21.—LXIX. 13, 265.—LXXI. 221.---LX XIII. 20.—LXXIV. 40.—LXXV.17, 133, &amp;c. And 
agreed to mem. con. and referred to Committee of Supply; LXVIII. 32. And some agreed to, and some 
postponed ; LXII. 137.. And re-committed ; LXIV. 177.—LXV. 265.—LXIX. 174. —&lt;-— Reported, 
read, entered, some read.a Second time and re-committed, Committee thereon and Report, and the other 
read a Second time, agreed to, and again entered; LXIII. 377. —&lt;»— Reported, read, entered, read 
a Second time upon division, and then agreed to; LXVII. 338. —&lt;=— Reported, read, entered, and 
Motion for now reading them a Second time dropped for want of forty Members; LVI. 111. And 
Motion for adjourning debate for now reading them a Second time negatived; Resolution read a Second time, 
and agreed to; LXIII. 337.—&lt;—Reported, read, agreed to,.and entered [or inserted in Appendix] ; LXIV. 
104.—LXX. 23.—LX XIII. 253.— LXXIV. 510.—LXXV. 305.—&lt;-—Reported, read, entered, [or inserted 
in Appendix|,—And Reports to be further considered ; LVII. 34.—LVIII. 209.—LX. 140, 337-—LXI. 165, 
204, 5, 465.—LXVIII. 547—9.—LXIX. 241, 315.—LXX. 91.—LXXII. 374.—LXXY. 155. And Report 
to lie upon the Table; LXXIV. 481. —«»— Reported, read, entered, some read a Second time, ‘and 
agreed to, and further consideration of Report adjourned ; LXV!. 332. 


46. ~ Reported, read, entered, read a Second time, agreed to, and Bills ordered; LVI. §9.—LVII. 12.—LVIII. 
427.—LIX. 27.—LX. 28-9.—LXI. 193. —&lt;-— Reported, read, agreed to, inserted in Appendix, and 
Bill ordered ; LIX. 132.—&lt;&lt;-—After Vol. LXI. Reported, read, agreed to, entered,—And Bills ordered ; 
LXII. 118, 670.—LXIII. 148.—LXIV. 190.—LXV. 105.—LXVI. 120.—LXVII. 132.—LXVIII. 35.— 
LXIX. 59.—LXX. 60.—LXXI. 14.—LXXII. 127.—LXXIII. 85.—LXXIV. 143.—LXXV. 238, &amp;c. And 
Bills ordered on one Resolution, and the other Resolution referred to the Committee of Supply ; 
LXVII. 33.—LXIX. 51. And instructions to gentlemen appointed. to bring in Bills; LVI. 98.—LVU. 
588.—LVIII. 100.—LIX. 394,—LXI. 74.—LXV. 150. —LXVI. 184.—LXVII. 275.—LXVHI. 544.—LXIX. 
237-—LXXI. 456.—LXkXIII. 406.—LXXV. 267, &amp;c. And instructions to Committees on Bills; 
LVI. 199.—LVII. 37.—LVIII. 96.—LIXx. 201.—LX. 149.—LXI. 103.—LXIV. 190.—LXV. 115.— 
LXVII. 464.—LXVIII. 61.—LXIX. 95.—LXX. 32.—LXXIV. 198.—LXXV. 238, &amp;c. And Bills ordered 
on some, and instructions given on others; LVI. 461.—LVII. 56.—LIX. 27.—~LXI. 74.—LXVI. 253.— 
LXXII. 345.—LXXV. 20.—&lt;.— Resolution reported, read, entered, King’s consent signified, then agreed to, 
and Bill ordered ; LXIII. 189, 190.—LXVI. 166, 204, 340.—LXIX. 314.—&lt;—Reported, read, entered, 
read a Second time,—And Amendments proposed thereto ; LXIII. 377.—LXV. 436—7.—-LXVI. 330-1. 
—LXxX. 128. And amended, and agreed to; LXXIII. 268.—&lt;.~— Reported, entered, and Motion for now 
reading Report made, and debate thereon adjourned; LXX. 119-20.—&lt;—Report of Resolutions read,— 


And Resolutions read a Second time, and agreed to; LXX. 123. And Resolution read a Second time, 
entered, and Amendment proposed thereto; LXX. 123. 


47. Resolutions, immediately after they are agreed to, Referred,—To Committee of Supply ; LXVII. 33.—L XVIII. 
32. To Committee of Ways and Means; LXIII. 377. 


48. Resolution of Committee of the Whole House read a Second time and agreed to, and Committee of the 
Whole House appointed to consider of the said Resolution ; LXIII. 337. 


49. Resolutions on further considering Reports, or on resuming adjourned Proceedings on further consideration 
of Reports,—Read a Second time and agreed to; LVII. 376.—LXI. 169,—LXVIII. 571. —LXX. 161. 
Read a Second time, amended, and agreed to; LXx. 161. Read a Second time, some agreed to, and 
Amendments proposed and not made to others which were agreed to; LIX. 430. Read a Second time, 
and Motion for agreeing with same negatived; LXVIII. 571. Read a Second time and postponed ; 
LXVIII. 571. Read a Second time and further proceeding upon Report adjourned; LXVIII. 557. 
Read .a Second time, agreed to, and Bills ordered; LVII. 311.—LX. 407.—LXI. 207, 478.—LXIX. 
266.—LXXII. 417.—LXXv. 164. Read a Second time, agreed to, and Instruction to gentlemen 
appointed to bring in Bills; LVItt. 218. Again read, entered, and Amendments proposed thereto ; 


LXVIII. 564. —&lt;=— Postponed Resolutions again read, and entered, and Amendments proposed thereto ; 
LXVIII. 573. 


51. Resolutions read, as agreed to by the House, or again read, and entered; LXXI. 13.—«—And entered,— 


Previous to Motions; LXI. 393. Previous to Questions proposed; LXVIII. 32. Previous to Amend- 
ments proposed to other Resolutions; LXVII. 146. Previous to Amendments proposed to Bills; LXXv. 
312. Previous to the Question being put, for now reading Lords Bill a First time ; LXVI. 462. Previous 
to the House going into Committees; LXVIII. 265. Previous to the House going into Committee on 
Bill; LXI. 339. —«»— And entered,—And Bills ordered, LVI. 366.—LVII. 581,—LVIII. 271.—LX. 117. 
—LXIl. 61.—LXVII. 351.—LXIX. 466,—LXXIII. 317.—LXXIV. 573.—LXXV. 408. And Bill ordered 


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846 





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VI. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 
Resolutions of Committees of the Whole House—continued. 


52. 


upon the said Resolution, and on another Resolution that day reported; LXVII. 388. And Instructions to 
gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in Bills; LVIIL. 633.—LIX. 404.—LX. 265-6.—LXII. 807.— 
LXIV. 105-6.—LXVI. 401.—LXVII. 470.—LXIX. 445.—LXXIII. 244.—LX XIV. 576. And Instructions 
to ‘Committees on Bills; LVI. 189.—LVII. 462.—LVIII. 646~7.—Lx. $9.—LXI. 364.—LXVII. 484.— 
LXVIII. 306.—LXIX. 470.—LXX. 39.—LXXIII. 347.—LXXIV. 524, &amp;ce. And Bills ordered and Instruc- 
tions given; LVIII. 589.—LXXIV. 524. And leave given to offer Clause-pursuant thereto, on Third 
reading of Bill; LXXV. 309. And Addresses thereon; LXVI. 357. And Select Committees appointed ; 
LXVI. 39. And referred to Committee of Supply; LXVII. 388. And part of Resolution referred to the 
Committee of Ways and Means, LXVIII. 380. And referred to other Committees of the Whole House; 
LXVII. 432.—LXVIII. 504. And Motion for referring same to Committee of the Whole House negatived 
[Resolution of former Parliament]; L1x. 227-8. And Motion for leave to bring in Bills referred to Com- 
mittees of the Whole House ; LIX. 303-4.—LX. 61. —«m— And Resolution rescinded; LXX. 333. And 
Motion for rescinding same negatived; LXVIII. 45. —&lt;«— And entries in Journal read, and Motions 
made thereon; LVII. 513. —«=— And Order for re-committing Resolutions discharged, and Resolution 
agreed to, and Instruction, &amp;c. ; LXIX. 178. —«»— And Order for Bills discharged, And Committees 
of the Whole House appointed ; LXx. 232. And two other Bills ordered ; LX111. 124. And Bills ordered 
in on each Resolution ; LXXII. 321. And Instructions to gentlemen appointed to bring in other Bills ; 
LVI. 568.—LXVIII. 410. And Instruction to Committees on Bills ; LVII. 588-9. —LXXI. 108. —»— 
Resolutions again read [Not entered],—And parts of Orders discharged; LXVI. 329, 373- And 
Orders for Bills discharged,—And_ Bill ordered; LXVI. 169-170. And Instruction to Committees on 
Bills; LVI. 676. 


Resolutions to be reported when the House will please to receive the same; LVI. 22.—LVII. 8.—LVIII. 44. 


—LIX. 24.—LX. 10.—LXI. 13, &amp;c. After Vol. LXI. To be reported, and Reports ordered to be received 
on particular days; LXII. 105.—LXXV. 126, &amp;c.—&lt;-— Resolutions agreed to mem. con. on their being 
read a Second time, viz—For granting a Supply; LVII. 10.—LXXV. 17, 133, &amp;c. Other Resolutions; 
LVI. 59.—LXVII. 146.—LXIX. 265.—LXXI. 221. —&lt;=— Resolutions ordered to be printed ; LVIII. 224. 
—LIX. 132, 383, 434.—LXVIII. 549.—LXIX. -59.—LXX. 91.—LXXIII. 198.—LXXIV. 198. —»— 
Resolutions consented to by the King or Prince Regent previous to their being read a Second time, and 

ed to; LXIII. 189.—LXVI. 166, 204, 340.—LXIX. 314. Résolutions referred to Committee of 
Supply ; LXXIlII. 49, &amp;c. To the Committee of Ways and Means; LXXIV. 515, &amp;c. 


Resolutions of Select Committees : 


63. 


54. 


55. 


56. 


57, 


58. 


Reported, read, entered, read a Second time—And agreed to; LVI. 661.—LXXIV. 44. And agreed to and 


ordered to be made Standing Orders of the House ; LVI. 661, 663. And some postponed, and some 
agreed to, and Bills ordered in on those agreed to; and Committees of the Whole House appointed on 
Acts mentioned in Resolutions postponed ; LVI. 86, 492.—LVII. 57.—LVIII. 197.—LIX. 23.—LXI. 66. 
—LXII. 740. And some agreed to, and Bills ordered, and Committee of the Whole House appointed on 
others ; LXVIII. 295. And Committees of the Whole House appointed on Acts mentioned in said Reso- 
lutions ; LVII. 143, 512.— LVIII. 94, 232.— LIX. 28, 149.—LX. 104—5.-—LXI. 120.— LXII. 207.— 
LXIII. 130-1, 142.— LXIV. 111.— LXV. 150. And Committees of the Whole House immediately sit 
on Acts mentioned in said Resolutions; LVIII. 98, 107. And Instruction to Committees of the Whole 
House on Acts; LX. 114. 


Resolutions reported, read, entered,—And Report to lie upon the Table ; LXIV. 252-3.— LXV. 160. And 


Report to lie upon the Table, and be printed ; LXII. 714. — LXV. 258.— LXXII. 312. And Reports to 
be further considered ; LVI. 370, 377, 435.—LVII. 258.—LVIII. 368.— LXV. 415. 


Resolutions reported, read, agreed to, entered,—And ordered to be printed ; LXII. 721. And ordered to be 


made Standing Orders of the House, and to be printed; LXII. 738. —«»— Resolutions which had been 
reported, ordered to be taken into consideration on particular days; LXVIII. 518. 


Resolutions read a Second time, on further considering Reports, — And agreed to; LVI. 93.—LVIII. 320. 


And agreed to, and ordered to be made Standing Orders, and to be printed; LXIX. 513. And some 
agreed to, and others amended and agreed to,—And Resolutions ordered to be made Standing Orders, 
and to be printed ; LXV. 453-4. And Motions for agreeing with others negatived, and ditto; LXV. 304. 
—LXVI. 439, 440. —&lt;=— Resolutions read a Second time,—And agreed to, and Bill ordered ; LVI. 390, 
460.—LVIL. 276.—LVIII. 462. — LIX. 204. And agreed to, and Motion made thereon; LXVIII. 586. 
And agreed to, and Orders made thereon ; LX.141. And Amendments proposed thereto ; LXV. 304, 426. 
And Amendments proposed thereto, and Resolutions re-committed to Committees of the Whole House; 
LVI. 390. And some postponed, and some agreed to; LVIII. 342. And some agreed to, and others entered, 
and others amended and agreed to; LIX. 196. 


Resolutions again read and entered,—And orders made thereon; LXXII.206. And other Resolutions 


made thereon; LXXV. 443. And Resolutions ordered to be made Standing Orders of the House and to 
be printed ; LVI. 662, 663. And Motions made and amended ; LXVIII. 408. And Motions made and 
superseded ; LIX. 271. —&lt;m—- Resolutions again read and entered —On the House resuming adjourned 
consideration of Report; LVIII. 425. On the House proceeding to take Reports into consideration ; 
LX. 25. Into further consideration ; LVIII. 313.—LIX. 324.—&lt;-— Again read,— And Motion for laying 
Minutes of proceedings of Committee before the House negatived; LIX. 273. —«— And Bills ordered ; 
LXIL. 143. 


Resolutions ordered to be printed; LvI. 661, 663.—LXII. 721, 738.—-LXV. 304, 426.—LXVI. 440. 


VII. Questions Negatived, and Motion Withdrawn: 


(1.)—Questions Negatived : | 


That a Resolution of the House giving the thanks of the House to Admiral Sir Hyde Parker be taken into 
consideration on a certain day; LVI. 444. 


That a Resolution of the Committee of Ways and Means in 1796 be referred to a Committee of the Whole 
House ; LIX, ‘228. : 


59. 


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VII. Questions Negatived, and Motion Withdrawn—continued. 


( 1 .)— Quest tons Ne egat 4ved—continued. 


62. To the House agreeing with Committees-in Resolutions ; Committee of Supply ; LXXI. 290..—«&lt;£ Com- 
mittee of Ways and Means; LIX. 360. —«— Other Committees of the Whole House ; LXVIl. 204.— 
LXVIII. 571.—LXX. 391.—LXXV. 379. —&lt;m— Select Committees ; LXV. 304.—LXVI. 439. 


That a Resolution of a Committee of the Whole House be rescinded ; LXVIII. 45. 


That certain words be added to Resolutions of Committees of the Whole House; LIx. 430.—LXVI. 
332, 336. 
That certain words be inserted in a Resolution of a Committee of the Whole House; LXVIII. 572. 


That certain words proposed to be left out stand part of Resolutions,— Of the Committee of Ways and 
Means; LVI. 264. Of other Committees of the Whole House; LXV. 437, 438.—LXVI. 28.—LXVIII. 


564, 573-—LXxX. 391. Ofa Select Committee ; LVI. 31. Of the Lords communicated at a Conference ; 
LXXI. 439. 


(2.)\—Motion Withdrawn : 


67. That a Resolution be laid before the Prince Regent by the Whole House ; LX Vil. 391. 
See Amendments, 18, 19. 35, 36. 42. 44, 45. 58. Diwisions, 34. 55. Messages, 147. 149. 
Questions, 25. 155. Supply 90-94. 4475-4482. 5112-5121. 5592-5595. 5598. 


S&amp; £8 


Restrictions on Cash Payments :—see Bank of England, 3-5. Bank of Ireland, 1-3. Circulating 
Medium. Committees, 92, 93. 96-103. 

Retail Importers :——See Accounts and Papers, 2936-7. Committees, 367. Duties, 5. Petitions, 236. 482. 
Questions. 329. Supply, 4675. 


Retaliations :——See Accounts and Papers, 4274. 


Retired Officers :—see Supply, Key to Supply. 
Returns :——See Clerk of the Crown, Clerk of the Crown, Ireland. Elections, 577-579, 812. 832. Members, 126. 


Return Book : 


1. On the day appointed by His Majesty’s proclamation for the meeting of the first Parliament of the United Kingdom the Deputy to the 
Clerk of the Crown in Chancery in Great Britain, and the Deputy to the Clerk of the Crown in Chancery in Ireland, in one of the 
rooms belonging to the Clerk of the House, the said Deputies being then there present, jointly delivered to the Deputy to the Clerk of 
the House a book, containing a List of the names of the Members of the present Parliament of the United Kingdom; tv1. 5. —— 
On the first day of the meeting of new Parliaments for the dispatch of business, the Deputy to the Clerk of the Crown in Chancery in 
Great Britain delivers to the Deputy to the Clerk of the House a book, containing a List of the names of such Members as had been 
returned to serve in Parliament; LVIII. 7.—LXII. 3, 559.—LXVIII. 3.—LXXIV. 7.—LXXv. 107. ——=— Entries in the Return 
Book read; LVI. 10, 11.—LXXV. 243. 


2. Names of Members ordered to be called over according to the counties and places they serve for as the said counties and places are entered 
in the Return Book ; Lvi. 259.—LX. 214, 251, 302, 413.—-LXVII. 492.—LX XII, 26.—LX XIII. 27.—Lxxiv.64. See Members, 16. 


Returning Officers *——See Elections, 496. 517-521. 808. 
Revenue : Bills relative to Revenue : 


1. To continue several Acts of session 1801 for reviving, continuing and amending several laws for the better collection and security of the 
Revenues of Ireland; Ordered, tv11. 233. Presented, 258. k. a. 353. 


Te continue several Acts for the better collection and security of His Majesty’s Revenues in Ireland, and for preventing frauds therein ; 
Ordered, Lv111. 325. Presented, 330. R.A. 418. Another Bill ordered, 11x. 220. Presented, 222. R. A. 441. 


3. To regulate the management and collection of His Majesty’s Revenues of Customs and Excise in Ireland; Ordered, Lx. 289, Presented, 
292. Passed, 334. Not returned from the Lords. 


4. To provide for the better execution of the several Acts in force in Ireland relating to the Revenues of Customs and Excise in Ireland; 
Ordered, Lx. 297. Presented; printed; 425. Committed, 441. Committee put off for three months, 477. 


5. To continue several Acts for the better collection and security of the Revenues of Customs and Excise in Ireland; Ordered, 1x. 297. 
Presented, 447. R.A. 487. 


6. To continue several Acts for granting duties to His Majesty in Ireland; Ordered, Lx1.83. Presented, 92. R. A. 158. 


4. For establishing certain regulations in the collection and management of His Majesty’s Revenues in Ireland; Ordered, Lx1.319. Pre- 
/ sented, 322. R. A. 380. 
8. For the better execution of the several Acts relating to the Revenues of Ireland ; Ordered, Lx1. 400. Presented; printed; 428. 


R. A. 546. 
9. . To continue several Acts relating to the Revenues of Ireland; Ordered, Lx1. 502. Presented, 512. R. a. 560. 


11. For regulating the payment of Taxes and Public Revenue into the Banks of Scotland, and remitting the same to the Bank of England; 
Ordered, Lx11. 260. Presented; printed; 285. Committed, 326.—&lt;—— Another Bill; Ordered, 596. Presented, 645. Order for 
going into Committee discharged, 751. Not proceeded in. 


12. To continue several Acts for granting certain rates and duties, and for allowing certain drawbacks and bounties on goods, wares and mer- 
chandize imported into and exported from Ireland; Ordered, Lx11. 592. Presented, 595. R. a. 641. 


13. To make further provision for the execution of the several Acts relating to the Revenues under the Commissioners of Customs and Port 
Duties, and of Inland Excise and Taxes in Ireland ; Ordered, tx1v. 296. Presented; printed; 297. R.A. 408. 

14. To amend Acts relating to the Revenues of Ireland ; Ordered, Lx1x. 356. Presented, 362. Printed, 367. Re-committed, 455. .R. a. 496. 

15. For amending and reducing into one Act the laws now in force for imposing the penalty of death on the breach of the Revenue Laws ; 
Ordered ; presented; Lxvir. 306. Printed, 311. Lords Amendment agreed to, 545. R.A. 548. 


16. To unite and consolidate into one fund all the Public Revenues of Great Britain and Ireland, and to provide for the application thereof ; 
Ordered, Lx x1. 387. Presented; printed; 415. Again printed, 441. Re-committed, 462. R. a. 520. 


17. For the more frequent payment into the Exchequer of the monies arising from the duties of Customs, Excise, Stamps and Postage ; 
Ordered, Lxx1v. 409. Presented, 418. Rk. a. 529. 


18. To make better provision for the Commissioners of Appeal in Revenue Causes in Ireland; Ordered, txv11. 388. Presented, 393. RB. a. 497. 
19. Motion that the House of Commons of Ireland on 7 April 1784, declared that no yearly allowance ought to be granted for superarinuated 
Officers of the Revenue except they shall have served 40 years, &amp;c,; and on 26 July 1793, declared 25 years sufficient; That the 
Committee on Public Expenditure, in its Third Report, stated its opinion that these Resolutions were intended to restrain government 

from granting allowances, unless Officers had served the time prescribed, S¢c.; That the Commissioners on abuses in the Public Offices 

- ~ in 


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848 REVENU E——ROBBERIES. 
Teen 


Revenue—continued. 


in Ireland, in their First Report, declared their opinion that no person should be allowed to retire on his full salary, nor to retire on any 
pension, unless incapable ; That it appears from their Ninth Report, that the late Treasurer of the Post Office has been superannuated on 
full salary, after having been only eight years in office, &amp;c. ; That the House considers this grant as a marked departure from the salutary 
rales so laiddown, and a reprehensible violation of the principles of economy ; Previous Question thereupon negatived, Lxv. 207. 


21. Motion, That with a view of accelerating the period at which relief may be afforded to the country from a part of its burthens, a continued 
and vigilant superintendance ought to be exercised over the expenditure of the State in all its departments; Previous Question 
negatived, upon that and upon several other Motions relative to the Public Revenue, .xxv. 396. Resolutions relative to the gross 
amount of the ordinary Revenues of the United Kingdom ending the 5th of January 1819 and 5th of January 1818, 396, 397. Motion 
respecting the expense of managing and collecting the Revenues of the United Kingdom ; Withdrawn, 397. 


See Accounts, Public, 1. Accounts and Papers, 1477-1499. 1915-1922. 2362-2368. 3440-3449. 4275-4327- Com- 
mittees, 947-949. 967-984. Duties, 3. Finance. King, 45. Laws Expiring, 2. Petitions, 447. 
Supply, 4485. West Indies, 13. 


Revenues of the Crown :—see Accounts and Papers, 1236. 1238. 4396-7. Addresses, 194. Droits. 
Revenue Cutters :—sSee Accounts and Papers, 4321-4323- 

Revenue, Dublin :—see Accounts and Papers, 2003-4. 

Revenue Officers :—see Elections, 26. 

Reversion :—see Ofices in Reversion. 

Rewards on Convictions :—see Conviction Rewards. Petitions, 553- 


Reynolds, Anna Maria :——Bill for carrying into effect her bequest to the Sinking Fund; Ordered, xv. 386. Presented, 
396. Passed, 419. Not returned from the Lords.———Bill for directing the application of the residuary personal estates bequeathed 
by her tothe use of the Sinking Fund; Ordered, txx.15. Presented,17. &amp;. A. 57. 


Rezende, Brigadier General the Conde :—see House, 145. 


Rhenish Wine :—see Customs, 43. 


Ribbon Trade :——Petition of Ribbon Weavers of Coventry for a Bill for regulating their trade; Referred, LxX1II. 51. 
Not reported. See Committees, 1724. Petitions, 448. 
Rice: 
1, _ Bill for making provision for the entry and return voyages of certain ships which may import Rice or other Grain from the East Indies, and 


to authorize the importation of Rice or other Grain into Ireland in ships coming directly from the East Indies ; Ordered, tvt. 277. 
Presented, 288. R. a. 448. 


2. _ Bill for charging an additional duty upon Rice imported ; Ordered, txv1i1. 40. Presented, 44. R. A. 105. 
3. Bill to suspend the duties now payable on the importation of Rice and Indian Corn ; Ordered, Lxx11. 159. Not presented. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1570-1574. 1613-1616. 1619-20. 1643-1650. 4228-9. 4231-4233. 4328-4330. Coffee, 1. 
Committees, 206, 207. 985-987. 1152-1154. Excise, 1. Starch, 1. Supply, 471. 5097. West Indies, 8. 


Richmond Bridge : —see Accounts and Papers, 4331. 
Richmond, Duke of :—See Supply, 510. 


Richmond Lunatic Asylum (Ireland) :——see Accounts and Papers, 3240. Hospitals, 14. Petitions, 
696. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Right, Writs of :—see Appeals of Murder. 


Right of Election :—See Elections, 483-498. 767-769. 


Riots ‘——Bill for the more effectual punishment of persons destroying the properties of His Majesty’s subjects ; Ordered, Lxv1I. 350. 


Presented, 355. Printed, 362. Again printed, 445. Lords Amendment agreed to, 527. Rk. A. 533. See Accounts and Papers, 
4159. 4332. Committees, 988. 2022. Petitions, 449. Tumults. Watch and Ward. 


Riou, Captain Edward :—see Addresses, 515. 


Roads (Ireland): Bills relative to Roads in Ireland : 

1. To amend Act 32 Geo. III. ef the Parliament of Ireland, for more effectually keeping in repair the Post Roads in Ireland ; Ordered, Lx. 175. 
Instruction for enabling the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to advance money out of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland, on credit of Grand 
Jury Presentments, for making Post Roads, and to raise money by debentures, to form new lines of Road, 223. Bill presented ; printed ; 
226. R. A. 280. To amend said Act; Ordered, Lx1. 340. Presented; printed; 363. Lords Amendments considered, and 
further consideration adjourned for three months, 487-8. 

2. To amend said Act 45 Geo. III. c. 43, for amending the laws for improving the Post Roads in Ireland, and for rendering the conveyance of 
letters by His Majesty’s Post Office more secure ; Ordered, txviit. 487. Presented ; printed; 493. R. a. 668. 

3. To amend the laws relative to the making and repairing of Roads in Ireland, by the Presentments of Grand Juries; Ordered, Lx. 245. 
Not presented. 

4. To amend the laws respecting the accounting for money presented in Ireland, for repairing and building Roads and Bridges; Ordered; 
presented ; printed; Lx1. 457. R. a. 546. 

5. To amend the Irish Road Acts; Ordered, ux1v. 195. Presented; printed; 283. Again printed, 350. Re-committed, 363. Further 
proceedings upon Third reading adjourned, 379. Resumed; Bill passed; 383. R. a 398. To amend said Act; Ordered, 
Lxv.128. Presented; printed; 141. Re-committed to a Select Committee, 184. Bill again printed, 230. . a. 380. ‘To 
extend the provisions of said Act ; Ordered; presented; tXxviti. 522. Printed, 526. Rr. a. 630. 











6. To amend the laws relative to Turnpike Roads in Ireland ; Ordered, txvit. 493. Presented; printed; 516. Second reading put off for 
three months, 525. 


7. Toprovide for the temporary repair of the Mail Coach Roads in Ireland ; Ordered, txx1v. 310. Not presented. 5. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2005-6. Committees, 554. 989. Grand Juries. King, 102. Petitions, 451. 
Roads and Bridges in Scotland :——-See Accounts and Papers, 2809-2813. 3343-3345- Committees, 566. 1548. 
_ King, 76. Scotland, 3, 4. Supply, Key to Supply ; also, 5338. ‘ 


Robberies :—see Bieiching Grounds. Conviction Rewards. Navigable Rivers, 1. Stealing. 


Robertson, 



































































re) 


11. 


12. 


13. 


14. 
15. 


16. 


17. 
18. 


19. 


21. 


ROBERTSON——-ROMAN CATHOLICS. 


Robertson, James :—see Petitions, 246. 

Robertson, William :—see Petitions, 246. 

Robinson, Major General Edward Philips :—sce Howse, 121. 
Robinson, Major General Frederick Philips :—see House, 145. 


Rochefort Squad YON :——Motion for laying before the House a copy of the Journal or Log-book of Captain Dunn, com- 
manding His Majesty’s Ship Royal George, from 19 to 23 February 1807; Withdrawn; Six Motions relative to the Squadron off 
Rochefort under the command of Rear Admiral Sir Richard Strachan, in 1807 and 1808, and to the manner in which it was provisioned ; 
Previous Questions thereupon negatived, LX 111. 304. See Accounts and Papers, 3617-8. 


Rochester Bridge :——See Committees, 1725. 
Rock Salt :—see Muriatic Acid, 4. Salt, 6. 18-21. 


Rodney, Lord :—— Bill to enable His Majesty to continue a certain annuity to George now Lord Rodney, grandson of George 
Brydges Lord Rodney, in consideration of the eminent services rendered to His Majesty and the public by the said George Brydges 
Lord Rodney ; Ordered, x1. 506. Presented, 519. Rk. a. 567. See Commitees, 781. Messages, 79. 


Rogues and Vagabonds :——Bill to amend Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. c. 50, to extend the provisions of Act 17 Geo. III. to 
make more effectual the laws relating to Rogues and Vagabonds; Ordered, Lx x1. 445. Presented; printed; 477.. R. A. 521,——— 
Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the above Act (56 Geo. III. c. 130) ; Motion for adjourning debate, negatived ; Bill ordered ; 
LXXII. §6. Presented, 78. Motion for Second reading dropped for want of forty Members, 170. Second reading deferred, 175. 
Motion for now reading Bill Second time, negatived ; Second reading deferred ; 178. Not proceeded in. 


Rolls, Master of :—See Accounts and Papers, 1129. 2547. 3049-3051. Committees, 155. '735-737- Courts of 
Justice, 29-32. Elections, 442. Estates, 9. King, 88. Master of the Rolls. 
Rolls House Chapel :—see ‘Accounts and Papers, 4333. Supply, 3342. 


Rolls of Parliament, Index :—sce suppiy, Key to Supply. 
Roman Catholics : 


Petitions in favour of and against their claims, see Petitions, 452-464. 
Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to enable Roman Catholics, taking and subscribing the Declaration and Oath contained in Act 31 


Geo. III. to take the benefits given by Act 18 Geo. III. ; Referred to a Committee of the Whole House ; considered ; reported, and Bill 
ordered ; presented; Lv11I. 284. R. A. 331. 


Petition of Roman Catholics of Ireland presented 25 March 1805 ; To lie on the Table, rx. 169. Read; Motion for referring it to a Com- 
mittee of the Whole House ; Debate thereon adjourned ; tx. 266. Resumed; Motion negatived; 271. 


Bill to enable His Majesty to avail himself of the services of all His liege subjects in His naval and military forces, in the manner therein 
mentioned; Ordered ; presented; printed; tx11.209. Second reading deferred, 236, 338. Petitions against, to lie on the Table ; 
From Oxford University, 249. Cambridge University, 271. London Clergy, 313. Bill not proceeded in. 


Petition of Roman Catholics of Ireland, presented 23 May 1808; To lie on the Table, tx111. 359. Read; Motion for referring it to 
a Committee of the Whole House ; Motion for adjourning the debate, negatived; Motion for referring the Petition negatived; Lx111. 369. 


Petition of the Roman Catholics of Kerry, read ; Motion for referring it to a Committee of the Whole House ; withdrawn, ux111. 443. 


Petitions for repealing the laws against Roman Catholics, read ; Motion, that the Petitions be referred to a Committee ; debate thereon 
adjourned ; Lxv. 385. Further adjourned, 390. Resumed, and further adjourned, 412. Resumed, and Motion negatived, 446. 


Petition of the Roman Catholics of Ireland, presented 20 May 1811; To lie on the Table, txv1. 350. Read; Resolutions of 28 March 
and 26 April 1811, giving the thanks of the House to Lieutenant General Thomas Graham, to Lord Wellington, and the army in 
Portugal, read ; Motion for referring the Petition to a Committee of the Whole House, negatived; Lx v1, 391. 

Motion, That it be referred to a Committee to consider of the state of the laws imposing civil disabilities on His Majesty’s{subjects professing 
the Roman Catholic Religion ; Debate thereon adjourned; Lxvi1. 315. Resumed; ninth and tenth sections of Act William and Mary, 
Session 2. c. 2, and 5th article of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. IIL. c. 67, read; Motion negatived ; 318. 


Resolution, That the House will, early in the next session, take into its most serious consideration the laws affecting His Majesty’s Roman 
Catholic subjects in Great Britain and Ireland; To be laid before His Royal Highness the Prince Regent ; txvi1. 462. Report of its 
having been laid before the Prince Regent, 468. 


Ninth, tenth and eleventh sections of Act 2. sess. 1. Parl. Will. and Mary, c. 2, read; Motion for the Hovse to resolve itself into a Committee 
to take into consideration the laws affecting the Roman Catholics in Great Britain and Ireland ; Debate thereon adjourned ; Lxvrit. 238. 
Resumed, and further adjourned, 243,252. Resumed, and Motion agreed to, 256. Considered ; reported; and Bill ordered ; 297. 
See infra, 12. 

Bill for providing for the removal of the civil and military disqualifications under which His Majesty’s Roman Catholic subjects now labour ; 
Ordered, LXvi11.297. Presented; printed; 435. Committed, 480. Considered, 487. Further considered, 494. Further considered ; 
reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; Bill again printed; 502. Re-committed, and considered, 517. No Keport. 


Bill to declare Roman Catholics exempt from certain pains and penalties; From the Lords; Read, 603. Printed, 604. Committed, 628. 
Committee put off for three months, 634. 


Bill to relieve Roman Catholics from the operation of the Statute 25 Charles II. ; Ordered, txvit1. 634. Presented, 636. R. a. 658. 


Motion for appointing a Select Committee to examine and report the state of the laws affecting His Majesty’s Roman Catholic subjects 
within the realm ; Superseded by reading the other Orders of the day, Lxvitt. 474. 


Bill to remove doubts as to the provisions of Act of the Parliament of Ireland 33 Geo. III. c. 21, for the relief of the Roman Catholics 
of Ireland, in relation to the town of Galway ; Ordered, rx1x. 230. Presented; printed; 232. Second reading put off for six 
months, 334. 


Motion for the House to resolve itself into Committee to take into its consideration the state of the laws affecting them ; Negatived, Lx x. 341. 

Motion, That it is expedient that the Roman Catholic inhabitants of these realms should not be liable or subject to any laws for the 
limitation, charging or discovering of their estates real or personal, or touching the acquiring, enjoying, holding or disposing of property 
of any kind or nature, save such as the Protestant inhabitants of these realms are liable and subject to; Withdrawn, Lxx. 302. 


Motion, That the House will, early in the next session, take into its most serious consideration the state of the laws affecting His Majesty's 
Roman Catholic subjects in Great Britain and Ireland; Negatived, Lx x1. 387. 


Official papers relating to the regulation of the Roman Catholics in the several states of Europe and in the Colonies; Referred to a Select 
Committee, Lx x1. 408. See Committees, 1726. 


Motion for the House to resolve itself intoa Committee to take into its most serious consideration the state of the laws affecting His Majesty’s 
Roman Catholic subjects in Great Britain and Ireland ; Negatived, LX X11. 253. 


Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider the state of the laws by which oaths or declarations are required to be 
taken or made as qualifications for the enjoyment of offices, &amp;c. so far as the same affect His Majesty’s Roman Catholic subjects, &amp;c. 
negatived ; LX XIV. 393. 

See Accounts and Papers, 640. 4335-4348. 5474- Addresses, 354-363. Bank of Ireland, 7. Catholic Freeholds. 
Committees, 991, 992. 1726. 2063. Maynooth College. Militia, 50. Petitions, 452-464. Supply, Key 
to Supply, (Maynooth College,) also, 5216. Transubstantiation. 


Roman 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 10 F 








850 ; ROMAN CATHOLIC——RYE. 








Roman Catholic Bishops :—+ee Addresses, 355. 359. 363. 


Roman Catholic Ch apels :——Motion, That it is expedient to make provision for the punishment 6f any person who shall 
maliciously disturb any congregation assembled in. any Roman ‘Catholic Cliapel, ot shall assault any, Roman Catholic Clergyman in 
such Chapel whilst officiating therein ; Standing Order relative to Bills respecting religion read ; Motion withdrawn ; Lx xt, 431. 


Roman Catholic Seminary (Ireland) :—see Maynooth Cottege. 
Romney. and Sensible (Ships) :—see Accounts and Papers, 4002. 4008. 4010. 
Ropemakers :—See Petitions, 465. 

Roseau :—See Dominica. Supply, 1861. 

Ross, Major General Robert :—see addresses, 515. House, 114. 145. 
Rosslyn, Lieutenant General the Earl of :—see House, 109. 
Rotterdam :—See Accounts and Papers, 4349. King, 146. Supply, 3375. 
Rowley, Commodore Josias :—see House, 107. 


Royal Assents :—see King, 37, 38. 


Royal Bounty *——See Accounts and Papers, 225. 1255. 


&amp; 


1. 


2. 


Royal Burghs of Scotland : 


Petition for a Bill to alter, explain and amend certain Acts of the Parliament of Scotland plating to the communication of trade between 
the Royal Burghs and the Burghs of Barony and Regality, and other places in Scotland, and to render more effectual the relief granted 
to the Royal Burghs; Referred, Lx111. 122. Bill ordered, 205. Presented, 219. Petitions against; to lie'on the Table till Second 
reading ; From Beith, 244. Cromarty, 283. Dalry, 264. Greenock, 264. Paisley, 264. Stewarton, 233. Bill not proceeded in. 


Bill for the better regulating the mode of accounting for the common good and revenues of the Royal Burghs of Scotland; Ordered ; 
presented ; printed; Lxx111. 233. Petitions against, to lie on the Table; From Andrews, Saint, 346, rp. Brechin, 363, rp. Cupar, 
363, (P. 394.) Dundee, 350, Pr. Dunfermline, 318, Pp. Edinburgh, Corporation of Guildry of, 309. Edinburgh, Corporation ‘of 
Wrights of, 318, p. Edinburgh, Incorporation of Bonnet Makers of, 318, p. Edinburgh, Incorporation of Goldsmiths of, 309. 
Edinburgh, Merchants of, 309. Edinburgh, Members of the Guildry of, 309. Inverkeithing, 350, Pr. Inverness, 363, P. Irvine, 
318, rp. Perth, 414, rp. Stirling, 357. Second reading put off for six months, 330. 


Bill to regulate the mode of accounting for the common guod and revenues of the Royal Burghs of Scotland; Ordered, Lx xiv. 317. 
Presented; printed; 321. Second reading deferred, 346, 429. Petitions against; From Aberbrothock, 424. Aberdeen, 424, P 
Annan, 424. Arbroath, 424, Pr. Ayr, 431, P. Banff, 464, p.. Brechin, 424, P.. Brechin ; referred to Select Committee on Royal 
Burghs, 443. Burntisland, 441, rp. Campbeltown, 485, Pp. Cupar, 503, Pp. Dingwall, 589, rp. Dundee, 424, p. Edinburgh; 
teferred to Select Committee on Royal Burghs, 431, 443. Kirkcaldy, 441, Pp. Pittenweem, Anstruther, &amp;c. 461, Pp. Queensferry ; 
referred to Select Committee on Royal Burghs, 491. Selkirk, 454, P- Wigtoun; referred to Select Committee on Royal Burghs, 443. 
Bill not proceeded in. ; 


Report of 17 June 1793, from the Committee on Petitions respecting the Royal Burghs of Scotland ; Ordered to be re-printed, LX xtv. 341. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5378-5381. Addresses, 364. 514. Committees, 1532. 1727-1729. Gaols, 7. 
Petitions, 232. 466. 


Royal Can al (Trelan d) :——See Accounts and Papers, 1106-1110. 3490-1. Committees, 1652. Navigations, 2. 4-6. 


143-148. Petitions, 699. Supply, 8. Key to Supply. 
Royal F amily :——See Accounts and Papers, 4350-1. 5142-5145. Addresses, 38. 51. Committees, 782-787. 1731. 
ing, 6. 15-27. Messages, 81-92. Queen. Supply, 5219. 5401-2. 


Royal Institution :—see Companies, 59. 
Royal Military Canal :—see Mititary Canai. 
Royal Society :—see Petitions, 467. 

Royer, Mr. :—sSee Supply, Key to Supply. 
Rubrick : —see Clergy, 25, 26. 


Rudd, Rev. Mr. :—see Supply, 482. 


Rum :——Bill to allow a limited quantity of Rum to be exported to Guernsey and Jersey, from warehouses; Lxx11. 264. Presented, 
294. Committee deferred, 305, 351. Not proceeded in. See Accounts and Papers, 1764. 2473. 4352-4365. 4855. 4857. 4859, 
4860. 4863. 4879. Bermuda, 1. Committees, 609. 632. 639. 643. 848, 849. 993. 1082-3. 1575. 1579. 1581-2. Customs, 58. 
Excise, 2. Laws Expiring, 5. 19. Petitions, 708. Quebec. Spirits, 4.15. 43, 44. 54. 76. 82. Supply, 5407. 


Russia : 


Bill to render valid all Acts done in execution of three Orders in Council, relating to Bills of Exchange drawn by persons in Russia, and 
to freight of Russia, Swedish, and Danish Ships; Ordered, Lv1. 462. Presented, 469. R. a. 599. 


Bill for giving effect to certain engagements with the Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia, for furnishing certain pecuniary services ; 
Ordered, Lx1x. 51. Presented; printed; 71. R. a. 101. 


See Accounts aud Papers, 909. 2919. 3149. 3483. 4366-4401. sete 5411-12. 5518-19. 5536. Addresses, 39: 47, 48. 204. 
365-368. ommittees, 994, 995. 1267. Excise, 1 France, 3. House, 35. 39+ Messages, 93, 94. 
Netherlands. Peace, 1, 2. Supply, Key to Supply. 

Russia Company :—see Petitions, 688. 
Rutson, Ewart :—see spirits, 82. 
Ryan, Patrick : :——See Accounts and Papers, 4402. Addresses, 369. 


Rye, Oats, ey ee ee 
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11. 


12. 
18. 
14. 
15. 
16. 


17. 


18. 


19. 


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S. 
SABA, Isle of :—see Sugar, 21. 24. 
Sabbath: :—see Sunday. 
Safety Coaches (Matthew’s) :—see Stage Coaches, 6. 


Sail Cloth :——Bill to repeal part of Act 9 Geo. II. relative to the manufacture of Sail Cloth ; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; 


LXXV.271. R.A. 374. See Calicoes, 2. Committees, 629. 675. 996. 1578. East India Affairs, 43: - Laws irinj 
Petitions, 468. Fairs, 23 Expiring, 17. 


Sailors :—see Soldiers. . 
St. John, Major General :—see House, 126, 
Saintes (Islands) :—see Accounts and Papers, go. 
Salamanca :—See House, 175. 













Salaries :——See Accounts and Papers, 1282. 3726-7. 3730. 3733. 3749. 4403. Courts of Justice, 7 Judges, 2 


2. de 


i: 


Pensions, 3. Supply, 4760. 


Saleable Offices :—— See Supply, 2355. 


Salford *——See Justices of the Peace, 11. Sessions, 5. 
Salmon, Salmon Fisheries :—see Fis, 27. 33. 
Salt: Bills relative to Salt: 


To revive and continue so much of Act 41 Geo. III. as relates to permitting the use of Salt duty free in preserving of fish; Ordered 
Lv1I.12. Instruction for indemnifying persons who have issued or acted under any orders for delivering Salt duty free for the purposes 
in the said Act mentioned, 16. Bill presented, 17. R. a. 40. 

For permitting the exportation of Salt from the port of Nassau and other ports in the West Indies ; Ordered, L1x. 405. Presented, 412. 
R. A. 441. To continue said Act; Ordered, rx11.215. — Presented, 227. =n. 4.269. Ordered, xxv.158. Presented, 161. 
R. A. 214. To revive and continue said Act; Ordered, Lx x11. 340. Presented, 342. B.A. 418, ——— Further to continue 
said Act; Ordered, rxxtv.198. Presented, 204. Rk. a. 287.. 








For encouraging the exportation of Salt from Ireland; Ordered, ux11.811. Presented, 818. R.a.838. Petition from Proprietors 
of Salt Works, &amp;c. in the counties of Chester and Lancaster, praying that a Clause may be inserted directing that ‘all white Salt imported 
into Ireland, whether from Great Britain or any other country whatever, may pay equal duties; To lie upon the Table, 840. Bit 
not proceeded in. 


For allowing a drawback of the whole duty on Salt used in the manufacture of Oxygenated Muriat of Lime; Ordered, txv. 331. 
Not presented. 


For permitting the exportation to Newfoundland of foreign Salt duty free ; Ordered, Lxv. 373. Presented, 375. n. a. 482. 

For establishing certain regulations relative to Rock Salt delivered to the refiners ; Ordered, Lxv1.358. Presented, 367. Re-committed 
388. R.A. 433- a ’ 

For extending the allowance of the duty on Salt used in making Oxygenated Muriatic Acid; Ordered, ux vir. 462. Presented, 477. 
R.A. 517. 

For empowering the Commissioners of Excise to sell Salt séized duty free ;: Ordered; presented; Lxviit. 210. ‘R.A. 338. 


For allowing Salt to be delivered duty free for curing conger, polock, bream, ray and skate; Ordered, txvi11.622. Presented, 630. 
R. A. 658. | 


For charging an equalizing duty on Scotch Salt brought to England ; Ordered, LXIx, 83. Presented, 85. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 107. R.A. 114. 


To amend so much of Custom Duties Act as relates to the duties payable on Salt exported; Ordered, ux1x. 164, Presented, 169. R. a. 233. 
For allowing a drawback on Salt employed in making Muriatic Acid; Ordered, ux1x. 434. Not presented. 

To repeal the Excise Duties and Drawbacks upon Epsom Salt; Ordered, rxx. 418. Presented, 443. R. a. 468. 

For establishing certain regulations respecting Salt Refiners; Ordered, Lx x, 435. Presented, 443. Report put off for three months, 457. 


For altering and amending the laws of Excise with respect to Salt; Ordered, Lx x1. 405. Presented, 449. Committee put off for three 
munths, 466. 


To revive and continue so much of Act 41 Geo. III. sess. 1. ¢. 21, for allowing the use of Salt duty free in the curing of fish, &amp;c.; Ordered, 
txx. 436. Presented, 443. R. a. 469. 

For altering and amending the laws of Excise with respect to Salt and Rock Salt; Ordered, txx11. 192. Presented ; printed ; 200. 
Petitions against; From Barnesley, 208. Bigbury Bay, Proprietors and Adventurers in the Pilchard Fishery carried on in, 218. 
Cornwall, Fish Curers of, 205. Johnson, William, and others, 235. Ogg, George, 208. Plymouth, Merchants of, interested in the 
Pilchard Fisheries, 208. Preston, Edmund, 226. Maldon, 235. St. Helen’s, Proprietors of Coal Mines at, 244. Northwich, 244. 
Winsford, 248. Petition from Greenock. for provision, 213. Bill again printed, 257,291. Re-committed,291. Again re-committed, 
304. Lords Amendments agreed to, 410. R. a. 418. 


To repeal the duty upon Rock Salt delivered for feeding or mixing with the food of cattle, and imposing another duty ; Ordered, Lx x111. 
379. Presented, 387. R.A. 417. 


To alter aud amend certain Laws of Excise in respect to Salt and Rock Salt; Ordered, rxx1v. 445. Presented ; printed; 477. Again 
printed, 517. Re-committed, 543. R. a. 608. 


Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to equalize by weight the bushel on all Salt imported into Ireland ; Motion, that the said Motion 
be referred to a Committee of the Whole House ; Motion that the other Orders of the Day be now read; Motions severally withdrawn ; 
LVIII. 299. 


Motions for agreeing with the Committee of Ways and Means in certain Resolutions relative to duties on Salt ; Negatived, Lx111. 8g. 

Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House to consider of the duty on Salt imported into Ireland from Great 
Britain; Withdrawn, Lxtv. 361. — ; 

Motion for appointing a Committee to inquire into the laws relating to the Salt Duties ; Previous Question thereupon négatived, LX X11. 210. 


Motion respecting the pressure of the Salt Duties upon the lower orders of the community ; Previous Question thereupon negatived, 
LXXIVv. 368. 
See Accounts and Papers, 4404-4433. Bahama Islands. Committees, 301. 314. 615. 623. 635. 638. 644. 997-1023. 
15°76~7. 1580-1. 1583. 1733-1735- Customs, 47. Excise, 1,2. 11. 15. Fish, 22. ring, 9. 14. 24. 33- 
Muriatic Acid, 2-4. Petitions, 469. Smuggling, 4. Supply, Key to Ways and Means ; also 5403-4. archousing, 7. 


Salt-Fish : 


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852 SALT-FISH—SCHOOLS. | 


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Salt-F ish :——See Supply, 1988. 


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Salt- Petre &gt;——See Accounts and Papers, 3484. Committees, 1024. 1736. Treland, 9. King,117. __ Petitions, 606, 
Supply, 5228. 

Salts :—sSee Excise, 11. 

Sal vage &lt;——See Committees, 1025. Ships and Vessels, 5. 9. 


Sandhurst ¢( Lands) :—see King, 30. 

Sandon, Captain Huxley :—see Committees, 1355. Boum, 006, 
Sandown Bay Division :—see Accounts and Papers, 341. 5374. Petitions, 41. 
Santa Maria, Wood :—see Wo, 2. 

Sark, Isle of :—see Customs,3. Smuggling, 4. 

Saturday :—see Courts of Justice, 76. House, 73. 


s aumarez, Sir J ames :——Bill for granting an annuity of £. 1,200. to him, in consideration of his eminent services ; Ordered, 
LV111. 299. Presented, 302. R.a. 346. See Committees, 788. House, 137. 1'76. Messages, 95. 


Saving Banks: Bills relative to Saving Banks : 
1. For the protection and encouragement of Provident Institutions or Banks for Savings; Ordered, Lxx1.261. Presented ; printed ; 369. 
Again printed, 374. Re-committed; again printed; 449. Again re-committed, 475. Passed,513. | Not returned rom the Lords. 
Another Bill; Ordered, Lx x11. 31. Presented; printed; 65. Petitions against; From’ The Prudent Man’s Friend Society, 89. 
St. Paul, Covent Garden, 173.. The Hertfordshire Saving Bank, 183. Norwich Bank for Savings, 208. In favour; From Devon and 
Exeter Saving Bank, 268. Bill again printed, 216. Re-committed, 275. Passed, 303. Not returned from the Lords. —— 
Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 438. Report, 438. Another Bill ordered, 439. Presented ; printed; 440. R. a. 480. 
To amend said Act; Ordered; presented; LXx11I. 193. Petition of members of the Ilfracombe Friendly Society relating tu 
the Bill; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 247, Bill re- committed; again printed; 290. Again re-committed, 346. Read Third 
time ; further proceeding upon Third reading adjourned; 356. Further adjourned, 364. Resumed; Bill passed; 370... R. a. 402. 
To amend said Acts (57 &amp; 58 Geo. III.); Ordered, txxv.281. Presented, 291. Printed, 304. Re-committed ; again 
printed ; 366. Again re-committed, 413. Again printed, 414. rR. a. 468. : 











2. For the protection of Saving Banks in Ireland; Ordered, Lxx11.75. Presented; printed; 284. Passed, 342. Committee appointed to 
inspect Lords Journals, 438. Report ; and another Bill ordered, Lxx11. 439. Presented; printed; 440. R.A. 474. 


3. For the protection of Banks for Savings in Scotland; Ordered, Lxx111. 196. Presented; printed; 311. Second Reading put off for 
three months, 345. Petition of Edinburgh Society for the Suppression of Begging against ; To lie on the Table, 350, (P. 362.) ——— 
Another Bill; Ordered, Lxxiv.257. Presented, 261. Printed, 267. Re-committed ; again printed; 323, 453. R. a. 608. 


See Accounte and Papers, 4434-443°- 

Sawley, Curacy :-—-see Petitions, 77. 

Scaleboard :—see Suppiy, 4519. 

Scarborough, Island of Tobago :—see West Indies, 1. 


Scheldt: 


1... Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House to inquire into the policy and conduct of the late Expedition to 
the Scheldt ; Previous Question proposed; Motion for adjourning debate, uegatived ; Previous Question resolved in the affirmative ; 
Main Question agreed to; LXV. 13. See Committees, 1026. 

2. Motion, That on 28 July 1810, an Armament consisting of 39,000 land forces, 37 sail of the line, &amp;c. sailed on the expedition to the 
Scheldt, having for its object the destruction of the enemy’s ships at Antwerp, Flushing, or on the Scheldt, and of the dock yards at 
Antwerp, Terneuse and Flushing, the reduction of Walcheren, and rendering the Scheldt no longer navigable; Debate thereon adjourned; 
Lxv. 220. Resumed; Amendment proposed thereto; debate thereon adjourned; 224. Further adjourned, 228. Resumed, and 
further adjourned, 232. Resumed; Question amended ; Main Question put, and Resolution, That the House taking into consideration 
the importance of destroying the Arsenals in the Scheldt, &amp;c. is of opinion, that His Majesty’s Ministers were justified in applying the 
naval and military means of the country to that object, &amp;c.; 235. Two Motions, That Flushing surrendered on 15 August 1810, 
whereby Walcheren was reduced, and that on 27 August all attempts on the fleet and arsenals at Antwerp was declared impracticable ; 
That the destruction of the arsenal, &amp;c. at Flushing having been effected on 11 December, Walcheren was on 23d December evacuated, 
and the expedition ended ; Previous Questions thereupon negatived, 236. 





3. Resolution nem. con. That it does not appear that the failure of the Expedition is imputable to the Army or Navy, Lxv. 236.—&lt;——Motion, 
That about 19 August a malignant disorder shewed itself among the troops, and that on 8 September the number of sick amounted to 
upwards of 10,948 men; Previous Questions negatived on that and two other Motions; Motion, That the Expedition was undertaken 
under circamstances which afforded no hopes of success, negatived, 236. Motion, That Sir Eyre Coote did, on g September, make 
an official Report on the state of Walcheren, representing that Ministers would be best judges of the propriety of keeping the Island, 
and that the acvantages must be great which could compensate the loss of lives the retention must occasion ; Amendment proposed by 
leaving out words to add other words ; Qnestion that the words proposed to be left out stand part, negatived ; Question that the other 
words be added; Amendment proposed thereto, and not made; Question put, that the other words be added; Resolved in the affirmative ; 
Main Question put, and Resolution, That the House sees with the deepest regret the loss of lives occasioned by the sickness of the 
Army, yet considering the importance of Walcheren, is of opinion, that no blame should be imputed to Ministers for not having at an 
earlier period advised its evacuation, 236.—&lt;——Five other Motions ; previous Questions negatived thereon ; Motion, That the conduct 
of His Majesty's advisers calls for the severest censure of the House, negatived, 237. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3629-3636. 4439-4458. 5521. Addresses, 371. 565+ Amendments, 41. Chatham, Earl of. 
Committees, 1026. 1362. 1737. Questions, 9. 26. Supply, 2359. 


Scholes, Benjamin :—see Petitions, 246. 


_ . . 
Schools, Schoolmasters : Bills relative to Schools and Schoolmasters : 
1. For bettering the condition of Schoolmasters in Scotland; Ordered, Lv11. 591. Presented, 615. Committed, 623. Considered ; reported ; 
637. Further consideration of Report put off for a month, and Bill as amended to be printed, 638. Not proceeded in. 


2. For making better rovision for the Parochial School Masters, and for making further regulations for the better government of Parish 
Schools in ad; Ordered, nv1i1. 384. Presented; printed;.390. Committed to a Select Committee ;- power to send for persons, 
papers and records; 403. R. a. 494. 


3. To revive and amend Act of the Parliament of Ireland, relating to Schools in Ireland; Ordered, 1x1. 411. Presented, gee. . A. 560. 
4. Petition 











Schools, Schoolmasters : Bills relative to Schools and Schoolmasters—continued. 
Petition for a Bill for raising.a fund for the relief of the widows and children of the Burgh and Parochial Schoolmasters im Scotland ; 


Petition for leave to present Petition tor vesting a Schoolhouse and premises in Londonderry in trustees to be sold, and for a 


Jo TSCHOOLS—-SCOTLAND. 





Referred, Lx11. 124. Bill ordered, 215. Presented; printed; 297. Committed, 313. Petition renewed, and Bill ordered, 604. 
Presented, 634. R. a. 831. ; : ie &gt; ie dae’ 


See 7 lying the 
purchase money in building another Schoolhouse; Leave given; Petition offered; King’s consent signified; Petition broug Sco ees 


and referred; Lx111. 324. Bill ordered, 351. Presented, 357. Petition for the Bill to go through its different stages without requiring 
the usual number of days, 370. Bill to be ingrossed, 471. Not proceeded in. Another Petion offered ; King’s consent signified ; 
Petition brought up; read, and referred; Lx1v.g. Bill ordered, 13. Presented, 17. R. a.306. To enable His Majesty to 


vest the right of appointment of Master of Londonderry Free School in the Bishop of Derry; Ordered; presented; printed; Lx111. 336. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 428. Rk. A. 450. . 





For enabling tenants in tail and for life, &amp;c. to grant leases for the endowment of Schools ; Ordered, Lxv. 137. Presented; printed ; 235. 


_R. A. 402. 


For the appointment of Commissioners for the regulation of the several endowed Schools of public and private foundations in Ireland ; 


Ordered; presented; printed; LXv111.103. Petition of John Lord Baron Tara against, 363. Bill again printed, 506. Re-committed, 
552. Lords amendments agreed to, 649. rR. a. 656. To amend and explain said Act; Ordered; presented; printed ; 
Lx1x. 362. Passed, 392. Not returned from the Lords. 





Three Motions, That the proper regulation and government of the Schools already existing in Ireland, and the general extension of the 


blessings of education to all classes of His Majesty’s subjects by more numerous estublishments is a matter of great public concern ; 
That the researches of the Commissioners appointed by 46 Geo. III. furnish valuable materials for this undertaking ; ‘That the House 
will proceed next session to carry into effect that great national work ; Previous Questions thereupon negatived ; Lxv11. 465. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2334-2338. 4223-4. 4459. Committees, 1027, 1028. Education. Petitions, 302. 357- 
Poor, 14. Supply, 4257. 4435- 


Scotland. 


[Note. The Bills here entered relate only to the Caledonian Canal and to the Highland Roads and Bridges ; For other matters relative 
to Scotland, search for the respective titles of those matters in like manner as for matters relative to Great Britain.] 








Bill for granting £. 20,000. towards defraying the expense of an inland navigation from the Eastern to the Western Sea by Inverness and 


Fort William ; Ordered, tv111. 589. Instruction to make provision for taking the necessary steps towards executing the said naviga- 
tion, 589. Bill presented; printed; 597. R. a 636. Petition for a Bill for carrying into further execution the purposes of 
said Act; Referred, L1x. 91. . Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 127. Read again and re-committed, 136. Reported; leave 
granted for notices; 139. Bill ordered; Committee to report on notices; 140. Report read again and referred to a Committee of the 
Whole House; 219. (See Committees, 565.) . Report on Petition referred to the Committee of Supply, 241. See Supply, 52. 868. 





. Bill for making further provision for making and maintaining an-inland navigation fron the Eastern to the Western Sea; Ordered, 11x. 


220. Instruction to make provision pursuant to resolution of Committee of Supply for granting £.50,000 towards defraying the 
expense of the inland navigation; Bill presented; 244. R. A. 372. 


Bill for granting £.20,000. to be applied towards making Roads and building Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland ; Oadered, tv111. 516. 


Instruction for enabling the proprietors of Land in Scotland, to charge their estates with a proportion of the expense of making Roads and 
Bridges, 520. Bill presented, 522. Printed, 524. R. a. 578. Bill for maintaining in repair certain Roads and Bridges ‘in 
the Highlands of Scotland; Ordered; presented ; printed; Lxv. 354. R. A. 448. 





Bill for maintaining and keeping in repair certain Roads and Bridges made in Scotland for the purpose of military communication ; Ordered; 


Lx1x. 126. Presented; printed; 127. Again printed, 171. Re-committed; again printed; 331. R. a. 472.——-—— Bill to amend 
said Act; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxx.179. Re-committed, 390. R. A. 437. Bill to repeal said Acts (54 and 55 
Geo. III.) and to make othe provisions relating thereto; Ordered; Lxx1v. 317. Presented;-printed; 318. Petition from Ross 
against, 352. Instruction to make provision for the payment of £.5,000. in 1819, to the Commissioners of Roads and Bridges, to be 
applied in maintaining and keeping in repair certain Roads and Bridges in Scotland, and a like sum of £.5,000, annually for the same 
purpose, 556. Bill again printed, 579. Lords amendment agreed to,635. RB. a. 639. 





Motion, That the.copy from the Public Record of the county of Banff, of a letter signed “‘ C. Hope,” and also a letter of recommendation 


from the Sheriff Substitute of the said county, signed “ Geo. Forbes,” be read; and the Lord advocate being in his place, the said paper 
was read, and he was heard, and then he withdrew; Motion, That it appears to the House that the conduct of the Right honourable 
Charles Hope, Lord Advocate of Scotland, in writing the said letter has been oppressive, illegal, and contrary to his official duty ; 
Superseded, by reading the other Orders of the day, L1x. 360. 


Motion, That the Lords of Session, the Judges of the Court of Justiciary, and Barons of the Exchequer be directed to cause to be presented 


a statement of such parts of the statute law of Scotland as the courts of Justice of Scotland have declared to be in desuetude, and no 
longer binding; Previous Question thereupon negatived, Lx x111. 363. 

See Accounts and Papers, 4460, 4461. 5378-5381. 5396. 5479. 5492- 5522 5571. 5596, 5597. 5615. 5644. 5652. Acts of 

.!  Parhament, 3.8.17. 25. Addresses, 97. 103. 141..168. 173, 174. 176. 184. 199. 244. 254. 331, 332. 364. 377. 478. 

604. 617. 635. Aliens, 6. Amendments, 32. Aqua Vite. Assessed Taxes, 5, 6, 18. 21. 25. Bakers, 2. 

Banishment. Bank of Scotland. Bleaching Powder, 2. Bridges, 3. . Caledonian Asylum, Calico 

Printers, 1. 3. Child Murder. Churches and Chapels, 9. Church Benefices. Clergy, 18-24. Committees, 

11. 76. 138. 166, 167. 175-177. 225, 226. 276-279. 282. 337-339. 348. 491. 512. 519. 523, 524. 561. §65, 566. 594-596. 

598. 661-664. 685. 829. 965, 966. 1023. 1027, 1028. 1079. 1102-1109. 1112. 1116, 1123. 1128. 1132. 1162. 1164. 1985. 

1406. 1442. 1447-.1451.. 1488. 1489. 1503. .1506.. 1519. 1521. 1529-1532. 1547,. 1548. 1555-1579. 1586. 1596.-1613. 


1689. 1727-1729. 1862. Copyright, 2, 3. Corn, 9. 30, 31. Corporations, 1. Cotton, 311. Cotton 
Weavers, .2. Courts of Justice, 6-8. 37-39. 68-73. Creditors, 1, 2. Customs, 23. 36. Defence of the, Realm, 8, 
Duties, 1. Elections. 127. 144 145. 160-162. 202-204. 208-210. 212, 224. 516. 557. 578. 580. 589. 591. 593- 597- 
615.619. 628. 633-635. 641. 643. 653. 675. 702. 828. Exchequer Buildings. . Excise, 11. 18.32, 33+. Ferries, 1=3. 5. 
Fish, 6. 34. Game, 5. -- Gaols, 6, 7. Hares, 2. Hawkers, 2. Highland Improvements: . . House 41. 
Indemnity, 19. Indictments. Instructions, 11. 16. 53. 56.79. 105. 106. 117. 123. 173. 179. 184, 185. 224. 226, 
227. 232. 242-244. 251. 265, 266. 273. 275. 278. 324. 333, 334- 338, 339- 414- 418, 419. 434 436. 453 454- 472. 
482. 493. Journals, 48. ., . Judges, 3-5. Juries, 1, 2. Justice, 1. Justice General of Scotland. King, 
42. 48. 56. 59. 76. 81, 82. 99. 101.103. 115. 118.123. . Labourers. 3. Law Proceedings. Laws Expiring, g. 
Leather, 1. _ Light Houses, 1-3. 7. Linen, 7,8. _.; Lord Advocate of Scotland. Lunatics, 7, 8. Malt. 
1.11. 21. Members, 56. 103. Military Force, 3. 8. Militia. 2, 5. 17. 29. 44. 67. 69, 75. Mint. 
Navigations, 1.7. 141, 142. 149. . Offices, 5. Paper, 12. Pensions, 5. Petitions, 3, 4. 18, 19. 48. 51. 


77.89. 103, 104. 109. 113. 116-118, 121, 122. 129. 133-135- 138. 156. 191, 192. 194, 195- 208. 225. 273. 297, 298. 300. 
307. 322, 324-326. 331, 332. 338. 358. 365, 366. 379. 389-392. 424-426. 429. 431. 435- 439-496. 468, 469. 496. 501, 
502. 506. 508-511. 513- 515- 528. 537- 542. 555-568. 576. 584. 588. 599. 603. 616. 632-634. 662. 702. 769-772. 786, 
,799- Poor, 51, 142. Postage, 17. Questions, 67.79, 116. 166. 241. 343- 382, 383- 401. 417. 436. 481. 532. 819. 


Records, Public, 1, 2. _ Reports, 5. 17. 21. 23. 27-29- 39- 77+ 127- 195. 256. 270, 271. . Revenue, 11. Royal 
Burghs. Saving Banks, 3. Schools, 1, 2. Securities,2. _ Spirits, 2. 5. 13. 16. 28, 29. 39. 41. 61. 65. 67. 71. 73. 
Statute Law of Scotland. Stipends. Supply, 38. 42. 47. 52.86. Key to Supply. Key to Ways and Means; 
also, 5223. 5338, 5339- 5418. 5496. 5527. Theatres, 4. Turnpikes Roads, 18. 


Sculpture 


‘*- GEN. INDEX LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) + 10G 































































SCULPTURE--SEDITIOUS: PRACTICES. 





Scul ture :——Petition for Bill to repeal Act: 38 Geo. Ifl. for encouraging the art of making Aew models and cast cia busts; &amp;e:; 
» LXIx. 25. Bill ordered, 68. Presented, 131.’ Lords Amendments agreed to, 275+ R. A. 2793" 


Sea :—sec Courts of Justice, 5. ° Offences, 2. 


Sea Policies:——see Accounts and Papers, 4462. Committees, 583. Insurances, 3-5. 
Sea Service :—see Naty, 14. 

Sea Water Baths :—see Batis. 

Seal, Privy, of Scotland :—see Accounts and Papers, 3319. 


Seal Skins :——See Accounts and Papers, 4463. Committees, 623. 642. 1577, 1582. Laws Expiring, 14. 33. 
Petitions, 471. 701. . 
Seamen : 
1. Bill to reduce the allowance of spirits, tea and tobacco to Seamen on board ships making short voyages; Ordered, Lxx11. 258. Presented, 
265. R.A. 354. 


2. Bill to facilitate the recovery of the wages of Seamen in the Merchant's service ; Ordered, Lxx1y. 349. Presented ; printed; 425. Again 
printed, 477. R. a. 608. 


See Hrepen Pthor : - “Sepp K Sap _ Greenwich Chest. Greenwich Hospital. Navy. Petitions, 472. 
Seamen’s Wills :—See Navy, 19 

Seceding Ministers :—see Accounts and Papers, 3417. Supply, Key to Supply. 

Secret Committees :—sSee Committees, 1356-1365. 


Secret Papers ‘——See Accounts and Papers, 1950. 4332. 4486-4489. 4810. Committees, 1358, 1359- 1362. 1365. 1889. 


Reports, 279. 
Secret Services :——Motion for appointing a Committee to inquire into the expenditure of Secret Service Money in Ireland, 
Negatived, Lx. 293. See Accounts and Papers, 4464-5. Committees, 1034. Navy, 56-58. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Secretaries of State : 

1. Motion, That one of His Majesty's Principal Secretariesof State did, in the course of debate, read to the House certain papers, none of which 
were then laid before the House, and for the production of some of which the House had since thought it right to refuse to address His 
Majesty; and the House being informed that the said Motion related to parts of letters and dispatches having been read by Mr. Secretary 
Canning in his place on a certain day ; Mr. Canning was heard in his place and withdrew; Question again proposed, and Motion super- 
seded by reading the other Order of the Day ; ux111. 149. 


2. Motion for an Address for placing the Departments of the Secretaries of State upon the footing « on which they stood in 1793; Negatived, 
Lxx1. 266. 


3. Motion for appointing a Committee to take into consideration the business now remaining to be executed by the Secretary of State for the 
War and Colonial Department, and report their opinion whether the continuaice of the’ same be any longer necessary; Negatived, 


LX XII. 220. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1194. 2549. 2566-7. 3742. 3748. 4466-4484. 5032-3. 5308. Addresses, 618. Elections, 586. 
Supply, Key to Supply. Warehousing, 5. 


Secretary at War :——See Accounts and Papers, 3337. 4485+ Volunteers, 7. 
Secretary for Ireland :—see Irctand, 96. 


Securities : 

1. Bill to regulate the taking of Securities in all offices in respect to which security ought to be given; Ordered. rxv.285. Presented; 
printed; 416. R. a. 499. ——— To explain and amend said Act; Ordered, Lxvit. 207. Presented; printed; 211. Again 
printed, 302. R.A. 415. 

®. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to extend to Scotland and Ireland the provisions of Act 50 Geo. III. c. 85, respecting Securities for 
offices; Withdrawn, LX XIV. 134. 


See False Pretences. France, 7. Indemnity, 17. 
Security *——See Defence of the Realm. 
Sederunt, Acts of :— See Accounts and Papers, 2565. 4507-8. 4515. Addresses, 372. Petitions, 1. 


Seditious [iibels :—seo Lite. Newspapers, 2. 


Seditious Meetin gs: Bills relative to Seditious Meetings : 

. | To revive and continue Act for preventing Seditious Meetings and Assemblies ; Ordered; presented; Lv1. 278. R. a. 334, 

To amend Act 39 Geo. III. c. 79. relating thereto; Ordered, Lx1v. 324. Presented; printed; 339. Second reading deferred, 363, 394- 
Not proceeded in. 

8. For the more effectual prevention of Seditious Meetings and Assemblies ; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; Lx x11. 103. Again printed, 136. 
Re-committed, 150. Again printed, 153. Agreed to by the I ords, with Amendments ; Amendments to be printed; 188. Amend- 
ments considered, one disagreed to, the rest agreed to with Amendments, 194-6. Committee appointed to draw up reasons to be offered 
to the Lords at a Conference; Report of Reasons; agreed to; Conference to be desired with the Lords thereupon ; 196. Lords agree 
to a Conference ; Managers appointed ; Conference held, and Report; 197. Lords do not insist on their Amendment, and agree to those 

_. made by the House, 198. k. a. 198. 

‘To make perpetual certain parts of Act 36 Geo. III. for the safety and preservation of His Majesty’s person and government against 
treasonable and seditious practices and attempts, and for the safety and preservation of the person of His Royal Highness the Prince 
Regent against treasonable practices and attempts; Ordered; presented ; coma: LXXII. 103. Lords Amendnients agreed to, 157- 
R. A. 164. 

5. For the more effectually preventing Seditious Meetings and Assemblies; Ordered ; presented; printed; txxv.15. Again printed, 23. 

ie a. her ayeurg to limit the duration of the Bill to five years, &amp;c. ; 28. Bill again printed, 46. Lords: Amendments agreed 
®. - Petitions of inhabitants of Manchester and Salford, and of several other persons read; Motion, That this House taking into consideration 
the Report of the Committee of Secrecy, &amp;c. so far as the same refers to instances in which the language and conduct of persons said to 
be employed for the purpose of detecting may have had the effect of encouraging criminal eter is of opinion that it is the duty of the 
‘House fully to investigate the extent of the same; Negatived, LXx11I. 135. _ 

See Accounts and Papers, 4486-4489. Addresses 40. Amendments, 47. _ Committees, 1363-1365. Habeas Corpus. 

: House, 28. __ Messages, 96, 97. etitions, 473. 
Seditious Practices s—r~=—See Accounts and Papers, 4486-7. Petitions, 474. Printers, 3. Seditious Meetings. 


Seditious 


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‘SEDITIOUS ‘WRITINGS-—— SESSIONS. 855 
| 
Seditious Writings :—see Accounts and Papers, 4597. Addresses, 981. : 
Seduction from the Army and Navy :—see Army, 26-29. 
Seeds :—— Bill for charging an.additional duty.on certain Seeds imported; Ordered, Lx x. 423.. Presented, 461. . R. Ad 469. See 


Accounts and Papers, 4490-1. . Committees, 305. 623..642. 1738. Laws Expiring, 14. Petitions, 441; Rape Seed 
Seed Corn :—see Corn, 14. Indemnity, 9 


Seisins, Registry of. :—see Accounts and Papers, 4492. 

Seizures s——See Accounts and Papers, 4493-4595. 4826, 4831. Customs, “2. 32. Silk, 6. 
“Sellers, James :— see Petitions; 246. : 

Sensible and Romney (Ships) :—see Accounts aad Papers, 4002. 4006. 4010. 

Separatists :—see Petitions, 475. 

Septinsular Republic :—see Accounts and Papers, 4401. Addresses, 373. 


Serjeant at Arms and his Officers :—See diresses, 496. Attorney General, 3. 
ders, 71, 72. 76. 78. Supply, Key to Supply. 


.Sermons :—Thanks of the. House given for Sermons preached before the House, and the Preachers desired to print them ; Lv1¢37-— 


LVII. 533-—LIX. 299. — Lx. 76. — Lx1. 62. — LXM, 92, 175+ — LXU1. 38, 78,—-LX1v. 17, 34.—Lxyv. 18, sme 63, 192.— 
LXVII. 100.—LXVIII. 300. Sce House, 133-135- $19-314- 


Servants : Bills relative to Servants : . 
“1. For settling disputes between Masters and Workmen, and also between Masters and Mistresses of families, and menial and. domestic 
Servants; Ordered, Lv1.3g0. Presented; printed; 420. Again printed, 526. Passed, 573. Not returned from the Lords. 
2. Todeclare that the provisions of Act of the Parliament of Ireland, 33 Hen. VIII. relating to Servants Wages, shall extend to all counties 
of cities and counties of towns in Ireland; Ordered, x11. 266. Presented, 289. rR. a. 364. 
3. To amend Act 20 Geo. II. c. 19, and to enable Justices of the Peace, at their Quarter Sessions, to allow further costs than they are by 


law now empowered to grant, in cases of appeal respecting dispates*and differences between Masters and Servants ; Ordered, LX1v. 141. 
Presented ; printed ; 329. Not proceeded in. 


House, 285-311. 


See Accounts and Papers, 876. 878. 890. 894. 897. 899- Assessed Taxes, 7. 9.11. 14. 17. 22, 23, 26. Committ 
Embezzlement, 2. Horses. Labourers, 4, 5- Supply, Key to W, ays and Muah, also. "Hog. 5207-5209. 173 
Servants of King George III. and Queen Charlotte :—see supply, Key to Supply ; also, 5343. 
Services, ‘Public :——See Accounts and Papers; 4506. ~ Addresses, 33: 374. Services’ Public. 


Session, Court of (Scotland) :—see Courts, 68-73. 





Sessions. — 
I. Public Bills relative to.General or Quarter Sessions; 1, 2.. 


-Il. Petitions for Bills relative to General or Quarter Sessions,..and 
-. Proceedings thereon; 3—5. 


Tt Incidental Proceedings; 6. 2 bik sinless 








I. Public Bills relative to General or Quarter Sessions : 


1. For regulating the time of holding the Michaelmas Quarter Sessions; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxrx, 318. R. Ay 413.————To 
empower Magistrates to divide the Court of Quarter Sessions ; Ordered, LXXIV.147. Presented ; printed ; 153. Again printed, 203. 
Re-committed; printed; 250. Again re-committed, 275. R. a. 458. 


‘2. To regulate thé times of holding the General Sessions of the Peace iu Ireland; Ordered ; presented ; printed; Lxx1v. 557. . ‘Passed, 603. 
- Not returned from the Lords. i&lt; 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Genert or Quarter Sessions, and’ Proceedings 


thereon: 


3. ‘Essex :—For holding the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace at ‘Cobeitieter' Referred, Lx xv. 34. Bill ordered, 49.’ Presented, 64. 
Petition against, to lie upon the Table, and to be printed, go. Petition for Bill renewed, and referred, 180. Bill ordered, 226. Presented, 
249. Petition against, (273, Pp.) 330. Petitions in favour, 317, 321,324,330. Second reading put off for six months, 331. +, 


4. Lincoln: -—Bill to enable the Justices of the Peace for the several parts of Lindsey, Kesteven and Holland, constituting the three 
divisions of the county of Lincoln to hold a General Session, or to adjourn their respective Quarter Sessions to and from the County 
Hall at Lincoln, for settling or regulating the expenses of the gaol of the said county, and for other purposes; Ordered, Lx1v. 36. 
Presented, 178. Committed, 202. Not proceeded in. See Court Houses, 13. ; 


“5. Salford :—For leave to present’a Petition to empower the Justices of the Peace in the Hundred of Salford in the couuty of Lancaster, to 
raise a salary to be paid to the Chairman of the Quarter Sessions ; Leave given ; Petition presented and referred ; Lx. 139. _ ordered, 
147. Presented, 156. Petition in favour, 247. Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 271, R.A. 431. 


III. Incidental Proceedings : : 


6. Leave granted for notices of application for Private Bills to be given,—At the next santos; LXVIl. irepinl the: next Quarter Sessions ; 
LX1. 169, 253, 256.—LX1X. 79.—LX XIV. 136.—LxxV,201.—--—At the ensuing Quarter Sessions ; LX VIII. 107.—»—-At the next 
general Quarter Sessions ; Lv111. 262,.—Lx1. 131.—Lx11. 62,—LXIV. 194.—-LX VI. 78.—LX VII. 19.—LX1X. 73.-—-LXX. 42.—-LX XIII. 
132.—Lxx1v. 67.—Lxxv. 50, &amp;c. At the next adjourned or general Quarter Sessions ; LVI. 255 ———-At the next or second 
adjourned Quarter Sessions ; LX Xv. 201. ——_— At the next Epiphany Quarter Sessions; LXVIII. 48.—Lxx, §8.—LXKXIV. 35, 41.— 
LXXV. 43, 61. At any adjournment of the late Epiphany Quarter Sessions, or at the ensuing Easter Quarter Sessions; LxXiv. 115, 
121, 128, At the next Easter Quarter Sessions; v1. 179.—LVI. 118.—LVIII. 219.—LIX. 135-—LX. 173.—L XI. 29,— LXIII. 
116.—Lx1v. 16.—LXVI. 243.—LXVIIL. 54.—LXX. 82,——-Lx x1. 26,—LX XIII. 7§.— Lx xiv. 136, &amp;c. At the next Easter Quarter 
- Sessions, or at any adjourament thereof; Lx xiv. 184, At any adjournment of the late Easter Quarter Sessions, or the ensuing 
Midsummer Quarter Sessions ; Lx xv; 216.—=—At the next Christmas Quarter Sessions;’ Lvi1t, 94. 103.—Lx xv. "71. 
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t. ~ Sessions 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 





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Scat ites : 
Bolton, Great; see Pavings, 35. 
Ely ; Petition for Bill for erecting a new Sessions House and House of Correction at Ely; Referred, rx xv. 145. Report ; to lie u a4 the 
Table, 178. 


I. 


1. 


2. 


6, Moulsey, East, to Ravensborne :—For making new Sewers; Referred, ux111.110. Not reported. 


Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered; 203. Presented, 248. Lords Amendments agreed to, 495. &amp;.‘a. 


Kesteven (Lincoln) ; Petition for Bill for erecting a Sessions House for the parts of Kesteven; Referred, xxxv.40. Not reported. 

Lewes; see Court Houses, 12. 

ee (Lincoln); Petition for Bill to enable the Justices of the Peace to purchase a Sessions Hoyse; Referred, 1.x x1¥. 79. . Not 
report 


Leave granted for notices of application for Private Bills to be affixed on doors of Sessions Houses; LVIII. 397.—L1xX. 139..—LX. 119.— 


LXI. 131.—LXIV. 122.—LXV. 192.—LXVI. 78.—LXVII. 19.—LX VIII. 48.—LXxIX, 78.—Lxx. 66.-L¥x1, 32.—LX XU, }05.— 
LXXIII, 21.—LXXIV. 35.—LXXV. 47, &amp;c. 


See Court Houses, 2, 3. 


Settlements :—See Poor, 21. 31. 36. 44. 48. 54. 139. 144. 146. 
Seven Oaks Division, Kent :——See Accounts and Papers, 884. 4510. Committges, 1741. 


Severn Coal Trade :—sSee Coais, 28. 


Sewage :——Bill to prevent the cutting or destroying any work for the improvement of Sewage of Marsh Lands; Ordered, 1x x11. 
394. Presented; printed; 408. Committee put off for six months, 430. 


Sew ell 9 Dr. :——See Accounts and Papers, 85. 





Sewers. 





Public Bills relative to Sewers ; 1, 2. 
II. Petitions for Bills relative to Sewers, and Proceedings thereon ; 


3—8. 





I. Public Bills relative to Sewers: 


For explaining and amending Act 6 Hen. VIII. c. 10, and ad other statutes now in force concerning Commissions of Sewers ; Ordered, 


LX XIV. 590. Presented; printed; 607. Not proces 


For explaining and amending the statutes now in force « concerning Commissioners 6f Sewers; Ordered, xxv. 404. Presented; Second 


i put off for three months ; Bill to be printed; 408. 


II. Pétitions for Bills relative to Sewers, and Proceedings thereon: 
8. Finsbury, Hallowell and Holborn (Middlesex) :—To explain and amend ist Referred, ux 1%. 69.’ Report re-com- 


mitted, 112. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 120. Presented, 146. Petitions against, 162, 252, 258. In favour, 252, 
282, 323. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 268. Time enlarged for Report, 298. Bill passed, 323. Committee 
appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 378. Report, 383. Petition and Report again read, and another Bill ordered ; presented ; 385. 
Lords Amendments agreed tu, 494. R. A. 500. 


4. London :—To consolidate the provisions of several Acts for making Vaults, Drains and Sewers, and for Paving, &amp;c. the streets ; 
~ Referred, 11x. 66. Not reported. See Pavings, 133- 


_ 6. Middlesex :—To enlarge the powers and extend the jurisdiction of the Commissioners in that county, and in the city of Westminster ; 


Referred, 1x11. 94. Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 117. . a. 246. 





For making new, 
and amending the present Sewers; Referred, Lx1v. 37. Bill ordered, 53. Presented, 154. Petitions against, 199, 258, 294, 308, 


© 317, 328. Committee to send for persons, papers and Records, 269. Bill reported, and Report to lie upon the Table, 290. _ Report 


further considered ; Motion for calling in Counsel dropped for want of forty Members; 322. Further consideration.of Report deferred, 
322. Report further considered; Motion for calling in Counsel negatived, 344. R. a. 408. For, enlarging powers of Act ; 
Referred, Lxv.55+ Bill ordered, 169. Presented, 188. Petitions against, 225, 250, 271,308. R.A. 448. To enlarge the 
powers of Acts; Referred, txvii1. 34. Bill ordered, 140. Presented, 158. k. a. 506. 








7. Taunton :—For making common Sewers and conveying water into the Town ; Referred, txvi11. 85. Not reported. 
8, Westminster :—For enabling the Commissioners to purchase a messuage for holding their Meetings; Referred, uxvi1.41. Bill 


ordered, 59. Presented, 108. R. A. 289. See supra, 5. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2007. 3161. 4511-12. Orders, 22. 37. 





Shaftoe’s. Charity :—see Charities, 4. 


Shannon Canal :—see Supply, 4043. 4441. 

Sharp, William :—see Accounts and Papers, 4513- 

Shee, John. Aunesley.:—see Committees, 1476. House, 226. 
Sheep .:—see. Committees, 727... Man, Isle of, 6. 

Sheerness :—see Navy, 14. Supply, 9953 


Sheffield. Plate: petition for Bill to explain and amend, Acts.13 and 24.Geo, ILlafor appointiog. Wardens and.Assay Master 


for assaying wrought Plate i in the towns of Sheffield and Birmingham ; Referred, tx v1.65. Not repented, 


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SHERBROOK E—SHIPWRECKS. 857: 

























































Sherbrooke, Lieutenant General Sir John Cape, K. B. :—See House, 145. 
Sheridan, The Right honourable Richard Brinsley :—see Pauw, James, Esy 
Sheriffs : 


Bill to amend the laws relating to Sheriffs in Ireland ; Ordered ; presented ; printed; LxXXx11.285. R. A. 458. 


Mr. Speaker ordered to write circular letters to the Sheriffs of the several counties of England and Ireland, &amp;c. for the attendance of Members 
on a day on which a call had been ordered; LXxvi. 3. 


Printed copies of the Standing Orders of the House respecting Private Bills to be sent to the Sheriffs and Clerks o 
maha of England and intend, to be by them wend sonata in, and for the use of their alee yr ig a ee 

Sheriffs of London at the bar of the House present Petitions of the Lord Mayor and Aldermen of the city of London in court of Aldermen 
assembled ; Lxt1. 163.—~—— Of the court of Mayor and Aldermen of the city of London; Lxrx. 187. ——— Of the Lord 
Mayor, Aldermen and Commons of the city of London in Common Council assembled; tv11. 68.—.v11. 180.—Ltx. 98.--Lx. 112.— 
LXI. 108.—LXIII. 112.—LXIV. 15.—-LXV. 68.—LXVI. 52.—LXVII. 73.—LXVIII. 145.—LXIX. 173.—LXX. 85.—Lxxt1, 29.— 
LXXII. §8.—LXXIIl. 26.—LXXIV. 51.—Lxxv. 147, &amp;c. Petitions presented by one Sheriff, the other being ill; ux1x. 187, 
292.— LXX. 54. A Petition presented by one Sheriff, the other being absent on indispensable business; Lxxv. 213. 
[Note. It does not appear that Petitions from “ The Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Livery of the city of London in Common Hall assembled,” 
are presented by the Sheriffs; Uxx. 70. 263.—Lxx11. 36.] 


See Accounts and Papers, 2347-8. 2563. 2568. 3183. 4514-4518. Addresses, 212, 378, House, 356, 
Sheriffs Depute :——See Addresses, 377. | 








Sherwood Forest :—see Forests, 14. 


Sh etland Islands :——Petition of owners of lands in the Islands of Shetland for leave to present a Petition; Leave given ; 
Petition offered ; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition that the inhabitants are threatened with famine by the failure of their corn 
harvest in 1802 and 1803, and failure of their fisheries in 1803 ; Petition brought up and read; tix. 182.. Referred to a Committee, 
183. Reported, 189. Report ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 190. Petition and Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 379. 


See Supply, 86. 885. See also Accounts and Papers, 4519. Committees, 1742. Petitions, 702. Supply, 3141. 
Zetland Islands. 


Shields, North, Lighthouse :— see Ligithouses,8, 9. 
Shipley, Brigadier General Sir Charles :—see House, 103. 
Ship Letters :— see Committees, 917. 926. Postage, 15. %- 

Ship Owners :—see Petitions, 476. Ships and Vessels, 5, 6. 8. 


Ships and Vessels : Bills relative to Ships and Vessels : 


For punishment of offences in wilfully casting away, burning or destroying Ships and Vessels, and for the more convenient trial of accessaries 
in felonies, and for extending the powers of Act 33 Hen. VIII. relating to murders and manslaughters, &amp;¢c.; From the Lords, tvirr. 433. 
Read; printed; 434. Reported, with Amendments, 473. Passed, with Amendments, 478. Not returned from the Lords. Bill 
for punishment of offences in wilfully casting away or destroying Ships and Vessels, and for the more convenient trial of accessaries in 
felonies, &amp;c.; From the Lords, and read, Lv1II. 532. R. a. 637. 





For punishment of offences in wilfully casting away or destroying Ships, and for the more convenient trial of accessaries in felonies in 
Ireland; Ordered, tv111. 489. Presented, 494. Printed, 514. R. a. 578. 


For granting to Foreign Ships put under His Majesty’s protection the privileges of Prize Ships, &amp;c.; Ordered, 1x. 154. Presented, 171. 
R. A. 204. To continue said Act; Ordered, txx.22. Presented, 23. R. a. 64. 





To provide that British Ships which shall be captured by the enemy and shall afterwards become the property of British subjects, shall not 
be entitled to the privileges of British Ships ; Ordered, ux111. 361. Presented, 372. Rk. A. 450. To amend said Act; Ordered, 
LXIv.215. Presented, 217. R.A. 305. 





For preventing frauds on Merchants, Ship Owners and Underwriters, by boatmen and others within the jurisdiction of the Cinque Ports, and 
also for remedying certain defects relative to the adjustment of salvage; Ordered, Lx111. 376. Presented, 389. Printed, 404. 
Re-committed, 443. R. a. 476. 


For preventing frauds and depredations on Merchants, Ship Owners and others ; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; Lx1v. 253. Agpin printed, 
329. Re-committed, 350. Lords Amendments agreed to, 408. R.A. 415- 


To repeal so much of Act 19 Geo. IIL. c. 48, as prevents masters of Ships removing their Vessels out of the stream, except to the lawful 
quays in the port of London, &amp;c.; Ordered, xvi. 253- Presented, 258. Rk. a. 326. 

For the relief of Ship Owners in Great Britain; Ordered, Lxv111. 436. Presented; printed; 442. Petitions in favour from; Liverpool, 
540. London ; 551. Newcastle-upon-Tyne; 551. Scarborough, 599. Sunderland, 551. Whitby, 543. Bill passed, 567. Committee 
appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 594. Report, 599. Bill for limiting the liability of Ship Owners in certain cases; Ordered, 
Lxviir. 600. Presented, 636. Lords Amendments agreed to, 670. R, a. 673. 


To continue Acts 48 and 49 Geo. III. for preventing frauds by boatmen and others, and adjusting salvage, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxviit. 514. 
Presented, 518. R. a. 630. 


To allow Ships taken and condemned for being used in the slave trade to be registered as British-built ships; Ordered, Lx1x. 216. 
Presented, 228. R.A. 310. 


To regulate the clearance of Vessels and delivery of coast bonds at creeks in Great Britain; Ordered, Lxx. 309. Presented, 315. Printed, 
352. Re-committed; Instruction for exempting certain Ships and Vessels from being licensed by the Commissioners of Customs; 392. 
R. As 437- 

For security of lives of seamen and passengers on board Vessels wrecked or stranded, or in danger thereof; Ordered, Lxx1v. 134. Not 
presented. 


For granting the privileges of British Ships to Vessels buiit at Malta, Gibraltar, and Heligoland, and certain of those privileges to Vessels 
built in the British settlements at Honduras; Ordered, .xxv.238. Presented, 946. R. a. 341. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3481. 3502-3. 3512-3552. 3613-4. 3638. 3646-7- 3649-3653. 3656. 3692. 3700-2. 4150-4154. 


4242. 4520-4590. 5183-5187. 5335-5337- 5523. 5618. America, 21. Committees, 373. 376. 383. 387. 391. 
509. 511. 825. 955- 1035. 1273. 1574. Companies, 61. Customs, 1. Docks, 4, 5. East India Affairs, 
43-53- Freight Money. - Laws Expiring,1.. Masts. Neutral Ships. New South Wales, 4. Passengers. 
Petitions, 58. 366. 476. 703. - Pilots. Port Duties. Quarantine. Rice, 1. Seamen, 1. Steam Vessels. 


Supply, 104. 813. 1099. Key to Ways and Means. 


Shipw recks ‘:——Motion for an Address, That the Pricce Regent will direct that the proper authorities do act upon the Report of 
the Committee of the House of Commons, dated 5 June 1811, for the preservation of persons exposed to perish through Shipwreck ; 
Negatived, Lx x1v. 622. See Accounts and Papers, 3994-3298. 3674- Addresses, 475-6. Committees, 1616-1618. 2003. 
Petitions, ‘703, 704. Portugal, 3, 4. Ships and Vessels, 13. 


Shipwrights : 





GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801- 1890.) 10 H 





858 - SHIPWRIGHTS——-SIGNATURES. 


3. 


1, 


A. 





Shipwri ghts :———See Accounts and Papers, 348}. 3552. 3576-3579.- 
Shoes :—see Committees, 1781. 
Shoem akers :—Petition for a Bill for abolishing certain societies, and for preventing unlawful combinations of Journeymen Shoe- 


makers, to lie on the Table; Lx1.98. Not proceeded in. ~ See Committees, 1781, 1782. Leather, 1. Petitions, 477. 
Shooting :—sSee Maticious Shooting. 
Shop Window Tax. :—See Committecs, 174374. Petitions, 576. 
Shops &gt; ——See Stealing, 2. 
Shoreham Harbour :—sSee Accounts and Papers; 4591. Docks, 96. 
Shorncliffe Military Canal :—see Accounts and Papers, 3332-3335 Committees, 802. ‘Military Canal 
Supply, Key to Supply. 


Short Hand Writers: 


Committee appointed to take into consideration so much of Act 42 Geo. III. as relates to the employment of persons skilled in the art of 
writing Short Hand, to take evidence before Election Committees ; Lv111. 277. (See Committees, 1493.) Report, together with three 
Resolutions ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; Report to be printed, 307. Further considered ; Resolutions agreed to ; 320. 


Resolution for the appointment of a Short Hand Writer, who shall by himself or sufficient deputy, attend when called upon, to take 
Minutes of Evidence at the bar of the House or in Committees, with two Resolutions respecting his fees, to be entered on the table of 
fees, and printed therewith ; LXVIII. 497- 

In consequence of the atiention of the House having been called by Mr. Speaker to the case of The King v. Merceron, in which the Short 
Hand Writer of the House was examined, without previous leave; Resolution nem. con. That all witnesses examined before the House 
or any Committee, are entitied to the protection of the House in respect to any thing that may be said by them in their evidence ; That 
no clerk or officer of the House, or Short Hand Writer, employed to take Minutes of Evidence before the House, or any Committee 
thereof, do give evidence elsewhere in respect thereof, without the special leave of the House ; Lx x111. 389. 

Leave given to the Clerk and Short Hand Writer who attended the Penryn Election Committee to attend to give Evidence on the trials of 
the indictments against Henry Carter, John Gill, William Timmings, Thomas Cock and William Hallard; Lxx1v. 580. 

Leave given to the Short Hand Writer who attended the St. Ives Election Committee to attend with the Minutes of Evidence on the trial of 
two indictments ; LXXV. 471. 


Message from the Lords requesting leave, and leave given to the Short Hand Writer employed to take the Minutes of Evidence before the 
Select Committee on the Barnstaple Election Petition to attend the Lords in order to his being examined as a witness on the Barnstaple 


Bribery Bill; txx1v. 596. 
Short Hand Writer who attended the Grantham Election Committee ordered to attend with the Minutes of Evidence taken before the said 
Committee; Lxxv.402. Attends; called in, and at the bar reads an extract from the Minutes of Evidence ; 404. 


See Committees, 1493. Messages, 152. 
Shrewsbury Roads :—=—See Accounts and Papers, 2824. 2826. Turnpike Roads, 19, 21. 24. 


Shuttleworth, Frederick :—see Elections, 265. 569. Howse, 227. 

Sicily :——see Accounts and Papers, 4592-4598. Addresses, 379. Messages, 08. Supply, 96. 
Sicilian Prize Money :—see Prizes, 7. 

Sicilian Subsidy :—see Supply, Key to Supply. 

Sick and Hurt Office :—see Accounts and Papers, 2549. 5594, 


Sick and Wounded Seamen :—see Accounts and Papers, 4994. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Sid mouth ° Lord :——Copy of Lord Sidmouth’s circular letter to His Majesty’s Lieutenants of Counties in England and Wales, 
dated 27 March 1817, and the opinion of the Law Officers of the Crown referred to therein Presented, Lx x1i. 289. Read, 406. 
Motion for Address for the case upon which the opinion of the Attorney and Solicitor General of 24 February 1817 was taken, negatived ; 
Motions, That it is highly prejudicial to the due administration of justice for a Minister to interfere with the Magistrates in cases in 
which a discretion is supposed to be by law vested in them, by suggesting how that discretion should be exercised ; That it tends 
to the subversion of justice for a Minister to declare in his official character to the Magistracy what he conceives to be the law of the 
land, &amp;c. Previous Questions thereupon negatived, 407. 


Sierra Leone: 

Petition of the Court of Directors of the Sierra Leone Company for leave to present a Petition for further assistance for the expenses of the 
Settlement ; Lv11. 442. Leave given; Petition offered ; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition presented, and referred to a Com- 
mittee; 443. (See Committees, 1745.) Report, with an Appendix, to lie on the Table, and, with Appendix, to be printed, 500. Day 
appointed for considering Report, 542. Report considered ; Read again, and referred to the Committee of Supply ; 553- See 
Supply, 87.914. 

Petition of the Court of Directors for further Assistance offered; King’s recommendation signified; Petition presented; referred to 
a Committee; tx. 40. (See Committees, 1746.) Report, with Appendix, to lie on the Table, and, with Appendix, to be printed, 118. 
Petition and Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 398. Other Petitions for assistance ; King’s recommendation signified ; 
Petitions to tie-on the Table; ux. 114. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 426. x1. 81, 216.—Lx1. 187, 645, 795. See 
Supply, 87. Key to Supply. 

Petition of the Court of Directors for a Bill for transferring to His Majesty certain possessions and rights vested in the Sierra Leone 
Company ; Referred to a Committee; Lx11. 71. Five to be a quorum, 82. Reports of 27 February 1804, and 25 May 1802 
referred, 86. Report ; day appointed for further considering Report; Report to be printed; 96. Report referred to a Committee of 
the Whole House, 115. Considered; reported and Bill ordered; 118. Presented, 119. Further consideration of Lords Amend- 
ments.put off for six months, 289. Another Petition for Bill for the like purpose; King’s recommendation signified; Petition 
referred; 598. Reported ; Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House; 624. Considered ; Reported and Bill ordered ; 647. 
Presented, 715. R. a. 830. 

Bill for transferring to His Majesty certain possessions and rights vested in the Sierra Leone Company, and for shortening the duration of 
the.said Company, and for preventing any dealing or trafficking in the buying or selling of Slaves within the Colony of Sierra Leone ; 
Ordered, 1x11. 299. Presented, 304. Passed, 351. Not returned from the Lords. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1428. 1462. 4598-4601. 4635. Addresses, 66. Committees, 1036. 1745-6. Petitions, 705. 
Slaves, 13. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Signal Stations '——Bill to enable His Majesty to acquire ground necessary for Signal and Telegraph Stations; Ordered, 
LxX. 384. Presented, 999. 2. a. 444. 


Signatures, Presenter of, Scotland :—see Accounts and Papers, 4602. 





Signet 


*. 











3. 


9. 
il. 


12. 


13, 


14, 


Signet and Privy Seal Offices :—2itl tor the regulation thereof Ordered’s presented ; prhited ¢ Layxtie’ 962. 





SIGNET——SKINS- B59 


R. A. 457- See Accounts and Papers, 4603-4. Parliament, 4. 


Sikes’ Hydrometer :—see Hydrometers, 3. 
Silk : Bills relative to Silk : 


To continue Act 35 Geo. III. for permitting the importation of organzined Thrown Silk and Flax Seed ; Ordeyed, uv11, 59. Presented, 62. 
R. A. 75. 

For granting an additional bounty on the exportation of the Silk Manufactures of Great Britain ; Ordered, 1.x1. 507. Presented, 510. 
R. A. 560. To revive and continue said Act; Ordered, xx. 447. Presented, 451. R. a. 469. Ordered, Lx x1. 452. 
Presented, 459. RB. A, §@0.——— Ordered, LXXU. 127. Presented, 1g0. R. a. 176, —-=-~ To take perpetual said Act ; Ordered, 
Lxxitt. 362. Presented, 371. RB. a. 406. 


For repealing the duties and drawbacks payable on Silks and for granting other duties and another drawback in lieu thereof ; Ordered, 
LXII. 791. Presented, 802. R. a. 839. 


For repealing the duties payable on Silks painted and stained, apd for granting other duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, ux1r. 442. 
Presented, 448. R. A. 475- 


For allowing the importation of Italian Thrown Silk being coarser than Third Bolonia, or commonly called Tram, in neutral ships, 
Ordered ; presented; tx111. 446. Committed 452. Committee deferred, 453, 456. Nat proceeded in. 


For prohibiting the importation of Foreign Silks; Lxv. 354. Instruction to increase the shares of seizures payable to officers in respect to 
Foreign Leather Gloves, 378. Bill presented, 384. rR. a. 482. 


To continue certain Acts for the better regulation of the Silk Manufacture in Ireland ; Ordered, Lxv. 217, Presented, 232. Rx. a. 296. 


To amend Acts 13 Geo. IIL. ¢. 68, and 32 Geo. III. c. 44, relating to the wages of persons employed in the Silk Manufacture; Ordered, 
LXVI. 107. Presented, 113. Rk. A. 194. 
For allowing a bounty on the export of manufactures composed of waste or refuse Silk; Ordered, Lxv111. 293. Presented, 301. R. A. 365. 


To — ruey upon the exportation of stuffs of Silk ornamented with embroidery, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxvitt. 627. Presented, 630. 

_ R. Ay 658. 

For the better regulation of apprentices and persons employed in the Silk Manofacture of Great Britain; Ordered, uxxiv. 471, Pre- 
sented; printed; 472. Again printed, 534. Passed, 549. Not returned from the Lords. 


To we additional bounty on the exportation of certain Silk Manufactures of Great Britain; Ordered; presented; Lxxiv. 592. 
R. A. 631. 








Motion for leave.to bring in a Bill for the better regulation of persons employed in the Silk Manufacture in Great Britain; Withdrawn, 
LXXIV- 445. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3004-5. 4605-4611. Committees, 549. 608. 611. 615. 61g. 638. G42. 645, 1037-1047. 1575-6. 
1581-3. Laws Expiring, 4. 9. 12. 24. 33. Petitions, 479, Supply, 5228. 5328. Wool, 21. 


Silk Handkerchiefs :—see Committees, 994.397: East India Affairs, 26.29. 
Silver :——See Accounts and Papers, 1064-1067. 1070, 1071. 1075-1079. 1087-109}. 1093. 2721-2723. Addresses, 382-3. 
Silver Coin and Coinage *——See Accounts and Papers, 1395, 1396. 1398-1401. 1404. 1407. Coin, 1. Com- 


mittees, 218. 789. Messages, 99. Petitions, 481. Supply, 3610. 4039. 


Silver Tok ENS :—See Accounts and Papers, 970-974. 988. Bank of Ergland, 6-11. Bank of Ireland, 4-6. — Bankers, 1, 


' Simmonds and Co. :——See Accounts and Papers, 4612. 5665. 


1. 


A. 


1, 


Simonburn Rectory : 


Petition for a Bill for separating the same into a certain number of distinct Rectories; Referred, Lxi11. 190. Reported ; Report to lie on 
the Table, 340. 


Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable the Commissioners and Governors of Greenwich Hospital to take a survey of the 
Rectory; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; ~x111. 314. Reported ; Report to lie on the Table, 340. 

Bill to enable the Commissioners and Governors of Greenwich Hospital to take a survey of Simonburn Rectory ; for vesting in them the 
profits of the said Rectory upon the next avoidance ; and to prevent the right of presentation from lapsing; Ordered, Lx111. 349. _Pre- 
sented, 351. Lords Amendments agreed to, 479. R. A. 481. Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to continue said 
Act; Leave given; Petition presented, and Bill ordered; Lxv. 379. Presented, 390. R. A. 500. 





Petition for Bill for erecting five distinct Rectories and |’arishes within the Rectory; Referred, 1xv1.60. Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 
141. Time enlarged for Report, 305. Lords Amendments agreed to, 444. R. A. 453+ 
See Navy, 32. 


Simple Contract Debts :—see Bstates, 1, 2. 
Simpson, John :—see klections, 169, 517- Howse, 298. 


Sinecures : 

Bill for abolishing and regulating Sinecures and Offices executed by deputy, and for providing other means for recompensing the faithful 
discharge of high or effective Civil Offices, and for other economical purposes; Ordered, Lxvil. 227. Presented; printed; 236. 
Petition of Cursitors of the Court of Chancery against, 309. Bill again printed, 327, 335. Further proceedings upon ‘Third reading 
adjourned, 427. Resumed; Regent’s consent signified; Eutry in Journals read; Bill passed; 433. Not returned from the Lords. 
——— Another Bill; Ordered, uxvi11. 154. Presented; printed; 197. Passed, 380. Not returned from the Lords. 


Motion, That the existence of Sinecure Offices and offices executed by deputy is unnecessary and inexpedient, &amp;c.; Negatived, LX1v. 404. 
Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to abolish Sinecure Places; Withdrawn, Lxv. 87. 


Eleventh and twelfth Resolutions from the Committee of the Whole House on 31 May 1810, relative to Sinecures Offices; Read, and 
entered, LXX1. 13. 


See Commitiees, 1747-1749. 


Sinking Fund *——-Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider Act 26 Geo. HI. ¢. 31, for vesting certain 
sums in Commissioners, to be applied to the Reduction of the National Debt; Negatived, rxx1v. 445- See Accounts and Papers, 1838. 
Committees, 1980. Debt, National. Reynolds, Anna Maria. Supply, 4890. 


Six Clerks :——See Committees, 156. 1412. Courts of Justice, 27, 28. 31. Petitions, 608. 
Sixpenny Office :——See Accounts and Papers, 347 5- 


Six per cent Duties :—See Accounts und Papers, 2936-7. Committees, 367. Duties, 5. Petitions, 236, 
482. Questions, 329. Supply, 4675. 

Size :—see Petitions, 706. 

Skerrett, Major General John Byne :—see Addresses, 515. 

Skins :——See Accounts and Papers, 1186. 2797-2808. 4613. Hides and Skins. 


Slade, 


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I. 
I. 


1. 


Cc 


860 SLADE——SLAVES. 


I. 
II. Proceedings of the House relative to the Abolition of the Slave 


11. 


12. 





Slade, Brigadier General John :—see House, 102. 
Slanderous Words :—‘See Assaults, 2. : 
Slate :—ill for repealing so much of Act 34 Geo. III. as exempts Slate, the value whereof shall not exceed twenty shillings per ton, 


from the duty thereby granted ; Ordered, Lx. 244. Presented, 250. R. a. 338. See Accounts and Papers, 4614-15. Committees, 
310. 1048. Petitions, 483. 


Slaves, and Slave Crave. 


Petitions relative to the Abolition of the Slave Trade. 











Trade; 1—18. 


III. Bills relative to Slaves, and the Slave Trade; 19—42. 





Petitions relative to the Abolition of the Slave Trade :—see Petitions, 484, 486. 
Proceedings of the House relative to the Abolition of the Slave Trade: 


Resolution reported 2 April 1792 from the Committee of the Whole House to whom it was referred to consider of the African Slave Trade, 
and which was then agreed to, ‘‘ That the Trade carried on by British subjects for the purpose of procuring Slaves from Africa ought to 
be gradually abolished,” Read ; entries in Journal of 6 and 10 April 1797, of Address requesting His Majesty to give directions to the 
Governors in the West Indies to recommend measures tending gradually to abolish the necessity of the Slave Trade, and of His 
Majesty’s answer thereto, that he would give directions as desired by the said Address read ; Motion for an Address for representing 
to His Majesty the great importance of preventing the excessive importation of Negroes from Africa into the Island of Trinidad, &amp;c. ; 
Previous Question thereupon negatived ; LVv1I. 513. 

Resolution reported 1 May 1792 from the Committee of the Whole House, to whom it was referred to consider of measures to be taken for 
the Abolition of the Trade carried on by British subjects for the purpose of procuring Slaves from Africa, and which was then agreed to 
by the House, “ That from and after 1 January 1796, it shall not be lawful to import any African Negroes into any British Colonies or 
Plantations” read; Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade; Question proposed, that the Motion be 
referred to a Committee of the Whole House ; tix. 303. Motion for now reading @he other Orders of the day, negatived; Motion 
referred to a Committee of the Whole House; Considered ; reported and Bill ordered; 304. Passed, 368, Not returned Srom the 
Lords. See infra, 19. 

Motion made, and Question proposed for the House to resolve itself into a Committee for the purpose of taking into consideration the mode 


of granting compensation to such of His Majesty’s subjects as may be injured in their property by the Abolition of the Slave Trade, 
and His Majesty’s recommendation not being signified to the said Motion, Mr. Speaker declined putting the Question ; L1x. 334. 


Resolution of 1 May 1792 read and entered; Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade; Motion referred to 
a Committee of the Whole House ; Considered; reported and Bill ordered; 61. Second reading put off, 104. See infra, 21. 


Bill to prevent the importation of Slaves into Islands belonging to Foreign powers, &amp;c.; Ordered, LX1. 194. RB. A. 332. See infra, 22. 


Resolution of 1 May 1792, read and entered; several entries in Journals read ; Resolution, That the House will proceed to take effectual 
measures for abolishing the Slave Trade (10 June 1806); Resolution to be communicated to the Lords at a Conference; 1x1. 393. 
Conference agreed to; held, and report that the Managers had communicated the Resolution, and had left a copy of the same with 
their Lordships ; 403. Lords desire a Conference on the subject matter of the last Conference ; Conference agreed to ; held, and report 
that their Lordships do concur with the Commons in the said Resolution ; 44°. Address beseeching His Majesty to take measures 
for establishing by negociation with Foreign Powers, a concert and agreement for abolishing the African Slave Trade, &amp;c.; Lx1. 393. 
Answer, 465. 





Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to prohibit any ships to clear out from any port of Great Britain for the coast of Africa, for the purpose 
of taking on board Negroes, &amp;c.; Motion referred to a Committee of the Whole House; Considered; reported and Bill ordered ; 
LXI. 401. 8. A. 560. See infra, 23. 


For the abolition of the Slave Trade; From the Lords, read, Lx11. 115. &amp;. A. 290. See infra, 24. 


House resolves to go into Committee to consider of allowing bounties to officers and seamen of His Majesty’s ships of war, for any Slaves 
or natives of Africa, captured by them, &amp;e. 3 LXII. 195. Considered, 205. Resolution reported and instruction accordingly ; 210. 
See infra, 24. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for the gradual Abolition of Slavery in the colonies, dropped fur want of forty 
Members, LXI1. 250. 

Address, That the House has considered the papers upon the subject of the African Slave Trade, and beseeching His Majesty to persevere 
in those measures which may tend to induce His allies to co-operate in the general Abolition of the Slave Trade, &amp;e.; Lxv. 503. 
Answer, 505. Resolution, nem. con. that the House has learnt with great surprise and indignation, the attempts which have recently 
been made to evade the prohibitions of the Act abolishing the African Slave Trade, and that the House will, early in the next session, 
take into its consideration, such measures as may tend effectually to prevent such daring violations of the law; LXxv. 503. 


Resolutions of 10th June 1806, and of the'15th June 1810, and Act 47 Geo. III. sess. 1. c. 36, read; Bill to render more effectual Act 47 
Geo, III. ordered, mem. con. LXVI. 148. RB. A. 326. See infra, 25. 


Motion for an Address, for laying before the House information relative to the steps taken with the Regency of Portugal, for the Abolition 
of the Slave Trade ; Withdrawn, Lxvitr. 667. 








Resolution, nem, con. for Address, That the House relying with perfect confidence on the assurances received by Parliament in 1806 and 

1810, that His Majesty's Government would employ every proper means to obtain 2 convention of the Powers of Europe, for the 
immediate and universal Abolition of the African Slave Trade, beg leave humbly and earnestly to represent to the Prince Regent, that 
the happy and glorious events which promise the general pacification of Christendom, the present union and assembly of its greatest 
Sovereigns, and the great and generous principles which they proclaim as the rule of their conduct, afford a most auspicious opportunity 
for interposing the good offices of Great Britain to accomplish the above noble*purpose, with the weight which belongs to her rank among 
nations, to the services which she has rendered to European independence, and to the unanimous and zealous concurrence of her Parlia- 
ment and people, &amp;c. ; Lx1x. 231. Answer, that it would be the earnest endeavour of the Prince Regent to accomplish the object of 
the Address, 324. Motion for an Address, expressing the regret of the House, that their late unanimous Address, praying His 
Royal Highness to interpose his good offices to obtain a convention of the Powers of Europe, for the immediate and universal Abolition 
of the African Slave Trade, to which Address His Royal Highness was pleased to return so gracious an answer, has failed to produce 
those consequences which the House and the country had most anxiously, and with confidence anticipated, éc. ; Amendment proposed 
thereto, and withdrawn ; Main Question put, and agreed to, nem. con.; LX1x. 388. Answer, that the Prince Regent would not omit 
any favourable occasion for giving effect to the wishes of the House, 450.———Motion for un Address for copies of any representations 
made on the part of His Majesty’s Government turing the late negeciation for peace, and all communications between His Majesty's 
Minister and the Allied Powers relative to the Abolition of the Slave Trade ; Negatived, LX1x. 397. 





18. Acts 


SLAVES, AND: SLAVE TRADE—continued. 861 


II. Proceedings of the. House relative: to. the Abolition of the Slave Trade | 


—tontenued. 

13. Acts relating to the Abolition of the Slave Trade, to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; txx. 195. Considered, 235. 

Two Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 241. See infra, 299.—--—Motion for an Address for a copy of the Petition to the Prince 

Regent, from Messrs. Brodie, Cook, and Dunbar, convicted of Slave Trading at Sierra Leone, and lately under sentence of trans- 
portation ; Withdrawn, Lxx. 211. 


14. Motion for an Address for laying before the House the titles and dates of any Acts of the Assembly of Jamaica, transmitted for His 
Majesty’s approbation, by which any poll tax on Slaves was imposed for the years 1808, 1809, 1810, 1811, and 1812; Amendment 
proposed thereto; Amendment and Motion withdrawn ; Lxxt. 485.———Resolution, nem. con. for Address, That the Prince Regent 
will cause communications to be made to the Governors of the West India Islands, signifying the Prince Regent's pleasure that the 
proclaim His Royal Highness’s displeasure at the insurrection in the Island of Barbadoes, &amp;c.; LxXx1. 485. Answer, 523. . 


15, Resolution nem. con. for Address, That in bringing to a close the other business of the session, a great and important duty still remains 
to be performed by Parliament, that of again submitting to the Prince Regent the expression of our continued and unceasing 
solicitude for the universal and final Abolition of the African Slave Trade, &amp;c.; txx11.470. Answer, 476. 


16. Treaty between His Majesty and the King of Spain for preventing their subjects from engaging in any illicit traffic in Slaves, signed at 
Madrid 23 September 1817, to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; Lxx111.5. Above Address of 1817 referred, and 
matter considered, 39. Resolution reported, and Bill or Bills ordered, 43. (See infra, 32.) Resolution referred to the Committee of 


Supply, 49. See Supply, 3959. ———— Motion, for an Address respecting the claims of Spanish subjects for Slave Ships; Negatived, 
LXXIII. 197. _* 


17. Acts 46, 47 and 51 Geo. III. relating to the Slave Trade, to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; txxi11.202. Cons; 
sidered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 212. See infra, 33. Additional Convention between His Majesty and the King of Portugal, 
for preventing any illicit traffic in Slaves, signed at London, July 28, 1817, to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House ;. 
LXXIII. 305. Considered, 309. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 315. See infra, 34. Acts 46, 47 and 51 Geo. III. 
for the Abdlition of the Slave Trade, to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; txx111. 331. Committee put off for. 
two months, 336. Acts relating to the Slave Trade, to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; Lxx111.350. Not 
considered. ——— Motion for an Address for copy of any communication regarding the renewal of the Slave Trade on the North West. 
Coast of Africa; Withdrawn, Lx x111. 426. 











18. Act 46 Geo. III. c. 52, to prevent the importation of Slaves by any of His Majesty’s subjects to any islands, &amp;c. belonging to foreign 
powers, to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; txx1v. 508. See infra, 38. 
Acts 46, 51 and 58 Geo. III. relating to the Slave Trade, to be considered in a Committee of the Whole House; txx1v. 589. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 591. See infra, 39. Resolution for Address respecting the present state of the Slave 
Trade, and supplicating the Prince Regent to renew his beneficent endeavours, more particularly with France and America, for the 
Abolition thereof; Lxx1v. 627. Answer, 638. Acts 58 and 59 Geo. III. relating to the Abolition of the Slave Trade, to be 
considered in a Committee of the Whole House ; Lxxv. 321. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 328. See infra, 42. 


III. Bills relative to Slaves, and the Slave Trade: 


19. For the abolition of the Slave Trade ; Ordered, t1x. 304. Presented; printed; 314. Petition of West India Planters, and of Mr. Lyon, 
agent of the Island of Jamaica, against, 321. To lie on the Table till Second reading, and Counsel ordered, 322. Petition of Merchants 
and others concerned in the African Slave Trade, from the port of Liverpool, against ; to lie upon the Table till Second reading, and 
Counsel ordered; 323. House informed that no Counsel attended on the part of the Petitions of the West India Planters and 
of Merchants of Liverpool; Counsel for Mr. Lyon called in; Bill read Second time ; Counsel informed the House, that he did not 
desire to be heard in this stage of the Bill; Bill committed; 326. Petitions against again read, and Counsel to be heard when Report 
is received, 328. Bill reported; Counsel called in; Report and Petitions read ; Counsel for one of the Petitioners in part heard, and 
directed to withdraw ; 337. Again called in, and further hearing dropped for want of forty Members, 338. Counsel to be further 
heard, 347. Counsel further heard, and withdrew ; Motion for the Counsel to proceed in his evidence, negatived; Counsel acquainted 
therewith, and again withdrew; Motion for again calling in Counsel, negatived ; Amendments of the Committeg to the Bill agreed to; 


another Amendment proposed ; Bill re-committed with respect thereto, and considered, &amp;c.; 365. Passed, 368. Not returned Srom 
the Lords. 


21. For the Abolition of the Slave Trade; Ordered, tx. 61. Presented; printed; 71. . Petitions against; to lie on the Table till Second 
reading; From West India Planters and Agent for the Island of Jamaica, go. Corporation and Merchants of Liverpool, and Manu- 
facturers of Arms at Birmingham, 100. Second reading put off for six months, 104. 











22. To prevent the importation of Slaves by any of His Majesty’s subjects into Islands belonging to Foreign Powers, and for rendering more 
effectual Order in Council of 15 August 1805, for prohibiting the importation of Slaves (except in certain cases) into certain Islands, &amp;c.; 
Ordered, Lx1. 194. Presented; printed; 201. Petitions against; to lie on the Table till Second reading, and Counsel ordered; From 
Owners of Estates in Demerara, Essequibo and Berbice; 210. Merchants of Liverpool, 211. Mr. Lyon, Agent for the Island of 
Jamaica, 215. Agent for the Bahama Islands, 218. London Merchants, &amp;c. interested in the African Trade, 226. House informed 
that Petitioners declined being heard on Second reading, 228. Bill again printed, 233. Petition of London Merchants trading to Carolina 
and Georgia, against, 254. To lie on the Table, 255. Petition of Merchants of London against, 269. To lie on the Table till Third 
’ . peading, and Counsel ordered; Bill passed; 270, Rk. A. 332. 


23. To prohibit any ships to clear out from any port of Great Britain for the coast of Africa for the purpose of taking on board Negroes, &amp;c.; 
Ordered, tx1. 401. Presented; printed; 406. Petitions of Planters, Merchants, Mortgagees, Annuitants and others, interested in 
the British West India Colonies, and of Mr, Lyon, Agent for the Island of Jamaica against ; To lie on the Table till Report is received 
and Counsel ordered; 418. x. a. 560. 


24. For the Abolition of the Slave Trade; from the’ Lords; Read; printed; Lx11. 115. Petitions against; to lie on the Table till Second 
feading, and Counsel ordered; From Mayor, Bailiff and Burgesses of Liverpool; Mayor, Aldermen, Bailifis and Common Council uf 
Liverpool; Trustees of the Docks and Lighthouses of Liverpool ; Merchants, &amp;c. of Liverpool ; 124. Merchants, &amp;c. of London ; King’s 
recommendation signified thereto; 129. Joseph Marryat, Esq. Agent for Trinidad, 143. Planters, Merchants, Mortgagees, Annuitants, 
and others interested in the British West India Colonies, 146. Mr. Lyon, Agent for Jamaica, 147. Planters, &amp;c. of Glasgow, connected 
with Trinidad, 148. Proprietors of Bance Island in the River Sierra Leone; 148. Counsel called in; Bill read a Second time; 
Petitions of Mr. Lyon, of Merchants, &amp;c. of Liverpool, of Mayor, &amp;c. of Liverpool, of Trustees of the Docks and Lighthouses of 
Liverpool, and of Mr. Marryat, read ; Counsel heard on first Petition, and having proposed to produce evidence, the same was objected 
to, and the Counsel directed to withdraw; Motion, That Counsel be at liberty to produce evidence, negatived ; Counsel called in and 
acquainted: therewith ; Counsel for the other Petitions heard ; similar propositions negatived; Counsel withdrew; then Mr. Speaker 
opened the Bill; Motion, That the Bill be committed; debate thereon adjourned; 150. Resumed; Bill committed; 161. Bill 
again printed; 190. Re-committed, 207. Instruction to make provision for allowing certain bounties to the officers and seamen of 
His Majesty’s ships of war, &amp;c.; for any Slaves or Natives of Africa captured by them; 210. Petition of John Wilsone of 
Basinghall-street, London, for a Clause to be inserted in the Bill; to lie upon the Table, 214. _Bill passed, with Amendments; 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment ; 245. Amendment considered, and agreed to, 285. RB. a. 290. 


25. For rendering more effectual above Act (47 Geo. III.) ; Ordered, nem. con.; presented ; uxv1. 148. Printed, 155. . Re-committed, 285. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 320. R. a. 326. . : ra 


26. To crise, and amend above Act 51 (Geo. III, c. 23); Ordered, uxvitt. 547- Order of leave discharged, and another Bill ordered, 625, 
* See infra, 27. sages , 


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28. 


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#.¢ 3 &amp; 


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42. 


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862 \ovo oS LAVES++SMUGGLING 5 ¥ A. 





ILL. Bills relative ‘to Slaves, and the Slave: Trade—continued::. 20 2) 500) 
Gast 


Ret enlarging the time for commencing prosecutious for forfeitures under certain Acts relating to the Abolition of the Slave Trade; 
Ordered, Lxv111. 625. . Presented; printed; 626. .. a. 656. | 
' Te, peoe it British subjects from lending eapital or doing.other acts to.assist in carrying on the Slave Trade; Ordered, £xx. 221. 
, _ Presented; printed; 225. Again printed, 285. Passed,304. Not returned from the Lords. . go 
To provide for the support of captured Slaves during the period of adjudication ; Ordered, tx x. 241. Presented, 368. Printed,.373.. R. a- 459. 
For the more effectual preventing the unlawful importation of Slaves into the British Colonies ; Ordered, LX x. 385. Presented; printed; 
~* “463. ‘Not proceeded in. e 
For carrying into exeoution a treaty made between His Majesty and the King of Spain for preventing Traffic in Slaves; Ordered, Lx x11. 
_ 43. Presented; printed; 228. R. a. 397. ie italia ; ' ; 
- To explain Acts 46, 47 and 51 Geo. III. for the Abolition of the Slave Trade ; Ordered ; presented; printed; txx111. 212. Again printed, 
356. Re-committed, 372. R. A. 402. ; . 
To carry into execution a Convention between His Majesty and the King of Portugal, for preventing Traffic in Slaves; Ordered; 
LXXIII. 915. Presented; printed ; 319. R. a. 417. 

To explain and amend Acts 47 and 51 Geo. III. for the Abolition of the Slave Trade; Ordered; presented; Lxx111. 399. Agreed to by 
the Lords with an Amendment, 420. Amendment considered, and disagreed to ; Committee appointed tc draw up reasons to be offered ta 
the Lords at a Conference on disagreeing to the Amendment; Reasons reported; 422. Agreed to, and Conference to be desired with 
the Lords thereupon; 423. Lords agree to a Conference ; Committee. appointed to manage it; Conference held and reported; 
Message from the Lords, that they do‘ not insist on their Amendment ; 424. R.A. 426. © 


‘To carry into effect the treaty with the Netherlands relating to the Slave Trade; Ordered, Lxx1v.151. Presented, 170. Printed, 186. 
R. A. 287. ? 


To amend Act 58 Geo. III. ¢. 85, for carrying into execution a convention between His Majesty and the King of Portugal for preventing 
| Traffic in Slaves; Ordered, Lxx1v.191. Presented; printed; 199. R. A. 287. ' 
For establishing a registry of Colonial Slaves in Great Britain, and for making further provision with respect to the removal of Slaves from 
British Colonies ; Ordered, ux x1v..509. Presented; printed; 524. Again printed, 586. Lords Amendments agreed to, 625. n.a.631. 
~ 'To extend the provisions of Act 46 Geo. IIT. to the trial of offences committed in Africa against the laws for abolishing the Slave Trade ; 
Ordered ; presented; LxXXIV. 591. R. A. 631. 


' Petition of William Maxwell, of the Island of Antigua, for a Bill to enable him to remove Slaves from Antigua to South America ; 
Referred, Lx xv. 46. Petition renewed, and referred, 179. Bill ordered, 240. Presented, 249. Not proceeded in. 


To carry into effect certain licences permitting the removal of negro Slaves frem the Bahama Islands to Demerara; Ordered, Lx xy. 329. 
Presented, 340. Printed, 351. R. A. 455. 


See Accounts and Papers, 111. 1422-3. 1455. 2960. 4616-4657. 4693. 5525- 5637- 5647-9. Addresses, 148. 151. 384-396. 
§28-535. 566. Committees, 1049-1063. 1751. Conferences, 4. etitions, 484-486. ‘707. Ships and 
Vessels,11. ° — Sierra Leone Company, 4. Supply, 97. 3959- 4181. 4401, 4402. 





Sligo :—see Elections, 382. Petitions, 487. 
Small Arms :—--See Accounts and Papers, 765. Arms. 
Small Beer :—see Beer. Committees, 109. Supply, Key to Supply. : a 


Small Debts :—see Dedts, Smait. 


Small Gun Department :——~Motion for appointing a Committee to inquire into the management and expenditure of the 


Small Gun Department belonging to the Board of Ordnance ; Withdrawn, txx1. 446, 
Small Livings :—see Land Tax, 11. 


Small Pox :—Bitito prevent the spreading of the infection of the Small Pox ; Ordered, L111. 384. Presented, 387. Considered ; 
reported ; Report to be further considered, and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 404. Not proceeded in, See Vaccine Inoculation. 


Small Rents :—-see Rents, 3 

Smalts :—see Glass,2. Petitions, 16, 

Smith, Brigadier General Lionel :—see House, 122. 
Smith, David :—See Petitions, 246. 

Smith, Major General. :—see Addresses, 602. 


Smith, Sir Sidney :—Bill toenable His Majesty to grant an annuity of £.1,000. to Captain Sir Sidney Smith for his services 
in Egypt ; Ordered, rvi. 59. Presented, 75. R. a. 219. See Committees, 791. Messages, 100. 
Smuggling : Bills relative to Smuggling : 
To alter, amend and render more effectual Act 24 Geo. III. for the more effectual prevention of Smuggling’in Great Britain ; Ordered, Lv11. 
499- Presented, 566. r. a. 642. . 
For the more effectual prevention of Smuggling; Ordered, Lx.200. Presented, 207. Printed, 210. Re-committed, 237. Petition of 
Daniel Delisle Brock against, referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counsel ordered, 278. Bill again printed, 329. _ Bill again 
- ye-comimitted, 414. Reported; Petition against read again, and Counsel ordered on Third reading, 428. Bill read Third time; Counsel 
heard, and further proceeding upon Third reading adjourned ; 434. Resumed ; Bill passed; 440. R. a. 498. 
To make more effectual provision for the prevention of Smuggling; Ordered, Lx11. 266. Presented; printed; 275. Committee deferred, 
326, 363. Another Bill ordered, 613. Presented, 636.. Re-committed; printed; 775. Again re itt arpa action 
To amend and render more effectual said Act, and for regulating the periods of cancelling and delivering up certain bonds relating 
to he Revenue of Customs; Ordered, 1x111. 415. Presented, 421. Rr. a. 464. 
To amend the several Acts for the prevention of Smuggling ; for better securing the duties on coals, culm and cinders. and for permitting the 
exportation of salt, pepper and wine from Guernsey or Jersey to Sark in small packages; Ordered, Lx1v. 302.. Presented, 308, Rn. a. 381. 
"To amend several Acts for the prevention of Smuggling; Ordered, .xx1. 433. Order of leave discharged, and another Bill ordered ; 
presented ; 449. Instruction for obliging exporters of exciseable goods on drawback, to give notice of shipment, 470. Lords Amend- 
‘ ment agreed to, 519. BR. A. §20. ; . ; | 
To amend Acts 45 Geo. III. c.121, and 56 Geo. III. c. 104, for the prevention thereof; Ordered, LXXII. 367. Presented, 370. 
Re-committed, 401. R. A. 473- a 
To et foreigners to arrest who shall be found Smuggling; Ordered, Lxx111. 348. Presented, 354. Re-committed; Instruction to 
make provision that the rewards to seizing officers shall not be taken away by Act 57 Geu, III. c. 1043 379- Lords Amendment 
“-" gigreed ‘to, 414. R.A. 417. | F 
“To enable His Majesty to direct the distribution of rewards for the apprehension of Smugglers ; Ordered, XXIV. 143. Presented, 157. R. a. 258. 
To make further ‘regulations for the prevention of Smuggling ; Ordered, Lxx1v. 560. Presented ; printed; 573- RB. a. 631. : 
To amend the laws relating to Smuggling and the Coasting Trade in Great Britain; Ordered, Lxxv.218. Presented, 357. Printed, 373- 
itted, 414. R.A. 455. 
- See Accounts and Papers, 2779. 4102-3. 4493-4505. Committees, 311.731. 1064-1069. - Customs,22. Man, Isle of, 5. Prizes, 4. ~ 


Smyth, 





SMYTH—+SPANISH WINE. 868 


eee 
Smyth, Dr. James Carmichael :--see Addresses, 507. Committees, 1659. Petitions, 685, 
Snow Hill :—sec Lotteries, 9. Cir ft: 0 oo sd . 


Snuff :——See Accounts and Papers, 2461. Committees, 1245-1989,. ~ Excise, 23. Glass, 5. Supply, Key to Ways and 
Means ; also, 5327-8. 5330. 5334-5- 5349, 5350. 5444. 5447. 5451. ; Tobacco, 7. 


Snuff Boxes :——Motion, That the sum of £.22,510. 15. 1. which, frem ‘certain Papers fa We to Les ter ep for 
Snuff Boxes, is a most, profuse and improvident expenditure of public money ; Negatived, Lxx1v. 250. 


Soap: ‘Bill to repeal the duties, allowances and drawbacks of Excise on Soap made in Great Britain, and Yenportdd from tatind ; 
Ordered, LXXI. 325. Presented, g2g. Printed, 365. Petition of Seep Manifacturers in York against, Offered; Motion for 
bringing it up, negatived ; 375. ° Bill re-comimitted, 383. n.a. 416... See Accounts and Papers, 4658-9. Committees, 1071. 
Excise, 2. 11. 24. Petitions, 213. 488. Supply, 5057. 5010. , ' 


Societies :—See Friendly Societies, Stoanabive. 


Soldiers: 


1. _ Bill for the relief of Soldiers and Sailors, and of the wives of Soldiers in certain cases; From the Lords, and read, Lv1tt. Me. Printed, 
385. Reported, with Amendments, 415.. Re-committed, 424. _ Again reported, with ‘Amendments, 478. a ‘with Amendments, 482. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 520. 8. A. 543. 


2. Bill to prevent discharged Soldiers, Sailors and Marines, from being subject to the laws against vagrants, when setarbing home ; Ordered, 
Lxxi1. 418. Not presented. 


See Army. Chelsea Hospital. Foreign Inlistments. Innkeepers. Navy, 2.13.22. Petitions, 277. 
Solicitor General :—seec Attorney General, 5. Queen Caroline, 4 ios bite 
Solicitor General to Her Majesty :——See Atiorney General to Her Majesty. Queen Caroline, 4. shade 


Solicitors : 


1. Bill for regulating the fees of the Sworn Clerks and Solicitors in Chaneety.; ; Ordered, Lx1. 495. ‘Presented; printed; 504 erry 
512. Not proceeded in. 


2. Order, That Mr. Kaye and Mr. Winter be appointed Solicitors to the Managers of the Impeachment against Lord Melville; Lx1. 16g. _ 
See Accounts and Papers, 904. Attornies. Courts, 15. Indemnity, 3. 8. Notaries, 1. Petitions, 106, 107. 


Somers Islands :-—-see Bermuda. 
Somerset House :—see Accounts and Papers, 4660-1. Supply, 547. 698. 2353. 


Somerset, Lord Charles :—Report of 20 June 1810 from the Select Committee on Public Offices, redid ;’ Motioti, ‘That 
it appears that Lord Charles Somerset is one of the Joint Paymasters of the Forces with a Salary of £. 2,000. per annum, and ‘that he is 
at the same'time receiving the full pay, allowances, &amp;c. of a Lieutenant General in the Army ; Withdrawn, Lxv110. 385. 


Somerset, Major General Lord Edward :—see House, 145. Members, 96. 
Somerville, Andrew :—see Petitions, 246. 

Soot :—-see Manure, 1 

South America :—See America, South. 

South Sea Annuities :—see Supply, 4969. 


South Sea Company and Trade: Bills relative thereto : 


2.. To repeal so much of Act 9 Anne as vests in the South Sea Company the sole and exclusive privilege of carrying on trade fo’and from 
South America or in the South Seas; Ordered, rx11. 116. Presented, 120. Petitions of Merchants trading to the South Seas against, 
136, 149. Bill printed, 137. RB. a. 246. 

2. To repeal Acts granting exclusive privileges to the South Sea Company, and to indemnify them for the loss of such privileges ; Ordered, 
Lxx. 165. Order of leave for Bill in part discharged, 232. Instruction for charging a Customs duty on goods imported from places 
within the limits of the exclusive Trade granted to the South Sea Company, 241. BBill presented, 250. R. a. 296. To amend 
said Act; Ordered, Lxx. 407. Presented, 426. nr. a. 464. ——To repeal certain duties granted by said Act; Ordered, 1x1. 
45%. Presented, 459. R. A. 504. ' 

3.- To enable His Majesty to be Governor of the South Sea Company ; Ordered, rxxv. 165. Presented, 175. RB. a. 278. 

, See Accounts and Papers, 4662-3. Committees, 1072-1076. Messages, 101. 


Southampton Military Asylum :—see Supiy, 3943. 
Southern Whale Fishery :——See Accounts and Papers, 4532. 5185-5187. Committees, 492-501. Fish, 35-41. 
Southwark Court of Request ;—see Accounts und Papers, 1712. 





Spain : 
kh Feow te for an Address for copies of such proclamations as have been received by the Secretary of State for Foreigu Affairs since the arrival 
ofthe French Army at Madrid; Withdrawn, Lxrit. 439. 
2. .. Motion, Phat. it is indispensably necessary that this House should inquire into the causes, conduct and events of the late campaign in 
Spain ;_ Motion for adjourning the debate, negatived; Main Question put, and negatived; LXIV. 97. 


3. 7 Motion, That it appears to the House after an attentive consideration of the various documents which have been produced, that the spirit of 
resistance to the unprincipled aggression of France manifested by Spain was neither seasonably, vigorously, nor efficiently seconded by 
the arms or Council of Great Britain, &amp;c. negatived; three other Motions blaming the conduct ‘of Ministers in relation to the affairs of 


Spain; Negatived, rx1v. 296. 
4. .° Motion for an Address entreating His Royal Highness the Prince Regent to take into his consideration the safferings 0 of the members of 
“—— the late Spanish Regency and Cortes; Negatived, x x1. 46. 


See Accounts, Pubhe, 12, 13. Accounts and Papers, 2662, 2663. 2914. 4651. 4853. 4664-4693. 5533-- - 5646. 5656. 
Addresses, 396-411. 536. 567. 602. Committees, 659. a Enlistmen House, 42. Vicences, 2. 
Slaves, 16. 32. Supply, 97. 2051. , 


Spanish Patriots :—See Petitions, 489.. 
“Spanish Wine :—see Wine, 6, 7. 13. 


Speaker. 


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bt 3 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 





864 0 SPEAKER. 


Speaker. 
I.. Speaker chosen; 1—5. _ | | 
_II. Speaker’s Speeches on various occasions ; 6—11.-_ 
‘If. The Speaker thanked by the House ; 12, 13. 
IV. The Speaker thanks the House; 14. 


V. The Speaker gives Casting Votes ; 15. 


VI. The Speaker communicates Matters to the House; 16—55. 
1.—Acquaints the House; 16—39. 4.—Reports to the House; 45-—54.- 


2.—Informs the House; 41—43. 5.—States to the House; 55. 
3.—Puts the House in mind; 44. 


VII. Various Duties of the Speaker, relative to Writs and Election 
Petitions ; 56—83. 
VIII. Orders and Resolutions relative to the Speaker ; 54—101. . 
IX. Incidental Proceedings ; 102—137. 


X. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn; 138, 139. 





[. Speaker chosen : 


‘1. His Majesty or The Prince Regent's pleasure signified (at the beginning of a New Parliament) that a Speaker 
should be chosen; LVI. 6.—LVIII. 8.—LXII. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 4.—LXXIV. 8.—LXXV. 108. —x_— 
His Majesty or The Prince Regent gives leave to the House to proceed forthwith to the choice of a new 
Speaker ; the office being vacant during a Parliament ;) LVI. 33.—LVII. 92.—LXXII. 306. 


2. Members proposed to be Speakers ; The Right honourable Henry Addington; Lv1. 6. Sir John “Mitford ; 
LVI. 33. The Right honourable Charles Abbot and Charles Dundas, Esquire; LVII. 93. The Right 
honourable Charles Abbot; LVIII. 8.—LXII. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 4. The Right honourable Charles 
Manners Sutton and Mr. Charles Watkins Williams Wynn; LXXII. 307. The Right honourable Charles 

Manners Sutton; LXXIV. 8.—LXXV. 108. —«m— Members so proposed,—Submit themselves to the 


House ; LVI. 6.—LVIII. 8.—LXII. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 4.—LXXIV. 8.—LXXvV. 108. Address themselves 
to the House; LVI. 33.—LVII. 93.—LXXII. 307. 


3. Members elected to be Speakers ; Mr. Addington ; (unanimously, 1801 ;) LVI. 6. Sir John Mitford ; (1801 ;) 
' LVI. 33.-——Mr. Abbot ; (upon Question put, 1802;) LVII. 93. (Unanimously, November 1802;) LVIII. 8. 
Spicer -eeene 1806 ;) LXII. 4. (Unanimously, 1807 ;) LXII. 560. (Unanimously, 1812 ;) LXVIII. 4. 


—— Mr. Manners Sutton; (upon division, 1817 ;) LXXII. 307. (Unanimously, 1819;) LXXIV. 8. 
Unanimously, 1820 ;) LXXv. 108, 





4. Speaker Elect conducted to the chair by the Mover and Seconder; LVI. 6, 33.—LVII. 93.—LVIII. 8.— 
LXIf 4, 560.—LXVIII. 4.—LXXII. 307.—LXXIV. 8.—LXXV. 108. —~=— Expresses himself sensible of 
the honour conferred upon him; LVI. 6.—LVII. 93.—LVIII. 8.—LXIl. 4, 560. —LXVIII. 4.—LXXII. 
307.—LXXIV. 8.—LXXV. 108. —«m— Again addresses himself to the House; LVI. 33. —«— Con- 
gratulated on being elected ; LVI. 6, 33.—LVII. 93.—LVIII. 8.—LXII. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 4.—LXXII. 307. 
—LXXIV. 8.—LXXV. 108. —«=— Puts Questions for adjourning; LVI. 33.—LVII. 93.—LXXII. 307. 
—&lt;»— After adjournment goes away without the Mace before him ; LVI. 33.—LVII. 93.—LXXII. 307. 
———=— On the next day of meeting takes the chair before the Message delivered for requiring the 
attendance of the House in the House of Peers; LVI. 6.—LVIII. 8.—LXII. 4, 560.— LXVIII. 4.— 
LXXIV. 8.—LXXV. 108. Not -stated so to take the chair on being elected in the middle of a session ; 
LVI. 53.—LVII. 93. Stated to have so done ; LXXII. 307. 


———With the House goes to the House of Peers for approbation ; LVI. 6, 34.—LVII. 93.—LVIII. 8. —LXII. 4, 
560.—LXVIII. 4.—LXXII. 307.—LXXIV. 8.—LXXV. 108. —«=— Reports His Majesty’s or The Prince 
Regent's approbation of the choice the House had made of him to be their Speaker; LVI. 6, 34.—LVII. 
93:-—LVIII. 8.—LXII. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 4.—LXXII. 307.—LXXIV. 8.—LXXV. 108. —&lt;=— Repeats his 
respectful ac to the House; LVI. 7, 34.—LVII. 93.—LVIII. 8.—LXII. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 4. 

—LXXII. 307.—LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 109. —&lt;™— On a New Parliament, Reports that he had made the 

usual claim of privileges on being approved of ; LVI. 6.—LVIII. 8.—LXUI. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 4.—LXXIV. 8. 

—LXXV. 108.—&lt;»—Puts the House in mind that the first thing to be done is to take the oaths ; LVI. 7.— 

LVIII. 8.—LXII. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 4.—LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 109.—&lt;«—Takes the oaths alone before other 

Members; LVI. 7.—LVIII. 8.—LXII. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 5.—LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 109. 


II. Speaker’s Speeches on various Occasions : 
6. Expresses himself sensible of the honour conferred upon him, on being elected; LVI. 6. 33.—LVII. 93- 


LVI. 8. — LXII. 4, 560. — LXVIII. 4.—LXXII. 307.— LXXIV. 8. —LXXV. 108.—=—Repeats his 
- __ Fespectful acknowledgments to the House, after being approved of by the King or Prince Regent ; LVI. 7, 
- |) BqeoL VIL. 93.—LvII. 8.—LXIL 4, 560.—LXVIII. 4.—LXXII. 307-—LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 109. 


7. The 








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II. Speaker's Speeches on various Occasions—continied. : J 

7. e Speaker desired to print the Speech made by him to the Prince Regent in the Huuse of Peers on 22 Jul 
.. ..», 1813, upon his. ting the Money Bill, which then received the Royal Assent ; LXIx. 11. The Speech 
- - », entered in the Journals, 12. Read; Entry in Journal of ou 1813, of the House resolving itself 
into Committee on the state of the laws affecting Roman Catholics, with a view to a conciliatory adjust- 
ment, together with the Resolution of the said Committee, and a Bill ordered thereupon; read, Preamble 
of Bill presented upon go April 1813, to provide for the removal of the civil and military disqualifications 

under which His Majesty’s Roman Catholic subjects now labour; read, Motion that a Special Entry be 

made in the Journal, That it be not drawn into precedent for any Speaker, except by the special direction 

of the House, to inform His-Majesty, either at the bar of the House of Lords or elsewhere, of any proposal 

made. to the House by any of its Members, either in the way of Bill or Motion, or to acquaint His Majesty 

with any proceedings had thereupon, until the same shall have been consented to by the House; Mr. Speaker 
heard in his.place, 203. Entry in Journal of the House of Commons in Ireland of 15 March 1792, of 
the Speaker's Speech at the bar of the House on presenting the Supply Bills of that session to the Lord 
Lieutenant for the Royal Assent, read; Amendment dae g and not made; Main Question, upon division, 
negatived :— Motion made; Amendment proposed thereto and not made; and Resolution, That it has 

-heen customary for the Speaker, on presenting Bills of Supply at the close of the session (the King bein 
present on the throne), to make a speech at the bar of the ficuss of Lords, recapitulating the principa 
objects which have employed the attention of the Commons, without receiving any instructions from the 
House, and that nothing has occurred which calls for interference; 204. [Note. The Speaker's Speeches 
at the Bar of the House of Lords on presenting Money Bills to the King or Prince Regent do not appear 

in the Journals of the House of Commons. ] 


8. On delivering the Thanks of the House By eg The Right honourable Henry, LVI. 45. . Anson, 
Brigadier General George, LXV. 156. Anson, Major General George, LXIX. 18, Clinton, Major 
General Henry, LXVIII. 139. Clinton, Lieutenant General Sir Henry, LXIX. 380.—LXXI. 380. Cole, 
Ba, General the Honourable Galbraith Lowry, LXVII. 93. Cole, Lieutenant General the Honourable 
Sir Galbraith Lowry, LXXI. 380. Cotton, Lieutenant General Sir Stapleton, LXV. 156.—LXVIII. 294. 
Fane, Brigadier General Henry, LXIV. 20. Fane, Major General Henry, LXIX. 506. Ferguson, 
Major General, LXIV. 27. Finch, Major General, LXIlI. 36. Fraser, Lieutenant General Alexander 
Mackenzie, and Brigadier General Fane, Lx1v. 20. Grosvenor, Major General, LxtlI..36. Hood, 
Rear Admiral Sir Samuel, LXIV. 20. Impeachment, Managers of, against Lord Melville, LXx1. 338. 
Picton, Lieutenant General Sir Thomas, LXIX. 18, 380. Popham, Captain Sir Home, LXIII. 37. 
Pringle, Major General William Henry, LXVIII. 139.-— LXIX. 380. Somerset, Major General Lord 
Edward, LX1X. 506.— LXXI. 315. Stewart, Brigadier General the Honourable Charles, LXxv. 36. 
Stewart, Lieutenant General the Honourable Sir William, LXIX. 379, 380. Wellesley, Major General 
Sir Arthur, LXIII. 36. Wellesley, Lieutenant General Sir Arthur, LXIV. 14. 


9... On.reprimanding persons,—Alcock, John, LXIJ. 297. Brooks, Stephen, reprimand not entered, LVIII. 297. 
Brundrett, Jonathan, LXIIl, 754. Butter, Daniel, LXIV. 236. Chapman, John, and John Evelyh, 
LXXIV. 326. Collier, John Payne, LXXIV. 541. Cox, Robert Albion, LX, 259. Croggon, Thomas, 
LXVIII. 594. Dayman, John, LIX. 339. Dean, John, LXV. 113. D’Esterre, Henry, LXXV. 431. 
Evelyn, See supra, “ Chapman.” Ferguson, Thomas, LXXIII. 363. Finnerty, Peter, LXXIV. 537. 
Fuller, John, Esquire, (a Member) LXV. 136. Hallett, William, LXXIV. 597. Grady, Thomas, 
LXXIV.177. Grady, Thomas William, LXXIV. 231. Hall, John, reprimand not entered, LVIII. 262. 
—lIlett, William, LIX. 348. Jarvis, Richard Armson, LXXV. 443. Jefferys, Thomas, LXXII. 118. 
Jury, Walter, LX1I. 193. Lambe, Alexander, LxxIv. 621. Luce, Daniel, LXVIII. 301. Rawlins, Sir 
William, Knight, and Robert Albion Cox, Esquire, Sheriffs of Middlesex, LX. 259. Sandon, Captain 
Huxley, LXIV. 191. Shuttleworth, Frederick, Lviii. 267. Simpson, John, LVIN. 424. Spurrier, 
William, LXxIl. 798. Stuart, Peter, LX. 232. ‘Trotter, Alexander, LX1..102. Trotter, James, LVIII. 
389. ‘Weall, John, LIX. 224. Whillock, Cyprian, LIX. 427. Wilson, John, LIX. 151. 4 

¥1. On other occasions,—To the Duke of Wellington, in answer to His Grace, on his being admitted into the 
House to make his acknowledgments to the House for deputing a Committee to congratulate him on his 
return to this country ; LXIX. 414.—&lt;=—On giving a casting vote on a Question relative to Lord Viscount 
Melville, (the previous Question hy ag moved on certain proposed Resolutions); LX. 201. [Note. 


The Speaker's reasons for his casting Vote on other questions, are entered in the form of narrative. 
See infra, 15.] 


11J, The Speaker thanked by the House : : 

12. — Abbot, The Right honourable Charles,—His upright, able and impartial conduct in the Chair highly approved 

' of and acknowledged, (Note. A Member having made an observation to the contrary); LX. 182.——— 
Now Baron Colchester,—For services during the time he was Speaker; To be communicated by the 
Speaker; LXxil. 318. 

13. - Addington, The Right honourable Henry,—For the manner in which he discharged the office of Speaker ; 
Resolution nem. con. for thanking him, LVI. 38. Thanks given tohim; his answer ; the Speaker’s speech 
and Mr. Addington’s answer to be printed in the Votes; 45. 


1V. The Speaker thanks the House: 


14. On being chosen; LVI. 7, 34.—LVII. 93.—LVUI. 8,—LXIL. 4, 560.—LXVIII, 4.—LXXII. 307.—-LXXIV. 8. 
| —LXxXV. 108. —«»— On their indulgence to him during his indisposition; LXXH. 201. 


V.:' The Speaker gives Casting Votes on Questions,—relative to— : 

15. © Chancery Court ; For appointing a Committee to inquire into the causes that retard the decision of suits 
in’ the High Court of Chancery; LXVI. 395. —&lt;— Coal Meters ; That the Westminster Coal Meters 
Bill do pass ; LXXII. 283. ~&lt;«— Hides and Skins ; For leave to bring in a Bill to repeal additional duty 
thereon; LXVIIT. 498. —&lt;m— Lord Melville; On previous Question put, on Motion that it appears that 
on 18 June 1782, the House came to certain Resolutions respecting the balance and application of Public 
Money. in the hands of the. Paymaster of the Forces, and of the Treasurer of the Navy; LX. 201. —»— 
Poors Rate Bill; For the Speaker leaving the Chair on the Bill for relieving certain persons from the pay- 
-ment of Poor Rates; LVI.169.—&lt;«— Turnpike Road Bills; For the House agreeing with Committee in 
Amendment to Truro Road Bill ; LXXiI. 273.—&lt;«—_Westminster, the High Bailiff of ; On’ Question for 
discharging Order for an account of the profits of the High Bailiff, of Westminster ; Lx XII. 272. 


“VI. The 


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866 ‘SPEAK ER—continued. 





‘VI. The Speaker communicates.matters to the Honse:: &gt; 


(1,)—Acquaints the House of matters,—relative'to— 1 

16. — Accounts and Papers; That certain Accounts, &amp;c. had been prepared; and were upon the Table, relative to,— 
Private Bills ; An Account of the numbers of Private Bills in progress through the House, distinguishing 
them in classes, &amp;c.; and also of such Bills as had passed, and not received the Royal Assént ; LXII. 589, 
(App. 44.) Account of ditto in Peden through the House ; LXXV.119. —&lt;=— Elections; A Return 

. of the state’of notices ‘given to the Clerk of the House, in pursuance of Act 53 Geo. ITI. of the names of 

sureties proposed to enter into‘recognizances in respect of Irish Election Petitions, together with any pro- 
ceedings had thereupon ; LXXIV. 140. —&lt;«— Orders of the House; Return to an Order for an Account 
of all Orders made and not rescinded ‘during the last session, to which no Return was made ; LXXI. 63. 
A further Return to the said Order, so far as relates to Addresses, 67.—~.— Poor Returns; An Abstract 
of Returns of assessment for relief of the Poor in 1748, 1749, and 1750; LXXIII. 23. List of parishes 
and places of which the Parish Officers had made'no Return in pursuance of Orders of 30 April and 
30 December 1819, and 16 May 1820; LXxvV. 352. Abstract of ‘Returns received of monies assessed 
and levied upon the several parishes in England and Wales’ for the years ending 25 March 1816, 1817, 
1818, and 1819; LXXV. 464. ; 

17. . Burdett, Sir Francis; The Speaker acquaints the House with what he had done in the matter of Sir Francis 
Burdett’s commitment to the Tower ; and of a letter received by him from Sir F. B. upon the subject of 
his commitment; LXV. 260. Of a paper received by him from Sir F. B.; LXV. 285, 294. That he had 
been served with process in an action at law ; LXV. 351. That the Serjeant at Arms had been served with 
further process in an action at law; LXV. 351. That he had received a_letter from Lord Moira, Constable 

of the a that Sir F. B. had instituted a suit against him, on the ground of illegal detention; LXV. 355. 

18. Clerk of the House; That the Clerk had prepared Returns to an Order of the House; LXXI. 63.—LXxXIII. 
23.—LXXIV. 140. Further Returns, LXxI.67.  . See infra,-29. 

19... Cochrane, Lord ; That he had received a letter from Lord Cochrane, asserting his innocence ; LXIX. 374. 

ee Another letter, desiring that the business respecting him might be postponed, 407, See infra, 32. 

21. Divorce Bill; That he had received a letter from the Solicitor of one of the parties in Addison’s: Divorce Bill; 

LVI. 541. | 

22. Dublin, Lord Mayor of; That he had received a letter from the Lord Mayor of Dublin ; LXVIH. 209. 

Fast India Company ; See infra, 33. : 

23. « East India Judicature; That the Clerk had prepared a list of Members names who had delivered in lists 
under the East India Judicature Act; LVI. 199. —LVII. 67,—LVIIl. 145.— LIX. 75. — LX. 94. — 
LXI, 12). —LXII. 90, 797. — LXIII. 147. — LXIV. 119. — LXV. 161. — LXVI. 151.— LXVII. 124.— 
‘LXVIIIL. 171. —LXIX, 111.— LXX, 106, — LXXI. 193. —LXXII. 158. —LXXIII. 166. — LXxIv. 178.— 
LXXV. 329. er 

24. Elections; That in pursuance of the directions of Act 24 Geo. III. c. 26, he had issued his warrants ‘for new 
writs during the recess ; LIX. 3.—LX. 3.—LXI. 3.—LXIII. 3.—LXIV. 3.—-LXV. 3.—LXVI. 3.— LXVII. 3. 
—LXIX. 3.—LXX. 3, 69.—LXXI. 3.—LXXIE. 3.—LX XIII. 3.—LX XV. 3.—&lt;- That he had, in pursuance 
of the Order of the House, issued his warrant tu the Clerk of’ the Crown ‘to make ‘out a new writ for 
Stamford, in the room of General Bertie, then Earl of Lindsey, and that the Writ had been made out 
accordingly; and the House being informed, that no writ of summons had been issued to General Bertie, 
Clause in Act and Entries in Journal read, and Supersedeas ordered ; LXIV. 49. . | 

25. | ——Thathe had received letters from Members chosen for more places that one, making their Election for which 
place they would serve; LVIIM. 71.— LXII. 48, 58, 712, —— LXVIII. 64, 89. — LXXIV. 106, 113, 120. 
—&lt;»— That he had received declarations in writing from Members petitioned against, that they did not 
intend to defend their Returns; LIX. 192.—LX. 242. 

26. ——That Petitioners in controverted Elections had not entered into recognizances; LVII. 95, 112,.118.—LIX. 5. 
—LXI.480.—LXII.67, 70, 258.—LXIII. 212.—LXIV. 88.—LXVIII. 89, 106, 108.—LXIX. 195.—LXX. 3; 
—LXXIII. 114.—LXXIV. 111, 112, 134.—LXXV. 233, 239, 293, &amp;c.—&lt;-—That Petitioners had entered 
into recognizance, but that the sufficiency of the sureties had not, for want of due notice to the sitting 
Member been examined and approved of in the usual manner; LVIII, 118.—«—That certain Petitioners 
had not entered into recognizances, {and the Orders for considering their Petitions having dropped, no 
further Orders were made for taking them into consideration]; LXXV. 478. —«— Of special circum- 
stances relating to a recognizance [Galway Election Petition]; LXVIII. 109. | RS 

That he had received a list of Barristers who had consented to act as Commissioners under 42 Geo. III.: 

for trial of controverted Elections for Ireland; LVI. 19.—LXIU. 14, 617.—LXIII.. 25.—-LXIV. 19.— 
LXV. 14.—LXVI. 78.—LXVII. 19.—LXVIII. 47.—LXX. 278.- —-LX XIII. 14.—LXXIV. 12,—LXXV. 132, 
215.——=— That he had received a return containing the names of other Barristers who had consented to 
act as ditto; LXII. 67.—LXXIV. 114, 394. —&lt;»— That he had received letters from the deputy Clerk 
of the Crown in Ireland, inclosing Election Petitions ; LVUL. 52,.71.—LXII. 50; 685, 701,—-LXIII. 104, 
127.—LXVI. 85.—-LXVIII. 30, 106,—LXIX. 147.—LXX. 186,.—LXXIII. 7.—LXXIV, 59.—LXXV. 159. 
——»— That he had received a letter from John M, Dwyer, Esq. dated Hanaper Office, Dublin, inclosing 
an Election Petition; LXXV. 460. , les Hee 

28. ——That in pursuance of Act for regulating trials of Irish controverted Elections, he had by warrant insérted in 
the London Gazette, directed Select Committees to re-assemble on particular days ; LXIV.3. [Note. This 
at the beginning of a Session; but. during a Session he previously informs the House; That he has received 
copies of the proceedings on a certain day. See infra, 41.] a 

29. House; Of the death of John Ley, Esq. late Deputy Clerk of the House ; LXIX. 344. —as— That he had 


27. 





received a letter from Mr. Hatsell, the Clerk of the House, of the arrangements ‘Mr. Hatsell iad made 
as to the Clerks at the. Table in consequence of the death of Mr. Ley; LXIx. 496. —«=— Of the death 
of John Hatsell, Esq. and.that His Majesty would: speedily appoint a Clerk ; LXXV. 482. —&lt;_-— That 
His. Majesty had appointed John Henry Ley, Esq. Clerk.ot the House; LXXvV. 485. 
India Judicature; See supra, 23. 

30, Journal Index: That Mr. Dunn was near finishing a General Index to several volume’ of the Journals of 

House ; Lit. 659. ey wee 
31. Letters ;, That che had received letters in return to the Thanks of the. House from eae Lieutenant 
General Jobn; Lx1x..5. Achmuty, Brigadier General Sir Samuel; LXU1,. 150. Achmuty, Sir 
Samuel ; LXVIIL, 135. ” Baiva: Lieutenant General Sir David; CXIV: 15. Beckwith, Lieutenant a 
’ eorge &gt; 





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VI. The Speaker communicates matters tothe House—continued. . 


(1.)—Acquaints the House of matters—continued. 


George; LXV. 7.. Beresford, Sir William Carr; Lxvi. 465. Bertie, Vice Admiral Alvemarle; 
LXVH. 42. Blake, General Joachim ; LXVII.3. Blucher, Field Marshal Prince; Lxx1. 3.. Camden, 
Marquis of; LXXIV. 472. “Capellen, Vice Admiral Vande; LXxXII.'243. Cathcart, Lieutenant General 
Lord Viscount; LXIII. 40. Clive, The Right honourable Lord; LIx. 274. Cochrane, Rear Admiral 
Sir Alexander; LXV. 7. Colchester, Lord, (the late Speaker); LXXII. 325. Collingwood, Lord ; LX1. 268. 
‘De Courcy, Rear Admiral Michael; LXiv. 21. Duckworth, Sir John. Thomas; LX!. 305. Exmouth, 
Lord; LXXII. 28, 38, 243. Hastings, Marquis of; LXXIII.-13.—LXXV.11. Hutchinson, Lord; 
LVII. 205, 482. Gambier, Admiral Lord ; LxI. 36.—LXV. 30. Graham, Lieutenant General Thomas; 
LXVI. 293. Keith, Admiral Lord; Lvit. 6, 286. Lord Lieutenants of counties, and Lord Lieutenants 
of Ireland; LVII. 482.— LIX. 42. Militia, Colonels or other Commanding Officers of; Lvii. 482. 
Minto, Lord; LXVII. 487. Naval Inquiry, Commissioners of ; LX. 238. Parker, Sir Hyde; LVI. 427. 
Rainier, Vice Admiral; LVIII. 303. Saumarez, Rear Admiral Sir James; LVI. 79. Stirling, Rear 
Admiral; LXIII. 248. Stopford, Rear Admiral; LXVII. 10. : Strachan, Sir Richard; LXI. 345. 
Stuart, Major General Sir John; LXII. 190. Wellesley, Marquis of; LX!. 5. ‘Wellington, Lord 
Viscount; LXV. 234.—LXVI. 434, 465. Letter, inclosing copy and translation of -&lt;ter received from 
General Blake; LXVII. 3. Wellington, The Earl of; LXVil. 374. Wellington, The Marquis of ; LX VIH. 
398. Wellington, The Duke of; LXIxX. 418.—LXxXI. 3. York, Duke of, for the Thanks voted to the 
Navy, Army and Marines, oonee the wars; LVII. 337.—LXIX. 447. York, Duke of; Lxx. 465. 
—&lt;»— That he had received a letter from the late Speaker in return to the Thanks of the House ; 
LXXII. 325. —&lt;=— That he had received Letters from sundry persons; Burdett, Sir - Francis, 
See supra, 17. Cochrane, Lord, supra, 19. Divorce Bill, supra, 21. Dublin, Lord Mayor of, 
supra, 22. Hatsell, Mr. supra, 29. Marshall of the King’s Bench, infra, 32. Melville, Lord Viscount, 
uafra, 32. Moira, Lord, supra,17.. Wales, Princess of, infra, 37. Walsh, Benjamin, infra, 38. 
ork, Duke of, infra, 39. ' 

32. Marshal of the King’s Bench ; That he had received a letter from him respecting the arrest of Lord Cochrane 
[a Member] in the House; LXX. 179. —&lt;m— From Lord Viscount Melville ; desiring to be’ admitted 
and heard relative to the Tenth Report-of the Commissioners Naval Inquiry, and Report of the Select 
Committee thereupon ; LX. 367.—«—From Lord Moira, see supra, 17. 

Poor Returns; See supra, 16. 


33. Resolutions ; That pursuant to Orders of the House, he had signified in writing, 2 Resolution of the House ; 
[to the East India Company]; LXVI. 253. 

34. Speaker made his excuses to the House for ‘not being present yesterday [6 February 1811] at the usual hour, 
and acquainted them, that the same was owing to his having been detained at the Privy Council holden for 
administering the oaths to the Prince Regent in pursuance of the Act for appointing a Regency; LXVI. 82. 


35. . Thanks ; That in obedience to the commands of the House he had signified Resolutions ef Thanks to,—The 
Militia and Volunteers ; LV1I.482. To the Volunteer and. Yeomanry corps ; LIX, 42. [Note. Similar 
Thanks were ordered to be communicated 6 July 1814, but the end of the Session prevented the Speaker 
Srom acquainting the House that he had signified them.]} 


37. Wales, Princess of; That while in the Chair-he had yesterday received a letter without date or signature, 
purporting to be a communication from Her Royal Highness, and that he had that morning, by letter, 
requested to be informed whether the communication was transmitted by Her Royal Highness’s command, 
in consequence of which he had received another letter inclosing a duplicate of the letter received yesterday 
by him ; LXVIII. 253. A letter with three inclosures ; LX1X. 324. Another letter respecting an intended 
grant to her; LXIX. 433. 

Walsh, Benjamin ; That he had received letters from him ; LXVII. 165, 168. See infra, 42. 


York, Duke of; That in the Chair he had received a letter from the Duke of, the contents of which related 
to the investigation respecting the conduct of His Royal Highness; LXIV. 86. 


(2.)\—Informs the House of matters,—relative to— 
Burton, Robert Christie; LXX. 39, 40. See infra, 42. i&gt; 

41. Elections; That Election Petitions had not been renewed in a following session within the time limited by 

, law, and that he had certified into the Court of Exchequer the recognizances entered into, &amp;c. ; LIX, 21. 
LXIII. 34. —&lt;=— That no person appearing at the hour appointed for considering Election Petitions in 
support thereof, he had certified into the Court of Exchequer the recognizances ; LXII. 104, 232, 247, 347- 
—LXIII. 204. —&lt;=— That he had certified recognizances into-the Court of Exchequer, Petitioners not 
having appeared before the Select Committee; LXXIV. 287. —&lt;m— That he had’ received copies of 
Minutes of Proceedings of Commissioners in Ireland appointed to examine matters referred to them by 
Election Committees,—And_ that in pursuance of Act 42 Geo. III. he had by warrant inserted in the 
London Gazette, directed. the Committee to re-assemble ; LVI. 326, 549. And that in pursuance of Act 
42 Geo. III. and of Act 60 Geo. IIT. he had by warrant inserted in the London Gazette, directed the 
Committee to re-assemble; LXXxV. 89. 

42. Letters; That he had received a Letter from George Galway Mills, Esquire, a Member, in the custody of 
the Marshal of the King’s Bench; LX1I. 644. —«»— That he had received Letters from Robert Christie 
Burton, Esquire; LXXIV. 39. —«»— That he had received a Letter from Mr. Walsh (a Member) ; 
LXVII. 175. But see supra, 38. 

Mills, George Galway; see supra, 42. 

A3.. Strangers; Of the circumstances of the case of a Stranger, who had been taken into custody in the gallery 

while the louse was sitting; LXXIV. 537. 


Walsh, Benjamin ; LXVII. 175. See supra, 42. 


_. (3.)}-—-Puts the House in mind : 
44. That the first thing to be done by the House at, the beginning of the First Parliament of the United Kingdom, 
| after the approbation of him as Speaker, is to take the oaths ; LVI. 7. —&lt;»— That the first thing to be 
done by the House upon a New Parliament, after the approbation of him as Speaker, is to take the oaths ; 
LVIL. 8.—LXil. 4, 560,—LXVII, 4,—-LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 109. . [Note., It does not appear that he puts 
the House in mind of this on occasion of a New Reign; LXXV.89.] 
(4.)— Reports 


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GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 





868 SPEAK ER—continued. 





VI. 


45. 


46. 


47. 


48, 


49. 


bI. 


52. 


54. 


55. 


, 


The Speaker-communicates matters to the House—continue ini 
(4.)— Reports to the House,—relative to—. Os , 


_ Addresses of the House; That the House had attended His Majesty or The Prince Regent therewith, and 


His Majesty or The Prince Regent’s answers; LVI: 19.—LYII. 8, 13.—LVIII. 21,.204, 451.—LIX. 10.. 
—LX. 8, 56.—LXI. 11.—LXVII. 377.—LX VIII. 15.—LXIX. 10, 412.—LXX. 8.—-LXXH, 18.—LXXV. 10. 
—&lt;»— Addresses of both Houses ; That both Houses had attended The Prince Regent therewith, and The 
Prince Regent’s answer; LXXII. 8. See infra, 52. 


Bills; The Royal Assent to Bills; LVI. 31.—LVII.-40.—LVIII. 101.—LIX. 54.—LX. 38.—LXI. 31.— 
LXII. 140.—LXHI. 126.—LXIV. 43.—LXV. 106.—LXVI. 81,—LXVIL 95.—LXVIII. 71.— LXIX. 78.— 
LXX. 56.—LXXI. 74.—LXXilk. 96.—LXXIII. 14.—LXXIV. 123.—LXXV. 55, &amp;c. 


Divisions ; The numbers on a division after the names of several Members had been struck off who were not 
in the House when the Question was put ; LXXIV. 393. 

Election Petitions; The names of Members who did not appear on their names being called in Ballots for Election 
Committges (by order); LXII. 194, 202, 208.—LXIII. 209.— LXVIII. 175, 197.—LXIX. 216.—LXXIV. 150, 
173, 199r-—LXXV. 343, 365, 403.—&lt;=—- That he had been informed by a letter received from the Chairman 
of the Commissioners appointed to examine evidence in Ireland in the matter of an Election Petition, that 
he had summoned a Member of the House to give testimony before the said Commissioners ; LXII. 328. 


House ; That the House had been at the House of Peers on various occasions ; LVI. 6.—LVII. 40.—LVIII. 8. 
—LIX. 3.—LX. 4.—LXI. 11.—LXI. 4.—LXIIL. 3. —LXIV. 3.—LXV. 4.—LXVI. 35.—LXVII. 4.—L XVIII. 
4.—LXIX. 3.—LXX. 3.—LXXI. 3.—LXXII. 3.—LXXIII. 3.—LXXIV. 11.—LXXV. 3, &amp;c. 

Members ; See supra, 48. | 


Privileges ; That he had made the usual claim of Privileges; LVI. 6.—LVIII. 8.—LXII. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 4. 
LXXIV. 8.—LXXV. 109. asigals. 


Resolutions ; That the House had attended His Majesty with Resolutions of the House, and His Majesty’s 
Answer thereto; LX, .211. 


Speaker; His Majesty's or the Prince Regent's approbation of the Speaker chosen by the House ; LVI. 6, 
34.—LVII. 93.—LVIIL. 8.—LXII. 4, 560.—LXVIII, 4,—LXXII. 307.—L XXIV. 8.—LXXV. 108. 


Speeches ; His Majesty. or the Prince Regent’s at the opening of a Session; LVI. 8.—LVII. 3.—LVIII. 10. 
LIX. 3.—LX. 4. — LXVIII. 6. — LXIX. 3. — LXX. 3. — LXXII. 3. — LXXY. 3, 110.—«—Lord Com- 
missioner’s ditto ; LXI. 3.—LXU. 6, 562. — LXIII, 3. — LXIV. 3. — LXV. 4. — LXVII. 4. — LXXI. 3.— 
LXXIII. 3. — LXXIV. 11. —&lt;»— Lords Commissioners for opening and holding this present Parliament ; 
LXVI. 35. Lords Commissioners for opening and declaring certain further causes for holding this present 
Parliament, 86. [Note. These two instances were on occasion of the King’s indisposition, 1810, 1811.] _ 


(5.)—States to the House : 


The title of a Bill brought from the Lords; LvI. 88.. [Note. This Bill appears from its title, (LVI. 59) to 
have been “ A Bill for relieving certain persons from the payment of the Poor Rates ;” and it was laid 
aside, nem. con. on the Speaker's statement.|—&lt;«»—The measures he had taken for securing to the Members 
a safe and free access to the House ; LXX. 143. 


VII. Various Duties of The Speaker, relative to Writs and Election Petitions : 


56. 


57. 


58. 


Writs ; The Speaker, at the beginning of every New Parliament, within a convenient time after he is in that 
office, appoints Members to issue Warrants for New Writs in certain cases [24° Geo. III. c, 26.] and the 
instrument of appointment is entered in the Journals; LVI. 666,— LVIH. 71,— LXIl. 15. , [No such 
Entry appears in the first Session of the New Parliament of June 1807]; LXVIII, 15.— LXXIV. 96.— 
LXXV..148.—&lt;—U nder the same Act, Certificates of the death or Peerage of any. Member, are addressed 
to him, during any recess of the House, whereupon he inserts a Notice in the London Gazette, and on 
that day fortnight issues his Warrant to’the Clerk of the Crown, to issue a New Writ ; and on the first day 
of the Meeting of the House thereafter, he acquaints the House if he has issued any. Warrants‘for New 
Writs under the said Act during the recess; XXXIV. 391. — LIX. 3. — LX. 3.— LXI. 3. — LXIII. 3. — 
LXIV. 3.-—LXV. 3.—LXVI. 3.—LXVII. 3.—LXIX. 3.—LXX. 3. — LXXI. 3. — LXXII. 3. — LXXIII.:3.— 
LXXV. 3.—&lt;-— After a long adjournment ; LXxX. 69. 


Election Petition Proceedings ; Subsequently to the Act 1o* Geo. III. c. 16 [1770] “ To regulate the trials 
of Controverted Elections or Returns of Members to serve in Parliament,” it was resolved by the House, 
That an Election Petition, if offered within the time limited for questioning Returns, shall be delivered in 
at the Table and read, without a Question being put thereupon ; XXXV. 10.—&lt;—That whenever more 
than one such Petition shall at the same time be offered, Mr. Speaker shall direct the names of the places 

' to be written on separate pieces of paper, and the order of reading such Petitions, to be decided by 
ballot ; XXXV. 16, [1774]. Renewed Petitions in the same order, as. decided by ballot, in the preceding 
Session ; XXXV. 407, [1775]. Three Classes of Petitions establihed ; XXXVIII. 11, [1780]. Four Classes ; 
XL. 11, [1784]. Five Classes; XLVI..13, [1790]. Renewed Petitions, in Five Classes ; also in the same 
order, as decided in the preceding Session ; XLVII. 10, [1792.]—&lt;»~Mistake in classing a Petition, 
rectified ; XL. 12.—«—Doubts and Questions whether certain Petitions were Petitions under the Acts 
of 10° and 11° Geo. III. XL. 14, 99.—LVIII. 63, 64.—LX¥ANV. 83.—LXXV. 243. 


When an Election Petition, signed by some person claiming to Mave had a right to vote, or who has voted at 
the Election, or alledging himself to have been a Candidate (@@Geo. III. c. 52.) has been delivered in and 
read, a day and hour is appointed for the consideration thereof, not to be within fourteen days of the 
appointment of the Committee of Privileges [10° Geo. IIL. c. 16,], Not within. fourteen days after the 
commencement of the Session, nor within fourteen days after the Return to which it relates, shall be 
brought into the office of the Clerk of the Crown [11° Geo. III. c. 42.] Nor can a time be appointed 
within fifteen days after the Petition is presented to the House, the Petitioner being required within that 
time to enter into recognizance (under 28° Geo. IIT. c. 52.) unless he undertakes sooner to enter into such 
pi, menses of which an instance occurred 6 December 1802, and the Ballot. was appointed for 
14 December ; LVIII. 57.—&lt;—For the same reason, a time is not appointed for the Ballot on Irish 
Election Petitions within twenty-nine days [47 Geo. III. ¢. 14.) ;. but this last enactment not having been 
&gt; ari with regard to the additional recognizance [53 Geo. III. ¢. 71:]; ‘The Speaker reports Irish 

ection Petitions after fourteen days, as not having entered into that recognizance ; LXXIV. 111, 112. 
—&lt;=— A Petition, opposing a Right of Election (as determined ‘by an Election Committee) lies on the 
Table for a certain time before the day of Ballot is appointed ; [53° Geo: IIT. ¢.°71, § 15+) 







The 








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VII. Various Duties of the Speaker relative to Writs,. &amp;c.—continued. 

59.. The day and hour of. Ballot having been appointed, the Speaker sends Notices thereof to the parties ; [See 
Form, XXXIII, 39.—XXXIV. 400.] and he is empowered, by an Order of the House, to issue his Warrants 
for such persons, papers and records as.may be thought necessary, on the hearing of the Petition before the 
future Select. Committee, XX XIII. 43. And in the case of Petitions opposing a rigtt of Election, he 
sends Notices to the Returning Officer, and the London Gazette [28° Geo. III. c. 52. § 28.]; XLVI. 40, 
129, &amp;c.——-—If the day of Ballot is deferred, the Speaker's Notices are repeated [10° Geo. III. c. 16.]; 
XXXV. 27, 80, 89, &amp;c. 

61. The Petitioner (after his Petition has been received, and the day of Ballot appointed) applies to the Speaker 
to appoint persons to examine into the sufficiency of the sureties named in his recognizances [28° Geo. III. 
c. 52, and 53 Geo. III. c. 71.] and such recognizance is entered into before the Feuabie, unless the pro- 
posed sureties reside at 40 miles distance from London, in which case the recognizance is sent to the 
Speaker ; but if no recognizance shall have beerf entered into (or the sureties of a country recognizance not 
judged to be sufficient; LVIII. 118,) the Speaker reports the same to the House as soon as the time for 
entering into the recognizance has expired; and the Order for ballot is discharged, (XLVI. 91, 133, &amp;c.) 
unless upon matter specially stated, the House shall see cause to enlarge the time; XLVI. 137.—LXXIV. 
111, 112, 147, 150.—&lt;—If any of the conditions of the recognizances [28° Geo. III. and 53° Geo. III.] 
are not fulfilled, the Speaker certifies the recognizance and the default into the Exchequer, and reports that 

he has done so, to the House; XLVII. 114.—XLVIII. 49, &amp;c. 

62. Before the day appointed for the Ballot, The Speaker may be informed of the death of the Member whose 
Election or return is questioned, or that he is become a Peer; XXXV. 422.—XLVI. 183. Or if his seat 
becomes vacant ; or if he declares it is not his intention to defend his seat ; LII. 509.—LIX. 192. The 
Speaker sends notices thereof to the Returning Officer and to the London Gazette, [28° Geo. III. c. 52. § 2.] 
and the order for Ballot is adjourned to give opportunity for other parties interested to Petition if 
they think fit; But see LxII. 318, where a New Writ is ordered immediately. . 

63. Previously to the day appointed for the Ballot,—The names of all the Members written on distinct pieces o 
paper of an equal size, shall be put into a box in the presence of the Speaker, which box the Speaker shall 
seal with his own seal, and on the outside thereof shall annex an attestation signed by himself, purporting 
that the box was made up in his presence in the manner directed by the Act 10° Geo. III. c. 16. 

64. The time for taking an Election Petitition into consideration being come,—The Speaker takes the chair 
immediately after prayers without first counting the House, and if no excepted business intervenes, he 
orders the Serjeant to go with the mace to the places adjacent, and require the immediate attendance of 
the Members on the business of the House; XXXII. 58. And repeatedly if Members do not obey ; 
XXXII. 328, 329. [There are early instances of the House having met and proceeded on ordinary 
business before the hour appointed for Ballot, at that time, two o’clock; XXXIII. 38, 327-] 

65. The excepted Business is,—The swearing in of Members [11 Geo. III. c. 42.]; LII. 357.—LVIII. 134. 
—»— Receiving the Report of an Election Committee; XLVI. 186, 222. —&lt;»— The alteration or 
amendment of a Return by the Clerk of the Crown; LVIII. 306. —&lt;«— Attending His Majesty or 
His Majesty's Commissioners in the House of Lords [28° Geo. III. c. 52]; XXXV. 127, 221.—XL. 754. 
—&lt;»— Messages from the Lords ; XLVII. 588, 711. —&lt;«=— Impeachment Business [32° Geo. III. c. 1.]; 
LXVIII. 210, 211. 

66. The Serjeant being returned and the mace on the Table,—The Speaker counts the House, and if one hundred 

Members are not present, he directs the Order of the day for consideration of the Election Petition to be 
adjourned to the following day; XXXV. 441, 452. Sunday and Christmas day excepted by 10 Geo. III. ; 
Good Friday by 28 Geo. mt. and a power of adjournment over the Christmas, Easter and Whitsuntide 
Holidays being allowed by 28 Geo. III. See an instance of endeavouring ineffectually to obtain a Ballot 
throughout the Easter week, (23 March to 4 April 1785); XL. 754, 755, 759. 

67. In like manner, if a list of forty-nine Members (such as are not set aside or excused) cannot be completed,— 
The Speaker directs the consideration of the Election Petition to be adjourned, and after the parties are 
withdrawn from the Bar the House may be called over; a call may be adjourned or ordered on a future 
day ; (LIl. 518.—LIII. 132,) and other Orders relative thereto, or for enforcing the attendance of 
Members may be made [36 Geo. III. c. 59.] For the usual Orders and proceedings on such occasions, 
See Elections, 787-802. ——«»— During the Session 1806-7, twenty-seven Members were ordered into 
custody for non-attendance; LXII. 198, 223, 232, 238, 247, 258, 265, 325, 328, 332. During the Session 
1819, forty-two ; LXXIV. 152, 182, 292, 311, 332, 348, 361, 394, 404. 

68. If one hundred Members are present,—The Speaker directs the parties to be called in and attend at the Bar, 
fio Geo. IT]. c. 16]; XXXIII. 58, 328. If one hundred and twenty Members are present and two 
Election Petitions have been appointed for that day, the parties on both are called in and the Ballot pro- 
ceeds, [42 Geo. III. c. 84]; LViII. 177, &amp;c. If two hundred Members are present, for three Petitions ; 
LVIII. 203,204. Iftwo hundred and seventy Members present, for four Petitions ; if three hundred and sixty 
Members present, for five Petitions ; if four hundred and sixty Members present, for more than five Petitions. 

69. © The parties being at the bar, the door of the House is locked, and the Speaker having directed the Order of 
the day for consideration of the Election Petition to be read, asks the Counsel and Agents of the parties 
for whom they respectively appear, whereby it is known whether any party alledges a separate interest, 
which is then allowed or disallowed by the House ; [If separate interests are allowed, the nominees are 
chosen by the thirteen Members on the reduced list, (11° Geo. III. c. 42.) out of Members present at the 
ballot, and originally a clerk was placed at the bottom of the House to make a list of all the Members pre- 
sent, “for the greater certainty” in the subsequent proceedings ; XXXV. 84.] Instance of separate interests 
allowed upon division; XXXV. 324. Disallowed by the House; XXxv. 232. On these occasions the 
Counsel are first heard, and are ordered to withdraw some way from the bar during the deliberation or 
division of the House. 

All the preliminary business disposed of, the House proceeds to the Ballot in the following manner :— 

72. TheSpeaker directs the attestation, signed by himself, to be taken off the box, (over the lock of which it is 
fastened by four seals), and to be read; the box to be then opened, and the attestation ofthe Clerk (which 
is inside the box) to be also read ; See XXXIII. 58, 328; where the form of the attestations is entered. The 
pieces of paper on which the names of Members are written are then put into six glasses, and afterwards 

drawn out by the Clerk, who delivers them to the Speaker, : to be read by him to the House. 

73. . Previously to so reading over the names as drawn, the Speaker desires the Counsel or parties to attend 

while the names are drawing, in order that-if the name of any Member intended by them to be one of the 
_ nominees, ‘is drawn, they may. declare the same to the House. | Fie nafs 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) + 10 L 








870 



































































VIL. 


74, 


75. 


76. 


77. 


78. 


79. 


81. 


82. 


84. 


85. 


86. 


SPEAK ER—contimuied. 


————————————— —— _____———eeeEeeemees——eseesssssse EEE ———— 


Various Duties of the Speaker relative to Writs, &amp;e.—continued.. .... .. &lt; 

The name of every Member who answers to his name when called is written down by one of the Clerks in.the 
list of forty-nine, unless an objection is stated to his being on the list.—&lt;.—A Member maybe nominated to 
be the nominee of one of the parties present [10 Geo. IIT. c. 16, and 42 Geo. III. c. 84], and if he consents 
to such nomination, he is not put on the list ; XXXII. 59.—XXXIV. 428. A’ Member may have given 
his vote at the Election; XXXIII. 555.—XXXV. 222, 255. May be a Petitioner himself, complaining 
of an uhdue Election or Return; XXXV. 167, 209. Or a Petition against his own- Election or Return 
may be then depending ; XXXV. 68, 175. Or his Return may not have been brought in fourteen days ; 
XXXIII. 329.—XXxXV. 68, 209. Or if for any other reason his Election or Return may possibly. be 
petitioned against; XXXV. 93. Or in ballotting for a Committee on a right of Election Petition, he ma 
appear to have served on the previous Committee which came to a determination thereupon [53 Geo. ITT. 
c. 71.] ; LXIX. 195.—In all these cases he is incapacitated from being put on the list of forty-nine for 
the Election Committee. If he is already serving on one Election Committee, of course he cannot be made 
to serve on another at the same time; XXXV. 110. 

Certain excuses may be allowed, if stated by the Member upon his name being called; Members of sixty 
years of age are excused if they require it, and verify the same upon oath, administered by the Clerk at the 
‘Table ; XXXIII. 59, 730, 955, &amp;c. But they are not permitted to retract such excuse on the same Ballot 
in which it has been allowed ; XL. 572.—&lt;#—— A Member having served upon an Election Committee 
during the same session is excused, if he require it, unless the House shall have made a general Order to the 
contrary ; XXXIII. 955.—XXXV. 175, 243. Butif a Member shall not have attended throughout such 
Committee, he is not excused.—«—If a Member offer any other excuse, the substance of his allegation is 
taken down by the Clerk, and he swears to it, and the Speaker puts a Question, whether he shall be 
excused; XXXII. 730, 955.—XL. 510, &amp;c. Excused, or not excused, on division; XLVII. 541.— 
XLVIIIL. 352, 384. See also Elections, 420-454. 

As soon as the list of forty-nine is complete, it is read through by one of the Clerks, and the names are 
counted aloud by another Clerk, to ascertain that the number is not more or less than forty-nine. —&lt;«—The 
Speaker then calls upon the Counsel or parties to name their nominee or nominees, if one or both of them 
shall not have been named in the course of the Ballot; XXXII. 59.—XXXV. 203, 448. —«— He also 
warns the Members whose names are on the list of forty-nine, not to depart till the reduced list has been 
delivered in ; and if a nominee is to be chosen by the thirteen Members on the reduced list, that no Member 
present at the Ballot do depart till such nominee has been chosen, and the Select Committee sworn at the 
Table. —«»— Instance of a Member taken into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms for absenting himself 
on such an occasion ; LXII. 200. 


The Speaker then directs the door of the House to be opened, and the list (or lists, if more than one has 
been prepared) are given to the parties, who retire with the Clerk of Election Committees, and reduce the 
list to thirteen, which reduced list the said Clerk delivers-in at the bar of the House ; (being called upon 
by the Speaker as soon as possible after he appears there) ; the reduced list is then read at the Table ; and if 
the nominees have been named, the Members on the reduced list, together with such nominees, are sworn 
there, and withdraw to one of the Committee rooms to choose their Chairman, otherwise they previously 
withdraw to choose a nominee or nominees (as the case may require) ; XXXV. 111, 137, 331, &amp;*c. —» 
But a Member so chosen may be objected to [11 Geo. III. c. 42], or excused [53 Geo. III. c. 71.], for 
the same reasons as one drawn on the Ballot; xxxvV. 498. 

When the parties are withdrawn in order to reduce the list to thirteen, any Member may require that the 
names of all the Members, if any undrawn, shall be drawn and read aloud by the Clerk. 

The determination of an Election Committee is final as to the Election and Return, and when reported is ordered 
to be entered in the Journals, and the House proceeds to give directions thereupon if necessary.—&lt;— And 
if an Election Committee at the same time report to the House their judgment on an alleged right of Elec- 
tion, the Speaker sends notice thereof to the returning officer, and to the London Gazette ; and if a Petition 
is afterwards presented against such right of Election, he sends notices in like manner of the day and hour 
when the same is ordered to be taken into consideration [28 Geo. III. c. 52]; XL. 40, 129, 338, &amp;c. 

If an Election Petition, or the opposition to an Election Petition, is reported to be frivolous or vexatious, or 
if no party appears to oppose the said Petition, the Speaker, on application, appoints persons to examine 
and tax the costs and expenses, and afterwards certifies the amount [28 Geo. III. c. 52]; and in like man- 
ner if costs and expenses are due under 52 Geo. III. c. 71. 

Under the Irish Election Laws,—The Speaker receives at the commencement of each session, a list or lists 
of Barristers who have consented to act as Commissioners for inquiring into the allegations of Election 
Petitions in Ireland [42 Geo. III. c. 106], and the Speaker informs the House whenever he receives such 
list; LVIII. 19.—LXU..14, 617, &amp;c. —«»— If such inquiry is to be made in Ireland; the Election Com- 
mittee adjourns until re-assembled by the Speaker’s warrant, which is inserted in the London Gazette within 
two days (if possible) after a copy of the Minutes of the proceedings of the said Commissioners in Ireland is 
received; LXIV. 3.— LXXV. 69.—~&lt;m—The Speaker communicates the receipt of the copy of the Minutes — 
to the House, if sitting, at the same time that he informs them that he had by Warrant directed the Select 
Committee to re-assemble ; LVIII. 326, 549.—LXXV. 89. 

Irish Election Petitions are usually transmitted by the Clerk of the Crown in Ireland to the Speaker, under 
a Sessional Order, and the Speaker delivers them in at the next meeting of the House ; LVIII. 52, 71.—- 
LXII. 50, 685, &amp;c. 


VIII. Orders and Resolutions relative to the Speaker : 


Chair ; That he do now leave the Chair on the House going into a Committee ; LVII. 377.—LXVI. 275, 375. 
—LXVII. 223, 255.—LXVIII. 18, 161, 580.—LXIX. 194, 220, 382.— LXXV. 444. [Note. This entry 
appears in case of any intervening proceeding after reading the Order for going into Committee.) 

Committals ; See infra, go. 

Elections ; When several Petitions complaining of undue Elections, &amp;c. are at the same time Offered to be 
presented, the Speaker to direct them all to be delivered in at the Table, &amp;c.; LVHI. 13.— LIX. 7.— 
LXIk. 10, 146, 578.—LXII. 8.—LXVIII. 11.—LXXIV. 14:.——LXXV. 117. iat 


——To issue his warrants,—To the Clerk of the Crown to make out new Writs for electing Members ; 
LVI. 10.— LVII. 7.— LVIII. 71.— LIX. 4. —LX. 3.— LXI. 3.— LXIl. 48.— LXMI. 16.—- LXxIv. 3. 
— LXV. °3.— LXVI. 3.—LXVIL 3.— LXVIII. 64.— LXIX. 3.—LXX. 5.—LXXI. 3.~—LXXII. 3. 
—LXXIIL 3. — LXXIV. 101. — LXXV. 3, &amp;c. —m— To the Clerk of the Crown ‘to make out a 
supersedeas to the Writ for electing.a Burgess for the borough of Stamford ; LXIV; 49,—«1#— For such 
persons, 








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91. 


92. 


93. 


95. 


97. 


98. 


persons, papers and records, as shall be thought necessary on hearing of Petitions complaining of undue 
Elections ; LVIII. 14.—LIX. 8.—LX. 18.—LXI. 9, 425.—LXII. 10,—LXIII..9.—LXIV. 33.—LXV. 66. 
—LXVI. 86, 380.—LXVII. 14, 562.— LXVIII. 12.— LXIX. 30, 148.— LXX. 188.— LXXII. 9, 15.— 
LXXIII. 8. — LXXIV. 16. — LXXV. 37, &amp;c:—~«»—For persons,. papers and records,—On Petitions com- 
plaining .of determinations of rights of Elections, and also. on Petitions to,defend them; L1x. 58, &amp;c. 
On hearing of a Petition complaining of no Return having been made; LX. 15. —&lt;«—Not to issue war- 

’ rants for new Writs until certain days or times; LVIII. 263, 342, 400.—LIX. 121, 176,216.—LXVII. 242, 
306, 352.—L XXIV. 196, 201, 236.—LXXvV. 17, 26, 66, &amp;c. 

Journals; To licence the Printer of the Journals ; LVI. 657. — LVII. 659. — LVIII. 686. — LIx. 441.— 
LX. 486.—LXI. 558.—LXIL. 837.—LXIII. 480.—LXIV. 407.—LXV. 497. — LXVI. 449. —LXVII. 549. 
—LXVIII. 6,—LXIX. 7.—LXX. 467.—LXXI, 518.—LXXII. 217.—LXXIII. 21.— LXXIV. 43.—LXXv. 8, 
123.—&lt;=— What the Speaker said in reprimanding persons, to be entered in the Journals; LVIII. 268, 390, 
424.—LIX. 151, 224, 339.— LX. 232, 259.—LXI. 102. — LXII. 194, 754, 798. — LXIV. 191, 236.— 
LXV. 113, 136.— LXVIII. 301, 594.—LXXII. 118.—LXXIII. 363.—LXXIV. 178, 231, 326.—LXXV. 
431, 443. 

Letters ; To open Letters directed to the House ; LVI. 16.—LVII. 6.— LVIIL 10.— LIX. 6.— Lx. 6.— 
LXI. 11.—LXII. 6, 562.—LXIII. 8.—LXIV. 6.—LXV. 10. — LXVI. 36.-— LXVII. 12.— LXVIII. 6. — 
LXIX. 7.—LXX. 7.—LXXI. 7.—LXXIlI. 9.— LXXIII. 6.—LXXIV. 10.— LXXV. 6, 110. —&lt;-— To write 
circular Letters to the Sheriffs of the several counties for the attendance of Members on that day fort- 
night [the day on which the House was ordered to be called over| ; LXV. 3. 

Melville, Lord; Orders and Precedent for the conduct of the Speaker on the House proceeding to the trial of 
Lord Melville ; LX1. 244. ! 

Members ; To direct the names of. Members who are absent on Ballots relative to Elections, to be set 
aside, &amp;c.; LVII. 176.—LIX. 64.—LXVI. 259.—LXVIII. 163.—LXIX. 195.—LXX. 315.—LXXIl. 81, 82. 
— LXXIV. 140. — LXXV. 329, &amp;c. —~m— That the names of Members who did not appear on the 
appointment of Election Petitions (which names were set aside) be reported by the Speaker on the 
morrow, or on particular days; LVIII. 177, 224.— LXII. 85, 178, 233.—- LXIII. 207, 242, 285.— 
LXVIII. 168, 175, 298.—LXIX. 200.—LXXII. 82.—LXXIV. 143, 165, 182.—LXXV. 334, 358, 393. 

Reprimands; See supra, 88. 

Resolutions ; To signify by writing to the East India Company, a Resolution of the House; LXVI. 236. 
—&lt;—— To communicate to the Reverend Thomas Thirlwall, a Resolution that he was guilty of 
a contempt; LXXII. 246. 

Speaker’s Chamber ; The back door of the Speaker’s Chamber to be locked up,—Every morning at the sitting of 
the House; LVI. 15.—LVI. 6.—LVII. 10.—LIx. 6. — LX. 6, LXI. 10. After Vol, LX1. Every day, 
LXII. 562.—LXIII. 7.—LXIV. 6.—LXV. 10.—LXVI. 36.—LXVII. 12.—LXVIII. 6.—LXIX. 7.—LXx. 6. 
—LXXI. 7.—LXXII. 8.—LXXIII. 6.—LXXIV. 10.— LXXV. 6, 110, —«— Committees to meet in the 
Speaker's Chamber. See Committees, 1896. 1901-1904. 


Speeches; That Mr. Speaker be desired to print his Speech on delivering the thanks of the House to the 
Managers of the Impeachment against Lord Melville ; LXI. 338. On presenting to the Prince Regent 
a Money Bill (22 July 1812) which then received the Royal Assent; LXIxX.11. [Note. Zhe Speaker's 
Speeches of Reprimand are usually ordered to be entered in the Journals ; his Speeches, giving Thanks.to 

embers, to be printed in the Votes, for the sake of immediate publication ; and his speeches in the above two 
instances, to be separately printed, for distribution and more ready reference.| See supra, 88. infra, 98. 

Thanks; Tocommunicate Resolutions of Thanks to,—Abercromby, Lieutenant General the Honourable 
John ; LXVII. 28. —«— Achmuty, Brigadier General Sir Samuel; LXII. 334. Lieutenant General 
Sir Samuel; LXVII. 28.——Admiralty, The Commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Ad- 
miral ; LVII. 303.—LXIX. 438.—&lt;»— Baird, Lieutenant General Sir David ; LXIV. 12,—«— Beckwith, 
Lieutenant General; LXIV. 214.—&lt;«— Bertie, Vice Admiral Albemarle; LXVIi. 28. —«»— Camden, 
The Most Noble the Marquis; LXXIV. 470. —&lt;«— Cathcart, Lieutenant General the Right honourable 
Lord Viscount ; LXIII. 33.—&lt;«—Cochrane, Rear Admiral Sir Alexander ; LXIV. 214. —&lt;«—Colchester, 
Charles Lord; LXXII. 318. —«»— Collingwood, Vice Admiral Lord ; LXI. 17, —« — Commander in 
Chief, The Captain General and Commander in Chief of His Majesty’s Forces; LVII. 303.—LXIX. 438. 

-—~=—Courcy, Rear Admiral the Honourable Michael de; LXIV. 12.—&lt;«— Duckworth, Vice Admiral 
Sir John Thomas; LXI. 168. —&lt;«»— Exmouth, Admiral Lord Viscount ; LXXII. 20. —m— Gambier, 
The Right honourable Admiral Lord ; LXIII. 33.—LXV. 18.—«—Graham, Lieutenant General ; LXVI. 
214.—&lt;—»— Hastings, Marquess of ; LXXII. 34.—LXXIV. 185.—&lt;— Hutchinson, Major General John 
Hely; LVI. 428. Lieutenant General Sir John Hely; LVII. 22. —«— Keith, Admiral Lord; 
LVI. 428.—LVII. 22.—&lt;«—Lord Lieutenants, His Majesty’s Lieutenant of each county in England, 
and to the Lord Lieutenant in Ireland; LVII. 304.—LVIII. 688.—LXIX. 438. —m— Militia, The 
Colonels or Commanding Officers of each corps of ; LVII. 304.—&lt;«— Minto, Gilbert Lord; LXvil. 28. 
—— Naval Inquiry, Cedntniidioriers of ; LX. 232._~m—Parker, Admiral Sir Hyde ; LVI. 285.——— 
Rainier, Vice Admiral; LVI. 22.———Saumarez, Rear Admiral Sir James ; LVII. 7. —«— Stirling, 
Rear Admiral ; LXII. 334. —«»— Stopford, Rear Admiral the Honourable Robert ; LXVII. 28. —-—— 
Strachan, Rear Admiral Sir Richard; LX1. 17.—&lt;«—Stuart, Major General Sir John ; LX1I. 16.—— 
Wellesley, Marquis of ; LIX. 258.—«— Wellesley, Lieutenant General the Right honourable Sir Arthur ; 
LXIV. 12. Wellington, Lieutenant General Lord Viscount; LXV. 26.—LXVI. 275, 403. General 
Lord Viscount ; LXV. 106. General the Earl of; LXVII.327. General the Marquis of ; LXVIII. 17. 
Field Matshal the Marquis of; LXVIII. 648.—LXIX. 12, 153. Field Marshal the Duke of; Lxx. 
423. —«m=— York, His Royal Highness the Duke of; LXX. 459. 

Votes; To peruse the Votes before they are printed, and to appoint the printing thereof; LV1. 16,—LVII. 6.— 
LVIII. 10:—LIX. 6.—LX. 6.—LXI. 11.—LXIL. 6, 562. —LXIII. 8.—LXIV. 6.—LXV. 10.—LXVI. 36.— 
LXVII. 12.—LXVII. 6.--LXIx. 7.—LXX. 7.—LXXI. 8.—LXXII. 9, 206.—LXXIII. 6.—LXXIV. 10.— 
LXXV. 6, 110.—«— What was said by him in giving the Thanks of the House to Members, with their 
answers, to be printed in the Votes; LVI. 46.—LXIII. 37.—LXIV. 15, 2, 27.—LXV. 36, 157.—LXVII. 
ne di 139, 294.—LXIX. 18, 381, 506.—LXXI. 316, 381. —&lt;=— Mr. Speaker's answer to the 

uke of Wellington’s speech in returning thanks to the House to be printed in the Votes; LXIX. 414. 


99. Warrants; To issue his Warrants for committing persons,—To Newgate; LVIII. 244, 318, 384.—LIX. 111, 





GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


390.—LX. 131.—-LXIl. 130, 256, 736.—LXIV. 54, 102, 213.—LXV. 113.—LXVIII. 160, 414.-—-LX XH. 
89.+LXXHI.. 289.—L XXIV. 161, 293, 311.—LXXV. 57, 384, 423, &amp;c.—«——A Member to the Tower ; 
LXV. 252. 





































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SPEAK ER—econtinued. 


VIII. Orders and Resolutions—continued. 


Warrants—continued. ; 


100. 


LXV. 252, —~m— To issue his Warrant for committing persons tothe custody of the Serjeant at Arms ; 
LVIII. 209, 354.—LIX. 245, 331-—LXI. 91.—LXIl. 275, 297.—LXIV. 35, 54—LXVIII. 408.—LXXIII. 
282.—LX XIV. 223, 537, 539, 618. A Member, into the custody of the Serjeant ; LXV. 134.—m 
That persons do stand committed to the custody of the Serjeant at Arms ; LVIII. 221, 237. 


—— To issue his Warrant for bringing persons to the bar in order to be discharged ;"LVIII. 293, 381, 420.— 


LIX. 145, 420.—LX. 253.—LXII. 178, 748.—LXIV. 184, 227, 232.—LXVIII. 292, 592.—LXXIII. 358. 
—LXKXIV. 174, 325.—LXXV,. 428, 438. —&lt;»— For discharging a person out of Newgate; LXXV. 467. 
—&lt;»— That the Marshal of the King’s Bench Prison do bring persons in his custody for the putpose of 
being examined as witnesses before Committees ; LXIV. 72, 140. That the ‘Warden of the Fleet 
Prison do bring ditto ; LXIV. 72, 140.—«—To issue his Warrant that the Keeper of Newgate do bring 
a person in his custody to a Select Committee, in order to his being examined as often as the said 
Committee shall think fit; LXII. 350.—LXIV. 102.—_LXXV. 423.—&lt;«—To the Keeper of the Marshalsea 
Wourt Prison in Southwark to bring a person in safe custody before a Select Committee ; LXIV. 122. 
—&lt;-— To the Marshal of the King’s Bench to attend the House with a prisoner, in order to her being 
examined as a witness before a Committee of the Whole House; LXXIV. 314, 323. —&lt;m=— To the 
Marshal of the King’s Bench and the Serjeant at Arms to bring Members in custody to the House ; 
LXIX. 381, 407. —&lt;=— To the Marshal of the King’s Bench and to the Serjeant at Arms, remanding 
Members so brought ; LXIX. 432. —&lt;«»— To the Marshal of the King’s Bench to bring a sitting Member 
in custody to the bar (if desired so to do) to defend his Return; LXXV. 263.—&lt;«— For the Keepers of 
Gaols to bring witnesses to be examined before Election Committees ; LXII. 211.—LXXIV. 332.—-——To 
the Serjeant at Arms, Justices of Peace, and Bailiff of Westminster (1814), to preserve order and enforce 
observance of regulations on occasion of the procession to St. Paul’s; LXIX. 424. See also supra, 86. : 


Writs. See supra, 86. . 


IX. Incidental Proceedings : 


101. Absence of the Speaker,—From having been detained at the Privy Council, for administering the Oaths to 


102. Acq 


the Prince Regent ; LxVI. 82. —«— From Indisposition ; The Deputy Clerk at the Table acquainted 
the House, that he had received a Letter from the Speaker which he read; Letter (expressing the Speaker's 
regret at the necessity for postponing public business on account of his indisposition) itil ; the Deputy 
Clerk by direction of the House, put the Question for adjourning, and the House adjourned from that day 
14 April to 24 April, on which day the House being met, and Mr. Speaker having taken the chair, he 
returned his humble Thanks to the House for their indulgence to him; LXXII. 201. : 


uaints Counsel and Counsel and Agents on Election Petitions,—With Resolutions that Petitioners or 


Sitting Members be not permitted to appear as separate parties, &amp;c.; LVII. 163, 175, 222.—— With 
Resolutions that Petitioners or Sitting Members be at liberty to appear as separate parties, &amp;c.; LVIII. 
149.—LXXIV. 234, 284. 


103. Acquaints Counsel,—With a Question, passed in the negative, that Counsel’ be directed to proceed in 


evidence ; LXII.150. | With Order of the House, that they be directed to state the particular points on 
which they proposed to produce evidence; LXII. 150. 


104. Acquaints Messengers of the House of Lords,—With the answers of the House to Messages from them ; 


105. 





LVIII. 394. —&lt;«=— That the House will send copies of Reports and Minutes of Evidence, &amp;c. as 
desired ; LVI. 50.—LVII. 246.—LVIII. 110.—LIX. 346.—LXVIII. 16.—LXIX. 181.—LXX. 468.— 
LXXI. 289.—LXXII. 54.—LX XIII. 99.—LXXIV. 452.—LXXV. 467, &amp;c.—&lt;—That the House will send 
answers to particular messages or parts of messages by Messengers of their own; LVI. 132.—LVIII. 

273.—LIX. 275.—LX. 22.—LXI. 542.—LXIII. 217.— LXV. 114.—LXVI. 99.—LXVII. 417.—LXVIII. 
15.—LXIX. 318.—LXX. 249.—LXXI. 283, 357:—LXXII. 5.—LXXIII. 334.—LXXIV. 154.—LXXV. 
296, &amp;c.—«—That the House doth agree to Conferences as desired or requested by their Lordships ; 
LVI. 635.—LVII. 645.—LX. 265.—LXI. 447, 465.— LXVI. 22, 78, 460.—LXVII. 468.—LXVIII. 595, 

603.—LXXI. 363, 369, 462, &amp;c.—&lt;«—That Members had leave to go to the Lords or Lords Committees, 

as desired by their Lordships ; LX. 115.—LXVIII. 379, 506.—LXIX. 375.—L XXII. 292.—LXXIV. 359. 

—LXXV. 403. —«»— That the House had given leave to a Short Hand Writer to attend the Lords to 

give evidence on a Bill ; LXX1V. 596.— «That the House had given power to a Committee of Secrecy 

to communicate with the Committee of Secrecy appointed by their Lordships; LVI. 288. —«-— That the 

House had appointed four Members to go with the two Lords mentioned in the Message from the Lords 

to waiton His Majesty with an Address; LVI. 519,—&lt;«—That the House will continue sitting, as desired 

by their Lordships ; LXI. 564.—LXXIV. 313. 

Lord Melville, on his being admitted into the House in order to his being heard, that he might, 
if he pleased, repose himself in the chair prepared for him ; LX. 367.—&lt;—Members,— On being come 
to the House, of Resolutions for giving them thanks ; LVI. 45.— LXI. 338.—LXIII. 36.—LXIV. 14.— 
LXV. 36.—LXVII. 93.—LXVIII. 139.—LXIX. 17.—LXXI. 315, &amp;c. That a Petition against a certain 
Tax Bill then pending could not be received ; LVII. 346. 


106, Adjourns the House without a Question first put; On forty Members not being present at four o'clock ; 


LVI. 7.—LVII. 108.—LVIII. 9.—LIX. 353.—LX. 227.—LXI. 31.—LXIII. 478.—LXIV. 8.—LXV. 7.— 
LXVI. 41.—LXVII. 28.—LXVIII. 550.—-LXIX. 116.—LXX. 64.—LXXI. 65.—LXXII. 140.—LX XIII. 15. 
—LXXIV. 110.—LXXV. 8, &amp;c. —«»— On notice taken that forty Members were not present ; The 
House told, and forty Members not being present and it being.after four o’clock ; LVI. 112.—LVII. 256. 
—LVIII. 362.—LIX. 323.—LXI. 398.—LXII. 250.—LXV. 278.—LXVI. 231.—LXVII.- 466.—LXX. 286. 
—LXXI. 186.—LXXH. 230.—-LXXII. 413.—LXXIV.. 568, &amp;c. —«=— On Report of Divisions by the 
Tellers and not forty Members present, and it being after four o'clock ; LVI. 124.—LXU. 834.—LXIV. 
231, 322.—LXV. 95.—LXVI. 293.—LXVII. 399.—LXVIII. 477.—LXIX. 232.—LXX+ 219.—LXXII. 
170. — LXXIII. 409.— LXXV. 334. —&lt;=— Upon Committees of the Whole.House having been told, 
the Chair resumed, and the House told by Mr. Speaker, and forty Members not being present, and 
it being after four o'clock; LVII. 481.—LX. 422.—LXI. 546.—LXIV. 404.—-LXVI. 275.—LXIX. 335. 
——LXXI. 368. —&lt;»— It appearing upon divisions. in such Committees that forty Members were not 
present, the Chair resumed, and ditto; LVI. 300.—LVII. 192.—LXxXIV- 482, 489. ' 


107. Adjourns the House; having first adjourned Orders of the day. for —— Petitions into considera- 





tion, —The. House. having been counted and a-hundred Members not g present ; LVIH. 174.—LIX. 64. 


LXI. 


SPEAKER—continued. 873 


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IX. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


LXIL. 75.—LXVI. 258.—LXIX. 195.—LXX. 315.—LXXII. 81. —«— Adjourns Orders of the day for 
taking Election Petitions into consideration,—The names of all the Members having been drawn, and it 
appearing that there wanted names to complete the list of forty-nine; LVIII. 163, 175, 176.—LX1I. 82, 
141,325.—LXIII. 58, 242, 277.—LXVIII. 163.—LXXIV. 140.—LXXV. 329. 


108. Addressed by Lord Melville on his Lordship’s being admitted in the House and heard; Lx. 367. —=— 
By the Duke of Wellington; LXxIX. 414. 


109. Bills ; Speaker opens Bills; LVI. 369, 532.—LIXx. 216, 326, 369.—Lx. 434.—LXII. 150.—LXIV. 386. 
(This entry appears when Counsel have been heard against the Bill.) —«— Calls the attention of the 
House to a Bill brought from the Lords; LvI. 88. 


111. Calls the attention of the House,—To the present method of preparing and distributing the printed Votes of 
the House ; LXXII. 188. To the case of the King v. Merceron, in which the Shorthand Writer of the 
House had been examined without previous leave ; LXXIII. 389. Toa Bill brought from the Lords ; 
LVI. 88, —&lt;=— Calls on a disorderly Member by name; LXV. 134. 


112. Chair; Speaker takes the Chair, although forty Members are not present, it being four of the clock; LVI. 7.— 
LVI. 108.—LVIII. 9, 115.—LIX. 353.—LX. 227.—LXI. 31.—LXIII. 478.—LXIV. 8.—LXV. 7.— 
LXVI. 41.—LXVII. 28.—LXVIII. 550.—LXIX. 116.—LXX. 64.—LXXI. 65.—LXXII. 140.—L XXIII. 15. 
—LXXIV. 110.—LXXV. 8, &amp;c. —~=— At the meeting of the House according to Prorogation, it being 
understood that in consequence of His Majesty’s illness no Message was to be expected ; LXVI. 3. 


113. 





Speaker leaves: the Chair, after divisions on the House going into Committees; LVI. 169.— LVI. 
346.—LVIII. 358.—LIX. 201.—LX. 121,—LXI. 291.—LXVI. 183.—LXVII. 82.— LXXII. 165.— 
LXXIV. 245.—LXXV. 71. —&lt;=— Without divisions on ditto ; LVI. 22.—LVII. 25.—LVIII. 29.—LIX. 
10.—LX. 9.—LXI. 13.—LXV. 30.—LXkXIV. 489. [Note. From an alteration in the form of the 
Entry begun in Vol. UX. the Journals very rarely state that “ the Speaker left the Chair,” which in 
previous Volumes is constantly stated previous to the House resolving itself into Committee.] —»— On 
the House resolving itself into Committee to attend Lord Melville’s trial; LXI. 261, 264, 266, &amp;c. 
—«— Motion for Mr. Speaker's leaving the Chair dropped for want of forty Members; LVI. 124.— 
LXVII. 399, 504. Withdrawn; LVI. 166. See infra, 139. 


114. 





Speaker resumes the Chair,—On matters being considered in Committees of the Whole House,—And 
Reports afterwards made; LVI. 22.—LVII. 8.—LVIII. 29.—LIX. 10.—LX. 9.—LXI. 13.—LXII. 25.— 
LXII. 42.—LXIV. 24.—LXV. 30.—LXVI. 94.—LXVII. 13.—LXVIII. 27.—LXIX. 11.—LXX. 16.— 
LXXI. 29. — LXXII. 36. — LXXIII. 11.— LXXIV. 38.—LXXV. 15, &amp;c. And progress afterwards 
reported; LVI. 189.—LVII. 59.—LXVI. 37.—LXVII. 82.—LXVIII. 265.—LXIX. 287.—LXX. 108.— 
LXXI. 132.— LXXII. 220.—LXxXIII. 165.— LXXIV. 463. -—LXxXv. 28, &amp;c. And no Report 
ordered to be made; LXIV. 366.—LXVI. 239.—LXVII. 372.—LXVIII. 513, 517.—LXX. 384.— 
-LXXIV. 583. —«=— In the middle of a proceeding of a Committee, the time for a Conference being 
come ; LXVII. 431. —«m— Upon the House being told in Committees and not forty Members pre- 
sent; LVII. 481.—LX. 422.—LXI. 546.—-LXIV. 404.—LXVI. 275.—LXIX. 335.—LXXIl. 368. Where- 
upon House told, and forty Members then present, the House proceeded on other business; LVII. 503. 
—LXvV. 466. —&lt;— It appearing upon divisions in Committees that forty Members were not present ; 
LVI. 300.—LVII. 192. LXX1V. 482, 489.—&lt;«—Upon the House returning from Westminster Hail on 
Lord Melville’s trial; LXI. 261, 264, 266, &amp;c.—&lt;»—Upon a Member who had been ordered to. be 
taken into the custody of the Serjeant, returning to the House [whilst in Committee] in a disorderly manner ; 
LXV. 134. —&lt;«— There being a difference in the Committee who should take the Chair; LXV. 30. 


Standing on the upper step of the Chair, —Returns his humble acknowledgments to the House, after having 
been chosen; LVI. 6.—LVII. 93.—LVIII. 8.—LXI. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 4.—LXXIV, 8.—LXXV. 108. 
Takes the oaths on returning to the House after being approved of; LVI. 7.—LVIII. 8.—LXII. 4, 560. 
—LXVIII. 4.—LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 109. —~»—Being placed on the Chair, expressed himself sensible of 
the honour conferred upon him after having been chosen ; LXXII. 307. 


115. 





116. Counts the House ; House counted by Mr. Speaker, and again counted at four o’clock ; LVI. 7.—LVII. 108. ‘ 
—LVIII, 9.—LX. 227.—LXI. 31.—L XIV. 8.—LXV. 7.—LXVI. 41.—LXVII. 28.—LXVII. 550.—LXIX. 
116.—LXX. 64.—LXXI. 65.—LXXII. 140.— LXXIII. 15.—LXXIV. 110.—LXXV. 8, &amp;c. —~&lt;m— House 
counted by Mr. Speaker previous to Ballots for Election Committees; LVIII. 134.—LIX. 60.—LX. 67, 
—LXI. 31.—LXII. 58.—LXIII. 38.—LXV. 129.—LXVI. 258.—LXVII. 303.—LXVIII. 131.—LXIX. 195. 
—LXX. 315.—LXKXII. 81.—LXXIV. 114.—LXXV. 232, &amp;e.—&lt;«—House told by Mr. Speaker on notice 
taken that forty Members were not present ; LVI. 112, 115, 119.—LVII. 256, 504, 566. —LVHI. 362,— 
382.—LXV. 278, 340.—LXVI. 231.—LXVII. 466, 504.—LXX. 286.—LXKXI. 186, 519, 528.—LXXII. 
230, 426, 474.—LXXIII. 413.—LXXIV. 568, 638. —«-— House told by Mr. Spéaker on resuming the 
Chair after Committee of the Whole House had been told, and forty Members not present; LVII. 481. 
— LX. 422.— LXI. 546. — LXIV. 404.— LXIX. 335. — LXXII. 368. —«m=— And forty Members being 
present; LVII. 503: — LXV. 466.—&lt;_— House told by Mr. Speaker on resuming the Chair, after it 
appeared on a division in a Committee, that forty Members were not present; LVI. 300.—-LVII. 192.— 
LXXIV. 482, 489. 


117. Declines putting certain Questions, the proceedings not being recommended by the Crown; LIX 335.— 
LXIII. 200. ? 


118. Directs particular matters to be done,—The Clerk to read the Order of the day for taking Election Petitions 
into consideration ; LXII. 75.—LXVI.258, 259.—LXIX. 195.—LXX. 315.—LXXIl. 81.———Mr. Dyson, 
the Deputy Clerk to take the Clerk’s chair, after having acquainted the House of the death of their Clerk ; 
LXXV. 482. 


119. Divisions; Mr. Speaker declares the Yeas had it, on one Teller appointed for the Noes, but no other 
Member remaining in the House to be a second Teller for the Noes; LXXI. 483. 


120. East India Judicature; Lists by order of Mr. Speaker taken out of the covers and put together into a box ; 
LVI. 211,—LVII. 69.—LXVIII. 177.—LXIX, 114.—LXX. 109.—-LXXI, 202,—LXXII. 163, &amp;c. 


Examines 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) i0 M 








874 SPEAK ER—continued. 
—— 


IX. Incidental Proceedings—continued 
Examines persons at the Bar; See infra, 129. 
. Elections; See infra, 125. 
121. Excuses ; Speaker makes his excuses for not being present yesterday at the usual hour, and acquainted the 
House that it was owing to his having been detained at the Privy Council for administering the oaths to 
- the Regent; LXVI. 82. —«e-— Letter from the Speaker read by the Deputy Clerk, excusing himself 
from attending the House on account of indisposition; LXXII. 201. Returns his Thanks to the House 
on their indulgence to him during his indisposition, 201. 


122. Heard in his place; LXIX. 203. 
Indisposition of the Speaker; See supra, 101. 
123. Informs the Duke of Wellington that there was a chair in which he might repose himself; LXIXx. 414. 


Lords, House of ; See infra, 128. 


124, Members; Desires a Member sent for in custody to take his place in the House; LXIX. 427. —_— 
Desires Members who were not in the House when a Question was put to signify the same ; LXXIV. 393. 
—&lt;—«-— Requires Members, between whom words of heat had passed, to stand up in the House, and 
give the House assurance that matters shall go no further ; LXVIII. 410.—LXX. 129, —«— Calls on 
a disorderly Member by name; LXV.134. [Note. It being the constant duty of the Speaker to maintain and 
enforce order in the House.) 


125. Notices ; Sends Notices to parties on Election Petitions being presented, and ordered to be taken into considera- 
tion; LVIII. 18.—LIX. 9.—LX. 18.—LXI. 9.—LXII. 14.—LXIII. 14.—LXIV. 33.— LXV. 66.—LXVI. 
86.—LXVII 14.—LXVIII. 12.—LXIX. 147. —LXXII. 9.—LXXIlI. 8.—LXXIV. 27.—LXXV. 118, &amp;c. 
—&lt;»— Notices again sent to parties on days for taking same into consideration discharged, and other 
days appointed; LVIII. 56.—LIX. 59. — LX. 89.—LXI. 24, 450.—LXII. 18.—LXIII. 16.—LXVI. 100. 
—LXVII. 56.—LXVIII. 166.—LXIX. 184.—LXX. 200.—LXXII. 79.—LXXIV. 125.—LXXV. 81, &amp;c. 
——«— Notices of Petitions presented to oppose or defend the determination of Election Committees 
as to right of Election, inserted by the order of the Speaker in the London Gazette, and sent to returning 
officers ; LIX. 58, 133, 180, 2006.—LXII. 581.—LXIII. 14, 32.—LXIX. 30, 139. —«—Notices again 
inserted in the London Gazette and sent to returning officers on days for taking such Petitions into con- 
sideration being altered; LIX. 172, 198, 222.— LXII. 820. — LXIX. 51, 126, —&lt;»=— Sends Notices 
to parties and returning officer on Petition complaining of no Return having been made; LX. 14. 


126. Oaths ; Takes the Oaths and subscribes the declaration first alone, after reporting the Royal approbation of the 
choice the House had made of a Speaker and the claim and confirmation of the privileges of the Commons, 
and after repeating his acknowledgments, and putting the House in mind that the first thing to be done was 
to take the Oaths,—At the beginning of the first Parliament of the United Kingdom; Lvi. 7. At the 
beginning of a new Parliament ; LVIII. 8.—LXII. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 5.—LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 109. —» 
The Speaker and several other Members came into the Long Gallery to take the Oaths in consequence of 
the death of King George III. but the Lord Steward not coming to administer the Oaths, and it 
appearing that no person had been deputed by him to administer the Oaths, Mr. Speaker and the said 
other Members after having waited till four of the clock departed; LXXV. 89. 


127. Orders relative to the Speaker read and discharged, and other Orders made,—For reporting to the House 
the names of Members who did not appear on the appointment of Election Committees ; LXVIII. 339. 
—&lt;»— Read, and finally discharged ; LXVIII. 346.—LXXII. 89. 


Peers. See supra, 105. 123. 


128, Peers, House of ; Goes with the House to the Houseof Peers,—On Messages from His Majesty, the Prince Regent, 
| or Lords Commissioners,—After having been elected Speaker, for the Royal approbation; LVI. 6, 34.— 
LVII. 93.—LVIII. 8.—LXII. 4, 560.—LXVIII. 4.—LXXII. 307.—LXXIV. 8.—LXXV. 108.—_—-At the 
opening of each session of Parliament; LVI.8.—L VII. 3.—LVIII. 9.—LIX. 3.—LX. 3.—LXI. 3.—LXII. 5. 
—LXIII. 3.—-LXIV. 3.— LXV. 3.—LXVI. 35.—LXVII. 3.—LXVII. 5.—LXIX. 3.—LXX. 3.—LXXI. 3. 
—LXXII. 3.—LXXIII. 3.—LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 3, 109. —«=— On the Lords Commissioners declaring 
certain further causes for holding the Parliament ; LX VI.85.—&lt;«—On His Majesty giving the Royal Assent 
to the Civil List Bill; LxxXv. 278. —«»— On His Majesty or the Prince Regent giving the Royal Assent 
to Bills, at the close of a Session; LVII. 662.—LVHI. 693.—LIX. 443.—LXVIII. 674.—LXIX. 521.—- 
LXX. 474.—LX XIII. 426.—LXXIV. 639. —«— On Commissioners giving the Royal Assent to Bills; 
LVL. 31.—LVII. 40.—LVIUI. 101.—LIX. 54.—LX. 38.—LXI. 31.—LXII. 50.—LXIII. 126.—LXIV. 43. 
—LXV. 106,—LXVI. 81.—LXVII. 95.—LXVIII. 71.—LXIX. 78.—LXX. 56.—LXXI. 74—LXXII. 96. 
—LXXUIL. 14.—LXXIV. 123.—LXXV.. 55, &amp;c.—&lt;— On prorogations of Parliament; LVI. 664.—LVII. 
662,—LVIII, 693.—LIX. 443.—LX. 498.—LXI. 568.—LXII. 365, 847.—LXIII. 481.—LXIV. 422.— 
LXV. 510,--LX V1. 466.—LXVII, 565.—LXVIII. 674.—LXIX. 521.—LXX. 474.—LXXI. 528.—LXXII. 
480.—LXXIV. 639.—LXXV. 104, 485. Ona Message (for Prorogation) delivered after a Motion was 
made and the Question was proposed [before the Question was disposed of ]}; LXXIV. 639. —» On 

a dissolution of Parliament ; LXXIII. 426. 


129. Questions; Declines putting certain Questions the proceedings not being recommended by the Crown; 
LIX. 335.—LXIII. 266. —«=— Puts Questions to Arthur Morris, Esq. High Bailiff of Westminster, 
and to several Magistrates, who were called to the bar on occasion of a tumultuous assemblage about 
the House [during the progress of the Corn Bill]; LXx. 144. [Note. The Speaker puts Questions to 
other-persons brought to the Bar of the House, but no entry thereof is made in the Journals.] 


130, Reads to the House; Messages from His Majesty or The Prince Regent read by Mr. Speaker, all the 
Members being uncovered ; LVI. 38.—LVII. 115.—LVIII. 173. — LIX. 180. — LX. 399- — LXI. 22.— 
‘LXML 101.— LXVI. 166. — LXVII. 124. — LXVIII. 21.— LXIX. 254. — LXX. 38. — LXXI. 195.— 
LXXIl. 19.—LXXIII..239.— LXXIV. 94.—LXXV. 89, &amp;c. Messages again read by Mr. Speaker, on the 
House proceeding to take same into consideration; LVIII. 242.—LIX. 188.—LXI. 245.—LXVIU. 492. 
LXX. to — LXXII. 25. — LXXV. 93, &amp;c.—&lt;—Obtains and reads copies of Speeches of His Majesty 


or The Prince Regent, or the Lords Commissioners, on the opening a session ; LVI. 8.—LVII. 3.—LVIII. 10. 
—LIX. 








SPEAK ER—continued. 875 





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IX. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


—LIX. 3.—LX. 4.—LXI. 3-—LXIL. 6, §62.—LXIMl, 3.—LXIV. 3.—LXV. 4.—LXVI. 35, 86.—LXVII. 4. 
—LXVIII. 6.—LXIX. 3.—LXX.°3&gt;~ LXXI. 4.—LXXIf. 3.— LXXIII. 3.—LXXIV. 11.—LXXV. 3, 110. 
These Speeches again read by Mr. Speaker, on the House proceeding to take same into consideration ; LVI. 
18.—LVII. 8.—LVIII. 20.—LIX. 10.—LX. 8.—LXI. 11.—LXII. 16, 592.—LXIII. 24.—LXIV. 11.— 
LXV. 13.—-LXVI.. 92.—LXVII. 17.— LXVIII. 15.—LXIX. 9.—-LXX. 8.—LXXI. 11.~—LXXIl. 17.— 
LXXIII. 13.—LXXIV. 34.—LXXV. 10, 120.—«—Reads Letters and Papers from various persons ; LX. 
367.— LXV. 260, 285, 294, 351.—LXVIH. 209, 253. —LXIX. 324, 433, 496.— LXX. 179. — LXXIV. 
39.—&lt;—-— The names of defaulters at Election Ballots; LXII. 194.—LXIII. 209.—LXVIIIL. 175. — 
LXIX. 216.—LXXIV. 151.—LXXV. 343, &amp;c. 


131. Reprimands persons; LVIII. :262.—~ LIX. 151.-- LX. | 232. —LXI/ 102.+'LXIl. 193.+~L XIV." 191, — 
LXV. 113.—LXVIII. 300, 594.—LXXIL 118. — LXXIII. 363. — LXXIV. 177, 541. — LXXV. 431, &amp;c. 
See supra, 9. —&lt;»— Sitting in the Chair, covered, reprimands a Member; LXV. 136. 


132. Resignation of the Office of Speaker; Letter of Resignation of Mr. Addington [10 February 1801]; ‘ His 

‘ Majesty having expressed his intention of appointing him to a situation incompatible with the con- 

‘ tinuance of his service to the House ;’ His Majesty's pleasure signified that a new Speaker should be 

presented for His Royal approbation ; House adjourns till the morrow [when the House proceeded to the 

choice of a new Speaker]; LVI. 33. Resolution, nem. con. ‘ That the Thanks of the’ House be expressed 

‘in the strongest terms to Mr. Addington, for the distinguished manner in which he discharged the duties 

‘ of Speaker during the whole of the period in which he filled the Chair? 38. The Speaker acquaints 

him with the Resolution; Mr, Addington’s Answer; 45. —&lt;»— Letter of Resignation of Sir John 

Mitford [9 February 1802]; ‘ His Majesty having signified his intention of appointing him Chancellor 

‘ of Ireland, it has become his duty to resign the Chair ;’ His Majesty’s pleasure signified that a new 

Speaker should be presented for His Royal approbation; House adjourns, &amp;c,; LVI. 92. ——— 

Letter of Resignation of Mr. Abbot [30 May 1817]; ‘ Requesting the Clerk to inform the House of 

‘his inability from continued illness to attend any longer upon their service ; House adjourns from 

Friday to Monday ; when a Member acquainted the House, that the Prince Regent gave leave to the 

House to proceed forthwith to the choice of a new Speaker; LXXII. 306. Resolution, ‘ That the 

‘ Thanks of the House be expressed to Mr. Abbot, now Baron Colchester, for his eminent and distinguished 

‘services during the long and eventful period in which he discharged the duties of Speaker ;’ 318. 
Lord Colchester’s Answer, 325. 
Resumes the Chair ; See supra, 114. 


Shorthand Writer; See supra, 111. 


133. Sits covered,—On reprimanding a Member; LXV. 136. —««— During the Duke of Wellington’s speech, on 
his being admitted into the House to express his answer for the House appointing a Committee to 
attend him with the Thanks of the House voted to him on 27 June 1814; LXIX. 414. — See infra, 135. 


134, Speaker in the country,—On the Parliament being further prorogued ; LVI. 667.—LVII. 694.—LIX. 444. 
—LX. 498—LXI. 569.—LXIL 848.—LXIII. 482.—LXIV. 422.— LXVI. 467. — LXVIII. 675.— LXIX. 
522.—LXX. 475.—LXXI. 529.—LXXII. 480.—LXXIV. 640. 


135. Stands up uncovered,—On speaking to the Duke of Wellington, in answer to his Grace’s speech on being 
admitted into the House ; LXIX. 414. See supra, 133. 


136. Thanks of the House; Delivers same to Members in their places; LVI. 45.—LXI. 338.—LXIII. 36. — 
LXIV. 14.—LXV. 36.—LXVII. 93.—LXVIII. 139.—LXIX. 17.—LXXI. 315, &amp;c. 


137. Votes; Gives casting Votes ; See supra, 15. —«»— Calls the attention of the House to the present method of 
preparing and distributing the printed Votes of the House; LXxiI. 188. [Note. In pursuance of the 
Sessional Order for printing the Votes, they are to be first perused by the Speaker, and he is to appoint 
the printing thereof; and no person but such as he shall appoint is to presume to print the same.] 


X. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn : 


Questions Negatwwed : 


138. That the Speaker do not take the Chair until at least sixty Members are present in the House; LVI. 188. 
—&lt;»—That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair,—For the House to go into Committees; LVI. 444.— 
LIX. 143.—LXII. 712.—LXIV. 274. —&lt;«— For making a special entry in the Journal that it be not 
drawn into a precedent for any Speaker, except by direction of the House, to inform His Majesty of any 
proposal made to the House; LX1X. 203. 


Motions Withdrawn : 


139. . For Mr. Speaker now leaving the Chair; LVII. 166.—LIX. 332.—LXI. 490.—LXIV. 35.—LXXII. 415, 
447.—LXXIV. 470.—LXXV. 43}. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5305. Attorney General, 3. Divisions, 56. House 361. 















































Speaker's House *—See Accounts and Papers, 3809. 3812. 3815-3817. 5258. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Special Bail :——See Accounts and Papers, 3042. 


Specie *—-Motion for an Address for copies of all licences granted during the war for the importation of Specie from ports of Spanish 
Colonies; Withdrawn, LXIII. 113. See Accounts and Papers, 945. 1082. Bank of England, 24. Freight Money. 





Speeches. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








876 _ SPEECHES, : 





’ 


I. Speeches of The King, of The Prince. Regent, or of The Lords 
Commissioners, at the Opening and Close of each Session ; 
1—5T. : 

II. Speeches of The King, The Queen, and The Prince Regent, in 
Answer to Addresses, and to Resolutions laid before them ; 
58—TA. 


III. The Speaker’s Speeches. 


IV. Members’ Speeches, and Speech of the Duke of Wellington; 
75, 76. 


V. Incidental Proceedings ; 77—87. 





I. Speeches of The King, of The Prince Regent, or of The Lords Commissioners, 
at the Opening and Close of each Session : 


[ 1801. ] 
22° Januarii 1801.—The Session is opened by the Lords Commissioners who signify His Majesty’s pleasure that a Speaker should be 
chosen ; LVI. 5. ° 
1. 2° Februarii 1801—Expressing his satisfaction at the first meeting of the United Parliament, particularly at a time when the security and 
independence of Europe is threatened by the altered policy of those Powers which have hitherto opposed France, the Government of 
Russia having committed outrages on the ships, property and persons of his subjects, and made a convention with Denmark and 
Sweden, renewing their former engagements to enforce a new code of maritime law, inconsistent with the rights and interests of this 
country. In this situation, he has taken measures to repel the aggressions of the Northern confederacy. He has directed the usual 
estimates to be laid before the House of Commons; is confident that the deliberations of Parliament will be uniformly directed to 
improving the benefits of the Union with Ireland ; recommends, further inquiry into the high price of provisions; will avail himself of 
the earliest opportunity of terminating the war, and hopes that a future peace will confirm the advantages already resulting from the 
increase of agriculture, manufactures, commerce, and the public revenue; Lv1. 8. 


2. 2° Julii 1801.~— The Lords Commissioners have been commanded to express His Majesty’s high sense of the conduct of Parliament during 
the session, especially of their assiduity in inquiring into the high price of corn. He thanks the House of Commons for their liberal 
supplies, and congratulates Parliament on the brilliant and repeated successes of his arms by sea and land, which prove, that if peace 
cannot be attained, the honour and interest of the empire may be effectually asserted by the efforts and sacrifices of His Majesty's 
subjects; Lv1. 666. 





[ 1801-2. ] 

3. | 29° Octobris 1801.—Acquainting Parliament that the important negotiations in which he has been engaged are brought to a favourable 
conclusion. ‘That he has secured our essential maritime rights by a convention with the Northern Powers; that preliminaries of peace 
with the French Republic have been ratified. He has directed the usual estimates to be laid before the House of Commons; cannot 
sufficiently describe bis gratification and comfort in the abundant harvest, and expresses his deep sense of the temper and fortitude 
manifested by all during the pressure of scarcity. Notices with the warmest acknowledgements the valour and services of his forces by 
sea and land ; the exertions of the Militia and Fencibles ;, the zeal and perseverance of the Volunteers; mentions the successful issue of 
the expedition to Egypt, which was marked by atchieyements tending in their consequences to the lasting advantage and honour of this 
country. Looks forward to the blessings of peace in the increase of national resources, and the undisturbed possession of that constitution 
which it is our duty to transmit unimpaired to our descendants ; LVII. 3, 4- 


4. 28° Junii 1802.—In closing the Session, the King observes that the objects of the deliberations of Parliament have been unusually 
numerous and important ; and in making his acknowledgments to the House of Commons for the ample provision made for the public 
service, particularly thanks them for exonerating the Civil List from debt. In regretting the amount of the necessary supplies, he is 
relieved by contemplating the state of our internal resources, and the growing prosperity of the country. In announcing the immediate 
dissolution of the existing Parliament, he cannot suppress his approbation of its conduct since it first met. The unexampled difficulties 
surmounted by Parliament, aided by the exertions of the Navy and Army, and the co-operation of his people, have terminated honourably, 
and he now recommends to Members, in their individual characters, to cultivate the advantages of peace ; Lv11. 662, 663. 





[ 1802-3. } 

6. 16° Novembris 1802.—The Session is opened by the Lords Commissioners, who signify His Majesty’s pleasure that a Speaker should be 
chosen; tv. 8. 

G. 23° Novembris 1802.—The King, in meeting the new Parliament, expresses his thankfulness to Divine Providence for an abundant 
harvest, and congratulates them on the flourishing state of the United Kingdom, and the loyalty of the people. He is sincerely desirous 
to maintain peace; but cannot lose sight of the policy which requires attention to any material change in the relative strength of other 
nations, and is persuaded that Parliament will concur with him in adopting means of security. He has directed the usual estimates to 
be laid before the House of Commons. In adverting to the benefits produced by the Union with Ireland, he recommends to Parliament 
to afford facility and accommodation to mercantile transactions in every part of the United Kingdom. The great duty of Parliament is 
to uphold the honour of the country, to improve its resources, and maintain the true principles of the constitution in church and state, 
in all which, he assures them of his cordial support; Lv1ti. 11. 


7. 12° Augusti 1803.—In closing a long and laborious Session, The King expresses his strong sense of the wise conduct of Parliament during 
the continuance of peace, and since the recurrence of hostilities. He notices the late treasonable and atrocious occurrences in Ireland, 
but hopes, from the proceedings of Parliament for internal tranquillity there in future; He observes with satisfaction the consolidation 
of several branches of the revenue ; and in thanking the House of Commons for the liberality of their grants of supply, he adverts to the 
wisdom and fortitude which has induced them to prevent a large accumulation of debt during the war. He recommends to Members 
during the recess, to give the most beneficial direction to the ardour of the people, in the cause of their country. He is sensible of our 
pre-eminence among the nations of Europe, and foretels the ruin and disgrace of those who endeavour to subvert or impair: the 


independence of the United Kingdom ; Lv111. 693, 694. 
= 8. 22° Novembris 


SPEECHES—continued. : 877 





I. Speeches of The King, &amp;c. at the Opening and Close of eaeh Session—vcontinued. 


11. 


12. 


13. 


14, 


15. 


16. 


17. 


18. 


19. 


21. 


[ 1808-4, } 

22° Novembris 1803.—In providing for the defence of the United Kingdom, and the proseeution of the war, The King has been seconded 
by the exertions of all ranks of his people, roused as they have been by the menaces of the enemy. He announces the capture of 
several West India possessions, and the punishment of the Irish conspirators. He notices to the House of Commons the improvement 
of the revenue, and recommends perseverance in the plan of defraying the expense of the war, without much addition to the public debt. 
He informs Parliament that he has concluded a conventioa with Sweden, and announces his determination to take a share in the defence 
of the country, if the enemy (contrary to expectation) should succeed in his threat of invading our coasts ; LIX. 3, 4. 


31° Julii 1804..—That the attention of Parliament has been wisely directed to the improvement of the volunteer force, the augmentation of 
the regular army, and the maintaining it on a scale suitable to the rank of this country, among the powers of Europe. The King thanks 
the House of Commons for providing payment for the Civil List Debt, and for taking care to prevent too great an accumulation of public 
debt. He recommends unremitted exertions for national defence, the enemy appearing to delay the attempt at invasion, only to be the 
better prepared for it. Doubts not that the war will terminate not only in repelling attack, but in our re-establishing the independence of 
the nations on the continent of Europe; L1x. 444. 





[ 1805. } 
15° Januarii 1805.—Informing Parliament, that the preparations for invading this country have been continued, but that the state of the Navy, 
Army, Militia, and Volur.teers, has deterred the enemy from his presumptuous enterprize : that it has been necessary to declare war against 
Spain, the situation of which country under the control of France is lamented by His Majesty. The conduct of France on the;Continent 
has been marked by the violation of neutral territories, and of the privileges of accredited Ministers, yet professions of a pacific disposition 
have been received, and The King is in communication with The Emperor of Russia upon that subject. He has directed the usual estimates 
to be laid before the House of Commons, and recommends the continuance of their care in restraining the accumulation of the National 


Debt. He observes with peculiar satisfaction many proofs of the internal prosperity of the country, and recommends a vigorous prose- 
cution of the war; Lx. 4. 


12° Julij 1805.—The Lords Commissioners have it in command to express the satisfaction of His Majesty at the proceedings of the session, 
and particularly at the augmentation of the disposable force. Thanks are given to the House of Commons for the large supplies. The result 
of pending negociations with the Continental Powers cannot yet be communicated; but His Majesty will omit no step for promoting 
such a concert as may restore permanent tranquillity, or repel with vigour the encroachments of the French Government, which 
threaten more and more the independence of all the nations of Europe; ix, 498. 





[ 1806, } 

21° Janvarii 1806.—The Lords Commissioners are directed to call the attention of Parliament to the success of His Majesty’s arms at sea, 
especially in the aetion off Cape Trafalgar. His Majesty regrets the fall of the heroic commander, Lord Viscount Nelson, and recommends 
- a munificent provision for his family. Subsidiary treaties have been concluded with such of the Powers of the Continent as evince 
a determination to resist the encroachments of France. Although the Emperor of Germany has been compelled to withdraw from the 
contest, important advantages may yet be derived from an intimate connection with the Emperor of Russia. His Majesty has directed 
the usual estimates to be laid before the House of Commons, and has appropriated to the seryice of the year, one million sterling out of 
the droits vested by law in the Crown. The predominant influence of France having been extended, there is the more reason to be 
attentive to the improvement of the army, and of the unexhausted resources of His Majesty’s dominions, so as to render the British 

empire inyincible at home, and formidable abroad; txt. 8, 4. 


23" Jalii 1806.—The Lords Commissioners notice the measures adopted for the permanent improvement of various branches of military 
system, and for the effectual audit of Public Accounts. The House of Commons are thanked for raising within the year a large propor- 
tion of the necessary supplies, and for the provision made for the younger branches of the Royal Family. Discussions are pending with 
a view to the restoration of peace ; but in every event, His Majesty looks with the-fullest confidence to the union and public spirit of his 
people ; Lx1. 569. 





[ 1806-7. ] 


15° Poe 1806.—The session is opened by the Lords Commissioners, who signify His Majesty's pleasure, that a Speaker should be 
chosen ; LXII. 4. 


19° Decembris 1806.—The Lords Commissioners express the satisfaction of His Majesty in the meeting of a new Parliament. The ambi-- 
tion and injustice of the enemy has disappointed his endeavours for peace, and after subverting the Constitution of Germany, has kindled 
a war between France and Prussia, without any previous concert between England and the latter power, and the rapid calamities which 
ensued, rendered our interference impossible. The firmness of the King of Sweden, and the union of His Majesty with the Emperor of 
Russia, afford the best remaining hope of Europe. The usual estimates are directed to be laid before the House of Commons. The 
misfortunes which have afflicted the Continent, affect in some degree the commercial interests of this country ; but His Majesty, relying 
on the united sentiments of the British nation, and the public spirit of his brave people, is prepared to meet the exigencies of this great 
crisis; Lx11. 6, 7. 

27° Aprilis 1807.—The Lords Commissioners notify the close of the Session, and state His Majesty's intention to call a new Parliament. 
He thus.demonstrates his own conscientious persuasion of the rectitude of his motives, and affords opportunity to his people to support 
the prerogatives of the Crown, conformably to the sacred obligations under which they are held. His Roman Catholic subjects must 
feel assured of his tolerant principles from a series of indulgences throughout his reign. The House of Commons are thanked for 
defraying the expenses of the present year, without the immediate burden of taxes, and for inquiries connected with public economy. 
His Majesty recommends the cultivation of union, and trusts that the divisions excited by the uncalled for agitation of the Catholic 
Question will speedily pass away; Lx11. 365, 366. 





[ 1807. ] 

22° Juniij a Session is opened by the Lords Commissioners, who signify His Majesty’s pleasure that a Speaker should be chosen ; 
Lx1t. 560. 

26° Junii 1807.—The Lords Commissioners, in addressing the new Parliament, advert to the afiectionate Addresses which His Majesty 
has received from his subjects since the events which led to the dissolution of the last Parliament. He has drawn closer the ties of 
connection with the Continental Powers, and regrets the failure of his mediation between Russia and the Porte, followed by disappoint- 
ment in the Sea of Marmora, and the losses austained in Egypt ; and he will endeavour to bring to conclusion hostilities of this kind. 
He has ordered the usual estimates to be laid before the House of Commons, and relies on the application of the sums granted in the 
last Parliament. His Majesty is deeply impressed with the importance of union and harmony at the present moment, with a view to 
the termination of the war by a peace in which the world may hope for independence and repose; Lx11. 562, 563. 


14° Augusti 1807.—The Lords Commissioners are commanded to’ return His Majesty’s thanks to Parliament for their steady loyalty and 
their devotion to.the public service, especially for enabling him to augment the military force. He thanks the House of Commons for 
the supplies, and the ample vote of eredit. In deploring the unfortunate issue of the war upon the Continent and adverting to the 
extended power of France, as intended to be employed against this country, he trusts that his loyal and brave people are not to be 
daunted, recollecting the difficulties they have happily surmounted. His Majesty is desirous of peace, but must be prepared for war, 
and will never surrender his full rights and the independence of his dominions to any hostile confederacy ; Lx11. 848. 





22. 21° Januarii 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820. 10 N 








I. Speeches of The King, &amp;c. ‘at the Opening and Close of each Session—continuied.. 


23. 


24, 


26. 


27. 


28. 


31. 


33. 





[1808.] &gt; 


21° Januarii 1808.—At this important conjuncture of affairs, the’ Lords Commissioners express His Majesty's. conviction that Parliament, 


. in. common with himself, is determined.to uphold the honour of his Crown. After the treaty of Tilsit, a general confederacy was formed 
-against England, and states hitherto neutral were to be forced into it; hence it became necessary (with whatever reluctance) to destroy 
the Danish Fleet:; ‘that of Portugal has been secured from the grasp of France, and is now conveying to Brazil the hopes and fortunes of 
the Portugueze monarchy. ‘The enemy has succeeded in exciting hostilities between His Majesty and his late allies, Russia, Austria, 
and Prussia. The Emperor-of. Russia proffered a mediation which could not have been impartial; the others allege no justification. 
The war with the Porte is not terminated ; the King of Sweden alone refuses to abandon his alliance with Great Britain. The treaty 
with America has not been ratified ; the King has offered spontaneous reparation for an-unauthorized attack on an: American vessel, 
but will not suffer the maritime rights of Great Britain-to be connected with that discussion. His Majesty’s dominions having been 
‘declared by France to be in a state of blockade, he has retaliated by issuing suitable Orders of Council. He has ordered the usual 
estimates to be laid before the House of Commons. Commerce has not suffered from the edict of blockade, thus proving the solidity of 
our resources. The war is purely defensive, and in this crisis His Majesty trusts in the characteristic spirit of the British nation, and 
is persuaded that the struggle will prove ultimately successful and glorious; Lx111. 3, 4, 5. 


4° Julii 1808.—The improvement of the system of internal defence, and the sanction of Parliament to the Orders in Council are stated by 
the Lords Commissioners to be highly satisfactory to His Majesty ; they thank the House of Commons for the supplies of the year, and 
for providing an establishment for the Duchess of Brunswick. The King of Sweden still maintains the honour of his crown. The 
unprincipled ambition of France displayed in Spain and Italy is resisted by the Spanish nation, which, therefore, His Majesty recognizes 
as a natural friend and ally. His communications with several of the provinces of Spain are received with confidence, and he will 
continue to make every exertion in the Spanish cause, and looks forward to the restoration of the liberties and peace of Europe ; 
LXx11t. 481. 





[ 1809. { 

19° Januarii 1809.—The Lords Commissioners state to Parliament,—That the war requires vigorous and persevering exertion. That the 
proposals of Russia and France, including an abandonment of the cause of Spain on our part, have been rejected, and that an alliance 
has been concluded with the Spanish nation. The successes in Portugal have produced a termination of the campaign there, by a con- 
vention, respecting which His Majesty has declared his disapprobation. He has directed the usual estimates to be laid before the House 
of Commons, and informs them, that the commerce and revenue of the kingdom have increased notwithstanding the edict of blockade 
by France. The local militia has been embodied, and the augmentation of the regular army is now necessary for carrying on the war 
to an honourable conclusion ; LXIVv. 3, 4. 


21° Junii 1809.—Members of Parliament will inculcate in their respective counties a spirit of attachment to the laws and constitution. 
The Lords Commissioners thank the House of Commons for the liberal supplies of the year, and for granting provision for the poorer 
clergy. The violence and treachery of France towards Spain has excited other nations against the common enemy of Europe, and the 
arms of Austria have obtained an important success under the Archduke Charles. His Majesty is determined to assist the efforts of 
Europe for its own deliverance, convinced that in so doing he consults the true interests as well as the character and honour of Great 
Britain; LXIv. 422. 





[ 1810. ] 

23° Januarii 1810.—The Lords Commissioners express His Majesty’s regret at the failure of the Emperor of Austria, in his exertions 
against France. An attack upon the naval armaments inthe Scheldt has been undertaken for diverting the exertions of France, and | 
though it has not fully attained its object, the demolition of the docks at Flushing, and the capture of the Island of Walcheren cannot 
but be advantageous. The King of Sweden has at length been constrained to purchase peace with France. The local government of 
Portugal has co-operated in the expulsion of the French from Portugal, and the battle of Talavera has checked the progress of the French 
arms in Spain. The Cortes are to be assembled, from which His Majesty anticipates fresh vigour and spirit in the Spanish people. 
Friendly intercourse with the United States of America has been suddenly interrupted. The estimates for the service of the current year 
are directed to be laid before the House of Commons. His Majesty hopes that Parliament will resume consideration of the state of the 
inferior clergy. Theenemy’s edict of blockade has failed of effect, but his unabated animosity and violence require proportionate 
fortitude and perseverance in the Parliament, the forces, and the people of these realms; Lxv. 4, 5. 


21° Junii 1810.—The capture of Guadaloupe and of all the Dutch West India Colonies has deprived the enemy of every port in the West 
Indies. The Lords Commissioners, in thanking the House of Commons for ample supplies, are commanded to express the consolation 
derived from the increase of the national resources and revenue, in proportion as the enemy attempt to destroy both, so that no new 
taxation has been imposed in Great Britain, and in Ireland, merely taxes of regulation. The provision for the Duke of Brunswick is 
adverted to with thanks. Portugal, rescued from the oppression of the enemy, is preparing to repel any renewed attack. The spirit of 
resistance in: Spain continues unsubdued, notwithstanding the reverses which have been sustained there, and His Majesty will continue 
his strenuous and persevering assistance. He concludes by recommending the encouragement of order and concord among his subjects, 
and is determined to support the authority of the laws in the preservation of domestic tranquillity ; Lxv. 511. 





[ 1810-11. J 
1° Novembris 1810.—-Parliament met according to prorogation, His Majesty’s health being such as made it impossible for the Lord 
Chancellor to obtain his signature to a commission for the further proroguing the Parliament. 


11° Januarii 1811.—Speech of The Prince of Wales, consenting to accept the office of Regent, as restricted by the Resolutions presented to 
him; and Speech of ‘The Queen upon the Resolutions and Address presented to her; Lxvi. 32. 


15° Januarii 1811.—The session opened by the Lords Commissioners, stating the necessity of providing for the care of His Majesty’s person 
the maintenance of his Royal dignity, and the exercise of the Royal authority; Lxv1. 35. : 

12° Februarii 1811.—'The Regency Act having received the Royal Assent on 5 February, the Lords Commissioners now declare further 
causes for holding this Parliament ; expressing how deeply The Prince Regent laments the national calamity which imposes upon him 
the Royal authority, in the exercise of which he relies on Parliament for support. During the last year, the islands of Bourbon and 
Amboyna have been captured ; and Sicily has been effectually defended. In Portugal, and at Cadiz, the designs of the enemy have been 
frustrated ; and the conduct of Lord Wellington and of his army has inspired confidence into the Allies, as was evinced by them at the 
battle of Buzaco.' ‘The Prince Regent trusts that Parliament will enable him to continue effectual assistance to the natives of the 
Peninsula. Discussions are depending between this country and the United States of America. The usual estimates will be laid before 
the House of Commons. The revenue of Ireland has declined, but that of Great Britain has increased. The Prince Regent concludes 
with expressing his wish, that he may be enabled to restore the Royal authority unimpaired into his Father’s hands; Lxvr. 86, 87. 


24° Julii 1811.—The Lords Commissioners are directed to express the satisfaction of The Prince Regent in being enabled by Parliament to 
prosecute the war with increased vigour, and in the aid afforded to the suffering Portuguese nation. He concurs in the measures for 
increasing our military resources, by the interchange of the British and Irish Militias. He thanks the House of Commons for liberal 
supplies,and the-financial relief of the Irish revenue. ' The last colony remaining to France, the island of Mauritius, has been captured. 
The successes of the British arms under Lord Wellington have received the just applause of Parliament. Should His Majesty be 
restored to health, The Prince Regent will be enabled to prove'to him, that by a series of systematic operations, the national glory has 
been successfully maintained; 1x v1. 466. Raitt J 





34. 7° Januarii 





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I. Speeches, of The King, &amp;c.:at the Opening and Close of each Session—continied..' 


[ 1812. ] : 


34. 47° Januarii 1812—-The Lords Commissioners express the sorrow of The Prince Regent at the-continuuance of His Majesty’s indisposition. 


35. 


36. 


37. 


38. 


39. 


41. 


42, 


44. 





GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


The Reports of The Queen’s Council will show the necessity of providing for suitable attendance on His Majesty’s person. .The kingdom 
of Portugal has been successfully defended ; and among the successes in ‘the Peninsula, the, successful enterprize of General Hill in 
Estremadura is distinguished. The judgment and skill of Lord Wellington have been conspicuous through the campaign, and the 
Spaniards persevere in resisting the enemy. The island of Java has been,captured, and the future government of the British possessions 
in India requires attention. The differences with the United States remain unadjusted, although the affair of the Chesapeake frigate is no 
longer an impediment. The Prince Regent has directed the usual estimates to be laid before the House of Commons, and recommends, 
attention to the finance of Ireland, the revenue of which country has recovered from its late depression. The Prince Regent relies on 
the assistance of Parliament in executing the arduous duties of his office; LXVII. 4, 5- 


30° Julii 1812.—The Lords Commissioners express the regret of The Prince Regent at the interruption of public business in the course of 


the session [by the assassination of Mr. Perceval]. ‘The natives of the Peninsula have been effectually assisted, and he trusts that their 
independénce will be secured. The capture of the fortresses of Ciudad Rodrigo and of Badajoz proves the skill and intrepidity of the 
British army under Lord Wellington. The renewal of the war between France and Russia, proves that submission is of no avail against 
the tyranny of the French government, Hostilities have been commenced by the United States ; but this country will never yield to their 
unwarrantable pretensions. The House are thanked for liberal supplies. The insubordination and outrages [of the Lace Weavers] have 
been repressed by wise laws, and the Prince recommends to Members, during the recess, to exert themselves in preserving the public 
peace in their respective counties ; Lxvi1. 565, 566. : 





[ 1812-15. ] 


24°-Novembris 1812.—The first Session of the new Parliament is opened by the Lords Commissioners, who signify the Prince Regent’s 


pleasure, that a Speaker should be chosen; LX VIII. 3. 


30° Novembris 1812.—The Prince Regent mentions, with satisfaction, the improvement of our prospects during the course of the year. 


The victory of Salamanca has compelled the enemy to abandon the siege of Cadiz, and the southern provinces of Spain; and though 
we were forced to withdraw from Burgos, and to evacuate Madrid, the concentration of the enemy’s forces necessary to effect this, has 
facilitated the exertions of the Spanish nation. The example of their resistance has not been lost; and we are again at peace with 
Russia and Sweden. The Emperor of Russia and his subjects have effectually opposed a large proportion of the military force of France ; 
and the sacrifices made in so doing, are almost beyond example in history. The Russian fleets have been received into our ports. 
A supplementary Treaty has been concluded with Sicily, The war with the United States continues; and an attack on our North 
American Colonies has been repulsed. The Prince Regent seeks peace with the United States; but not at the expense of our maritime 
rights. He has directed the usual estimates to be laid before the House of Commons. The expiration of the Charter of the East India 
Company requires the attention of Parliament. The insubordination of the lace weavers has been repressed; and the indemnity 
promised, is likely to be effectual. The Prince Regent concludes by expressing his confidence in the firmness and perseverante of his 
people and of Parliament, now that the eyes of Europe and the world are fixed upon us; Lxvu. 6, 7. 


22° Julii 1813.—The Prince Regent expresses his feelings on occasion of the signal victory obtained near Vittoria, which is likely to effect 


the deliverance of the Peninsula. The destruction of the French army in Russia was followed by the advance of the Russian and ’ 
Prussian armies to the Elbe, where they have upheld their military character in many sanguinary conflicts. The war with the United 
States of America still continues. Thanks are given to the House of Commons for liberal supplies. The regulations concerning the 
National Debt are mentioned with approbation. The modifications of the new Charter of the East India Company are likely to benefit 
India, and to increase the trade and navigation of His Majesty’s dominions; Lxvit1. 674, 675. 





[ 1813-14. ] 


4° Novembris 1813.—The Prince Regent enumerates the splendid successes of the present campaign. ‘The advance to the Pyrenees, the 


repulse of the Enemy’s attempt to regain his ground, the capture of St. Sebastian, and the establishment of the Allied army within the 
frontier of France. The declaration of war by the Emperor of Austria against France has been followed by signal victories in Silesia, . 
at Culm, and at Denevitz, and beyond all, at Leipsic; and Bavaria has since joined the Confederacy. War with the United States 
still continues. The attempt of that power to conquer Canada has been frustrated; but it is to be regretted, that while Britain is 
striving for the independence of Europe, she finds an enemy in those who have an equal interest in the issue of this great contest. 
The Prince Regent has directed the usual Estimates to be laid before the House of Commons; and congratulates them on the 
flourishing state of commerce and the abundant harvest. The war against France, is a war of necessity. The German people now 
share in the enthusiasm of the rest of the Allies. Peace shall not be prevented by exorbitant demands on France. Great part of Europe 
is liberated ; and we must continue our exertions to the conclusion of this long and arduous contest; LxXIx. 3, 4. 


30° Julii 1814.—The Prince Regent states, that when, in consequence of the indisposition of His. Majesty, he assumed the government, 


this country was engaged in war with the greater part of Europe, but that he has been enabled to surmount all difficulties ; and by the 
unexampled exertions of His Majesty’s subjects, to have effected the deliverance of Europe. The restoration of the legitimate govern- 
ments of the Continent affords a prospect of the permanence of peace ; and the settlement of Europe is to be completed at the approaching 
Congress. Hostilities with America still continue; the Prince Regent is desirous of the restoration of peace with that power, notwith- 
standing the circumstances of unprovoked aggression. He thanks the House of Commons for the supplies. A body of troops, in 
British pay, must at present be maintained abroad. Full justice is rendered abroad to our perseverance in the contest which has 
liberated Europe; and His Majesty’s subjects will not fail to ascribe the advantages they have possessed to our happy constitution, under 
which they have enjoyed more real liberty and obtained more true glory, than ever fell to the lot of any nation; LXx1x. 521. 





[ 1814-15. ] 


8° Novembris 1814.—It would have given great satisfaction to the Prince Regent, had he been enabled to state the termination of the war 


in America. His Majesty’s forces have been successful in the Chesapeake, and took possession of the city of Washington. The flotilla 
of the enemy in the Patewent has been destroyed, and the Penobscot district has submitted. Notwithstanding the reverse experienced on 
Lake Champlain, the ascendancy of the British Force in Canada is confidently anticipated. The Congress of Vienna has been retarded ; 
from it may be expected the consolidation of peace,and a just equilibrium amongst the powers of Europe. The usual estimates will be laid 
before the House of Commons; the arrears of the war in Europe, and the war in America, must cause a large expenditure. Commercial 
relations have been much affected by the late war, and the cautious regulation of our trade is recommended to Parliament ; Lxx. 3, 4. 


12° Julii 1815.—At the commencement of the Session, the Prince Regent confidently expected that the peace would be permanent; but 


the usurpation of the Supreme Authority in France by Buonaparte, left no alternative but to employ our military resources in prevention 
of his re-establishment ; and in the result, the victory obtained at Waterloo by the Duke of Wellington and Prince Blucher, placed the 
city of Paris in the military occupation of the allied armies, within the space of fifteen days. The Prince Regent thanks the House of 
Commons for their liberal supplies. The increase of expense has-been unavoidable ; but has proved to be realeconomy. The success 
of the Austrian army has led to the restoration of Naples to its ancient Sovereign. The authority of the. King of France js again 
acknowledged in his capital. Peace has. been concluded. with the. United States; and a commercial treaty is in prospect. The Congress 
of Vienna has concluded its labours. The Prince Regent ascribes the successes of the campaign to the support of Parliament, which 
was never more essential than in the present Session. He hopes now to provide for the general tranquillity of Europe, and maintain 
the high character of this country among the nations of the world ; xx. 475+ 


ES 


[ 1816. ] 


1° Februarii 1816.—The Lords Commissioners are enabled to announce to Parliament, the restoration of peace throughout Europe. Many 


difficulties (as might be expected) occurred in the adjustment of satisfactory arrangements, but they have been effectually a 
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880 SPEECHES—continued. 





I. Speeches of The King, &amp;c, at the Opening and Close of each Session—continued. 


45. 


46. 


47. 


48. 


49. 


51. 


52. 





Europe has twice owed her deliverance to the union among the Allied Powers, and precautionary means have now been adopted for the 
general security. The usual estimates will be laid before the House of Commons ; the country is in a flowtishing condition, and the heavy 
pressure created by our great exertions must be met by as much economy as is not inconsistent with security, and our station in Europe. 
A conimercial treaty has been concluded with the United States of America; hostilities in the Island of Ceylon and in India have been 
- successfully terminated. At the close of all our contests, which have exalted the renowti of this countty beyond former example, we 
muit endeavour that the same union among ourselves, which enabled us to surmodnt all dangers, will now, in peace, promote our 
prosperity and happiness at home; Lxxt. 4. 
2° Julii 1816.—The Prince Regent announces the marriage of his daughter the Princess Charlotte, with the Prince of Saxe Cobourg ; and 
the intended marriage of His Majesty’s daughter, the Princess Mary, with the Duke of Gloucester. He thanks the House of Commons 
for the supplies of the year, and for the salutary system of making provision for them. The payment of the debts of the Civil List, and 
the relieving of it in future, are very gratifying to the Prince Regent, and he approves of the consolidation of the revenues of Great Britain 
and Ireland. Tumults and disorders, which occurred in some parts of the Kingdom, have been repressed. The Prince Regent laments 
the distress of many classes of his subjects, but relies on their public spirit and fortitude in sustaining temporary difficulties, and adverts 
to the reduction of taxation; Lx x1. 529. 
ete ern ESN 


r [ 1817. ] 

28° Januarii 1817.—The Prince Regent adverts to the expedition against Algiers, and is persuaded that the renunciation of christian slavery 
by that Government reflects honour on the British nation. In India, hostilities have been renewed against the Nepaul Government, 
and peace has been made on the terms of the original treaty. He has directed the usual estimates to be laid before the House of 
Commons, and recommends inquiry into the Public Income and Expenditure. A new silver coinage has been completed with unpre- 
cedented expedition, and will be immediately issued. The distresses consequent upon the termination of war, have been felt throughout 
Europe, and have been taken advantage of in this country, to excite a spirit of sedition and violence. The Prince Regent is determined 
to preserve the public peace, and relies upon Parliament for support in upholding a system of law and government, acknowledged by other 
nations to be the most perfect that has fallen to the lot of any people; Lxx1I. 4. 


12° Julii 1817.—The Prince Regent ascribes to the measures of Parliament the favourable change in our internal situation. Notwith- 
standing the arts by which the affections of some of His Majesty’s subjects have been alienated, the great body of the people give decisive 
proof of their loyalty, and their patience in sustaining temporary distress cannot be too highly commended. The House of Commons are 
thanked for the supplies of the year; the state of public credit is proof of the wisdom of the financial arrangements recently adopted. 
The silver coinage has been issued, and gold coinage of a new denomination has been provided. The prospect of an abundant harvest 
throughout great part of the Continent cannot fail to mitigate the pressure under which many nations suffered last year. The Prince 
Regent recommends to Members in their several counties to oppose themselves to all attempts to mislead the lower orders, and to incul- 
cate a spirit of concord, and of obedience to the laws; uxx11. 480. 





[ 1818. ] 

27° Januarii 1818.——The Lords Commissioners in adverting to the untimely death of The Princess Charlotte, state the consolation of the 
Prince Regent in the sympathy of His Majesty’s subjects. The improvement which has taken place in our domestic industry, and in public 
credit, proves that the confidence heretofore expressed in the stability of our national resources has not been disappointed, and has with- 
drawn from the disaffected the means of fomenting discontent. The Prince Regent expects that the present tranquillity will be maintained 
by the Magistracy and by the people. He has directed the usual estimates to be luid before the House of Commons. The revenue has 
increased, and he recommends attention to the public income and expenditure. He has concluded treaties with Spain and Portugal 
relative to the Slave Trade, and relies on Parliament for fulfilling these engagements. He calls the attention of Parliament to the 
deficiency of places of public worship, the religious and moral habits of the people being the most firm foundation of national prosperity ; 
LX XIII. 3, 4. 


10° Junii 1818.—The Prince Regent, after adverting to the continuance of His Majesty’s indisposition, and the friendly disposition of 
Foreign Powers, states his satisfaction in the provision made for adding to the number of churches. He thanks the House of Commons 
for the supplies of the year, and approves of the reduction of the unfunded debt. In announcing his intention of calling a new Parliament, 
he takes a retrospective view of the change which has occurred in Europe since the first meeting of the present Parliament. The dominion 
of the common enemy was then so widely extended, as to make resistance seem hopeless to many; but by exertions in aid of other 
countries nobly contending for independence, The Prince Regent has been enabled to terminate successfully and gloriously the eventful 
contest. The prosecution of such a contest has been followed by internal difficulty and distress here, and throughout the rest of Europe. 
But he has always looked forward without dismay, and in witnessing the progressive prosperity of the country, he anticipates obedience 
to the laws, and attachment to the Constitution; Lx x111. 426, 427. 





[ 1819. ] 

14° Januarii 1819.—The Session is opened by the Lords Commissioners, who signify the Prince Regent’s pleasure, that a Speaker should be 
chosen; LX XIV. 7. 

21 Januarii 1819.—The Lords Commissioners announce the death of the late Queen Charlotte, and direct the attention of Parliament to 
the measures hence become necessary for the care of His Majesty’s person. The French territory has been evacuated by the Allied armies, 
ahd the commercial convention with America has been prolonged. The Prince Regent has directed the usual estimates to be laid before 
the House of Commons. A great reduction has been effected in the army and navy, and the revenue is improved in its most important 
branches. The war in India against the Pindarries and the Mahrattah Princes, was undertaken strictly in self-defence, and His Majesty's 
arms have been eminently successful under the Marquis of Hastings, supported by the native as well as European forces of the East 
India Company. The trade, commerce and manufactures of this country are in a flourishing condition, and the deliberations of Parlia- 
ment will, no doubt, be directed to.secure the benefits of peace; LXXIV. 10, 11. 


13° Julii 1819.—The Prince Regent notices the laborious investigation of Parliament into the state of the circulation and currency. He 
thanks the House of Commons for the supplies of the ‘year; and although regretting any addition to the burthens of the people, he 
anticipates permanetit advantages from thus meeting at once the financial difficulties of the country. He observes with concern the 
‘attempts made to found disaifection on the local distress of some of the manufacturing districts; but is determined to maintain public order 
and tranquillity by the power intrusted to him by Jaw for that purpose, and relies on the co-operation of Members of Parliament with 
the Magistracy, to defeat the machinations of those, who, under the pretence of reform, seek the subversion of the Constitution ; 
LXXIv. 639. 





[ 1819-20. } 

23° Novembris 1819.—The Prince Regent regrets the necessity of calling together Parliament before Christmas; but the seditious practices 
80 long prevalent in some of the manufacturing districts have increased, and a spirit is now manifested hostile to the Constitution, and 
aiming at the subversion of property, and of all order in society; he therefore presses on Parliament their immediate attention to 
Measures of counteraction, He has directed the usual estimates to be laid before Parliament; an addition has necessarily been made to 
the military force, he trusts in the least burdensome manner. Some depression of our manufacteres still continues, arising from the 
embarrassments of other countries. ‘He ‘tras full reliance on the loyalty of the great body of the people ; but it requires the exertions of 
Members of Parliament collectively and individually to check the dissemination of treason and impiety ; LXXvV. 3, 4. 

28° Februarii 1820.—The Lords Commissioners are commanded by His Majesty to inform Parliament, that he regrets not being able to 


meet them in person on this solemn occasion, and to have given utterance to his feelings in deploring the loss of a Sovereign, the common 
father 





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I. Speeches of The King, &amp;c. at the Opening and Close of each Session—continued. 


father of his people. The King will call the new Parliament without delay. He thanks the House of Commons for the supplies. In 
taking leave of the present Parliament, he assures them of his sense of their services in counteracting and suppressing evil designs, the 
nature of which have been manifested by the late sanguinary conspiracy [of Thistlewood and his associates]; Lx xv. 104. 





[ 1820. ] 


56. 21° Aprilis 1820.—The Lords Commissioners open the Session, by signifying His Majesty’s pleasure that a Speaker should be chosen ; 
Lxxv. 108. 


57. 27° Aprilis 1820.—The King assures Parliament that he will always continue to imitate the example of his father in attending to the 
welfare of his people. The usual estimates will be laid before the House of Commons ; they are founded on the strictest principles of 
economy, but the additions to the military force cannot yet be discontinued. He recommends the support of the Civil List to the 
attention of the House of Commons; he has no desire that it should exceed the settlement of it in 1816. In regretting the appearance 
of open violence and insurrection, he praises the activity and vigilance of the magistracy and of those who have been called forth to 
support the laws ; and he is determined himself, relying on the support of Parliament, to maintain public tranquillity. He deplores 
the distress of many among the labouring classes; their relief is but deferred by practices of turbulence and intimidation. He trusts 
that the greater part of those who have been led astray will now return to loyalty and an attachment to that Constitution under which 
the British nation have enjoyed a larger share of practical freedom than any other people in the world; Lxxv. 110, 111. 

[Note. The House adjourned on the 18° Julii to 24° Julti; on the 26° Julii to 21° Augusti; on 21° Augusti to 18° Septembris; on 


18° Septembris to 17° Octobris ; on 1'7° Octobris to 23° Novembris, when Parliament was prorogued, without a Speech, to 23° Januarit 
1821.] 


II. Speeches of The King, The Queen, and The Prince Regent, in Answer to 
Addresses and to Resolutions laid before them : 
58. Of The King; In answer to Addresses of Thanks for Speeches at the opening of each Session; Lvi- 19.—LvII. 8.—LVIII. 21.—LI1X. 10. 
—Lx. 8.—LXI. 11.—L XII. 15, 604.—Lxu1. 16.— LxIv. 8.—Lxv. 15. Of the Prince Regent ; Lxvi. 90.—LXVII. 14.—LXVIII. 
15.—LXIX. 10.—LXX. 8.—LXXI. 12,—-LXXII. 18.—LXXIII. 20.—LXXIV. 47.—LxxXv.10. Of King George IV. 120. 


59. 9° Novembris 1801.— Of The King; In answer to Address of Thanks for laying before the House a copy of the preliminaries of peace between 
His Majesty and the French Republic ; Lvit. 13. 


61. 25° Februarii 1803.—Of The King; In answer to Address of Congratulation on the detection and failure of an atrocious and treasonable 
conspiracy (Despard and others); LVI11. 204. 


26° Maii 1803.—Of The King; In answer to Address of Thanks for Message acquainting the House that the discussions with France had 
terminated unfavourably, and that His Majesty had recalled his Ambassador from Paris; Lv11t. 451. 


conduct of Lord Viscount Melville and Mr. Trotter; Lx. 211. 


11° Januarii 1811.—Of Queen Charlotte, in answer to Resolutions and Address laid before Her Majesty respecting the care of His 


62 

63. 25° Aprilis 1805.—Of The King; In answer to Resolutions laid before His Majesty respecting the Treasurership of the Navy and the 

64 
Majesty’s Royal Person, and of His Majesty’s Royal Household during his illness; Lxv1. 32. 

65 


11° Januarii 1811.—Of The Prince of Wales in answer to Resolutions laid before His Royal Highness for the purpose of supplying the 
defect of the personal exercise of the royal authority during His Majesty’s illness by empowering His Royal Highness to exercise such 
authority ; LXVI. 32. 


66. 14° Maii 1812.—Of The Prince Regent; In answer to Address of Thanks for Message respecting the murder of Mr. Perceval, and 
recommending the House to enable His Royal Highness to make provision for his family ; Lxvii. 377. 


67. 26° Martii 1813.—Of The Prince Regent; In answer to Address of Condolence on the death of the Duchess of Brunswick ; Lxv111. 350. 
68 


1° Julii 1814.—Of The Prince Regent ; In answer to Address of Thanks for communicating to the House the definitive treaty of peace 
concluded at Paris (30 May 1814) with the King of France; Lx1x. 412. 


69. 9° Maii 1816.—Of The Prince Regent; In answer to Address of Congratulation on the happy nuptials of the Princess Charlotte Augusta 
with the Prince of Cobourg; LX XI. 351. 


71. 15° Aprilis 1818.—Of The Prince Regent; In answer to Address of Congratulation on the happy nuptials of the Princess Elizabeth with the 
P PPy nup 
Hereditary Prince of Hesse Hombourg; Lx x111. 248. 


72. 18° Februarii 1820.—Of King George the Fourth ; In answer to Address of Congratulation on His Majesty’s accession to the Throne, and 


of Condolence on the death of the late King; Lxxv.g3. [Note. The answer to this Address came in the form of a written Message, 
having the sign Manual.] 


73. 18° Februarii 1820.—Of The King ; In answer to Address of Condolence on the death of the late Duke of Kent; txxv. 93. [This answer, 
like the above, has the sign Manual.} 


74, 24° Junii 1820.—Of Queen Caroline; In answer to a Resolution of the House laid before her, expressive of the regret of the House that the 
late endeavours to frame an arrangement have not led to an amicable adjustment, &amp;c. declining to withdraw her appeal to public 
justice; LXXV. 352. 


III. The Speaker's Speeches :—see speaker, 6-11. 
1V. Members Speeches and Speech of the Duke of Wellington : 


75. Speeches of Members in answer to the Speaker giving them the thanks of the House, in their places, in the House; Addington, The Right 
honourable Henry (late Speaker); tv1.45. Anson, Brigadier General George; txv.156. Major General; ux1x. 18. Clinton, 
Major General Henry ; Lxv111.139. Lieutenant General Sir Henry; Lx1x. 381.—Lxx1. 380. Cole, Major General the Honour- 
able Galbraith Lowry ; Lxvi1. 94. Lieutenant General Sir Galbraith Lowry; txx1. 380. Cotton, Lieutenant General Sir Stapleton ; 
LXV. 156.—Lxvi11.294. Fane, Brigadier General Henry; tx1v.20. Major General; tx1x. 506. Ferguson, Major General; 
LxIv.27. Finch, Major General Edward; tx111. 36. Fraser, Lieutenant General Alexander Mackenzie; tx1v.20. Grosvenor, 
Major General Thomas; Lx111.36. Hood, Rear Admiral Sir Samuel; tx1v. 21. Picton, Lieutenant General Sir Thomas ; tx1x. 
18, 380. Popham, Captain Sir Home; 1x111. 37. . Pringle, Major General William Henry; Lxviit. 139:—Lx1x. 380, 381. 
Somerset, Major Gerieral Lord Edward; tx1x. 506.--Lx x1. 315. Stewart, Brigadier General the Honourable Charles; txv. 36, 
Stewart, Lieutenant General the Honourable Sir William ;.Lx1x. 379, 380, 381. Wellesley, Major General Sir Arthur Wellesley ; 
Lx111. 36. Lieutenant General the Right honourable Sir Arthur Wellesley ; Lx1v. 14. 


76. Speech of His Grace the Duke of Wellington, giving thanks to the House for the honour done him in deputing a Committee to congratulate 
him on his return to this country; Lx1x. 414. 


V. Incidental Proceedings : 


77. Speeches of The King, of The Prince Regent, or of the Lords Commissioners, on opening the session for the 
dispatch of public business, are read by the Speaker, after saying, that he had, to prevent. mistakes, 
obtained a copy; LVI. 8.—LVII. 3.—LVIII. 11.—LIX. 3.—LX. 4.—LXI. 3.—LXII. 6, 562.—LXIII. 3.— 
LXIV. 3.—LXV. 4.—LXVI. 86.—LXVII. 4.—LXVIII. 6.—LXIX. 3.—LXX. 3.—LXXI 4.—LXXIl. 4.— 
LXXIIl. 3.—LXXIV. 10.—LXXV. 3,.110. 


78. The 
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862 \SPEECHES——SPIRITS. 


V... Incidental Proceedings relative: to Speeches—continued. 


78... The-same Speeches referred to ‘Select Committees appointed to draw up an Address upon them severally ; 
LVL. 10.—LVU 4.—-LVNE 11.—LIX. 4. 0X. 5.—LXI. 5.—LXII. 10, 564.—LXIII. 6.—LXIV. 4.— 


LXV..7:—LXVI. 87.—LXVII. 9.—LXVII. 10.—LXIX. 5.—LXX. 5.—LXXI. 6.—LXXI. 10.—LXXIIL 4. 
LXXIV. 12.—LXXV. 8, 111. 


79. The same Speech (as soon as the Address has been agreed to, and ordered to be presented) is ordered to be 

taken, into consideration on a future day; LVI. 17.—LVII. 7.—LVIII. 19.—LIX. y.—LX. 7.—LXI. 7.— 
LX. 15, 578.—LXILI. 16.—LXIV. 7, 9.—LXV. 12.—LXVI. g0.—LXVII, 11.—LX VIII. 14,.—LXIX. 9,— 
LXX. 8.—LXXIL. 9.—LXXII. 17.—LXXIHII. 9.—LXXIV. 28.—LXXV. 9, 119. 


81. Onwhich day the Speech is again read by the Speaker, and a Motion is made that a supply be granted to 

| His Majesty, whereupon the House resolves to resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House on 
a future day, to consider of that Motion; LVI. 18.—LVII. 8.—LVIII, 20.—LIX. 10.—LX. 8.—LXI. 11. 
—LXIl. 16, 592.—LXIII. 24.—LXIV. 11.—LXV. 13.—LXVI. 92 —LXVII. 17.—LXVIII, 15.—LXIX. 9. 
—LXX. 8.—LXXI. 11.—LXXII. 17.—LXXIll. 13.—LXXIV. 34.—LXXV. 10, 120. 


82. The Order of the day for the House to resolve itself into the above Committee being then read, the Speech is 
referred to the said Committee; LVI. 22.—LVII. 8.—LVIII. 29.—LI1X. 10.—LX. 9.—LXI. 15.—LXII. 
18, 598.—LXIIIL. 27. —LXIV. 17.—LXV. 17.—LXVI. 94.—LXVII. 18.—LXVIII. 18.—LXIX. 11,—-LXX. g. 
—LXXI. 12.-—LXXII. 22.—LXXIII. 14.— LXXIV. 37.—LXXV. 15, 126. 


83. Such Speeches, or parts thereof, occasionally read in proceedings of the House,—On Report of the Address ; 
LVI.17. Read, and referred to a Committee of the Whole House; LVIII. 340. Referred,—On going 
into such Committee, 478. Read, and so much thereof as relates to His Majesty’s civil list read, and 
referred to a Committee of the Whole House; LXVII.26. Read, and so much thereof as relates to the 
East India Company, referred to a Select Committee; LXVII. 100. So much of the Prince Regent's 
Speech as relates to Supplies, at the opening of the Parliament in 1812, read; LXVII. 13. Of the 
Speeches of 21 January 1794; 22 November 1803; 19 December 1806 ; 26 June 1807; and 19 January 
1809, also read; LXVIII.13. Read, and so much thereof as relates to places of public worship, referred 


to a Committee of the Whole House; LXXIII. 143, 187. Read; and a Bill for preventing seditious 
meetings ordered to be brought in; LXXV. 15. 


84. Parts of such Speeches referred to Committees, —To the Select Committee on the high price of provisions; 
LVI. 17. °On consideration of the Papers relative to Spain ; LX. 52. On the building of Churches; 
LXXIII. 187. On the establishment of her late Majesty (Queen Charlotte) ; LXXIV. 95. 


85. Speech of the Speaker on presenting a Money Bill for the Royal Assent, 22 July 1813, read, LXIX. 203. 


86. Speeches of the Speaker on giving the thanks of the House to Members, and of the same Members in answer 
thereto ; Ordered to be printed in the Votes ; LVI. 46.—LXI. 338.—LXIV. 15, 21.—LXVIH. 94.—LXVIIIL. 
139, 294.—LXIX. 18, 506.—&lt;|Speeches of the Speaker in reprimanding persons, To be entered in the 
Journals ; LVIII. 268, 390, 424.—LIX. 121, 224, 339, 348. 427.—LX. 232, &amp;c. —&lt;m— The Speaker 
desired to print his Speech on presenting a Money Bill for the Royal Assent ; LXIX. 11. 


87. The Lord President of the Council (in the absence of the Lord Chancellor), 14 January 1819, sitting with 
several other Lords on a form between the Throne and the Woolsack, opens. the new Parliament ; LXXIV. 7. 
Signifies the Prince Regent’s approbation of the Speaker elect, 8. 
See Speaker, 6-11. 96. 


Spencer, Major General Brent :—see House, 109. 145. 
Spermaceti Oi l :——See Accaunts and Papers, 3762-3. Committees, 858. Customs, 3. 


Spirits : Bills relative to Spirits : 
To prohibit the making of Malt and distilling of Spirits from corn or grain in Ireland; Ordered, tv1.176. Presented, 180. R. a. 219, 


i. =F 


For granting an additional duty on English Spirits imported into Scotland ; Ordered, rv1.213. Instruction for continuing the duty on 
every gallon of the contents of all stills used in making Low Wines or Spirits in Scotland from molasses or sugar, 225. _ Bill presented, 
230. R. A, 334. 


3. To amend and continue Act of the Parliament of Ireland 40 Geo. IIT. for regulating the trade of a distiller, and securing the duties on home 
made Spirits; Ordered, tv1. 444. Presented, 484. RB. A. 599. 


4. To empower the importers of Rum or Spirits of the British sugar plantations to land the same in Ireland before payment of the Duties of 
Excise; Ordered, tv1. 594. Presented, 608. pr. a. 664. 


5. To continue so much of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. as relates to reducing the duties upon worts or wash brewed or made from molasses or sugar, 
and for reviving and continuing so much of the said Actas relates to the reducing and better collecting the duties payable on the impor- 
tation of starch ; ('rdered, Lvi1.12. Instruction for continuing Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. for prohibiting the making of Low Wines or 
Spirits from wheat or other grain in Scotland ; Bill presented, 17. Instruction for continuing so much of Act of last session as relates 
to allowing the distillation of Spirits in Scotland from molasses or sugar, 37. R. A. 73. 


6. For reducing the duties payable on wort or wash made from molasses or sugar for extracting Spirits for home consumption ; Ordered, 
Lyit. 46. Not presented. 


To prohibit the distillation of Spirits from wheat in Ireland; Ordered ; presented; Lv11.63. R. A. 75. 
8. To prohibit the distillation of Spirits from oats in Ireland; Ordered, t1x. 29. Presented, 35. R. A. 55- 


9. To permit the warehousing of Spirits in Ireland for exportation, and to regulate the exportation to Great Britain of such Spirits as shall not 
be warehoused ; Ordered, L1x. 399. Instruction for charging a duty on Spirits warehoused for exportation, 403- Bill presented ; 
printed ; 407. Second reading dropped for want of forty Members, 413. Petition of distillers of Cork against, 415. To lie on the Table 
till Second reading, and Counsel ordered ; Bill committed, and Petition referred; 416. R. a. 441. 


‘To amend an Act of the last session of the Parliament of Ireland so far as respects permits for Spirits or Spirituous Liquors ; Ordered, LX. 
175- Presented, 177. R. a. 209. 


For collecting the duties on Spirituous Liquors distilled in Ireland, and for regulating the trade of a distiller; Ordered, Lx. 261, Instruction 
respecting the warehousing of Spirits and allowing a bounty to distillers, 264. Bill presented, 278. Printed, 279. Amendments being 
proposed, Bill re-committed with respect thereto, 335. Further consideration of Lords Amendment adjourned for three months, 454. 


18. For 


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18. 


14, 


15. 


16. 


17. 


18. 
19. 
21. 
22. 


23. 


24. 


25. 
26. 


27. 


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31. 


36. 


37. 


$ 


41. 


42. 


43. 


45. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


Spirits : Bills relative to Spirits—continued. , 


For regulating the distillery of Spirits in England for exportation to Scotland, and in Scotland for exportation to England, and for better 
securing the Duties thereon ; Ordered, Lx. 402. Presented, 419. R. a. 488. : 


To continue and amend several Acts for regulating and securing the collection of the duties on Spirituous Liquors distilled in Ireland ; 
Ordered, Lx. 457. Presented, 458. Rk. A. 487. ‘ 


For continuing so much of Act 15 &amp; 16 Geo. III. as relates to the landing of Rum and Spirits; Ordered, ux1. 143. Presented, 146. 
R. A. 184. 


For repealing the Duties of Excise on distilleries in Scotland, and granting others in lieu thereof; Ordered, tx1.379. Presented ; printed ; 
392. etre to repeal the Duties of Excise on stills for distilling certain Low Wines, &amp;c. in Scotland, 446. Bill again printed, 460. 
R. A. 546. 

To provide for the regulating and securing the collection of the duties on Spirits distilled in Ireland, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx1. 406. Presented, 437. 
R. A. §28. To amend Act 46 Geo. III. for regulating and securing the ‘collection of the duties on Spirits distilled in Ireland; 
Ordered, uxt. 289. Another Bill ordered, 655. Presented, 684, Re-committed, 734. Printed, 741. Again printed, 746, 
R. A. 804.———To amend said Acts ; Ordered, Lx111. 410. Presented; printed; 430. R. a. 464. 





To suspend the payment of all drawbacks on Spirits made or distilled in Great Britain or Ireland, and exported from either country to the 
other respectively, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx11. 92. Presented, 100. Rr. a. 246. 


To continue and amend Acts of the Parliament of Ireland 38 and 39 Geo. III. to regulate the trade of rectifying Spirits, and to prevent 
frauds on His Majesty’s revenue by rectifiers of Spirits ; Ordered, x11. 722. Presented ; printed; 740. R. a. 804. 


For regulating the trade between Great Britain and Ireland of Spirits, the manufacture or produce of either country ; Ordered, Lx11. 795. 
Order of leave for Bill discharged, 799. 


To suspend the payment of all drawbacks on Spirits made or distilled in Great Britain or Ireland, and exported from either country to the 
other respectively ; Ordered, Lx11, 799. Presented, 802. R. a. 839. 


‘To explain and amend so much of Act 46 Geo. III. c. 102, for repealing the Duties of Excise on Stills, as relates to delivering up Licences ; 
Ordered, LX111. 95. Presented, 103. R. A. 164. 


To suspend the payment of all drawbacks on Spirits made or distilled in Great Britain or Ireland, and exported from either country to the 
other respectively; Ordered, tx11i. 263. Presented, 265. R. A. 372. sa 


To prohibit the distillation of Spirits from corn or grain; Ordered, Lx111. 377. Presented; printed; 385. R.A. 475. 


For the further regulating the warehousing of Spirits distilled in Ireland for exportation to Great Britain; Ordered, Lx111. 410. Not 
presented... , ‘ 


For regulating the charging of the duty on Spirits imported into Great Baitain according to the strength thereof; Ordered, Lx111. 430, 
Presented, 432. R. A. 475- 


To suspend the intercourse in Spirits between Ireland and Scotland; Ordered, LX111. 434. Not presented, 


To prohibit the distillation of Spirits from corn or grain in Great Britain, and to suspend the importation of British or Irish made Spirits 
into Great Britain or Ireland respectively ; Ordered, tx1v.18. Presented; printed; 22. Petitions against; From Dumbarton, 62. 
Edinburgh, 98. Glasgow, 62. Greenock, 56,62. Paisley, 69. Sligo, 99. Waterford, 78. Petitions respecting the Bill; From Belfast, 54. 
Dublin, 65. Glasgow, 44. Liverpool, 66. Instruction to receive a Clause for authorizing His Majesty, by proclamation, to prohibit 
the distillation of Spirits from corn or grain in Ireland, 88. Bill re-committed ; instruction to receive a Clause for authorizing His 
Majesty, by proclamation, to prohibit the distillation of Spirits from corn or grain in Ireland; Petition from Sligo, referred; Bill further 
considered; 100. Instruction to divide the Bill into two Bills; Bill further considered ; Report that the Committee had divided it into 
two; 103. See infra, 31, 32. 

To prohibit the distillation of Spirits from corn or grain in the United Kingdom ; Considered, Lx1v. 103. R. A. 131. 


To suspend the importation of British or Irish made Spirits, into Great Britain or Ireland, respectively; Considered, ix1v. 103. 
R.A. 131. To continue said Act; Ordered, LX1v. 333. Presented, 336. Petition against, 377. Petition against, again read; 
ordered to lie on the Table until Third reading, and Counsel ordered; 380. Counsel called in; Bill read the Third time; Petition also 
read ; Counsel heard; Bill passed, 386. R. A. 404. 





For charging with duty Spirit Wash re-distilled in Great Britain ; Ordered, txi1v. 146. Presented, 151. x. A. 197. 


To grant an Excise duty on Spirits made or distilled from sugar in Ireland, during the prohibition of distillation from corn or grain there, in 
lieu of the Excise duty now chargeable thereon, and to allow a drawback on the export thereof to Foreign parts ; Ordered, Lx1v. 190. 
Presented, 196. k. A. 255. 


To amend several Acts for regulating and securing the collection of the duties on Spirits distilled in Ireland; Ordered, ux1v. 296, 
Presented ; printed; 297. Again printed, 349. Re-committed, 371. R. A. 405. 


To prohibit the distillation of Spirits from corn or grain in Great Britain; Ordered, Lxv.91. Presented, 95. Petition from Dublin against, 
112. Instruction to continue Act 49 George III. c. 8, for suspending the importation of Spirits, 115. n. a. 163. 

To grant duties on Spirits made or distilled in Ireland from corn, to allow certain drawbacks on the exportation thereof, to make further 
regulations for the encouragement of licensed distillers, and for amending the laws relating to the distilleries in Ireland ; Ordered, txy. 
138. Instruction for charging certain duties and drawbacks on Spirits distilled from corn, 151. Bill presented, 155. Printed, 167. 
Petitions against; From holders of Sugar Spirits in Ireland, 164, 182. Belfast, 173. Downpatrick, 188, Distillers in Ireland, 195- 
Newry, 196. Bill re-committed, 183. The several Petitions presented in the session relative to distilleries in Ireland, referred, 201. 
R. A. 253. : 


To respite the payment of Still Fines in Ireland; Ordered, Lxv. 386. Presented, 434. Printed, 443. R. a. 506. 


For regulating the continuance of licenses for distilling Spirits from sugar, in the lowlands of Scotland; Ordered, Lxv, 394. Presented, 
402. Re-committed, 432. R. A. 499. 


For suspending the duties on corn wash for the distillation of Spirits in England; Ordered, txv1. 167. Instruction respecting the duties 
on Low Wines and Spirits distilled from sugar, 184. Bill presented; printed; 205. Petitions against; From Andover, 242. Clack- 
mannan, 242. Fife, 225. Waddington, 214. Norfolk, 225, 234. Petitions in favour; From Glasgow, 221, 225, 242. Greenock, 
242. Petitions respecting the Bill; From Edinburgh, 223. Kinross, 229, _ Bill re-committed, 250. Passed, 256. Committee 
appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 312. Report ; to lie on the Table, 315. 

To empower the Lords of the Treasury to exonerate distillers of Spirits from sugar, from certain duties ; Ordered; presented; Lxv1. 317. 
R. A. 387. 

To permit Rum and other Spirits the produce of the British Colonies in the West Indies to be imported into Lower Canada from Nova 
Scotia and New Brunswick, and the Islands of Cape Breton, Prince Edward and Newfoundland; Ordered, Lxv1. 339. Presented, 
346. R. A. 387. 

To permit Rum and other Spirits the produce of the British Colonies in the West Indies to be exported from Bermuda into Nova Scotia, 
New Brunswick, and the Islands of Cape Breton, Prince Edward and Newfoundland ; Ordered, Lxv1. 354. Presented, 359. R.A. 409. 

To suspend the payment of all drawbacks on Spirits made or distilled in Great Britain or Ireland ; Ordered, Lxv1. 395. Presented, 401. 
Petitions of distillers against, 403. Petitions against to be heard by Counsel on Report, 406. Petition of distillers against, to lie upon 
the Table; Bill re-committed ; Instruction to receive a Clause relating to warehousing Spirits in Ireland; 418. Petitions against, to be 
heard by Counsel, 423. Counsel heard, 431. Lords Amendments agreed to, 459. 8. 4. 460. 

To revive and continue so much of Act 49 Geo. III. as relates to Great Britain and to revive and continue another Act of 49 Geo. III. to 


suspend the importation of British or Irish made Spirits, and for granting duties on worts or wash made from Sugar; Ordered, 
LXViI. 35. Presented,37. R.A. 101. 


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47. 


48. 


49. 
61. 


52. 


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71. 


72. 
73. 


74. 
76. 


76. 


77. 


78. 


81. 


89. 








Spirits : Bills relative to Spirits—continued. 
To provide for the regulating and securing the collection of the duties on Spirits distilled in Ireland from corn; Ordered ; presented ; 


printed; Lxvi1. 136. Again printed, 165. Re-committed, 281. Rr. a. 351. 

To {provide for regulating the warehousing of Spirits distilled from corn in Ireland for exportation ; Ordered, Lxvi1. 136. Presented; 

printed; 137. R. A. 289. % 

To suspend. the exportation of Irish made Spirits from corn to parts beyond the Seas; Ordered, Lxvit.251. Presented, 250. - Rr. a. 351. 

To revive and continue so much of Act 49 Geo. III. to prohibit the distillation of Spirits from corn or grain in the United Kingdom as 
‘relates to Ireland ; Ordered; presented ; Lxvi1. 306, Lords Amendments agreed to, 343. R. A. 351. 

To amend Act of Session (1812), to revive and continue so much of Act 49 Geo. III. as relates to Great Britain, and to revive and continue 
another Act of 49 Geo. III. to suspend the importation of British or Irish made Spirits, and for granting duties on worts or wash made 
from sugar; Ordered, rxvi1.311. Presented, 315. Printed, 335. Order for Second reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn; another 
ordered; 370. Presented, 432. R.A. 523. 


To grant an Excise duty on Spirits made or distilled from Sugar in Ireland during the prohibition of the distillation from corn; Ordered; 
Lxvil. 362. Presented, 367. R. A. 415. 


For increasing the duty on Rum and other Spirits imported into the Island of Newfoundland; Ordered, rxvi1. 434. Presented, 446. 
Instruction for granting certain duties on Rum and other Spirits imported into Newfoundland, 478. Rk. a. 517. 

To continue Acts 49 Geo. III. c. 7 and 8, and 52 Geo. lII..c. 3, 47, 61, relative to the prohibiting the distillation of Spirits from corn or 
grain; Ordered, uxv111. 18. Presented, 44. R. a. 106. 

To encourage the distillation of Spirits from sugar in Ireland, &amp;c. ; Ordered, Lxv111.341. Presented, 354. Printed, 358. R. a. 506. 


To suppress the practice of making Spirits illicitly in Ireland; Ordered, xviii. 555. Presented; printed; 570. n. a. 668. 


For better securing the Excise duties on Spirits in England; Ordered, txvitt. 566. Presented, 577. Act 52 George III. c. 3, relative 
to the prohibition of the distillation of Spirit from corn or grain, read ; instruction to rectify a mistake therein; 635. R. a. 667. 


To amend Acts for regulating the distillation of Spirits in Ireland; Ordered, Lxvi11. 569. Presented, 591. Printed, 627. nr. a. 668. 

For fixing the commencement and termination of licences for the distillation of Spirits from corn in Scotland; Ordered, rx1x. 71. 
Presented, 73. mR. A. 101. 

To continue Act.49 Geo. III. to suspend the importation of British or Irish made Spirits into Great Britain and Ireland respectively ; 
Ordered, Lx1x. 100. Presented,101. Lords amendments agreed to, 123. R. A. 124. 

To amend several Acts for preventing the illicit distillation of Spirits in Ireland; Ordered, Lx1x. 103. Presented, 104. R. A. 121. 


To — for regulating and securing the collection of the duties on Spirits distilled in Ireland ; Ordered, Lx1x. 356. Presented, 368. 
R. A. 463. 

To regulate the trade in Spirits between Great Britain and Ireland; Ordered, tx1x. 368. Presented, 372. Petitions from distillers of 
Scotland and England against, 374. Act of present session (54 Geo. III. c. 41), read; instruction to consider same; 376. Bill 
printed ; Petitions against again read, and Petitioners to be heard by Counsel; 382. Bill re-committed ; instruction to consider of 
the countervailing duties on British and Irish Spirits; Bill again printed; 412. Again re-committed, 445. Again printed, 446. 
Again re-committed, 456. Again printed, 462. Again re-committed, 481. R. A. 514. To continue said Act; Ordered, 
LxXxX. 413. Presented, 419. R. A. 457.—— Ordered, Lxx1. 471. Presented, 479. Instruction respecting certain drawbacks and 
countervailing duties on Spirits, 487. Bill re-committed, 514. R. A. 520. Ordered, Lx x11. 378. Presented, 988. Rr. a. 458. 
—— Ordered, Lx x111. 254. Presented,291. Rk. A. 377- Ordered, Lxx1v. 568. Presented, 578. Rx. a. 620, —— Ordered, 
txxv. 406. Presented, 415. Instruction respecting the duties on Irish Spirits, 424. R. a. 468. 

To consolidate and amend the regulations in certain Acts relative to the unlawful distillation of Spirits in Ireland; Ordered, Lx1x. 453. 
Presented, 455. Printed, 457. R. A. 514. 


For repealing the duties payable in Scotland upon Distillers Wash, Spirits and Licences, and for granting other duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, 
LxIx. 485. Presented, 494. Instruction for charging certain countervailing duties on Spirits made in Ireland and. imported into 
Scotland, 501. Bill re-committed, 507. R. A. 519. 


For better collecting and securing the duties on Spirits distilled in Ireland ; Ordered, Lxx. 376. Presented; printed; 380. R.A. 437. 











To amend the laws for imposing and Jevying of fines in respect of unlawful distillation of Spirits in Ireland ; Ordered, Lx x. 384. Presented, 
416. Printed, 422. Rr. a. 469. 


-For continuing the temporary fourth part of the duties payable in Scotland upon Distillery Wash, &amp;c.; Ordered, txx. 417. Presented, 
422. R.A. 468. 


To exonerate, in certain cases, foreign Spirits from certain duties ; Ordered; presented; Lxx. 443. R.A. 469. 
For repealing the duties payable in Scotland upon Wash and Spirits, and Distillers Licences, and for granting other duties; Ordered, 
LXX1.449. Presented, 453. Petition of Scottish Lowland Distillers against, 461. Instruction for further continuing certain duties 


granted by Act 54 Geo. III. 462. BBill printed, 484. R. a. 520. To alter amend and continue said Act; Ordered, Lx x111. 342. 
presented, 360. R. A. 402. ' 





To repeal part of the duty on Spirits distilled in Ireland, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx x1. 482. Presented, 494. R.A. 520. 


To make certain provisions for modifying the several Acts for imposing and levying fines in respect of unlawful distillation of Spirits in 
Ireland; Ordered, Lxx1. 473. Presented; printed; 486. R. a. 520. 


For imposing the duty of Excise on the excess of Spirits made from corn in England; Ordered, Lx x11. 378. Instruction for authorizing 
the shipment of Rum for stores; Bill presented ; 426. R. a. 474.————To repeal so much of said Act as prohibits the sale, in England, 
of any Spirits not being Spirits of Wine, British Brandy, British Gin, or Compounds; Ordered, Lxxv. 413. Presented, 422. 
kr. a. 468. 

To make further regulations for the better collecting and securing the duties upon Spirits distilled in Ireland; Ordered, Lx x11. 417. 
Presented, 426. Printed, 436. R. a. 475. 

To limit the continuance of the operation of several Acts for imposing fines upon townlands and places in Ireland in respect of offences 
relating to the unlawful distillation of Spirits; Ordered, rxxiv. 467. Presented; printed; 471. Instruction for defraying the 
expense of the police establishment for the suppression of illicit distillation in Ireland; Bill again printed; 511. Re-committed, 586. 
R. A. 631.—————Too repeal so much of said Act as relates to grand juries presenting half the expenses of an extraordinary establishment 
of police ; Ordered, xxv. 287. Not presented. 

For granting an additional countervailing duty on Spirits extracted in England or Ireland and imported into Scotland; Ordered, Lxx1v. 
594. Presented, 601. R. a. 630. 


To permit the distillation of Spirits in Ireland in stills of a small content; Ordered, rxx1v. 596. Presented, 601. Committed, 612. 
Considered ; reported; further consideration of report put off for three weeks ; Bill as amended to be printed ; 618. Not proceeded in. 


Petition for Bill for relieving Ewart Rutson and Company of Liverpool from the bonds granted for duties on Spirits accidentally destroyed ; 
Offered ; King’s recommendation signified ; Petition brought up, read, and referred; Lxxv. 167. Bill ordered, 228. Presented, 256. 
R.A. 374. 

. For canting an Excise countervailing duty on Spirits imported or brought from Ireland into England, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxxv. 78. Not 
present 

To grant certain duties in Scotland upon Wash and Spirits made from corn or grain, and upon Licences for making and keeping of stills, &amp;c. 
Ordered, LXxv. 407. Presented, 415. R. a. 468. 


To permit the distillation of Spirits in Ireland, in small stills; Ordered, txxv. 452. Presented, 458. Further consideration of Report 
put off for three months; Bill as amended, to be printed ; 471. 


86. To 























































SPIRITS——STAMPS, — 885 


Spirits ;. Bills relative to Spirits—continued, 


To provide for the collecting and securing the duties on Spirits distilled in Ireland; Ordered, txxv. 453. P 453. 
ET cia et Report net Od Yer aes emeake Mal cs ceeded te Le pelted ys Abd». Eipnantede 4A Fertig 


For the more effectual su ion of unlicensed Stills, &amp;c.; Ordered, xxv. 453- Presented, 458. Satie citation eport 
off for three months ; Bes canted w Le peter ge. al sl 


Motion :—For an Address for the Prince Regent to give directions that due investigation be made into the quantities of home made Spirits 
remaining in the hands of the merchants and distillers of Ireland, on the 5th March 1810, &amp;c. ; Withdrawn, txvr. 128, , ; 
Motion, That leave be given to bring in a Bill to repeal such parts of Act 54 Geo. III. relating to the distillation of Spiri i 
the imposing of fines on townlands and other districts in Ireland ; Negatived, LXXIII. 405. Ey. 98 apportion 
See Accounts and Papers, 139. 1923-1949. 2474. 3275. 4694-4761. 4822-4838. 4877. 5224-5. 5262-5269. 5577. Aqua Vite: 
Bermuda, 1. Brandy. Committees, 327-339. 439-447- 627. 632. 643. 848. 849. 1077-1133. 1151. 1459-1463. 15°74. 
1515- 1579. 1582. 1752-3. Corn, 4. 38. Excise, 2. 15» 32. Geneva. King, 64. Lows Expiring, 2.3. 9. 16. 19. 
Licences. Malt, 14. Man, Isle of, 8. Petitions, 117, 118. 243. 492-524. 708. Prizes, 4. 8. Quebec, 
Rum. Seamen, 1. Supply, Key to Ways and Means ; also, 5217. 5228, 5332. 5335- 5352-5359. 5495. 5414. 


Spirit Licences :—see Licences. 

Spirits of Wine :—see spirits, 76. 

Spirituous Liquors :—see spirits. 

Spiritual Persons :—see Clergy. Curates. 

Sprye, Major General William Frederick :—see House, 121. 145. 
Spurrier, William :—see House, 229. 

Squares and Streets :—sSee Pavings. 

Stabbing :—see Malicious Shooting. 

Staff Officers :—sce Supply, Key to Supply. 


Stage Coaches : Bills relative to Stage Coaches : 


To alter and amend Acts 28 and 30 Geo. III. relating to Stage Cuaches; Ordered, 1x1. 422. Presented; printed; 502. Rk. a. 567. 
To alter and amend said Act; Ordered, Lx1v. 374. Presented; printed; 376. Committed, 386. Petition against, 389. 
Not proceeded in, . 





To repeal Acts 38 Geo. III. c.5'7; 30 Geo. III. c, 36, and 46 Geo. III. c. 196, for limiting the number of persons to be carried on the outside 
of Stage Coaches, and for other purposes; Ordered; presented ; committed; considered ; reported; Bill as amended, to be printed ; 
further consideration of Report put off for three months; LxIv. 409. Another Bill ordered, xv. 45. Presented ; printed; 
124. Committed to a Select Committee, 138. Petitions against; From Proprietors of Stage Coaches, 151. The Reverend William 
Milton, 206. Bill again printed, 245. Re-committed ; again printed; 342. Again re-committed, 384. Again re-committed, 396. 
Again printed, 397. Again re-committed, 420. R. A. 482. 





To repeal certain parts of Acts of the Parliament of Ireland, 33d, 35th, 38 and 39 Geo. III. relating to the public roads in Ireland, so far as 

relates to limitingt he number of persons to be carried by Stage Coaches; Ordered, .xv. 279. Presented; printed; 292. R. a. 402, 
To explain and amend said Act; Ordered, xvi. 162. Presented, 169, Printed, 175. Petitions against, from Dublin, to lic 
on the Table, 264. Mounbrath; Abbeyleix, &amp;c.; Mountmellick ; Roscrea; Nenagh; Portarlington; Parson’s Town; to lie on the Table 
till the Report is received ; Mr. Bourne ; to lie on the Table till Report is received, and Counsel ordered; 270, Charleville; to lie on the 
Table, 317. Committed ; Committee told, and forty Members not being present, Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair; 275. Bill considered, 
288. Reported ; Motion, that the Amendments made by the Committee, be now read a Second time, dropped for want of forty Members ; 
293. R. A. 387. To further explain and amend said Act (51 Geo. III. c. 40.); Ordered ; presented ; printed ; Lx1x. 334. R. a. 500. 


To repeal certain parts of several Acts of the Parliament of Ireland, relative to the tolls on Stage Coaches carrying above a certain number 
of persons ; Ordered ; presented ; LXVI. 399. Printed, 406. RB. A. 453. 








For the more effectual prevention of mischief occasioned by the inconsiderate driving of Stage Coaches; Ordered, tx x1. 499. : 
printed; 449. Passed, 497. Not returned from the Lords. : — ree me 


Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to regulate the number of persons to be carried on the outside of Matthew's Safety Coaches; 
Referred, Lxx1v. 464. Report; to lie on the Table, 473. Report read; leave given; Petition presented and referred; 476. Bill 
ordered, 480. Presented, 502. Passed, 575- Not returned from the Lords. 


To facilitate the trial of felonies committed on Stage Coaches, &amp;c.; Ordered; presented; txxiv. 588. xz. a. 691. 


For punishing criminally drivers of Stage Coaches and Carriages for accidents occasioned by their negligence or misconduct ; Ordered, 
oes 132. Presented; printed; 150. Again printed, 207. Lords Amendments agreed to, 243. R. a. 278. 


See Accounts and Papers, 4'762. Agriculture, 2. Petitions, 525. Supply, 5021. 5025. 5432. 


Stamps, and Stamp Duties : Bills relative to Stamps and Stamp Duties: 


For exempting certain legacies from the payment of Daty ; Ordered, vit. 508. ‘Instruction for allowing further time for stamping deeds, 
and for amending Act 36 Geo. III. relating to the Duties on legacies and shares of personal estates ; Bill presented; 519. Instruction for 
reducing the allowances on the present payment of Stamp Duties, 536. Instruction relative to the Duties on insurances, 589. x. a. 660. 


For granting several Duties to be levied by the Commissioners for managing the Stamp Duties in Ireland; Ordered, tv111. 224. 
Presented, 229. Rk. a. 286. 


For consolidating the Duties on stamped vellum, parchment and paper in Great Britain; Ordered, xvi11. 649. Presented, 660. 


Rr. A. 6go. 


For the better regulation of the office of Receiver General of the Stamp Diities in Great Britain; Otdered, 1x1..972. Presetited, 491, 
Printed, 296. R. a. 479- 


To amend Act 48 Geo. III. c. 149,08 far as relates to the distance to which persons are limited in drawing drafts on bankers ; ‘Ordered, 
Lxv. 25. Presented; printed; 45- Second reading. put off for six months, 189. 


To repeal the several Duties under the management of the Commissioners for managing the Stamp Duties in Ireland, anil to t other 
Duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lxv11. 457. Presented, 463. R. A. 517- F ore 


To repeal the several Acts for the collection and management of the Stamp Duties in Ireland, and to make other régplations ; Ordered, 
LXVII. 457. Presented, 48y. R. A. 533. 


8. Te 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 10 P 








886 STAMPS——STATUTES. 





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12, 


i3. 


14. 
15. 
16. 


17. 


1. 


2, 


_ Stamps, and Stamp Duties: Bills relative to Stamps and Stamp Duties—continued: ° 


To relieve the widows of military officers from the payment of Stamp Duties on the receipt of their pensions in Ireland ; Orderéd, 
Lxvitl. 386. Presented, 429. R.- a. 506. 


To alter and explain Act 48 Geo. III. relative to Stamp Duties ; Ordered, EXVIIT. 542. Presented, 550. Printed, 553+ R.A. 656. 
To secure the payment of Stamp Duties on probates, &amp;c. in Ireland ; Ordered, LXIX. 356. Presented, 362. R.A. 463. 


For better enabling the Commissioners of Stamps. to, nahh allowances for spoiled ‘Stamps on policies of insurances ; Ordered, LXIXx. 436. 
Presented, 445. BR. A. 499. 


For better securing the Stamp Duties on sea insurances made in London, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx1x. 436. Presented, 455- R.A. 510. 


For altering. and amending Act 48 Geo. Ill. ¢.'149, so far-as regards re-issuable. promissory notes in Scotland; Ordered, Lx1x. 436. 
Presented, 444. Further consideration of Report put off for three weeks; Bill to be printed ; 476. Not proceeded i in. 


‘To amend Act 55 Geo. Ill. c. 184, for sepenling the Stamp Duties on law proceedings, and to make other a Ordered, Lx xt. 487. 
Presented, 494-' BR. A. 520. - 


To explain and amend certain ‘Acts relating to Stamp Doties, and the Duties upon legacies and  persdil estates in'Great Britain and 
Ireland ; Ordered, Lxx1v. 598. Presented, 601. Second reading deferred, 605. Not proceeded in. 


To explain and amend several Acts relating to Stamp Duties, and to extend relief in cases of Spoiled Stamps; Ordered ; presented ; Lxxv. 
391. Report put off for six months, 418. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1747. 1763. 1770. 1789. 2442. 2548. 2938. 3021. 3069. 3209.°3713. 3742-3. 3785. 4155- 4160~4169. 


4253. 4293. 4306. 4312. 4317. 4763-4807. Ale Houses, 2. Bank of England, 18. Coasting Trade, 3. Com- 
mittces, 366. 583, 584. 658. 968. 1134-1147. Duties, 2. Hats. ; Licences; g: 11. Medicines. — ;News- 
papers, 1, 2. Revenue, 17. Supply, 4534. Key to Ways and Means; also, 5145. 5415-5439- 


Standing Orders :—see Committees, 1754-171. Orders, 1-65. 
Stanhope, Vice Admiral Sir Henry Edwin :—see Howse, 119. 


Starch : Bills relative to Starch : 


To permit the making of Starch from rice or potatoes free of duty ; Ordered, rv11.64. Instruction for permitting Starch made in Ireland 
from rice or potatoes to be imported duty free, 66. Instruction to allow the making of Starch from any mixture of rice and potatoes 


without payment of duty; Bill presented, 67. R. A. 75. To continue and amend said Act; Ordered, xvi, 240. Not 
presented. 





To prevent the making of Starch from wheat and potatoes; Ordered, LxvIt. 393- Not pr esented. . 


To prohibit the making of Starch, Hair Powder, and Blue, from wheat and other articles of food ; Ordered, Lxv11. 426. - Presentall, 429. 
Instruction for repealing certain duties on Starch, 505. R. a. 533- To continue said Act ; Ordered, LXviir. 18, Presented, 21. 
Instruction to amend Act, 31. R.A. 71. To repeal last Act ;' Ordered, LXVIII. 154. Presented, 171. R.A.338. . 

See Accounts and Papers, 4808-9. . Committees, 605..1149-1157+ 1574+ Corn, 36. Excise, 2. Laws Expiring, % 
’ Spirits, 5. Supply, 5010. : 








State of the Country :——Motion, That the Papers relative to the internal State of the Country'be referred to a Select Com- 
_ mittee, to examine-the matter thereof, and to report their observations thereupon; Negatived, Lxxv. 18. ———— Motion for appointing 


a Select Committee to inquire into the State of the Manufacturing Districts; Negatived, Lxxv. 46. See Accounts and Papers, 
4810. 5543- Petitions, 526. 


State of certain Counties :——See Committees, 1358. Messages, 23. 
State of Ir eland :——See Accounts and Papers, 1950-1955. Committees, 1359. 


State of the N ation :——Motions for the House to resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House, ‘to take into con- 
sideration. the State of the Nation; Negatived, tv1. 226.—Lx11, 639.--LXvVII..157.—LX XIV. 457. To take same into con- 
sideration so far as regards His Majesty's health ; Negatived, Lxv1. 404. See Accounts and Papers, 4810. Addresses, 41.607. 
Committees, 815-6. 





State Papers :——See Accounts and Papers, 4811. 
State P risoners :—See Accounts and Papers, 4128-4130. 5463. 
States General :—see Supply, Key to Supply. 


2424. 4111-4115. 4812-4814. Supply, Key to Supply. 





Stat Wes :-——Bill for repealing the duty,on the importation of Statues, Wrought Stone and Marble, and granting another duty in lieu 
thereof; Ordered, tv1. 578. Presented, 594. R. a. 664. See Accounts and Papers, 4815. Committées,*1158. 


Statute Labour or Duty :—See Gaols, 22. Turnpike Roads, 2. 261. 267. 359. 388. 392. 396. 468. 514. 544. 608. 


Statutes : 


A printed copy of the Statutes of Ireland presented pursuant to Address; Ordered to be delivered to the Clerk of the House, and some 
place provided for them convenient for the use of the Members ; LVI. 84. 


Committee appointed, to consider the most effectual means of promulgating the Statutes of tie United Kingdom ; v1. 98. ‘(See ic 
mittees, 1772.) .Report, with Six Resolutions; .to lie on the Table, and be printed, 324. Referred to a Committee of the Whole 
House, 365. Considered ; Six Resolutions reported ; 369. Resolutions agreed to; to be printed ; to be communicated to the Lords at 
a Conference; Conference to be desired on the subject of providing more effectual means of promulgating the Statutes of the Realm 
throughout all parts of the United Kingdom ; 370. See Conferences, 5. Message from the Lords, acquainting the House, that 

__ having considered certain Resolutions of both Houses in 1796-7 and 1797-8, relative to the promulgation of the Statutes, their Lordships 
had come to certain other Resolutions with respect to the printing and distribution of private ‘Acts, to which they desire the concurrence 
of the House; House will send an answer; Lvi11. 273. Day appointed for taking Message into consideration, 277. Considered ; 
Resolutions agreed to, with Amendments; 281. Message to the Lords, to desire their concurrence to’ ements 282, Amend- 
ments agreed to hy the Lords, 288. 





3. ° Committee appointed to inquire into the promulgation of the Statutes in Ireland; Lxvit1. 303. No Report. 
A. 





Lords request a Conférence upon the subject of thie best means of arranging the Statute Law of this oy under distinct ‘and proper heads ; 


LXX1. 957. See Conferences, 12. 
See f seme and Papers, 4114. 4816, 4817. Acts of Rerkenest, 5-9. Addresses; 412,:537-8. .- . Committees, 
_ 1169. 1772-3. _ Conferences, 5. 12, House, 31. Messages, 151, Resolutions, 15. 17. Supply, 
Key to Supply. °° ta + 


‘Statute 





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Statute Law of Scotland: 


:1. Motion, That the Lords of Session, the Judges of the Court of Justiciary, and Barons of the Exchequer, be directed to cause to be presented 
a statement of such parts of the Statute Law of Scotland as the Courts of Justice of Scotland have declared to be in desuetude, and ho 
longer binding ; Preyious Question thereupon negatived, Lx x111. 363. 


2. Motion for an Address, That the Prince Regent.would direct an inquiry to be instituted into the nature, extent and limits of the power 
exercised by.the Lords of Session, Judges of the Court of Justiciary, and Barons of the Exchequer in Scotland, of declaring any part of 
the Statute Law remaining without appeal on the. Statute Book to be in desuetude, and ho longer in force, &amp;c.; Negatived, 


LXXxIv. 263. 
See Acts of Parliament, 3. Petitions, 1. 
Staves :——See Accounts and Papers, 4949-4950. Committees, 1161. 


Stealing : Bills relative to Stealing : 


1. To repeal so much of Act 18 Eliz. c. 4, as takes away the benefit of clergy from persons convicted of stealing privily from the person of 
another ; Ordered, Lx111. 340. Presented ; printed; 363. Instruction for the punishment of persons convicted of feloniously stealing 

ms from the person of another; Bill again printed ; 439. R.A. 476. 

‘2. 


To repeal so'much of Act 10 &amp; 11 Wiiliam III. c. 23,-as takes away the benefit of clergy from persons privately stealing in any dwelling- 
house, shop, &amp;c. ; Ordered, Lxv. 83. Presented; printed; 86. Passed, 331. Not returned from the: Lords. Another Bill 
ordered, LXV1I.109. Presented; printed; 117. Passed, 246. Not returned from the Lords, Another Bill ordered, LXv11I. 
172. Presented ; printed; 185. Passed,354. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill ordered, Lxx1. 56. Presented; 
printed; 69. Passed, 202. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill ordered, txx1t1. 102. Presented; printed; 117. 
Passed, 245. Not returned from the Lords,———=— Another Bill ordered ; presented; printed; Lxxv. 174. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 470. R.A. 477. 














To repeal so much of Act 12 Anne, stat. 1. c. 7, as takes away the benefit of clergy from persons stealing money, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxv. 83. 
Presented, 86. Printed, 87. Reported; Motion that Bill with Amendments be ingrossed, negatived ; 315. Another Bill ordered, 
LXVI.10g. Presented; printed; 117. Motion for appointing a day for Third reading dropped for want of forty Members, 231, Day 
appointed for Third reading, 234. Bill passed, 246. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill ordered; presented; printed ; 
LXXv.174. Second reading deferred,325. Not proceeded in. 





‘4. ‘To repeal'so much of Act of the Parliament 9 Anne, c. 6, as takes away the benefit of clergy from persons stealing privily from the person of 
another; Ordered; presented; LX XIII. 201. .R. A. 413. 


See Bleaching Grounds. Mines, 2. Navigable River Robberies. 
Steam Engines :—see Committees, 1775-6. Petitions, 527. 


Steam Vessels : 


Bill for securing the safety of passengers in Vessels worked by means of Steam ; Ordered ; presented; Lxx11. 460. Further consideration 
of Report put off for three months; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 467. Another Bill ordered ; presented ; printed ; “Lx x111. 
96. Again printed, 278. Re- committed, 306. Again re-committed, 331. Passed,345. Not returned Srom the Lords. 


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‘2. Bill to ascertain the tonnage of Vessels propelled by Steam; Ordered, uxxiv.131. Presented, 157. RB. a: 258. 
See Committees, 1774. Companies, 11. 


Steel :—see Accounts and Papers, 2954. Cutlery Trade. 

Steevens's Hospital (Lreland) :—see Accounts and Pepers, 4818. Petitions, 709. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Stehelin, Brigadier General :—see Howe, 103. 

Stephen, Mr. :—see Meniters, 98. 

Steward, Lord :—see Lord Steward. 


‘Stewart, Brigadier General the Honourable C. William :—see House, 104. 114. 145. 
Members, 96. 


Stewart, Colonel :—see House, 132. 
Stewart, Honourable Keith :—see Accounts and Papers, 4819-4821. 


Stewart ’ J ohn :——See Habeas Corpus, 9. Petitions, 246. 


Sulls and Stull F in @S :—See Accounts and Papers, 1923-4. 1930-1932. 1936. 1945- 1947- 2502. 2513, 2514. 4822-4838. 
Committees, 1079. Petitions, 518. 523, 524- Spirits, ‘2. 16. 23. 38. 69. 75. 78. 81. 84, 85. 87. 89. 


Stinton 9 Thomas :——See Accounts and Papers, 825. Addresses, 91. Complaints, ‘3. 


Stipends :——Bill to exempt from the duties of one shilling and sixpence in the pound, certain augmentations made to the Stipends 
of parishes in Scotland; Ordered, Lxvi1. 503. Presented, 506. R. A. 533- See Committees, 1162. 


Stipendiary Curates :—see Curates 
Stirling, Rear Admiral :—see House, 138. 


Stock: Bills relative to the Public Stocks or Funds : 


1. To repeal so much of Act 47 Geo. III. (Supply Bill) as relates to money issued for charges of management of Stock redeemed; Ordered, 
Lx111. 423. Presented, 424. R.A. 464. 
@. Petition for a Bill for establishing an open market in London for the sale of public Stocks; Referred, Lxv. 60. Billo ordered, 140. 
Presented, 145. Petitions against; Of Trustees of Stock Exchange, 152, 187. Of Bankers and Merchants, 152. Petition of 
persons interested in the sale and purchase of Stocks, in favour, 206. Committee on Bill to send for persons, Papers ‘tnd records, 182. 
Bill re-committed, 363. Further consideration of Report put off for six months, 397. . 
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Stock : Bills relative to the Public Stocks or Funds—continued. - 


3. To extend the provisions of Acts 36 Geo. III. c. 90, and 52 Geo, Il. ors gr ee ek Ordered ; presented ; 
LXVII. 348. &amp;. a. 563. 


4. To permit the transfer of Stocks from Great Britain to certain Stocks in Ireland; Ordered, Lxx11.345. resented, 350. Printed, 360. 
R.A. 457-——— To amend said Act ; Ordered, Lx x111. 396. Présented, pe BR. a. 417. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1833-1836. 1842. 1847. stg. 1853-1858. 0, 1871. 4839. Annuities. * Charities, 1 
Committees, 1163. Courts, 47. Suitors Unclaimed Di: 


Stockings :—see Frames, Protection of: Frame Work Knitting, 2. Petitions, 339. 528. 
Stona, John :——See Elections, 511. 


Stone t:—— See Accounts and Papers, 4840-1. Committees, 310. 1048. 1158. 1164. Customs, 3. Petitions, 529. Statues. 


Stone Bottles: 

1. Bill to repeal the Duties of Excise on Stone Bottles, atid for granting other duties in lieu thereof ; Ordered, Lxxt. 456. Presented, 464. 
Petitions from the Manufacturers of Stone Bottles of London ‘against; To lie on the Table, 484. Petitions read again, and Orders 
for Petitions to lie on the Table, read and discharged; Petitions withdrawn ; 494: Bill passed, 507. Not returned from the Lords. 
——— Another Bill ordered, txx11. 264. Presented, 269. i. 4.354. 


2. Bill to exempt Stone Bottles used for blacking, from the Duties of Excise ; Ordered, ux x11. = Presented; 426. R.A. 474." 
See Committees, 1165. Supply, 4915-6. 5440. 


Stonehouse Hospital t——-See Accounts and Papers, 3475. 

Stopford, Rear Admiral Robert :—see House, 105. 119. 

Storage :——See Accounts and Papers, 4844. 

Storekeeper General’s Department :—Motion, ‘That it appears that prior to 1808 the biisiiess of the Store- 
keeper General’s Department was transacted under the direction of Mr. John Trotter, &amp;c.; Debate thereon adjourned, 1x x1v. 607. 


Further adjourned, 616, 624. Resumed, and further proceeding dropped for want of forty Members, 638. See Accounts and Papers, 
220. 805. 854. 857. 4845-4851. 


Stores :——See Navy, 61-66. Public Stores. Supply, Key to Ways and Means. 
Stout, Martha t——-See Elections, 349. 561. House, 213. 
Strabane :—see Butter, 5 Petitions, 65. 


s trach an, Sir Richard :——Bill for granting an annuity of £.1,000. to Rear Admiral Sir Richard Strachan, Bart.; Ordered, 


1x1, 28. Presented, 31. 2. a. 67. See Accounts and Papers, 3618. 3632~3. 4440. 4449. 4453- 44565- Addresses, 371. 
Committees, 792. House, 139. 177. Messages, 102. Rochefort Squadron. 
Strangers : : 
Orders made at the commencement of every session relative to Strangers. See Orders, 71. 


1. The Serjeant at Arms reported, that in pursuance of Sessional Order of 21 Jantary 1819, he had. taken into bis custody a Stranger who 
was in the gallery while the House was sitting, and that the said person was still in custody; Mr. Speaker informed the House of the 
circumstances of the case, and of offensive expressions having been used by the Stranger to one of the Meséengers of the House ; 
William Gifford (a Messenger) examined, and informed the House that the £tranger’s name was Peter Finnerty ; Finnerty ordered to be 
brought to the bar in custody ; brought to the bar, and being examined, offered to the House an explanation, afid withdréw ; William 
Gifford further examined ; Johr. Pratt and Charles Stein (Messengers), and other persons examined with regard td the said offensive 
expressions ; Motion, That Finnerty be committed to Newgate, withdrawn ; Finnerty again sent for i in custody, and at the bar excused 
himself, and expressed his contrition for having offended the House, and withdrew ; Fi innerty ordered to be brought to the bar in order 
to his being reprimanded and discharged ; Finnerty brought to the bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his fees; what was said by 
Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him, to be entered on the Journals; Lxx1v. 537. 

2. Motion, That the Committee of Privileges do meet to consider of the Orders of the House relative to the exclusion of Strangers from the 
gallery ; Negatived, Lxv. 45. 

See Members, 126. Orders, 71. Privileges, 8 


Stratton, George, Esq. :—sSee Accounts and Papers, 4852. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Straw Plat :—sin for charging additional duties of Customs on Straw Platting, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx. 425. Presented, 433. 
R. A. 487. See Committees, 1166, 1167. Petitions, 531. 


Stuart, Captain Lord William :—see Memters, 92. 


Stuart, Sir John +-——Bill for granting an annuity of £.1,000. to him; Ordered, x11. 598. Presented, 616. R.A. 729. 
See Committers, 793. House, 123. 141. Messages, 103. 


Stuart, Peter :——see Complaints, 12. House, 231. 
Stuffs :——See Supply, 4526-4528. 5394. 


Subdivisions :—Bill to enable the Secretary at War to enforce the making of returns from Clerks of Subdivisions and others, in 
relation to fines, half bounties, and residues of sums due under cettain Acts. relating td the defence of-the rédim, for the.purpose of 
directing the distribution thereof to the persons entitled thereto; Ordered, Lx111.404. Presented; printed; 412. R.A. 470.——— 
To continue and extend the provisions of said Act ; Ordered, 1xvir. 465. Presented; iprinted; 471. 2. 4. 517: 


Subject, Liberty of :—see Liberty of the Subject. 


1 eVIsu 


Subsidies :——Motion for laying before the Hotise‘an account of sums advanced by way of Léaii ur Subsidy, to different states, from 
the commencement of the war; Previous Question thereupon negatived ; tv1. 419. See Accounts and Papers, 2629-30. 4853. 
Finance, 19. 21. Russia, 2. Supply, Key to Supply 

Suffolk : 








11. 


13. 


14. 


15. 


16. 


17. 


18. 


19. 


21. 


23. 


GEN INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. 





SUFFOLK——SUGAR. 889 








Suffolk :——Petition for Bill for allowing the assizes for that county to be held alternately at Ipswich and Bury St. Edmunds ; Referred, 
Lxv. 55. . Bill ordered, 180. Presented, 195. Petitions against, 291. Committed, 309. Not proceeded in. 


Sugar : Bills relative to Sugar : 

For reviving, continuing and amending Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. for allowing drawbacks on the exportation of Sugar; Ordered, ivr. 385. 
Presented ; printed; 391. Again printed, 429. RB. a. 599. 

For regulating the allowance of drawback on the exportation from Ireland, of British Plantation Sugar, and for allowing certain drawbacke 
on Sugar exported from Ireland ; Ordered, 1v1. 569. Presented, 578. . a. 640. To continue and amend said Act; Ordered, 
Lv. 401. Presented, 413. Instruction for allowing a bounty on the exportation of Sugar from Ireland, 475. n. a. 540. To 
continue and amend so much of said Act as relates to warehousing Sugar ; Ordered, L1x. 156. Presented, 160. rR. a. 255. 








For allowing additional bounties on refined Sugar exported ; Ordered, tv11. 444. Instruction for discontinuing the duty on refined Sugar 
exported, granted by Act of present session, 468. Bill presented, 474. R. A. 540. 


For discontinuing certain drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from Great Britain, and for allowing other drawbacks and 
bounties in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lv111. 93. Presented, 97. R. A. 115. ‘To continue said Act ; Ordered, L1x. 27. Presented, 31. 
R. A. 55.——=——For further continuing said Act; Ordered, Lx. 120. Presented, 124. R, a. 165. Ordered, Lx1. 74. Presented, 
120. RB. A. 158.——Ordered, Lx11. 215. Presented, 219. Instruction for suspending the countervailing duties on refined Sugar 
imported from Ireland into Great Britain, 235. R. a. 269. 








For discontinuing certain drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from Ireland, and for allowing other drawbacks and bounties 
in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lv111.97. Presented, 101. R. A. 115. 


For granting certain countervailing duties on the importation into Great Britain of refined Sugar, of the manufacture of Ireland, and for 
allowing additional drawbacks on the exportation to Ireland of refined Sugar, of the manufacture of Great Britain; Ordered, Lviit. 
651. Presented, 660. Instruction to limit the periods of the commencement and expiration of the additional bounty on refined Sugar, 
663. Instruction relative to bounties on fish imported into Great Britain and Ireland from Newfoundland, 680. Rr. a. 693. 


To continue several Acts for regulating the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from Ireland; Ordered, tix. 27. Pre- 
sented, 30. R. A. 55e Ordered, Lx. 139. Presented, 143. Instruction for granting an additional drawback or bounty on 
exportation from Ireland of British Plantation Sugar, 149. R. a. 165. —— Ordered, 1x1.115. Presented, 120. nk. a. 158. 





To amend Acts 43 and 45 Geo. III. for regulating the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from Great Britain ; Ordered, 
Lx. 437. Presented, 450. R. A. 487. 


For reducing the bounty on the exportion of refined Sugar from Great Britain; Ordered, Lx1. 508. Presented, 510. Instruction for 
allowing a bounty on Sugar Candy, 520. R. a. 560. 


To provide more effectually for regulating the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from Ireland, and for allowing British 
Plantation Sugar to be warehoused in Ireland ; Ordered, Lx11.118. Presented,120. Re-committed,149. Instruction for allowing 
certain bounties on double refined Sugar exported from Ireland, 149. Instruction discharged, and Bill further considered, 160. 
K. A. 246.————To continue said Act; Ordered, Lx111. 148. Instruction to make provision respecting the prohibiting the exportation 
from Ireland of corn or potatoes, and relating to the landing of rum or spirits before payment of duty, 153. _ Bill presented, 156. 
Instruction to divide the Bill into two; Bill considered; Report that the Committee had divided it into two; 167. To continue 
certain Acts for regulating the drawbacks and bounties on the exportation of Sugar from Ireland, and allowing British Plantation Sugar 
to be warehoused in Ireland, and for warehousing in Ireland rum or spirits of the British Sugar Plantations ; Considered, 1x111. 167. 
R.A. 191. See Corn, 22.————To continue said Act; Ordered, xiv. 146. Presented, 160. R. a. 255. Ordered, Lxv. 200. 
Presented, 206. R. A. 253. Ordered, Lxv1.157. Presented, 168. mn. a. 199,———- Ordered, xvii. 179. Presented, 187. 
R. A. 229. Ordered, LXvIII. 317. Presented, 329. R.A. 365.—— Ordered, Lxrx. §9. Presented, 72. R. A. 101. 
To amend Acts 47 and 54 Geo. III. [the first and last Act]; Ordered, Lxx. 196. Presented,199. R. a. 266. 

















To allow an additional bounty on double refined Sugar exported, and to extend former bounties on other refined Sugar to such as shall be 
pounded, crushed or broken, and to allow certain bounties on British Plantation raw sugar exported ; Ordered, tx11. 137. Presented, 
144. Instruction for allowing a bounty on all double refined Sugar exported from Ireland, 161. R. a. 246. To amend and 
continue so much of said Act as allows certain bounties on British Plantation raw Sugar exported ; Ordered, Lx111. 139. Presented, 
143. R. A. 191. To continue so much of said Act (47 Geo. III.) as allow certain bounties upon double refined Sugar exported, and 
so much of same Act as allows a bounty on raw Sugar exported ; Ordered, Lx1v.110. Presented, 115. R. A. 153. To continue 
so much of said Act (47 Geo, III.) as allows a bounty on British Plantation raw Sugar exported; Ordered, Lxv.157. Presented, 161. 
R. A. 214. 











To provide for the decrease and suspension, in certain cases, of part of the countervailing duties on British refined Sugar imported into 
Ireland; Ordered, Lx11.728. Instruction for suspending the countervailing duties on refined Sugar imported from Great Britain into 
Ireland during the time the additional duties are suspended ; 735. Bill presented; printed; 740. R. a. 804. 


For further continuing certain bounties and drawbacks on the exportation of Sugar from Great Britain ; Ordered, Lx111. 139. Instruction, 
for suspending the countervailing duties on refined Sugar imported from Ireland ; Bill presented; 143. R. A. 191. Ordered, tx1v. 
110. Instruction for suspending certain countervailing duties on refined Sugar imported from Ireland into Great Britain; Bill pre- 
sented; 115. R. A. 153- Ordered, Lxv.157. Presented, 213. R.A. 253. 








For further continuing certain bounties and drawbacks on the exportation of Sugar from Great Britain, and for suspending the countervailing 
duties and bounties when the duties imposed by Act 49 Geo. III. shall be suspended, and for continuing so much of Act 47 Geo. III. 
[supra, 12.] as allows a bounty upon double refined Sugar exported, and so much of the same Actas allows a bounty on raw Sugar 
exported; Ordered; presented; LXVI. 170. R.A. 199. ——~ Ordered, LxvII. 132. Presented, 137. BR. A. 172.—— Ordered, 
LXVIII. 303. Presented, 229. R. A. 365. Ordered, Lx1x,80. Presented, 82. Rk. A. 114. 





To allow Sugar and Coffee of the growth, produce or manufacture of any of His Majesty's Sugar Colonies in America to be carried from the 
said Colonies directly to foreign parts in Europe in British ships navigated according to law; Ordered, tx111. 327. Not presented. 


To permit Sugar and Coffee to be exported from His Majesty’s Colonies or Plantations to any port in Europe to the southward of Cape 
Finisterre, and corn to be imported from such ports, and from the coast of Africa into the said Colonies and Plantations; Ordered, 
Lx1t1. 388. Presented, 397. R. a. 449. 


For making Sugar and Coffee of Martinique and Mariegalante liable to duty on importation as Sugar and Coffee not of the British Plan- 
tations ; Ordered, LxIv. 250. Presented; printed; 253. R.A. 381. 


For regulating the mode in which the average pricé of Brown or Muscovado Sugar is to be ascertained; Ordered, Lx1v. 260. Pre- 
sented, 264. R.A. 305. 


For making Sugar and Coffee of Guadaloupe, Saint Eustatia, Saint Martin and Saba, liable to the same duty on importation as Sugar and 
Coffee not of the British Plantations ; Ordered, Lxv. 296. Presented, 406. k. a. 482. 


To permit Sugar the produce of Martinique and other conquered islands in the West Indies, to be taken out of warehouse on payment of 
the like duty for waste as British Plantation Sugar; Ordered, rxvit.17. Presented, 18. R.A. Q5- 


To permit the entry for home consumption of Sugar of Martinique or Guadaloupe ; Ordered, Lxviit. 486. Presented, 506. Instruction 
respecting Mariegalante Sugar, 510. R.A. 542. 


24. To 
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25 


37. 


S 


35. 


SUGAR——-SUPERNUMERARY OFFICERS. 





Sugar: Bills relative to Sugar—continued. 


To permit the entry into Ireland for home consumption of Sugar the produce of Martinique, Mariegalante, Guadaloupe, St. Eustatia, 
St. Martin and Saba, at a lower rate of duty, &amp;c.; Ordered, yxvit1. 599. Presented, 615. R. a. 656. 


To repeal the Schedule annexed to Act 47 Geo. III. by which the drawbacks and bounties on Sugars exported from Ireland are to be 
ascertained, and to substitute another Schedule in lieu thereof; Ordered, tx1x. 396. Presented, 406. k. A. 471. 


To repeal the Schedule annexed to Act 45 Geo. III. by which the drawbacks and bounties are to be ascertained, and substituting another 
Schedule in lieu thereof; Ordered, .x1x.218. Instruction for repealing a former Schedule, and allowing other duties in lieu thereof, 
237. Bill presented; printed; 240. R. A. 310. 


To rectify a mistake in an Act of Session 55 Geo. III. (The Malt and Pensions Duties Bill) with respect to the duties on Sugar imported 
from the East Indies; Ordered, xx. 167. Presented,171. R.A. 265. 


To amend Acts ‘respecting the exportation and importation of Sugar, Coffee and other articles, from certain islands in the West Indies ; 
Ordered, txx. 167. Presented,171. R.A. 266. 


‘To continue Act 47 Geo. III. for granting an additional bounty on double refined Sugar exported; Ordered, Lxx1. 221. Presented, 251. 
R. A. 290. 


For repealing the bounties on the exportation of refined Sugar, and allowing other bounties in lieu thereof ; Ordered, Lx x1. 448. Presented, 
454. R.A. 504. 


For repealing so much of Act 50 Geo. III. ¢. 61, as respects Sugar the produce of the Island of Guadaloupe ; Ordered, uxx1. 456. Not 
presented, 


Bill ordered on two Resolutions from Committee of the Whole House on Sugar Bounties Acts; Lxx11. 277. Order discharged; Bill 
for granting a bounty on Sugar refined otherwise than by claying ; Ordered; presented; 321. Re-committed, 340. Instructions 
respecting certain bounties on Sugar, 347. R. a. 418. 


For continuing Acts 56 Geo. III. c. 19 and 76, for granting bounties on the exportation of refined Sugar; Ordered, txx11. 321. Not 
presented. 


To repeal the several bounties on the exportation of refined Sugar, aad to allow other bounties in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lxx111. 323. 
Presented, 336. R.A. 377.—&lt;—To continue said Act; Ordered, Lxxv. 322. Presented,325. R.A. 455. 


For wor importers of Sugar in Ireland to give certificates for Sugar sold by them in lieu of permits; Ordered; presented; Lxxv. 421. 
R. A. 468, 


Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of the duties on Sugar granted by Act of the present session (43 Geo. III.) 
Motion for reading the other Orders of the day ; Motions withdrawn; Lv111. 634. 


Motion respecting Martinico Sugars admitted into Ireland; Previous Question thereupon negatived, LXVII. 250. 


Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to take into consideration the second and third Reports of the Committee on the 
distillation from Sugar ; Negatived, ux111. 469. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1056. 1765. 4355. 4854-4889. 4967. Beer, 3. Bermuda, 2. Coffee, 1. 
Committees, 206, 207. 295. 609 617. 621. 623. 627. 631. 635. 643, 644. 962. 1077, 1081. 1084. 1102. 1151. 1168-1226. 
14591461. 1575-1580. 1582. 1777. Customs, 56. Duties, 2. East India Affairs, 27. Laws Expiring, 
6. 11. 24. Petitions, 532. Spirits, 2. 5, 6. 34. 39-42. 46. 52, 53- 56. Supply, Key to Supply, Key to Ways 
and Means; also 4489. 5224. 5228. 5233-4. 5349, 5350- 5385-6. 5405. 5408. 5441, 5442. Warehousing, 7. 


Suitors :———Bill for the relief of Infant Suitors in Courts of Equity entitled to stock or annuities in any of the public or other funds 
transferrable at the Bank of England; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxv11. 185. R.A. 289. 


Su 1tS :——Bill to amend Act 21 Jac. I. c. 23, for avoiding vexatious delays caused by removing Actions and Suits out of inferior courts ; 
Ordered, Lxx1v. 359. Presented; printed; 360. Passed, 464. Not returned from the Lords. 


Sunday :——House meets on a Sunday in consequence of the demise of the Crown; Lxxv. 89. See Bakers, 1. Bread, 6. 
Petitions, 515. 


Sunday Newspapers :—see Petitions, 373. 
Sunday Tolls &lt;———See Bridges, 12. Pavings, 204. 
Sunderland Bridge :—see Lotteries, 13. 


Su erannuations :——See Accounts and Papers, 1802-1806. 2316. 2395. 2485-6. 2488. 3224. 3345. 3732. 4097. 4890-4895. 
cise, 14. 17, 18. 33. Revenue, 19. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Supernumerary Officers :—see Supply, Key to Supply. 








SUPPLY. 








Supply. 


I. Committee of Supply; 1—4482. 


1.—Appointment of the Committee of Supply, and Proceedings of such Committee ; 1, 2. 
2.—Instructions to the Committee of Supply; 3—8. 


3.— Royal Speeches and Messages, and other Matters, referred; 9—100. 
4.—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply; 101—4474. 
5.—Proceedings of the House upon the Resolutions of the Committee of Supply; 4475—4482. 


II. Committee of Ways and Means; 4483—51921. 


1.—Appointment of the Committee of Ways and Means, and Proceedings of such Committee ; 4483, 4484. 
2.—ZJnstructions to the Committee of Ways and Means; 4485. 

3.— Royal Messages and other Matters, referred; 4486—4489. 

4.—Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means; 4490—5111. 

5.— Proceedings of the House upon the Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means; 5112—5121. 


Bills of Supply, and Proceedings thereon; 5122—554T. 
1.—Bills of Supply; 5122—5487. ~ 
2.—Instructions to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in Bills of Supply; 5488—5501. 
3.—Instructions to Committees on Bills of Supply; 5502—5521. : 
4.—Clauses added upon the Report, and further consideration of the Report of Bills of Supply; 5522—5534. 
5.—Clauses added upon the Third reading of Bills of Supply; 5535—5547- 


IV. Incidental Proceedings ; 5548—5591. 


1.—Relative to the Committee of Supply; 5548—5558. 
2.—Relative to the Committee of Ways and Means; 5559—5568. 
3.— Relative to Bills of Supply ; 5569—5591. 


V. Questions Negatived ; 5592—5613. 


1.—Relative to the Committee of Supply; 5592—5596. 
2.— Relative to the Committee of Ways and Means; 5597—5600. 
3.—Relative to Bills of Supply ; 5601—5613. 





Ill 


I. Committee of Supply: 
(1.)—Appointment of the Committee of Supply, and Proceedings of such 


Committee : 
1. The Royal Speech at the opening of a Session ordered to be taken into consideration on a future day, LVI. 1'7.—LVII. 7.—LVIII. 19.— 
LIX. Q.—-LX. 7.—LXI. 7.—LXII. 15, §78.—LX111. 16.—LXIV. 7.—LXV. 12.—LXVI. 90.—LXVII. 11. — LXVIII. 14. — LXIx, 9.— 
LXX. 8.—LXXI. 9.—LXXII. 17.— LX XIII. 9.—LX XIV. 28.—LXXV. 9, 119. = Speech considered ; Motion for a Supply made, 
and a Committee of the Whole House appointed to consider of that Motion on a future day, Lv1.18.— Lvit. 8.—Lvi1. 20.— 
LIX. 10.— Lx. 8.—LXI. 11. — Lx. 16, §592.— LXIII. 24. — LXIV. 11. — LXV. 13.—LXVI. 92. — LXVII. 17. —LXVIII. 15 —. 
LXIX. 9.— LXx. 8. — LXXI. 11.—-LXXII. 17.— LXXIII. 13. — LXXIV. 34. — LXXV. 10, 120. ——=—— Speech referred; Motion 
considered; LVI. 22.—LVII. 8.—LVIII. 29.—LIX. 10. — LX. 9. —LXI. 13. — LXII. 18, §98.—L XIII, 2'7,—LXIV. 17.—LX¥. 17.— 
LXVI. 94.—LXVII. 18.—LXVIII. 18.—LXIX. 11,—LXX. 9.—LXXI. 12.—LXXII. 22.—LXXIII, 14.—LXXIV. 37.—LXXvVv. 15, 126, 
Report of Resolution, That a Supply be granted to His Majesty; Resolution agreed to, and day appointed for the House to 
resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House to consider of the Supply granted to His Majesty; ivi. 27.—Lvir. 10.— 
LVIII. 32.— LIX. 13. — LX. 11.— LXI. 14. — Lxul. 18, 605. — LXIII. 32. — LXIV. 19. — LXV. 18.—LXVI. 101. — Lxvus. 26,— 
LXVIII, 21.—LXIX. 13.—LXX.9.—LXXI. 14.—-LXXII. 25.—LX XIII. 20.—LXXI1V. 40.—LXXV. 17, 133. 





2. House according to Order resolves itself into a Committee of the Whole House,—To consider of the Supply granted to His Majesty ; 
LVI. 38.—LVII. 12.—LVIII. 44.—LIX. 22.—=LX. 12.—LXI1. 16.—LXI1. 22, 622.—LXI11. 35.—LXIV. 24.—-LXV. 21.—LXVI. 105.— 
LXVII. 33.— LXVIII. 27. — LXIX. 15. —LXX. 11. — LXXI. 25.—LXXII. 31.—LX XIII. 22.—LXXIV. §3.—-LX XV. 19, 222, ——— 
To consider further of the Supply granted to His Majesty; Lv1. 74, &amp;c. — LVI. 20. —LVIII. 74.— LIX. 26, — LX. 32.— LXI. 20, — 
LX1t. 37, 638.—Lx111. 47.—LXxIv. 66.—LXV. 53.—LXVI. 144.—-LXVIL. 42.—LXVIII, 35. — LXIX, 21. — LXX, 22,—LxXI. 36.— 
LXXII. 94.—LXXIII. 49.—-LXXI1V. 191.—LXxV. 67, 245, &amp;c. 


(2)—-Instructions to the Committee of Supply,—relative to— 


3. Army :—tTo make provision for the charge of the British Army now [1816] serving in France; Lxx1. 132. 
provision to defray the charge of His Majesty’s Forces serving abroad and at home, under certain heads; Lxxt. 178. 





To make separate 


» 


Military Inquiry :—To consider of some allowance to the Commissioners of Military Inquiry; Lx1. 513. 


o 


. Naval Inquiry :——To consider of a proper recompence to be made to the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry; LX. 513. 


6. New Forest :—To consider of some allowance to be made to the Commissioners appointed by Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. for the better 
preservation of timber in the New Forest; Lx1v. 391. 


«I 


. Public Offices (Ireland) -—To consider of some allowance to be made to the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the 
fees, &amp;c. received in certain Public Offices in Ireland; tx11. 682. — LXIV. 250.—LXV. 432-— LXV. 428, — LXVIII. 596. — 
LxIx. 382. 


e 


. Royal Canal (Ireland) -—To consider of some allowance to be made to the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the claims 
of the creditors of the late Royal Canal Company in Ireland; ux1x. 382.—Lxx. 400. a" 
(3.)— King’s 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 























































I. 




































10. 


_ 


ii. 
12. 


13. 


14. 


15. 


20. 


21. 


22. 


24. 


892 SUPPLY —continued. 


eee Eee nnn: a££:,,:,:,::::,,, 


9. 


16, 


17. 


18. 
19. 


27. 
26. 


. American Loyalists :——On the Petition of George Martin, the younger, an American Loyalist ; Lvi11. 330. 


40. 


Committee of Suppl y—continued. 
(3.)— Royal Speeches and Messages, and other Matters referred : 


Speeches Referred ‘—Royal Speeches at the opening of the session, referred to the Committee of the Whole House on the Motion for 
a Supply to be granted to His Majesty ; Lv1. 22.—Lv1I. 8.—LvIII. 29.—1L1xX. 10.—LX. 9.—LXI 13.—LX1. 18, 598.—1x111. 27. 
—LXIV. 17,.—LXV. 17.—LXVI. 94.— LXv11. 18.—LXVIII. 18.—LXIX. 11.— LXX. 9.—LXXI. 12.—LXXII. 22.—Lxx111. 14.— 
LXXIV. 37.—LXXV. 15, 126. 


Royal Messages Referred,—relative to— 
Austria :—That a good understanding had been restored and confirmed by treaty with Austria, and that His Majesty was desirous of 
continuing the requisite succours to Spain and Portugal; Lx1v. 346. 
Brunswick, Duckess of :—For providing a‘suitable establishment for the Dutchess of Brunswick, His Majesty’s sister ; Lx111. 308. 
Civil List :—Acquainting the House that the provision made for defraying the expenses of His Majesty’s Household and Civil Govern- 
ment had been found inadequate, and that a considerable debt had been incurred; Lvir. 116. 


Clergy :——That His Majesty had directed an Abstract of Returns of the number of livings under £. 150. per annum to be laid before the 
kiouse and for the House to accelerate the operation of Act 2 &amp; 3 Anne for the augmentation of the maintenance of the Poor Clergy ; 
LXIV. 352. 

France :—tThat in consequence of the events which have occurred in France in contravention of the treaties concluded at Paris in 1814, 
His Royal Highness has entered into engagements with His Majesty’s Allies for preventing the revival of a system proved to be incom- 
patible with the peace of Europe, and that he has directed copies of the treaties to be laid before the House; Lxx. 335. 


Germany :—For affording relief to the suffering people of Germany; Lx1x. 464. 
King George II]. :—From King George the Fourth respecting the death of His late Majesty King George III. and the necessity 
of summoning a new Parliament, and that it will be most conducive to public interest to call same without delay, and recommending 


the House to adopt such measures as may be indispensably necessary to provide for the exigencies of the public service during the 
interval between the termination of the present and the opening of a new Parliament; Lxxv. 96. 


Military College :—tThat an Establishment has been formed for promoting the study of Military science, and for making provision 
for enabling His Majesty to accomplish an object of so much national importance; Lv1. 503. 


Nelson, late Lord Viscount :—For making a provision for the family of the late Lord Viscount Nelson; Lx1. 314. 
Orange, House of :—Recommending the making pecuniary allowances to the House of Orange; Lvi11. 623. 





Portugal :——For empowering His Majesty to afford a subsidy to the Queen of Portugal; Lv1. 410 Respecting the Prince Regent 
of Portugal having required His Majesty’s assistance for raising a loan of £.600,000 &amp;c.; LXIv. 291. That His Majesty had 
authorized pecuniary advances to be made to Portugal, &amp;c.; Lxv. 100. Respecting the maintenance of a body of Portuguese 
troops; Lxvi. 166.—Lxvil. 195. ————— For affording relief to the inhabitants of Portugal; Lxvi. 245. For enabling the 
Prince Regent to continue in the present year [1813] the same support to Portugal which was afforded in the last year; Lxv111. 393. 
See supra, 10. 











Prussia :—To enable His Majesty to make good his engagements with Prussia; Lx11. 194,803. ——— To enable His Majesty to make 
good certain sums of Money, &amp;c. granted to the Prussian Government; Lxit. 788. 


Royal Family :—For making provision for the support and dignity of the Dukes of Sussex and Cambridge; Lv11..376. ——— For 
making a competent provision for the younger branches of the Royal Family; txt. 477. 


. Russia :—For affording relief to the suffering subjects of the Emperor of Russia; Lxvi11. 86. 


Sicily :——Respecting a treaty of alliance and subsidy with His Sicilian Majesty ; Lx111. 420. 
Spain :—See supra, 10. 


. Sweden :—To enable His Majesty to make good engagements entered into with the King of Sweden ; Lx11. 788.—ux111. 162. 
. Votes of Credit :—For Votes of Credit to defray extraordinary expenses during the war, &amp;c.; LVI. 519.—LV111. 621.— LIx. 394.— 


LX. 399-—LXI. 485.—Lx11. 788.—Lx111. 428.—LXIV. 346.—LXV. 405.-—LXVI. 390. 
Wales, Princess Charlotte of :—Respecting her marriage with the Prince of Cobourg ; LX x1. 207. 
Wellington, Duke of :—For additional provision for the Duke of Wellington ; Lx x. 416. 


Reports from Select Committees Referred,—trelative to— 


. African Company :-—On Papers presented gth May 1816, from the Committee of the Company of Merchants trading to Africa ; 


On the Petition of the Company of Merchants for aid; tx x11. 428. 





Luxx. 468. 


. American Commissioners :—From the Committee on the compensation to be granted to the Commissioners appvinted under Act 


43 Geo. III. for appointing Commissioners for distributing the money to be paid by the United States ; Lx x. 55. 





On the Petition of 
Isaac Du Bois, an American Loyalist; Lv111. 665. On the Petition of the executors of Sir James Wright, an American Loyalist ; 


LIX. 379. 





. Ardglass Harbour :—Of 24 March 1809, on the Petition of William Ogilvie; txv. 197. 
. Barrack Masters of Marines :—On the copy of the memorial for compensation from the Barrack Master of the Royal Marines, 


and the opinion of the law officers thereupon ; Lx x. 389. 


. Belfast Academical Institution :—On the Petition of the Belfast Academical Institution, incorporated by Act of Parliament ; 


LXNIXx. 382. 


- Bethlem Hospital :——On the Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of London, for the aid of Parliament towards rebuilding the same; LX!. 


304.—LXVI. 315. 


. Bogs in Ireland :—On the progress made for carrying into effect Act 49 Geo. IIT. for draining them ; Lxv. 290. 


. Boyd, General :—On the Petition of General Boyd, respecting his claim to compensation for the loss of a cargo of salt petre ; LX XIv. 584. 


Caledonian Canal :—See infra, 52. 


. Carlisle to Port Patrick Roads :—On the improvement of the Roads from Carlisle to Port Patrick; Lxv1. 346, 
h Cartwright, Edmund, D. D. :—On the Petition of Edmund Cartwright, Doctor in Divinity, for reward for his invention of 


a weaving machine; Lx1v, 391. 


Civil List :—On certain accounts relating to the Civil List; Lv11. 275.—&lt;-——On the charge upon the Civil List Revenue; £1x. 379. 


—e=-— On an account presented 20th March 1815, relative to the Civil List; Lxx. 423. 
41. Cort 





SUPPLY —continuel: 893 


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42. 


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57. 
58. 


59. 
60. 


61, 


62. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) i0R 


Committee of Supply—continued. 
(3.)—Royal Speeches, Messages, and other Matters referred—continued. 


Reports from Select Committees referred—continued. 
Cort, Coningsby :——On the Petition of Coningsby Cert for a reward for his improvement in the manufacture of iron; LXVit. §16, 
Crinan Canal :—On the Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Crinan Canal; ix. 297. 


. Crompton, Samuel :—On his Petition, for a reward for his invention of a machine for spinning Cotton; Lxvit. 468. 

. Dominica :—On the Petition of the Council and Assembly, on behalf of the sufferers by fire in Roseau ; Lx111. 428. 

. Dublin College :——On the Petition of the Provost, &amp;c. for a loan of money for making additional buildings; Lx1x. 272. 

. East India Company :——On the account between the Public and the East India Company; Lx. 440.—Lx1. 476. —_—— On the 


present state of the aflairs of the Company; LXIII. 429, 





On the Petition of the Company for relief; txv11. 419. 
Edinburgh College :—On Petition of the Lord Provost, &amp;c. for aid towards rebuilding same; Lxx. 414.—LXXI. 469. 


. Edinburgh Gaol Bill :—On Petition of the Lord Provost, &amp;c. for provision for aid; txviir. 436. 


Edwards, James :—See infra, 57. 


. Elgin Marbles, :—On the Petition of Earl Elgin for transferring to the public his collection of Marbles; Lx x1. 395. 
. Greathead, Henry :——On his petition for a reward for his invention of a life boat ; Lv11. 506.—LXxv11. 327. 


; Herrings : —On the Petition of Messrs. Chalmers and Cowie for relief for losses in the purchase of Herrings; Lxt. 413. 
52. 


Highland Improvements :——On the Survey and Report of the coasts and central islands of Scotland ; Lv111. §13, 564. On Petition 
of the Commissioners for making an inland navigation from the eastern to the western sea; L1x. 241. On estimates,—For defraying the 
expense of making the inland navigation; Lxx1. 468. For execution of Act for making roads and bridges in Scotland; ux xt. 468. 


Holyhead Harbour :—On papers respecting Holyhead Harbour; Lx111. 429.—Lxxt. 469. 


- Holyhead Roads I—=LXV. 364.—Lxx. 389,—Lxx1. 469. 
. Howth Harbour :—oOn the state of Howth Harbour; ixv. 364.—LXvVI. 203. 
. Inland Navigation (Ireland) :—On the affairs of the Grand and Royal Canals Companies ; ux vi1t. 596. 


Inland Navigation (Scotland) :—See supra, 52. 
Iron :—See supra, 41. 
Loyalty Loan :—On Petition of James Edwards for relief with respect to payments for subscription receipts; Lv11. 571. 


Manby, George William :—On his Petition for a reward for his invention to save persons from Shipwreck; Lxv. 285. ——_— 
On the Reports and other papers respecting his experiments ; Lx1x. 367. 


Margaret, St. Church, Westminster :—On Petition for a further grant for repair; Lv11. §71.—LXIX. 52. 
Margate Pier :—On the Petition of the Commissioners for aid towards repairing the same; LXIII. 429. 


Militia :—From Committees appointed to prepare estimates,—Of the charge of the pay and clothing of the Militia of Great Britain ; tvr. 
312.—LVII. 359.—LVIII. 330.— LIX. 206.—LX. 315.—LXI. 93.—LXII. 339, 699.— LXIII. 252.—-LXIV. 111.—LXV. 401,——LXxvVr. 
376.—Lxvil. 361.—Lxviit. 376. Of the expense of allowances to be made to certain subaltern officers of the Militia of Great Britain in 
time of peace ; LVI. 312.—LVII. 359.—LVI1I. 466.—1LIx. 206.—LX. 315.—LXI. 93.—LXII. 339, 699.—LXIII. 252.—LXIV. 112.— 
LXV. 401.—LXVI. 376.—LXVII. 361.—xLxvitl. 376. Of the expense of allowances to be made to Adjutants, Serjeant Majors and 
Serjeants of the Militia disembodied in pursuance of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo, III, ; tv1.312.—Lv11. 426.—1viit. 466.—11x. 206,—Lx. 315. 
—LX1. 93.—LXII. 339, 699.—LXIII. 252.—LXIV. 112.—LXV. 401.—LXvVI. 376.—.LxviI. 361.—txvirt. 376. Of the charge 
of the disembodied Militia of Great Britain and Ireland; LXX11. 401.—LXXIII. 352.—LXXIv. 555.—LxXv. 380. Of the pay of 
the Militia of Ireland; Lv11. 553. Of the expense of allowances to certain subaltern officers of the Militia of Ireland during peace; 
Lvi1. 463. Of the charge of the pay and clothing of the Militia of Ireland, and the expense of allowances to certain subaltern 
officers of the said Militia in time of peace; LVIII. 330, 493.—LIX. 206.—-LX. 315.—LXI. 93.—LX11, 339, 699.—LXIII. 252.— 
LXIV. 112.—LXV. 401.—Lxvi. 376.—LXVII. 361.—LXvVIil. 376. 


Museum, British :—On Petitions of Trustees,—For the purchase of Mr. Townley’s collection of ancient Sculptured Marbles; 1x. 409. 
On the state of the additions making to the British Museum; tx1. 458. For the purchase of the Lansdown Manuscripts; ix11. 736. 
For the purchase of Mr. Greville’s collection of Minerals; txv. 388. For the purchase of the Townleian collection of Antiquities ; 
LX1Ix. 417. For the purchase of Dr. Burney’s Library ; Lx x111. 283. 


. Naval Asylum :—From the Committee of the Whole House ; On the Report on the Petition of the Governors for aid; 1.x, 421, —omee 


From Select Committee on the Estimate of the sum wanted to defray the expense thereof; Lx x1. 462. 


Palmer, Mr. :—On the account of the per centage due to him on the net revenue of the Post Office; LXx111. 429. 


. Petersburgh, Saint :—On Petition of the Russian Company for a grant for rebuilding a church there ; Lx1x. 417. 


Plymouth :—On Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. for a grant for cleansing the Harbour of Catwater and Sutton Pool; ux. 415. 


. Poor (Ireland) :—On the Petition of the Society for promoting the Education of the Poor in Ireland; Lxx. 400. 
. Provisions :—Fourth Report on the high price of Provisions; Lv1. 251. 


. Public: Income and Expenditure :— Second Report on the Public Income and Expenditure of the United Kingdom ; Lxx11. 267. 
. Quarrell Haven :—On the Petition of William Wemyss for aid for the improvement thereof; ux. 415. 


Shetland Islands :—See infra, 86. 


. Sierra Leone Company :——On Petition of Directors for further assistance; LV11.554. See infra, 87. 540. 

. Surgeons College :—On Petitions,—For aid to build a College; 1x1. 490. For purchase of Dr. Hunter’s anatomical collection; Lxv. 294.. 
. Vaccine Inoculation :—On the Petition of Edward Jenner, M. D. for a reward for his discovery of the Vaccine Inoculation ; Lv 11. 502. 

. Vincent, Saint :—On Petition of Agents of proprietors for relief in consequence of a volcanic eruption; LXVIIT, 541. 

. Westminster Abbey :—On Petitions for grants for the repair of Henry the Seventh’s chapel ; Lx11. 762,—Lx111. 361.—Lxv1. 283. 

. Westminster, High Bailiff of :—On Petition of Arthur Morris for remuneration for expenses incurred in his office ; Lx x111. 187. 

. Westminster Improvements :—On Reports of Commissioners for Westminster Improvements ; LXITI. 429.—-Lx x1. 469. 

. Whitfield, Mrs. :—On her Petition respecting Captain Manby’s apparatus for saving shipwrecked persons; LXxx. 424. 


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aS OOD 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(3.)— Royal Speeches, Messages, and other Matters referred—continued. 


Petitions referred,—telative to— 


78. Africa :—Of the Committee of the Company of Merchants trading to Africa for support of their establishments ; LVI. 312¢.—-_y11 587 
LVIIL. §73-—-LIX. 379.—LX. 397-—LX1. 216.—LXI1. '795.—LXIII. 410.—LXIV. 241.—LXV. 383.—LXVII. §00.—Lxx, 381.— 


LXXxI. 468.—Lxx11. 428.—LX XIII. 311.—LXXIV. 577. 


79. Agriculture :—— Of the President and Members of the Board of Agriculture for further support; Lv1. 312.—.Lv11. §71.—Lv1m1. 650.— 
LIX. 141.—LX. 397.—LXI. 327.—-LXII. 795.—LXIII. 410.—LXIV. 241.—LXV. 383.—LXVI. 197.—LxviI. 218.—LXvini. i 
LXIX. 470.—LXX. 380.—LXXI. 396.—LXXII. 428.—LXXIII. 314.—LXXIV, 577. ‘ 


80. East India Company :—Of the Company for relief; rx111. 429. 


81. Levant Company :—Of the Levant Company for assistance; LVI. 535.—LVII. 571.—LXI1I. 312. 


82. Miscellaneous Services (Ireland) :——From various public Institutions in Ireland for aid towards defraying their annual expenses ; 
LVII. 270.—LVIII. 130.—LIX. 49.—LX. 123.—LXI. 197.—LXII. 149, 682.—Lx111. 258.—LxIVv. 78.—-Lxv. 114.—Lxv1. 203.— 
LXVII. 183.—LXVIII. 402.—LXIX, 203.—LXX. 212.—LXXI. 357.—LX XII. 379.— LX XIV. 577. 


83. Museum, British :—Of the Trustees, towards enabling them to carry on the trust reposed in them by Parliament ; xvz. 535.—Lv11. 
§71.—LVUI, 650.—LIX. 207.—LX. §4.—LX1I. 165.—LXII. 355, 795-—LX111. 428.—LXv. 305.—Lxvil. 468.—Lxx, 241.—LxXxI. 
414.—LXXxv.245. To enable them to make and complete certain additional buildings; 11x. 398.—Lx. 54.—Lx1. 458. 


84. Naval Asylum :——Of the President and Commissioners for aid ; Lx11. 803. 


85. Orkney Tslands :——Respecting the failure of the corn harvest in those Islands; Lrx. 379. 


86. Shetland Islands :—On the failure of the corn harvest, and the Report on the Petition ; 11x. 379. 


87. Sierra Leone Company :——Of Directors, and the Report thereon; L1x. 398. Petitions only; Lx. 427. 


—LXI. 216,—LXI1. 795. 


88. Veterinary College :——For support of the Institution; Lvs. 312. — LVII. §71.— Lv111. 650.—LIXx. 379.—LX. 397.—L x1. 513.— 
LXII. 795.—LXI11. 410.—LXV. 383.—LXVI. 405.—LXIX. 111.—LX XIII. 375. 


89. Wright, late Sir James, an American Loyalist :—Of his executors for compensation for losses; L1x. 379. 


Resolutions of Committees of the Whole House referred,—trelative to— 


Naval Asylum :——See supra, 63. 


90. Perceval, Mr. :—On the Prince Regent’s Message respecting the family of Mr. Perceval; txvit. 388. 


91. Regency :——The expenses incident to the assumption of the personal exercise of the Royal Authority, by The Prince Regent ; rxv11. 33. 


92. Russia :—On the conventions with Russia and Prussia; Lx1x. 51. 


93. Slaves :—For provision to be made for carrying into effect the treaty with Spain, for preventing traffic in Slaves; Lxxi11. 49. _ 


94. Wellington, Marquis :—On the Prince Regent's Message respecting the Marquis of Wellington; txvu11. 32. 


Treaties referred—relative to 


95. Netherlands :—Between Great Britain and the United Netherlands, signed at London 13 August 1814 ; LxXIII. 129.—Lxx1Vv. 577. 


96. Sicily :—Between His Majesty and the King of the two Sicilies; Lx111. 429. —- LXVII. 232.—-LXVIII. 402. 
97. Slaves :—Between His Majesty and the King of Spain, signed at Madrid 23 September 1817, for preventing traffic in Slaves ; ux x111. 49. 


98. Sweden :—With the King of Sweden, signed at Stockholm, 3 March 1813; Lxvirt. 581. Signed at London 13 August 1814; txx. 981. 


90. Accounts and Papers, Estimates, &amp;c. ; Referred, uv1. 244.—Lv11. 24.—Lv111. 284.—L1Xx. 26.—LX. §4.—LXI. 74.—Lx11. 58. 
—LXILL. 4'7.—LXIV. 24. LXV. §3.—LXVI. 144.—LXVIL. 42.—LXVIII. 61.—LXIX. 27.—LXX, 22.—LXXI. 435.—LXXII. 31.— 
LXXII. 113-— LXXIV. 53-— LXxv. 70, &amp;c, ——— Of a former session ; LVII. 275.— LXIV. 309. — LXVI. 292.—LXvit. 232, 


—LXVIII. 402.—LX XIII. 375- 


100. 


Act of Parliament ; Referred ; For making a more convenient communication from Mary-le-bone Park to Charing Cross; Lxxv. 340. 





(4.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply: 


[ Note. —These Resolutions being upwards of 4,000 in number, and it being desirable to exhibit the amount of the particulars of the Supply 
of each Session, the following Key has been constructed for Reference to any particular Grant.] 


KEY to the Resolutions. 


Academy, Royal Irish; 3677. 3867. 4018. 4234. 4440. 

Accountant General of Ireland and his Deputy ; For preparing Public 
Accounts laid before the House; 160,161. 516, 517. 653, 654. 827, 
828. 1076, 1077. 1216, 1217. 1403, 1404. 1627, 1628. 1781, 1782. 
2004, 2005.———Of the Court of Chancery (Ireland) reimbursing 
him; 1811. 

Accounts, Public. infra, Audit 
Office, Fees. 

Achmuty, Sir Samuel; 3463. 

Acts. See infra, Printing. Statutes. 

Additional Pay ; (Militia) 2319. (Navy) 289. 1120. 

Additions to the Army Charge ; 1532. 

Addresses; To make good money issued pursuant to; 212. 238. 418. 
642. 731. 816. go2. 1030. 1095. 1245. 1303. 1461. 1678. 1738. 
2017. 2183. 2494. 2598. 2709. 2807. 2955. 3074. 3200. 3331. 
3466.——So far as relates to Ireland; 1283. 

Adjutants, Serjeants, Subaltern Officers, &amp;c. of Militia; 153, 154. 383- 
386, 387. 610, 611. 797-799. 963-965. 1161-1163. 1369-1371. 
1537-1539- 1722-1724. . 1921-1923. 2108-2110. 2321-2323. 
2526-2528, 2785-2787. 

Admiralty Office ; 2732. 3245- 3247. 3489. 

Advertisements (Ireland.) See infra, Proclamations, 


See supra, Accountant General. 





African Forts; 233. 536. 730. 898. 1067. 1264. 1668. 1852. 1997. 
2237. 2582. 2717. 2953. 3203. 3452. 3470. 3662. 3882. 4034. 
4209. 4400.——Discoveries ; 1087. 1759. 1760. 2247. 

Africans, Support of; 2816-7. 2967. See infra, Negroes. 

Agriculture, Board of ; 231. 528. 745. 873. 1069. 1282. 1667. 1853. 
1998. 2235. 2377. 2634. 2920. 3219. 3451. 3669. 3883. 4035. 4208. 

Algiers; 482. 

Aliens ; For defraying the Charge of the Superintendence of; 205. 488. 
704. 864. 981. 1203. 1376. 1546. 1733. 1968. 2125. 2345- 2549- 
2860. 3105. 3427. 3629. 3815. . 

American Claims ; Business relative to; 230. 687.——— Compensation 
to Commissioners ; 3335. American (British) Forces; See 
infra, Reduced Officers. —— Loyalists. See infra, Loyalists —— 
Treaty ; Expenses of Commission under ; 211- 541. 641.701. 858. 
895. 1857. Sum awarded to be paid, 971. —=-— Spanish South 
American Commissioners ; 2963. 2964. 

Anderson, Mr.; 1760. 

Andrews, St. Church, Dublin; 1023. 1243 

Annuities payable if the demise of His Majesty had not taken place 
before 5 April 1820 ; 4289. 4468. 

Ardglass Pier; 2182. 3192.- 

Ardrossan Harbour ; 2579. 





Army; 





































































































I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


KEY to the Resolutions of the 


Army ; 110-143. 290-370. 579-605. 764-791. 935-957. 1121-1158. 
1340-1363. 1505-1532. 1695-1718. 1871. 1892-1916. 2077- 
2102. 2286-2314. 2493-2519. 2742-2777. 3008-3053. 3255- 
3308. 3516-3552. 3708-3761. 3900-3943-' 4049. 4084-4128. 
4271-4284. 4303-4346. —-- See also Land Forces. Garrisons, 
Extraordinaries of Army. Foreign Corps. General and Staff Officers. 
Supernumerary Officers. Reduced Officers. Medicines. Innkeepers. 
Contingencies, &amp;c. 

Army Captures, Remuneration for; 3462, 3463. 

Artillery; 2330. 2534: 2794. 3069. 3324. 3779. 3786. 3954- 4143. 4361. 

Audit Office ; Additional Allowances to Clerks in; 215. 239. 408. 479. 
639. 705. 811. 890. 1031. 1101. 1246. 1292. 1465. 1593. 
For works, repairs, &amp;c. at the Office ; 698. 1742. Purchase of 
two Houses for the additional Commissioners; 1257.——Salaries 
to the additional Commissioners and Clerks; 1291. 1463. —— 
Superannuations; 2714. 2944. 3131. 3350. 3634. 3821. 3977. 4160. 

Auditor of the Exchequer (Ireland) ; To the Clerk for preparing Accounts 
for Parliament ; 523. 661. 834. 1083. 1223. 1410. 1634. 1788. 
2011. 2231. 2466. 2670. 2931. 

=r lt of Land Forces; 138. 599. 787. 3298-9.——Of Pay; 
1156. 

Austria; 2051. 3434. 


Bahama Islands, Civil Establishment ; 201. 496. 723. 880. 992. 1199. 
1457- 1586. 1830. 2027. 2211. 2412. 2641. 2852. 3088. 3410. 
3618. 3801. 3988. 4183. 4367. 

Baldwyn, Mr.; 630. 

Bangor Ferry, Bridge over the Menai Strait; 4061. 
Road ; 4058. 4205. 4416. 

Bank of England; 227. 447, 448. 686. 4069. 4262. 

Barbadoes ; 2816. 

Barrack Department, Great Britain; 135. 307. 328. 364. 591. 602. 
788. 954. 1141. 1363. 1531. 1713. 1915. 2098. 2310. 2516. 
2750. 3026. 3052. 3303. 3550. 3756. 3941. 4123. 4340.—— 
Office for examining Accounts; 1916. Ireland; 136. 318. 
329. 365. 591. 603. 781. 954. 1140. 1360. 1525. 1711. 1908. 
2094. 2303. 2511. 2768. 3049. 3275. 3306. 3536. 3761. 3937. 
4128. 4343. - See infra, Cork. 

Barrack Master of Marines; 3458. 

Battle Axe Guards (Ireland) Clothing; 177. 460. 835. 1224. 1415. 
1638. 1789. 2155. 2386. 2888. 3165. 3601. 3866. 4225. 4432. 

Beer. See infra, Small Beer. 

Belfast Academical Institution ; 3194. 3391. 3678. 

Bell, Mr. William; 4164. 

Bermudas Civil Establishment ; 202. 497. 724. 881. 993. 1200. 1458. 
1587. 1829. 2028. 2212. 2413. 2642. 2853. 3089. 3411. 3619. 

Bethlem Hospital, building same ; 1266. 2450. 2683. 2878. 

Board of Works. See infra, Works. 

Bogs Drainage (Ireland); 2185. 2457. 2611. 3172. 

Botanic Garden (Ireland); 194. 431. 462. 680. 852. 

Bow Street Police Office ; 907. 975. 1048. 1188. 1261. 1377. 1547. 
1732. 1966. 2119. 2344. 2550. 2862. 3104. 3371. 

Boyd, General; 4259. 

Bread, Meat and Forage for Troops on Foreign Stations; 3757. 4124. 

Breakwater at Plymouth ; 2633. 2933. 

Bridewell, New (Ireland) ; 4255. 

Bridges ; 1094. 2458. 2595.————Models of ; 635. 1097. 

British Museum. See infra, Museum. 

Brodie, Mr. See infra, Journals. 

Brunswick, Duchess of; 1818. 

Brunswick, New, Civil Establishment ; 197. 492. 719. 876. 988. 1043. 
1195. 1453: 1582. 1835. 2022. 2210. 2417. 2646. 2851. 3093. 
3415. 3623. 3798. 3985. 4187. 4371. 2C fs « 

Building and Repair of Ships. See infra, Extraordinaries of the Navy. 

Burney, Dr.; 4033. 

Butlerage of Wine (Ireland); 2239. 


Caithness Road Survey; 716. — 

Caledonian Canal; 729. 868. 1065. 1178. 1448. 1577. 1844. 1972. 2187. 
2436. 2636. 2836. 3125. 3346. 3658. 3832. 4050. 4171. 4417. 

Calendar of the Lords Journals; 2244. 2689. 

Cambridge, Duke of ; 508. 1304. 

Campbell, Captain ; 3651. 

Canada, Upper, Civil Establishment; 195. 490. 717. 874. 986. 1193. 
1451. 1580. 1836. 2021. 2207. 2415. 2644. 2849. 3091. 3413. 
3621. 3797- 3984. 4185. 4369. 

Canals. See supra, Caledonian Canal. infra, Crinan Canal. Grand 
Canal. Royal Canal. Shannon Canal. 

Cape Breton, Civil Establishment ; 199. 494.721. 878. 990. 1197. 1455. 
1584. 1832. 2025. 2208, 2418. 2647. 2856. 3094. 3416. 3624. 
3802. 3989. 4188. 4372. 

Cape of Good Hope, Stationery for; 2257. 

Captains, Effective (Army) Charge of; 601. 

Captures Compensation, Army ; 3462-3.-——— Navy; 3650. 

Carlisle Bridge over the Eden ; 2595. 

Cartwright, Mr.; 2054. 

Catwater, near Plymouth; 1084. 

Cavalry to be stationed in Ireland ; 3520. 

Chairman of Committees of House of Lords; 236. 413. 633. 812. 1035. 
1247. 1486. 1614. 1749. 2041. 2193. 2369. 2579. 2824. 

Chalmers and Cowie; 1285. 

Chaplains, Retired and officiating; 1152. 1358. 1523. 1708. 1905. 2091. 

" 2300. 2508. 2747. 2765. 3021. 3044. 3271. 3293. 3533- —— 
(Navy) Bounty to; 3503.——Retired (Ireland) ; 127. 313. 

Chapter House, Westminster; 870. 

Charitable Allowances, See infra, Martin’s, St. 

Charitable Donations, Ireland; 501. 666. 838. 1020. 1239. 1426. 
1649. 1806. 1952. 2164. 2404. 2629. 2911. 3186. 3409. 3587. 

Charlton Lands, purchase of, for the Ordnance ; 916. 

Chatham Dock Yard; 3495. , 

Chelsea Hospital; 131. 305. 360.——Chelsea and Kilmainham ; 596. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI, LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








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SU PPLY—continued 


Committee of Supplp—continued. 





Christian Knowledge Society (Ireland); 191. 442. 471. 667. 690. 839. 











Churches and Glebe Houses (Ireland); For building them,—To the Board 












779+ 948. 1134. 1353. 1518. 1703. 1901. 2086. 22 5. 2503. 2745. 
2760. 3016. 3040. 3266. 3288. 3530-——-Cheleen, 1o-Pomionere: 
3715+ 3743- 3923- 4110. 4326.——Out-Pensioners ; 3717. 3745+ 
3925. 4112. 4328. Augmentation ; 1157. 

Chetney Hill Lazarette ; 872. 2200. 

Chirk and Bangor Road ; 4058. 4205. 4416. 





1011. 1231. 1421. 1644. 1800. 1946. 2163. 2405. 2630. 2912. 
3157- 3388. 3586. 3844. 4008. 4248. 4455. 


_ of First-Fruits; 180. 429. 502. 643.817. 1075. 1231. 1413. 1636. 
1869. 1937. 2151. 2383. 2607. 2890. 3174. —— Trustees and 
Commissioners of First Fruits; 2264. 2456. 2662. 2922. 3175. 
3405. 3673. 3849. For building them ; 3404. 3602. 3848. 4014. 

_ 4044. 4229, 4230. 4436. 4470. 

Civil Buildings, Ireland ; 168. 420. 500. 644. 818. 1003. 1205. 1394 
1618. 1775. 1929. 2175. Civil List Grants; 555.923, 924, 
1108. 3232, 3233. 3482, 3483. 3688, 3689. 3889, 3890. 4073, 
4074. 4264, 4265. 4291, 4292. 4474. To make good money 
issued from,—For public services ; 3075. 3197. 3332- 3467. . For 
Parliamentary Services; 3199. 3334. In consequence of demise 
of King George III. ; 4289. 4468. 

Clarence, Duke of; 1304. 

Clarke, Dr. Thomas Brooke. See infra, Clergy Residence Returns. 

Clementson, Mr. (Deputy Serjeant) removal from his official house ; '707. 
Rent; 810. 1036. 1251. 1481. 1609. 1745. 1984. 2135. 2370. 2574. 

Clergy,—Residence Returns; 1045. 1249. 1290. 1466. 1594. 1746. 
1750. 2015. 2044. 2053. 2138, 2139. 2366. 2571. 2691, 2692. 
2814. 2971. Augmentation of maintenance of the poor Clergy ; 
2260. 2469. 2716. 3217. 3464. 3652. 4063. 4201. 4414.——Ditto 
of Scotland ; 3465. 4064. 4202.——— Suffering Clergy of France. 
See infra, Emigrants. 

Clothing of Militia. _ See infra, Pay. 

Cobourg, Prince of; 3570. 

Codex Alexandrinus ; 3215. 3430. 

Coin Prosecutions ; 206. 486. 703. 865, 866. 982. 1274, 1275. 1383. 
1553- 1849. 1963. 2124. 2193. 2339. 2351. 2553- 2653. 2861. 
3132, 3133- 3140. 3372. 3632. 3819. 3967. 4152. 4381. 

Cold Bath Fields Prison ; 224. 414. 

Collieries; 628. 

Colman, Mr.; 480. 1051. 

Commissariat, Great Britain; 1462. 1530. 1714. 1912, 1913. 2097. 
2311. 2517. 2751. 3029. 3050. 3304- 3549+ 3757- 3940. 4124. 
4339- Extraordinaries; 1715.——— Ireland; 1712. 1909. 
2095. 2304. 2512. 2769. 3024. 3047. 3274. 3296. 3307. 3535- 
3760. 3936. 4127. 4344. 

Committees,—Of the House of Commons, Clerks attendance on; 1469. 
1597-1764. Of House of Peers. See supra, Chairman. infra, 
Counsel. 

Commons, House of. See infra, Parliament. 

Compassionate List,—Army; 1361. 1526. 1710. 1907. 2093. 2302. 
2510. 2767. 3023. 3046. 3273. 3295- 3534- 3750. 3930. 4117. 
4333- Navy and Marines; 1891. 

Consolidated Fund ; 524. 1055. 1675. 

Constables, Special ; 2261. 

Consuls; 4210. 

Contin and Ullapool Road ; 2140. 

Contingencies (Army) ; 116, 117. 296, 297. 342, 343.583. 768.770. 939. 
1104. 1149. 1344. 1365. 1509. (Civil); 4410. Ireland ; 
549. 728. 910. 996. 1276. 1379. 2036. 2201. 2426. 2639. 2873. 
3107. 3424. 3672. 3871. 4032. 4045. 4254- 4461. ——— 
(Militia); 146, 147. 373, 374- 613. 794. 959. 1167. 1534. 

Control, Board of; 1474. 1602. 2145. 2180. 

Controllers of Army Accounts Retired Allowances ; 2307. 

Controverted Elections, Ireland, Commissioners; 1659. 

Convicts,—At Home; 207. 404. 487. 626. 808. 884. 973. 1182. 1378. 
1548. 1767. 1962. 2126. 2343. 2357. 2551. 2869. 3139. 3370. 
3612. 3792. 3966. 4150. 4379. On board the Glatton ; 709. 

At Portsmouth and New South Wales; 738.———Inspector of 
Hulks ; 3667. 

Cork Barracks ; 3308. 

Cork Institution; 1814. 1940. 2162. 2408. 2615. 2898. 3183. 3389. 
3608. 3853. 4010. 4250. 4457. 

Corn Bounties, (Great Britain); 489.624.———(Ireland) Examinator of; 
163. 519. 656. 829. 1078. 1218. 1405. 1629. 1783. 2006. 2226. 
2465. 2669. 2930. Paymaster of; 162. 518. 655. (Scot- 
land) ; 526. 

Cornwall, Duchy Office ; 547. 

Coronation of King George 1V.; 4462. 

Counsel to Chairman of Lords Committees; 1259. 1470. 1598. 1765. 
2218. 2362. 2580. 2825. 

Courts of Justice (Ireland); 175. 427. 458. 4256. 4258. 4434- 

Cowper, Mr.; 1472. 1600. 

Cracklow, Mr. ; 737. 

Credit, Votes of. See infra, Votes of Credit. 

Cree Bridge ; 2458. 

Criminal Prosecutions, Ireland; 1170. 422. 454. 650. 824. 1029, 1209. 
1398. 1622. 1809. 1932. 2146. 2378. 2602. 2885. 3162. 3395. 
3592- 3860. 4024. 4216. 4423. 

Crinan Canal; 1066. 2448. 

Crompton, Mr.; 2708. 

Cultivation Returns; 637. 

Cumberland, Duke of; 1304. 



































Danish Colonies ; 477. 

Davis's Streights ; 1981. 2694. 

Debentures ; 2949. 3223- 3474, 3475- 3478. 3685, 3686. 

Debt, National ; To the account of the Commissioners ; 243. 550. 2881. 
3225. 3477-3684. 3790. 3961. 4197. 4966.——Expenses of the j 
Commission ; 228. 444. 683. 

. Defieiency 








896 





I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


KEY to the Resolutions of the Committee of Supplp—continued, 


Deficiency of Grants. See infra, Grants. 

Deptford Dock Yard; 3493. 

Destitute, Refuge for the; 3144. 4172. 4411. 

Disbanded or reduced Corps; 3713. 3754, 3934, 4121- 4338.—— 
Ireland ; 3714. 3755- 3935- 4122.—— Foreign; 3742. 3922 4109. 


4325- 

Dissenting (Protestant) Ministers, and Poor French Refugees ; 908. 977. 
1281. 1387. 1557. 1616. 1867. 2031, 2032. 2177. 2373.—— 
Dissenting (Protestant) Ministers,—In England ; 2548. 2875, 3118. 
3365. In Ireland ; 2547. 2876. 3119. 3364. 4028. 4220. 4427. 

Dobree, Lieutenant ; 2815. 

Dock Yards; 2732. 3493. 3501. 

Domingo, Saint, Sufferers; 2541. 2801, 3080. 3202. 
Emigrants. 

Dominica, Saint, Civil Establishment; 203. 498. 725. 882. 994. 1201. 
1459- 1588. 1828. 2029. 2213. 2414. 2643. 2857. 3090. 3412. 
3620. 3803. 3990. 4184. 4368. Fish Bounties ; 1610. 

Dover, purchase of Land, for the Ordnance; 1969. 

Dragoons ; 599.—— Dragoon Guards and Waggon Train; 3518. 

Dublin,—Dublin Bay. See infra, Dunleary. House of Industry; 
190. 441. 470. 675. 847. 1013. 1233. 1423. 1646, 1802. 1948. 
2157. 2394. 2618. 2901. 3148. 3379. 3574- 3834. 3997- 4237. 
4444.——Lying-in Hospital ; 692. 854. 1015. 1235. 1425. 1648. 


See also infra, 








SU PPLY—continued. 


1804. 1950. 2167. 2401. 2624. 2907. 3153. 3384. 3580. 3840. | 


4003. 4243. 4450.——- New Bridewell; 4255. Paving; 182. 
433. 506. 678. 850. 1001. 1240. 1432. 1661.——— Police and 
Watch; 4227. 4433-——Pratique; 167. 419. 452. 652. 825. 1074. 
1214, 1401. 1625. 1780. 1935. 2150. 2382. 2604. 2887. 3164. 
3397-3599. 3865.4030.——Society for promoting Husbandry, &amp;c. ; 
181. 430. 461. 679, 851, 852. 1018. 1237. 1430. 1652. 1793. 
1938. 2170. 2406. 2613. 2896. 3181. 3376. 3606. 3847. 4012. 
4252.4459-———-Water Works ; 3675.—— Wide Streets; 183. 434. 
505. 677. 849. 1021. 1241. 1433. 1654. 1794. 1941. 2223. 2409. 
2663. 2923. 3176. 3406. 3605. 3851. 4016. 4232. 4438. See also 
infra, Female Orphan House. Fever Hospital. Foundling Hos- 
pital. Incurables Hospital. Westmorland Lock Hospital. 

Dublin Gazette. See infra, Proclamations. 

Dubois, Mr.; 748. n753. 

Dumaresq, T. and T. Le Briton; 2358. 

Dundrum Bay Pier; 1671. 

Dunkirk (Ship) Award; 1462. 1590. 

Dunleary Harbour ; 3437- 

Dunmore Harbour ; 3179. 3869. 4046. 4223. 4430. 

Dunn’s Clinical Hospital, Dublin ; 1434. 1655. 1816, 1954. 2166. 2400. 
2625. 2908. 3154. 3885. 3581. 

Dutch Emigrants ; 2542. 2805. 3081. See also infra, Emigrants. 

Dutch Officers Retired Allowances ; 2049. 2430.——-Dutch Ships ; 535. 





East India Company,—Expenses incurred in the Public Service ; 727. 
1089. 1299. 1856. 2879. 3611. For their relief; 2672. 
For Office of Board of Controul; 1474. 1602. 2145. 2180.—— 
For examining Accounts; 1983. 2254. 2563. 2700. 2966. 

Troops stationed in Great Britain for recruiting Regi- 
ments in India; 115. 295. 327. 340, 341. 582. 767. 938. 1148. 
1343. 1508. 1697. 1894. 2080. 2289. 2497. 2743. 2755. 3010. 
3034. 3258. 3280. 3525. 3730. 3910. 4097. 4277. 4313. 

Edinburgh, College; 3460. 3668. 3828. 4036. 4182. 4399. Gaol; 2914. 

Education Board, Ireland ; 3585. 3846. 4011. 4251. 4458. 

Edwards, Mr.; 532. 

Elgin Marbles; 3617. 3654, 3655. 

Elm Bark Bill; 2136. 

Emigrants,—The suffering Clergy and Laity of France, Toulonese, Cor- 
sican znd Dutch Emigrants, St. Domingo Sufferers and American 
Loyalists, &amp;c.; 213. 402. 509. 627. 807. 972. 1187. 1385, 1386. 
1555- 1735. 1851. 1961. 2048. 2050. 2127. 2348. —— Suffering 
Clergy and Laity of France; 2543. 2802. 3079. Refugee 
Clergy ; 2546. 2916. 3136. 3362. Laity; 2545- 2948. 3137- 
3363. Emigrants ; 2675. French and Corsican ; 2803. 3084. 

Toulonese and Corsican; 2432. 2540.- 2804. 3082. 
Jersey ; 2431. 2544. 3085. French Clergy and Laity, Tou- 
lonese and Corsican Emigrants, St. Domingo Sufferers, and Dutch 
Naval Officers; 3420. 3616. 4173. 4412. 

Establishment of Army, additional; 1532. 

Exchequer Bills; 244-250. 551-554. 749-752. 919-922. 1105-1107. 
1319-1324. 1491-1494. 1679-1683. 1874-1879. 2058-2062. 
2265-2270. 2472-2478. 2720-2726. 2974-2979. 3221-3231. 
3472-3481. 3679-3687. 3884-3888. 4067-4072. 4260-4263. 
4290. 4471-4473. —— Paymasters of Exchequer Bills ; 3820. 
































3980. 4162. 
Exchequer Fees; 4065. 4337- Officers of; 229. 446. 684. 4054. 
4145. 4404. Court and Officers, Stationery for; 903. 998. 





1180. 1389. 1559 1758. 1979. 2428, 2429. 2597. 2673. 2846. 
3204. 3442-3 144.——(Ireland.) Clerk in the Office of the Auditor 
for preparing Accounts. See supra, Auditor. 

Excise, Examinator of (Ireland); 166. 522. 659, 832, 1081. 1221. 
1408. 1632. 1786. 2009. 2229, 2463, 2667. 2928. —— Assistant 
Examinator ; 660. 833. 1082, 1222. 1409. 1633. 1787. 2010. 2230. 
2464. 2668. 2929. 

Exports, (Ireland,) Inspector of. See infra, Inspector. 

Extra Forage, Cavalry ; 116, 117. 311. 

Extraordinaries of Army ; 142. 309, 321. 370. 594. 604, 789-790. 955, 
956. 1153, 1154. 1527, 1528. 1716, 1717. 1910, 1911. 2099. 2101, 
2313, 2314. 2518, 2519. 2774-2777. 3027, 3028. 3030-3032. 

. 3255- 3275, 3277. 3302. 3551. 3758. 3938- 4125, 4341. Ire- 





land; 143. 310. 605. 791. 957. 1155. 1529. 1718. 2102. 3759- 


3939- 4126. 4342. 

Navy; 107. 258. 268. 277. 286. 562. 759. 931. 
1115. 1336. 1501. 1690. 1886, 2069. 2277. 2487. 2738. 2986. 
3248. 3509. 3696, a 3897. 4081. 4298. 4300. 

Eyre, Captain George; 2809. » ies 








Farming Society (Ireland ;) 193. 432. 463. 681. 853. 1019. 12383 
1431. 1653. 1792. 1939. 2171. 2407. 2614. 2897. 3182. 3377. 
3607. 3852. 4013. 4253. 4460. 

oon — ; aoe. 

ees,—-On Issues for Army Services ; 3263. 3285. 3547. Hi y 
4065. 4120. 4280. 4337. —— On passing Public rv te =. 
640. 715. 894. 1096. 1289. 1449. 1578. 1731. 1967. 2217. 
2340. 2586. 2589. 2810. 2839. 3100. 3974. Charges on 
Exchequer Fees; 4065.——(Ireland ;) Commissioners on Fees, —— 
In Public Offices; 1656. 2003. 2242. 2676. 2936. 3189. ——~ 
Of Courts of Justice; 4258. See also supra, Cold Bath Fields 
Prison. Eyre, Captain. 

Fee-Funds in Public Departments ; 4052. 4165. 4167. 4204. 4395. 
Felons,—To Sheriffs for conviction of ; 911. 1000. 1279. 1384. 1554. 
2038. 2117. 2349, 2350. 2591. 2842. 3106. 3369. , 
Female Orphan House (Dublin); 192. 443. 472. 668. 691. 840. 1010. 
1230. 1420. 1643. 1799. 1945. 2159. 2397. 2622. 2905. 3151- 

3382. 3578. 3838. 4001. 4241. 4448. 

Fencible Infantry Corps; 144-147. 371-374. 378, 379. 384, 385. 792. 
794-958 1159. 1164-1167. 1364, 1365. 1533, 1534. 

Fever Hospital (Dublin); 504. 674. 846. 1014. 1234. 1424. 1647. 
1803. 1949. 2168. 2402. 2628. 2910. 3156. 3387. 3583. 3842. 
4005. 4245. 4452. I 

Fever Cases (Ireland); 4228. 

Finance,—New Plan of Printing Tables relating to; 1758. 

First Fruits (Ireland). See supra, Churches. 

Fish Bounties ; 1476. 1482. 1604. 1610, 1744. 1757. 1843. 2040., 
2449. 

Flanders Fortresses; 3992. 4200. 

Fleet Prison ; 548.694. 2577. 2702. 2946. 3339. 

Foot Guards; 599. sii 

Foreign Corps in the Service of Great Britain; 137. 308. 330. 336. 
592. 783. 950. 1151. 1355. 1520. 1705. 1895. 2088. 2297. 2505. 
2746. 2762. 3018. 3268. 3290. 3532. Foreign Powers,—To 
make good Engagements with ; 3086. 3459. Foreign Services. 
See infra, Secret Services.————F oreign Yards,—Salaries and con- 
tingent Expenses; 3500.————Foreign Stations. See infra,: Pro- 
visions. f 

Foundling Hospital (Dublin); 185. 436. 465. 670. 842. 1007. 1227. 
1417. 1640. 1796. 1942. 2161. 2393. 2617. 2900. 3147. 3378. 
3573- 3833. 3996. 4236. 4443. 

France, Land Forces there ; 3543. 3710. 3719-3729. 3909. Support, 
of British Subjects detained there; 1053. 1256. 

French Refugee Clergy and Laity. See supra, Dissenting Ministers,, 
Emigrants. 

Frith of Forth Ferries ; 3078. toil 

Full Pay to Supernumerary Officers; 3916. 4103, 4104. 4319. See 
infra, Supernumerary Officers. Retired and unattached Officers, . 














Garrisons,—West Indies and America; 786.——On Foreign Stations, 
Provisions for ; 2100. 2308. 2494. 2772. 2988. 3005. 3249. 3510. 
3707. 3898. 4082. 4301.——At Home and Abroad; 3734. 3914. 
4101. 4316. (Ireland ;) 3735- 3915- 4102. 4318. See also 
infra, Land Forces. 

General and Staff Officers, and Officers for Hospitals; 118-119. 298. 
315+ 344-347. 584. 769. 771. 940. 1150. 1345. 1910. 1698. 
1896. 2081. 2096. 2290. 2498. 2771. 3011. 3035. 3260. 3282, 
3544. In Great Britain; 3723. 3903. 4091. 4273. 4307. 

In Ireland; 3724. 3904. 4092. 4274. 4308. Additional. 
General and General Staff Officers; 600. General Officers not; 
being Colonels; 3053. 3259. 3281. 3526.——lIn Great Britain; 
3'732- 3912. 4099. 4315. In Ireland ; 3733. 3913- 4100. 4317. 

Germany,—Sufferers in ; 3216. 

Glatton Convict Ship; 709. 

Glebe Houses (Ireland). See supra, Churches. 

Gloucester, Duchess Dowager of; 1306. 1870. 

———— Duke of; 1307. The late Duke; 1177. 

—————— Princess Sophia of ; 1308. 1314. 

Gold Coinage; 3879. 4038. 

Gold Mine, Wicklow; 176. 459. 662. 826. 1026. 1215. 1402, 1626. 
1810. 1936. 

Gozo Island; 2832. 

Graham, Aaron; 3667. 

Grand Canal (Ireland); 2937. 3195. 3455- 

Grant, Lieutenant ; 708. 

Grants, Deficiency of; 451. 732. 1055. 1190. 1675. 2656. 4066. 
4196. 

Grass Lands, Premiuin ; 241. 

Greathead, Mr.; 511. 2655. 

Green Coat Hospital, (Cork); 2632. 2913. 3158. 3390. 3588. 3845- 
4009. 4249. 4456. 

Greville, Mr. Collection of Minerals; 2238. 2585. 

Grey, Lord; 450. 

Guards, Garrisons, &amp;c. See infra, Land Forces. 

Gurney, Mr.—Attendance on Committees ; 2259. 2368. 2569. 2820. 


Half Pay Officers, Army. See infra, Reduced Officers. ——- Marines, 
and Navy; 106. 289. 562. 2485. 2733. 3246. 35097- 

Harbour Service; 3505. 

Haslar Hospital,—Damages by Storm ; 3958. ' 

Hastings, Warren,—On account of Impeachment; 2701. 2830. 2959. 

Heligoland Light-house ; 2246. 2440. 

Henry the Seventh’s Chapel; 1664. ty ay ie 2433- 2594. 2834. 

134. 3425. 3639. 3825. 4037- 4150- 439°- 

Heralds’ ‘State Hanan, &amp;c. Clothing (Ireland) ; 836. 1414. 1637. 
2154. 2889. 3600. 4226. 

Hibernian Marios Society; 186. 437. 466. 671. 843. 1008. 1228. 
1418. 1641. 1797. 1943- 2158. 2396. 2620. 2903. 3159. 3381., 


3577+ 3837- 4000. 4240. 4447. Hibernian 




















SUPPLY—continued. 897 


—————————————————————_______EEEEEEEEEEEEEEnE£::£J_E-;,-,:,_,_,Z-p_-7-7871!,-——_ 
I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


KEY to the Resolutions of the Committee of Supplp—continued. 


Hibernian Soldiers Children School ; 188. 439. 467. 672. 844. 1009. 
1229. 1419. 1642. 1798. 1944. 2156. 2395. 2619. 2902. 3149. 
3380. 3576. 3836. 3999. 4239. 4446. 

Highland Roads and Bridges; 693. 716. 887. 1064. 1179. 1447. 1576. 
1822. 1971. 2186. 2435. 2637. 2835. 3124. 3345. 3657. 3824. 
3962.——Surveys of; 2043. 

Holyhead Harbour ; 1863. 2224. 2451. 2654. 2864. 3143. 3447.- 
3665. 3876. 4048. 4206.— Landing-place at Port Devargh ; 3877. 
——Holyhead Committee,—Short-hand Writer’s Expenses ; 2360. 

Roads ; 25'75- 3453- 3664, 3880. 4058. 

Hood, Lord,—Seamen under at Toulon ; 856. 

Horned Cattle, Distemper; 1046. 

Horse Guards; 126. 302. 

Horse Patrol; 1049. 1103. 1255. 1310. 1475. 1603. 1740. 1980. 
2144. 2258. 2365. 2566. 2690. 2818. 2957. 

Hospitals; General Contingencies,—For the Forces in Ireland and 
Military Infirmary Dublin; 139. 316. 369. 593. 782. 951. 1136. 


in Great Britain and on Stations abroad ; 3711. 4303. At Home 

and Abroad,excepting Ireland; 4271.4283.———To complete Sums 

for Land Forces,—At Home and Abroad ; 2496. 2754. 3033. 3279. 
For Service in Great Britain and on Stations abroad ; 3721. 

4089. 4305. See supra, Augmentations. infra, Plantations. 

Land Tax, Commissioners of; 2263. 

Lansdown Manuscripts; 1663. 

Law Charges; 905. 974. 1262, 1280. 1293. 1382. 1552. 1824. 1965. 
2118. 2342. 2552. 2840. 3103. 3373. 3631. 3818. 3965. 4153. 


4382. 
Law Officers (Ireland.) See supra, Fees. 
Law Offices, saleable ; 2355. (Ireland ;) 664. 
Layard, Dr. Daniel Peter; 1046. 
Lazarette at Chetney Hill; 872. 2200. 
Levant Company ; 237. 462. 1837. 
Ley, Mr. J. H.; 1989. 
Life Boat ; 511. 2655. 
















1359- 1524.——— Medicines and Hospital Contingencies for the 

Land Forces ; 1709. 1906. 2092. 2301. 2509. 2748. 2766. 3022. 

3045- 3272. 3294. 3300. 3546. Great Britain; 3727. 3907. 

4095. 4275- 4311. Ireland; 3728. 3908. 4096. 4276. 4312. 

Officers of. See supra, General and Staff Officers. 

Hounslow Heath, Land purchased ; 4049. 

Houses of Parliament. See infra, Parliament. 

Household Troops ; 3517. 

Howth Harbour; 1790. 1999. 2225. 2411. 2612. 2895. 3169. 3401. 
3674. 3868. 4047. 4224. 4431. 

Hunter, Capt. Supplies on a Voyage from New South Wales; 484. 

Husbandry Society.. See supra, Dublin. 


Impeachments. See supra, Hastings; infra, Melville. 

Imports, Ireland. See infra, Inspector. 

Incurables, Hospital of (Dublin) ; 3676. 3843. 4006. 4246. 4453. 

Index to Lords Journals. See infra, Journals. 

India. See supra, East India. 

Industry, House of (Dublin). See supra, Dublin. 

Infantry of the Line; 3519. 3521, 3522. 

Infirmary, Military. See supra, Hospitals. 

Inland Navigation and Canals (Ireland) ; 2938. 4031. 4222. 4429.—— 
Chairman of Board ; 3193. 3435-3598. 3854. 4017. 4233. 4439. 
——Board ; 3875.——(Scotland.) See supra, Caledonian Canal. 

Innkeepers,—Subsistence to them on quartering Soldiers, and Allowances 
to the Land Forces in Great Britain for Small Beer; 123. 301. 
352. 586. 774. 943. 1129. 1348. 1513.——On quartering the 
embodied Militia, and the Charge for Small Beer ; 615. 

Inspector General of Imports and Exports (Ireland), and his First Clerk ; 
164, 165. 520, 521. 657, 658. 830, 831. 1079, 1080. 1219, 1220. 
1406, 1407. 1630, 1631. 1784, 1785. 2007, 2008, 2227, 2228. 
2461, 2462. 2665, 2666. 2926, 2927. 

Invalids; 110, 111. 290, 291. 322, 323. 331, 332. 

Ireland; All matters relative to Irelund will be found supra et infra 
under their respective titles. 

Irish Office ; 891. 


Jenner, Dr.; 510. 744. 1665. 

Jersey,—Emigrants; 2431. 2544. 3085. Jurats; 2686. Com- 
missioners of Inquiry ; 2687. 2703-4. 2831. 

Journals,— House of Lords; For printing them; 1773. 2243. 2460. 
2682. 2939. 3209 3805. 4193.———F or preparing them for press ; 
2181. 2256. 2561. 2568. 2695. 2821. 2960, 2961.——-Calendar 
of ; 2244. 2689.——Index to Journals ; 218. 476. 632. 815. 1038, 
1039. 1248. 1747. 1986, 1987. 2822. Printing General Index 
to 16 Volumes; 3974-———(Ireland ;) Compiling and printing 8th 
Volume ; 513. House of Commons ; Fitting up a House for 
reception of printed Journals ; 696. —— Printing them; 208. 542. 
695. 740. 860, 861. 1060, 1061. 1183, 1184. 1441. 1444. 1570. 
1573. 1823. 1840. 1977. 2188, 2189. 2336. 2558. 2659. 2867. 
2940. 3112. 3210. 3351, 3352- 3446. 3644, 3645. 3806-3810. 
3831. 3970. 3973- 4941. 4157. 4176. 4179. 4388, 4389.—— For 
re-printing Journals, Indexes, Reports, &amp;c.; 862. 1062. 1183. 1440. 
1569. 1840. 1978. 2192. 2337. 2658. 2660. 2868. 3116. 3355. 
3646. 3649. 3811. 3973- 4042. 4178. 4392. (Ireland ;) For 
Printing; 514.——Preparing a new Edition, and Indexes ; 515. 

Judge Advocate General ; 999.——Ditto Ireland ; 122. 




















Keith, Dr. G. S.; 1032. 

——-, Lord, Captures by the Fleet under his command; 3650. 

Kenn Bridge; 2458. 

Kent, Duke of; 1304. 

Kilmainham Hospital ; 132. 317. 361. 3716. 3718. 3744. 3746. 3874. 
3924. 3926. 4111. 4113.4327.4329. See supra, Chelsea Hospital. 

King, Geo. III. late Servants of; 4463. King’s Household, 924. 

King’s Bench Prison; 871. 1092. 2447. 2577. 3122. 3341. 3663. 

Knighthood Fees ; 2809. 


Land Forces ; Numbers of effective Men,—In Great Britain, Jersey, 
Guernsey and Alderney ; 110. 290. 322. 331. In Ireland ; 
111. 291. 323. 332. For the United Kingdom ; 336. 579. 764. 
935+ 1121. 1124. 1145. 1340. 1505. 1695. 1992. 2078. 2287. 
2495- 2753- 3008. 3256. 3278. 3516. 3710. 4720. 3900. 4085. 
4304. Sums for Guards, Garrisons, and other Land Forces, — 
In Great Britain, Jersey, Guernsey and Alderney; 112. 292. 324. 
333- 336. In the United Kingdom; 580. 765. 936. 1125. 
1146. 1341. 1506. In the United Kingdom and on the Con- 
tinent ; 1122,—Sums for Land Forces,—At Home and Abroad ; 
1696. 1893. 2079. 2288. 325'7.——In Great Britain and on Stations 
abroad ; 3901. In Ireland; 113. 293- 325- 334. 338. 3712. 
3722. 3902. 4090. 4272. 4284. 4306.—Towards defraying the 
Charges for Land Forces,—At Home and Abroad; 2077. 2286. 
2493. 2742.2749. 3009. 3708, 3709. 4084. 4086.——F or Services 























GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 





Linen and Hempen Manufactures (Ireland); 179. 428. 503. 651. 855. 
1002. 1204. 1412. 1635. 1791. 1957. 2173. 2399. 2610. 2894. 
3173- 3403. 3604. 3850. 4015. 4231. 4437. 

Loan, and Lotteries ; To the Bank,—Discount on prompt payments; 226. 
447. 685. For receiving contributions ; 227. 448. 686. 

Local Militia. See infra, Militia. 

London, Port of; 217. 635. 813. 897. 1099. 

Lords, House of,—Mr. Soane, for Designs; 742. 
See supra, Chairman. Counsel. Journals. 
Printing. Serjeant at Arms. 

Lottery; 226, 227. 447-449. 688. 743. 1662. 3636. Super- 
annuations ; 3347. 3822. 3978. 4159. —— (Ireland;) Commis- 
sioners for granting licences ; 1662.——Officers’ Salaries; 1813. 
1958. 2222. 2391. 2606. 2893. 3168. 3400. 3596. 9864. 4029. 
4221. 4428. 

Lough Allen Canal; 4033. 4441. 

Low Countries; 3992. 4200. 

Loyalists, American ; (jointly with the suffering Clergy, &amp;c. of France ;) 
213. 402. 509. 621. 748. 807. 972. 1178. 1385. 1555- 1735- 1961. 
2127. 2348.——(Alone;) 2539. 2800. 3083. 3366. 3637. 3816. 
3976. 4158. 4393. Compensation to particular; 689. 748. 901. 
1753. 1873. 

Loyalty Loan ; 532. 1176. 1309. 1436. 1487. 1564, 1565. 1730. 1819. 
1960. 2012. 2116. 2232. 2333. 2438. 2592. 2657. 2877. 2945. 
3135- 3201. 3337- 3421. 3571. 3614. 3791. 3881. 

Lunatics, Criminal, Asylum ; 3206. 3666. 3817. 3975. 4151. 4380. 

Richmond Asylum (Ireland); 3575. 3835. 3998. 4238. 4445. 

Lying-in Hospital Dublin. See supra, Dublin. 

Lyme Regis Cobb ; 4207. 








Works; 2204. 
infra, Parliament. 





See infra, Shannon. 








Malt and Barley, Committees of House of Lords ; 1032. 

Malta; 2832, 2833. 

Manby, Captain, G. W.; 2184. 2593. 3188. 

Margarets, St. Church, Westminster ; 534. 3087. 

Margate Pier; 1862. 

Marhatta War Papers; 1057. 

Marine Officers; 106. ——— Marines. 

Marshalsea Court ; 2799. 3208. 

Marshalsea Prison ; 240.737. 1093. 2199. 2455. 2470. 3207, 3340. 

Martin, General ; 1873. ——— Mr. George; 68g. 

Martin’s, St. Poor, &amp;¢.; 2014. 2122. 2352. 2560. 2847. 3120. 3367. 

Maynooth College; 189. 440. 469. 676. 848. 1022. 1242. 1427. 1660. 
1817. 1955. 2160. 2398. 2621. 2904. 3185. 3408. 3584. 3873. 
4007. 4247. 4454. 

Medical Board; 315. 

Medicines. See supra, Hospitals. 

Melville, Viscount,—Impeachment ; 1298. 1446. 1467, 1468. 1472, 
1473- 1575- 1595, 1596. 1600, 1601. 1615. 

Menai; 638. 712, 713. 4061. 

Mendicity of the Metropolis; 216. 476. 736. 2584. 2956. 

Messengers to Secretaries of State. See infra, Secretaries of State 
Offices. 

Methill Harbour,—Re-building the Pier; 1085. 

Milbank Embankment; 3448. 3661. 

Military Allowances in Ireland; 1104. 

Military, Royal, Asylum,—At Chelsea ; 141.368. 598. 785. 952. 1139. 
1357+ 1522. 1707. 1904. 2090. 2299. 2507. 2764. 3020. 3043. 
3270. 3292. 3541+ 3552- 3747+ 3927. 4088. 4114. 4279. 4330. 
At Southampton ; 3943. 

Canal (Kent); 1766. 2030. 3218. 

College; 140. 367. 597. 784. 953. 1137, 1138. 1356. 1521. 

1871. 1706. 1903. 2089. 2298. 2506. 2763. 3019. 3042. 3269. 

3291- 3542- 3731- 3911. 4087. 4098. 4278. 4314.——— The 

erection of, at Sandhurst, Blackwater; 1871. 2806. 2514. 2863. 


See infra, Seamen. 








3942. 

Military Inquiry; 1316. 1480. 1608. 1751. 1858. 1991. 2143. 2249. 
2372. 2441. 2567. 2685. 2696. 

Infirmary, Dublin. See supra, Hospitals. 

Roads in Scotland; 209. 527. 702. 867. 985. 1181. 1393. 
1563. 1821. 1970. 2123. 2437. 2638. 2837. Retired Allowances 
to Officers of; 4051. 4163. 

Militia ; 144-154. 371-391. 606-618. 792-801. 958-965. 1159-1169. 
1364-1371. 1533-1541. 1719-1724. 1917-1923. 2103-2110. 
2315-2323. 2520-9598. 2778-2787. 3054-3061. 3309-3317. 
3553-3557- 3762-3769. 3944-3948. 4129-4133. 4347- 4351. 
——— Ireland; 145. 151-372- 374- 381. 390. 607, 608. 1371. 
1539. 1724. 3061. ——_———- Local ; 1919. 2106. 2318, 2521. 2524. 
2780. 2783. 3056. 3060. 3310. 3315. 3555.——Allowances to 
reduced Adjutants of ; 3766. 4131. 

Minerals, Mr. Greville’s collection; 2238. 

Miners, Cornish; 612. 614. 2315, 2316. 2520, 2522. 2778. 2781. 
3054- 3057. 3309. 3316. 3556. 








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KEY to the Resolutions of the Committee of Supplp—continued 


Mint,— Purchase of Buildings; 1254.—— For building; 1258. 1273. 
1294. 1445. 1464. 1574. 1592. 1841. 2047. 2198. 2374. 3450. 
3630.——Tunnel at; 2376.——Fixtures ; 2719.—— Machinery ; 
2375. 2719.——Superannuations ; 3633. 3823. 3979. 4161. 
Mint Notes; 4070. 4263. 4473. Gold Coinage ; 3879. 4038. 

Miscellaneous Charges of Regiments ; 3523. 

Model School Seminary (Dublin); 3457. 

Models of Bridges; 635. 1097. 

Monuments in Westminster Abbey, —Removal of; 1752. 

Morris, Edward Kent; 1812. 

Mule Machine for Cotton,—Mr. Crompton, for his invention ; 2708. 

Munster. See infra, Presbyterian. Seceding. 

Museum, British (Annual Grants); 235. 530. 746. 859. 913. 983, 984. 
1191. 1288. 1489. 1666. 1860. 2019. 2194. 2454. 2680. 2950. 
3145. 3428. 3439. 3653- 3827. 4059, 4199. 4305. The Town- 
leian Collection; 1072-3. 3211. Lansdown Collection; 1663. 
Mr. Greville’s Collection of Minerals; 2238. Improving the 
Collection of printed Books; 2681. 2951. 3146. 3429. Printing 
the Codex Alexandrinus ; 3215.3430. The Natural History Col- 
lection; 3431. Dr. Burney’s Library; 4033. 

Muster Master General (Ireland),—Allowances ; 122. 
General; 121. 00. 











Commissary 


Naples, Capture of ; 3651. 

National Debt. See supra, Debt, National. 

Naval,— Abuses; 891. 896. 1033. 1098. 1315. 1484. 1612. ——— 
Asylum; 1090. 1677. 1774. 1872. 2055. 2233. 2453. 2679. 
2917, 2918. 3433- Defence, Increase of; 763. Stores, 
Charges heretofore paid out of the proceeds of Old Naval Stores ; 
2587. 2706. 2808. 2973. 3076. 3198. 3333. 3468. 

Navy; 101-109. 252-289. 556-578. 753-763. 925-934. 1109-1120. 
1325-1339. 1495-1504. 1684-1694. 1880-1891. 2063-2076. 
2271-2285. 2479-2492. 2727-2741. 2980-3007. 3234-3254. 
3484-3515. 3690-3707. 3891-3899. 4075-4083. 4266-4270. 
4293-4302. See also Ordnance Sea Services. Seamen. Wages. 
Victuals. Wear and Tear. Transport. Ordinary. 
Extraordinaries, &amp;c. 

Navy Debt; 261. 3239. 3703. Navy Office; 2732. 3245. 3490. 

Navy Pay Office; 2732. 3245. 3491. 

Navigations. See supra, Canals. 

Negroes, Cargo of, captured; 2583. 2688. 2697, 2698. 

Nelson, Earl; 1267, 1268. 3432. 

Lord Viscount,—His Sisters; 1269. 
1606. 

‘Netherlands, Fortresses ; 3992. 4200. 

Nevis Island; 1988. 

New Forest; 629. 2057. 

Newfoundland,—Civil Establishment ; 200. 495. 722. 879. 991. 1198. 
1456. 1585. 1831. 2026. 2214, 2420. 2649. 2854. 3096. 3426. 
3626. 3799. 3986. 4190. 4374. Fish Bounties; 1517. 

New South Wales,—Civil Establishment; 204. 499. 726. 883. 995. 
1202. 1460. 1589. 1827. 2030. 2215. 2421. 2651. 2859. 3098. 
3418. 3627. 3796. 3983. 4191. 4375- Bills drawn for; 210. 
221, 222. 481. 525. 625. 806. 979. 1047. 1192. 1260. 1450. 
1579. 1755. 1820. 1993. 1995. 2018, 2205. 2422. 2652. 2848. 
3121. 3338. 3613. 3793- 3991- 4195. 4397. —— Books of Science 
and Chemical Articles; 1479. 1607. Articles for Convicts ; 
709. 738. And for Barter; 1992. Framed Room ; 1052. 
Governor’s Passage ; 710. Mathematical Instruments; 1041. 
1741. Medicines ; 225. Settlers; 485. Stationery ; 
1040. 1754. 2562. 2829. Stores; 1996. 2564. See also supra, 
Hunter, Captain. infra, Palmer, Mr. 

New Street; 4415. 

Non-conforming Ministers (Ireland); 1088. 1212, 1213. 1400. 1624. 
1779. 1934. 2149. 2381. 2608 2891. 3166. 3398. 3594. 3862. 
4026. 4218. 4425. 

Norfolk Island ; 739. 

Nova Scotia,—Civil Establishment ; 196. 491. 718. 875. 987. 1194. 
1452. 1581. 1834. 2023. 2209. 2416. 2645. 2850 3092. 3414. 
3622. 3795. 3982. 4186. 4370. Surveyor General of Lands 
for; 2262.——-Bills drawn for ; 2572. 








Prisoners. 














Funeral; 1270. 1478. 



































Occupation, Army of (France); 3719. 3729. 3909. 

Offenders, Public (lreland),—Apprehending of; 169. 491. 453. 649. 
8243. 1028. 1210. 1399. 1623. 1778. 1933. 2380. 2603. 2886. 
3163. 3395. 3593. 3861. 4025. 4217. 4424. 

Officers of Militia,—Additional Allowances to; 2319. 

Public (Ireland), —Remuneration to; 3436. 

Offices, Public (freland),—Printing, Stationery, &amp;c.; 173. 425. 456. 
647. 821. 1027, 1208. 1397. 1620. 1777. 1959. 2000. 2221. 2389. 
2601. 2883. 3160. 3393- 3589- 3857. 4021. 4213. 4420. 

Old Stores. See supra, Naval Stores. 

Orange, House of ; 734, 735- 

Ordinary of Navy; 106. 257. 267. 276. 285. 561. 758. 930. 1114. 
1335. 1500. 1689. 1885. 2068. 2276. 2284, 2285. 2484. 2985. 
3502. 3504. 3506. 3695. 3705- 3896. 4080. 4299. 

Orduance Land Service (Great Britain); 155-157. 392. 394. 396. 398- 
400. 619. 621. 802. 804. 966-968. 1170-1172. 1372. 1374, 1375. 
1542-1544. 1725. 1727. 1925-1927. 2111-2113. 2394-2397. 
2529-2531. 2789-2791. 3063-3065. 3318-3320. 3558-3560. 
3771-3773- 3781. 3959 3951- 4135-4137. 4352-4354. 4363. 

(Ireland ;) 158. 393- 395- 397- 401. 620. 623. 803. 805. 

969, 970. 1174, 1175- 1373- 1545. 1728, 1729. 1924. 1928. 

2114, 2115. 2328. 2532. 2792. 3066, 3067. 3321, 3322. 3561, 

3662. 3778. 3782. 3952. 4142. Great Britain and Ireland; 

2788. 3062. 3770. 3949. 4134. 4287. Extraordinaries ; 3569. 

—— Purchase of Lands; 900. 916. 1300. 1969. 3441. Ports- 

mouth and Haslar Repairs ; 3958.—— Military Corps employed 

in France ; 3568.——Officers, Seconded ; 2535. 2795. Super- 

annuated ; 2329. 2533- 2793. 3068, 3323. 3563. 3775, 3776. 

















Superanuuated, Half Pay, and for 
good Services ; 3070. 3325- Retired General Officers; 3323. 
3784. 4139, 4140. Military Corps Reduction; 4138. 
Ordnance Office (Great Britain),—Superannuations; 2331. 2796. 
3971. 3326. 3328. 3565. 3777- 3785- 3787- 3956. 4141. 4359, 
4360. Expenses of Reduction; 3567. 3774- 3783. 4355. 
(Ireland ;) 2332. 2797. 3072. 3327. 3566. 3780. 3957. 4144. 
4356. 4362. Outstanding Claims on ; 622.——Retired Officers, 
Irish Artillery; 2330. 2534. 2794. 3069. 3324. 3564. 3779. 3786. 
3954- 4143. 4361. ies 

Ordnance Sea Service; 104. 256. 266. 275. 284. 560. 570. 575. 757+ 
929. 1113. 1173. 1329. 1334. 1499. 1688. 1884. 1726. 2067. 
2275. 2483. 2731. 2984. 2999. 3004. 3238. 3244. 3488. 3694. 
3702. 3895. 4079. 4270. 4297. 

Orkney Islands; 886 , 

Orphan House (Ireland). See supra, Female Orphan House. 

Out Ports,—Salaries and contingent Expenses ; . 3499. 


3953- 3955- 4357, 4358- 




















Palace Yard, Lamps; 2356. 2968. See also infra, Westminster. 

Palmer, Mr. (Commissary at New South Wales); 631. 1996. 

John, Esq. (Post Office); 1864. 2707. 2932. 

Parish Registers; 2952. 3109. 

Park, Mrs.; 1759. 

Parliament, —W orks and Buildings about the Houses of, and the Speaker’s 
House; 223. 405. 416. 546. 697. 699. 869. 1063. 1091. 1287. 
1391, 1392. 1561, 1562. 1845. 2245. 2439. 3142. 3220. 3343. 
(See also infra, Westminster Improvements.) Salaries and. 
Allowances to Officers of the Houses of Lords and Commons ; 906. 
1058, 1059. 1189. 1390, 1560. 1617. 1842. 1973. 1990. 2128. 
2206. 2338. 2596. 2838. 3099. 3360. 4056. 4147, 4148. 4407. 
———_[’xpenses incident to the two Houses ; 2334. 2661. 2841. 3101. 
3361. 4055. 4146. 4405, 4406. Printing*and Stationery; 
904. 976. 1056. 1185. 1318. 1438. 1442. 1567. 1571. 1769, 1770. 
1964. 1975. 2120, 2121. (See also infra, Printing.) Stationery ; 
2346. 2559. 2845. 3117. 3359- Parliament Office, Expenses 
at; 220. 412. 634. 809. 1042, See also infra, Services. 

Patrick’s, Saint, Hospital; 2410. 2627. 

Paving, &amp;c. of Dublin. See supra, Dublin. 

Pay, Additional,—Navy; 1120. Army; 1156. 

Pay and Clothing of Militia,—Clothing (Great Britain); 148. 614. 
793. 960. 1366. 1168. 1535. (Ireland ;) 618. Pay; 377. 382. 
(freland;) 390. 607. ——— Pay and Clothing (England); 152. 
(Great Britain ;) 796. 962. 1160. 1368. 1536. 1721. 1920. 2107. 
2320. 2525. 2784. (Ireland ;) 799. 965. 1163. 1371. 1539. 1724. 
1923. 2110. 2323. 2528. 2787. 

Paymaster General,—Allowances ; 121. 300. 350.—Fees; 3263. 

Penitentiary, (Milbank),—For building ; 2715. 2812. 2919. 3205.3344. 
3615. 3660. 3830. 3963. 4169. 4377.———F or the establishment ; 
3659. 3829. 3964. 4170. 4378. (Dublin) For young 
criminals ; 473: 669. 841. 1017. 1948. 

Pensions; 4289. 4465, 4466. 4468. See also infra, Widows Officers. 

Perceval, Mr. ; 2671. 

Permanent Charges (Ireland); 3870. 

Petersburgh Church ; 3212. 

Pingo, Mr. Superannuation ; 2711. 2942. 3130. 3348. 

Pitt, Right honourable William, Funeral; 1271. 

Planta, Mr. Superannuation ; 2713. 2941. 3128. 3349. 3635. 

Plantations (Colonial),—For Civil Establishments ; 195-204. 490-499. 
717-726. 874-883. 986-995. 1193-1202. 1451-1460. 1574- 
1589. 1826-1836. 2020-2030. 2207-2216. 2412-2421. 2641- 
2651. 2849-2859. 3088-3098. 3410-3420. 3618-3628. 3794- 
3804. 3981-3990. 4183-4192. 4367-4376. Forces in, in- 
cluding Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, &amp;c. 114. 294. 326. 335. 
339. 581. 766. 937. 1123. 1126. 1144. 1147. 1342. 1507. 

Plymouth-Sound Breakwater ; 2633. 2933. Dock Yard, 3498. 
































- Police, Expenses of the seven Offices beyond the sum limited by 


32 Geo. III.; 538.741. Seealso supra, Bow-street. infra, Thames. 
Poor Returns; 889. 1034. 1057. 1100. 1312. See also supra, Education. 
Popham, Sir Home’s Committee, Witnesses Expenses; 1253. F 
Population Returns; 407. 410. 475. 478. 543. 545- 636. 2811. 
Portsmouth, land purchased at; 1969. 3441. Damages at, by a 

storm; 3958.——-Dock Yard; 3497. 

Port Patrick Harbour and Roads ; 474. 706. 814. 2252. 2575. 
Portugal ; 234. 2035. 2051. 2176. 3670. 4203. ——Relief to Inhabitants ; 

2425.—— Printing Presses sent to; 2179. Portuguese Claims ; 

4402.———Troops ; 2309. 2515. 2773- British Officers attached 

to; 3301. 3537- 

Pratique, Dublin. See supra, Dublin. 











| Presbyterian Ministers of Ulster and Munster; 888. 1044. 


Prince Edward Island, Civil Establishment ; 198. 493. 720. 877. 989. 
1196. 1454. 1583. 1833. 2024. 2219. 2419. 2648. 2855. 3095. 
3417. 3625. 3800. 3987. 4189. 4373. 

Prince Regent; 2588. 

Printing,— For the House of Commons ; Votes, Bills, Reports, &amp;c. ; 
543-740. 860. 1061. 1186. 1439. 1443. 1568. 1572. 1734. 1772- 
1974- 1976. 2190, 2191. 2445. Votes ; 2347. 2556. 2843. 
2844. 3113, 3114. 3356. 3643. 3814. 3972. 4156. 4386, 4387. 
— Bills, Reports, &amp;c.; 2446. 2555. 2557- 2865, 2866. 3115. 
3138. 3353, 3354. 3640. 3642. 3812, 3813. 3971. 4040. 4175. 
4177. 4390, 4391. Mahratta War Papers and Poor Returns ; 
1057. Under Act 43 Geo. III. for procuring Poor Returns ; 
1312. Melville, Lord, Articles of Impeachment, Minutes and 
Trial; 1446. 1575. Finance, Tables relating to the new Plan 
of; 1758. Parish Registers ; 2952- 3109. ——Miscellaneous ; 
3878. 4413.———For the House of Lords and Acts of Parliament; 
2335. 2554. 2870. 2871. 3111. 3647, 3648. 3804. 3969. 4155. 
4194. 4384, 4385. For the House of Lords ; 3357-——Acts 5 
3358. See supra, Journals, Offices Public. Parliament. t/ra, 
Records Public, Statutes. 























Printing 


SUPPLY—continued. 


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I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


-KEY to the Resolutions of the Committee of Supply —continued. 


Printing Presses sent to Portugal ; 2179. 


Prisoners of War,—In health; 108. 259. 269. 278. 287. 564. 577. || 
761. 933- 1117. 1693.’ 1889. 2071. 2280. 2490. 2735. 2991. 3253. || 


3513- 3697.——Sick; 109. 260. 270. 279. 288. 565. 578. 762. 
934. 1118. 1694. 1890. 2072. 2281. 2491. 2734. 2992. 3006. 
3250.——At home and abroad ; 1339. 1504. 3006. 3253. 3513- 

Privy Council Office.. See supra, Fee Funds. infra, Secretaries of State. 

Privy Purse; 4466. 

Prizage. See supra, Butlerage. 

Proclamations and Advertisements in the Dublin Gazette; 171. 423. 
455. 646. 820. 1005. 1207. 1619. 1808. 1981. 2174. 2387. 2600. 
2884. 3161. 3394. 3591. 3858. 4022. 4214, 4421. 

Protestant (English) Schools (Ireland); 184. 435. 464. 665. 837. 1025. 
1226. 1416. 1639. 1795. 1956. 2172.——(Charter) ; 2392. 2616. 
2899. 3184. 3407. 3572. 3872. 3995. 4235. 4442. 

Protestant Dissenting Ministers. . See supra, Dissenting Ministers. 

Provisions for ‘Troops on Foreign Stations ; 2100. 2308. 2494. 2772. 
2988. 3005. 3249. 3510. 3707. 3898. 4082. 4124. 4301. 

Prussia, King of; 1435: 1672. 3187. 3329. 3434. 

Public Buildings; 4057. 4149.. 4403. 

Public Departments (Army), Allowances to the principal Officers of 
public Departments; 312. 585. 773. 942. 1128. 1347. 1512. 
1700. 1898. 2083. 2292. 2305. 2500 2513. 2757. 3013. 3025. 
3037. 3262. 3284. 3297. 3336. 3540. 3545. In Great Britain; 
3725- 3751- 3905. 3931. 4093. 4309. In Ireland ; 3736. 3752. 
3906. 3932. 4094. 4310. 

Public Offenders. See supra, Offenders. 

Public Officers (Ireland) Remuneration ; 3177. 3436. 3597-3855. 4019. 
4211. 4418. 

Public Offices Superannuation ; 4394. 








Quartering Soldiers. “See supra, Innkeepers. 
Queen Anne’s Bounty; 2716. 3217. 3652. 
Queen Charlotte; 4467, 4468. 


Record Office (Ireland); 175. 492. 523. 

Records Public, Printing; 544. 863. 1296. 1311. 1771. 2129. 2459. 
2684. 2954. 3180. 4409. 

Recruiting and Contingencies for Land Forces,—Great Britain; 116. 
342. 768. {reland; 343. 770. Great Britain and Ireland ; 
939- 1149. 1344. 1509. ——- Recruiting on the British Establish- 
ment; 3538. Ireland; 3539. See also supra, East India. 

Reduced Corps; 3714. 4121, 4122. 

Reduced Officers,—Of Land Forces, &amp;c. Half Pay and Allowances ; 
125. 302. 354- 587- 775, 775. 944, 945. 1130, 1132. 1349, 1350. 
1514, 1515. 1701, 1702. 1899, 1900. 2084, 2085. 2293, 2294. 

* 2501, 2502. 2758, 2759. 3014, 3015. $038, 3039. 3264, 3265. 
3286, 3287. 3528, 3529. In Great Britain ; 3738. 3740. 3918. 
3920. 4105. 4107. 4321. 4323. (Ireland.) Reduced Officers 
and retired Chaplains ; 313 Reduced Officers ; 355+ 357- 3739- 
3741. 3919. 3921. 4106. 4108. 4322. 4324. Of British 
American Forces; 129, 130. 303. 358. 588. 777.946. 1132. 1351. 




















1516. 
Reduction of the National Debt. See supra, Debt National. 
Refugees. See supra, Dissenting Ministers. Emigrants. 
Regency ; 2588. : 
Reports. See supra, Printing. 


Residence of Clergy,—Returns. See supra, Clergy. 

Retired Officers (Army), Full Pay ; 3736. 3916. 4103. 4319. 
land); 3737- 3917-4104. 4320. See also supra, Ordnance. 

Rice, average price, Publication of; 406. 

Richmond, Duke of ; 445. 

Richmond Lunatic Asylum ; 3575. 3835. 3998. 4238. 4445. 

Roads and Bridges(Scotland). Sce supra, Highland Roads and Bridges, 
Military Roads in Scotland. 

Rolls Chapel; 3342. 

Rolls of Parliament, Index; 1985. 2130. 2361. 2581. 2823. 

Roman Catholic Seminary. See supra, Maynooth College. 

Roseau ; 1861. Rotterdam Episcopal Church ; 3375. 

Royal Canal (Ireland); 3196. 3454. 3509. Commissioners; 3190. 
3456. Office; 3191. 

Royer, Mr. Superannuation ; 2712. 2943. 3129. 

Rudd, Reverend Mr.; 482. 

Russia; 2827. 3187. 3212. 3329. 3434. 


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Saleable Offices in Courts of Law; 2355. 

Salt-Fish Bounty ; 1988. 

Scheldt Committee, Witnesses attending ; 2350. 

Schools (Ireland) established by voluntary Contributions; 4257. 4435. 

Scotland. All matters relative to Scotland will be found, supra et infra, 
under their respective titles. 

Seamen, including Marines; 101. 252. 262. 271. 280. 556. 566. 571. 
753+ 925. 1109. 1325. 1330. 1495. 1684. 1880. 2063. 2074. 2271. 
2479. 2727. 2980. 2995. 3000. 3234. 3240. 3484. 3690. 3698. 
3891. 4075. 4266. 4293 — See also infra, Sick and Wounded. 

Seceding Ministers ; 2001. 2152. 2384. 2609. 2892. 3167. 3399. 3595. 
3863. 4027. 4219. 4426. 

Secret Services, Foreign and other Secret Services; 214. 403. 537. 700. 
857. 980. 1272. 1381. 1551. 1839. 2013. 2203. 2341. 2590. 2872. 
3102. 3449. 3656. 4174. 4408. 

Secretaries of State,—Offices; House in Downing Street ; 1252. Con- 
tingencies ; 910. 996. 1276. 1379. 1549. 1847. 2036. 2201, 
2426. 2639. 2873. 3107. 3424. Messengers expenses; gog. 
997- 1277. 1380. 1550. 1848. 2037. 2202. 24927. 2640. 2874. 
3108. 3423. See supra, Fee Funds. infra, Treasury. 

Serjeant at Arms, House of Lords; 1485. 1613. 1748. 2042. 2134. 
2367. 2573. 2826. 

Serjeants of the Militia. See supra, Adjutants. 

Servants of King George III. and Queen Charlotte ; 4463. 4467. 


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Services, Parliamentary and Public; 2972. 3077. 3197. 3199. 3332 
3334. 3467. 3469. 3611. 

Shannon Canal; 4043. 4441. 

Sheerness Dock Yard; 3496.——Prison ; 2253. 

Sherifis. See supra, Felons. 

Shetland Islands; 885. 3141. 

Shipping, Security of ; 813. 1099. 

Ships ; 104. 

Shorncliffe Canal ; 1766. 2039. 3218. 

Sicilian Subsidy ; 1855. 2033. 2196. 2434. 2635. 2880. 

Sick Prisoners of War. See supra, Prisoners of War, 

Sick and Wounded Seamen; 1110. 1338. 1503. 1692. 1888. 20473. 
2279. 2489. 2736, 3250. 3252. 3514. 3697. 

Sierra Leone, Civil Establishment ; 242. 533. 914. 1086, 1265. 1670. 
1826. 2020. 2216. 2423. 2650. 2858. 3097. 3419. 3628. 3794. 
3981. 4192. 4376. For Maroons; 540. To pay Bills ; 2197. 

Silver Coin re-coinage ; 3610. 4039. 

Slave Trade ; 3959. 4181. 4401, 4402. 

Small Beer (Great Britain.) See supra, Innkeepers. 
319, 320. 353. 586. 

Soane, Mr.; 742. 

Somers Islands. See supra, Bermudas. 

Somerset Place ; 698. 2353. 

South American Commissioners (Spanish); 2963, 2964. 

Southampton Military Asylum; 3943. 

Spain, Assistance to ; 2051. 

Speaker’s House; 1846. See also supra, Parliament. 

Spey Bridge; 1094. 

Staff Officers. See supra, General and Staff Officers. 


States General; 128. 304. 359- 589. 778. 947. 1133. 1352. 1517. 


(Ireland ;) 124. 


Stationery. See supra, Cape of Good Hope.. New South Wales. 
Offices Public. Parliament. 
Statutes ; For printing certain Statutes in Ireland; 172. 424,—---For 


printing and binding 250 copies of Acts in Ireland; 645. 819. 
1004. 1206. 1395. 1621. 1776. 1930. 2147. 2379. 2664. 2925. 
3171. 3402. 3590. 3859- 4023. 4215. 4422. For printing an 
Index to Acts of the two last Sessions of the Parliament of Ireland; 
663. See also supra, Printing. 

Steevens’s Hospital; 1024. 1244. 1428. 1650. 1815. 1953. 2169: 2403. 
2626. 2909. 3155. 3386. 3582. 3841. 4004. 4243. 4451. 

Storekeeper General; 1914. 2312. 2752. 3051. 3305. 3548. 

Stratton, George, Esq. prosecution of ; 539. 

Subsidies to Foreign Powers ; 3086. 3213. 3459. 





| Subsistence. See supra, Innkeepers. 


Sugar, average price, Publication of; 406. 483. 714. 893. 1050. 1297. 
1483. 1611. 1756. 2137. 2354. 2693. 2958. 

Superannuations, Half Pay Allowances, Pensions, &amp;c. (Navy); 2485, 
2486. 2733. 2739. 2987. 2989. 2994. 3508. Sce also supra, 
Lottery. Mint. Ordnance. Public Departments. Pingo. 
Public Offices. Planta. Royer. infra, Transport. Widows. 

Supernumerary Officers (Army) Full Pay; 120. 299. 348, 349. 595- 772. 
941. 1127. 1346. 1511. 1699. 1897. 2082. 2291. 2499. 2744. 
2756. 3012. 3036. 3261. 3283. 3527. 

Supplies granted, and unprovided for ; 4196. 4364. 

Surgeon’s College,—For Mr. Hunter’s Collection; 1313. For the 
College ; 2195.———(Ireland ;) For building; 1016. 1236. 1429. 
1651. 1805. For purchase of Ground; 1951. For the 
College; 2631. 

Sussex, Duke of ; 507. 1304. 

Sutherland Roads; 716. 

Sutton Pool, near Plymouth ; 1085. 

Swedish Convoy; 1488. 1657. 











Subsidies ; 1737. 2034. 2934. 3440. 


Tally Court,—To the Officers; 1102. 2045. 2141. 2705. 2969,— 
To the Deputy Chamberlain for joining Tallies ; 2970. 


Thames Police ; 409. 892. 1037. 1250. 1295. 1471. 1599. 1739. 1982. 
2178. 2255. 2371. 2565. 2699. 2819. 2965. 

Tonnage ; 516. 

Toulon Prize Money ; 856. 

Townleian Collection; 1072, 1073. 

Trafalgar, Officers and Seamen in Battle; 1284. 2576. 

Transports, hire of; 108. 259. 269. 278. 287. 563. 576. 760. 932. 
1116. 1337. 1502. 1691. 1887. 2070. 2278. 2488. 2737. 2993. 
3251. 3512. 3697. 3704. 3899. 4083. 4302. ——— Transport 
Contingencies; 2282. 2492. 2740. 2990. 3007. 3250. 3511. 
Superannuations ; 2283. 2741. 3254- 3515- Debt ; 3703. 

Travelling Expenses; 1253. 

Treasurer's Remembrancer Records; 1296. 

Treasury. See supra, Fee Funds. 

Treasury Bills (Ireland); 159. 512. 682. 917. 1054. 2677, 2678. 3788. 
3789. 3960. 4070. 4198. 4263. 4288. 4469. 4471. 4473. 

Treasury [ucidents (Ireland); 174. 426. 457. 648. 822. 1006. 1295. 
1411. 1658. 1868. 2002. 2153. 2385. 2605. 2924. 3170. 3438. 

Trinidad,—Commissioners ; 1761-3- Public Edifices ; 2234. 2444. 

Troward, Mr. ; 2701. 2830. 

Trinity College, Dublin; 3178. 








Ullapool Road ; 2140. 

Ulster. See supra, Presbyterian. Seceding 

Usher of the Court of Exchequer. See supra, Exchequer. Stationery. 

Vaccine Establishment ; 1994. 2251. 2442. 2674. 2947. 3110. 3368. 
3638. 3826. 3968. 4154. 4383. Inoculation; 510. 1665. 

Van Dieman’s Land; 1263. 2142. 

Vaudois Churches Ministers ; 912. 978. 1278. 1388. 1558. 1850. 

Veteran Battalion ; 4281. 4345. (Ireland); 4282. 4346. 

hee | College; 232. 529. 747. 899. 1068. 1317. 1669. 1854. 

36. 2471. 3127. 4062. 





Vice, 








SUPPLY —cantinued. 





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I. Committee of Suppl y—continued. 


KEY to the Resolutions of the Committee of Supplp— continued. 


Vice, Society for prevention of. See supra, Christian Knowledge. 

Victualling Office; 2732. 3245. 3492. 

Victuals for Seamen ; 103.254. 264. 273. 282. 558. 568. 573. 755- 
927. 1111. 1327. 1332. 1497. 1686. 1882. 2065. 2075. 2273. 
2481. 2729. 2982. 2997. 3002. 3236. 3242. 3486. 3692. 3700. 
3893. 4077. 4268. 4295. —— For Officers and Men of Vessels in 
ordinary ; 3504. 

Victualling ards ; 3501. 

Vincent, St. Earl; 450. 

Island of ; 2921. 

Volunteer Corps, Great Britain; 149. 375. 388. 3762. 3764. 4129. 
4285. 4347.——-Great Britain and Ireland ; 606. 617. 795. 800, 
801. 961. 1169. 1967. 1549, 1541. 1720. 1918. 2105. 2317. 2523. 
2779. 2782. 3055. 3059- 3312. 3314- 3554.—— Ireland; 150. 
3756. 389. 3763. 3765. 4130. 4286. 4348. 

Votes of Credit; 251. 733- 915. 918. 1071. 1301, 1302. 1673, 1674. 
1865, 1866. 2051, 2052. 2240, 2241. 2467, 2468. 

Votes of the House, Printing and delivery of. See supra, Printing. 

Wages for Seamen; 102. 253. 263. 272. 281. 557. 567. 572. 754. 926. 
1110. 1326. 1331. 1496. 1685. 1881. 2064. 2076. 2272. 2480. 
2728. 2981. 2996. 3001. 3235. 3241. 3485. 3691. 3699. 3892. 
4076. 4267. 4294. For Officers and Men of Vessels in Ordinary ; 


3502. 
Wales, Prince of; 1743. 


Wales, Princess Charlotte of; 1305. 3570. 3993. 

Warrant Officers (Navy); 289. 

Wear and Tear of Ships; 105. 255. 265. 274. 283. 559. 569. 574. 756. 
g28. 1112. 1328. 1393. 1498. 1687. 1883. 2066. 2274. 2482. 
2730. 2983. 2998. 3003. 3237. 3243. 3487. 3693. 3701. 3894. 
4078. 4269. 4296. 

Weaving Machine; 2054. 

Weedon Beck ; goo. 

Wellington, Duke ; 2798. 3461.——Captures under him ; 3462. 








West India,—Accounts ; 1477. 1605. Garrisons; 786. Regiments; 
599- 

Westminster,—Abbey. See supra, Henry the Seventh’s Chapel Court 
House ; covmre odie h Bailiff; 3994——Improvements ; 1063. 
1286. 1437. 1566. 1656. 1825. —_ 2046. 2248. 9452. 2710. 
2915. 3126, 3214. 3445. 3671. 4 

Westmorland Lock Hospital (Bablia)s 3 187. 438. 468. 673. 845. 1019. 
1232. 1422. 1645. 1801. 1947. 2165. 2399. 2623. 2906. 3159. 

3383- 3579+ 3839- 4002. 4242. 4449. 

Whitfield, Mrs.; 3471. 

Wicklow. See supra, Gold Mine. 

Wide Streets. See supra, Dublin. 

Widows Officers Pensions (Army); 590. 780. 949. 1135. 1158. 1354. 
1519. 1704. 1902. 2087. 2296. 2504. 2761. 3017. 3041. 3267. 
3289. 3531.-——-Great Britain ; 133. 306. 362. 3748. 3928. 4115. 
4331. (Ireland) ; 134 314.363. 3749- 3929. 4116. 4332.——- 
Ordnance Military Corps, — Great Britain; 2534-2536. 2538. 
2794. 2795- 3069, 3070. 3073. 3324, 3325- 3564. 3775. 3784- 
3787. 3953-3957- 4139-4141. 4143, 4144. 4357-4362. —— 
(Ireland); 2537.———— Navy and Marines; 2485. 2733. 2989. 
3246. 3507. 

Windsor Establishment ; 4463, 4464. 

Windsor Forest Commissioners ; 2250. 3422. 

Windsor Royal Vault and Chapter House; 2443. 

Wool Licences ; 1807, 

Woolwich Dock Yard; 3494 Lands ; 916. 

Works, Board of, Commissioners for Inquiry concerning; 2813. 2828. 
2962. 3123. Ireland; 2388. 2599. 2882. 3159. 3392. 3603. 
3856. 4020. 4212. 4419. See also supra, Civil Buildings. 

Wright, Sir James; go1. 

Wittwer, Mr.; 2563. 2700. 2966. 


Yeomanry (Ireland) ; 391. 3767. 4351. 
Yonge, Sir G.; 711. 











(4.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply : 


Note.—The Resolutions of the Committee of Supply are placed in the same order as appears in the Vote Indexes from 1801 until 1817, and 
in the Journal Indexes from 1817 until 1820; that is, according to date under the several heads, Navy, Army, Militia, Ordnance and Miscel- 
laneous ; but as it is desirable to ascertain the amount of these several heads more accurately than was possible in the current Indexes of 
each Session, a few articles have been virtually transferred from Miscellaneous to other heads in making up the totals of the Grants of each 
Session, and are distinguished by a single line above and below the sum so transferred. A new head became necessary for classing together 
those Grants which operate no otherwise than as Treasury Arrangements, such as for payment of Exchequer Bills, Debentures, Treasury Bills, 
Votes of Credit, Deficiencies of Ways and Means of preceding Session, Reduction of the National Debt, and Loyalty Loan Payments; and 
when any of these have been virtually transferred in making up the totals, they are distinguished by a double line above and below the sum granted 


for such purposes. 


In Session 1801. 


Navy, &amp;c. including Ordnance Sea Service : 


Sums Granted. 
101. 17 February 1801.—THAT 135,000 Seamen be employed for ten lunar months, commencing meee 
26 March 1801, including 30,000 Marines; (LVI. 46.) &amp; @t 
102. For Wages for ditto; (ivr. 46.) . - - . - - - - - - - - - 2,497,500 — — 
103. For Victuals for ditto; (Lv1. 46.) - - . - . - - . - - - - ~ - 2,565,000 - — 
104. For Ordnance sea service on board the ships in which they are to serve ; (Lv1. 46.) - - - - - 337,500 - — 
105. For Wear and Tear of such ships; (1v1. 46.) - - - - - - - : - - 4,050,000 -— — 
106. For the Ordinary of the Navy, including half pay to sea and marine Officers (iv1. 46.) - - - - - 637,418 5 8 
107. For Buildings and Repairs of ships, and other extra works; (Lv1. 46.) - - . - - - - - 733,900 - - 
108. For the Expense of the Transport Service, and for the maintenance of prisoners of war in health at home and 
eS aR Sale eel ee a i ee eee ie 
109. For the Care and Maintenance of sick Prisoners of War; (Lv1.47.)  _- - - - - - - - 155,000 — — 
£.12,422,037 -— 2 
Army: Sees 
110. 17 February 1801.—TH AT 58,387 Men be employed for Land Service in Great Britain, Jersey, Guernsey, and 
Alderney, including 5,797 Invalids, from 25 Marchi801 to 24 December following ; (LVI. 47.) 
111. TuHat 17,232 Men be employed for Land Service in Ireland, including 661 Invalids, from 1 January 1801 
to 24 ‘December following ; (LVI. 47.) 
112. For 58,387 men for Guards, erties, and other Land Boress 3 in Great ee, samy, Goamnatys ond Alfemney 1 ; 
(vn.47) - °° 5 : - 1,653,878 6 5 
113. For 17,232 men for Land Forces in Ireland ; on 475) - - - 2 oe Se eS o2 - 576,598 12 7 
114. For Forces in the Plantations, including Gibraltar, Minorca, and other stations in the rarrerwty the Cape of 
Good Hope, and New South Wales; (v1. +“ - - . - - - - aft ite - 1,724.377 - 4 
115. ‘For four Troops of Dragoons and seventeen Companies of Foot stationed in Great —— for = parpene} of aes 
the regiments serving in East India ; (Lv1. 47.) - - - - - 38,003 9 2 
116. On account for Recruiting and Contingencies for Land Forces, and for extra forage for the Cavalry i in Great Britains ; 
(tv1. 47.) - - - - - - - - ° : - - - 7 352;500 -— — 
117. For ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lv1. 47.) "riage" - - - - = 319,748 13 5 
118. For General and Staff Officers, and Officers of hospitals in A Britain, ian and Deel ; (evs “1 )- - 86,522 6 8 
119. For ditto - » - in Ireland; (uv1.47.)-  &lt;« + - - -* © © «#9 = RE. 48,197 5 4 
120. For Full Pay to supernumerary Officers ; (iv1. 48.) - - 25,662 8 2 
121. For Allowances to the Paymaster General, Commissary General of the Musters, ke. res in Great ‘Britain; sient 48.) re 14 . 
122. 419 — 


For Allowances to the Muster Master General, Judge Advocate General, &amp;¢. &amp;c. in Ireland ; (Lv1. 48.) - - 


[41° Geo. III. ] 









I. Committee of Suppl y—continued. 


(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess. 1801. (41° Geo. U1.]—continued, Samy Games. 
Army—continued. guile 2 
123. 17 February 1801-continued.—For Subsistence to Innkeepers, &amp;c. on queen ection, ond allowances to pt Land 
Forces in Great Britain for small beer ; (tv1, 48.) - - - - - 255,000 -— — 
124. For Allowances to the Land Forces in Ireland for small beer, &amp;c.; (Lv1. 48.) - - ° Sit te - 115,384 12. 4 
125. For Reduced Officers of Land Forees and Marines; (v1. 48.) - - ° SUMO OS Am - « ibe @ 9 
126. For Allowances to one private gentleman of the two tesegee of Sent aren seineel, ond to one meemeeet: 
gentleman ofthe Horse Guards ; (Lv1. 48.) - - - - 20 12 11 
127. For Half Pay to Regimental and bepenee Cieng of Land Fores, and for timer: to retired Chpplaina i in 
Ireland; (tv1.48.) - - - - - - - - &gt; 14,855 2 5 
128. On account of Officers late in the service of the States General ; ie I. 48) ae, - - - . - - 1,000 - -— 
129. On account of Reduced Officers of the British American forces; (v1.48) - -. = = = = = 52,500 -— - 
130. For Allowances to several Reduced Officers of the British American Forces; (ivi. 48.) - . - ° ° 9,500 - = 
131. (see supra, 116.)—For-the In and Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, and the expenses of the Hospital; (tv1. 48.) - 148,382 - 6 
132. (see supra, 117.)—For ditto - - - of the Royal Hospital near Kilmainham ; (tv. 48.) - —- - eis) he - 35,983 1 - 
133. For Pensions to Widows of Officers of the Land Forces in Great Britain; (v1. 48.) - - - - - - 20,227 10 - 
134. For Allowances to ditto - - - in Ireland ; (Lv1. 48.) - . - - - - - : - - - 5,942 4 3 
135. For the Barrack Department in Great Britain; (LvI.49.) - - - - + - = = «© = 993,929 - - 
136. For ditto - - - inIreland; (tv1. 49.) - - - - - © © © © © © © = 939,708 13 5 
137. For Foreign Corps in the service of Great Britain ; (Lv1. 49.) - - - - - - - - - 303,391 4 5 
138. For an Augmentation to the Land Forces in Great Britain of 10,321 men, including 1,257 invalids; (Lv1. 49.) - 656,388 8 6 
139. For Medicines, Bedding and may Coptingpacies ol the Renee &amp; in Ireland, -_ for by. as aeery lofirmary 
in Dublin; (tv1. 49.) - - 21.372 19 9 
140. 9 June 1801.—On account of the Purchase of Land, and Construction of Buildings, for a Royal Military College; 
Day appointed for further considering Report ; (1v1.52'7.) Further considered and agreed to, 535 - - ss 390,000 — - 
141. (see supra, 126.)—For defraying the Expenses on account of certain Premises at Chelsea intended for a Royal Military 
Asylum for the reception of the Children of rm Dey appointed “2 further quenlfariog mages: au. 527. ) 
Further considered and agreed to, 535 - - - 8,409 - - 
142. 11 June 1801.—To defray the Extraordinary Services, Of the Army in Great Britain; (Lv1.541.) - - + 2,500,000 -— - 
143. To defray ditto of the Army in Ireland ; (v1. 541.) - - . - - - - - - . - 600,000 - - 
Militia, Fencible and Volunteer Corps: mph ath Se ll 
144. 17 February 1801.—For the embodied Militia and Corps of Fencible aaieatey, 4 in p Crees ere om bn me 
to 24th December 1801 ; (LVI 47.)-  - -- - - 973.431 8 9 
145. For ditto in Ireland, from 1 January to 24 December enety ; vey 47-) - - - - - . - 1,381,017 10 11 
146. For Contingencies for the embodied Militia, and Corps of Fencible Infantry in Great Britain; (tv1.47.) + =  §0,000 - — 
147. For ditto - - - ditto in Ireland; (v1. 48.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 34.451 3 - 
148. For Cloathing for the embodied Militia of Great Britain ; (1v1- 48.) - - - - - - - - 122,667 1 3 
149. For the Volunteer Corps of Cavalry and Infantry in Great Britain; (1v1. 49.) - - . - - - 455,000 - -~ 
150. For ditto in Ireland; (ivr. 49.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 425,139 1 °7 
151. 27 April 1801.—For additional Field Officers to the onvesel Com #, Mile in iryland, fom sd Merch to 24 De- 
cember 1801; (LVI.320.)- - - = - - 11,167 6 11 
152. That provision be made for Pay and Clothing of the Militia of England for 1801 ; dive ‘asi - - - - _— 
153. Ditto - - - for Allowances to Adjutants, Serjeant aT 9 Serjeants of the Militia, disembodied in pevepanes 
of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III.; (1v1.320.) - - ee ee _—. * _ 
154. Ditto - - - for Allowances to Subaltern Officers of the Militia i in time of peace ; (LvI. 320.) - - - ° —_ 


1801; (LVI. 49.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,083,375 17 7 
156 (see supra, 141.)—For ditto - - - not provided for in 1799; (LVI. 49.) - . - - - - - - - 39,972 15 ~ 
157, For ditto - - - not provided for in 1800 ; (LVI. 49.) - - - - - - - - - - - 58,706 14 — 
158. For Ordnance Services in Ireland, from 5 January 1801 to 4 January 1802; (Lv1.49.) - - - - -. 999,007 9 &amp; 

Miscellaneous Services : &amp;.10481,0 4 atalallldl “ 

159. 31 March 1801.—Tobe applied in payment of a like sum borrowed in Ireland onTreasury Bills; (tv1.251.) (Irish currency) 522,200 — — 
160. To be paid to the Accountant Ganeepl, for preparing and stating the pon Accounts of Ireland, laid before the 

House; (LVI. 251.) - : - - - - - . 49 - - . - - 313 16 11 
161. For the Deputy Accountant General, ‘for preparing the same for Parliament; (Lv1. 252.) - . - : 221 10 9g 
162. For the Paymaster of Corn Bounties; (Lv. 252.) - - - - - - - - - - - 738 9 3 
163. For the Examinator of ditto; (Lv1.252.) - . - - - - - - - - - - - 184 12 4 
164. For the Inspector General of Imports and Exports in Ireland, for preparing Accounts; (LVI. 252.) - . - 184 12 4 
165. For the First Clerk in his Office for ditto; (Lv1. 252.) - - - - - - - - ° ° 129 4 7 
166. For the Examinator of Excise in Ireland for ditto; (v1. 252.) ™ - - - - - - - - 129 4 7 
167. For defraying the Expense of Pratique in the Port of Dublin; (rv1.252.) —- - - - ° a ° 966 18 7 
168. For ditto - - - of Civil Buildings in Ireland; (Lv1.252.) - - - - - - - : - . 29,538 9 3 
169. For ditto - - - of apprehending: Public Offenders in Ireland ; (Lv1. 252.) - - - - - ° ° 2,307 13 10 
170. For ditto - - - of the Office of Solicitor of Criminal Causes in Ireland; (Lv1. 252.) - - - - ° 23,076 18 6 
171. For ditto - - - of Proclamations and Advertisements in the Dublin Gazette ; (Lv1. 252.) - - - : 6,485 10 9g 
172. For ditto - - - of printing certain Statutes in Ireland ; (ivr. 252.) - - - - - - . e 3477 2 4 
173. For ditto - - - of Printing, Statiunery, and other Disbursements, for the Public Offices in Ireland ; (L¥1. 252.) 18,166 11 10 
174. For defraying the incidental Expenses of the Board of Treasury in Ireland; (Lv1. 252.) - ° ° - . 1,846 1 
175. For defraying the Expense of building further Offices for a Resse of went, xy to aietangp —_ due for 

building Courts of Justice ; (Lv1. 252.) bo) te - - &gt; ae 5538 9 3 
176. To be applied in working a Gold Mine in the county of Wicklow; wie: 252.) —— = . ° 923 1 6 
177. For cloathing the Battle-Axe Guards in Ireland; (Lv1. 252.) - - - - . . . : - 683 1 6 
178. For cloathing the Officers of Arms and State Trumpeters in Ireland; (LV1I.253.) - - - - - - 1,002 9 3 
179. For the Trustees of the Linen and Hempen Manufactures in Ireland; (LVI.253.) - - - - - 19,938 9 3 
180. For the Board of First Fruits in Ireland, for building and re-building Churches; (LvI.253-) - - - = 4615 7 8 
181. For the Dublin Society for promoting Husbandry and other useful Arts; (LVI.253-) - -* * = = 5,076 18 6 
182. For the Corporation, for paving, cleansing, and lighting the city of Dublin; (Lv1.253-) - - - - = * 9,230 16 5 
183. For the Commissioners for making wide and convenient Streets in ditto ; (LVI.253.)  - - - - - 4.153 16 11 


SUPPLY —continued. 






£. 3,452,873 12 5 


Ordnance (Land Service) : 


155. (see supra, 140.)—17 February 1801.—For Ordnance for Land Service, for nine months, eck 1 Aen to 31 December 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 10 T 































































902 


SUPPLY —continued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of  Supply,—sess. 1901._[41° Geo. 11-]—continued. ‘Sune’ Grates. 
Miscellaneous Services—continued. tthe. 
184, 31 March 1801-continued.—For defraying the Charge of the ieee aigienyt in aah for qroeaig ne, 
Protestant Schools in Ireland; (LVI. 253.) - - 18,213 4 7 
185. For ditto - - - of the Foundling-Hospital in Ireland; (1v1. 263.) - - - - - - - 13,846 3.1 
186. For ditto - - - of the Hibernian Marine Nursery for Sailors Children ; (v1. ou) - - - ° . 1,846 3 14 
187. For ditto - - - of supporting the Westmorland Lock Hospital in Dublin; (Lv1. 253.) - - « &gt; - 6,183 13 10 
388. For ditto « - - of the Hibernian School for Soldiers Children ; (vr. 253:) - - - - - - - 3,555 7 9 
189. For ditto + - - ofthe Roman Catholic Seminary in Ireland; (Lv1. 253.) - - - - - - 7,384 12-4 
190. For ditto - ~ - of supporting the House of Industry for relief of the Poor in Dublin; (ivi. 253.)° = . 15,594 9 3. 
191. For ditto - - - of the Society te gonniting the _—— and — of - — Religion in Irland; 
(LVI. 253+) - ss - 276 18-6 
192. For ditto + - - of the Female Orphan House near Dublin, for desertei Female Children ; (LVI. 253.) «+ é . 461 10-9 
193. 14 April 1801.—To be applied in promoting the purposes of the Farming Societies of Ireland; (Lv1.277.) -  ~ 1,846 3 1 
194. For completing additional Buildings at the Repository of the Dublin Society, and Botanic Garden ; (tv1.277.) - 4,153 16 11 
195. 27 April 1801.—For the Civil Establishment of Upper Canada; (ivi. 318.) - - - eS - : - 7,950 - — 
196. For ditto - - - of Nova Scotia; (Lv1. 318.) - - a - - - °“. © - - - 5915 - - 
197. For ditto - - - of New Brunswick ; (xv1. 318.) - - on - - - - - - 2,420 10 10 
198. For ditto - - - of Prince Edward Island; (uv1. 318.) - - - - - “ee - - - 1,900 - — 
199. For ditto - - - of the Island of Cape Breton ; (Lv1. 318.) - - - - - - - - 957 16 - 
200. For ditto - - - of Newfoundland; (Lv1. 318.) - PS Rs iif ee Se - 1,641 8 5 
201. For ditto - - - of the Bahama Islands; (1v1.318.) - - - tae LB - - - - 4,100 = - 
202. For ditto - - - of the Bermudas, or Somers Islands; (Lv1. 318.) - - - - - - - - 301 18 4 
203. For ditto - - - of the Island of Dominica; (1v1. 3138.) . - - . . - - - - 600 - - 
204. For ditto - - - of New South Wales; (Lv1.318.) - - - - - - - - . - 7146 -— - 
205. For defraying the Charge of the Superintendence of Aliens; (Lv1. 318 ) - - - - - - - 7,620 - - 
206. For ditto - - - of the Extraordinary Expenses incurred for Prosecutions relating to the Coin; (Lv1. 319.) . 2,270 18 
207. For ditto = - - of the Expenses likely to be incurred for confining and maintaining Convicts at Home; 
(yt. SIG) Mihi vi? 5 cuted BoD Bi rot ahP IO Bocived ptt od onal 20%, BM: 6g 
208. For defraying the Expenses likely to be incurred for printing * Journals, &amp;c. of the House of Commons ; 
(LVI. 319.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - “ 10,000 —- —- 
209. For ditto - - - the cme of the ™ orks and pli of baa Military or ot pnt in North Britain ; 
(LVI. 319.) ~ - - - - - - - 5,000 —- — 
210. To discharge the probable Amount of Bills ctpastah en or on account of New South Wales, exclusive of the 
Civil Establishment ; (Lv1. 319.) - . - - -- - - - - - - - 25,000 —- — 
211. For defraying the Expenses of the Commission under the Seventh Article of the American Treaty ; (LV1I.319.) - 3,550 - = 
212. To make good Money issued pursuant to Addresses; (LvI. 319.) - - - - - - jot oe - 21,808 6 3 
213. For Relief of the suffering Clergy and Laity of France, Toulonese and Corsican Emigrants, certain St. Domingo 
Sufferers, and American Loyalists; (Lv1.319.).  - - - - me - - - - =. 208,772 - — 
214. For Foreign and other Secret Services ;. (LVI. 319.) = - - - - - - - - - - 15,000 - — 
215. To make good Money issued - enum Allowances to Clerks in the Office “ ng Public Aacwante: 
(LVI .319.) - - - - - - - - - - - 2,482 16 - 
216. Ditto - - - towards carrying into effect a Plan for inquiring into the Mendicity of the Metropolis ; ‘Ge 1. $19) 500 —- - 
217. Ditto - - - for Expenses incurred upon a Plan for the Improvement of the Port of London; (ivr. 319.) - - 253 12 7 
218. Ditto - - - for continuing the Index to the Journals of the House of Lords ; (Lv1. 319.) - - - - 116 16 - 
219. Ditto - - - to discharge Fees on passing Public Accounts; (LVI. 319.) - - - - - - - 3,500 =— — 
220. Ditto - - - for Expenses at the Parliament Office; (Lv1. 319.) - . - - - - - - 374 4 8 
221. Ditto - - - to pay Bills drawn on account of New South Wales, due in 1800; (Lv1.319.) - . - - 6,756 10 5 
222. Ditto - » - to pay Bills drawn from New South Wales which became due in 1801 ; (LVI. 319.) - - - 7,901 10 4 
223. Ditto - - - to pay Artificers employed in various Works about the Houses of Padianent 3 (LVI. 319.) - - 2,000 - = 
224. Ditto - - - to pay Fees on passing a Commission appointing Comets to inquire into the state of the Cold 
' Bath Fields Prison; (LVI.319.) = . = -. &gt;. SS SU Sl eS hp te 1745 3 2 
225. Ditto - - - for Medicines sent to New South Wales; (Lv1.319.)  - - - - - - - - 895 16 = 
226. To make good the Sums paid for discount on prompt payments tothe Loan and Lotteries for 1800 ; (LVI. 320.) - 177,330 18 10 
227. Ditto - - - to the Bank for receiving the Contributions to ditto; (Lv1. 320.) - - - - « = 17,518 4 - . 
228. To make good Money paid for Salaries of Officers, and incidental aapenee of the Commission for the Reduction 
of the National Debt ; (Lv1. 320.) ~ - - - - ° - « - - - - go2 14 6 
229. To make good Money = to = er of “i eye am for extra rege in ees out ee os ; 
(LVI. 320.) - + - 1,000 —- — 
280. Ditto - - « fora Clerk ianifiated on various eailbtene relative to cnntinn Claims ; ; (Lv1. pend - - - 132 3 6 
231. For the Board of Agriculture ; (v1. 320.) - - - « - ° . " ° e ° ~ 3,000 — — 
232. For support of the Veterinary College ; (Lv1. 320.) - - - - pe d ‘ 2 i * ° iam - = 
233. For supporting the British Forts and Settlements on the Coast of Africa ; (Lv1. 320.) - - - : - 20,000 — -— 
234. 1g May 1801.—To enable His Majesty to afford assistance to the Queen of Portugal ; (Lv1. 438.) - - - 300,000 - - 
236. 11 June 1801.—Towards enabling the Trustees of the British am to ay on the execution of the Trusts epened 
in them by Parliament; (Lv1. 540.) - . - - . - - - 3,000 - — 
236. To make good Money issued to the Chairman of the Comenittece of the House of Lette 3 (LVI. 540.) - - 2,701 9 - 
237. Yor assisting the Levant Company in carrying on their Trade ; (Lv1. 540.) - . . - - - - 5,000 —- « 
238. To make good Money issued pursuant to Addresses ; (Lv1. 540.) - - - - - - - - 10,891 11 10 
239. Ditto - - - foradditional Allowances to Clerks in the Office for auditing Public Accounts; (LvI. 540.) - ° 827 12 - 
240, Ditto - - - tocomplete the semanas of Houses necessary for carrying on the Works at the New Marshalsea ; 
(LVI. 541.) - - - ” - - - ~ _ . - . ° 528 9 - 
241. Ditto - - - for Premiums to ie paid for Essays on breaking up of Grass Lands; (v1. 541.) - - - - 800 - - 
212. For the Civil Establishment at Sierra Leone ; (tv1. 541.) - - - - - - - - - ° ce 
National Debt : 
243. 11 June 1801.—To the Bank of England, to be by thom pies} to the Account of the Commissioners for Reduction ————==————= 
of the National Debt ; (Lv1. 540.) - ay ss eas cue - - «+ «£200,000 - — 
——aSee— 
Exchequer Bills : 
244, 21 February 1801.—For paying of Exchequer Bille, made out on Credit of the Detios on fecome ome by Act 39 
Geo. III. ;(Lvx. 78.) - een : ‘ - = 1,100,000 - - 
py Ditto - - - madeouton Credit of the Duties on Goods Lnahinetiind OE io od Pa 38 Geo. IIl.;(tvr.78.) 250,000 - —- 

















Ditto - - ~ made out by virtue of Act 39 &amp; 40 Gep. III. on Credit of the Supplies granted for 1800 ; (Lv1. 78.) - 4,000,000 - 





SU PPLY—continued. 





I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess. 1801. [41° Geo. I11.}]—continued. Sums Granted. 
Exchequer Bills—continued. &amp; 6d 
247. 27 Aprili801.—For paying Interest on ony me om moe ont by vireo of oper Act, of 39 &amp; 40 
Geo. III,; (1vz. 319.) - - - 305,484 7 2 
248. 11 June 1801.—For paying off Exchequer =, aa out by virtue o Act 39 &amp; " Geo Ill. for raising £ » 3,500,000. 
thereby ; (LVI. 540.) - - - - - - 3,500,000 - - 
249. Ditto - - - by virtue of Act for raising £: 3,000,000. ; oie an - -e : “3h &gt; + $000,000 - &lt; 
250. Ditto - - - by virtue of Act for raising a further sum of £. 3,000,000. ; (LVI. 540.) - - ~ - + 3,000,000 - — 
Vote of Credit : 
251. 





252. 


253. 


254. 


255. 


256. 
257. 


258. 


259. 
260. 


261. 


262. 


263. 
264. 


266. 
267. 
268. 


269. 
270. 


271 


272. 


273. 


274. 
275. 


276. 


277. 


278. 


279. 


280. 


281. 
282. 


285. 


287. 


- 11 June 1801.—To enable His Majesty to take such measures as the exigency of affairs may require; (Lv1.540.) £. 2,000,000 





—S—S 
Summary of Grants in Session 1801. [41° Geo. III. ] 

' 8. d. 

Navy (including Ordinance Sea Service) - - - - - - = = = 12,422,037 - @ 
PANY = aS SR ES SS ee ae ee ae &gt; 
Militia, Fencible and Volunteer Corps - - - - - - - - - - 3,452,873 12 5 
Ordnance (Land Service) - - - - -.- - - - = = = = = 1,481,962 16 - 
Miscellaneous Services for Great Britain - - - - - = - = = 766,030 8 —; 
Ditto -°- - for freland“* - - - &lt;0: SoS SS Se See 212,391 11 4% 
£. 28,831,288 1 7 


Treasury Arrangements ;—Payment of Exchequer Bills and Treasury 
Bills, Reduction of National Debt, Discount Allowances, and Vote of 


Credit »£-17,532,815. 558. sterling, and £. 522,200. Irish Currency = 18,014,846 - 5 


Total of Grants in Session 1801 - - - £. 46,846,134 3 - 


In Session 1801-2. 142° G One: 111] 


Navy, &amp;c. (including Ordnance Sea Service) : 


9 November 1801—THAT 130,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service for three lunar 
months, commencing 1 January 1802, including 30,000 Marines ; (LVII. 15.) 


For Wages for ditto ; (Lv11I. 15.) - - - : - - ° « - ° ~ . - . 
For Victuals for ditto; (Lv11. 15.) - - - - - 3 44° . ° ° : . A 4 
For Wear and Tear of Shipsin which they are to serve; (LV1I.15.) - - - - - - - a 
For Ordnance for Sea Service on board such Ships; (Ltv11. 15.) - . - - . - - ° ° 
12 November 1801.—For the Ordinary Establishment of the Navy, ves three senate months, commencing 1 January 
1802; (LVII. 21.) - - - - - - - ° © « ‘. “ “i 

For the Extraordinary Establishment of ditto; (Lv11. 21.) - - - - - - - ° ° ° 
For the Expense of Transport Service, and Maintenance of Prisoners of War in health; (Lv11. 22.) - - - 
For the Maintenance of sick Prisoners of War ; (Lv1t. 22.) - - - - - . ~ - - 

8 February 1802.—Towards discharging the Debt of the Navy; (LvII.91.) - - - = - = = 


11 March 1802.—THAT 130,000 Men be employed for Sea Service, for two lunar months, com- 
mencing 26 March 1802, including 30,000 ene; (LVII. 222.) 


For Wages for ditto; (LvII.222.) - - - = = os ep eres EV tet 
For Victuals for ditto; (Lv11. 222.) - - : - - : . - e . - . - « 
For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve; (LVII. 222.) - =» - - - (* - 
For Ordnance for Sea Service on board such Ships ; (Lv11.222.) - - - - - . - - ° 
’ 13 March 1802 —For the Oodinery Establishment of the avy for two lunar months, ermmnenting 26 March 1802 ; 

(LvII. 229.) - - - - - - - - - ° ° - 
For the Extraordinary Establishment of ditto; (Lv11. 229.) - - - - - - - - ° - 
For the Expense of Transport Service, and Maintenance of Prisoners of War in health ; (Lv11. 229.) - - 
For the Maintenance of sick Prisoners of War; (Lv11. 229.) - - - - . - - - - 


11 May 1802.—That 88,000 Men be employed for Sea Service, for one lunar month, com- 
mencing 22 May 1802, including 18,000 Marines ; (LVII. 437. ) 


For Wages for ditto; (LV1I. 437.) - - - ° - ° ° . » . e a 
For Victuals for ditto ; (Lv11. 437.) - - ee ee ae ee ae tek See aS “See ae 
For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve ; (LVII. 437.) - - - - ° é ¥. x 
For Ordnance for Sea Service on board such Ships; (tvit. 437.)- - - * * © *# *  # 
20 May 1802.—For the Ordinary er nn se of the Navy for one lunar month, commencing 21 May 1802; 
(LV1I.479.)  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

For the Extraordinary Establishment of ditto (LVII. 479.) . - - - - - « « ° 
For the Expense of Transport Service, and maintenance of Prisoners of War in health; (Lv11. 479.) - - 
For the Maintenance of sick Prisoners of War; (Lv1I. 479.) - - - . - - - - ~ 


10 June 1802.—That 70,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service for seven lunar months, com- 
mencing 18 June 1802, including 14,000 Marines; (LVII. 560.) 


Vor Weges Ger Gitte; (uven. gOe} (62 Ss er ew wm me, oer) rea) a ere 
For Victuals for ditto; (Lv11. 560.) - = - a3 edt ci em a pee - a. he 2, ee 
For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve; (Lv11. 560.) - - - - s ;* - ° 
For Ordnance for Sea Service on board such Ships; (Lv11. 560.) - . - - - - - : : 
15 June 1802.—For the Ordinary Netebiiabmens of the Navy for seven hanes months, commencing 18 June 1802; 
(LVII.595-) - - - - e ° - “ - - - - - - - 
For the Extraordinary Establishment of ditto; (LVII. 595.) - - ° “4 . - 
For the Expense of Transport Service, and Maintenance of Prisoners of War in health cov. 596-) - - 
For the Maintenance of sick Prisuners of War ; (Lv11. 596.) Dg ee &gt; nal a hind 
For an increase of Half-pay to Commission Officers, and of additional Pay to Bartocrsy Oficers of the Navy for 
six months, commencing 1 July 1802 ; (Lv1r. 596. ) - - . - - - - 





Sums Granted. 


721,500 
741,000 
1,170,000 
97,600 


210,604 
233,633 
360,000 
28,000 
2,000,000 


481,000 
494,000 
780,000 

65,000 


140,403 
1555756 
240,000 

15,000 


162,800 
167,200 
264,000 

22,000 


70,201 
77,878 
109,000 
3,000 


906,500 


931,000 


1,4'70,000 


122,500 


637,316 17 


306,233 


608,548 15 


12,000 


30,000 


bmi n 





£.13,833,573 12 6 


——————oe 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 
























































































































291. 


303. 
304, 
305. 
306. 
307. 


310, 
311. 
312. 
313. 
314. 
315. 
316. 


317. 
318. 
319. 


320. 
321. 


322. 


3253. 


324. 


325. 
326. 


327. 
328. 
320. 
330. 


331. 


333. 


335. 


904 


age emcee emma cman sama aancaneamarmeamaerreaermamemmammmmarasaet saan 
I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess.1901-2. [42° Geo. 111:}—continued. 


290. 


292. 


SUPPLY —continued. 


Army : 

14 November1801.—That 58,718 Men be employed for Land Service in Great Britain, Jersey, 
Guernsey, and Alderney, including 7,175 Invalids, from 25 December 1801 to 
24 March 1802; (LVI. 26.) 


Tuat 18,660 Men be employed for Land Service in Ireland, including 661 Invalids ; 
(LVI. 26.) 
For 58,718 = for Guards, Gani and other’ kau F orem, in om  Raltain, Jemuey, Gusumy, and Ablerney ; ; 
(tvi1.26.)  - - 
For 18,660 men ‘for Land pistes ikea; ane 26.) a AS 
For Forces in the Plantations, including those serving at Gibraltar, Minorca, Malta, at the Cape of Good. Hope, 
and New South Wales; (tv11. 26.) - - -~ - - - - - e.loie - - ~ 
For. four troops of Dragoons, and seventeen companies of Foot, stationed in Great Britain for menting the 


Regiments serving in East India; (Lv11. 26.) - - - - - - - - - - 
For Contingencies and Allowances for the Land Forces in Great Britain; (Lv11.26.)  - - - - - 
For Contingencies for Land Forces in Ireland; (tv11. 26.) - - - - - - - - - 
For General and Staff Officers, and Officers of Hospitals in Great Britain, Jersey, Guernsey, and Alderney (LvII. 27.) 
For Full Pay to Supernumerary Officers; (LvII.27.)-  - = -*© -© - = # - - 


For Allowances to the Paymaster General, to the Commissary General of Musters, &amp;c. &amp;c. in Great Britain; (LVII. 27.) 
For the increased Rates of Subsistence to vail mah on quartering Seiten, and sop to Land pee for 


Small Beer; (tv11.27.) - = - - . a . 
For Allowances to Reduced Officers of Land Pate one Marines in Great Britain, -_ to two Privates of the 

Horse Guards ; (Lv11. 27.) - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - 
For Half Pay and Allowances to the Reduced Officers of British American Forces ; iets 27.) - - - 
On account of Officers late in the Service of the States General ; (Lv11. 27.) - - - - - - - 
For the In and Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, and the expenses of the Hospital ; (tvi1.27.) - - - 
For Pensions to Widows of Officers of the Land Forces in Great Britain; (Lv1II.27.)  - - - - - 
For the Barrack Department in Great Britain ; (Lv11. 27.) - - - - - - - - - - 
For Foreign Corps in the service of Great Britain; (Lv11.27.)  - . . - - - - - - 


1 December 1801.—Towards detraying the Eutrpergnay Sorsjame of the Army in in Gomt Rehan, - aad ye. sae; 
(LVII. §3-) - - 


Towards ditto - - - in Ireland; rok 53-) = - - - - - - - 
For extra Forage for the Cavalry in Ireland, from 25 December ae to 24 March 1802 ; veg 54.) = - 
For Allowances to the principal Officers of several Public Departments in Ireland ; (Lv11. 54.) - - - 


For Half pay and Allowances to Reduced Officers, and to retired Chaplains in Ireland; (Lv11. 54.) - - - 
For Pensions to Widows of Officers of the Land Forces in Ireland; (Lv11. 54.) - - - - - - 
For General and Staff Officers in Ireland, including Allowances to the Medical Board; (Lv1t. 54.) - - - 
For Medicines, Bedding, and Hospital aagetin, for the ane" in eRe and heal por ~— promi 


Infirmaty in Dublin; (Lv. 54.) - ot &lt; 
For the In and Out-Pensioners of the Royal Hospital near Kilmainham, wi thee expenses of the Hospital; (LVII. 54.) 
For the Barrack Department in Ireland ; (Lv1t. 54.) - - - - - - - ° 7 . 
For Allowances to the Non-commissioned Officers and Private Men of the Land Forces in Ireland, for Small 

Beer; (LV1II. 54.) + . - - - - - - ~ s - a . ms 4 z 
For ditto - - - whileon a march in Ireland; (tv11. 54.) - - - - = * * = = « 


8 February 1802.—Towards defraying the Extraordinary Services of the Army for 1801; (LvII.91.) - = + - 


4 March 1802-—Tu at 61,176 Men be employed for Land Service in Great Britain, including 
7,175 Invalids, from 25 March 1802 to 24 May following ; (LVII. 200.) 


THAT 23,269 Men be employed for Land Service in Ireland, including 661 Invalids ; 


(LVII. 200.) 
For 61,176 men for Guards, Garrisons, and other Land Forces in Great Britain, Jersey, Guernsey, - raney's . 
(LVII. 200.) + - ~ - - - 1 - - - ia - ‘4 * 
For 23,269 men for Land Forces in Ireland; (Lv11. 200.) - . - - - - - ° oy) me 
For Forces in the Plantations, including GRenten, apne, Matta, Egypt, Cape wa eae Hope, ond New 
South Wales ; (Lv11. 200 ) - - ° 
For four troops of Dragoons, and seventeen companies of Fo oot, stationed in Gass. Britain for » a Regi- 
ments serving in East India; (Lv11. 200.) - ~ Pe - ° =" = és a “ : 2 
For the Barrack Department in Great Britain ; (Lv11. 200.) - - aS 36 el - ~ * 
For ditto - - - in Ireland; (LviI.200.) - - - - ° - . © « ° " “ . 
For Foreign Corps in the service of Great Britain; (Lvi1. 200.) - - - - - - - - ° 


11 May 1802.—Tuat 61,176 Men be employed for Land Service, in Great Britain, Jersey, 
Guernsey, and Alderney, including 7,175 Invalids, from 25 May 1802 to 24 June 
following ; (LVII. 437.) 


TuatT 23,269 Men be employed for Land Service in Ireland, including 661 Invalids ; 


(LVII. 437.) 
For 61,176 men for Guards, Garrisons, “e other Land Forces in Great Britain, Jersey, Guernsey, and Alderney ; 
(LVII. 437.) - : ° - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ 
For 23,269 men for Land Forces in baleate (LVII.437-) -  - - - - bie - 


For Forces in the Plantations, including Gibraltar, Maer Malin, Egypt the Cape - Good Hope, on aoe 
South Wales ; (Lvil. 437.) - - . 


10 June 1802.—TH AT 70,299 effective Men be employed in the United Kingdom of Great Britain 
and Ireland, for Land Service, from 25 June 1802 to 24 December following ; 


(VII. 560.) 
For Guards, Garrisons, and other Land Forces in Great Britain, er Guernsey and Alderney ; (Lv1t. 560.) 
For Land Forces in Ireland ; (vit. 560.) - - - * ‘ . ob WO gp a 


For Forces in the Plantations, including those serving at Gibraltar, Ceylon, and New South Wales ; (iv11. 561 ) 


For four troops of Dragoons, and seventeen companies of Foot, stationed. in Great Britain, for recruiting the 
Regiments serving in East India, from 25 March to 24 June 1802 ; (xv1r. 561.) ltd, Fi ng - 

For ditto - - - from 25 June to 24 December 1802 ; (vit. 561.) 2S eee ig aes 

vee reer | and Contingencies for the Land Forces in Great Britian, from 25 March to 24 December seen}, ; 
Lvir. 561 - io Te? ne 

For Contingencies for Land Forces in ‘eitend 3 (Lvi1. 561.) - - = ° - - . . - - 


557,499 16 
147,727 10 


634,231 2 


9,370 14 
95,000 — 
3,964 6 
21,000 6 
6,253 17 
27,256 — 


105,000 — 


34,273 
14,794 
246 
36,651 
5,292 7 
146,160 - 
117,969 


600,000  — 
300,000 — 
46,606 3 
1,722 
6,157 
1,267 
13,868 9 


5555 
14,148 — 
88,892 6 


25,133 17 
2,307 13 
1,847,174 - 


398,577 9 
120,423 


386,657 


6,351 5 
99,064 = 
59,307 
75,511 _ 


202,555 
61,198 


15 
16 


196,498 2 


764,391 3 


439,035 
352,844 1 


39227 
17,299 9 


77,500 - 
174,000 - 





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SUPPLY —continued. 





905. 





I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply —seas. 1901-2. [42° Geo. 111.]—continued. 


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Militia, Fencible and Volunteer Corps : : 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


Army—continued. 


10 June 1802~continued.—For General and Staff ORcus, ont Ofiewra * the Cenpliats in Gum oa, oem 
25 March to 24 June 1802 ; (Lv11. 561.) - 


For ditto - - - from 25 June to 24 December 1802 ; (iin 561.) EVAR TP CNS SNS OTN 


For ditto - - in Ireland, from 25 March to 24 June 1802 ; (uvi1. 561.) - - - - - - - 
For ditto - - - in Ireland, from 24 June to 25 December 1802 ; (Lv11. 561.) - a 
For Full Pay to Supernumerary Officers in Great Britain, from 25 March to 24 December eel uv 561.) 
For ditto - - - in Ireland, from 25 June to 24 December 1802; (Lv11. 561.) - - - - + 


oe ae to the i ens Cane, &amp;c. bar in Cont — i= % — Ny 7" December A asf ; 
LVII. 5) 1 @ 


For ditto - - - to the Muster Master General i in Ireland heat 25 March to 24 December wali igi 561 *“" 
For the increased Rates of Subsistence to be _ on ay a and allowance » Land 7 for mh 


beer, in Great Britain; (Lv. 561.) - : : ° - 
For Allowances to Land Forces in Ireland, for oval beer; oie. 561 en Sy ge OS aa Ne i AP ec ap 
am ditto = - to praepene Officers of — or and rere in ree iaeanes om 25 nena to vod June wees 
LvIr. 562.) - - - - - 


For Half Pay and Andina to the Reduced Officers of Land Forces i in ireland ; quail ie y - - - 


On Account of Reduced Officers of mone esgrest and aatenes in Gon ae, as 25 nae to ~ Decne 
1802 ; (Lvi1. 562.) - - 


For Half Pay and Allowances to the ‘Reduced Officers of Land Nisan in Ireland; fk ‘is )- - - - 
For ditto - - - to the Rndeoat OGews of motte Sentaiemm vom, cons 25 om to 24 pee way 3 


(iv11. 562.) - - - - 
On Account of Officers, late i in the service of the States a denis 562 ) - - - - - 
For the In and Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, and the expenses of the Hospital; (1v11. 562 )- - - 
For ditto - - - of the Royal Hospital at Kilmainham ; (tv11.) 562. - - - - - - - - 
For Pensions to Widows of Officers of Land Forces in Great Britain ; (Lv1t. 562.) - . - - - - 
For Allowances to Widows of Officers of the Land Forces in Ireland; (rv1t.562.)- - = - - 
For the Barrack Department in Great Britain, from 25 May 1802 to 24 December following ; (Lv11. “562 ) - 
For ditto - - - in Ireland; (tvu1. 562.) - - - - - - - - - - . - - 
For Foreign Corps in the service of Great Britain ; (Lv11. 562.) BAUS! TG Ag ye UQAPy) SOLO - 9 


For defraying the Charge of the Royal Military College for 1802; (Lvif. 562.) - 
For defraying Expenses eagemee 6 be ane in any the Bay wth the Royal Military Asylum; 


(Lv11. 562.) - - 
’ For Medicines, Bedding, and Hospital Contingencies, for the Forces in Ireland, and for and Roget aaiiery 
Infirmary in Dublin, from 25 March to’ 24 December 1802 ; (Lv11. §62.)"  - - ~ 


4 


Sums Granted. 

£. s. d, 

13847 - ~ 
17,292 16 10 
13,868 9 1 
7,981 12 4 

27,754 411 
1,200 - — 

100.855 3 10 
5,191 18 4 

140,000 - - 
60,313 16 11 
35,935 12 3 
6212 3 8 

144,500 - - 
26,169 4 &amp; 
45,205 9 7 
8 5 

156,511 11 2 
26,193 4 7 
16,171 2 @ 
3,873 4- 

297,184 - — 
136,990 1 10 
921,800 14 - 
6,369 2 atta 

13,000 - ~- 


16,191 14 10 


15 June'1802.—Towards defraying the Extraordinary Services of the Army in Great Britain for 1802 ; (Lvir. 596.) 1,000,000 - - 





14 November 1801.—For the embodied Militia and hm of ape ys in oor atin from 25 Saye 


1801 to 24 March 1802; (Lv1I.27.) - - 
For ditto - - - in Ireland;(uvit.27.) - - = - - - - - - - - ° 
For Contingencies for the Embodied Militia and aye of F encible Infantry in Great Britain ; (LV1I. 27.) - - 
For ditto - - - in Ireland; (tv11.27.)  - - - - - - - - . ° 
For the Volunteer Corps of Cavalry and Infantry in Great Britain; (LVI1. ‘7. Sieiund sQely opis lens - 
For ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lvl. 97.) - - ee oe Fo o.  . Wah ar? ene 


8 February 1802.—For defraying the Charge of Pay for bets Mees, : reembetiot under His Majesty’ 8 ert up 
to 24 December 1801 ; (Lv1I. y2.) - 


4 March 1802.—For Fencible Infantry in Great Britain, from 25 March to 24 May ; (Lv11. = oe oe 


For ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lv11.200.) - -* - - * *#© 2 2 = - 8 «© 

25 March 1802.—For defraying the Cony « Gs ontoties Militia, of Const Rani, fom the 26th Mont ” 
24 May 1802; (Lvi1. 267.) - - ° ° 

For ditto - - - inJreland; (uvir.267.) - - - © © © © = © #© #8 2 « 


22 April 1802.—That Provision be made for the Pay of the Militia of Great Britain for 1802 ; (Lv11. 363.) - - 
Ditto - - - for Allowances to Subaltern Officers of the Militia in time of peace ; (Lv11. 363.) - - - 


11 May 1802.—For Fencible Infantry in Great Britain, from %5 May to 24 June 1802 ; oe 437.) - - . 
For ditto - - - in Ireland; (uv11.437-) - - = - - - wit 'e 
That Provision be made for ene to ) Aa ont Serjeant aoe o the Miia disembodied, - 1802 ; 

(LVII. 437-) - . - ~ 

18 May 1802.—Ditto - - - for Allowances to ico men Ofc of the Militia of iealend, dusing. peace, 

for 1802; (tvi1. 468.) - - - ° ° ‘ 

10 June oe the reese Cues of Coahy and aeteatty.! in eee Britain, Some 25 Mud to 30 Apel atte 

(tvi1. 562.) - 
For ditto - - - in Ireland, ails 25 March to 24 May 1802 ; (avis. 562.) - . - . - - 


That Provision be made for defraying the Charge of the Pay of the Militia of Ireland, for 1802 ; (Lv11. 563.) - 
12 June 1802.—For defraying the Charge of Yeomanry in Ireland, from 25 May to 24 December 1802; (Lv11. 577.) 


Ordnance (Land Service): 
14 November 1801.—For Oninases hand a in Great Bake, a January, February, and — 1808; ; 


(tvi1. 28.) - ° - 

For ditto - - - in Ireland ; (anit 28.) - - - ii - - - - - - - - - 
18 March 1802.—For Ordnance Land Service in Great Britain, for April and May 1802 ; om 241 ? e4* 
For ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lvi1.241.) - - + - + = © - - 
11 May 1802.—For Ordnance Land Service, in Great Britain, for June 1802 ; (LV11. 437.) oy On pe 
For ditto - - - in Ireland; (vi. 437.) -- -° = -« -© © © © © © 5 © * 
10 June 1802.—For Ordnance Land Service, in Great Britain, from 1 July to 31 December 1802 ; (Lv11. 663.) - 
For ditto - - - not provided for in 1800 ; (vit. 583-) ae oN Fo Oe ers Pe 
For ditto - - - in 1801; (Lv11. 563.) - - - - - - . 
For Ordnance Services in Ireland, from 1 July to 31 Densiber sens Rove 563.) Ty See oe 


&amp;. 10,990,376 9 5 





379,178 19 
346,205 7 
12,500 
8,769 
180,000 


108,366 


114,000 - = 


40,189 7 10 
84,013 7 7 
238,000 -- 
136,692 6 2 


oie i 
orola er 


20,424 2 4 
42,695 6 5 


42,000 - - 
68,926 19 9 


——s 


30,000 - - 





£.1,880,961 11 1 


————— 


400,000 - = 
75,000 - = 
266,666 13 
50,000 - 
133,336 6 
25,000 — 
272,266 9 
17,088 3 
109,917 5 
53,076 18 


&gt; 


aors 





£.1,395,35! 17 1 
a 



















































906: SUPPLY —continued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply x —sess. 1901-2. [42* Geo. U1. }—continued. 


Miscellaneous Services : 


402. 20 November 1801.—For Relief of the suffering Clergy and Laity of eisai and American hago for prey: 
February, and March 1802 ; (LVII. 39.) - - - ° ° 
403. For Foreign and-other Secret Services for January, February, ei March pate £.35,000.; ieeala gut os 


404. (see infra, 473.)—For defraying the Expense of Convicts at Home for ditto ; (LV11. 39.) - - - . es é 


405. 24 November 1801.—To make good Maney java. for we warroeee of Railings for the anespanaiietion of Puller 
ment; (LvII. 43.) - a 

406. Ditto - - - for publishing the Average Price of Riek and Rice in the London io ao Py — 

407. Ditto - - - to pay Persons employed in preparing Abstracts of Population of Great Britain; (Lv11.43.) - + 

408. Ditto - - - for additional Allowance to Clerks in the Office for auditing Public Accounts; (LV1II. 43.) . - 

409. Ditto - - - to the Magnets. of the Thee Police Ofc for -orarding me Thanye vbalow Landen Bridge; 

(LVII. 43.) - 

410. Ditto - - - to defray the Expense hesiiiniha in carrying into ‘efiect “ Population Aces aah es ioe 

411. (see infra, 480.)—Ditto - - - owen corrying ! into me a cplen fai inquiring inte the Manticity “ the Niteteopolies ; 
(LVII. 43.) = 

412, Ditto - - - for Sentien at the ae a Office i in Seiten 1800-1 ; ra 43-) “- © © « -« 


413. (see infra, 482.)—Ditto - - - to the Chairman of the Committees of the House of Peers; (Lv11. 43.) ° 


414, Ditto - - - to Mr. Thornton, for his trouble in stanting eer Comspissioneen for inquiring into the State of Cold 
Bath Fields Prison ; (Lv11. 43.) - - - - - - ° . ° « . 
415. (see infra, 484.)—Ditto - - - for the Repairs of the Harbour of Port Patrick; (LVII. 43.) - - - - - 
416, Ditto - - - to pay Artificers employed at both Houses of Parliament; (Lv11. 44.) - ee ae ° 
417. Ditto - - - to pay the Passage of the Reverend Mr. Rudd and Family to Quebec; (Lv1r.44.)-  *- - = = 
418. Ditto - - - pursuant to Addresses ; (LV11. 44.) - - - - - - - - - - - 
419. 1 December 1801.—For defraying the Eupens of Peetiqns 4 in he shape of Dima, aah oom utenti antag 
25 March 1802; (Lvit. 54.) - 
420. For ditto - - - of Civil Buildings in Ireland for ditto ; core a - - - - - - - - 
421, For ditto - - - of apprehending Public Offenders in Ireland for ditto ; (Lv1I. 54.) - - - - - e 
422. For ditto - - - of the Offices of Solicitors of Criminal Causes in Ireland for ditto; (Lv11. 54.)- Sis Arena? 
423, For ditto - - - of Proclamations and Advertisements.in the Dublin Gazette, &amp;c. for ditto; (LVII. 54.) - - 
424, For ditto - - - of Printing certain Statutes in Ireland for ditto; (Lv11. 54.) - - - - - - a 
425. For ditto - - - of Printing, Stationery, and other Disbursements for Public Offices in Ireland for ditto ; (Lv11. 54.) 
426. For defraying the incidental expenses of the Board of Treasury in Ireland for ditto; (LV1I. 55.) - il com 
427. For defraying the Expense of building further Offices for the Records of Ireland, and to discharge sums due 
for building Courts of Justice for ditto; (Lv11. 55.) - - - - Rib otteudis : - 
428. To be paid to the Trustees of the Linen and Hempen Manufactures in Ireland for ditto; (LV1I.55.) - - = 
429. To be paid to the Board of First Fruits in Ireland, for building and re-building Churches for ditto; (Lv11. 55.) 
430. To be paid to the Dublin Society for promoting Husbandry, and other useful Arts for ditto; (Lv1I. 55.) - + 
431. To be applied towards completing the epanes ening - the aapeyeaty of “ — Seciaty, and ee a 
Garden for ditto; (LV1I. 55.) - © 
432. To be applied in promoting the Purposes of the Farming Societies of Ireland for ditto ; onion: 55-) + - - 
433. To be paid to the Corporation for paving, cleansing, and lighting the City of Dublin for ditto; (Lv11. 55.) - - 
434, To be paid to the Commissioners for making wide and convenient Streets in Dublin for ditto; (Lv1I. 55.) - == 
435 For defraying the Charge of the Pee pays in ae for pao mon ween owe in 
Treland for ditto; (Lv1I. 55.) - 
436. For ditto - - - of the Foundling Hospital in Dublin for ditto; tase, 55) TR ete? BR Bee 
437 For ditto - - - of Hibernian Marine Nursery for Sailors Children for ditto; (Lv11. 55.) - - - - 


438. (see infra, 507.)-—For ditto - - - of supporting the Westmorland Lock Hospital in Dublin for ditto; (Lv11. 55.) - 
439. (see infra, 608.)—For ditto - - - of the Hibernian School for Soldiers Children for ditto; (LVII.55.) - - = 


440. For ditto - = + of the Roman Catholic Seminary in Ireland for ditto; (tv1I.55.)- *© - + - =» 
441. (see infra, 510.)—For ditto - - - of aang =e House @ aay | for the oud of as net in Dublin a wr: 
(LVII. 55.) - - - - 
442. (see infra, 511.)— For ditto - - - of the Society for iiiiiaiamiiee Vice and for promoting o Knowledge 7 
Practice of the Christian Religion in Ireland for ditto ; (Lv11. 55.) - - - 
443. For ditto - - - of the Female Orphan House near Dublin, for deserted Female Children for ditto ; (LVII. 56.) - 
444. 25 March 1802.—For expenses of the Commission for the Reduction of the National Debt; (Lv11. 266.) - - 
445. To make good money paid for the purchase of One-third of the Duke of Richmond's Annuity ; veda 266. ) - 
446. Ditto - - - for Officers of Exchequer for extra trouble; (ivit.266.) - - - - ° 
447. Ditto - - - for money paid to the Bank for Discount on Loan and Lottery for 1801; (Lv11.266.) - - = 
448. Ditto - - - to the Bank for receiving Contributions to ditto; (Lv11.266.) - - - - + - = 
449. Ditto - - - for incidental Expenses attending the Lottery for 1801; (Lvir.266.) - + é 
450. For et yam se to _ St. viene =e —— my hate sanepcmmas in cape in ithe West Indies; ; 
(tv11. 266.) - - - = 
451. To make good the Deficiency “of - yoga ‘granted - oh the duties on ytods and tonnage on 1801; 
(ivi. 267.) - - ° 
452. 29 Marck 1802.—For defraying ” — of sens ty in - wae of aranee for nine mane, amar 5 7 
1803; (LVII. 273.) - 
453. For ditto - - - of seach Public Offenders i in Ireland for ditto ; ; one wae « "he - ‘es 7 
454, For ditto - - - of the Office of Solicitor of Criminal Causes in Ireland for ditto; (1v11. 2'73.) ie ee 


455. (see infra, 524.)—For ditto - - - of Proclamations in Dublin Gazette, &amp;c. for ditto; (Lv11. 273.) a 


456, For defraying the Expense of Printing, Stationery, and other srerecuomres wd the rene Ofiess in lediend ond 
nine months ending 5 January 1803; (Lv1I. 273.) - : - 
457. For defraying the incidental Expenses of the Board of Treasury in Ireland for ditto ; (iva! 074.) - - 
458. For defraying the Ex —_ of building further Offices for ea apasene # ges “— to any sums rn end 
building Courts of Justice for ditto ; (Lv11. 274.) - 
459. To be applied in working a Gold Mineé*in the county of Wicklow for ions Ply ona ©, 2:@5) :enuled wi - 
460. For Clothing the Battle-Axe Guards in Ireland from 1 December 1802 to 1 June 1804; (LVII. 274.) - . ~ 
461. For the Dublin Society for promoting Husbandry for nine months ending 5 January 1802 ; (Lv1I. 274-) &gt; + 


462. (see ?— a the pttinienal Ruling at he Eagoniony of ~ Deals Society: and Botenis pate odie; ; 
LVII. 274.) - 

For defraying the Gisesi: of des Farming Societies of Ireland for ditto; one, 274.) - ae in 

Forditto - - + of the Incorporated Society, for promoting English Protestant Schools in Ireland for ditto; (Lv1r. 274. ) 


463. 
464. 








Sums Granted. 


£. &amp; 


69,000 - 
12,500 —- 
8,000 - 


300 - 
466 
100 - 
2,707 18 


1,500 — 
135 


500 - 
354 
2,701 9g 


99 
471 
5,000 —- 
130 11 
14,049 14 


240 18 
7,384 12 
576 18 
5,769 4 
1,620 18 
869 12 
4,541 10 
461 10 


1,384 
4,984 
1,153 
1,269 4 


1,038 9 

461 
2,307 
1,038 9 


4,552 
3,461 
461 
1,545 4 
913 
1,846 3 


3,898 2 


€9 4 
115 7 


2,865 15 
144,611 2 
§00 - 


23,562 3 
1,500 — 


455332 17 


726 - 
1,730 
17:37 
4,865 1 


13,625 1 
1,384 


4,153 17 
1,846 3 
683 1 
3,807 13 


3115 7 
1,384 12 
13,595 7 


7 
4 


6 


410,000 — 


4 
1 


6 


458,514 8 7 


t 
3 
: 


j 





SUPPLY —continued. 





907 





I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Suepply,—sess. 1801-2.[42° Geo. 111.]—continued. 

_ Miscellaneous Services—continued. 

465. 29 March 1802-continued.—For defraying the Change of me Foundling eae in pipe Laas nine ects cating 

5 January 1802 ; (LVII. 274.) - - 

466. For ditto - - - of the Hibernian Marine Samay for Sailors Children for ditto; rane madi - - 
467. For ditto - - - of the Hibernian School for Seldiers Children for ditto; (Lvi1.274.) - + * « 
468. For ditto - - - of supporting the Westmorland Lock Hospital in Dublin for ditto; (Lv1r. 274.) - 
469. For ditto - - - of the Roman Catholic Seminary in Ireland for ditto; (Lv11. 2°74.) o ~ A. ‘ 
470. For ditto - - - of supporting the House of Industry for the Relief of the Poor in Dublin for ditto; (Lvrr. ng) » 
471. (see supra, 406.)—For ditto - - = of the Society for promoting the Christian Religion in Ireland for ditto ; (Lv11. 274.) - 
472. For ditto - - - of the Female Orphan House, near Dublin for ditto; (Lv11. 2'74.) ee ee 


473. For ditto --- - of fitting up, ae ae a epee of en in wh for young — for 
1802; (LV1I.274.) - . 


474. § April1802.—To make good Money issued to pay a Bill of Exchange for the 5 of Port Partick ; ee 297. ) 
475. Ditto - - - for preparing Abstracts of Population; (Lv11.297.) - - os 
476. Ditto - - - for continuing the Index to the Journals of the House of Lords; vii: 297.) ee ee 
477. Ditto - - - for superintending the Arrangements of the restitution of the Danish Colonies ; (Lv11. 297.) 


478. Ditto - - - for Copies of Abstracts of Population; (Lv11.297.) - - - =  S ° ° 

479. (see 7 414. — - - - for atficigael Allowances bd Clerks in the Office for suing the Pablie Areounte ; 
LVII. 297 - - - . 

480. Ditto - - - to Mr. Colman for ‘igen attending his feanovil from his late House ; ; ivi: don ee ae 

481. Ditto - - - to pay Bills drawn on Account of New South Wales, due in 1801; (Lvi1..298.) - - - « 


482. (see supra, 417.)—Ditto - - - to pay a Bill drawn for Expenses incurred by the Consul at Algeem; orn. 298 ) 
483. Ditto - - - for publishing the average price of Sugar in 1801 ; (Lv11. 298.) - - ° ~ 


Ditto - - - to Captain Hunter, for Supplies on a Voyage from New South Wales; iat 298 ) - - 
Ditto - - - to Settlers on their departure for New South Wales; (Lv11. 298.) - 


an ~ Charge of the Extreenlinesy inpenets incusved for Poshedution ating to the Coin in eters 
LVII. 2 - - 


484 
485. 
486. 
487. For ditto - - - of the Seneiuee likely to be incurred for confining ary maintaining Convicts at Home, for nine 
months, ending 31 December 1802; (1v11,298.)- = « 
488 
489. 
a 


For ditto - - - of the Superintendence of Aliens for 1802 ; (Lv11. 298.) ° 


To make good to the Consolidated Fund Money paid out of the mavens sal ares - Bounties en Corn and 
Grain imported to 20 March 1802 ; amended, (Lv11.298.) - 


For defraying the Charge of the Civil Establishment of Upper Canada in iis toe 298 ) 
For ditto - + - of Nova Scotia in 1802; (tvir.298.)- - - - - 
“ (see supra, 427.)—For ditto - - - of New Brunswick in 1802; (tv11.298.)- - - = 


493. For ditto - - - of Prince Edward Island for 1802 ; (Lv11. 298.) - o ° - * is i . ‘ 
494. For ditto - - - of the Island of Cape Breton for 1802; (Lvi.298.) - - - - «+= «= «+ « 
496. For ditto - - - of Newfoundland for 1802; (1v11. 298.) ~- - - e - » e m » t 
496. For ditto - - - of the Bahama Islands for 1802 ; (Lv11. 298.) - e © ° “ . - &gt; 
497. For ditto - - - of the Bermudas or Somers Islands for 1809 ; (Lv1t. 298.) - P &gt; J ts a 
498. For ditto - - - of the Island of Dominica for 1802 ; (Lv11. 298.) ST ye we a 
499. For ditto - - - of New South Wales for1802; (Lv1I.299.) - + - + «© = = « -&amp; 
500. 10 April 1802.—-For Cetraying * awe al — a in aeene, - nine ae, caging 5 January 1803; 
(Lv11. 336.) ~ ° A 3 
501. For ditto - - - of the Office of ees to the a ae of Charitable Donations for 1802 ; (Lv11. 336.) - 


602. - For the Board of First Fruits in Ireland for betting ane re- os ney for nine mentin, Jeenrees 5 pepeery 
1803; (v1. 336.) = - e 


503. For the Trustees of the Linen and Hempen Manufactures i in Ireland for ditto ; jog 336. . - 


504. For defraying the Expense of the Fever Hospital in Dublin, for 1802; (Lv11. 336.) - - ° - 
505. For the Commissioners for makibg Wide and  Samyeotont aoe j in Dublin, for nine monte; ending 5 January 1803 ; 

(tv11. 336.) - - ‘ 
506. For the Corporation for Paving, Giasilng ond Lighting the ¢ city of Duilin for ditto; (LVII. 336.) - - - 


507. 29 April 1802.—To enable His Majesty to grant a yearly sum of £. 12,000. out of the Consolidated Fund to the Duke 
of Sussex ; (Lv11. 384.) 


50”. Ditto - « - té the Duke of Cambridge; (1vz1. 384.) 


509. 27 May 1802.—For the relief of the Suffering Clergy and Laity of France, Toulonese and Corsican Emigrants, certain 
St. Domingo Sufferers, and American Loyalists, for nine months, ending 1 January 1803 ; (LV11. 512.) - 

510. (see supra, 445.)—3 June esa "re Dr. meet meee, | as a heaps - his Gay 4 Vestas races 
(LVII. 5444.) - ul 

611. To Henry Greathead, as a — for his ienntion of the Life Boat ; hone, 544) - © = 


612. 10 June 1862.—For paying off Treasury Bills that will become due within the year 1802 in Ireland; (iv11. 563.) - 
513. For defraying the expense of Compiling, oe ae manly = =e sree, - - -pagenens of the sama: 
of Lords of Ireland, and Index; (Lvi1. 563.) a pe 
§14. For discharging sums remaining unpaid on account of Printing aa Binding 1 1500 copies of Gai new cition of the 
Journals of the House of Commons of Ireland; (Lv11. 563.) - ° “ 


515. (see supra, 450.) —For discharging sums remaining unpaid to the Persons antente in Preparing a new edition of the 
Journals of the House of Commons of Ireland and Indexes; (Lv11. 563.) - - 


516. For preparing and stating the Public Accounts of Ireland ; (Lv11. 563.) - - - - 
517. For extraordinary trouble in preparing the Public edith of Ireland for Parliament ; caver: 563 )- - - 
518. For Attendance, Care and Expense in the Office of Paymaster of Corn Bounties in Ireland ; gs 583 )- - 
519. To Examinator of Corn Bounties in Ireland; (uv11.§63.) - - -* ++ = - 


§20. To the Inspector General of _angah and =e of iocleasd, for preparing Agptumiy of Imports sas Exports ie 
Parliament ; (Lv11. 563.) - 


§21. For extraordinary trouble in preparing the said sommes om 563.)- = &gt; the An oe aeeT se 
522. To Examinator of Excise for extraordinary trouble in preparing Accounts for Palienant (1v11. 563.) - = 
523. (see supra, 458.)—To the Clerk in the Office of the Auditor of the Exchequer for ditto; (Lv11. 563.) Pri) Mids 


524. 12 June 1802.—To complete the Sum of &amp;3,100p00;, granted ont of oe open of the Comiages Fand for 
. the year 1801; (1vi1. 576.) - - ° 


525. For defraying the = Amount of nant Som, ot to be Goat ae as oe at wee am oe 
in 1802; (Lvu. 576.) -- = 


526. ‘To make good the like Sum paid for ‘Bounties on » Corn, Meal, Flour and Rice, imported into Scotland to 5 April 
1802 ; (LVII. 577.) - - 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


£. 


12,629 


ie * 


6 3% 


1,592 18 gf 


3,240 
4,164 
5,538 
13,167 
553 
346 


1,869 


471 
500 
655 
278 
125 


2,044 
324 
10,539 
1,121 
429 
324 

78 


2,824 


31,024 
7,620 


1,620,218 
7,950 
79515 
4,650 
2,194 
3,398 
1,875 
4,100 

580 
600 
5,908 


276 


3,461 
14,953 
1,384 


3,115 
6,923 


173,535 


10,000 
1,200 


372,138 


2,324 
6,951 


2,584 
313 
221 


738 
184 


230, 
184 
184 
184 


2,676,080 


30,000 


22,082 


- =} 
18 62 
9 4 
3-2 
16 114 
3 1 


4 7% 
14 


5 _ 
7 
13 


fo&gt;) 


10 
10 
4 
14 
9 


roi oa 


Pe 


1g 64 
8 of 
an 
4 48 
17 1% 


- ~ 15,692 6 6 


18 6 


10 10 
17 2 
12 3 


7 8% 
1 6¢ 


9 3 


4 7% 
18 6% 


12 
16 1 
10 


9 
12 


15° 
12 
12 


12 


~rhPhn ere wowor &gt; 










































SUPPLY —continued. 


908 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply,—sers. 1901-2. [4s* Geo. 111.}—continued. 
Miscellaneous Services—continued. 


527. 12 June 1802—continued.—For defraying the charge of - ae - Reputs of is Military rraeysh and Betdges 
in North Britain for 1802 4 (LVII- 577.) - 
628. For the Board of Agriculture for 1802; (Lv. 577.) - - - - - - * S + m - 
529. For Support of the Veterinary College for 1802 ; (Lv11. 577.) + “ - 
530. Towards enabling the Trustees of the — ae to ape! on oa Execution of hee Trusts reposed i in them by 
Parliament ; (LVII.577-) -  - 
631. For assisting the Levant Company in carrying on their Trade ; om 577) - - - - - 
532. To be paid to Mr. Edwards for the like sum advanced by him towards the Loan for 1795» and reer: haw forte 
by accidentally omitting to make the future saan (LVII. 577-)- —- 
533. For the Civil Establishment at Sierra Leone for 1802; (LVII.577-) - = oa 
534. For completing the Repairs at the Parish Church of St. Margaret’s, Westminster ; (aver: 577.) ° s « 
535. 15 June 1802.—The Valuation of the Dutch Ships which surrendered 30: August 1799 ; hina 596.) - - - 
536. For supporting the Forts and Settlements on the Coast of Africa; (Lv11. 596.) Eee 
537. For Foreign and other Secret Services, from. 1. April 1802 to 1 January 1803; (Lv11. 596) S: ucahatt «at? 
538. For Expenses of the Seven Police Offices beyond the sum limited by Act 32 Geo. III.; (1vir. 596.) - ° 
539. For defraying the Expenses incurred in the Prosecution of George Stratton, Esquire, ond athens vine 596. ) - 
540. For ditto - - - incurred by the Sierra Leone Company for Maroons; (tv11. 596.) - - ° 
541. For ditto - - - of the Commission under the Sixth and Seventh Articles of the American Treaty ; ; Saini " 596:) 
642. For ditto - - - incurred in Printing the Fity;Sowrth and Fiky-Gth Volumes of the tare of the Bene of 
Commons, and Indexes; (rv11. 596.) - - - 
543. For ditto - - - for printing and’ delivering the Votes, at for printing Bil he incluting Two Vases of 
Population Returns; (Lv11. 596.) - - ao + ON 
544. For ditto - - - for publishing the Records of the Kingdom; (vil: ee SS Paes ey alge OS 
545. For ditto - - - by Messrs Eyre and Strahan, — ree 41 — Ill. hy sya an _—— hee the tel 
of Great Britain; (1v11. 596.) - - 
546. For ditto +08) in Alterations am wages of the ow Houses of Parliament, and of the Speaker Hous; 
(LVI. 5 - - - 
547. For ditto - - - in Alterations on the Cliange of the Office of Duchy of Cornwall in Somer Place ; (evans 596.) 
548. For ditto - - - in Repairs of the Fleet Prison; (zv11. 596. - - ~ é &lt; 5 q 
549. - ° - 


For defraying the Civil Contingent Charges for the Service of Ireland, for 1802 ; (uv11. 596.) - 


National Debt: 


650. § April 1801.—To the Bank of England, to be by. i placed to the Accent “ the \Cannenlantonnes for Rudertion —— 
of the National Debt ; (Lv11. 298.) - £.200,000 - — 
—_— 
Exchequer Bills : 
561. 14 November 1801.—Making Provision for satisfying the Exchequer Bills made out by virtue of certain Acts of 
the 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. and in the last Session (1800) amounting to £. 8,500,000. ; (Lv11. 28.) 
552. 25 March 1802. nae paying foterept on metegee = ams ont by Safe 39, 39, - 40 ond ar Gor. Ill. ; 
(uvit. 266.) - §05,520°9 1 
553, For paying off odtensie Bills wii out by Act of lest audit gis 266. ) - © .© © (© © 3,000,000'=- - 
554. 12 June 1802.—For paying off me Bills mate out by wictee a! Act 39 &amp; ” Pap. Mies on Colle “i! the Supplies 
granted in 1800; (Lv11.576.) - - - + 1,066,493 7 12 
Civil List : ——== 
555. 30 Mareh 1802.—To discharge the Arrears =A Debts des and joning upon the Civil Lit, on n the bth vanntiy' 1802 ; 
(vir. 278.) - -£. 990,053 - - 
——— 
Summary of Grants in Session 1801-2. [42° Geo. ITE. ] 
£- &amp;. d. 
Navy (including Ordnance Sea seripe - - + = = = = 13,833,573 12 6 
Amy - ----+s+- seer eee ee © Tee. 4.5 
Militia, Fencible and Volunteer ou - 2 2s ee 2 = =) 2,880,961 11° 1 
Ordnance (Land Service) - - - - - = = - = = = + 15395,351 17. 1 
Miscellaneous Services for Great Britain (including Civil List 
Grant, £.990,053.) - - 7s - 2 - es 2 ee 3,687,811. 7 64. 
Ditto - - - forIreland - - - - - - - - - - = = = 273,119 7 64 
£-32,061,194. 5 2 


Treasury Arrangements ;—Paymentof Exchequer Bills and Treasury 
Bills ; Deficiency of Ways and Means of 1801; Reduction of 
the ‘National Debt, and Discount Allowances - - 





Total of Grants in Session 1801-2 - - - 


£.40,749,941 17 








Sums Granted. 


£. 


6,012 
3,000 
1,500 


3,000 
5,000 


1,108 
10,000 
4,500 
199,812 
20,000 
90,000 
1,290 
1,184 
5,993 
11,948 


4,605 


12,000 
4,727 


612 
19,991 
698 


302 
50,000 





s. d. 


~J 


J) on | 


a 





8,688,747°11 11 


1 





In Session 1802-3. [43° Geo. IIT.] 











(LV111. 92.) 
Towards buildings, te-buildiags and repairs “of Ships of War, and pie extra orks (ove. 92 ) 


901,140 


- 1,228,238 13 


Navy, &amp;c. (including Ordnance Sea Service) : ee 

556. 2 December 1802.—T HAT 50,000 Men be employed for tlie Sea Service, for the Year 1803, ae 
including 12,000 Marines ; a eree 45. 

557. For Wages for ditto; (vit. 45.) ' ‘ eS ee 8 gD ST Me “es 90 00 = 
558. For Victuals for ditto (uv1L. ay +) - et, @: oe eee 1,2 - af omiycium ~ 1,835,000 - — 
559... For Wear and Tear of Ships in-which they are to serve; (LVIII. 45,) - &gt; © © ° epg tt*s&gt;; (os Uggeeee - - 
560. For Ordnance for Sea Service on Board such Ships; (LViIl-.45:)- = = st mt ROO, - = 
561. 14 December 1802.—For ~ Oudieary of tie Navy, hisiading 7 Pay to Sen ond ate — for 18u3 ; 


L Committee of Supply—continued. : HH 
@. }~ Resolutions of Committee of Seepply,,—sees. 1202-2. [43° Geo. Ul. }-continied 


se 8 § 


610. 


611. 
612. 


616. 


617. 
618. 


Militia and Volunteer Corps : 


GEN. INDEX LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


BUSBY Sean, 


_ Navy, &amp;c. (including Ordnance Sea Service)—continued. 








9 December 1802.—For the Volunteer Const in oe Britain and Ireland, from 25 senemenned itos to %4 December 

1803; (LVIII.77.) - - - - . ° ° ° &gt; 

7 April 1803.—That Provision be mats for detraying me charge “ the Pay of the Militia of ‘land az 18035 ; 
(LVIIL. 334-) -  - ‘ 

Ditto - - - of Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia of Ireland ide Wists: ; lee 334.) - 


Ditto - - - for the Pay and Cloathing of the Militia of Great Britain for 1803; (Lv111. 334.) - - - - 

2 June 1803.—That Provision be made for Allowances to Adjutants and Serjeants of the Militia disembodied in 
pursuance of Acts 39 and 40 Geo. III. for 1803 ; (Lv111. 471.) - - - - - - - - 
Ditto - - - of Allowances to Subaltern Officers of the Militia in time of Peace; (tv111. 471.) - 2 - - 


7 June 1803.—For defraying the Charge of the embodied Militia of Great Britain and Jreland, and ne the | Royal 

Corps of Miners in Devon and Cornwall for several periods, in 1803; (Lv1II. 481.) - ~ 

For defraying the Charge of Contingagsies for the srebodiod Milisie, of Great Britain and Ireland for 1803; 
(xvi11. 481.) - - - ° 

For ditto -.- - of Clothing for the embodied Militia of baits Britain, ani Royal Cais of Miners; eves 481.) 

For ditto --- - of the increased rates of Subsistence to Jnnkeepers on quartering ¢ the embodied Millie ak Great 


Britain, and the Charge of Allowance for small beer ; (tv111. 482.) - - - 
For ditto -.- - of the Supplementary | Militia of Great Britain. ordroed to leg raised by His Majesty’ 8 Proclamation : 
{iv1i. 482 ) - - 


For defraying the further Charge-of ene _— of Cavalry sia Infantry for 18035 (LV1I1. 482.) ° » 
11 June 1803:—That Provision be sande | for ow the charge of te Cy of ~ Militia i inglend for 18035 ; 
(tvi11.498.)-  - - 





























































5,000 - —— 


203,500 - —— 
209,000 — — 
$39,000 - — 
275500, - = 


518,000 - =” 
532,000 -" =" 

840,000 --~- 
40,000 -° = 

100,000 - °= 
65,000 - = 

~ 20,000 -° = 


10,211,378 13 1 


2,322,700 3 


1,129,976 19 4 


28,632-17 -8 


173,341 7 
58,468 —- 
127,532 


200,645 1 3 
358,152 
§2,000 - - 
1,000 -— - 
26,883 
513,449 7 | 
159,672 1 


18,461 
1,032,151 


29,337 - 4 
266,004 
8,110 2 
31,000 - = 
218,270 
31,000 —- - 
35,751 
58,333 - - 
54,907 


1,400,000 — — 
600,000 -— - 


543. : : 14 December-1802-continued.—For the Hire of Transports; (Lviit.92.)&lt; © = © * = # 2) &amp; 
564. © Fordefraying the Charge of Prisoners of War in health; (Ltv1H. 92, o (Sire) : Nebr we bask mb oe 
565. For ditto - - - of sick Prisopers of War; (Ly111. 92-)- - » 
566... 14 March 1802—THAT an additional number of 10,000 Men be soaeeleG for ‘he Sea Service, for 
_ . , eleven lunar months, commencing 26 F onruary 1 803, inclnding 2.Ano Marines (AYU, 256. ) 
567. For Wages for ditto; (Lv111. 256.) - - - 
668 For Victuals for ditto; (Lv111. 256.) ee a a Sper ee ieee Re ae ts 
‘ 569. - For Wearand Tear of Ships in which they are to serve ; aie. os6.) - = «+. © SF3MTIDE FE 
570... « For Ordnance for Sea Service an. board such Ships; (Lv 411. 257.) + » 
571." tt June 1802.—T#at a further additional number of 40,000. Men be canpheyed for the Sea 
Service, for seven lunar months commencing 12 June 1803, including 8,000 Royal 
ey ‘Marines ; (LVI. 497.) | 
572. For Wages for ditto; (Lv1Ir.497-) -- - - - = oP ae) eee &lt;_&lt; = = Sil Oy 
573. _ For Victuals for ditto; (tv111. 497.) - : - - - - - - - - - - 2° 
574. ‘For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve; (Lvi11. 498.) Be ap 20h ORS (I5- O8 Ss 
575. For Ordnance for Sea Service on board such Ships; (tvurr. 498.) - - - - - - . : 
576. For the further Hire of Transports for the year 1803; (Lv111. 498.) - - - - - - s s 
577. For the further Charge of Prisoners of Warin health; (Lvtir. 498.) - - - - = = «© = 
578. For ditto - - - of sick Prisoners of War; (Lv111.498,). - - - * . * —~ - - 
Amey + : . — 
579. g December 1802.—THAT &amp; sinter of Land Forces, not exceeding 66,574 effective Men, be employed in the 
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, from 25 December 1802 to 24 December 1803; (LVIII. 77. ) 
580. For 66,574 Men, Guards, Garrisons and other Land Forces in Great Britain and Ireland; (xvi. 77. y - - 
581. For maintaining Forces in the Plantations, including Gibraltar, in the Hera at Ceylon and New South 
Wales; (iv1ir. 77.) - - - - - + - - - - - - - ° 
582. __ For five troops of ari and seventeen companies rt Foot ig argh in Great a for recruiting the Regiments 
: serving in East India; (Lvimt.77.) - ° - - - : - - - - - 
583. For recruiting and Contingencies for the Land Forces in Great Britain and wer (LVIII.77.).. = - * 
584. For General and. Staff Officers, and Officers of Hospitals in Great Britain and Ireland; (Lv111. 77.) - - - 
585. . For allowances to the principal Officers of several Public Departments in Great Britain and Ireland; (xvi11. 77.) 
586. For the inereased Rates of Subsistence to be paid to Inn-keepers and other on Deasparing Beldiem, ond, Allowances 
: - to Land Forces for small beer in Ireland; (Lv1tt. 77.) Se - . - 
587. - Updn Account of Reduced Officers of Land Forces and Marines; ‘eee 77) ° - - - ° ig 
588. For Half Pay and Allowances to the Reduced Officers of His Majesty’s British American Forces; (Lv11I. 77.) - 
589. - © On account of Officers late in the Service of the States General ; (Lv11I. 77.) - ~ - - - - 
590. For Pensions to Widows of Officers of the Land Forces in Great Britain and Ireland; (uvii1. 77.) - - - 
591. For the Barrack Department in Great Britain and Ireland; (Lvi11. 78.) - - - - - - - 
502. For Foreign Corps; (iv111. 78.) - ° - - - - - - - - . - - - 
598. ‘ For Medicines, Bedding and Hospital Contingeagion oF the Forces in Ireland, nad for the Royal Militar "y ledirmery 
in Dublin; (Lvi11. 78,) - , - - - 
594. -3 March 1803.—For defraying the Reeaseaey Sapeanes of ham Avuy: al 25 Dacstaber dal to 24 
December 1802 ; (LVI1I. 224.) - “ 
595. 7 June 1803.—For defraying the Gay of F = Pay‘ to Sapermapary Omen, wees 25 moses Wee to ny Dummies 
1803; (Lvirr. 481.) - - 2 
596. For defraying the Charge of the In and Out-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham Homi (LVuII. 481 )- 
597. For ditto - - - of the Royal Military College for 1803 ; (Lv111. 481,)- - - ° “ a 
598. For defraying expenses to be incurred on account of the Royal Military Asylum at Dealeene (LVII. 481 )- - 
599. For defraying the Charge of one Regiment of Light Dragoons, and one West India Regiment, and of an 
augmentation to the Dragoon and Foot Guards in Great Britain and Ireland ; (Lv111. 481.) - © i 
600. For ditto - » - of additional General and General Staff Officers in Great Britain and Ireland for 1803 ; (Lv111. 481.) 
601. For ditto - - - of effective Captains, from 25 May to 24-December 1803;. (Lv111. 481.) - - ° . 
602. For defraying the further Charge of the Barrack Department for 1803 ; (Lvi11. 482.) - ° ° - &gt; 
603. 11 June 1803.—For the further Charge of the Barrack Department in Ireland; (tv111.498.) = - - w - 
604. 18 June 1803.—Towards defraying the Extraordinary Services of the Army in Great Britain for 1803 ; (tv111. 526.) 
605 Towards ditto - - - in Ireland; (tv1i1. 526.) - - : - - - - - - - - - 





£8,935,753 12 3 


Sooo 


99,169 4 8 


l 


1,747,570 - § 


38,345 12 
143,891 5 


~J 


145,000 ~— ‘- 


416,000 . - 
300000 - - 


£. 2,889,976 211 


910 


SUPPLY—continued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4. 


}— Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess. 1802-8. [43° Geo. 111.}—continued. 


Ordnance (Land Service) : 


619. 


620. 
621. 
622. 


Miscellaneous Services : 
14 December 1802.—To make good the like Sum paid for Bounties on Corn, &amp;c. to 10 October 1802 ; (Lv 111. 91.) 


B PEESESESSRES 


g28 


2 


&amp; 
S 


BEE &amp; 


§ 


SSSSREESES: 


671. 
672. 
673. 
674. 
675. 


676. 
677. 
678. 
679. 
680 
681. 


682. 
683. 


oB4. 
O85. 





9 December 1802.—For Ordnance for Land Service in Great Britain wae (xv111. 78.)- - 


For ditto - - = in Ireland for 1803 ; (uv111. 78.) a ee 041i ip tines oi jar iow ) elt ue 


7 June 1803.—For the further Charge of Ordnance for Land Service in Great Britain; (Lviir. 482.) - - = 


For the Payment of Outstanding Claims on the late Board of Ordnance in Ireland; (tvi1r. 482.) - - ~~ 
For the further Charge of Ordnance in Ireland; (tvitr. 482.) -* - © *© = «© «# «-« « 








Sams Granted. 
£  « d. 


637,947 12 7 
150,000 - -— 


282,065 10 11 
38,900 11 - 
20,000 — — 





For defraying the probable Amount of Bills drawn, or to be drawn, from New South Wales in 1803 ; (Lv111. 91.) 


For defraying the Expense of confining and maintaining Convicts at home; (LvitI.91.)- - - &lt;= = 


For Relief of the Suffering Clergy and Laity of France, Toulonese, and Corsican Emigrants, &amp;c.; (Lv111. 91.) 

To make good money issued for making Inquiries respecting the state of the Collieries ; (Lv111. 91.) - - - 
Ditto - - - to the Secretary to the Commissioners for ascertaining the Boundaries of the New Forest ; ae 91.) 
Ditto - - - to Mr. Baldwyn for his Services in Egypt; (tvi11.91.) - - - - pe 


Ditto - - - to Mr. Palmer, Commissary at New South Wales, for Half Freight of a Vessel ; teidtar os )- - 
Ditto - - - for making Indexes to the Journals of the House of Lords; (Lv111. 91.) . a ne a | 
Ditto - - - tothe Chairman of the Committees of the House of Peers; (tvimt.91.) - - = - = 


Ditto - - - for expenses at the Parliament Office; (1v111. 92.) - - - Se eer te ee - ° 
Ditto - - - for preparing a Model of a Brings, =. y omen of the Comes for me a of the 
Port of London ; (Lv111. 92.) - - ~ . a ye 


Ditto - - - to pay persons employed i in preparing Abstracts of Population ; (Lv11t. « - - - - - 
Ditto - ~ - to discharge expenses in making Abstracts of the Cultivation of England and Wales ; (iv1rt. ” ) 
Ditto - - - for surveying the Straits of Menai; (iv111. 92.) - - - - - - - 
Ditto - - - for additional Allowance to the Clerks in the Office for auditing the Public Accounts ; (Lvi11. a - 
Ditto - - - to discharge Fees on passing Accounts through the Offices of the Treasury and Exchequer ; (Lv111.92.) 
Ditto - - - to the Secretary to the American Commissioners, for expenses of the Commission; (Lv111.92.)  - 


16 December 1802.—To make good Money issued pursuant to Addresses; (LVIII.100.) - - - - - 


8 February 1803.—To be paid to the Board of First Fruits in a, for bests a a. oe from 


5 January 1803 to § January 1804; (LVIII. 137.) - ~ ‘ 
For defraying the probable Expense of Civil Buildings in Ireland ; rors 137) - - - - ° 
ey the er: of Printing on oainng 250 vn sane of nee: aa the Third Session of the wane Parliament; 

LVIII. 137 - - © -£ = we? te 6 Te 
For Proclamations and Advirtieahents in thé Dublin Gazette, me's 3 (LVIII. 137.) - - oe 
For Printing, Stationery, and other Disbursements for the Public Offices in Ireland; (Lv11t.137.)- &lt;= = 
For the probable Charges of Treasury Incidents; (Lv111.137.) - - @ bo eietoFe nn! ad dike re pa 


For apprehending Public Offenders in Ireland ; (1v111. 13'7.) ah Os Tae aa Te ty ERG I gir eg oo ow 
For Criminal Prosecutions in Ireland; (Lv1mr.137.) - = - - © © © «© = « - 
For the Trustees of the Linen and Hempen Manufactures in Ireland; (Lv111. 197.) ee ee ee ee 
For defraying the Expense of Pratique in the Port of Dublin; (Lv111.137.)- - - - - - Pa 
For the Accountant General for preparing and stating the Public Accounts of Ireland; (Lv111.137.) - = 
For the Deputy Accountant General for ditto ; (Lv111. 137.) ~ - + - - - - - &amp; 


For the Paymaster of Corn Bounties in Ireland ; — 137- ye’ oe ~ se * so Se o) age 
For the Examinator of ditto ; (Lv111. 137.) - - - “ - @ - e 
For the Inspector General of Imports and Exports of tehenls ome a9: ) - = o . wi3§ or; @ 
For the First Clerk in the Office of ditto; (Lvirr. 138.) ~ 7 - - - - a ° « “ 
For the Examinator of Excise in Ireland; (tvi11. 138.) - - - - - - a - - 
For the Assistant Examinator; (Lvim1.138.) - - -* © = «© = © # -£ = « 
For the Clerk in the Office of Auditor of the Exchequer ; (iv111. 138.) - - . - - « - © 
To be applied in working a Gold Mine in the County of Wicklow; (iv111. 138.) - - - - » ° 
ty a Expense of seme, an —_ to the _— of the two last Sessions of the Parliament of Ireland ; 
LVI. 138.)*  - - - - - - - - - - ° - 
For ditto - - + of building — Offices in Ireland intel 138.) - . - - - « -« ° « 
For the Incorporated Society in Dublin, for promoting English Protestant Schools in Ireland; (tv111. 138.) - 
For the Office of Secretary to the Commissioners of Charitable Donations ; (Lv111. 138.) - - - v 


For the Society for ee ie Ge ies, and eens recs ante malign £. oa. 1. 63. ot Orem. 138.) 
Re-committed, 139. See infra, 6go 


For the Female Orphan House, near Dublin, for deserted Female Children, £. 445. 5- a qua, 138) Re- 


committed, 139. See infra, 691. - - ° ae a ie a J 
For fitting-up and supporting a Penitentiary in Dublin for young Criminals; (1vi1t. 138.) - - - - 
For the Foundling Hospital in Dublin; (rvirt.198.) - 9 - - - - © ££ «££ «© «# « 
For the Hibernian Marine Society ; (tvmmr.138.) =&lt; - - - = * = «© = «# = 
For the Hibernian School for Soldiers Children; (tvittr.138.) - - - - = = = = « 
For supporting the Westmorland Lock Hospital in Dublin; (Lvimr.138.) - - - + - = 
For the Fever Hospital in Dublin; (Lv111. 138.) : - - « eee &gt; a bs ’ : re 
For the House of Industry in Dublin ; (tv111.138.) - - Sarre Hi. oe “ae pag 
For the Roman Catholic Seminary at Maynooth; (Lvim1.138.) - - + - - = = «= 
For the Commissioners for making wide Streets in Dublin; (Lvitr.138.) &lt;= - = - + «= = 


For the Corporation for Paving, &amp;. Dublin; (Lvim1.139.)- = = = = © «= = = «# 
For the Dublin Society for promoting Husbandry and other useful Arts; (Lv1m1.139.) - - * - = 
Towards completing additional hie at - Bapesiery $. the be Society = peat Gardens ; 


(LVIII. 139.) - - - - - 


For the Farming Society of Ireland, Ainssitil ; ‘evene: 199-) = © © = #© #@ #£ woe 


7 March 1803.—For paying off Treasury Bills that will become due 25 March 1803; (Lv111.234.) = “* * 
24 March 1803.—For Salaries of the OGews and Expenses of the Commision ie the Redaction of na Sapien 


Debt ; (uviit. 989.) - zi 
To Officers of the Exchequer for éxtra wenble; (Lvun. 289,) o&gt; 6+ o- a&gt; @- = 8 - a(hye 
For Discount on Loan for 1802; (Lv rit, 289.) - - - - e “ - - - ~ - - 


£.1,128,913 14 6 
———_——————_ 


524,573 19 7 
25,000 - — 
40,847 eS &lt; 
191,584 17 
219 7 - 
g00 - - 
1,086 1 
324 10 
1,659 18 — 


a 


1Q 


co 
= 
~ 
oe 
i-7) i) 


- 
fo) 
Omin 


814 
7134 17 
3,000 — 
1,060 8 


A AIF QAI 


15,160 - 


4,615 7.8% 
23,076 18 6 


830 15 
6,485 19 1 
18,840 — 
1,846 3 
2,307 13 
18,461 10 
19,938 9 

966 18 

313 16 1 

221 10 

738 9 

184 12 

230 15 

184 12 

184 12 

138 9 

184 12 
1,647 1 


_ 


PPwWhRREPWHO KSTIWOO Om | wer 
: BIH pH 


Da al 


288 9 
3,692 6 
19,442 11 

369 4 


a 
= we WwW 


~I 
oP 


2,030 15 4% 
16,153 16 11 
1,886 10 62 
4,153 16 11 
5,903 1 6¢ 
475 16 3% 
17,321 15 6 
7,984 12 4 
4,153 16 11 
9,239 15 5 
5,076 18 6 


4,153 16 11 


1,846 3 1 


356,538 _9 3 _ 


1,910 10 = 
~~ 


22,564 13 lt 


SUPPLY—continued. 91h 
I. Committee of Supply—continued. | | y 


(4.)}—Resolutions of Committee of Supply, —ses.1902-8. [43°Geo.111.]—continued, ‘Su Granted. 


——— 
Miscellaneous Services—continued. ant « 
686. 24 March 1803-continued.—To the Bank, for receiving Contributions to Loan for 1802 ; Gan, a89) - 7" * -= 99598 2 3- 
687. For Business relative to American Claims ; (Lv111.289.)- - - - . - - fs 371 17 a 
688. — For incidental Expenses attending the Lotteries for 1802 ; (Lv111. 289.) a ee ee ee 3,600 - — 
689. 7 April 1803.—For compensation to Mr. Martin, junior, for his Losses, as an American Loyalist; (Lv111. 334.) - 12,626 14 - 
690. For the Society for promoting the Christian Religion in Ireland ; (uv111. 334-) Toe oe &amp; -) th ee ee 
691. For the Female Orphan House, near Dublin ; (Lv111. 334.) oe aS ce 903 6 5% 
692, For the Dublin Lying-in Hospital ; (Lv111. 334.) 6 LESS CUbed) @ TAANMELU®. -, © 2,492 6 @ 
693. 16 June 1803.—For defraying the Expense of Roads and Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland; (uv1. 516.) - 0,000 — — 
694. 18 June 1803.—For defraying Expenses incurred in Repairs of the Fleet Prison ; (Lv1ir. 524.) - - - 1,760 19 11% 
695. For printing the 56th volume of the Journals of the House of Commons and Indexes; (LV111. 524.) - - - 4,500 13 2} 
696. For fitting-up a House in Abingdon wares for Cyuling i Jennsin, ant ou the senidenee of the Clesk of the 
Journals ; (Lvi11. 524.) - - - - 1,281 4 -3 
697. To complete the purchase of certain Buildings for the ecniaittiek of the two Houses of Parliament ahi 524.) 14,369 4 - 
698. For Works done at the Auditor’s, Pipe, and Record Offices, Somerset Place; (Lv1i1. 524.) + - - - 8,771 7 8# 
699. For Works done at the two Houses of Parliament, and at the Speaker's —— to = aaa bags (Lvut, 524) - 21,434 - - 
700. For Foreign and other Secret Services for 1803 ;.(LV1II..524.) _- - - - 150,000 - - 
701. For defraying Expenses under the Commipsion pecngnt, to ant Sixth and Seventh Articles of the American Treaty ; 
(LVIII. 524.) 2 . ae... - 340,000 - - 
702. For the Works and Repairs of the Military Roads i in North Britain ; ony sia ee: eet - 5,000 - — 
703. For the Extraordinary Expenses of Prosecutions, &amp;c. relating to the Coin in 1802; (Lvm11. 524.) - - = 2,661 17 8 
704. For the Superintendence of Aliens; (Lv11r. 525.) an 6 Ite of eS - es ee 7,620 - - 
705. To make good Money issued for additional Allowances to Clerks in the Audit Office ; inion 525.) - - - §,100 18 3 
706. Ditto - - - to pay a Bill of Exchange for the Repairs of Port Patrick; (Lv111. 525.) —- - - - - 55817 5 
707. Ditto - - - to Mr. Clementson, for Expenses incurred by him in removing from his Official House ; vai 595:) 177 6 - 
708. Ditto - - - to Lieutenant Grant for certain Losses sustained by him ; (LVIII. 525.) - - - 98 13 3 
709. Ditto - - - for sundry Articles provided for the use of the Geeniom embarked on board the Glatton for Me 
’ South Wales; (LVIII. 525.)  - - - - - - - - - - - - - 291 8 3 
710. Ditto - - - to defray the Passage to New South Wales of the Einapeneen Governor and others; (LV1II. 525.) - 634 13 - 
711. Ditto - - - torepay the Expenses incurred by asd George Yonge i in consequence of Orden » diegeting his anmpedinte 
return to England ; (Lv11I. 525.) - 1,060 7 6 
712. Ditto - - - for Surveys, Reports, and Designs for Bridges over the Straits of Menai; ; (ovis. bis) ei Mihig s 657 11 4 
713. Ditto - - - for Expenses incurred in a Journey to Bangor, &amp;c. respecting the Straits of Menai; (LV1IT. 525.) - 11313 9 
714. Ditto - - - for publishing the Average Price of Sugar; (Lv111. 525.) - - - - - - - - 429 14 - 
716. Ditto - - - to discharge Fees on passing Public Accounts; (Lvi11. 595.) - - - - . - - 3,000 - + 
716. - Ditto - - - for Expenses attending the Surveys of intended Roads in Sutherland and Caithness ; (Lv111. 525.) - 229 18 6 
717. For the Civil Establishment of Upper Canada in 1803 ; (Lv11I. 525.) - - - ol" - - - 8,900 - = 
718. For ditto - - - of Nova Scotia; (LVIII.5§95.) -  - 2 2 - = #© = © # «= « 7,665 - = 
719. For ditto - - - of New Brunswick; (LVIII. 525.) - - - - -* = *#© # #£ «-# = 4,650 - - 
720. For ditto - - - of Prince Edward’s Island; (Lv111. 525.) - ae aaregt - . wn oe Net. 2,214 411} 
721. For ditto - - - of Cape Breton; (LVIII. 525.) - - - . - - - - - - - - 1,840 - - 
722. For ditto --- - of Newfoundland ; (Lv111. 525.) - - ~ - - - - - - - - 1,515 - — ° 
723. For ditto - - - of the Bahama Islands ; (Lv111. 525.) - - . - - - - - . . - 4,100 - - 
724. For ditto - - - of the Bermudas or Somers Islands; (Lv1tr. 525.) - - - - - - - - §80 - = 
725. For ditto -.- - of the Island of Dominica; (Lyrit. 525.) - - - - - - - - - - 600 - - 
426. For ditto - - - of New South Wales; (Lvii1.526.) - - - . + - - - 9,124 17 6 
727. To the East India Company, on ne, of  Earponees mourned by them in Ge Publi Service during the aan War; 
(uvir.526.)- - : - 1,000,000 - —- 


728.. For defraying the Civil Contingent Expenses for the Service of Ireland, in 1803; (Lv111. 526.) . - . 50,000 —- = 


729. 30 June 1803—Towards defraying the Expense of making an Inland Navigation in Scotland; (Lv1u1. 566.)- - 20,000 - = 


730. 2 July 1803.—For the British Forts and Settlements on the coast of Africa; (Lv1t1. 576.) - - - - 16,000 - = 
731. ‘To make good the like Sum issued pursuant to Addresses ; (Lv111. 576.) - - - . = 3 . 12,314 16 = 


732. To make good the Deficiency of Grants for 1802 ; (Lv111. 576.) - - ~ ~ - - - - - “171,431 11 «1 
733. 26 July 1803.—To enable His Majesty to take such Measures as the Exigency of Affairs may require ; (Lv111. 632.) 2,000,000 — — 
734. To be applied for the Benefit of the House of Orange; (tv1tt. 632.) - - - 60,000 - - 
735. That His Majesty be enabled to grant a Yearly Sum of £.16,000. out of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain 

towards the Support of the House of Orange; (tv111.632.) - = - ion 
736. 30 July 1803.—To make good the like Sum issued to Mr. Martin for nonnner incurred in an Inquiry into the 

Mendicity of the Metropolis; (Lv111.658.) - - - - - - - ~e * 639 17 6 
737. Ditto - - - to Mr. Cracklow, for Loss sustained by erecting temporary Buildings at the a all (iv111. 658.) 53415 - 
738. Ditto - - - to Mr. Chinnery, for Articles supplied Convicts at Portsmouth and New South Wales; (Lv111. 658.) 8e2 9 1 
739. Ditto - - = to pay a Bill drawn by Mr. Broughton at Norfolk Island; (tv111. 658.) - - - - - 471 5 - 
740. For defraying the Expense of printing Journals, &amp;c. of the House of Commons; (Lv111.658.) = - - - 15,000 - — 
741. For Arrears of Expenses of the Seven Police Offices for 1801; (Lv111. 658.) - - - g60 8 6 
742. For defraying Expenses incurred by Mr. Soane, in making iain &amp;c. for Alterations siaead in the ral of 

Lords in 1794 and 1795; (Lv111. 658.) “2S Bed. STONE, dat ee an Pla 1,000 ~- - 
743. For repaying the Deposit Money made on forty Tickets of the site of 1801, which were forfeited ; (Lv111. 658.) 204 - = 
744. To reimburse Doctor Jenner Fees paid by him on the Sum granted in session 1802 ; (Lv111. 658.) - - - 72510 6 
745. For the Board of Agriculture; (Lv111.658.) - - + + © * = «© *#© = © # 3,000 - - 
746. For the British Museum ; (rv111. 658.) - i a ‘ as - &gt; * — e a 7 3,000 - = 
747. For the Veterinary College ; (iv111. 658.) nce Miia Catal viene Rid Mian tS a a i o @ 


748. 2 August 1803.—To make compensation to Mr. Dubois for his Losses as an American Loyalist ; (Lv111.668.) - 5,320 - - 


’ Exch equer B ills: oo 
749. 2 December 1802.—For paying off Exchequer Bills made out per "Act 41 Geo. III.; (ivi. 45.) = - 2,781,532 15 2% 


450. _ 14 December 1802.—For paying off marina Bills made out - Act 42 Geo. ITI. for raising £.1,500,000 
(tviir.91.) - - - ° ® - - - - . - - - 1,500,000 - = 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. iso1—1920,) 











912 







































WA. 


752. 


I. Committee of Supply—eontinued. 


(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—ssa 1001-3. pal hcheraueitedao::s' 


Exchequer Bills—continued. 
24 March 1803.—For paying Enterest on Exchequer om made out ponte gk 40, and 4s &amp; 42 Gent, 


SUPPLY —continued. 


yout here. 3 ' &gt; : 


(tv111. 289.) - 


2 July 1803.—For paying off Exchequer Bills made out by Act 42 Geo. (ivit. p76) + 6 ew 


Summary of Grants in Session 1802-8. [43° Geo. III.] 


b424% 


£. 


a d. 





868923 8 ~b 


—_ 


——SS oo 


ek 


Navy (including Ordnance Sea Service) 


ofp 
10,211,378 13.1 


Army- = © # =) 4 + # # we we 4 eee es + (BLO55,755 312 3 
Militia and Volunteer Corps-- - - - - = --- = = ~.- = 2,889,976 2 11. 
Ordnance (Land Setvice) - - - - - - - - + + - = = = 14,128,913 14 6 


Miscellaneous Services for Great Britain - - - - - - - - = 
Ditto = © - for Ireland a - - - aa - « - - ~ = _ - - 


2,630,625 8 2 
259,281 11 


9 


— 
£.26,055,929 2 8 


Treasury A Bills, 


ements;—Payment of Exchequer and Treasu 
Discount on 


an, Deficiency of Grant for 1802, and-Vote of Credit 12,700,990 17 


Li 





Total of Grants in Session 1802-3 - - « £.38,756,919 19 92 





In Session 1803-4. rade Geo. 111] 


Navy, &amp;c. (including Ordnance Sea Service) : 














————————— 





Sunis Granted, 
158. 1 December 1803.1 HAT 100,000 Men be. employed for the Sea Service, for the Year 1804 ; — 
including 22,000 Marines ; (LIX. 22.) &amp; on &amp;&gt; 
754. For Wages for ditto; (Lx. 22.) - --e - . . - &lt; m1 © - - - 2,405,000 — - 
756. For Victuals for ditto; (u1x.22.) - - - - - - - - - ° : - - - 2,470,000 — = 
756. For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve; (L1x.22.). = - - - - - - - 3,900,000 - - 
757. For Ordnance for Sea Service on board such Ships; (L1x.22.). - - “ - - - wo &gt; -. 325,000 - ~« 
758. 3 December 1803.—For the Ordinary of the Navy for 1804; (u1x.28.) - - : - - - - - 1,020,670 9 9 | 
759. Towards the Buildings, Re-buildings, and Repairs of Ships of War and other extra Works; (11x. 28.) - - 948,520 - - 
760. 6 December 1803.—For Hire of Transports for 1804 ; (LIX.-34.)- - - - - - - - - -. 709,249 9 8 
761. For Prisoners of War in health ; (14x. 34.) - - - - - : - - - - -  -. 220,166 8 2 
762. For sick Prisoners of War; (L1x. 34.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7 42,000 —- + 
763. 3 July 1804.—For increasing the Naval Defence of thé Country ; (L1x. 382.) - - - ~ ~ - - 810,000 - — 
| Army : £.12,350,606 7 6 I 
764. 12 December .1803.—THAT 129,039 effective Men. be employed in Great Britain and Ireland, from 25th 
December 1803 to 24th December 1804; (LIX. 47.) 
765. For 129,039 Men for Guards, Garrisons, and other Land Forces, in Great Britain and Ireland; (11x. 47.) - 4,276,624 12 8 
766. For Forces in the, Plantations, including those at Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, and New South Wales; (xx. 48.) 1,174,509 16 6 . 
767. For five troops of Dragoons and seventeen _Comgenans , Foot -stationge in Great Britain for recruiting the ‘ a 
Regiments serving in India; (11x. 48.) - oe ee a ee oe 29,859 14 ‘9 
768. For Recruiting arid Coritingeficies for the Land Forces in Great Britain; ; (xix. 48.) - - - . - 180,000 - — 
769. For General and Staff Officers, and Officers of the Hospitals in Great Britain ; (L1x. 48.) - - - - 154,647 3 10 
770. 28 April 1804:—Fer the Charge of Recruiting and Contingmacias fr an Forces in Soon, am 25 Depeatie , 
1803 tc 25 December 1804; (11x. 242.) - - : 98,635 12 2 
771. For General and Staff Officers in Ireland for ditto ; (x1x.242.) - - - - os - -  - 61,037 3 9 
772. For Full Pay to Supernumerary Officers; (L1x. 242.) Ahi aie ene ee ee |0UlU 
773. For Allowances to the Principal Officers of several Public Departments ; (L1x. 242.) - - - - - 167,059 1 3 
774. For the increased Rates of Subsistence toInnkeepers; &amp;c. ; (L1x. 242.) - - - - - - - 455,464 9 3 
775. For Half Pay and Allowances tou Reduced Officers ; 3 (IX. 242 -) - - ~ - - - - - o 289,215 12 5 ; 
776. For Military Allowances to ditto; (krx.242.) - + - = - He alot i) amon el ote «~ gk 8 @ 
777. For Half Pay und Allowances to Reduced Officers of British American Fons (uIx. 248.) + + + «- 50000 - &lt; 
778. For Officers late in the Service of the States ‘General ; (x1x. 242.) 0.2% eterno! pi ai secpmg el ald om 1,000 - &lt; 
779. For the In and Out-Pensionefs of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals ; (11x. 242.) - ~ - e - 245,048 15 8 
780. For Pensions to Widows of Officers of the Land Forces in Great Britain and Ireland; (x1x.242.) - + + 297,80111 5 _ 
781. For the Barrack Department in Ireland; (t1x.242.) - -  - - += - - = “= = = 461,887 610 
782. For General and Hospital Expenses in Ireland ; (tix. 242.) - - - - - - - - - 23,538 9 3 
783. For Foreign Corps in the Service of Great Britain and Ireland; (11x.242.) - - - - - - «= 562,062 19 11 
784. For the Royal Military College; (L1x. 242.) - - + a - - = we las - 11,280 1 2 
785. For the Royal Military Asylum at Chelsea; (L1x.243.) - - - + - - = - - = 92,600 - - 
786. For four Companies for Garrison Service in the West Indies and America; (t1x.243)) - - - - - 8,884 19 “2 
787. Fur an Augmentation to ‘the Military Establishment of Great Britain and Ireland ; (L1x. 243.) - - - 00,000 - = 
788. For the Barrack Department in Great Britain; (Lx. 243.) we Re ee RS i a 
789. ¥or the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army for 1803; (L1x. 243.) - ° . - - - .* © 339,207 18 7 
790. Towards the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army for.1804;'(LIX.2433) - - - - + ™ + 1,400,000 - — 
791. Towards ditto - ~ - in Ireland for 1804; (11x. 243.) - : - - - ~ - - - - 600,000 - - 
£,22;993,625 4 1 


’ | SUPPLY —continued. 913 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)— Resolutions.of Committee of Supply sess. 1803-4. (44 Geo: 111.}—continued. Sums Grad. 
Militia, Fencible and Volunteer Corps, &amp;c. : 

792. - 12 December 1803.—For the embodied Militia and Corps of Fencible amen in — thie ant ivelend, from 
| 25 December 1803 to24 December 1804 (x1x.48.)-  - - = 2,791,623 7 6 

793. For. Cloathing for the embodied Militia of Great Britain; (t1x. 48.) - - - - - - | 215,793 14 6 


794. For Contingencies for the eT — ane Come nr Fenchhie tery in Bane: Britain ont Ireland 
(trx: 48.)°  - “\ . 


795. ‘ For the Volunteer Corps in Gets Britain anit Ireland ; : cee 48) - - - - - - - 


£-e8d 


- 61,199 7 - 
- 2,020,567 13-11 


796. - 16 April 1804.—That Erovision hos matte on: mal Pay: and Canis al the Femeen of Goons Gntaia for nad 





(LIX. 210.) - ° sale 
797. . Ditto - - - for making Pe il to Adjatants and Seduaty of the Militia disembodied, for steas ino axe) — 
798. Ditto - - - to Subaltern Officers of the Militia in time of peace ; (LIX. 210.) oe ES St te “rea ~— 
799. Ditto - - - for the Pay and Cloathing of the me of Inelend, ont. of Allowences to o Subeltorn Officers in 
time of peace, for 1804; (LIx. 210.) - - - - P 2 i 
800. - 28 April 1804.—For the further Charge of Volunteers in 1803; (LIx. 242.) - - ° - “ » - 500,000 -. = 
801. + For the further Charge of Volunteers from 25 December 1803 to 24 December-1804 ; (LIx. 242.) - - - | §70,000 - = 
‘ _ £.6,159,114 2 12 
Ordnance (Land Service :) wn lal 
802. _ 12 December 1803.—For Ordnance for Land Service in Great Britain, for 1804; (L1x. 48.) - - - 2,954,141 5 - 
803. For ditto - - - in Ireland; (11x. 48.) - - - - — - + - - - 904,615 7 8 
804. For Services performed by the Office of Ordnance in Great Britain, and not provided for in vest (urx. 48.)- 413,719 4 2 
805. To replace the Sum advanced by os Suahageer in Ireland for Ordnance Senvians, to 31 December 1803; ; 
(1x. 48.) - ~ - - - - - - - - 64,615 7 8 
See further, 900. 916. 
- Miscellaneous Services : : SSE 
806. . 13 December 1803.—For dctraying the pectatile amount of Bills ome and to be drawn from. New South Wales, for 
1804; (LIX. 50.) - - ~ - - - - - - - 28,000 - - 
807. For the Suffering Clergy and Laity of France, , Touloese, Corsican and Dutch i calemstt and American 
Loyalists; (L1x. 50.) - - - - - - - - - 149,121 - - 
808. : For defraying the Expense of confining, maintaining anid ctploylny Convicts at Home; (eit. 50.) - - - 40,847 9 ~ 
809.  Tomake good Money issued for Expenses at the Parliament Office, in Session 1802-3; (L1x. 50.) - - - 433 19 3 
810. _—‘— Ditto - - - to Mr. Clementson for Rent of a House, in lieu of Apartments at the House of Commons; (L1x. 50.) 219 6 - 
811. Ditto - - - for additional Allowances to the Clerks in the Office for auditing Public Accounts( (11x. 50.)  - 5,300 g 6 
812. ~ Ditto - - - to the Chairman of the Committees of the House of Peers; (t1x. 50.) - oe es 2,701 9 - 
813. ‘Ditto - - - for Plan for the more perfect security of Shipping in the Port of London; (t1x. 50.) - - - 649 2 - 
814. ~ ‘Ditto - - - to pay a Bill drawn by Lieutenant General Vyse, for the Repairs of Port Patrick; (L1x.50.) -  - 248 11 6 
815. &lt; Ditto - - - for making an Index ‘to the Journals of the House of Lords; (11x. 50.) PAI) Cimiieys el ints 439 18 — 
816. . . Ditto - - - pursuant to Addresses; (L1x.50.) - - -~ - : oe e ere - 6,523 1 8 
817. - To be paid+to the Board of First Fruits in Ireland for building Churches ; (osm: 50 ) - ete 8 gS 7 BE 
818. For Civil Buildings in Ireland ; (L1x. 50.) - - - - - . .29,076 18 6 
819. -For printing and binding Public General Acts of the Fourth ere of the United Rdiennens (ux 50.) - - 830 15 6 
820. - For Proclamations and Advertisements in the Dublin Gazette; (11x.50.) - - - - - - 6,485 19 11 
$21. For Printing, Stationery: and other Disbursements for the Public Offices in Ireland ; (LIX. =) - - - 18,840 — — 
822. . For Treasury Incidents in Ireland ; (1x. 50.) - - - - - - - - - : - - 1,846 3 1 
823. . For apprehending Public Offenders in Ireland; (trx.50.) - - - - - - - - - - 4615 7 8£ 
$24. For Criminal Prosecutions, &amp;c. in Ireland ; (LIx. 50.) ° - - - - - - - - . 23,076 18 6 
8265. For Pratique in the Port of Dublin; (11x.50.) -- -- - - = © © © 2+ # = « 966 18 7% 
826. For the Gold Mine in the County of Wicklow; (IIx. 51.) - - - - -* + -#© = = « 1,293 7 10 
$27. To the Accountant General for preparing and stating the Public Accounts of Ireland ; (11x. 51.) - - - 313 16 11 
828. ': ‘To the Deputy Accountant General for ditto; (L1x. 51.) - ° - - - - ~ - . - 22110 9g 
829. To the Examinator of Corn Bounties; (L1x. 51.) - SE) 228 O Sic 18.9 Peal ® - 184 12 4 
830. . To the Inspector General of Imports and Exports of Ireland 7a ditto; (LIX. 51.) - . - - - - 230 15 5 
831. ._ To the First Clerkin the Office of ditto; (11x.51.) - - - - - = © - = «= = 184 12 4 
832. ._ -Tothe Examinator of Excise; (11x.51.)- = - diss. tie &gt; "Pee, - ae oa es 184 12 4 
833. To the Assistant Examinator of ditto; (L1x. 51.)  - - - = - = = = = = « 138 9 3 
$34. To the Clerk in the office of Auditor of the Exchequer ; (L1x. 51.) - - - - . - - - 184 12 4 
835. For cloathing the Battle Axe Guards in Ireland ; (trx. 51.) a0 eee ke BR OTe (eS leg 683 1 63 
836 For cloathing the Heralds, Parauivants = sume — sd Ireland, rt —_ years on 17 Minott 1804; 
(LIx. §1.) °° - : 24 - ° - - - 1,002 g 3 
837. ‘ For the Incorporated Society-for tin English Protestant Schools i in Setanta nora 51 )- - - - 18,580 18 2 
838. For the office of Commissioners of Charitable Donations ; (L1x. 51.) - - - - . - 369 4 7% 
839. . . For the Society for promoting the Knowledge and Practice of the Christian Religion; Soom, 51.) - - - 923 1 6 
840. . For the Female Orphan House near Dublin; (tix. 51.) - - - - - - - - - - 1,118 12 8Z 
841. For fitting up and supporting a Penitentiary in Dublin for Young Criminals; (11x. 51.) - - - - - 1,615 7 8% 
842. For the Foundling Hospital in Dublin; (trx.51.) - - - - - - - = = = «= 20,969 4 °7£ 
843. For the Hibernian Marine Society:in Dublin; (nrx.51.) - - &lt;= + = = «© = = = 1,788 13 6% 
944. For the Hibernian School for Soldiers Children ; (11x. 51.) - - - - - - - - - 4,153 16 11 
845. For supporting the Westmorland Lock Hospital in Dublin; (x1x. 51.) - - - - - - - - 6,671 1 6% 
846. For the Fever Hospital in Dublin; (trx.52.) - - - - - -. = = 2« = = = 475 16 “2% 
847. For the House of Industry in Dublin ; (L1x. 52.) - - - - - - - - - - . 16,984 8 8£ 
948. -For'the Roman Catholic Seminary in Ireland; (L1x. 52.) - - - - ~ - - - : P 7,384 12 4 
849. ‘For the Commissioners for making wide and convenient Streets in Dublin; (L1x. 52.) - - - - - 4,153 16 11 
850. ‘For ‘the Corporation for paving, &amp;c. Dublin; (11x.52.) = - © (si¢.ta) 2 ee ee ee 9,230 15 § 
851. For the Dublin Society for promoting Husbandry and other useful Arts in Ireland; (L1x.52.)- = 5.2 5,076 8 6 
852. - &lt;Towards:completing additional Buildings at the Repository of the Dublin Society ;(11x. 52.)  - - - - 4,153 16 11 
“953.  ~ For-the-Farming Society in Ireland ; (11x. 52.) - - ° - - - - - - - - 1,846 3 1 
854. For the Lying-in Hospital in Dublin ; (t1x. 52.) Sr OP ee hae en 2,136 18 113 
865. 19 December 1803.—For the Linen and Hempen: Manufactures of Ireland ; (L1x. 56.) - - - - . 19,9398 9 3 
856. 29 March 1804.—To be distributed to the Officers, Seamen and Marines on board the Fleet under the command 


-of Lord Hood, being the value of Ships taken at Toulon ; (Lrx.192.) - - ~- - = © 265,336 14 10% 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 10 Y 








I, Committee of Supply—continued. \ | 
(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply —ses. 1008-4, (44 Geo. HI,} continued Sams Granted 


Miscellaneous Services—continued. au’ e 
857. 16 April 1804.—For Foreign and other Secret Services; (LIx.210.) + + -« 7 2 &gt; = = Bg,000 - &lt; 
868. For defraying Sums awarded to be paid pursuant to Seventh Article of the American Treaty; a 210.) - 412,000 - - 
859. For the British Museum ; (L1x. 210.) "Spe ¢ Bh) CRs IGT Mii cl It Jats 3,000 — — 
860. 28 April 1804.—For Printing Journals, Votes, Reports &amp;c. of the House of Commons; (rx. 243. a © . «(te 16,623 ~ - 
861. For printing the 57th Volume of the Journals of the House of Commons; (11x. 243.) - a a 2,500 - - 
862. For re-printing Journals, Indexes and Reports of the House of Commons; (L1x.243.) - = - - «= 10,000 - — 
863. For publishing Records in 1803 ; (LIx.243.) + oe; \ - . . - &lt; ° ° . » 1,767:15 10 
864. For the Superintendence of Aliens ; (L1x. 243.) - - - - - - - - « Z s 8589 5 - 
865. For Extraordinary Expenses of Prosecutions weree to the Coin in etx (cra. 049.) Se OS 1,609 19 4 
866. For - - - ditto in 1804; (LIx. 243.) - - - ~ - - - o 1,700 — - 
867. For the Works and Repairs of the Military Roads i in North Britain ; tii: —-.. -« &lt;- -  S So 5,000 - = 
868. Towards defraying the Expense of the Scotch Inland Navigation ; (L1x. 243.) ce &gt; * Deo Ss ne a 
869. For Works done at the Two Houses of Parliament, and at the Speaker’s House ; (11x, 243.) - = © = 39,345. - &amp; 
870. For ditto - - - at the Old Chapter House, Westminster; (L1x. 243.) - - ° « a © os oe 74112 = 
871. For Repairs at the King’s Bench Prison ; (L1x. 243.) - - - ° ~ ° ° ‘ - . ae = om 
872. For completing the Works at Chetuey Hill Lazaret ; (11x. 43; a - . Ue). m — - Sn. « 
873. For the Board of Agriculture ; (L1x. 243.) - - - = oe a fe . “tian 3,000 — - 
874. For the Civil Establishment of Upper Canada in 1804 ; eit: 243.) - . : : A ‘ 4 . Bo50 - - 
875. For ditto - - - of Nova Scotia; (L1x. 243.) - . ° - - - - - - - - 7,165 - - 
876. For ditto - - - of New Brunswick ; (11x. 243.) ee eae ee Se eee 4,650 - - 
877. For ditto - - - of Prince Edward’s Island ; (11x. 243.) - - ° = is ‘ : 3 ‘ R 2,300 - - 
878. For ditto - - - of Cape Breton ; (L1x. 243.) - - - - - - - ° ° o ° e 2,040 - = 
879. For ditto - - - of Newfoundland ; (11x. 243.) - - - . - - - « . “ “ ® TS 
880. "For ditto - - - of the Bahama Islands; (L1x. 243.) - - - - - . ° « &gt; * é 4,100 - - 
881. For ditto - - - of the Bermudas; (L1x.243.) - - - - - - ts ° 4 be . e 580 - ~« 
882. For ditto - - - of the Island of Dominica; (11x.243.) —- - -" = . is « « ‘ a en? oe 
883. For ditto - - - of New South Wales; (11x. 243.) - - - . - . ° 3 ~ o S 10,049 4 °5 
884. 3 July 1804.—To make good the Deficiency of Grant for the Expense of Convicts at wien for erates x.382.) - 3,269 2 = 
885. For affording Relief to the Inhabitants of the Shetland Islands ; SR ane oe .. # 2 « . 10,000 — — . 
886. For ditto - - - of the Orkney Islands ; (L1x..382.) - - = am " : - i p&lt; 10,000 - = 
887. Towards making Roads and Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland ; bee SRE pr ae 10,900 = 
888. To make good Money issued for the Presbyterian Ministers of Ulster and Munster; (tix. 382 d..2 - - 4,160 13 
889. Ditto - - - for Expenses attending the digesting and abstracting Poor Returns; (u1x.382.) - - - - 2,100 = 


a --e ee | 


890. Ditto - - - for additional Allowances to Clerks in the Office for auditing Public Accounts; (L1x.383.) - .- . _ §,285 18 
891. Ditto - - - for the Furniture of a House given up to the Commissioners on NavalAbuses ; (LIx. 383.) - - 2,099 19 ; 
892. Ditto - - - for the Thames Police Office ; (t1x. 383.) - - - : ° . ° ° ° --- ‘649 4 
893. Ditto - - - for publishing the Average Price of Sugar; (L1x.383.)  - ew hie pe monileds ue 454 - = 
894. Ditto - - - to pay Fees on passing Public Accounts; (L1x.383.)- - - *® © «© = «© « 3,000 - = 
895. Ditto - - - to the First Commissioner under the Sixth Article of the American Treaty ; (L1x.383.) - - - 63987 4 .-° 
896. Ditto - - - for Contingent Expenses in the execution of Act for inquiring into Naval Abuses ; (11x. 383.) - 1,060 10 - | 
897. _— Ditto - - - to reimburse Expenses incurred in ares eae al —_— from Select mers: = the em re 

of the Port of London; (11x. 383.) - - ° « 560, - = 
898. For maintaining and supporting British Forts and Settennente on the Coast of Africa ; curnigehs - - - 18,000 - — 
899. For support of the Veterinary College; (11x.383.) - - -* - + © © © © «= «6 1,500 - = 
900. For making Compensation for the purchase of Lands at Weedon Beck for the service of the Ordnance ; (trx. 983.) ~ 453117 6 
901. To the Executors of the late Sir James Wright for his losses as an American Loyalist ; (L1x.383.) - = - 4,872 — 
902 10 July 1804.—To make good the like Sum issued pursuant to Addresses ; (LIx. 402.) - - - - - 8,798 l=. 
903. For supplying Exchequer Court and Officers with Stationery; (t1x. 402.) - oS ; abt tS bes taal is 745 6 10 
904 For Printing and Stationery for the Houses of Parliament for 1804; (11x. 402.) - wg - - « 11,600 ~ = 
905. For defraying Law Charges for 1804; (LIX. 402.) - - - - 2 + © -« = 2 « 4,500 _ ae 
906. To be paid to Officers of Houses of Parliament; (11x. 402.) - . - - - - ° 2 is 3,995 — ; 
907. _—*For the Expense of the Police Office in Bow Street; (11x. 402.) -  - = - a i 9,000 - - 
908. For Protestant Dissenting Ministers, and for poor French Protestant Clergy and Laity; (11x. 402.) - - ~ 5,946 10 — 
909. For the extra Charge for Messengers of the three Secretaries of State; (LIX. 402.)- - - - - -« 5,260 - -. 
910. For Contingencies for the three Secretaries of State; (L1x. 402.) - + = eR a . 28 - a. 6,965 - - 
911. To be paid to Sheriffs for Conviction of Felons and over-payments ; (L1x. 402.) = - : - - - 7:3371 15 -€ 
912. For the Ministers of the Vaudois Churches; (11x. 402.) - - - - « 7 o “ . . om - « 
913. For the British Museum; (tix. 402.) - - -* = = «© «© © = - - - - 8,000 - - 


914. For the Civil Establishment of Sierra Leone; (LIx.402.) - - + +s = #© «© «© «© « 28,000 - - 
915. To enable Hi: Majesty to take such Measures as the exigency of Affairs may require ; (LIX. 402.) 


SE 
2,500,000 — — 
SS 





916. For purchase of Lands at Woolwich and Charlton, for the use of the Ordnance; (t1x.402.) ~ ° - $7006 6 1 


917. For paying off and discharging Treasury Bills in Ireland; (11x. 402.) - ° - + UIrish Currency) 1,700,000 - — 
918. To enable His Majesty to take such Measures as the exigency of Affairs may require, for Ireland ; (L1x, 402.) (ditto) 800,000 - - 
———— 


Exchequer Bills : : E— ————————— 
919. 16 April 1804.—For paying off Exchequer Bills issued per Act of session1803 for raising £.5,000j000.; (11x. 210.) 5,000,000 - = 
920. For ditto -- - for raising £.4,000,000.; (LIX. 210.) - - - - wut ~ is ‘ - - 3000900 - =&gt;» 
921. For ditto - - - for raising £.1,500,000. ; (Lrx. 210.) - - - - ~ e ‘i &gt; a e - 1,900900 - =&gt; 
922. For ditto - - - for raising £. 2,000,000, ; (L1x. 210 ) - - . e é os ra = ° * 1900000 - « 


———— 
Civil List : 
9%. 3 July 1804.—To discharge Arrears and Debts upon the Civil List on 5th July 1804; (11x. 382.) -. 691,842 3 10% 
924. That there be granted t6 His Majesty during his life the additional Yearly Sum of £.60,000. out of the Consolidated 
oy Fand of Great Britain, for beter support of His Majesty’s Household; (urx.g8%.) -°- - ~ 














SUPPLY —continued. 


—aeaeauvoauauuqquuneS eS eee 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply —continued. 


Summary of Grants in Session 1808-4. [44° Geo. III.} 
£. 
Navy (including Ordnance Sea Service) - - - - - - - = 12,350,606 
Army - - + - - = = + = © = «= = = = = = = 12,993,625 
Militia, Fencible and Volunteer Corps - - - - - - - - - 6,1 59,114 
Ordnance (Land Service) - - - --- - - - - - = = 3,799,689 


Miscellaneous Services for Great Britain Gateing Civil List 
Grant £. 591,842. 3. 104.) - - - - = oo Bh 
Ditto - - - forIreland - - - - - - - = +-+e+-- 


ont sa 


ot NS 


2,030,191 17. 6 
216,347 17. 52 





£.37,549,574 17 62 


Treasury Arrangements ;—Payment of Exchequer and Treasury 
Bills, and Votes of Credit (£. 13,500,000. sterling, and 
£. 2,500,000. Irish Currency=) - - + = = 2+ «= = «@ 





Total of Grants in Session 1803-4 - - - 


15,807,692 6 2 


£-53,357,267 3 84 


a ———————————————————————eee———eeeEeEeEee—e—E—EEEEEEeEEeeEEEE 


In Session 1805. [45° Geo. III.] 
Navy, &amp;c. (including Ordnance Sea Service) : 


925. 24 January 1805—T 1 AT 120,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service, for 1805 ; including 
30,000 RoyalMarines ; (LX. 15 ) 
926. For Wages for ditto; (LX. 15.) - + .. © «Pam, We ae She 
927. For Victuals for ditto; (Lx.15.) - - - - ° ° ° we 4 . Ps 
928. For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve; (Lx. 15.) coe! aR i Nba 
929. For Ordnance Sea Service on board such Ships; (Lx.15.)-  - - = + = « = 
930. 14 February:—For the Ordinary of the Navy for 1805; (Lx. 57.) - Mi steed sich + 
931. For the Extraordinary Establishment of ditto; (Lx.57.) - - + - - -# = -« 
932. For Hire of Transports; (Lx.57.) - - * © = © = = «=#© «© «© « 
933. For Prisoners of War in health ; (Lx. 57.) PS RY BO ues tS es ery het Ee @ 
934. For sick Prisoners of War; (Lx. §7.) i ndete a nist, 8 ell Wp AO Oy ero 
See further 1090, 
Army: 


1804 to 24th December 1805 ; (LX. 33.) 
For Guards, Garrisons, and other Land Forces, in Great Britain and Ireland; (1x.33.) - - = 


Wales; (Lx. 33.) - - - 


serving in India; (Lx. 33.) - - 
For Recruiting and Contingencies for the Land Forces in Great Britain “a Ireland ; (Lx. 34.)- 
For. General and Staff Officers, and Officers of the Hospitals - - - ditto; on’ 34) - 
For Full Pay to Supernumerary Officers; (Lx. 34.) - - - - 
For Allowances to the principal Officers of several Public i Sno Pome 4) 


For the increased Rates of Subsistence to Innkeepers, &amp;c.; (ux. 34.) - - - e 
For Half Pay to Reduced Officers; (Lx. 34.) - - - - - ° - - o ‘ 
For Military Allowances to ditto; (Lx.34.) - - = - “ea 


For Half Pay and Allowances to Reduced Officers of American Fo orces ; on 34) - - Pn Noe 
For Officers late in the Service of the States General ; (Lx. 34.) - . - - o “ 
For the In and Out-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals; (ix. ai) - ° ° 
For Pensions to Widows of Officers of the Land Forces in Great Britain and Ireland ; (u: 34-) - 


For Foreign Corps; (LX.34.)-  - ee es a er ° m1 
For General Hospital Expenses in Ireland; (Lx. 34.) es ig eRe beth gatos 
For the Royal Military Asylum; (ux.34.) - °° -* * * © 8 2 = 
For the Royal Military College; (1x. 34.) ee aoe - 


For the Barrack Department in Great Britain and Ireland, é. ate, 128. 11. 8.; ennui (Lx. _ 


1804; (Lx. 243.) - 


SE FRESESEESEREEREEE 2 88 F 


Militia, Fencible, and Volunteer Corps : 


958. 5-February 1805.—For the embodied Militia and sis of Fencible es in Great Britain and Ireland ; _ 34- ) 2,176,326 10 7 
959. For Contingencies for ditto; (Lx. 34.) - ° ° = 2 n 65692 6 @ 
960. For Cloathing for the embodied Militia of Great Britain; ion, sai - © f+ 2 9» © © © Qghfgg - « 
961. 6 May1805.—For defraying the Charge of Valentese Conga in the Deine Kingsiem, sia 25 December 1804 to 
1 25 December ie: (Lx. 243.) - - - 1,600,000 - ~ 
962. 28 May 1805.—That Provision be made for the Pay and Cloathing of the Militia of Great Britain for 1805 ; (Lx. 322.) = 
963. Ditto - - - for making Allowances to Adjutants and Serjeants of the Militia disembodied ; em ~— )-- - a 
964. Ditto - - - to Subaltern Officers of the Militia in time of peace; (1x. 322) - - _ 
965. Ditto - - - for the Pay and Cloathing of the Mila of Yelan, and of Allowances to Suiltern Oficer in 
time of peace, for 1805; (LX.322.) - + - pom 
be oe eee ee aed 
é. 11 16 
Ordnance (Land Service) : pe lal 
966. 5 February 1805.—For Ordnance Land Service for Great _— for — (Lx, 34) - = = = «© 3163416 1 § 
967. Ditto - - = in 1803; (Lx.95.) - - - - - - 2° 2£ + = 1965344 2 4 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.~LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


Ditto - - - for 1805; (Lx. send - - . - - - - - - - - » 
26 June 1805.—Towards defraying the Extraordinary Services of the Army in Ireland, for 1805; (Lx. 421.) 


For Forces in the Plantations, ny aes serving = ae, in the &gt; Moditerrancen, i in n Coyten, ond | South 


For four troops of Dragoons, and fifteen companies of Foot, stationed in Great ae for recruiting ar Regiment 


£. 

2,886,000 
2,964,000 
4,680,000 
390,000 
1,004,940 
1,563,690 
975,000 
525,000 
57,000 


Sim t8 t. 8.2 
i 


oe)toees 
tiiti1@e 


———SESEEEEEE_ 
5 February 1805-—TH at 135,121 effective Men be employed in Great Britain and Ireland, from 25th December 


- 4,635,188 17 
- 1,424,920 11 


- 25,410 18 
- 275,866 
- 288,858 
- 34,469 
- 191,838 
- 476,699 
- 175,823 
. 5,565 
- 50,000 
“ 1,000 = 
- 249,397 11 
&gt; 29,237 19 
- 851,350 6 
- 20,522 11 1 
- 23,458 6 
- 13,315 6 
- 1,642,460 11 


oepernz 1 


1 ew AK own 
~ = 
a~ ° 


Orne Onan ! 


6 May 1805.—For defraying the nee =asrd of - em —_ %5 Detenter — to = December 


- 660,803 15 3 
- 3,200,000 - - 
- 600,000 = - 


ter 
£.14,576,087 3 6 
SSS 




























































































968. 
969. 
970. 


971. 
972. 
973. 
974. 
975. 
976. 
977. 
978. 
979. 


981. 
982. 


985. 


1003. 
1004. 
1005. 
1006. 
1007. 
1008. 
1009. 
1010. 
1011. 
1012. 
1013. 
1014. 
1015. 
1016. 
1017. 
1018. 
1019. 
1020. 
1021. 
1022. 
1023. 
1024. 
1025. 
1026. 
- 1027. 
1028. 


1031. 
1032. 


Miscellaneous Services : 
14 February 1805. —For Sums awarded to be paid pursuant to the Seventh Article of the American Treaty ;(LX.57.) 414,000 — — 


- For the Works and Repairs of the Military Roads in North Britain; ma 58. ) 


- Ditto - - - of New South Wales; (1x. 58.) - 


1080. ’ 16 March 1805.—To make good Money er pursuant to Addresses; (Lx.143.) - - «+ « 


1033. 


1034. 
1035. 
1036. 
1037. 
1038. 
“1039. 


1090. , 


e Ditto -, - - for continuing and perfecting the Index to the Journals of the House of Lords ; (Lx. 144.) . 
, Ditto. + -.- for Stationery for New South Wales; (Lx. 144.) - - - - .* +-* «© -*.., 


SU PPLY--contenued. 


L ‘Goudie of Reenthe~&lt;evitiniet 


(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply, ses. 1905. [45° Geo. W.] continued. 


Ordnance (Land Service)—continued. 

5 February 1805-continued.—For‘Ordnance Land-Service for Great Britain in 1804; (Lx.35.)-  - - ~ - 
For Ordnance Land Service in Ireland, to 31 December 1804; (Lx. 35.) - - ~ ‘ ws is 
Ditto.- -.c inreledtl, for 1805; (LX. 35) -2 &gt; 2 - = Paniviad fo! Semen ects et 


Some Sot 


£. s. d. 


503,234 8 10 
129,230 15 5 
479,769 4 7 





For Relief of the ‘suffering Clergy and Laity of France, and American-Loyalists, &amp;c.; (Lx. §7.)' + . 
For defraying the Expense of confining and maintaining Convicts at Home; (LX. 57.) - =~ 2+ * 


Ditto - - -. of Law Charges ; (Lx. 57.).- . - - : - &gt; : : - - - - 
Ditto - - - of the Police Office in Bow Street ; (Lx. 57.) - . - - - - . - « . 
Ditto - - - of Printing and Stationery for the two Houses of Parliament; (Lx. 58.) - - - = = 
For Protestant Dissenting Ministers in England and Ireland and for the poor French wae i ; (Lx. 58.) - 
For the Ministers of the Vaudois Churches; (Lx.58.) = - - - - . - - - 


For defraying the probable amount of Bills drawn, and to be drawn, from New South Wales ; ; sé! 58.) - 
For His Majesty’s Foreign and other Secret Services; (Lx. 58.) - - - - - - - 
For defraying the Charge of the Superintendence of Aliens ; (Lx. 58.) - - - ° * LS «te 
Ditto - - = the Extraordinary Expenses for Prosecutions relating to the Coin ; (Lx. 58.) ~ - « 


Towards enabling the Trustees of the British Museum to carry on the Trusts ene in them by Parliament ; (ex. 58.) 


Towards further enabling them ; (Lx. 58.) - . - - - - ~ 


For Civil Establishment of Upper Canada in 1805; (Lx. 58.) 


Ditto - - - of Nova Scotia; (1x. 58.) - » ° ° ° e e &gt; . ‘ ” " : 
Ditto - - - of New Brunswick;‘(ux-58.) - - © - © * = *© = #© © = 
Ditto - - - of Prince Edward’s Island; (Lx.58.) - = - - e7"e - - i 
Ditto - -.- of Cape Breton; (ux. 58.) - - - © 2 = © = 8S © © 2 
Ditto - - - of Newfoundland; (1x. 58.) - .- © ¢ ~*f Jp oe i a . . 
Ditto - - - of the Babama Islands; (Lx.58.)- - - *- = © = "= #£ = = -« 
Ditto - - - of the Bermudas; (ux. 58.)- - - - * - = it eae eae eee 
Ditto - - - of the Island of Dominica; (Lx. 58.) - - ee - - 2+ arg * 


bow February 1805.—For defraying the Extra Charges of Contingencies for the three Secretaries of State ; (Lx. 66.) - 


Ditto - - - for Messengers for ditto; (ux.66.) - - - &gt; 2 = s+ Si OF 


To defra nr ©. of the Usher of the oe of heer «3 supplying the bag oe and tn with cheers: emmys f 


(Lx. 


For defraying the re of the Peis of House for the official use of the Jndge Advocate General ; ‘hap _ ~ 


To be paid to Sheriffs for Conviction of Felons ; (Lx. 66.) - - - - - : - . 
‘Ditto - - - to the Corporation for Paving, &amp;c. Dublin; (Lx.66.) - - - - = a s 
4 March 1805.—For the Linen and Hempen Manufactures of Ireland; (Lx.125.) - = - (Irish Currency.) 
For defraying the Expense of Civil Buildings in Ireland; (Lx. 125.) - - - a ditto. a, 
For Printing and Binding 250 copies of Acts 45 Geo. III.; (Lx. 125.) - - - - ditto. ‘ 
For Proclamations and Advertisements in the Dublin Gazette; (Lx.125.) - = - - ditto. “ 
For defraying the Expense of Treasury Incidents in Ireland; (Lx. 125.) ~ - - i ditto. ~ 
Ditto - - - of the Foundling Hospital in Dublin; (Lx..126.) - - - - e 6te ditto. " 
Ditto - - - of the Hibernian Marine Society in Dublin; (xx. 126.) ~- - - - - ditto. i 


Ditto - - - of the Hibernian School for Soldiers Children; -(1x. 126.) - - o) a6 ditto, «= 

‘- Ditto - - - of the Female Orphan School near Dublin; (ux. 126.) - - - - - - ditto. - 
Ditto - - - ofthe Society for promoting the Knowledge and Practice of the Christian Religion — 126.)ditto. - 
Ditto - - - of the Westmorland Lock Hospital in Dublin; (1x. 126.) GF ig OF UR ditto, « 
Ditto - - - of the House of Industry in Dublin; (xx.126.) + - - 2 - = ditto: 
Ditto - - - of the Fever Hospital in Dublin; (1x. 126.) - - - - - 7 .) 2 
Ditto - - - of the Lying-in Hospital in Dublin; (1x. 126.) - = - . x S ditto. Ks 

’ Ditto - - - of building the intended Hall for the Royal College of Surgeons ; (1x..126.) - ditto. . 
Ditto - - - of fitting up and supporting a Penitentiary in Dublin; (ux.126.) - - = —  . 
Ditto - - - of the Dublin Society for promoting Husbandry and other useful Arts in Ireland ; (Lx. 126 caurtag " 
Ditto - - - of the Farming Society in Ireland; (1x. 126.) - ~ ~ - re z ditto. A 
Ditto - - - of the Office of Commissioners of Charitable Donations; (1x.126.) - - + ditto, ¥ 
To be paid to the Commissioners for making wide and convenient Streets in Dublin; (Lx. 126.) ditto. ~ 
For defraying the Charge of the Roman Catholic Seminary in Ireland; (Lx. 126.) - - ditto. ‘“ 
To be applied towards completing the re-building St. Andrew's Church, Dublin; (Lx. 126.) - ditto. 2 
For defraying yhe Expense of Madam Steevens’s Hospital ; (Lx. 126.) oa. ee dies 
Ditto - - - of the Incorporated Society for promoting English Protestant Schools in Ireland ;(Lx.126.)ditto.-  - 

» Ditto - - - of the Gold Mine in the county of Wicklow; (Lx.126.)- + - - - ditto. — - 


Ditto - - - of Printing, Stationery, and other disbursements for the Public Offices in Ireland ;(Lx.126.)ditto. - 
Ditto - - - of apprehending Public Offenders in Ireland ; (Lx. 126.) - - - - - ditto. - 
Ditto - - - - of Criminal Prosecutions, &amp;c. ja Ireland ; (Lx. 127.) - - ~ - - . ditto, - 


‘ ‘Ditto - - - for additional Allowances to the Clerks in the Office for Auditing Public Accounts ; (Lx. 143.) - 


Ditto - -'- to Doctor George Skene Keith for mya rane -~ —_ _ —_ sear wre ¥ the 
&gt; House of Lords; (Lx. 143.) ° ° &lt; 


To make good.the'like Sum: _—— “1 rane 1 pepe in en of mn for i oe mr reper eee 


(LX. 143.) fot -- 
Ditto - - - for Expenses athaniling the digesting and ahetencting’ Poor ‘Returns; (LX 143:) 2) Hertindetale +&gt; 
Ditto - -,- to the Chairman of the Committees.of the House of. Peers in Session 1803-4; (Lx. 143) ° -° 
Ditto - - - to Mr. Clementson for One Year's Rent ofa House; (Lx.144.)  - 0 «+ &lt;i 2! %e" - 
Ditto - - - to defray the Expense of the Thames Police Office ; (Lx. 144.) ha ile HSS I ae 


Ditto - - - for making an Index to One Volume of the Journals of the House of Lords; (1x. 144) 


£.4,456,994 12 8 


135;721 12 = 
53,719 1 11 
20,000 —- — 
12,000 - = 
29,000 — 
10,476 1 
1,828 5 4 
20,000 — 


175,000 - = 


7,820 - - 
2,000 —- — 
3,000 - = 
8,000 - - 
§,000 - — 
8,379 6 3 
7,165 — 
4850 - — 
3,100 - = 
2,040 —- — 
2,136 12 10 








eis 


4:438 12-7. 


580 - = 
600 - — 


9,225 12 6. 


11,380 - -° 
15,000 =~ =" 


1,839 
9,685 We 
11,600 — ~— 


21,600 
25,000 - = 
as 


9,230 15 5 





7,026 9 104 
2,000 _— —) 


22,500 — 
-1,691 13 - 
6,132 19- 

958 13 ° 
1,280 —° 
6,897 -" 
21,433 18° 
1,030 18 
2,599 8 
6,000 - 
1,795 — 
10,000 —- = 
2,000 - = 

400 - - 
10,884 14 8 
8,000 — .— 
6,000 -— — 
4,942 - 
22,601 6-1 

3 


760 
20,410 
2,500 — — 


o-oo } 


1am | 


25,000.- — 


8,792 4 4, 
3 


8,090 16 © 
260 - -— 


1,060 10 —° 


500 — -— 
2,698 6 6 
‘219 6 - 
649 8 - 
559 19 6 
1,428.3 = 
72:16 | 


SUPPLY —contioaed. 917 





I. Committee of Sidhe . 
(4.}—Resolutions of Committee of Supply,—seas. 1006. [45° Geo. UW Fesconinued, &gt; Som Ora 


Miscellaneous Services—continued. font. 

1041. 16 lea 100y-centional &lt;&lt;Te make on a — nats ooeat for Methensttiaal patentee tuilep Suh Wales ; OL 
: LX. 144.)&gt; - - 233 12 = 
1042. Ditto - - - for Expenses of the Satins Office ; in oe ee ae me 2.4. 

1043... Ditto - -.- to discharge Arrears of Salary due to several Persons at New “EA (Lk 144.) - + = 4.905 4.24 
1044. Ditto - - - for the Presbyterian Ministers of Ulster and Munster; (Lx.144.) - - - - - -« 8,731 18 6 

1045. Ditto - - - to Dr. Thomas Rope Cohn, - his trontile satatiive to Aa for otaing the Redenee of the 

Clergy ; (LX. 144.) - 547 7 6 

“1046. Ditto - - - to the Representatives of Dr. Daniel Peter Layard, for his Services saiies » the Distemper imag 
Horned Cattle; (Lx. 144.) - - - - : 116 19 - 
1047. Ditto - - - to pay Bills drawn on account of New South Wales; eee 144.) - - - - - - 2,693 15 - 
1048, Ditto - - - for Expenses of the Police Office in Bow Street in 1804; (Lx. 144.) - - - . - - 395 17 4 
1049. Ditto - - - of a Plan for the Establishment of a Horse Patrol ; (Lx. 144.) - - - - - - 1,060 16 — 
1050. Ditto - - - for publishing the Average Prices of Sugar; (Lx. 144.) - - - - - - = - 435 - - 
1051. Ditto - - - to Mr. Colman, for his Bill of Disbursements as Serjeant at Arms ; (Lx. 144.) - - - . 213 8 7 
1052. Ditto - - - for the Payment of a Framed Room for New South Wales ; (Lx. 144.) - - - - - 17213 - 


1053. Ditto - - - for the Support and Relief of British Subjects detained in France ; (Lx. 144.) - - - - 1,059 2 


1054. 10 April 1805.—For paying off and discharging Treasury Bills due in Ireland in 1805; (Lx..207.) (Irish Currency.) 800,000 


1055. 6 May 1805.—To complete the Sum of £.5,000,000. granted out of the Monies that oan arise oom the Surplee Chk a .... 
of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain for 1804 ; (Lx. 243.) - - 3,049,488 15 3 7 


1056. 23 May 1805.—For cateying oe Change has Feating and Stuathenery = the we Woutes bas Pustioment for 18045 ; 


(Lx. 302.) - - 3,708 18 11 
1057. Ditto ~- - - the Expense of Printing Marhette War Pew and Poor tiie ; Pt 900) - - - - 8,301 11 3 
1058, To make good Deficiency of Vote of last Session for Officers of Houses of Parliament ; (Lx. 302.) - - . 9095 - = 
1059. For Salaries and Allowances to ditto; (Lx. 302.) - - - - - - - - - - - §210 — - 
1060. For completing the Expense of Printing thé 57th Volume of Journals ; (Lx. 302.) - - . - - 753 18 - 
1061. For Printing Journals, Votes, Bills, Reports, &amp;c. by Order of the House; (Lx. 302.) - - . - - 20,000 — — 
1062. For Re-Printing Journals, Indexes and Reports ; (Lx. 303.) - - . - - - - - - 10,000 - —- 
1063. For the Purchase of Buildings in St. Margaret’s Street and Palace Yard for the use of the Public ; (Lx. 303.) - 3,391 4 - 
1064. For making Roads and Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland for 1805; (Lx. 303.) Seto wee SE = 
1065. Towards defraying the Expense of an Inland Navigation in Scotland for 1805; (Lx. 303.) - - - - 50,000 — — 
1066. To be advanced to the Company of Proprietors of the Crinan Canal; (Lx. 303.) - - - + - = 25,000 — — 
1067. 20 June 1805.—For repairing, mantiong and supporting me ae Forts and Settlements on the Coast of Africa 
(LX. 402.) - - - - - : - - - 18,000 - - 
1068. For the Veterinary College for 1865 4 tide. 402.) - - - : - - - - - - 1,500 —- — 
1069, For the Board of Agriculture; (Lx. 402.) - -*° - - + © © -+° 2 2 «© -« 3,000 = ~ 
1070. 24 June 1805.—To. enable His Majesty to Tal nt onch E agngmeents as us exigency = wey may er pe 2 “tach 
(Lx.414.) + - = 3,500,000 — — 
1071. For defraying the Expense of the purchase of Grounds and Buildings ed erecting a Court House at Westminster; === 
, (Lx. 414.) - - - . . P. 118 od 4.417 12 10 
1072. That the Collection of Sculptured-Marbles, &amp;c. of the late Charles Townley, Esq. be purehased for the use of the 
Public, and vested in the Trustees of the British Museum ; (Lx. 414.) ' 
1073. To purchase forthe use of the Public the said Collection ; (Lx,.414.) - - - - - - - ° 20,000 -. = 
1074. For the expense of Pratique in the Port of Dublin; (Lx. 414.) - - - 8 vil (Irish Currency.) 047.10 2 
1075. To be paid to the Board of First Fruits; (Lx. .414.). - - - . . - - - ditto. - 5,000 —- — 
1076. Ditto - - - to the Accountant General, for preparing the Public Accounts; (Lx. 414.) - - ditto. - 340 =— 
1077. Ditto - -.- to the Deputy Accountant General ; (1x. 414.) \-.° : - : . ditto. - 0 - - 
1078. Ditto - -.- to the Examinator of Corn Bounties; (Lx.414.) - _ - - - - - ditto. - on ie 
1079. Ditto - - - tothe Inspector General of Imports and Exports; (Lx. 414.) . - - - ditto. - 250 - 
1080. Ditto - - - to the First Clerk in the Office of ditto; (Lx. 414.) - - ~ - - ditto. - &gt; i ‘ms 
1081. Ditto - - - to the Examinator of Excise; (Lx. 414.) — - - - - - . ditto. - 200 - — 
1082. Ditto - - - to the Assistant ditto; (Lx. 414.) - - - - - ditto, - "0 - ~ 
1083. Ditto - - - to the Clerk in the Office of the Auditor of the Exchequer; ; (Lx. 414) - - ditto. ~ 200 - ~- 
. i 
1084. 26 June 1805.—To be employed in pranting ond ren oy 3 the pane a. Copgeater ont Sotto Pool, near : 

' Plymouth ; (Lx. 421.) - -. « - 4,000 -- 
1085. To be applied towards re-building the Pier at the Harbour of Methill, in the Couey of Fife ; ; ee, 421.) - - 2,000 - ~ 
1086. 27 June 1805.—For the Civil Establishment of Sierra Leone; (Lx.434.) - -* - + + = © 14,000 - — 
1087. For making Discoveries in the interior of Africa; (Lx. 434.) _ - - - - - - - - ~ 5,000 — =~ 
1088. For the Support of Non-conforming Ministers in Ireland; (Lx.434.) -. - - + = (IrishCurrency) ~ 9,176 3.3 
1089. 29 June 1805.—Towards Setagtan re ——? eres by - _— —_ Comey | in = Public Service ; 

(LX. 444.) - - - - 1,000,000 - - «@ 
1090. For purchasing Ground and erecting Buildings for a Naval aay ; at 444.) - © - “ .% oi ¢ 20,000 - — 
1091. To defray the Expense of Works done at the two Houses of Parliament, and at the House of the Speaker ; (tx. 444) 10,589 10 5 
1092. To complete the Expense incurred in Repairs at the King’s Bench Prison ; (Lx. 445.) - - - 1,850 3 10 
1093. For defraying the Expense incurred for Works at the Marshalsea Prison ; (Lx. 445.) ‘= - - - 7 1,421 11 114 
1094. To defray the moiety of the Expense of building a Bridge over the River Spey; (1x. “46:) Sonia? of avec 6,000 - - 
1095. To make good Money issued pursuant to Addresses; (LX.445))- &gt; *- &gt; 1p Pind Ser0yh §,611 16 10 
1096. To pay Fees on passing Public Accounts; (Lx. 445.) - - - - ° ° : ° f 3,000 - - 
1097. ~- For Models of Arches of Bridges made for the use of a Committee of ne House of Commons ; (Lx. 445-) - 135 6 - 
1098. For contingent Expenses in the execution of the Act for inquiring into Naval Abuses; (Lx. 445.) - - 1,271 2 = 
1099. To defray the Expenses of a Plan for the more perfect Security of the Shipping in the Port of London} (ux. 145) 324 16 - 
1100. For Expenses attending the abstracting and digesting Poor Returns; (LX. 445.) - - - . - - 310 7 -$ 
1101. For additional Allowances to Clerks in the Office for auditing Public Accounts ; (1x. 446-) - - - - 2,801 19 10 
1102. To the Officers of the Tally Court for Fees on Tallies; (ux. 445.) - - oi lop $0 1,113 9 6 
1103. ‘Towards defraying the Expense of a Plan for the Establishment of a Horse Patrol; nme 45) - 2 &gt; 535 3 6 
1104. For the Payment of such Military Allowances in iostand as were formerly paid out « the Fund of Military 

Contingencies; (Lx. 445-) i - - (Irish Currency) 1,085 11 4 2 

=e 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1601—1820.) 19 Z 






































SUPPLY—continued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 2 to oetiiiame’d - 
(4.)}— Resolutions of Committee of Suappigy 2d 1905. scape Bi Peretbbin: Sums Geanted, 


—-- 


Exchequer Bills : Gili. &amp; 
1105. 18 Fe 1805.«=For . ying 0 Endaiees Bile: marie out per Act of lat seaion for raising £.2,500,000; 

“ ~¢ , (Lx. -) e oe . - ad 200,000 - =- 
1106. 24 June 1805.—For paying off Exchequer Bills made out per Act of last session for raising - 8,000,000 ; (Lx. 414.) 8,000,000 ~— = 
1107. Ditto - - - for raising £. 1,500,000 ; (ux. oe Se eee Se Oe -- 6 «© —= 1,900,000 — = 

Civil Tr, EEE 


1108. 7 May 1805.—For discharging the Arrears and Debts due and owing upon the Civil List on 5th July1804 ; (ux. 247.) 10,458 1 6 t 


,——— 
Summary of Grants in Session 1805. [45° Geo. III. ] 
£- 8. de 
Navy (including Ordnance Sea Service) - - - - - - - - 15,055,630 6 9g 


Army ~- 5 &lt;&gt; 5 0N 7" OE 8 ea ea be ce Rg IE BF 3 - 6 
Militia, Fencible and Volunteer Corps- - - - - - - - + (4,040,811 16 9g 
Ordnance (Land Service) - - - - - - + - = - = = 4,456,994 12 8 


Miscellaneous Services for Great Britain (including Civil List , 

Grant £.10,458. 1. 64.)- = - - = + = = = = = + 2,279,688 6 52 
Ditto - - - for Ireland, £. 260,453. 10. sins _— CHrERy; 

and f. 17,962. 13. 11. sterling = =- - - - - 258,381 6 10% 











£. 40,667,593 13 -&amp; 
one sy Arrangements ;—Payment of Exchequer Bills, Deficiency 
ays and Means of 1803-4, and Vote of Credit, 
Z 18,549,488. 15. 3 . sterling, and Payment of Treasury 





Bills £. 80u,000. Irish Currency= - - - - -.- - - 19,287,950 6 -§ 
Total of Grants in Session 1805 - - - £. 59,055,543 19 1 





In Session 1806. [46° Geo. III.] 


Navy, &amp;c. (including Ordnance Sea Service) : Sums Granted. 
“1109. +28 January 1806.—Tuat 120,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service for the Year 1806, — 

including 29,000 Royal Marines ; (XI, 17+) £ s. d. 

1110. For Wages for ditto; (Lx1. 17.) - - - - . . - - - - - - + 2,886,000 - - 

1111. For Victuals for ditto; (Lx1. 17.) - - . - - - - - - : + 2,964,000 - - 

1112. For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve; (LX1.17.) - - *- «= © = «= = 4,680,000 - - 

1143. For Ordnance Sea Service on board sueh Ships ; (1x1. 17.) - - . - - - - - - 390,000 - — 


1114, © 4 March 1806.—For the Ordinary of the Navy for 1806; (Lx1. 83.) - - - - - - - * 1,045,353 12 11 
1115. For the Extraordinary Establishment of ditto; (Lx1. 83.) - - - - - - - - - - 1,980,830 - = 
1116. For Hire of Transports ; (Lx1. 83.) - - - . _ - . - - - - - - 1,250,000 - — 
1117. For Prisoners of War in health ; (xx1. 83.) - - - - - - - PVG Oogles += 400,000 - — 
1118. For sick Prisoners of War; (Lx. 83.) - - - - - - . - - 45,000 - — 
1119. For the Establishments and Hospitals relating to ick and voit Seamen at home and ited (uxt. 85. y= g0,000 - = 


1120. 28 April 1806.—For defraying the hang: of fe wtiitlenst ‘Pay * the Navy, petra 1 ee, and 31 ge 
1806; (LXxI. 259.) - - - 193,158 2 4 








ei £. 15,864,341 15. 3 
Army : SS 
1121. 4 February 1806.—Tuat 134,473 effective Men be employed from 25 December 1805 to 24 March 1806; 
(LXI. 21.) 
1122. For Guards, Garrisons, and other Land Forces in Great Britain, and on the Continent, for ditto; (Lx1.21.) - 1,193,105 - - 
1123. For Forces in the Plantations, including those eerving at Gibrahtar, in ~ a in — _ New 


South Wales for ditto; (Lx1.21.) - - - - . ° - §0§,°37 - = 

1124. 10 March (iat a er 134,473 effective Men be employed from 25 March to 24 May 1806 ; 

LXI. 119 

1125, For Guards, Gerrisons, and other Land Forces, in Great Britain and Ireland, for ditto; (Lxr.119.)  - - 795406 - - 

1126. For Forces in the Plantatiéns, including those serving at Cae, in me rps oearay in Cuplen, at oe 
Cape of Good Hope, &amp;e. for ditto; (Lx1.120.) - = - - - : : 336,693 - - 

1127. 15 April 1806,—For defraying the Charge of rou wey to aay papa oon %5 anes p06 - 
24 December 1806; (LxI. 212.) - 35315 2 
1128, For Allowances to the’principal Officers of wnat Public Departments ; oui ons) - = 2 = + 121976,977 15 4 
1129, For the increased Rates of Subsistence to Innkeepers, &amp;c. ; (LX3.212.) min fw) Lia ? - + &gt; 486,666 12 8 
1130. - For Half Pay and Allowances to Reduced Officers; (x1. mae © (ehh my pemmnet. site theres oy | SEGQN7T m8 
1131. For Military Allowances to ditto ; (Lx, 212.) - ee m sopbhil loreedorh to a 5,801 13 8 
1192. For Half Pay and Allowances to Reduced Officers of eabatien Pinets (Lx. nape me ociai ereusux$ Joona ARP? — om 
1138. For Officers late in the Service of the States General ; (Lx1. 212.) ting Ks tT 2 to atenoged off IMO - om 
1134. For the Inand Out-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals ; (nx. 219.) we mt om MdeeTt 6G 
1185. © - For Pensions to Widows of Officersof the Land Forces’in Great Britain and Ireland; (xx1.212.) -  - 7 31970917 6 
1186. For General and Hospital Expenses in Ireland ; (Lx. a18) ores? @p ose i ey DqiaLeds tect) obe@t8 16 of 
1197. For the Royal Military College ; ~py #13) . : willrigt stig «lu wij ceeds amy ce 20,161 7 2 
1138. Ditto - - - (txt. erg.) 5 - wit» o: bomen! « cropsyaley yeild ieee le teas 28,393 18 6 
1139. For the Royal Military Asylum ; ates sian - e - ° . ~ - - - &gt; . ° 23,359 10 10 
1140, For the Barrack Department i in Ireland ; (LxI. 213.) - - © . - ~ - - ° ° ° 458,647 4- 


4141. Ditto - - - in Great Britain; (ux1. 213.) “ “ o ~ - - - - : ° - 5661088 - - 


SUPPLY —onatinued. 919 


EEE ————————————————— SSE 
I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply,—sees. 906. (46° Geo. 111.}—~continued. nition 








. “—_ 
Army—continued. Give. 
1142, 10 May 1806.—THAT 134,473 effective Men be employed from 25 May 1806 to 24 June 5 
, following ; (LXI. 292.) 
1143. For Guards, Garrisons, and other Land Forces in Great Britain and Ireland ; (Lxt. 292.) + ~ - ~ 907,704 - = 
1144. For Forces in the Plantations, including one eareeag at area in as errereneed in aguy at the Cape 
; ‘of Good Hope, &amp;c:; (Lx1. 292.) - - 168347 -— =! 
1145. 22 May 1806.—TH AT 121,529 effective Men be employed in Great Britain and Ireland, from 
25 June 1806 to 24 December following; (LXI. 329.) 
1146. For Guards, Garrisons, and other Land Forces in Great Brttain and Ireland; (txt. 329.) - - - - 1,929,309 7 2 
1147. : For Forces in the Plantations, &amp;c. insinting Cotneviny “ wapenacde in the Meditenaasan and New South 
Wales; (Lx1.929.)-  - = eon e+ tone oe) OER B18 ages 
1148. For four troops of Dragoons and twelve companies of Foot paltry in Great Britain for recruiting ie Regiments 
serving in India, from 25 December 1805 to 24 December 1806; (LX1. 330.) - - - 21,998 -— - 
1149. _. For Recruiting and Contingencies for Land Forces in Great Britain and Ireland; (1x1. 330.) - - - ~ 295,404 16 11 
1150. For General and Staff Officers and Officers of the Monga, ditto ; (LX1.330.) - - - - - ~ 234,104 17 11 
1151. For Foreign Corps; (Lx1.330.). + .- = - 7.2. Pome The ORT of Pog? HARE 2.08 
1152. For Allowances to retired Chaplains and officiating Chaplains of the Forces ; (LX1. 330.) - - - - 15,000 - = 
1158. 30 June 1806.—Towards defraying the Eenney Rupee « the pa fom 25 eeniee 04 to 24 
December 1805; (Lx1. 467.) + -  -* 272,386 15 10 
1154. 3 July 1806.—For defraying the Extraordinary Services of the Army in Great Britain for 1806 ; veo 482.) + 3,000,000 - - 
1155. Ditto - - - for Ireland; (1x1. 482.) - - - ° - . » - . ° 7 + 600,000 - - 
1156. 15 July 1806.—For defraying the Charge of an Augmentation of Pay and Allgwanees to Officers and Privates, 
from 25 June 1806 to 24 December following; (Lx1.544.) -  - - © .* (©, (igeo g 11 
1157, Ditto - - - ofan Augmentation to the Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital ; ds cia - - - - §0,000 —- — 
1158. Ditto - - - tothe Pensions of the Widows of Officers of the Land Forces ; £. 3,829. 19. 3. amended to (Lx1. 544.) 3,723 8 6 
s P , £.14,160,832 18 — 
Militia, Fencible and Volunteer Corps : pce =e 
1169... 1 February 1806.—For the embodied Militia and Corps of Feneible leheuy 4 in Gres as and tnetond, from 26 
December. 1805 to 24 March 1806 ; (Lx1. 21.) - ; 617,584 - ~ 
1160. 6 March 1806.—That Provision be made wee the | Pay and Cisthing “ the hepenaens of Great Seianle for 1806 ; 
(Lx1. 103.) 2 * - - - « om 
1161. Ditto for Allowances to Adjutants an Serjennts of the Militia disembodied ; ; ux. 103) Cpt] ode lo -° ~: 
1162. Ditto for Allowances to the Subaltern Officers of the Militia in time of Peace; (Lx1. 103.) - - - - — 
1163. Ditto for the Pay and Cloathing of son nanan of piaiend, and of Allesonem to » Sehaltorn Ofeen 4 in time of ee 
for 1806; (LXI. 103.) - - ° *.e _ 
1164. 11 March 1806.—For the embodied Milifia and Fencible aye in — wenn and jedan, en 25th Steck 
to 24th May 1806; (xx1.124.) - ~ - - ° - 411,725 - = 


1165. 10 May 1806. —For ditto - - - from 25th May to 24th June 1806; (Lxr.292.) - - “ 7 - - 205,864 — 
1166. 22 May 1806.—For the embodied Militia and Corps of Fantiie Infantey, from 26th June 1806 to 24th December 








following ; (Lx1.330.) - = - ibn: - - 1,235,161 — 5 
1167. For Contingencies for ditto ; (LX1. 330.) - - - - - - - - . . . : 52,153 17 =~ 
1168. For Cloathing for the embodied Militia of Great Britain; (LXI. 330.) TO a 
1169, For Volunteer Corps in Great Britain and Ireland ; (Lx1. 330.) - I PM Pa iF at Bes 4 - 1,738,806 3 1 
' a . . £.4,418,521 16 10 
Ordnance (Land Service, including £. 130,000. further Sea Service) : EERE 
1170. 4 February 1806.—For the Office of Ordanans coat nanan 1 Got wees and ann tae for by Pusiiangent 
in 1804; (LxXI.27,) - - - : 79,4382 13 2 
1171. Ditto - - - in 1805; (Lx1. 27.) - - - - es) 4 - - - *- - - - - 364,322 18 10 
1172. 17 March 1806.—For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Land Service for Great Britain for 1806 ; hang 141.) 2,957,181 6 6 
1173. Ditto - - - for Sea Service - - - ditto; (1x1. 141.) - - - - 190,000 -. + 
1174. To replace the Sum — by ~ rn ge. in — for Ordnance Services j in Ireland to 31 December 
1805; (Lx¥. 141.) - - - ~ - - - 229,230 15 § 
1175. For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance i in Ireland for 1806 ; ;(Exn14t.)- = = © «© = «© 677,976 18 5 
See further, 1300 . 
_ Miscellaneous Services : — 
1176. 25 March 1806.—For paying off certain £.5. per Com Anantion, being pert od the Annie anit by het 37 
and 40 Geo. JII.; (x1. 168.) - - 693,076 15 9 
1177. To discharge the Annuity granted to the late Duke of Gloucester to the day of his cots ese 168. ) - + 2,981 17 6 
1178. For the Caledonian Canal ; (1x1.168.) - ~ - - - 51,250 14 - 
1179. Towards making Roads and Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland foul. 168.) - * - - _ 10,250 14 \= 
1180. For defraying Bills of the Usher of the Court of Exchequer for Stationery ; (Lx1.168.) - - . - - 1,034 4 6. 
1181. Ditto - - - the Charge of Works-and Repairs of Military Roads in North Britain; (1x1. 168.) . - - 4,994 1 8 
1182. For confining, maintaining, and employing Conviets at Home; = —s OR, - elon &gt; 48329 - =) 
1183. For re-printing Journals, &amp;c. ; (ux1. 168.) —- - - - - . - - - - 10,000 - = 
1184. For printing the 58th Volume of Journals; (1x1.168.)  - . - - - . - - : - 4000 - = 
1185. For Printing and Stationery for Houses of Parliament; (xx1.168.) - - = - = * * = 29300 - = 
1186. For printing and delivering Voter, &amp;c.; (Lx1.168.)- -  - - ————— = « 
1187. For the Relief of the Suffering Clergy and Laity of France, cri and ins ea ee (var. 168. ) - °143,849 17 = 
1188. For the Police Office, Bow Street ; (rx1. 168.) Sapte,” —— eee ee 
1189. For Salaries and Allowances for the Officers of Houses of Parliament ; (esti 168, ) - - - - - 
1190. To:make good the Deficiency of the Grants for 1805; (Lx1.168.) - °- SO EES ° 
1191, For the British Museum ; (1x1. 168.) . - - - - @ 220% - - . ei iy) os * . 9400 - =&gt; 
1192. 27 March 1806.—To discharge Bills drawn and to be drawn from New South Wales ; (Lxt1. 174) - - ° 30,000 - - 
1193. For the Civil Establishment of Upper Canada in 1806; (Lx1 174.) - - * *° SS et ae 8,250 - = 
1194, Ditto - - - of Nova Scotia ; (uxt. 174.) a ce @ bios @) hue - - - - - . 7166 - = 
1195. Ditto - - - of New Brunswick; (1x1. 174.) - - ° &gt; *s - . - - - - - 4,650 - - 
1196. Ditto - - + of Prince Edward’s Island; (uxt. 174.) - . ° - - - - - - - - 3,100 —- my 
1197. Ditto - - ~ of Cape Breton; (1x1. 175.) - - ° ° -e - * . - oor et) is 2,040 —- — 
1198, Ditto - - - of Newfoundland; (2x%.176.)) = =) = 0 0 te MMM tt 585 - om, 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








920 










































































1199. 


1260. 
1251. 
1252. 


1253. 


SUPPLY —continued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(4.)}—Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess. 1906. (46° Geo. 111 Jeon 


Miscellaneous Services—continued. 
27 March 1806-continued.—For the Civil Establishment of the Bahama Islands ; wisiatins 175) 


Ditto - - - of the Bermudas; (1x1.175-) - - - &gt; ve) - eed 
Ditto - - - of the Island of Dominica; (Lx1. 175.) - - - - - e e » . . 
Ditto - - - of New South Wales; (Lx1. 175.) - - - - - - - . - - ra 
For the Superintendence of Aliens ; (Lx1. 175.) - - - - - - - ™ ™ - i 


3 April 1806.—For the Linen and Hempen Manufactures of Ireland; (Lx1.202.) - - ~ (Irish ~~ of 
For defraying the Expense of Civil Buildings in Ireland; (LxI.202.) - + 2 -* = ditto 
For printing and binding 250 Copies of Acts 46 Geo. III. ; (Lx1. 202.) - - - - ditto - 
For Proclamations and Advertisements in the Dublin Gazette ; (Lx1. 202.) - - - - ditto - 
For Printing, Stationery, and other Disbursements for the Public Offices in Ireland ; (1x1. 203.) ditto - 
For defraying the Expense of Criminal Prosecutions, &amp;c. in Ireland; (1x1. 203.) - - . ditto - 
‘Ditto - - - of apprehending Public Offenders in Ireland ; (Lx1. 203.) - - - ditto - 
To be paid to the Board of First Fruits for building and re-building Churches; (Lx1. 203.) + ditto - 
For completing the Sum for the Support of the re Ministers of Ireland for 1805; (Lx1.203.)ditto 
For their Support for 1806 ; (Lx1. 203.) - “hi. et ee ee ee ditto - 
For the Expense of Pratique in the Port of Dublin ; esi 203.) - - - : ditto - 


For defraying the Expense of His Majesty’s Gold Mine in the county of Wicklow ; (LX1. 203.) ditto - 
For the Accountant General, or area Fimanad in eS rte Accounts ; 


(LXI. 203.) - - - - : ditto - 
For the Deputy Accountant ditto ; ay ‘ans - - . - - - - - ditto - 
For the Examinator of Corn Bounties ; (Lx1. 203.) reece CT aT es ditto - 
For the Inspector General of Imports and Exports; (1x1. 203.) - oe el ee ditto - 
For the First Clerk in the Office of ditto; (Lx1. 203.) - - - * whe. ditto - 
For the Examinator of Excise; (Lx1.203.) - - - - * * 7 * = ditto - 
For the Assistant ditto; (Lx1. 203.) - - . - - - - - ditto - 
For the Clerk in the Office of Auditor of the ities (LXI. 203.) - - - - ditto - 
For defraying the Charge of clothing the Battle Axe Guards ; (Lx1. 203.) - - - - ditto - 
For defraying the Expense of Treasury Incidents in Ireland ; (Lx1. 203.) - - = - dittlo - 
Ditto - - - of the Society for promoting English Protestant Schools in Ireland ; (1x1. 203.) ditto - 
Ditto - - - of the Foundling Hospital in Dublin ; (Lx1.203.) - - - - - - ditto . 
Ditto - - - of the Hibernian Marine Society in Dublin ; (Lx1. 203.) - - - - - ditto - 
Ditto - - - of the Hibernian School for Soldiers Children; (Lx1. 203.) «= - - - ditto - 
Ditto - - - of the Feniale Orphan House near Dublin; (Lx1. 203.) - - - - ditto - 
Ditto - - - of the Coenty baad ney = sea Dad on Cote Religion ; 

(LXI. 203.) - °.e ditto - 
Ditto - - - of the Westmorland Lock Hospital i in Dublin ; ; aia a - - - - ditto - 
Ditto - - - of the House of Industry in Dublin; (Lx1.204.) - - - - = = ditto - 
Ditto - - - of the Fever Hospital in Dublin ; (1x1. 204.) - - - - - - ditto - 
Ditto - - - of the Lying-in Hospital in Dublin; (xx1.204.) - - - - = - ditto - 
For building the intended Hall for the Royal College of Surgeons; (Lx1.204.) - - = ditto - 
For defraying the mapenee . the —_ Speiety - poenees spahentty * in maps 

(LxI. 204.) - - ditto - 
Ditto - - - of the shai Society i in Badlands ole ess. se ee ae ditto - 
Ditto - - - of the Commissioners of Charitable Donations; (Lx1.204.)  - - - - ditto - 
For paving, cleansing, and lighting the Streets in Dublin; (1x1. 204.) - - - ditto - 
To be paid to the Commissioners for making wide and convenient Streets in Dublin; (Lx1. 204.) ditto - 
For defraying the Charge of the Roman Catholic Seminary in Ireland; (1x1. 204.) - - ditto - 
To be applied towards completing the re-building of St. Andrew's Church, Dublin; (Lx1. 204.) ditto . 
For defraying the Expense of Madam Steevens’s Hospital; (Lx1.204.) - - - = ditto - 


17 April 1806.—To make good Money issued pursuant to Addresses ; (LXI. 220.) - . “se, -4 | 20 - 


Ditto - - - for additional Allowances to the Clerks in the Office for atiditing Public Accounts; (Lx1.220.) + 
To make good the like Sum issued to the Chairman of the Committees of the House of Peers, 1805 ; (Lx1. 220.) 


Ditto - - - for making an Index to the 32d Volume of the Journals of the House of Lords ; (Lx1. 221.) - - 


Ditto - - - to Dr. Thomas one aie, for o- trouble welative to Act - ey the seen of ihe Clergy 5 ; 


(LxI. 221.) - - - - - 
Ditto - - ~ to defray the fiinsins of the Temes Police Office ; (LX. 221.) - - - - . 
Ditto - - - to Mr. Clementson, for one year’s Rent of a House; (Lx1. 221.) - - - - - 
Ditto - - - to pay the consideration of the Assignment " a serusa in * sateen as 6. : an Office for the 

Secretary of State; (Lx1. 221.) a a - - - - 


‘Ditto - - - to sundry persons for their werent Expenses in consequence of their atendance on Sir onan 


Popham’s Committee; (Lx1. 221.) - - . ° 


Ditto - - - for the purchase of Buildings to give Space for the ees Site. of a New Mint ; him 221 ) - 
Ditto - - - for the Establishment of an Horse Patrol; (Lx1.221.) - -* -* - - + - = 


. Ditto - - - forthe Support of British Subjects detained in France; (Lx1.221.) - - - - + - 


rye --= to — the qoribene of two Hewnts for the o—~— Consisinsiongas for patiting Public Accounts ; 
LXI, 221 - - - &gt; 7 7 - - 


Ditto - - - for defraying the ney in carrying on the Building at the new Mint (LXI.921.) = - = 


we ---to Conse to &amp; Obaiemes of oe Comanitiess of a Mame aa! Lani for Sessions afos and 1805 5 P 
LXI, 221 - 


Ditto - - - to pay Bills com on account of New South Wales ; vine: 221 ) ee ea, ay 
Ditto - - - on Account of the Expenses of the Rolice Office in Bow Street ; (Lx1. 221.) - - - - 
Ditto - - - to defray the Charges in the Prosecution and Defence of Law Suits; (Lx1. 221.) o xt Se 
Ditto - - - for establishing a Settlement in Van Dieman’s Land in New Holland; (uxt.221.) - - : 
Ditto - - - for repairing and supporting the British Forts and Settlements on the Coast of Africa ; nae 221.) 
Ditto - - + for the Civil Establishment at Sierra Leone; (LX. 221.) © - of tte s2e &amp; isin 


15 May 1806—For Bethlem Hospital; (ux1.309.) - - - - - - + + * 7 ° 
19 May 1806—For the use of Earl Nelson, and to enable him to form an Establishinent suitable to his dignity ; 


(nem. con.) (ux1. 320.) - 


To be vested in Trstees forthe Us Ear 3 we loyed oe Stel aataimates 
aioes:'aanQulecignes : o ciao, to emyiay hae ; 


“Ditto - - - for the Use of the two Sisters of the late Lord Viscount Nelson; (nn con.) (LXI. 320.) = - 


1,030 


12,819 
1,420 


21,600 
25,000 
1,200 
10,500 
21,880 
25,000 
2,500 
§;000 
254 
9.429 
1,047 
610 


340 
240 
200 
250 
200 
200 
150 


200 


749 
2,000 
22,621 
22,500 
1,588 
8,210 
1,081 


1,391 
8,988 
22,862 
1,030 
2,287 
4,500 


10,000 
3,000 


10,000 
4,500 
8,000 
2,700 
4,743 


49,465 
8,565 
2,698 

534 


278 


974 
219 


39435 


451] 
7,062 
4,346 
1,059 


1,949 
25,000 


1,515 
1,592 


5,000 
302 
18,000 
18,000 


10,000 
10,000 


90,000 
20,000 


15 


18 


13 


o 


LAADD OQ 


=2) 


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SUPPLY—continued. sh 921 








I. Committee of Supply—continued. | 
(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply,—sess.1806. [46° Geo. 111,}—continued. Sums Granted. 


Miscellaneous Services—continued. 


£. s. d. 
1270. 22 May 1806.—For Expenses incurred on occasion of the Funeral of the late Lord Nelson ; mn 330.) - ° 14,698 11 6 
1271. Ditto - - - of the late Right honourable William Pitt; (Lx1.330.) - - - See er 6,045 2 6 


1272. For Foreign and other Secret Services ; (Lx1. 330.) ee ee oe 


sec "+ 19§,000 = 
1273. For carrying on the Building of a New Mint on Tower Hill; (Lx1.330.) - - = 


~ - - - 0,000 —- = 

1274. To make good the Deficiency of caong =e for renee sae age geting to the arr in apes and 1805 ; ; ’ 
(LX1. 330.) oO limp - ~ 1,270 17 9 

1275. For defraying the Feppaiany Expenses that bara he ineugred fo Fresnqetigns relating to the Coin i in 1806 ; 
(LXI. 330.) - Ps eS. 2,500 - = 

1276. For Contingencies for the three Secoetnctin of State in 1806 ; ; tati ae ete a ay Ciera a ah OD &lt;geciing 

1277. For Messengers for ditto; (LX1I. 330.) - - - - - - - - : - . - - 9,000 - = 

1278. For the Ministers of the Vaudois Churches ; (Lx1. 330.) - - - - - - 


- ° - , 1,828 § 4 


1279. To be paid to Sheriffs for Conviction of Felons ; (Lx1. 330.) - - ° ° - e 11,600 - - 


1280. To defray the Expense of Law Charges ; (Lx1. 330.) - - : 


- * * © © © 90,000 - = 
1281. For Protestant Dissenting Ministers in England and Ireland ; (Lx1. 330.) - - - - - - - 10,336 3 - 
1282. For the Board of Agriculture; (Lx1. 330.) - - - - - - - - - - ° . 3,000 = — 
1283. For Address Money, so far as relates to Ireland ; (1x1. 330.) - + - 


- - «+ Irish Currency ~ 3250 - - 
1284. 28 May 1806.—For the use of the Officers and Seamen who served under te late Lord Vissount Molean i in the Battle 


off Cape Trafalgar (nem. con.) ; (LX1.353-) = - . - - - ° - 300,000 - = 
1285. 17 June 1806.—For granting, as a Compensation, to Mesers. Chalmers and Cowie, for their ime on the Importation 

of Swedish Herrings ; (Lx1. 419.) - - - . - - - - - - - 25,000 - - 
1286. 30 June 1806.—Towards defraying the mages of pareiesing reac aiings ond Greed in and near Palace 


Yard, Westminster; (1x1. 467.) - . - - - 54,184 14 - 
1287. For Works dene at the two Houses of Parliament and at the Speaker’ House; (ux1. 467.) + ~~ - - 12,600 


1288. For enabling the Trustees of he British arama f to curry into execution ~ Teast ppomns | in wee by! Festiomayts ; 
(ux1. 467.) - - - 


7509 - = 
1289. To make good a Sum issued for payment of Fees on passing + Public eniinins 3 (Lx1. 468.) oe) oP er Se 3,000 -- = 
1290. Ditto - - - to Dr. Clarke, for his trouble relative to the Clergy Residence Act; (1x1. 468.) - © 278 6 6 
1291. Ditto - - - for Salaries to the additional Commissioners and Clerks for auditing Public Accounts ; (Lx1. 468.) 5243 3 - 
1292. Ditto - - - for additional Allowances to the Clerks in the Office for auditing Public Accounts; (Lx1. 468.) - 2,718 14 9 
1293. Ditto - - - for defraying Charges in the Prosecution and Defence of Law Suits ; (1x1. 468.) - - - §,000 = -« 
1294. Ditto - - - for defraying Expenses in carrying on the building of the New Mint; (ix1. 468.) - - - 10,000 -— — 
1295. Ditto - - - for Expenses of the Thames Police Office; (Lx1.468.) - - + - = © «- -« 324 16 - 
1296. Ditto - - - to defray the Expenses of better qoepeting the Records of the Office of Treasurer’s Remembrancer ; 
amended, (Lx1. 468.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4017 - 
1297. Ditto - - - for publishing the Average Price of Sugar; (Lx1. 468.) - - - - - - - © 434.17 - 
1298. Ditto - - - to be applied towards defraying pantry Charges ipeneved fi in 9 hep Prosecution of he impenehment of 
Lord Viscount Melville ; (Lx1. 468.) - oo ee - 4,000 —- - 


1299. 3 July 1806.—To the East India Company, on account, oom amas - pee berirepen by them in the 
Public Service ; (Lx1. 482.) - - ~ 


che - 1,000,000 - - 
1300. Te make Compensation to the Proprietors of Lands ania for the service of the Ordnance; (Lx1. 482.) - __ 55,607 18 8 


1301. 8 July 1806.—To enable His Majesty to ae am measures as “ exigency of — ae. sage for asad 
Britain ; (Lx1.502.) - - - - 


1302. Ditto - - - for Ireland; (Lx1.502.)  - - - - - « ° ° e 
1303. To make good Money issued pursuant to Addresses; (LX1.502.) + - - 


- - - - bo 000 - - 
Soha oe ee” 
1304. 8 July 1806.—For enabling His Majesty to grant, out of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain, a clear yearly Sum 

of £. 6,000. to each of their Royal Highnesses the Duke of Clarence, the Duke of Kent, the Duke of Cumber- 

land, the Duke of Sussex, and the Duke of Cambridge; (x1. 505.) - heh ath, meme 
1305. Ditto - - - of £.7,000. to Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales; (Lx1. 505.) 
1306. Ditto - - - of £.4,000. to the Duchess Dowager of Gloucester ; (LXI.505.) - - = 


1307. Ditto of £.14,000 to the Duke of Cramceptarel in tion of 4. Bne0. farmppely changesile on the  Ageregate Fund 
amended, (LXI. 505.) - - 


1308. Ditto - - - of £. 4,000. to the Princess Sophia of TORR day in lieu of £. 4,000, formerly charged on “diis 
re-committed, (Lx1. 505.) See infra, 1314. - - - . 


1309. For paying off certain £.5 per Cent Annuities granted per Acts 37 and 42 Geo. III.; (1x1. 505.) - 
1310. For the Expenses of a Plan for the Establishment of an Horse Patrol ; (Lx1. 505.) 


= ~ —- 


- © _ 286,179 18 = 





OE ts A eC 
1311. For Priuting, by Order of the Commissioners of Public Records; (Lx1. 505.) - - - . - - 3,596 5 10 
1312. For Printing, under Act 43 Geo. III. for procuring Poor Returns; (Lx1. 505.) - . . - - - 393 1 -¢ 
1313. For the Royal College of Surgeons, to enable them to erect a Building for the preserving and extending the 


Collection of the late Mr. Hunter, and a Theatre for the Delivery of Public Lectures ; (Lx1. 505.) = ° 15,000 — — 


1314. 12 July 1806.—For granting out of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain a yearly fom a £. 5,000. to the Princess 
Sophia of Gloucester ; (LXI. 533.) * 


1315. To make Recompence to the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry; (Lx1. 533.) - 


- - - - - 26,500 - — 
1316. To make some Allowance to the Commissioners of Military Inquiry ; (Lx1. 533.) . - - - - 10,500 ~ — 
1317. For the Veterinary College; (Lx1. 533.) ©, 8 28 fmm rea) :eanle ot eonmend hos 1,500 = — 


1318. 15 July 1806.—To make good the Deficiency of the Sum granted for Printing and Stationery for 1805 ; (Lx1. 544.) 2,380 


Exchequer Bills : niieniiitintaes 


1319. — 17 March 1806.—For paying off Exchequer Bills made out per Act of last Session for raising £. Rpmeens (LX1, 142.) 8,000,000 
1320. Ditto - - - for raising £. 2,500,000.; (Lx1. 142.) - - - 


1321. Ditto - - - for raising £.1,500,000.; (LxI.142.) - - - - 
1322. 








aT soon ° - - 2,500,000 -— -— 
in ae ee eee ee ee 
25 March 1806.—For discharging Interest on such Exchequer Bills as may be paid off in 1806 ; (Lx1. 168.) = 1,000,000 


1323. 27 March 1806.—For paying off Exchequer Bills made out per Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III.; (ux1.174.)  - - = 3,000,000 - = 


1324. 3 June 1806.—For granting £. 4,500,000. for paying off Exchequer Bills issued for 1805 ; (Lx1.369.) - - 4,500,000 - — 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.-~LXXV. (1801—1820.) 11 A 





922 SUPPLY —continued. 


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I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply—continued. 
Summary of Grants in Session 1806. [46° Geo. III.] 


é -3.° di 
Navy (including Ordnance Sea Service) - - - - - - + = 15,864,341 15 3 
RI Sa ch i i wil pce Queaie on tx wise ninety ERO ng 
Militia, Fencible and Volunteer Corps - - - - - + 4,418,521 16 10 
Ordnance (Land Service, including £. 130,000. further Sea Service) 4,383,652 11 - 
Miscellaneous Services for Great Britain - - - - - - - 2,521,398 14 5% 


Ditto - - - for Ireland (£.272,197. 178. 11 td. ReiiCiauaal 30 251,259 11 214 





£.41,600,007 7 53 
Treasury Arrangements ;—Payment of Exchequer Bills, Loyalty 
Loan Payments, and Votes of Credit - - - - - - - - 26,186,846 4 -4 


7 





Total of Grants in Session 1806 - - - £.67,786,853 11 6 








. In ashi 1806-7. [47° Geo. Iil.] 

















Sums Granted 
Navy, &amp;c. (including Ordnance Sea Service) : keno 
1325. 30 December 1806. _Tuar 120,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service for the year 1807, ee 
including 29,000 Royal Marines ; (LXII. 24.) 
1326. For Wages for ditto; (Lx11. 24.) - - - . - . - - - - - - - - 2,886,000 - - 
1327. For Victuals for ditto; (Lx11. 24.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2,964,000 - —- 
1328. For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve ; (LX11. 24.) ~ - - - - - - - 4,680,000 - - 
1329. For Ordnance Sea Service on board such Ships ; (Lx11. 25.)- - - - - Wiiife - - = 390,000 - - 
1330. 26 January 1807.—THAT an additional Number of 10,000 Men be employed for the Sea 
Service for 1807, including 2,400 Royal Marines ; (LXII. 80.) 
1331. For Wages for ditto; (ux11.81.) - - - - - - - = mote Ph! Pete - 240,500 - - 
1332. For Victuals for ditto; (Lx11. 81.) - - - - - - - - - - - ~ . - 247,000 - — 
1333. For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve; (Lx11. 81.) - . - - - - - - $390,000 - - 
1334. For Ordnance Sea Service on board such Ships; (1x11.81.)  - - - - - - - - - 32,500 —- — 
1335. For the Ordinary of the Navy for 1807; (1x11. 81.) - - - . - - - - - - 1,135,434 9 3 
1336. For the Extraordinary Establishment of ditto; (ux11. 81.) - - - - - - - - - = 2,194,903 - - 
1337, For the Hire of Transports; (ux11. 81.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,500,000 - —- 
1338. For Sick and Wounded Seamen at Home and Abroad ; (tx11, 81.) - - - - . - - - 300,000 ~ — 
1339. For Prisoners of War at Home and Abroad; (ux11. 81.) - - - - - . - - - - §00,000 - - 
A : £.17,400,337 9 3 
rmy : —=———— 
1340. 23 January 1807.—THAT 113,795 effective Men be employed from 25 December 1806 to 24 December 
1807 ; (LXII. 77.) 
1341, For Guards, Garrisons, and other Land Forces, in Great Britain and Ireland; (xx11.77.) - + = * 4,051,623 - 6 
1342, For Forces in the Plantations, including those serving at Gibraltar, in the Mediterranean, &amp;c.; (1x11. 77.) - 2,609,143 13 9 
1343. For five troops of Dragoons and thirteen companies of ae ptationel in Great baie: for recreting me Regiments 
serving in India ; (Lx11. 78.) - - - - - - - 25,214 10 — 
1344. For Recruiting and Contingencies for Land Forces in ‘Great Britain and Ireland ; tadete: 78.) - - + - 277,249 - 10 
1345. For General and Staff Officers; and Officers of the Hospitals; (ux1r.78.) - - - - - = «= 190,529 17 6 
1346. For defraying the Charge of Full Pay to Supernumerary Officers ; (Lx11. 78.) - + - - - - 34,418 11 - 
1347. For Allowances to the principal Officers of several Public Departments; (Lx11.78.) - - - - = 221,20018 5§ 
1348. For the increased Rates of Subsistence to be paid to Innkeepers and others on quartering Soldiers ; (Lx11.78.) - 467,273 3 11 
1349. For Half Pay to Reduced Officers; (1x11. 78.) - - e.. . = - : - - - 186,982 1 9 
1350. For Military Allowances to ditto; (Lx11. 78.) - - - - - = - - - - - 53533 1 2 
1351. For Half Pay and Allowances to Reduced Officers of American Forces; (Lxi1.78.) - - - - = 44,000 ~ - 
1352. For Officers late in the service of the States General; (1x11. 78.) ees es ee yt 298% Ne di 750 =- = 
1353. For the In and Out-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals; (Lxu. 78.) —- ~ : - - 406,383 7 5 
1354. For Pensions to Widows of Officers of the Land Forces in Great Britain and Ireland; (tx11.78.) - - - 43,258 7 6G 
1355. ee ee ee ee ee a ee ee 
1356. For the Royal Military College ; (xx11.78.) - ded ee i ee ee ee a | 
1357. For the Royal Military Asylum; (uxu.78) - - + - + «© += - «= = «© = 91,997 8 4 
1358. For Allowances to retired Chaplains, and officiating Chaplains of the Forces; (tx1t.78.) - - -— - 18,208 15 11 
1359. For General and Hospital Expenses in Ireland ; (xxtt. 78.) - - - - - ° = - - 18,461 10 10 
1360. For the Barrack Department in Ireland ; (Lx11. 78.) - &gt; a CEL 1G - - - - 469,450 12 6 
1361. For Allowances on the Compassionate List ; (Lx11.79.) - - - - . - - - - - 12,000 - — 
1362. For the Commissary General’s Department for Great Britain ; (Lx11. 79.) - - 2« © «ss © wee Cs 
. 1363. Forthe Barrack Department in Great Britain; (Lx11. 79.) - - - - “ - - ° ° §06,99% - - 
Militia, Fencible and Volunteer Corps : pron =. . lle ml 
1364, 23 January 1807.—For the embodied Militia and Corps of F eneiile Kafaatey i in Greet Britain ond Inplond, from 
25 December 1806 to 24 December 1807 ; (Lx11. 78.) - - + 2,493,644 7 
1365, For Contingencies for ditto; (Lx11. 78.) - - - - - 


, —- 7 aiatie 0 t-- + 62,153 17 
1366. For Clothing for the embodied Militia in Great Britain; (Lx11.78.) - = - 


1367. For Volunteer Corps in Great Britain and Ireland; (xx11.78.) - -  - 
1368. 


~ “ ° - - © 1§7,227 16 
: - - - " ~ 1,490,301 4 


20 Pa 1807. ase it eond be aa for the Pay and (Cleathing of the Mittin of Great esau for 1807; ; 
LXII. 34 


1369. Ditto - - - for Alivhetibes to Adjetnate and Serjeunta of the Militia disembodied ; ; dep. 346) 9 ; . 


onlin 








SU PPLY —continued. 


1, Committee of Supply—continued. 
(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess. 1906-1. [47° Geo. 111.]—continued. 


Militia, Fencible and Volunteer Corps—continued. 


1370. 


1371. 


1372. 


1378. 


1374. 


1375. 


1376. 

1377. 
1378. 
1379. 
1380. 
1381. 
1382. 
1383. 
1384. 


1386. 
1387. 
1388. 
1389. 


1390. 
1391. 
1392. 
1393. 


1394. 
1395. 
1396. 
1397. 
1398. 
1399. 
1400. 
1401, 
1402. 
1403. 
1404, 
1405. 
1406. 
1407. 
1408. 


1410. 
1411. 
1412. 
1413. 
1414. 


1415. 
1416. 
1417. 
1418. 
1419. 
1420. 
1421. 
1422. 
1423. 
1424. 
1425. 
1426. 
1427. 
1428. 
1429. 
1430. 
1431. 
1432. 


1433, © 


1434. 
1435. 
1436. 


1437. 


1438. 
1439. 
1440. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. 


20 April 1807-continued.—That Provision be anne for utaiing ey to ee Sebati Oieers Cg med Militia 


in time of Peace ; (Lx11. 346.) - - 
Ditto - - - for the Pay and Cloathing of the Militia of Ireland, and of Allowances to Subaltern Oficers in 


time of Peace, for 1807; (Lx11. 346.) - ° 


o - - ~ 


Ordnance (Land Service) : 


8 January 1807.—For the Charge of the Office for Land Service for Great Britain for 1807; (Lx11. 59) 
Ditto - - - in Ireland ; (Lx11. 59.) oe oe era er) 


Ditto - - - for Great Britain, and not provided for in 1805; (LX1I. 59.) - - - - 
Ditto - - - and not provided for in 1806; (Lx11. 59.) - - - - - - - 


Miscellaneous Services : 
26 January 1807.—For defraying the Charge of the Superintendence of Aliens; (Lx11.81.) + 


For the Police Office in Bow Street; (1x11. 81.) - - - - 


For confining, maintaining and employing Convicts at home; (Lx11.81.) - - =~ = 
For defraying the Extra Charge for Contingencies of the three Secretaries of State; (Lx11. 81.) 


For Messengers for ditto; (Lx11. 81.) - - - - - - - - - - 
For Foreign and other Secret Services; (Lx11. 81.) - Se ee - &gt;. res ie 
For Law Charges; (ux11.81.)—- - - - - . : . - - . 


For Extraordinary Expenses incurred in Prosecutions, &amp;c. relating to the Coin; (1x11. 81.) - 


To be paid to Sheriffs for Conviction of Felons; (tx11. 81.) * &lt;,@pP 40 


For the Relief of the suffering Clergy and Laity of France, &amp;c.; (Lx11. 81.) - - - 


To make good Deficiency for ditto ia 1806; (ux11. 81.) - - - - : 
For Protestant Dissenting Ministers in England and Ireland; (Lx11.81.) + - 
For the Ministers of the Vaudois Churches; (ux11. 81.) - ~ - - 


For defraying Bills of oe Usher of the Cont of Wiss xe! 20) supplying the — and Offices 


(ux. 81.) - - - 
For Salaries and Alowsatis to Officers of | the Houses of Parliament ; (uxt. 81) - - 


= . 


For Works done at the two Houses of Parliament, and at the Speaker’s House; (1x11. 81.) - 
To make good the Deficiency of the vote of last Session for ditto; (Lx11.81.) + - - 
For Works and Repairs of the Military Roads in North Britain; (x11. 81.) - - - 


4 March 1807.—For defraying the Expense of Civil Buildings in Ireland; (1x11. 205.) - 








£.4,203,327 5 6 
= 2,278,197 








- 10 


479,246 19 17 


301,406 9 8 
262,365 14 2 


£. 3,321,216 4 3 








(Trish Currency) 


For printing and binding 250 Copies of Acts 47 Geo. III.; (ux11. 205.) - - - - ditto 
For Proclamations and Advertisements in the Dublin Gazette; (Lx11. 205.) - - - ditto 
For Printing, Stationery, and other Disbursements for the Public Offices in Ireland; (1x11. 205.) _— ditto 
For defraying the Expense of Criminal Prosecutions in Ireland ; (Lx11. 205.) - - - ditto 
Ditto - - - of apprehending Public Offenders in Ireland; (Lx11. 205.) - - - - - ditto 
For the Support of the Non-conforming Ministers of Ireland; (Lx11.205.) - - - - ditto 
For the Expense of Pratique in the Port of Dublin ; (Lx11. 205.) ae ditto 
Ditto - - - of His Majesty’s Gold Mine in the County of Wicklow ; (Lx11. 204.) - - ditto 
For the Accountant General for extraordinary trouble in preparing Public Accounts ; (LX 11. 205.) ditto 
For the Deputy Accountant ditto; (Lx11. 205.) - - - - - . - . ditto 
For the Examinator of Corn Bounties; (1x11. 206.) - - - - - - - - ditto 
For the Inspector General of Imports and Exports ; (1x11. 206.) - - - - - ditto 
For the First Clerk in the Office of ditto ; (Lx11. 206.) - - - - - - ditto 
For the Examinator of Excise; (Lx11. 206.) - - - - . - - - - ditto 
For the Assistant ditto; (1x11. 206.) - - - - - - . . - - ditto 
For the Clerk in the Office of Auditor of the Exchequer ; (1x11. 206.) PA Ph le)! RUBE, Jad ditto 
For defraying the Expense of Treasury Incidents in Ireland; (1x11. 206.) - - . - ditto 
For the Linen and Hempen Manufactories of Ireland; (Lx11.206.)  - - - - - ditto 
To be paid to the Board of First Fruits ; (Lx11. 206.) - - - ib bey Toe ditto 
For defraying the Charge of rer - oy . henagut runnie ants at — and State 
Trumpeters ; (Lx11. 206.) - - - - ditto 
Ditto - - - the Battle Axe Guards ; iia: 206.) - - - - - - . - ditto 
Ditto - - - of the Society for promoting English Protestant Schools in Ireland ; (1x11.206.) ditto 
Ditto - - - of the Foundling Hospital in Dublin ; (1x11. 206.) - . - - - . ditto 
Ditto - - - of the Hibernian Marine Society in Dublin; (1x11. 206.) - . - : ditto 
Ditto - - - of the Hibernian School for Soldier’s Children ; (Lx11. 206.) - - - - ditto 
Ditto + - - of the Female Orphan House in Dublin; (xx11.206.) - - : - ditto 
Ditto - - - of the Society for promoting the Knowledge of the Christian Religion ; (1x11. 206. ) ditto 
Ditto + - - of the Westmorland Lock Hospital in Dublin; (ux11.206.) - - - - ditto 
Ditto - - - of the House of Industry in Dublin; (Lx11. 206.) - = - - - - - ditto 
Ditto - - - of the Fever Hospital in Dublin; (1x11. 206.) . - - - - - ditto 
Ditto - - - of the Lying-in Hospital in Dublin; (Lx11. 206.) - - - . - - ditto 
Ditto - - - of the Commissioners of Charitable Donations ; (Lx11. 206.) - - - - ditto 
Ditto - - - of the Roman Catholic Seminary in Ireland ; (Lx11. 206.) - - - - ditto 
Ditto - - - of the Expense of Doctor Steevens’s Hospital; (Lx11.206.) - - + ” ditto 
Ditto - -_- for building the intended Hall for the Royal College of Surgeons ; (1x11. 206.) - ditto 
Ditto - - - to the Dublin Society for promoting Husbandry, &amp;c. in Ireland; (1x11. 206.) - ditto 
Ditto - - - of the Farming Society in Ireland; (Lx11.207.) - - - - - - ditto 
For paving, cleansing, and lighting the Streets of Dublin; (Lx11.207.)  - . - - ditto 
To be paid to the Commissioners for making wide and convenient Streets in Dublin; (Lx11.207.) —_ ditto 
For finishing Sir Patrick Dun’s Hospital; (x11. 207.) - * &lt;2 - - - - ditto 


5 March 1807.—To make good the like Sum which has been advanced to the King of Prussia ; (Lx11. 209.) 
12 March 1807.—For paying off and discharging certain Annuities after the rate fk £.5 Per ontr. ial annum 


granted by Acts 37 and 42 Geo. III. ; 


(LXII. 234.) - - - 


Towards completing the Purchase of Buildings and cnuaes in ad near Palace Yard, Westie, per Aces 44, 
45 and 46 Geo. Ill.; (Lx11.234.) - - 


To defray the Charge of Printing and Stationery for the two Houses of Parliament for 1807 ; tate, es 
For defraying the Expense of printing and delivering the Votes, and for printing Bills, &amp;c. ; (Lx11. 934.) 
Ditto - - - that may be incurred for re-printing Journals, &amp;c. for 1807 ; (Lx11. 234.) - - 


(1801—1820.) 


6,853 
12,000 
51,350 
15,000 
12,000 

175,000 
20,000 

3,000 

11,600 
140,199 

1,432 
10,336 

1,828 


1,934 
5,210 
39,760 
11,800 


3,500 
21,600 


5,000 


1,086 
740 
22,621 
22,500 
1,609 
11,626 
1,000 
1,262 
71957 
22,862 
3,092 
2,500 
400 
13,000. 
503 
6,000 
12,000 
5,000 
10,000 


4,500 
6,000 


80,000 


11,750 
29,500 
20,900 
10,000 





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196,949 19 10 
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924 SUPPLY —cozitinued. 


, 


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I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sex. 1906-1. [47° Geo. 11.}-continved. _ Sums Granted. 





_ Miscellaneous Services—continued. fived 
1441. 12 March 1807-continued—For defraying the Eapuns meant may. be incutsed for punting the 59th volume of 
Journals for 1807 ; (LX11. 234.) - - - - 4,000 - — 
1442. To make ‘good the Deficiency’ of Grant of last Seiten for Printing and Stationery for “Houses of Parliament ; 
: (LXII, 234.) - . - - 9,789 11 8} 
"1443. Ditto - - - for printing and delivering the Votes, ois ; (ans. 234.) - - . - 7 « ° a 14,881 16 @ 
1444. “Ditjo - - - for printing the 5 8th volume of Journals ; (Lx11. 234.) - - - - - - 459 2 4 
“1445. For défraying the Expense of carrying on the building of a New Mint on Tower Hill; ules 234.) ° - 70,977 17 — 
1446. Ditto - - - of printing Articles of apa Minutes of remeress and “— of the Trial of L ave Viscount 
‘Melville; (Ux11. 234-) - 2,046 6 - 
1447. To be applied in further execution of Act 43 Geo. Til. for making Roads and building Bridges i in Scotland; 
(LXII. 234.) - - : - 10,250 14 _— 
1448. For defraying the Expense of the Caledonian Canal for 1807 ; (uxt. 234.) . - - - - - ° 51,250 14 —- 
1449. For paying Fees on passing Public Accounts for 1807 ; (LXII. 234.) - - - - - - ~ » ae = « 
"1450. To discharge Bills drawn and to be drawn from New South Wales ; (Lx11. 234.) - - - . - - 25,000 - — 
1451. For the Civil Establishment of Upper Canada in 1807 ; (LX1I. #34) - : - - - ~~“ = « 8,280 - — 
1452. Ditto - - - of Nova Scotia; (Lx11. 234.) - - - - - - - - - - - 97,165 - - 
1453. Ditto - - - of New Brunswick; (Lx1r. 234.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 4,650 - - 
1454. Ditto - - - of Prince Edward Island; (Lx11. 234.) - - - - - . : - - - - 9,100 -— «= 
1455. Ditto - - - of Cape Breton ; (Lx11. 234.) ° - - - ° * * 2. ° . - - 2,040 - — 
1456. Ditto - - - of Newfoundland; (Lx11. 234.) - - - - - - - : - - - - 2,565 - = 
1457. Ditto - - - of the Bahama Islands; (Lx11. 234.) - - - - - - - - - - - 4,400 - — 
1458. Ditto - - - of the Bermudas; (Lx11.234.) - - - - - - ° - - - - - 1,030 -— — 
1459. Ditto - - - of the Island of Dominica; (Lx11. 234.) - - - - eo tur - - - - 600 - 
1460. Ditto - - - of New South Wales; (Lx11. 234.) - - - ° - ° ° - - - : 12,704 19 


6 
1461. 23 March 1807.—-To make good Money issued pursuant to Addresses ; (LXII. 274.) - 5,382 17 8 
1462, To satisfy an Award made by Doctor Swabey and Mr. Greffulhe respecting the ship Dunkirk; (1x11. 274) - 11,538 14 6 


1463, To make good Money issued for Salaries to the additional Commissioners of Public Accounts; (Lx11. 274.) - 5,397 2 — 


1464. To defray Expenses of carrying on the building of the New Mint; (tx11. 274.) - - - - - ° 6600 - = 
1465. Ditto - - - of additional Allowances to Clerks in the Office for auditing Public Accounts; (Lx11.274.)- = - 4,252 1.1 
1466. To make good Money issued to Dr. Clarke, for his trouble relative to the Clergy Residence Act; (LXx11. 274.) 731 11 11 
1467. Ditto - - - for Expenses attending the Trial of Lord Viscount Melville; (Lx11. 274.) - - - - - 1,216 17 10 
1468. Ditto ~ - - to Messrs. Kay and Winter, Solicitors to the Managers of the Impeachment ; (Lx11. 274.) - - 1,549 - 2 
- 1469. Ditto - - - to the Officers of the House of Commons for attending Public Committees; (x11 274.) + - 23310 - 
1470. Ditto - - - to the Counsel to the Chairman of the Committees of the House of Lords in 1806 ; —_ 274.) - 762 10° — 
1471. Ditto - - - for the Thames Police Office; (Lx11. 274.) - . - - - - - - ° 649 12 - 
1472. Ditto - - - to Henry Cowper, Esq. for additional trouble during Lord Melville’s Trial ; (1x11. i) - 22412 - 
1473. Ditto - - - as Compensation to Persons attending during the Trial of Lord Melville; (x11. 274.) - - 974 3:6 
1474, Ditto - - - for the Purchase of a House for an Office for the Commissioners of India Affairs; (Lx11.274.)  - 272 5 4 
1475. Ditto - - - towards defraying the Expense of a Plan for the Establishment of a Horse Patrol ; (1x11. 274.) 3,172 18 — 
1476. Ditto - - - to pay a Bill drawn by Sir Eyre Coote for Bounties on Fish; (Lx1I.274.)- - - = = 535 9 - 
1477. Ditto - - - to Mr. Panter for Expenses of the Office for Examination of Accounts in the West Indies ; (Lx11, 274.) 1,622 19 6 
1478. Ditto - - - for Extra Expenses incurred at the Funeral of the late Lord Viscount Nelson ; (1x11. 274.) ~ 1 4 - 
1479. Ditto - - - for Books of Science and Chemical Articles for the Settlement of New South Wales; (x11. 274.) 114.11 - 
1480. Ditto - - - for Charges incurred in execution of Act for inquiring into the Public 7 nn mn 274. ) 2,637 13 6 
1481. Ditto - - - to Mr. Clementson for the Rent of a House ; (Lx11. 274.) - - 219 14 - 
1482. ~ Ditto - - - to pay Bills nein by Commissioner Laidlow for Bounties on Fish imported into siden 
(LXIT. 274.) = &lt; ? ° . - - 271 12 6 
1483. Ditto - - - for publishing the Average Price of Seger; (uxt. 275.) . . - - - - - : 434 17 = 
1484, Ditto - - - forcontingent Expenses incurred in the execution of Act for inquiring into Naval Abuses ; (Lx11. 275.) 1,060 19. = 
1485. Ditto - - - to the Serjeant at Arms to the House of Lords for his Service during Session 1806 ; (Lx11. 275.) - 1,623 -— ~ 
1486. Ditto - - - to the Chairman of the Committees of the House of Lords for his Attendance in Session 1806; 
(ux1r. 275.) . - ™ cs * "2 Zz - 4 = 7" “s + 4 ‘3 2,698 13 - 
1487. 20 April 1807.—For paying off and dachugieg certain £. 5 anh cent Asanti granted nF Acts 37 ie oi: “739,138 16-8 
Geo. III.; (1x11. 346.) - - pl all a 
1488. To be paid to the Captors of the Second Swedish Convoy ; (Lx11. 346.) - - - - - - - 10,306 18 5 
1489. 23 April 1807.—For the Trustees of the British Museum ; (Lx11. 358.) - - ~ - - - « 3,872 4 8 
1490. For ditto - - - for making good Deficiency for 1805; (x11. 358.) - - - - - - - - 1,684 - 4 











Exchequer Bills : 


1491. 3 January 1807.— For paying off Exchequer Bills made out per Act of last'Session for raising £. 10,500,000; (LX1I.49.) 10,500,000 -— — 
1492. 9 February 1807.—For discharging the Interest of such Exchequer Bills as may be paid off in 1807; (LX11.111.) 1,200,000 = - 


1493. 20 April 1807.—For paying off and —— er _ ried out by. er of xe — for raising 
£. 1,500,000. ; (Lx11.346.) - - - - - 1,500,000 -— - 


1494. ~*~ Ditto - - - for raising £. 3,000,000. ; count, 346.) - - - - s . « a « &gt; - 3,000,000 - = 








SumMARY of Grants in Session 1806-.7 [47° Geo. III.] 
, &amp;. d. 
17,400,337 9 3 


Navy (including Ordnance Sea sete 
Ramy.&lt;. MPs....° gcaehies pevcity oe lle) Leyc He gil meoi $1 pe elm 11,305,387 13 4 
Militia, Fencible aad Volunteer Cunpe coe ee et ew ee 4,203,327 5 5 
Ordnance (Land Service) - - - - - - = - - = = - = = 3,321,216 4 3 
Miscellaneous Services for Great Britain - - owe © 990,250 15 4% 
Ditto - - - for Ireland (£. 285,023. 8. 2. Trish Cwrdiigy a 263,098 10 7% 
£. 37,483,617 18 3 
Treasury Arrangements ;—Payment of oer —_ and Loyalty 
Loan Payments - - “ss - - = - 16,536,088 16 6 


tapas of Grants i in Session 1806-7 - - - £.54,019,706 14 9 





Note.—The above Grants were not carried into ect, Parliament bein, Bet 6) in April 1807 without an Appropriation Act ; similar 
: Ra ene wre eg, note a4 “ 


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SUPPLY—continued. 925 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
| (4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply—continued. 


In Session 1807. [47° Geo. III.] 
Navy, &amp;c. (including Ordnance Sea Service) : 











Sums Granted. 
1495. 4 July 1807—T HAT 130,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service, for the Year 1807, 
including 31,400 Royal Marines ; (LXII. 626.) £. a d. 
1496. For Wages for ditto; (Lx11.626.) - - - - - - - ee Ct ae ae - = = 3,196,500 - - 
1497. For Victuals for ditto; (Lx11. 626.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3,211,000 - —- 
1498. For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve ; (Lx11. 626.) - - - - - - - 5,070,000 — —- 
1499. For Ordnance Sea Service on board such Ships; (Lx11.626.) - - - - - - - - - 422,500 - - 
1500. For the Ordinary of the Navy; (1x11. 626.) - . . - - - - - - - - - 1,135,434 9 3 
1501. For the extraordinary Establishment of ditto; (Lx11. 626.) - - - - - - - - - 2,134,903 - - 
1502. For Hire of Transports ; (Lx11.627.)  - . . - . - - . - - - - - 1,500,000 -— — 
1503. For Sick and Wounded Seamen at Home and Abroad ; (Lx11. 627.) - . . - - - . - 300,000 - - 
1504, For Prisoners of War at Home and Abroad ; (Lx11. 627.) - - - - - - . - - - 500,000 - - 
See further, 1677. | 
Army : 
1505. 4 July 1807.—Tu at 113,795 effective Men be employed from 25 December 1806 to 24 December 1807; 
(LXII. 627.) 
1506. For Guards, Garrisons, and other Land Forces in Great Britain and Ireland ; (Lx11. 627.) - - - - 4,051,623 - 6 
1507. For Forces in the Plantations, including those serving at Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, &amp;c. ; (Lx11. 627.) - 2,609,143 13 9 
1508. For five troops of Dragoons and thirteen companies of Foot stationed in Great Britain for renraing the regiments 
serving in India; (Lx11. 627.) - - - - - - - + ~ - - - - 25,214 10 — 
1509. For Recruiting and Contingencies for Land Forces in Great Britain and Ireland ; (Lx11. 627.) - - - 277,249 - 10 
1510. For General and Staff Officers and Officers of the Hospitals; (Lx11.627.) - - = - - - - 190,529 17 6 
1511. For defraying the Charge of Full Pay to Supernumerary Officers; (Lx11. 627.) - - - - - - 34,418 11 = 
1512. For Allowances to the principal Officers of several Public Departments ; (ux11. 627.) - - - . - 221,200 18 5 
1613. For the increased Rates of Subsistence to Innkeepers, &amp;c.; (Lx11. 627.) - - - - - - - 467,273 311 
1514, For Half Pay and Allowances to Reduced Officers ; (Lx11. 627.) - - - - - - - - 186,982 1 g 
1515. For Military Allowances to Ditto ; (Lx11. 627.) BD) MET @ Eire th Mivete % cietnl eivaoe ns ve) aoe 5533 1 2 
1516, For Half Pay and Allowances to Reduced Officers of American Forces; (Lx11. 628.) - - - - - 44,000 —- - 
1517. For Officers late in the Service of the States General; (Lx11. 627.) - - - - - - e 150 mihi 
1618. For the In and Out-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals ; (Lx11. 608. Miz - - - - 406,383 7 5 
1619. For Pensions to Widows of Officers of the Land Forces in Great Britain; (Lx11. 628.) - - - - - 43,258 7 6 
1520. For Foreign Corps; (ux11.628.)? - - = - = 2 = = © * = = = = 832,540 19 9 
1521. For the Royal Military College; (tx11. 628.) - ~ . - - ° euty 2 . ° ° ° 22,175 § 10 
1522. For the Royal Military Asylum; (Lx11. 628.) - - - - - - - - . - - 21,227 8 4 
1523. For Allowances to retired Chaplains and officiating Chaplains of the Forces; (Lx11.628.) = - - - 18,208 15 11 
1524, For General and Hospital Expenses in Ireland; (Lx11. 628.) - - - - - - - - - 18,461 10 10 
1525. For the Barrack Department in Ireland; (Lx11. 628.) - - - ~ - - - - - - 469,450 12 6 
1526. For Allowances on the Compassionate List ; (Lx11. 628.) - - - - . - - - - - 12,000 — «= 
1527. 14 July 1807.—For defraying yee eee — of _ ry, rem 25 Somes 1805 to 24 December 
1806; (LxII. 709.) - - - ° ° - 793,710 -— 8 
1528. Ditto - - - for the year 1807; (LXxII. 709.) oF wt ty Tel fiat a4} ey valerticée Meee Poh ibe, . - QRS emp 
1529. Ditto - - - in Ireland, for the year 1807; (Lx1I.'709.)  - - - - - - - - - - 600,000 - - 
1530. 16 July 1807.—For the Extraordinary Expenditure of the Commissary General’s Department; (Lx11.723.)- 841,526 6 5 
1531. For the Barrack Department in Great Britain; (Lx11.'723.) - - - - - - - - - §06,2397 - - 
1532. 1 August 1807.—To defray the Charge of sundry Additions to the Establishment of the Army; (ux11,806.) - 51,994 7 3 





. £. 15,701,022 
Militia, Fencible and Volunteer Corps : 597 1 3 


1533. 4 July 1807.—For the embodied Militia and Corps of Fencible Infantry in Great Britain and Ireland; (tx11. 627.) 2,493,644 7 5 








1534. For Contingencies for ditto ; (Lx11. 627.) eg. - a - - -« ° ° e° 62,153 17 = 
1535. For Clothing of the embodied Militia in Great Britain ; (Lx11. 627.) - - - - ° ~ « - 157,227 16 4 
1536. 14 July 1807.—That Provision be made o the Pay and Ciathing of the Mite of Freer ara for ms 
(uxit.709) - - = - : ; - : g - 
1537. Ditto - - - for Allowances to Adjutants and Serjeant Majors disembodied per ‘Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. ; (ux 709. on 
1538. Ditto - - - to Subaltern Officers of the Militia in time of Peace; (Lx11.709.)_ - - - - ~— 
1539. Ditto - - - for defraying the Change of es Fay and  othing ¢ the Militia of i and ¢. ied to 
Subalterns; (Lx11.709.) = Tee . = nee 


1540. 1 August 1807.—For defraying the Charge of Velie senate in mas Uateed aghan, im 25 Beember 1806 
to 24 December 1807 ; (Lx11. 806.) - - «= 1,490,301 4 8 


1641, For defraying the further Charge expected to be nun on account of ditto for 1807 ; dai 806.) - . 15,000 — = 





£. 4,218,32 
Ordnance (Land Service): Spe ts 
1542. 4 July 1807.—For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Land Service for Great Britain for 1807 ; (Lx11.627.) 2,278,197 - 10 
1543. Ditto - - - for Great Britain, and not provided for in 1805; (Lx11. 627.) - . - - - - - 301,406 g 8 
1544, For the Charge of the Office “ Oninenes for ined Buavien for Great Rctale, ad not ot, povided for in | 8008s 
(ux11. 627.) « - - - - ° - 262,365 14 2 
1545. Ditto - - - in Ireland for steps ene. 627.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 479246 19.7 





e £.3,321,216 4 3 
Miscellaneous Services : pis teil 7 A 





1546. 7 July 1807.—For defraying the Charge of the Superintendence of a _— 647. pte! gatysTam The ° 6,853 - - 
1547. For the Police Office in Bow Street ; (ux11. 647.) - ° - - ~ - - . 12,000 - - 
1548. For confining, maintaining and employing Convicts at Home; (Lx11. 45 - - - - - ° . 61,360 = = 


1549. For defraying the Extra Charge of the three Secretaries of State ; (1x11. 64°7.) 15,000 — = 
1550. For defraying the Charge of Messengers to ditto ; (Lx11. 647.) - - - - - - - - - 12,000 - — 


1551. For Foreign and other Secret Services; (Lx11.647.)  - 3 é g . - ‘ a a 2 -  19§,000 - = 
1552. For Law Charges; (ux11.647.) - - - = 5S ake ie So wl.) a ame, Slams) cece gt ne ae 
1553. For Extraordinary Expenses relating to the Coin; (ix11. 647 ARR i ee TE ee, Oe Ga efi 
1554. To be paid to Sheriffs for Conviction of Felons; (Lx11. 647.) - - - - - - - - - 11,600 - - 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 1B 





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926 SUPPLY —continued. 


1. Committee of Supply—continued. : 
(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess.1801. [47° Geo. 11.]}—continued, Sums Granted. 


— 





Miscellaneous Services—continued. £8. d. 
1555. 7 July 1807-continued.—For the Relief of the suffering Clergy and Laity of France ; “09 647.) - - - 140,199 17 - 
1556. To make good Deficiency for ditto in 1806; (Lx11.647.) -  - = oo ee ae 1,432 13 6 
1557. For Protestant Dissenting Ministers in England and Ireland; (Lx11.647.) - - - - - - : 9,958 14 6 
1558. For the Ministers of the Vaudvis Churches ; (1x11. 647.) - - - - - - - - 1,828 5 4 
1559. For defraying Bills of the Usher of - 7“ of i ad supplying the mess and Oficer with a Seationy’ ; 
(uxt. 647.) - = - ~ 1,934 4 5 
1560. For Salaries and Allowances to Officers of ae and Citcinhis 3 (LXII. 647.) - - © + - - 5,210 — — 
1561. For Works done at the Houses of Parliament and at the Speaker’s House; (Lx11.647.) - - - = - 39,760 - - 
1562. To make good the deficiency of the vote of last Session for Works done at the two Houses of Parliament and at 
the Speaker’s House; (Lx11. 647.) - - - - - - - - ° - - - 11,800 —- — 
1563. For Works and Repairs of the Military Roads in North Briton for 1807 ; (1x11. 647.) - - . - - 4,993 5 - 
1504. For paying off and discharging ou 5 July ae certain Annuities after ar rate wie) &gt; 5 ye x, —— by pe PS. 
37 and 42 Geo. III.; (ux11.647.)- - - - 196,949 19 10 
1565. Ditto - - - on 10th day of October 1806; iin: 647.) - + - - - - - - - - 139,138 16 8 
1566, Towards completing the Purchase of Buildings and Grants | in and near Palace Yard reemes \ al _ 44, 
: 45 and 46 Geo. III.; (1x11.648.)— - - - - - - : 11,750 14 6 
1567. For defraying the Charge of Printing and Stationery for the two Houses of Parliament for 1807 ; pie Il. 648.) - 29,500 — 
1568. To defray the Expense of printing and delivering the Votes, and for printing Bills, &amp;c.; (x11. 648.) - - 20,000 — = 
1569. Ditto - - - that may be incurred for re-printing Journals, &amp;c. for 1807 ; (Lx11. 648.) - - - - ~ 10,000 — = 
1570. Ditto - - - for printing the 59th Volume of Journals for 1807 ; (xx11.648.) = - - - - - - 4,000 — 
1571. To make good the Deficiency of Grant of last Session for Priating and seas | for the two Houses of Par- 
liament ; (Lx11. 648.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 9,789 11 8 
1572. Ditto - - - for printing and delivering the Votes, &amp;c.; (Lx11. 648.) - - - - - - - - 14,881 16 2 
1573. Ditto - - - for printing the 58th Volume of Journals ; (Lx11. 648.) - - - - - - - 459 2 4 
1574. For defraying the Expense of carrying on the building of a new Mint on Tower Hill; (rx11. 648.) - - - 70,977 17 - 
1675. Ditto - - - of printing Articles of Lanpencbegemty Minutes of Ev ibid and al es of the Trial of Lord Viscount 
; Melville; (1x11. 648.) - - - - - 2,046 6 -— 
1576. To be applied in further execution of Act 43 Geo. Ayes or making Roads ‘aaa building Bridges in Scotland ; 
(ux1r. 648.) - - - - - 10,250 14 — 
1577. For defraying the Expense of the Caledonian Canal for 1807; enn 648 )- - - ~ - - - 51,250 14 — 
1578. For paying Fees on passing Public Accounts for 1807 ; (Lx11.648.) - - - - - - - - 5,000 — — 
1579. To discharge Bills drawn and to be drawn from New South Wales; (Lx11. 648.) - == a haw - 25,000 — — 
1680, For the Civil Establishment of Upper Canada in 1807 ; (Lx11. 648.) - - - a ee - - - 8,280 — — 
1581. Ditto - - - of Nova Scotia; (1x11. 648.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 9,165 - 1 = 
1582. Ditto - - - of New Brunswick; (Lx11.648.) = = = - © = = *#© # © © « 4,650 - - 
1583. Ditto - - - of Prince Edward Island; (ix11. 648.) - - - - - - Atl P eget) aye 3,100 = — 
1584. Ditto - - - of Cape Breton; (ux11.648.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 2,040 - = 
1585. Ditto --- - of Newfoundland; (Lx11.648.) -  - -»© - - © 2 s # © 2 ¢ 1,865 - - 
1586. Ditto - - = of the Bahama Islands; (Lx11.648.) - - - - - - - - - - = 4,400 —- — 
1587. Ditto - = - of the Bermudas; (ux11.648.) -° - 2© - - * 2S S&amp; #£ # © « 1,030 «= — 
1588. Ditto - - - of the Island of Dominica; (ix11. 648.) - - - - - . - ~ - « ee 
1589. Ditto - - - of New South Wales; (1x11. 648.) . - - - - - - - - - 12;705 «= = 
1590. To satisfy an Award made by Doctor Swabey and Mr. Greffulhe respecting the Ship Dunkirk ; (x11. 648. ) - 11,538 14 6 
1691. To make good Monies issued for Salaries to the additional Commissioners of Public Accounts, &amp;c. ; (Lx11. 648.) 5:397 2 - 
1592. Ditto - - - to defray the Expenses of carrying on the building of the New Mint; (1x11. 648.) - - - 6p00 l= 
1593. Ditto - - - for additional Allowances to Clerks in the Office for auditing Public Accounts ; (1x11. 648.) - 4252 1 1 
1594. Ditto - - - for additional Allowances to Dr. Clash, for his Traghle relative to the Clergy Residence Act; 
Sk oir ae - - % ee i 731 11 11 
1595. Ditto - - - for Expenses attending the Trial of Lord Viscount Melville ; &gt; (LxII. 649.) - - - - - 1,216 17 10 
1596. Ditto - - - to Joseph Kaye and John Winter, Solicitors to the Managers of the Impeachment ; (1x11. 649.) - 7.549 — 2 
1597. Ditto - - - tothe Officers of the House of Commons for attending Public Committees; (1x11. 649.) - - 233 10 
1598. Ditto - - - to the Counsel to the Chairman of the Committees of the House of Lords in 1806; (Lx11. 649.) - "62 10 = 
1599. Ditto - - - for the Thames Police Office; (Lx11. 649.) - - - - - - - - - - 649 12 - 
1600. Ditto - - - for Henry Cowper, Esquire, for additional trouble during Lord Melville’s Trial; (xx11.649.) 22412 — 
1601. Ditto - - - for Compensation to Persons attending during the Trial of Lord Viscount Melville; (1x11. 649.) - 974 3 6 
1602. Ditto - - - for the Purchase of a House for the Commissioners of India Affairs; (Lx11. 649.) - - - 272 5 4 
1603. Ditto - - - towards defraying the Expense of a Plan for the Establishment of a Horse Patrol; (Lx11.649.)  - 3,172 18 - 
1604. Ditto - - - to pay a Bill drawn by Sir Eyre Coote for Bounties on Fish; (Lx11. 649.) - - - - - 535 9 - 
1605. Ditto - - - to Mr. Panter for Expenses of Office for Examination of Accounts in the West Indies ; (Lx11. 649.) 1,622 19 
1606. Ditto - - - for Extra Expenses incurred at the Funeral of the late Lord Viscount Nelson ; (1x11. 649.) - - nm | 
1607. Ditto - - - for defraying the Charge for — of — and — Articles for 7 Settlement of New 
South Wales ; (1x11. 649.) - 2421 ~ 
1608. Ditto - - - for Charges incurred in enevation of Act ori inquiring ‘ines the Public “Miltary Expenditure; 
(~x11. 649.) - - - - - - - - ° 2,637 13 6 
1609. Ditto - - - to Mr. Clementson for Rent of a Sines oun: 649.) + - - - - “ - ° 219 14 = 
1610. Ditto - - - to pay Bills for Bounties on Fish imported into Dominica; (Lx11.649.) - - - - - 271 12 6 
* 1611. Ditto - - - for publishing the Average Price of Sugar; (Lx11.649.)- - + - © + = - 434.17 - 
1612. Ditto - - - for contingent Erase igepept in the execution of Act for ingyiring into Naval Abuses ; 
(Lx11. 649.) - - ° 1,060 19 = 
1613. Ditto - - - to the Serjeant at Arms to the House of Lords for his Service during Session 1806 ; (xn. 649.) - 1,623 - - 
1614, Ditto - - - tothe Chairman - ad awe of = a of nee for his eres meres one ms 
(Lx11. 649.) - - - . - 2,698 13 - 
1615. Ditto - - - for Expenses ery in the Lord Chamberlain’ 8 ae on Lord “Melville s Trial ; (eiminstao) 8,556 9 11% 
1616. Ditto - - - to make good the Deficiency of Grant in 1806 for Protestant Dissenting Ministers ; (Lx11. 649.) - 377 8 6 
1617. Ditto - - - to pay Salaries and Allowances to Officers of Lords and Commons for Session 1807 ; (Lx11. 650.) §,210 - = 
1618. 11 July 1807.—For defraying the Expense of Civil Buildings in Ireland; (x11. 691.) - (Irish Currency.) 25,000 - — 
1619. For Proelamations and Advertisements in the Dublin Gazette; (Lx11. 691.) - - - ditto - 10,500 -— — 
1620. For Printing, Stationary, and other Disbursements for the Public Offices in Ireland ; (x11. 691.) ditto - 21,208 -— — 
1621. For Printing and Binding 250 Copies of Acts 47 Geo. [II.; (xxi. 691.) - - - - ditto - 1,200 — — 
1622. For defraying the Expense of Criminal Prosecutions, &amp;c. in Ireland ; (Lx11. 691.) — ditto - 25,000 - — 
1623. For defraying the Expenses of apprehending Public Offenders in Ireland ; (uxu1.691.)- - .ditto 2,500 - = 
1624, For the Support of the Non-Conforming Ministers of Ireland ; (Lx11. 691.) eo -. ditto + 9,429 18 - 
1625, For the Expense of Pratique in the Port of Dublin ; (1x11. 691.) - ° a - - ditto - 1,047 10 2 
1626. Ditto - - - of His Majesty’s Gold Mine in the county of Wicklow; (Lx11.691.)- + ditto - 600 ~- ~ 


For the Accountant General, for Extraordinary Trouble in preparing Public Accounts ; (LXII. 691 ) dite - 340 = 


SUPPLY —continued. 927 


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I: Committtee of Supply—continued. 
(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply, —ses. 1807. [47° Geo. I1I.]—continued, Sums Granted. 


Miscellaneous Services—continued. 








£. s. d. 
1628. 11 July 1807-continued.—For the Deputy Accountant ditto ; _— 691.) = - - - (Irish Currency) 240 - = 
1629. For the Examinator of Corn Bounties; (tx11. 691.) - - - - - - ditto ° esti - = 
1630. For the Inspector General of Imports and Exports; (Lx11. 691.) - - , One, - ditto « 250 - - 
1631. For the First Clerk in the Office of ditto; (Lx11. 691.) - - - - - - - ditto - 200 - - 
1632. For the Examinator of Excise; (Lx11. 691.) - - - - - - : - ditto - 200 &lt;- « 
1633. For the Assistant ditto; (Lx11. 691.) —- - - . ~ - - - ditto - 150 - = 
1634, To be paid to the Clerk in the Office of Auditor of fhe initia ; (ux11. 691.) - - - ditto - 90 (= a 
1635. For the Linen and Hempen Manufactures of Ireland; (Lx11.691.)  - - - - ditto - 21,600 - — 
1636. To be paid to the Board of First Fruits for building and re-building Churches ; (1x11. 691 ) - ditto - §,000 - = 
1637. For Clothing His Majesty’s Heralds, Pursuivants at Arms, and State Trumpeters; (Lx11. 691.) ditto - 1,086 - = 
1638. Ditto - --- the Battle Axe Guards; (Lx11. 691.) - - . - - - ite ditto - 740 - = 
1639. For defraying the Charge of the Society for promoting English Protestant Schools ; (Lx11. 691.) ditto - 23,270 - = 
1640. Ditto - - - of the Foundling Hospital in Dublin; ; (Lx11.692.)- - - - . - ditto - 22,500 - = 
1641. Ditto - - - of the Hibernian Marine Society in Dublin; (1x11. 692.) - - - - ditto - 1,609 - = 
1642. Ditto - - - of the Hibernian School for Soldiers Children; (xx11. 692.) - - - - ditto - 11,626 - = 
1643. Ditto - - - of the Female Orphan House near Dublin ; (1x11. 692.) - - - - - ditto - 1,306 - - 
1644, Ditto - - - of the Society for promoting the Knowledge of the Christian Religion ; (Lx11. 692.) ditto - 1,262 —- - 
1645. Ditto - = - of the Westmorland Lock Hospital in Dublin; (Lx11. 692.) = - - - ditto - 7957 - - 
1646. Ditto - - - of the House of Industry in Dublin; (Lx11. 692.) - = - - - - - ditto - 25,997 - - 
1647. Ditto - --.- of the Fever Hospital in Dublin; (1x11. 692.) - - - - . . ditto - 3,092 - = 
1648. Ditto - - - of the Lying-in Hospital in Dublin; (Lx11. 692.) - - - - - ditto - 2,533 - - 
1649. Ditto - - - of the Commissioners of Charitable Donations ; (Lx11. 692.) - - - - ditto « 400 —- = 
1650. Ditto - --+ of the Expense of Dr. Steevens’s Hospital ; (Lx11. 692.) - - - - - ditto . 5093 - - 
1651. Ditto - - - for Building the intended Hall for the Royal College of Surgeons ; (x11. 692.) - ditto - 9517 - - 
1652. Ditto - - - to the Dublin Society for promoting Industry ; (Lx11. 692.) - - ~ - ditto - 12,000 —- — 
1653. Ditto - - - of the Farming Society; (Lx11.692.)  - - - . - . - - ditto - §,000 - — 
1654. For the Commissioners for making wide and convenient Streets in Dublin ; (1x11. 692.) - ditto - 4,500 —- = 
1655. For Finishing Sir Patrick Dun’s Hospital ; (Lx11. 692.) = - - - - - - ditto - 6,204 - — 
1656. To enable His Majesty to make some Allowance to the Commissioners of Fees ; (x11. 692.) ditto - 22,500 - = 
1657. 16 July 1807.—To be paid to the Captors of the Swedish Convoy ; (Lx1I. 723.) - - - - - . 10,306 18 5 
1658. For Treasury Incidents in Ireland; (uxt. 723.) — - - . . - - - (Irish Currency.) ~ 6,000 — = 
1659. For Expenses attending the Commissioners on Controverted Elections in Ireland; (Lx11. 723.) ditto - 3,408 - = 
1660. For the Roman Catholic Seminary in Ireland ; (Lx11. 723.) - . - - - - ditto - 13,000 — — 
1661. For Paving Dublin ; (ux11..723.)} - = -~— - - - SG. MIS &gt; &gt; ee - - ditto - 10,000 -— = 
1662. For paying Salaries of Commissioners for granting Lottery Licences ; (Lx11. 723.) - - ditto - 6,330 - - 
1663. 18 July 1807.—Toeenable the Trustees of the British Museum to purchase the Lansdown Collection of Manuscripts ; 
SORet: TR tres) S808 8 cecideiss &gt; vi sarang] Seva odi4e gate end) hort wh SS 4925 - - 
1664. 23 July 1807.—Towards the Repair of Henry the Seventh’s Chapel; (ux11. 766.) - - - - - - 2,000 -— - 
1665. 30 July 1807.—To Dr. Edward Jenner, as a farther Reward sa promulgating his discovery of the Vaccine 
Inoculation ; (Lx11.798.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 20,000 - — 
1666. For the Trustees of the British Museum ; Cesish: 798.) - - Se - os - - re 5556 5 - 
1667. For the Board of Agriculture; (Lx11.798.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 3,000 - — 
1668. For maintaining African Forts; (Lx11.798.) - - - - - - . - - - - - 18,000 —- = 
1669. For the Veterinary College ; (ux11. 798.) - - - - - . - - - - - - 1,200 — — 
1670. For the Sierra Leone Company ; (1x11. 798.) - - - . - - - - - - - - 14,000 —- — 
1671. For the Erection and Completion of a Pier in Dundrum Bay ; (Lx11. 798.) Amended ('799.) - (Irish Currency.) 7:771 16 — 
1672. 1 August 1807.—To make good the like Sum which has been advanced to the King of Prussia; (1x11. 806.) - 180,000 - - 
1673. To enable His Majesty to take such Measures as the exigency of Affairs may require; (Lx11.806.) - - ~= 4,500,000 - — 
1674. Ditto - - - for Ireland; (1x11. 806.) - - - §00,000 — — 
1675. To complete the Sum of £.3,500,000 granted out of the Serphin of the Consolidated Fund i in 1806 ; ‘Goce 806.) 194,331 18 5% 
1676. Towards completing the purchase of certain Buildings and Ground in and near Palace Yard ; (1x11. 806.) - 29,000 —- — 
1677. For erecting Buildings for a Naval Asylum; (ux11.806.)- - = - - - - - - - - eo = = 
1678. To make good Money issued pursuant to Addresses; (Lx11. 806.) - - - - . - ~ - 5,382 17 8 
Exchequer Bills : 
1679. 7 July 1807.—For paying off and names ite:  Eacnogene Hie ole out aa Act € vax II. xa relsing £. 10,500,000; 
(ux11.647.) - - - - - - 10,500,000 - — 
1680. For paying off and discharging Exchequer Bills issued for 1806 ; (Lx11. 647.) - . . - - - - 4,500,000 - - 
1681. For paying off Exchequer Bills made out by Act 46 Geo. III. for raising £. 3,000,000 ; (Lx11. 647.) - - - 3,000,000 - -— 
1682. Ditto - - - for raising £. 1,500,000; (Lx11.647.) - - - - - - - - - - - 1,500,000 — -— 
1683. For discharging the Interest of such Exchequer Bills as may be paid off in the course of 1807 ; (Lx11. 647.) - 1,200,000 - — 
—— 
Summary of Grants in Session 1807. [47° Geo. III.} £ eis 
Navy (including Ordnance Sea Service)- - - - - - - = - = 17,430,337 9 3 
Army - - - - = = --*5 © = 2 2 = 2 2 © © 2 = = 15,701,022 1 3 
Militia Fencible and Volunteer Corps - - - - - - - = = = 4,218,327 5 5 
Ordnance (Land Service) - - - - - - - - = - = = = = 3,321,216 4 3 
Miscellaneous Services for Great Britain - - - - - - - = = 1,195,442 5 Qf 


Ditto - - - Ireland (£. 334,977. 48 2d. Irish Currency) = 309,209 14 73 


£- 42,175,555 - 7 $ 
Treasury Arrangements ;—Payment of Exchequer Bills, Votes of Credit, 


Deficiency of Ways and Means in 1806, and Loyalty Loan Payments 26,230,420 14 114 


——— 


Total of Grants in Session 1807 - - - {£. 68,405,975 15 62 














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GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 























































1684. 
1685. 
1686. 
1687. 
1688. 
1689. 
1690. 
1691 

1692. 
1693. 
1694. 


1695. 


1696. 
1697. 
1698. 
1699. 
1700. 
1701. 
1702. 
1703. 
1704. 
1705. 
1706. 
1707. 
1708. 
1709. 
1710. 
1711. 
1712. 
1713. 
1714. 


1715. 
1716. 


1717. 
1718. 


1719. 


1720. 
1721. 


1722. 
1723. 
1724. 


1726. 
1726. 
1727. 
1728. 
1729. 


1730. 
1731. 
1732. 
1733. 
1734. 
1735. 
1736. 
1737. 
1738. 
1739. 
1740. 
1741. 


1743. 
1744, 
1745. 


1742. 


SUPPLY —continued. 


I, Committee of Supply—continued. 
(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply—continued. 


In Session 1808. [48° Geo. ITII.] 
Navy, &amp;c. (including Ordnance Sea Service) : 


Sums Granted. 
1 February 1808.—THAT 130,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service, for the year 1808, —_— 
including 31,400 Royal Marines ; Supama 38. ) &gt; 
For Wages for ditto ; (Lx111. 38.) - - - - - - - - - - - 3,126,500 - - 
For Victuals for ditto; (Lx111.98.)-  - - -* - © #© 2 # = * - = «© 3,211,000 - - 
For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve; (Lx111.38.)- - - - = - - = §,000,070 - — 
For Ordnance Sea Service on board such Ships; (ux111.38.) - - - - - - - - - §91,500 - - 
9 February 1808.—For the Ordinary of the Navy for 1808; (LXIII. 55.) - - - - - ~ - - 1,142,959 19 10 
For the Extraordinary Establishment of ditto ; sain 55+) : - - - - - - - - 2,351,188 -— — 
For Hire of Transports; (LxX11I. 55.) - . - - - - - - ° - ° - 1,757,500 - — 
For defraying the Charge of Sick and Wounded satin at Home and Abroad; (Lx11I. 55.) - - - - .281,400 - - 
For Prisoners of War in health, ditto; (LxXIII. 55.) - - - - - - - - - - - 605,500 - = 
For sick Prisoners of War; (Lx111. 55.) . - - . - - - - ~ - - - §0,000 — = 
See further_1774. 1872. 
Army : 
2g February 1808.—THAT 124,063 effective Men be employed in Great Britain and Ireland, 
from 25 December 1807 to 24 December 1808 ; (LXIII. 132.) 
For Land Forces at Home and Abroad; (Lx111.132.) - - - - - - - - - - - 7,277,980 - 7 
For defraying the Charge of five troops of Dragoons and thirteen companies of soy wafenad in Great Britain 
for recruiting the Corps serving in India; (Lx111. 132.) - - - - - - . 25,281 12. 9 
For General and Staff Officers and Officers of the Hospitals; (Lx111. 132.) - - - - - - - 433,404 7.9 
For defraying the Charge of Full Pay to Supernumerary Officers; (Lx111. 132.) - - . ~ - - 32,991 4 5 
For Allowances to the principal Officers of several Public Departments ; (LX1III.132.) = - - - - 197,602 13 6 
For Half Pay to Reduced Officers; (Lx111. 132.) - - - - - - - - - - - 226,017 15 3 
_ For Military Allowances to ditto; (Lx111.132.)  - - - —_ - - - - - 10,464 13 8 
For the In and Out-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals ; (Lx111. sii - - - - - 434,410 8 9g 
For Pensions to Widows of Officers of the Land Forces in Great Britain and Ireland ; (Lx111. 133.) - - - 46,495 10 6 
For Foreign Corps ; (LX11I. 133.) - - - - - ee - - - - - - - 866,558 7 - 
For the Royal Military College; (Lx111. 133.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 21,525 17 4 
For the Royal Military Asylum ; (Lx111. 133.) - = me! yee Th ei et a a ee 
For Allowances to Retired Chaplains and Officiating Chaplains to the Sune; (LXIII. 133.) - - - - 18,852 5 3 
For Medicines for the Land Forces; (Lx111..133.) - - - - - - - - - - - 118,676 8 9g 
For Allowances on the Compassionate List ; (LX11I. 133.) - . - - - - - - - - 13,500 —- —- 
For the Barrack Department in Ireland ; (Lx111. 133.) - - EN ih Win - - - + - 442,962 13.5 
For the Commissariat Establishment in Ireland; (Lx111.133.) - - - - - - - - - 190,253 7.4 
24 March1808.—For defraying the Expense of the Barrack Department in Great Britain for 1808; (Lx111. 208.) 579,086 — -— 
Ditto - - - the probable Baars of the wee and Establishment of the Commnienary pines for ae 
(LXI1I. 208.) - - - 26,814 4 7 
Ditto - - - the Extraordinary Expenditure of the Commissary General’s s Department ; ‘(uxmt. 208.) - © 625,000 -° = 
25 May 1808.—Towards defraying. the Buteqeodinary cae of oe Anny, om 25 is me to 
24 December 1807; (LXx111. 368 ) - - : - - 147,179 15 2 
Ditto - - - for 1808; (1x111. 368.) - - - - - - - - - - - - = 2,850,000 -— — 
Ditto - - - in Ireland for 1808 ; (xx111. 368.) . - - - - - - : - - - §00,000 - —- 


See further 1871. 


Militia and Volunteer Corps, &amp;c. : 


29 February 1808.—For the embodied Militia of Great Britain and Ireland ant Reyel ome of —_ oa the 
25 December 1807 to 24 December 1808; (Lx1II. 132.) - + - 3,082,870 
For Volunteer Corps in the United Kingdom; (Lx1t1. 133-) - - - - - - - - - 1,293,487 - - 


11 April 1808.—That Provision be made for the Pay and Clanthing of the niin of Great eciunany for Dens 


on 
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— 
° 











(LXIIT. 259.) - - - v ss 
Ditto - - - for Allowances to ‘Adjutants and Serjeants of the Militia disembodied ; (LXIII.259.) - - = - 
Ditto - - - to the Subaltern Officers of the Militia in time of Peace; (Lx111.259.) - - - ~ 
Ditto - - - for the Pay and Cloathing of the samen of Ireland, biaes ad Allowances to Subaltern Officer in time 
of Peace; (LX111. 259.) - - - : - - ° - ° ° , _ 
Ordnance (Land Service, including £. 230,000. further Sea Service) : Spantae 33° 








29 February 1808.—For Ordnance Land Service in Great Britain for 1808 ; (Lx111. 133.) . . - - 2,901,890 10 9g 
Ditto - - - Sea Service, ditto; (Lx111. 133.) - . - - - - ° - : - - - 230,000 - — 
For Ordnance Land Service not provided for in 1807 ; (Lx11I. 133) - o BB ane. Ge - 256,949 12 - 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (ux111. 133.) - - - - - : : - ° - - - 121,482 13 1 
For the Office of Ordnance in Ireland for 1808 ; (Lx111. 133.) - - 2 © © ©. 0 « (gages 1% 11 





. A £.3, 071 11 9 
Miscellaneous Services : SO0A7 


10 March 1808.— For paying off and discharging certain £.5 per cent Annuities; (Lx111. 162.) - - ° 73,587 __2 


For paying Fees on passing of Public Accounts; (Lx11r. 162.) - ° « - ° « ° iS Se 5,000 — — 
For defraying the Expense of the Police Office Bow Street; (Lxtmr.162.) - - - «-« «= = 

















~ 12,000 - - 

For defraying the Charge of the Superintendence of Aliens; (Lx111.162.) -= - + + = = = 7,548 12 6 
For printing and delivering Votes, Bills, Reports, &amp;c.; (1x111. 162.) - - - - - - - - 4,696 19 - 
For the Relief of the suffering Clergy and Laity of France; (Lxtm1.162.) - + - - = = = 14444517 1 
Ditto - - - to make good the Deficiency of the Grant for 1807 ; (Lx11x. 162.) - - - - - “ 2,337 5 7 
17 March 1808.—To enable His Majesty to fulfil his Engagements with the King of Sweden ; (Lx111. 184.) - 1,100,000 - = 


24 March 1808.—To make good Money issued pursuant to Addresses; (Lxm11.208.) - - - - &lt;= 27,288 811 
4 April 1808.—To make good Money issued for Expenses of the Thames Police Office ; (Lx111. 239-) tec Rat 1,299 4 - 


Ditto - - - of the Establishment of a Horse Patrol; (Lx111. 239.) - oe” e aile -—o 6,345 16 - 
Ditto - - - for Mathematical Instruments for New South Wales; (ux111.999.) - -° - * - ° 19 12 —- 
Ditto - - ~ for Expenses incurred for Repairs, Alterations and Furniture at the Audit Office; (LXIII. 239.) - 3500 - — 
Ditto - - - to the Commissioners appointed to investigate the Debts of the Prince of Wales; (£x111. ee ° 348 11 
Ditto - - - for Bounties on British American Fish; (Lx11I.240.) - - - «+ = ° ° 5,597 6 - 


Ditto - - - to Mr. Clementson for Rent of a House; (LxXII1.240.) - + - - * + * * vi divas 


SUPPLY —continged. 929 





1. Committee of Suppl y—continued. 
(4. )}-—Resolutions. of Commatiee of Supply,—ses. 1808, [48° Geo. NI.]-~continued, one ey 


Miscellaneous Services—continued. 


£ s. d. 
1746. 4 April 1808-continued.—To make good, Money, issued. for trouble relative to the Clergy Residence Act; Gnu. 240. ) 656 13 \= 
1747. Ditto - - - for making an Index to the Journals of the House of Peers ; (LXII1. 240.) - 547 8 - 
1748. Ditto - - - to the Serjeant at Arms of the House of Lords; (Lx118. 240.) - - . - “ « . 1,623 - &lt; 
1749. Ditto - - - to the Chairman of the Committees of the House of Peers; (LX1BI,240.)~ + = 2,698 13. = 
1750. Ditto - - - to Dr. Combe ie tates Bepensen ler prepnsing Qeghe ea Rmemnsipeting Se Non-rsidence of the 
Clergy; (LX1III. 240.) - 127 g 6 
1751. Ditto - - - for defraying the Expense of the Commissioners of Military Inquiry; (1x11. 240) r . - 1,560 16° —- 
1752. Ditto - - - for the Removal of certain Monuments in Westminster Abbey ; (LX111.240.) - + . - 661 9° - 
1753. Ditto - - = to Mr. Isaac Dubois, an American Loyalist, for reimbursement of Fees; (LX111. 240,) - 82 11 6, 
1754, Ditto - - - to discharge an Account for Stationery-for New South Wales ; (LX111, 240.) - - - o 344 1 e 7 
1755. Ditto - - - to pay sundry Bills drawn from New South Wales; (Lx111. 240.) - - shone sg to 2175 3. 
1756. Ditto - - - for publishing the average Prices of Sugar ; (Lx111. 240.) - - - - - - - 43417 - 
1757. Ditto - - - for Bounty on Fish imported into Newfoundland ; (Lx111. 240.) - - - - - - 166 17 6 
1758. Ditto - - - for printing Tables relating to the new Plan of Finance; (ux11t. 240.) = - 1,325 5 6 
1789. Ditto - - - to Allison Anderson pie a of eng ss mad engaged in asl Expedition of Discovery in in 
Africa; (LXI1I. 240.) - - 3,236 10. &lt; 
1760. Ditto - - - to Thomas Anderson, Esq. Father of Alexander Aetna engaged wh Mungo Park ; (ix. nono 1,085 4 = 
1761. Ditto - - - to Sir Samuel Hood, Commissioner for the Affairs of Trinidad; (Lxu1t. 940.) - : - - 5,184 423 
1762. Ditto - - - to Colonel William Fullarton, ditto; (Lx111. 241.) - - ® - - - - - 6,702 18 2} 
1768. ° Ditto - - - to Colonel Rutherford, ditto; (Lx11m. 241.) - - - - : ~ - - - 2,311 12 10 
1764. Ditto - - - to Officers of the House of Commons for Attendance on Public Denuinnes (LXIM, 241.) - . 366 18 = 
1765. Ditto. - - - to the Counsel to the Chairman of the Committee of the House of Peers; (1x114. 241.), ono pe 762 10 .=+ 
1766. Ditto - - - for the Royal Military Canal ; (ux111. 241.) - - - - -_ sm 8 - | 63,393 6 + 
1767. 11 April 1808.—For defraying the Ragomse of eomining, sintsinitg, and employing | ay * Home for 
1808 ; (Exit. 258.) - - - 48,250 - = 
1768. For defraying Bills of the Usher of the Court wad Officers of adhilegiie for Stationery ; denen: 259. ) elo as 2,134 4 6 
1769. To defray the Charge of Printing and Stationery for the two Houses of Parliament ; (1x111. 959.) - - - 31,500 - - 
1770. To make good the Deficiency for ditto in 1807; (LX11I.259.) - - - - - ~ - - - 6,016 6 4 
1771. _For defraying the Expenses incurred for Printing by Order of the Commissioners of Records; (Lx111.259.) 4459 14 3 
1772. For printing Votes, Bills, Reports, &amp;c. of the, House of Commons ; (Lx111, 259.) - - - - - : 21,800 - - 
1773. For printing 1,250 Copies of the 35th Volume of the Journals of the House of Lords; (1.x111. 259.) - - 1,369 = A 
1774 Towards erecting Buildings for a Naval Asylum, &amp;c. for 1808; (Lx11. 259.) . - - - - - 5,000 — = 
1775. 12 April 1808.—For defraying a mcd of Covi Bulitngre in meer args 5th Wis 1808 to 5th Janua 
1809; (Lx111. 261.)- ~ (Trish Currency.) 25,000 - =" 
1776. For printing and binding 250 Corin of Acts 48 Geo. IIL.; eal 261 ) - . - - ditto - 1,200 —- = 
1777. For Printing, Stationery, and other Disbursements for the Public Offices in Ireland; (ux111. 261.) ditto - 22,018 -— - 
1778. For defraying the Expense of apprehending Public Offenders in Ireland; (1x11. 261.) - - ditto . 2,500 — = 
1779. For the Support of the Non-conforming Ministers of Ireland; (Lx111. 261.) - - - - ditto - 9,429 18 - 
1780. For the Expense of Pratique in the Port of Dublin; (Lx111.961.) - -*° - = ditto : 1,047 10 @ 
1781. For the Accountant General for extraordinary Trouble i in preparing Public Accounts ; (Lx11r. 261 ) ditto - 340 - = 
1782. For the Deputy Accountant ditto; (ux111. 261.) - ee ee ee - = ditto - 240 - - 
1783. For the Examinator of Corn Bounties ; (Lx111. 261.) - - - - - - - ditto - 200 -'- 
1784. For the Inspector General of Imports and Exports; (Lx111. 261.) - - - - - ditto - §00 - = 
1785. For the First Clerk in the Office of ditto; (1x111.261.)  - - - - - - ditto - 400 - = 
1786. To make good Meney issued to the Examinator of Excise ; GRU 261 ) - - : - ditto - 200 - - 
1787. Ditto - - - to the Assistant ditto; (ux111. 261.) - - . - - ditto - 190 ~- - 
1788. Ditto - - - to the Clerk in the Office of Auditor of the teens eaten 261.) - - ditto - 8 «a 
1789. For defraying the Charge of clothing the Battle Axe Guards ; (1x111. 261.) - - ditto - 140 = - 
1790. Towards defraying the Expense of building a Pier in the Harbour of Howth ; (ux111. 260 )- ditto - 10,000 =- — 
1791. For the Linen and Hempen Manufactures of Ireland; (ux111.262.) - - - - - ditto - 21,600 - = 
1792. For the Farming Society of Ireland ; (1x111. 262.) - - - - . - - - ditto - 5,000 - = 
1793. To be paid to the Dublin Society for promoting Husbandry; (x£x111. 262.) - - - - ditto - 10,000 - = 
1794. Ditto - - - to the Commissioners for making wide and convenient Streets in Dublin; (tx111.262.) ditto - 4,500 —- -« 
1795. For defraying the Charge of the Society for promoting English Protestant Schools ; (ix111. 262.) ditto - 23,103 - - 
1796. Ditto - - - of the Foundling Hospital in Dublin ; (Lx111. 262.) - - - - - ditto - 92,500 - - 
1797. Ditte - - - of the Hibernian Marine Society in Dublin ; (Lx111. 262.) - - - . ditto - 2,896 - . 
1798. Ditto - - - of the Hibernian School for Soldiers Children; (1x411. 262.) - : . - ditto - 14,958 - - 
1799. Ditto - - - of the Female Orphan House in Dublin; (1x111. 262.) - - - - ditto : 3,758 - - 
1800. Ditto - - - of the Society for promoting the Knowledge of the Christian Religion ; (Lx111. 262.) ditto - 1,926 - — 
31601. Ditto - - - of the Westmorland Lock Hospital in Dublin; (Lx111. 962.) - - @i.ae ditto - 11,786 - - 
1802... Ditto --- - of the House of Industry in Dublin; (ux111.962.) - - - - - - ditto - 28,797 - - 
1803. Ditto - - - of the Fever Hospital in Dublin; (1x111. 262.) - - . - - : ditto e 4122 - — 
1804. Ditto - - - of the Lying-in Hospital in Dublin ; (1. x111. 262.) - - - . - - ditto : 2,668 - - 4 
1805. ° Ditto - - - of completing the Buildings of the Royal College of Surgeons; (Lx111. — ’ ditto - 5,300 - = 
1806. Ditto - - - of the Commissioners of Charitable Donations; (1x11. 262.) - - ditto + G00 - = 
1807. To enable the Chief Seoretary of she tard Lisutensnt to refand the like Sum ‘brid for Woo License; = 
(Uxut. 262.) - ditto - 1,250 13 10 
1808. 2 May 1808.—For printing Renate and Advertisements in the Dublin Gazette ; (LXIII. 984- ) ditto : 10,500 —- — 
1809. For Criminal Prosecutions, &amp;c. in Ireland; (ux111.284.)-  - - - “= ° ditto - %§000 - — 
1810. For His Majesty’s Gold Mine at Wicklow; (Lx111.084.)- -  - me wasion® ditto - 7 -.- 
1811. For reimbursing the Accoyntant General of the Court of Chancery in Stents (Lx111. 284.) ditio - 475 - - 
1812. For repaying to Edward Kent Merrie, Sum paid into the } Saez a Ireland by hie 4 ip his own 
wrong; (Lx1I1. 284.) = - ditto - 512 8 - 
1813. For: paying the Salaries of the Lottery Offices i in Ireland: ; dices 284.) ee ee dtio = 4434 - - 
1814. Far defraying the Expenses of the Cork Institution; (Lx111.284.) + + = + * PB :ntaittpeee = - 
1815. For finishing the Repairs of Doctor Steevens’s Hospital ; (1x11. 284.) aie Sea ae ditto - 1,824 - - 
-1816. For erecting Buildings at Sir Patrick Dun’s Clinical Hospital; (Lx111. 284.) i ditto - 4,038 - - 


1817. 5 May 1808.—For the Roman Catholic Seminary in Ireland for the year 1808 ; (LXAI- 293-) - ditto - 0250 — = 


1818. 12 May 1808.—For granting out of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain a yearly Sum, not exceeding £. 10,000. 
to His Majesty's Sister, her Royal Highness the Dutchess of Bruuswick Wolfenbuttel ; (nem. con.) (Lx111. 318.) or 


as28. For paying off and discharging on 10 October 1808 certain £.5 Per Cent Annuities; (Lx111, 318.) - - _ 80,109 16 8 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820. ) 11 C 








9350 


SUPPLY .—continued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess. 1808. [48° Geo. 111.]—continued. fans Coeey 
Miscellaneous Services—continued. 2 4 
1820. 12 May 1808-continued.—To annie certain An aati and tobe drawn fon New South rye in monriel 
LXiII. 318.) - - 1 o- = 
1821. For mre md Charge of- the Works ond Repairs of the Military Roads i in ‘North. Britain ; (xm. 318) . roa -- 
1822. Towards making Roads and-building Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland; (Lx111.318.) —- 10,250 14 — 
1823. For defraying the Rojee of fining sgn Copies tata volgue of the Fousuale of the Beane of Commons ; 
(Lx111. 318.) - - &gt; - - - 3,191 19 - 
1824. For por the Expense of lew Charges ; (es. 318.) - - - 20,000 - — 
1825. For Purchases of Buildings and Ground in and near Palace Yard, Westminster; (axa. 318 J - - - 25,068 6 3 
1826. For the Civil Establishment of Sierra Leone ; (Lx111. 318.) - - - - - - - - 16,310 - - 
1827. Ditto - - - of New South Wales ; (x11. 318.) - - . - - - - - - - 13,583 4 2 
1828. Ditto - - - of the Island of Dominica; (ux111. 318.) - - - - - - - - - - 600 - = 
1829. Ditto - - - of the Bermudas; (ix111. 318.) - - - - ~ - - - - - - 1,030 - - 
1830. Ditto - - - of the Bahama Islands ; (Lx111. 318.) - - - - - - - - - - 3,700 - — 
1831. Ditto - - - of Newfoundland ; (Lx111. 318.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,985 - - 
18382. Ditto - - - of Cape Breton ; (ux. 318.) - 6 ie om Lae ey ee ae 2,060 - - 
1833. — Ditto - - - of Prince Edward Island ; ‘Gam, 318. ) - - - - - - - - . - 3,100 -— - 
1834. Ditto - - - of Nova Scotia; (ux111. 318.) - - - - - - - - - - - 10,105 - - 
1835. Ditto - - - of New Brunswick ; (Lx111. 318.) - - - - - - - - - - 5,500 - — 
1836. Ditto - - - of Upper Canada ; (uxumt. 318.) ecocubhn Ak mbes A Wert tne % noel! © - . 8,430 - - 
1837. For the Sueui Company; (Lx11r. 318.) - - ° ° ¢ , ° ? §,000 - - 
1838. 25 May 1808.—Towards the Repair of Henry the Seventh’s Chapel ; reienel 368.) . - - - - - 1,000 - 
1839. 9 June 1808.—For-Foreign and other Secret Services for 1808; (LX1I1.415.) + + - - - . - - 68,767 10 = 
1840. For re-printing Journals, Indexes, and Reports ; (LXx1II. 415.) - - “ - - - - - - 9,547 14 7 
1841. For carrying on the Building of a New Mint; (ux111. 415.) - - - - - : - - - 54,000 —- — 
1842. For Salaries and Allowances to Officers of the Houses of Lords and Commons; (LXIII. 415.) - - - 1,913 12 4 
1843. For Bounties on Fish; (Lx111. 415.) - - - - - - - - - : - - ° 6,000 - - 
1844, For defraying the Expense of an Inland-Navigation ; (1xIII. 415.) - - - - - - - - 51,250 14 — 
1845. For Expenses of Works done at the two Houses of Dapliamant, he to 5 Aga 1808, and for Works now under- 
taken for the present Year; (LXIII. 415.) = - - . - - ° 12,100 - — 
1846, For Ditto, at the Speaker’s House, ditto; (LX1II. 415.) - - - - - - ° ° . . 8,960 - 
1847. For Contingencies of the three Secretaries of State for 1808; (Lx111. 415.) - - - " - e 7,000 - —- 
1848. For the Extra Charge for Messengers of ditto; (LX1II. 415.) - - - - : ° : - 9,000 - — 
1849, For defraying the Extraordinary Expenses for Prosecutions, &amp;c. relating to the Coin ; (LXIII. 415. ) - - 2,908 6 4 
1850. For Allowances to the Ministers of the Vaudois Churches; (LX1II. 415.) - &gt; - - . - - 1,328 5 4 
1851. For the further Relief of the suffering Clergy and Laity of France ; (uataei 415.) - - - - - 20,000 = = 
1852. For maintaining and supporting African Forts ; (Lx111. 436, ) - - - - - - 23,000 - - 
1853. For the Board of Agriculture; (Lx111. 416.) - - - - a ° ° . - - of 3,000 - —- 
1854. For the Veterinary College; (1x111. 416.) - - - - - - - * - - - 1,000 - - 
1855. 14 June 1808.—To enable His Majesty to make good Engagements with His Sicilian Madea (1x11. 434.) - 300,000 - - 
1856. To enable His Majesty to pay the same to the East India Company ; (LXILL. 434.) -°- - = - 1,500,000 —- ~— 
1857. To be paid to the American Commissioners ; (LX11I. 434.) - - - ° - - - - “e 14,000 - - 
1858. To make further Allowances to the Commissioners of Military Expenditure ; (Lx11I. 434.) - - - - 21,000 — - 
1859. To complete the Purchase of Buildings and Ground in Palace Yard, under Act 46 Geo. III.; (1x11. 434-) - 95,260 11 — 
1860. For the British Museum; (Lx111. 434.) - - - . - - - - . om - - 6,790 - 10 
1861, Towards the Relief of Persons, sufferers by the Fire at Roseau ; (LX1III. 434.) - - - - - - 50,000 - =- 
1862. To enable the Commissioners x Margate Pier to — omne done by a ras) on 14 and 15 tt 1608; 
(LXIII. 434.) - - — - — 
1863. Towards improving and securing the Harbour of Holyhead ; (cunt. 4) - + - 10,000 - = 
1864, To be paid to Mr. ealer, being the Balenee of per Cae on to = of ae net Revenue of the Post Ofice; 
(LXIII. 434.) - _ - - ~ §&amp;7O2 - .7 
1865. 16 June 1808.—To enable His Majesty to take such measures as the eoterh st of Affairs oa ee require ; err 444.) 2,200,000 — — 
1866. Ditto for Ireland ; (ux111. 444.) - - - - se - - - - -* §00,000 - — 
1867. For Protestant Dissenting Ministers in England and Ireland; (Lx111. 444.) - - - - - - - 9159 4 - 
1868. \For defraying the Charge of Incidents of the Treasury in Ireland; (Lx111.444.) - - = (Irish Currency.) ~ 6,000 — —_ 
1869. For the Board of First Fruits for building and re-building Churches; (Lx111. 444.) - - ditto - 10,000 — — 
1870. 18 June 1808.—To enable His Majesty to discharge the Asnsity. to her late. Regal Highees the Deches a 
Gloucester up to the day of her death ; (Lx111. 452.) - - 494 - - 
1871. Towards Erecting a Military College at Sandhurst ; (LxIII. 452.) - - - - - - - - 20,000 — — 
1872. Towards the Charge of erecting Buildings for a Naval Asylum; (Lx11r. 452.) = - - 25,000 — — 
1873. To make Compensation to . eee — for - Sanen' in a as rian eres: * the late Lord Faisfex; 
(LXIII. 452.) - - - - 20,000 - — 
Exchequer Bills : 
1874. 8 February 1808.—For paying off and aed the Exchequer - — as 9 Act 47 Geo. =. for raising 
£. 10,500,000, ; (LXIII. 50.) - - - - 10,500,000 - - 
1875. Ditto - - = issued for 1807; (Lx111. 50.) - - ce © je @ se 6 se) 66g g0eg00 -.- 
1876. Ditto - - - made out per Act 47 Geo, III. for raising &amp;. 3,000 000. ; (LXIII. 50.) - - - . - 3,000,000 —- -— 
1877. ‘Ditto - - - made out per Act 47 Geo. III. for raising £. 1,500,000. ; (Lx111. 50.) - - - = 1,§00,000 -— - 
1878. 22 March 1808,.—Ffor discharging Interest on such Exchequer Bills as may be paid off in 1808 ; (Lx111. a - 1,400,000 — - 
1879. 12 May 1808.—For paying off ontan Exchequer Bis made out per Act 47 Geo. a. for ming $. 4,500,000. ; 
(Lx. 318.) - - - 4,024,200 - — 
Summary of Grants in Session 1808. [48° Geo. III.] —_ 





Navy (including eat Hoey rye oer - - = = © 2 ee 18,047,617 19 10 


Army - - - - - beatae J&gt;aees], oly oie. iasor’. dicen nal eee ae 
Militia and Volunteer Corps - + - 4,376,357 17 10 
Ordnance (Land Service, including £. 230,000 Saither Sea Service) - 3,943,071 11 9 
~ Miscellaneous Services for Great Britain - - - - - = - 4,028,073 15 24% 


Ditto - - - for Ireland (£. 313,960. 108. Trish Currency) = - 2 - 289,809 13 10 
£. 45,809,196 13 84 
‘. s - - - - - = - 28,277,896 18 9g 


ts ;—Payment of Exchequer Bills, Votes of Credit, 
and prone ee a lit Ne 


es of Grants in Session 1808 - - - £.74,087,093 12 5% 














SUPPLY —continuéd. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply—continved. 


1880. 


1881. 
1882. 
1883. 
1884. 


1885, 


1886. 


1887. . 


1888. 
1889. 
1890. 
1891. 


1892. 


1911. 
1912. 
1913. 
1914. 
1916. 
4916. 


1917. 


1918. 
1919. 


1924. 
1926. 


1927. 
1928. 


Navy,.&amp;c. (including Ordnance Sea Service) : Sums Granted. 
4 February 1809—THAT 130,000 Men be employed: for the'Sea Service for the Year 1809, £5. &amp; 
including 31,400 Royal Marines ; bere 24.) 

For Wages for ditto; (LxIv.24.) - - brine lon: ee 
For Victuals for ditto ; (Lx1v. 25.) RT Sm, Pe ve CE NER) Sabotage)! viegie Ler? be guia a 
For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve ; (Lx1IVv. 25.) - - - - - - - - 3,295,500 - = 
For Ordnance Sea Service on board such Ships; (Lx1v.25.) - - - - * «- = - §91,500 - — 

23 March 1809.—For the Ordinary of the Navy, inclnding are: Pay to See ar Mibcine Otees for 1809; 
| ~ gag Si lgg - = 1,408,437 13 9 
For Buildings, Rebuildings, and Repairs of Ships of War ; pemre| 170") . . - - - - - 2,296,030 - - 
For the Hire of Transports for 1809; (LxIV.170.)- - - . - - 3,000,000 - - 
For defraying the Charge of sick and wounded Seamen at Home and Abroad for 1809; (oxry, 170) - = 914,000 - = 
Ditto - - - of Prisoners of War in health ; (ux1v. 170.) - - . - - - 506,000 - - 
Ditto - - - of sick Prisoners of War; (Lx1v. 170.) &lt;&lt; ve ie en eo te a | 
To enable His Majesty to form a Compassionate List for the Navy and Marines ; tia: 170.) - - - 5,000 - - 

See further, 2055. . 
Army : 
21 February 1809:—THAT 133,922 effective Men be employed in Great Britain and Ireland from 25 December 
1808 to 24 December 1809 ; (LXIV. 70.) 

For Land Forces at Home and Abroad ; (Lx1v. 71.) - - - oS - - - 47,582,978 16 11 

For defraying the Charge of five troops of Dragoons and fifteen eonrpenion of Foot stationed i in Greet, Poptaie 
for recruiting the Corps serving in India; (Lx1v. 71.) - - 29,322 10 - 
For Foreign Corps; (LXIV.71.) - - -— = LOS, all las, a, a ee. ale ee le 
28 February 1809.—For General and Staff Officers and Officers of the Hospitals ; (Lx1v. 103.) . - - 449,649 7 9 
For defraying the Charge of Full Pay for Supernumerary Officers; (Lx1v.103.) - = - ie - - 31,796 1 3 
For Allowances to the principal Officers of several Public Departments; (LX1v. 103.) - Ne - 257,711 13 3 
For Half Pay to Reduced Officers; (Lx1v.103.) - - - - - - - - - - - 222,263 8 3 
For Military Allowances to ditto; (LxIv. 103) - . . - - - - - - : 11,304 16 10 
For the In and Out-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals ; ; (LxIv. 104.) - . - . - 492,412 16 8 
For Pensions to Widows of Officers of the Land Forces in Great Britain and Ireland; (Lxtv. 104.) - - - 49,437 11 8 
For the Royal Military College; (Lx1v. 104.) "leer" goa a. 2 ae ee ee 16,975 17 4 
For the Royal Military Asylum; (LxIv. 104.) - - . - - - - 23,359 9 2 
For Allowances to retired Chaplains and Officiating Chaplains to the nosh xis. 7H &gt; = + + = 24,972 12 11 
For Medicines for the Land Forces; (LXIv. 104.) - - - - - - - - - - 115,004 8 4 
For Allowances on the Compassionate List ; (LxIv. 104.) - - - ~ - - - - - 14,300 - -— 
For the Barrack Department in Ireland; (Lx1v.104.) - - - - - - . - - 479,857 16 11 
For the Commissariat Establishment in Ireland ; (Lx1v.104.) - . - . - - - 235,508 14 2 

1 May 1809.— Towards defraying the Samay oye of nas Anny, Pas %5 December — to 
24 December 1808 ; (Lx1v. 264.) - - 215,499 19 7 
For Ditto for 1809 ; (Lx1v. 264.) - - - = 3,000,000 - — 
For defraying the probable Expense of the Office = Establishment of the Commissary Pome (oxy. 264.) 22,651 9 11 
Ditto - - - of the probable Expenditure of ditto in 1809; (Lx1v.264.) - + - - = 1,080,000 - - 
For the probable Expense of the Storekeeper General’s Department for 1809; (Lx1v. 264.) - - - - 44,000 - - 
For defraying the Expense of the Barrack Department for 1809; (Lx1v.264.) - - - -° © §79,563 - - 

For defraying the Expense of the Office ie examining Aesunte of = Rermage Department prior..6 to 1805, for 
1809; (LxIv. 264.) - - - 4,260 - - 


Militia and Volunteer Corps : 


In Session 1809. [49° Geo. IIl1.] 





21 February 1809.—For defraying the Charge of the embodied Militia of Great Britain and pa and 


Royal Corps of Miners, from 25 December 1808 to 24 December 1809; (LXIVv. 71.) - - - 
28 February 1809.—For Volunteer Corps; (LxXIV. 104.) - + = - eal. ongores ange ae 
For the Local Militia Force; (Lx1v.104.) - - - - = *# © © 5 = # ° 


6 


Ordnance (Land Service) : 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


March 1809.—That Provision be made for the Pay. and Cais of the Militia of Gat Belinin for 1809; ; 
(LXIV.115.) - 


Ditto - - - for Allowance to Adjutants and Serjeants of the Militia disembodied ; (oxy. 115) a. Es - 
Ditto - - - for Subaltern Officers of the Militia in time of Peace; (Lx1v.115.) - - _ 


Ditto - - - for the Pay and Clothing oad the Militia of lnclenid, oa) of Allowances ” Subeliem Officers 4 in 
time of Peace; (LXIV.115.) - 


3,048,647 19 
1,000,820 - 
1,219,803 ~ 











£.15,915,825 17 9 
oS 


£.5,269,270 19 § 
——$$—____—__—___} 


6 Mareh 1809.—For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Ireland for 1809 ; ct 114) - - - - §92,913 6 5 
For the Office of Ordnance Land Service of Great Britain; (Lx1v.114.) - - - = 4,073,662 19 10 
For defraying the Expenses of Services performed by the Office vd Cree for Land avila’ for Great Britain, 

and not provided for in 1807; (LxXIV.114.) - = oi) wentwwS we scrote bed). 0) LAGER Ge a 
Ditto - - - in 1808; (Lx1Vv. 114.) - - - - - - - - - © - . - 1§9,768 14 4 
- Ditto - - - in Ireland, ditto; (ux1v.114.) - - - «= = © «8 .* (* ce 1° 1° | 3963 12 7 
See further 1969. 
Miscellaneous Services : —— 

23 February 1809.—For defraying the pene ach Civil dete in tele, wen 5 sony eo to § January 

1810; (Lx1v. 87.) - - - (Irish Currency) 25,000 —- — 
For printing and binding 250 Copies of Acta 49 ) Geo. IIL ; deiuive. 87.) hs? Bile 2 etn. ditto - 1,200 - - 
For Proclamations and Advertisements in the Dublin Gazette; (Lx1v. 87.) oie ditto - 10,500 ~ ~ 
For defraying the Expense of Criminal Prosetutions, &amp;c. in Ireland ; (Lx1v. 87.) 42g ditto + 2§000 - - 
For defraying the Expense of apprehending Public Offenders, &amp;c.; (Lx1v.87.)-  - = ditto - 2,500 a 
For the Support of the Non-conforming Ministers in Ireland; (1x1v. 87.) - - - - ditto - 91429 18 - 
For the Expense of Pratique in the Port of Dublin ; (xx1v. 87.) oe - ditto - 1,047 10 2 
Ditto - - - of His Majesty’s Gold Mine in the county of Wicklow ; GastT: 87.)- - - ditto - 660 1 1 
To be paid to the Board of First Fruits ; (xiv. 87.) ae 4 Pi iMi0.? @ ditto - 10,000 - ~ 
Ditto - - - to the Dublin Society for promoting Husbandry ; (Lx1v- 87.) w tite, , fee ditto - 10,000 - - 




















































932 





















































1939. 
1940, 
1941. 
1942. 
1943. 
1944. 
1945. 
‘ 1946. 
1947. 
1948. 
1949, 
1950. 
1951. 
1952. 
1953. 
1954, 
1955. 


1956. 
1957. 
2958. 
1959. 


1960, 


1961. 
1962, 
1963. 
1964, 
1965. 
1966. 
1967. 
1968. 


1969, 


1970. 
1977. 
1972. 
1973. 
1974. 
1975. 
1976. 
1977. 
1978. 
1979. 
1980. 
1981. 
1982. 
1983. 
1984. 
1985. 


1986. 


1987. 
1988. 
1989. 
1990. 


1991. 
1992. 
1993. 
1994. 
1995. 
1996. 
1997. 
1998. 


1999. 


2001. 


SUPPLY —continued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply, —ses 1809.. [49° Geo. ITh]—continued, 


Miscellaneous Services—continued. 


23 February 1809-continued.—F or defraying the Expense of the Fosming Society; ‘neil SE) (Irish Currency) 


Ditto - - - of the Cork Institution; (Lx1v. 87.) - - ditta - 
To be paid to the Commissioners for making Wide Streets in Dublin; ; aiad, &amp;) - on Pabig i ditto = 
For defraying the Expense of the Foundling Hospital in Dublin; (@ixrv.87.) = - - &lt; ditto. - 
Ditto - - - of the Hibernian Marine Society ; (Lx1v. 87.)'. - - - ° “ é dtica &lt;« 
Ditto &lt; - -. of the Hibernian School for Soldiers Children; (Lx1v.87.) - - - = ditto + 
Ditto - &lt; -. of the Female Orphan. House; (xiv. 87.) - - - - ° - - - ditto a 
Ditto - - - of the Association for discountenancing Vice, &amp;¢.; (1 x¥v.., 87.) - - - ditto - 
Ditto - - ~ of the Westmorland Lock Hospital; (Lxtv.87.) - - = - - - ditto - 
Ditto - - - of supporting the House of Industry and Penitentiary; (Lx1v.87.) - - - ditto - 
Ditto - - - of the House of Recovery and Fever Hospital ; (Lx1v.88.) - + - - ditto - 
Ditto - - - of the Expense of the Lying-in Hospital in Dublin; (ux1v. 88.) - - - ditto - 
For the Purchase of Ground adjoining the College of Surgeons ; (1x1v. 88.) - - - ditto - 
For defraying the Charge of the Commissioners of Charitable Donations; (1x1v. 88.) - - ditto - 
For defraying the Expense of Doctor Steevens’s Hospital in Dublin ; (rx1v..88.) - ditto - 
For erecting Buildings at Sir Patrick Dun’s Hospital in Dublin; (Lx1v.88.) = - - - ditto . 
For the Roman Catholic Seminary in Ireland; (Lxtv.88.) -  - - - - - ditto. - 
28 February 1809.—For the Society for English Protestant Schools; (Lx1v. 103.) - - ditto - 
To be paid to the Trustees of the Linen and Hempen Manufactures ; (Lx1v. 103.) 2 Sa ditto - 
For paying the Salaries of the Lottery Officers in Ireland; (ux1v.103,.) - - -— = ditto - 
For Printing, Stationery, &amp;c. for the Public Offices; (hx1v. 103.) - - - - - ditto - 


2 March 1809.—For paying off and discharging on 5 April 1809, certain §.5. per Cent Annuities; (Lxiv. 108.) - 
6 March 1809.—For the Relief of the suffering Clergy and Laity of France, &amp;c. (Lxtv. 114.) pet ee a. 


For defraying the Expense of maintaining and employing Convicts at Home; (1xiv. 114.) - - - ° 
Ditto - - - of Prosecutions relating to the Coin for 1809; (LXIV.114.) - - - - - * P. 
Ditto - - - of Printing and Stationery for the two Houses of Parliament; (LxIv.114.) - - -° = 
Ditto - - - of Law Charges; (nx1v. 114.) - - - - - - - - - - - 5 
Ditto - - - of the Police Office, Bow Street ; (Lx1v. 114.) - - - - - - “ 3 i 
For paying Fees on passing Public Accounts; (LX1v. 114.) - - - - - - - s : 
For defraying the Charge of the Superintendence of Aliens ; (Lx1v. 115.) - - - - . a 


20 March 1809.—For making Compensation to the Paepeiatens of hands at eremnanth and Dove, porchanes for, the 


Use of the Ordnance; (Lx1v.156.) - = 


Towards making Roads and building Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland; (ux1v. 245.) - ° ¥ 
For making an Inland Navigation in Scotland; (uxrv. 245.) _- - - - - - - “ 
To pay Salaries and Allowances for the Officers of the Houses of Lords and Commons; (Lx1v. 245.) - " 
To make good Deficiency of Grant in 1808, for printing Votes, Bills, and Reports; (Lxtv.245.) - - - 
To make good Deficiency of Grant in 1808, for Printing and Stationery for Houses of Parliament ; (Lx1v. 245.) 
For printing and delivering Votes, Bills, and Reports during the present Session ; vena 245) = © -« 
For printing the 61st Volume of Journals ; (Lx1v. 245.) - - - ° 41% ly 
For re-printing Journals, Indexes, and Reports; (Lx1v. 245.) - - “he oi. £0R a ert % 
To defray Bills of the Usher of the Court of Exchequer for Stationery; (LxIv. 245.) - - - 
To make good Money issued towards defraying the Expense of a Horse Patrol; (xx1v. 245.) - - 
Ditto - - - towards providing Provisions for the Danish Settlements in Davis’s Streights; (Lx1v. 245.) - 
Ditto - - - for the Thames Police Office ; (Lx1v. 245.) - - - - - - “ . 
Ditto - - - for Allowances for examining East India Accounts; (nxIv.245.) - -¢ - -« «© ~~ 
Ditto - - - to Mr. Clementson, for Rent of a House; (tx1v.245.) - - - - -« «= «© « 


To make good Money issued to Mr. France, for his — and assistance in making an Index to bare es i _ 
Parliament; (LXIV. 245.) - - - = i " a x 


Dittv - - - to Mr. Brodie, being his Arrears of — for forming Indexes to as Journals of the House a 
Lords, from 5 July 1805 to § July 1808; (Lx1v. 245.) - - - 


Ditto - - - for Salaries and Incidental Expenses since 5 July 1808 ; Pin Mees - - - - - 
Ditto - - - to pay Bounty on British American Salt Fish imported into the Island of Nevis; (Lx1v. 245.) - 
Ditto - - - to Mr. John Henry Ley, to re-imburse him the One Shilling Duty; (Lx1v.245.) - - - 
Ditto - - - to complete the Salaries of = escenaie ol the Lords - cnn for their a eoting Sayan 


1808 ; (LXIV. 245.) - - - . a = 
For defraying the Expenses of the biggie of Military Enquiry ; eens Re aad aaa Ug te sel 
For sundry Articles sent to New Sonth Wales; (ux1v,246.) - + - - + - «= «© « 
To pay a Bill drawn on account of Convicts; (Lx1v. 246.) . - - ae eee ante 
For Expenses of the National Vaccine Establishment; (Lx1v. 246. i a a aa - 
To pay Bills drawn from New South Wales; (ux1v. 246.) ae ae a ae 


To defray the Expense of Stores supplied to the Commissary at New South Wales ; (Lx1v. 246:) - - 
For African Sorts; (Lx1v. 246.) - . - - - - - - « ‘ é &gt; - 
For the Board of Agriculture; (Uxtv.246.) - - - -* - = « - 


27 April 1809.—For defraying the Expense of the Works at the Harbour of Howth ; om 255-) (Irish Currency) 


For Printing and Stationery, &amp;c.; (xx1v.255.) - - - = = &amp;Bi ie ditto - 
For the Support of the Seceding Ministers of Ulster in Ireland; (tx1v. 255. - . e ditto o 
For Treasury Incidents in Ireland ; (Lx1v. 255.) - . - - - ° - - ditto rh 


For making an Allowance to the Commissioners of Fees ; (LX1v. 255.) a ae (British Currency) 


For the Accountant General for preparing Public Accounts; (LXIV. 255.) - - - ~ (Irish Cerrone 
For the Deputy Accountant, ditto; (Lx1v.255.)  - — ah 2 ditto 
For the Examinator of Corn Bounties ; (Lx1v, 255.) - Sg ae eee ditto . 


For the Inspector General of Imports and Exports; (Lx1V. 255.) Siidull gat h: &lt;tehacasi® ditto = 
For the First Clerk inthe Office of ditto; (uxav.255.) = - - &amp;% ‘s «+ « ditto - 
For the Examinator of Excise; (uxIv.255.) - 5° + == © © «© = « ditto - 
For the Assistant ditto; (Lx1v. 255.) - lees anni oni ditto =&gt; 
For the Clerk in the Office of Auditor of the echiniens amar, 255.) wae ditia 


1 May 1809.—For paying off and discharging on 10 October 1809 certain Five per cent Annuities; (Lx1v. 264.) - 
For Foreign and other Secret Services ; (Lx1v, 264.) - + 


4550 
800 
5090 
4575 
8,973 
26,003 
21,600 

3,382 
21,900 


47,950 17 9 


160,382 
55»295 
3,000 
31,700 
20,000 
12,000 
5,000 
7,497 


11I 


13,471 15 


10,000 
50,000 
5,523 
1,641 


22,400 
4,000 
10,000 
2,154 
6,345 
5,265 
1,299 
1,333 
219 


439 


1,623 
1,192 
98 
76 


3,409 
745 
1,848 
2,315 
3,163 
6,172 
114 
23,000 
3,000 


15,000 
258 
3,741 
3,500 
15,000 
340 
240 
200 
250 
200 
200 
150 
200 


13,415 19 6 
— 
175,000 


19 ° 
8,423 13 - 


25 April 1809.—For defraying the Charge ofthe Works and Repairs of the Military Roads in North Britain; (uxrv. 245: &gt;°' 65009 - &lt;= 


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SU PPLY —continued. 933 





I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess.1909. [49° Geo. 111.}—continued. Sums Granted. 
Miscellaneous Services—continued. th @.4 
2014. 1 May 1809-continued.—For Charitable Allowances to the Poor of St. Martins, &amp;c. for 1809; (Lx1v. 264.) - 1,328 5 4 
2015. To the Reverend Thomas Brooke Clarke for his trouble relative to Clergy Residence Act; (Lx1v. 264.) ° 278 6 6 
2016. To defray the Expenses of the Outfit of the Vessel, North Star, with Supplies for the Faroe Islands; (Lx1v. 264.) 1,550 - - 
2017. 10 May 1809.—To make good Money issued pursuant to Addresses ; (LXIV. 300.) = - 7 - = = 21,166 1 gf 
2018. To discharge Bills drawn or to be drawn from New South Wales ; (LXIV. 301.) - - - ° ~ 30,000 - = 
2019.  __ For the British Museum; (Lxi1v. 301.) - - - - - - - - - - . - &gt; 7,639 17 2 
2020. For the Civil Establishment of Sierra Leone ; (LXIv. 301.) - - - ° ° - - eee 17,360 - - 
2021. Ditto - - - of Upper Canada; (LxIv. 301.) - - - - - - : ee, sees“ . 8,430 - - 
2022. Ditto - - - of New Brunswick; (Lx1v. 301.) - - . - - - - . - - - 2 =. 2 
2023. Ditto - - - of Nova Scotia; (Lxiv. 301.) - . - - - . - . - : ° - 10,105 - - 
2024. Ditto - - - of Prince Edward Island ; (Lx1Iv. 301.) - - . - - - - : - ° “ S000 sie 
2025. Ditto - - - of Cape Breton; (rx1v. 301.) - - - - - - : - - - - » 2,060 - - 
2026. Ditto - - - of Newfoundland; (Lx1v. 301.) - - - . . : - - - ’ - - 1,985 - - 
2027. Ditto - + - of the Bahama Islands; (Lx1v. 301.) - - - - - - - . - ° . 3,700 - = 
2028. Ditto - - - of the Bermudas; (Lx1v.301.) - - - - - - - . - - - » 1,090 = - 
2029. Ditto - - - of Dominica; (LXIv. 301.) - - - - - - - - - - - ° ° i San die 
2030. Ditto - - - of New South Wales; (Lx1v. 301.) - - - - - - - . - - © 15,134 10 -¢ 
2031. For Protestant Dissenting Ministers in England and Ireland; (Lx1v. 301.)- = - ° - . - 9,709 6 - 
2032. Ditto - - - for the Deficiency of Grant in 1808; (LxIv.301.) -+ - -= -* «= = se ° 143.12 &lt;= 
2033. 15 May 1809.—To make good Engagements entered into with his Sicilian Majesty, for 1809; (Lx1v. 313.) - 400,000 - - 
2034. To enable His Majesty to make good Advances made to the King of Sweden; (Lx1v. 313.) - . - - 300,000 - - 
2035. 18 May 1809.—To be advanced as a Loan to the Prince Regent of Portugal; (ux1v. 324.) - - - - 600,000 - - 
2036. 24 May 1809.—For defraying the Charge of Contingencies of the three Secretaries of State; (Lx1v. 340.) - - 14,000 - - 
2037. Ditto - - - for Messengers for ditto ; (LX1v. 340.) - . - - - - - - - - - 12,000 - ~ 
2038. To be paid to Sheriffs for Conviction of Felons ; (Lx1v.340.)  - - - - . - - - ° 6,000 - ~ 
2039. For the Royal Military Canal; (Lx1v.340.) - - - - - + - - i, ° 20,800 = — 
3040. For paying Bounties on Fish; (Lx1v. 340.) - - - - - - - - - - © i Oe ee 
2041. To the Chairman ofthe Committees of the House of Peers; (Lx1v. 340.) - - - - - - © 2,698 13 - 
2042. To the Serjeant at Arms of ditto ; (Lx1v. 340.) - - - - - - - - - w 1,623 - - 
2043. To Mr. Telford for Surveys of Roads and Bridges in Scotland ; (LXIV. 340.) - - - - ° - 506 1 6 
2044. To Dr. Brooke Clarke for his trouble relative to Act for enforcing the Residence of the Clergy; (Lx1v. 340.) - 278 6 6 
2045. To the Officers and Clerks of the Tally Court; (Lx1v. 340.) - - - - - - . ° Fs 7,422 19 — 
2046. -25 May 1809.—For carrying into effect the Provisions of Act 46 Geo. III. for the purchase of Buldings and other 
Improvements near to Westminster Hall and the Houses of Parliament; (Lx1v. 347.) - ° ‘ 36,042 8 8 
2047. For carrying on the Building at the New Mint on Tower Hill; (xx1v. 347.) - - - - © . 30,500 - — 
2048. To pay Bills drawn from Sicily on account of Corsican and Toulonese Emigrants; (LXIv.347.) - - 6,000 - = 
2049. Ditto - - - for Allowances to retired Dutch Officers ; (LXIV. 347.) - - . - - - ° - 16,000 - - 
2050. Ditto - - - from Jersey, on account of French Emigrants ; (Lx1v. 347.) - - - - - « ° 4,400 - - 


2051. 30 May 1809.—To enable His Majesty to afford Assistance to Austria, Spain, and Portugal, and to take such Measures __ 
as the Exigency of Affairs may require; (Lx1v. 362.) Further considered, and agreed to, 369. - - = 3,000,000 - — 
2052. To enable His Majesty to take such Measures as the Eaxigency ad Agee may oan or menat &gt; Canty, 362 y 


Further considered, and agreed to, 369. - _ 300,000 - ~ 


2053. 8 June 1819.—For the Augmentation of the Maintenance of the Poor Clergy ; (LXIV. 393.) - - ° *- 100,000 - — 7 
2054. To Dr. Edmund Cartwright, in Compensation for the Eapenee jremeet aap saa in an cametind and Age tiention 
of the Weaving Machine; (Lxiv. 393-)_- - - 10,000 -— = 
2055. For erecting Buildings fora Naval Asylum; (LxIv. 393.) - - - - - - - - ° 35,000 — — 
2056. For printing the 36th and 37th Volumes of the Journals of the House of Peers; (Lx1Vv. 393.) - - - 3057 1 8 
2057. For making Compensation to the Commissioners of the New Forest ; (Lx1v. 393-) - - - - - 4,500 — — 
Exchequer Bills : ———— 
2058. 4 February 1809.—For paying off and Sechinging Sueque ae nals out or. Act - ts. wad for raising 
£.10,500,000.; (LXIV.25.) = - - 10,500,000 — — 
2059. Ditto - - - for raising £.1,500,000. ; (LX1IV. 25.) - - - . - - - - - - - 1,500,000 - ~- 


2060. 2 March 1809.—For paying off and discharging certain Exchequer Bills issued for 1808; (ux1rv.108.)  - - §,000,000 - - 


2061. 6 March 1809.—For paying off and ashe ated een ned om anne os per aa 48 oes III. for raising 
£.6,000,000.;(LXIV-115.) - = - -  « 6,000,000 - - 


2062. 20 March 1809.—For discharging the Interest of such Exchequer Bills as may be paid off in 1809; (Lx1v. 156.) 1,500,000 - - 


Summary of Grants in Session 1809. [49° Geo. III.] sen: 
&amp; a! 
Navy (including Ordnance Sea Service)" - - - - ~ - - - 19,613,467 13 9 
Army - - - - - - - - = = = © = + = = = = 15,915,825 17 9 
Militia and Volunteer Corps - - - - - - = - - - = 5,269,270 19 5 
Ordnance (Land Service) - - - - - - - - = = = = 5,325,147 - 3 
Miscellaneous Services for Great Britain - - - - - - - 2,372,498 6 74 
Ditto - - - for Ireland, ¥. - 306,968. 9. 34. a Currency, 
and £.15,000. Sterling = S - - - - - - - 298,355 10 1 





£.48,794,565 7 104 
Treasury Arrangements ;—Payment of Exchequer Bills Votes of 
Credit, and Loyalty Loan Payments - - - - - - = - 27,860,866 17 3 











Total of Grants in Session 1809 - - - £.76,655,432 5 14 


a RT 


GEN. INDEX LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 11D 
































































2063. 


2072. 


2074. 


2075. 
2076. 


2077. 


2078. 


2079. 
2080. 
2081. 


2082. 
2083. 
2084, 
2085. 
2086. 
2087. 
2088. 
2089. 
2090. 
2091. 
2092. 
7 2093. 
2004. 
2095. 


2096. 


2097. 


2098. 
2099. 


2100. 


2101. 
2102. 


2163. 


2104. 


2105. 
2106. 


2107. 


2108. 
2109. 
2110. 


2111. 
2112. 
2113. 
2114. 
2116. 


934 SUPPLY —continued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply—continued. 


In Session 1810. [50° Geo. III.] 














Navy, &amp;c. (including Ordnance Sea Service) : oe Oa 
1 February 1810.—Tuat 130,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service for the Year 1810, . «&lt;&lt; 
including 31,400 Royal Marines; (LXV. 25. ) 
For Wages for ditto; (LxXv. 25.) - +, eS &gt; - . ° . eas - © 2,999,750 - — 
For Victuals for ditto; (Lxv.25.)-  - - - - - - = = + = + - + 9,992,625 - - 
For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve; (LXV.25.) - - - - - — Wine - 3,295:500 -— - 
For Ordnance Sea Service on board such Ships; (Lxv.25-) — - - - - - - - - - 591,500 - - 
™“ May 1810.—For the Ordinary of the Navy for 1810; (Lxv. 363.) - - - . + - - + 1,511,075 15 11 
For the Extraordinary Establishment of ditto; (Lxv. 363.) - - - - - - - - - 1,841,107 - - 
For the Hire of Transports; (Lxv. 364.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 2,760,000 — — 
For Prisoners of War in health for 1810; (Lxv. 364.) - - - - - - - - - 931,000 - - 
For sick Prisoners of War; (Lxv. 364.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - 75,000 — — 
For sick and wounded Seamen ; (Lxv. 364.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 970,750 - - 
Tuart an additional Number of 15,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service for 1810 ; 
(LXV. 364.) 
For Victuals for ditto; (Lxv. 364.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - 460,687 10 - 
For Wages for ditto; (Lxv. 364.) - - - . - - . - - - - - - - 346195 - - 
See further 2233. 
Army: 
20 February 1810.—Towards defraying the Thep ¢ His  Majonty’ s Land Forces at Home and Abroad, on 
account for 1810; (LxXv. 109.) - - - - - . - - - - 3,000,000 - - 
27 February 1810.— 1 HAT 98,780 effective Men be employed in the United Kingdom, from 25th 
December +809 to 24th December 1810; (LXV. 133.) 
For Land Forces at Home and Abroad; (excepting the Regiments in the East outa the ge ape in 
British pay, and the embodied Militia: 3) (LXV. 133.) Agreed to, (138.) - - - 4,483,902 6 9g 
For defraying the Charge of five troops of Dragoons and sixteen companies of Foot stationed i in Gant Britain 
for recruiting the Corps serving in India; (Lxv.133.) Agreed to, (138.) - - - - - 28,973 7 6 
Ditto - - - of General and Staff Officers, and Officers of the Hangitele, £. 470,896. gs. 9.5 p id 133-) 
Re committed, (214.) See infra, 2096. - ° fb “ sé ee 
Ditto - - - of Full Pay to Supernumerary Officers ; (Lxv. 1 Agreed to,(138.) - - -+ - - 90,375 15 - 
For Allowances to the principal Officers of several Public Departments ; (Lxv. 133.) Agreed to, (138.) - - 279,549 6 11 
For Half Pay to Reduced Officers ; (Lxv. 133.) Agreed to,(138.)  - + - - - - - - 223,606 8 6 
For Military Allowances to ditto; (Lxv.133.) Agreed to, (138). - - - - - - - 10,302 13 11 
For the In and Out Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals ; (Lxv. 133. ) er to, (138.) - - 405,487 5 8 
For Pensions to Widows of Officers ; (Lxv. 133.) Agreed to, (138.) - - - - ee - 56,078 16 6 
For Foreign Corps; (Lxv.133-) Agreed, to, (138.) - - - - . - - - - - 968,495 6 4 
For the Royal Military College; (Lxv. 133.) Agreed to,(138.)- - - - - eo’ « - - 57,948 14 6 
For the Royal Military Asylum; (Lxv. 133.) Agreed to, (138.) str the . Stott wit tie oe 25,898 4 5 
For Allowances to retired Chaplains and Officiating Chaplains to the Forces; (Lxv.133.) Agreed to, (138.)  - 17,840 13 — 
For Medicines for the Land Forces; (Lxv. 134.) Agreed to, (138.) - - - - - - - 114,926 14 10 
For Allowances on the Compassionate List; (Lxv. 134.) Agreed to, (138.) - - - - - - - 15,700 - — 
For the Barrack Department in Ireland ; (Lxv. 134.) Agreed to,(138.) - - - - - - - 476,617 9 7 
For the Commissariat Establishment in Ireland; (Lxv.134.) Agreed to, (138.) - - - - - = 209,489 13 1 
26 March 1810.—For defraying the Charge of General and Staff Officers, and Officers of the Hosgitem, from . 
25 December 1809 to 24 December 1810; Motion for re-committing, negatived: (Lxv. 220.) - - 457,724 14 4 
17 April 1810.—For defraying Ge pects Expenditure of the Commissary in Chief’s Degurispent for 1810; 
(txv. 296.) - - - : ° - - - : ° - - 1,207,000 - — 
For defraying the Expense of the Barrack Department in Great Britain for 1810; (Lxv.296.) - - - 548,481 -— - 
10 May 1810.—Towards defraying the Pannenliony tena of the meted om 25 mapentbes 1808 to 
24 December 1809; (LXV. 351.) - - - - - 441,517 13 - 
14 May 1810.—For the purchase of Provisions for Troops and Garrisons on Foreign Stations; (Lxv. 364.) - 854,314 - - 
15 May 1810.—Towards defraying the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army in Great Britain for 1810; (Lxv 368.) 2,750,000 -— - 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (txv. 368.) - - - - - - a - = : - - - 200,000 - - 
Militia and Volunteer Corps, &amp;c. : SodGtee 3 3 
20 February 1810.—Towards defraying the Charge of the embodied Militia of Great —_— and ml, and Royal 
Corps of Miners, on Account for 1810; (Lxv. 109.) - o . -« ° - = 2,000,000 - - 
27 February 1810.—To complete the Sum required for defraying the Charge of the embodied Militia of Great 
Britain and Ireland, and Royal Comps “ a aan 25 Treat 1809 to 24 December 1810; (Lxv. 133.) 
Agreed to, (138) - = - _ « «2 eS lelUlU,UlUwt Sl ee os 
For Volunteer Corps; (LXV. 133.) - © - - - . - ° - . ° - 869,569 10 10 
For the Local Militia Force ; (Lxv. 133.) - - - - oe m ° . - ° - 643,650 - - 
24 ~~ 1810, ow Provision be — Se a ia and neon of the semana: of Great Britsip for Ais 
LXV. 403.) - - - . b o _ ante 
Ditto - - - for Allowances to rn teins of Militia in time of Peace ; (Lxv. 403.) - - - — 
Ditto - - - to Adjutants and Serjeants of the Militia disembodied; (Lxv. 403.) - - - —_— - — 
Ditto - - - for the Pay and gan. of o ae of patand, ond ¢ Aligwances to Subaltern Officers 
in time of Peace; (Lxv. 403.) - - 7 ~ - - — 
Ordnance (Land Service) : ll Ml 
16 March 1810.—For Ordnance Land Service for Great Britain for 1810; (LXV. 189) - - - - = 3,078,742 19 2 
Ditto - - - not provided for in 1808; (Lxv.189.)- - &lt;-&gt; - - . s,s ©. 9 19898 08 3 
Ditto - - - ditto - - - in 1809; (xv. 189.) - - - . - - - - - » - 124,542 5 - 
For Ordnance Land Service in Ireland for 1810 ; (Lxv. 189.) - - ° - - - - - - 447,710 3 3 
Ditto - - - not provided forin 1809; (Lxv.189.) - - - - - - -=- - = = «© 937,278 19 2 
£. 3,819,466 4 10 


=e 


S UP PLY —continued. 


935 





I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4. }— Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess. 1810. (50° Geo. 111.]—continued, Sums Granted, 
Miscellaneous Services : Srithe 2. 
2116. 22 February 1810.—For paying off and discharging on 5th April 1810 certain £.5 per Cent Annuities; (Lxv. 116.) 13,188 1 6 
2117. To be paid to Sherifis for conviction of Felons; (Lxv.116.) - - a gts long” 
2118. To defray the Expenses of Law Charges ; (Lxv. 116.) Postponed, (119.) Agreed to, (si ) . ° * 20,000 — — 
2119. Ditto - - of the Police Office, Bow Street; (Lxv. 116.) - - - - - ° &lt; 12,000 - = 
2120. To make good Deficiency of Grant for 1809, to deteny the Charge ot Pijatiog and Stationery for Se two Houses 
of Parliament; (Lxv.116.) = - on e 1,362 6 112 
2121. To defray the Charge of ditto for 1810; (Lxv. 116.) ie bo ul me Gale ee a ee oe 
2122. To pay certain Charitable Allowances to the Poor of St. Martin’s, &amp;c. for 1810; (Lxv. 116.) - - - ° 1,328 5 4 
2123. To defray the Expense of Works and Repairs of the Military Roads in North Britain for 1810; (uxv.117.) - §,696 11 8 
2124, For defraying the Extraordinary Expenses for Prosecutions relating to the Coin; (Lxv. 117.) - sanlti Sar a 228 &lt;= 
2125. For defraying the Charge of the superintendence of Aliens; (LxXv. 117.) - - . - - - - 7,841 12 11 
2126. Ditto - - - of confining, maintaining, and employing Convicts at home; (Lxv. 117.) - . - - - 56,450 - — 
2127. For the Relief of the suffering Clergy and Laity of France and American Loyalists; (Lxv. 117.) - - - 161,452 2 - 
2128. For Salaries and Allowances to Officers of the Houses of Lords and Commons; (Lxv. 117.) - - . - 5.500 —- = 
2129. To make good the like Sum issued for Printing by order of the Commissioners of Public Records ; (Lxv. 117.) 3,162 7 4 
2130. Ditto - - - to Mr. France, for his Assistance in making an Index to the Rolls of wegen cr (LXV. 1127.) 
Postponed, (119.) Agreed to, (151-) - ° - - - - - - - - &gt; . 428 15 - 
2131. Ditto - - - to Mr. Brodie, for his trouble in making an Index to the Journals of the House of Sales 3(LXV.117.) 533 13 6 
2132. Ditto - - . for the Salaries and other Incidental Expenses ditto;(1xv.117.)  - + - ~ - - 1,151 8 = 
2133. Ditto - - - to the Chairman of the Committees of the House of Peers; (nxv.117.)  - - - - - 2,698 13 + 
2134. Ditto - - - to the Serjeant at Arms of ditto; (Exv. 117.) - - - - - - - - - 1,623 - - 
2135. Ditto - - - to Mr. Clementson for Rent of a House; (1xv. 117.) - - - - - - - : 219 14 = 
2136. Ditto - - - to Mr. Sealy, aa peanseting the Elm 7 Bill in nner eerety owe whale Sang, a 19) 
Agreed to,(151-) - ° ° 182 5 3 
2137. To make good the like Sum issued for publishing the average Price of Sugar; (Lxv. 117.) - - - - 838 17 - 
2138. Ditto - - - to Doctor Clarke, for as ee relative to the ——— of -~ Clergy 5 (Lxv. 117. ) 
Postponed, (119.)  - - ” . . - - - 289 19 8 
2139. Ditto - - - ditto, for “his trouble relative to Act mal onteeting the Residence of we Clergy 5 cae. 117.) 
Postponed, {119.)  - - : . - . + . - - 278 6 6 
2140, Ditto - - - to Mr. Mackenzie, for making a Road from Contin to Ullapool ; (Lxv. ome . - - : 324 18 6 
2141. Ditto - - - to the Officers and Clerks of the Tally Court for levying Tallies; (Lxv.117.) - - ° - 1,160 12 = 
2142. Ditto - - - to pay a Bill drawn from Van Dieman’s Land; (uxv.117.) - - - - = « -« 11414 6 
2143. Ditto - - - for Expenses of the Commissioners of Military Inquiry; (Lxv.117.) - - - « - 1,474 18 = 
2144. Ditto - - - for the Establishment of a Horse Patrol; (xxv.118.) = - - . - - - - - 6,266 12 — 
2145. Ditto - - - for Furniture for the Office of the Commissioners for the Affairs of India, at Dorset House; (Lx'v. 1 18.) 718 - 
2146. For defraying the Expense of Criminal Prosecutions in Ireland; (Lxv.118.) - - = (Irish Currency) ~ 25,000 - — 
2147. For printing and binding 250 Copies of Acts 50 Geo. III.; (Lxv. 118.) - - - - ditto - 1,200 = — 
2148. For apprehending Public Offenders; (Lxv.118.) - = + = e i*e - - ditto - 2,500 — — 
2149. For the Support of the Non-conforming Ministers in Ireland ; (Lxv. 118.) - - ee. ditto - 9.429 18 = 
2150. For the Expense of Pratique in the Port of Dublin; (Lxv. 118.) - - °- --~ - ditto . 1,047 10 @ 
2151. For the Board of First Fruits; (txv. 118.) - - - - . ~ - - - ditto - 10,000 —- = 
2152. For the Seceding Ministers of Ulster; (Lxv.118.) - - - - - . - - ditto °: 3791 - = 
2153. For Treasury Incidents in Ireland; (LXv.118.) - - * - - - = = ditto - oe «= 
2154. For Clothing His Majesty’s Heralds, Pursuivants at Arms, and State Trumpeters inIreland ; (Lxv. 118.) ditto - 1,086 - — 
2155. For Clothing the Battle Axe Guards ; (Lxv.118.) - - - - - - ° rm ditto 4 140 = ~ 
2156. For defraying the Expense of the Hibernian School for Soldiers Children; (Lxv. 118.) - ditto - 14,585 - = 
2157. Ditto - - - of supporting the House of Industry; (Lxv. 118.) - - : - - - ditto - 47,928 ~ — 
2158. Ditto - - - of the Hibernian Marine Society ; (Lxv. 118.) - - - . - - ditto - 9856 &lt;= 
2159. Ditto - - - of the Female Orphan House; (Lxv.118.) - - - - - = - ditto - 1577 ~ - 
2160. Ditto - - - of the Roman Catholic Seminary in Ireland ; (Lxv. 118.) - - - - ditto - 8,973 - - 
2161. Ditto - - - of the Foundling Hospital in Dublin; (Lxv.118.)- - - - - -&amp; ditto - 37,675 - - 
2162. Ditto - - - of the Cork Institution; (rxv.118.) - . - - - - - - ditto J 2,000 — - 
2163. Ditto - - - of the Association for discountenancing Vice ; (Lxv.118.) = - . - - ditto . 1918 ~ = 
2164. Ditto - - ~ of the Commissioners of Charitable Donations and Bequests; (Lxv.118.)- - ditto - ie cee 
2165. Ditto - - - towards supporting the Westmorland Lock Hospital; (Lxv. 118.) - - - ditto - 7946 ~ = 
2166. For erecting Buildings at Sir Patrick Dun’s Clinical Hospital in Dublin; (txv.118.) - - ditto - 5622 - — 
2167. For defraying the Expense of the Lying-in Hospital in Dublin; (1xv. 118.) - - - ditto - 2519 - = 
2168. Ditto - ~ - ofthe Fever Hospital; (xxv.118.) - - - 2 + - - - ditto ° 1,000 - = 
2169. Ditto - - - of Doctor Steevens’s Hospital; (xxv. 118.) - - - = en ditto - Se ais te 
2170. To be paid to the Dublin Society ; Postponed, (uxv. 119.) Agreed to, (139.) - - - ditto . 10,000 = — 
2171. For defraying the Expense of the Farming Society ; Pustponed, (Lxv. 119.) Agreed to, (139.) ditto « §,000 - 
2172. Ditto - - - of the Society in Dublin for premoting 7 sirens os ; Fenpowss, 
(Lxy. 119.) Agreed to, (139.) a ae ditto - £29,428 = - 
2173. To be paid to the Trustees of the Linen ant Hennes Monwinotne of pried s Pontponed Gy. 119.) 
Agreed to,(139-) - - - . - - ditto - 21,660 ~ . 
2174. For defraying the Expense of publishing Picitatalasens Postponed, (Lxv.119.) Agreed to(139.) ditto - 10,500 ~ = 
2175. Ditto - - - of Civil Buildings in Ireland; Postponed, (Lxv. 119.) Agreed to, (139.) - - ditto - 25,000 — ~ 
2176. 12 March 1810.—For enabling His Majesty to make advances to the Government of Portugal, &amp;c; (Lxv. 167.)- 980,000 — — 
2177. 16 March1810.—For Protestant Dissenting Ministers in England and Ireland; (Lxv.189.) - , " 9463 14 - 
2178. For the Thames Police Office; (Lxv.190.) - - - &lt; © |2© © 2+ 2# «© «# -« 958 8 « 
2179. For Printing Presses sent to Portugal; (Lxv.190.) - = - - - Samah - - 706 17 2 
2180. To discharge Bills for Works done at the House occupied by the Board of Controu! ; fist: 199. &gt;) ae 882 8 «5 
2181. For preparing the Journals of the House of Lords to be printed ; (Lxv. 190.) - . .28 ° ° ° 362 9 6. 
2182, 20 March 1810.---For the Erection and Completion of a Pier at Ardglass, in the County of Down; (uxv.201.)- 14,662 — = 
MTT ce. - 
2183. 2 April1810.—To make guod Money issued pursuant to Addresses; (LXV. 241.) - - - - ° e 15,165 2 6. 
2184, 16 April1810.—To be paid to Captain George William Manby, as a Somes for his inutile res ating 
a Communication with Ships stranded; (Lxv. 289.) - - - 7 a 2,000 -— ~ 
2185. 17 April 1810.—To be paid to the Commissioners for draining Bogs in Ireland ; (Lxv.296.) - (Irish Currency.) 12,000 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 





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936 


SU PPLY—continued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)\—Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess. 1810. [50° Geo. 111.]—continued, 


Miscellaneous Services—continued. 
30 April 1810. Towards making Roads and building Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland for 1810 ;(LXxv. 310.) - 
‘Towards defraying the Expenses of an Inland Navigation in Scotland ; (Lxv. 310.) - ee = — 
For printing 1,750 Copies of the 62d Volume of the Journals of the House of Commons; (Lxv.310.)  - 7 
To make good the Deficiency of Grant of 1808, for printing the 6oth Volume of ditto ; al 310.) “a 


2186. 
2187, 
2188. 
2189. 
2190. 
2191. 
2192. 
2193. 
2194. 
2195. 


2196. 


2197. 


2198. 
2199. 
2200. 
2201. 
2202. 
2203. 
2204. 
2205. 
2206. 
2207. 
2208. 
2209. 
2210. 
2211. 
2212. 
2213. 
2214. 
2215. 
. 2216, 


2217. 
2218. 


2219. 
2220. 


2221. 
2222. 
2223. 


2224. 
2225. 


2226. 
2227. 


2257. 


For printing and delivering Votes, Bills, Reports, &amp;c.; (Lxv. 310.) - 
To make good Deficiency of Grant of 1809 for ditto; (LXV. 310.) == 


For re-printing Journals, Indexes, and Reports; (Lxv.310.) - = 
For Extraordinary Expenses relating to the Coin ; (Lx¥.310.) - - 
For the British Museum; (LXV. 310.) - . -«  ¢  - - 


To be paid to the Royal College of Surgeons; Lxv. 310.) - - 


1 May 1810.—To make good Ragegenente aaa val Majeaty a cote into wh atin Sietipn Majesty, for 


1810; (LXV. 315.) - - 


3 May 1810.—To make good the like Sum utile hes noms toned out of oe ae List peemnget to pay a from 


Sierra Leone ; (LXV. 322.) - - - . 


Towards defraying the Expenses of carrying on the building of a New ‘Mint ; 3 (Lxv. oan) e+ 2. ©. ¢ 
To defray the Expense of Works done at the Marshalsea, and estimated Expense of the New Prison ; (Lxv. 322.) 
To satisfy outstanding Claims for Works done at Chetney Hill Lazarette; (Lxv. 322.) - - 


For Contingencies for the Secretaries of State; (Lxv. 322.) - . 


For Messengers for ditto; (Lxv. 322.) - - - - - = 
For Foreign and other Secret Services; (LXV. 322.) . . ° 
For Works done at the House of Lords; (Lxv. 322.) - - - 


To defray Bills drawn from New South Wales; (Lxv. 322.) - - 


For Deficiency of Grant of 1809, for Salaries and Allowances to Officers of the Lords and Commons ; (LXxv. 322.) 


For the Civil Establishment of Upper Canada; (Lxv. 322.) - - 


Ditto - - - of Cape Breton; (Lxv. 322.) - - - - - 
Ditto - - - of Nova Scotia; (Lxv. 322.) - - - - a 
Ditto - - - of New Brunswick; (Lxv. 322.) - - - - 
Ditto - - - of the Bahamas; (Lxv. 322.) - . - - . 
Ditto + - - of the Bermudas; (Lxv. 322.) - - - - - 
Ditto - - - of Dominica; (Lxv. 322.) - - - - - - 


Ditto - - - of Newfoundland; (Lxv.3922.) - - - = = 
Ditto - - - of New South Wales; (Lxv. 322.) 
Ditto - - - of Sierra Leone; (Lxv. 322.) - - -* - = 


4 May 1810.—For paying Fees on passing Public Accounts; (Lxv. 340.) 


To the Counsel to the Chairman of the Committees of the House of Peers during the two last Sessions; 


(LXV. 340.) - - - - - - - ° ° ‘ 
For the Civil Establishment of Prince Edward Island; (Lxv. 340.) - 
For the Repair of Henry the Seventh’s Chapel ; (Lxv. 340.) - - 


15 May 1810.—For Printing and Stationery for Public Offices in Ireland; (txv. 368.) - (Irish Currency.) 


For Salaries to Lottery Officers in Ireland £. 3382 ; Amended to (Lxv. 369.) - - - ditto - 
To be paid to the Commissioners of Wide Streets ; (xv. 369.) - . - - - ditto - 
Towards securing and improving Holyhead Harbour ; (Lx v. 369.) - - - - - - ~ - 
Towards defraying the Expenses of the Works at the Harbour of Howth; (ixv. 369.) - - (Irish Currency) 
To the Examinator of Corn Bounties ; (Lxv. 369.) - - - - - - - ditto - 
To the Inspector General of Imports and Exports; (Lxv. 369.) - - ~ - - - ditto - 
To the First Clerk in the Office of ditto; (xxv. 369.) - . - - - - . ditto - 
To the Examinator of Excise ; (Lxv. 369.) - - - - - - . . - ditto - 
To the Assistant ditto; (Lxv. 369.) - - . - - - - . - . ditto - 
To the Clerk in the Office of Auditor of the Exchequer ; (Lxv. 369.) - . - - ditto - 


21 May 1810.—For paying off and discharging on 10 October 1810 certain Five per cent Annuities ; (Lxv. 387.) 


For the Naval Asylum; (Lxv. 387.) - - + - - « 
For re-building Public Edifices in Trinidad; (Lxv. 387.) - . - 


For the Board of Agriculture; (1xv. 387.) + - - - 
For the Veterinary College ; (Lxv. 387.) - - - - ~ 
For African Ports; (Lxv. 387.) - - + - - - ° 


22 May 1810.—For the Purchase of the Collection of Minerals late the Property of Mr. Greville; (Lxv. 395.) - 


28 May 1810.—For the Purchase of the Duties of Butlerage and Prizage in Ireland; (Lxv. 423.) - - - 





10,000 
50,000. 
3,500 
713 
22,200 
2,805 
10,000 
270 
7132 
12,500 


400,000 


20,125 
16,500 
8,000 
21,000 
17,500 
14,000 
175,000 
5,000 
40,000 
110 
10,450 
2,060 
10,165 
5,600 
3,700 
1,030 
600 
4,551 
13,268 
15,710 
5,000 


3,396 
3,100 


1,500 


22,158 
3,082 
9,805 

10,000 


35,000 
200 
250 
200 
200 
150 
200 


5,588 


46,788 
25,000 


5,500 
1,000 
23,000 


13,727 


216,000 


31 May1810.—For enabling His Majesty to take such Measures as the Exigencies of Affairs may wee 5 (LXV. 434.) 3,000,000 


Ditto - - - for Ireland; (Lxv. 434.) - - - - = = 


To make an Allowance to the Commissioners of Fees in Ireland ; (Lxv. 434.) - - ree : 


2 June 1810 —For Expenses incurred for printing 1,250 Copies of oth and goth Volumes ot Journals of the Home 


of Peers; (LXv. 449.) - - 


Ditto - - - of the Calendar of the Journals of the House of Hea 1 I . - - - - e 


For outstanding demands for Works done at the Houses of Parliament; Amended, (Lxv. 449.) _- - - 
For re-building the Lighthouses, &amp;c. at Heligoland; (Lxv. 449.) “ - - - - : - - 
For exploring the Interior of Africa, for 1810; (Lxv. 449.) - - - - - - - - - 
For carrying into effect Act 46 Geo. III. for Improvements in Westminster ; (Lxv. 450.) - - - - 


For Compensation to the Commissioners of Military Inquiry ; (LXv. 450.) - - - - - - - 


Ditto - - - to the Commissioners of Windsor Forest; (LXV. 450.) - 
For the National Vaccine Establishment; (Lxv. 450.) - - - 


To make good Money issued to pay a Bill drawn for Freight of a Boat, and Repairs of Port Patrick; (uxv. 45°) 
Ditto - - - for Expenses incurred for erecting a Prison at Sheerness; (Lxv. 450.) oie SS 
Ditto - - - for examining and investigating the East India Accounts to 7 moo —— _ 45%) , . 


Ditto - - - for Expenses ‘of the Thames Police Office ; (LXV. 450.) - 


Ditto - ~ - to be distributed amongst the Persoes concdrned 1 in preparing the g8th and goth Volumes of Lords 


Journals for Press; (Lxv. 450.) - é 


To make good Money issued for Stationery sent to the bre of Good Hope i in 1808 ; (uxv. 450.) ee 





200,000 


7500 


2,817 
1,564 
11,550 
7,716 
§21 
8,844 
21,000 
8,000 
3,000 
44 
389 
426 
316 


249 
336 


1 


10 


12 
16 


8 
10 


Anoliwieo il 

















SUPPLY —continued. 


937 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)\— Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess.r810. (50° Geo. 111.}—continved. ‘Se Granted, 
~ Miscellaneous Services—continued. nih4. 
2258. 2 June 1810-continued.—To make good Money issued for the Establishment of a Horse Patrol; (xxv. 450.) -« 1,546 17 =&gt; 
2259. Ditto - --- to be paid to Messrs. Gurney for Expenses on Committees in 1809; (LXV. 450.) ee 371 12 - 
2260. For the Augmentation of the Maintenance of the Poor Clergy ; (txv. 450.) Agreed to,(466.) - - . 100,000 = = 
2261. 7 June 1810.—To make good the like Sum issued towards’ defreying the + sea weve of Special Constables employed 
during the late Disturbances; (Lxv. 472.) - 1,034 5 = 
2262. ' Ditto - - - to the Representatives of the late Charles Morris, Sarveyor General of Lands for Nova Scotia, in . 
consequence of an under Computation in his Accounts ; (Lxv. 472.) - - - - - 193 13 6 
2263. To be paid to the Commissioners for the Redemption of the Land Tax ; (LXV. 472.) - - - ° e 12,000 - —- 
2264. To the Trustees and Commissioners of First Fruits in Ireland, towards re-building Churches ; (Lxv. 472.) - 50,000 —- — 
Exchequer Bills : 
2265. 8 February 1810.—For paying off and aechanging Mnthoquer bis me out dal a 49 Gee ITk. for raising 
£. 10,500,000 ; (Lxv. 67.) - - = 10,500,000 - = 
2266. Ditto - - - for raising £..1,500,000 ;- (Lxv. 67.) . -- - - - - - ee - . - 1,500,000 -. — 
2267. 27 February 1810.—For paying off and discharging certain Exchequer Bills for 1809; (LXV. 133.) - - = 8,000,000 - = 
2268. 2 April 1810.—For discharging Interest on Exchequer Bills ; (Lxv. 241 .. - - - : - - - 1,600,000 - - 
2269. 21 May 1810.—For paying off and diacharging eres ue? Bills mat out | Act 49 rgrers Ill. Bing raising 
oe £.6,000,000.; (Lxv. 386.) - - 6,000,000 -. = 
2270. 30 May 1810.—For paying off and discharging cache om ene out ded = 49 Ges: a: for raising 
£. 3,000,000. ; oe 433.) - - 2,689,900 - = 
; ————— = 
Summary of Grants in Session 1810. [50° Geo. III.] 
&amp;. d. 


Navy (including Ordnance Sea Service) 
ial tin Ligeia tex Sera Go Wi bang So in 
Militia and Volunteer Corps - - - - - - 
Ordnance (Land Service) - - - - - = - 
Miscellaneous Services for Great Britain 
-Ditto - - - for Ireland, £.379,166. 8. 

£. 288,162. 0. 0. sterling = - --- - = 


bo 
~~ 
=. 
=~ 


Currency, and 


Treasury Arrangements ;—Payment of Exchequer Bills, Votes of 


Credit and Loyalty Loan Payments- - - - 


Total of Grants in Session 1810 - - - £. 80,779,030 9° 


19,021,908 16 
16,864,160 3 10 
4,411,080 19 
3,819,466 4 10 
2,515,576 6 gt 











1 


638,161 15 3 


ee 


47,270,354 5 9 


33,508,676 3 3 





-# 





2285. 


2286. 


2289. 


2290. 
2291. 
2292. 
2293. 
2294. 


In Session 1811. [51° Geo, IIT.] 


Navy, &amp;c. (including Ordnance Sea Service): 


21 February 1811.—THAT 145,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service, for 1811, including 


31,400 Royal Marines; (LXVI. 108. ) 
For Wages for ditto; (Lxv1. 108.) - - . 4 
For Victuals for ditto; (Lxvi.108.) - - - - = 


For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve; (Lxv1. 108.) - - - 


For Ordnance Sea Service; (Lxv1. 108.) bing ee 4) be 


6 March 1811.—For the Ordinary of the Navy for 1811; £.'712, 041. 18.6.; (Lxvz. 181.) Re-committed, 183. 


See infra, 2284. 


For Buildings, Rebuildings, and Repairs of Ships of War ; vee 182 ) - - - 


For the Hire of Transports ; (Lxv1. 182.) - - 
For Sick and Wounded Seamen ; (Lxv1.182.)- = - - - 
For Prisoners of War in health; (txv1, 182.) - - - ~ 
For sick Prisoners of War ; (Lxv1. 182.) - - - - 


For Salaries, Stationery, and Contingencies for the Transport Office ; 
For Superannuations in the Transport and other Offices for 1811; (Lxvi. 182.) - - 


(Lxvi. 182.) - 


19 March 1811.—For the votaay of the Navy, saputing: Halt ~~ to an os Marine Ofee, for aban ; 


(Lxvi. 189.) - - 


25 March 1811.—For the Ordinary of the . ow for 1811; £. 1,157;751; (LXv1. 204.) Re-committed, (210.) 


See further, 2453 
Army : 


21 February 1811.—Towards defraying the Charge al His Majetty's pend Tapes at sad and Abroad, on 


Account for 1811; (Lxv1. 108.) - 


5 March 1811.— TuHat 84,801 Men be employed in Great Britain and Ireland, from 
25 December 1810 to 24 December 1811; (LXVI. 148.) 


For defraying the Charge of Land Forces at Home and Abroad (anapiiend: the Regiments in the East tadies, 
the Foreign Corps in British Pay, and the Embodied Militia); (Lxv1.148.) Agreed to, (158.) - 


For defraying the Charge of five troops of Dragoons and eighteen oleae of Foot, weationed in Grest 
to, 


Britain for recruiting the Corps serving in India; (Lxv1.149.) A 


(158.) - 


Ditto - - - of General and Staff Officers and Officers of the Hospitals; (1xv1.149.) Agreed to, (58 j= -- 
Ditto - - - of Full Pay to Supernumerary Officers; (Lxv1. 149.) Agreed to, (158.) - 
For Allowances to the principal Officers of several Public Departments; (Lx v1. 149) te to, (8 ) ~ 
For Half Pay to Reduced Officers ; (Lxv1.149.) Agreed to,(158.) - — - 


For Military Allowances to ditto; (Lxv1.149.) Agreed to, (158.) 


GEN. INDEX, LVI~—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


11 E 


3,345,875 me 


4453312 10 


3,675,750 —" 
659,750 -"" 


2,046,200 — 
2,752,662 ~ 6 
352,462 6 


834,336 19 


90,000 - 


32,388 8 


1,150 - 


1,578,1 i. = 





- 3,000,000 — 


- 4,299,879 10 


221,993 10 
13,195 8 


i&gt;. | @i! 


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SUPPLY —conitinueld. 





I. Committee of Supply—continued. 7 Rinaied 
(4.}—Resolutions of Committee of Supply,——ses. 1811. [51° Geo. Uh. — 


Army—continued. 
2295. 5 March 18%1-continued.—For the S and porters of Clielese ina Kilmainbem Hospitals; (amas. 149.) 
Agreed to, (158.} - &lt; 
2296. For Pensions to- Widows of Officers of the: oars aaa “onsen oy Agred Mg (58) - - . a 
2297. For Foreign Corps; (Lxvi. 149.) Agreed to, (158.) ok wes NP te ae 
2298. For the Royal Military College; (Lxv1. 149.) Agreed to,(158.)  - . . - - e v4 -- 


2299. For the Royal Military Asylum; (xvi. 149.) Agreed to,(158.) - - - = = = = = 
2300. For Allowances to retired Chaplains and Clergymen officiating with the Forces; (Lxvr. 149.) Agreed to, (158.) 
2301. For Medicines and Hospital Contingencies for the Land Forces; (Lxv1. 149.) Agreed to, (158) - - - 
2302. For Allowances on the Compassione List; (Lxv1.149.) Agreed to, (158.) - - - - . ” 
2303. For the Barrack Department in Ireland; (Lxv1.149.) Agreed to, (158.) - - - - . - « 
-2304- For the Commissariat Establishment in Ireland; (Lxv1.149.) Agreed to, (158.) - - - - : 
2305. For Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments, in the Nature of Superannuations or retired petinen to 


Persons belonging to Public Departments; (Lxv1. 149.) Agreed to, (158.) - - - - 
2306. For the Royal Military College at Sandhurst ; (Lxv1. 150.) Agreed to,(158.) - - - ~ att &lt;= 
2307. For an Allowance to two retired Clerks foomenty in Ge Office of Comptrollars of amy Acconata Gxvt. 150) 
Agreed to, (158.)  - - 


494,354 
61,304 
966,225 
28,242 
25,894 
19,497 
132,764 
23,376 
500,433 
283,352 


12,814 
30,000 


370 


2308. 18 March 1811.—For the Purchase of Provisions for Troops in Garrisons on Foreign Stations, for 1811 (Lxv1. 182.) 1,113,894 


2309.. 19 March 1811.—To enable His Majesty to continue to maintain a body of Portugueze Troops; (Lxvr.189.)  _- 2,000,000 


2310. 25 March 1811.—For defraying the yen of the Porregh Deppeiment in Gant Betinin - eu.s 3 Gxys, 204.) 








Agreed to, (210.), - | - 482,025 - - 
2311. 2 April 1811.—For the Commissary in Chief’s Department for 1811; (Lxv1.228.)- - - : - - 1,648,260 16 - 
2312. 8 April 1811.—For defraying the Charge of the Storekeeper General’s Department ; (Lxv1.247.) - - - 49,400 - = 
2313. 29 April 1811.—Towards defraying the eeenetianty gees - the fang,’ from 3% noameanel step to m De- 
cember 1810; (Lxvx1. 282.) - - 627,098 19 5 
2314, Ditto - - - of the Army of Great Britain and Ireland for 1811 ; (txvr.282.)  - - - - - - 3,200,000 - - 
Militia and Volunteer Corps, &amp;c. : te 0 ad 
2315. 21 February 1811.—Towards pngg the ap of o nubedios oe and | aye Compe of binens; on account 
for 1811 ; (LXv1. 108.) - - ° - 2,000,000 - -= 
2316. 5 March 1811—To complete the Sum required for defraying ~ Chore of the Embodied aoe and hes Corps 
of Miners; (Lxv1. 149.) Agreed to, (158.) - - - -- ° - - 8,098,910 5 3 
2317. For Volunteer Corps; (Lxv1.149.) -Agreed-to, (158.) -- - - - - - - - - - 566,022 7 9g 
2318. For the Local Militia; (Exvi.149.) Agreed to,(158.)  - - : - - - - - - - 704,827 - — 
2319. 30 May 1811.—For defraying the Charge of an Allowance in addition to the Pay of Lieutenant Colonels, angen, 
and Captains of the embodied Militia, from 25 May to 24 December 1811; (Lxvr. 385.) « - - 17,061 3 - 
2320. That Provision be made for the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Great Britain for 1811; (Lxv1. 385.) - — 
2321. Ditte - - - for Allowances to Subaltern Officers of the Militia in time of peace; (Lxv1. 385.) - - . — 
2322. Ditto - - - to Adjutants and Serjeant Majors of the Militia disembodied ; (Lx v1. 385.) aes, aes —_— 
2323. Ditto - - - for the Pay and &lt;iotiing of me aatihin a island, - of Speanaes 4 to ottiom nam in time 
of peace ; (Lx v1. 385.) - - - = a 
Ordnance (Land Service) : a BR, po + el 
2324. 2 April 1811.—For the Office of Ordnance Land Service for Great Britain, for 1811 ; (Lxv1. 228.) - - = 3,412,211 11 10 
2325. Ditto - - - and not provided for in 1808; (Lxv1.228.) - &lt;= -+ *# © m= Ss © «© =&amp; 6,593 6 9 
2326. Ditto - - - in 1809; (Lxvi. 228.) - - . - - : - - e.;° - : - 190,836 8 4 
2327. _—— Ditto - - - in 1810; (uxvi. 228.) oe 6 «© “8 © /@o, fay F . Bei DS Bun? cn 8 © 
2328. For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Ireland ; (Lxv1.228.)  - - - - - - - - 457,956 8 10 
2329. For the Office of Ordnance in Great Britain, on account of Superannuated Officers, &amp;c.; (Lxv1.228.) + - 61,550 2 5 
2330. Ditto - - - in Ireland, on account of the Pay of Retired Officers of Irish Artillery, &amp;c.; (Lxv1.228.) - + 12,485 10 g 
2331. For Allowances in the nature of Superannuated or Retired Allowances, to rome iataly belenging te the Office 
of Ordnance, Great Britain; (Lxv1.228.)  - - - - - - - 19,493 19 6 
2332. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (txvi.228.) - - - - - - - - . - - - - 2,708 4 = 





Miscellaneous Services : 
2333. 21 February 1811.—-For paying off and discharging on 5 April 1811 certain £.5. per cent Annuities ; (Lxvr, 108.) 





2334. 7 March 1811.—For Expenses incident to the two Houses of Parliament, for 1811; (txv1.154.) - ‘ ‘ 
2335. For printing for the House of Lords, and printing Acts of Parliament for 1811; (Lxv1. 154.) - - - - 
2336. For printing 1,750 Copies of the 63d and 64th Volumes of Journals of the Howse of Commons ; (LXVI.155.) - 
2337. For re-printing two Volumes of Journals and two of Reports in 1811 ; (Lxvr. 155.) 
2338. For Salaries to Officers of Houses of Parliament for 1811 ; (Lx v1. 155.) O50 winnie? oie 0 Te. 11% 
2339. For-Extraordirary Expenses for Prosécutionis relating to the Coin; (Lxv1. 155.) 
2340. For paying Fees on passing Public Accounts; (Lxv1.156.) _ - - - - - - - « a 
2341. For Foreign ana other Secret Services ; (LXVI. 155.) -  2@ - - ail @ ° + 
2342. For defraying the Expense of Law Charges; (Lxv1.155.)- “°° = -© «© © © «© «© « 


2343. For confining, maintaining and employing Convicts at Home; (LXvI. 155.) - ~ - - - ° 
2344, For defraying the Expense of the Police Office, Bow-street; (LXVI.155.)  - - - . - ° ° 
2345. 18 March 1811.—For defraying the Charge of the Superintendence of Aliens; (Lxv1. 182.) - - - - 
2346. For Stationery for Houses of Parliament; (Lxv1.182.).  - - - - . «2 - - - ~ 
2347. For printing Votes of the House of Commons for 1811; (Lxv1. 182.) - - = . © ‘ 
2348. For the suffering Clergy and Laity of France, and American Loyalists; (uxvi.182.) - - - - = 
2349. To be paid to Sherifis for Conviction of Felons; (uxv1.182.) - + - - - + - = = 
2350. To make good Deficiency of Grant in 1810, for ditto; (Lxv1.182.) - - - ETT RR ne 


2351. Ditto - - - for extraordinary, Expenses of Prosecutions relating to the Coin ; (LX¥1. 182.) : - bd * 
2352. To pay certain Charitable Allowances to the Poor of St. Martin’s, &amp;c.; (uxvi.182.) - - = * = 


2353. To make good Money issued for Works done at Somerset Place; (Lxv1.182.) - +  - - - + 
2354. Ditto - ~ - for publishing the average Price of Sugar; (Zxv1.182.)-  - = . 
2355. ai -- io ok to the enereninpeny- oe. moutteining aad Selepiole Ofices in the Courts of Law ; 

LXvI. 182.) - ° 


Ditto - - - for lighting the Lala in Palace Yard ; aie 282.) - ({thwile) ff fei. 085 


107,650 


3,600 
21,000 
6,000 
6,000 
1,880 
4,000 
5,000 
175,000 
20,000 
78,700 
12,000 


7:9°9 
3,300 
2,100 
178,752 
11,000 
35435 
2,017 
1,328 
17,000 
424 


177 
355 


18 
12 


17 


11 
16 


5 


6 
18 
12 


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I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


. (4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply, —se 4811. [51°Geo, IIL] continued. Sums Granted, 
Miscellaneous Services—continued. 


£. s. d. 

2357. 18 March 1811-continued.—To make good Deteionsy of Guan of 4809, ad confining, pabteioing, sas employing 

Convicts at Home; (Lxv1. 182.) - - 4,430 6 - 
2358. Ditto - - - to pay Bills drawn by T. Dumaresq on t Ie Brine, on acceant by Amauhen granted as 

respecting the Island of Jersey; (Lxv1.182.)  - 624 10 = 
2359. Ditto - - - to Captain Aberdown and open, oe Attendances on the Commitee on the late ny ane to the 

Scheldt; (1xv1. 182.) . - - 227 13 = 
2360. Ditto - - - to Messrs, Blanchard and Reaniiy! Eapentie on the Holyhead Connmnittes &gt; (uxvi. 182.) - : 9 3 &gt; 
2361. Ditto - - - to Mr. France, for his Assistance in forming an Index to the Rolls of Parliament; (xxv1.182.) - 428 15 = 
2362. Ditto - - - to the Counsel to the Gaim of the: Comnanintone bas me Home of Fess, Sonate one ; 

(Lxv1, 183:) - . - - - : 1,582 9 = 
2363. Ditto - -.- to Mr. Brodie, for Saris and Expenses. in forming tbe Index to the Journals of the House o 

Peers; (Lxvi. 183.) - 1,151 8 - 
2364. Ditto - - - for his Trouble in ditto ; Sisk 183.) - - - - - - - - - - - 533 14 - 
2365. Ditto - - - for the Establishment of a Horse Patrol ; (Lxv1. 183.) - - - - - - - - 4,640 11 = 
2366. Ditto - --- to Doctor Thomas Brooke Clarke, for his pamnenn in i sateiving opt arranging the Satusne tenpenting 

the Non-resident Clergy; (Lxv1. 183.) - - 805 7 = 
2367. - Ditto - - - to the Serjeant. at Arms to the House of odes (Lxv1. 183.) - - - - - - - 1,582 8 6 
2368. Ditto - - - to pay Messieurs Gurney’s Expenses on Committees; (Lxv1. 183.) - - - - - - 475 14 9 
2369. Ditto - - - to the Chairman of the Committees of the House of Peers, Session 18103 (Lxv1. 183.) - . 2,631 4 &amp; 
2370. Ditto - - - to Mr. Cameuteen, Deputy Sejest at Ane: of the Hows ad Commons, for Rent of a Hones; 

(Lxvi. 183.) - . 219 14 - 
2371. Ditto - - - for the Thames Police Office ; (LXVI. 183,) - - - - - - - - - -. 949 19 = 
2372. Ditto - - - for Expenses of Commissioners of Military Inquiry; (Lxv1. 183.) - - - - - - 1,248 14 - 
2373. 25 March 1811.—-For Protestant Dissenting Ministers in England and Ireland ; (Lxv1..204.) - - - - 9,280 5 - 


2374. For the Expense of Works ened: quccuted at, the saad Mint, to complate the Buildings themes cach 204.) 


Agreed to, (210.)_ - 21,500 = - 


2375. For defraying the Expense of additional Machinery ; ties! gl - - - - - - . - 4,000 - - 
2376. For the Expense of the Tunnel at the New Mint; (LXVI. o4- )- - - - - - - - - 4,500 - = 
2377. For the Board of Agriculture; (Lxvr. 204.) - - - ae Der otg* ma! : . 4,800 - - 
“2378. 26 March 1811.—For defraying the Expense of Criminal Prosecutions in Ireland; (Lxv1. eet) (Irish Coven) ~ 25,000 —- —_ 
2379. For printing and binding 250 Copies. of Acts 51 Geo. IIJ.; (uxvi. 208.) - - - ditto 1,200 - = 
2380. For apprehending Public Offenders in Ireland; (Lxvi.209.) - - - - . - ditto - 2,500 —- = 
2381. For the Support of the- Non-conforming- Ministers in Ireland ; (Lxv1. 209.) - - - - ditto - 9.481 9 - 
2382. For the Expense uf Pratique in the Port of Dublin ; (Lxv1. 209.) - - - - - ditto - 1,047 10 2 
2383. To be paid to the Board of First Fruits ; (txv1. 209.) - - - - - - - ditto . 10,000 - = 
2384. For the Support of the Seceding Ministers of Ulster, &amp;c.; (ixv1. 209) ee ditto - 3791 - - 
2385. For Treasury Incidents in Ireland; (1xv1.209.) _ - - - - - . o ditto &gt; 4,000 - «= 
2386. For Clothing the Battle Axe Guards; (Lxv1.209.) - - - - - += = - ditto - 740 - = 
2387. For publishing Proclamations ; (Lxv1. 209.) - &gt; - ~ - ° - - - ditto - 10,500 — = 
2388. For the Board of Works in Ireland; (Lxvi.209.) - - - - © = = - ditto - 93944712 -_ 
2389. For Printing, Stationery, and other Disbursements, for Public. Offices in Dublin; (Lxv1. 209.) ditto - 22,391 6 8 
-2390. To be paid to the Trustees of the Linen and Hempen Manufactures ; Seb oe). - - ditto - 21,600 - - 
2391. For paying the Lottery Officers in Ireland ; (LXVI. 209.) - - - - - ditto - 2,802 - «= 
2392. For the Expense of supporting the Protestant Charter Schools of sede, (Lxv1. $05) . ditto - 39,737 - - 
2393. For the Foundling Hospital in Dublin ; (Lxvr. 209.) - - - - - - , ditto - 38,839 - - 
2394. For supporting the House of Industry ; (Lxv1. 209.) - + - - - - - ditto - 48,584 - - 
2395. For the Hibernian Society for Soldiers’ Children ; (Lxv1. 209.) - - - - - - ditto - 15,254 - - 
-2396. For the Hibernian Marine Society ; (LXVI. 209.) - - - - - - - - ditto - 3255 - = 
2397. For the Female Orphan House near Dublin ; (Lxvr. 209.) ae - . - - - ditto - 1,602 - ~ 
2398. For defraying the Charge of the Roman Catholic Seminary in Ireland ; (LXvI. 209.) Motion . 
for re-committing Resolution negatived; Resolution agreed to; (212.) - - . ditto . 8,973 - - 

2399. Towards supporting the Westmorland Lock Hospital in Dublin; (txv1.209.) = - - - ditto - 7All - = 
2400. For erecting Buildings at Sir Patrick Dun’s Hospital; (Lxvi.209.) - - - - - ditto a 5,880 - = 
2401. For the Expense of the Lying-in Hospital in Dublin; (Lxv1.209.) - - - - - ditto - 3193 = = 
2402. For the Fever Hospital in Dublin; (Lxv1. 209.) - - - - - - ~ - ditto &lt; 1,000 -— — 
“2403. For the Expense of Doctor Steevens’ Hospital ; (Lxv1. 209.) - - - - - - ditto - 559 - - 
2404. For the Office of Commissioners of Charitable Donations; (Lx v1. 209.) - - - - ditto - 600 -— = 
2405. For the Expenses of the Association for discountenancing Vice ; sie’ 1.209.) - - - ditto - 1,981 - « 
2406. To be paid to the Dublin Society; (Lxv1. 209.) - - - - - - - ditto - 10,000 -— — 
2407. For the Expenses of the Farming Society of Ireland; (Lxvt. uae - . - - - ditto - 5,000 - — 
2408. For the Expense of the Cork Institution; (Lxv1.210.)  - - - - - - - ditto - 2,500 - = 
2409. To be paid to the Commissioners of wide Streets; (Lxv1. 210.) - - - - - - ditto - 9,020 - ~ 
2410. For Improvements and Repairs of St. Patrick’s Hospital; (Lx v1. 210.) - - - - ditto - 4,000 - — 
2411. For Expenses of the Works at the Harbour of Howth; (Lxv1.210.) - - - - - ditto - 40,000 — = 
2412. 8 April 1811.—For the Charge of the Civil Establishment of the Bahama Islands; (txv1. 246.) - - . 3,400 - = 
“2413. Ditto - - - of the Bermudas; (LxvI. 247.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,030 - = 
2414. Ditto - - - of the Island of Dominica; (uxv1. 247.) * Se ee a ee ee ale Ge - «i 
2115. Ditto - - - of the Province of Upper Canada; (Lxv1..247.) — - enim, 19 ss vi()} - - 10,450 - = 
2416. Ditto - - - of Nova Scotia; (Lx1v.247.) -  - »© .- = 1. © © _™ *# # 12,965 - - 
2417. Ditto - - - of New Brunswick ; (Lxv1. 247.) - - - - - ~ - - - - - - 5,00 - - 
2418. Ditto - - - of Cape Breton; (Lxv1. 247.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 2,060 - — 
2419. Ditto - - - of Prince Edward Island ; (Lx v1. 247.) - - - . - - - - - - . 3,100 - ~ 
2420. Ditto - - - of Newfoundland; (txvi.247.) - e- © -e cimiideligie) 108 e9oevioce eupesagtts 3.901 - - 
2421. Ditto - - - of New South Wales; (uxv1.247.) - - o: len we - ~' - - - 13,908 15 - 
2422. To defray the probable Amount of Bills drawn, or to be drawn from New South Wales; (Lxvi.247.) - - 30,000 ~ — 
2423. 9g April 1811.—For defraying the Charge of the Civil Establishment of Sierra Leone ; (Lxv1. 249-) - - - 14,495 11 6 
2424. To make good Money issued pursuant to Addresses; (Lxv1, 249.) - ot. * * ° - - 11,632 4 3 
2425. 11 April 1811.—To enable His Majesty to afford Relief to the Inhabitants of Portugal ; (nem con.) (Lxv1.257.) - 100,000 - - 
2426. For Contingencies of the three Secretaries of State ; (rxv1. 257) mI wien os Oe 9,500 - = 
2427. For Messengers of ditto; (Lxv1.257.) - - - - . . . ¥ * . . §000 - = 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 























































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I. Committee of Suppl y—continued. | 
| (4.}— Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess.1811. [51° Geo. III.]—continued, Sums Granted: 


—_—_—_ 


Miscellaneous Services—continued. agg OE 
2428. 29 April 1811.—To defray Bills of the Usher of the Court of Eee for 7 for 1810; (Lxv1. 282.) - 2,115 13 5 
2429. Ditto - - - for 1811; (uxvi. 282%.) - - - - ee ee 2118 4 7 
2430, To pay Bills drawn for Allowances to certain retired Dutch Officers im 282 ) - - - - - 16,000 - — 
2431. Ditto - - - from Jersey on Account of Emigrants ; (Lxv1. 282.) - - - - © ° ° 4,400 - = 
2432. Ditto - - - from Sicily on Account of Corsican and Toulonese Emigrants for 1811 ; (Lxvi. 289.) - - - 6,000 - - 


2433. 30 April 1811.--Towards defraying the Expenses of the Repairs of Henry the Seventh’s Chapel; (Lxv1. 287.) - 3,000 - = 
2434. 2 May 1811.—To make good equa ree His magny has perraren into deeper ane reeee ty A in 3611 


(LXvVi. 294-) - - - 400,000 -, — 
2435. 6 May 1811.—To be applied towards making Roads and Building Bridges in Scotland for 1811; be 303.) - 20,000 - - 
2436, Towards defraying the Expense of the Caledonian Canal ; (Lxvr1. 303.) - - - - 40,000 --— 
2437. = For Works and Repairs of Military Roads in North Britain ; (Lxv1. 303.) - - - - - - - 5,856 5 - 
2438. For paying off on 10 October 1811 certain Five per cent Annuities; (Lxvi.303.)-. - - - - -  £5,76612 — 





2439. For defraying the Expenses of Works in Progress at the Houses of Parliament for 1811 ; (Lxv1. 303 ) - - 7,100 - — 


2440. For rebuilding the Lighthouse and making an Oil Light at Heligoland; (Lxv1. 303.) - - - - 5,720 10 11 
2441. For Compensation to Commissioners of Military Inquiry ; (Lxv1. 303.) - - - - - - - 10,500 - —° 
2442. For the Expense of the National Vaccine Establishment for 1811 ; (LXvI. 303.) - - - - - - 3,000 - = 
2443. Towards defraying the Expense of the Royal Vault and Chapter House at Windsor; (Lxvi. 303.) - - - 6,000 - - 
2444, For Re-building Public Edifices in the Island of Trinidad in 1811 ; (Lxv1. 303.) - - - - - - 25,000 —- — 
2445. 9 Muy 1811.—For defraying the Expense of printing Votes, &amp;c. for 1810; (Lxv1. 316.) - - . - - 1044 6 3 
2446. For printing Bills, Reports, &amp;c. for the present Session; (Lxv1.316.) - - - - - - = += 16000 - - 
2447. For Repairs and Works at the King’s Bench Prison for 1811 ; (Lxv1. 316.) - - - - - - - 4,000 -— — 
2448. For Completing Repairs at the Crinan Canal; (Lxv1. 316.) - - - - - - - - - 5,000 — + 
2449. 13 May 1811.—For paying Bounties on taking and bringing Fish to London and Westmiuster for 1811 ; Gayt 324.) 1,000 — - 
2450. Towards defraying the Expense of Re-building Bethlem Hospital ; (xxv1. 324.) - ~ - - - 12,000 - — 
2451. For the Improvement of Holyhead Harbour for 1811; (LxvI. 324.) - - - - - - - - 5,000 - — 


2452. 16 May 1811.—For carrying into Effect the Provisions of Act 46 Geo, III. for the further Improvement of Streets 





and Places near Westminster Hall and the Houses of Parliament for 1811; (LxXIV. 339.) - : - 14,545 2 10 

2453. For erecting Buildings, and Maintenance of the Royal Naval Asylum for 1811 ; (LXVI. 339.) - - - "47,383.72 
2454. For the British Museum; (Lxv1.339.) - - - - * °° = oS Seo rit Sen te "75999 19° 8 
2455. To make Compensation to Mr. Davis for Rent and Losses, in one é the Possesion - the Marshalsea 

Prison being withheld from him ; (Lxv1. 339.) - - - - - 4,635 4-11 
2456. 20 May 1811.—Forthe Commissioners of the First Fruits in Ireland for building Churchesand Glebe Houses ; (Lxv1.349.) 50,000 —- — 
2457. For the the Commissioners under Act 49 Geo. III. for Draining of Bogs in Ireland; (Lxv1. $49.) (Irish Currency) 12,6000 — —— 
2458. Towards defraying half the Charge of Seng —_ over the Rivers Cree and Kenn in Scotlandin 1811; ~ 

(LXVI.349.)- - - °- - ee ee a ee 6,207 - - 
2459. 21 May 1811.—For defraying the Rppenses inopered for Prpting by Order of the Commissioners “ Public Records ; 

(LXVI. 353.) - . 5,826 8 8 
2460.. Ditto - - - for petating 1 250 Copies of the 4oth, aust and qe ‘Volumes of Séareale of the House of Peers; 

(LXVI. 353-) - AAA ag A Tins 4,163 2°- 
2461. 30.May 1811.—To the Inspector General of Imports and Exports; (Lxv1.385.) - &lt;= (Irish ait $50 - - 
2462. To the First Clerk in the Office of ditto; (Lxv1.385.) - ~ - - - - - ditto 200 -— - 
2463. Tothe Examinator of Excise ; (Lxv1. 386.) - - - - - - - - ~ ditto ‘A » 
2464. To the Assistant ditto; (Lxv1. 386.) - - - - - - - - - - ditto . 150 = = 
2465. To the Examinator of Corn Bounties ; (Lxv1. 386.) - - - - - - - ditto - ia Gu vee 
2466, To the Clerk in the Office of the Auditor of the Exchequer; (~xv1. 386.) - - - ditto = fom 
2467. 6 June 1811.—To enable His Majesty to ae such rarer as ane Exigenciag of Ae may require for sig 5 AOR al 

Britain ; (LXVI. 400.) - - - - 3,000,000 - — 

2468. Ditto - - - for Ireland ; (txvi. 400.) - - - . - - . - - - - - - 200,000 -. — 


2469. 8 June 1811.—For the Augmentation of the Maintenance of the Poor Clergy; (Lxvr. 408.) - - - - 100,000 - — 


2470. To defray in 1811 outstanding Demands for Works done at the Marshalsea Prison; (Lxvi. 408.) - ° - 4,300 eae 
2471. For -- Support of the Veterinary College; (Lxv1. 408.) - - ~ - - - - - - - 1,000 - — 
Exchequer Bills : ok Se 

2472. 21 February 1811.—For paying off Exchequer Bills made out per Act 50 Geo. a. for _ taining £. 10,500,000 ; ; 

(uxv1.108.)-  —- - 10,500,000 -" - 
2473. Ditto - - - for raising £. 1,500, 000. ; (xxV8. 108.) - - - - - - - ° - - 1,500,000 -. = 
2474. For paying off and discharging Exchequer Bills issued for 1810 ; (Lxv1. 108.) - - . - - - 8,000,000 - — 
2475. 2 April 1811.—For discharging Interest on Exchequer Bills; (Lxv1.228.)  - - - - - ~ - 1,600,000 - - 
2476. 16 May 1811.—For paying off and discharging Exchequer at or out Leal fat 50 Geo. ae a advancing 

Money to the East India Company ; (Lxv1. 339.) - 3 - 1,500,000 — - 
2477. Ditto - - - ditto, for raising £. 6,000,000 ; (Lxv1. 339.) - - - - - - a &gt; : - 4,850,300 — - 
‘2478. Ditto - - - ditto, for raising £.3,000,000; (LxvI. 339.) - - - i: - . . é - 2,530,500 — — 








SumMARyY of Grants in Session 1811. [51° Geo. III. ] 
‘Navy (including Ordnance Sea wgeny: - se ee ee 


; 8. 4d. 
- 109,869,383 17 2 


Ammy- - - - - - 2 + = © 2 + = = = = 620,098,214 6 8 
Militia and ne Site - 2 = = = = ee te ee ee) 4,386,820 16 - 
Ordnance (Land Service) - - - - - - - - - = = = = = 4,352,628 13 11 
Miscellaneous Services for Great Britain - - - - - - - - = 1,602,305 13.10 
Ditto - - - for Ireland, £. 407,508. 17. 10. Zrish Currency, and . 

£.50,000. sterling = - ee 426,162 1 1 





£.50,735,515 8 8 
— Arrangements ;— Payments of Exchequer Bills, Votes of Credit 
pulp: Loatyy Begpnente © eiemiei te = #2 oe oe 9 H794216 13 41 


Total of Grants in Session 1811 - - - £-84,520,732 2 7 











SUPPLY —continued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(4.)— Resolutions of Committce of Supply—eontinued. 


2494. 


2498. 


2615. 
2516. 


2517. 
2518. 


2519. 


2520. 


2521. 


2522. 


2523. 
2524. 


2525. 
2526. 
2527. 
2528. 


2529. 
2530. 
2531. 
2532. 
2533. 


24 February 1812.—For the Ordinary of the Navy ; (Lxv11. 144.) 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


In Session 1812. [52° Geo. ITI.] 


Navy, &amp;c. (including Ordnance Sea Service) : 


18 January 1812.—T#AT 145,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service for 1812, including 


31,400 Royal Marines ; (LXVII. 35+) 
For Wages for ditto (rx vir. 35) 
For Victuals forditto; (Lxv11. 35.) - re 
For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve ; (LXV. 35.) 
For Ordnance Sea Service ; (Lxvit. 35.) - 


7 - = 


For Half Pay, Superannuations, Allowances, and Pensions to Officers, &amp;c.; 
For Superannuations, Allowances to Commissioners, Clerks, &amp;c. ; (LXV1I 
For Buildings, Re-buildings, and Repairs of Ships of War; (LXVII. 144.) 

For Hire of Transports ; (LXv1I.144.) - 
For Sick and Wounded Seamen ; (LXVII. 144.) 
For Prisoners of War in health; (Lxvir. 144.) 
For sick Prisoners of War; (LXVII. 144.) - 
For Salaries, Stationery, and Contingencies for Transport Office; (LXviI. 144.) 

See further, 2587. 2633. 2679. 2706. 


(LXV. 
- 144.) 


Army : 


4 February 1812,—Upon Account, towards defraying the Charge of the Land Forces for 1812 ; (LXVII. 97.) 
24 February 1812.—For the pion of sahinereen for Troops in Sons on wadiga Sadein for 1812; 


(EXVII. 144.) 








TuaT 217,835 Men(exclusive of 28,161 Men employed in the East Indies) Commissioned 
and Non-commissioned Officers included, be maintained for the service of Great Britain 


and Ireland, from 25 December 1811 to 24 December 1812 ; (LXVII. 144.) 


To complete the Sum required for defraying the Charge of Land Forces at bene and abroad (excepting the 
Regiments in the East Indies, the Foreign Corps in British Pay, and the embodied Militia); (Lxv11. 145.) 


For defraying the Charge of five troops of Dragoons and fifteen compnetes of ve oot stationed in Great Britain 


for recruiting the Corps serving in India; (LXv1I1. 145.) 
Ditto - - - of General and Staff Officers, and Officers of the Hospitals; (uxvit. aoe: 
Ditto - - - of Full Pay to Supernumerary Officers; (LxviI. 145.) 
For Allowances to the Prineipal Officers of several Public Departments ; (LXV1II. 145.) 
For Half Pay to Reduced Officers; (Lxv1I. 145.) 
For Military Allowances to ditto; (LXVII. 145.) 
For the In and Out-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals; (uxviI.145.) - 


For Pensions to Widows of Officers of the Land Forces aaa 13 6.; (Lxvu. 145) Suoniah. (146) 


For Foreign Corps; (LxXvit. 145:) - 
For the Royal Military College ; (Lxv11. 145.) : 
For the Royal Military Asylum ; (Lxvir. 145.) 
For Allowances to retired Chaplains and Clergymen officiating with the Dedte; 3 (LXVII. 145. ) 
For Medicines and Hospital Contingencies for the Land Forces; (Lxv11. 145.) - 
For Allowances on the Compassionate List ; (Lxv11. 145.) 
For the Barrack Department in Ireland; (xx vit. 145.) 

For the Commissariat Establishment in Ireland ; (Lxvr11. 146.) 


~ - - a = = - 


For Allowances, Compensations, and Emoluments in the nature of Superannuations or retired Allowances, to 


Persons belonging to Public Departments; (Lxvir. 146.) - - - . - - 


8 March 1812.—Towards caters Ln eeeene of or Potten of = xg Ley: ene at P Sainte; 


(uxvir. 168.) - 


17 March 1812.—To enable His Majesty to continue to maintain a Body of Portuguese Troops ; (LXV1I. 204.) 


14 April 1812,—For defraying the Expense of the Barrack Department in Great Britain = eet: (alesis 268.) 


Amendment proposed, and not made; Resolution agreed to; (344,) 

For the Commissary in Chief's Department; (txv11. 268.) 

16 June 1812.—Towards defraying the Eptnondiey 
1810 to 24 December 1811, and not provided 

Ditto - - - of Great Britain and Ireland for 1812: 


or by Parliament; (LXvII. 430.) 
{/LXVII, 430.) 


Militia and Volunteer Corps, &amp;c. : 


Sums Granted. 

£. s. d, 

2 3,345,875 "i - 
- 4,453,912 10. = 
- 3,675,750 - - 
- 659,750. - - 
- 1,038,514 3 2 
- 408,611 8 10 
- 61,975 - 3 
- 1,696,621 - - 
- 2,678,092 12 — 
- 280,916 4 - 
ri 878,742 we &lt; 
- 90,000 - — 
- 38,199 S = 
- 3,000,000 - —- 
= 1,056,390 = 
4,567,408 11 6 

- 27,783 19 2 
- 681,863 14 § 
§: 31,944 - 3 
- 292,052 17 10 
- 219,511 — 10 
- 13,195 19 6 
- 641,471 18 9 
- $9,369 12 6 
- 1,146,652 12 10 
- 20,669 8 @ 
° 27,2569 3 7 
- 21,306 13 10 
- 128,468 14 10 
. 25,289 6 8 
ed 451,080 7 - 
- 267,214 3 - 
- 16,547 3 11 
-  19§,000 - + 
- 2,000,000 - - 
- 524,441 —- - 
- 1,396,446 17 9 
- 2,301,495 6 3 
= 5,200,000 -- = 


¥:xpenses of the Army, incurred and paid from 25 December 





£.24,142,862 12 7 


4 February 1812.—Upon Account, towards ve dies = sets of - — — aa oye Corps of 


Miners, for 1812 ; (LXvIt. 97.) - 


18 February 1812.—Towards defraying the Charge of the aoe Mite Foros, from 25 Deere $8 to 24 


December 1812; (LXVII. 124.) 


24 February 1812.—To complete the Sum rig ye for actaying ~ Gangs “ the ee — and Royal 


Corps of Miners ; (LXVII. 145.) 
For Volunteer Corps; (LXVII. 145.) 
For the Local Militia; (Lxvui1. 145.) 


7 May 1812.—That Provision be made forthe Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Great Britain for 1812; (Lxvit. 367.) 


Ditto - - - for Allowances to the Subaltern Officers of Militia in time of Peace; (1xv11. 367.) 
Ditto - - - to Adjutants and Serjeants Majors of Militias disembodied ; (Lx v11. 367.) 


—o ooo 
- 2,000,000 -— - 
- 100,000 - &lt;= 
~ 1,099,965 - 3 
- §31,169 13 11 
- 620,078 - = 


- —o 


Ditto - - - for the Pay and Catting of Ge Militia a Ireland, and of Allommanens to wabaltore Oicer in in time 


of Peace; (Lxvir. 367.) 


Ordnance (Land Service) : 


10 March 1812.—For the Office of Ordnanee Land Service for Great Britain for 1812; aia 188, ) 
Ditto - - - and not provided for in 1810 ; (Lxvir. 188.) - 
Ditto - - - ditto - - - in 1811; (Lxvit. 188.) 
For the Office of Ordnance for Ireland for 1812 ; (uxvi1. 188.) - 


For the Office of Ordnance for names ‘Tie on b geeetnt al Albwwenees to Soperannuated ORetts, 


(uxv11.188.) - - 


11F 


&amp;e. 





£.4,351,212 14° 2 


—SS———SSsASS 

3,873,025 3 6 
120,556 | 
52,654 19 5 
459,885 18 2 
72,989 8. 

























































942 


SUPPLY —continued. 





I. Committee of Supply—continued. n 
(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—ses. 1812. (52° Geo. 111.] continued 


2534. 


2558. 
2559. 


2561. 
2562. 


2570. 
‘2571. 
2572. 
2673. 
2574. 
2575. 
2576. 


2577. 
2578. 


2579. 


2581. 





Miscellaneous Services: 


Ordnance (Land Service)—continued. .. 


10 March 1812-continued.—For the Charge of the Office of ‘Ordnance in Ireland, on Recount of Pay of Retired 
Officers of the late Irish Artillery, and Pensions to Widows; (1xv11.188.).- - “ 


For Allowances to Officers seconded, and Pynslons to _—— of ry ee of the Ondnthice Military Corp Great 


Britain; (cxvir. 188.) - - 
For Superannuated Allowances in the Office of ciate io Widows Paetione) bi: 1812; (uxvit. 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (pxvur.188.)- - = - - -- - = 2+ = = 0 ee ee 
Ditto - - - in Great Britain, and not provided for in 1811; (Lxvit. 188.) - © “(Se trees) eottibest ale 


188.) - -— 





18 January 1812.—For the Relief of American Loyalists for 1812; (LxVII.95.) - - + + + = 


For Toulonese and Corsican Emigrants; (LxvIl. 35.) @ 8, CODERS, NER ASG Wl. Ay ALGAAS TIGRE: LS 4 
For Saint Domingo Sufferers ; (LKVII. 35.) - - - - + - = = = «© 2 + 
For Dutch Emigrants; (Lxv11.35.)  - - - - - - &amp; toy . « it &amp; ‘ 
For the suffering Clergy and Laity of France ; (LXVII. 35.) - - - - . - - 4 st 
For French Emigrant Laity resident in Jersey and Goes ; sain ga Noha? FET Fos SG I&gt; GapRugre UGE 
For the poor French Refugee Laity; (Lxvtr. 35.) - ] . WSHI WT ZaS UGiiged ag wl! Jo arg 
For the Poor French Refugee Clergy; (Lxvil. 35.) - - - - - . 3 ~ 4 y * 
For Protestant Dissenting Ministers in Ireland; (Lxvi1.35.) - - - -“ = = - 4 - 
Ditto - - - in England; (txvir. 35.) - - - - - - a &amp; a * G C 
’ For defraying the Charge of the Superintendence of Aliens ; Cocen Oe ee ee a ee 
For the Police Office, Bow Street; (tx vir. 36.) wl? Ww eo tal sult anozeseb ebrewo&gt; sauexh soall-e-.crh 
For confining, maintaining and employing Convicts at Home; (uxvir.36.) -  - -  - a 
For defraying the Expense of Law Charges; (Lxvi1. 36.) - - - - - - ° ~ , - 
For Prosecutions relating to the Coin ; (Lxv11. 36.) - - . - « ° Me 


For defraying the Charge of printing for the House of Lords, and for odinting Acts of Parliament; brivis 36.) 

For printing Bills, ee ” Papers, ty =, wa ~ House of garry’ Caries ar prapent Sopatap 
(txvit. 36.) 

For printing Votes of the House of Commons, ditto; Gieee: 36.) - - - - 7 

To make good Deficiency of Grant in een 1 for piiiting as, Mapette wd ether Papen, Rcd Orde o the brresers 
of Commons; (ixvit. 36.) - 


Ditto - - - in 1810 for printing the 62d "ea of sehen of the wien of Conibadan: faiane, 36.) x - 
For Stationery for the Houses of Parliament for 1812; (Lxvi1.36.) - - - - - = «= « 
To pay certain small Charitable Allowances to the Poor of St. Martin’s, &amp;c.; (Lxv11.36.) - - a - 


To make good the like Sum issued from the Civil _ raters baad ay Tey —_ and dates: byes of —_ 
Journals to be printed; (Lxvit. 36.) -- - 7 


Ditto - - - for Stationery sent to New South Wales ; Gavicgt) - - - = ~ ° ‘, 7 
Ditto - - - to Mr. Wittwer for examining East India Accounts; (Lxv11.36.) - - - - = -s 
Ditto - - - for Stores supplied by the Hindostan at New South Wales ; _— I. 36. ¥ - - - - * 
Ditto - - - for the Thames Police Office; (uxv11. 36.) - — - ini lery%s) rodeo") ia 
Ditto - - - for the Establishment of the Horse Patrol; (nxv1i.36.) - = - ec I&gt; agisig))} © Neila 
Ditto - - - for the Expenses of the Commissioners of Military-Inquiry ; (Lxv11. 36.) - - 0a ¥ wt 
Ditto - - - for preparing the 42d Volume of Lords Journals for Press; (Lxvi1.36.) - - ad ~ oJ 


Ditto’ - - - to Messrs. Gurney for Expenses on Committees in 1810 and 1811; (Lxvut. 36.) 
Ditto - - - to Mr. Whidby, for Expenses incurred in surveying Ardrossan Harbour ; (Lxvit. 36.) - - 
Ditto - - - to Doctor Thomas Brooke Clarke, for arranging Returns of Non-resident Clergy ; (Lxvu1. 36.) - 


Ditto - - - to pay Bills drawn on the late Richard- Cumberland, Esq. as Agent for Nova ines GRRE 36.) 
Ditto - - - to the Serjeant at Arms to the House of Lords; (xxvii. 36.) - - - - 
Ditto - - - to Mr. Clementson, for Rent of a House; (Lxvir.396.) - - = sil te varteolode 


Ditto - - - to Mr. Telford, for making Surveys for the Holyhead and Port Patrick Roads ; (txvi1.36.)- - 


Ditto-- - - for paying Fees on the Receipt of Money Granted by Postinaneat al ae -_ aed who served 
in the Battle of Trafalgar; (Lxvi1. 37.) —- 


Ditto - - = for Works done at the Fleet and King’s Bench Prisceii’ (cite 37-) - - 

Ditto - -.- to Mr. Brodie, for forming an (inde to the Jounale of the House of Roars, m for Salaries and ates 
Expenses ; (LXVII. 37.) - - * . 

Ditto -:- - tothe Chairman to the Comuttints of the House of Bien Session 1811; tend a 

Ditto - - - to the Counsel toditto; (LxviI. 37.) - - - - ~ - - - - - - 

Ditto.-.- - to Mr. France, for his Assistance in forming an Index to the Rolls of Parliament; (Lxv11. 37.) - 

Ditto - - - for African Forts; (LxXviI. 37.) - - - - - - « . 


Ditto - - - for Expenses attending the Care and Support of a Cargo of iets ina (LxvII. 37.) - - 
Ditto - - - towards carrying iste ras a re wa ingaicing | into ma state of the red of the Motespats ; ; 


(LXVII. 37.) - - - Pa 
Ditto - - - for paying Fees on the Receipt of the Sum vend for the Parches : f, Mr. Greville’s Collection of 

Minerals; (LXv1I. 37.) - - 4 c § : 3 
Ditto - - - to discharge Fees paid on passing Public neiiintet deste. 37 ) oo - - . - 


Ditto.- - - for defraying Charges heretofore paid out of the proceeds of Old Naval Stores; (Lxv1t. 37.) - - 


21 January 1812.—For defraying Expenses which have been and may be incurred in consequence of the Assumption 


of the personal Exercise of the Royal Authority by His Royal Highness va &lt;n Roget aaa 48.) - 


For payment of Fees on passing Public Accounts; (LxviI. 48.)- —- - 
For Foreign and other-Secret Services ; (Lx vit. 48.) oF te Ble Ee See we Nine 5 a 
To be paid to Sheriffs for Conviction of Felons; (Lxvit. 48.) - - - - - - - - - 
For paying off and discharging on § April 1812, certain Five per cent Annuities; (LxVI1. 48.) —-- -  - 
27 January 1812.—For defraying Captain Manby’s Allowance and travellin Expense in — —_ es eesien 
his Plan for saving the Ives of Shipwrecked Mariners ; (Lxv11. 81.): ? - : ° 

For the Repair of Henry the Seventh’s Chapel ; (Lxvii. 81.) - - - - - - - - 
Towards half the Expense of building a Bridge at Carlisle over the River Eden for 1812; (Lxvit. 82. “— - 
To pay Salaries of Officers of the Houses of Parliament for 1812 ; (Lxvir. 82 \ a ° - - - - 


To defray Bills of the Usher of the Court of Exchequer for Stationery ;(Lxvul. 82.) - - . - ° 
31 January 1812.—To make good the like Sum which bes noon mane pursuant to Addresses, and not made good 


by Parliament ; (Lx v11. 90.) - - ; . a 3 ° a ---s _ eis 


10 March 1812.—Foer the Board of Works in Ireland; (Lxvit. 187. ? ree, (Irish Currency) 
For publishing Proclamations ; (Lxv11. 187.) e+ 6 - oe ditto = - 


For Printing, Stationery, and other Disbursements for Public Offices i in Dublin; oni 187.) ditto 


Sums Granted. 
£. s. d 
» 12,260-13 10 
5,787 3.10 © 
19,807 15 - 
2,819 18.1 = 
$70 12. =© 
—_—_—_—_—— 
£.4,620,147 11 11 
20,000 --~ 
12,000 - =~ 
8,000 - -~ 
3,800 - ~ i 
123,152 2 —~ 
3,411 16° - ~ 
4,791 “ &gt; 
1,718 4° — 
foo --2 
1,700 — — 
8,050 12 — 
12,000 -"- &gt; 
70,800 —- —.. 
20,000 — — 
4,000 - — 
21,000 —- — 
16,000 -— - 
2,000 — inl” 
4,467 6 6° 
374 - 8 
B00 = mE 
1,328 5 4 - 
244 16-6 
199 13° 5 ° 
426 12.- ° 
173 12 10 
949 19 = 
4,640 11. = 
1,453 14 .-~ 
126 10 6 
842 9 3 
i118 - 6 
27111 = 
391 11 = 
1,582 8 6 
219 14 —- 
2,546 5 11 
419 3 - 
2,604 17 22° 
1,685 2 — 
2,631 4 6 
1,582 9 —- 
428 15 - 
10,000 - — . 
864 12 7% 
‘hi. 
354°10 “= 
2,000 — — 


6,785°15 °° 3 


100,000 - — 


5,000 - — 
175,000 — Bae 
11,000 - - 


———_—[_[_ a 
59,681 —- 3 


1,250 - - 
4,699 4 4 
10,057 - - 
1,880 - - 


2,118 4 «7 &gt; 


22,316 19 = 


39,529 9 4 


10,500 -— — 
23,748. 9 2 


SUPPLY —continued. 943 
—eeeeaaea{ao”qq—————wmnuuaeeee VSS 
I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(4.)—Resoluttons of Committee of Supply,—sess. 1812. [52° Geo. 111.}]—continued a re 


Miscellaneous Services—continued. aived 
2602. 10 March 1812-¢ontinued.—For Criminal Prosecutions in Ireland ; papin oe ) - - (Trish ee “ge -cae 
2603. For apprehending Public Offenders; (iuxvir.187.) - - - &gt; 5." ditto .« 2,500 = = 
2604.‘ For Pratique in the Port of Dublin; (cxvi.187.) - - = - - - = = -~ ditto .« 1,047 10 2 
2605. For Treasury Incidents in Ireland ; (Lxvi1. 187.) - - - - - - - ditto - 4,000 - - 
2606. For Lottery Officers in Ireland ; (Lxv11. 187.) - - - - - - - - ditto e 2,856 - - 
2607. To be paid to the Board of First Fruits for building Churches and Glebe Houses ; (Lx v11. 187. ) ditto . 10,000 -— — 
2608. For the Support of Non-conforming Ministers in Ireland ; (Lx v11. 187.) - - - - ditio - 9,481 9. - 
2609, For the Support of the Seceding Ministers from Ulster ; (Lx v11. 187.) RD. See TP ditto «- SOR Ace, oan 
2610. To be paid to the Trustees of the Linen and Hempen Manufactures; (Lxv11.187.) - - ditto - 1,600 - = 
2611. Ditto - - - to the Commissioners for draining Bogs; (Lxvit.187.) - - - - = ditto « 8,900 = — 
2612. For Works at Howth Harbour; (uxvi1.187.)-  - + - - - - = -= ditto - 32,000 - — 
2613.. To be paid to the Dublin Society ; (Lxv1r1. 187.) - - - - - - - - ditto - 10,000 - = 
2614. For the Expenses of the Farming Society of Ireland ; ames: 188.) - - a4? - ditto « gap0 = v4 
2615. For the Cork Institution ; (Lx v11. 188,) - - : - - - - ditto ~ 2,500 -. = 
2616. For the Protestant Charter Schools of Ireland ; (Lx v11. 188.) - - - - - - ditto - 41,539 - - 
2617. For the Foundling Hospital in Dublin ; (Lxv11. 188.) . - - - - - - ditto - 30,250 - =| 
2618. For supporting the House of Industry in Dublin; (uxvi1.188.) - - - - - = ditto - 41,902 -. - 
2619. For the Hibernian Society for Soldiers Children ; (Lx vir. 188.) - - . - - ditto - 13,666 -. — 
2620. For the Hibernian Marine Society ;(Lxv11.188.) - - - - - - - - ditto - 2,806 -. - 
2621. — For the Roman Catholic College at Maynooth ; (Lxv11. 188.) - + - - - - ditto - 8,973 - - 
2622. For the Female Orphan House near Dublin ; (1xvit1. 188.) - - - - - - ditto - 1,806 -— - 
2623. For the Westmorland Lock Hospital ; (nx vir. 188.) - - - - - - - - ditto . 8,647 -. - 
2624. For the Lying-in Hospital in Dublin ; (txvir. 188.) - - - : - - - ditto - am. = |S 
2625. For Sir Patrick Dun’s Hospital; (Lxvi1. 188.) - - - - - - - - ditto - Sma6 «i 
2626, For Doctor Steevens” Hospital ; (xxvr1. 188.) - . - - - - - - ditto - gag - 
2627. For St. Patrick’s Hospital ; (Lxvir. 188.) - - - - - - - - . ditto - 4,180 - = 
2628. For the Fever Hospital in Dublin; (xxvir. 188.) - - - - - - . - ditto - 2,000 - ~- 
2629. For the Commissioners of ‘Charitable Donations; (Lxv11. 188.) a'r ie" tre - = ditto - Ges .-:2 
2630. For the Association for discountenancing Vice ; (Lxv11. 188.) - - - - - - ditto - 2,493 - — 
2631. For the Surgeons College; (Lxvir. 188.) - ° - - - - - - - ditto - fe 
2632. For the Green Coat Hospital, Cork ; (Lxvi1. 188.) - - . - - - - - ditto y a oe 
2633. 17 March 1812.—For the purchase of Quarries, and to 0 carry on Wate in Piysioatt Seed, in order to form 
a Breakwater; (LXVII. 204.) - - - - - - - « . 80,000 —- — 
2634. 23 March 1812.—For the Board of Agriculture; (Lxvit. 224.) - - - - - - 7 m je E00 &lt;~.ve 
2635. 26 March 1812.—For making good in arg co Ss a FET _ basy my. ~ ane into with His 
Sicilian Majesty ;(Lxv11. 236.) - - - 400,000 - - 
2636. For the Caledonian Canal ; (Lxvit. 236.) - - ee atieit - - - - . - 50,000 — — 
2637. Towards making Roads and building Bridges in Scotland; (Lxv11. 236.) - - - - - - - 20,000 - - 
2638. For the Works and Repairs of Military Roads in North Britain; (Lxvir.236.) - - - - = «- 5,894 18 4 
2639. For Contingencies of the Secretaries of State ; (Lx vii. 236. y - + - = - ° - - « 11,000 — = 
2640. For Messengers for ditto ; (Lxv11. 236.) - - - - - - - - - - - 6,000 ~ - 
2641. For the Civil Establishment of the Bahama Islands ; (iavei: 236.) wt bel He “ UOwr, 3,400 - = 
2642. Ditto - - - of the Bermudas; (txvir. 236.) - - - - - - - - - - - . 1,090 - = 
2643. Ditto - - - of Dominica; (txvir. 236.) - . - - - - - - ~ . y 7 Goo - — 
2644. Ditto - - - of Upper Canada; (rxvir. 236.) - - - ° - - - - - - - - 8450 - - 
2645. Ditto - -.- of Nova Scotia; (txvi1. 236.) - - - - - - - - - - - . 10,965 - - 
2646. Ditto - - - of New Brunswick; (Lxvi1. 236.) Edi eantthhe Mw A oak Pawee cece wr* 6,600 = - 
2647. Ditto - - - of Cape Breton; (txvi1. 236.) - - - - . - - . - ° * ” 2,060 = - 
2648. Ditto - - - of Prince Edward Island; (txv11. 237.) - - - : - - . - - - 560.) « 
2649. Ditto - - - of Newfoundland; (txvir. 237.) - . - “i % 8 : ‘ . s é : 3971 - - 
2650. Ditto - - - of Serra Leone; (Lxvir.997.).- - - = 2 = © ©, 2 2 2 se Gg gag 2S 
2651. Ditto - - - of New South Wales; (rxvir. 237.) - - - - - - . - ° 11,701 5 = 
2652. To defray the amount of Bills drawn from New South Wales ; ‘nested 237-) - - - - - - 48,000 - .- 
2653. 14 April 1812.—To make good Deficiency of Grant of 1811 {for Prosecutions relating to the Coin ; vinci 268.) 04 12 11 
2654. For the Improvement of Holyhead Harbour, for 1812; (Lxv11.268.) -  - - - - ooce) see =. « 
2655. 28 April 1812.—To make further Remuneration to Mr. Greathead for his invention of the Life Boat ; (Lxv11. 333.) Dat ams 
2656. 7 May 1812.—For Deficiency of Grants for 1810; (Lxvit.366.) - - - ee My eer Oi, Pn “70,465 17 OF 
2657. For paying off and discharging on 10 October 1812 certain Five per cent pienttions ; (Lxvit. 366.) - - 40,611 8 7 
2658. To make good Deficiency of Grant for 1811 for reprinting Journals; (Lxv11.966.) - - = - 2,488 — — 
2659. For defraying the Expense of printing the 65th Volume of Journals of the House of Commons; (ixv11. 366.) - 3,000 — ~ 
2660. For re-printing six Volumes of Journals of the House of Commons; (txv11. 366.) - - - - - 10,000 - 
2661. For Expenses incident to the two Houses of Parliament; (Lxv11.366.) - -  - - er 3,600 - - 
2662. For the Trustees of the First Fruits in Ireland for building Churches, &amp;c.; (txv11. 366.) - 50,000 — — 
2663. For the Commissioners for making wide and convenient Streets in Dublin; (Lxv11.366, - - (Irish Cornet ) 6 sGe..= « 
2664. For printing and binding Public Acts; (Lx v11. 366.) desis] ¢ in ty A gees? x tease? ditto 1,200 — — 
2665. To be paid to the Inspector General of Imports and Exports; (Lxv11.367.)-  _- . - ditto - $50 - « 
2666. Ditto - - - to the First Clerk to ditto; (Lxv11. 367.) - - - - - - - ditto - 908..1@. = 
2667. Ditto - - - to the Examinator of Excise ; (Lxvi1. 367.) - - - - - - ditto - $00 &lt;~- « 
2668. Ditto - - - to the Assistant ditto; (Lxv11.367.) - - ee. - - - - ditto - i «© « 
2669. Ditto - - - to the Examinator of Corn Bounties; (tx v11. 367.) 58 Set ey ditto - 200 - 
2670. To the Clerk in the Office of Auditor of the Exchequer ; (Lx vit. 367.) - ditto - Cin 
2671. 25 May 1812.—For granting £.50,000, to be vested in Taper, for m9 use of the Family of the | ge eee 
honourable Spencer Perceval ; (Lx v11. 397.) - - - - 50,000 —~ . 
2672. 16 June 1812.—For the Relief of the East India Company; (Lxv1t. 430.) - - - - - - = 2,500,000 -— ~ 
2673. For defraying Bills of the Usher of the Court of Exchequer for Stationery ; ne sn ee Sn 291 5 6 
2674. For the National Vaccine Establishment ; (Lxv1I.430.) - ce ° . - ° . 3,000 —- — 
2675. To pay Bills drawn from Abroad on account of Emigrants, for 1812; Gixvie +i) - - - - - Se 
2676. .. -To make Allowances to the Commissioners of Fees in Ireland; (LXV1I.430.) - - - - = -&amp; TE 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. 1801—1820.) 








SUPPLY —continued. 


944 








I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply, —ses.1812. (52? Geo. 11] ~contiaved 
Miscellaneous Services—continued. 


2677. 26 June 1812.—+For paying off and apeins Treaaary I Bills saatat pe Act 5A ou. HL. for raising £.1,000,000;, 
(Lxv1I.474.) - - = (Irish Currency.) 1,000,000 — = 
2678. Ditto - - - for raising ek: Gites: BB) - 2 8. etree MI ditto - 21666613 4 
2679. For the Royal Naval Asylum ; (Lxv11.475.) - : ° ° - &gt; . : - - - - 23,487 7 10 
2680. For the British Museum; (Lxvil. 475.) - - . ° ° ° va “ : - - - - 7.405 12 11 
2681. For the British Museum, for improving the Collection of printed Books; (LXV1I.475.)- = | ee 1,000 = — 
2682. For printing 1,250 Copies of the 43d, 44th and 45th Volumes of Journals of the House of Peers; rity 475-) 4,530 2 7 
2683. To complete the Shell of Bethlem Hospital ; (Lxv11. 475.) - - : - - - - 11,585 - - 
2684. For Expenses of Printing by Order of the Commissioners of Public Records; (LxvIt. ney OE BA, ra 6,910 14 9 
2685. To make Compensation to Commissioners of Military Inquiry; (Lxv11. 475.) - - 7,734 410% 
2686, To make good the like Sum issued to pay Bills drawn by ans Coanataty to a on Laws relating t the 
Election of Jurats in Jersey ; (LXV11. 475.) - - - ° - §22 -— = 
2687. Ditto - - - for Re-imbursement of Fees on the appoints of the said Cinnhdetoanns (euveii 475) - = 115 13 8 
2688. Ditto - - - for Expenses incurred in the DisteRaticn “ a Corp “ magnets arrears as Prize of War; 
(LXVII.475.) - . a . . n of * eioloe 33 4 4 
2689. Ditto - - - for collating the Calendar of the Lords itil (LXVII. 6) ~ - - - - - 154 13. 6 
2690. Ditto - - - for the Establishment of the Horse Patrol ; (Lx vir. 475.) - - - - - - - 3,093 14 = 
2691. Ditto - - - to Dr. Brooke Clarke, for arranging Returns of Non-resident Clergy ; (Lxv11. 475+) - - - 271 11. = 
2692. Ditto - - - to ditto, for preparing Returns made to Privy Council ; (Lx VII. 475.) - . - : - 299 7 = 
2693. Ditto - - - for publishing the average Price of Sugar; (LXV1I.475.) = - . - - - - ~ 424 - = 
2694. Ditto - - - for the Relief of the Inhabitants of the Danish Settlements in Davis’s Streights; (Lxv11.475.) - 11,672 - - 
2695. Ditto - - - for preparing the 43d and 44th Volumes of the Lords Journals for Press; (LxXv1I.475.) - - 245 16 - 
2696. Ditto - - - for Expenses of Commissioners of Military Inquiry ; (Lxv11.475.) - - - - - - §21 17 - 
2697. Ditto - - - to pay a Bill drawn by Governor Beckwith for the si of yoo apes aa 475+) - 162 4 8; 
2698. Ditto - - - ditto; (Lxv1.475.) - - - - . - - 308 8 6 
2699. Ditto - - - for the Thames Police Office; (Lxv11.475.) - - - - “ ° ° 2 &gt; “ 633 6 - 
2700. Ditto - - - to Mr. Wittwer, for his trouble in examining East India Accounts; (Lxv1t. 476.) - - - - 426 10 6 
2701. Ditto - - - to Mr. Troward, in —S, of a — on account a the Impeachavent of Wear Hastings ; 
(uxvit. 476.) « - - - - ~ 1,161 3 11% 
2702. Ditto - - - for Expenses of maecie at the Fleet liens (LXVII. eae)” - - - . - - - 463 211 
2703. Ditto - - - to Commissioners appointed to examine and report on the Laws relating to the Election of Jurats in 
; Jersey; (Lxvit. 476.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3,000 - = 
2704, Ditto - - - to their Secretary: (Lxvul. 476:) - -* - 6 ie - - a - 500 -— -— 
2705. Ditto - - - to the Officers and Clerks of the Tally Court; (txvi1. 476.) - - - - - - 5,800 2 — 
2706. Ditto - - - for defraying Charges heretofore paid out of the Proceeds of old Naval Stores; (Lxvir. 476.) - 2,960 8 — 
2707. To be paid to John Palmer, Esq. being the Balance of per centage due to him on the Net Revenee of the Rab: Tot ps Re 
Office; (Lxvit. 476.) - ~ - ° » - : 78,344 12 9 
2708. Ditto - - - to Mr. Crompton, for his invention of the machine called the Mule; ; (Lxvi1. 476.) - - - §,000 — — 
2709. 27 June i1812.—To make good Money issued pursuant to Addresses ; (Lxv1t. 488.) ~ - - - - 2,636 17 - 
2710. For carrying into effect Act 46 Geo. III. for conalideting the Peewinions of Acts for the Improvement of 
Westminster; (Lxvit. 488.) - - - - - - - - - . - - 4,436 - 1 
2711. For Superannuation Allowance to John Pingo ; (Lxvit. 488.) - - - - - - - - - 60 - - 
2712. Ditto - - - to Mr. Royer; (txvit. 488.) . - - - - ° “ - z - - - 170 — — 
2713. Ditto - - - to Mr. Planta; (Lxvit. 488.) - - . - - - - ° - - - - 410 4 6 
2714. Ditto - - - to two retired Clerks in the Office for auditing Public Accounts; (Lxv11. 488.) - - - - 320 - — 
2715. 6 July 1812.—Towards defraying the Expense of the building a Penitentiary House; (LXVII. 510.) - - - 30,000 — — 
2716. Ditto - - - to be paid to the Governors of Queen Asad a a for he SP BI of Ge Maintenance of 
the Poor Clergy ; (Lxv1I. 510.) - - . &lt; - - ~ 100,000 — = 
2717. Ditto - - - for maintaining African Forts; (Lxv1i. oe) - - - ~ - - - - - - 25,000 — = 
2718. 9 July 1812.—To defray the Balance due on Account of Fittings and Fixtures at the New Mint; (ixvtt1. §20.) - 10,000 — = 
2719. To complete the Expense of additional Machinery ; (Lxvut. 521.) oe of TT ei) | eo eG eh - ee - ORB 9 Te 
Exchequer Bills : 
2720. 23 January 1812.—For paying off and Gashagyng maiegee = aa out aa Act 5 =. = for raising 
£. 10,500,000. ; (Lxvir. 68.) - - 10,500,000 -—- — 
2721. Ditto - - - for raising £. 1,500,000. ; (uxvit. 68.) - - - - - een - - : - 1,500,000 - = 
2722. Ditto - - - issued for the Service of 1811; (txv11.68.) - - - - - - &lt; - . - 8,000,000 - « 
2723. 7 May 1812.—For paying off and discharging leegery. gh ome: —_ out per on 5 om =: for aang 
£.6,000,000.; (Lxvit. 366.) - - 5,303,700 - — 
2724. Ditto - - - for raising £.1,500,000. ; (Lx vit. 366.) - - - - - - - - - - 1,382,000 - - 
2725. Ditto - - - for raising £.3,000,000.; (Lxvit. 366.) - - - - - : &lt; - - - 2,647,900 -— = 
2726. For discharging the Interest on Exchequer Bills ; (Lxv11. 366.) - - - ee - - - - 1,700,000 - — 
Summary of Grants in Session 1812. [52° Geo. TII.] = 
I $. 
Navy (including Ordnance Sea Service) - - - - - - = - 19,418,992 13 4 
Army - - - - - - = = = = = = = = - © = 2 245,142,862 12 
Militia and Volunteer Corps - - - - - + - = - 7 - 4,351,212 14 2 
Ordnance + - - - = - = - = = = = = = + « * 4,620,147 41 11 


Miscellaneous Services for Great Britain, including Civil List and 
Grant of 2 Millions to the East India Company- - - - - 
Ditto - - - for Ireland, £392,707. ny. oe. bets Carreacy, and 
£.65,800. sterling = - - - - 





4,244,092 2 6 


Sumy Granted. 


eg 


GW ad 








428,354 19 4# 





£. 57,205,062 13 10% 


Treasury Arrangements ;—Payment of Exchequer Bills ; Of Trea- 
sury Bills ; Loyalty Loan Payments and Deficiency of. Grants for 
1810, £31, 204,358. 6. 48. carting: tes 1,216,666. 13. 4. 
Irish Currency = - om sis ae | 


32,327,435 4 10 





Total of Grants in Session 1812 - 


- £.89,533,0907 18 8£ 


SUPPLY —continued. 945 





I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
~(4.)-— Resolutions of Committee of Supply—continued, 


In Session 1812-13. [53° Geo, IIT.] 


Navy, &amp;e. (including Ordnance Sea Service) : Sums Granted. 


2727. 8 December 1812.~That 140,000 Men be employed. for the Sea Service, including 31,400 £. « d. 
Royal Marines; (LXVIII. 32.) 

2728. For Wages for ditto; (Lxv111. 32.) ep Ae ae - - - - - - - = 3,230,500 - = 
_ 2729, For Victuals for ditto; (Lxv11I.32.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 4299,750 - - 
~ 2730. For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve ; eimian, 3%), - -. + © © ©. © 3549000 - - 

2731. For Ordnance Sea Service on board such Ships ; (LX v111. 32.) - - - - - - - - - 637,000 - - 

2732. 15 March 1813.—For defraying the Salaries and contingent ‘Expense bal &amp; Adainly, Navy Pay, Navy, and 

G Victualliug Offices, and Dock Yards ; (LxviII. 313.) - - - - - - 1,255,932 10 10 

2733. 


Ditto - - - Half Pay Superannuations to Oflicets al the Navy; and Royal Marines, their Widows, &amp;c. for 
1813; (LxvimI. 313.) - - -- = = = = hg203 - 8 


2734, For the Charge of Sick Prisoners of War; saventauh) - - - - - - - . - - 100,000 - = 


2735. Ditto - + --of Prisoners of War in health ; (xvitt. 313. - - + - - - - - - 1,050,000 - —- 
2736. Ditto - - - for sick and wounded Seamen; (Lxv1II.313-) - - - - - «= «© «= = 997,754 10 8 
2737. For the Hire of Transports ; (Lxv11I. 313.) ~- - - - ° : - - : - - - 2,330,943 = - 
2738. ‘For Buildings and Repairs of Ships of War ; (LXVIII. 313.) - . - - - - - - - 2,822,031 - - 
2739. For Superannuations, Allowances to Commissioners, Clerks, &amp;c. ; (LX VIII. 313.) - - - . - - 57,793 - 7 
2740. For Salaries and Contingencies of the Transport Office; (LXV1II.313.) - - - = = = = 4051016 - 
2741. For Superannuations to Clerks, &amp;c. in the Transport Office; (LXV1II. 313.) - - . - - - 1,291 13 4 
. See further, 2808. 2917, 2918. 2933. 2973. 
: ‘ ————————ooo 
» . Army.: 
~ 9742. ~ 15 December 1812.—Upon Account, towards defraying the Change of His Majesty’ s Land Forces at home and 

abroad, for 1813 ; (LXVIII. 70.) - . - - . - - - 2,000,000 - = 
2743. _—ODiitto - - - for recruiting the Corps employed in the East Indies ; ; (iii. se5 . . - - - - 7,500 - — 
2744, Ditto -‘- - for defraying the Charge of Full Pay for Supernumerary Officers ; (Lxv111. 70.) - - ~ 8,500 - = 
2745. — Ditto - - - of the In and Out-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals; (uxv111. 70.) - - - 275,000 -— - 
2746. ~ Ditto - - - of Foreign Corps; (LxXviII. 70.) - . - - - . é ° - . ——— 
2747. ~ Ditto - - - of Allowances to Chaplains and Officiating Clergymen of dhe Forces ; (LXV1II. 70.) - - - 5,300 - = 
2748. Ditto - - - of Medicines and Hospital Contingencies ; (Lxvit1. 70.) - - - - - - - 32,000 - — 


2749. : 17 December 1812.—A further Sum, upon account, towards Aeireying the Expoosp #, His Majesty's } Land Forces 
at home and abroad for 1813 ; (Lxvir11. 87.) - - - 2,329,700 -— - 


2750. © 22 February 1813.—For defraying the Expense'of the Barrack Department for 1813; (1xv111. 198.) - = 930,026 - + 


2761.. Ditto -.- - of the Commissary in Chief’s Department;(nxviit.198.) - - - - = «= = 2,056,993 1 8 
2752. For the Service of the Storekeeper Genetal’s Department ; (Lxvitr.198.) - - - - = = «#= 191,900 - = 


2753. 8 March 1813.—Tuat 227,442 Men (exclusive of Regiments in India, Foreign Corps, and 
. the Embodied Militia) be maintained for the service of Great Britain and Ireland, 
from 25 December 1812 to 24 December 1813 ; (LXVIII. 287.) 


2754. 9g March 1813.—To complete the Sum required for defraying the Charge of His Majenty’ s Land Forces ; Wuxy III. 295.) 3,637,501 1 


11 

2755. Ditto - - - for recruiting Corps in India; (Lxv111. 295.) - - - - - - - 22,736 10 10 
2756. Ditto -.- - for Full Pay for Supernumerary Officers; (LxXVIII. 295.) - - - - - - 24,529 8 4 
2757. For defraying the Charge of Allowances to the principal Officers of several Public Departments Gare 295.) 320,161 17 2 
2758. Fer Half Pay to Reduced Officers of His Majesty's Land Forces ; (LxXv111. 295 ee - - - - 216,997 4 8 

2759. For Military Allowances to Reduced Officers ; (Lxv111. 295.) - - - - - - - ° 14,695 19 6 
2760. For the In and Out-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham: Hospitals ; (iki: 295.)- - - = «+ 288,089 18 3 
2761. For defraying the Charge of Pensions to Widows ; 3 (Lxvi11. 296. ) - - - - - - - - 58,114 18 g 
2762. For Foreign Corps; (Lx vi11. 296.) te ee no ee ee ee oe ee 
2763. For the Royal Military College; (uxvim.296.) - - - - - -- = = = = += 98,997 10 1 
2764. For the Royal Military Asylum; (Lxvii1. 296.) - - - - - - - . - - - 27,096 11 11 
2765. For Allowances to Chaplains and Clergymen officiating with the Forces; (Lxvi11. 296.) - - - ° 16,017 15 5 
2766. For Medicines and Hospital Contingencies ; (Lx v111. 296.) - - - - - - - HM . 95,081 11 3 
2767. For Allowances on the Compassionate List; (Lxvi11.296.) - - - - - - . - ° 30,055 9 10 
2768. For the Barrack Department in Ireland ; (Lxvit1. 296.) - - - - - - - - - - 460,587 6 4 
2769. For the Commissariat Department in Ireland; (Lxvi11. 296.) - - - . - - - - - 995,605 § 4 
2770. For Allowances, Compensatiuns, and Emoluments in the nature of Superannuations ; (Lxv111. 296.) - - 16,005 17 2 
2771. For General and Staff Officers, &amp;c.; (Lxv111. 296.) - - - - = ok - - - 623,019 6 6 


2772. 15 March 1813.—For the purchase of Provisions for Troops in Garrisons on Foreign Stations, &amp;c. ; (LXVI1I. 313.) 1,043,302 
3. . 13 April 1813.--To enable His Majesty to maintain in His Pay a body of Portuguese Troops; (LXVIII. 409.) - 2,000,000 - 


277 
2774. 3 June 1813.—On account of i Ratmentinnry bene ay - - fancy of re ahi and eer cae for 18135 ; 
(txviti. 546.) - - §,000,000 — = 
5. Ditto - - - from 25 December 1811 to 24 Desmaher stun cai ent provided for ; ypivnans 546.) - - - 4,000,000 - = 
6. 25 June 1813.— Towards further defraying oe camnerdiigey Eapeaes ng the of bcd Britain and 
Ireland for 1813; (Lxvit11. 601.) - - - 4,500,000 - - 
2777. Ditto - - - from 25 December 1811 to 24 siesbiaked 1812, and not provided for; bcaviat: 601 | - - 662,797 





Militia and Volunteer ae. : yaa he 
2778. 15 December 1812.—Upon account, for defraying the Charge. of the embodied Miitis and Royal Conpe of Minerp 
for 1813; (LXVIII. 70.) - - 770,000 - - 
2779. Ditto - - - of Volunteer Corps; (1 xvuit. 70.) ee ee ee ee eee a oe ee ee 
2780. Ditto - - - of the Local Militia; (Lxvm1.70.) - - - - - + + = = «= = 160,000 = - 
2781. 9 March 1813.—To complete om ws nase for the embodied Militia ond Regal Carpe of Minas for 1813 ; 

(LXVIII. 295.) - - + 2,312,491 1 § 
2782. Ditto - - - for Volunteer Cone avin, 296.) - =; r@ves® seat toot ole et - - 356,400 1 7 
2783. Ditto - - - of the Local Militia; (Lxvii1. 296.) - eur i dt we mb iP - 5,159 - - 476,623 - - 
2784, 3 ar 1813. et Provision be mate oe the &gt; Pay and Clothing of tie Militie of Greet re for 18135 

LXVIII ) - - _ 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) gies, 1G 








SUPPLY —continued. 




































































2785. 


2786. 
2787. 


2788. 
2789. 


2790. 
2791. 
2792. 
2793. 


2794. 
2795. 
2796. 


2797. 


2798. 


2799. 


2800. 
2801. 


2803. 
2804. 
2805. 


2810. 
2811. 
2812. 
2813. 


2814. 
2815, 
2816. 
2817. 


2818. 
2819. 


2821. 
2822. 
2823. 


2825. 
2826. 


2827. 
2828. 
2829. 


2831. 


984, 


2844. 
2845. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess.'1812-18. [53° Geo. 1}~coutinued. ia 


Militia and Volunteer Corps—continued, 


3 June 1813-continued.—That Provision be made ‘for encmneee in tie cases to senna Ofte of as 


Ordnance (Larid Service) : 


Militia in time of Peace ; (xxv11t. 546.) - - - - - ° - 
Ditto - - - to Adjutants and Serjeant Majors of the Militia diseanbodied ; (Lxvint. 546.) ec elo! : 
That Provision be made for the’ neg — ae of = — of pena and py a Subaltern Officers ; . 


—— 546.) - - . &lt;i e 


3 June 1813.—Upon account for the Charge of he Ome “ Colnants ‘* a seed re in Cue Britah and 


Treland; for 1813 ;"(Lxvi11. 546.) - &lt;4 


25 June 1813:—In full Charge of the Offien of Ordnance for Land Service or Great Britain, for 38135 


700,499 7 5 
For Services performed, and not aaa for i in eas : (axvan 600.) o &lt;) SotefoogrSwe Sel um -&lt;- fee 19e08- 
Ditto - --- in 1812; (xxvim1.600.) -- -. - Pn More *. “ie (45 67,319 - 3 
For the Charge of the Offiee of Ordnance for Ireland ; one Il, 600) a = §0§,211 5 3 
For the Office of Ordnance for Grout Britain, on account of Allowance to Soperannuated, Retired, and Hal Pay 

Officers; (Lxv111.600.) - 80456 2 2 
Ditto - - - in Ireland, on account of Pay to ‘Retired Officers of the ligt Artillery. and Engineer and of 

Pensions ; (LXVIII. "600.) - - - 115474 4 4 
For Allowances to Officers seconded, and for Pensions to Widows as Children of seornent Officers of the 

Ordnance Military Corps, not provided for by Parliament in 1812; (Lxvi11. 600.) - - 5211 - 3 
Ditto - - - for Allowances, Commpensntions, ont Emoluments in the naire J Soperannuated Allowances, 

for 1813; (Lxvii1.601.) - - - - - - 20,142 18 6 
Ditto - - - in Ireland ditto; (Lxvit1. 601.) OT Oe ae ' Cee omnes SaaS eee ee 3,011 6 9g 

Miscellaneous Services : tn ~ a tll 

10 December 1812.—For vesting in Trustees, for the use of the Marquess of Wellington, to be employed in the 
purchase of Lands, Tenements, and Hereditaments, to accompany the said Title; (Lxv1II. 40.) - - - 100,000 - = 

12 December 1812.—For defraying the Expense of resting a new Count Howse, for the Marehaloe, Cams in 18135 3 
(Lxvii1. 46.) - - - 1,317 1 = 
15 December 1812.—For the Relief ~ American og for 1813; ead 70.) 7 ow) Pitt) oS 19,000 — = 
Ditto - - - of Saint Domingo Sufferers; (LxvilI.70.) - - = * - * 2 #42 * 6,000 — - 
Ditto - - - of the suffering Clergy and Laity of France; (Lxv1it. 70.) - - - - - - _-= 123,000 - - 
~To pay Bills drawn on account of French and Corsican Emigrants; (1 xVIII. 70.) ng ae a ee 4,000 — - 
For the Relief of Toulonese and Corsican Emigrants; (Lxvitt.70.) =~ - - = = =© «© ‘« 21,560 - = 
Ditto - - - of Dutch Emigrants; (LxvilI.70.) - - - 2 = 2 @ woe ee 3,500 =— — 
Ditto - - - of French Emigrants resident.in Jersey and Guernsey; (LX VIII. 70.) 3,400 = = 
17 December 1812.—To make good the like Sum, which has been issued pursuant to Addresses ;' (Lx v111. 87) ~~ '9§,715 10-10 

Ditto - - - for defraying the Charge heretofore paid out of the Proceeds of old Naval Stores; (xxvii. *7 ) - 2,889 15 5 78 

Ditto - - - to pay Fees on the Knighthood of Captain George Eyre; (Lxvril. 87) oft =e 75 - ‘u2 7 8 
Ditto - - - to pay Fees on passing Public Accounts; (Lxvii1,87.) - - oie Lt rer © 3,000 - — 
Ditto - - - for preparing Abstracts of Schedules relating to the Population of Great Britain; (LXVIII. 87 ) - 2,245 5 8 
Ditto - - - to pay Premiums to Architects for Plans of a Penitentiary House; (Lxv111. 87.) - -— 428 13 - 
Ditto - - - for Sapeates of: Cetneaiatintiies for } ping ate 4 peeaper ee recanegls in ~~ pepe of Works na 

(Lxvitt. 87.) - 1,146 - = 
Ditto - - - to Doctor Thomas Brooke Clarke for making 7: ‘Return of je Non-residence of the Clergy ; i : 

(Lxviil. 87.) - - - 271 11 = 
Ditto - - - to Lieutenant Dobree, as a Gratuity for haying brought from Sweden the Treaties "ne ‘tdi Toes, eT 10 

and that Country; (Lx vit. 87.) - ~ * . (620 1 6 
Ditto - - - to pay a Bill drawn from Barbadoes for the Support of Africans ; Bead be 87.) ie PP vagy 26 9 2f 
Ditto - - - to pay Bills drawn for the Maintenance of Africans on board the Falcon; (Lxvi11.87.) - - 4,574 - 6 
Ditto - - - to pay the Expense of the Horse Patrol ; (Lxviri. 88.) - - - ~ . . ? ~ 3,993 14. - 
Ditto - - - for the Thames Police Office; (xvi. 88.) - - - - - aes - - 9s ‘633 6 = 
Ditto - - - to Messrs. Gurney, for Attendance on Committees; (Lxv111.88.) - - -  - -— 1,249 16 — 
Ditto - - - for preparing the 45th Volume of Lords Journals for Press; (Lxv11t. 88.) - - - - - 145 9 6 
Ditto - - - to Mr. Brodie, for incidental Expenses for forming Indexes to the Lords Journals ; (LxvutL. 88.) - 1,684 18 — 
Ditto - - - to Mr. France, for assisting in making an Index to the Rolls of Parliament ; (xxv111. 88.) - - “428 13 - 
Ditto - - - to the Chairman of the Committees of the House of Peers in 1812; tt xvult. 88.) - - “ 2,631 4 6 

_. Ditto - - - to the Counsel to ditto; (Lxvii1. 88.) - - - - - - 1,582 9 — 
Ditto - - - to the Serjeant at Anas of the House of Lords in seh texebhe 88.) - ee 1,582 8 6 
19 December 1812.—To enable His Majesty. to afford Relief to the Inhabitants of such Fert. of the Empice of .. 
Russia as have suffered in consequence of the French Invasion ; (LX VIII. 100.) : - 200,000 - - 
5 February 1813.—To make good the like Sum which has been erp to an Senadere for  averignaay Ge fi 

Accounts for Public Works; (UX vitr. 122.) exh eo aie 963 1°33 
Ditto -. - ~ for, Stationery for New South Wales; (LxvilI.122.) - - ~ - - - — 400 4..&gt; 
Ditto --- - to Mr.-Troward, on account of the Impeachment of Warren Hastings ; (LX VIII. 122.) Ir 2,059 5 = 
To make good the like Sum which has been. issued in Re-imbursement of Fees on Money issued to Com- 

missioners appointed to examine into the a, aplating to oe action of Jurats in the Island of Jersey 5 ; 

(LXVIII. 122.) - - - - - - - - 372 6 = 
Ditto - - - to pay Fees on ysis Commission or ipgeiring . into the State of the Islands of Malta and Gozo ; 

(LXVIII. 122.) - — Se er a ew sé 117 4 8 
Ditte-- - - to the Clideailinibaints for inquiring into the State of Malta; (1. XVIII. 122.) iter. cag. ate 7,933 7 - 
To be applied towards the Repair of Henry the Seventh’s Chapel: (Lxvu11. 122.) - - - - - 3,509 8 9 
“Ditto = - - towards making Roads and building Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland; (uxvr1. ii sit 10,000 - — 
Towards defrayirig the Expense‘of the Caledonian Canal; (Lxvril. #22.) - - - - - - ‘= §0000 - = 
For defraying the Charge of the Works and Repairs of Military Roads in North Britain; (Lxviit.192.)- - © 6,168 3 11 

"To pay Salaries of certain Officers of the Houses of Parliament; (Lxvirt.122.) - - -  - ~~" = 1,880 -— = 
For paying Fees on passing Public Accounts; (Lxvill.12%.) - - = = = “© = |" = 2,000 - ‘= 
To defray the Expense uf Law Charges; (xvii. 122.) - - .- - - - - + - - 20,000 = + 
' To pay Expenses invident to the two Houses of Parliament; (LXvill.192.)- - - - - =" &lt;-&gt; 4.200 -— - 
To be paid to Sheriffs for Conviction of Felons; (LxvilI.122%.) - - - = - 11,000 =.= 
To.make good Deficiency of Grant for defraying the Expense of printing ‘Vous of the Howe of Tinie 

(LXVIII. 122.) ©. 8 172 14.6 
For defraying the ee. of ditto 2 the present Waste Hnvia: MER © Mae Se 2,000 —- — 
For Stationery for the two Houses of Parliament ; (LXVIII. 122.) - - - - - - - ° "ae 


(LX V11I. 600.) 





_ ‘3,000,000 


£. &amp;. 





d. 





—£.44194514 3 = 
——oa—a—— 





SUPPLY —tontinned, 947 





1. Coasiiitites of Supply—consinued. | 
(4.)}— Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sew. 1812-13. (53° Geo. 11.] continued. Sums Granted, 


Miscellaneous Services—continued. 


&amp; 2. a. 
2846. 5 February 1813-continued.—To defray Bills of the Usher of the Court of Exchequer for Stationery, fea Genan, 122.) ayn18 409 
2847. To pay certain Charitable Allowances to the Poor of St. Martin’s, &amp;c.; (LXVIII. 122 )- - - — 1,166 14 10 
2848. 9 February 1813.—To dciny the probable Amount of ren drown or te be drewe from ew Bouth Weles for 18135 ; 
(LXVIII. 134-) 80,000 - - 
2849. For defraying the Charge of the Civil Establishment of Upper Canada ; (usw 194) i eee oe 8,441 - - 
2850. Ditto— - - of Nova Scotia; (Lxv11I.134.) - - . . 2 oe re eo Bae | 
2851. Ditto - - - of New Serenewhik' (LXVIII. 134.) . - - - . a! : . ° : 5,625 - = 
2852. Ditto - - - of the Bahama Islands ; (Lxviir. 134.) - - ° carne . tition - 3,296 10 = 
2853 Ditto - - - of the Bermudas; (Lxvil.134.) - - - ~*~ - &gt; * 7 = = © # #08 1,023 - = 
2854 Ditto - - - of Newfoundland; (Lxvitt. 134.) - - ° . ° - » - ™ road dies 4,002 - = 
2855. ‘Ditto - ~ - of Prince Edward Island ; (Lxvitt.1394.) - - mie aeyjuilete lee SSIES HT 05 Fe 3313 - = 
2856. Ditto - - - of Cape Breton; (Lxvi1i. 134.) - . - - : : : ° : - - - 2,644 - = 
2857. Ditto - - - of Dominica; (Lxvitt. 134.) e.-&lt;s. = : &gt; (Ona A ?) :st@a? ® wiemiges 600 - = 
2858. Ditto - - - of Sierra Leone; (Lxvi1I. 134.) - - : - - - , . , : - -)  14RO2 = = 
2859. Ditto - - - of New South Wales; (Lxvitr. 134.) - - * 3° . . ~ . . : -  , 13,295 - 10 
2860. 18 February 1813.—For defraying the Charge of the Superintendence of Aliens; (LXvitI.177.) -.- = 8,732 15 3 
2861. For defraying Extraordinary Expeuses of Prosecutions relating to the Coin ; (Lxvirs. 077.) - . - 4,500 — - 
2862. For the Expense of the Police Office, Bow Street ; (tx v11I. 177.) - - - - - - - - 12,000 - - 
2863. Towards completing the Royal Military College at Sandhurst; (uxviit.177.) - - - - = = 85000 - - 
2864. For carrying on the Improvement of Holyhead Harbour; (Lxvit1.177.)  - - - 10,000 - = 
2865. To make good Deficiency of Grant in the last Session for the Expense of printing Bills, bee.: 3 (exvit, "7 ) - 11,298 11 4 
2866: For the Expense of printing Bills, &amp;c: during the present Session; {(LXVIII.177.) «  - 16,000 - — 
2867. For defraying the Expense thet may mash nearene bed peneeng 14750 “— of ve = volume of Journale 
(LXV¥III. 177.) - - 2500 - = 
2868 For re-printing six volumes of Journals in ‘ine enue, 177 ) Bi: ol*.cacifbuc'y nici tae Besoee 10,000 — = 
2869. 22 February 1813.—To defray the Experise paren the yemanang, sethetaining; and | employing ¢ Convicts at byeend 
for 1813; (Lxviii. 198.) - - '95§,000 — = 


2870. 9 March 1813.—To make good Deficiency * cums of lees Sanka for printing mee the Mote of Lords, and for 
printing Acts; (uxviir.296:)  - : = 410,511 1 62 


2871. For printing for the House of Lords, and for printing ‘Acta for ~ ; (xvatt. 296 pirat: te - - - 26,000 —- = 
2872. For Foreign and other Secret Services; (Lxvi11.296.) -  * 9-0 + . - = = eg 000 = = 
2873. For Contingencies of the three Secretaries of State ; apap 96.) - - : - - - - - 15,500 -— = 
2874. For Messengers for ditto ; (Lxviit. 296.) - . - - # lite ° : - - 9,000 —- = 
2875. For Protestant Dissenting Ministers in agents (LXVIII. “296. ) - - - - - - - - 1,615 14 = 
2876. Ditto - + - in Ireland; (Lxvitr. 296.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 21953 19 12 | 6 


2877. For paying off and discharging on 5 April 1813 certain Five per Cent Annuities; (Lxvitt.296.) - - ~~ 


131,225 10° 
2878. To complete the Building of Bethlem Hospital, including Furniture for the same; (Lxvit1.296.) - .- - 39,234 1 6 
2879. 1 April 1813.—To enable His Majesty to pay the same to the East indie Company, towards defreying Expenses 

incurred by them in the Public Service; (Lxvii1. 368.)  _ - 2,000,000 - = 
2880. 13 April 1813.—To make good in 1813 Sage ia oe Majesty bes entenel into wh _ siete 

ajesty ; (LXVIII. 409.) - 400,000 =— = 

2881. To be issued to the Governor and oneuns of the Bank of England, to “k placed to the account of the os [Ss 

. missioners for the Reduction of the National Debt ; (Lxv11I. 409.) - = - wets Baws 
2882. For the Board of Works in Ireland ; (Lxv111. 409.) #! io monobeimmme’)'oce%) vet o&gt; nial Gonanyh ~ 99,965 1 = 
2883. For Printing, Stationery, &amp;c.; (LX v1I1. 409.) - (- - - - - - ditto 23:943 6 8 
2884. For publishing Proclamations, &amp;c. in the Dublin Gazette ; (ava 409) - - - ditto - 10,5500 - = 
2885. For Crirfinal Prosecutions, &amp;c.; (Lx VIII. 409.) -" - - - - - ditto - 25,000 - —- 
2886. For apprehending Public Offenders ; (LXVIII. 409.) - - - - - - . - ditto ~~ 2,500 - = 
2887. For defraying the Expense of Pratique; (LxVIII. 409.) - - - - - - - ditto -- 1,047 10 2@ 
2888. For Clothing the Battle Axe Guards ; (Lxv111. 499.) - - - - - - - ditto - "40 = =~ 
2889. For Clothing His Majesty’s Heralds, &amp;c.; (Lxvtil.409.) ~ -" - - - - - ditto - 1,086 - - 
2890. For the Board of First Fruits ; (rxvi1r. 409.) eM bias lo eies Nike VTies O08 ditto - -- 10,000 &lt;= 
2891 For Non-conforming Ministers ; (Lxv111. 409.) -" ‘es - - - - - - ditto - 9,481 9 = 
2892. For the Seceding Ministers of Ulster ; (Lxv111. 409.) - - - - - - - ditto as 9,951 - = 
2893. For the Lottery Officers in Ireland; (Lxviir. 409.) -- - - - - - - - ditto - 2,232 - - 
2894. For the Linen and Hempen Manufactures of Ireland; (Lxv1it. 409.) - - - - - ditto - a1,600 - = 
2895. For the Expenses of the Works at Howth Harbour; (uxvirt. 409.) - - - - - ditto - 50,000 — = 
2896. For the Dublin Society; (Lxvitl. 409.) - - - - = = = = = = ditto -- 10000 = = 
2897. For the Farming Society ; (Lx v1t1. 410.) . - - - - - at bah - ditto - 5,000 = = 
2898, For the Cork Institution ; (Lxv111. 410.) et" eats - - a - ditto’ - 2,500 — — 
2899. For the Protestant Charter Schools of Ireland ; (LX VIII. 410.) - - - . - - ditto - 41,539 - - 
2900. For the Foundling Hospital; (Lxvii1. 410.) - - - - - - - - ditto’ - 33,175 - - 
2901. For the House of Industry ; (Lxvill. 410.) - - - - - - - - - ditto - 569,375 ~ - 
2902. For the Hibernian Society for Soldiers Children ; (Lxvit1. 410.) - - - - - ditto - 11,707 — - 
2903. For the Hibernian Marine Society ; (Lxv111. 410.) PN PRE SEE LM Ny tM Pde: ‘ditto - 2,876 - &lt;= 
2904. For the Roman Catholic College at Maynooth ; (LXVIII. 410.) - - ° : - ditto ° 9,673 - - 
2905. For the Female Orphan House ; (uxvi11. 410.) - a a a” ae EE Aa, ditto - —_ 
2906. For the Westmorland Lock Hospital ; (LXVIII. 410. ) ee ee ae ditto - 8,375 - 
2907. For the Lying-in Hospital ; (uxvi11. 410.) - OR IO en a cage ditto + 3271 - - 
2908. For Sir Patrick Dun’s: Hospital ; (1x v111. 410.) - 0 &amp; ? . . .. P ditto 2,089 - = 
2909. For Déctor Steevens* Hospital; (Lx vri1. 410.) - - - * - 2 . ditto " 1423 - - 
2910. .. For the House of Recovery and Fever Hospital ; (Lx v111. 40), we a ditto. - 3,000 -.— 
2911. For the Commissioners of Charitable Donations ; (Lx v11I. 410.) - - ° - ° ditto &lt; 600 - - 
2912. For the Association for discountenancing Vice ; (LXVIII. 410.) - ” . * pies Iw ditto . 4177 - = 
2913. For the Green Coat Hospital ; (xx v111. 410.) - = 2.4 ? + . "5 ditto " $23 10 § 
2914. 1 May 1813.—To be applied towards erecting a new Gaol in the City of Edinburgh; (Lxvitt. 439.) -  - - 11,000 - = © 
2915. 6 May 1813.—For carrying into fect the Provisions of Act 46 Geo. it, for the lanqeovensent of Westminster; ; p 

(LXVIII. 454.) ~ 1,632 7 9 
2916. For the Relief of the Poor French Refugee Chinsir qari a pee ee ee 1,718 4 - 


2017. For the Expense of the whole Establishment of the Royal Naval Asylum ; (LXVIII. 455.) - - - - 25,257 2 7 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








SUPPLY —contiriued. 



































































2918. 


2919. 
2920. 


2974. 


2975. 
2976, 


2977 
2978. 
2979. 


I. Committee of Seppliycontinnd 


Miscellaneous Services—continued. 


6 May 1813-continved.—For completing the Buildings at the Royal Naval porrenrn at 455-) - = Ba013 6 - 
For Building a Penitentiary House at Milbank ; (Lxvu1t. 455-) - - - - &lt;6 - - 28,407 - = 
For the Board of Agriculture; (1xvitr. 455°) - - - - - cc - - - - 3,000 -* = 

3 June 1813.—For the Relief of the Sufferers by. the Volcanic Eruption in 1819 in the. Island of St. Vincent ; , 

(txvitt. 546.) - - 25,000 -— — 
To be paid to the Trustees and A ofthe First Fruits in Ireland ; (avn: 546.) oe - _ §0,000 - = 
To’ the Commissioners for making Wide Streets ; (Lxvi11. 546.) _ - - .-. + = Trish Currency _— 16,548 =&lt; 
For Treasury Incidents in Ireland ; (Lxvi11. 546.) - - -_-+ _- - - - ditto = 4,500 -- 
For printing and binding Acts; (Lxvitt. 546.) evel St lhe Peer Sse hi yh ditto - 1,200 - = 
To be paid to the Inspector General of Imports and Exports; (Lxviit. 546.) —_- - - ditto - - ‘250 - = 
To the First Clerk to ditto; (Lxvii1. 546.) - - ie © + hei ai1v 81) 78 ditto --. “200 ~ = 
To the Examinator of Excise; (Lxvit1. 546.) o- 2 - e- © - © (her Liev %ap ditto -- 200 = = 
To the Assistant ditto; (Lxviir. 546.) - - oy “cue - - - - . dittg« “150 - &lt; 
To the Examinator of Corn Bounties; (Lxv111.546.) - - - - + “* = ditto =&lt; 200 = “= 
To the First Clerk inthe Office of Auditor of the Exchequer; (rxvitt. 546.) - *-  - ditto :- 200 ~ = 

14 June 1813.—To be paid to John Palmer, Esq. being the Balance of per Coniage due to him on the Net Revenes ; 

of the Post Office, from 5 April 1793 to 5 January 1813, £.84,920. 1. 6.; (rxvir. 563.) - = _ 

15 June 1813.—Towards carrying on the Breakwater in Plymouth Sound; (xxvut.568.) - - - - 72,000 -.— 

21 June 1813.—To make good Engagements which His Mquuy has vernon into with van King of Sweden; 

(Lxviii. §87.) Agreed to, (696) - - 1,000,000 — = 

25 June 1813.—For the Augmentation of the Maintenance of the Poor Chesax:; ; (LxvE, 6o1 )- = * = 100,000 - - 
For Allowances to the Commissioners of Fees in freland; (uxvi11: 601.) - - ° ° a 7:500 — 

To be advanced, under cettele Creations, to ven Congity of barparecramet of oe Grand Canal of Ireland 5 

(uxviit, 601.) - _- - (Irish Currency) 50,000 — -— 
To be applied by the Directors jared of Inland Navigation ; patient 601 ) -  - - ditto. -  §0,000 — — 
For printing 1,250 Cigts of ‘the Porty-sixtls wn Papeete Welagas ae Jeurcals: of the Hope of Peers; , 

(ix vi. 601.) 3.235 17 2 
To make good Deficiency of 181 1 for printing — Copies of the Sixty third and Sixty-fourth Volumes of the ’ ; 

Journals of the House of Commons ; (Lxvi11. 601.) - " 501 9 23 
For Superannuation Allowance to Mr. Planta; (Lxvimn.601.) -  - = 07 7 * *}:, cSagne? 266 13: 4 
Ditto - - - toMr. Pingo; (Lxytit.601.). - 9 - =) =. = =  # ge 08s te 60 - - 
Ditto - - - to Mr. Royer; (uxviit. 601.) - - = = = 680s ei Rot esos 870 == 
Ditto - - - to retired Clerks in the Audit Office; (Lxvit1.601.)- -- - ° - 2 ° &lt; ?.- B89 &lt;\im 
For paying off on 10 October 1813, certain Five per Cent Annuities ; (Lxv111.601.) - - - - - 52,830 10 — 
For Works and Repairs at the Fleet Prison; (Lxvmr.601.) - -. - .- ,- 7 .- = &amp; 2,647 10 -% 
For the National Vaccine Establishment ; (xxv111. 601.) - - - . . a ” - - “3,000 = = 
For the Relief of Poor French Refugee Laity; (Lxvirr.601.) - - - =) = * ss = 4600 ~ = 
For paying Interest on Debentures ; (Lxv1t1. 601.) o ESS AST Ak (SOO RES ON CEMIES YS SOUR Eh) = 
For the Trustees of the British Museum ; (ix vii. 601.) - - ome er wt bors olen, oP. 7197 19 1 
Ditto - - - for improving the Collection of printed Books; (Lxv111. 601.) - - ey - ot) .* 1,000 — = 
For the Expense of printing Parish Registers; (Lxviit. 601.) - - ©- - © «190 ab cies 10,000 - = 
For maintaining African Forts ; (Lx v111. 601.) - . - * . ” . 25,000 - — 
For Expenses of Printing by order of the’'Commissioners of Public Records (xvi, Gos )- - - - 6,411 10 6 
To make goodMoney issued pursuant to Addresses ; (Lxviit. 602.) -- - ¢ - . 3,966 19°41 
To make good Money issued out of we Coil lit Rovemns for inquiring as the Mendy of the  Metropolia; D882 

(Lxviir. 602.) - 616 13 = 
Ditto - - - for Expenses of the Horse Patrol ; Ae 602.) - - - * 9 - &gt; ° - 3093 14 - 
Ditto - - - for publishing the average Prices of Sugar; (LXVIII. Goa.) - ° ° &gt; ° 424 3 - 
To make good Money issued out of the Civil List Roun on account ef Rxpanase incurred in th Impeachment 

of Warren Hastings; (Lxvi11.602.) - —- 2059 § = 
Ditto - - - for preparing the Forty-sixth Volume of — ‘Jocdiahe for Press ; qxrm, Gon) ~% ino? 141 8 - 
Ditto - - - Forty-seventh Volume ditto; (Lxvu11. 602.) -.- - : 142 16. - 
Ditto - - - for Sepeneee of Compuiasiontes for i laqiicing into the conduct of the Business in we Office of Works 

(Lxvitt. 602.) - - - §21 15 = 
Ditto - - - for Tiisines seis by Special Siiebiteeats to Spanish South pipes HET, 602.) - 9,372 18. 4 
Ditto - - - asa Compensation for their Services ; (Lxvi11. 602.) - - - ~ e ., ~ ? 4,972 -—. - 
Ditto - - - for the Thames Police Office ; (Lxv111. 602.) - - * 316 13. - 
Ditto - - - to Mr. Wittwer, for investigating the Acegents betoaee the Public A the Fast Todi Company 

(Lxvitt. 602.) 426 10 6 
Ditto - - - for the Maintenance of gions imme 602.) - - - - - - : ‘ . 4171 3 9 
Ditto - - - for lighting Lamps in Palace Yard, &amp;c.; (Lxv111. 602.) RR SS eg ae 1,004 8 5% 
Ditto - - - to the Officers of the Tally Court; (uxvit.602.) - + RE Ig oe EE 3497 2 = 
Ditto - - - to the Deputy Chamberlains of the Exchequer, for joining Tallies (uxvitt. 602.) - - 42517 9 
Ditto - - - to Dr. Thomas Brooke Clarke, ie making am of a sania and hier irs of the 

Clergy; (Lxvii1.602,.) - - 2 oe 271 8 = 
Ditto - - - for Parliamentary Services ; ei 602.) - - - - - - é - + 6541 3 2 
Ditto - - - for defraying Charges heretofore paid out of the Proceeds of Old Naval Stores ; (Lxviit. 602.) - ~~g,232 9 - 3,232 3 = 

Richequer Bills : ‘ — 

8 December 1812.—For paying off Exchequer nis mate out per Act 58 om. ats, for raising £.10,500,000.; 

(LXVIII. 32.) - = 10,500,000 ~ = 

22 February 1813.— For paying off and discharging Schell Bills issued for 1812 ; (Lxv111.198.)- -  - 8,000,000 ~ —- 

9 March 1813.—For discharging Interest on Exchequer Bills ; (Lxv111. 297.) - + © + .* — = 1,800,000 - ~- 

23 March 1813.—For paying off and discharging Exchequer noaael mode out per ant 52 Ges. iH. for raising 

£. 1,500,000; (LXVI1I.340,)_ - ° - 1,500,000 - — 

Ditto - - ~ for raising £. 5,000,000; (LXV11I. ee ae A ee -  * = §,000,000 = - 
26 June 1813.—For paying off Exchequer Billa made out per Act 58 Geo. UII. for raising £. 3,000,000; 


(Lx vi11. 601.) - - &gt; _- 2,249,400 


£. 


1 


ie. 


t 
&gt; 


(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Saibiigiit-teo. 1819-19. (53° Geo. Ill:]}—continae,... Sum Guinea 


d. 


——_———————. 





SUPPLY —continued. 


eee SS 
I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply—continued. 


————— OS eee 


3008. 


3010. 


3011. 
3012. 
3013. 
3014. 


3016. 
3017. 
3018. 


Arm 
23 Nocee 1813.—THAT 236,497 Men (exclusive of Regiments in the Service of the East India Company, 


Summary of Grants in Session 1812-13. [53° Geo. III.] 











Navy (including Ordnance Sea Service) - - - - - - - - = oiaiie 01 8 ¢ z 
ARMY sie! hes eee m ie mee ee oem ee geenge6.as: 6 
Militia and Volunteer Corps - - - - - - - - = = = = = 4,194,514 3 - 
Ordnance (Land Service) - - - - - - - « - = » = © 4,464,273 18 2 
Miscellaneous Services for Great Britain - - - - - - 4,997,805 7 52 
Ditto - - - for Ireland, £. 512,720. 17. 3. Irish Civil and 
£. 58,253. 12, 6. sterling = ee 531,534 8 5 
66,414,446 11 44 
Treasury Arrangements ;—Payment of Exchequer Bills, Reduction of 
National Debt, and Loyalty Loan Payments - - - - - - 29,493,456 - 9g 
Total of Grants in Session 1812-13 - - - £.95,907,902 12 1 


SSS 


In Session 1813-14. [54° Geo. III.] 


Navy (including Ordnance Sea Service) : 
11 November 1813.—TH AT 140,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service for the Year 1814, 


including 31,400 Royal Marines ; (LXIX. 18.) sommes, (450) 
For Wages for ditto, £. 3,230,500; (Lx1x. 18.) Rescinded, (450.)  - - ° ° ~ » 
For Victuals for ditto, £. 4,572,750; (Lx1x. 18.) Rescinded, (450.)  - - - - - - ° 
For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve £. 3,913,000; (LXIx. 19.) Rescinded, (450.)- - 
For Ordnance Sea Service on Board such Ships, £. 637,000; (Lx1x.19.) Rescinded, (450.) - - - 


Sums Granted, 


&amp;. 


d. 


16 May 1814.—For the Ordinary of the Navy; (Lx1x. 273.) - - - - - - - ° - 1,270,465 17 1 
For Buildings, Re-buildings and Repairs of Ships of War; (Lx1x. 273.) - . - - - - - 2,086,274 - — 
Por Superannuation Allowances to Commissioners, Clerks and others; (LXIx. 273.) - - - - - 61,917 7 3 
For the Purchase of Provisions 0g Lats ond Garristes on | Ferdign Stetions £.1 610,569 ; (LxtE, (273-) 

Rescinded, (450.) - - - om 
For Superannuation Allowances to Officers of the Navy o Marines, &amp;e. ; eens 273.) - . - 460,394 15 7 
For Salaries and Contingent Expenses of the Transport Office, £.151,050 8. 1.; (LX1x. 273.) Rescinded, dad ) ae 
For defraying the Charge of Prisoners of War in health, £. 1,208,754. 0. 11.; nies 273-) Rescinded, (450.) — 
Ditto - - - of sick Prisoners of War; (Lx1x. 273.) - - - - - - - ° ° - 223,998 12 ~ 
For defraying the Expense of the Transport Service for 1814; (LxIx.273.)- = = A/a coum - - 2,980,623 13 2 
Ditto - - - of Superannuations to Clerks and others; (Lx1x.273.) - - - - .- - - « 1,643 5 10 
13 July 1814.—TuaT 140,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service, for seven months, in 1814, 
including 31,400 Royal Marines ; Motion for re-committing negptived ; Gaim 461.) 
For Wages for ditto; Motion for re-committing negatived ; (Lx1x. 461.) - - . - - 1,739,500 - — 
For Victuals for ditto ; Motion for re-committing negatived ; (Lx1x. 461.) - - - . - - 2,462,250 =&lt; — 
For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve; Motion for re-committing negatived ; (LXIx. x: ) - 2,107,000 - - 
For Ordnance Sea Service on Board such Ships; Motion for re-committing negatived ; (Lx1x. 461.) - - 343,000 - - 
Txat 90,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service for six months in 1814, including 
16,000 Royal Marines ; Motion for re-committing negatived ; (LXIX. 461.) 
For Wages for ditto; Motion for re-committing negatived; (Lx1x. 461.) - - - - - - - 958,500 - - 
For Victuals for ditto; Motion for re-committing negatived; (Lx1x. 461.) - - - - ¥ ° - 1,356,750 - - 
For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve; Motion for re-committing negatived ; (Lx1x. 461.) - 1,161,000 - - 
For Ordnance Sea Service on Board such Ships; Motion for re-committing negatived; (Lx1x. 461.) - - 189,000 - - 
For Provisions for Troops and Garrisons for 1814; Motion for re-committing negatived; (Lx1x. 461.) - - 810,569 - ~ 
For Prisoners of War for 1814; Motion for re-committing negatived; (Lx1x. 461.) - - - - - 1,000,000 - ~ 
For Salaries and Contingent Expenses of the Transport Office; Motion for re-committing negatived ; (Lx1x.461.) 99,324 9 - 
See further, 3076. 3198. 





Foreign Corps in British Pay and the Embodied Militia) be maintained for the Service of Great Britain 


and Ireland, from 25 December 1813 to 24 December 1814; (LXIX. 77.) 


Upon account, towards defraying the charge of Land Forces at home and abroad, for 1814; (Lx1x. 78.) - 6,000,000 = 


4 December 1813.—Upon account, towards defraying the Charge of five troops of Dragoons and renee 4 cangeaiee 


of Foot stationed in Great Britain for recruiting the Corps serving in India ; (Lx1x.100.) - - 10,000 
Ditto - - - of General and Staff Officers and Officers of the Hospitals; (Lx1x.100.) - - = = = §00,000 
Ditto - - - of Full Pay to Supernumerary Officers; (Lx1x. 100.) . - - © - . ¥ - 20,000 
Ditto - - - of Allowances to the principal Officers of several Public Departments; (Lx1x.100.) - - - 200,000 
Ditto - - - of Half Pay to Reduced Officers ; (Lx1x. 100.) - - - - - - - ~ - 140,000 
Ditto - - - of Military Allowances to ditto ;, (Lx1x. 100.) oe Or Fe led Keehn ee * -e 
Ditto - - - of the In and Out-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals; (Lx1x. 100.) - - = 300,000 
Ditto - - - for Pensions to Widows of Officers of the Land Forces ; (LX1x. 100.) - - - - - 30,000 
Ditto - - - of ForeignCorps; (Lx1tx.100.) - - a a a ee a ee re 
Ditto - - - of the Royal Military College; (xx1x.100.) - - - - er eS Me) gam - - 10,000 
Ditto - - - of the Royal Military Asylum ; (Lx1x. 101.) - - - - - - ° nu - 15,000 
Ditto - - - of Allowances to retired Chaplains and Clergymen officiating with the Forces ; (Lx1x. 101.) - - 10,000 
Ditto - - - for Medicines and Hospital Contingencies for the Land Forces; (Lx1x. 101.) - : - - 100,000 
Ditto - - - of Allowances on the Compassionate List; (px1x.101.) -  - - = = = = = — 30,000 
Ditto - - - of the Commissariat Department in Ireland; (LXxIX. 101.) ° ° 110,000 
Ditto - - - of Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments i in the nature of Superannuations or retired Allow- 

ances, to Persens belonging to Public Departments ; (LxXIx.101.) - - = - - rrr 10,000 
Ditto - - - of the Barrack Department in Ireland, for 1814; (LXIx. 101.) - - - - ° - - 150,000 
Ditto - - - of the Extraordinary Services of the Army for 1814; (LXIX. 101.) - . - - ° = 3,000,000 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 11H 



























































SUPPLY —céntinued. 








1. "Demmape of on ge 


(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Surppplyy-2-Ses 1613-4454? Ged. h]-—contiived. 


Arm y—continued. 


3028. 28 March 1814.—Upon actount of the Secretary Services of the Amy of Great ane and Ireland, fot 38145 ; 
(1x1x. 164.) .- 
3029, Ditto - -.- for ddefeaning the Charge of the Commissary in Chief's Department, for 1814; $s Cuxxs. 164:) ae a 


3030. 10 May 1814.—Upon’ Account of the Extraordinary Expenses: of the- Army,- from 25 December 1812-to 
) 24 December 1813, and not provided for by Parliament; (Lx1x. 255.) e - a J 


3031. 1 June 1814.—Vor defraying the Snfennstioaty Expeams of He Army; ae 25 Deswaley 1813 to a: Devember 
1814; (Lx1x. 318.) - 


3032. 13 June 1814.—For further defraying the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army a Greg Britain and Ireland, 
for 1814; (LXIX. 345.) - - pe: 


3033. To complete the Sum required for defraying the Charge of Land Foices at home re nillbed. evdad 25 December 

1813 to 24 December 1814, £.1,546,089. 5. 3.3; (Lx1x. 390.) Amended, (391.) - e ° . 
3034. Ditto - - - for recruiting the Corps in India; (Lx1x. 390.) - - - - - - - « . 
3035. Ditto - - - of General and Staff Officers; (Lx1x. 391,) - - . - - - - - &gt; TUL 
3036. Ditto - - - of Supernumerary Officers; (LX1x. 391.) - + “ - - + adoG mite V4 
3037. Ditto - - - of Allowances to the principal Officers of several Public Departments ; (Lx1x.391.) - - = 
3038. Ditto - - - of Half Pay to- Reduced Officers; (Lx1x.391.) - ~ - . - ° ° &gt; - 
3039. Ditto - - - of Military Allowances to Officers; (Lx1x.391.) - -  - - - ~ - 
3040. Ditto - - - of the In and Out-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals; (uxtx, 391 ) - - " 
3041. Ditto - - - of Pensions to Widows; (Lx1x. 391.) - - - - - - - ~ a 
3042. Ditto - - - of the Royal Military College; (Lx1x.391.)- = - - - - . Ps - - a 
3043. Ditto - - - of the Royal Military Asylum; (Lx1x.391.)- - - - - = = = «= 
3044, - Ditto - - - of Allowances to Chaplains and Clergymen officiating with the Forees; (rxtx. 391.) - “ a 
3045. Ditto - - + of Medicines and Hospital Contingencies for the Land Forces ; (ux1x. 391.) - - é “ 
3046. Ditto - - - of the Compassionate List ; (Lx1x. 391.) - - - - - - 2. . eer 
3047. . Ditto - - - of the Commissariat Establishment in Ireland ; (Lxrx. 391.) - - . - - « ~ 
3048. . Ditto - - - of Superannuation Allowances; (Lx1x. 391.) einai (26 - - - - -  « 
3049. Ditto - -.- of the Barrack Department in Ireland; (Lx1x. 391.) - - - . - - - “ 
3050. 4 July 1814.—For defraying the Charge of the Commissary in Chief’s Department for 1814; (Lx1x. 420.) - 
3051. Ditto + --- of the Storekeeper General’s Department ; (Lx1x. 420.) - - - - - - - b 
3062. Ditto - - - of the Barrack Department in Great Britain, for 1814; (Lxrx. 420.) - - - - ~ 


3053. 13 July 1814.—For defraying the Charge of Allowances to General Officers not being Colonels of Regiments, 
from 25 June to 24 December 1814; Motion for re-committing negatived ; (Lx1x. 461.) - - 


) jj 
Sums Gfanted, 
G&amp; «a ~€ 
2,000,000 = = 
2,000,000 - — 
8,000,000 — — 
39359,132 4 10 
4,000,000 - -— 
1,500,089 5 3 
11,842 16 3 
149,505 19 1 
18,738 15 3 
173,375 3 — 
127,216 13 11 
4,207 8 10 
344,536 5 4 
27,612 11 9g 
16,469 15 2 
15,455 15 9 
11,593 12 1 

33;649 19. 7° 
9:730 6 6 
35:514 3 1 
5,317 18. 4° 
221,873 18 —- 
1,000,000 — — 
118,406 -— — 
309,826 -— ~— 
46,000 - -— 


—_—_—_—_—— 


Militia and Volunteer Corps: . 
3054. 4 December 1813.—Upon account, towards defraying the Charge of the peor one 57 Roy - Corps of mate, 


£.30,176,088 12 


OCC 
—— 


for 1814, £.2,800,000.; (Lx1x. 100.) Rescinded;(404.) - - a 
3055. Ditto - - - of Volunteer Corps, for 1814; (LXIX. 100.) - - - - - - - - - - 155,000 — 
3056. Ditto - - - of the Local Militia; for 1814, £.400,000.; (Lxrx. 100.) Rescinded,(404.) - = - -= — 
3057. 27 June 1814.—For defraying the Charge of the embodied Militia of the United Kingdom and waite Corps of : 

Miners, for 1814; (Lx1x. 390.) Postponed, (392.) Agreed to, (404.) - - - - 2,300,000 4 
3058. Upon account, for defraying the Charge of the disembodied Militia of Great Britain, for 1814; (Lx1x. 390.) - 50,000 — 
3059. To complete the Sum required for defraying the Charge of Vetuateer Gorm o- 25 December 1813 to 

24 December 1814; (LXIX.391.) -  - - = += © = 107,804 13 11 
3060. For defraying the Charge of the Local Militia Force, for 1814; BG os, Reteeeek (392.) Agreed to,(404.) 214,882 - 
3061. 13 July 1814.—For the disembodied Militia of Ireland, for 1814; Motion for re-committing negatived ; (Lx1x. 461.) 30,000 — 





Ordnance -(Land Service) : 


ee 


£. 2,857,686 17 11 








—— 
3062. 9 December 1813.—On Account, for the Charge of the Cae of Ordnanee for wae atved in Great Britain and 
: Ireland, for 1814; (LX1IX. 113.) - - - - - . - - - - 1,000,000 - — 
3063. 5 July 1814.—In full of the Charge of = i oes of Ordnance for Land Service for Great ee for 1814; 
(LXIX.434.) = - - BIR Cine 3 bags «igh a, - = 1,746,017 16 g - 
3064, Ditto - - - and not provided for in 1810; (usiex. 993) - - 2 Ue - - - - - 30,030 9° 7 
3065. Ditto - - + and not provided for in 1813 ; (Lx1x. 434.) - - - - - - - - - 139,987 -" 7’ 
. 3066. For the Office of Ordnance for Ireland, for 1814; (Lx1x. 434.) - - - - - © - - 369,408 15 3 
3067. Ditto - - - and not provided for in 1813 ; (LXIx. 434.) - - - - - - - - 20,272 14 — 
3068. Ditto - - - in Great Britain, on account of anne: wn to penne, he: pm ual Pay Oficers 
(LXIX. 434.) - - - - &gt; ae t - - 112,727 11 5 
3069. Ditto - - - in Ireland, on aceount of the Pay to Retired ORen 4 the &gt; igh Artillery hen Engineers and of 
Pensions to Widows; (LX1x. 434.) - - - - 11,386 15 1 
3070. For the Expenses of Allowances to Superannuated and ‘Half Pay Officers, to Officers for hang we and ' 
Pensions to Widows; (LXIXx. 434.) - - - . - ~ 6,928 - 10 
3071. For Allowances, Conipensations and Emoluments, in the nature of tenidiiaannee or Retired Allowances, to ‘ 
persons late belonging to the Office of Ordnance i in Great Britain; (Lx1x. 435.)  - - - - ° 21,173 11. 7 
3072. Ditto - - - in freland; (Lx1x. 435.) - - - Pe eh) Se . eh sas - . = 3,117 10. 8 
3073. For Pensions to Widows of Civil Officers of the Ordnance, and not provided for in 1813 ; (LxX1x. 435.) - “ 462 10 = 
Miscellaneous Services : &amp; sA6oats 15 1903. 
3074. 16 November 1813.—To make good the like Sum issued pursuant to Addresses; (LX1x.31.) = - - - 40,021 14, - 
3075. Ditto - - - from the Civil List Revenues to several Persons for public services; (LX1x.31.) - - - - 249315 19 -¢£ 
3076. Ditto - - - for defraying Charges heretofore-paid out of Old Naval Stores; (Lx1x. 31.) - - - -. . ae 18 om 
3077. Ditto - --- for-Parliamentary Services; (Lx1x. 31.) a = i - - - - - - - - 5454 9 5 
3078. To be advanced to the Bank of Scotland for the Frith of Forth Ferries; (1x1x. 31.) - - - . - 10,000 -. = 
3079. For the Relief of the Suffering Clergy and Laity of France; (LX1x. 31.) ei Jed (et) bas ipiliale wine - MIQQNO — om 
3080. Ditto - -- of St. Domingo Sufferers; (Lx1x.31.) + ° - - @ deze “ - - - - 8,000 - = 
3081. Ditto:- -~ of Dutch-Emigrants; (Lx¥xX.31:)- = = 8 ee Bee - ie 
3082. Ditto - - ~ of Foulonese and Corsican Emigrants ; (Lx1x. 31.) - . - - - - 4 - ~ 11,500 -. = 
3083. Ditto - -"- of American Loyalists; (cx1x. 31.) 2 js - - . . ~ - - - - 19,000 —- - 
3084. Ditto ’- - = of French and Corsican Emigrants; (LX1x.31.) - - . - - - n , . — -* 
3085. Ditto - - - of French Emigrants in Jersey and Guernsey; (LXIX.32.) - - - ee oe 2 3a 





SUPPLY —écontinued. 951 





I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply,—ses 1813-14, (54¢Geo. l,]-—continued, ___ Sums Granted 


Miscellaneous Services—continued. ewiMe¢ 
~3086.. 20 November 1813.—To myke ont sock. Engagements as. oy be anbainting or he contracted with Foreign Powers , 

(LXIX.72.)  - *, 879003900 =. irr; 

3087. For defraying the  maniades of the Expenses of repairing St. ee Church, Westminster; (LXIX. 73.) 3059 - = 

3088. 7 Deeember 1813.—For defraying the Charge of the Civil Establishment of the Bahama Islands; (Lx1x.106.) - 3,501 10° &amp; 

3089. Ditto - ~~ of the,Bermudas ; (kx1x--106.) -- -. «©. -.| = - - - . ° - - 4,023 = &amp; 
3090... Ditto - ~- of Dominica ;-(Lx1x. 106.) - - en e- s - - - - ° - - 600 =~ = 

3091... Ditto - ~- of Upper Canada; (1x1x.106.) - - - . - - - - - - ” - Casa ain 


3092... Ditto - ~ - of Nova Scotia; (Lx1x.106.)- - °“.-¢.e ~ 888 20%) ; relent ai on ° e 19,440 
3093.. Ditto - - - of New Brunswick ; (tx1x. 106.) - - - - - - - “ - . ef vin 5,775 
3094. Ditto - ~- of Cape Breton; (Lxx:106.) = © = = &amp;© = = = © 8 @ 2,144 
3095... Ditto - —- of Prince Edward Island ;- (1x 1x. 106.) - - - 5s - - : ° ts - ° 3,826 
3096... Ditto - -- of Newfoundland; (2x1x-106.) - -- - - - - - + - « 2. 4,002 
3097.. Ditto - - - of Sierra Leone; (ux1x. 106.) - - - - - - - - - - ° 7 14,102 
3098. Ditto - - + of New South Wales; (Lx1x.106.) _- - _ = - - - - 6 oe m 13,298 -— = 
3099... For paying Salaries of Officers of- Houses of Parliament for 1814; (Uxrx, 106.) - *-* = «© «© « 1,880 


3100... For. paying Fees om passing-Publie Accounts ; (LxEx. 106.) - - - - - - - . « 1,000 —- = 
3101. For Expenses incident to the two Houses of Parliament ; (Lx1x. 106.) - . - - - - « ° 4,200 = = 
3102. For-Foreign and other Secret Services; (LXEx.106.) - - = - - - = - - “ - - 175,000 ~ = 
3103. - For defraying the Expense of Law Charges; {Lx1x.106-)- - - - = - ~ - - ° é ie 20,000 — = 
3104... For the Public Office, Bow-street; (Lx1x. 106.) --- - . - . - : . ° ~ 12,000 — 
3105.. For the Superintendence of-Aliens ; (Lx1x.106.)- - - -- == ©. = - - - - - - 9,922 - 9 
3106. . To be paid to Sheriffs for Conviction of Felons; (x1x.106.) =: - - - . - « - . 11,000 -— = 
3107. For the Extra Charge for Contingencies of the three Seeretaries of State; (Lx1x. 106.) - - - ° 16,000 - = 
3108. For Messengers for ditto; {Lx1x.106:) - -- - - : ~ - ¢ * - * - - 19,000 - — 
3109. ’ For completing the Expense of printing Parish Registers, &amp;c.; (Lx1x. 106.) - - - - - is 6,169 14. - 
3110. For the National Vaccine Establishment for 1814; (1x1x. 106.) - - - - - - - - 3,000 - — 
$111. For Printing for the House of Lords, and for printing Acts, for 1814; (1xrx. 106.) - - - - * 21,000 - — 
$112. For printing the 67th Volume of Journals of the House of Commons; (Lxxx. 106.) - - - ~ bl 2,500 - — 
3H3. For printing Votes of the House of Commons; (1x1x. 106:)  - - - ef um - - - ° 2,600 - — 

~3114. For Deficiency _of Grant in 18193 for ditto; (Lx1x.106.) - - - - - - - - - « 596 11. « 
3115. For printing Bills, Reports, &amp;c.; (Lx1x. 106.) ‘on ee a ee ee - 16,000 — « 
3116. For re-printing six Volumes of Journals of the House of Commons ; (1x1x. 106.) . - - « @ 6,000 —- « 
3117. For Stationery for the Houses of Parliament ; (Lx1x.106.) Bite ee 'eSl Ol Fannin WR vad) of sale 3,500 — « 
3118. For Protestant Dissenting Ministers in England; (Lx1x. 106.) - . - - - - - . ‘ 1,615 14 « 
3119. Ditto - -.- in Ireland; (ux1x.106.). - o ~ © = (Mee .PrxuP Mo oF le fohert, sasmoil od ot bing 97 URge ge tae 
3120. For Charitable Allowances to the Poor of St: Martin’s, &amp;c. ; (tx1x. 106.) - - - - te é J 1,166 14 10 
3121. To pay Bills drawn or to be drawn fronr New South Wales, for 1814 ; (tx1x. 106.) - - - “ 80,000 = - 

“3122: To make good Deficiency of Grant of 1811, for Repairs and Works at the King’s Bench Prison; (Lxrx. om ) - 2,160 3 = 
3123. For Compensations to Commissioners for inquiring into the business of the Office of Works; (Lx1x. 106. )- - BOD. on. « 
3124. Towards making Roads and building Bridges in Scotland, for 1814; (LxIx. 106.) - - - . . 


20,000 —- ~ 








3125. Ditto - - - the Caledonian Canal; (Lx1x.106.)  - - -*"e - - - - le ae 
3126. For carrying into effect Provisions of Act 46 Geo. ITI. for Improvements in Westminster; (Lx1x.106.)  - - Gan. =&lt; @ 
3127. 9 December 1813.—To be applied in Support of the Veterinary College, for 1814; (Lx1x. 114.) gen 5 i = 4 
-$128. 20 December 1813.—To defray the Charge of a Styetemnantion Allowance to Mr. Planta; {ux1x.125.) -  - 266 13 4 
3129. Ditto - -- to Mr. Royer; (Lxrx. 125.) . . - i. - . - ° J e é é 170 = - 
3130.- Ditto - -- to Mr. John Pingo ; (Lxrx. 125.) a - . - - - - - - é Ge «"S 
3131. Ditto - -- to retired Clerks formerly employed in the Audit Office; (xxrx. 125.) - . « » € en... E 
3132. To make good Deficiency of Grant in 1812 for Prosecutions relating to the Coin; (Lx1x.125.) - - ~ 814 12 11 
3133. For extraordinary Expenses of ditto, for 1814; (LXIX.125.) - = = = = «© «© «-« « §,000 — = 
3134. For defraying the Expenses of the Repair of Henry the Seventh’s Chapel, for 1814; (Lx1x. 125.) - - - 2919 1 - 
$135. 28 March 1814.—For paying off and discharging certain Five per Cent Annuities on 5 April 1814; (Lx1x. 164.) ~ 36,882 14 5 
3136. For the Relief of the poor French Refugee Clergy ; (Lx1x. 164.) - - - - - - &gt; .. 1,673 17 — g 
3137. Ditto - --- of the poor French Refugee Laity ; (ux1x. 164.) -- - . . * “ - 7 4,500 - — 
3138... Towards making good Deficiency of Grant of 1813 for printing Bills, &amp;e.; (Lx1x. 164.) - &lt; . - 5376 9 1 
3139. For confining, maintaining,and employing Convicts at Home, for 1814; (Lx1x. 164.) - - - - - 93.594 1 8 
3140. To make good Deficiency of Grant of 1813 for Prosecutions relating to the Coin; (Lx1x.164.)_ - - ~ 1,978 6 9 
3141. For the Purchase of Grain and Potatoes for the Shetland Islands ; (Lx1x.165.)  - - - ° 7 . 1,987 18 2 
3142. To discharge Arrears due to Tradesmen, &amp;c. for Works done at the Houses of Parliament and Speaker’s House, 
from Michaelmas 1800 to 5 January 1812; (Lx1x.165.) - - = ri 5,092 4 = 
3143. For carrying on in 1814 the Improvements of Holyhead Harbour ; (Lx1x. 165.) - - + - - » 10,000 - &lt; 
3144. For the Refuge for the Destitute; (Lx1x. 165.) : ROVE 2) TOSSES WINES! (SOME ES WAG PRES GA 1,500 - - 
3145. 18 April 1814.—For the British Museum ; (Lx1rx. 193.) - - - - - - - . . 3 8,231 11 4 
3146. Ditto - - - for improving the Collection of printed Books there; (Lx1x. 193.) - - - - : « vv 
3147. 25 April 1814.—For the Foundling Hospital in Dublin ; (ux1x. 208.) - - = - + Crish Sautes @Qta5 —-o 
3148. For the House of Industry ; (Lx1x. 208.) - - - - - - - - - ditto 49,113 - = 
3149. For-the Hibernian Society for Soldiers’ Children ; (Lx1x. 208.) - - ” @pite - ditto - 14,160 —- — 
3150. For the Hibernian Marine Society; (Lx1x. 208.) - - oe - - ditto - 2,697. - — 
- 3151. For the Female Orphan House; (uxrx.208.)- - - - = = © = = ditto - 2143 - - 
3152. For the Westmorland Lock Hospital; (Lx1x. 208.) - count 1A gag elonishan wo KON ditto - 79098 - - 
3153... For the Lying-in Hospital; (1x1x. 208.) - - -- - - - - - - ditto - 3,070 — — 
3154. For Sir Patrick Dun’s Hospital; (Lx1x. 208.) - - - - - - - - : ditto - 2,548 - - 
3155. For Doctor Steevers’ Hospital; (Lx1x. 208.) - - - - - - - - - ditto - aie - « 
3156. For the Fever Hospital; (Lx1x. 208.) - - - - - - - - - - ditto » poe -5% 
3157. For the Association for discountenancing Vice; (Lx1x.208.) - - . . ROP ditto , 3473 - - 
3158. For the Expenses of the Green Coat Hospital; (uxrx.208.) - - - - - = ditto - 116 5 ~ 
3159. 17 May 1814.—For the Board of Works in Ireland; (tx1x. 277.) - - ,. - ditto - 38,931 3 6 
3160. For Printing and Stationery ; (Lx1x. 277.) - - - - - - - - - ditto - 24,303 14 5 
3161. For publishing Proclamations; (Lx1x.277.) _ - ~ ~ - - - - - - ditto » 10,5006 — = 
3162. For Criminal Prosecutions, &amp;c. ; (LX1X. 277.) - - °.-e - - - - ditto - 25,000 ~ = 


’ GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1620.) 






















































































3163. 
3164. 
3165. 
3166. 
3167. 
3168. 
3169. 
3170. 
3171. 
3172. 
3173. 
3174. 
3175. 
3176. 
3177. 
3178. 
3179. 
3180. 
3181. 
3182. 
3183. 
3184. 
3185. 
3186. 


3187. 


3188, 


3189. 
3190. 
3191. 
3192. 
3193. 
3194. 
3195. 
3196. 


3197. 


3198. 
3199. 
3200. 


3201. 


3202. 
3203. 
3204. 
3205. 
3206. 
3207. 
3208. 
3209. 
3210. 


3211. 
3212. 


3213. 


3214. 
3215. 


3216. 
3217. 


3218. 
3219. 


3221. 


952 


SUPP LY —continued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


Miscellaneous Services—continued. 


17 May 1814-continued.—For apprehending Public Offenders; (txrx. 277.) - - - - (Irish Currency.} ) 
For defraying the Expense of Pratique in the Port of Dublin; (txrx. - ke ieee - | « ditto 
For clothing the Battle Axe Guards; (Lx1x. 278.) - - - - - - - ditto - 
For Non-conforming Ministers; (Lx1x.278.)-  - - = = = "= s —s ditto - 
For Seceding Ministers of Ulster; (Ux1x.278.) - - - = "7 "= = * ditto - 
For Lottery Officers in Ireland; (Lx1x. 278.) - . - - - - - - ditto -- 
For Expenses of Works at Howth Harbour; (Lx1x. 278.) - - - - - - ditto 
For Treasury Incidents in Ireland; (Lx1x.278.) - ~- - - - - - (British Site) 
For printing Acts; (Lx1x. 278.) - . - - - - - - - - - Urish Currency.) 
For making good Engagements of Commissioners for Drainage of Bogs in Ireland; (Lx1x. 278.) ditto -- 
For the Linen and Hempen Manufactures ; (Lx1x.278.) - ° - © bone - ditto -- 
To be paid to the Board of First Fruits; (1x1x. 278.) - - - - ° - : ditto -- 
To the Trustees and Commissioners of First Fruits in Ireland; (1x1x. 278.) . - (British Currency.) 
For making wide and convenient Streets in Dublin; (Lx1x. 278.) - - - - ~ (Trish Currency.) 
For the Remuneration of Public Officers; (Lx1x. 278.) - - - ° - - - ditto - 
For Trinity College, Dublin; (Lx1x.278.)- ~ - - - - - - - ditto - 
For forming a Packet Harbour near Dunmore; (Lx1x.278.) - - - = 7 = ditto - 
For Repositories for Public Records; (ux1x. 278.) - - - os 19 sagtenyi te ditto - 
‘To be paid to the Dublin Society ; (Lx1x. 278.) - - - - - - - - ditto - 
For the Farming Society of Ireland; (Lx1x. 278.) - - - - - . ° - ditto . 
For the Cork Institution; (Lx1x. 278.) - - - - ° ° - ° - - ditto - 
For supporting Protestant Charter Schools in Ireland; (1x1x. 278.) - rig be. oe - ditto - 
For the Roman Catholic Seminary in Ireland; (1x1x. 278.) - - - - - - ditto - 
For the Commissioners of Charitable Donations ; (Lx1x. 278.) - - : - - - ditto ~ 


13 June 1814.—For paying off and discharging Bills of Credit or other Securities issued by Act of this Session, 


(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess.1818-14. (54° Geo.111.]}—continued, _ Se» Granted. 


£. s. d. 
2,500 —- — 
1,047 10 2 
749 - - 
9,481 9 - 
3951 - - 
2,142 - = 
45,000 —- = 
4,500 — = 
3,726 
452 1 
21,600 - - 
10,000 — 
§0,000 — -— 
20,294 - - 
1,250 - — 
20,000 -— — 
18,244 
16,364 - - 
10,000 -— — 
§,000 — — 
2,500 ~ — 
41,539 - - 
9,673 - - 
600 — - 





for giving effect to certain Engagements with the Emperor of Russia and the King of Prussia; (Lx1xX. 345.) - 1,000,000 — ~ 


23 June 1814.—As a further Reward to Captain Seah for aie fesnation o eftesting a » Gommmuntention with 
Ships stranded ; (Lx1x. 375.) - - 


27 June 1814.—To make some Allowance to the Commissioners of Fees in Ireland ; (Lx1x.390.) - - - 
Ditto - - - to the Commissioners of the Royal Canal; (1x1x. 390.) - - - - - - - - 
Ditto - - - for the probable Expenses of the Royal Canal Office; (Lx1x. 390.) - - = - (Irish Currency.) 
For defraying the Charge of additional Works at Ardglass Harbour; (1x1x. 390.) - - atto - 
For the Chairman of the Board of Inland Navigation ; (Lx1x. 390.) - - - - - ditto - 
To be paid to the Belfast Academical Institution ; (LX1x. 390.) - - - - - - ditto - 
For the Grand Canal of Ireland ; (Lx1x. 390.) tial &gt; a ee - : - - ditto -~ 
Ditto - - - for the Royal Canal of Ireland; (Lx1x. 390.) - - - - : - ditto - 


4 July 1814.—To make good money ioqued ot af the Gvil Lint Revennes to apvernl shania ee Public Services ; 

(LXIX. 420.) - - é 7 53,909 18 -—# 
Ditto - - - heretofore paid out of Old Naval Stores; (LxIx. 421.) - - - - - - - - 4,925 12 11 
To make good Money issued out of the Civil List Revenues for Parliamentary Services; (LXIx.421.) - - 1,377 2 8 
To make good Money issued pursuant to Addresses ; (LXIX. 421.) - - : - - - - - 17,989 19 5 
For paying off certain Five per Cent Annuities on 10th October 1814; (LXIX.421.) - - . - - 34,444 15 2 
For Allowances to Saint Domingo Sufferers ; (Lx1x. 421.) - - - - - - - - - 19,000 —- — 
For maintaining and repairing African Forts; (1x1x. 421.) - - - - - - - - - 25,000 — 

To pay Bills of the Usher of the Exchequer for Stationery ; (LX1x. 421.) - ~ Treg? - - - 2,118 4 7 
Towards defraying the Expense of a Penitentiary House at Milbank for 1814; (LX1x. 421.) - - = * 15,000 — — 
Ditto - - - for erecting a Building for Criminal Lunatics; (Lx1x. 421.) - - - - - - - 19,800 -— - 
To discharge Balances due to Tradesmen for Works at the Marshalsea Prison; (LX1Ix. 421.) - - - - 1,472 8 - 
For Deficiency of Grant in 1813 for the Expense of a new Court House for ditto; (LxXIx.421.) - - — - 523 3 3 
For printing the 48th Volume of Journals of the House of Lords; (Lx1x. 421.) - - willie - 2,107 5 8 
To make good Deficiency of Com “ 1813 for panting the — egeees of Journals of the House of Connaeaw ; 
(LXIX, 421.) - - - - = x . 134 2 
For the Purchase of a Collection of Antiauities for the British Seaton 3 (LXIx. 421.) - - - - - 8,200 -— = 
For re-building a Church at St. Petersburgh ; (Lx1x. 421.) - - - - - &gt; - - - 5,000 — — 
14 July 1814.—For further enabling ™ ey to aoa ard Eagngements ie has entered mes ras Foreign 
Powers; (Lx1x. 466.) - - - : 1,200,000 -— — 
For carrying into effect Provisions of . Act 46 Geo. III. ‘for the Nicaea of Westminster ; bitin s ) - 25,725 - - 
Towards enabling the Trustees of the British Museum to print the Codex Alexandrinus; (Lx1x. 467.) - - 2,000 = - 
18 July 1814.—To enable His Majesty to afford Relief to Sufferers by the War in Germany ; (Lx1x. 474.) -  - 100,000 -— — 
To be paid to the Governors of Queen Anne’s Bounty, for the Augmentation of the Maintenance of the Poor 
Clergy ; (Uxtx. 474.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 100,000 — — 
For the Royal Military Canal for 1814 ; (bie. 474-) ee a A i gl Bi ae 9,000 —- — 
For the Board of Agriculture; (Lx1x. 474.) - SPE gE A tag ES ae aa a - lee 3,000 —- — 
To discharge in 1814 Bills due to Tradesmen for Works at the Houses ¥ Parliament and Speaker’s House, from 
6 January 1812 to 5 January 1814; (Lx1x. 474.) wt te yo) See eS - - 10,074 13 5 
Exchequer Bills, Debentures and Reduction of the National Debt : 
13 November 1813.—For paying off and discharging Eachequer Bills unde out has As 53 os III. for raising 
£. 10,500,000, and £. 5,670,700; (LxXIx.22.)  - - o.! tie 10,500,000 — —~ 
16 November 1813.—For paying off and cashanging Reieget nite made out - Act 53 2 IIl. for raising 
£. 5,000,000 ; (LXIX. 32.) - - = = §,000,000 - — 
28 March 1814.—To pay one Year's Interest on Debentures to 10 October 1814; (LXIX. 165.) - - = 39,780 - - 
29 March 1814.—For discharging Interest on Exchequer Bills ; (Lx1x. 169.) cag renee - = 1,900,000 - -. 


To be issued and paid for the Reduction of the National Debt for the Year ending 1 February 1815; (uxtx. 169.) 300,000 


5 April 1814.—Towards paying off and discharging Exchequer Bills issued for 1819 ; (Lx1x. 184.) - - 


1 June 1814.— For paying -off and Gachanying aah uer —_ nad . Act _ a for 
£.5,000,000.; (Lx1x. 918.) - “3 ” Mer a 4 yen 5,000 
Ditto - + - for raising £. 1,000,000. ;. (LXIx. 318.) - - - SC, ens? Cry 


2,000 -— — 





4480 = = 
1,800 — 
882 
3,190 
900 ~ = 
1,500 - — 
50,000 — — 
75,000 — — 








- 8,000,000 - - 


- - vo na — 






‘SUPPLY —continued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 










(4. )—Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess.1813-14. [54° Geo. 111.]—continved, _Sums Granted. 
Exchequer Bills, Debentures and Reduction of the National Debt—continued. ied 

3229. 13 June 1814.—For paying off and discharging Racker oh made out or fae 46, 47 and 48 Geo. III. 
for raising £.3,000,000.; (LXIX. 345.) =. - ° - 3,000,000 - - 

3230. Ditto - - - issued on the Credit of the Aids of 1815, which are or may be ‘outstanding coring me year 
1814; (LxXIx. 345.) - - - - - 3,000,000 —- - 

3231. 16 June 1814.—For paying off and Gutengng Eacheger ae — out Per ee of ent Session for raising 
£. 1,500,000.; (LXIX. 357.) - - - 1,500,000 - = 


Civil List : 
3232. 18 July 1814.—To make good Deficiency of Civil List on 5 April 1814; (Lx1x. 474.) - ° ° 
3233. Towards defraying the extraordinary Charges of His Majesty's Civil List for 1814; (Lx1x. 474.) - 














118,857 411 











GEN INDEX, LVI —LXXV. (1801—1820.) 11] 











- 100,000 - — 
° é ~ 40 ———————— SS 
Summary of Grants in Session 1813-14. [54° Geo. III.] 
, &amp; 4d. 
Navy (including Ordnance Sea Service) - - - - - - = = 19,320,222 10 10 
Army - - - - - - - *- - = = = = = - = = = 30,176,088 12 ~- 
Militia and Volunteer Corps - - - - - - - - = - = 2,857,686 17 11 
Ordnance (Land Service) - - - - - - - - += = - = 3,460,912 15 9 
Miscellaneous Services for Great Britain (including £. 4,200,000. 
Subsidies, and £.218,857. 4s. 11d. Civil ListGrants - - - 6,812,642 7 4% 
Ditto - - - for Ireland £.596, 175- os. 4d. y ish Carreny, and 
£. 61,053. 128. 6d. sterling = - - - - 2 611,369 -— 6 
£- 63,238,922 4 4% 
Treasury Arrangements ;—Payment of Exchequer Bills, Reduction 
of the National Debt, and Loyalty Loan Payments - - - - 39,311,107 9 7 
Total of Grants in Session 1813-14 - - - £.102,550,029 13 114 
oe 
In Session 1814-15. [55° Geo. III.] 
‘ . La ; Sums Granted. 
Navy, &amp;c. (including Ordnance Sea Service) : ee 
3234. 15 November 1814.—That 70,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service, for the Year 1815, &amp; wh 
including 15,000 Royal Marines; (LXX. 14.) 
$235. For Wages for ditto; (Lxx. 14.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,615,250 - = 
3236. For Victuals for ditto; (Lxx. 14.) Re Me, BE TA - - tb LOM - - = 2,086,375 - = 
3237. For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve; (LXX.14.) - - - = = = = = 1,956,500 - - 
3238. For Ordnance Sea Service on board such Ships; (LxXx.14.)  - - - - . - - - - 318,500 - = 
3239. For paying off and discharging the Navy Debt; (Lxx. 14.) - - - - - - - - - 2,000,000 - — 
3240. 25 April 1815.—That an additional number of 20,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service, 
for ten lunar months, commencing 1 April 1815, including 5,000 Royal Marines ; 
(LXX. 239.) 
3241. For Wages for ditto; (Lxx. 239.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 355,000 -— = 
3242. For Victuals for ditto; (Lxx. 239.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - §02,500 - — 
3243. For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve ; (LXX. 239.) oii Meats 2 Le nid: Tu gma ails 
3244. For Ordnance Sea Service on board such Ships; (Lxx. 239.) - - - - 70,000 - = 
3245. For Salaries and contingent pets of he. aera Mevy, mavy Pay, and wieeiing Offices, be for 
1815; (Lxx. 239.) - - 1,971,426 12 g 
3246. For Half Pay, Superannuations, Aiieiiens ind Pensions to Officers of he sie and Marines, their Widows 
and Relatives, for ditto; (Lx x. 239.) - - - - - - - - : - - 907,502 19 2 
3247. For Superannuation Allowances to nes, Clerks —_ others in the Civil Department of the 8 Adeniglty 5 ; 
(Lxx. 239.) - - - : - wth. Serie aa es Pes 67,232 16 - 
3248. Towards Buildings, Re-buildings in Repairs of Ships of War, &amp;c.; (LXxX. 239.) - ~ - - - + 2,116,710 = — 
3249. For the Purchase of Provisions for Troops and Garrisons on foreign stations, &amp;c.; (LXX. 239.) - - 1,288,757 - — 
3250. 15 June 1815.—For Salaries and contingent Expenses of the Transport Office, and the Offices for sick and 
wounded Seamen and Prisoners of War, for 1815; (LXx. 395.) - - - - . - - - 97,245 2 9 
3251. For the Transport Service; (Lx x. 395.) - - - - - &gt; - - - - . - 3,309,235 3 - 
$252. For sick and wounded Seamen ; (Lxx. 395.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 156,286 2 5 
3253. For Prisoners of War; (Lx x. 395-) - &gt; - - - : - - - - - - - 181,367 14 - 
3254. For Superannuations to Clerks and others belonging to the Transport Service, &amp;c.; (Lxx.395-)  - - - 2,811 12 6 
See further, 3333, 3433, 3468. 
Army: , 
3255. 19 November 1814.—Towards making good the Amount of Bills of Exchange drawn upon the Lords Com- 
missioners of the Treasury for the  eaeame 2 Rapanees ms the tang bebupen 24 December 1813 and 
1 November 1814; (Lxx. 23.) - - - - - - - 8,000,000 - - 
3256. 22 November 1814—That a number of Land Forces not exceeding 204,386 (exclusive of 
Regiments employed in the East Indies, and Foreign Corps in British Pay), Commis- 
sioned’ and Non-commissioned Officers included, be maintained for the Service of 
Great Britain and Ireland, from 25 December 1814 to 24 June 1815; (LXX. 30.) 
3257. For defraying the Charge of the Land Forces for Service at home and abroad, ditto; (Lxx. 30.) - - * 3,552,258 - - 
3258. Ditto - - - of five troops of Dragoons and thirteen companies « Foot, stationed in Great Britain, = recruiting 
the corps in India; (1xx. 30.) - - - - - - - - - - . 10,900 - = 
3259. Ditto - - - of the Pay of General Officers not being Colonels of regiments; (Lxx. 30.) - - - - 85,000 -— — 
3260. Ditto - - - of General and Staff Officers and Officers of the Hospitals; (Lxx. 39.) - - - - - 200,000 — = 
3261. Ditto - - - of Full Pay to Supernumerary Officers; (Lxx. 30.) - - - ° : - - - 60,000 - -— 
3262. Ditto - - - of Allowances to the principal Officers of several Public Departments; (Lxx.30.) - - - 106,000 - - 
3263. Ditto - - - of Fees angoees to be es at te Rnchogeer by the Peymester Sone of ‘te mane Forces’ 
(LxxX. 30.) - - 70,000 - = 










































954 
































































3264. 
3265. 
3266. 
3207. 
3268. 
3269. 
3270. 
3271. 
3272. 
3273. 
3274, 
3275. 


3276. 


3277. 
3278. 


: 3279. 
3280. 


3281. 
3282. 
3283. 
3284. 
3285. 
3286. 
3287. 
3288. 
3289. 
3290. 
3291. 


3293. 
3294. 
3295. 
3296. 
3297. 


‘3298. 
3299. 
3300. 


3301. 
3302. 


3303. 
3304. 
3305. 
3306. 


3307. 
3308. 


3309. 


3310. 
3311. 


3312. 
3313. 
3314. 


3315. 
3316, 


3317. 


3318. 
3319. 


3321. 


Ordnance (Land Service) : 


SUPPLY —continued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 





£. 2,858,741 


3 








(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—ses. 1814-15. [55° Geo. 111.}—continued. _—_— Sums Granted. 
Army—continued. SO nd 
22 November 1814-continued—For defraying the Charge of Half Pay to the Reduced Officers; (Lx x. 31.) - - 218,000 - = 
Ditto - - - of Military Allowances to ditto; (Lxx. 31.) - - - z L Js * S : Xia 
Ditto - - - of the In and Out-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals; (Lxx. 31.) - = - 427,000 — — 
Ditto - - - of Pensions to be paid to the Widows of Officers of the Land Forces and Marines; (Lxx.31.) - 30,000 — — 
Ditto - "= of Foreign Corpo; (t%-3t) - = se 8 ee OST ee gayp0 = S 
Ditto - - - of the Royal Military College; (Lxx. 31.) - . - - - - - . x " “5 - = 
Ditto - - - of the Roval Military Asylum; (Lxx. 31.) - - - - - - - - - a 15,000 — — 
Ditto - - - of Allowances to Chaplains and Clergymen officiating with the Forces; (Lxx.31.)  - - = 12,000 = — 
Ditto - - - of Medicines and Hospital Contingencies; (Lxx. 31.) - - - - - - « b. 60,000 - - 
Ditto - - - of Allowances on the Compassionate List; (Lxx. 31.) - - - - - - . J ee Ss 
Ditto - - - of the Commissariat Establishment in Ireland; (Lxx. 31.) - - - - - ~ - 100,000 - = 
Ditto - - - of the Barrack Department in Ireland ; (Lxx. 31.) - - - - - - - - - 200,000 - — 
11 April 1815.—For defraying the Extraordinary Expenses # the Army peed = paid, = 23 December 
1813 to 24 December 1814; (LxXxX. 205.) - - - - - 3,983,435 9 3% 
Upon account of the Extraordinary Services of the Army of Great Britain aie Ireland, for tig 3 (LXx. 205.) 3,000,000 -— - 
5 June 1815.—Tuat a Number of Land Forces, not exceeding 199,767, (exclusive of the 
Regiments employed in the East Indies, Foreign Corps in British Pay and the embodied 
Militia) Commissioned and Non-commissioned Officers included, be maintained for 
the Service of the United Kingdom, from 25 December 1814 to 24 December 1815 ; 
(LXX. 355.) 
To complete the Sum required for eres te a Camye of - Land Forces -at — _ abeas, ato; ; 
(Lxxy 356.) - - - - - - - - 3,169,622 7 5 
Ditto - - - of five troops of iaceiniees and thirteen companies of Foot stationed in Great Britain for recruiting 
the Corps in India; (Lx x. 356.) i OS, AS, ES a Oe a i i iii Me sk 
Ditto - - - for the Pay of General Officers not being Colonels of Regiments ; (Lxx. 356.) - - - - 106,496 13 9 
Ditto - - - for General and Staff Officers and Officers of the Hospitals; (Lxx. 356.) - . - - - 242,103 19 8 
Ditto - - - for FullPay to Supernumerary Officers; (Lxx. 356.) = - - - . - - - - 35,086 2 5 
Ditto - - -. for Allowances to Officers of Public Departments ; (Lx x. 356.) - - - - - - 97,380 7 10 
Ditto - - - for Exchequer Fees on the Issue of Army Services ; (Lx x. 356.) - - - - - - 111,000 —- — 
Ditto - - - for defraying the Charge of Half Pay to Reduced Officers; (Lxx. 356.) - - - - - 127,387 16 2 
Ditto - - - for Military Allowances to Reduced Officers; (Lx x. 356.) = - - - - - - 12,218 18 2 
Ditto - - - for the Inand Out-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals; (Lxx. 356.) - - - 317,234 17 4 
Ditto - - - for Pensions to Widows of Officers; (Lxx. 356.) - - - - - - - - - 57,443 9 10 
Ditto - - - for Foreign Corps; (Lxx.356.)  - - - - - - ° ° ° - - - 586,715 4 - 
Ditto - - - of the Royal Military College; (Lxx. 356.) - - - - - ~ - - - - 20,197 ~- 7 
Ditto - - - of the Royal Military Asylum; (Lxx. 356.) - - - - : - - - - - 12,338 14 8 
Ditto - - - of Allowances to retired Chaplainsand Clergymen officiating with the Forces; (Lxx. 356.) - - 6,450 16 11 
Ditto - - - for Medicines and Hospital Contingencies for the Land Forces; (Lxx. 356.) - - ~ - 4,262 13 11 
Ditto - - - of Allowances on the Compassionate List; (Lxx. 356.) - - - - - - - - 32,162 - 3 
Ditto - + - of the Commissariat Department in Ireland ; (Lxx. 357.) - - + - - - - 189,581 8 - 
Ditto - + - of Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments in the nature of Superannuations or retired Allow- 
ances, to Persons-belonging to Public Departments; (Lx x. 357-) = - - - - - - - 4,437 18 5 
For defraying the.Charge of certain Augmentations to the Land Forces in 1815 ; (LX x. 357.) - - - - 384,260 1 11 
Ditto - - - to the Staff of ditto; (Lx x. 357.) - - - - - ~ - - - - - - 50,000 — — 
For defraying the additional Charge on account of Medicines, Surgical Materials and Hospital Contingencies for 
ditto; (LXXx. 357.) - : - - - ° - : - ° ° - - - - - 50,000 —- — 
For defraying the Charge of Pay and Allowances for certain British Officers attached to the ere aay 
from 25 December 1814 to 24 December 1815; (LXxX. 357.) - - - - . - 50,000 - ~ 
For further defraying the earesaevame: Expengen of a Amp bes Guat Beitnin and putea, nal 1815; 
(LXX. 357) - . - - - 9,000,000 — -— 
15 June 1815.—For the Barrack Department in Great Britain for 1815; (Lx x. 394.) - ~ - - - 99,826 — -— 
For the Commissary in Chief's Department; (Lx x. 394.) - - - - - « ‘te - © 1,099,961 - - 
For the Storekeeper General’s Department; (Lxx. 394.) - ~ - - - - - - - - 91,600 - - 
For defraying the further Expense of the Barrack Department in fastant, from 25 erage 1814 to 24 December 
1815; (UXX.395-) -  - - - aes peng OE Se. . -  - 13,922 14 4 
Ditto of the Commissariat Department in Ireland ; (Lx x. 395.) - - - - - Irish Currency 47,002 —- 6 
22 June 1815.—For sundry Works at the Cork Barracks; (Lxx. 419.) - - - - - ditto - 3323 - = 
Militia and Volunteer Corps: 
22 November 1814.—For defraying the Charge of the disembodied Militia of Great Britain and Ireland and Royal 
Corps of Miners of Devon and Cornwall, from 25 December 1814 to 24 June 1815; (Lxx. 30.) - -. 245,000 - 
Ditto - - - of the Local Militia; (xxx. 31.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 150,000 -— -— 
29 November 1814.—For defraying the Charge of the Regiments of Militia remaining in an embodied state, from 
25 December 1814 to 24 February 1815 ; (Lxx. 63.) - - - - - - - - - - 135,000 - — 
Ditto - - - of Volunteer Corps, from 25 December 1814 to 24 June 1815; (Lxx. 63.) - - - - 55,000 -—- — 
5 June 1815.—To complete the Sum required for defraying the Charge of the Corps of Militia of the United Kingdom 
remaining in an embodied state, from 25 December 1814 to 24 December 1815; (Lxx. 356.) - - - 701,702 18 6 
Ditto - - - of Volunteer Corps; (Lx x. 356.) - - - . - - - - - - - - 112,038 4 8 
Ditto - - - of the Local Militia; (Lxx. 356.) - - - - - - 210,000 - — 
For defraying the Charge of the Corps of the Militia of the United Kingdom and of Royal Miners of Devon lad 
Cornwall, which are proposed to be embodied, from 25 June to 24 December 1815; (Lxx. 3577.) -  =.1,200,000 - - 
26 June 1815.—On account of the Charge of the disembodied Militia of Great Belin ang Ireland, peggy 24 
June 1815 and 25 December following ; (Lxx. 428.) - - - - - ° §0,000 = - 








12 June 1815.—For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Land Service for Great Britain, for 1815 ; (LXX. 381.) 3,387,962 17 10 


Ditto - - - and not provided for in 1813; (Lxx. 381.) - - - = = # *# @ 7 * 
Ditto - - - and not provided for in 1814; (txx. 381.) - - + = - PP us ea «) ~~~ 
For the Office of Ordnance in Ireland, for 1815; (uxx.381.) - - - - © * * © = 


Ditto - - - and not provided for in 1814; (Lxx. 381.) - - - - - - - - - - 


20,591 


_ 


4 


51,046 3 8 


332,147 


43,673 16 10 






I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


‘SUPPLY—continued. 


(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess. 1614-15. (55° Geo. 111] —continued. 


3323. 
3324. 
3325. 
3326. 


3327. 
3328. 


3329. 


3353. 


3373. 
3374. 
3375. 


3376. 
3377. 


Miscellaneous Services : 
15 November 1814.—To pay off and discharge the Remainder of the Bills of Credit or other Securities issued per Act 


Ordnance (Land Service)—continued. 
12 June 1815-continued.—For the Office of Ordnance in Great Britain, on Account of Allowances to Retired General 


Officers, to Superannuated, Retired, and Half Pay Officers, &amp;c.; (Lxx. 381.)- - - = - 


Ditto - - - in Ireland, on account of the Pay to noted Olsen of the tote Irish aaiiary and Eagintem, and 
and of Pensions to Widows ; (Lx x. 381.) - ° 


For Expenses of Allowances to Superannuated and Half Pay Officers, 5 Oficers ier peed Services, aot Pensions 


to Widows, and not provided for in 1814; (Lxx. 381.) - . - 
For Allewances, Compensatious and Emoluments in the nature of Supevoiitinnit or Retired ndelennen: to 
Persons late belonging to the Office of Ordnance in Great Britain ; (Lxx. 381.) - - - . - - 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (xxx. 381.) - - - ~ - - - . ah te - - - 


For Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments in the nature of Superannuated or Retired Allowances, to 


Persons late belonging to the Office of Ordnance in Great Britain, and not provided for in 1814; (Lxx. 381.) 
See further, 3441. 


54 Geo. III, for Gvingstectt certain Eagrgenents an the Sapperet of Au o- Rassias ond King of Prussia ; 
(LXx. 14.) - 


grants, Saint Domingo Sufferers, and Dutch Naval Officers, who have not been able to return to their own 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


143,902 18 
12,902 13 
22,525 19 


24,423 10 
3,174 16 


792 1 


~ - 1,650,000 — 
28 November 1814.—For the Relief of the suffering Clergy and Laity of France, Toulonese, and Corsican Emi- 































































ow 





ee 


Countries in the present Year; (Lxx. 59.) - - - - - ~ - - - - ° 15,000 = =- 
To make good Money issued pursuant to Addresses; (Lx x. 59.) - - - - - - - - - 11,932 9 2 
To make good the like Sum which has been issued from * a List Revenues to soveral Posseie for cam 

Services ; (Lxx. 59.) “Ser tae Sie cee oo. 1 - 68,357 7 54% 
Ditto - - - for defraying the Charges heretofore paid out of the Proceeds of Old Naval eine rang 59) - 4,344 14 9 
To make good Money issued from the Civil List Revenues for Parliamentary Services ; (Lxx. 59.) - - 6,681 18 6 
To make Compensation to Commissioners appointed under Act 43 Geo. III. on American Claims; (Lxx. 59.) - 15,0009 - - 

29 November 1814.—For defraying the Charge of Superannuation Allowances to wenn er to wae 
Departments, from 25 December 1814 to 24 June 1815; (1xx. 63.) - - 6,750 - - 
20 March 1815.—For paying off and discharging certain Five per cent Annuities on 5 April 1815 ; (Lxx. 176.) 36,187 5 8 | 
To defray the probable amount of Bills drawn or to be drawn from New South Wales; (txx. 176.) - - 80,000 - = 
For Works and Repairs at the Fleet Prison, from 6 January 1814 to 5 _—T 18155 (Luxx. 176.) - - 1,903 - = 
Ditto - - - at the Marshalsea; (Lxx.176.) - - - - . - - - - - - 107 - = 
Ditto - - - at the King’s Bench; (Lxx. 176.) - - - - - - - - . - 4493 - - 
Ditto - - - at the Rolls House Chapel; (Luxx. 176.) - - - - - - - - - - 2,110 —- = 
Ditto - - - at the Houses of Parliament and the Speaker’s House; (Lxx. 176.) - - - - - - 6,599 - = 
For the Expense of building a Penitentiary House at Milbank for 1815; (xxx. 176.) - - - - - 60,000 - - 
Towards making Roads and building Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland, for 1815; (Luxx. 176.) - - 20,000 - — 
For the Caledonian Canal; (txx. 176.) - - - - - - - - - . - - 50,000 — — 
For Superannuation Allowances to two retired Clerks of the Lottery Office, for 1815 ; (Lxx. 176.) - - 236 - - 
Ditto - - - to Mr. John Pingo; (Lxx. 176.) - - - - . - - - - . - 60 - = 
Ditto - - - to Mr. Planta; (Lxx. 176.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - 266 19 4 
Ditto - - - to retired Clerks in the Office for auditing Public Accounts; (Lxx.176.) - - - - - 1,200 = = 
To make good Deficiency of Grant for 181 3, for printing 1,750 sopien of the Ooh Volume of Journals of the 

House of Commons ; (Lxx. 176.)- - - - - 146 16 7 
For printing 1,750 copies of the 68th Volume of ditto; (Lxx. 176.) - - -- - - - ° - 2,500 —- = 
To make good Deficiency of Grant of 1814, for printing Bills, Reports, &amp;c.; (1xx. 176.) - - - - 10,000 2 g 
To defray the Expense of printing Bills, Reports, &amp;c. during the present Session ; (Lx x. 176.) - © © 36,000 « «= 
Towards re-printing Journals and Reports of the House of Commons in 1815; (Lxx.176.)  - - - - 6,000 = — 
To defray the Expense of printing the Votes of the House of Commons during the present Session ; (Lxx. 176.) 2,500 — — 
To make good Deficiency of Grant in the last Session, for printing for the House of Lords; (Lx x. 176.) - 3)628 14 154 
To defray the Charge of printing Acts of Parliament for 1815 ; (Lxx. 176.) . - - - - 21,000 - — 
For Stationery for the two Houses of Parliament for 1815 ; (Lxx. 176.) r - - - - - . 3,500 = = 
To pay Salaries of Officers of the Houses of Parliament for 1815; (Lxx. 176.) - ” ° - - e 1880 = o 
To pay Expenses incident to the two Houses of Parliament ; (Lxx.176.) - - - - - - - 4,200 = - 
For the Relief of the poor French Refugee Clergy for 1815; (Lxx. 176.) - - - - - - - 1,673 17. = 
Ditto - - - of the poor French Refugee Laity ; (Lx x. 176.) - - - - - 2 ae - - 4,298 2 6 
For Protestant Dissenting Ministers in Ireland; (Lxx.177.)  - - - - - - - - - 753 12 6 
Ditto - - - in England; (xxx. 177.) - - - - - - = - - - . - . 1,615 14 = 
For the Relief of American Loyalists; (Lxx. 177.) - - - - - - - - - - 18,000 - - 
To pay certain Charitable Allowances to the Poor of St. Martin’s, &amp;c.; (Lxx. 177.) - - - - - 1,166 14 10 
For the National Vaccine Establishment; (Lxx. 177.) - - - - - - - - - - 3,000 = = 
To be paid to Sheriffs for Conviction of Felons; (Lxx.177.) - - . - - - - - - 12,000 —- — 

For confining, maintaining, and employing Convicts; (Lxx. 177.)  - - - - - - - - 77,283 6 - 
To defray the Expense-of the Police Office, Bow Street ; (Lxx.177.) - - - - - - - - 14,000 —- — 
Ditto - - - for Prosecutions, &amp;c. relating to the Coin; (Lxx. 177.) - - - - - . - - §,000 - = 
To defray the Expense of Law Charges; (Lxx. 177.) . - - - - - - - - - 20,000 - = 
For paying Fees on passing Public Accounts ; (Lx x. 177.) —— - - - - . - - 4,000 — = 
For repairing and re-instating the English Episcopal Church at Rotterdam ; (Lxx. 177.) - - - - 2,000 —- — 
23 March 1815.—For the Dublin Society for the yo oning 5 January 1816 ; ane, 186.) - (lrish Currency.) 10,000 - = 
For the Farming Society ; (Lxx. 186.) - - © to oh yal? ditto - §,000 = = 
For the Foundling Hospital in Dublin ; (uxx.186.) ee Sa ae ditto -~+ 30,225 - = 
For the House of Industry ; (Lx x. 186.) - - - - - - - - - - ditto - 44,116 - « 
For the Hibernian Society for Soldiers Children; (uxx.186.) - - - - - = ditto - 9543 - - 
For the Hibernian Marine Society ; (Lx x. 186.) - 4 .© &lt;9. ae -  - - dite - 2,945 &gt; - 
For the Female Orphan House; (xxx.186.) -  - ee ae ditto - 3447 - = 
For the Westmorland Lock Hospital ; (Lxx.186.) - 29 1 .% ntti ae Pri ® ate ditto - 9,020 = = 
For the Lying-in Hospital ; (Lx x. 186.) oe we. Le. Ske? fennel ditto - 3151 =~ « 
For Sir Patrick Dun’s Hospital ; (Lx x.186.) - - isa Oe cite a te ditto - 1,525 = = 
For Dr. Steevens’ Hospital; (Lxx.186.)- - - “- - + = = = = ditto - 1,598 = - 
For the Fever Hospital; (xxx.186.)  - - - - - - - - - - ditto - §,000 - — 


“956 


‘SUPPLY —continued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)}— Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—ses. 1814-15. [55° Geo. I1.]—continued. 
Miscellaneous Services—continued. 


3388. 
3389. 
3390. 
3391. 


3392, 
3393. 
3394, 
2395. 
3396. 
3397. 
3398. 
3399. 
3400. 
3401. 
3402. 
3403. 
3404, 
3405, 
3406. 
3407. 
3408. 


3410. 
3411. 
3412. 
3413. 
3414. 
3415. 
3416. 
3417. 
3418. 
3419. 
3420. 


8421. 
3422, 


3424. 


3425. 
3426. 
3427. 
3428. 
3429. 


3436. 
3437. 
3438. 
3439. 


3440. 





23 March 1815-continued.—For the Assoeiation for discountenancing Vice ; (Lxx. 186.) - - Irish Currency 
For the Cork Institution ; (Lxx. 186.) - - ~ - . ~ - - - - ditto - 
For the Green Coat Hospital; (xxx.186.)  - - - - - - - - - ditto - 
For the Belfast Academical Institution ; (tx x. 186.) - - - - - = = ditto &amp; 

17 April 1815.—To defray the Expenditure of the Board of Works in Ireland for 1815; (Lx x. 217.) ditto n 
For Printing and Stationery for Public Offices ; (Lx x. 217.) - - - - - - ditto . 
For publishing Proclamations, &amp;c.; (Lx x. 217.) - - - - - - - - ditto g 
For Criminal Prosecutions, &amp;e. ; (Lx x. 217.) - - - - - - - - - ditto iu 
For apprehending Public Offenders ; (xxx. 217.) - - - - - - ~ - ditto " 
For Pratique in the Port of Dublin; (Lx x. 217.) - - ~ - - - - - ditto ‘ 
For Non-conforming Ministers; (Lxx.217.) - - - - - - - - - ditto ¢ 
For Seceding Ministers of Ulster ; (Lx x. 217.) - - - - - - - - ditto - 
For Lottery Officers in Ireland ; (Lxx.217.) - - - - - - - - - ditto - 
To continue the Works at Howth Harbour; (Lxx.217.) - - - - - - - ditto is 
For printing Statutes ; (Lx x. 217.) ~ - - - - - - - - - ditto + 
For the Linen and Hempen Manufactures of Ireland ; (Lx x. 217.) - - - - - ditto ns 
For building Churches and Glebe Houses, and purchasing Glebes in Ireland; (Lxx.217.)  - ditto 3 
To be paid to the Trustees and Commissioners of First Fruits in Ireland; (Lxx. 217.) - ditto a 
Ditto - - - to the Commissioners of wide Streets ; (Lx x. 217.) - - - - - ditto - 
For Protestant Charter Schouls; (Lxx.217.) - - - - - - - - - ditto - 
For the Roman Catholic Seminary; (UX x.217.) - - - - - - - - ditto - 
For Charitable Donations; (Lx x. 217.) - - - - - oo te - - ditto - 

25 April 1815.—For defraying the Charge of the Civil Establishment of the Bahama Islands; (Lxx.239.)- 
Ditto - - - of the Bermudas ; (Lx x. 239.) - - - - - - - - - * “ 
Ditto - - - of Dominica; Lxx.239.)  - - . . - - - . - - - . e 
Ditto - - - of Upper Canada; (Lxx.239.) - - - - - - . - - - - - 
Ditto - - - of Nova Scotia; (1x x. 239.) - - - - - - . - - - os os 
Ditto - - - of New Brunswick; (Lxx.239.) - - - - - . - - - ~ . ws 
Ditto - - - of Cape Breton ; (Lx x. 239.) - - - - - - - - - - = . 
Ditto -.- - of Prince Edward Island ; (Lx x. 239.) - - - - - - - - - i. - 
Ditto - - - of New South Wales; (Lx x. 239.) - - . . - - - - - a ‘s 
Ditto - - - of Sierra Leone; (Lx x. 239.) - - - - - - - - - - os _ 
For the suffering Clergy and Laity of France, Toulonese and Corsican Emigrants, St. Domingo Sufferers and 

Dutch Naval Officers; (Lxx.239.)  - - - - . - - - - - &lt; " * 
For paying off on 10 October 1815 certain Five per cent Annuities; (Lxx. 240.) - - - - « - 
To make a final Compensation to Commissioners of Windsor Forest ; (Lx x. 240.) - - ~ pe _ 
For the Extra Charge for Messengers of the three Secretaries of State ; (Lx x. 240.) - - - « . 
For Contingencies for ditto; (Lx x. 240.) - - - - - - - - - - - a 

9 May 1815.—Towards the Repair of Henry the Seventh’s Chapel; (Lxx. 284.) - - - - - &gt; 
For the Civil Establishment of Newfoundland; (Lx x. 284.) - - - - . - - - * 
For the Superintendence of Aliens; (Lx x. 284.) - - - - . ~ . - - - « 
For the British Museum ; (Lxx.284.)  - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ 
Ditto - - - for the purchase of Books ; (Lx x. 284.) - - - - - . - - - o 
Ditto - - - to print the Codex Alexandrinus; (Lxx. 284.) - - - - - . a ¥ en 
Ditto - - - for preserving and enlarging the Collection of Natural History; (1x x. 285.) - - - " 
To complete the purchase of an Estate at Standlynch for Earl Nelson ; (Lxx. 285.) - - - - 
For the Expense of the Royal Naval Asylum ; (Lxx. 285.) - - - - - - - - " 

30 May 1815.—To make good the Engagements which His Majesty has entered into with the te age of Autiia, 

the Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia; (Lxx.341.) Agreed to, (343.) - - He 

12 June 1815.—For making an additional Allowance to the Chairman of the Board of Inland Navigation in 

Ireland; (Lxx. 381.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - Irish Currency 
For the Remuneration of Public Officers; (Lxx. 381.) - - - . - - - ditto i 
Towards the Erection of an Asylum Harbour in the Bay of Dublin; (1xx. 381.) - - ~ British Currency 
For Treasury Incidents in Ireland ; (Lx x. 381.) &lt;= - ~~ — . . oe - - 
For further enabling the ena of the British Museum to carry on “ Trusts — in ~ v} Parliament ; 

(LXX. 381.) - ~ - - - - - - - - - 

13 June 1815.—To enable His Majesty to carry into qnegetion the Conditions of a Convention with the King of 

Sweden 13 August 1814; (1x x. 385.) - - - - - - - - - - - 
To enable the Commissioners of Ordnance Lands to jp Compensation to the Proprietors of Lands at Ports- 

mouth ; (Lxx. 385.) - - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - 

15 June 1815.—To make good Deficiency of Grant fer 1813, for Bills of " anal of the cont % he, 

for Staticnery, &amp;c. ; (LX xX. 395.) - - - - - 
Ditto - - - for 1814; (Lxx. 395.) - - - - - - - - ° ° = a _ 
To defray ditto for 1815; (L1xx. 395.) - - - . - - - - - - - : 
To make good the Sum wanted in 1815, in further execution of Act 46 Geo. III. c. 89, for iiipicviiiteans t in 
Westminster ; (Lx x. 395.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - 
To make good Deficiency of Grant for 1814, for printing ae Sisty-caventh Volume of Journals of the House 
Commons; (Lxx. 395.) - - - - - - ° - 
For carfrying on in 1815 the Improvements in Holyhead Harbour ; (LXx. 395.) - - ° ° . - 
For embanking the Thames at Milbank; (Lxx. 395.) - - - - - - - - - - 
For Foreign and other Secret Services for 1815; (LXX. 395.) - - - - - - - - - 
For Buildings at the Mint; (Lx x. 395.) - - - . - - . - - - - - 
For the Board of Agriculture; (Lxx.395.) - - - * #- = © © = 5S © * 


For African Forts £.30,000.; Re-committed, (xx. 395-) See infra, 3470. 

To be applied in repairing the Roads between meeeal and re ners by eee, — London and Bangor Ferry 
by Shrewsbury, 1815; (LXX.395.) -  - YY —_-  « ws 

For the Royal Canal of Ireland; (Lxx.395.) - - - .- -  - = = = Crish Currency) 

For the Grand Canal in Ireland; (Lxx. 395.) - - - - - - - - - ditto - 








Sums Granted. 





£. 
4,360 
2,500 
249 
1,500 


36,505 
24,783 
10,500 
25,000 
2,500 
1,047 
9,532 
3,951 
2,142 
50,000 
3,726 
21,600 
10,000 
50,000 
19,180 
41,539 
9,673 
600 


3,301 
1,023 
600 
9,920 
13,440 
6,055 
2,194 
3,826 
12,787 
15,760 


60,000 
49,797 

6,000 
29,000 
21,000 





3,424 
5,080 
7,928 
5,580 
1,000 
2,000 
250 
9,000 

__ 25,068 


5,000,000 


-_ 
&gt; 
Lap 


15 = 


13,7 


14 11 





300 
1,250 
5,000 
1,500 


1,486 


1,000,000 


68,833 


470 
299 
2,178 


20,486 


897 
12,000 


8,984 
35,000 
45550 
3,000 


20,000 
20,000 
50,000 


19 


11 8 
13 11 
14 6 






SUPPLY —dénitinued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply, —sex. 1814-15. [55° Geo. III. |—continud. Sums Granted. 
Miscellaneous Services—continued. give d 

3456. 19 June 1815.—For the Commissioners for’ ottasining the Claims of the Cosine af the late Royal Canal 

Company of Ireland; (Lxx. 404.) - ” 1,800 — - 
3457. For purchasing Land in Dublin for erecting thereon a Model School iiatune radar Borg Trish currency 6,980 - - 
3458." For the Barrack Masters of Marines; (Lxx. 404.) - --  - = -- = = = = =. = 906 1 9° 
3459. 22 June 1815.—To make oe ‘Sqeieny Eagagmnent entered into —_ Foreign ae previews to 1815; 

(uxx. 418.) - - - 1,451,056 8 3 
3460. For the Improvement of the Buildings of the University of Edinburgh ; ; (cxx. 418.) - - - - = 10,000 - — 
3461. 26 June 1815.—For purchasing a suitable Residence and Estate for the Duke of Wellington ; (Lxx. 427.) - - (200,000 - - 
3462. For Captures by the British Army under the Duke of Wallingue, in Rortegal, Spain ond France, in 2 1809, 

1810, 1811, 1812, 1813, and 1814; (Lxx. 428.) = - 800,000 - — 
3463. Ditto - - - by the Army under Sir Samuel Achmuty at the capture of Java; (Lxx. 448.) - - - - 148,000 - - 
3464. For the Augmentation of the Maintenance of the Poor rs cn 428. ) - - - ~ ~ - 100,000 - - 
3465. Ditto - - - of Scotland; (Lxx. 428.) - . - - - - - - - - 10,000 -—- — 
3466. To make good Money issued pursuant to Addresses ; ain 428. ) - - . . - - - 14,857 19 34 
3467. To make good the like Sum which me been ane out of - Civil oad Walia t to Possens for Public Servients ; 

(Lxx. 428.) - - - - - - - . - 58,767 14 10% 
3468. Ditto - - - heretofore paid out of the Proceeds of Old Naval Stores ; (tx x. 428.) - - - - - 3.933 1 2 
3469. Ditto - - - for Parliamentary Services; (Lxx. 428.) - -. - + - = = * = = 1,806 5 - 
3470. For maintaining and retaining British Forts on the Coast of Africa, for 1815; (Lx x. 428.) - - - 30,000 —- -— 
3471. To be paid to Mrs. Whitfield, ae! ¢ Ljoutenant Bell, for a exertions in preserving the Laney of ae. 

wrecked Seamen ; (Lx x. 428.) - - 500 - —- 

Exchequer Bills, Debentures, and Reduction of the National Debt : 

3472. 15 November 1814.—To pay of and discharge Exchequer ae om out per a 54 oa. es for raising 

£. 10,500,000 and £. 5,000,000; (LXx. 14.) - - - - 12,500,000 - - 
3473. Ditto - - - issued for 1814, charged on the Aids of that Year; nee me - - - - - 15,000,000 — - 
3474. 20 March 1815.—For paying a on 5th Aged 1815 ie Dabenteres svinge i in prranene of Acts 5 53 Gen. Ill.; 

(Lxx.176.) - - 4,500 - — 
3475. For paying half a Year’s Laine on Debentures to 5 April fal 53 aie 176.) - - Soe - - 19,797 10 - 
3476. 25 April 1815.—For discharging Interest on Exchequer Bills; (Luxx. 239.) - - - - - - - 2,000,000 - — 


3477. To be issued and paid to the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, to be placed to the account of 








the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt for the Year ending 1 February 1816; (Lx x.239-240.) 270,000 











3478. For paying Half a Year’s Interest on Debentures to 10 October 1815; (Lx x. 240.) - - . - - 19,685 - - 
3479. 22 June 1815.—For paying off and oearging ao Bills made out ead ae of vant oe for raising 
£. 1,500,000 ; (Lxx. 418.) - - - - - - - 1,500,000 - - 
3480. Ditto - - - for raising £.6,000,000; (Lxx. 418.) - - - - - - - - - - “= 5,500,700 - — 
3481.' 26 June~1815.—For paying off and discharging Exchequer Bills made out per Act 54 Ge. ut. for raising 
£. 3,000,000 for Great Britain, and applying £. 200,000 for Ireland; (Lxx. 428.) - - - 2,940,200 - — 
Civil List : : } =a 
3482. 26 June 1815.—To make good the Deficiency of the Civil List on 5 April 1814; (Lxx. 428.) - - . -. §34,713 - - 
3483. For such Expenses of a Civil nature as do not form a part of the ordinary Charge of the Civil List ; (Lxx.428.) 200,000 - - 
Summary of Grants in Session 1814-15. [55° Geo. III.] 
£. d. 
Navy (including Ordnance Sea Service) - - - - = = = 19,066,046 1 ‘ 4 
Army £.36,397,626. 11. 1}. and £. 50,325. 0. 6. Trish Currency = 36,444,080 8 6 
Militia and Voiunteer Corps - - - - - - - - = = 2,858,741 4 2 
Ordnance (Land Service) - - - - - - = - = - = = 4,111,976 19 4 
Miscellaneous Services for Great ore Caching k- 734,713. 
Civil List Grants)- - - - = - - - - 12,126,382 3 1 
Ditto - - - for Ireland, £.534,990. 1. 10. tate Currency and 
£.9,053- 12. 6. sterling = Wwe «-« - - - - 502,890 12 8 
75,110,118 -— 1 
Treasury Arrangements ;—Payment of Exchequer Bills and 
Debentures, Reduction of na National Debt -_ Layaity Loan 
Payments - - - - - = &lt;2c-e « - - - - 30,840,867 9 3 
Total of Grants in Session 1814-15 - - - £. 114,950,985 9 4 
In Session 1816. [56° Geo. ITI.] 
. 4 ‘ Sums Granted. 
Navy, &amp;c. (including Ordnance Sea Service) : — 
3484. 15 February 1816.—T at 33,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service for the Year 1816, £ «8s. 
including 9,000 Royal Marines ; (LXXI. 46.) 
3485. For Wages for ditto; (Lxx1. 46.) - hae on mae a ae il ©. nit 2h, SOM = 
3486. For Victuals for ditto ; (Lx x1. 46.) “hp ae RE St COT Ta eee 
3487. ~ For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve; (uxx1.46.) -  - - - = - 7~ = 929350 - - 
3488. For Ordnance Sea Service on board such Ships; (Lxx1. 46.) - - - - - f ~ . - 1§0,1§0. - - 
3489. 1 April 1816.—For defraying the elope ond os Expenses of the Adaaienliy | Office for omens (uxxt. 259+) 
Agreed to,(290.)"- - 59,723 16 7 
3490. For defraying the Salaries and conttagiull ‘Pesta of the Navy Office for 1816; tn XI. ssa) Agreedto,(290.) 82,619 18 6 
3491. 5 April 1816.—For defraying the Salaries and contingent Expenses of the way Pay Offices for 1816; (Lxxt. 273. ) 43,864 12 6 
3492. Ditto - - - of the Victualling Office ; (Lx x1. 273.) - - - ° . . 49,195 3 4 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 11K 






























































958 SUPPLY —conitiniwedl: 








seen 
I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply, —se=. 126. [st Geo. IL} cote =— 
Navy (including Ordnance Sea Service) —continued. £. +s. d. 
3493. 5 April 1816-continued.—For Salaries and contingent Expenses of eae poe in 1816; om 273) - + ' 97,533 29 © 
"$494, —dDitto - - - of Woolwich Yard; (Lxxt. 273.) 3. . oe Ss 
3495. Ditto - - = of Chatham Yard; (uxxr.273-)}- *- - = = = = = = = * = 35,450 210 
3496. Ditto - - - of Sheerness Yard; (txx1.273-)- - 6 SO EE Re Cake OR 
3497. Ditto - - - of Portsmouth Yard and Royal Naval College; (xx, 273) “-y oTslhte™® Eble ether De. 320r AAR 6 ere 
3498. Ditto - - - of Plymouth Yard; (uxx1.273.)- - - = oe ae oe? 198 ee ee 
3499. Ditto - - - of the Out Ports; (Lxx1.273.) - - 25 7 5 7 7 Tmt e  e)  6791 3 oe: 
3600. Ditto - - - of Foreign Yards; (uxxr.973) - - *°- - - 7 2 ° - = © ©  §7,668218 7 . 
$501. Ditto - - - of the Victualling Yards; (L1xxr. 273.) tpt, ee ee, ee ee” eo 
$502. For Wages for Officers and Men of Vessels in — — 73) . - - soBa aaalee - 141,121 - 3 
3503. For Bounty to Chaplains; (uxx1.273.) - - . , hncemet aie nbc oyindk th ee 3,467 10 ~ . 
3504. For Victuals of Officers and Men of Vessels in Ordinary ; busta: 73: ) - - - ee - 192,960 7 6 
3505. For Harbour Mooring and Rigging; (Lxx1. 273.) - - - - . ° ° ° ~ - 113,149 - - 
3506. For the Ordinary Repairs of Ships, &amp;c.; (UXXI.273.) - - - - 7 - 7 = =* = §35:589 - - 
3507. For Half Pay Superannuation Allowances to Officers, their Widows and Relations ; (Lxx1. 273.) Agreed to (290.) 1,179,841 7 -6 
3508. For Superannuation Allowances to Commissioners, Secretaries, Clerks, and others ; — 273.) - - 92,707 3 4 
3509. For Buildings and Repairs of Ships; (Lxx1.273.) - - - 7 7 * Ti Ria -. @ueegig — 
3510. For the Purchase of Provisions for Troops and Garrisons on Foreign Stations ; (Lx x1. sak - - © 499,156 - - 
3511. For Salaries and contingent Expenses of the Transport Office, &amp;c. ; (LXXI. 274.) - - - - - 61,303 15 3 
3512. For the Expense of the Transport Service ; (LX XI. 274.) - - - - - - - - « - 1,611,041 2 4 
3513. For Prisoners of War ; (Lx x1. 274.) o's - - - - . - - - - - - 69,820 - — 
3514. For sick and wounded Seamen ; (Lx xt. 274.) - - - : - - - . - - 112,904 6 7 
3515. For Superannuations to Clerks and others in the Transport Office ; 3(UKXI.274.) - - +. = © - 3,080 15 10 
£. 10,114,345 11° 7 
Army: ———_ &gt;; 
3516. 8 March 1816.—Tuat a Number of Land Forces not exceeding 176,615 Men (including the Forces stationed 
in France), and 30,480, proposed to be disbanded (but exclusive of Men belonging to Regiments 
employed in the East Indies, Foreign Corps in British Pay, and the Embodied Militia), be main- 
tained for the Service of Great Britain and Ireland, from 25 December 1815 to 24 December 1816; 
(LXXI. 166.) 
3517. 15 March 1816.—For dctroying * the sae oth of o cere ye aon %5 rerecgerd set to “ December 
1816; (cxxr. 206.) - 385,276 9 6 
3518 Ditto - - - of Dragoon Ronit and the Royal ee Train, for 1816; Main 206.) . - - - 333,693 11 6 
3519. Ditto - - - of Corps of Infantry of the Line; (uxx1.206.) - - - = - + = © 514,288 7 4 
3520. Ditto - - - of the Regiments of Cavalry proposed to be stationed in Ireland; ane ee - 2 «© = -149,872 1.2 
3521. Ditto - - - of Infantry of the Line; (Lxx1. 207.) - - - - - - - “ - 718,188 9.8 
3522. Ditto - - - of Corps of Regular Cavalry and Infantry dintighi to be employed set (LXXI. 207.) -  - 1,539,707 10 4 
3523. Ditto - - - of miscellaneous Charges of Regiments on the British Establishment; (Lxx1. 207.) - - - 462,760 - - 
3524. Ditto - - - for Regiments of the Line to be stationed in Ireland; (Lxx1. 207.) - - - ~ - - 119,856 18 6.. 
3525. Ditto - - - of five troops of Dragoons and twelve companies of Foot stationed in Great Britain, for ening 
corps in India, from 25 December 1815 to 24 December 1816; (uxx1.207.) - ~~ - 20,835 5°65 
3526. Ditto - - - of the Pay of General Officers; (Lx x1. 207.) - - . - - - - - - 182,727 1 2 
3527. Ditto - - - of Full Pay to Supernumerary Officers; (Lxx1I. 207.) - - - - 2 2 = 114,302 6 7 
3528. Ditto - - - of Half Pay to Reduced Officers; (Lxx1. 207.) - - - - - Soe p © - 460,890 7 7 
3529. Ditto - - - of Military Allowances to ditto ; (Lx x1. 207.) et tte Pl 2 er ee eee, 19,677 15 4 
3530. Ditto - - - of the In and Out-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals ; (LXX1. 207.) - - = 910,316 6 7 
3531. Ditto - - - of Pensions to be paid to the Widows of Officers; (1x x1. 207.) - ‘es - - - - 93,899 5 8 
3532. Ditto - - - of Foreign Corps; (uxx1.207-) -  - * - = = = = 2 © = © ..970,669 18 5 
3533. Ditto - - - of Allowances to Chaplains; (Lxx1.207.) - - - - . - - - - - 17,550 19 11 
3534. Ditto - - - of Allowances on the Compassionate List ; (Lx x1. 207.) - - - - - - - - 64,424 - 3 
3535. Ditto - - - of the Commissariat Department in Ireland ; (Lxx1. 207.) - -- - - - - 189,406 10 11 
3536. For the Barrack Department in Ireland ; (uxx1I. 207.) - - - - - - - - ~ - 178,857 16 10 
3537. For Pay and Allowances for certain British Officers attached to the Portuguese Army; (LxXxI. 207.) - - 35,000 —- — 
$538. 18 March 1816.—For defraying the Charge of Recruiting for Land Forces on the British Establishment for 1816; 
(LXX1. 221.) - sa - +s - : . - 2hive - - 6 - 106,063 8 4 
3539. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (uxx1.221.) - - - - = . ° * . “t * - "¥ 39,994 14 7 
3540. For Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments, in the nature of mena mepgoek or retired Allowances to 
Persons belonging to Public Departments; (Lxx1.221.) = - - - -  - 17,964 - 8 
3541. For the Royal Military Asylum ; (Lxx1. 291.) win PloCidenettat di to posoume Tn wO1GMI2CIkL § gust, ay 
3542. For the Royal Military College ; (Lx x1. 221.) o- e@ «0 - e © -2- © -= - =o fHISe+ gues 2900 
3543. For Land Forces proposed to be stationed in France; (LXXI.221.) - - - - + -= = = 1,994,596 13 6 
3644. 8 April 1816.—For defraying the Charge of General = ae Otsen, a 25 — a to 24 semgeer 
1816 ; (Lxx1. 279.) Agreed to,(290.)  - 277,885 10. 1 
3645, For Allowances to the Principal Officers of Public Departments ; (Lxxr. 279.) me to,(290.)- - - 183,062 4 3 
3546. For Medicines and Hospital Contingencies for the Land Forces ; (Lxx1. 280.) Agreed to,(290.) - - - 53013 4 7 
3547. For Exchequer Fees, &amp;c. upon issue to be made for Army Services, for 1816 ; (Lxx1. 280.) Agreed to, (290.) 127,863 2 - 
3548. 10 June 1816.—For the Storekeeper General’s Department in 1816; (xxx1.441.)- - - ©- - - 44800 - 
3549. For the Commissary in Chief’s Department ditto; (Lxx1. 441. ’ oe Sr Sd, FO ee eee 9 fe 
3550. For the Barrack Department ditto; (uxx1.441.) - - - = 5 2 © = = = (778,626 - + 
3551. 18 June 1816.—To defray the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army during the present year; (LXxxI. 477) - 1,600,000 - — 
3552. For Repairs and Alterations at the Royal Military Asylum at Chelsea; (Lxx1. 478.) -  - ye 2,181 - - 
£. 21,11 10 
Militia and Volunteer Corps : lca : . 
3503. eo 1816.—For defraying the Charge of the Militia of the United Kingiom, trom 25 December 1615 to 
ber 1816; (Uxx1. 207.) - - | - - §§9,000 - = 
3564. 8 April 1816.—For paaahes ass :; 
ris abies ge Or yee of Volunteer Corps from 25 December 1815 &amp; toa4 yee 











” 
ae 





, ea 





Ditto - - « of the Militia, Local ; ipa. Wa) iia) a gp AR OE 


90,000 - = 









I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


SUPPLY —continiied. 


(4.)}—Resolutions of Committee of Supply ——seos. 1016. (56 Geo. 11.]—continued. 


3556. 


3567. 


3570... 


3571. 
3772. 


3573. 
3574. 
3575. 
3576. 


3578. 


3617. 


3618. 
3619. 


Miscellaneous Services : 
18 March 1816.—For defraying the Expense of making Seige for the Masyiege of ag Fringes Charlotte of 


10 June 1816. —For the Purchase of the Elgin Marbles; (1xx1. 440.) - - 7 - 


GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1620.) 


Militia and Volunteer Corps—continued. 
13 June 1816.—For defraying the Charge of the disembodied Ethie of Great Bottke and ie pe Corps of Diners 


in Devon and Cornwall-for various periods in 1816 ; (LX XI. 457.)- _~ 


For Extraordinaries of the Ordnance for Great Britain for wen, £. 432,996 8. os ; (Lxxt. 285.) Mictigs foe 
agreeing to Resolution negatived,(290.) - - 

















150,000 - = 





Ditto - - - of Ireland; (EXxI. 457.) - - - - - : . 2 ° ee . - -Gee &lt;a 
Ordnance (Land Service) : £1900213 65 
9 April 1816.—For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Land Service in Great Britain, for 1816 ; ee 285.) 989,220 7 10 
Ditto - - - and not provided for in 1814; (Lxx1. 285.) Agreed to, (290.) - - . - - 67,205 9g 10 
Ditto - - - and not provided for in 1815; (xxx1. 285.) Agreed to, (290.) - - - - - 16,851 13 4 
For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance in Ireland, for 1816; (Lxx1. 285.) Agreed to, (290-) - - - 198837 7 3 
Ditto - - - and not provided for in 1815; (Lxx1. 285.) Agreed to, (290.) - . - - 19,384 12 3 

Ditto - - - in Great Britain, on account of ARewantes to eet, mated, and Half Pay Officers, 3 

(Lxx1, 285.) Agreed to, (290.) - - - 158,240 13 4 
For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance in Ireland, on account of the Pay of Retired Officers of the late Irish 

Artillery and Engineers, and of Pensions to Widows for 1816; (Lx x1. 285.) Agreed to, (290.) - - ° 11,976 9 7 
For Allowances, Compensations, and Emoluments in the nature of Superannuated or Retired Allowances, to 

persons late belonging to the Office of Ordnance in Great Britain; (Lx x1. 285 ) oe iat to, (290.) ~ - 31,474 14 9 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxx1. 285.) Agreed to, (290.) - - - : * 2,993 15 = 
For Expenses of Reduction in the Office of emenans hone Servies in Great Britain in 1816; 

(Lxx1. 285.) Agreed to, (290.) - - - r -, Taer® -.2 
Ditto - - - of the Ordnance Military Corps eniuati in Sin for 1816; hot 285.) Agreed to, (290.) -, 186,003 9 9g 





£. 1,882,188 12 11 


Wales with the Prinee of Cobourg, nem. con.; (LXXI. 221.) - . 


1 April 1816.—For paying off and discharging on 5 April 1816, certain Five per cent Annuities; (Lx x1. 259.) - 


13 May 1816.—To defray the Expense of angering Ge Protestant Chater Schadle of Ireland one Year, ending 


5 January 1817; (Lxx1. 363.) - - - (Irish Currency) 


For the Foundling Hospital; (Lxx1. 363.) - - - - + = = = = ditto - 
For the House of Industry ; (Lx x1. 363.) - . - - - - - - - ditto - 
For the Richmond Lunatic Asylum ; (Lxxr. 363.) - - - - - - - - ditto - 
For the Hibernian Society for Soldiers Children ; (1x x1. 363.) - 7 ~ NTs. ditto - 
For the Hibernian Marine Society ; (Lx x1. 363.) - - - - - - - - ditto - 
For the Female.Orphan House ; (Lx x1. 363.) - - - - - - - - - ditto - 
For the Westmorland Lock Hospital; (1x x1. 363.) - . - - - - . - ditto - 
For the Lying-in Hospital ; (Lx x1. 363.) - - - - . - - - - ditto - 
For Sir Patrick. Dun’s Hospital ; 1xx1. 363.) - = - - - - - - - - ditto - 
For Doctor Steevens’ Hospital; (Lxxt. 363.) - - - ©- = += = = = ditto - 
For the Fever Hospital; (1x x1.964.) - - - - - - - - - - ditto - 
For the Roman. Catholic Seminary ; (Lx x1. 364.) - - - - - - - - ditto r 
For the Society.for promoting Education ; (Lx x1. 364.) - - ~ . - - - ditto - 
For the Association for discountenancing Vice, and promoting the Christian Religion ; (Lxx1. 364.) ditto - 
For the Expense of the Commissioners of. Charitable Donations; (Lx x1. 364.) - - - ditto - 
For the Green Coat Hospital; £.181.; txx1. 364. Amended, 35. - - - . ditto - 
For Printing, &amp;c. for Public Offices ; (uxxt: 364.) - - - . - . - ditto 7, 
For printing Statutes; (Lx x1. 964.) - - - - - - - - - - ditto - 
For printing Proclamations, &amp;c. ; (Lx x1. 364.) - - - - - - - - - ditto - 
For Criminal Prosecutions; (Lx X1. 364.) - - - - - - &gt; . - ditto . 
For-apprehendinig Public Offenders ; (Lx x1. 364.) - . -" - - - - ditto - 
For Non-conforming Ministers in Ireland; (ux x1. 364.) - - - - - - - ditto - 
For Seceding Ministers of Ulster; (Lxx1. 364.) - - - - - - - - ditto - 
For Lottery Officers ; (rx x1. 364.) - - - - - - a . ditto - 
For Remuneration of Public Officers for their stitinasidianity aatihie in 1816; (Lxxt1. 364.) - ditto - 
For an additional Allowance to the Chairman of the monet be cont Hovigniha i in mena - 

(Lxx1. 364.) .- - - - - - - - - ditto - 
To defray the Expensé of Pratique in the Port of Dublin ; penton 364.) - - - - ditto - 
For Clothing His Majesty’s Heralds, &amp;c.; (uxx1.364-) = - - = - = = ditto - 
Ditto - - .- the-Battle Axe Guards; (xxx1..3964.) - - -. = © 5 © = ditto - 
For building Churches and Glebe Houses ; (Lx x1. 364-) - - - - - - - ditto - 
For the Board of Works; (xx x1. 364.) - - - - - - - - ditto - 
For the Linen.and Hempen Manufactures of Ireland ; ‘glee 364.) - - - - - ditto - 
For the Expenses of the Commissioners of Wide Streets; (1xx1. 364.) - - - - ditto - 

- For the Dublin Society ; (Lxx1.964.)- - . - : - - . . - - - ditto - 
For the Farming Society; (Lxx1..364.) - _ - - evigend auls - - . ditto - 
For the Cork Institution ; (Lxx1.3964.). - -  - -. = * 7 ©  * ditto - 


27 May 1816.—For dofraging &amp; wap of completing the Roya Cont oom Coolnahay to Tarmonbursy ; 


(LXxI. 403.) - ditto - 


6 June 1816.—Towards making good any deiciongy or lon thet may arise fom the Re-qrieege ¢ the, Silver Coin 


of the Realm; (Lxx1. 432.) - 


sas the East 7 te eae defraying the Expenses incurred by nom for the Publi Service; 
LXXI. 432.) - b 


For confining and employing Conviets at home, for 1816; 3; (LxXxI. 0) dt I EE FEES 
To pay Bills drawn or to-be drawn from New South Wales ; (Lxx1. 432.) - - - - - - - 
For paying off and discharging, on 10 October 1816, certain Five per cent Annuities; (LxxI.432:)- - - 


For defraying the Expense of the Building of a Penitentiary House for 1846 ; (Lxx1.432.) - - Pan ve 
For the Relief of the suffering Clergy and Laity of France, Toulonese and Corsican na sn &amp;e. ; eed 432.) 
For defraying the Charge of the Civil Establishment of the — Islands ; (LX XI. 440. ) ee abe Te 
Ditto - - - of the Bermudas; (uxx1.440.) - -_ - - ets be # Me 


60,000 - — 
“174,681 2 6 
41,539 - - 
32,725 ~ oF 
41,210 - - 
28,281 - - 
8,932 - - 
3,094 ; “nn 
s437 7 = 
9,010 - — 
ast = = 
T71 -.2 
1,590 - - 
5,000 - = 
9,673 ~ of 
6,000 - - 
8,410 - - 
§00 - = 
113 - = 
24,783 14 5 
3,726 5. = 
10,500 = — 
25,000 - = 
2,500 - = 
9,297 - - 
3961 - - 
2112 - — 
1,250 - = 
goo - 
1,047 10 2 
1,086 - 
749 - =.= 
10,000 + — 
31,117 10 6 
21,600 - - 
19,000 - = 
10,000 - - 
4,918 - - 
2,500 - — 


500,000 = = 


945,491 13 4 
—s 
80,000 - -~- 


ESSE 
43,151 2 - 


42,000 = ~ 
40,000 ~ — 
35,000 - — 
3,301 10 — 
1,023 ~ = 



















960 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. CE 
(4.)—Resolutions. of Committee of Supply ,—sess. 1816. [56° Geo. 111:}—continued. Sums Granted. 
Miscellaneous Services—continued. om 4 
3620. 10 June 1816-continued.—For defraying the Charge of the Civil Establishment of Dominica ; Gas 440.) ° — 600 -— - 
3621. Ditto - - - of Upper Canada; (1xxr. 440.) - - = = = = = ' - eo = © 20,865 - = 
3622. Ditto - - - of Nova Scotia; (Lxx1. 440.) - - - °“- - - - - - - - 13,440 - — 
3623. Ditto - - - of New Brunswick ; (1x XI. 440.) - - - . - - - - - . - - 6,196 10 - 
3624. Ditto - - - of Cape Breton; (LxxXI. 440.) - - - - - - - “ - - - - 2,194. - —- 
3625. Ditto - - - of Prince Edward Island ; (Lx x1. 440.) - - - - - - - - - - - 3,826 - — 
3626. Ditto - - - of Newfoundland ; (Lxx1. 440.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 5,485 =- - 
3627. Ditto - - - of New South Wales; (Lx x1. 440.) - - - - - we - - + 12,423 10 — 
3628. Ditto - - - of Sierra Leone; (Lxx1. 440.) .- - - ° ° a ° ae, n&gt; 15,660 - -— 
3629. For the Superintendence of Aliens for 1816; (Lx x1. 440.) - - - he a. - - 4,895 6 - 
3630. For Building and Repairs at the New Mint for 1816; (Lxx1.440.) - - - - - = = = 13,830 - = 
3631. For defraying the Expense of Law Charges ;. (Lx x1. 441.) eo - - ft Ghosh Pater 10,000 -— — 
3632. For Prosecutions relating tothe Coin ; (Lx x1. 441.) - - - - . - - - - . 4,000 -— = 
3633. For Superannuation Allowances to retired Officers of the Mint ; (Lx x1. 441.) - - - - - - 680 - - 
3634. Ditto - - - tothe Clerks in the Audit Office; (Lx xt. 441.) - - - - - - - - - 1,850 ~ =&lt; 
3635. Ditto - - - to Joseph Planta, Esquire; (Lxx1. 441.) FET AE ENE SENN OR A ENS RIED 266 13 4 
3636. Ditto - - - to Lottery Officers; (Lxx1.441.)-  - - - = 25 2 S 2 (2 2 fF 299 - - 
3637. Ditto - - - for the Relief of American Loyalists, for 1816; (1x x1. 441.) - - - - - - - 15,000 - — 
3638. For the National Vaccine Establishment; (LxxI.441.) - - - - - = © -#* = &amp; 3,000 — - 
3639. For the Repair of Henry the Seventh’s Chapel; (Lx x1. 441.) - - - - - dm, - 2,955 4 - 
3640. To defray the Supplemental Charge for printing =, ayee -_ ome Papers, by Order of the House, for 
Session 1812-13; (LxXxI. 441.) - - - - - 6,071 19 8 
3641. For Deficiency of Grant of last Session for Printing ditto in 1815; (Lxx1. 441 )- - - . - - 5,128 10 6 
3642. For printing ditto in the present Session; (LXXI. 441.) - - - - ° - - - - 16,000 - — 
3643. For printing Votes in ditto ; (Lx x1. 441.) - . - ° - - - 2,500 — — 
3644. To make good Deficiency of Grant of 1815 for printing the 68th Volume of Sitabins (LxXXI. 441.) se 891 311 
3645. For printing the 69th Volume of Journals; (Lxx1. 441.) - - - : a a - - - 2,500 —- — 
3646. For re-printing Journals and Reports in 1816 ; (Lx x1. 441.) - - - - - - - - - 6,000 - = 
3647. For printing Acts for the Houses of Parliament and for printing for the House of Lords for 1816 ; (PERR. 441.) 19,000 - = 
3648. To make good Deficiency of Grant of last Session for ditto ; (LxXx1I. 441.) - - - - - - 3,015 18 42 
3649. To make good Deficiency of Grant of 1815 for re-printing Journals and Reports; (LX x1. 441 ) eS ere 3,208 12 104 
3650. 18 June 1816.—To be distributed to the Officers and Men who served under the Command of Admiral Lord Keith 
on the Coasts of Spain and F Paanany for ayia aa Eavaty oa aang | to Oe Public vtech : 
(uxx1. 478.) - + : . - 116,450 - - 
3651 To be distributed to the Officers and Men who ary sie the Command of ae are Robert Comet at the 
Capture of Naples, on 13 May 1815; (Lxx1. 478.) - - - = 150,000 — = 
3652. To be paid to the Governors of the Bounty of Que Anne for es Anguatein of oe Maintenance of Poor 
Clergy ; (Lxx1. 478.) - - - - - - 100,000 - - 
3653. For the British Museum; (Lxx1. 478.) - ee. - - - - te ea oe --* 10,253 19 6° 
3654. To defray the Expenses of removing the Elgin Marbles; (Lx x1. 478.) - - - - - - - « 800 —- -— 
3655. For erecting a temporary Building for their Reception ; (Lx x1. 478.) - epee - - - - - 1,700 —~ — 
3656. For Foreign and other Secret Services; (Lxx1.478.)-  - = - oF RS) t larche” siehie onnrey siege el 
3657. Towards making Roads and building Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland ; (LxXI. 478.) - . - - 20,000 —- = 
3658. For the Caledonian Canal; (Lxx1. 478.) ee ee - - Soe Se. eg 2G 
3659. For the Establishment of the Penitentiary House, from 24 June 1816 te to 24 June 1817; wa 478.) - - 47,500 - = 
3660. For the Expense of building Ge ana ot peeing oe nad os Sgumtmantn of a Chant, for 1816; 
(Lxx1, 478,) - - - - §,000 - = 
3661. For completing the idinaliial of the River Thames at Milbank, for “1816; ; (Luxx. 478.) - . + - 2,583 - - 
3662. For maintaining and repairing British Forts on the Coast of Africa ; (Lx x1. 478.) - - - - - 23,000 - — 
3663. For Works and Repairs of the King’s Bench Prison; (Lxx1. 478.) - - .- - - — - 3,764 5 = 
3664, For repairing the Roads between London and Holyhead, for 1816; (Lxx1.478.) - - - - - ° 10,000 — — 
3665, For carrying on in the Year 1816 the Improvements of Holyhead Harbour ; (Lxx1. 478.) - - - - 16,490 - — 
3666. For the erection of an Asylum for Criminal Lunatics ; (Lxx1. 478.) - ~ - - - - - - 8,424 15 = 
3667. For a Remuneration to Mr. Aaron Graham for his Services as Inspector of Convict Hulks; (uxx1.478.)- —- 9000 - = 
2668. For the Expense of Works at the College of Edinburgh, in 1816;  (Lxx1. 478.) - - , ° - - 10,000 -— — 
366n. For the Board of Agriculture for 1816; (Lxx1. 478.) - - - - - - - - - - 3,000 - — 
3670. To be paid to the Portuguese Government in gemannee of a Convention age at Vienne ot Sommny 18155 ; 
(Lxx1.478.) - - ~ - - - - ' - 300,000 - - 
3671. For carrying on the Improvements in Westminster ; (Lx x1. 478.) - - - - - - - - 5,000 — — 
3672. For Civil Contingencies in Ireland; (1x x1. 478.) - - - - - : ° - - 40,000 - —- 
3673. To be paid to the Trustees and Commissioners of the First Fruits in Ireland; — 478.)  - (Irish Currency) 50,000 - - 
3674. To continue the Works of Howth Harbour in 1816 ; (Lx x1. 478.) - - - - a; ditto - 46,000 - - 
3675. For constructing Fountains in Dublin, and for supplying the Poor Inhabitants with Water ; ae 478.) 
to - 000 —- — 
3676. For the Governors of the Hospital of Incurables in Dublin; (Lxx1. 478.) - - - . ditto - §04 - - 
3677. For the Expenditure of the Royal Irish Academy for 1816 ; (LxxI. 479.) - aoe lg he ditto - 769 - - 
3678. Ditto - - - of the Belfast Academical Institution; (Lx x1. 479.) - - - - - ditto - 1,500 —- — 
Exchequer Bills, Debentures, and Reduction of the National Debt : a 
3679. 19 February 1816.—For paying off and ene. ae. —_ =e out wii al Acts 55 oF me. for raising 
£. 12,500,000. by; (LXXI. 30.) - - ~ 11,024,100 — — 
3680. Ditto - - - for raising £. 4,500,000; (Lxx1.30.) -  - - - ea, - - - . - 4,500,000 - — 
3681. Ditto - - - for raising £. 1,500,000; (LXxI.30.)  - - - - . - - - - + - 1,500,000 —- — 
3682. For paying off and discharging Exchequer Bills issued and charged upon the Aids of 1815; (LXx1.30.) - - 18,694,100 - -— 
3683. 15 March 1816.—For discharging Interest on Exchequer Bills; (Lxxr.907.)-  - + = = (= © = 2,000,000 - - 
3684. To be issued and paid to the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, to be placed to the account ‘of the 
Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt for the Year ending 1 February 1817 ; (LXXI. 207.) .260,000 - — 
3685. 1 April 1816.—For paying off on 5 April 1816 the Debentures raised under Acts 53 Geo. III.; ({xX1. 259.) - 787,400 - - 
3686. To pay Half Year’s Interest to 5 Apeil _ on cw - vanes by Debenteres ie ae 53 ee III. ; 
(LXXI. 259.) - - «19,685 - - 





SUPPLY—continued.: 























SUPPLY—continued. 


aNneSao0Qqqnananaqoanaunuoum99sseeeeseeeee SSS 
I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess. 1816, [56° Geo. 111.}—continued. Pens Spates, 
Exchequer Bills, Debentures, and Reduction of the National Debt—continued. “ih, 4 
3687. 27 ~ 1816.—For paying off and cocharging Eathoqer ails unde aa per Ast 55 Gm. ul. for raising 
,000,000. by; (LXXI. 403.) &gt; - 6,000,000 - - 
Civil List : —————— 
3688. 18 June 1816.—To replace to the Civil List Some Konmt changetble Gorm, or inns agate since 5 January 
1816; (LxxI. 477.) - - - = = 185,000 -— - 
3689. To provide for such Expenses of a aioe Nature, as do not form a part of the ordinary Charges of the Civil List ; 
(Uxx1.478.)- - - - &gt; ae % 1% © . 90O@00 —\ = 
£.485,000 - — 
&gt; , a —[—S==— 
Summary of Grants in Session 1816. [56° Geo. III.] 
i &amp; d. 





3690. 


3691. 
3692. 
3693. 
3694. 


3695. 


3697. 


3698. 


3699. 
3700. 
3701. 
3702. 
3703. 
3704. 


3705. 


3706. 
3707. 


3708. 


3709. 


3710. 


3711. 


3712. 
3713. 
3714. 
3715. 


3716. 
3717. 


3718. 
3719. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


Navy (including Ordnance Sea Service) - 





10,114,345 11 


7 





a a a ee ee ae ee “2 = 2+ 2 = (=. 11,319,407 4-10 
Militia and Volunteer Corps - - - - - 6 Ce bi! Mer Sein. Be ee 
Ordnance (Land Service) - - - - - = - - = = = © = 1,882,188 12 11 

Miscellaneous Services, for papers Britain (including £.485,000. Civil 
List Grants) - - - = - - + - - = 5+ + = = + 3,420,781 11 6 
Ditto - - - for Ireland, (£. 547,014. 58. 5d. Irish Currency) = - 504,936 5 - 
£. 28,041,772 14 - 

Treasury Arrangements ;—Payments of Exchequer Bills and Debentures, 
Reduction of the National Debt, and Loyalty Loan Payments - - 45,003,117 4 6 





Total Grants in Session 1816 - - - £. 73,044,889 18 6 


LL 


In Session 1817. [57° Geo. III.] 











Navy, &amp;c. (including Ordnance Sea Service) : Sums Granted, 
21 February 1817.—THAT 19,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service for six lunar months Roan 
from 1 January 1817, including 6,000 Royal Marines ; (LXXII. 93.) £ 65. dd. 
For Wages for ditto; (LX XII. 93.) - - - . - - - - - - - . - - @16400 - « 
For Victuals for ditto; (Lx XII. 93.) - - - - - - - - ° - ° ° - 233,700 - = 
For Wear and Tear of Ships; (LX XII. 93.) - - - - - - . - - - - - . 245,100 - = 
For Ordnance Sea Service ; (LX XII. 93.) - - - - - - - - - “ ~ © 22,800 - = 
17 March 1817.—For the Ordinary earcemersee of vam way i six e ene, commencing 1 January 1817 ; 
(Lxxt1. 166.) oe a, Ce ee - = = 1,142,838 11 4¢ 
For the Extraordinary Establishment of ditto 3 ree 167.) - - - - - - L “ - 180,759 7 
For the Transport Service for sick and wounded Seamen and Prisoners of War ; (Lx x11. 167.) - - - 142,500 - = 
21 June 1817.—L HAT 19,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service for seven months from 
17 June 1817, including 6,000 Royal Marines ; EEE, 385. ) 
For Wages for ditto ; (Lx x11. 385.) - - - - - - - - 252,700 - = 
For Victuals for ditto; (Lx x11. 385.) - - - - - - - . - - - - - 272,650 - - 
For Wear and Tear of Ships; (Lxx11. 385.) - - - - - - - - - - - - «ane - « 
For Ordnance Sea Service ; (Lx x11. 385.) - - - - - - - - - - - ° 26,600 — — 
Towards paying off and discharging the Debt of the Navy and Transport Service; (Lxx11. 386.) - - - 1,660,000 - 
For the Expense of the Transport Service, &amp;c.; (Lxx11. 386.) - - - : - - - - - 119,026 16 6 
1 July 1817.—For the Ordinary Establishment of the Navy for seven naar months commencing 18 June 1817 ; 
(LXXII. 435-) ctl epies olaplltnintt Bly eee editing etnies ait  ~§ . 
For the Extraordinary Establishment of ditto; (Lx x11. 435.) - . - - - - - - - 610,885 15 44 
For Provisions for Troops and Garrisons on Foreign Stations; (LXX11. 435.) - - - - - 300,000 - 
£.7,645,422 1 @ 
Army : = 
24 February 1817.—Towards defraying the Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces at Home and Abroad (excepting 
the Corps stationed in France and Regiments in the East Indies) for 1817; (LXXII. 99.) - - 500,000 — «= 
4 March 1817.—Towards further defraying the Charge of His Majesty's hana Forces a. (excepting the . Gorge 
stationed in France and the East Indies) for 1817 ; (LX XII. 144.) - - 500,000 — - 
11 March 1817.—THAT 121,035 men (including Forces stationed in France), and 15,585 pro- 
posed to be disbanded, and 1,863 proposed to be transferred to the Indian Establishment 
(but exclusive of the men employed by the East India Company, Commissioned and 
Non-Commissioned Officers included) be maintained for Great Britain and Ireland from 
25 December 1816 to 24 June 1817 ; (LXXII. 152.) 
For further defraying the Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces forservice in Great Britain and stations abroad 
(excepting the Corps in France and Regiments employed in the East Indies) ditto ; (Lx x11. 152.) - - 237,600 —- - 
For Land Forces in Ireland, &amp;c.; (Lx x11. 152.) - - - - - - - - - 438,000 - - 
For Corps on the British Establishment disbanded, or proposed to ~~ harvey (LXXII. 152.) - - - - 191,600 - + 
For Corps in Ireland proposed to be reduced ; (LX X11. 152.) - - - - - &gt; . - - 16,700 - = 
For In-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital ; (Lx x1I. 153.) - . - - - - ° - - - 20,500 — — 
For ditto - - - in Kilmainham Hospital; (xxx11. 153.) - - - - - - - ° - - 8,300 - - 
For Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital; (Lxx1r.153.) - - -" - uf egans - - - 393,200 - = 
For ditto - - - of Kilmainham Hospital; (Lxx11.153.) - - - &lt; - ' - . - - 82,700 -— - 
For the Army of Occupation in France ; (LX XII. 253.) - - . - &lt; . - - - - 1,000,000 ~— — 



























962 























































3720. 


3721. 


3722. 
3723. 


3724. 
3725. 
3726. 
3727. 
3728. 
3729. 
3730. 


3731. 
3732. 
3733. 
3734. 
3735. 
3736. 
3737. 
3738. 
3739. 
3740. 
3741. 
3742. 


3743. 
3744. 
3745. 
3746. 
3747. 
3748. 
3749. 
3750. 
3751. 


3752. 
3753. 


3754. 
3755. 


3756. 
3757. 


3758. 
3759. 


3760. 


3761. 


3762. 


3763. 
3764. 


3765. 
3766. 


3767. 


3768. 
3769. 


3770. 


3772. 
3773. 
3774. 


3775. 
3776. 


3777. 


Militia and Volunteer Corps : 


SUPPLY —continued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess. 1817. [57° Geo. 111.]—continued. 
Army—continued. 


13 May 1817.—THAT a number of Land Forces not exceeding 121,035 Men (including Forces 
stationed in France) also 15,585 men proposed to be disbanded, and 1,863 men proposed 
to be transferred to the Indian Establishment in 1817, but exclusive of regiments now 
employed in the East Indies, be maintained for the service of Great Britain and Ireland 


from 25 June to 24 December following ; (LX XII. 261.) 


To complete the Sum required for Land Forces (excepting Corps in France and mh &amp; in the a Indies) 


from 25 December 1816 to 24 December 1817; (Lxx11.261.) - - - - 
Ditto - - - for Land Forces in Ireland ; (Lx x11. 262.) - - - es, - - 
For defraying the Charge of General and Staff Officers and Officers of the Hospital in am Britain and on 
Foreign Stations (excepting France and India); (Lx x11. 262.) - - - - ° 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxx11. 262.) - " » ‘. % « n . . 2 “ a 
Ditto - - - of Allowances to Principal Officers of Public Departments; (Lxx11.262.) - - - = - 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxx11. 262.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 
Ditto - - - of Medicines and Surgical materials for Land Forces for 1817 ; (Lxx11. 262.) - - - 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxx11. 262.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 
For defraying the Charge of Land Forces for service in France ; (Lx x11. 262.) _- - - - - 
Ditto - - - of four troops of Dragoons and twelve companies of Foot stationed in Great Britain, ae recruiting 
Corps in India; (Lxxi1. 262.) - - - - - - - - - - - 
For the Royal Military College for 1817 ; (Lxx11. 262.) - - ~ - - - - - - 


Ditto - - - of the Pay of General Officers not being Colonels of Regiments ; (Lx x11. 262.) - - . 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (uxxtt.962.) - - - + - += + © += 2+ 2 =  ¢ 
Ditto - - - of Garisons at Home and Abroad ; (Lx x11. = - - - - - - - * 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxx11. 262.) - ° - ~ - = * vd ef - " 
For defraying the Charge of Full Pay for Retired Officers ; erent 262.) 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxx11. 262.) - 3 &gt; &gt; - : &gt; ‘ “ 4 *! ; 


Ditto - - - for Half Pay to Reduced Officers; (tx x11. 262.) - - - - - - - : 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxx11. 262.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - 
Ditto - - - of Military Allowances ; (Lx x11. 262.) - - - - - - - - - - - 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lx x11. 262.) - - - - - - - - 
Ditto - - - of Half Pay and Reduced pny to Officers of disbanded Foreign Com, Fossiomn. &amp;e. 5 
(Lxx1t. 263.) - - - - - - - - - - 
Ditto - - - of In-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital ; (ux x11. 263.) - - - - - - - : 
Ditto - - - of In-Pensioners of Kilmainham Hospital ; (Lxx11. 263.) - - - - - - - 
Ditto - - - of Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital; (Lxx11. 263.) - - - - - - . - 
Ditto - - - of Out-Pensioners of Kilmainham Hospital ; (Lx x11. 263.) - - - - - - - 
Ditto - - - of the Royal Military Asylum at Chelsea; (Lx x11. 263.) - - - - - - - . 
For Pensions to be paid to Widows of Officers; (Lxx11.263.) - - a Oe ee reaah tM 
Ditto - - - in [reland; (Lxx11. 263.) - - - = - - - - - - - - - 
Ditto - - - of Allowances on the Compassionate List ; (Lx x11. 263.) - - - - - - - 
Ditto - - - of Allowances, Compensations, and Emoluments in the nature of Superannuation or Retired 
Allowances to Persons belonging to Public Departments ; (Lx x11. 263.) - - . - - - 

Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxx11. 263.) - - ir Su te - - pe PEI EES. Sip Py 


For defraying the Charge of Fees  ampooted to be Leh at me Eachoqeer on the issue al Army Sapvien 3 
(Lx x11, 263.)- - - 


Ditto - - - of Corps existing on 25 nies 1816, bot. now disbanded ; cane. 263.) - - - 
Ditto - - - of Corps in Ireland proposed to be reduced ; (Lx x11. 263.) - - - - - ; 


10 June 1817.—For the Service of the Barrack Department in Great Britain in 1817; (LxxIt. 339.) - 


For the Supply of Bread, Meat and Forage, Coals, &amp;c. for Troops in Great Britain and on Foreign rea mee 


and for the Pay of the Commissariat Department, for 1817; (Lx x11. 339.) - - - - 


17 June 1817.—To defray the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army fur Great Britain; (Lxx11. 367.) - 
Ditto - - - for Ireland; (Lxx11.967.) - - + - - © 2 * © 2 © = 


21 June 1817.—For the Commissariat Department in Ireland, from 25 December 1816 to 24 December 1817; 


(Lx x11, 387.) - - ° - - . . - a a ° &gt; - : 
For the Barrack Department in Ireland; (Lx x11. 387.) - - - - - : . « - 


£.11,015,950 6 8} 


Sums Granted. 





1,237,371 5 6 
438,405 15 


to 


111,548 12 
35,266 19 1 

153,775 6 
8,828 7 
15,000 — 
11,446 3 

1,030,603 15 


Iie | on = » 


17,824 1 
28,155 4 
177,360 6 
1,684 12 
27,045 3 
7,033 6 
127,311 13 
5,224 7 
597430 — 
59,492 7 
29,106 17 
2,520 19 


ee 
HK AADAIi OCORHF PR IL ON 


ol 


133,462 - - 
20,519 —- 4 
8,341 13 11 
393,260 2 11 
82,708 15 4 
345415 5 5 
80,770 ih N 
18,214 9 - 
163,502 3 7 
19,672 6 
5,894 13 10 


35,000 —- — 
131,714 - - 
16,747 ~ ea 


83,038 - - 


500,649 - - 


1,400,000 -— — 


100,000 - = 


194,566 11 10% 
151,439 19 QZ 








11 March 1817.—For defraying the Charge of Vetatees Cagge-t in Gooss Belsain, a 25 Rounder, oat to 


24 June 1817; (Lxx11.152.) -  —- 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (uxx11. 152.) - - - - ‘ee. - - - - - 


13 May 1817.—To complete the Sum required for veneer Cages in Cres atta, aay 25 Santee — to 


24 December 1817; (Lxx11. 262.) -  - 


Ditto - - s\fnilv@land; (uxxte@s) - - ~&lt; + © © © «© S “se «2 “e 

For Allowances to Reduced Adjutants of the Local Militia ; (Lx x11. 262.) - - - - - - 
21 June 1817.—For Pay and contingent Allowances of Yeomanry Corps on permanent service in Ireland, from 

25 December 1816 to 24 December 1817; (LUxx1r. 387.)- - - - - - - = 

1 July 1817.—For the disembodied Militia of Great Britain for 1817 ; (Lx x11. 435:) - - - - 


Ditto - - of Ireland; (Lxx11. 435.) - OR Tess geen) eae ae rhe ae ae 


Ordnance (Land Service) : 


7 March 1817.—Towards defraying the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for 1817; (LXx1I. 144.) - - 


18 March 1817.—For the Charge of the Office of Cvepaie” men ans, oH aa an rae 1 t Sengny » 


30 June 1817; (Lxx11. 169.) - - 
For Expenses of Services performed and not puevided ‘fori in 1805; (Lxxu. 165, ) cake Sopend sim 
Ditto - - - and not provided for in.1816; (Lxx11. 169.) - - - e 


For defraying the Expenses of Radeetion in &gt; Ope bs Oninene, from 1 anuary to — 30 June sapays ; 


(LXxu. 169.) - « 


37:500 - - 
15,800 - - 


37,500 
15,865 9 7 
19,500 


20,000 - - 


207,832 7 - 
124,522 17 5 


£.478,520 14 - 
——— 





For Allowances to Superannuated, Retired and Half. pay Officers, also for cies to Widows; oa 169). 


For the Allowance to Superannuated and Half Pay Officers, and for Pensions to wounded Officers 8 belonging 


to the Ordnance Military Corps, and not provided for in 1816; (Lxx11. 170.) a. 


Ditto - - - to Persons late belonging | to the Office of Ordnance, from 1 January » » Sune 3817.3 


(Luxx. 170.) - 


at 


100,000 - - 


248 —_—- = 
25,000 = = 
25,081 - 11 


25,000 —- * 
105,000 - = 
30,831 9 6 


15,000 - — 











SUPPLY —continued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply,—ses. 1911. + (61° Geo, HL} —contime 


3778. 
3779. 


3780. 


3781. 


3782. 
3783. 


3784. 
3785. 
3786. 


3787. 


3788. 


3789. 
3790. 


3791. 
3792. 


3793. 


3794. 
3795. 
3796. 
3797. 
3798. 
3799. 


3801. 


3803. 


3805. 
3806. 
3807. 


3810. 
3811. 
3812. 
3813. 
3814. 
3815. 
3816. 
3817. 
3818. 
3819. 


3831. 


Miscellaneous Services : 
6 February- 1817.—To pay off Treasury Bills issued in seam opens to Acts 53 Geo. III. c. 61, and 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


Ordnance (Land Service)—continued. 
18 March 1817-continued.—For the Office of Ordnance for Ireland ; (Lx x11. 170.) - . 


Ditto - - - on account of Pay of Retired OGenp of te inte Royal irish Artillery and Engineers, and Pension 
to Widows; (LXXII. 170.) - 


Ditto - - - of Allowances, Camilla and "alchiiienit to Person late belonging to the Office of Ordaahon 
in Ireland; (LXXII. 170.) - - - ‘ : a ‘ 


10 June 181'7.—In full, for the Cane lk the one of Ordnance for Land Service, for Great ‘Betula, for 39873 3 


(Lxxil. 338.) - - . « ° . ° “ &gt; 
Ditto - - - for Ireland; (uxx11. 338.) - - - - - o 


Ditto - - - for Expenses of Potastion | in the OGes 4 Ordnance for Land Servic in Great Britain, in wags ; 
(Lx x11. 338.) - - 


Ditto - -.- on account of iat te Retired General Oficers, he. al for Pensions to Widows; 
(Lxx11. 338.) - : - - - - . - - - - - ~ - ‘ ss 
Ditto - - - for Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments in the nature of Superannuated or Retired 


Allowances to Persons late belonging to the Office of Ordnance, and for Widows Pensions; (Lx x11, 338.) 
In full, for the Charge of the Office of Ordnance in Ireland, on account of the Pay of Butved Officers of the 
late Irish Artillery and Engineers, and of Pensions to Widows ; (Lx x11. 338.) - 
Ditto - - - of Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments in the nature of Supiseoneniill Aiwa to 
Persons late belonging to the Office of Ordnance in Ireland, and for Widows Pensions ; (Lx x11. 338.) - 








56 Geo. III. c. 41; (Lx X11. 32.) - - - - &gt; “ 


- (Irish Currency) 
Ditto - - - pursuant to Acts 56 Geo. III. c. 41, 42, and 47; aes, 32.) - - 


(British Currency) 


11 March 1817.—To Le issued and paid by equal quarterly Payments to the Governor and Company of the Bank 


- of England, to be by them placed to the account of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National 
Debt, for the year ending 1 February 1818; (Lx x11. 153.) . - - - ° . m . 


For paying off certain five per cent Annuities on 5 April 1817; (Lxx1I.153-) - - - - - - 


20 May 1817.—To defray the upehes of coniialng, er pean th and employing Cane at terpen, for 1817; 


(LXXII. 290.) - * &gt; 
To defray Bills drawn, or which may be drawn, from New South Wales for 1817; Seni 290.) - - - 


10 June 181'7.—For the Civil Establishment of Sierra Leone; (Lxxur.938:) - - - -— = eo tts 
Ditto - - - of Nova Scotia; (Lxx1I. 338.) - - - = e * . . a * ij a 
Ditto - - - of New South Wales; (1xx11. 338.) - - - - - “eo é J J 4 
Ditto - - - of Upper Canada; (Lx x11. 338.) - - - - - - ° - m &amp; Jj 2s 
Ditto - - - of New Brunswick; (Lxx11. 338.) - - - - - . . &lt; s ® = 
Ditto - - - of Newfoundland; (Lx x11. 338.) - . - - - - - - a A . &amp; 
Ditto - - - of St. John; (Lxxtr. 338.) - - - - - - ° ~ ‘ i A . re 
Ditto - - - of the Bahama Islands ; (Lx x11. 338.) - - - - - - ~ a he é ai 
Ditto - - - of Cape Breton; (Lxx11. 338.) - . - - - - - ° . . z i. 
Ditto - - - of Dominica; (Lxx11. 339.) witiy oth 98S peg a cgt oye) 0k lepine! &gt; 


For printing Acts for the Houses of Parliament, and for printing for the House of Lords; (Lx x11. 339.) - 
For printing 1,250 Copies of 49th Volume of Journals of House of Peers; (Lxx11.339.) - - - = = 
To make good Deficiency of Grant for 1816, for printing 69th Volume of Journals ; (Lx x11. 339.) eo fe 
For defraying the Expense of printing the 7oth Volume of Journals; (Lxx11. 339.) - - - - &lt; 


Ditto - - - the 71st Volume of Journals; (LX x11. 339.) - - - - - " &gt; as s é 
Ditto - - - the 72d Volume of Journals; (Lx x11. 339.) - - - “ - ‘ e - « 5 
For printing Journals and Reports in 1817 ; (LXX11.339-) — - - ° Pe" - 


To make good Deficiency of Grant for re-printing Journals and Reports for 1816; (LxXx11. 330) St, dh ogo 
For printing Bills, Reports, and other Papers, by Order of the House, during the present Session ; (LX x11. 339. ) 


To make good Deficiency of Grant for ditto in 1816; (Lxx1I. 339.) - - - - e © ‘ 

To defray the Expense of printing the Votes during the present Session; (Lx x11. 339.) - - ° © 
For the Superintendance of Aliens; (Lx x11. 339-) - - - - - ° é i R. A s 
For the Relief of American Loyalists; (Lx x11. 339.) . - - ° . &gt; pe a : 


For confining and maintaining Criminal Lunatics for 1817; (LXX11. 339.) - - . . ‘ &gt; \ 
For Law Charges; (LX XII. 339-) - - - - - - - : - . ‘ : ‘ 3 
For Expenses of Prosecutions relating to Coin; (LX XII. 339.) - - - « © 4 a q 
For Superannuation Allowance or Compensation to Paymasters of Exchequer Bills; (Lx x11. 339.) - - a 
Ditto - - - to retired Clerks in the Audit Office ; (Lx x11. 339.) - - - - &lt; ‘ 6 F 


Ditto - - - in the Lottery Office; (Lxx11. 329.) - - - - - - ° le : ‘ J 
Ditto - - - to retired Officers of His Majesty's Mint; (LXx1I. 339.) - ‘a 
To be applied Craig execution = Act 43 Gos - eae aay ments and building Bridges in Scotland; 
(LXXII. 339.) - ” . 
Towards the Repairs of Henry the Seventh's Chapel for ~— ; (LXXII. =e - - - « - . 
For the National Vaccine Establishment ; (Lx x11. 339.) - - - - - - - m ° %. 
For the British Museum; (Lxx11. 939.) Agreedto, (348.) - - - - - = = = « 


16 June 1817.—-For defraying the Expense of Works carrying on at the College of Edinburgh ; ain 359) - 


For the Expense of the Establishment of the Penitentiary House; (Lx x11. 359 ) x Ae s 
For the Expense of building ditto for 1817 ; (Ux x11. 359.) - - - - - we - ° 
To make good Deficiency of Grant in the last Session for printing the 7oth Volume of Journals ; Osx XII. 359.) 


17 June 1817.—For the Caledonian Canal; (Lxx11. 367.) - - - - - - - © « a 
21 June 1817.—For defraying the Expense of the Foundling Hospital in Dublin; (Lx x11. 386. © . a 
For the House of Industry ; (Lxx11.986.) - - - - qt apie EERILY 5 Ore « 
For the Richmond Lunatic Asylum; (Lxx11.386.)- - - += = * * * = # « 
For the Hibernian Society; (Lxx1r. 386.)  - - -© += = = = = = # «£  « 
For the Hibernian Marine Society; (xxxu1.986.) -  - - = = =) = = = = 
For the Female Orphan House; (uxxir.386.)- -- - - - - = = = «© «= = 
For the Westmorland Lock Hospital; (Lx x11. 386.) peas Meth Saf ie - = BO: TS OMG 
For the Lying-in Hospital; (uxx11.986.) - - = - -  - = = = = = = « 
For Doctor Steevens’ Hospital ; (Lx x11. 386.) - ie A 2 - 2 ° 2 &gt; &gt; ’ Z 
For the Fever Hospital; (uxx11.986.) - - -° - - - 8 «= ‘* © «© « «© 


Sums Granted. 


£. s d. 
72,000 - — 


7,000 - = 


1790 - = 


348,959 19 10 
63,186 15 3 


25,000 = = 


105,728 10 11 


15,008 g § 
7,000 - - 
1,750 ne 


£.1,221,296 5 10 


1,235,000 - — 
3,080,000 - — 


330,000 - - 


41,229 8 4 


75,300 - = 
80,000 - - 


15,814 - = 
13,440 - — 
12,815 - = 
11,325 - = 
6,247 10 - 
5485 - - 
3,826 - = 
3,301 10 - 
2,550 - - 
600 - - 
17,000 - - 
2,552 12 3 
815 8 4 
3,500 —- — 
3,250 - - 
3250 - ~ 
8,500 - = 
6,472 17 = 
21,000 -— « 
8,197 6 
2,500 - &lt; 
4,895 6 
13,500 —- 
3,000 - - 
20,000 - - 
4,000 —~ — 
266 13 4 
1,959 - - 
331 10 - 
620 - - 


20,000 - — 


2,695 18 10 


3,000 - ~ 
8,577 16 5 
10,000 - — 


11,400 - = 
40,000 - - 
400 10 5 


25,000 - ~ 


32,515 7 8% 


36,647 1 64 
73310 15 4% 
75752 18 5 
2,755 7 8 
2,769 4 7% 
8,316 18 5% 
3,148 12 3f 
1,467 13 104 
4,515 7 8 




























964 







































































3843. 
3844. 
3845. 
3816. 
3847. 
3848. 
3849. 
3850. 
3851. 
3852. 
3853. 


3884. 


3885. 


3887. 
3888. 


3889. 


3890. 


SUPPLY —continued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—ses. 1817. [57° Geo. I11.] continued. 


Miscellaneous Services—continued. 


21 June 18137-continued.—For the Hospital for Incurables ; eer 386.) 


For discountenancing Vice; (Lxx11. 386.) - - 
For the Green Coat Hospital, Cork ; (Lx x11. 386.) - 
For the Education of the Poor; (1x x11. 386.) . 
For the Dabliu Society ; (Lx x11. 386.) - - - 
For building Churches, &amp;c.; (Lx x11. 386.) - - 
To be paid to the Trustees and Commissioners of First Fruits; (1x x11. 386.) 
For the Trustees of the Linen Manufactures; (Lx x11. 386.) 


For the Commissioners of Wide Streets ; (Lx x11. 386.) 


For the Farming Society ; (Lx x11. 386.) - . 
For the Cork Institution; (1x x11. 386.) - - 
For the Chairman of Board of Inland Navigation ; (Lx x11. 386.) 
For Remuneration of Public Officers in Ireland; (Lx x11. 387.) 
For the Board of Works ; (Lx x11. 387.) - - 
For Printing, Stationery, &amp;c.; (Lx x11.387.) - - 
For publishing Proclamations ; (Lxx11.387.) - . - 
For printing Statutes; (Lx x11. 387.) - - - 
For Criminal Prosecutions ; (Lx x11. 387.) - - 

For apprehending Public Offenders; (Lx x11. 387.) - 
For Non-conforming Ministers ; (Lx x11. 387.) - - 
For Seceding Ministers ; (Lxx11.387.) - - - 
For Lottery Officers; (1x x11. 387.) - - - 


To defray the Expense of Pratique in the Port of Dublin; (Lx x11. 387.) 


For cloathing the Battle Axe Guards ; (Lx x11. 387.) 
For Royal Irish Academy ; (Lx x11. 387.) BN 
To complete the Works of Howth Harbour; (1x x11. 387.) 
To carry on the Works at Dunmore Harbour; (Lx x11. 387.) 
To make good the permanent Charges of Ireland outstanding and unprovided for on 5 January 1817; (Lxx11.387.) 


26 June 1817.—For defraying Civil Contingencies in Ireland, for the year ending 5 January 1818; (Lxx11.416.) 
For the Protestant Charter Schools; (Lx x11. 416.) - 
For the Roman Catholic Seminary ; (Lxx11.416.) - 
For the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham ; (Lx x11. 416.) 
For the Board of Inland Navigation; (Lx x11. 416.) 


1 July 1817.—For Works at Holyhead Harbour ; (Lx x11. 435.) 
For making a Landing Place at Port Devargh, Holyhead ; (Lx x1Tt. 435.) 
For the Supplemental Charge for Miscellaneous Printing ; (Lx x11. 435.) 


For Expenses of the Mint in the Gold Coinage, for 1817 ; (Lx x11. 435.) 
For improving certain Portions of the Holyhead Road ; (Lx x11. 435.) 


For paying off and discharging, on 10 October 1817, certain Five per cent Annuities; (LX XII. 435.) - 
For African Forts; (Lx XII. 435.) - - - . 
For the Board of Agriculture; (Lxx11. 435.) - - 


Exchequer Bills : 


6 February 1817.—For paying off and Gachanging apg 7 nom out ae Act 56 a ue for raising 
£. 11,000,000. by ; (LX X11. 32.) - 


Ditto - + - for raising £. 13,000,000; (LX X11. 32.) 


11 March 1817.—To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills issued and charged upon Aids of 1816; (Lx x11. 153.) 
Ditto - - - made out per Act 55 Geo. III. for raising £.6,000,000; (LX x11. 153.) 


For discharging Interest on Exchequer Bills ; (Lx x11. 153.) 


Civil List: 


























11,000,000 
13,000,000 
12,152,000 
1,689,900 
1,900,000 


7 March 1817.—Upon account, to enable His Majesty to provide for such Expenses of a Civil Nature in Great 


Britain as do not form part of the ordinary Charges of the Civil List; (Lx x11. 144.) 


17 June 1817. To provide for such Expenses of a Cw Mater as a not frm part ati the naa Charges of the 
Civil List ; (Lx x11. 367.) - - 7 


Summary of Grants in Session 1817. 


Navy (including Ordnance Sea Service) 


Army - 


Militia and Volunteer Corps - - - - 


Ordnance (Land Service) - - - - - 


[57° Geo. III.) 


Miscellaneous Services for Great Britain (including £ 500,000. Civil 


List Grants) - - - - - + = - 
Ditto - - - forIreland - - - - - 


Treasury Arrangements ;—Payments of Exchequer Bills and Treas 


Bills, Reduction of the National Debt and Loyalty Loan Pay- 


t. 
7,645,422 


200,000 


=. 300,000 


11 


12 
18 
13 
16 
15 
10 
1 
1 
16 
1 


14 


13 
18 
18 


2% 
4% 
4% 
9% 
2% 
5% 
10 
10 
5E 
11 
6¢ 
9% 
1z 
32 
5% 
10 
11 
44 
9% 
9% 
64 
6 = 
11] 
6: 
2 


10 
5% 
6 


— 


, 


s. d. 
1 2 


11,015,950 6 82 
478,520 14 


1,221,296 5 10 


1,080,394 19 9 
663,817 17 6 





£. 22,105,402 4 114 


ments, being £. 43,193,720. ve - eons: “_ £.1 yen Se 
Trish Currency = = - - ° 


—44333;729 8 4 





Total of Grants in 1817 - - - £,66,439,131 13 3 


SU PPLY—continued. 965 





I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply—continued. 


In Session 1818. [56° Geo. III.] 


Navy (including Ordnance Sea Service) : Sums Granted. 
3891. 5 February 1818.—T HAT 20,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service for thirteen lunar "aft 

months, from 1 January 1818, —s" ,000 — Marines ; (LXXIII. 27.) &amp; #4 

3892. For Wages for ditto; (Lx x11I. 27.) - - - - . - - - - 611,000 - - 

3893. For Victuals for ditto; (Lxx111.27.) - . . - . - - . - + - - = §20,000 — = 

3894. For Wear and Tear of Ships; (uxx1i1.27.) -  - ts 2 ee eee ee Se ee ee ee 


3895. . For Ordnance Sea Service on board such Ships ; (LX X111. 27.) 
3896. — 17 March 1818.—For the Ordinary Establishment of the Navy for core (amnatti 193 ) 


91,000 - = 


2,480,680 17 3 











3897. For the Extraordinary Establishment of ditto ; (Lxx111.193.) - - . - - 1,787,181 - + 
3898. For the purchase of Provisions for Troops and Garrisons on Foreign Stations 3 (LXXIII. 193.) - - - = $20,000 - = 
3899. For the Transport Service; (Lxx11I. 193.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 178,948 - = 
£.6,547,809 17 3 

Army: 





3900. 3 March 1818.—Tyat a Number of Land Forces not exceeding 11 35 640 Men (including the Forces untenaa 
in France); also 4,200 Men proposed to be disbanded in 1818, but exclusive of Regiments now 
employed in the East Indies, be maintained for the Service of Great Britain and Ireland, from 
25 December 1817 to 24 December 1818; (LXXIII. 125.) 

3901. For defraying the Charge of Land Forces (excepting Conpsie in France ond the tent indies) from 25 Recynber 1817 


to 24 December 1818; (Lx x11I. 125.) - - - 2,470,142 17 4 
3902. Ditto for Land Forces in Ireland ; (Lx x111. 126.) - - 7") Pine vcore at os eee hte inten: SOROS OS 4 
3903. For defraying the Charge of General and Staff Officers, and Officers of the Hospitals, &amp; in Gems Bata ont on 
Foreign Stations (excepting France and India); (Lxx111.126.) —- - - 116,707 14 10 
"3904. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (uxxumr. 126.) - - - - | -© -+ + © = * + + 93,861 19 7 
3905. - Ditto - - - of Allowances to Principal Officers of certain Public Departments; (uxx111.126.) - - = 137,346 1°93 
3906. Ditto - --- in Freland; (4x x11. 126.) - - - - - - - . “ el Be . 8,877 13 8 
3907. Ditto - - - of Medicines and Surgical -Materials for Land Son for 1817; (Lxx111. 126.) - - - - 27,650 - = 
3908. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (uxx1i1: 126.) - - - - - - . - - - - - 10,061 10 10 
3909. Ditto - --- of Land Forces for Service in France ; (Lxx11t, 126.) | - - - - - - - - 855.419 19 2 
3910. Ditto - - - of four troops of Dragoons and fourteen companies of Foot stationed in Great Britain, for recruiting 
Corps in India; (Lx x111. 126.) - - - - - - 2 +e - - - - - - 21,275 11 4 
3911. For the Royal Military College; (Lxxmm1.196.)  - - - *- = = = = = = = 25514 16 g 
3912. Ditto - - - of the Pay of General Officers not being Colonels of Regiments; (Lx x111. 126.) - - - 195,672 3 6 
3913. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxx111. 126.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,263 9 3 
3914. Ditto - - - of Garrisons at home-and abroad ; pes 126.) - - - - - - - - - 26,239 13 4 
3915. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (uxx1ir: 126.) - ~ - - - - - - - - - - 7,159 6 1 
3916. Ditto - - - of Full Pay to retired Officers and enabtadeed Officers of His mye Forces ; (LX XIII. 126.) - 129,112 9 9g 
3917. Ditto - - - of Retired Officers in Ireland; (Lx x11t. 126.) - + - - - - - - 3;5597 -.- 
3918. Ditto - - - of Half Pay to Reduced Officers; (Lxx111. 126.) - - - - - - - - - 601,730 - &lt;+ 
3919. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (xxxu11. 126.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 59,173 1.6 
3920. Ditto - - - of Military Allowances to Reduced Officers ; ana 126.) - - - - on - 28,506 17 .6 
3921. Ditto - - - in Ireland ; (txx111. 127.) - - - - - - - - - . 2,353 16 io 
3922. Ditto - - - of Half Pay and Reduced Allowances to Officers of disbanded Feesiga oo Pensions, &amp;c. ; 

(LXXIII.127.) ~ - - - - . - - - .-. 196,385 - «= 
3923. Ditto - - + of In-pensioners of Chelsea Hospital ; (suka. 127.) - - - - . - - - 42,042 8 9g 
3924, - Ditto - - - of Kilmainham Hospital ; (Lxx111. 127.) — - - . - - - - - - - 16,789 7.9 
3925. Ditto - - + of the Out-pensioners of Chelsea Hospital ; Guns. 127.) - - - - - - - . 872,189 10 2 
3926. Ditto - - = of Kilmainham Hospital ; (Lxx111.127.) ~ - - . - - - - - - -. 180,133 2 11 
3927. Ditto - - = of the Royal Military Asylam at Chelsea; (Lxx1tr. 127.) - : =) ; tenn - - 32,851 - 3 
3928. For Pensions to be paid to Widows of Officers; (LX XIII. 127.) - - - - - - - - - 80,456 - = 
3929. Ditto - - + in Ireland; (Lx x111/ 127.) - - - - °° - - - - - - - 18,418 11 2 
3930. Ditto - - = of Allowances on the Compassionate List ; (tx x11. 127.) - - - - - - - 161,806 7 
3931. For defraying the Charge of Allowances, Compensations, and Emoluments in the nature of Superannuation or 

- Retired Allowances to Persons belonging te Public 1 tai bil XIII, 127.) - - - - - 27,260 4 2 
3932. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxx111. 127.) - - - - - - 7,111 18 8 
3933. For defraying the Charge “ eon mans - be paid at ihe Exchequer on leanne fr Army Services; 

(LXXIII. 127.) - 35,000 - = 
3934. Ditto - - - of Corps existing on 25 December ny but now ania to be disbanded ; ; EY 127.) - §2,216 -— — 
3935. Ditto - - - in Ireland proposed to be reduced; (LXXIII. 127.) - = - - - Rn ® F: A 2,384 - — 
3936. 20 April 1818.—For the Comasienation Department f in aamenig fom 25 | Decgmber 1617 to 4 December 38185 
(Lxx111. 268.) - - - 134,249 - = 
3937. For the Barrack Department in Ireland, ditto ; esi 268.) - - - - a) PS eer . ae a 
3938. 5 May 1818.—For Extraordinary Expenses of the Army for Great Britain for the present Year ; (LX x11I. 318.) 1,350,000 - — 
3939. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lx x111. 318.) - - a, ee - a . ~ 2 —_——— - = 
3940. For the Commissariat Department in Great Britain, for 1818; (Lxx111. 318.) - — =e - © 994,700 - = 
3941. For the Barrack Department in Great Britain; (Lxx111. 318.) - : - - - - tl. RP a. 99,100 - = 
3942. ~ 23 May 1818.—To complete the Expense of Building the Royal Military College at Sandhurst ; (Lx x111. 381.) - 78,058 11 3 
3943. For the purchase of Ground adjoining the Royal Military Asylum at Southampton ; (Lx x111. 381.) a 9 850 - - 

: See infra,4o4g. 

———— 


Militia and Volunteer Corps : 
3944. 3 March 1818.—For defraying the Charge of Yeluger Comps in Grost Behan, com 25 eres oe 1887 to 





24 December 1818; (Lx x111. 126.) - - 92,000 - = 
3945. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lx x111. 126.) - - - - - - - - - - 31,541 9 9 
3946. Ditto - - - of Allowances to Reduced Adjutants of Local Militia; (LXXIII. 127.) - - - - - 20,805 - = 
3047. 19 May 1818.—For defraying the Charge of the disembodied Militia of Great Britain, for 1818; ae 358.) 207,832 7 - 
3048. Ditto - - - of Ireland; (uxx111. 358.) - - - - - - - - : - - 114,651 - - 
£. 466,829 16 9 

———S 


GEN. INDEX, LV1I.—LXXV. ( 1801—1820.) 11M 








966 















































3949. 
3950. 


3951. 


3952. 


3955. 


3957. 


3959. 


3960. 


3981. 


3979. 


: 


SSSEREERESEES: 


Miscellaneous Services: 
12 February 1818.—For 


SUPPLY —continued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply,—ses. 1018. (58° Geo, 111.) —cetinued. 
Ordnance (Land Service) : 


17 March 1818.—On account for the Ordnance Service of the present Year; (cxxrir. 193-) - - _- * 


13 April 1818.—In full, for the Charge of bs One ra Coieane kane tenn hens Creat year for ica 


(LXXIIf. 240.) - - - 
For defraying the Expense of Services paren by the Office of Ordnane for Land Service ie Gee Britain, 
and not provided for in 1817; (LXX1II. 240.) - . 
For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Ireland, for 1818 ; oe anee - - - - ra - 
Ditto - - - on account of Allowances to Superannuated, Retired and Half Pay Officers, and for Pensions to 
Widows and Children of Officers late belonging to the Ordnance Military Corps, for 1818 ; (Lxx11I. 240.) 
Ditto - - - in Ireland, on account of the Pay of Retired Officers of the late vanes Seay aaa Tagineies, 
and of Pensions to Widows; (LXx1I1. 240.) - - - - . - 
Ditto - -% for Allowances to Superannuated and Half Pay Officers, and for Piissloon te Widows of Officers late 
belonging to the Ordnance Military Corps in Great Britain, and not provided for in 1817 ; (Lx x11. 240.) - 
Ditto - - - in the nature of Superannuated Allowances, to Persons late belonging to the Ordnance in Great 
Britain, and for Widows Pensions; (LX XIII. 240.) - - - ° - a “ = 
Ditto - - - ditto, in Ireland ; (Lx x111. 240.) fe Tt tt, le Ria EE Gel Od ey A 
For repairing Damages done at Portsmouth and Haslar by the late Storm ; (Lxx111.240.) - - - ‘ 


? 


aes into execution the Treaty between His Britannic Majesty and His Catholic 
Majesty, signed at Madrid 23 September 1817, respecting the Slave Trade; (1x x111. 54.) . - - 


3 March 1818.—To pay off and discharge Treasury a ees tor atone for arr per —_ 56 ~ IIT. ¢. 41, 


and 56 Geo. III. ¢. 47.; (uxxim1.127.) - s 
To be issued and paid to the Governor and idan of of the Bank of England, to be by thesi aes to the 
account of the Commissioners for the soars of the anves wt for the — aig iF crus A 1819; 
(UxXI1I. 127.)  - ~ - - - - - - - 


§ March 1818.—Towards making Roads and building Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland, for 1818 ; (Lxx111. 136.) 


For building a Penitentiary House at Milbank, for 1818; (Lxx111. 136.) - — «+ $y Rt - ola 
For the Establishment of ditto ; (1. xx111. 136.) mi an : : ° ° ~ e - a Se 


For Law Charges for 1818; (Lxx111. 136.) - - - ° - - &lt; @ &gt; x . ‘ 
For confining, maintaining, and employing Convicts ; (Lx x111. 136.) - - - . - - “ ~ 
For Prosecutions relating to the Coin; (Lxx111. 136.) =&lt; - - - - - - ~ s o 
For the National Vaccine Establishment ; (Lx x111. 136.) - - - - - - ‘ « é ‘i 
For printing Acts, and for printing for the House of Lords; (Lxx111. 136.) - - - - 7 &lt; m 
For Deficiency of Grant for printing 71st Volume of Journals ; (Lx x111. 136.) - - - = . 
Ditto - - - for printing Bills, Reports, -_ om st a by nappent of on wer of Gunmsine} in - last 

Session ; (Lxx111.136.) - — - - * 
For printing Votes during the present Satins $ a. 136.) - - - - - - * - m 
For Deficiency of Grant of 1817 for re-printing Journals and Reports; (Lxx11.1396.) - - - - -&amp; 
For printing 1,150 Copies of General Index to 16 Volumes of Journals of the House of Lords, from 20th to 

35th Volume; (Lxx111. 136.) - - - - . Vices ow: 1S 6 o, Caras +. © 
For confining and maintaining Criminal Lunatics; (Lx x111. 196. ee - 5 © = - - 
For Relief of American Loyalists; (Uxx1m1.136.) - - - - - 2 = = = = = 


For Superannuation Allowances to Clerks formerly employed in the Audit Office for 1818 ; (Lx x111. 136.) - 
Ditto - - - in the Lottery Office; (xxx111.196.) - + - = 2 © © © = «© -« 
Ditto - - + in His Majesty’s Mint; (Lxx111.196.)}- -- - *© 2 = © = © «© -« 
Ditto - - - to one of the late Paymasters of Exchequer Bills; (uxxtmr.196.) - - + «2 = -&amp; 
For the Civil Establishment of Sierra Leone; (Lxx111.136.) - + - = *#© «© = «= -&amp; 


Ditto - - - of Nova Scotia; (Uxx111.196.) - - - - «= SR Ee Re ae 
Ditto - - - of New South Wales; (xx x111. 136.) - - - - ° - - # is * e 
Ditto - - - of Upper Canada; (ux x111. 136.) . - - - - - - : ° - ™ 
Ditto - - + of New Brunswick; (xx x11. 196.) - 14k ch ne 1% eanedl) in taki us Mas af as wl 
Ditto - - - of Newfoundland; (1x x111. 136.) - - - - - - — ¢ a 3% 
Ditto - - + of Prince Edward Island; (uxxm.136.) - -* -* = = *#© © © «# -« 


Ditto - - - of the Bahama Islands; (Lx x111. 136.) ee ee ee a ee 
Ditto - - - of Cape Breton; (uxx111.136.) - - - - . . - : : - " x 
Ditto - - - of Dominica; (Lx x111. 137.) - - - - - - - - - - “ . 


To defray the Amount of Bills drawn, or to be drawn, from New South Wales, for 1818 ; (LX x111.137.) - os 
On Account of the Sum of £. 2,000,000. to be applied by His Majesty, in concert with the King of the Netherlands, 
towards improving the Defences in the Low Countries ; (LX x11I. 137.) - - - - - . e 


Amount of the Annuity granted to the Trustees of the late Princess Charlotte Augusta; (Lxx111.137.) - 


17 March 1818.—To re-imburse the High Bailiff of Westminster for Expenses incurred by him in the Westminster 


Election of 1812; £.800.(Lxx111. 193.) Further consideration deferred, 193, 217, 224, 240, 278, 298, 314, 
331, 353, 376, 394- Motion for considering Report dropped for want of forty Members, 409. Further 
consideration deferred, 412. Order dropped. - - - - - - - - - . * 


20 April 1818.—For defraying the Expense of the Protestant Charter Schools of Ireland for one Year ending 


§ January 1819 ; (Lxx111. 267.) Consideration deferred, 268, 278, aye 290 295, 299. Report further 


considered; Resolution agreed to; 314. - - . - - . ‘ + a 
For the Foundling Hospital; (txx111. 267.) - - - - - - - ° - . - ‘ 
For the House of Industry; (xx x111. 267.) - - - - - - = - s * ° * 


For the Richmond Lunatic Asylum; (Lxx111. 267.) - - - - - - - - ~ a » 
For the Hibernian Society for Soldiers’ Children; (Lx x111. 267.) - - - - - - - ° 
For the Hibernian Marine Society; (Lxx111.267.)-  - - - - = 2 *#= 2 «-# « 
For the Female Orphan House ; (1x x111. 267.) - 
For the Westmorland Lock Hospital; (uxx111. 267.) 


For the Lying-in Hospital; (Lxx11.267.) - - - - *- 2 © = 2 2 = = 
For Doctor Steevens’s Hospital ; (Lx x111. 267.) - - - - - . . . - - - 
For the Fever Hospital and House of Recovery; (Lx x111. 267.) - - - - - + - - - 
For the Hospital for Incurables ; (1.x x111. 267.) - - - : - . 7 - - - - 
For the Roman Catholic Seminary; (uxx11.267.) - - - = = = * © S = = 


For the Association for discountenancing Vice ; (LX XIII. 
For the Green Coat Hospital ; (Lx x111, 267.) - : &gt; . ao " ‘. . ‘ - ‘ a 











Sums Granted, 


£. S 


120,000 — 


596,469 1 


28,419 17 
115,609 19 


233,408 2 
11,406 14 
10,394 7 
29,727 13 


4,164 6 
§,000 —- 


d. 


8 . 


° 


11 


3. 
10 . 
3 


400,000 — 


20,000 - 


60,000 - 
11,048 12 
25,000 — 
89,368 14 
6,000 - 
3,000 — 
17,000 — 
427 3 


1,446 15 
2,200 
6,824 


7 
1,969 6 
2,777 ted 
12,500 — 

1 9750 -_ 

336 10 

620 + 


266 13. 


15,450 — 
13,440 —- 
12,605 - 
10,800 — 
6,757 10 
5.485 - 
3,760 ‘-“ 
3,301 10 
2,190 — 

600 - 
80,000 — 


725,681 12 
4,555 3 


38,331 - 
32,515 - 
36,646 —- 
7,085 =— 
353° — 
2,755 rT 
2,307 _ 
8,307 7 
3,148 -~ 
1,467 —- 
4,615 - 

465 °- 
8,928 - 
3.430 - 

104 - 


£.1,154,600 2 g 








1,084,615 7 


560,000 — 


~ l= we 


1 © 





SUPPLY —continued. 








(4.) 


4010. 
4011. 
4012. 
4013. 
4014. 
4015. 
4016. 
4017. 
4018. 
4019. 
4020. 
4021. 


4030. 
4031. 
4032. 
4033. 


4034. 
4035. 
4036. 
4037. 
4038. 
4039. 
4040. 
4041. 
4042. 


4043. 
4044. 
4045. 
4046. 
4047. 


4048. 
4049. 


4051. 
4052. 
4053. 


4054. 
4055. 
4056. 
4057. 
4058. 
4059. 
4060. 
4061. 
4062. 
4063. 
4064. 
4065. 


4067. 


4068. 
4069. 


4070. 
4071. 


4073. 


4074. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. ‘ 
— Resolutions of Committee of Supply,—sess.1818. [58° Geo. 111.]—continued. pment 
Miscellaneous Services—continued. ake de 
20 April 1818~continued.—For the Cork Institution; (Lxx111.267.) -¢ - - - = = «= « 2,307 - = 
For the Society for the Education of the Poor; (Lxx1m1.267.) - - - - = = - = = 6638 &lt;-‘&lt; 
For the Dublin Society; (Lxx111.267.)- - - -*# - = eee ae 9,230 - - 
For the Farming Society of Ireland; (uxx1r.267.)-  - - - - = # *# = = « 4,015 = - 
For building Churches and Glebe Houses in Ireland; (Lxx111.267.) - - - - - - - - 9,230 - — 
For the Trustees of the Linen Manufacture; (Lx x111. 267.) oe P&lt; * itn tet set ee © Se 
For the Commissioners of Wide Streets; (Lx x111. 267.) - - - - - - - - - ~ 11,076 - - 
For the Chairman of Board of Inland Navigation; (uxx1mr.267.) - - - - = - «© -« 276 18 5 
For the Royal Irish Academy; (Lx x111. 267.) - - - - - - - - - - . 329 - - 
For Remuneration of Public Officers in Ireland; (1xx111. 268.) - - - ~ - - - - ° 1,153 16 11 
For the Board of Works in Ireland ; (Lx x111. 268.) - Bae - - - - - - - - 18,901 - — 
For Printing, Stationery, &amp;c.; (Lx x111. 268.) - - - : - ; - - - - - - 20,809 - - 
For publishing Proclamations, &amp;c.; (Lxx111.268.) - - - - = o (MRM BBall Pe 9,692 - - 
For printing Statutes for the use of Magistrates, &amp;c.; (1x x111. 268.) - - . - - - - - 3439 - - 
For the Expense of Criminal Prosecutions; (1x x111. 268.) - - - - - - - 2 © 93,076 - - 
For apprehending Public Offenders; (Lxx111.268.)- - - -— = - - - - Se 2,307 - - 
For Non conforming Ministers; (txx111.268.) + - fom) &amp; ° - - a 8,581 - - 
For Seceding Ministers of Ulster; (Lxx111. 268.) - . - - - - - - - - - 3,868 - - 
For. Protestant Dissenting Ministers; (Lx x111. 268.) - - - - - - - - - - 756 - - 
For Lottery Officers; (Lxx111.268.) _ - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,764 18 6 
Fer the Expense of Pratique of the Port of Dublin; sapeiens 268.) .- - . - - - - - 691 - - 
For the Establishment and Maintenance of Inland Navigations in Ireland; (Lxx111. 268.) - - - - 5475 - - 
For Civil Contingencies; (Lxx111. 268.) - - - ~ - - - - - - - - 40,000 —- — 
5 May 1818.—To enable the Trustees of the British Museum to parehans the late Dr. Burney’s Library ; 
(Lx x11. 318.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 13,500 =- — 
For maintaining and repairing African Forts; (Lx x111. 318.) - - - - - - - - - 28,000 - - 
For the Board of Agriculture ; (Lx x111. 318.) - - - - : ° - - - - - 3,000 - — 
For Works at the College of Edinburgh for 1818; (1x x111. 318.) - - - - - . - - 10,000 —- — 
Towards the Repair of Henry the Seventh’s Chapel; (Lx x111. 318.) - - - - - - - - 3,494 14 6F 
For defraying the Expenses of the Gold Coinage for 1818; (Lxx111. 318.) - - - - - - - 75,000 — — 
To make good deficiency of Vote in 1816 relating to the re-coinage of the Silver Coin; (Lx x111. 318.) - - 54,337 1-11 
For printing Bills, Reports, and other Papers, during the piesent Session ; (LxXx111. 318.) - - - ° 21,000 - - 
For printing the 73d Volume of Journals of the House of Commons; (Lxx111.918.) - -* - - = 440 - « 
For the Expense of Re-printing Journals and Reports in 1818; (Lxx111. 318.) - - - - - - 4,000 —- = 
19 May 1818.—For defraying the Expense of the Canal from Lough Allen to the River Shannon; (Lx x111. 358.) 15,000 — — 
Ditto - - - of building Churches and Glebe Houses; (Lx x111. 358.) - - - - - - - - 18,461 - - 
Ditto - - + of Civil Contingencies ; (Lx x111. 358.) - - - - - - - - - - - 15,000 - — 
Ditto - - - of Works at Dunmore Harbour; (Lxx111. 358.) - - - - - - - - - 8,000 - - 
Ditto - - - of Works at Howth Harbour; (Lx x111. 358.) - - ~ - - - - - - - §,000 —- — 
23 May 1818.—For the Expense of Works proposed to be done at Holyhead for 1818 ; (Lx x111. 380.) - - 14,246 12 — 
For the purchase of Land on Hounslow Heath for the Exercise of Cavalry; (Lxx111. 380.) - - - - 14400 «= = 
For the Caledonian Canal; (xxx11. 380.) - - - - = *.. fae ate - * §0,000 - - 
For Retired Allowances to Officers of Scotch Military Roads; (Lx x111, 380. ) . - - - - - 2,397 - - 
For the deficiencies of the Fee Funds for 1818 ; (Lx x111. 380.) - - - - - - 43,500 - - 
For Contingent Expenses and Messengers Bills in the CONS, Soonteey of States s OSes, and Lord yatta 
lain’s Office; (Lx x111. 380.) - - - - - 26,000 - - 
For Salaries of Officers, &amp;c. of Court of Radtiohier: ; (pxxitr. 380.) - ~ - . . - - - 5,500 -— — 
For Expenses of Houses of Lords and Commons for 1818; (Lx x111. 380.) - - - - - - - 11,500 - = 
For Salaries and Allowances of Officers of ditto; (Lx x111. 380.) - - - - - - - - 23,500 - — 
For Works and Repairs of Public Buildings; (Lxx111. 380.) - en - - - - - - 37,000 - — 
For making Variations in the Road between Bangor and Chirk; (Lxx111. 380.) - . - - - - 10,000 — — 
For the British Museum; (Lxximt.380.) - - - © + = = = = 2 = « 8,663 16 8 
Towards completing the Improvements in Westminster; (Lxx111. 380.) - - - - - - - 3,626 8 — 
Towards building a Bridge over the Menai Strait, near Bangor Ferry ; (Lx x111. 380.) - - - - - 20,000 - ~ 
For the Veterinary College; (Lxxum1. 381.) - - - - = += = = = era? fs oe 1,000 - = 
For the Augmentation of the Maintenance of the Poor Clergy ; (Lxx111. 381.) - . - - - - 10000 - - 
Ditto - - - of the Poor Clergy of Scotland; (uxx111.981.) - * + + - = = = «= (10,000 - = 
To make up the total Sum charged upon Fees arising in the Exchequer; (Lx x111. 381.) - - - - 13,685 15 4 
To make good the deficiency of Grants for 1817; (Lxx111. 381.) - - - - - - - - 259,686 19 10} 
Exchequer Bills : === 
5 February 1818.—For paying off and iegine ered — =—— - per ey 57 Geo. III. bes raising 
£.24,000,000. (LX XIII. 27.) + - - - = 24,000,000 - = 
Ditto - - - for raising £. 9,000,000. &gt; aay 27.) - &gt; ofapeyis - ~ - - «= * 9,000,000 - = 
Ditto - - - per Act 56 Geo. III. for empowering the Bank of England to advance £. 6,000,000, (Lx x11I. 27.) - 6,000,000 -— —- 
3 March 1818.—For discharging Interest on Exchequer Bills, Irish Treasury Bills and Mint Notes; (Lxx111. 127.) 2,000,000 - = 
5 March 1818.—To pay off Exchequer Bills per Acts 7 and 11 Ane; a in the er at ne? ae ann 
with the Interest thereon ; (Lx x11. 137.) gird - ? 1,092 14 24 
23 May 1818.—For paying off Exchequer Bills issued per Act of lat Session for raising £. 18,000,000; (Lx x111.381.) 18,000,000 -— - 
Civil List : ——— == 
5 March 1818.—On account, to enable His Majesty to provide for such Expenses of a Civil Nature in Grom Britain 
as'do not form part of the ordinary Charges of the Civil List ; (Lx x111. 136.) - - - - - 250,000 - - 
23 May 1818.—To provide for such Expenses of a Civil Nature in Gros Britain as do not ot om pert of the 
ordinary Charges of the Civil List; (uxx111.3980.) - - nid Ne i an - 120,000 ~- — 
— SES 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 




















































968 


SUPPLY —continued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(4.)}—Resolutions of Committee of Supply—continued. 








In Session 1819. [59° Geo. ITI] ° ame 
Navy, &amp;c. (including Ordnance Sea Service) : £8. d. 
4075. 2 February 1819——THat 20,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service for thirteen lunar 
months, from 1 January 1819, meng 6,000 nape Marines ; (LXXIV. 64.) 
4076. For Wages for ditto; (Lxx1v.64.) -  - - - - - - - - - - - 565,500 - - 
4077. For Victuals for ditto; (Lx x1v. 64.) . - . - - - - - - - . . - §20,000 - = 
4078. For Wear and Tear of Ships; (Lxx1v. 64.) - - - - - : - - - - - -  §33,000 - — 
4709. For Ordnance Sea Service ; (Lx xiv. 64.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 91,000 ~- — 
4080. 3 June 1819.—For the ordinary Establishment of the Navy for 1819 ; (Lx xIv. 497. ) - - - - - 2,483,013 12 
4081. For the extraordinary Establishment of ditto; (Lxx1v. 497.) ™ - - - - - - - 1,631,628 -— - 
4082. For Provisions for Troops and Garrisons on Foreign Stations ; (Lx xtv. 497.) - - - - - - 419,319 - - 
4083. For the Transport Service for 1819; (Lxx1V. 497.) - - - - - - : : - - - 284,321 - = 
27,78 
pee £.6,527,781 12 7 
4084. 2 Fe reary 1819.—Towards singing the Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces for Service at home and abroad 
(excepting Regiments employed by the East India Company) for 1819; (Lxx1v.64.) = - - - 1,000,000 - — 
4085. 9 March 1819.—T HAT a Number of Land Forces, not exceeding 80,841 Men and 12,276 Men 
proposed to be disbanded, and 1,296 Men transferred to the Indian Establishment 
in 1819, but exclusive of Men employed in the East Indies, be maintained for the 
Service of Great Britain and Ireland, from 25 December 1818 to 24 December 
1819; (LXXIV. 204.) 
4086. 29 March 1819.—Towards defraying the Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces ; (Lx x1v. 282.) -  =* = 1,000,000 - - 
4087. For the Royal Military College; (Lx x1v. 282.) - - - - ° decete edlen eth tela igen. 8,000 - = 
4088. For the Royal Military Asylum; (Lxxiv.283.) - - - - - - - - .s - 8,000 - = 
4089. 10 May 1819.—To complete the Sum for defraying the Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces for Service in 
Great Britain and on Stations abroad (excepting Regemerts | in “as East Indies), 7" 25 Decpanber 1818 to 
24 December 1819; (LXXIV.425.) - - . - - - - 258,776 11 2 
4090. For Land Forces in Ireland; (Lxxiv. 425.) -- + - - - - - - 7. - *- 749,937 8 10 
4091. For defraying the Charge of General and Staff Officers and Officers of oe Rag in Great Britain and on 
foreign Stations (excepting India); (LX XIV. 425.) - - - - - - - 118,021 1 3 
4092. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (xxx1v. 426.) - - - . - - - - - - - - - 34,784 14 11 
4093. For Allowances to the principal Officers of certain eee Departments; (Lxxiv.426.)- + - = += 139,333 14 1 
4094. Ditto in Ireland; (Lxxtv.426.) - + - — eee eS Se ee rs 
4095. For Medicines and Surgical Materials for Land Reiets (cxx1v. 426.) - eg . - - 21,635 1 21 
4096. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (xxiv. 426.) - - - - - - . . - - - - - 7,400 17 3 
4097. Ditto - - - for four troops of Dragoons and fourteen ongunh of oye stationed in Great Britain for recruiting ~ 
the Corps in India; (Lxx1v. 426.) - - - - - - - - - “ - 20,884 1 2 
4098. For the Royal Military College ; (Lxxrv. 426.) - - - - - - - - . - - 17,173 18 10 
4099. For the Pay of General Officers not being Colonels of regiments; (Lxxt1v. 426.) i i aa. - 174,378 6 - 
4100. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (uxxtv.426.) - - + - 2+ -2© 2 © 2#£ © © «© «© 1,263 9 3 
4101. Ditto - - - of Garrisons at home and abroad ; ae, = ._ © © © @ ‘© @ Fetltie 27,480 3 11 
4102. Ditto - - - in lreland; (txxiv. 426.) - - - - - - - 6,178 11 = 
4103. Ditto - - - of full Pay for Retired Officers and camaial Officers of His Majety’ 8 Rem; (uxxiv.426.)- 123,899 7 9 
4104. Ditto - - - of Retired Officers in Ireland; (Lx x1v.426.} - - - - - priebihet wie 3538 9g 8 
4105. Ditto - - - of half Pay to Reduced Officers; (Lxx1v.426.) - - - a i . - - . 687,600 - - 
4106. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxx1v. 426.) - - - . - - - - - ait te 49,772 6 2 
4107. Ditto - - - of Military Allowances to Reduced Officers ; — 426.) - - - o - - - 31,561 17 6 
4108. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxx1v. 426.) -  - ee ee ee - e--se - 1,227 14 - 
4109. Ditto - - - of half Pay and Allowances to Officers of disbanded foreign Corps, Pensions, &amp;c.; (bxx1v. 426.) - 129,750 - - 
4110. Ditto - - - of the In-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital ; (Lx x1v. 426.) - - - ~ - - - . 42,849 8 9g. 
4111. Ditto - - - of the In-Pensioners of Kilmainham Hospital; (Lxxtv.426.) - - + - - “- -« 15,681 13 11 
4112. Ditto - - - of the Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital; (Lx x1v. 427.) - - - ° * « - 977,582 8 - 
4113. Ditto - - - of Kilmainham Hospital ; (Lx x1v. 427.) - - - - - - - - - - ° 196,065 14 2 
4114. Ditto - - - of the Royal Military Asylum at Chelsea; (LXXIV. 427.) ©. sil Milcwied seer -28 RRs a7 
4115. For Pensions to be paid to Widows of Officers; (LxxIV.427.) - - - © = © = © = 84580 - - 
4116. eee) tt a a a a a a ee 19,542 2 2 
4117. For Allowances on the Compassionate List; (Lxx1v. 427.) or i al - 2 2 © © 368,532 12 1 
4118. For Allowances, Compensations, and Renelemeate in the nature of ‘Soperannuated or Retired Allowances ; 
(LXXIV. 427.) - . &gt; . = « «. « em 6 @ 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (xx x1v. ns ee ® 8 we mw ae ee a ee i 7,343 11 3 


Summary of Grants in Session 1818. [58° Geo. III.] 


, s. d. 
Navy, (including Ordnance Sea Service) - - - - -.- - - 6,547,809 17 3 
oe - +&gt;. ote ele aftr aint oelegREge e186 
Militia and Velainneee —_ coe tt ee 2 oe 6 = * 466,829 16 9 
Ordnance (Land Service) - - - - - - - - - = = ~ = 1,154,600 2 g 
Miscellaneous Services for Great Britain, (including £. 370,000. 
Civil List Grants) _ - - = - - = = = = = = = 2,513,712 6 72 
Ditto - - - for Saieed - = = = = = = = © = © = = 417,542 3 18 





20,550,967 1 - 
Treasury Arrangements ;—Payments of Exchequer. Bills and Treasury 
Bills, Reduction of the metontl om and Deficiency of Grants 





aes a = - - - - = = + = = = 60,905,395 1 9% 
Total of Grants in Session 1818. £. 81,456,362 2 of 











SUPPLY —continued. 969: 





I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—ses. 1819. [59° Geo. 11.}—continued. ee 
Army—continued. gills, 2 

4120. 10 May 1819-continued—For Fees np © be have i¢ os Emhtqeer on &lt;a, ap? cing Saiteang 
(LXXIV. 427.) - ° e 35,000 - = 
4121, For Corps ordered to be disbanded or reduced in 1819 ; Gaui wine - - ° = ° - = 197,244 14.3 
4122. For Pay and Cloathing of Corps reduced in Ireland; (Lxx1v. 427.) = - - - - - . - 6,009 16 9 
4123. For the Service of the Barrack Department for 1819; (LX XIV. 427.) - - : - ° R : - (193,500 - = 

4124. For Bread, Meat and Forage, and ad sais ae of Mapagn 24 on F oreign Siations and Compmaisnatiog for 1819; 
(LxxtVv. 427.) - bol - = 380,300 - — 
4125. 28 June 1819.—A Sum for the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army for Great Britain; (Lxxiv.584.) - = 1,200,000 - = 
4126. Ditto - - - for Ireland; (xxiv. 584.) - - - - - - - : . 4 - - - 20,000 - = 
4127. Ditto - - - for the Commissariat Department in Ireland; (Lxx1v. 584.) - - - - - - - 148,532 - - 
4128. For the Barrack Department in Ireland ; (uxx1v. 584.) - - +s - - - ° . - - 73,032 8 = 





£. 8,385,766 ° 
Militia and Volunteer Corps : ' 385,766 41 








oe 

4129. _ 10 May 1819.—For defraying the Charge of Volenpeer Corps it in coe as from 5 wt SS da to 
24 December 1819; (Lxxtv. 426.) - - - - 100,000 - - 
4130. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxxiv. 426.) - - - - - - - - - - - 21,668 15 5 
1431. Ditto - - - of Allowances to Reduced Adjutants of ye Militia ; (LX XIV. 427.) - - - - - 20,732 - - 
4132. - 23 June 1819.—For defraying the Charge of the disembodied Militia of Great Britain for 1819; (Lxx1v.567.) - 189,574 14 4 
4133, Ditto - - - of Ireland; (Lxx1v. 567.) .- - - - - - - - - - - - - 126,385 7 5 
; £. 458,360 2 

Ordnance (Land Service) : et 

4134. 18 March 1819.—On account of Ordnance Services; (LXXIV.245.) - ° - ° - ° - ‘is | 0990000 - - 


4135. 17 May 1819.—On account for the Ordnance Service; (LxxIv. 453.) - - - - - - - - 100,000 - - 


4136. 3 June 1819.—In full for the senna 3 of “ — ns Ordnance band Land vine for Great apr for 18195 











(LXXIV. 497.) - - - . 986,222 3 11 
4137. For the Expense of Services poten by the Office of Ordnance for Land Service for Great Britain, and not 
provided for in 1818; (LxxIv. 497.) - - - - - - - - - 20,094 16 10 
4138. For the Expenses of Reduction for the Ordnance Military Corps for ‘me (LXXIV.497.) - - - 10,000 — =— 
4139, For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance on account of Allowances to retired General Officers, Half Pay Officers, 
and for Pensions to Widows and Children of Officers late belonging © to the ols as Military oe for 1819; ; 
(LXXIV. 497.) - - - - - - - - 275,667 18 —- 
4140. Ditto - - - and not provided for in 1818 ; (1xx1v. 498.) - - - - - - - - - 6022 3 5 
4141. Ditto - - - in the nature of Superannuated Allowances to Persons late wengang to the Ordnance in Great 
Britain, and for Widows Pensions ; (Lx xrv. 498.) - - - - - - - - - 34,484 2 6 
4142. For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Ireland for 1819; (Lxx1v. 498.) - - - - - - 101,008 15 4 
4143. Ditto - - - on account of the Pay of retired Officers of the late mam Artillery and Sagueeiy, and of Pensions 
to Widows; (Lxx1v. 498.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 12,000 -—- = 
4144. - _—‘ For the Charge of Allowances, Compensations, and Pesslatisdats in the nature of Sevenmemned or Retired 
Allowances to Persons belonging to ats Office of Ordnance in Ireland, and for Widows Eansignn, for 1819; 
(Lxx1v. 498.) ae - S02 © Oe hn ee aes Dee he 4,500 - —- 
Miscellaneous Services : we a 
4145. 8 March 1819.—To defray the Salaries to the OGicers, mt Safe of oe coms a Remigt: of - Exchequer 
for 1819; (LXXIV. 197.) - - . 7 6,500 - = 
4146. For the Expenses of the Houses of Lords and inane: : tie XIV. an - - - - - - - 14,515 - = 
4147. For Salaries and Allowances to the Officers of ditto; (Lxx1v. 197.) - - - - - - - - 22,401 - «= 
4148. To make good the Deficiency of the Sum granted in the last Session for ditto; (Lxx1v. 197.) - - - 923 4 1 
4149. For the Expenses of Works and Repairs of the Public Buildings, for 1819; (Lxxiv.197.) - - - - 41,974 - - 
4150. For confining, maintaining and employing Convicts at home, for 1819; (LXxIv. 197.) - - - - 74,932 - = 
4151. For confining and maintaining Criminal Lunatics; (Lxx1v.197.) - . . - - - - - 2,777 - - 
4152. For Expenses of Prosecutions relating to the Coin ; (LxxiIv.197.) - - - - - - -' = 8,000 - = 
4153. For the Expense of Law Charges ; (Lx xIv. 197.) - - - . - - . - . . - 20,000 —- + 
4154. For the National Vaccine Establishment; (Lx xiv. 197.) - - ~ - - - - - . - 3,000 - = 
4155. For printing Acts of penned and &amp; printing ae, Repem, aaa Acnenate for the House of Lords; 
(LXXIV. 197.) - - - - - - - - 17,000 - — 
4156. For printing the Votes of the Mees of EE Ppa 197.) ° - - - - - - - 2,200 —- = 
4157. For deficiency of the Grant of 1817, for printing the 72d Volume of the Journals; (LXx1v. 197.) - - + 149 9 - 
4158. For the relief of American Loyalists for 1819; (LxXxIv.197.) = - - - - - - - - 11,000 —- = 
4159. For Superannuation Allowances to retired Clerks formerly employed in the Lottery Office, for 1819 ; (LX X1V. 197.) 25110 — 
4160. Ditto - - - in the Office of the Commissioners for auditing the Public Accounts; (Lxxiv.197.)  - - : 2,442 - — 
4161. Ditto - - - to Retired Officers formerly belonging to His Majesty’s Mint; (Lxxiv.197.) - = —— 920 - = 
4162. Ditto - - - to one of the late Paymasters of Exchequer Bills; (Lxx1v. 197.) - - - - - - 266 13 4 
4163. Ditto - - - to persons formerly employed in the Military Reads in North Britain ; (Lx x1v. 197.) - - - 568 - - 
4164. Ditto - - - to Mr. William Bell, formerly Master Shipwright at Kingston in Canada; (Lxxiv. 197.) - - 225 - - 
4165. 23 March 1819.—To make good the Deficiency of Fee Funds in the Depetemets of - seers. the ayer Secre- 
_ taries of State, and Privy Council ; (Lx xiv. 263.) . - - - 18,449 4 = 
4166. Ditto - - - for Contingent Expenses and Messengers Bills; (Lxxtv.263.)- - .+ «-« = elaine 9,189 16 2@ 
4167. Ditto - - - in the Departments ol the Treasury, ms three Sessatani¢n of State, and Privy Geen for 1819; 
(Lxx1v. 263.) - - - - - - - - - - 99,727 - = 


4168. Ditto - ~ - of Contingent Neiesin and Messengers Bills; (LXXIV. 263.) - . - - - : f 73;700 - — 


4169. Ditto - - - for building a Penitentiary House at Milbank, for 1819; (Lxxiv. 263.) « - - - - 60,000 - — 
4170, Ditto - - - for the Expense of the Establishment; (Lxx1v. 263.) - - - - - - - ° 21,000 - — 
4171. Ditto - - - for the Caledonian Canal; (Lxx1v.264.) - - = © “jab wit PicinwH ot SP - 2 
4172. 10 May 1819.—For the Refuge for the Destitute; (Lxx1v. 427.) - - - - - - - - - 5,000 — . 

4173. ~ For Toulonese and Corsican Emigrants, &amp;c.; (Lxxiv. 427.) - - - * = -* * * =  §2%,662 14 -1 


1 
4174. For Foreign and other Secret Services; (Lxxiv. 427.) - - - - ° ~~ - . . 80,000 - 
4,987 12 3 

1 


4175. For Deficiency of Grant of 1818 for the Expense of printing Bills, &amp;c.; (1x xtv. 497. ) - - - - 
4176. Ditto - - - for printing the 73d Volume of Journals; (txx1v. 427.) - - - - - - “ 213 141 
4177. To defray the Expense of printing Bills, Reports, = — — by — of the House of Commons — 

the present Session; (LXXIV. 427.) - - - - = 21,000 ~- = 
4178. Ditto - - ~ for re-printing Journals and Reports for ing (LXXIV. 427.) - : - ° : ” ° 300 -. = 


GEN. INDEX, LVI —LXXV. (1801—1820.) iN 





970 


SUPPLY —continued. 











I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess. 1819. (59° Geo. 111] —continued, 


4179. 
4180. 
4181. 


4182. 
4183. 
4184. 
4185. 
4186. 
4187. 
4188. 
4189. 
4190. 
4191. 
4192. 
4193. 
4194. 


4195. 
4196. 
4197. 


4198. 


4199. 
4200. 


4201. 
4202. 
4203. 
4204. 
2205. 
4206. 
4207. 
4208. 
4209. 
2210. 


4211. 
4212. 
4213. 
4214. 
4215. 
4216. 
4217. 
4218. 
4219. 
4220. 
4221. 
4222. 
4223. 
4224. 
4225. 
4226. 
4227. 
4228. 
4229. 
4230. 
4231. 
4232. 
4233. 
4234. 
4235. 
4236. 
4237. 
4238. 
4239. 
4240. 
4241. 
4242. 
4243, 
4244, 
4245. 


4247. 
4248. 
4249. 
4250. 
4251. 
4252. 
4258. 





Miscellaneous Services—continued. 


10 May 1819-continued.—To defray the Expense of printing the 74th Volume of the Journals ; i. 427.) = 


Towards the Repair of Henry the Seventh’s Chapel; for 1819; (LxxIv. 428.) - @ ‘ is 
For Sdlaries, Allowances and Expenses for the Sonniatis ander the areere reer Wessigs Powers fo grate 
illicit Traffic in Slaves ; ; (Lxxiv. 428.) - S.c9 ~ 


For Works carrying on at tlie College of Edinburgh, for 1819; (Lx xrIv. 
For the Civil Establishment of the Bahama Islands; (Lxx1v. 428.) 
Ditto - - - of the Island of Dominica; (Lxxiv. 428.) - . - - . - - ° - ’ 


428.) - - - ) be « * 


Ditto - - - of Upper Canada in America; (Lxxiv. 428.) - - - - - - é e - 
Ditto - - - of Nova Scotia; (Lxxiv. 428.) - - - -= - = *© -2£ © #*# « « 
Ditto - - - of New Brunswick in America; (Lxx1v. 428.) - - - - - - - - ‘ 
Ditto - - - of the Island of Cape Breton ; (Lx xiv. 428.)- - - - - - - - - . 
Ditto - ~ - of Prince Edward Island ; (Lxxiv. 428.) - &gt; : - oe al tnt Db aero 
Ditto - - + of Newfoundland ; (Lxxtv. 428.) - - - - - = - - - ~ . 
Ditto - - - of New South Wales; (Lxx1v.428.) - - *© -* 2 2 *#© 2 «© = « 


Ditto - - - of Sierra Leone; (uxx1v. 428.) 
To defray the Expense of printing the 50th Volume of the Sortie of the House of Lavi (Lxx1v. 428.) - 


For defraying the Deficiency of Grant of 1818 for printing Acts of Ppctanent, ot for printing ” see other 
Papers, for the House of Lords; (Lxxiv. 428.) - = - . 


To defray the amount of Bills drawn, or to be drawn from New South Wales, for oe Senin 428.) - « 
To discharge the like amount of Supplies granted for 1818 remaining unprovided for; (Lxx1v. 428.) - 


3 June 1819.—To be issued and paid to the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, to be by them placed 


to the account of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, for the te eee 1 February 


1819; (Uxxiv. 498.) - - - - - - - - - - ° Ps = 

To Pay off and discharge Treasury Bills issued for the Service of iodien, porpnant ” pm 57 Geo. am. c. Bn, and 
Geo. III. ¢.87; (uxxiv. 498.) - - - - . - ‘ 

For the British Museum, for 1819; (Lxxiv.498.) - - - -* * * *© 2 «*# «# =» 
28 June 1819.—To be applied in concert with His aay" the me ad the —— ee ay the 
defence of the Low Countries ; (Lxxiv. 584.) - - Ps 

For the Augmentation of the Maintenance of the Poor Clergy ; desiinte: 584.) - - - - ~ a 
Ditto - - + in Scotland; (Lxx1v. 584.) - - . ® - e* 116% * ‘ d « é 


For paying Interest due on the Sum of £. 300,000. granted tu the Portuguese Government ; (Lxxtv. 584.) - 
To make good deficiency on 5 April 1819 of the Fee Fund at His Majesty’s Exchequer; (Lxx1v. 584.) - - 
For the Expense of Improvements between Bangor Ferry and Chirk Bridge for 1819; (Lxx1v. 584.) - - 
For Sundry Works at Holyhead Harbour for 1819; (Lxxiv. 584.) - - - - - - - - 
For Repairs at the Cobb at Lyme Regis; (Lxx1v. 584.) - - - - - - - - - - 


For the Board of Agriculture; (LxxIv. 584.) - = - : i'n . %) inthalt Mane ° - 
For the British Forts on the Coast of Africa; (Lxxiv. 584.) - - -* = = 47S) oo 
For Superannuation Allowances to Andrew Allen and Edward Stanley, Esqrs. two retired Cenesle; (Lxxtv. 584.) 


For the Remuneration of Public Officers in Ireland; (Lxxiv.584.) - - - -* - = = * 
For the Board of Works in Ireland for 1819; (Lxxiv. 584.) - - - - - - - - - 
For Printing, Stationery and other Disbursements for Public Offices in Dublin Castle; (1xxtv. 584.) 
For publishing Proclamations, &amp;c. in the Dublin Gazette ; (Lx x1v. 584.) - - - - - « - 
For printing Statutes for the use of the Magistrates of Ireland; ae 584.) 


For Criminal Prosecutions; (Lxx1v. 584.) - - - - ° e « je m « 
For apprehending Public Offenders ; (Lxxiv. 585.) - - - - &lt; - @ e . 
For Non-Conforming Ministers in Ireland; (Lx xiv. 585.) - - . STO teil he o 
For the Seceding Minsters of Ulster; (rxx1v. 585.) - - - ° : . e « ° ° 
For Protestant Dissenting Ministers in Ireland; (Lxx1v. 585.) - - - « - ° » ° ~ 
For Salaries of Lottery Officers ; (Lx x1v. 585.) - - - - - ° © « - ‘ e 
For the Maintenance of Inland Navigations in Ireland; (Lx x1v. 585.) Bes Ser) sie sae Dies Be 
For Works at Dunmore Harbour ; (Lx xiv. 585.) = - - - . - * ° . * ~ 
Ditto - - - at Howth Harbour; (uxx1v. 585.) - - - - - a * * » ° 
For Clothing the Battle Axe Guards ; (Lx xiv. 585.) - - - © - ° . . . © 
For Clothing His Majesty’s Officers of Arms, Pursuivants, and State Trumpeters; (Lx xiv. 585.) - - « 
For the Police and Watch Establishments of Dublin; (uxx1v.585.)- = - - - - » #8 
To provide for Fever Cases in Ireland; (Lxxiv. 685.) + - . ° - . - " é e 
For building Churches and Glebe Houses in Ireland; (Lxxtv. 585.) - - a ee ‘ . « 
For further defraying the Expense of ditto; (Lx xiv. 585.) ee See eee ee es ee 


For the Trustees of the Linen and Hempen Manufactures of Ireland ; (tx xv. - 
For the Commissioners for making wide and convenient Streets in the City of Dublin; (Lxx1v. 


For Allowance to the Chairman of the Board of Inland Navigation; (Lxx1v.585.) - -°© - - = 
For the Royal Irish Academy ; {(Lxxtv. 585.) eo dea: ee as ee ei ee thik ele ee 
For the Protestant Charter Schools ; (Lx xv. 585.) - - - - ° ° m » . - &lt; 
For the Foundling Hospital; (uxxiv.585.) - - - - -© - = = «© «© © « 


For the House of Industry ; (Lxx1v. 585.) - - - - « « ° . . a o . 
For the Richmond Lunatic Asylum ; (Lx xiv. 585.)- 
For the Hibernian Society ; (Lxxiv. 585.) - - - - - . ° - ° ns &lt; o 
For the Hibernian Marine Society ; (uxxtv. 585.) - 
For the Female Orphan House ; (Lxxtv. 585.) = 
For the Westmorland Lock Hospital; (uxx1v. 585.) . - . - - - - - - - 
For the Lying-in Hospital Dublin ; (Lxx1v. 585.) - 
For Doctor Steevens’ Hospital; (ux xiv. 585.) . - oF ih - - - - - - 


‘forthe Fever Hospital; (uxx1v.585.) - ~~ - + + *© + = © @ © «© -« 
For the Hospital for Incurables in Dublin; (uxxiv.585.)-  - -* - + = = *# = = 
For the Roman Catholic Seminary; (Lxxiv.585.)- - - - - = 2 © 2 = = 
For the Association for Discountenancing Vice; (Lxx1v.585.)- - - - «© * © = * 
For the Green Coat Hospital; (Lxxtv.§85.)-  - - - - + * = *# 2© * * 
For the Cork Institution ; (Lx x1v. 586.) m © 7 - —— . e » ° - - 
For the Society for the Education of the Poor in Ireland; (uxxiv. 586.) - - - - 7 °° °° 
‘For the Dublin Society ; (Lxx1v. 586.) - a m ‘ . a » - ‘ - - - - 


For the Farming Society of Ireland ; (Lxx1v. 586.) - - - ~ - - - a ba = - 


Sams Gronted. 


£. 
3,500 
3,169 


24,800 
10,000 
35301 
600 
10,800 
13,440 
65757 
2,190 
3490 
5,976 
16,825 
16,687 
1,671 


2,577 
100,000 


8,046,100 


430,000 


4,400,000 
10,018 


1,000,000 
100,060 
10,000 
48,904 
23,097 
15,000 
12,500 
13,300 
1,000 
28,000 
1,175 


16 


1,153 16 11 


22,882 
20,684 
9,692 
35439 
23,076 
1,000 
8,651 
4,034 
756 
1,741 
4,480 
12,000 
6,700 
683 
1,071 
26,600 
10,000 
9,230 
18,461 
19,938 
11,000 
276 
300 
24,000 
30,000 
32,000 
6,665 
9,200 
1,800 
2,600 
8,000 
3,300 
1,400 
4,600 
460 
8,928 
3430 
100 
2,300 
5,538 
9,200 
3,000 






I. Committee of Suppl y—continued. 


(4.)}— Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—ses. 1819. [59° Geo. 111.]—continued. =? 
Miscellaneous Services—continued. aie u 
4254. 28 June 1819-continued.—For Civil Contingencies in Ireland ; (txx1v, 586.) Sd wilPhne &amp; osfol-—SorS ae ee® — Al 
4255. For Utensils and Implements of Manufacture of the New Bridewell; (Lxx1v. 586.) - - - - - 1,000 - = 
4256. For Salaries of Commissioners and others of Courts of Justice; (Lxx1v.586.)  - - - - - - 7,200 - - 
4257. For Schools Established by Voluntary Contributions ; (Lx x1v. 586.) - - - : ° ° ©¢ an 3,000 - - 
4258. To make good advances from'the Civil List in pursuance of Addresses for Remuneration of Commissioners 
appointed to inquire into the Fees and Emoluments of Officers of Courts of Justice in Ireland ; (Lx x1v. 586.) 17,076 18 52 
4259. 29 June 1819.—Toenable His Majesty to issue and cause to be paid to General Repti in soptinention “ a ma of 
Salt Petre exported under the King’s Licence; (Lxx1v. 591.) - : 6,000 - - 
Exchequer Bills : SS 
4260. 2 February 1819.—To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills made out by Act of last Session, for raising 
£. 11,600,000. for 1818, and by another Act for raising £. 30,000,000. by Fenohoqeer Bills, for 1818; 
(Lxxiv. 64.) Pee eee a ee ee ae. ae - + © ©24,954,300 - = 
4261. 3 June 1819.—To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills charged upon the Supplies of 1819; (Lx x1Vv. 498.) - 8,599,600 - - 
4262. Ditto - - - issued pursuant to several Acts for empowering the Bank to advance £. 3,000,000, (LXxIv. 498.) 3,000,000 - - 
4263. For discharging Interest on Exchequer Bills, Irish Treasury Bills, and Mint Notes; (Lxxtv. 498.) - - 1,570,000 - = 
Civil List : ———— 
4264. 8 March 1819,—To provide for such Expenses of a Civil Nature as do not form part of the Ordinary Charges of 
the Civil List for 1818; (1xxiv. 197) 5 ; eater, consicderayion deferred, 197, 204, 223, 93% 237- 
Considered and agreed to, 250. . - 79154 8 gt 
4265. Ditto - - - for 1819; (LxxIv.197.)  - - : - 2© - - - ‘ ° _ &gt; . ae = 
Summary of Grants in Session 1819. [59° Geo. IIT. } 
i. s. a. 
Navy (including Ordnance Sea Service) - - - - - - - = 6,527,781 12 7 
Army - = + - - - - - - = - - = + = + = = 8,385,766 4 10 
Militia and Volunteer Corps - - - = = = = - + = = 458,360 17 2 
Ordnance (Land Service) - - - - = - © = = = = = 1,100,000 ~- — 





4266. 


4267. 


4269. 
4270. 


4271. 


4272. 
4273. 
4274. 
4275. 
4276. 
4277. 


4278. 
4279. 
4280. 
4281. 


4283. 


4284. 


4285. 
4286. 


4287. 


SUPPLY —continued. 


Miscellaneous Services for Great Britain (including 
£-379,154- 8s. 9 id. Civil List Grants) - - - - - - 
Ditto - - - forIreland - - - - - - - - - - = = 


2,593,901 1 
422,639 12 





£.19,488,449 8 14 


Treasury Arrangements ;—Payment of Exchequer and Treasury 
Bills, Deficiency of Grant for 1 ors, me a of the 











LS) 


~~ 
&gt; 



























National Debt - - - - - = - - = = = 51,000,000 =— — 
Total of Grants in Session 1819 - - - £.70,488,499 8 14 
In Session 1819-20. [60° Geo. III. and 1° Geo. IV.] 
Sums Granted. 


Navy, &amp;c. (including Ordnance Sea Service) : 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








—_—_ 


— 
— 








2 December 1819.—T HAT 23,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service, for thirteen lunar &amp; «..@ 
Months, from 1 January 1820, ented 8,000 meegee pannel ; — 20. - 
For Wages for ditto; (Lxxv.20.) - - +» 650,325 - - 
For Victuals for ditto; (Lxxv. 20.) - - - - - - + - - - : ° - 612,950 - - 
For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve; (LXxXV. 20.) - . - - - - - 612,950 - - 
For Ordnance Sea Service; (Lx xv. 20.) - - - - - - - - - - 4° - 104,650 - - 
£. 1,980,8 - - 
Army : bd oa ia 
20 December 1819.—Towards defraying the Charge of His Majesty's Land Forces, for Service at home and 
abroad, excepting Regiments employed in Ireland and the East dation for 1820; (LXxv.70.) = - ir - = 
For Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxxv. 70.) - - - - - - - - er, ;Beopeo - - 
For General and Staff Officers and Officers of the Hospital (oxae. 70) - . 12 - ° 30,000 - = 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxxv. 70.) - - - - - ° ° 10,000 - = 
For Medicines and Surgical Materials for the Land Forces and other Hospital Contingencies; igiev. 7a.) 6,500 =&lt; - 
Ditto - - + inIreland; (txxv.70.) - - « - ~ © ~ ° a é s . - 2,500 - — 
For four troops of Dragoons on tee eee * Foot tient $ in Great Britain, ~ og a S —— in 
India; (Lxxv. 71.) - - - ° §,000 - = 
For the Royal Military College ; Parton 71.) - - - - - - - - - - . §,000 - =~ 
For the Royal Military Asylum; (Lxxv. 71.) ee eee eee ees eee, Ye ae” Bat eS  Y "= 2 
For Fees, &amp;c. expected to be paid on the issue of Army Services; (LXXV.71.) - - - - - 2 9,000 = = 
For assembling and forming Out Pensioners into seven Royal Veteran Battalions in weap (LXxv. n ) - 60,000 - - 
Ditte - - - into three Ditto - - - in Ireland; (uxxv.71.) - -* = = - ?.)'.°. . A “ol 
22 February 1820.—Towards defraying the Change of Amey Servos at heave and aoe, ouaspt in jutonts 
for 1820; (Lxxv.99.) - 600,000 - = 
Towards defraying the Charge of Army Sessinin's in Ireland ; ions “ad - 4 - - - ° - 200,000 - - 
£.2,157,000 - = 
Militia and Volunteer Corps : pale Lae 
20 December 1819.—Towards-defraying the Charge of Volunteer Corps in Great Britain for 1820; (UxXv- m 4) “+ 200,000 - - 
Ditto - - - in Ireland for ditto; (txxv. 71. - ° - - - - - . ° . 6,000 - — 
£.106,000 -- 
Ordtiance (Land Service) : —— 
21 December 1819.—On account of Ordnance Services for 1820; (LXXV.75-) + 7 = 7 *) * . 250900 — = 









972 


ese ae 


SUPPLY —continued. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 





. ” © oi ‘ P ° 60° Geo. IIT. and , ° Sums Granted. 
(4.)}—-Resolutions of Committee of Supply,—sess. 1819-2041» Geo. 1V. } continued. 
Miscellaneous Services : £64. 
4288. 22 February 1820,—To pay off and discharge Irish Treasury Bills charged upon the Aids of 1820; (Lxxv. 99.) 2,000,000 — — 
4289. Towards satisfying such Annuities, Pensions, or other Payments as would have been payable out of the Con- 
solidated Fund or Civil List, in case the demise of His Majesty had not taken _ before 5 April 1820; 
(LXxv.99.) - - - i ~ r ~ &gt; . id a ig . ——e We 
£.2,200,000 - — 
Exchequer Bills : = 
4290. 24 February 1820.—To pay aa and Cochanye enepad am mana upon os _—s or eapeees of 1819; 
(LXXvV. 102.) - - - - 7,000,000 - — 
Civil List : 
4291. 23 December 1819.—Upon account, to provide for such Expenses of a ai Natere as ~ not orn a iia of the 
Ordinary Charges of the Civil List for 1820; (Lxxv. 78.) - - - 100,000 — - 
4292. 22 February 1820.—Upon account, to provide for such Expenses of a Civil Nature as fo not ape a } part of the 
Ordinary Charges of the Civil List for 1820 ; (LXXv.99.) - - - -= - + §0000 - - 
Summary of Grants in Session 1819-20. [60° Geo. III. and 1° Geo. IV.] 
£. i 
Navy (including Ordnance Sea Service) - - - - - - - - 1,980,875 - - 
Army - - - - - - 2+ 5 = 2 2 © 2 2-2 © © = 2,357,000 —- = 
Militia and Volunteer Corps - - - - - - - - - = = 106,000 — = 
Ordnance - - - - = = = © = = = = = = 2 = = 250,000 —- = 
Miscellaneous Services for Great Britain (including £.150,000. we 
Civil List Grants) - - - - - - = - - - = = = = 350,000 —- — 
£- 4,843,875 - - 
Treasury Arrangements Apis. seca of Exchequer and Treasury 
Bills - - - - - - - = - = = = = += = = = 9,000,000 - - 
Total of Grants in Session 1819-20 - - - £.13,843,875 —-. - 
[Note. The above Grants were not carried into effect, Parliament being prorogued on 28 February 1820, 
without an Appropriation Act.] 
In Session 1820. [1° Geo. IV.] 
° : n Sums Granted 
Navy, &amp;c. (including Ordnance Sea Service) : — 
4293. 18 May.1820.—THAT 23,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service, for thirteen lunar —2e-u: 
Months, from 1 January 1820, including 8,000 eae etHTE ; (LXXV. 225.) 
4294. For Wages for ditto; (Lxxv. 225.) - - - - - - - affes - « 650,325 - - 
4295. For Victuals for ditto; (Lxxv.225.) - - - - 2 -=,2 .2 ©. = = = © 612,950 - - 
4296, For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve; (LXXV.225.) - - -  - - - - 612,950 - - 
4297. For Ordnance for Sea Service ; (LXxv. 225.) - - ° - - - - - - - - 104,650 - - 
4298. Upon account, towards defraying certain Naval Services for 1820; (LX xv. 225.) - - - - - 500,000 — — 
4299. 12 June 1820.—For further defraying the Ordinary Establishment of the Navy for 1820 ; (Lxxv. 303.) - - 1,980,566 3 11 
4300. For the Extraordinary Establishment of ditto; (Lxxv. 304.) - . - - - - - - - 1,594,480 - - 
4301. For the Purchase of Provisions for Troops and Garrisons on foreign stations; (LXXV. 304.) - - - - 989,500 - = 
4302. For the Expense of the Transport Service ; (Lx xv. 304.) - ~ - ~ - - . - - 245,924 - - 
£.6,691,345 3 11 
Army : ————— ——— 
4303. 1 June 1820.—On account, towards defraying the Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces for service in Great 
Britain and on stations abroad (excepting the ne die ane in “~ 5 a, ~~ wa 25 gal 
1819 to 24 December 1820; (Lx xv. 267.) - - 500,000 - - 
4304. 6 June 1820.—TH at a number of Land Forces not exceeding 92,586 men, and 676 men pro- 
posed to be disbanded (but exclusive of men employed in the East Indies) be 
maintained for the service of Great Britain and Ireland, from 25 December 1819 to 
24 December 1820; (LXXV. 281.) 
4305. To complete the Sum required for defraying the Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces in Great Britain and on 
stations abroad (excepting the wagiaants at in an East ialiesy a 25 ean 1819 to 
24 December 1820; (Lxxv. 282.) - - 2,063,639 16 8 
4306. For Land Forces in Ireland; (Lxxv. 282.) - - - - - - - - - . - - 843,221 1 7 
4307. For defraying the Charge of General and Staff Officers and Oem “ the Hangitele in » Genet Britain and on 
foreign stations ( excepting India); (Lxxv. = . - - 112,768 18 6 
4308. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxxv.282.) - - te ee ae ae 26,864 18 - 
4309. For Allowances to the Principal Officers of several Public Department (Lxxv. 282.) - . - + 134,517 16 10 
4310. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (txxv.282.) - - - - OF pte Oo Allene ete 10,851 18 11 
4311. For Medicines and Surgical Materials for the Land Forces; inl: a a ae “ee ee et 31,311 2 1 
4312. Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxxv. 282.) - - - - - + - - - - - ° 7:360. 9 
4313. For four troops of Dragoons and pee eopeeie “ Few, sutnasd in Great Britain we ssnerey3 the Corpsin 
India; (Lxxv.282.) - ~ . é 21,332 1:2 
4314. For the Royal Military College ; rated 282.) - oe - = = © 21,471 16 9 
4315. For defraying the Charge of the Pay of General Officers not vie Colonels of ‘iets (xxv. 282.) - 177,486 4 - 
4316. Ditto --- - of Garrisons at home and abroad; (Lxxv.282.) - - - - - = = &gt; = 98366 13 10 
4317. For the Pay of General Officers in Ireland; (Lx xv. 282.) oe ga ee Bn oe 1,266 18 6 
4318 Dene ~ ~~ of Gartieons tn treland; (txxv,a00.) “6° ee 6271 12 4 


















































SURLY Saitek, 





I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Supply —ses. 1220. (1° Geo. 1V ‘}~contimed, 


4319. 


4320. 
4321. 
4322. 
4323. 
4324. 
4325. 
4326. 
4327. 
4328. 
4329. 
4330. 
4331. 
4332. 


4347. 


4349. 


4351. 


4352. 


4362. 


4363. 


4365. 


4367. 
4368. 
4369. 
4370. 
4371. 
4372. 
4373. 
4374. 
4375. 
4376. 


Arm y—continued. 
6 June 1820~continued.—For defraying the Charge of 7 Puy ™ entiges 


Militia and Volunteer Corps : 


Officers and unattached Officers of 


His Majesty’s Fotces ; (LxxV. 282.) - eo. es 08 © 2 © (Eerie 
Ditto - - - of retired Officers in Ireland; (cxxv. whe) - . - - - - - - - ° 
Ditto - - - of Half Pay to reducéd Officers ; (Lx xv. 282.) - - - - - - - - ra 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxxv. 282.) - . : 3 ‘ Pa ‘ - - a - - . 
Ditto - - - of Military Allowances to reduced Officers; or yi . - - - - - © 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxxv.282,) - . - - - - . - . 
Ditto - - - of Half Pay and Allowances to Officers of disbanded eoied Corps, —s &amp;ec.; (Lxxv. 280.) 
Ditto - - - of the In-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital; (uxxv. 283.) - - - - - - - 
Ditto - - - of the In-Pensioners of Kilmainham Hospital ; (Lx xv. 283.) - - - - - e - 
Ditto - - - of the Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital ; (Lx xv. 283.) b pottery rat gs Be 01D te yvonne 
Ditto - - - of the Out-Pensioners of Kilmainham Hospital ; (Lx xv. 283.) © bie way of 6: uttih loesnsge 


Ditto - - - of the Royal Military Asylum at Chelsea; (Lxxv. 283.) 


For Pensions to be paid to Widows of Officers ; (LXXv. 283.) - - - - - - - - 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxxv. 283.) - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - 
Ditto - - - of Allowances on the Compassionate List ; (Lx xv. 283.) - sill - - - - - 
Ditto - - - of Allowances to reduced Adjutants; (Lxxv. 283.) - On it SCL Gly + 
For Fopen ya Compensations and Emoluments in the nature of Superannuated or Retired Allowances ; 

Lxxv. 283 - - - - - - - - . - - - : - - : 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (txxv. 283.) - - . - - ° . - - - . - - 
For Fees expected to be paid at the Exchequer on Issues for Army Services; (Lx xv. 283.) - - - - 
For Corps remaining to be disbanded in 1820; (Lxxv. 283.) - - - - - - - - « 


19 June 1820.—For defraying the Expense of the Commissariat Department for 1820 ; (Lxxv. 326.) - . - 
Ditto - - - of the Barrack Department; (Lxxv. 326.) Further consideration deferred, 328. Agreed to, 350. 


23 June 1820.—For defraying the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army for Great Britain, for 1820; (Lxxv. 350.) 


4 July 1820.—For the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army for Ireland in 1820; (Lxxv. 398.) - - - - 


For the Expense of the Barrack Department in Ireland ; (Lx xv. 398.) - - - - - ° 4 
Ditto - - - of the Commissariat Department; (Lxxv.398.) - - - - - += - = = 

6 July 1820.—For assembling and forming Out-Pendiapere into Seven Royal Veteran Battalions in Great Britain, 
in 1819; (LXxv.412.)- - - - _- ~ ° » - é 1, “ s : “ 
Ditto - - - into three Royal Veteran Battalions in Ireland, in 1819; (Lxxv. 412.) - - - » ° 


Sums Granted. 


——— 


é. 


86,177 5 
3417 5 
738,960 — 


’ 


d. 


2 
1 


44:427 13 11 


345395 
2,216 
125,289 
42,949 
17,186 
895,938 
191,742 
35,500 1 
92,717 1 
22,164 
178,370 
20,495 


ve) 


Orwornr Doin 


30,228 3 

9,007 
85,000 — 
26,550 — 


476,294 - 
241,000 — 


1,200,000 - 


20,000 — 


114,033 - 
100,077 - 


60,000 — 


20,000 - 





— 
ee 


6 June 1820.—For defraying the Charge of Velasteee Kane in Greet sr. - 25 Detemnbet 1819 to 24 


December 1820; (Lxxv. 282.) - - pe 
Ditto - - - in Ireland; (Lxxv. 282.) - - - - — ami. ated 52h a LG 
3 July 1820.—For defraying the Charge of the disembodied Militia of Great Britain, for 1820 ; (Lx xv. 387 ) - 
Ditto - - - of Ireland, for 1820; (1xxv. 387.) nr oy 5? oat Sa . 
For defraying the Expense of Clothing the Volunteer Yeomanry of Ireland; (Lxxv. 987.) - : - ° 


£. 8,850,869 12 


150,000 — 
19,500 13 
399,839 9 
120,006 7 
50,000 - 


Ordnance (Land Service) : 


£. 649,346 10 


6 June 1820.—In full for the Coy of the Offes of Ostenm ter Land Service for Gress Bete, for 1820 ; 


5 


10 
10 


t= @. 


, 


(Lxxv. 281.) - - -° + ¢ Ss anon Pee - 293,694 8 8 
For the Expense of Services-performed by the Office “ Ovimines for tind Service for yee Britain, and not 

provided for in 1818; (Lxxv. 281.) - - - - - - - - - - ° 50,804 19 2 
Ditto - - - in 1819; (Lxxv. 281.) - - - - - - - - - - - - -- 9,940 18 + 
For Expenses of Reduction in the Office of Ordnance, in 1820 ; (Lx xv. 281.) - - - - - - 5,000 - = 
For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Ireland, fur 1820; (Lxxv. 281.) - -- - ° - 111,986 2 6 
For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance in Great Britain on account of Allowances to Superannuated and Retired 

Officers, &amp;c. and for Pensions to Widows and Children of Officers late boners to the nenepeseee ny 

Corps, for 1820; (Lxxv.281.)- - - - = oes - - 302,996 1 11 
Ditto - - - and not provided for in 1819 ; (Lxxv.281.) - - - - - - - - - &lt; 18,833 18 5 . 
For the Charge of Allowances, Compensations, and Emoluments in the nature of Superannuated Allowances, to ;, 

Persons late belonging to the Ordnaace in Great Britain, and for Widows atid for 1820; ORY 281.) - 33,826 13 7 , 
Ditto - - - and not provided for in 1819; (Lxxv.281.) - - - - - - - 2,974 12 24 
For the Office of Ordnance in Ireland on account of Pay of Retired Ofem of the oe Royal ih Artillery and 

Engineers, and of Pensions to Widows; (LXxv. 281.) - - - 11,754 3 9, 
For the Charge of Allowances, Compensations,and Emoluments in the nature of Sesicommeaiiod’ or Retired Allow- 

ances to Persons belonging to the Office of Ordnance in Ireland, and for Widows Pensions, for 1820; 

(Lxxv. 281.) - - - - - - - . - - - - - dein - - 4,988 1 1 

3 July 1820.—For the Office of Ordnance for Land Service for Great Britain, for 1820; (Lxxv. 387.) - - 250,000 - — 

‘ 4 £. 1,095,000 - — 
Miscellaneous Services : eitteattieneneetiiin 
30 May 1820.—To discharge the like Amount of Supplies granted for 1819; (LXxv.254.) - - = * 7,000,000 —- ~~ 

For the British Museum ; (Lxxv. 254.) - - - ie ai - - - - - - - - 10,009 16 10 


16 June 1820.—To be issued and paid to the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, to be by them placed 
to the account of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, for 


1820; (LxxVv. 319.) - 


19 June 1820.—For the Civil Establishment of the Bahama Islands; (Lxxv. 
- ofthe Island of Dominica; (Lxxv. 326.) 
of Upper Canada in America; (Lx xv. 326.) - 
of Nova Scotia; (Lxxv. 326.) - 
of New Brunswick; (Lx xv. 326.) 
- of Cape Breton; (Lxxv. 326.) - 
of Prince Edward Island; (1xxv. 326.) 
of Newfoundland; (Lxxv. 326.) 

of New South Wales; (Lxxv. 326.) 
of Sierra Leone; (Lxxv.326.) - 


Ditto - - 
Ditto - - - 
Ditto - - - 


Ditto - - - 
Ditto - - 
Ditto - - - 
Ditto - - - 
Ditto - - - 
Ditto - - - 


GEN. INDEX, LV1I.—LXXV. 


(1801 —1820.) 


326.) - 


the Year ending 1 Feerunry ee ae 


- _ 410,000 — 
- 35301 10 
é 600 - 
- 10,800 - 
bd 13,593 15 
ad 6,757 10 
- 9,285 13 
“ 35520 15 
- 5,976 is 
- 17,081 5 
- 22,358 1! 

































































SUPPLY —continued. 


































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4410. 
4411. 
4412. 
4413. 


4414. 
4415. 


4416. 
4417. 
4418. 
4419. 


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3 July 1820. —For making further Alterations in the Chirk and Bangor Ferry Road; (1xxv. 387.) 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—Sess. 1820. (1° Geo.1V ]—continued. 


Miscellaneous Services—continued. 
19 June 1820-continued.— Pontate defraying the Rapenpe of baiting the Penitentiary Hose st Mitesk, for a800; ; 


(Lxxv. 326.) - 
For the Expense of the Establishment of ditto; (1xxv. 326 Se p00) a aor fe 1754...) @ 
For confining, maintaining and employing Convicts ; (Lxxv. 326.) - - - -  - oii ws 
For confining and maintaining Criminal Lunatics; (Lx xv. 326.) - - - - - - . « 
For Expenses of Prosecutions relating to the Coin ; (Lxxv. ant ) PO Pow at Pawn Bake .. © 


For Expenses of Law Charges ; (Lx xv. 326.) - - 
Towards defraying the Expense of the National Vaccine Establishment, for 1820; a if 387) ° x : 


For deficiency of Grant of 1819 for printing Acts; (Lx xv. 327.) - - = - - - A 
Forthe Charge of ditto for 1820; (Lxxv.327.) - - - - - - : : - - o 
For Deficiency of Grant of 1819 for printing Votes; (LXxv. 327.) - - - - - Oth ote ud * 
For the Expense of ditto in the last and present Sessions; (Lx xv. 327.) —_— - ° - 
To make good Deficiency of Grant " 1819 for printing the ‘74th Vern of the Journals of the Home of Com- 

mons; (LXXv. 327.) - - - 2 
For printing the 75th Volume of ditto i in 1820; (Lxxv. 327.) « - - - - - - ° - 
For the Deficiency of Grant of 1819 for printing Bills, &amp;c.; (Lxxv. 327.) - - - - - ° ° 
For the Expense of ditto in the last and present Sessions; (LXXv.327.) - - - - ° = ? 
For re-printing Journals and Reports in 1820; (LXxv.327.)  - - - - - - - « - 
For the Relief of American Loyalists, for 1820; (LXXV. 327.) - - - - - - - - ” 
For Allowances or Compensations in the nature of Sagentnnntion Sopapee to Persons formerly employed i in 

Public Offices; (Lxxv. 327.) - - - - ae ne - &gt; 


To make good Deficiencies of Fee Funds in the Riebincenes of the ES the three Secretaries of State and 
Privy Council, for 1820; (Lxxv.327.) Further consideration deferred,(328.) Agreed to, (350.) - . 
For Contingent Expenses and Mesesogers | Bills in om (t LXXvV. 327) ater enplieation deferred, (328.) 
Agreed to, (350.) - - = - : 4 
For defraying the amount of Bills drawn wie to be paso pati New South Wales; (LXXV. 327.) - = « 
Towards the Repair of Henry the Seventh’s Chapel, for 1820 ; (LX Xv. 327.) ~ - - - ° « 
For the College at Edinburgh, for 1820; (Lxxv. 327.) - - - - - - - - of » 


For British Forts on the Coast of Africa; (LXXV.327-) - - - - - + - ° 
To pay Salaries and Incidental Expenses of Commissioners relating to the Slave Trade; (Lxxv.327.) - 7 
To pay Awards of Commissioners on Portuguese Claims ; (Lx xv. 327. ) - ~ - - - - ~ 
For Works and Repairs of Public Buildings; (Lx xv. 327.) - - - - : ° ° 


For Salaries to Officers and Expenses of the Court of the Receipt of the bedenen (LXXv. 327.) - 
For Expenses of the Houses of Lords and Commons, for 1820; (LXXV. 327.) + - - - - - 
For Deficiency of 1819 for Expenses of ditto; (Lxxv. 327) - - &gt; * -* = me 
For Salaries and Allowances to Officers of ditto, for 1820; (Lxxv. 328.) - - - - - - = 
For Foreign and other Secret Services; Further consideration deferred; (Lxxv. 328.) Agreed to, (350.) - ° 
For Printing, by order of the Commissioners of Public Records ; (Lx xv. 328.) - - - - - : 
For Civil Contingencies; (Lxxv.328.) - -° - © - 2 * *£ &amp; &gt; © # « 
For the Refuge for the Destitute; (Lxxv. 328.) - - - - - - - - - 
For Toulonese and Corsican Emigrants, Saint Domingo Sufferers and Dutch Naval Officers ; fale, 328.) - 
For Miscellaneous Printing done by Order of the House of Commons in 1819; (LX xv. 328.) - ae cee te 


23 June 1820.—For the Augmentation of the Maintenance of the Poor Clergy; (Lxxv. 350.) - + - = 


Towards completing Purchases aangunsy val the » Comeeee of o New seeds in pemene “ Act 53 en, Ill. 
Cc. 121; (LXXV. 350.) . . - 


For the Caledonian Canal; (Lx xv. 387.) _s iia SNC wilh) Yd aie 609) 1? 1s gaging 
For Remuneration of Public Officers in Ireland; (Lxxv. 387.) - - - ° - - ~ . i 
For the Board of Works in Ireland; (Lxxv.387.)  - - - - - - - am &lt; 4 A 
For Printing, Stationery and other Disbursements in Ireland; (Lx xv. 387.) - - ° A oe ty 
For publishing Proclamations ; (Lxxv.387.)  - aye - - - - - - “ “ - 
For printing Statutes of the United Kingdom; (Lx xv. 387.) - - - - - - - - - 
For the Expense of Criminal Prosecutions ; (Lx xv. 387.) - * ee - =. = a iat Lae 
For apprehending Public Offenders; (Lxxv. 387.) - - - - - - - - - © ° 
For Non-conforming Ministers in Ireland; (Lxxv. 387.) - - . - - - - - ° e 
For the Seceding Ministersof Ulster; (Lx xv. 387.) - - - - - © ° he ° - a 
For the Support of Protestant Dissenting Ministers in Ireland; (Lxxv. 387.) - - - a 
For Salaries of Lottery Officers; (uxxv.y87)-  - - = - = + = = one, 
For the Maintenance of Public Navigations; (Lx xv. 387.) . - - - - - - n _ 
For carrying on Works at Dunmore Harbour; (Lxxv. 387.) - - - - - - &lt; m % 
For Works at Howth Harbour; (1x xv. 387.) - - - - - - - = . a . 
For clothing the Battle Axe Guards; (Lx xv. 387.) - - - - - - . » *'s . 
For the Police and Watch Establishments of Dublin; (Lxxv. 387.) - = - ere ee eee awh eee 
For Salaries of Commissioners of Courts of Justice; (Lxxv. 387.) - « ° ° ° @ . - 
For Schools established by Voluntary Contributions; (Lxxv.387.) - - - - - = © &amp; 
For building Churches and Glebe Houses; (Lxxv. 387.) - *- -~ = SS COUPE gh Rag 
For the Linen and Hempen Manufactures of Ireland; (uxxv. 388.) - - i : . . . 
For making Wide and Convenient Streets in Dublin; (Lxxv. 388.) - - - - - . é ° 
For additional Allowance to the Chairman of the Board of Inland Navigation ; (Lx xv. 388 ) - - - 
For the Royal Irish Academy; (Lxxv.388.)- - - - * * *© * # = «© « 
For the Lough Allen Canal; (uxxv. 388.) - - - - © + = * *£ = «© = 
For the Protestant Charter Schools ; (Lx xv. 388.) - - - - - - ‘ - - - - 
For the Foundling Hospital at Dublin ; (xxv. 388.) we. oe ee ot igi 
For the House of Industry ; (Lx xv. 388.) ci i ee ae ee ee ee 
Forthe Richmond Lunatic Asylum; (Lxxv.388.) -  - - - = = = -# *# = = 
For the Hibernian Society for Soldiers Children; (Lxxv.388-) - - - - - = + = = 
For the Hibernian Marine Society; (Lxxv.388.) - - a SL: ee ee ee 


Forthe Female Orphan House (Lxxv.388.) - = - witli ha ole Pat FAG sae ae, 16 
For the Westmorland Lock Hospital ; (uxxv. 388.) - . - - - - - - » * 
For the Lying-in Hospital in Dublin ; (Lx xv. 388.) CLG. wih er te aoe Ft Ne 
For Dr. Steevens’ Hospital; (uxxv.388.) - - - - + + «© *# = © =  * 
For the Fever Hospital; (uxxv. 388.) - “ » ° ~ 6 m é - - - - ‘ 


24,000 
30,000 
24,438 
6,500 
9,000 
1,800 
2,600 
4,000 
3,000 
1,400 
4,600 











SUPPLY—continued. 


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I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Supply ,—sess. 1820. [1° Geo. 1V.]—continued. Sums Granted. 
Miscellaneous Services—continued. "lg gor 
4453. 3 July 1820-continued.—For the Hospital for Incurables ; (Lx xv. 388.) “gag a pang que coagage g,.%-* rape 
4454. For the Roman Catholic Seminary in Ireland; (Lxxv.388.) - - - - - - - - &gt; 8,928 - - 
4455. For the Association for Discountenancing Vice; (Lxxv. 388.) - - - - - - - - ° 6,462 - - 
4456. For the Green Coat Hospital; (Lxxv.388.) - - - © - = =, = © «© » 4 wt - « 
4457. For the Cork Institution ; (Lxxv. 388.) - - - i - - - - - i 2,300 - — 
4458. For the Education of the Poor of Ireland; (Lxxv.388.) - - - - = 5 = -© = « 6.538 - - 
4459. For the Dublin Society; (Lxxv. 388.) - - - 2 - 2 * = = = = @ = 8,000 - = 
4460. For the Farming Society of Ireland; (Lxxv.388.) - - - + ewe : : - 2 - 2,500 - — 
4461. For Civil Contingencies in Ireland; (Lxxv. 388.) - - ° - - ° ° - - - - + 20, -- 
4462. 4 July 1820. —On account of the Expenses of His Majesty’s Coronation ; (Lxxv. 398.) - - - - - 100,000 - - 
4563. 6 July 1820.—For issuing out of the Consolidated Fund, to enable His Majesty to make Allowances to certain 
Officers and Servants of his late Majesty who were paid out of the Fund for the support of the Windsor 
Establishment; (LxxXv. 412.) - - - - * 2 s 2 = 2 s © « -« 9519 7 8 
4464. Ditto - - - to continue to certain Servants upon the Windsor Establishment their Pensions ; (Lxxv. 41 2.) - 4,100 17 6 
4465. Ditto - - - to continue to certain Persons their Pensions, Salaries and Allowances; (LXxv.412.)- - « 10,503 1 - 
4466. Ditto - - - to pay the same to Persons who received Salaries and Allowances out of the Privy Purse; (LXxv. 412.) 403 6 - 
4467. Ditto - - - to certain Officers and Attendants upon her late Majesty Queen Charlotte; (Lxxv. 412.) - - 10,500 - — 
4468. Towards satisfying such Annuities, Pensions and other Payments as would have been payable out of the Civil . 
List in case the demise of his late Majesty had not taken place before 5 April 1820, and for Expenses of Her 
Majesty, &amp;c.; (LxXV. 412.) - - - - - - - - - - - . - - 200,000 - - 
4469. To pay off and discharge Irish Treasury Bills charged upon the Aids or Supplies of 1820; (Lxxv. 412.) - + 9,000,000 - — 
4470. For further defraying the Expense of Building Churches and Glebe Houses in Ireland; (Lxxv.412.) - ~~ 18,401 - — 
Exchequer Bills : “EEE 
4471. 16 June 1820.—To be issued and applied towards paying off and discharging Exchequer Bills, and Treasury Bills 
charged upon the Aids or Supplies of 1818, 1819, or 1820, now remaining unpaid or unprovided for; 
(LXXv. 319.) - - i ‘ ‘ ‘ . . ° “ ° o . . - - 38,500,000 - —- 
4472. To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills issued per Act 57 Geo. III. to authorize the issue of Exchequer Bills 
for Public Works; (Lxxv.319) - - = 2 = = = * = *# = = © 989,750 - - 
4473. _—‘ For discharging Interest on Exchequer Bills, Irish Treasury Bills, and Mint Notes; (Lx xv. 319.) - + 1,000,000 - - 
Civil List : nase 
4474. 23 June 1820.—To enable His Majesty to provide for such Expenses of a Civil nature as do not form a part of the 
Ordinary Charges of the Civil List, for 1820; (Lxxv. 350.) 2 oe Se le Le 6 &gt; © © 
Summary of Grants in Session 1820. [1° Geo. IV.} £ Sia 
Navy (including Ordnance Sea Service)- - - - - - - - - = 6,691,345 3 11 
) Oe ae ae a ee eee ee ne me YS 
Militia and Volunteer Corps - - - - - - - - = = = = « 649,346 10 3 
Ordnance (Land Service) - - - - - - - = = = = = = #° 1,095,000 - - 
Miscellaneous Services for Great Britain (including £. 300,000 Civil | 
List Grant) - - - - - = = - = = = + = = © = = 2,043,448 10 7 
Ditto - - - forIreland - - - - - - - »= = = = = #» = 367,830 10 gf 


‘£-19,697,840 8 24 
Treasury Arrangemnts ;—Payment of Exchequer and Treasury Bills, 


Deficiency of Ways and Means in 1819, and Reduction of the 
National Debt . &lt;&lt; = 8 we 6 e © OCS SS oS ee = 49,899,750 — 


Total of Grants in Session 1820, [1° Geo. I[V.] - - - £. 60,597,590 8 24 





(5.)}—Proceedings of the House upon the Resolutions of the Committee of Supply : 


4475. Resolutions reported, read a Second time, and agreed to; LVI. 49.—LVII. 15.—LVIII. 45.—LIX. 22.— 
LX. 15.—LXI. 17, &amp;c. And Bills ordered; LVII. 384.—LVIII. 471.—LIX. 402.—LX. 303.—LXI. 
482. And Instructions to Committees on Bills of Supply to make provision accordingly; LXI. 533. 
And Instructions to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in Bills [not of Supply] to make 
provision accordingly ; LIX. 244.— LX1. 320. —«=— Reported, read a Second time, some agreed to, 
some re-committed, and some amended ; LVIII. 139. Some amended, and some agreed to; LVII. 
299.—LX. 35.—LXI. 468. 


4476. Resolutions reported, read, and agreed to; LXII. 24.—LXUI. 38.—LXIV. 24.—LXYV. 109.—LXVI. 107.— 
LXVII. 35.—LXVIII. 32.—LXIX. 18.—LXX. 239.—LXXI. 46.—LXXII. 93.—L XXIII, 27.—L XXIV. 64. 
—LXXV. 20, &amp;c. And Bills ordered upon some of them ; LXXII. 435. And Instructions to Gentlemen 
appointed to prepare and bring in, or to Committees on Bills [mot of Supply] to make provision 
accordingly ; LXVII. 397.—LXVIII. 439, 563. —=— Reported, read, one read a Second time, and 
agreed to nem. con., the rest read a Second time, and agreed to; LXIII. 319.—LXVI. 257.—LXXI. 221. 
—&lt;—-— Reported, read, some read a Second time, and agreed to, and some read a Second time, and 
postponed; LXV. 119.—LXVII. 268. —LXXIII. 268.—LXXV. 328. —_— Reported, read, some 
read a Second time and to, and some read a Second time and re-committed ; LXIII. 52.—LXVI. 
183.—LXX. 395. —&lt;=— Reported, read, some read a Second time, and amended and agreed to, and 
some read a Second time and agreed to; LXII. 799.—LXV. 369.—LXVII. 146.—LXxXI. 365. —— 
Reported, read, some read a Second time and agreed to, one read a Second time, and amended and 


agreed 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.~LXXV. (1801—1820.) 
















976. SUPPLY—continued. 





(5.)—Proceedings of the House upon the Resolutions—continued.. 


agreed to, and some read a Second time and postponed; LXIX. 392. —&lt;»— Reported, read, some 
read a Second time and agreed to, some read a Second time, and amended and agreed to, and some 
read a Second time and ordered to be taken into further consideration on a future day; LXV. 450. 
—&lt;»— Reported, read, some read a Second time and agreed to, some read a Second time and 
postponed, and some read a Second time and ordered to be taken into further consideration on a future 
day ;, LXXI. 274. —&lt;=— Reported, read, some read a Second time and agreed to, and one read 
a Second time, Amendment proposed to be made thereto, withdrawn, Resolution agreed to; LXVII. 
297. —&lt;=— Reported, read, some read a Second time and agreed to, and some read a Second time 
and ordered to be taken into further consideration on a future day ; LXV. 134.—LXVI. 204.—LXXI. 
259. — LXXII. 340. — LXXIII. -193.— LXXIV. 197. —&lt;m=— Reported, read, read a Second time, 
Amendments proposed thereto but not made, Resolution agreed to; LXV. 315.—&lt;-—Reported, read, 
some read a Second time, Amendments proposed thereto but not made, other Resolutions read a 
Second time, and agreed to; LXII. 207.—LXXIII. 127.—LXXIV. 428. —«m— Reported, read, one 
read a Second time, Amendment proposed to be made thereto, withdrawn, Motion for re-committing 
the Report, negatived, Resolution agreed to, the rest read a Second time, and agreed to; LXXII. 263. 
—&lt;»— Reported, read, and Report ordered to be taken into further consideration on a future day ; 
LVI. 527.—LVII. 544.—-LXIII. 133.—LXIV. 362.—&lt;=—Reported, read, and Resolutions ordered to 
be taken into further consideration on a future day ; LXVIII. 587.—LXX. 341.—LXXI. 280. —»— 
Reported, read, Motion for re-committing them, negatived, Resolutions read a Second time, and 
agreed to; LXV. 220.—LXIX. 461. —«»— Reported, read, Motions for re-committing Report and 
for taking Report into further consideration on a future day, negatived, Resolutions read a Second time, 
and agreed to; LXIILI. 293. 


I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


4477. Resolutions postponed, and ordered to be taken into further consideration on a future day; LXV. 119.— 
LXVII. 268.—LXIX. 392.—LXXI. 274.—LXXV. 328. —~«m— Postponed Resolutions,—Taken into 
further consideration, and agreed to; LXV. 139, 151.—LXVII. 344.—LXIX. 404.—LXXI. 290.— 
LXXV. 350. 


4478. _ Reports ordered to be taken into further consideration on a future day; LVI. 527.—LVII. 544.—LXIII. 133. 
—LXIV. 362. —~=— Resolutions ordered to be taken into further consideration on a future day; 
LXV. 450.—LXVI. 204.—LXVIII. 587.—LXX. 341.—LXXII. 340.—LXXIII. 193.—LXXIV. 197.— 
—&lt;»— Reports taken into further consideration, and Resolutions read a Second time and agreed to; 
LVI. 535.—LVII. 554.—LXIIL 135.—LXIV. 369.—LXV. 466. —~m— Resolutions taken into further 
consideration, read a Second time,—And agreed to ; LX VIII. 596.—LXX. 343.—LXXII. 348.—LX XIII. 
314.—LXXIV. 250. And one re-committed and the rest agreed to; LXVI. 210. 


4479. Resolutions re-committed ; LVIII. 139.—LXI. 505.--LXV. 214.—LXVI. 183, 210.—LXX. 305.——— 
Motions for re-committing Resolutions negatived; LXV. 220.—LXIX. 461. —«m— Motions for re- 
committing Reports negatived ; LXIII. 293.— LXXII. 263. 


4480. Resolutions amended ; LVII. 39, 299.—LVIII. 139.—LX. 35.—LXI. 468, 505, 544.—LXII. 799.—LXV. 
369, 450.—LXVII. 146.—LXIX. 392.—LXXI. 365. —— Amendments proposed but not made to 
Resolutions ; LXII. 207.—LXV. 315.—-LXVII. 344.— LXXIII. 127, 314.— LXXIV. 428. —-— 
Amendments proposed to be made to Resolutions withdrawn ; LXVIII. 297.—LXXII. 263. 


4481. Resolutions Rescinded ; LXIX. 404, 450. 


4482. Resolutions before agreed to read,—And Bills ordered; LVI. 366, 404.—LVU. 581.—LXIII. 468.— 
LXVIL. 354&lt;-—LXIX. 466, 487.—LXX. 424.—LXXI. 353.—LXXV. 96, 408, And instructions to 
Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in or to Committees on Bills to make provision accordingly ; 
LXIIL. 399.—LXIV. 336, 352.—LXVII. 470, 484.—LXVIII. 571. And rescinded ; LXIX. 403, 449. 
—~&lt;»— Read previous to the House resolving itself into Committees ; LXI. 339.—-LXX. 375. 





If. Committee of Ways and Means : 
(1.)—Appointment of the Committee of Ways and Means, and Proceedings of 


such Committee : 


4483. Resolution [immediately after the first Report from the Committee of Supply had been agreed to,| That 
the House will, on a certain day, resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House, to consider of 
- Ways and Means for raising the Supply granted to His Majesty ; LVI. 49.—LVII. 16.—LVIII. 45.— 
LIX, 22.—LX. 15.—-LXI. 17.—LXII. 25, 628.—LXIII. 38.— LXIV. 25. — LXV. 25.— LXVI. 108.— 
LXV. 37-—LXVIII. 32.—LXIX. 19.—LXX. 14.—LXXI. 30.—LXXII. 32,—LXXIII. 27.—LXXIV. 64. 

—LXXV..20, 225. 


4484. House, according to Order, resolves itself into a Committee of the Whole House, —To consider of 
Ways and Means for raising the Supply granted to His Majesty; LVI. 57.—LVI. 20.—LVIII. 48.— 
LIX. 24.—LX. 19.—LXI. 18.—LXIl. 27, 638.—LXIII. 42. — LXIV. 29.—LXV. 30.—LXVI. 113.— 
LXVII. 42.—LXVIII. 36.—LXIX. 27.—LXX. 15.—LXXI. 36. — LXXII. 36. — LXXIII. 31.— LXXIV. 
107.—LXXV. 23. «= — To consider further of Ways and Means for raising the Supply granted to 
His Majesty; LVI. 74.—LVII. 52.—LVIII. 230.—LIX. 216.-—— LX. 66.— LXI. 178.— LXII. 50.— 
LXIU. 68.— LXIV, 112. —LXV. 83. — LXVI. 170.— LXVII. 247. — LXVIII. 172.-- LXIX. 181.— 
LXX. 183.—LXXI. 55.—LXXII. 154.—LXXIII. 265.—LXXIV. 113.—LXXV. 258, &amp;c. 


2.)—Instructions to the Committee of Ways and Means : 


4485. To consider Acts,—Relative to the Duties on Income; Lv11.300. Relative to the Revenues of Ireland; Lx.137. Act 7 Geo. I. for 
raising a Sum by Annuities; Act 12 Geo. I. for granting a Sum to be raised by Lottery ; Acts 31 Geo. II. and 32 Geo. II. for granting 
Duties upon Offices and Pensions, and Act 27 Geo. III. for repealing several Duties of Customs and Excise, and granting others ; 
LXIIL. 42. Act §3 Geo. IIL, to amend Acts for the Redemption of the National Debt; uxviit. 556. 
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(3.)—Royal Messages and other Matters referred : 


4486. Message from His Majesty relative to a Convention entered into between His Majesty and the Prince Regent of Portugal; ux1v. 309. 


4487. Resolutions : Of a Committee -of the Whole House relative to prohibiting Distillation from Grain; Lx111. 377. For repealing the 
duties of Customs in Great Britain and for granting others in lieu; LxxIv. 515.—&lt;-— So much of a Resolution of the Committee 


of Ways and Means relative to the funding of certain Exchequer Bills, as relates to the discount upon the contributions therein 
mentioned ; ‘LX VIII. 381. 


4488. Accounts and Papers, Estimates, &amp;c ; uvr. 258.—1v11. 299.—Lv111. 81.—LIX. 246.—=LX. 137.—LX1..984.—Ex11, 717. 


—LXIII. §7.—LXIV. 106.—LxV. 83.—LXVI. 348.—LXVII. 433.—LX VIII. 486.—LX1X. 181. — LXX. 94. — LX XI. 403.—LX XII. 
380.—LXx111. 265.—Lxxv. 94, &amp;c. Of a former Session ; Lx11. 717. 





4489. Acts of Parliament ; Several Acts relative to duties of Excise, &amp;c. in Ireland; Lxvir. 247. Relative to the duties on 
Sugar, duties of Customs and duties of Excise; Lxx.94. Act 46 Geo. III. c. 65, for granting duties on Property, &amp;c.; uxx. 225. 


(4.)—Resolutions of the Committee .of Ways and Means : 
KEY to the Resolutions. 


Administration, Letters of; 4549. 

Advances by the Bank ; 5100. 

Advertisements; 4649. 5021. 5025--6. 

Ale; 4796. 4949. 5013. 5020. 5096. 

Licences ; 4549. 

Almanacks ; 5021. 5025. 

Annuities (Loans); 4490-1. 4560. 4564. 4596. 4638-9. 4658-9. 
4594. 4696. 4729. 4730. 4759. 4775. 4779. 4813. 4820. 
4837. 4842. 4862-3. 4867-4869. 4886-7. 4889. 4926-7. 
4956. 4964. 4967. 4992. 5073. 5084. 5088. 5103-4. 

Annuities; 4555- 4576. 4759- 5943. 5045. 5050. 

Application of certain Sums ; 4492. 4498-4506. 4567. 4569. 
4571-4573- 4593- 4603-4. 4608-9. 4631. 4640. 4662- 
4664. 4698. 4700-1. 4741.4745-4747- 4749. 4761. 4764. 
4767-8. 4777-8. 4808. 4810. 4817-8. 4830. 4833. 4836. 
4839, 4840. 4847. 4856-7. 4860-1. 4864. 4870-1. 4882. 
4891-4. 4919. 4929, 4930. 4932. 4934-5. 4957- 4961. 
4965. 4970-1. 4986. 4993-4997. 5001. 5032-3. 5038- 

' _ §046. 5049. 5051. 5053. 5062-5067. 5072. 5074-5. 5077. 
5083. 5090. 5099. 5101. 5105. 5107-8. . 

Appraisements; 4708. 

Assessed Taxes.; 4529. 4579, 4580. 4723. 4787. 4790.. 4910. 
5002. 5018, 5022. 

Auctions and Auctioneers; 4684. 4978. 5010. 


Bacon ; 4974. 

Bank of England; 4763-4. 4816. 5033. 5037-8. 5041. 5100. 

Bank of Ireland ; 4772-4775. 

Bavaria ; 4502. 

Beef, Irish; 4974. 

Beer; 4577-8. 4622. 4676. 4722. 4738: 4796. 4823. 4949. 
5013. 5020. 5094-5096. 

brewed in private Families ; 4720. 

Bills.of Exchange; 4535. 4547- 5027. 

Bonds ; 4535- 4546. 

Books ; 4523-4525. 

Bottles; 4915-6. 

Brewers ; 4577. 5010. 

Bricks ; 4684. . 

Butter ; 5057. 








Calico Printers ; 5010. 

Cards; 4549-4551- 

Carriages ; 4580. 4910. 5002. 5018. 5022. 

Carts ; 5002. 

Cheese ;_ 5057. 

Chocolate ; 5095. 

Coachmakers ; 5002. 

Coals ; 4539, 4540..4681. 

Cocoa Nuts; 5094. 5097. 

Coffee; 4684. 4975. 5005. 5010. 5094. 5097. 

Commercial Credit; 5107. 

Consolidated Fund; 4500. 4567. 4572. 4593. 4608-9. 4662. 
4700. 4709. 4749- 4767. 4777. 4814. 4817. 4830. 4836. 


4857.4871. 4891. 4929. 4993- 4995. 5044- 5051-2. 5065. 


Contracts; 4546. 

Cordage ; 4949. 

Cotton Wool; 4785. 4878. 5003. 5097. 

Customs ; 4581-4588. 4612-4618. 4621-4625. 4644. 4674. 
4677. 4682. 4703. 4740. 4754. 4783. 4786. 4849, 4850. 


4877-8. 4907. 4939. 4945-7. 4951. 4972-3- 4979- 4983. 


5003. 5005. 5054. 5087. 
Cyder; 4552. 4589. 4626. 4684. 5013. 


Debentures ; 4638. 4696. 4923-4. 

Debt, National ; 4763. 4928. 4958. 496). 5000. 5041. 5050. 
5089. 5109. 

—_—_——_—— of Ireland ; 4775. 5052. 

Deeds ; 4535: 4549- 5021. 5024-5. 

Dice; 4549. 

Distillers. See infra, Spirits. 

Dogs; 4580. 4910. 5002. 5018. 

East India Company ; 4889, 4890. 

East India Company's Goods ; 4518. 4582. 4585. 4615-6. 4644. 

Exchequer Bills, for raising sums by ; 4507-4510. 4556. 4558-9. 


4568. 4570. 4592. 4594. 4602. 4606-7. 4629-30. 4632-3. 


4642. 4657. 4665-4667. 4690. 4692-3. 4695. 4727. 


4742-3.4765. 4770-1. 4781. 4806-7. 4811. 4822. 4831-2. 
. 4841. 4846. 4854-5. 4865-6. 4874. 4883-4. 4898. 4918. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


4920-1. 4933. 4938. 4957- 4959- 4960. 4966. 4968. 
4985. 4998-9. 5031. 5033. 5047. 5059, 5060. 5068. 5071. 
5079. 5081. 5091. 5107. 5110. 

Exchequer Bills, Funding of ; 4555. 4557- 4766. 4809. 4814. 
4834-5. 4847. 4859. 4864. 4885. 4893. 4922. 4925. 4932. 

4988-9. 4991. 4997- 5102. 

Excise; 4518, 4520. 4522. 4524-28. 4619. 4648. 4678. 4752. 
4815. 4869. 4951. 5007. 5055. 5057. 5064. 5074. 5083. 
5093-5096. 5105. 

Flax ; 4604. 

French Wines ; 4943. 


Game Certificates; 4787. 4910. 5002. 

Germany ; 4501. 

Glass ; 4684. 4908-9. 4913-14. 4980. 5010. 

Gold and Silver Plate; 5010. 5021. 5025. 

———___—— Wire; 4684. 

Grants, Surplus of; 4503. 4571. 4631. 4663. 4746. 4768. 
5039. 5062-3. 5090. 

Hemp ; 4604. 4879. 

Hides and Skins; 498-9. 

Holyhead; 4534. 

Hops; 4578. 4681. 

Horses ; 4529. 4580. 4672-3. 4910. 5002. 5018. 5022. 

— Dealers; 4910. 

Houses ; 4579. 4852. 5002. 


Imports and Exports; 4581-4588. 4612-4617. 4649. 4740. 
4849, 4850. 4907. 4972-3. 4983. 

Income ; 4498. 4575-6. 

Indentures; 4535- 

Inland Duties, Ireland; 4734. 

Insurances; 4535- 4548. 5021. 5025. 

Ireland. Ali matters relative to Ireland will be found under 
their respective Titles, supra et infra. 

Iron ; 4705. 4712~4714. 

Judges Salaries; 4603. 


Land Tax ; 4504. 5046. See also infra, Militia. 
Law Proceedings; 5021. 5024-5026. 

Lead ; 4515. 

Leases ; 4535- 

Leather ; 4913. 





_ Legacies ; 4669. 5021. 5025. 


Letters. See Postage. 

Letters of Administration ; 4549. 

Levant Goods; 4977. 

Licences ; 4549. 4649- 4789. 4825-6. 5013-4. 5021. 5025. 

Linens ; 4526-4528. 4896. 

Liquorice ; 4878. 

Loans. See supra, Annuities, Exchequer Bills. 

Lotteries ; 4493-4. 4506. 4563. 4601. 4641. 4660. 4699. 
4744. 4747. 4780. 4819. 4843. 4873. 4895. 4931. 4962. 
4990. 5036. 5061. 5076. 5086. 5106. 

Prizes; 4762. 5050. 

Male Servants. See infra, Servants. 

Malt; 4552. 4554- 4578. 4589. 4591- 4610. 4621. 4623. 4626. 
4628. 4649. 4654. 4656. 4680. 4687. 4689. 4722. 4724. 
4726. 4735-6. 4756. 4758. 4792. 4803-4805. 4823. 
4827. 4829. 4853. 4881. 4917. 4944- 4948. 4955- 4984. 
5010. 5019. 5030. 5048. 5070. 5080. 5093-5096. 5098. 

Liquor ; 4905. 

Manning the Fleet ; 4573. 

Maps ; 4524. 

Medicines ; 4652. 

Milford Haven; 4534. 

Militia ; 4495-4497. 4561-2. 4565-6. 4574. 4595- 4597- 
4600. 4634-4637. 4661. 4691. 4731. 4748. 4769. 4812. 
4844. 4872. 4888. 4937. 

Millboard ; 4519, 4520. 

Molasses ; 4737. 

Mum ; 4552. 4589. 4626. 


National Debt. See Debt, National. 





_ Naval Stores ; 4861. 4894. 4934-5- 4965. 4970. 4994- 4996. 


5040. 5049. 5066. 5077. 5085. 5108. 
Navy; 4573- 
et i 4536. msc 5024. 
Notes, See Promi otes. 
nr Offices ; 


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(4.)—Resolutzons of the Committee of Ways and Means: 
KEY to the Resolutions—continued. 


Offices ; 4553-4590. 4627. 4655. 4688. 4725. 4804. 4828. 4853. 





4881. 4917. 4955. 4984. 5030. 5058. 5070. 5080. 5098. 
See infra, Property. 


Pamphlets; 5021. 5025. 
Paper; 4519-4522. 4525. 5010. 
Parchment ; 4721. 5010. 
Pasteboard ; 4519, 4520. 
Pawnbrokers; 5021. 5025. 


Pensions ; 4553. 4590. 4627. 4655. 4688. 4725. 4755. 4757- 


4759, 4760. 4804. 4828. 4853. 4881. 4917. 4955. 4984. 
5030. 5058. 5070. 5080. 5008. 


Pepper; 4514. 4516-7. 5094. 5097. 
Perry; 4552. 4589. 4626. 4684. 5013. 
Personal Estates ; 4553. 4590. 4627. 4655. 4688. 4725. 4804. 


4828. 4853. 4881. 4917. 4955. 4984. 5030. 5058. 5070. 
5080. 5098. 


Pork ; 4974. 
Portugal ; 4569. 4813. 4816. 
Postages 4530-4534- 4670. 4681. 4848. 4911. 4950. 4981. 


5006. 


Prints; 4524. 

Printed Linens ; 4526-4528. 

Probates of Wills; 4549. 5024. 

Professions, See Property Tax. 

Promissory Notes; 4535. 4547- 

Property, Dutieson; 4611. 4668. 4702. 5017. 5067. 5075. 
Public Works; 5107. 


Raisins; 4513. 

Rape Seed; 5057. 
Retailers, Ireland; 4675. 
Rice; 5097. 


Salaries; 4760. 

Salt; 4671. 4681. 4784. 4974. 

Scaleboard ; 4519, 4520. 

Scotland. All matters relative to Scotland will be found supra 


et infra under their respective Titles. 


Servants, Male; 4580. 4910. 5002. 5018. 5022. 

Services, Particular; 4505. 

Ships and Vessels; 4499. 4585. 4618. 

Silk; 4624. 5014. 5023. 

Sinking Fund; 4890. 

Skins; 4908-9. 

Snuff; 4554. 4591. 4628. 4649. 4656. 4689. 4707. 4726. 


4758. 4805. 4829. 4853. 4881. 4906. 4908. 4913. 
4917- 4940-1. 4947- 4955- 4984. 5010. 5012. 5015-6. 
5030. 5058. 5070. 5080. 5093-5096. 5098. 


Soap; 5057. 
Soap Makers ; 5010. 
South Sea Annuities ; 4969. 


Spirits; 4541-4545. 4578. 4621-2. 


4649. 4653. 4676. 
4680. 4717. 4722. 4733- 4736-7. 4739. 4793-4795- 
4797-8. 4800-4802. 4823-4826. 4876. 4880. 4900-4904. 
4953-4- 5010. 5028-9. 5094. 5096. 


Stage Coaches; 5021. 5025. 
Stamps; 4546-4548. 4620. 4649-4651. 4679. 4685-6. 4708. 





Grants, &amp;c. : 
19 February 1801.—(Loan.) For raising £. 28,000,000. by Annuities, whereof the Charges of £. 25,500,000. are to be defrayed on the 


4490. 
4491. 


4492. 
4493. 
4494. 


4499. 





4718. 4732. 4752-3. 4787-4789. 4791. 4838. 4851. 4982. 
§021. 5024-5027. 5056. 


In Session 1801. 


Starch-makers ; 5010. 

Stone Bottles; 4915-6. 

Stores; 4861. 4894. 4934-5. 4965. 4970. 4994- 4996. 5040. 
5049. 5066. 5077. 5085. 5108. 

Stuffs; 4526-4528. 

Sugar; 4512. 4538. 4540-4545- 4554. 4591. 4613-4. 4624. 
4628. 4645-4647. 4649. 4656. 4683. 4689. 4704. 4710-1. 
4714-4716. 4726. 4758. 4799-4802. 4805. 4829. 4853. 
enh - 4917. 4955- 4984. 5005. 5030. 5058. 5070. 5080. 
5098. 

Surplus of Grants. See supra, Grants, 

Sweet Wines; 5010, 5011. 


Tanners; 5010. 
Taxes. See Assessed Taxes, Land Tax, Property Tax. 
Taxed Carts; 5002. 


Tea; 4518. 4537- 4540. 4649. 4706. 4714. 5010. 5094, 5095: 


5097. 

Tiles; 4684. 

Timber ; 4511. 4878. 

Tobacco; 4554. 4591. 4628. 4649. 4656. 4689. 4707. 4726. 
4758. 4805. 4829. 4853. 4878. 4880-1. 4906. 4908-9. 
4912-3. 4917- 4940-4942. 4945» 4947. 4955- 4984. 
5003-4. 5009-10. 5015. 5030. 5058. 5070. 5080.. 
5093-5096. 5098. . 

Tongues; 4974. 

Tonnage of Ships and Vessels ; 4499. 4585. 4618. 

Trades, See Property Tax. 

Transfer of Aids ; 5072. 5082. 5099. 5101. 

Treasury Bills; 4605. 4643. 4697. 4728. 4751. 4782. 4891.- 
4845. 4858. 4875. 4897. 4899. 4936. 4963. 4987. 5034~5- 
5048. 5069. 5078. 5092. 5111. 


Unclaimed Dividends; 4762. 5050. 


Vellum ; 4721. 5010. 

Victualling Stores ; 4861. 4894. 4934-5. 4965. 4970. 4994- 
4996. 5040. 5049. 5066. 5077. 5085. 5108. 

Vinegar; 4684. 5010. 

Votes of Credit; 4740, 4751. 4822. 4846. 4874: 


War Taxes and Duties; 4698. 4701. 4741. 4745. 4761. 
4778. 4808. 4814. 4818. 4833. 4839. 4856. 4868. 
4870. 4882. 4892. 4919. 4930. 4961. 4971. 4986. 
5001. 5003. 5007. 

Warehousing ; 4653. 4783. 4902. 

Wash. See infra, Worts and Wash. 

Wax Chandlers; 5010. 

Ways and Means, Surplus of ; 4210. 

Wills; 5459. 

Windows; 4579. 5002. 5018. 

Wines ; 4621-2. 4648, 4649 4709. 4850. 4940-4943. 4945- 
4976. 5008. 5010. 

Wire, Gold and Silver; 4684. 

Wire Drawers; 5010. 

Wood; 4878. 

Wool; 5097. . 

Worts and Wash; 4541-4545. 4876. 


[41° Geo. IIL] 


part of Great Britain, and £. 2,500,000. on the part of Ireland; Lv1. 59. 


21 February 1801.—(Loan.) For grantin 


an additional principal Sum of Five Shillings in £.3. per centum Reduced Annuities, for 


every £.100. contributed towards the Loan of £. 28,000,000. ; Lv1. 78. 


2 April 1801.—For applying part of the Supplies granted by the Parliament of Ireland, for the Service of the year ending at Lady-day 


1801; Lv. 263. 


For establishing in Ireland one or more Lottery or Lotteries, under such regulations as shall be appointed by the Lord Lieutenant, &amp;c. ; 


Lvr. 264. 
For raising £.701,250. by a Lottery; Amended, Lv1. 264. 


30 April 1801.—That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia in England be defrayed out of the Land Tax; Lv1. 340. 


That the Allowances to Adjutants, &amp;c. of the Militia, disembodied in pursuance of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. be defrayed out of the 


same; LVI. 340. 


That the Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia in time of peace be defrayed out of the same; LVI. 340. 


16 June 1801.—For applying towards making good the Supply £.4,000,000. out of the Monies arising by virtue of Act 39 Geo. III. 


for granting certain Duties on Income; Lv1. 568. 


Ditto - - - £. 1,200,000. out of the Monies arising by virtue of Act 38 Geo. III. for granting certain Duties on Goods imported and 


exported, and on ‘Tonnage of Ships and Vessels; ivi. 568. 


Ditto - - - £.3,100,000. of the Monies that shall arise of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund ; iv1. 568. 


Ditto - - - £.433,333. 6. 8. remaining of the Sum granted in 1800, to fulfil engagements with the Emperor of Germany ; Lv1. 568. 
Ditto - - - £.65,671. 4. 0. remaining of the Sum granted in 1800, for Charge of the Troops of the Elector of Bavaria; v1. 568. 


Ditto - - - £.65,837. 19. 7%. being the Surplus of the Grants for 1800; Lv1. 568. 

Ditto - - - £.50,000. out of the Monies that shall arise from Interest of Land Tax contracted for; v1. 568. 

Ditto - - - £,4,080. 11. 6 }. reserved in the Exchequer for Particular Services since 10 May 1787; LVI. 568. 

Ditto - - - £.8,a80. 16. 11 4. remaining in the Exchequer of Contributions to Lotteries granted prior to 17993 LVI. 568. 
For raising an additional Sum of £. 2,000,000. by Exchequer Bills; tv1. 568. 


For raising £.3,500,000. by ditto; Lv1. 568. 
For raising £. 3,000,000. by ditto; rv1. 568. 
For raising a further Sum of £. 3,000,000. by ditto ; Lv1. 568. 


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(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Ways and Means—sess. 1801. [41° Geo. 111.]—continued. 


Taxes : 


Duties on Timber, Sugar, &amp;c. : 
4511. 19 February 1801.—For charging additional Duties on Timber, &amp;c. imported into Great Britain from an of Eu 
Goods, Wares or Merchandize the growth or produce of Ireland, and imported directly from dectoant 60 a. , except on 


4512. For repealing certain Duties on Sugar imported into Great Britain,—charging additional Duties thereon,—and allowing a Drawback 
and Bounties on exportation ; Lv1. 67. 


4513. For charging an additional Duty on Raisins imported into Great Britain; tv1. 67. 

4514, For charging a Duty on Pepper delivered out of warehouse, to be used and consumed in Great Britain; Lv1. 67. 

4515. For charging an additional Duty on Lead exported from the United Kingdom; tvr. 67. 

4516. For charging a Duty on Pepper which shall have been warehoused in Great Britain and exported from thence; Lv1. 67. Reported, 


and re-committed, 71. See infra, 4517- 


4517. 21 February 1801.—For charging a Duty on Pepper which shall have been warehoused in Great Britain, and exported from thence ; 
Lv1. 78. 


Duties on Tea, Paper, and Printed Stuffs : 


4518. 19 February 1801.—For charging an additional Duty of Excise on Tea sold by the East India Company, and granting a Drawback 
thereof on exportation ; Lv1. 67. 


4519. For charging additional Duties of Customs on Paper, Pasteboard, Millboard, and Scaleboard, imported into Great Britain, except 
from Ireland; tv1. 67. 


4520. For charging additional Duties of Excise on ditto made in Great Britain, or made in Ireland, and imported from thence; Lv1. 67. 

4521. For charging an additional Duty of Customs on printed, painted, or stained Paper for Hangings, imported into Great Britain, except 
from Ireland; ivr. 68. 

4522. For charging a Duty of Excise on Irish printed, painted or stained Paper, imported into Great Britain from Ireland ; tv1. 68. 

4523. For charging an additional Duty of Customs on Books imported into Great Britain, except from Ireland; tv1. 68. 

4524. For charging an additional Excise Duty on Books, and on Maps or Prints, imported into Great Britain from Iréland; tv1. 68. 

4525. For allowing the said Duties of Excise on Paper to be drawn back on exportation, and a certain Drawback on the exportation of 
printed and ruled Books; Lvr. 68. 

4526. For charging an additional Excise Duty on Linens and Stuffs wove in Great Britain, which shall be printed, painted, stainéd or 


dyed ; ivr. 68. 


4527. Ditto - - - on Irish printed, painted or dyed, Irish made Linens and Stuffs, imported into Great Britain from Ireland ; tv1. 68. 
4528. For allowing the same to be drawn back on exportation ; Lv1. 68. 


Duties on Horses : 
4529. 19 February 1801.—For charging additional Duties upon persons keeping and using Horses ; ivi. 68. 


Duties of Postage: 
4530. 19 February 1801.—For repealing the Rates of Postage now payable; ivr. 68. 
453 L. For charging new Duties for the Port and Conveyance of Letters by the General Post within Great Britain; Lv1. 69. 


4532. Ditto - - - sent by the Penny Post within the cities of London and Westminster; Lv1. 69. 
4533. For charging additional Duties upon the Port and Conveyance of Letters by the Post to or from any Part of the United Kingdon» 


from or to any places out of the said Kingdom not within His Majesty’s dominions; iv1. 69. 
4534. For charging additional Duties upon the Port and Conveyance of Letters by Packet Boats from or to the Ports of Holyhead and 
Milford Haven; Lvt. 70. 
Duties on Bills of Exchange, Notes, Deeds, &amp;c. : 
4535. 19 February 1801.—For charging additional Stamp Duties on Bills of Exchange, Promissory or other Notes, and Insurances, and off 
certain Indentures, Leases, Bonds, or other Deeds ; Lv1. 70. 


4536. 21 — granting a further Allowance by way of Discount on the Sum paid for Duties imposed on Newspapersy 
Lv1. 78. 
Duties on Tea, Sugar, and Coals, in Ireland : 

4537. 2 April 1801.—For repealing the Duties now payable on Tea imported into Ireland, and granting other Duties; tv1. 263. 

4538. For charging additional Duties on Sugar imported into Ireland; tv1. 263. 

4539. For charging an additional Duty on all British Coals imported into Ireland; tv1. 263. 

4540. For allowing a Drawback of the said Duties on ‘Tea, Sugar, and Coals, on the exportation thereof from Ireland; v1. 263. 


Duties on Spirits in Ireland: 


4541. 2 April 1801.—For charging a Duty on Spirits or Strong Waters made in Great Britain from Sugar or Sugar Wash, and imported into 
Ireland ; Lv1. 263. 


4542. For repealing a certain Duty on Spirits made or distilled from Sugar in Ireland,—and charging a new Duty on Strong Waters, or 
Spirits, made and distilled in Ireland from Sugar or Sugar Wash ; tv1. 263. . 


4543. For repealing the Drawback now allowed on Sugar used in making Sugar Wash; Lv1. 264. 


4544, 28 April 1801.—For allowing a Drawback on the Exportation of Spirits made or distilled from Sugar or Sugar Wash in Ireland ;- 
LVI. 325. 


4545. 30 April 1801.—For charging an additional countervailing Duty upon Spirits distilled from Wash made from Sugar in Ireland, and 
imported into England; Amended, Lv1. 340. 
Duties on Bonds, Bills of Exchange, &amp;c. in Ireland : 


4546. 14 May 1801.—For charging additional Stamp Duties in Ireland upon every Contract, Bond, or other obligatory Instrument, conditioned 
for the payment of Money ; Lv. 410. 


4547. Ditto - - - upon Bills of Exchange, Promissory Notes, &amp;c.; Lv. 410. 
4548. Ditto - - - upon Insurances for insuring Ships, Goods, &amp;c. from the danger of, or other perils at, Sea; tyr. 411. 


Duties on Wills, &amp;c. and on Dice, Cards, and Ale Licences : 


4549. 21 May 1801.—For charging additional Duties on Probates of Wills or Letters of Administration ; also on Deeds, Dice, Playing Cards, 
and Ale Licences; Lv. 452. 


Duties on Cards: 
4550. 16 June 1801.—For charging an additional Duty on Playing Cards imported into Great Britain (except from Ireland) ; tv1. 568. 
4551. For charging a Duty on Cards imported into Great Britain from Ireland; Amended, tv1. 568. 





Grants, &amp;c. : In Session 1801-2. [42° Geo. III.] 


4552. 12 November 1801.—For continuing the Duties on Malt, Mum, Cyder, and Perry; v1. 22. 
4553. For raising Four Shillings in the Pound upon Pensions, Offices, and Personal Estates; Lv11. 22. 
4554. For continuing certain Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco, and Snuff; Lv1i. 22. 


4555. 17 November 1801.—For granting Annuities to satisfy the Exchequer Bills made out by virtue of certain Acts of the 39th and 4oth 
Geo. III. and of the last Session; Amended, Lvit, 32. 


: 4556." 1 Decembsr 
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4556. 
4557. 


4558. 
4559. 
4560. 


4561. 


4567. 
4568. 


4570. 
4571. 
4572. 
4573. 


4574. 


4575. 


4576. 


4577. 
4578. 


4579. 


5 


- 


591. 


S255 2 FEE § BEEEE 


980 


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II. Committee of Ways and Means—continued. 
(4.)— Resolutions of Committee of Ways and Means—ses. 1901-2. [42° Geo. I11.]—continued. 


Grants, &amp;c.—continued. 


1 December 1801.—For raising £. 5,000,000. by Exchequer Bills ; tvrt. 56. 
For applying part of the Money, received pursuant to the Resolution of 17th November, in payment of the Interest on certain Exchequer 
Bills directed to be funded by the said Resolution; Lv11. 56. 
11 February 1802. —For raising £.2,100,000. by Exchequer Bills ; v1. 97. 
4 March 1802.—For raising £. 1,000,000, by Exchequer Bills; Lv11. 201. 
6 April 1802.—(Loan.) For raising £. 25,000,000. by Annuities, whereof the Charges of £.23,000,000. are to be defrayed on the part of 
Great Britain, and of £.2,000,000. on the part of Ireland ; Lv11. 304. 
26 April 1802.—That the Charge of the Pay of the Militia in England be defrayed out of the Land Tax ; ivr. 372. 
That the Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia in time of peace be defrayed out of the same; Lv11, 372. 
3 May 1802.—For raising £.1,455,000. by three Lotteries, whereof £.970,000. shall be for the service of Great Britain, and 
£. 485,000. for the service of Ireland; Lv11. 395. 
13 May 1802.—(Loan.) For raising £. 1,500,000. by Annuities for the Service of Ireland; tv11. 448. 
That the Allowances to Adyutants, &amp;c. of the Militia, disembodied in pursuance of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. be defrayed out of the Land 
Tax; Lv11. 448. 
21 May 1802.—That the Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia of Ireland during peace, be defrayed out of the 
Consolidated Fund of Ireland ; tvir. 487. 
12 June 1802.—For applying £. 4,500,000. out of the monies that shall arise of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund ; tvrt. 577. 
For raising £. 1,500,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills; Lvit. 577. 
For applying £.99,886. 4. 8. remaining in the Exchequer of the Sum granted in 1801, for enabling His Majesty to afford 
assistance to the Queen of Portugal; Lv1i1. 577. 
15 June 1802.—For raising £. 5,000,000, by Loans or Exchequer Bills; tv11. 597. 
For applying £. 114,000. 6. 11. being the Surplus of the Grants for 1801; Lv1I. 597. 
Ditto - - - £.650,000. out of the Monies that shall arise of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland; tv1r. 597. 
Ditto - - - £.39,329. 18. 84. (Irish Currency) remaining in the Treasury of Ireland, of the Sum granted in 1795 for manning 
the Fleet; Lv11. 597. 
That the Charge of the Pay of the Militia of Ireland for the year 1802, be defrayed out of the Consolidated l'und of Ireland; tv11. 6o9. 
Taxes : 
Duties on Income: 
6 April 1802.—For repealing the Duties on Income; Lv1t. 305. 
For charging the Annuities now payable out of the Duties on Income upon the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain; Lv11. 305. 
Duties on Beer, Hops, Irish es and Malt : 
6 April 1802.—For repealing the Duties on Beer, and the Allowances to Common Brewers ; LVII. 305. 
For charging certain Duties on Beer, Hops, Irish Spirits, and Malt; tv11. 305. 
Duties on Houses and Windows : 
6 April 1802.—For charging certain Duties on Inhabited Houses and Windows ; tv1t. 306. 
Duties on Male Servants, Carriages, Horses and Dogs : 
6 April 1802.—For charging certain Duties on Male Servants, Carriages, Horses, and Dogs ; Lv11. 307. 
Duties on Imports and Exports, and on Tonnage : 
10 April 1802.—For charging additional Duties of Customs on Goods, Wares, and Merchandize imported into Great Britain, net 
being imported by the East India Company ; Lvii. 323. 
For charging additional Duties of Customs on Goods and Merchandize imported by the East India Company ; Lv11. 334. 
For charging additional Duties of Customs on the Exportation of Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, not having been imported by the 
East India Company ; LVII. 335. 
For charging additional Duties of Customs on the Exportation of Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, having been imported by the 
East India Company ; LVIt. 335. 
For charging Duties of Customs on the Tonnage of Ships and Vessels entering Outwards or Inwards (except in Ballast), in any 
Port of Great Britain, to or from Foreign parts ; Lv1t. 335. 
Duties on Imports and Exports—(Ireland.) 
15 June 1802.—For charging additional Duties on Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, imported into Ireland; Lv11. 597. 
For charging additional Duties on Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, imported into Great Britain by the East India Company, on the 
Importation thereof into Ireland; Lv11. 608. 






Grants, &amp;c. : In Session 1802-3. [43° Geo. III.] 


6 December 1802.—For continuing the Duties on Malt, Mum, Cyder and Perry ; Lvi1t. 57. 
For raising Four Shillings in the Pound upon Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates ; LVIII. 57. 
For continuing certain Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco, and Snuff; tvii1. 57. 
For raising £. 5,000,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills; tv111. 57. 


13 December 180¢.—For applying £. 4,000,000. out of the Monies that shall arise of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund ; rv 111. 87. 
28 March 1803.—For raising £. 4,000,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills ; iva11. 299. 
2 June 1803.—That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Great Britain be defrayed out of the Land Tax ; v1ir. 471. 


14 June 1813.—(Loan.) For raising the sum of £. 12,000,000. by Annuities, whereof the Charges of £. 10,000,000. are to be defrayed 
on the part of Great Britain, and of £. 2,000,000. on the part of Ireland; tv111. 504. 


16 June 1803.—That the Allowances to Adjutants, &amp;c. of the Militia disembodied in pursuance of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. be defrayed 
out of the Land Tax ; Lvi11. 518. 
That the Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia in time of peace be defrayed out of the Land Tax ; “vit. 518. 
That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Ireland be defrayed out of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland; Lv111. 518. 
That the Cea to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia of Ireland be defrayed out of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland ; 
LVI. 518. 


27 June 1813.—For raising £. 1,052,333. 6. 8. by three Lotteries, whereof £. 701,555. 11. 1. shall be for the Service of Great 
Britain, and £. 350,777. 15. 7. for the Service of Ireland ; Lv111. 550. 
2 July 1803.—For raising £. 5,000,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills; tvtrr. 576. 
For applying £.612. 16. 3. of the Monies reserved for Payment of the Judges Salaries; iv11t. 576. 
For applying £37,169. 14. 8. of the Monies reserved for Payment of Bounties on Hemp and Flax; tvirt. 576. 
5 July 1803.—For raising £.923,076, 18. 6. by Treasury Bills, for the Service of Ireland ; Lv111. 583. 


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4606. 26 July 1803.—For raising £. 1,500,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills ; tv111. 632. 
4607. For raising £. 2,000,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills, to be charged on the first Aids to be granted in the next Session of Parliament ; 
; Lvii1. 632. 
4608. For applying €. 2,500,000. out of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund; iv111. 632. 
4609. 30 July soa te applying £.600,000. (Irish Currency) of the Monies arising of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland ; 
Lv111. 658. 
Taxes : 
Duty on Malt—(Ireland ) : 
4610. 7 Marck 1803.—For continuing the Duty of Six Shillings and Sixpence per Barrel (Irish Currency) on Malt made in Ireland ; 
LVIII. 234. 
Duties on Property: 
4611. 14 June 1803.—For granting certain Duties upon the Annual Value of Property in Land, &amp;c. and on the Annual Amount of the Profits 
and Gains in Public Offices, or by Persons exercising Professions, Trades, &amp;c.; LVIII. 505. 
Additional Duties of Customs on Imports, Exports and Tonnage : 
4612. 14 June 1803.—For granting additional Duties of Customs on Goods, Wares and Merchandize imported into Great Britain, not being 
imported by the East India Company; LviuiI. 505. 
4613. For allowing an additional Drawback on the Exportation of Sugar; tv1i1. 506. 
4614. For allowing an additional Bounty on the Exportation of refined Sugar ; tv111. 506. 
4615. For Granting additional Duties of Customs on certain Goods, Wares and Merchardize imported by the East India Company ; 
LV111. 506. : 
4616. For ditto - - - on the Exportation of certain Goods, Wares and Merchandize ditto; tv111. 506. 
4617. For ditto - - - oncertain Goods, Wares and Merchandize carried Coastwise; Lv111. 506. 
4618. For ditto - - - on the Tonnage of Ships and Vessels entering Inwards or Outwards (except in Ballast); Lv111. 506. 
Additional Duties of Excise and on Stamps : 
4619. 14 June 1803.—For granting additional Duties and Drawbacks of Excise on certain Goods, Wares and Merchandize; Lvi11. 506. 
4620. For repealing the Duties on Stamps and granting other Duties in lieu thereof; tv111. 508. * 
Additional Duties of Customs and Excise—(Ireland) : 
4621. 21 June 1803.—For granting additional Duties of Customs on certain Goods, Wares and Merchandize, and additional Duties upon Wine, 
Spirits and Malt in Ireland; Ten Resolutions Reported, Lv1it. 532-3. Four first agreed to; Fifth re-committed; subsequent 
Resolutions agreed to; 533. 
4622. 23 June 1803.—For granting certain other Duties on Wine and Countervailing Duties upon Spirits and Beer in Ireland; tvir1. 542. 
4623. 2 July 1803.—For granting a countervailing Duty on Malt made in Great Britain and imported from thence into Ireland ; tv111. 576. 
4624. For repealing certain Duties on Silk and Refined Sugar, being the Manufacture of Great Britain, and imported from thence into 
Ireland ; Lv111. 576. 
4625. For granting countervailing Duties on certain Articles of the Manufacture of Great Britain imported into Ireland; tvui1. 576. 
Grants, &amp;e.: In Session 1803-4. [44° Geo. III.] 
4626. 3 December 1803.—For continuing the Duties on Malt, Mum Cyder and Perry ; 11x. 27. 
4627. For raising Four Shillings in the Pound upon Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates; L1x. 27. 
4628. For continuing certain Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco and Snuff; tix. 27. 
4629. For raising £. 5,000,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills; L1x. 27. 
4630. 13 March 1804.—For raising £.2,0v0,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills; 1x. 150. 
4631. 22 March 1804.—For applying £. 1,370,664. 4s. 83d. being the Surplus of the Grants for 1803; Lix. 171. 
4632. 20 April 1804.—For raising £.8,000,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills; t1x. 220. 
4633. For raising £. 1,500,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills ; 11x. 220. 
4634. That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Great Britain be defrayed out of the Land Tax; 11x. 220, 
4635. That the Charge of Allowances to Adjutants and Serjeant Majors of the Militia of England, disembodied, be defrayed out of the 
Land Tax; Lrx. 220. 
4636. That the Allewances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia in Great Britain be defrayed out of the Land Tax; L1x. 220. 
4637. That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Ireland, and Allowances to Subaltern Officers, be defrayed out of the 
Consolidated Fund of Ireland; L1x. 220. 
4638. 28 April 1804.—(Loan) for raising £. 1,153,846. 3s. 1d. by Annuities or Debentures, for the Service of Ireland; L1x. 244. 
4639. 2 May 1804,.—(Loan) for raising £. 14,500,000 by Annuities, whereof £. 10,000,000 are to be defrayed on the part of Great Britain, 
and £. 4,500,000 on the part of Ireland; Reported, 11x. 249. First Resolution agreed to; Second Resolution amended, and 
agreed to; 250. 
4640. For applying £. 5,000,000. out of the Monies that shall arise of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund; t1x. 249. 
4641. 7 July 1804.—For raising a certain Sum of Money by three Lotteries, to be applied to the Services of Great Britain and Ireland, in the 
proportion of two-thirds for Great Britain, and one-third for Ireland ; Lix. 395. 
4642. 10 July 1804.—For raising £. 2,500,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills, to be charged on the first Aids in the next Session for Great 
Britain; Lix. 402. 
4643. For raising £. 800,000, (Irish Currency) by Treasury Bills; Ditto - - - for Ireland; tix. 402. 
Taxes : 
Additional Duties of Customs on Imports and Exports on Sugar, and of Excise on Wine : 
4644. 2 May 1804.—For charging additional Duties of Customs on Goods, Wares and Merchandize, imported into Great Britain, not being 
imported by the East India Company; 11x. 249. Ditto - - - imported by the East India Company ; 11x. 249.——— 
Ditto - - - carried Coastwise ; LIx. 250. 
4645. For allowing additional Drawbacks and Bounties on the Exportation of Sugar; L1x. 250. 
4646. For charging additional countervailing Duties on refined Sugar, manufactured in Ireland, imported ito Great Britain; Lix. 250. 
4647. For allowing additional Drawbacks and Bounties on refined Sugar, manufactured in Great Britain, exported to Ireland ; L1x. 250. 
4648, For charging additional Duties and Drawbacks of Excise upon Wine; LIX. 250. 


Additional 


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I. Committee of Ways and Means—continued. 
(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Ways and Means—ses. 1803-4. (44° Geo, WI} ~cantinued. 


Taxes—continued. 


Additional Duties upon Spirits, Mak, Sugar, Wine, Tea, Tobacco, Snuff, Stamps, Advertisements, Licences, 
Imports, &amp;c. in Ireland: 

22 June 1804.—For charging additional Duties in Ireland, upon Spirits, Malt, Sugar, Wine, Tea, Tobacco, Snuff, Stamps, Advertise- 
ments, Licenses, and Imports, and the same, together with certain other Duties composing part of the Public Revenues of Ireland, te 
be paid in British Currency ; and also for granting certain countervailing Duties on Goods, the product or manufacture of Great 
Britain ; Twenty Resolutions reported, Sixth and Eleventh amended, the Twelfth disagreed to and the rest agreed to; L1x. 357-360. 


Duties on Stamps : 
3 July 1804.—For repealing the several Duties under the Management of the Commissioners of Stamps in Great Britain, and 
granting other Duties in lieu thereof; 11x. 383. (App.783.) 


Duties on Stamps in Scotland, Medicines in Great Britain, and on Spirits in Ireland, which shall be 
|  warehoused for Exportation. 
10 July 1804.—For charging certain Duties on Stamps in Scotland ; L1x. 402. 
For charging a Stamp Duty on Medicines in Great Britain; L1x. 403. 
For charging a Duty on Spirits distilled from Corn in Ireland, which shall be warehoused for Exportation; L1x. 403. 


_ 


4654. 


4656. 
4657. 


4658. 


4659. 


4661. 


4662. 


4664. 


4670. 
4671. 
4672. 
4673. 














Grants, &amp;c. : In Session 1805. [45° Geo. I1I.] &gt; 
26 January 1805.—For continuing the Duties on Malt; Lx. 19. 
For raising Four Shillings in the Pound upon Pensions, Offices, and Personal Estates; ux. 19. 
For continuing certain Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco, and Snuff; Lx. 19. 
For raising £. 3,000,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills; ix. 29. 
19 February 1805.—(Loan) for raising £. 22,500,000. by Annuities, whereof the Charges of £. 20,000,000. are to be defrayed by Great 
Britain, and £. 2,500,000. by Ireland; 1x. 68. First Resolution agreed to, Second Resolution amended and agreed to, 70. 
29 April 1805,.—(Loan) for raising £. 1,500,000. (British Currency) by Annuities, for the Serviee of Ireland; ix. 222. 
5 June 1805.—For raising a certain Sum of Money by three Lotteries, to be applied to the Services of Great Britain and Ireland, in the 
proportion of two-thirds for Great Britain, and one-third for Ireland; Lx. 345. 
That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Great Britain be defrayed out of the Land Tax. That the Charge 
of Allowances to Adjutants and Serjeant Majors of the Militia of England, disembodied, be defrayed out of the Land Tax. 
That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Ireland, and Allowances to Subaltern Officers, be defrayed out of the 
Consolidated Fund of Ireland. That the Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia in Great Britain, be 
defrayed out of the Land Tax; Lx. 345. ' 
20 June 1805.—For applying the Sum of £. 4,000,000. out of the Monies that shall arise of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund; 
LX. 404. 
For applying the Sum of £. 1,192,115. 198. 11 $d. being the Surplus of Grants for 1804; Lx. 404. 
24 June 1805.—For applying £. 14,500,000. to arise from any of the Revenues charged per Acts 43, 44, and 45 Geo. III. after satisf ing 
the Sum of £. 15,440,000. which was estimated to arise for the Service of 1804, from the Duties granted per Acts 43 and 44 Geo. III.; 
LX. 415. , 
For raising £. 8,000,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills; Lx. 415. 
For raising £. 2,500,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills; Lx. 415. 
For raising £. 1,500,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills; tx. 415. 
Taxes : 
Duties on Property, Legacies, Postage, Salt, and on Horses : 
19 February 1805.—For charging an additional Contribution on the Profits arising from Property, Professions, Trades, and Offices; 
Lx. 69. 
For charging certain Duties on Legacies ; Lx. 6g. 
For charging certain Duties on Postage; Lx. 69. 
For charging additional Duties on Salt; Lx. 70. 
For charging additional Duties on Horses; Lx 70. 
25 February 1805.—For charging additional Duties on Horses ; ux. 84, 
Duties on Customs, Retailers of Goods, Excise, Stamps, Malt, Spirits, Salt, Hops, Coals, Postage, &amp;c. 
in Ireland: 
14 March 1805.—For discontinuing the Duties of Customs in Ireland, and granting other Duties in lieu thereof; tx.140. Agreed 
to, 142. (App. 734-) 
For charging a Duty of Six per Cent upon Retailers of certain Goods, Wares and Merchandize in Ireland; ux.140. Agreed 
to, 142. (App. 747.) 
For allowing Bounties on Spirits and Strong Beer made from Malt of the growth of Ireland; tx.140. Agreed to, 142. (App. 747.) 
For charging Countervailing Duties on certain Goods and Merchandize of Great Britain imported into Ireland, in lieu of former 
Duties; Lx. 140. Agreedto, 142. (App. 747.) 
For granting Inland Duties of Excise and Taxes on certain Articles in Ireland; Lx. 140 Agreed to, 142. (App. 748.) 
For granting certain Stamp Duties in Ireland; Lx. 140. Agreed to, 142. (App. 751.) 
For granting certain Duties upon Malt and Spirits, and that the foregoing Duties be paid in British Currency; ux. 140. Agreed 
to, 142. (App. 752.) 
For granting Duties on Salt, Hops, Coals, and on the Port and Conveyance of Letters; ux.140. Agreed to, 142. (App. 752.) 
Additional Duties of Customs on Sugar, Auctions, Bricks and Tiles, Coffee, Cyder and Perry, 
Glass, Vinegar, and Gold and Silver Wire : 
25 March 1805.—For charging additional Duties of Customs on Goods, Wares and Merchandize; Lx. 165. 
For allowing additional Drawbacks or Bounties on all refined Sugar of the manufacture of Great Britain, exported from thence to 
Ireland; ux. 166. 
For charging additional Duties on Auctions, Bricks and Tiles, Coffee, Cyder and Perry, Glass, Vinegar, and Gold and Silver Wire ; 
Lx. 166-8. 
Duties on Stamps (Ireland) : 
9 May 1805.—For charging certain Duties on Stamps in Ireland; Lx. 254. ‘ 
20 May 1805.—For charging further Duties on Stamps in Ireland; 1x. 289. 














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4690. 
4691. 


4692. 


4694. 


4695. 
4696, 


4697. 


4699. 
4700. 


4701. 


4702. 
4703. 
4704. 
4705. 
4706. 
4707. 
4708. 
4709. 


4710. 
A711. 


4712. 
4713. 


4714. 


4715. 


4716. 


4717. 
4718. 
5719. 


4720. 


4721. 


4722. 


Grants, &amp;c. : In Session 1806. [46° Geo. III.] 








31 January 1806,—For continuing the Duties on Malt; ixx1. 20, 
For raising Four Shillings in the Pound upon Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates ; LXx1. 20. 
For continuing certain Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco, and Snuff; ix1. 20. 
11 February 1806.—For raising £.5,000,000. by Luans or Exchequer Bills ; Lx1. 39. 
10 March 1806.—That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Great Britain be defrayed out of the Land ‘Tax, ——— 
That the Charge of Allowances to Adjutants and Serjeant Majors of the Militia of England, disembodied, be defrayed out of the 
Land ‘Tax. That the Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia in Great Britain be defrayed out of the Land 
Tax. That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Ireland, and Allowances to Subaltern Officers, be defrayed 
out of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland; ix1. 120. 
18 March 1806.—For raising £.10,500,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills ; ux1. 146. 
For raising £.1,500,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills; Lx1. 146. 
29 March 1806.—(Loan) for raising £. 20,000,000. by Annuities, whereof the Charges of £. 18,000,000. are to be defrayed on the part of 
Great Britain, and of £. 2,000,000. on the part of Ireland; ix1. 180, 
3 April 1806.—For raising £.3,000,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills; txr. 204. 
8 nity? og for raising £. 2,000,000. (Irish Currency) by Annuities or Debentures, for the Service of Ireland; ix1. 286. 
pp. 801. 
For raising £. 500,000. (Irish Currency) by Treasury Bills, for the Service of Ireland; ixr. 286. (App. 801.) 
30 June 1806.--For applying £.4,500,000. part of the Sum remaining to be received on 30 May 1806, to complete the Sum of 
£. 14,500,000. granted out of the Produce of the War Taxes for 1805; Lx1. 467. 
3 July 1806.—For raising a certain Sum by Lotteries, to be applied to the Service of Great Britain and Ireland, in the proportion of 
Two-thirds for Great Britain, and One-third for Ireland; ix1. 483. 
8 July 1806.—For applying the Sum of £. 3,500,000. out of the Monies that shall arise ofthe Surplus of the Consolidated Fund of Great 
Britain; LX1. 502. 
For applying £.18,000,000, arisen or to arise from the Duties and Revenues charged by Acts 43, 44, 45, and 46 Geo. III. for 
granting certain Duties, during the War; Lxr1. 502. 
Taxes: 
Duties on Property, Customs, Sugar, Iron, Tea, Tobacco and Snuff, Stamps, and for carrying the 
Duties on Wine to the Consolidated Fund : 
29 March 1806.—For granting certain Duties on Property; txt. 181. Agreed to, 188. 
For granting certain additional Duties on Customs; rx1. 181. Agreed to, 188. 
For allowing certain Drawbacks and Bounties, and Countervailing Duties on Sugar; Lx1. 182. Agreed to, 188. 
For granting certain Duties and Drawbacks on Iron; rx1.182. Agreed to, 188. 
For granting certain Duties and Drawbacks on Tea; tx. 182. Agreed to, 188. 
For granting additional Duties and Drawbacks on Tobacco and Snuff; Lx1.182. Agreed to, 188. 
For granting certain Stamp Duties on Appraisements; Lx1.183. Agreed to, 188. 
That the Duties granted per Acts 43 and 44 Geo. I[I. on Wine be carried to the Consolidated Fund; txt. 183. Agreed to, 188. 
17 April 1806.—For charging a further additional Duty of Customs on Sugar imported by the East India Company; Lx1..292. 
For charging a further additional Drawback on Sugar exported by ditto; Lx1. 222. 
1 May 1806.—For charging a Duty of Excise on certain descriptions of Iron; ux1, 269. 
6 May 1806.—For charging an additional Countervailing Duty on Iron; ixr. 281. 
Duties on Iron, Sugar, Tea, Customs Bounties and Drawbacks on Sugar, Bounties to Distillers, and 
Duties on Stamps in Ireland : 
8 May 1806.—That the Duties payable on the importation into Ireland of Iron, Sugar and Tea, and the drawbacks allowed on the 
exportation thereof, do cease and determine, and that certain Duties and drawbacks be allowed in lieu thereof; tx1. 286. 
(App. 801.) 
That the Countervailing Duties of Customs on all refined Sugar of the Manufacture of Great Britain, imported into Ireland, do cease 
and determine, and for charging certain other Countervailing Duties thereon; Lx1. 286. (App. 802.) 
That the Drawbacks and Bounties now allowed on all refined Sugar of the Manufacture of Ireland, and exported from thence, do 
cease and determine, and for allowing others in lieu thereof; 1x1.286, (App. 802.) 
That the Bounties payable to Distillers do cease and determine, and for allowing other Bounties in lieu thereof; 1x1. 286. (App. 802.) 
That the Duties on Stamps do cease and determine, and for allowing certain other Duties in lieu thereof; Lx1. 286, (App. 802.) 
That the said Duties, Drawbacks, Allowances and Bounties be paid in British Currency, except in certain cases; Lx1. 286. 
(App. 807. 
Duties on Beer, &amp;c. : ; 
20 May 1806.—For charging certain Duties on Beer brewed in private Families; Lx1.323.—-———— For charging a Duty on Licences 
to be taken out for brewing Beer, &amp;c. in Private Families; Lx1. 324. —&lt;——For charging a Composition on Persons not paying 
the Duty; Lx1. 324. , 
Duties on Vellum, &amp;c. in Ireland : 
22 May 1806.—For charging certain Duties on Vellum and Parchment in Ireland; Lx1. 329. 
Duties on Malt and Spirits, and Beer and Spirits, in Ireland : 
2 June 1806.—For charging certain Duties on Malt and Spirits in Ireland, and Countervailing Duties on Beer and Spirits ; Lx1. 965. 
Duty on Assessed Taxes : 
10 June 1806.—For charging an additional Duty on Assessed Taxes; LXI. 392. 





4724. 
4725. 
4726. 


4727. 
4728. 
4729. 


4730. 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1520.) 


Granta, &amp;e.: In Session 1806-7. [47° Geo. III.] 


1 January 1807.—For continuing the Duties on Malt; Lx11. 37. 
For raising Four Shillings in the Pound upon Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates; x11. 37- 
For continuing certain Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco, and Snuff; Lx11. 37. 
6 January 1807.—For raising £.10,500,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills, for the Service of Great Britain ; Lx11. §7. 
27 January 1807.—For raising £.1,000,000. (Irish Currency) by Treasury Bills, for the Service of Ireland; xr, 83. 


5, March 1807.—(Loan) for raising £. 14,200,000. by Annuities, whereof the Charges of £.12,200,000. are to be defrayed on the part of 
Great Britain, and of £.2,000,000. on the part of Ireland, and for defraying the Charges created by the said £. 12,200,000. ; 
LXII. 209. d 


26 March 1807.—(Loan) for raising £. 1,500,000. by Annuities, for the Service of Ireland; Lx11. 303. (App. 533. 
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I, Committee of Ways and Means—continued. 


(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Ways and Means—ses. 1806-1. {47° Geo. 111.]—continued. 


_ Grants, &amp;c.—continued. 3 
4731. 23 April 1807.—That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Great Britian be defrayed out of the Land Tax. ——— 
That the Charge of the Allowances to Adjutants and Serjeant Majors of the Militia of England, disembodied, be defrayed out of the 
Land Tax. That the Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia in Great Britain be defrayed out of the Land 
Tax. That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Ireland, and Allowances to Subaltern Officers, be defrayed 
out of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland; tx11. 358. 


Taxes : 


Duties on Stamps in Ireland : 
4732 16 February 1807.—For repealing the Stamp Duties in Ireland, and granting other Duties in lieu thereof; ux11. 128. (App. 469.) 


Duties on Spirits : 
4733. 19 February 1807.—For granting additional Duties on Spirits imported; 1x11. 144. - 


Inland Duties in Ireland : 3 
4734. 23 February 1807.—For repealing certain Inland Duties, Taxes, and countervailing Duties, in Ireland, and granting other Duties in lieu 
thereof; Lx11. 160. (App. 474.) : 


Duties on Malt, Beer, and Spirits, in Ireland : 
4735. 18 March 1807.—For charging a Duty on Malt made in Ireland; tx11. 256. 


4736. Ditto - - - on Spirits distilled in Ireland from Malt; ix11. 256. 

4737. Ditto - ---- - - - distilled from Molasses; Ltx11. 256. 

A738, Ditto - - on every Barrel of Beer brewed in Great Britain and imported into Ireland; Lx11. 256. 
4739. Ditto - - - upon every Gallon of Spirits made in Great Britain and imported into Ireland ; ux11. 256. 








Duties on Imports and Exports in Ireland : 
4740. 26 March 1807.—For repealing the Duties, Drawbacks, and Bounties, on the Importation and Exportation of Goods, Wares, and 
Merchandize, in Ireland, and granting other Duties in lieu thereof; Lx11. 303. (App. 537-) 





Geontitder: : In Session 1807. [47° Geo. IIT.] 


4741. 7 July 1807.—For applying £.4,500,000. part of the Sum remaining to be received on 1st July 1807, to complete £.18,000,000. 
granted out of War Taxes for 1806; Lx11. 646. 


4742, For raising £. 3,000,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills; 1x11. 646. 
4743. For raising £.1,500,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills; 1x11. 646. 


4744- 14 July 1807.—For raising a certain Sum by Lotteries for the Year 1807, to be applied in the proportion of two-thirds for Great 
Britain and one-third for Ireland ; Lx11. 709. 


4745. 16 July 1807.—For issuing and applying the Sum of €.19,800,000. arisen or to arise from any of the Duties and Revenues charged 
by Acts 43, 44, 45 and 46 Geo. III. for granting certain Duties during the War; Lx11. 724. 

4746. Ditto - - - of £.171,185. 5s. 33d. being the Surplus of Grants for 1806; Lx11. 724. 

4747. Ditto - - - of £.139,000. being the Amount of the Profits of the Fourth Lottery under Act 46 Geo. III.; x11. 724. 

4748. That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Great Britain be defrayed out of the Land Tax. That the Charge 
of the Allowances to Adjutants and Serjeant Majors of the Militia of England, disembodied, be defrayed out of the Land Tax. 
That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Ireland, and Allowances to Subaltern Officers, be defrayed out of the 
Consolidated Fund of Ireland. That the Allowances to Subaltern Officers of the Militia of Great Britain be defrayed out 
of the Land Tax ; ux11. 724. 

4749. 1 August aeeaertien issuing and applying £. 3,750,000. out of the Monies that shall arise of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund ; 
Lx11. 807. 

4750. 4 August 1807.—For granting £.4,500,000. to be charged on the first Aids to be granted in the next Session of Parliament for the 
service of Great Britain ; tx11. 816. 

4751. For granting £. 500,000. to be raised by Treasury Bills, to be charged on the first Aids to be granted in the next Session of Parliament 
for the service of Ireland; tx1r. 816. 











Taxes: 
Duties of Excise and Stamps in Ireland : 
4752. 14 July 1807.—For repealing certain Duties of Excise and Stamps in Ireland; Lx11. 710. 
4753. For granting certain Duties on Stamps in lieu of the Duties now payable thereon; Lx1I. 710. 


Duties on Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, in Ireland : 
4754. 16 July 1807.—That the Duties on Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, imported into Ireland, do cease and determine, and for granting 
other Duties in lieu thereof; Lx11. 724. 





Granta, te. : In Session 1808. [48° Geo. IIL] 


4755. 4 February 1808.—That the Deductions of Six Pence and One Shilling in the Pound out of Pensions, &amp;c. granted by certain Acts, do 
cease and determine; LXIII. 44. 
4756. For continuing the Duties on Malt; Lxr11. 44. 


4757. For raising Four Shillings in the Pound on Pensions, &amp;c.; LXIII. 44. 
4758. For continuing the Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco and Snuff ; ux111. 44. 
4759. For charging a Duty of Sixpence in the Pound upon all Pensions and Annuities charged on any of His Majesty’s Revenues, and upon 


all Salaries payable in respect of Offices of Profit granted by or derived from the Crown ; Lx111. 44. 

4760. For charging a Duty of One Shilling in the Pound upon all Salaries and Pensions payable out of any Revenues belonging to His 
Majesty in Great Britain, or other Public Monies exceeding the Value of £. 100 per annum; LXIII. 44. 

4761. 8 February 1808.—For issuing and applying £. 5,000,000. part of the Sum remaining to be received on 4th February 1808, to complete 
£. 19,800,000. granted out of the Produce of the War Taxes for 1807 ; Lx111. 50. 

4762. 11 February 1808.—For paying into the Exchequer £. 5,000,000. being part of the Balance arising from Unclaimed Dividends and 
Lottery Prizes; Lx111. 60. 

4763. For reducing the Allowances to the Governor and Company of the Bank of England for the Management of the Public Debt; 
Lx111. 60. 


4764. For applying the sum of £. 3,000,000. agreed to be advanced by the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, without Interest, 
9 that ay Bills be issued for securing the same, payable at Six Months after the Ratification of a Definitive Treaty of 
eace; LXx111. 60, 


4765. 16 February 1808.—For raising £. 10,500,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills; tx111. 71. 
4766. 10 March 1808.—-For funding certain Exchequer Bills and limiting the Amonnt to £. 4,000,000. ; Lx111, 162, 
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II. Committee of Ways and Means—continued. 


(4.)}— Resolutions of Committee.of Ways and Means—sess. 1908. (48° Geo. 111.]—continued. 


Grants, &amp;c.—continued. 


4767. 12 April 1808.—For issuing and applying £. 726,870. 9. 8 3. being part of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain on 
5th April 1808 ; ux111. 262. (App. 805.) 


4768. 29 April 1808.—For applying £. 2,253,111. 7. 5 }. being the Surplus of Grants for 1807; Lx11I. 280. 

4769. That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Great Britain be defrayed out of the Land Tax. ———— That the Charge 
of Allowances to Adjutants and Serjeant Majors of the Militia of England, disembodied, be defrayed out of the Land Tax.—— 
That the Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia_in Great Britain be defrayed out of the Land Tax, ——— That 
the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Ireland, and Allowances to Subaltern Officers, be defrayed out of the 
Consolidated Fund of Ireland ; ix111. 280. 


4770. 5 May 1808.—For raising £. 3,000,000. by Exchequer Bills for. the Service of Great Britain; Lx11r. 293. 

4771. For raising £. 1,500,000. by Exchequer Bills for the Service of Great Britain ; LX1I1. 293. 

4772. - 30 May 1808.—That the Governor and Company of the Bank of Ireland be continued a Corporation until 1 January 1837 ; Lx111. 384. 

4773. - That the said Governor and Company be authorized to add £. 1,000,000. Irish Currency, to their Capital Stock ; ux111. 384. 

4774. ~ That £. 1,250,000. Irish Currency, be advanced for the Public Service at £. 5. per cent; Lx111. 384. 

4775. That the said Governor and Company shall during the continuance of their Charter, pay all Interest, Annuities and Dividends in 

respect of the National Debt of Ireland, without any Charge for their trouble; 1x111. 384. 

4776. 2 June 1808.—(Loan.) For raising’£. 10,500,000. by Annuities, whereof the Charges of £. 8,000,000. are to be defrayed on the part 
of Great Britain, and of £. 2,500,000. on the part of Ireland; ix111. 398. 

4777. For ‘issuing and applying £. 3,500,000. of the Monies that shall arise of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund; 1x111. 398. 


4778. Ditto - - - £.20,000,000. arisen or to arise from any of the Duties and Revenues charged by Acts 43, 44, 45, 46 &amp; 47 Geo. III. for 


granting Duties during the War, and by an Act of the present Session for granting Duties in pursuance of Orders in Council ; 
LXILI. 398. 


4779. 9 June 1808.—(Loan.) For raising £.'750,000. Irish Currency, by way of Annuities, for the Service of Ireland; ux111. 416. 
4780. . 14 June 1808.—For raising a Sum by lotteries; Lx111. 434. 


4781. 16 June 1808.—For raising £.6,000,000. by Loans or Exchequer Bills ;"Lx111. 444. 
A782, For raising £. 500,000. by Treasury Bills; ux111. 444. 


Taxes : 
Duties of Customs: 


4788. .8 February 1808.—For granting ‘certain. Duties of Customs on the. Exportation from Great Britain of Foreign Goods, Wares and 
Merchandize not imported by the East India Company, and: which on Importation are allowed to be secured in Warehouses 
without Payment of Duty ; Ditto - - - and which on importation are not allowed to be secured in Warehouses without Payment of 
Duty ; Ditto - - - being the Growth, Produce or Manufacture of any Country within the Limits of the Charter granted by the 
East India Company, and not imported by the said Company; Lx111. 50. Re-committed, 52. Again Reported, 61. 


Duties on Salt and Cotton Wool: 
4784. 22 February 1808.—For charging certain Duties of Excise on Salt; 1x111. 88. 
4785. For charging a Duty upon Cotton Wool the growth of His Majesty’s Colonies or Plantations, or imported by the East India Company, 
which shall be exported from Great Britain; Lx111. 88. 
Duties of Customs in Ireland : 
4786. 23 February 1808. —For charging certain Duties of Customs on the Exportation from Ireland of Foreign Goods, Wares and Merchandize; 
LXIII. 95. 


Duties on Stamps : 


4787. 4 April 1808.—That the Stamp Duties payable by every Person for killing Game and the Duties under the Commissioners for the 
Affairs of Taxes do cease and determine, and for granting other Duties in lieu thereof; Lx111.241. (App. 801.) 


4788. 12 April 1808.—For repealing the Duties on Stamps, and granting new and additional Duties in lieu thereof; Lx111. 262, (App. 805.) | 


Duties on Licences, Stamps, and Assessed Taxes in Ireland : 
4789. 2 May 1808.—For repealing certain Duties on Licences and Stamps in Ireland, and granting other Duties in lieu thereof; Lx111. 284. 
(App. 840.) 
4790. For repealing certain Duties on Assessed Taxes in Ireland, and granting other Duties in lieu thereof; Lx111. 284. (App. 841.) 
Duties on Stamps : 
4791. 2 June 1808.—For granting certain Duties on Stamps; Lx111. 398. 


Duties on Malt.and Spirits in Great Britain and Ireland, and on Beer and Ale imported into Ireland : 
4792. 9 June 1808.—For charging a Duty upon Malt made in Ireland; txr11. 416. 
4793. For charging certain Duties upon Spirits distilled in Ireland ; Lx111. 416. 
4794. Ditto - - - in Great Britain or Ireland, and in the Stock of any Person licensed to deal in Spirits in Ireland ; Lx111. 416. 
A796. Ditto - - - on Foreign Spirits in Ireland ; vx111. 416. 
4796. For charging a Countervailing Duty on Beer or Ale made in Great Britain, and imported into Ireland; Lx111. 416. 


4797. For charging certain other Duties on Spirits and Countervailing Duties on Spirits imported and exported between Great Britain and 
Ireland; Lx111. 416. 


Duties of Excise: 


4798. 11 June 1808.—For suspending the Duties on Spirits during the period in which the Distillation of Spirits from Corn or Grain in Great 
Britain shall be prohibited, and granting certain other Duties of Excise during such suspension ; LXI11. 425. 


Duties on Sugar in Ireland : 
4799. 14 June 1808.—For charging a Duty on Sugar imported by the East India Company imported into Ireland; Lx111. 434. 


Duties on Spirits in Ireland : 


4800. 18 June 1808.—For granting certain Excise Duties upon Spirits distilled from Corn or Grain, or Sugar in Ireland, imported into Great 
Britain; LXIII. 452. 


4801. For charging certain Countervailing Duties on Spirits distilled from. Sugar imported from Scotland into Ireland; ux111. 452. _ 
4802. Ditto - - - upon all other Spirits not being Foreign Spirits, ditto; LXIII. 452. 


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4812. 


4813. 


4815. 


4821. 
4822. 


4623. 


4824. 
4825. 
4826. 


4827. 
4828. 
4829. 


4830. 


Il. Committee of Ways and Means—continued: 
(4:)-Resolutions of Committee of Ways and Means—continued. 
Grants, &amp;c. : In Session 1809. [49° Geo. ITI.] 


4814. 


4816. 


4817. 
4818. 


4819. 
4820. 


4 February 1809.—For further continuing the Duties on Malt; Lx1v. 31. 
For raising Four Shillings in the Pound on Pensions, Offices, and Personal Estates; ix1v. 31. 
For continuing the Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco, and Snuff; Lxtv. 31. 
For raising £. 10,500,000. by Exchequer Bills; uxrv. 31. 
For raising £. 1,500,000. by Exchequer Bills; txrv. 31. 


2 March 1809.—For issuing and applying the Sum £. 5,000,000. part of the Sum remaining to be received on 15 February 1809, to 
Siindlied the Sum of £. 46,0000 8. granted out of the Produce of the War Taxes for 1808; Lxxv. 108, e 59, 


4 March 1809.—For funding certain Exchequer Bills, and limiting the Amount to £.8,000,000.; Lx1v. 120, 121. 


1 May 1809.—For applying the Sum of £. 2,757,352. 3. 4%. being the Surplus of Ways and Means for 1808; uxrv. 264. 
For raising £.6,000,000. by Exchequer Bills for the Service of Great Britain; tx1v. 264. 


That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Great Britain be defrayed out of the Land Tax. —— That the Charge 
of Allowances to Adjutants and Serjeant Majors of the Militia of England disembodied be defrayed out of the Land Tax. ——— 
That the Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia of Great Britain be defrayed out’ of the Land Tax. That 
the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Ireland, and Allowances to Subaltern Officers, be defrayed out of the 
Consolidated Fund of Ireland; tx1v.'264. 
15 May 1809.—(Loan.) For raising £. 14,600,000. by Annuities, whereof £. 11,000,000. are to be defrayed on the part of Great 
Britain, £. 3,000,000. on the Part of Ireland, and £.600,000. by the Prince Regent of Portugal; tx1v. 313. 


(Lian.) For carrying certain of the War Taxes to the Consolidated Fund for defraying the Charges of Interest on £. 11,000,000. part 
of the above Loan of £. 14,600,000, and on £. 7,932,100. in Exchequer Bills funded by Act of this Session; Lx1v. 314. 


That in case no other Provision should be made by Parliament for defraying the above Charges, a part of the Duties of Excise shall 
be deemed an Addition to the Revenue; Lxiv. 314. 


For paying a certain Sum annually into the hands of the Governor and Company of the Bank of England in respect of the Sum raised 
on account of the Prince Regent of Portugal; tx1v. 314. 


For issuing and applying the Sum of £. 4,000,000. of the Monies that shall arise of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund; tx1v. 314. 


For issuing and applying £. 19,000,000. arisen or to arise from any of the Duties and Revenues charged under certain Acts for granting 
Duties during the War; Lxiv. 314. 





18 May 1809.—For raising a certain Sum by one or more Lottery or Lotteries; LxIv. 325. 
25 May 1809.—(Loan.) For raising £. 1,250,000. Irish Currency, by Annuities, for the Service of Ireland; Lx1v. 347. 
For raising £.500,000. by Treasury Bills; ux1v. 347. 


30 May 1809.—For raising £.3,000,coo. by Exchequer Bills to be charged on the first Aids to be granted in the next Session of 
Parliament for Great Britain; Lx1v. 363. Agreed to, 369. 


Taxes: 


Duties on Malt Beer and Spirits in Ireland : 
6 March 1809.—For granting certain Duties upon Malt and Beer and on Spirits in Ireland ; Lx1v. 115, 116. 


Duties on Spirits, and Stamp Duties on Licences for selling Spirits in Ireland : 
25 May 1809.—For granting certain Duties on Spirits in Ireland; ux1v. 347. 
For repealing so much of Act 48 Geo. III. as imposes Duties on Licences for selling Spirituous Liquors in Ireland; tx1v. 347. 
For charging certain Stamp Duties on Licences to sell Spirituous and other Liquors by retail; Lxiv. 347. 





Grants, &amp;e. : In Session 1810. [50° Geo. ITT.] 


5 February 1810.~ For further continuing the Duties on Malt; Lxv. 37. 
For raising Four Shillings in the Pound on Pensions, Offices, and Personal Estates; Lxv. 37. 
For continuing the Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco, and Snuff; Lxv. 37. : 


12 February 1810.—For issuing and applying the Sum of £.428,550. 16. 13. being the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund on 5th 
January 1810; Lxv. 86. 


For raising £. 10,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for the Service of Great Britain; txv. 86. 
Ditto £. 1,500,000. ditto; Lxv. 86. 


27 February 1810.—For issuing and applying the Sum of £. 8,000,000. part of the Sum remaining to be received on 16 February 1810, 
to complete the Sum of £. 19,000,000. granted out of the produce of War Taxes for 1809; Lxv. 134. 


13 March 1810.—For funding certain Exchequer Bills, and limiting the amount to £. 8,000,000. ; Lxv. 173. 
10 April 1810.—For funding certain Exchequer Bills, and limiting the amount to £. 311,000; LXV. 2'74. 


go April 1810.—For issuing and applying £. 2,233,051. 16. 6. being the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund on § April 1810; 
LXV. 310. 


17 May 1810.—(Loan.) For raising £. 12,000,000. by Annuities, whereof the Charges of £. 8,000,000. are to be defrayed-on the part of 
Great Britain, and of £. 4,000,000. on the part of Ireland; txv. 378. 


That the Surplus of the Stamp Duties under Acts 44, 45, and 48 Geo. HI. be applied towards defraying the Charge of the Loan of 
£. 8,000,000, for, Great Britain, and of £. 8,311,000. in Exchequer Bills funded per Acts of this Session ; Lxv. 378. 


For issuing and applying £. 19,500,000. arisen or to arise from the War Taxes; Lxv. 378. 
For issuing and applying £. 4,400,000. out of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund; txv. 378. 


21 May 1810,—For raising £. 6,000,000, by Exchequer Bills; Lxv. 387. 
26 May 1810.—(Loan.) For raising £. 1,400,000. by Annuities, for the Service of Ireland; Lxv. 414. 
For raising a certain Sum by Lotteries; Lxv. 414. 

30 May 1810.—That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Great Britain be defrayed out of the Land Tax. —-— That 
the Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia of Great Britain be defrayed out of the Land Tax. ——— That the 
Charge of Allowances to Adjutants and Serjeant Majors of the Militia of England, disembodied, be defrayed out of the Land 
Tax. That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Ireland, and Allowances to Subaltern: Officers, be 
defrayed out of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland; Lxv. 433. 

31 May 1810.—For raising £.216,000. by Treasury Bills; txv.441. (App. 690.) 


2 June 1810.—For raising £. 3,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, to be charged on the first Aids to be granted in the next Session for Great 
Britain; uxv. 452. 


For issuing and applying out of Aids Suppli £. 8.100. bei t of Exchequer Bills c thereon 
elected te Multis ane, — upplies for 1809, £. 1,448,100. being the amoun eq harged 





Taxes: 








SUPPLY —continued. 987, 


II: Committee of Ways and Means—continued. 


(4.)\—Resolutions of Committee of Ways and Means—sess.1810. (50° Geo. 11.}—continued. 
Taxes: 


Duties on Postage, Imports and Exports, Wine, Stamps, and Houses, in freland : 
4848. 31 May 1810.—For charging certain Duties on Postage; txv. 441. (App. 690.) 
4849, For ae certain uae and Bounties on Goods imported into and exported from Ireland; Lxv. 441. (App. 690.) 

4 ertain Duties on Customs d i i ies in li i : 
4850. ) hae he os Winnie ate a . ‘ Rawr tors determine, and for granting &lt;g Duties in lieu thereof. —_-— For charging certain 
4851. That certain Duties on Stamps do cease and determine, and for granting other Duties in lieu thereof; txv, 441, (App. 690.) 

4852. For charging certain Duties on Houses ; uxv. 441. (App. 690.) 





Grants, &amp;c. : In Session 1811. [51° Geo. III.] 


4853, 23 February 1811.—For further continuing the Duties on Malt ; Lxv1. 113.—&lt;—For raising Four Shillings in the Pound on Pensions, 
Offices, and Personal Estates.—-——F'or continuing the Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco, and Snuff; txvi. 113.) | 

- 4854, For raising £. 10,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for the Service of Great Britain; Lxvi. 114. 

4855. Ditto - - - £.1,500,000. ditto; Lxvi. 114. 


4856. For issuing and applying the Sum of £. 8,000,000. part of the Monies remaining to be received on 15 February 1811, to complete the 
Sum of £. 19,500,000. granted out of the produce of War Taxes for 1810; LxvI.114. 


4857. Ditto - - - £.356,787. 11. 83. being the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund on 5 January 1811; LXVI. 114. 
4858. For raising £. 1,000,000. by Treasury Bills in Ireland; txvt. 114. 


4859. 15 March 1811.—For funding certain Exchequer Bills, and limiting the amount to £. 12,000,000.; LX VI. 177. 


4860. 9 April 1811.—For issuing and applying £. 996,927. 18. 43. being the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund on 5 April 1811; Lxvr. 249. 
4861. For applying £. 420,364. arisen from the sale of Old Naval and Victualling Stores ; Lxv1. 249. 


4862. 25 April 1811.—(Loan.) For raising £. 2,500,000. Irish Currency, by Annuities, for the Service of Ireland; txvr. 271. 
4863. 7 May 1811.—(Loan.) For raising £. 4,981,300. by Annuities; LxvI. 309. 


4864. 13 May 1811.—For issuing and applying out of Aids or Supplies of 1810 £.2,804,'700. being the amount of Exchequer Bills funded 
pursuant to Resolution of 15 March 1811; LXxvi. 324. 

4865. 20 May 1811.—For raising £.6,000,000. by Exchequer Bills ; txv1. 349. 

4866. Ditto - - - £.1,500,000. ditto; Lxv1. 349. 

4867. 21 May 1811.—(Loan.) For raising £.12,000,000. by Annuities, £.7,500,000. whereof shall be for the Service of Great Britain, and 
£. 4,500,000. for the Service of Ireland; Lxvi. 354. 

4868. That towards defraying the Charges of the above £.7,500,000. there shall be carried to the Consolidated Fund out of the War Duties 
(except the Duties on Property) the annual Sum of £.466,000. ; Lxvr. 355. 

4869. That after the Expiration of the Periods limited for the continuance of the said Duties, so much of the Duties of Excise as shall 
amount to the Sum of £.466,000. shall be deemed an addition to the Revenue for the above purpose; LXVI. 355. 

4870. For issuing and applying £.20,000,000. arisen or to arise from any of the Duties and Revenues charged by Acts for granting certain 

Duties during the War; LXvI. 355. 
4871. For issuing and applying £. 5,000,000. out of the Monies that shall arise of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund; Lxvi. 355. 


4872. June 1811.—That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Great Britain be defrayed out of the Land Tax. That 
the Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia of Great Britain be defrayed out of the Land Tax. — That the 
Charge of Allowances to Adjutants and Serjeant Majors of the Militia of England, disembodied, be defrayed out of the Land 
Tax.—_——That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Ireland, and Allowances to Subaltern Officers, be 
defrayed out of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland; txv1. 396. 


4873. 6 June 1811.—For raising a Sum by Lotteries for the Service of Great Britain and Ireland; txv1. 400. 


4874. 8 June 1811.—For raising £.3,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, to be charged on the first Aids granted in the next Session for Great 
Britain; Lxv1. 408. 
4875. For raising £.200,000. by Treasury Bills for the Service of Ireland; txv1. 408. 








Taxes: 


Duties on Worts and Spirits : 


4876. 13 May 1811.—For granting additional Duties on Worts or Wash brewed or made for extracting Spirits in England, and on Spirits; 
LXVI. 324. ——=—— For charging certain Duties on Worts or Wash made in the Highland District in Scotland, and upon Spirits 
distilled in Ireland, and imported into Great Britain; LXxvI. 349. 


Duties on Customs, Hemp, Tobacco, and Spirits, in Ireland : 
4877. 21 May 1811.—For further continuing certain Duties of Customs in Ireland; LXvVI. 355. 
4878. For granting certain Duties of Customs on Liquorice, Wood and Timber, Cotton Wool, and Tobacco, in Ireland; Lxv1. 355. 
4879. For charging certain Duties on Hemp in Ireland; Lxvi. 355. 
4880. For granting certain Excise Duties on Tobacco and Spirits in Ireland; Lxvi. 356. 





Grants, &amp;c. : In Session 1812. [52° Geo. IIL.] 


4881. 21 January 1812.—For further continuing the Duties on Malt; txvit. 48. —«— For raising Four Shillings in the Pound upon 
Pensions, Offices, and Personal Estates; txvi1. 48. ———— For continuing the Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco and Snuff; 


Lxvit. 48. 


4882. 23 January 1812.—For issuing and applying £.8,000,000. part of the amount of Monies in the Exchequer, and remaining to be received 
on 18th January 1812, to complete the Sum of £. 20,000,000. granted out of the War Taxes for 1811; Lxvut, 68. 


4883. For raising £.10,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for the Service of Great Britain ; txvir. 69. 
4884. Ditto - - - £.1,500,000. ditto; Lxv11. 69. 


4885. 17 February 1812.—For funding certain Exchequer Bills, and limiting the amount to £. 14,000,000. ; LXVII. 120. 
4886. 9 March 1812.—(Loan.) For raising £.6,789,625. by Annuities; Lxvit. 183. Agreed to, 189. 
4887. 2 June 1812,—(Loan.) For raising £. 1,500,000. Irish Currency, by Annuities, for the Service of Ireland; Lxv1t. 409. 


4888. 16 June 1812.—That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Great Britain be defrayed out of the Land Tax. —=—— That 
the Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia of Great Britain be defrayed out of the Land Tax. That the 
Charge of Allowances to Adjutants and Serjeant Majors of the Militia of England, disembodied, be defrayed out of the ‘Land 
Tax: — That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Ireland, and of Allowances to Subaltern Officers, be 
defrayed out of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland; rxvit. 43% ; lala 


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II. Committee of Ways and Means—continued. 
(4.)}—Resolutions of Committee of Ways and Means—sess. 1812. (52° Geo. 111.]—continued. 


Grants, &amp;c.—continued. 
4889. 19 Juue 1812.—(Loan.) For raising £.22,500,000. by Annuities, whereof the Charges of £. 15,650,000. are to be defrayed on the part of 
Great Britain, £. 4,350,000. on the part of Ireland, and £.2,500,000. on the part of the East India Company; Lxvit. 436. 


4890. That the Interest on £.3,000,000. Reduced Annuities, and £. 1,400,000. Consolidated Annuities, raised on account of the ‘East India 
Company, and the amount of the Sinking Fund for the redemption thereof, shall be paid into the Bank of England by the said 
Company ; LXVII. 437- 

4891. For issuing and applying the sum of £.3,600,000. out of the Monies that shall arise of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund ; 
LXVII. 437: , 

4892. For issuing and applying the Sum of £.20,400,000. arisen or. to arise from any of the Duties and Revenues charged by Acts for 
granting Duties during the War; Lxvil. 437. 

4893. For issuing and applying £. 2,209,626. out of any Aids or Supplies for 1811, being the amount of Exchequer Bills charged thereon, . 
subscribed to be funded per Resolutions 17 February and 9 March 1812; Lxvit. 437. 

4894. For applying the Sum of £. 441,218. arisen from the sale of Old Naval and Victualling Stores ; Lxvit. 437. 

4895. For raising a Sum by Lotteries; Lxvit. 437. 

4896. That the annual Sum of £. 308,873. being the average amount of the last three years of the Bounties on Linens exported, which will 

expire 5 July 1812, be applied towards defraying the Charges of the Loan; LxXvII. 444. 
4897. For raising £. 500,000. by Treasury Bills, for the Service of Ireland; Lxvit. 444. 


4898. 25 June'1812.—For raising £. 5,000,000. by Exchequer Bills; Lxvit. 471. 
4899. For raising £. 1,216,666. 13. 4. Irish Currency, by Treasury Bills in Ireland; Lxvut. 471. 
Taxes : 


Duties and Drawbacks on Spirits, Worts, Tobacco and Snuff, in Ireland : 
4900. 9 April 1812.—For charging additional Duties on Spirits distilled in Ireland; Lxvi1. 251. 


4901. Ditto - - - made in Great Britain or Ireland in the stock of persons licensed to deal in Spirits; Lxv1I. 251. 
4902. Ditto - - - distilled in Ireland, and taken out of Warehouses for home consumption in Ireland ; LXvil. 252. 
4903. Ditto - - - distilled from Corn in Great Britain, and imported into Ireland; Lxvit. 251. 

4904. For allowing additional Drawbacks on Spirits exported; LXxvit. 251. 

4905. For repealing parts of Act for encouraging the Consumption of Malt Liquor; txvut. 251. 


4906. For charging certain Duties upon Tobacco and Snuff in Ireland; Lxvii. 251. 


Duties on Customs in Ireland : 
4907. 5 June 1812.—For further continuing the several Rates and Duties granted, and Drawbacks and Bounties allowed, on Goods, Wares and- 
Merchandize imported into and exported from Ireland; Lxvit. 412. 
Duties of Excise and Drawbacks on Glass, Hides and Skins, Tobacco and Snuff-&lt;Assessed Taxes and. 
Postage : 


4908. 19 June 1812.—For charging additional Excise Duties, and Countervailing Duties on Glass, Hides and Skins, Tobacco and Snuff; 
LXVII.437- Agreed to, 461. 


4909 For allowing certain Drawbacks on Glass, Hides and Skins, and Tobacco; txvi1. 438. Agreed to, 461. 


4910. For charging certain new Rates and Duties on Male Servants, Carriages, Horses, Dogs, Horse Dealers, and Game; Lxvit. 439- 
Agreed to, 461. 
4911. For charging certain Duties on Postage; Lxvit.443. Agreed to, 461. 


4912. 25 June 1812.—For charging an Excise Duty on Tobacco imported by the East India Company ; Lxvit. 471. 


4913. For charging certain Countervailing Duties of Excise on Glass, Leather, Tobacco and Snuff, imported from Ireland into Great Britain ; 
LXVII. 471. 


4914. For allowing Drawbacks on Glass exported ; LXVII. 472. 
Duties on Stone Bottles : 


4915. 27 wer 812.—For charging an Excise Duty upon every One Hundred Weight of Stone Bottles; Re-committed, txvi1.487. See 
infra, 4916. 


4916. 2 July 1812.—For charging certain Duties on Stone Bottles; Lxv11. 502. 





Grants, &amp;c. : In Session 1812-13. [53° Geo. III.] 


4917. 10 December 1812.—For further continuing the Duties on Malt; itxvitt. 40. For raising Four Shillings in the Pound upon 
Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates; Lxviit. 40. —&lt;—— For continuing the Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco and Snuff ; 
LX VIII. 40. 


4918. For raising £. 10,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for the service of Great Britain ; Lxvitt. 40. 





4919. 18 February ee eae issuing and applying £. 8,000,000. part of the Monies remaining to be received on 12 February 1813, to 
complete £, 20,400,000. granted out of War Taxes ; LXVIII. 177- 

4920. 23 March 1813.—For raising £. 1,500,000. by Exchequer Bills; uxv111. 341. 

4921. Ditto - - - £.5,000,000. ditto; LXV1II. 341. 


4922. 1 April 1813.—For funding certain Exchequer Bills, and limiting the amount to £. 12,000,000 ; LXvIII. 369. 
4923. 6 April 1813.—For allowing a discount on Debentures ; txvi11 386. 


4924. 4 May 1813.—For raising £. 3,000,000. by Debentures ; LX VIII. 447. 
4925. For funding certain Exchequer Bills, and limiting the amount to £.6,000,000.; LXVIII. 447. 


4926. 17 May 1813.--(Loan.) For raising £. 2,000,000. Irish Currency, by Annuities, for the service of Ireland ; LXv1II. 491. 


4927. 12 June 1813.—(Loan.) For raising £.27,000,000.'by Annuities, whereof the Charges of £.21,000,000. be defrayed on the part of Great 
Britain, and £.6,000,000 on the part of Ireland; uxvi11. 558. 

4928. (National Debt.) That the Sum of £. 46,884,600. Three Pounds per centum Consolidated Annuities, standing in the names of the Com- 
missioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, shall, from and after 5 July 1813, and £. 47,929,142. Three Pounds per centum 
Reduced Annuities, standing in the names of the said Commissioners, shall, from and after 10 October 1813, be cancelled from 
those respective days, and the Interest thereon cease, and the Duties and Revenues applicable thereto shall be deemed part of the 
Consolidated Fund for defraying the Charge of the addition to the Public Funded Debt ; Postponed, uxv111. 559. Agreed to, 564. 

4929. For issuing and applying the Sum of £.500,000 out of the Monies that shall arise of the Surplus of the.Consolidated Fund; 
Postponed, LXVil1. 559. Agreed to, 564. 

4930. For issuing and applying the Sum of £.21,000,000. arisen or to arise from the War Duties ; Postponed, LxV11I. 559. Agreed to, 564. 

4931. For raising a Sum by Lotteries ; LX VIII. 559. 

4932. For issuing and applying out of any of the Aids or Supplies granted for 1812, £.5,862,g900. being the amount of Exchequer Bills 
subscribed to be funded per Resolutions of 1 April and 4 May 1813 ; Postponed, rxvitt.559- Agreed to, 564. 

4033. For raising £. 5,670,700. by-Exchequer Bills, for the service of Great Britain, being the amount of Exchequer Bills charged upon the . 
Aids or Supplies to be granted in the next Session for ditto ; Postponed, LXvi1I. 559. Agreed to, 564. i 

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II, Committee of Ways and Means—continued. 
(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Ways and Means,—ses. 1812-13. (53° Geo. 111.]—continued. 


Grants, &amp;c.—continued. 
4934. For applying £. 531,096. arisen from the sale of old Naval and Victualing Stores; Postponed, yx vii1. 559.. Agreed to, 564. 
4935. For applying for Ireland £. 70,812. ditto; Postponed, Lxvi11.559. Agreed to, 564. 
4936. For raising £.330,000. by Treasury Bills for Ireland; Postponed, Lxv111. 559. Agreed to, 564. 








4937. 15 June 1813.—That the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Great Britain be defrayed out of the Land Tax. That 
the Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia of Great Britain be defrayed out of the Land Tax. That the 
Charge of Allowances to Adjutants and Serjeant-Majors of the Militia of England be defrayed out of the Land Tax. That 





the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Ireland, and of Allowances to Subalterns, be defrayed out of the Consolidated 
Fund of Ireland; uxvi11. 568. 


4938. 28 June 1813.-—-For raising £. 1,000,000 by Exchequer Bills ; txvair1. 613. 


Taxes : 
Duties of Customs and Excise on Tobacco, Snuff’ and Wine—Countervailing Duties of Excise on Tobacco, 
Snuff and Wine, imported from Ireland, and Drawbacks on Exportation of Tobacco and Wine : 
4939. 1 April 1813.—For granting certain additional Duties of Customs; Lxvit1. 369. 
4940, For granting certain additional Duties of Excise on Tobacco, Snuff and Wine; Lxvi11. 369. Re-committed, 370. 
4941. For granting certain Countervailing Duties of Excise on Tobacco and Snuff, and Wine, imported from Ireland; txvrrr. 370. 
4942. For allowing certain Drawbacks on the Exportation of Tobacco and Wine; Lxviiti. 370. 


4943. 5 April 1813.—For granting certain Duties of Excise on French Wine, and Drawbacks on the Exportation thereof; txvr11. 380. 


Duties of Excise on Tobacco, Malt, Wines—Customs on Tobacco, Snuff, Malt, Beer, Ale, Cordage— 
Duties on Postage—Inland Excise and Taves, in Ireland : 

4944. 17 May 1813.—For charging certain Excise Duties on Tobacco and Malt in Ireland; Lxviir. 491. 

4945. For charging certain additional Duties on Wines ; LxvitI. 492. 

4946. For charging certain additional Duties of Customs on certain Goods, Wares and Merchandize, and for allowing Drawbacks on expor- 
tation from Ireland; LxviIt. 492. 

4947. For charging certain Countervailing Duties of Customs on Tobacco and Snuff imported into Ireland, and allowing a Drawback on 
Exportation; LXVIII. 492. 


4948. For charging a certain Duty on Malt made in Great Britain, and imported into Ireland, in lieu of all Countervailing Duties, and 
a Drawback on Exportation of Malt made in Ireland; Lxvitr. 492. 

4949. For charging certain Duties on Beer and Ale, and Cordage, imported into Ireland, in lieu of all Countervailing Duties, and allowing 
a Drawback on Exportation ; LxvItI. 492. 

4950. That the Duties on Postage in Ireland shall cease and determine, and for granting other Duties in lieu thereof ; txvr11 492. 


4951. That certain Duties of Inland Excise and Taxes payable in Ireland shall cease and determine, and for granting other Duties in lieu 
thereof; LXVIII. 493. 


4952. That the several Rates and Duties, Drawbacks and Bounties, allowed on Goods, Wares and Merchandize, imported into and exported 
from Ireland, be further continued; LxVIII. 493+ 


Duties on Spirits in Ireland : 
4953. 12 June 1813.—For charging certain additional Duties on Spirits in Ireland; Lxvitt. 559. 
4954. For allowing certain Drawbacks on Spirits in Ireland; Lxviit. 559. 





Chresine, ties. In Session 1813-14. [54° Geo. III. ] 


4955. ~ 13 November 1813.—For further continuing the Duties on Malt. —— For raising Four Shillings in the Pound upon Pensions, Offices 
and Personal Estates. For continuing the Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco and Snuff; tx1x. 22. 


4956. 16 November 1813.—(Loan.) For raising £. 22,000,000. by Annuities; Lx1x. 32. 





4957. For issuing and applying out of any Aids or Supplies granted for 1812 and 1813 such Sum or Sums not exceeding £. 11,000,000. as 
the Exchequer Bills which shall be delivered into the Bank of England as part of the Loan of £. 22,000,000. and which was 
charged on the said Aids or Supplies shall amount unto; Lx1x. 32. 


4958. (National Debt.) That the Sum of £. 22,257,400. Three per cent Consolidated Annuities, standing in the names of the Commissioners 
for the Reduction of the National Debt, shall from and after 5 January 1814, and £. 36,542,000. Three per cent Reduced Annuities, 
standing in the names of the said Commissioners, shall from and after 5 April 1814 be cancelled from their respective days, and 
the Interest thereon cease ; and the Duties and Revenues applicable thereto shall be deemed part of the Consolidated Fund for defraying 
the Charge of the addition to the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain in the present Session ; Lx1x. 32. 


4959. 25 November 1814.—For raising £. 10,500,000. by Exchequer Bills ; ux1x. 83. 
4960. 7 December 1814,—For raising £. 5,000,000. by Exchequer Bills; ux1x. 107. 


4961. 5 April 1814.—For issuing and applying £.8,000,000. part of the Monies in the Exchequer remaining to be received on 1 April 1814 
to complete the Sum of £. 21,000,000. granted out of the War Taxes for 1813; Lx1x. 184. 


4962. 23 May 1814.—For raising a Sum by Lotteries; Lx1x. 301. ’ 
4963. 6 June 1814.—For raising £. 1,716,666. 13. 4. (Irish Currency) by Treasury Bills, for the service of Ireland for 1814; Lx1x. 332. 


4964. 14 June 1814.—(Loan.) For raising £. 24,000,000. by Annuities, whereof the Charges of £. 18,500,000 are to be defrayed on the part 
of Great Britain, and £.5,500,000. on the part of Ireland; Lx1x. 351. 
4965. For applying £. 508,545. arisen from the sale of old Naval and Victualling Stores; ux1x. 352. 


4966. 16 June 1814.—For raising £. 6,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for the Service of Great Britain; Lx1x. 357. 


4967. 20 June 1814.—(Loan.) For raising £.3,000,000. (Irish Currency) by Annuities, for the Service of Ireland; tx1x. 366. 
4968. For raising £. 1,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for the Service of Great Britain; tx1x. 366. 


4969. 27 June 1814.—(National Debt.) That the Sum of £. 3,994,000. Three per cent New South Sea Annuities, £.953,000. Three per cent South 
Sea Annuities of 1751, £.142,000. of Navy Five per cent Annuities, and £. 10,272,392. Three per cent Consolidated Annuities, standing 
in the names of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, shall, from and after 5 July 1814, and £, 23,733,099. 
Three per cent Reduced Annuities, from and after 10 October 1814, be cancelled from those respective days, and the Interest 
thereon cease, and the Duties and Revenues applicable thereto shall be deemed part of the Consolidated Fund for defraying the 
Charge of the addition to the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain in the present Session; LXIX. 392. 


4970. . 4 July 1814.—For applying for the Service of Ireland the Sum of £.67,805. arisen from the sale of old Naval and Victualling Stores ; 
LXIX. 421. 


4971. 8 July 1814.—For issuing and applying the Sum of £. 20,500,000. arisen or to arise from the War-Duties ; Lx1x. 445. 
Taxes: 
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Taxes : 
Duties and Drawbacks of Customs—Salt, Coffee, Wines, &amp;c.—and on Auctions in Ireland’: 
s 4972. 13 June 1814.—For further continuing the Duties of Customs upon Goods, Wares and Merehandize imported into and exported from 


Treland ; LXIx. 345. 

4973. For charging certain Duties of Customs on Goods, Wares and Merchandize imported into Ireland, and allowing Drawbacks upon 
exportation ; LXIX. 345. 

4974. For charging certain Duties and allowing Drawbacks on Salt, and allowing a Bounty upon Trish Beef, Pork, Tongues and Bacon, 
exported from Ireland (except to Great Britain); Lx1x. 348. 

4975. For allowing a Drawback on Coffee exported from Ireland ; ux1x. 348. 

4976. For allowing Drawbacks and charging certain Duties upon Wines in Ireland; Lx1x. 348. 

4977. That all Goods the produce of the Levant Seas, imported into Ireland pursuant to Act 43 Geo. III. shail be subject-to the Duties payable 

to the Levant Company, in like manner asif imported directly from Turkey; Lx1x. 348. 
4978. That the Duties on Auctions in Ireland do cease and determine, and for granting other Duties in lieu thereof; Lx1x. 348. 


Duties and Drawbacks of Customs : 
4979. 20 June 1814.—For granting,certain Duties of Customs on the importation of certain Goods, Wares and Merchandize, and allowing 
Drawbacks on exportation ; Lx1x. 366, 


Duties upon Glass in Ireland : 
4980. 23 June 1814.—For granting certain Duties upon ‘Glass in Ireland, and allowing Drawbacks upon exportation ; Lx1x. 375. 


Duties on Postage, Stamps, and Customs, in Ireland : 
4981. 4 July 1814.—That the Duties on Postage in Ireland do cease and determine, and for granting other Duties in lieu thereof; Lx1x. 421. 
4982. That the amount of certain Stamp Duties shall be expressed in Irish Currency, and for charging certain Stamp Duties; Lx1x. 422. 
Agreed to, 439. 


4983. For chargiug and allowing Duties and Drawbacks upon the importation into, and exportation from Ireland of certain Goods, Wares 
and Merchandize; LXIx. 422. 





In Session 1814-15. [55° Geo. IIL] 
Grants, &amp;c. : 


4984. 17 November 1814.—For further continuing the Duties on Malt. ——— For raising Four Shillings in the Pound upon Pensions, 
Offices and personal Estates—--—F or continuing the Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco and Snuff; txx. 18. 


4985. For raising £. 12,500,000. by Exchequer Bills; Lxx. 18. 

4986. For issuing and applying £.15,000,000. part of Monies in the Exchequer, and remaining to be received on 8 November 1814 to 
complete, £. 20,500,000. granted out of War Taxes for 1814, and to complete £, 24,000,000. granted to be raised by Annuities ; 
Lxx. 18. 


4987. 11 April 1815.—For raising £.2,323,750. Irish Currency, by Treasury Bills, for the service of Ireland for 1815; Lxx. 205. 
4988. 20 April 1815.—For funding certain Exchequer Bills, and limiting the amount to £. 18,000,000. ; Lxx. 228, 


4989. 11 May 1815.—For completing the funding of Exchequer Bills; Re-committed, Lxx.292. See infra, 4991. 
4990. For raising a Sum by Lotteries; Lxx. 292. 


4991. 18 May 1815.—For funding certain Exchequer Bills, to complete the amount of £. 18,000,000. ; Lx x. 304. 


4992. 15 June 1815.—(Loan.) For raising £.36,000,000. by way of Annuities, whereof the Charges of £.2'7,000,000. are to be defrayed on the 
part of Great Britain, and £.9,000,000. on the part of Ireland; txx. 396. 


4993. ‘For issuing and applying the Sum of £.3,000,000. out of the Monies that‘shall azise, ofthe Surplus of the Consolidated Fund; 
Lxx. 396. 


4994. For applying the Sum of £.669,684. 14. 0. arisen from the sale of old Naval and Victualling Stores; 1x x. 396. 

4995. 19 June 1815.—For issuing and applying £. 668,807. Irish Currency, of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland; txx. 404. 

4996. That there be applied for the service of Ireland £.89,291. 6. 0. arisen from the sale of old Naval and Victualling Stores; Lxx. 404. 

4997. 22 June 1815.—For issuing and applying out of the Aids or Supplies for 1814 the Sum of £.2,812,400. being the amount of Exchequer 
Bills subscribed to be funded, pursuant to Resolutions of 2o April and 18 May 1815; Lxx. 418. 

4998. For raising £.1,500,000. by Exchequer Bills; ux x. 419. 


4999. For raising £.4,500,000. by Exchequer Bills; Lxx. 419. 


5000. 26 June 1815.—(National Debt.) That the Sum of £. 51,271,467. Three per centum Reduced Annuities, standing in the names of the 
Commissioners for the Reduction of. the National Debt, shall, from and after 10 October 1815, and £.7,796,400. Four per centum 
Bank Annuities, standing in the names of the said Commissioners, from and after 10 October ‘1815, be cancelled, and the interest 
thereon cease, and the Duties and Revenues applicable thereto be deemed part of the Consolidated Fund for the purpose of defraying 
the Charge of Additions to the Public Debt; Lxx. 428. 


6001. —_— For issuing and applying: £.22,000,000. arisen or to arise from ‘the War'Taxes; Lxx. 428. 


Taxes : 


Duties of Assessed. Taxves—Customs—Tobacco— Customs and Excise on Sugar, Coffee, &amp;c.—Postage on 
Newspapers-—War Duties of Excise -Wines—Excise Licences : 
5002. 21 February 1815.—That the several Duties of Assessed Taxes do cease and determine. For charging certain Duties on Windows 


and Lights not neretofore chargeable, on Inhabited Houses, Servants, Carriages, Taxed Carts, &amp;c.Coachmakers, &amp;c. Horses, Dogs, 
and Game Certificates; LXx./97—101. 


5003. For continuing certain War Duties. of Customs, except the Duties on the importation of Tobacco, and on Cotton Wool in British- 
built Ships; Lxx. 102. 


5004, That the Duties and Drawbacks on the importation of Tobacco into, and exportation from Great Britain do cease and determine, and 
for granting other Duties‘ uxx, 102. 


5005. For continuing certain Duties of Customs on Sugar, and, granting other Duties of Customs and Excise on Sugar, Coffee, &amp;c. ; 
LXX, 102, 





5006. For charging certain Duties of Postage on Newspapers ; LXX. 102. 

5007. For further continuing certain War Duties of Excise ; Lxx. 102. 

5008. For charging certain Duties on Wine; 1xx. 102. 

5009. For charging certain Duties on Tobacco imported ; Lx x. 102. 3 

5010. For charging certain additional Duties on Excise Licences, viz. on Auctioneers, Brewers, Wax Chandlers, Dealers in Coffee, Tea, &amp;c. 


Glass-mak kers, Tanners, &amp;c. Makers of Vellum and Parchment, Maltsters, éc. Paper-makers, , Sellers .of. Gold or. Silver Plate, 
Calico Printers, Soap-makers, Distillers, &amp;c. Dealers in Spirituous Liquors, Starch-makers, Makers of Sweets or-Wines, Retailers 
of ditto, Manufacturers of Tobacco. and Snafi,.Dealers.in-Tebacco and Saufi,, Makers of Vinegar, Retailers of Foreign Wine, 


Wire Drawers ; Lxx. 102-5. 


Duties 


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II. Committee of Ways and Means—consinued. | 
(4.)-——Resolutions of Committee of Ways and Means,—Se.1814-28. (55° Ge0.1k]—continued. 


Taxes—continued. 
Duties on Made Wines and Snuff : 


6011. 23 February 1815.—For charging a Duty upon every Barrel of Liquor:made in Great Britain from Fruit or Sugar, commonly called 
: Sweets or Made Wines ; Lxx. 109. 


5012. For charging a Duty upon every pound weight of Snuff imported into.Great Britain; Lxx. 109. 


Duties on Licences for selling Beer, and on Painters of Silks: 


5013. 2 March 1815—For charging certain Duties on Licences to be taken out by Sellers of Beer or Ale, or on Cyder or Perry to be drank in 
, their own houses; LXxX. 132. 


5014, ‘For charging a Duty upon every Licence to be taken out by every Printer, Painter, or Stainer of Silks; Lx x. 132. 


Duties of Customs on Tobacco and Snuff in Ireland : 


5015. 23 March 1815.—That the Duties of Customs on Tobacco imported and exported into and from Ireland, do cease and determine, and 
for charging certain other Duties on Tobacco and Snuff; Lx x. 185. 


5016. 6 April 1815.—For charging a Countervailing Duty on British manufactured Rappee Snuff imported from Great Britain into Ireland ; 
Lxx. 196 


Duties on Property: 


5017. 20 April 1815.—That the Duties on the Profits of all Property, Professions, Trades and Offices granted by certaim Acts made in the 434, 


45th and 46th years of the reign of His present Majesty, and consolidated by the last-mentioned Act, and which ceased after the 
th day of April 1815, be revived, and granted to His Majesty for one year, from the said 5th day of April 1815; Lxx. 228. 


Duties on, Windows, Male Servants, Carriages, Horses, and Dogs, and on Malt, Beer, and Ale, in Yreland : 

1 May 1815.—That the Duties on Windows, Male Servants, Carriages, Horses, and Dogs, payable in Ireland, shall cease and determine 
on 5 January 1815, and for granting other Duties in lieu thereof; Lx x. 261. 

For charging certain Duties on Malt, which shall have been or shall be in the possession of any person in Ireland on or after 1 May 

1815. On Malt ground or unground, which shall be made of Barley or any other Corn or Grain in Ireland, in lieu of inland 


Excise Duties. On Malt made in Great Britain, and imported into Ireland, in lieu of Countervailing Duties, and for allowing 
a Drawback upon the Exportation to Great Britain of Malt made in Ireland; uxx. 262. 


5018. 


5019. 








5020. For —- a Duty upon Beer or Ale made in Great Britain, and imported into Ireland, in lieu of all Countervailing Duties ; 
LXx. 262. 


Duties on Stamps : 


2 May 1815.—That the several Stamp Duties on Deeds, Law Proceedings, and other written or printed Instruments, and Duties on 
Legacies ; also ‘the Stamp ‘Duties on Advertisements, Almanacks, Pamphlets, Fire Insurance, Gold and Silver Plate, Stage 
Coaches, Licences for keeping Stage Coaches, and for exercising the Trade of a Pawnbroker; and also the Stamp Duties upon 
certain Policies of Insurance of Property in the West Indies and elsewhere from Fire, do cease and determine, and that other 
Duties be raised in lieu thereof; txx. 268. (App. 760-781.) Re-committed, 313. See infra, 5025. 


Duties on Servants, Carriages, and Horses, in Ireland : 
8 May 1815.—For charging yearly in Ireland, from 5 January 1815, certain Duties on Servants, Carriages, and Horses; Lxx. 282. 


Duties of Customs on Silks, and Duties on Stamps in Ireland : 
5023. 18 May 1815.—For charging certain increased Duties of Customs on certain Goods in Ireland Countervailing Duties upon Silk 
imported into Ireland, and Bounties on the Exportation of Silk Manufactures of Ireland to foreign Countries; Lxx. 305. 


That the Duties under the care of the Commissioners of Stamp Duties in Ireland (except the Duties on Lottery Licences) shall 
cease and determine, and that certain Duties on Deeds or other Instruments, Law Proceedings, Probates of Wills, Newspapers, 
and Allowances on the purchase of Stamps, be granted in lieu thereof; Lxx. 305. (App. 782.) 


Duties on Stamps : 


5025. 1 June 1815.—That,the, several Stamp Duties.on Deeds, Law Proceedings, and other written or printed Instruments, and Duties on 
Legacies; also the Stamp Duties on Advertisements, Almanacks, Pamphlets, Fire Insurance, Gold and Silver Plate, Stage 
Coaches, Licences for keeping Stage Coaches, and for exercising the Trade of a Pawbroker; aud also the Stamp Duties upen 


certain Policies of Insurance of Property in the West. Indies and elsewhere from Fire, do cease and determine, and that other 
Duties be raised in lieu thereof; Lxx.349. (App. 794&gt;814.) 


5021. 





5024. 


5026. 8 June 1815.-—For granting certain Duties on Stamps on Law Proceedings and Advertisements; Lxx. 370, 371. 
5027. 13 June 1815.—For charging certain Duties of Stamps on Bills of Exchange, &amp;c.; Lxx. 386. 


Duties on Spirits in Ireland : 
5028. 19 June 1815.—For charging Excise Duties upon Spirits in Ireland, and Countervailing Duties thereon ; Lx x. 404. 
5029. 22 June 1815.—For charging certain Duties on Spirits made in Great Britain, imported into Ireland, &amp;c.; Luxx. 418. 





In Session 1816. [56° Geo. IIL.] 


Grants, &amp;c. : 


15 February 1816.—-For further continuing the Duties on Malt.—&lt;—For raising Four Shillings in the Pound upon Pensions, Offices and 
2 Personal Estates. For continuing the Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco and Snuff; tx x1. 46. 


5031. For raising £.11,000,000. by Exchequer Bills for the Service of Great Britain; Lxx1. 46. 


5030. 





5032. For issuing and applying the Sum of £. 18,694,000. part of the amount of Monies in the Exchequer and remaining to be received on 
5 February 1816, to complete the Aids granted in the last Session for 1815; Lx x1. 46. 
5033. 19 February 1816.—That £: 6,000,000. agreed to be advanced by the Bank of England be applied towards making good the Supply 
granted to His Majesty, and for issuing Exchequer Bills to the Bank for securing the same; Lxx1. 58. 
5034. 3 May 1816.—For raising £. 1,700,000. by Treasury Bills, for the Service of Ireland for 1816; Lxx1. 331. (App. 849.) 
~$036. 


For-raising £. 2,470,000. Irish Currency, by ‘Treasury Bills, for the Service of Ireland; tx x1.331. (App. 849-) 
5036. 27 May 1816.—For raising a Sum by Lotteries; rxx1. 404. 


5037. 28 May 1816.—That the Proposal by the Bank of England, presented 24 May, be accepted; LXXI. 409. | E 

5038. That-there be issued and applied the Sum of £. 3,000,000. to be advanced by the Bank of England in pursuance of the said Proposal; 
LX XI. 409. 

5039. For issuing and applying the Sum of £. 5,663,755- being the Surplus of «Grants for.1815; Lx x1. 409. 


5040. For applying the Sum of £. 599,916. 3. 6. arisen from the sale of old Naval and Victualling Stores; LXX1. 409. 


For applying a,part of the Balance, remaining in the hands of the Bank of England for the Payment of Dividends on the Public Debt; 
LxxI. 409. j 

5042. For 

GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








992 | SUPPLY —continued. 








I. Committee of Ways and Means—continued. 


(4.)—Resolutions of Committee of Ways and Means,—ses. 1816. (56° Geo. 111.|—continued. 


Grants, &amp;c.—continued. 
5042. 28 May 1816-continued.—For issuing and applying £.43,247. 3. 114. issued to sundry Persons at the Receipt of the Exchequer 
prior to § January 1810, and which have not been paid; Lx x1. 409. ‘ 


5043. Ditto - -- £.13,205. 5. 3%. remaining in the Receipt of the Exchequer on 5 January 1816, for Payment of certain Annuities for 
Terms of Years which expired 1792, 1805, 1806 and 1807 ; Lx x1. 409. 


5044. Ditto - -  £.6,326. 0. g }. ditto on 5 July 1815, and charged upon the Consolidated Fund for Services which cannot now be claimed ; 
LXXI. 410. 


5045. Ditto - - - £.72,973. 15. 3. ditto on § January 1816, on Funds for Payment of Annuities on Lives granted 1745, 1746, 1757, 1778 
and 1779, on which the Lives have expired since § January 1802; LxxI. 410. 


5046. Ditto - - - £.6,545- 5. 4. being the amount of Money paid by the Receiver General of the Land Tax to the Bank on account of the 
Paymaster General of the Forces, in pursuance of Act 37 Geo. III.; uxx1. 410. 


5047. For raising £. 13,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for the Service of Great Britain; Lx x1. 410. 
5048. For raising £. 1,200,000. Irish Currency, by Treasury Bills, for the Service of Ireland; Lxx1. 410. 
5049. For applying for the Service of Ireland £.79,988. 16. 6. arisen from the sale of old Naval and Victualling Stores; Lxxr. 410. 


5050. 11 June1816.—For advancing part of the Balances remaining in the hands of the Bank for the Payment of Dividends on the Public 
Debt, Lottery Prizes, and Principals of Stocks and Annuities for the Public Service; Lxx1. 448. 


5051. 13 June 1816.—For issuing and applying £. 3,000,000. out of the Monies that shall arise of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund ; 
LXXI. 457. 

5052. (National Debt, Ireland.) That certain Stock standing in the names of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt in 
Ireland shall be cancelled, and the Interest thereon cease, and the Duties and Revenues which would have been applicable thereto 
shall be deemed part of the Consolidated Fund for defraying the Charge of any addition to the Public Debt of Ireland during the 
present Session; LXXI. 457. 


5053. 18 June 1816.—For issuing and applying the Sum of £. 3,500,000. arisen by virtue of Act of this Session for continuing certain Duties 
of Excise; Lx x1. 480. 


Taxes: 


Duties of Customs and Excise : 
5054. 26 March 1816.—For making perpetual certain Duties of Customs; Lxx1. 245. 


5055. For continuing the Duties of Excise (except the Duties upon Malt made in England and Scotland, or brought from Scotland into 
England by Act 43 Geo. III.); uxx1. 245. 


Duties on Stamps in Ireland : 
5056. 3 May 1816.—That the Duties on Stamps in Ireland shall cease and determine, and for granting other Duties in lieu thereof; 1x x1. 331. 
(App. 849.) iba 


Duties on Butter, Cheese and Excise : 


5057. 18 June 1816.—For charging certain Duties on Butter and Cheese imported, to repeal the Duties, Allowances and Drawbacks of Excise 
on Soap, on Rape Seed, &amp;c. and for granting other Duties; Lx x1. 480. 


a — 


Grants, &amp;c. : In Session 1817. [57° Geo. III.] 


5058. 10 February 1817.—For further continuing the Duties on Malt. —~—— For raising Four Shillings in the Pound upon Pensions, Offices 
and Personal Estates. —~——— For continuing the Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco and Snuff; Lx x11. 41. 


5059. For raising £. 24,000,000. by Exchequer Bills for 1817; Lxx1. 41. 
5060. 13 March 1817.—For raising £.11,000,000 by Exchequer Bills, for 1817; Lxx11. 159. 
5061. 28 April 1817.—For raising a Sum by Lotteries; Lxx11. 216. 


6062. 24 June 1817.—For issuing and applying £. 15,749. 15. 2. of the Surplus of Grants for 1815; Lxx1I. 400. 
5063. Ditto - - - of £.1,849,810. 1. 63. ditto, for 1816; Lx x11. 400. 


5064. Ditto - - - of £.1,300,000. out of the Duties of Excise; Lx x11. 400. 

5065. Ditto - - - of £.1,225,978. 2. 3. out of the Consolidated Fund; Lx x11. 400. 

5066. Ditto - - - of £.400,000. to arise from the sale of old Naval and Victualling Stores; Lx x11. 400. 
§067. Ditto - - - of £.1,500,000. arising from Arrears of Property Tax; LX XII. 400. 

5068. That £.9,000,000. be raised by Exchequer Bills, for 1817; LX x11. 400. 

5069. That £. 3,600,000. British Currency, be raised by Treasury Bills, for 1817 ; Lx x11. 400. 








Grants, &amp;e.: In Session 1818. [58° Geo. IIT.] 


5070. 9 February 1818.—For further continuing the Duties on Malt. ——— For raising Four Shillings in the Pound upon Pensions, Offices 
and Personal Estates. For continuing the Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco and Snuff; 1x x111. 38. 


5071. For raising £.30,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1818 ; Lx x11. 38. 








5072. 5 March 1818.—For issuing and applying £.21,448. 12. 6. paid into the Exchequer pursuant to Act 51 Geo. III. and what remains for 
the disposition of Parliament; Lxx111. 137. , 


5073. 21 April 1818.—(Loan.) For raising a Sum by the creation of Three Pounds Ten Shillings per centum Stock, with the terms of raising the 
same; LX XIII, 273. 

5074. For issuing and applying £.3,500,000. out of the additional Duties of Excise; Lx x111. 274. 

5075. Ditto - - - £.250,000. arising from the Arrears of the Property Tax; Lxx111. 274. 


5076. 19 May 1818.—For raising a Sum by Lotteries; Lx x111. 358. 
5077. 23 May 1818.—For applying the Sum of £.250,000. arisen from the sale of old Naval and Victualling Stores; Lxx111.381. 


5078. For raising £. 800,000. British Currency, by Treasury Bills, for the service of Ireland for 1818; Lx x111. 381. 
5079. For raising £.11,600,000. by Exchequer Bills, for the service of Great Britain, for 1818; Lxx111. 381. 








Grants, &amp;c. : In Session 1819. [59° Geo. ITT.] 


5080. 8 February 1819.—For continuing the Duties on Malt. ——— For raising Four Shillings in the Pound upon Pensions, Offices and 
Personal Estates.—_——F or continuing the Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco and Snuff; Lxx1v. 113. 


5081. 9 February 1819— For raising £.20,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1819; ux xiv. 117. 
5082. 27 May 1819.—That such part of the Balance remaining in the Receipt of the Exchequer, or which may be advanced and paid into the 


same by the Bank of England, on or before 5 April 1820, pursuant to Act 56 Geo. ITI. be advanced from time to time for the 
service of the Public, &amp;c.; uxxtv, 488. 


5083. For 

















II. Committee of Ways and Means—continued. 


SUPPLY—continued. 


(4.)}—Resolutions of Committee of Ways and Means—sess. 1819. [59° Geo. i11:}—continked. 


Sf £ 8F SHEE Ei 


SREEE 





Grants, &amp;c.: 


Grants, &amp;c.—continued. 
For issuing and applying £.3,500,000. out of the Duties granted by Act 56 Geo. III. to continue certain additional Duties of Excise 
in Great Britain; txx1v. 488. , 
10 June 1819.—(Loan.) For raising £. 12,000,000. by way of Annuities, with the terms of raising the same; LxXx1v,519. 
For applying the Sum of £. 334,487. arisen from the sale of old Naval and Victualling Stores; Lxx1v. 520. 
For raising a Sum by Lotteries ; UX x1Vv. 520. 
That the Monies that shall arise out of any new or increased Duties of Customs to be granted ir th Session, shall be deemed an 
addition to the Revenue for defraying the Interest of any Loan; LxxIv. 520. 
24 June 1819.—(Loan.) For raising £.12,000,000. by way of Annuities; LxxIVv. 571. 
For authorizing the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt to direct their Officers to pay, into the Receipt of the 
Exchequer, certain Sums on account of the said £.12,000,000 ; LX XIV. 571. 
29 June 1819.—For issuing and applying £. 244,892. 18. gj. remaining in the Receipt of the Exchequer of Surplus of Grants for 1818 ; 
LX XIV. 591. 
For raising £.16,560,000. by Exchequer Bills, for the service of Great Britain, for 1819; LxXIV. 591. 
For raising £, 2,000,000. by Treasury Bills, for the service of Ireland, for 1819; LxxIv. 591. 
Taxes : 
Duties of Excise on Malt, Tobacco and Snuff, Tea, Coffee and Cocoa Nuts, Pepper, Beer and Spirits, &amp;c. 
10 June 1819.—That the Excise Duties upon Malt, Tobaccu and Snuff, continued for the service of 1819, shall cease and determine, 
and for granting other Duties in lieu thereof; Lx xiv. 520. 
That the several Duties upon Tea, Tobacco and Snuff, Coffee and Cocoa Nuts and Pepper, and Malt and Beer, and on Spirits, do cease 
and determine, and for granting other Excise Duties and Countervailing Duties in lieu thereof; Lx xiv. 520. 
That the several Drawbacks payable in Great Britain on Tea, Tobacco and Snuff, Chocolate, Malt and Beer, shall cease and determine, 
and for allowing certain Excise Drawbacks in lieu thereof; LxxIv. 522. 
For raising and collecting in Ireland, Duties on Malt, Beer or Ale, Spirits and Tobacco, and Countervailing Duties on Tobacco and 
Snuff, and for allowing certain Drawbacks; Lx xiv. 522. 


For raising Duties of Customs on Tea, Pepper, Coffee, Cocoa Nuts, Rice, Snuff, Wool and Cotton Wool imported into Ireland, and 
for allowing certain Drawbacks on the exportation thereof; Lxx1v. 523. 





In Session 1819-20. [60° Geo. III. and 1° Geo. IV.] 


5098. 6 December 1819.—For further continuing the Duties on Malt, Tobacco and Snuff ; LXXV,27,—————- Ditto - - - on Pensions, Offices 
and Personal Estates; Lxxv.28,.—&lt;——— Ditto - - - on Sugar; txxv. 28. 

5099. 22 February 1820.—That the Sum of £.'7,000,000. remaining to be received on 17 February 1820 to complete the Aids of 1819, be 
applied for 1820; Lxxv. 99. 

. 6 ie) 
In ion . [1° Geo. IV. 
Cantiicite. Session 1820. [ ] 
5100. 30 May 1820.—That such part of the Balances remaining in the receipt of the Exchequer, or which may be advanced and paid into the 
same by the Governor and Company of the Bank of England on or before the 5th April 1821, per Act 56 Geo. III. be advanced 
from time to time for the Public Service; Lxxv. 254. 

$101. That the Sum of £.7,000,000. remaining to be received on 17 February 1820 to complete the aids for 1819, be applied to the 
service of 1820; Lxxv. 254. 

5102. 1 June 1820.—For funding £.'7,000,000. of Exchequer Bills, with the terms of funding the same ; Lx xv. 266, 

5103. 12 June 1820.—(Loan.) For raising £. 5,000,000. by Annuities, with the terms of raising the same; Lxxv. 303. 

5104. 20 June 1820.—(Loan.) For raising £.12,000,000. by Annuities, with the termsof raising the same; Lx xv. 333- 

5105. For issuing and applying £. 2,500,000. out of the Duties of Excise ; Lx xv. 333. 

5106. For raising a Sum by way of Lotteries; Lxxv. 333. 

5107. For issuing and applying any Sum which may have been ur may be paid into the Exchequer before 5 April 1821, in respect of 
Exchequer Bills issued per Acts 57 Geo. III. to authorize the issue of Exchequer Bills for public works; Lxxv. 333. 

5108. For applying £. 263,820. arisen from the sale of old Naval and Victualling Stores; LXxv. 333. 

5109. That the Sums of £. 24,757,306. Three per centum Consolidated Annuities, and £.23,173,705. Three per centum Reduced Annuities, 
standing in the names of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, shall be cancelled, and the Interest thereon 
be deemed part of the Consolidated Fund for defraying the charge of additions made to the Public Funded Debt during the 
present Session; LX xv. 333. 

5110. For raising £. 29,000,000. by Exchequer Bills for the Service of Great Britain for 1820; Lxxv. 333. 

5111. 27 June 1820.—For raising £. 1,500,000. British Currency by Treasury Bills for the Service of Ireland, for 1820; txxv. 361. 





(5.)\—Proceedings of the House upon the Resolutions of the Committee of Ways 


5112. 


and Means : 


Resolutions reported and read, read a Second time and agreed to; LVIII. 171.—~ LX. 84. —LXI. 467. 
And Bills ordered; LVI. 411.—LVII. 22.—LVIII. 57.— LIX. 28. — LX. 20.— LXI. 20, &amp;c. And 
instructions to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in, or to Committees on Bills of Supply to 
make provision accordingly ; LVI. 78.—LVIII. 658.-—LX. 289.—LXI. 223. Bills ordered upon some 
instructions upon others ; LVII. 56.—LVIII. 577» — LIX. 403. — LX. 415. —«— Reported and read, 
read a Second time, and amended, and agreed to, and Bills ordered ; LVI. 33. ——— Reported and read, 
some read a Second time and agreed to, and some read a second time and amended and agreed to, and 
Bills ordered; LVI. 264.—LIX. 251.—LX. 70.—LXVI. 324.—LXVII. 448. And Bills ordered 
upon some and Instructions upon others ; LVI. 340, 568. —«— Reported and read, some read a Second 
time and to, some read a Second time and amended and agreed to, some read a Second 
time and Xa ‘to, rest read a Second time and agreed to, and Bills ordered ; LIX. 360. 
-~=— Reported ‘and read, some read a Second time and agreed to, and some read a Second time and 
re-committed ; LXIH. 52. —&lt;=— Reported and read, read a Second time, some agreed to, some re- 
committed; the rest agreed to, and Bills ordered ; LVI. '71.—LVIII. 533- —=&gt;— Reported and read, some 
read a Second time and agreed to, some read a Second time and postponed, and Bills ordered aw. » 

Resolution 


GEN, INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) uT 










































































If. 


5122. 
5123, 


5124, 


5126. 
5127. 
5128. 
5129. 
5130. 


5132. 








5113, 


5114. 


5115. 


5116. 


5117. 


5118. 


5119. 
5120. 
5121. 


5125. . 


6131. . 


SUPPLY —continued. 


II. Committee of Ways and Means—*continued..2.:99' bas evs Vl to settiesmoD 1 
(5).—Proceedings of the. House upon the Resoluttons—continued...\—&lt; 


Resolutions agreed to; LXVII. 444.—LXVIII. 559.—LXIX. 422.—LXX, 105. Reported and 
read, some read a Second time and agreed to, some read.a. Second time and. postponed, Bills 
ordered upon the Resolutions agreed to, postponed Resolutions re-committed; LX) 417.—LXVIII. 
_ 370.—LXX. 292. —&lt;a»— Reported and read, some read a Second time and agreed to and: Bills ordered: 
and some ordered to be taken into further consideration on a future day; LXx: 305. —~&lt;\— Reported 
and read, some read a Second time and agreed to, and some read a Second time and ‘ordered to be taken 
into further consideration on‘a future day, and Bills ordered upon the Resolutions agreed to; LXI. 183: 
—~»— Reported and read, some read a Second time and agreed to, Amendments proposed but not made 
to others, Resolutions agreed to, and Bills ordered ; LX XIV. 523.——— Reported and read, some read ‘a 
' Second time and agreed to, some read a Second time and disagreed to, and Bills ordered upon the Reso- 
lutions agreed to; LXIII. 89. —««®— Reported and read, read a Second time, Amendments proposed 
but not made thereto, Resolutions agreed to and Instructions given; LXX. 371. —&lt;«~ Reported 
and read, read a Second time and re-committed ; LXVII. 487. 


Reported, read, and agreed to; LXIV. 108.—LXV. 134.—LXVI. 249.—LXVIIL. 177.—LXIX. 184.&lt;+ 
LXXIIIl. 137-—LXXIV. 488.—LXxv. 99. And Bills ordered; LXII. 37.—LXIII. 44. —LXIV. 
120,—LXV. 86.—LXVI. 113.—LXVII. 48.—LXVIII. 40.—LXIX. 22,—LXX. 18.—-LXxXI. 46. 
— LXXIl.. 41.— LXXIIl. 38.— LXXIV. 113.— LXXvV. 28. And Bills ordered upon some, and 
Instructions to Gentlemen already appointed to prepare and bring in or to Committees on Bills of Supply. 
to make provision accordingly, upon others; LXII. 727.—LXIII. 399. — LXVI. 349.—~ LXVII. 472. 
— LXIX. 366.— LXX. 404.— LXXI. 480. — LXXIII. 381.—LXXIV. 591. And Instructions to 
Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in, or to Committees on Bills of Supply to make provision 
accordingly; LXVII. 386.—LXX. 109. —LXXI. 448. —&lt;«=— Reported and read, and Resolutions 
ordered to be taken into further consideration on a future day; LXX. 268. —«»— Reported and read,, 
and Report ordered to be taken into further consideration on a future day; LX. 140.—LXII. 128,— 
LXIV. 362.—LXVH. 183. . ' 


Resolutions postponed and ordered to be taken into further consideration on a future day; LXVII. 444.— 
LXVIIL. 559.—LXIX. .422.—-LXX. 105. —~=— Postponed and afterwards re-committed ; LXHI.-4¥7. - 
—LX VIII. 370.—LXX. 292. —~«=— Resolutions which had been postponed, taken into further con- 
sideration and agreed to, and Bills ordered ; LX VII. 461,—LXVIII. 564. Taken into further consideration 
and amended and agreed to, and Bills ordered ; LXIX. 439.—LXX. 161. 


Reports ordered to be taken into further consideration on a future days LX. 140.—LXII. 128.—LXIV. 362. 
LXVII. 183. —«=— Reports taken into further consideration, olutions read a Second time, agreed. 
to and Bills ordered ; LX. 142.—LXII. 244.—LXIV. 369.—LXVII. 189. a 


Resolutions ordered to be taken into further consideration on a future day; LXI. 183,—LXx, 268, 305.. 
Resolutions taken into further consideration, read, agreed to and Bills ordered; LXI. 188.—LxxX. 328. 
—&lt;—«-— Resolutions which had been ordered to be taken into further consideration, re-committed ; 
LXX. 313. . 

Resolutions re-committed ; LVI, 71,—LVIII. 533.—LXIIL 52, 417.—LXVH. 487.—LXVIII. 370.—LXxxX.- 
292, 313. ! | 

Resolutions amended ; LVI, 264, 340, 568.—LVII. 33.—LIX, 250, 359.-—LX, 70, 167.—-LXVI. 924, 356,. 
—LXVIII. 448.—LXIX, 439. —&lt;»— Amendments proposed but not made to Resolutions; LXX. 371. 
—LXXIV. 523. : 

Resolutions disagreed to ; LIX. 360.—LXIII. 89. 


Resolutions ordered to be printed ; LIX, 383.—LXII. 303.—LXIII. 262. 


Resolutions before agreed to read,—And Bills ordered; LX. 117.—LXXIII. 317.—LXXIV. 573. And 
Instructions to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in, or to Committees on Bills to make 
provision accordingly ; LVIII. 633.—LIX. 404.—LX. 89.—LXIV. 386.—LXV. 447, 473.—LXVII. 
520.—LXVIII. 615.—LXIX. 445.—LXX. 434.—LXXI. 479.—LXXILI. 362.—LXXIV. 576. Orders. 
for bringing in Bills thereon discharged and Instructions given ; LVI. 568.—«~Read and. part thereof 
referred to the Committee of Ways and Means; LXVIII. 380. —«-— Read previous to the House 
resolving itself into a Committee on a Bill; LXI. 339. 


Bills of Supply, and Proceedings thereon : 
(1.)—Bills of Supply,—relative to— 
Advertisements :—=See infra, 5430. 5432. 

Ale :—~See infra, 5217: 5416. 


Annuities : 
For raising the sum of £. 28,000,000. by Annuities; Ordered, tv1.71. Presented, 75. Instruction for granting an additional Annuity 


to. the Subscribers, 78. RB. a. 157. 


For granting Annuities to satisfy certain Exchequer Bills ; Ordered, .xvrr. 33- Presented, 37. Instruction respecting interest on 


Exchequer Bills to be funded, 56. R. a. 73. 


For raising the sum of £.25,000,000. by Annuities; Ordered, Lv11.307. Presented, 311. R. a. 353. 

For raising, a certain sum by. Annuities for the service of Ireland; Ordered, tv11. 449. Presented, 474, R. A. 540. 

For raising the sum of £. 12,000,000. by Annuities ; Ordered, vir. 508. Presented, 514. R. a. 542. 

For raising the sum of £.14,500,000. by Annuities ; Ordered, trx. 251. Presented, 259. RB. A. 279. 

For raising a certain sum by Annuities for the service of Ireland; Ordered, 11x. 244. Presented, 259. 2B. A. 279- 

For raising the sum of £.@2,500,000. by Annuities ; Ordered, tx. 71. Presented, 76. R.A. 132. | 

For raising the sum of £. 1,500,000. by Annuities for the service of Ireland; Ordered, 1x. 229. Presented, 226... a. 280. 
For raising the sum of £.20,000,000. by Annuities ; Ordered, rx1.183. Presented, 187, mR. a¥'229- 63-98 

For raising a.sum by Annuities for the service of Ireland; Ordered, Lx1. 286. Presented, 991.. &amp;. A. 333. 11309 

For raising. the sum of £ 14,200,900, by Annuities; Ordered, 1x11. 210. Presented, 215. . A. 246. 


$134. as 





Il. 


“$184; 


5135. 
5136. 
$137. 


5138. 


5139. 
5140. 


6141. 
$142. 
5143. 
5144. 
5145. 


5146. 
6147. 
5148. 
5149. 
5150. 
5151. 
5152. 
$153. 
5154. 
5155. 


5156. 


§157. 
5158. 


§159. 
5160. 
$161. 
5162. 
5163. 
6164, 
5165. 
5166. 
5167. 
5168. 
5169. 
5170. 


6171. 
5172. 


5173. 


5174. 


5175. 


$176. 


5177. 


SUPPLY —cénitimied. 995 


Bills of Supply, and: Proceedings ‘thereoncontinued. | Wi 
(1.)—Bills of Supply—continued. | | J 


Annuities—continued 


‘For charging the sumh of £. 12,000,000. part of the loan of £. 12,200,000. raised for the service of Great Britain for the year 1807, vpon 
the duties of Customs and Excise granted to His Majesty during the continuance of the present war, and for certain periods after 
the ratification of definitive treaty of peace ; and for. providing a sinking fund for the redemption of the stocks or funds thereby 
created ; Ordered, tx1r. #10. Presented; printed; 239. ®. a. 364. i 

For raising the sum of £.1,500,000. by Annuities for the service of Ireland; Ordered, ux11. 303. Presented, 308. R. a. 364. 

For granting Annuities to satisfy certain Exchequer Bills ; Ordered, ux111. 162. Presented, 185. R. a. 268. 

For raising the sum of £. 10,500,000, by Annuities; Ordered, rx111. 398. Presented, 403. R. a. 449. 
For gg” sum of £.'750,000. Irish Currency, by Annuities, for the service of Ireland; Ordered, ux111. 417. Presented, 422. 

R. A. 464, 
For granting Annuities to discharge certain Exchequer Bills; Ordered, ux1v. 121. Presented, 123. 4m. A- 171. 
For raising £. 14,600,000. by Annuities; Ordered, Lx1v.314. Presented, 327. Instruction to make provision for advancing £. 600,000. 
-» te the Prince Regent of Portugal, 336. nm. a. 381. 

For raising £.1,250,000. by Annuities for the service of Ireland; Ordered, yx1v. 347. Presented, 351. 2. a. 998. 

For granting Annuities to discharge certain Exchequer Bills; Ordered, rxv. 173. Presented, 184. R. A. 253. 
_For granting Annuities for discharging an additional number of Exchequer Bills; Ordered, uxv. 274. Presented, 344. R.A. 40. 
For raising £.12,000,000. by Annuities; Ordered, txv. 378. Presented, 384. R. a. 448. 


For appropriating part of the surplus of the stamp duties for defraying the charge of the loan; Ordered, Lxv. 378. Presented, 388. 
R. A, 482. 


For raising £, 1,400,000. by Annuities, for the service of Ireland; Ordered, xv. 414. Presented, 419. Rk. a. 482. 
For granting Annuities to discharge certain Exchequer Bills; Ordered, Lxv1.177. Presented, 179. R. A. 292. 

For raising £. 4,981,300. by Annuities; Ordered, txv1. 309. Presented, 313. ®. A. 356. 

For raising £, 12,000,000. by Annuities ; Ordered, Lxv1. 357. Presented, 360. Rk. a. 387. 

For raising £. 2,500,000. by Annuities, for the service of Ireland; Ordered, txvi. 271. Presented, 274. Rr. a.°326. 
For granting Annuities to discharge certain Exchequer Bills; Ordered, Lxvat.120, Presented,128. R. A. 172. 
For raising £.6,789,625. by Annuities; Ordered, Lxvit. 189. Presented, 195. BR. A. 229. 

For raising £. 22,500,000. by Annuities ; Ordered, Lxvit. 444. Presented, 457. Re-committed, 467. R. a. 497. 
For raising £. 1,500,000, by Annuities and Treasury Bills; Ordered, Lxvi11. 410. Presented, 411 R. a. 446. 


For granting Annuities to satisfy certain Exchequer Bills, and for raising a sum by debentures for the service of Great Britain 
for 1813; Ordered, Lxvi11. 370. Presented, 376. Instruction for allowing a discount on debentures, 386. Re-committed, 
410. RB. A. 438. 


For raising a further sum by debentures for the service of Great Britain, and for granting Annuities to satisfy certain Exchequer 
» Bills, &amp;c.; Ordered, uxvi11. 449. Presented, 472. Instruction to amend Act of the present session, 479. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with Amendment in the title; Lords Amendment considered and agreed to; 501. RB. A. 506, 


For raising the sum of £. 27,000,000. by Annuities; Ordered, uxvi11. 558. Presented, 563. R. a. 688. 
For raising the sum of £.2,000,000. by Annuities and Treasury Bills, for the service of Ireland; Ordered, uxvi11. 493. Presented, 
§02. R. A. 542. 
For raising the sum of £. 22,000,000. by Annuities ; Ordered, txrx.32. Presented, 41. R.A. 84. 
. For raising the sum of £.24,000,000. by Annuities ; Ordered, .x1x. 352. Presented, 355. R- A. 393- 
To rectify @ mistake in the above Act; Ordered, Lx1x. 460. Presented, 466. R. a. 510. 
For raising £. 3,000,000. by Annuities, for the service of Ireland ; Ordered, 1x1x. 366, Presented, 373. Rr. a. 463. 
For graating Annuitiés to discharge certain Exchequer Bills; Ordered, xxx. 228. Presented,231. R. a. 296. 
For granting Annuities to discharge certain Exchequer Bills; Ordered, nxx.305. Presented, 319. RB. a. 363. 
For raising £. 36,000,000. by Annuities; Ordered, Lx x. 396. Presented, 400. R a. 437. 
‘To make provision to defray the annual charge of any loan of session 56 Geo. III.; Ordered, uxx1. 480. Presented, 494. &amp;. A. 520, 
For raising the sum of £. 3,000,000. by the transfer of certain Annuities; Ordered, Lxx111.274. Presented, 284. R. a. 326. 
For faising the sum of £. 12,000,000. by Annuities; Ordered, LxxIv. 523. Presented, 526. R. 4.552. 
For raising a loan of £. 12,000,000. from the Commissioners of the National Debt ; Ordered, Lxx1v. 572. Presented, 578. . a.620, 
For funding Exchequer Bills to a certain amount, and for raising a sum by Annuities; Ordered, txxv. 267. Presented, 277. 
R. A. 341. 
For raising the sum of £. 5,000,000. by Annuities ; Ordered, xxv. 303. Presented, 308. R. a. 341. 


For raising a Loan of £.12,000,000. from the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt; Ordered, txxv. 333. 
Presented, 340. R. A. 374 


See infra, 5212. 5345- 
Appraisements :—See infra, 5422. 


Appropriations : 

For granting certain sums out of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, and for applying certain monies therein mentioned 
for the service of the year 1801; Ordered, Lv1. 568. Instruction respecting excess of grants and lotteries in Ireland, 569. Bill 
presented, 577. Instruction to receive Clauses of Credit and Appropriation, and.a Clause for making forth duplicates of Treasury 
Bills or Debentures issued from His Majesty’s Treasury in Ireland, which have been stolen, lost, burnt, or destroyed, 596. R. a. 640. 


For granting certain sums out of the Consoldated Funds of Great Britain and Ireland, and for applying certain monies therein mentioned 
for the service of the year 1802; Ordered ; Instruction for applying a sum remaining of the subsidy to the Queen of Portugal ; 

».1 Lyat. 577. Another Instruction respecting the application of other monies, 609. Bill presented, 615. Instruction to receive. 
a Clause of Appropriation, 632. R. a. 662. 


For granting to His Majesty certain sums of money out of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain for the Service of the year 1803; 
Ordered, tv111. 84. Instructions to make provision pursuant to certain Resolutions of Committee of Ways and Means, relative to 
the application of certain monies remaining in the Exchequer of Great Britain and Ireland, 633, 658. Bill presented, 664. Insttuction 
to receive a Clause of Appropriation, 675. R. a. 693. 

For granting to His Majesty a certain sum of money out of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain, for the service of Great Britain for 

- ° the year buys: Ordered, tx. 251. Instruction respecting surplus of grants for 1803, 404. Bill presented, 409. Instractiow to- 
receive'a Clause of Appropriation, 419. BR. 4. 443. 

For granting a certain sum of motiey out of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain for 1805 ; Ordered, 1x. 404. Instruction for applying 
acertain sum to arise,from any of the Revenues arising per Acts 43, 44 and 45 Geo. IIL, 415. Bill presented, 443. Instruction to 
receive a Clause of Appropriation, 455. R. a. 498. 

5178. For 


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996 | ‘SUPPLY —continwed. 





III. Bills of Supply, and Proceedings thereon—continued.. - . 
(1.)—Bills of Supply—continued. 


Appropriations—continued. 


6178, For granting a certain sum of money out of the Consolidated Fund for 1806; Ordered, 1x1. 502. Presented, §21. Instruction to 
; receive a Clause of Appropriation, 549. RB. 4- 567. _ 


6179. For granting certain sums of money out of the Consolidated Fund for 1807 ; Ordered; Instruction to mak st sites dieanel . 


the application of certain other sums; Lx11. 807, Bill presented, 811. Instruction to receive a Clause of Appropriation, osm 
R. A. 847. 
6180. For granting certain sums out of the Consolidated Fund for 1808; Ordered; Instruction to make provision therein ing the 


application of certain other sums; Lx111.399. Presented, 457. Instruction to receive a Clause of Appropriation, 468. R. a. 478. 
5181. For granting certain sums out of the Consolidated Fund for 1809; Ordered, Lx1v. 314. Instruction to make provision respecting the 
application of certain other sums ; Bill presented ; 386. Instruction to receive a Clause of Appropriation, 395. R. a. 415. 


5182. For granting certain sums out of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain for 1810; Ordered, Lxv. 311. Instruction respecting the 
application of certain other sums; Bill presented; 447. Instructions respecting the application of another sum, and to receive 
a Clause of Appropriation, 473- RB. A. 505. . 

5183. For granting certain sums out of the Consolidated Fund for 1811; Ordered, Lxv1. 357. Presented, 408. Instruction to receive a Clause 
of Appropriation, 422. R. A. 452. 


5184. For granting certain sums out of the Consolidated Fund for 1812; Ordered, uxvit. 444. Instruction respecting the application of 
another sum ; Bill presented; 520. Instruction to receive a Clause of Appropriation, 525. R. A. 559. 


5185. For granting certain sums out of the Consolidated Fund for 1813; Ordered, Lxvi11. 564. Instruction respecting the application of 
certain other sums; Bill presented; 615. Instruction to receive a Clause of Appropriation, 627. x. a. 658. 

5186. For applying a certain sum arisen or to arise from the war duties for 1814; Ordered, Lx1x. 445. Instructions respecting the 
application of certdin other sums, 445, 475. Bill presented, 475. Instruction to receive a Clause of Appropriation, 491. R. a. 516. 


5187. For granting certain sums out of the respective Consolidated Funds of Great Britain and Ireland for 1815; Ordered, Lx x. 396. 
Instructions respecting the application of certain other sums, 404, 419, 428, 434. Instruction respecting the paying off of certain 
Exchequer Bills, 428. Bill presented, 434. Instruction to receive a Clause of Appropriation, 450. R. a. 468. 


5188. For granting a certain sum out of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain for 1816; Ordered, Lxx1.457. Instructions respecting the 
application of certain other sums, 479, 480. BBill presented, 479. Instruction to receive a Clause of Appropriation, 503. R. a. 528. 


6189. For applying certain monies therein mentioned for 1817; Ordered, Lx x11. 400. Presented, 430. Instructions to receive a Clause 
of Credit and Appropriation, 447. R. a. 480. 


5190. For applying certain monies therein mentioned for 1818; Ordered, Lxx11I. 317. instructions to make provision respecting the 
application of other monies, 362. Bill presented, 363. Instruction respecting the Appropriation of certain other monies, 381. 
Instructions to receive Clauses of Credit and Appropriation, 3990. R.A. 426. 


6191. For applying certain monies therein mentioned for 1819; Ordered, Lxx1v. 573. Instruction to make provision respecting the 
application of other monies ; Bill presented ; 576. Instruction respecting the application of another sum, 591. Instruction to receive 
a Clause of Appropriation, 606. r. a. 639. 


5192. For applying certain monies therein mentioned for 1820; Ordered, LXXV. 254, Presented, 261. Rk. A. 341. 


6193. For applying certain monies therein mentioned for 1820; Ordered, Lxxv. 333. Presented, 415. Instruction to receive a Clause of 
Appropriation, 432. R. a. 467. 


Aqua Vite: :—See infra, 5407. 


Assessed Taxes : 


6194. For granting certain additional Duties on Horses; Ordered, tv1.71. Presented, 75. Leave given to offer a Clause-on Third 
reading, 133. Bill read Third time, and Clause added, 175. R. A. 219. 


5195. For granting additional Duties on Windows and Houses; Ordered, tv11. 307. - Instruction for consolidating the Duties on Houses, 
Windows, Servants, Carriages, Horses and Dogs, with the Duties now payable thereon respectively, 308. Bill presented,- 311. 
Reported, and Motion for appointing a day for further considering Report negatived; Bill to be ingrossed, &amp;c.; 323. R. a. 353- 


5196. For granting additional Duties on Servants, Carriages, Horses, Mules and Dogs; Ordered, Lv11. 307. Presented, 314. R. a. 386. 


5197. For granting additional Duties on Horses; Ordered, 1x.71. Presented, 76. Instructions to divide the Bill into two, and respecting 
additional Duties on Horses, 89. R.A. 146. 


5198, For charging additional Duties on Horses used in Husbandry; Ordered, tx.117. Presented, 121. Second reading put off for six 
months, 133. 


6199. For granting an additional Duty on Assessed Taxes; Ordered, 1x1. 392. Instruction respecting allowances for children, 397. _ Bill 
presented, 400. Instruction to divide the Bill into two; considered; and report that the Committee had divided it into two; 422. 
See infra, 5200, 5201. 


5200. For granting certain allowances for children out of the Assessed Taxes; Reported; printed; Lx1. 422. R.a. 528, 
6201. For granting an additional Duty on Assessed Taxes; Reported, Lx1. 427. R.A. 479- 


5202. For repealing the Duties of Assessed Taxes, and granting new Duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, 1x111.241. Presented, 245. 
Printed, 273. Re-committed, 292. R.A. 391. 


5203. To grant certain Duties and Taxes in Ireland in respect of Carriages, Dogs, Fire Hearths, &amp;c.in lieu of former Duties ; Ordered, 
Lx111. 284. Presented, 289. Rk. A. 372. 


6204. For granting an additional Duty on Dwellinghouses in Ireland; Ordered, txv. 442. Presented, 443. 2B. A. 499. 
5205. For granting certain new and additional Duties of Assessed Taxes ; Ordered, uxvi1. 461. Presented, 464. Rn. a. 516. 


5206. Tograntcertain Rates and Taxes in Ireland, in respect of Carriages, Horses, &amp;c. in lieu of former Duties, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxv111. 493. 
Presented, 502. R.a. 542. 


6207. For repealing certain of the Duties on Assessed Taxes on Servants, and granting new Duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, txx. 162. 
Presented, 171. Second reading put off for six months, 236. 


6208. For granting certain increased Rates, Duties, and Taxes in Ireland, in respect of Windows, Male Servants, Carriages, Horses,. and 
Dogs; Ordered, uxx. 262. Presented, a69. R. a. 321. ; : : 


5209. For granting a Duties and Taxes in Ireland, in respect of Male Servants, Carriages, and Horses; Ordered, .xx. 262. Presented, 
g00. Rk. A. 363. 


5210. Auctions :—To grant to His Majesty Duties upon Auctions in Ireland ; Ordered, txrx. 348. Presented, 353. &amp;. A. 413. 


Bank of England : 
5211. For empowering the Governor and Company of the Bank of England to advance the sum of £. 3,000,000. towards the Supply for 
the Service of the year 1808 ; Ordered, rx111, 62. Presented; printed; 68, R. a. 197. = 


5212. To authorize the advancing for the Public Service, upon certain conditions, a proportion of the Balance remaining in the Bank of 
England, for payment of unclaimed Dividends, Annuities, and Lottery Prizes, and for regulating the allowances to be paid for the 
management of the National Debt; Ordered, rx111. 62. Presented; printed; 68. 2. A. 127. 

5213. © For empowering the Governor and Company of the’ Bank of England to advance the Sam of £.6,000,000.; Ordered, Lxx1. 58. 
Presented, 62. Printed, 112. xR. a. 2g0. 

6214. To 


SUPPLY —continued. 997 





IIT. Bills of Supply, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 
( 1.)\— Bills of Supply—continued. . 


Bank of England—continued. 


5214. To authorize the advancing for the Public Service a proportion ef the balance remaining in the Bank of England, for the payment of 
Dividends; Ordered, Lxx1I. 410. Presented; printed; 414. Instruction for advancing a part of the balances of waclaimed 
Dividends and Lottery Prizes, 448, Rk. a. 515. 


5215. For establishing an agreement with the Bank of England, for advancing the sum of £. 3,000,000. for the service of the year 1816; 
Ordered, LXx1. 410. Presented, 415. R.A. 515. 


See infra, 5248-9. 5276. 
5216. Bank of Ireland :—For farther extending the provisions of certain ‘Acts for establishing the Bank of Ireland, and for empowering 
the Governor and Company of the said Bank to advance the sum of £. 1,250,000. Irish Currency, towards the service of the year 


1808; Ordered, Lx1tr. 384. Presented ; printed, 389. Motion for Instruction to enable Roman Catholics to be chosen Governors 
or Directors, negatived, 400. Motion for the House to adjourn, negatived ; Bill reported; 405. R.A: 470. 


Beer : 
5217, For granting additional Duties on Beer, Malt, Hops, made or imported into Great Britain, and on Spirits distilled in Ireland, and 
imported into Great Britain; Ordered, Lv11. 307. Instruction for preventing frauds and abuses in the revenue of Excise on Beer, 
- Ale, and Malt, 308. Bill presented, 311. A Member informed the House that he had a Petition against the Bill, but Mr. Speaker 
‘ acquainted the Member that it could not be received, to which the House by general voice assented, 346. Rk. a. 386, 


5218. Forcharging a Duty on Beer brewed in private families ; Ordered, ux1. 324. Not presented. 
See'infra, 5228. 5328. 


Bills of Exchange :——See infra, 5415- 5417-5430. 5436. 
Bonds:—-See infra, 5417. 
Brandy :—See infra, 5407. 


5219. Brunswick, Duchess of :—For enabling His Majesty to settle an Annuity (of £.10,000.) on her; Ordered, ixttt. 319. 
Presented, 347. R.A. 391. 


Caledonian Canal -—See infra, 5339 
Cambridge, Duke of :—See infra, 5401. 


6220. Cards :—For granting certain Duties on Playing Cards imported into Great Britain ; Ordered; Lv1.568. Presented, 594,’ Ri a. 664. 
See infra, 5416. 


Carriages :—See supra, 5195-6. 5203. 5206. 5208-9. 
Charlton :—See infra, 5379. 

Chatham :—See infra, 5380. 

Cider :—See infra, 5347- 


5221. Civil List :—For the better support of His Majesty’s Household, &amp;c.; Ordered; Instruction to make provision for the better 
regulation of payments out of the Civil List, and for laying accounts of the state of the Civil List Revenues before Parliament ; tix. 
483. Bill presented; printed; 389. R. A. 430. 


- Coals :—See infra, 5442. 
Cocoa Nuts :—See infra, 5335. 
Coffee :—See infra, 5335. 
Consolidated Fund :—See supra, 5173-5193. 
Cordage :—See infra, 5238. 


5222. Cotton Wool :—For imposing a Duty on Cotton Wool, the growth or produce of any of His Majesty’s colonies or plantations, or 
imported by the East India Company, which shall be exported from Great Britain ; Ordered, tx111, 89. Presented, 125. Rr. A. 268. 


5223. Crinan Canal :—For authorizing the Lords of the Treasury to advance money for completing the same; Ordered, Lx. 303. 
Presented, 349. R. A. 452. 


Customs : 


5224. For granting certain Duties on timber, sugar, raisins, and pepper imported, and on pepper and lead exported; Ordered, v1.71. 
Presented, 75. Instruction for charging a Duty on pepper which shall have been warehoused in Great Britain, and exported from 
thence, 78. RB. A. 333+ 


5225. For granting certain Duties on goods imported or exported, and on tonnage of ships and vessels; Ordered, tv11. 336. Presented, 
346. R.A. 418. 

5226. For granting certain additional Duties on goods imported into and exported from Ireland ; Ordered, v11. 609. Presented, 615. n. a. 662. 

5227. For granting additional Duties of Customs ; Ordered, tv111. 508. Presented, 514. R. A. 578. 

6228. For granting certain Duties on the importation and exportation of goods, wares and merchandize in Ireland; Ordered, tvi11. 533. 
Instruction to make provision relative to the Duties of Excise in Ireland, on wine, spirits, and beer, 542. Bill presented, ‘561. 
Instructions to make provision relative to the Duties on saltpetre, 567. To Countervailing Duties on malt, silk, and refined 
sugar, &amp;c. 577.° th. a. 603. ' 

5229. For granting additional Duties of Customs on the importation of certain goods, wares, and merchandize into Great Britain; Ordered, 
LIX. 251. Presented, 259. - R. A; 284. : 


5230. For granting certain Duties on the importation of goods, wares and merchandize, &amp;c. into Ireland; Ordered, 11x. 360. Presented, 
367. Read Third time and further proceeding upon Third reading adjourned, 378. Resumed and Bill passed, 380. n. a. 400. 


5231. For granting additional Duties on the importation of certain goods, wares and merchandize; Ordered, Lx. 168, Presented, 171, 
R. A. 194. 


5232. . For granting certain Rates and Duties’ and to allow certain drawbacks and bounties’ upon goods, wares and merchandize in Ireland; 
Ordered, 1x.142. Presented, 145. . RB. A164. 


5233. For granting additional Duties.on goods, wares and merchandize; Ordered, Lx1, 188. Presented, 202. Instruction respecting 
a further additional duty and drawback on Sugar imported and exported by the East India Company, 223. x. a. 275. 


5234. For granting certain Duties on the importation and allowing certain drawbacks on the exportation of iron, sugar, and tea into and from 


Ireland; Ordered, 1x1. 286. Presented, 304. R. a) 402. 
6235. For 
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If. 





























































5235. 


5236. 


5237. 


6240. 


5241. 


5242. 


5243. 


5244. 
5245. 


5246. 


5247. 


5248. 


5249. 


5250. 


§251. 


5252. 


5253. 


5254. 
5255 . 


998 SUPPLY —éohiinued. 


; ) ” . ; 





Bills of Supply, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


(1.)—Bills of Supply—continued. 


Customs—continued. 


For repealing the Duties, Drawbacks and Bounties on the importation and exportation of goods, wares and merchandia 
for granting other duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lx11. 303. Not presented. in Ireland, and 
For granting certain Duties on the exportation of certain goods from Ireland; Ordered, tx111. 96. P ted A i 
n.a.268. See Orders in Council, 3. mit. 96. Presented, 202. Printed, 225. 
To continue and amend several Acts for granting certain Rates and Duties on goods imported into and exported from Ireland; Ordered 
Lxv.441. Presented 446. R. A. 505. ; , 
To continue and amend several Acts for granting certain Duties of Customs in Ireland ; Ordered, Lxv1.357. Prese 6o. 
tion for charging certain countervailing duties on cordage and tobacco, 370. R. A. 452. ; - $108, 38m: ;, Setonee 
To continue several Acts for granting certain Rates and Duties on goods imported into and exported from Ireland ; Ordered, Lxv11. 412. 
Presented; 413. 8. a. 446, 
For granting certain additional Duties of Customs imported into and exported from Great Britain; Ordered, txv111. 370. Presented 
376. R. a. 416. ’ 
To continue and amend séveral Acts for granting certain Rates and Duties and to grant additional Duties on &amp;e.i i 
Ireland; Ordered, Lxv11t. 493. Presented, 502, R. a. 542. goods, &amp;c. imported into 


To bere several Acts for — sm Duties and allowing drawbacks and bounties on goods imported into and exported from 
reland, &amp;c. and for granting additional Duties; Ordered, 1x1x. 348. Presented, 353. Instruction for chargi wa D 
of Customs on goods in Ireland, 366. R: a. 413. arging ce ” other Duties 


To grant certain Rates and Duties and to allow drawbacks and bounties on goods imported into and exported from Ireland, &amp;c.; 
Ordered, ux1x. 422. Presented, 444. R. A. 499. — 


To continue certain temporary or war Duties of Customs; Ordered, Lxx. 162. Presented, 165. R. 4. 265. 


To grant Duties of Customs and allow drawbacks, &amp;c. on goods imported into and exported from Ireland in lieu of former Duties ; 
Ordered, Lxx. 305. Presented, 314. R. a. 388. . 


For making perpetual certain temporary or war Duties of Customs; Ordered, Lxx1. 245. Instruction for repealing so much of Acts 
as charges ey loans made for the services of 1807, 1809, and 1811, upon the Duties of Customs and Excise, 248. Bill presented, 
303. R. A. 384. 

To grant Duties of Customs and to allow certain drawbacks on certain goods, wares and merchandize imported into and 
Ireland; Ordered, Lxxiv. 523. Presented, 557. RB. a. 624. . ae ne 

See infra, 5253. 5377: : 


Cyder :—See infra, 5347- 
Debentures :—See supra, 5155-6. 5173. 
Debt, National and Public: 


For granting £. 200,000. to the Bank of England to be placed to the account of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National 
Debt; Ordered, Lv1. 541. Presented, 550. R. a. 625. 


For granting £.200,000. to the Bank of England to be placed to the account of the Commissioners for the Reduction of th i 
Debt; Ordered, LVI. 581. Presented, 586. rR. a. 660. ne 


To provide for the charge of the addition io the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain in the year 1813; Ordered, txviit. 564. Pre- 
sented; printed; 570. R. A. 643. 

To provide forthe charge of the addition to the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain for 1814; Ordered, Lx1x. 32. Presented, 41- 
R. A. 101, 

To provide for the charge of the further addition to the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain for 1814; Ordered, tx1x. 392. Presented, 
407. R.A. 463. 

To provide for the charge of the addition to the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain for 1815; Ordered, rxx. 428. Instruction for 
appropriating the several permanent Duties of Customs, Excise and Postage granted in the last and present sessions to the payment 
of the charges on stock ; Bill presented ; 443. R. a. 468. 

To provide for the charge of certain additions to the Public Debt of Ireland; Ordered, uxx1. 457. Presented, 464. R. A. 515. 


To provide for the charge of the addition to the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain; Ordered, Lxxv. 333. Presented, 340. 
R. A. 374. 
See supra, 5212. 


Deeds :—See infra, 5415-16. 

Dice :—See infra, 5416. 

Dogs :—See supra, 5195-6. 5203. 5208. 
Dover :—See infra, 5381. 


5256. Dublin Society :—For directing the application of several sums granted to tne Dublin Society and to the Farmitig Societies in 


Ireland; Ordered, tv1. 404. Presented, 570. R. a. 640. 


5257. East India Company :—For advancing £. 2,500,000. to the East India Company to enable them to discharge part of the Indian 


Debt; Ordered, nxvi1. 444. Presented; printed; 478. R.A. 533- 


Exchequer Bills : 
For raising £.6,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1801 ; Ordered, tv1. 568. Presented, 578. rR. a. 640. 
For raising £.3,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1801 ; Ordered, v1. 568. Presented, 578. R. a. 640. 
For raising £.5,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1802 ; Ordered, tv11. 56. Presented, 58. R. a. 73. 
For raising £. 2,100,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1802 ; Ordered, Lvi1. 97. Presented, 102. Rk. a. 166. 
For raising £.1,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1802; Ordered, Lv11.201. Presented. 204. Rk. A. 243. 
For raising £. 1,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1802 ; Ordered, Lv11. 577. Presented, 586. nr. a. 660. 
For raising £. 5,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1802; Ordered, tv11. 609. Presented, 615. R. a. 660. 
For raising £. 5,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1803; Ordered, tv111. 57. Presented, 73. R. a. 102. 
For raising £. 4,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1803 ; Ordered, Lv111. 299. Presented, 302. R. a. 346. 
For raising £. 5,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1803 ; Ordered, Lv111.577. Presented, 581. R. a. 603. 
For raising £. 1,500,000. by Exchequer Bills; for 1803 ; Ordered, tv111. 633. Presented, 640. Rr. a. 689. 
For raising £. 5,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1804; Ordered, t1x. 28. Presented, 31. R. A. 54. 
For raising £. 2,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1804 ; Ordered, 11x. 150. Presented, 152. R. a. 173+ 
For raising £.8,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1804; Ordered, 11x. 220. Presented, 222. RB. A. 255-. 
For raising £. 1,500,000, by Excheqier Bills, for 1804; Ordered, u1x. 920. Presented, 222. /R. a. 255. 
5273. For 





SUPPLY—donitimidd. 999 





III. Bills of Supply, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


(1 .)— Bills of Supply—continued. 
Exchequer Bills—continued. | 
5273. For raising £. 3,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1805; Ordered, ix. 29. Presented, 32. x. a. 80. 
5274. For raising £. 1,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1805 ; Ordered, Lx. 415. Presented, 419. BR. A. 487. 
5275. For raising £.8,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1805; Ordered, x. 415. Presented, 419. ®. A. 487. 


5276. ‘For raising £. 2,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1805; Ordered, ux. 415. Presented, 419. Instruction to receive a Clause for 
indemnifying the Governor and Company of the Bank of England for having advanced money for the Public service on the 
credit of Exchequer Bills, 435. RB. a. 487. 


5277. For raising £. 5,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1806 ; Ordered, x1. 39. Presented, 43: RB. a. 67. 

5278. For raising £. 10,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1806 ; Ordered, xt. 146. Presented, 148. R. a. 184. 
5279. For raising £. 1,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1806 ; Ordered, Lx. 146. Presented, 145. &amp;. a. 184. 
5280. For raising £.3,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1806; Ordered, Lx1. 204. Presented, 212. 4. a. 275. 
5281. ‘For raising £. 10,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1807 ; Ordered, Lx11.57. Presented, 58. rR. a. 66. 
5282. For raising £.3,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1807; Ordered, x11. 646. Presented, 661. R. a. 729. 
5283. For raising £. 1,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1807; Ordered, 1x11.646. Presented, 661. . a. 729. 
5284. For raising £. 10,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1808 ; Ordered, tx111.71. Presented,7g. R, a. 164. 
5285. ‘For raising £. 1,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1808; Ordered, Lx111.293. Presented, 298. R. A. 372. 
5286. For raising £. 3,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1808; Ordered, rx111. 293. Presented, 298. k. A. 372. 
5287. For raising £. 6,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1808 ; Ordered, Lx111. 444. Presented, 448. R. a. 475. 
5288. For raising £. 10,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1809 ; Ordered, Lx1v. 31. Presented, 34. R. A. 72. 
5289. For raising £. 1,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1809; Ordered, Lx1v. 91. Presented, 34. R.A.72. 
5290. ‘For raising £.6,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1809 ; Ordered, Lx1v. 264. Presented, 270. R. A. 334. 
5291. For raising £. 1,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1810; Ordered, txv. 86. Presented, go. R. a. 163. 
5292. For raising £, 10,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1810; Ordered, .xv. 86. Presented,go, R. a. 163. 
5293. For raising £. 6,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1810; Ordered, uxv.387. Presented, 396. n. a. 482. 


For raising £.3,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, to be charged on the first Aids in next Session; Ordered, txv. 452. Presented, 461. 
Ri A. 505. See infra, 5841. 


5294. For raising £. 10,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1811 ; Ordered, txvi.114. Presented, 117. R. A. 155. 
5295. For raising £. 1,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1811 ; Ordered, Lxv1.114. Presented, 117. Rs A. 155. 
5296. For raising £. 6,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1811; Ordered, yxv1. 349. Presented, 357. Rk. a. 387. 
5297. For raising £. 1,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1811 ; Ordered, txv1.350. Presented, 357. RB. a. 387. 
5298. For raising £. 10,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1811 ; Ordered, txvir. 69. Presented,’78. R: a. 101. 
5299.. For raising £. 1,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1812; Ordered, txvi1.69. Presented,78. R. A. 101. mn 
5300. For raising £. 5,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1812; Ordered, Lxvi1.472. Presented, 484. R. A. 516. ie» 
6301, For raising £.10,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1813 ; Ordered, rxvir1.40. Presented, 44. RB. A. 105. 
5302. For raising £.5,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1813; Ordered; txvrit. 341. Presented, 344. R.A. 365. 
5303. For raising £.1,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1813 ; Ordered, Lxvi11. 341. Presented, 344. RB. as 965. 
5304. For raising £ 5,670,700. by Exchequer Bills, for 1813; Ordered, pxvit1. 564. Presented, 615. R. a. 655. 
5305. For raising £. 1,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1813; Ordered, txv1i1. 613. Presented, 621. Rr, a, 655. 
$306. For raising £. 10,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1814; Ordered, ux1x.83. Presented, 85. R. A. 114. 
5307. ‘For raising £. 5,000,000, by Exchequer Bills, for 1814; Ordered, px1x. 107. Presented, 110. R, A. 124. 
5308. ‘For raising £. 6,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1814; Ordered, Lx1x. 357. Presented, 363. Rk. A. 413. 
5309. _—_‘ For raising £. 1,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1814; Ordered, rx1x. 366. Presented, 971. R. A. 413. 
310. ‘For raising £.12,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1815; Ordered, 1xx.18. Presented, 20. R. a. 64. 
5311. For raising £.4,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1815 ; Ordered, Lxx. 419. Presented, 422. R. a. 464. 
5312. For raising £. 1,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1815; Ordered, uxx. 419. Presented, 494. R. A: 464. 
5313. For raising £.11,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1816; Ordered, Lxx1.46. Presented, 54. R.A. 121. 
5314. ‘For raising £. 13,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1816 ; Ordered, Lxx1. 410. Presented, 415. R. A. 489. 
5315. For raising £.24,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1817 ; Ordered, ux x11. 41. Presented, 50;- Rp. a. 96. 
5316. For raising £. 18,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1817; Ordered, txx11. 159. Presented, 163. R. A. 197. 
5317. For raising £.9,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1817 ; Ordered, Lxx11.401. Presented, 408. R.A. 473. 
5318. For raising £.30,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1818 ; Ordered, Lxx111. 39. Presented, 43. R. a. 88. 
5319. For raising £. 11,600,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1818 ; Ordered, Lxx111, 381. Presented, 386. n. a. 417. 

For raising £. 20,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1819 ; Ordered, Lxx1v.117. Presented, 119. R. a. 258. 

For raising £. 16,500,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1819; Ordered, xxiv. 591. Presented, 595. nr. a. 630. 

For raising £. 29,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, for 1820; Ordered, xxv. 333. Presented, 340. &amp;. a. 422. 

See supra, 5123. 5136. 5139. 5142-3. 5147. 5151. 5155-6. 5163-4. 5170. 5187. infra, 5348. 5481. 

Excise : 


pe: 


5323. For granting additional Duties of Excise in Great Britain; Ordered, Lv111. 508. Presented, 539. Motion for instruction to divide the 
Bill into two or more Bills, negatived, 547. R. A. 582. ; 

5324. For granting several additional Duties of Excise in Great Britain; Ordered, ux. 168. Presented, 172. &amp;. A. 194. 

58325. For granting certain inland Duties of Excise in Ireland; Ordered, Lx. 14. Presented, 145. . a. 164.. 

6326. For granting certain inland Duties of Excise and Taxes in Ireland; Orderéd, ux11. 160. Presented, 167. nk. A. 246: 

5327. For granting additional Duties of Excise in Great Britain on glass, hides, tobacco and snuff; Ordered, rxvir. 461. Presented, 464. 

: mypne tk respecting certain other countervailing Duties on glass, leather, tobacco and snoff, and drawbacks on glass, 472. 

. A. 616. 

6328. For granting additional Duties of Excise in Great Britain on foreign wines, sweets, tobacco, snuff, and Excise licences; Ordered, Lxx. 
105. Instruction for charging certain duties upon made wines and snuffs, 109. Bill presented, 120. Instruction for charging 
certain duties on licences for selling beer, and on painters of silks, 132.  Instruetion to divide the Bill into two Bills; Bill considered, 
and Report that the Committee had divided the Bill into two Bills; 162. See infra, 5329, 5330. 

6329. For granting to His Maj ition i i ritai ign wines ; Considereé . 162, ; 
Bese a sth wares Arg eryt nad of vile 98 aor Britain on foreign wines ; Considered, 1xx. 162. Reported, 179 

5330. 


For granting additional Duties of Excise in Great Britain on sweets, tobacco, snuff, and Excise licences ; Considered, 1xx. 162. 
Reported, 165. R. a. 184. 


5331. To 
GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 








1000 - 








~~ mee 


ITT. 


Bills of Supply, and Proceedings, thereon—continwed. 


(1.)—Biulls of Supply—continued. 


5331. 
5332. 


6333. 
6334. 


5335. 


5336. 


5337. 


5338. 


6339. 


5340. 


6341. 


6342. 


5343. 


5344. 


5345. 


Excise—continued. 
To continue certain additional Duties of Excise in Great Britain;. Ordered, Lxx.162. Presented, 165. R. A. 184. 


For granting an additional Duty of Excise on spirits distilled from corn or grain in Ireland; Ordered, Lx x, 404. _ Presented, 410. 
Instruction respecting the granting certain other duties on spirits, 419. RB. A. 464. 


To continue certain additional Duties of Excise in Great Britain ; Ordered, uxx1.245. Presented, 255. &amp;. A. 290. 


To repeal the annual-Excise Duties upon malt, tobacco and snuff, and to grant other Excise Duties in lieu thereof ; Ordered, Lxx1v. 523. 
Presented, 578. R.A. 630. 


For granting certain additional Duties of Excise on tea, coffee and cocoa nuts, tobacco and snuff, pepper, malt, and British spirits ; 
Ordered, Lx xiv. 523. Presented, 533. 2..A. 607. 


See supra, 5228. 5246. 5253. , infra, 5425+ 5427. 
Farming Societies of lreland :—See supra, 5256. 


Foundling Hospital in Dublin :—For defraying the charge thereof; Ordered, iv1. 366, Instruction to amend Acts of the 
Parliament of Ireland relating thereto, 386. Bill presented, 410. R.A. 599. 


Glass :—To grant certain Duties of Excise on Glass made in Ireland; Ordered, Lx1x. 375. « Presented, 393. RB. A: 463. 
See supra, 5327. 


Gloucester, Princess Sophia of :—See infra, 5402. 
Hearths :—See supra, 5203. 
Hides :—See supra, 5327. 


Highland Improvements : 


For granting £.20,000. to be applied towards making roads and building bridges in the Highlands of Scotland; Ordered, tviit. 516. 
Instruction for enabling the proprietors of land in Scotland to charge their estates with a proportion of the expense of making roads 
and bridges, 520. Bill presented, 522. Printed, 524. _R. A. §78. 


For granting £. 20,000, towards defraying the expense of an inland navigation in Scotland ; Ordered, Lv111..589. Instruction to make 
provision for taking the necessary steps towards executing the said navigation, 589. Bill presented; printed; 597. _R. a. 636. 


Holyhead Road :—For granting £. 20,000. to be applied towards repairing Roads between London and Holyhead by Chester, and 
between London and Bangor Ferry by Shrewsbury ; Ordered, Lxx. 396. Presented, 405. R. a. 468. 


Hops :—See supra, 5217. 
Horses :—See supra, 5194-5198. 5206. 5208-9. 
Houses :—See supra, 5195. 5204. 


Income :—For repealing the Duties on Income; Ordered, tv11. 307. Instruction for the effectual collection .of the arrears, 329. 
Bill presented, 336. _ R. a. 389. See infra, 5395-5399. 


Insurances :—See infra, 5417. 


Iron :—For granting additional Duties of Customs on Iron; Ordered, tx1.188. Presented, 202. Printed, 209. Instruction for 
granting certain other Duties on Iron, 269. Bill again printed, 273. ‘ Re-committed, 281. Instruction respecting certain other 
Duties on Iron, 281. Bill considered ; Report of progress; Bill to be further considered ; 291. Further consideration deferred, 301. 
Not proceeded in. See supra, 5234. 


King’s Household :—See supra, 5221. 
Kings Servants :—To grant pensions to Officers and Attendants upon His late Majesty King George III.; Ordered, uxxv. 413. 
resented, 419. R.A. 468. 

Law Proceedings :—See infra, 5430-1. 5435. 

Lead :—See supra, 5224. 

Leather :—See supra, 5327. 

Legacies :——For granting additional stamp duties on Legacies; Ordered, 1x: '71. Presented, 124. R.A. 194. 

Letters :—See infra, 5387-5393- 

Licences :—See supra, 5328. 5330. infra, 5416. 5437. 


Linen :—For applying the amount of bounties on certain Linens exported from Great Britain, towards defraying the charges of the 
loan; Ordered, txvir.461. Presented, 464. Rr. a. 516. 


Loans : — See supra, 5122-5172. 5345- 


5346. Lotteries :—For granting a‘certain sum to be raised by a Lottery; For 1801; Ordered, tv1. 265. Presented, 273. R.A. 333- 





/—_—&lt;For 1802; Ordered, tv11. 395. Presented, 440. Instruction relative to the duties on Licences to Lottery Office Keepers, 
462. R.A. 514.———— For 1803; Ordered, tv1i1. 550. Presented, 565. nx. a. 596. ——_=—— For 1804; Ordered, tix. 395- 
Presented, 398. 8. A. 430.—— For 1805; Ordered, Lx. 345. Presented, 358. R.A. 430.—&lt;———~ For 1806; Ordered, 
Lx1. 483. Instruction respecting the duty on Lottery Office Licences, 493. Bill presented, 503. . a. 567. For 1807; 
Ordered, ux11.711. Presented, 715. R.A. 775+ For 1808; Ordered, Lx111. 434. Presented, 441. R.A. 475- 
For 1809; Ordered, Lx1v. 325. Presented, 330. R. A. 398.——— For 1810; Ordered, txv. 414. Presented, 424. R. A. 499. 
——— For 1811; Ordered, uxvi. 400.. Presented, 407. B.A. 452. For 1812; Ordered, txvit. 444. Presented, 458. 
Re-committed ; instruction for exempting contractors from being jointly chargeable with the property duty on the profits 
arising from their contracts; 503. R. A. §23. —=—— For 1813; Ordered, txviit. 564. Presented, 566. 2. A. 630. 
For 1814; Ordered, ux1x. 301. Presented, 306. R.A. 359- For 1815; Ordered, .xx. 292. . Presented, 320. R. a. 363. 
———— For 1816; Ordered, uxx1. 404. Presented, 411. R.A. 489. ——— For 1817; Ordered, uxx11.216. Presented, 225. 
Further proceeding upon Third reading adjourned, 275. Further adjourned, 278. Resumed; Bill passed; 284. R. a. 300. 























For 1818; Ordered, rxx111. 358, _ Presented, 365. Printed, 381, R, a. 413.-—-=-— For 1819; Ordered, uxx1v. 523. Pre- 
sented, 526. nx. a. 607.—i=—— For 1820; Ordered, Lxxv. 333. Presented, 340. 8. 4, 465- 


Lottery Prizes :—See supra, 5212. 5214. 


5347. Malt: 





SUPPLY—continued. 


IIf. Bills of Supply, and.Proceedings:thereon—continued. | 


(1.)—Bills of Sup ply—continued. 


Malt : 
5347. For’ continuing -certain duties ‘upon: Malt, Mum, -Cyder and. Perry; For. 1802; Ordered, Lv11. 22, Presented, 24. Instructions 


to receive a Clause of credit, and a Clause to make good deficiency o a former year, 30. . R.A. 40,———— For 1803; Ordered, 
LVLII. 57.» Presented, 70. Instructions, 76. R.A. 102, For 1804; Ordered, t1x. 28. Order of leave for Bill read, and so 
much thereof discharged as relates to Mum, Cyder and Perry; Bill presented; 30. Instructions, 37, R. a. 54. 


5348.- For continuing the Duties on Malt; For 1805; Ordered, 1x..20. Presented, 22. Instructions to receive Clauses of credit and 


5351. 


5360. 


5361. 





deficiency, 26. R. A. 38. —=— For 1806; Ordered, 1x1. 20. Presented, 21. Instructions, 27. Rn. a. 43. For 1807 ; 

' Ordered, LX11. 37. Presented, 37. Instructions to receive a Clause for removing doubts respecting Exchequer Bills, and Clauses of 
credit and deficiency, 49. Bill passed and sent to the Lords, 57. Not returned. Resolution of the Committee of Ways and Means 
for further continuing the Duties on Malt read, and a new Bill ordered thereupon ; And. notice being taken that a Bill for continuing 
the Duties on Malt, &amp;c. had already passed the House that session, and had been carried to the Lords for their concurrence ; Order 
that an Entry be made in the Journal of the reasons which induced. the House to give leave for the bringing in the Bill now ordered ; 
(Memorandum accordingly), That an Act for continuing the Duties upon Malt, &amp;c. containing all the provisions enacted in the new Bill, 
together with other matters, had already passed the House in this session, but as the House were now informed by a Member in his. 
place, that the same had been rejectedin the House of Lords on account of its containing multifarious matter, therefore the House 
permitted the new Bill to be ordered in, some of the matters contained in. the former Bill being omitted; 61. Biil presented, 62, 
Instructions to receive;Clauses.of credit and deficiency, 64. R. As 75. 


For continuing certain Duties on Malt, Sugar, Tobacco, and Snuff in Great Britain, and on Pensions and Offices in England ; For 1808 ; 
Ordered, Lxi1r. 44. Presented; printed; 46. Rr. a. 126. For 1809; Ordered, rx1tv. 31. Presented, 34. nk. A. 72. 
——— For 1810; Ordered, txv. 37. Presented, 44. Rr. a. 106. For 1811; Ordered, txvi. 114. Presented, 117. 
R. A. 155. ——==— For 1812; Ordered, txvir. 48. Presented, 56. n. a. 95. 








For continuing certain Duties on Malt, Sugar, Tobacco and Snuff in Great Britain, and on Pensions, Offices, and Personal Estates in 
England; For 1813; Ordered, Lxviti. 40. Presented, 44. R. A. 105. To explain. and amend the said Act; Ordered, 
Lxviit. 566. Presented, 569. R. a. 664. —=—— For 1814; Ordered, Lx1x.22. Presented, 27. n. a. 84. For 1815; 
Ordered, Lxx. 18. Presented,21. R. a. 64. [See Sugar 27.) ———For 1816; Ordered, Lxx1.47. Presented, 54. R.A. 121. 

— For 1817; Ordered, txx11. 41. Presented, 46. Re-committed ; Instruction w receive a Clause for admitting voluntary 

contributions ; Clause to be printed; 81. Rk. A. 130. ————— For 1818; Ordered, rxx111. 38. Presented, 43. R. A. 88. 

For 1819; Ordered, uxxiv. 113. Presented, 117. R. a.139.——_—— For 1820; Ordered, Lxxv. 27. Presented, 31. nx. a. 68. 


For eontinuing the Duty of six shillings and sixpence per barrel (Irish Currency) on all Malt made in Ireland from 24 March 1803, to 
25 March.1804,; Ordered, Lv111. 234. _ Not presented. 














For granting a Duty upon Malt and Spirits made in Ireland ; Ordered, tx.142. Presented, 145. R.A. 165. 
For granting certain Duties upon Malt and Spirits made in Ireland ; Ordered, rx1.365. Presented, 369. R. A: 432. 
To grant a Duty on Malt made in Ireland and upon Spirits; Ordered, tx11. 256. ‘Presented, 261. Rr. a. 364. 


To grant certain Duties on Malt made in Ireland; Ordered, Lx111. 417. Instruction for granting certain Duties on Spirits, 427, 429- 
Bill presented, 430. R. a. 464. . 


For granting certain Duties on Malt and Spirits made and distilled in Ireland ; Ordered, tx1v. 116. Presented, 123: “Committee put 
otf for six months, 161. 


To grant certain Duties of Excise in Ireland upon Malt ; Ordered, txvirr. 493. Presented, 498. Rk. A. 542. 
For granting certain increased Duties of Excise in Ireland on Malt ; Ordered, txx.262.- Presented, 269. 2B. A. 321. 
To grant certain Duties of Excise in Ireland on Malt; Ordered, txx1v. 523. Presented, 551. R. A. 630. 

See supra, 5217. 5228. 5334-5. infra, 5385-6. 


Medicines :—See infra, 5418. 
Militia : 


For defraying the charge of the pay and clothing of the Militia in England ; For 1801 ; Ordered, :vr. 340. Presented, 345, ©. a. 448. 
\ ,-=— For 1802; Ordered, Lv11. 372. Presented, 377+ Be A. 492. 
For defraying the charge of the pay and clothing of the Militia in Great Britain ; For 1803; Ordered, uv111. 471. “Presented ; printed ; 
478. Order for printing discharged, 482. Printed; 486. Re-committed, 583. R. a. 603. ———~'For 1804; Ordered, 1x. 2e0- 
’ Presented, 222. R. A. 255. For 1805; Ordered, Lx. 345. Presented, 349. R. 4. 430. ——-— For 1806 ; Ordered, uxr. 
120. Presented, 124. RB. A. 158.—— For 1807; Ordered, ux11.. 358. Another Bill ordered, 727. Presented, 742. 
rn. A. 804) ———— For 1808; Ordered, ux111. 280. Presented, 289. R. A. 372.———— For 1809; Ordered, xxiv. 264, 
Instruction to make provision for defraying the charge of the Local Militia, 352. Bill presented, 356. R. A. 398. 


For defraying the charge of the pay and clothing of the Militia and Local Militia in Great Britain;. For 1810; Ordered, Lxv. 433. 
Presented, 434.° R. A: 499. 

For defraying the charge of the pay and clothing of the Militia in Great Britain; For 1811; Ordered, rxv1. 396. . Instruction for 
defraying the charge of the Local Militia ; Bill presented; 401. R.A. 453: ——=—— For 1812; Ordered, Lxvit.430. © Instruction 
for defraying the charge of the Local Militia; Bill presented; 470. R. a. 517.———For 1813 ; Ordered, txv111. 568. Instruction 
for defraying the charge of the Local Militia; Bill presented; 571. R. a. 643- ; 

For ‘defraying the charge of the pay and clothing and contingent expenses of the disembodied Militia in Great Britain, and of the Miners 
of Cornwall and Devon, and for granting allowances in certain cases to Subaltern Officers, Adjutants, Surgeons Mates and Serjeant 
Majors ef the Militia ; For 1814; Ordered; presented; Lx1x. 466. -R. A. §21, For 1815; Ordered, txx. 428. Presented, 
436. R. a. 469. ———— For 1816; Ordered, ux x1.'457- Presented,464. B.A. 515- For 1817; Ordered, Lxx11. 436. 
Presented, 440. R.A. 474- For 1818; Ordered, Lx x111, 359. Presented, 365. x. a. 406. 














_ For defraying the charge of the pay and clothing of the Local Militia in Great Britain, for 1814 ; Ordered; presented; Lx1x. 477. 


R. A. 519. ———— For 1815; Ordered, rxx. 424. Presented, 431. B. A. 469. —~—-— For 1816; Ordered, Lxx1. 353- —~Pre- 
sented, 358. R.A. 416. 

To defray. the charge.of the pay, clothing and contingent expenses of the disembodied Militia in Great Britain, and for granting allow- 
ances in certain cases to Subaltern Officers, Adjutants, Quarter Masters, Surgeons, Surgeons’ Mates and Serjeant Majors of Militia;’ 
For 1819; Ordered, Lx x1v. 567. Presented, 578. nx. a. 631. For 1820; Ordered ; presented; LxXxv. 408. R, A. 468, 

For making allowances in certain cases to Subaltern Officers of the Militia in time of peace ; Fur 1801 ; Ordered, Lv1. 340. Presented, . 
345. R. A. 599. For ditto, during peace, for 1802; Ordered, Lv11. 372. Presented, 377. &amp;- a. 514. For ditto, 
while disembodied, for 1803 ; Ordered, rv111. 518. Presented, §22. B.A. 578. ———— For ditto in Great Britain, while disem- 
bodied, for 1804; Ordered, u1x. 220. Presented, 246. R.A. 279. For 1805; Ordered, Lx. 345. Presented, 349. 
R. A. 430. ——— For 1806; Ordered, rxr. 120. Presented, 124." R. a. 158. ——-— For 1807 ; Ordered, 1x11.-358. Another, 
Bill ordered, 727. ‘Presented, 742. ~ x. A. 804. ———— For 1808; Ordered, ixrit. 280. Presented, 289. 2, a. 372. ——~ 
For 1869; Ordered, ux1v. 264. Presented, 348. n. a. 398.———— For 1810; Ordered, uxv. 433. _ Presented, 435+ | B- 4- 499- 

For 1811; Ordered, rxv1. 396. Presented, 401. 8. A. 453- —=—— For 1812; Ordered, Lxvit. 430,» Presented, 434. 

R. A. 497-——— For 1813 ; Ordered, yxvitt. 568, Presented, 571. RB. a. 630. [Note. After 1813, the Subaltern Officers were 

provided for in the General Militia pay bill. See supra, 5364. 5366.] isso 

















5368. To 


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III. Bills of Supply, and Proceedings thereon—continued. ' 
(1.)—Bulls of Supply—continued. 


Militia—continued. 

6368. To revive and continue so much of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. IIT. as grants certain allowances to Adjutants, Serjeant Majors and Serjeants of 
Militia disembodied under an Act of the same session of Parliament ; For 1801 ; Ordered, v1. 340. Presented, 946. Re-committed, 
372. Instruction to amend the said Act, 391. mR. A. 599. ——— For 1802; Ordered, nvi1. 449. Presemted, 52°77. R.a.641. | 

5369. To revive, continue and amend so much of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. as grants certain allowances to Adjutants and Serjeant Majors of the 
Militia of England disembodied under an Act of the same session of Parliament; For 1803; Ordered, tvit1. 518. Presented, 529, 
R. A, 603. ——=—— For 1804; Ordered, 11x. 220. Presented, 202. RK. . 255» For 1805; Ordered, ux. 345. Presented, 
349. BR. A. 430. ———— For 1806; Ordered; ux1.120. Presented, 124. R.A. 158. For 1807; Ordered, Lx11. 358. 
Another Bill ordered, 727. Presented, 742. R. a. 804. ———— For 1808 ; Ordered, txs11. 280. Presented, 289. Rk. A. 3°72. 
———— For 1809; Ordered, rx1v.264. Presented, 354. . a. 398. For 1810; Ordered, Lxv. 433. Presented, 434. 
R. A.499. ——— For 1811; Ordered, txv1. 396. Presented, 401. R. A. 453. —=—=— For 1812; Ordered uxvir. 430. Pre- 
sented, 434. R. A. 497.————For 1813; Ordered, txvi11. 568. Presented, 571. R. 4.630. [Note. After 1813, the Adjutants 
and Serjeant Majors were provided for in the General Militia pay bill. See supra, 5364. 5386. 

5370. For defraying the charge of the pay and clothing of the Militia of Ireland ; For 1801 ; Ordered, v1. 577. Presented, 587. rR. a. 664. 
————-For 1802; Ordered, tv11. 609. Instruction for holdimg Courts Martial on Adjutants, Serjeant Majors, Serjeants, 
Corporals, Drum Majors, and Drummers, 611. Bill presented, 615. 8. A. 662. 

5871. For making — in certain cases, to Subaltern Officers of the Militia of Ireland during peace; Ordered, tv11. 487. Presented, 
497. B.A. 641. . 

5372, For defraying the charge of the pay and clothing of the Militia of Ireland; for holding Courts.Martial on Serjeant Majors, Serjeants, 
Corporals, and Drummers for offences committed during the time the said Militia shall not be embodied; and for making 
allowances in certain cases, to Subaltern Officers of the said Militia during peace; For 1803; Ordered, tvii1. 518, Presented, 
661. 8, A. 596.——=—=— For 1804; Ordered, t1x,220. Presented, 222. oR. a. 255.——=—— For 1805; Ordered, Lx. 345. 
Presented, 349. B, A. 430.————— For 1806; Ordered, txt. 120. Presented, 124. Rk. A. 158. ——— For 1807 ; Ordered; 
Lx11. 358. Another Bill ordered, 727. Presented, 742. R. a. 804.———For 1808; Ordered, tx111. 280. Presented, 289. 
R. A. 372. For 1809 ; Ordered, rx1v. 264. Presented, 354. R. a. 398. 

5373. For defraying the charge of the pay and clothing of the Militia of Ireland, and for making allowances in certain cases, to Subaltern 
Officers of the said Militia during peace; For 1810; Ordered, Lxv. 433. Presented,.434. 2. A. 499.———For 1811; 
Ordered, txv1. 396, Presented, 401. R. A. 453.———— For 1812; Ordered, uxvii. 430. Presented, 470. R. A. §17.——— 
For 1813; Ordered, txvir1. 568. Presented, 571. R. a. 630. ——_—— For 1814; Ordered; presented ; ‘Lx1x. 487. R. A 519. 
——————For 1815; Ordered, txx. 428. Presented, 433. 2B. a. 469. —~—— For 1816; Ordered, uxx1. 457. Presented, 464. 
R. A. §20, ———— For 1817; Ordered, rxx11. 436. Preserited, 440. RB. A.474.——-— For 1818; Ordered, uxx111. 359. 
Presented, 365. n. A. 406. 13 

56374, For defraying the charge of the pay and clothing of the Militia of Ireland, and for making allowances to Subaltern Officers and 


Quarter Masters of the said Militia during peace; For 1819; Ordered, Lxx1v. 567. Presented, 578. 2. a. 631. ———— For 
1820; Ordered; presented; uxxv. 408. R. a. 468. : 


Mules :—See supra, 5196. 
Mum :—See supra, 5347. 














Museum, British :—See infra, 5453. 
National Debt :—See supra, 5212. 5248-5255. 


5375. Nelson, Earl :—To amend Acts 46 and 53 Geo. III. for purchasing an estate for him; Ordered, rxx. 285. Presented, 306. 
R. A. 388. 


Newspapers :—See infra, 5415. 
Offices :—See supra, 5349, 5350. infra, 5385-6. 
5376. Orange, House of :—For settling an Annuity on the House of Orange; Ordered, tvrrr. 632. Presented, 643. ~m. a. 690. 


6377. Orders in Council :—For more effectually carrying into execution certain Orders in Council made for the protection of the trade 
and navigation of Great Britain, and granting Duties of Customs on certain goods exported from Great Britain; Ordered, 
txt. 62. Presented; printed; 65. Motion for reading the Order for Seeond reading, negatived, 68. Bill read a Second time, 
and committed, 80. Considered, 85. Reported; Standing Order respecting trade, read; Bill_re-committed; again printed; 
Instruction to divide the Bill into two; 90. Act 37 Geo. III. respecting the Treaty of Commerce with America read, and referred ; 
Bill considered; 103. Bill further considered; 136. Reported ; Report to be taken into further consideration, and Bill again 
printed; 140. Petitions from Liverpool against; Motions for bringing them up negatived; 144, 149. Report further considered, 
153- Order for Third reading, read; Motion for adjourning Debate thereon negatived ; Motions for the House to adjourn, and for 
reading the Orders in Council negatived ; Debate adjourned; 164. Resumed, and Bill passed; 168. R. a, 215. See Orders 
in Council, 3. 


Ordnance : 


5378. For making compensation to the Proprietors of lands at Weedon Beck, purchased under Act 43 Geo, III. for the service of the Ordnance; 
Ordered, t1x. 983. Presented, 384. R.A. 417. 


5379. For making compensation to the Proprietors of lands at Woolwich and Charlton, purchased under Act 43 Geo. III, for the service of the 
Ordnance; Ordered. trx. 402. Presented, 404. Lords Amendment agreed to, 431. R.A. 441, 


5380, For making compensation to the Proprietors of lands purchased for the use of the Ordnance at Chatham and Woolwich ; Ordered, Lx1. 
482. Presented, 487. n. a. 560, 


5381. For making compensation to the Proprietors of lands purchased at Portsmouth and Dover, for the use of the Ordnance; Ordered, tx1v. 
156. Presented, 160. Rr. a. 256. 


5382, For making compensation for lands purchased at Portsmouth and Hilsea for the Ordnance; Ordered, rxx. 985. Presented, 392: 
R. A. 437. 


5383. Palmer, Mr. :—= For providing for the payment of the Arrears of a per centage due to him on the Revenue of the Post Office ; 

Ordered, .x111. 468, Presented, 469. Not proceeded in. IO at 
Pamphlets :—See infra, 5439. 

5384. Paper :-—For granting certain additional Duties on Paper imported, on printed Stuffs imported from Ireland, and on Tea imported ; 
Ordered, u¥1.71. Presented, ‘75. Instruction to turn the Bill into two Bills, 96. Bill considered, and Report of having turned it 
into two Bills, 193. . Billfor granting additional Duties on Paper and Tea imported Reported, ivz. 133- R.4.219. See infra, 
5394. 5416. 21 0h ee ; 

Parchment :—See infra, 5416. 1 
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(1.)—Bills of Supply—continued. 


5385. 


5386. 


5388. 
5389. 


5395. 


Pensions, Offices, &amp;c. : 

For continuing and granting a Duty on Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates in England, Wales, and the Town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, 
and certain Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco and Snuff; For 1802; Ordered, tv11. 22. Presented, 24. Instructions to receive 
a Clause of Credit and a Clause to make good Deficiency of a former year, 30. R.A. 40. —=—— For 1803 ; Ordered, uy111. 57. 
Presented, ‘70. Instructions, 76. R. a. 102. 

For continuing and granting a duty on Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates in England, and certain Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco 
and Snuff in Great Britain; For 1804; Ordered, r1x.28. Presented, 30. Instructions to receive Clauses of Credit and Deficiency, 
and a Clause to exonerate the Town of Newcastle from a certain Duty on Coals, 37. R. A. 54. For 1805; Ordered, x. 20. 
Presented, 22. Instructions to receive Clauses of Credit and Deficiency, 26. Lords Amendment agreed to, 37. R.A. 38.———For 
1806; Ordered, rx1.20, Presented, 21. Instructions, 27. R.A. 43.—.—For 1807 ; Ordered; presented; Lx11, 37. Instructions, 
50. B.A. 75. [Note. After 1807, this Bill was incorporated in the Annual Malt Duties Bill. See supra, 5349, 5350-] 


Pepper :—See supra, 5224. 5335: 
Perry :—See supra, 5347. 
Personal Estates :—See supra, 5350. 5385-6. 





Portsmouth :—See supra, 5381-2. 

Portugal :—See supra, 5140. 5174. 

Postage : 
For repealing the Rates and Duties of Postage, and granting others in lieu thereof; Ordered, tv1.71. Presented, 75. R, A. 219. 
For granting certain additional Rates and Duties on the Conveyance of Letters ; Ordered, Lx.71. Presented, 76. R. a. 132. 


For repealing ome Duties upon Letters and Packets in Ireland, and granting others in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lx.142. Presented, 
145. R.A. 165. ; 


For granting additional Duties upon Letters and Packets sent by the Post in Ireland; Ordered, txv. 442. Presented, 443. R. a. 499. 
For granting certain additional Rates of Postage in Great Britain; Ordered, uxvit.461. Presented, 464. R.a. 516. 


To repeal the Duties on Postage from or to Ireland, and to grant other Duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lxvii1. 493. Presented, 498- 
R. A. 542. 


To repeal certain Duties upon Letters and Packets sent by the Post in Ireland, and for granting other Duties; Ordered, ux1x. 422. 
Presented, 440. R.A. 496. 


See supra, 5253. 5383. 


. Printed Stuffs :—For granting additional Duties on Printed Stuffs imported from Ireland ; Reported, and day appointed for further 


considering Report; Lv1.133. Order for further considering Report discharged, 265. See supra, 5384. 
Probates of Wills :—See infra, 5416. 


Promissory Notes :—See infra, 5415. 5417. 
Property Tax: 


For granting a contribution on the profits of certain descriptions of Property; Ordered, rvirr. 508. Presented, 522. Printed, 529. 
Re-committed ; Personal Property Bill re-committed to the same Committee, and Instruction to make the two Bills into one; 568. 
Bills considered, and Report of their having been made into one; again printed; 582. Re-committed; Motion for instruction 
respecting certain exemptions, negatived; 606. Again re-committed; again printed; 628. Again re-committed, 641. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 685. R. a. 689. 


For granting a contribution on the profits of certain descriptions of Personal Property, and from Professions and Trades; Ordered, 
tyrir. 508. Presented, 529. Printed, 538. Order for further considering Report, discharged, and Bill re-committed to the Com- 
mittee on the Bill for granting contribution on the Profits of certain descriptions of Property, &amp;c. and instruction to: make the two 
Bills into one, 568. See supra, 5395- 


For granting additional Duties on Property; Ordered, 1x.71. Presented, 91. Motion for bringing up a Clause f 3 i 
Subaltern Officers of the army from the effects of the tax, so far as regards their pay and allowkaced” nepanved, 134. L uae 


For granting further additional rates and duties on profits arising from Property, &amp;c.; Ordered, ux1, 188. Presented, 191. Printed, 202. 
Re-committed, 227. Again printed, 255. Again re-committed, 284. R. A. 402. 

To revive and continue the duties and contributions on the profits arising from Property, Professions, Trades, and Offices; Ordered, 
Lxx. 228. Presented, 231. Act 46 Geo. III. c. 65, read; Motion for instruction to amend the said Act by exempting from the 
Tax on Property the pay of Naval and Military Officers when on duty, negatived ; instructions to amend the Act so far as relates to 
the oath to be taken by the Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes for secrecy ; Motion to amend the Act by some regulations that 
will control the conduct of the Inspectors, withdrawn ; instruction relative to the assessments made for the year ending 5 April 1815; 
Motion for an instruction to amend the Act, negatived; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 264. Report further considered; and 
Committee’s Amendments with Amendments agreed to, 271. R. a. 296. 


See supra, 5341. 5346. 
Raisins :—See supra, 5224. 


5400. Receipts :—For granting certain Duties on Receipts ; Ordered, Lv111. 509. Presented, 628. Rr. a. 690. 


$401. 


5402. 


5403. 
$404. 


Roads and Bridges in Scotland :—See supra, 5338. 
Roman Catholics :—See supra, 5216. 


Royal Family : 
To enable His Majesty to settle certain annuities on the Dukes of Sussex and Cambridge; Ordered, tvit. 384. Presented, 389. 
Rh. A. 492. 
To enable His Majesty to settle annuities on certain branches of the Royal Family; Ordered, uxt. 505. ‘nstruction for granting 
a yearly sum of £. 5,000. out of the Consolidated Fund for the Princess Sophia of Gloucester, 533. B- A. 567. 
See ‘supra, 5219: 
Rum :—See infra, 5407. 
Salt: : 
For granting additional duties on Salt in Great Britain; Ordered, Lx. 71. Presented, 112. i. A. 146. 
For granting additional duties on Salt exported; Ordered, xxr11. 89. Instruction for altering the condition of bonds given on the 


exportation of Salt; Bill presented ; 103. Second reading put off for six months, 144. 
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Saltpetre :—See supra, 5228. 
Servants :—See supra, 5195-6.’ 5207-5209. 
Silk :—ee supra, 5228. 5328. 
Situff :—See supra, 5327-8. 5330. 5334-5- 5349, 5350. infra, 5444. 5447. 5451- 
Spirits : 

5405. For repealing the Duty on Spirits distilled in Ireland from sugar and granting other duties in lieu thereof ; Ordered, rv1. 265. Presented, 
273. Instruction for allowing a drawback on the exportation of Spirits made from sugar in Ireland, 325. Another instruction for 
charging an additional countervailing duty on Spirits distilled from wash made from sugar in Ireland and imported into England, 340. 
‘Agreed to by the Lords with Amendments, 443. Amendments not considered. 

5406. To amend Act 45 Geo. III. respecting the collection of the Duties on Spirituous Liquors distilled ‘in Ireland ; Ordered, Lx1. 286. Pre- 
sented, 304. R. A. 380. 

5407. For granting additional Duties on Foreign Brandy, Spirits, Aqua Vite or Strong Waters, (other than Rum, Spirits or Aqua Vite, of the 
produce of the British Colonies or Plantations in America) imported into Great Britain, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxi1. 145.: Presented, 161. 
R. A. 246. 

5408. For granting certain Duties on worts or wash made from sugar during the prohibition of distillation from corn or grain ; Ordered, Lx111. 
427. Presented; printed; 430. Instruction respecting the granting certain Duties of Excise on Spirits distilled from corn or 
grain or from sugar in Ireland imported into Great Britain, 452. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, 478. Lords 
Amendment considered and agreed to; notice taken that an alteration had been improperly made in the ingrossed copy of the Bill ; 
House resolves to take into consideration, early in the next session of Parliament, the circumstances relating thereto; 478. R.A. 481. 
Entry in Journal read ; Select Committee appointed to inquire into circumstances respecting alteration in Bill improperly ae ; 
LXIV. 14. See Committees, 1'7'7'7. 


5409. To grant countervailing Duties on Spirits imported into Ireland from Scotland; Ordered, tx111. 452. Presented, 453- R. A. 475. 
5410. For granting certain Duties on Spirits distilled in Ireland; Ordered, tx1v. 347. Presented, 365. R. 4. 398. 


5411. For granting additional Duties of Excise on wash and other liquors used in the distillation of Spirits; Ordered, Lxv1. 324. Presented, 
334. Instruction for charging Duties on worts or wash made in the Highland District in Scotland, and upon Spirits distilled in Ireland 
and imported into Great Britain, 349. Rk. A. 409. 


6412. For granting certain Duties on Spirits distilled in Ireland; Ordered, txvi1e 252. Presented, 256. R. A. 351. 


5413, To grant an additional Duty of Excise on Spirits made from ‘corn or grain in Ireland; Ordered, txviit. 564. - Presented, 569. 
R. A. 643. 


5414. For granting an additional Duty of Excise on Spirits distilled from corn or grain in Ireland; Ordered, Lxx. 404. Presented, 410. 
Instruction respecting the granting certain other Duties on Spirits, 419. R.A. 464. 


See supra, 5217. 5228. 5332. 5335+ 5352-5356. 
Stage Coaches :—See infra, 5432. 


Stamps : . 
5415. For granting additional Stamp Duties on bills of exchange, promissory notes, deeds, &amp;e.; “Ordered, LVI. “m1. Presented, 75. Instruction 
for a further allowance of discount on the duties upon newspapers, 78. Biull read Third time, and dees, proceeding - upon Third 
reading adjourned, 158. Resumed, and Bill passed, 176. R.A. 219. 


5416. For granting additional Stamp Duties on cards, dice, probates of wills, indentures or other deeds, and on ale licences; Ordered, v1. 452. 
Presented, 462. Instruction to amend the several. laws relating to Duties on stamped vellum, parchment - and paper, 528, Bill 
re-committed, 586. R. a. 664. 


6417. For granting additional Stamp Duties in Ireland on bonds, bills of exchange and promissory notes, and on certain insurances; Ordered, 
LVI. 411. Presented, 484. Re-committed, 512. Instruction for the relief of holders of Kerry bonds, 528. rR. a. 598. 


5418. To repeal the Duties on Stamps in Great Britain and grant new and additional Duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, L1x. 383. Presented, 
388. ‘Instruction for charging certain Duties on Stamps in Scotland and on medicines in Great Britain, 403. Motion fur an 
‘Instruction to divide the Bill into two, negatived, 409. R. A. 441. 


5419. For granting certain Duties thereon in Ireland ; Ordered, 11x. 360. Presented, 364. R. A. 400. 
6420. For granting certain Stamp Duties in Ireland; Ordered, Lx. 142. Presented, 145. R.A. 165. 


5421. For granting Duties on Stamps in Ireland; Ordered, Lx. 255. Instruction for indemnifying persons who have acted as notaries public 
without being duly licensed:in Ireland ; Bill presented ; 258. Instruction for charging other Duties on Stamps, 289. R. a. 430. 


6422. For granting certain Stamp Duties on appraisements, &amp;c.; Ordered, 1x1. 188. Presented, 220. R. A. 275. 

5423. To repeal the Duties on Stamps, and to grant others in lieu thereof, in Ireland; Ordered, Lx1. 286. Presented, 304. Instruction for 
charging certain Duties on vellum, &amp;c.in Ireland, 329. R. a. 402. 

6424, To repeal the Duties on Stamps in Ireland, and to grant new and additional Duties in lieu thereof ; Ordered, Lx11. 244. Presented, 273. 
R. A. 364. s 

5425. To repeal certain Excise and Stamp Duties in Ireland, and to grant other Duties in lieu thereof; Ordered ; Instruction for the better 
regulation of the Stamp Duties; Lx11.711. Bill presented, 718. R. a. 804. 

5426. For repealing the Stamp Duties, and granting others in lieu thereof; Ordered, tx111.262. Presented ;.printed ; 349. . Instruction for 
granting certain other Stamp Duties, 399. R. a. 478. 

5427. To repeal certain Duties of Excise in Ireland, and to grant certain Stamp Duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, rx111.284. Presented, 289. 
R. A. 372. 

5428. To repeal certain Duties thereon, and to grant other Duties in lieu thereof, in Ireland; Ordered, Lxv. 442. Presented, 443. R.A. 400 

5429. For granting certain Stamp Duties in Ireland, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lx1x. 439. Presented, 447. R. a. 496. 


5430. For granting certain Duties on Stamps; Ordered, Lxx. 349. Instruction respecting Stamps on law proceedings and : advertisements, 
372- Instruction respecting Stamps on Bills of Exchange; Bill presented; printed; 387. ee wn to divide the Bill into two 
Bills, 417. Bill considered, and Report that the Committee had divided it into two , 417. See infra, 5431, 5432. 


5431. For répealing the Stamp Duties on law proceedings, and for granting other Duties; Considered ; reported; printed ; Lxx, 417. Bill 
re-committed, 436. Again re-committed with respect to certain parts, 443. R. a. 468. 


5432. - For repealing the Stamp Duties on advertisements, &amp;c. and on ‘stage coaches, and granting new Duties in lieu thereof ; Considered ;. 
reported ; printed; Lxx. 417. R. a. 468. 

5433. To repeal the Stamp Duties in Ireland, and to grant new Duties; Ordered, uxx. 328. Presented, 334. R.A. 388. 

5434. To repeal the several Acts for the collection and management of the Stamp Duties in Ireland, and to make more effectual regulations ; 
Ordered, uxx. 928. Presented, 334. R. A. 388. 

5435 

5436. 


To eee the collection and management of the Stamp Duties on law proceedings, &amp;c. in Ireland ; ‘Ordered, LxXx, 328. Presented, 
338. R. a. 388... ; 


To ;provide for the collection and management of Stamp Duties payable on Bills of Exehense &amp;c. in Ireland ; Ordered, Lxx. 328. 
resented, 338. R.A. 415. “ 
5437. To 


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Il]. Bills of Supply, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 
(1.)—Bells of Supply—continued. 


Stam ps—continued. 


5437. To regulate the collection of the Stamp Duties on matters on which licences may be granted by the Commissioners of Stamps in Ireland ; 
Ordered, Lxx. 328. Presented, 344. R. A. 415. , 


5438. To repeal the several Stamp Duties in Ireland, and Acts for regulating the same, and to grant other Duties; Ordered, Lxx1. 331. 
Presented, 353- R- A. 489. 


5439. To ge 4 the collection and management of the Stamp Duties on pamphlets, &amp;c. in Ireland ; Ordered; presented; Lxx. 338. 
R. A. 388. 


See supra, 5145. 
5440. Stone Bottles :—For granting certain Duties on Stone Bottles; Ordered, txvi1. 502. Presented, 506. Rk, A. 542. 
Stuffs :—See supra, 5394. 


5441. Sugar :—For further continuing certain drawbacks on the exportation of Sugar from Great Britain; Ordered, Lxx.105. Bill pre- 
sented, 123. Committed, 158. 


See supra, 5224. 5228. 5233-4. 5349, 5350. 5385-6. 5405. 5408. infra, 5442. 
Sussex, Duke of :—See supra, 5401. 


Sweets :-— See supra, 5328. 5330. 
Tea: 


5442. For repealing certain Duties on Tea in Ireland, and granting Duties on Tea, Sugar, and Coals imported into Ireland ; Ordered, 1 v1. 265. 
Presented, 273. R. A. 333. f 


5443. For granting additional Duties of Excise on Tea; Ordered, Lx1. 188. Presented, 194. Instruction respecting certain Duties on Tea, 
217. R. Ae 275. 


See supra, §234- 5335- 5384. 


Timber :—See supra, 5224. 


Tobacco : 
5444. For granting additional Duties of Excise on Tobacco and Snuff; Ordered, Lx1.188. Presented, 194. R. A. 275. 
5445. To grant additional Duties of Excise on Tobacco manufactured in Ireland ; Ordered, Lxv1.357. Presented, 360. Rk. a. 409. 
5446. For granting certain Duties of Excise on Tobacco manufactured in Ireland ; Ordered, Lxvi1. 252. Presented, 256. Lords Amend- 
ments agreed to, 349. R.A. 383. 


5447. ‘For granting additional Duties of Excise in Great Britain on Tobacco and Snuff; Ordered, rxvit1. 370. Presented, 376. Instruction 
for granting certain Duties of Excise on French wines, 380. R.A. 416. 
5448. For granting certain Duties of Excise in Ireland on Tobacco; Ordered, Lxv111.493- Presented, 506. R.A. 542. 


5449. To repeal the Duties of Customs payable on the importation of Tobacco and to grant other Duties ; Ordered, Lxx. 105. Presented, 124. 
R. A. 184. 


5450. To grant a Duty of Customs on Tobacco imported into Ireland; Ordered, rxx.185. Presented, 188, R.A. 265. 


5451. To grant an additional Duty of Excise on Tobacco in Ireland; Ordered, xx. 185. Presented, 188. Instruction for charging a Duty 
on Rappee Snuff imported into Ireland, 196. R. a. 265.! 


5452. To grant an additional Duty of Excise on Tobacco in Ireland ; Ordered, Lxxtv. 523. Presented, 544. R. A. 620, 
See supra, 5238. 5327. 5330. 5334-5- 5349, 5350. 5385-6. 


Tonnage :—See supra, 5225. 


5453. Townleian Collection :—To vest the ‘Townleian Collection of Ancient Sculptures in the Trustees of the British Museum ; 
Ordered, Lx. 414. Presented, 419. R.A. 498. 


Transfer of Grants :—See supra, 5192. 


Treasury Bills (for Ireland) : 
5454. For raising £.1,000,000. Irish Currency, by Treasury Bills, for 1803 ; Ordered, rv111. 583. Presented, 587. Rr. a. 636. 
5455. For raising £.800,000. Irish Currency, by Treasury Bills, for 1804; Ordered, 11x. 403. Presented, 407. 
5456. For raising £.500,000. by Treasury Bills, for 1806; Ordered, yx. 286. Presented, 291. R.A. 332. 
5457. ‘For raising £.1,000,000. by Treasury Bills, for 1807; Ordered, rx11. 83. Presented, 86. R.A. 140. 
5458. For raising £.500,000. by Treasury Bills, for 1807 ; Ordered, tx11. 816. Presented, 821. R. a. 847. 
5459. For raising £.500,000. by Treasury Bills, for 1808 ; Ordered, rx111. 444. Presented, 445. R.A. 475. 
5460. For raising £.500,000. by Treasury Bills, for 1809; Ordered, Lx1v. 347. Presented, 351. Rk. a. 398. 


R. A. 441. 


5461. For raising a certain Sum by Treasury Bills, for 1810; Ordered, xv. 442. Presented, 457. R.A. 505. 
5462. For raising £. 1,000,000. by Treasury Bills, for 1811 ; Ordered, Lxvi.114: Presented, 117. R.A. 155. 
5463. For raising £. 200,000. by Treasury Bills, for 1811; Ordered, txv1. 408. Presented, 414. R.A. 452. 
5464, For raising £.500,c00. by Treasury Bills, for 1812; Ordered, txvi1. 461. Presented, 463. rR. a. 516. 
5465. For raising £. 1,216,666. 13. 4. Irish Currency, by Treasury Bills, for 1812; Ordered, txvi1.472. Presented, 489. n. a, 516. 
5466. For raising £. 330,000. by Treasury Bills, for 1813 ; Ordered, txvitt. 564. Presented 569. x. a. 630. 
5467. For raising £. 1,716,666. 13. 4. Irish Currency, by Treasury Bills, for 1814; Ordered, rxtx. 332. Presented, 335. R. A, 367. 
5468. For raising £, 2,323,750. Irish Currency, by Treasury Bills, for 1815; Ordered, rxx.205. Presented, 207. R. a. 265. 
5469. For raising £. 2,470,000. Irish Currency, by Treasury Bills, for 1816 ; Ordered, rx x1. 331. Presented, 341. R. a. 384. 
5470. For raising £. 1,700,000, British Currency, by Treasury Bills, for 1816; Ordered, uxx1. 331. Presented, 341. xR. a. 384. 
5471. For raising £. 1,200,000. Irish Currency, by Treasury Bills, for 1816; Ordered, Lxx1.410. Presented, 415. R. A. 489. 
5472. For raising £. 3,600,000. Irish Currency, by Treasury Bills, for 1817 ; Ordered, Lxx11. 401. Presented, 408. R. a, 473- 
5473. For raising £.800,000. by Treasury Bills, for 1818; Ordered, Lxx111.381. Presented, 386. R. a. 417. 
5474. For raising £. 2,000,000. by Treasury Bills, for 1819; Ordered, Lxx1v. 591. Presented, 596. R. a. 630. 
5475. For raising £.1,500,000. by Treasury Bills, for 1820 ; Ordered, Lxxv. 362. Presented, 365. mR. a, 455. 
See supra, 5154. 5158. 5173- | 


Unclaimed Dividends :—See supra, 5212. 5214. 


Vellum: 
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III. Bills of Supply, and Proceedings. thereon—continued. 
(1.)—Bills of Supply—continued. 
Vellum :—See supra, 5416. 5423. 


Votes of Credit : 
5476. For raising £.2,000,000. for the uses and purposes therein mentioned; Ordered, ivi. 568. Presented, 578. R. a. 640. 


5477. For raising £.2,000,000. for the uses and purposes therein mentioned; Ordered, iv111. 633. Presented, 640. n. a. 689. 
5478. For raising £. 2,500,000. for the uses and purposes therein mentioned; Ordered, L1x. 403. Presented, 409. B.A. 430: 


5479. For raising £. Sees: for the service of Great Britain; Ordered, rx11. 816. Presented, 821. .a,847. For Ireland, see 
supra, 5458. 
5480. For raising £. 3,000,000. for the service of Great Britain; Ordered, tx1v. 369. Presented, 375. R.A. 404. 


5481. For raising £. 3,000,000. for the service of Great Britain; Ordered, uxv. 452. Presented, 461. R.A. 505. 


5482. For raising £.3,000,000. for the service of Great Britain; Ordered, txv1. 408. Presented, 414. R.A. 452. 
See Votes of Credit. 


War Duties : 
5483. For charging certain sums upon the War Taxes; Ordered, Lx1v. 314. Presented, 336. R. a. 398. 


5484. For charging £.7,500,000. upon the War Duties; Ordered, txv1.357. Presented, 367. R. A. 409. 
See supra, 5186. 5244. 
Weedon Beck :—See supra, 5378. 


5485. Wellington, Duke of :—For granting a sum of money for purchasing an estate for the Marquis of Wellington ; Ordered, uxvirt. 
40. Presented, 44. Motion for Instruction, that if the title, by failure of heirs male, shall become extinct, the estate shall Le secured 
to the female descendants of the Marquis; the Regent’s consent signified; Motion agreed to, and Instruction accordingly ; 61. 
R. A. 105. ——=—— To amend the above Act ; Ordered, Lxv111.628. Presented, 629. R. a. 658. For granting an additional 
sum of money for providing asuitable residence for the Duke of Wellington ; Ordered, Lxx. 428. Presented, 436. Rr. a. 468. 


Wills : —See supra, 5416. 
Windows :—See supra, 5195. 5208. 
Wine: 


5486. For granting additional Duties of Excise on Wine imported into Great Britain; Ordered, L1x.251. Presented, 259. R. a. 279. 


5487. For carrying to the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain the duties on Wine granted by Acts 43 and 44 Geo. III.; Ordered, tx1. 188. 
Presented, 244. R. A. 275. 4 


See supra, 5228. 5328-9. 
Woolwich :—See supra, 5379, 5380. 





Worts and Wash :—See supra, 5405. 5408. 5411. 


(2.)\—JInstructions to Gentlemen appointed to prepare, and bring in, Bills of 
Supply : 


5488. Appropriations :—For granting certain sums out of the Consolidated Fund, and for applying certain monies therein mentioned ; 
Instructions respecting the application of certain other sums; Lv1. 569.—Lv11. 577, 609.—Lvit1. 633, 658.—1L1x. 404.—Lx. 415. 
—LXII. 807.—LXIII. 399.—LXIV. 386.—LXV. 447.—LXVII. §20.—LXVIII. 615.—LXIX. 445, 475.—LXX. 404, 419, 428, 434. 
—LXXI. 479, 480.—Lxx111. 362.—LxxIv. 576. 


5489. Assessed Taxes :—For granting additional duties on windows and houses; “ For consolidating the duties on houses, windows, 
servants, carriages, horses and dogs, with the duties now payable thereon respectively ;” Lv11. 308, ~«—— For granting an additional 
duty on Assessed Taxes; “ Respecting allowances for children ;” Lx1. 397. 


5490. Beer :—For granting additional duties on Beer, Malt, Hops, &amp;c.; “ For preventing frauds and abuses in the Revenue of Excise on Beer, 
Ale and Malt ;” tvir. 308. 


5491. Civil List :—For the better support of His Majesty's Household; “'To make provision for the better regulation of payments out of the 
Civil List Revenues, and for laying accounts of the state of the Civil List Revenues before Parliament ;” 11x. 383. 


5492. Customs :—For granting certain duties on the importation and exportation of goods, wares and merchandize in Ireland ; “To make 
provision relative to the Duties of Excise in Ireland on wine, spirits and beer, &amp;c. ;” LV1II. 542. ——— For making perpetual certain 
temporary or war Duties of Customs; “ For repealing so much of Acts as charges any loans made for the services of 1807, 1809 and 
1811 upon the Duties of Customs and Excise ;” Lx x1. 248. 


5493. Debt, National :—To provide for the charge of the addition of the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain; “For appropriating the 
permanent Duties of Customs, Excise and Postage granted in sessions 1814 and 1815 to the payment of the charges on stock ;” 
LXX. 443- 


5494. Excise:—Bill for granting additional Daties of Excise in Great Britain on foreign wines, &amp;c.; “To make provision for charging 
certain Duties on made‘wines and snuffs ;” Lx x. 109. 


5495. F oundling Hospital in Dublin:—For defraying the charge of the Foundling Hospital in Dublin ; “ To make provision for 
amending Act of the Parliament of Ireland for the better management, support and maintenance of the Foundling Hospital in 
Dublin ;” tv1. 386. 


5496. Highland Improvements :—For granting £.20,000. to be applied towards making Roads and building Bridges in the High- 
lands of Scotland ; “ For enabling the proprietors of land in Scotland to charge their estates with a proportion of the expense of 
making Roads and Bridges ;” Lviit. 520. For granting £. 20,000. towards defraying the expense of an Inland Navigation 
in Scotland; Instruction for taking the necessary steps towards executing the said Navigation ; Lv111. 589. 





6497. Income :—For repealiag the duties on Income ; “ To make provision for the effectual collection of arrears of the duties on Income ;” 
LVII. 322. 


5498. Lotteries :—For granting a sum to be raised by Lotteries for 1806; Instruction respecting the duty on Lottery Office Licences ; 
LXI. 493. 


5499. Militia &gt;—For defraying the charge of the pay and clothing of the Militia of Great Britain; “ For defraying the charge of the 
Local Militia ;” uxrv. 352.—Lxvi. 401.—LXVII. 470.—LXVIII. 571. = For defraying the charge of the pay of the Militia of 
Ireland for one year; “ For holding Courts Martial on Adjutants, &amp;c. ;” Lv11. 611. 


5500. Salt : 





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III. Bills of Supply, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


(2.)—AInstructions to Gentlemen appointed to prepare, and bring in, Bills—continued. 


6600. Salt :—For granting additional duties on Salt exported; “ For altering the condition of bonds given on the exportation of Salt ;” 
LXIII. 103. 


5501. Stamps :—For granting duties on Stamps in Ireland; “ To make provision for indemnifying persons who have acted as Notaries 
Public without being duly licensed in Ireland ;” Lx. 258.—«—— Fer repealing duties of Excise and Stamps in Ireland, and to 
grant other duties in lieu; Instruction to make provision for the better regulation of the Stamp Duties; tx11. '711.——— For 
granting certain duties on Stamps ; Instruction respecting Stamps on law proceedings and advertisements; Lxx. 372. Respecting 
Stamps on bills of exchange, 387. 


(3.)—Instructions to Committees on Bills of Supply : 


5502. Annuities :—For raising the sum of £. 28,000,000. for 1801, by Annuities; “To make provision for granting an additional Annuity to the 
subscribers ;” tv1.78. For raising £.14,600,000. for 1809, by Annuities ; “ To make provision for advancing £. 600,000. to the 
Prince Regent of Portugal ;” Lx1v. 336. For raising a further sum of money by debentures for the service of Great Britain, for 
1813, and for granting Annuities to satisfy certain Exchequer Bills ; Instruction to make provision “ For amending Act of same session, 
c. 41. for granting Annuities to satisfy certain Exchequer Bills, and for raising a sum of money by debentures for the service of Great 
Britain ;” Lxvi11. 479. —«=— For granting Annuities to satisfy certain Exchequer Bills ; “To make provision respecting interest 
on Exchequer Bills to be funded ;” vit. 56. For granting Annuities to satisfy certain Exchequer Bills; “ To make provision 
for allowing interest on debentures ;” Lxvur. 386. 











5503. Appropriations :~—For granting certain sums out of the Consolidated Fund and for applying certain monies therein mentioned ; 
Instructions to receive Clauses of Appropriation ; Lv1. §96.—Lvi1. 632.—Lvuitt. 676.—LIx. 419.—LxX. 456.—LXI. 549.—LXII. 
821.—Lx111. 468.—LXIV. 395.— LXV. 473-—LXVI. 422.—LXVII. 525.—LX VIII. 627.—LXIX. 491.—LXX. 450.—LXXI. 503.— 
LXXII. 447.—LXXIII. 390.—LXxIv. 606.—LXXV. 432. To receive Clauses of Credit; tv1. 596.—LXXII. 447.—LX XIII. 
390. To receive a Clause for making forth Duplicates of Treasury Bills or Debentures issued from His Majesty's Treasury in 
Ireland which had been stolen, lost, burnt, or destroyed; Lv1. 596. To make provision for the Application of certain other 
sums ; LXV. 473.—-LXXIII. 381.—LXXIV. §91. 











6504. Assessed Taxes :—For granting additional Duties on Horses, “ To divide the Bill into two if they think fit,” “ For charging an 
additional Duty on Horses ;” ux. 89. For granting an additional Duty on Assessed Taxes and making Allowances for 
Children, “‘'To divide the Bill into two Bills if they think fit ;” Lx1. 422. 





5505. Bank of England :—To authorize the advancing for the public service a proportion of the Balance remaining in the Bank of 


England for the payment of Dividends ; “'To make provision for advancing a part of the Balance of unclaimed Dividends and Lottery 
Prizes ;” LX XI. 449. 


5506. Customs :—For granting certain Duties on timber, sugar, raisins and pepper imported and on pepper and lead exported, “ To make 

provision for charging a Duty on pepper which shall have been warehoused in Great Britain and exported from thence ;” Lv1. 78. 
For granting certain Duties on the importation and exportation of goods, wares and merchandize in Ireland, “To make pro- 
vision relative to the Duties on saltpetre ;” Lv1i1. 567. “To make provision relative to Countervailing Duties on malt, silk and 
refined sugar ;” 577. For granting additional Duties on goods, wares and merchandize, “'To make provision respecting 
a further additional Duty and Drawback on sugar imported and exported by the East India Company ;” Lx1. 223. To continue 
and amend several Acts for granting certain Duties of Customs in Ireland, “To make provision for charging certain Countervailing 
Duties on cordage and tobacco ;” LxvI. 370. For continuing several Acts for granting certain Duties and allowing Draw- 
backs and Bounties on goods imported into and exported from Ireland, &amp;c. “To make provision for charging certain other Duties of 
Customs on goods in Ireland; tx1x. 366. 














5507. Exchequer Bills :—For raising the sum of £. 2,500,000. by, for 1805, “ To receive a Clause for indemnifying the Governor and 
Company of the Bank of England for having advanced money for the public service on the credit of Exchequer Bills ;” Lx. 435. 


5508. Excise :—For granting additional Duties of Excise in Great Britain on glass, hides, tobacco and snuff; “ ‘To make provision respecting 
certain other Countervailing Duties on glass, leather, tobacco and snuff, and drawbacks on glass;” LXxvilI. 472. For 
granting additional Duties of Excise in Great Britian on Foreign wines, sweets, tobacco, snuff and Excise Licences; “'To make 


provision for charging certain Duties on Licences for selling beer and on painters of silk ;” Lxx.132. Intructions to divide the Bill 
into two Bills, 162. 





5509. Iron :—For granting additional Duties of Customs on iron; “ To make provision for granting certain other Duties on iron ;” Lxr. 269. 
“To make provision respecting certain Duties on iron being suspended ;” 281. ‘“ ‘To make provision respecting Countervailing Duties 
on iron ;” 281. 


Loans :—See supra, 5502. 


5510. Lotteries :—For granting a sum to be raised by Lotteries, for 1802; “ To make provision relative to the Duties on Licences to 
Lottery Office Keepers ;” tv11. 462. —&lt;——. For granting a sum to be raised by Lotteries, for 1812; “ ‘To make provision for 
exempting Contractors for Lotteries from being jointly chargeable with the property duty on the profits arising from their contracts ;” 
LXVIL 503. 


6511. Malt :—For continuing certain Duties upon Malt, Mum, Cyder and Perry; “To receive Clauses of Credit and Clauses to make good 
Deficiences of former years;” Lv11. 30.—LVI11. 76.—LIX. 37.—LX. 26.—LXxI. 27.—L X11. 49, 64. To receive a Clause removing 
doubts respecting certain Exchequer Bills; ux1i. 49. For continuing certain Duties on Malt, Sugar, Tobacco and Snuff in 
Great Britain, and on Pensions and Offices in England ; “ To receive a Clause for admitting voluntary contributions ;” Lxx1. 81. 








6512. Militia :—To revive and continue Act for granting Allowances to Adjutants, Serjeant-Majors and Serjeants of Militia disembodied ; 
Instruction empowering the Committee to amend the said Act; LVI. 391. 


5513. Orders in Council :—For more effectually carrying into execution certain Orders in Council made for the protection of the 
“ Trade of the United Kingdom ; “ To divide the Bill into two ;” Lx111. go. 


5514. Paper :—For granting certain additional Duties on Paper imported, or Printed Stufis imported from Ireland, and on Tea imported; 
“ To turn the Bill into two Bills ;” tv1. 96. 


5515. Pensions, Offices, &amp;c. :—For continuing and granting a Duty on Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates, &amp;c. ; To receive Clauses 
of Credit and Clauses to make good Deficiencies of former years, LVII. 30.—LvIII.'76.—LIX. 37.—LX. 26.—LXI. 27.—LXI1. §0. 
———To receive a Clause to exonerate the Town of Newcastle from a certain Duty on Coals; 11x. 37. 


5516. Property :—Bill for granting Duties on Property and Offices, and Bill for granting Duties on personal Property, Professions, &amp;c. ; 
“ To alter and make the said Bills into one Bill ;” tv1i1. 568. To revive the Duties on the profits arising from Property, &amp;c. ; 
“ To amend Act so far as relates to the Oath to be téken by the Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes for Secrecy ;” “ To make 
provision that the Assessment made for the year ending 5 April 1815, shall be the basis of all Assessments ;” Lxx. 264. 


5517. Royal 





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(3.)—Instructions to Committees on Bells of Supply—continued. 


5617. Royal Family :—To enable His Majesty to settle Annuities on’certain branches of the Royal Family; “'To.make provision for 
granting a yearly Sum of £.5,000. out of the Consolidated Fund for the Princess Sophia of Gloucester ;” Lx1. 533. ; 


5518. Spirits :—For repealing the Duty on Spirits distilled in Ireland from Sugar, and granting other Duties in lieu thereof; To make 
provision for allowing a Drawback on the exportation of Spirits made from Sugar in Ireland; tv1.325. To make provision for 
charging an additional Countervailing Duty on Spirits distilled from. Wash made from Sugar in Ireland and imported into 
England, 340. For granting additional Duties of Excise on Wash and other Liquors used in the Distillation of Spirits ; To 
make provision for charging Duties on Worts or Wash made in the Highland District in Scotland, and upon Spirits distilled in Ireland 
and imported into Great Britain ; Lxv1. 349. For granting an additional Duty of Excise on Spirits in Ireland, &amp;c. ; To make 
provision fur charging certain other Duties on Spirits ; Lx x. 419. 








5519. Stamps :—For granting additional Stamp Duties on Bills of Exchange, Promissory Notes, Deeds, &amp;c. ; “ To make provision for a further 
allowance of Discount on the Duties upon Newspapers ;” Lv1. 78.———For granting additional Stamp Duties in Ireland ; “To make 
provision for the relief of holders of Kerry Bonds ;” tv1. 528. For granting additional Stamp Duties on cards, dice, probates 
of wills, &amp;c.; “To make provision to amend the several Laws relating to the Duties on stamped vellum, parchment and paper ;” 
LVI. 528. For repealing the Duties on Stamps in Great Britain and granting new and additional Duties in lieu thereof; “ To 
make provision for charging certain Duties on Stamps in Scotland, and on Medicines in Great Britain ;” L1x.403.———F or granting 
Duties on Stamps in Ireland ; “'To make provision for charging certain other Duties on Stamps ;” Lx.'289. To repeal the Duties 
on Stamps and grant others in lieu thereof in Ireland ; ‘‘ To make provision for charging certain Duties on vellum, &amp;c. in Ireland ;” 
LXI. 329. lor repealing the Stamp Duties on deeds, law proceedings, &amp;c. and for granting new Duties in lieu thereof; “To 


make provision for granting certain other Stamp Duties ;” Lx111. 399————For granting certain Duties on Stamps ; “ To divide the 
Bill into two Bills ;” 1x x. 417. 














9520. Tea :—For granting additional Duties of Excise on Tea; “To make provision respecting certain duties on Tea ;” Lx1. 217. 


5521. Tobacco :—For granting additional Duties of Excise in Great Britain, on Tobacco and Snuff; “ To make provision for charging certain 
Duties of Excise on French Wine imported, and allowing Drawback on ditto exported ;” LxvI1I. 380. To grant an additional 
Duty of Excise on Tobacco in Ireland ; “ ‘To make provision for charging a Duty on Rappee Snuff imported into Ireland ;” Lx x. 196. 





(4).—Clauses added upon the Report, and further consideration of the Report 
of Bills of Supply : 


6622. Annuities :—For raising the sum of £.14,500,000. by Annuities, for 1804; “‘ Declaring that the Dividends on the Loan shall be 
exempted from the Duty on Property ;” Or the Report, tx. 264.———For raising the sum of £. 3,000,000. by the transfer of 
certain Annuities, for 1818 ; Several Clauses on the Report, Lx x111. 304. 


5523. Assessed Taxes :—For granting additional Duties on servants, carriages, horses, mules, and dogs ; “ For exempting hackney coach 
horses ; on the Report; Lv11. 350. For granting certain allowances to children out of the Assessed Taxes ; “ Directing 
a separate account to be kept of the allowances under the Act ;” On further consideration of Report, Lx1. 478. 





5524. Beer :—For granting additional Duties on Beer, Malt, Hops, &amp;c.; “ For extending the time for allowing certain drawbacks therein 
mentioned ;” On the Report, Lv11. 350. 


5525. Customs :—For granting certain Duties on goods imported or exported, and on tonnage of ships and vessels; “‘ For exempting 
vessels employed in the British Fisheries from tonnage duties ;” On the Report, Lv11. 383. ———— For granting additional Duties 
on goods, wares and merchandize; “ Allowing the Act to be repealed or altered in the present Session; On the Report, Lx1. 245. 
———To continue and amend several Acts for granting certain Duties of Customsin Ireland; On the Report, Lxvi. 375. 


5526. Exchequer Bills : —For raising the sum of £. 10,500,000. by Exchequer Bills for 1807; On Report, rx11. 62. 


5527. Highland Improvements :—For granting £. 20,000. to be applied towards making roads and building bridges in the Highlands 
of Scotland ; “ For directing the Commissioners to report their proceedings to His Majesty and both Houses of Parliament ;” “That 
vacancies of the Commissioners may be filled up by His Majesty ;” “ For limitation of actions ;” On the Report, Lv1tt. 545- 


5528. Holyhead Roads :—For granting £.20,000. for repairing the roads between London and Holyhead ; On further consideration of 
“Report, LXX. 440. 


5529. Income :—For repealing the Duties on Income; “ For carrying former Acts into execution in districts where the same have not already 
been executed for want of Commissioners ;” ‘‘ For appointing Commissioners in such districts ;’ On the Report, tv11. 368. 


Loans :—See supra, 5522. 


6530. Lotteries :—For granting a sum to be raised by Lotteries, for 1802; “ Empowering the Managers of the Lottery to appoint the 
numbers of tickets in the second and third Lotteries, and the time and place of the drawing of the same ;” another Clause, “ For 
appropriating the money to arise from the duties on licences in Ireland ;” “ For allowing the Act to be altered during this session ;” 
On the Report, vir. 480. 


5531. Militia :—For making allowances in certain cases to Subaltern Officers of the Militia during peace; “ For providing that Militia 
Surgeons, entitled at the passing of the Act to the benefit thereof, shall continue to receive the like allowance notwithstanding they 
cease by any future Act to hold Subalterns’ commissions ;” On the Report, tvit. 461. 


5532. Property :—For granting contribution on certain descriptions of property, and from professions, trades, &amp;c. ; “‘ For allowing abatements 
to be made in cases where persons have more than two children;” On the Report, tv111. 646.————— For granting further 
additional rates and duties on profits arising from property, &amp;c.; ‘ Allowing the premium for insurance in certain cases to be 
deducted ;” ‘* Allowing tenants in Scotland in certain cases to lodge their leases with the nearest justices of the peace or clergymen of 
the parish ;” On further consideration of Report, Lx1. 320. 


5533. Stamps :——To repeal the Duties on Stamps, and grant others in lieu thereof, in Ireland ; “ Relating to the publishers of newspapers 
leaving Ireland ;” On the Report, Lx1. 353. For repealing the Stamp Duties on deeds, law proceedings, &amp;c. and granting 
other Duties in lieu thereof; Several clauses on the Report, Lx x. 454. 





6534. Tobacco :—To grant certain Duties of Excise on Tobacco to be manufactured in Ireland, &amp;c. ; On Report, LX vil. 307- 


(5.)—Clauses added upon the Third Reading of Bills of Supply : 


6535. Annuities :—For raising the sum of £. 28,000,v00. by way of Annuities ; “ For empowering the Lords of the Treasury to transmit 
£. 2,000,000. to Ireland ;” By way of ryder, v1. 90. —=—— For granting Annuities to discharge certain Exchequer Bills; By way 
of ryder, LX x. 280, 


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III. Bills of Supply, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 
(5.)—Clauses added upon the Third Reading of Bills.of Supply—continued. 


6536. Assessed Taxes :—For granting certain additional Duties on horses; “ For exempting from Duty horses kept for the purpose 
of husbandry by persons holding farms under a certain value ;” Lvi. 175.———— For granting new and certain additional Duties 
of Assessed Taxes; LXVII. 491. ——— For granting certain increased Rates, Duties, and Taxes in Ireland in respect of windows, 
male servants, &amp;c.; LXX. 303. 


5537. Customs :—To continue and amend several Acts for granting certain Duties of Customs in Ireland; uxv1, 384. 
5538. East India Company :—For advancing £. 2,500,000. to enable them to pay off the Indian Debt; Lxvit. 514. 


5539. Excise :—For granting several additional Duties of Excise in Great Britain; “ For regulating the drawback on glass ware exported to 
Ireland ;” “ For subjecting the manufactures of glass ware to the Excise Laws ;” “ For allowing the Act to be varied, altered or 
repealed in the present session ;” Lx. 185. For granting certain additional Duties of Excise in Great Britain on sweets, tobacco, 
snuff and Excise Licences ; Lxx. 170. For granting certain additional Duties of Excise on tea, coffee and cocoa-nuts, tobacco 
and snuff, pepper, malt, and British Spirits; Lxxiv.557. ‘* For imposing a penalty on distillers secreting wash;” After being 
committed, 577. 


5540. Holyhead Roads :—For granting £. 20,000. for repairing the Road; Several Clauses; Lx x. 449. 








5541. Lotteries :—For granting a sum to be raised by Lotteries; “‘ Directing that part of the sum to be raised shall be remitted to the 
Exchequer of Ireland;” 1Lx1. 550: 


5542. Malt :——For continuing certain Duties on Malt, Sugar, Tobacco and Snuff; txiv. 50. 


5543. Postage :——For granting certain additional Rates and Duties on the conveyance of Letters; “ For reducing the Duty on Newspapers 
sent by the Two-penny Post;” Lx. 113. 


3644, Property :—For granting contributions on certain descriptions of Property, and from Professions, Trades, &amp;c.; “ For providing 
that, in cases of disputes respecting the valuation of Property, the Commissioners may direct a survey ;” “ To prevent Surveyors 
making vexatious surcharges,” after being committed to a Committee of the Whole House; “ That in cases where Referees are 
appointed, if the Commissioners do not receive a certificate from the Cashier of the Bank, they shall proceed as in cases in which 
Referees have not been appointed; tv111. 664.- For granting further additional Rates and Duties on Profits arising from 
Property, &amp;c.; “ For exempting Commissioners from serving on parish offices and on juries ;” “ Directing that the assessment to be 
made under the Act shall not be suspended in districts where the assessments under former Acts have not been completed ;” “ T 
facilitate the making of assessments under former Acts ;” LXI. 353. ‘ - 





5546. Salt :—For granting additional Duties on Salt in Great Britain ; “ For exempting Salt used in fisheries from the duty ;” Lx. 134. 


5546. Stamps :—To repeal the Duties on Stamps in Great Britain, and grant new and additional Duties in lieu thereof; “ For exempting 
Commissioners to officers of volunteer corps from the payment of duty ;” 11x. 425.—&lt;——For repealing: the Stamp Duties on 
advertisements, &amp;c. and granting new Duties in lieu thereof; Lxx. 459. ———— For repealing the Stamp Duties on law proceedings, 
&amp;c. and granting other Duties; Lx x. 459. é 


5547. Tea :—For granting additional Duties of Excise on Tea; “ Allowing the Act to be altered or repealed in the present session ;” 
LXI. 243. ‘ 


IV. Incidental Proceedings : 
(1.)—Relative to the Committee of Supply : 


5548. The Royal Speech at the opening of the Session ordered to be taken into consideration on a future day ; 
LVI. 17.—LVII. 7.—LVIII. 19.—LIX. 9.—LX. 7.—LXI. 7.—LXII. 15, 578.—LXII. 16.—LXIV. 7.— 
LXV. 12.—LXVI, 90.—LXVII. 11.—LXVII. 14.—LXIX. 9.—LXX. 8.—LXXI. 9.—LXXII. 17.— 
LXXIII. 9.—LXXIV. 28.—LXXV. 9, 119.—&lt;=—Speech considered ; Motion for a Supply made and 
Resolution, that the House will on a certain day resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House 
to consider of that Motion; LVI. 18.—LVII. 8.—LVIII. 20.—LIX. 10.—LX. 8.—LXI. 11.—LXII. 16, 
592.—LXIII. 24.—LXIV. 11.—LXV. 13.—LXVI. 92.—LXVII. 17.—LX VIII. 15.—LXIX. 9.—LXx. 8. 
—LXXI. 9.—LXXIl. 17.—LXXIII. 13.—LXXIV. 34.+-LXXV. 10, 120.—«—Order of the Da 
for going into the Committee read; Royal speeches referred, and Motion considered; LVI. 22. 
LVII. 8.—LVIIL. 29. —LIX. 10.—-LX. 9.——LXI. 13.— LXII. 18, 598.—L XIII. 27.—LXIV. 17.—LXV. 17. 
—LXVI. 94.—LXVII. 18.—LXVIII. 18.—LXIX. 11.—LxXxX. Q.—LXXI. 12.—LXXII. 22.—L XXIII. 14. 
—LXXIV. 37.—LXXV. 15, 126.—~&lt;m—Report thereon ; and Resolution that the House will on a 
certain day resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House, to consider of the Supply granted to 
His Majesty ; LVI. 27.—LVII. 10.—LVIII. 32.—LIX. 13.—LX. 11.—LXI. 14.—LXII. 18, 605.— 
LXIII. 32.—LXIV. 19.—LXV. 18.—LXVI. 101.—LXVII. 26.—LXVIII. 21.—LXIX, 13.—LXX. g.—- 
LXXI, 14.—LXXII. 25.—LXXIII. 20.—LXXIV. 40.—LXXV. 17, 133. 


5549. ~ Resolutions that the House will on future days resolve itself into a Committee of the whole House to 
consider further of the Supply; LVI. 39.—LVII. 20.—LVIIl. 44.—LIX. 26.—LX. 19.—LXI. 21.— 
LXII. 58.—LXIIL. 44.—LXIV. 29.—LXV. 30.—LXVI. 105.—LXVIIL. 33.—-LXVIII. 99.—LXIX. 27.— 
LXX. 16.—LXXI. 70.—LXXII. 94.—LXXIII. 117.—LXXIV. 125.—LXXV. 68, &amp;c,—&lt;-—Orders, or 
other Orders of the Day for going into the Committee read, or now read,—And other Days appointed; 
LVI. 210.—LVII. 39.—LVIII. 105.—LIX. 56.—LX. 46.—LXI. 30.—LXII. 87.—LXIII. 38.—LXIVv. 
29.—LXV. 37-—LXVI. 112.—LXVII. 107.—LXVIII. 102.—LXIX. 87.—LXX. 77.—LXXI. 73.— 
LXXII. 114.—LXXIII. 79.—LXXIV. 161.—LXXV. 28, &amp;c. And proceeded in; LVI. 428.—LVII. 12, 
—LXII. 204.—LXIII. 181.—LXIV. 321.—LXV. 21.—LXVI. 395.—LXVII. 120.—LXVIII. 306.— 
LXIX. 249. -— LXXI. 148. — LXXII. 167. — LXXIV. 257. — LXXV. 19, &amp;c. Accounts and Papers, 
Estimates, &amp;c. referred and then proceeded in; LVI. 74.—LVII. 24.—LVIII. 74.—LIX. 29.—LX. 61, 
—LXI. 24.—LXII. 149.—LXIII. 125.—LXIV. 78.—LXV. 105.—LXVI. 144. — LXVII. 42.—LXVIII. 
61.—LXIX. 99.—LXX. 27.—LXXI. 190.—LXXII. 162.—LXXIII. 117.—L XXIV. 191.—LXXV. 70, &amp;c. 
Instructions given, and then proceeded in; LXI. 513.—LXIV. 250, 390.—LXVII. 428.—LXVIIIL. 596. 
—LXIX. 382.—LXX. 400.—LXXI. 132, 178. . 


5550. Motion, That the Order of the Day for the House to resolve itself into Committee to consider further of 
the Supply be now read ; Amendment proposed, and not made, to leave out from the word That, in 
order to add the words, ‘“‘ This House will upon this day fortnight take into its consideration the efficient 
duties and fees of the two Tellerships of the Exchequer, held by the Marquis of Buckingham'and Earl 
Camden,” instead thereof; LXVI. 151. ", 

5551, Orders 


GEN. INDEX, LVJ.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) + 11Z 












1010 





SUPPLY —continued. 


V. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


(1.)}—Relative to the Committee of Supply—continued. 


5551. 


5552. 


5554. 


$555. 


5556. 


Orders for going into the Committee on future days read and discharged, and other days appointed ; 
LVI. 78.—LIX. 55.—LX. 271.—LXIX. 132. 


House according to Order, resolves itself into a Committee of the Whole House, to consider of the Supply 


granted to His Majesty ; LVI. 38.—————-LX XV. 19, &amp;c. —&lt;x— To consider further of the Suppy 
granted to His Majesty; LVI. 74.———LXxV. 67, &amp;c. See supra, 2. 


House resolves itself into the Committee twice in one day ; LXXV. 340. Ditto on account of a Message 
from the Lords desiring a present Conference: LXVII. 468-9. 


The Chairman of the Committee Reports from the Committee that they had come to several Resolutions 
which they had directed him to Report ; the House then appoints a day for receiving the Report; the 
Chairman also acquaints the House that he was directed by the Committee to move that they may have 
leave to sit again, and the House appoints a day accordingly; LVI. 39.—LVII. 25.—LVIII. 74.— 
LIX. 29.—LX. 32.—LXI. 24.—LXII. 204.—LXIII. 181.—LXIV. 78.—LXV. 21.—LXVI.144.—LXVII. 
120.—LXVIII. 61.—LXIX. 249.—LXX. 28.—LXXL 148.—LXXII. 162.—LXXIII. 117.—LXXIV. 191. 
—LXXvV. 19, &amp;c. . 


Reports to be received,—Now (dropped Orders) ; LX. 207.—LXVIII. 600.—LXIX. 474. (Pursuant. to 
Order of the day after Amendment proposed and not made); LXVUI. 268.—«~-This day (after sitting 
late); LXJ. 327.—LXII. 803.—LXIV. 241.—LXV. 129.—LXVI. 203.—LXVII. 94.—LXVIII.- 288. 
—LXX. 390.—LXXI. 249.—LXXIV. 196.—LXXV. 76, &amp;c.—&lt;«— On the Morrow; LVI. 39.— 
LVI. 25.— LVIII. 87. — LIX. 29.—LX. 54.—LXI. 20.—LXII. 231.—LXIII. 181.—LXIV. 100.— 
LXV. 52.—LXVI. 97.—LXVII. 42.—LXVIII. 44.—LXIX. 21.—LXX. 1§2.—LXXI. 36.—LXXII. 31.— 
LXXIII. 49.—LXXIV. 242.—LXXV, 70, &amp;c. —«-— On future days; LVI. 312.—LVII. 88.—LVIII. 
230.—LIX. 45.—LX. 61.—LXI. 114.—LXIl. 149.—LXIII. 47.— LXIV. 112.— LXV. 234.—LXVI. 176. 
—LXVII. 87.-—-LXVIII. 185.—LXIX. 124.—LXX. 55.—LXXI. 208.—LXXII. 94.—LXXIII. 232.— 
LXXIV. 191.—LXXvV. 68, &amp;c. 


Orders, or other Orders of the Day for receiving Reports from the Committee of Supply read, or now read, 
—And the Report received; LVII. 268. And other days appointed ; LVII. 13, 37.—LIX. 55.— 
LXI. 499.— LXII. 161.—LXVII. 504.—LXXIV. 562.—LXxXV. 277, &amp;c. 


Reports received from the Committee of Supply ; LVI. 46.—LVII. 15.—LVIII. 45.—LIX. 22. —LX. 15.— 
LXI. 21.—LXII. 49.—LXIII. 38.—LXIV. 24.—LXV. 109.—LXVI. 189.—LXVII. 68.—LXVIII. 32.— 
LXIX. 18.—LXX. 30.—LXXI. 46.—LXXII. 93.—LXXIII. 27.—LXXIV. 64.—LXXxv. 70, &amp;c. For 
the proceedings of the House upon the Resolutions reported, See supra, 4475-4482. 


Reports of Progress, and for leave to sit again; LXVII, 468.—LXXI. 132, 178. 


(2.)\— Relative to the Committee of Ways and Means : 


5559. 


5560. 


5561. 





Resolutions, That the House will, on certain days, resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House,— 
To consider of Ways and Means for raising the Supply granted to His Majesty [immediately after the 
first Report from the Committee of Supply had been received]; LVI. 49. — LVI. 16. — LVI. 45.— 
LIX. 22.—LX. 15,— LXI. 17.—LXII. 25, 628. — LXIII. 38. — LXIV. 25.—LXV. 25.—LXVI. 108.— 
LXVII. 37.—LXVIII. 32.—LXIX. 19.—LXX. 14.—LXXI. 30.—LXXII. 32.— LXXIII. 27.— LXXIV. 64. 
—LXXV. 20, 225, &amp;c.—&lt;«—To consider further of Ways and Means ; LVI. 74.—LVII. 31.—LVIII. 81. 
—LIX. 31.—LX. 28.—LXI. 21.—LXII. 48.—LXIII. 47.——LXIV. 42.—LXV. 37.—LXVI. 162.—LXVII. 
56.—LXVIII. 117.—LXIX. 41.— LXX. 28, — LXXI. 70. — LXXII. 154.—LXXIIL 132.—LXXIV. 107. 
—LXXV. 225, &amp;c. 


Resolution, That the House will immediately resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House to consider 
further of Ways and Means, (a dropped Order) ; LXV1. 264. 


Orders, or other Orders of the day for going into the Committee read, or now read,—And other days 
appointed ; LVI. 210.—LVII. 25.—LVIII. 145.—LIX. 31.—LX. 49.—-LXI. 77.—LXII. 58. —LXIII. 52. 
—LXIV. 42.—LXV. 37.—LXVI. 218.—LXVII. 78.—LXVIII. 117.—LXIX. 194.—LXX. 23.—LXXI. 
58.—LXXII. 42.—LXXIII. 80.—LXXIV. 77.—LXXV. 28, &amp;c. And proceeded in; LVI. 57.— 
LVII. 20.—LVIII. 48.—LIX. 24.—LX. 19.—LXI. 38.—LXII. 81.—LXIII. 395.—-LXIV. 112. —LXV. 
30.—LXVI. 170.—LXVIIJ. 410.—LXVIII. 172.— LXIX. 27.—LXX. 107.—LXXI. 399.—LXKXII. 154.— 
LXXIII. 352.—LXXIV. 480.—LXXV. 296, &amp;c. Accounts and Papers, Estimates, &amp;c. referred, 
and then proceeded in; LVI. 258.—LVII. 31.—LVII. 81.—LIX. 169,—LX. 137.—LXI. 284.—LXII. 
717.—LXIII. 47.—LXIV. 106.—LXV. 83.—LXVI. 246.—-LXVIII. 172.—LXIX. 181.—LXX. 94.— 
LXXI. 403.-——LXXIII. 132, &amp;c. Instructions given, and then proceeded in; LVII. 300.—LX. 137.— 
LXIII. 42. 


Orders for going into the Committee on future days read and discharged, and other days appointed ; LVII. 78. 
§42.—LIX 55.—LX. 271.—LXIX. 133. 


House, according to Order, resolves itself into a Committee of the Whole House,—To consider of Ways 
and Means for raising the Supply granted to His Majesty; LVI. 57—————L XV. 23, &amp;c. To 
consider further of Ways and Means for raising the Supply; LVI. 74.——-———LXXV. 258, &amp;c. 
See supra, 4484.—&lt;-—House resolves itself into the Committee twice in one day; LXXI. 453. 


House resolved itself into the Committee; Mr. Speaker left the Chair, and there being a difference in the 
Committee who should take the Chair, Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair, and Order, That Mr. Lushington 
do take the Chair of the Committee ; LXV. 30. 


The Chairman of the Committee reports from the Committee, that they had come to several Resolutions, which 
they had directed him to report ; the House then appoints a day for receiving the Report ; the — 
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also acquaints the House, that he was directed by the Committee to move that they may have leave te 
sit again, and the House appoints a day accordingly; LVI. 258.—LVII. 300,—LVIII. 81.—-LIX. 
24.—LX. 137.—LXI. 284.—LXII. 81.—LXIII. 395.—LXIV. 106.—LXV. 83.—LXVI. 170.—LXVII. 
410.—LXVIII. 172.— LXIX. 27.—LXX. 94.—LXXI. 403.—LXXil. 154.—LXXIIL. 132,—LXXIV,. 481. 
—LXXV. 258, &amp;c. 


5566. Reports to be received,—Now (dropped Orders); LVI. 97.—LIX. 220.—LXIII. 280.—LXVI. 177.— 


LXXII. 41. —~««— This day, (after sitting late); LXII. 803.—LXIII. 424.—LXV. 129.—LXVII. 433. 
—LXVII. 565.—LXX. 344.—LXXI. 442.—LXXIV. 515, &amp;c. —&lt;«—On the Morrow; LVI. 74.—LVII. 
52.—LVIII. 466.—LIX. 147.—LX. 19.—LXI. 178.—LXII. 355.—LXIII. 68.—LXIV. 321.—LXV. 372.— 
LXVI. 172.—LXVII. 247.—L XVIII. 172. —LXIX. 27.—LXX. 202.—LXXI. 242,—LXXII. 154.—LXXHL. 
266.—LXXIV. 480.—LXXV. 258, &amp;c. —&lt;-— On future days; LVII. 367.—LVIII. 230.— LX. 162.— 
LXI, 115.—LXIIL. 149.—LXIII. 279.—LXIV. 259.—LXV. 83.—LXVI. 346.—LXVII. 179.—LXVIII. 
376.—LXIX. 362.—LXX. 424,.—LXXI. 325.—LXXIII. 31.—LXXvV. 296, &amp;c. 


5567. Reports received from the Committee of Ways and Means; LVI. 78.—LVII. 22.—LVIII. @34.—LIX. 171. 


— LX. 68.—LXI. 120.— LXII. 83.—LXIII. 162.— LXIV. 363.— LXV. 134.—LXVI. 324. — 
LXVII. 183.—LXVIII. 340,—LXIX. 107.—LXX. 132.—LXXI. 331.—LXXII. 159.—LXXIII. 137.— 
LXXIV. 488.—LXXV. 254, &amp;c. For the proceedings of the House upon the Resolutions reported, 
See supra, 5112-5121. 


5568. Reports of progress and for leave to sit again; LXXI. 220, 453. 


(3.)—Relative to Bills of Supply (including Ways and Means]: 


5569. 


5570, 


5571. 


5572. 


5573. 


5574. 


5575. 


5576. 


5577, 


5578. 


5579. 


GEN, INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


Bills ordered upon Resolutions of the Committee,—Of Supply ; LVII. 384.—LXXII. 435, &amp;c.,—Of Ways 
and Means; LVI. 411. —————— LX XV. 28, &amp;c. 


A Bill “ For continuing the Duties on Malt for 1807, and for removing doubts with respect to signing certain 
Exchequer Bills” having been passed and sent to the Lords, but not returned, the Resolution upon 
which it was ordered in was on a subsequent day read, and another Bill was ordered; and notice 
being taken that the prior Bill had already passed, and been carried to the Lords for their concurrence ; 
Order, that an entry be made in the Journal of the reasons which induced the House to give leave for 
bringing in the Bill; Memorandum accordingly, That the former Bill, containing all the provisions 
meant to be enacted in the present Bill, together with other matters, had already passed the House 
in this session; but as the House were now informed by a Member in his place, that the same had 
been rejected in the House of Lords on account of its containing multifarious matter, therefore the 
House permitted this Bill to be ordered in, some of the matters contained in the former Bill being 
omitted (9 January 1807); LXII. 61. 


Orders for bringing in Bills discharged and Instructions given to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and 
bring in, or to Committees on other Bills to make provision accordingly; LV1. 568.—LXIII. 429. 
—«— Part of an Order for bringing in a Bill discharged; LIX. 30. 


Bills presented, read a First time and ordered to be read a Second time; LVI. 75. —————— LXXV. 
31, &amp;c. ——m— Read the First time on a Division (Property Duty continuation Bill); LXX. 231. 


Bills ordered to be read a Second time,—Now (dropped Orders); LVI. 116.--LIX. 367.—LX. 230. 
This day, (after sitting late) ; LVI. 353.———-—-LX XV. 261, &amp;c. On the morrow; LVI. 75. 
LXXV. 277, &amp;c. On future days; LVI. 345. ———-— LXXIV. 526, &amp;c. 


Bill read a Second time according to Order ; LVI. 421.—————LXXV. 38, &amp;c. —«m— Order for reading 
a Bill a Second time on a certain day discharged, and another day appointed; LXI. 232. 


House will immediately resolve itself into Committees of the Whole House on Bills (dropped Orders); 
LVI. 123.—LXVIII. 605.—LXIX. 371, 474. Will this day (after sitting late) resolve itself into Com- 
mittees of the Whole House on Bills; LVII. 577.—LVIII. 613. will on the morrow; LVI. 84.— 

’ LXI. 24, &amp;c. Will on future days; LVI. 77.—LXI. 197, &amp;c. [After Vol. LX1.] Bills committed 
to Committees of the Whole House,—For this day (after sitting late); LXV1. 185, ————— LXXV. 
38, &amp;c. For the morrow; LXII. 219. ————— LXXxV. 284, &amp;c. For future days; LXI. 266. 

LXXV. 313, &amp;c. 


House according to Order resolves itself into Committees of the Whole House on Bills ; LVI. 83.————— 
LXXV. 271, &amp;c. —~m— Orders for the House to resolve itself into Committees of the Whole House 
on Bills on certain days discharged and other days appointed ; LXI. 242, 317. 


Reports on Bills to be received,—Now (dropped Orders) ; LX. 91, 93. (For the purpose of appointing days 
for taking them into further consideration) ; LX1. 202, 255, 273.—LXX. 264, 417. (On re-commitied 
Bills); LXV. 467, 503. On this day (after sitting late); LVI. 579. ————— LXXV. 47, &amp;ec. 
On the morrow ; LVI. 83.———--——L XXV. 320, &amp;c. On future days; LVI. 280. LXXV. 
271, &amp;c. 





Bills of Supply reported; LVI, 86.--———~ LX XV. 55, &amp;c. —«=— Reports of progress in Bills; LVI. 
443-—LVIII. 606.—LIX. 409.—LXI, 284.—LXVII. 274.—LXX. 162.—LXXIV. 548, &amp;c. Of further 
progress in Bills; LVII. 609, 613. 


Reports ordered to be taken into further consideration on future days; LVI. 133.—LVIL. 51 2.—LVIII. 582. 
LXI. 202. —LXVI. 373.— LXVII. 286, —LXVIII. 402. —— LXIX. 481.— LXX. 264, -—-— 
according to Order taken into further consideration ; LVII. §37:—LXVIL. 525.—LXVIII. 410. 


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IV. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


(3.)—Relative to Bills of Supply—continued. 


5580. Orders for taking Reports into further consideration on certain days, discharged,— And other days 
‘appointed ;. LXI. 259, 269. And the Bills re-committed ; Lyi. 568.—LXI. 227. : 


5581. Bills ordered to be read a Third time,—Now (dropped Orders); Lx. 379, 380.—LXI. 32. (After 
a Division); LXx. 276. This day (after sitting late); LVI. 578. ———— Lxxv. 398, &amp;c. On 
LXXV. 276, &amp;c. On future days ; LVI. 118.————-LX XV. 55, &amp;c. 





the morrow ; LVI. 86.— 


5582. Bills according to Order read a Third time ; LVI. go. LXV. 297, &amp;c.. Order for reading 
: a Bill a Third time on a certain day discharged and another day appointed ; LXI. 324. 


5583. Further proceedings upon Third reading of Bills,—Adjourned; LVI. 158.—LIX. 378.—LXxXII. 275. 
Resumed ; LVI..176.—LIX. 380.—LXXII. 278. 


5584. _ Bills of Supply Re-committed ; Annuities; LX VII. 467.—LXVIII. 410. Iron, Customs Duties on; LXI. 281. 
Lotteries ; LXVII. 503. Malt and Pensions; LXxII. 81. Militia Pay ; LVI. 583. Militia Adjutants ; 
LVI. 372. Orders in Council; LX1II. 90. Property Duty; LVIII. 568, 606.—LXI. 227. Stamp 
Duties ; LVI. 586.—Lxx. 436. Stamp Duties in Ireland; LVI. 512. 

5585. Bills again re-committed; Property Duty; LVIII. 628.—LxI. 284. Stamp Duties; LXX. 443. —_ 


Re-committed a Third time ; Property Duty ; LVIII. 641. : 


5586. Amendments made to Bills,—On the Report, LVII. 350.—LIX. 423.—LXI. 353.—LXIX. 73.—LXXIII. 
304. On further consideration of Report; LXI. 320.—LXVII. 525.— LXX. 437. On Third 
readings ; LVI. 90, 175.— LVII. 389. — LVIII. 664.—~ LIX. 425, 427. — LX. 134. —LXI. 249, 353, 
365.—LXVII. 491, 499, 508, 527.—LXVIII. 393, 525, 529. — LXX. 170, 347, 449.—LXXIV. 577.— 
LXXV. 413. On resuming adjourned proceedings on Third reading; LVI. 176. 


5587. Amendments proposed, but not made,—On Third readings, LVI. 158.— LX. 162.— LXVII. 491, 499.— 
LXXIV. 540, 577. On resuming adjourned proceedings on Third reading; LVI. 176. - 


5588. Bills of Supply ordered to be printed; LVIII. 478, 529, 597.— LIX. 389. — LXI. 209. — LXII. 65, 

, 68, 389.—LXVII. 478. — LXVIII. 570. — LXX. 387.—LXXI. 112, 414. As amended; LVIII. 628. 
—LXI. 202, 255, 273, 422. — LXII. 741.— LXIII. 90. — LXX. 264, 417.—LXXIII. 381. &lt;A Clause 
added to a Bill in the Committee, Ordered to be printed, LXXIJ. 81. —&lt;=— Order for printing 
a Bill discharged; LVIII. 482. . 


5589. A Member informed the House that he had a Petition against the Beer, &amp;c. Tax Bill, but the Speaker 
acquainted the Member that it could not be received, to which the House by general voice, assented ; 
LVII. 346. 


5590. Lords Amendments agreed to, special Entries being made in the Journals for agreeing thereto,—It 
appearing by the Clause to which the said Amendments referred, that it was the intention of this 
House that the word “ centum,” should have been inserted in the Bill in those places, instead of the 
word “ annum ;” and that the Amendments made by the Lords were only for the purpose of rectifying 
such mistake ; (Property Duty Bill ;) LVI. 685. —&lt;.— It appearing that the said Amendment was 
for the purpose of altering the description of a date so as to make it conformable to the date originally 
mentioned in the Bill when in this House, but which description by reason of. the time which had since 
elapsed during the further progress of the Bill, was no longer accurate; (Ordnance Lands Bill;) L1x. 
431.—&lt;-—It appearing that the same was only for the purpose of rectifying a mistake in the recital 
of the title of an Act which passed in the last Session of Parliament for the like purposes with the 
present Bill, the title of which Act was conformable to the Amendment now proposed by the Lords; 
and it also appearing by a reference to the written Bill which had been presented to this House, that 
the words “ Land Tax, ’ were there inserted, and that therefore the error had happened by a clerical 
mistake in the ingrossment of the said Bill ; (Pensions, &amp;c. Duties Bill ;) Lx. 37.—&lt;—lIt appearing that 
the word “ England,” was originally in the Bill when presented to this House, and that the same had not 
been altered in any of the subsequent proceedings of the House with respect to the Bill ; (Sugar Distillery 
Bill ;) LX. 478.—&lt;-—It appearing that the Amendment was only for the purpose of making the title 
agree with the context of the Bill; (Debentures Bill ;) LXVIII. 501. 


5591. Lords Amendments agreed to without any reason appearing ; (Zobacco Duties Bill;) LXV. 349. —=— 
Amendments made by the Lords to a Bill, which Amendments the Commons did not consider ; 
(Spirits Duties Bill;) LV1. 443. 


V. Questions Negatived : 
(1.)—Relative to the Committee of Supply : 


5592. That certain words proposed to be left out of the Resolution of the Committee of Supply for Pensions to 
Widows of Officers of Land Forces, stand part thereof; LXVII. 146. 


5593. To agreeing with the Committee of Supply in the Resolution for Ordnance Extraordinaries for 1816 ; 
LXXI. 290. 58° 

5594. That Resolutions of the Committee of Supply be taken into further consideration on a future day; LXV. 
138. —~=— That Reports be taken into further consideration on a future day; LXIII. 293. 


5595. That Resolutions of the Committee of Supply be re-committed; LXV. 220.—LXVL 212.—LXIX. 461. 
—~—»— That Reports be re-committed ; LXIII. 293.—LXXII. 263. 


5596. That it is the duty of the House, previously to the granting of Supplies, to ascertain how far the Taxes of 
the preceding year have been productive, and in what manner the same have been applied; LXV. 459. 


(2.)— Relative 








-SUPPLY— continued. 


V. Questions Negatived—continued. 
(2.)—Relative to the Committee of Ways and Means : 


5597. To referring to the Committee the amount of exemptions to Foreigners in respect of the Duty on 
Dividends ; LXII. 440.—LXVI. 346. 
‘5598. To ing with the Committee in a Resolution,— For charging certain Stamp Duties in Ireland; LIX. 
360. For charging an additional Duty on Rock Salt; LXII. 89. 
5599. That Richard Wharton, Esq. having been called to the Chair of the Committee of Ways and Means, be 
excused from further attendance on the Public Expenditure Committee ; LXIII. 241. 
5600. Motion, That the assignment of a salary to the Chairman of the. Committee of Ways and Means is 


unnecessary, and in the present circumstances of the country is inexpedient ; Superseded, by reading 
the other Orders of the day, LXII. 18, 


(3.)—Relative to Bills of Supply : [including Ways and Means] 


5601. To reading the Order for the Second reading on a future day of The-Orders in Council Bill; Lx. 68. 
5602. For now reading a Second time The Husbandry Horses Duties Bill ; Lx. 133. 


5603. 
5604. 
5605. 


5606. 


5607. 


To giving Instructions to Committees on Bills,—relative to— 
Bank of Ireland ; For further extending the provisions of certain Acts for establishing the Bank of Ireland, 
&amp;c.; “ To enable Roman Catholics to be chosen Governors and Directors ;” LXIII. 400. 
Excise ; For granting additional Duties of Excise in Great Britain; “To divide the Bill into two or 
more Bills;” LVI. 547. 


Property ; To revive and continue the Duties on Property, &amp;c.; “To amend Act 46 Geo. III. ;” 
LXX. 264. 


Stamps ; To repeal the Stamp Duties in Great Britain, and to grant new Duties in lieu thereof; “ To 
divide the Bill into two ;” LIX. 409. 


That the Report on the Windows Duties Bill be taken into further consideration on a future day ; 
LVII. 323. 


‘For bringing up Clauses in Bills,—relative to— 


5608. Assessed Taxes; For granting certain additional Duties on horses; “ For exempting persons Occupying 


small farms from. the Duties on horses used in husbandry ;” On Third reading, by way of ryder, 
LVI. 175. 


Excise ; For granting certain additional Duties of Excise on tea, coffee and cocoa nuts, tobacco and snuff, 
‘pepper, malt, and British spirits; “To prevent the export of small beer to the East Indies ;” On 
Third reading, by way of ryder, LXXIV. 577. 


5610. Postage; For repealing the Rates and Duties of Postage, and granting others in lieu thereof; “ For 


5611. 


increasing the allowance of weight for the letters received by Members ;” On the Report, LVI. 118. 


Property ; For. granting additional: Duties on Property; ‘For exempting Subaltern Officers. of the 
Army from the effects of the tax. so far as regards their pay and allowances ;” On Third reading, 
’ by way of ryder, LX. 134. 


5612. For reading a Second time Clause offered to be added to the Bill for granting further additional Rates 


and Duties on profits arising from Property, &amp;c.; ‘‘ For granting allowances to persons having 
children ;” On further consideration of the Report, LXI. 320. 


5613. For inserting words in Amendments made by Committees to Bills; LIX. 423. 


See Votes of Credit. 


ee ___=_=___ 2 


Supplies :—see Finance, 19-22. 


Surcharg €8 :-—~See Accounts and Papers, 2699. 4896-4899. Assessed Taxes, 16. 


Supremacy :—See Aulegiance. Members, 11-15. 


‘ Surgeons : 


1. 








GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1890.) 12A 


Petition of the Court of Assistants of the Royal College of Surgeons for leave to present a Petition for the aid of Parliament to build 
a College, &amp;c.; 1x1. 336. Leave given; Petition offered; King’s recommendation signified; Petition presented, and referred to 
a Committee; 337. (See Committees, 1778.) Reported, 470. Report to lie on the Table, 472. Referred tu the Committee of Supply, 490. 
See Supply, 1313. 

Petition of the Court of Assistants of the College of Surgeons for leave to present a Petition for aid; Offered; King’s recommendation 
signified ; Petition brought up; txv. 165. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred to a Committee; 166. (See Com- 
mittees, 1778.) Reported ; Report to lie on the Table, and be printed; 233. (App. 726.) Report referred to the Committee of 
Supply, 294. See Supply, 2195. 

Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enlarge their Charter; Referred, rxx. 365. Leave given; Petition presented, and 
referred; 374. Bill ordered, 382. Presented; 392. Petition against, referred, 426. Passed. 461. Nut returned from the Lords. 
————Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enlarge their Charter; Referred, txx1.272. Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented, and referred; 278. Bill ordered, 287. Presented; Motion for reading the Bill the First time, and Bill withdrawn; age. 

Edinburgh ; Petition for Bill for amending Act relative to the College of Surgeons of that city ; Referred, LXVIII. 83. Bill ordered, 191. 


Presented, 182. Lords Amendment agreed to, 443. x. a. 506. 
See Accounts and Papers, 4900-1. Apothecaries. Committees, 1'778. Hospitals, 5. Petitions, 534. 711, 712. 
Supply, Key to Supply. Surgery. ; 


Surgery : 


































1044 SURGERY —TAXES. 


Surgery : ey) .¥ 


1. _ Bill for regulating the practice of Surgery; Ordefed, Lx x1, 513. Presented, printed; 514. Not aanteiin 
2. 


Bill for . regulating the practice of Surgery in Great Britain and Ireland; Ordered, Lxx111. 54. Presented; "printed; 67. Petitions 
against, viz. Of Prases, Visitor, and Members of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, 115.. To lie on the Table, 
and be printed, 116. Of Apothecaries, Surgeon Apothecaries and Practitioners in Midwifery; to lie on the Table, 129. Of 
Medical Practitioners of Aberdeen; to lie on the Table, 225. Of Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland ; to lie on the Table, and he 
printed, 230. Of Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh ; to lie on the Table, 338. Seoond reading put off for six months, 233. 


_ See Surgeons. : ‘ sin 
Surinam :—see Accounts and Papers, 43526167. Addresses, 201. 
Surrey s——See Coals, 29. Justices of the Peace, 2, 3. Records, Public, 4. 
Surveyor General :——Bill for uniting the offices of Surveyor General of the Land Revenues and of Stiveyer General of 
and Forests; Ordered, txv. 304. Presented; printed; 310. Lords Amendments agreed to, 462. R. a. 482. See 
Public Buildings, Woods and Forests. 
Surveyor of Subsidies :—sec Customs, 12. 
Suspected Persons :—see Habeas Corpus. 
Sussex :—Sec Coals, 30. Elections, 54.317. 
Sussex, Duke Of :—See Accounts and Papers, 4351. King, 15. Messages, 81. — Supply, 507. 1304. 5401. 


Sutton, The Right honourable Charles Manners :—see speater, 2, 3. 

Sutton Pool, near Plymouth :—see Supply, 1084. 

Swann, Henry, Esquire :—see Bictions, 279. 281. 

Swed €11 :—Petition of persons interested in property sequestrated in Sweden in 1810 and 1811 for leave to present a Petition for 
a Bill to provide for the application of certain monies refunded by the Government of Sweden, &amp;c.; Referted, Lxv11I. 352. Leave 


given ; Petition presented, and referred ; 355. Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 360. (App. 1g.) Report read again, and 
Bill ordered, 381. Presented, 388. Committed, 400. Additional Petition for provision, and instruction accordingly, 451. The 


Regent’s consent signified, and Bill passed, 498. R. a. 542. See Accounts and Papers, 2919. 4366. 4387. 4902-4916. 
5411-12. 5527. Addresses, 48. 387. 413-4. 623. Committees, 994. Messages, 104,,105. Supply, 98; and Key 
to Supply. 

Swedish Herringss :—see Accounts and Papers, 2789. Petitions, 652.. +» Supply, 1985. 


Sweets : s7——Bill for the further prevention of frauds in the manufacture of Sweets; Ordered; presented; Lxx. 443. R. A. 469. 
See Accounts and Papers, 49%7- Committees, 1231-1234. Supply, 5011. 5328. 5330. Wine, 17-19. 


Swindles, Robert :—see Petitions, 246. 
Swindling :—see False Pretences 


Switzerland :—— Motion for an Address for a copy of any Answer which may have been given to the Note Verbale delivered to 
Monsieur Otto by His Majesty’s order on the subject of Switzerland, dated 10 October 1802 ; Previous Question thereupon negatived, 
LVIII. 430. 


Swords t——~Petition of Manufacturers of Swords, &amp;c. in Birmingham for a Bill to insure the proper and careful manufacturing of 
Swords, Sword Blades, &amp;e. ; ‘Referred, xxx1v.102. Bill ordered, 213: Presented, /217. en against, 360: ‘Time enlarged for 
Report, 410. Petition against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 414.. Not proceeded in, 


Swords, Borough of : :—See Accounts and Papers, 1474. 


Sydenham, Mr. :——See Addresses, 415. 





T.. 
TABLE Beer :—see Beer. 


Tailors :——Petition for Bill to amend Act for regulating Journeymen Tailors; Referred, Lxv1. 56. Bill ordered, 132. Presented, 


141. Petitions against, 262. Time enlarged for Report, 278, 296, 314, 327, 347- Not proceeded in. See Committees, 1'7'79- 
Talavera :—see House, 178. 


Tallow :——See Accounts and Papers, 4918. Committees, 289. Customs, 6. 


: Tally Court :—See Supply, Key to Supply. 


Tanner, Benjamin :—See Accounts and Papers, 3642. 


Tanning Trade :——+See Accounts and Papers, 4919. Committees, 1235.1'781-1784, Customs, 46. Hides and Skins. 
Leather, 1. 4... Petitions, 296. 537» 661. Supply, 5010. 


Taxes -— Bill to protect parishes from losses sustained by the insolvency of Collectors of Land, Assessed, and Property Taxes ; 
Ordered, tx. 270. Not presented. See Accounts and Papers, 867-901. 1770. 2548. go23-go26. 4281-4283. 4286. 4324-5. 
4510, 4920+4935- 5651... unt ae Committees, 314. | Income Tas. Land Taz. Petitions, 17-32. 274. 
294. 424-432- Property Tax Revenue, 11. 13. T 
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) 





Tax Office :—See Accounts and Papers, 3749-3. 
"Taxed Carts :—see Supply, 5002. 


Taylor, __. :+++Motion for laying before the House Minutes of a Court Martial held on ——- 
' Local Militia; Debate thereon adjourned, rxvi. 372. Further adjourned, 400, 412. Not resumed. 


Tea: 


1. _ Bill to permit the exportation of Tea to Ireland without payment of duty; Ordered, rv1. 522. Presented, 598. . a. 640. 


Taylor, a private in the Liverpool 


2. Bill to permit the exportation of Tea to the British colonies in America, Guernsey, Jersey, Europe, and Africa ith ; 
- Ordered, LX1x. 439. Presented; printed; 450. R. A. 510. ¢ x x pos Danser strong ' Bovey A 


See Accounts and Papers, 1765. 4936-4942. 4967. Committees, 1236-1239. Excise, 5. 25. Petiti . 
Prizes, 4. Seamen, 1. Supply, Key to Ways and Means; also, 5234. 5335- 5384+ preg prt, Py 
Teak Wood :—see East India Affairs, 23. Petitions, 476. ‘Wood, 2. 


Teignmouth, Lord :—See Committees, i678. Conferences, 13. Questions, 6. 

Teinds :——See Accounts and Papers, 5652. Clergy, 19-22. 

Telegraphs :—see signat stations. 

Telford, Mr. :—see Accounts and Papers, 3719. Committees, 1688. 

Tellers :—see Divisions, 59-62. House, 259, 

Tellers of the Exchequer :—see Exchequer, Tellers of. Perceval, Mr. 4. Questions, 68. 
Tenants :—sScee Farms. — Rents,2. ‘Schools, 6. 

Tenements *——See Farms. Poor, 26. 54. 


. Teneriffe. :——Motion for an Address for laying before the House copies of the protests made in the Island of Teneriffe in 1818, by 
the Captain and Crew of the brig Charles of Aberdeen, &amp;c.; Withdrawn, Lxxv. 103. , , 


Tenures :——See Inclesures, 2. 


Terms *———-Bill for the alteration of Hilary and Easter Terms, for expediting the trial of issues in London and Middlesex, &amp;c. ; Ordered ; 
presented; printed; LxxIv.588. Second reading put off for three weeks, 606. _ 


Tessera *——Petition of William Hallett for a Bill for allowing the use of the Patent Tessera Buildings ; Referred, txv. 66. Bill 
ordered, 99. Presented, 180. . A. 379- —==— Petition for Bill for enabling the proprietors to assign the patent to a greater number 
of persons; Referred, LXVI. 74- Bill ordered, 133. Presented, 140. Day appointed for Second reading, 250. Second .feading 
deferred, 253, 255, 271- Not proceeded in. 1 


Test Laws :—See Dissenters. Petitions, 538. 


Thames River : 


1. Bill to explain and amend Acts 2, 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. so far as relates to the seizure of exciseable commodities ; Ordered; dvirs. 599- 
Presented, 603. nk. A. 637. 


2, Bill for the more effectual’ prevention of depredations on the River Thames and its vicinity, and to amend Act 2 Geo. III. to prevent the 
committing of Thefts, &amp;c. on the said River; Ordered, Lx11.18. Presented; printed; 76: Lords Amendment agreed to, 272. 
R. A. 290. 


3. Bill to revive and continue Acts for the more effectual prevention of depredations on the Thames, &amp;c. ; Ordered, Lx1x. 468. Instruction for 
making provision to defray the charge of salaries to the Justices of the Thames Police Office, 485. Bill presented, 490. R. a. 519. 
Bill to repeal so much of said Act as relates to bathing in the Thames; Ordered, uxx. 946. Presented; printed; 350. 
Instruction to make other provisions in lieu thereof, 357. Petitions against ; Of inhabitants on the shores of the Thames ; of Watermen ; 
370. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, 463. Amendment not considered. 





See Accounts and Papers, 3170. 3172. 4944. 5069-70. Committees, 1241, 1242. King, 97. - 
Navigations, 116-121. Pilots, 6. Supply, Key to Supply. Watermen, 2. mg, 97 lage. 
_ Thanks :—see Addresses, 1-48. ots, 9-20 Members, 96-7. 174. Speaker, 8. 12, 13. 35, 36. 136. 
Thanksgiving-Days :—-see Committees, 1785. Howse,,134. 313. Messages, 106. Prayers, a. 


‘Theatres : Petitions for Bills, and Proceedings thereon : 


1. Birmingham :—To enable His Majesty to grant a patent for establishing a Theatre in that town; Referred, Lx11.177. Bill ordered, 
270. naam 292. Committed, 347. Petition renewed and referred, 571. Billordered, 601. Presented, 608. Lords Amend- 
ments agreed to, 777. RB. A. 805. , 


2. Circus, Royal "For exempting the proprietors thereof from certain penalties respecting Dramatic Exhibitions; Referred, Lxv. 80; 
Bill ordered, 142. Not presented. ——— For leave to present a Petition to enable Temple West, Esq. to continue the Royal Chreus'open 
for public amusement; Referred, Lxx1.140. Leave given ; Petition presented and referred; 143. Bill ordered, 155. Presented, 179. 
Petition against,232. Lords Amendments agreed to, 281. Rk. A. 290. 


3. Drury Lane :—For leave to present a Petition for re-building the Theatre; Referred, txv.'992. Leave given, 299. Petition. 
presented and referred, 313. Bill ordered, 317. Presented, 382, Lords Amendments agreed to, 509. BR. A. 511. To amend 
said Act; Referred, Lxv1. 76. Not reported. To amend said Act; Referred, txvi1. 40. Billordered,.44. Presentedy106. 
Lords Amendments agreed to,190. R. A. 214.————For leave to present a Petition to alter and enlarge powers of Acts; Lx x111. 356. 

| Referred, 357. Reported ; leave given; Petition presented, and Bill ordered ; 366. Presented, 374. Petition against, 387: _ Bill 
committed ; Petition against, referred; Counsel ordered; voices; 388. Not proceeded in. ——— For more efiectually carrying into 

- execution: Acts; Referred, Lxxv.33- Billordered, 79. Petition renewed and referred, 132. Bill ordered, 196. Presented, 144. 
R. A. 423. : 








4. Glasgow : 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1#20.) 











1016 _ ‘PHEATRES—-TITHES. 
Theatres : Petitions for Bills, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


4. Glasgow :—For establishing a Theatre there ; Referred, rv111.159. Bill ordered, 292, Presented, 297. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 648, x. a. 691. 

5. London :—For erecting a Theatre; 1xv. 60. Referred, 61. Petition for enlarging the time for presenting Bill referred, 183. ‘Time 
enlarged, 196. Not proceeded in.—~-—For erecting a new Theatre in London or Westminster ; Referred, uxv1. 60. - Bill ordered, 94. 
Presented, 139. Day appointed for Second reading, 169. Petitions against, 173, 200. Second reading put off for three months, 316. 
———— For erecting a new Theatre in London or Westminster ; Referred, txvi1.64. _Billordered, 101. Presented, 141. Petitions 
against, 199, 210,214. Second reading put off for six months, 217. For erecting a new Theatre within the Metropolis ; Referred, 
Lxvi11. 93. Bill ordered, 257. Presented, 271. Petition against, 324. Second reading put off for six months, 428. , 


s. Plymouth :—For erecting a Theatre and other buildings; Referred, rxv1.76. Leave granted for notices ; Bill o: oe ford 
139, Re-committed,277. Time enlarged for Report, 302. R. a. 356. 


Surrey :—See supra, 2. 





97. Motion for appointing a Committee to inquire into the present state of Dramatic and Scenic representations in the Metropolis, so far as 
relates to the advantages or inconveniencies arising to the public from the peculiar privileges and restraints by which the several Theatres 
are affected; Withdrawn, Lxvi. 367. 
See Petitions, 539. 


Theft :—sec Navigable Rivers. Thames River, 2. 

Thom, Robert :—see Petitions, 246. 

Thompson, Sir Thomas Boulden :—see dccountsand Papers,2748. Elections, 583. 
Thornhill Estate :— -see King, 32. 

Thornton, Doctor :—see Lotteries, 11. 

Thread :-—see Lace. 


Tidewaiters :——See Accounts and Papers, 4945. Petitions, 148. 541. 


Tiles :—~—Bill for allowing certain Tiles to be made duty free to serve as foundation for wet land draining Tiles; Ordered, Luxx. 448. 
Presented, 452. R.A. 469. See Committees, 526.1243. © Excise, 2. 8.27. Supply, 4684. 


Tilsit :——See Accounts and Papers, 5419. 
‘ Tilson, Major General Christopher :—see House, 145. 


Timber : . 
1. _ Bill for granting additional duties on Foreign Timber imported into Great Britain ; Ordered, txv. 398. Presented ; printed; 405. R. a: 499. 


2. Bill to amend Act 5 Geo. II[. c. 17, for encouraging the planting of Timber Trees in Ireland; Ordered, LXV. 430. Presented, 462. 
Printed, 472. Day appointed for Third reading, 476. Not proceeded in. 


3. Bill for altering the time at which certain Duties of Customs were to have taken place, and for granting a drawback on Timber used in the 
mines in Cornwall and Devon; Ordered, txv1. 231. Instruction respecting certain other duties on Wood, 254. . So much of Order 
for instruction discharged as relates to Deals and Fir Timber; Bill presented; 329. R. a. 387. 


4. Bill for granting additional Duties of Customs on Fir Timber of certain dimensions of the growth of Norway, imported into Great Britain ; 
Ordered, uxv1. 398. Presented, 407. n. a. 452. 


5. Motion for appointing a Committee to take into consideration the state of the Timber growing in this country; Negatived, Lx. 333. 
Sthomanan A08;5ap 1866" Meta to. hae a egies, A6. a Me, °° Page gee 
Supply, 4511. 4878. 5224. 
Times Newspaper :—see Complaints, 19. 
: Tin 1-—See Accounts and Papers, 4956-7. Coals, 14. 
Tin Plates :—see Accounts and Papers, 4957. 


Tinmouth Lighthouse :—see Lighthouses, 10. 








L Public Bills relative to Tithes; 1—T. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Tithes, and Proceedings thereon ; 
8—18. 


III. Questions, and Previous Questions Negatived; 19—24. 





I. Public Bills: 

‘1. Toenable the Clergy to let leases of their Tithe; Ordered, v1. 132. Presented; printed; 217. Committed, 358. Order for going 

into the Committee discharged, 399. Not proceeded in. 

2 For ing the occupiers of certain cottages from the payment of Tithes on potatoes in Ireland; Ordered, Lxvir. 469. Presented ; 
inted; 504. Motion, That the Bill be now read a Second time, and debate thereon adjourned, 507. Resumed, and Second reading 


prin 
put off for three months, 514. 
. 3. For 









TITHES-—TOBACCO, 










I. Public Bills—continued. 


3. For enabling Ecclesiastical persons and others to make leases of Tithes ; Ordered; presented; printed; ‘Lxx1t. 192. Instructions,— 
To amend so much of 53 Geo. III. as enables Justices of Peace to determine complaints respecting Tithes not exceeding ten Pounds, 210. 
To extend the Provisions of Bill to leasing lands substituted for Tithes, &amp;c:; To continue current leases to the end of the year 
in cases of avoidance of benefices ; To ascertain the payment of Tithes on late crops occasioned by bad seasons; To extend the pro~ 
visions of the Bill to glebe lands; 250. Petitions against ;, From Cambridge University, 213. Oxford University, 309. —_ Bill again 
printed, 293, 361. Re-committed, 328. Passed, 401. Not returned from the Lords. 


4. For amendment of the laws respecting Tithes ; Ordered, Lx x11. 373. Presented; printed; 377. Not proceeded in. 


.5. To amend the laws relative to Tithes; Ordered, nxx11}. 83. Presented; printed; 89, Petitions in favour; From land owners of 
Cuthbert, 120, pe: Land owners of Stanwer, 151,P. Petitions against; From Cambridge University, 140, Pp, Oxford University, 
174, P. Land owners of Grappenhall, 186, (P. 191.) Second reading put off for six months, 187. 


6. To explain and amend Act of the Parliament of Ireland 39 Geo. III. to enable certain persons to recover a just compensation for Tithes ; 
Ordered, Lxxv. 292. Presented; printed; 296. R. a. 422. 














4, To enable ecclesiastical persons in Ireland to make leases of Tithes and Church Lands ; Ordered, Lx xv. 404. Presented, 421. Further 
consideration of Report put off for six months ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 430. 


Il. Petitions for Bills relative to Tithes, and Proceedings thereon : 


[Note.—Where Tithes are mentioned in the title of Inclosure Bills, see “ Inclosures.”} 


‘8. Beach Hill and Knaresborough :——For vesting part of the Great Tithes in Trustees, to be sold; From the Lords, txy1r. 486, 
Read, 487. R. A. 534. ; 


Budeaux, Saint :—See infra, 18. 


9. Dunstan’s, Saint, London :—For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to. settle certain. disputes respecting the Tithes of that 
parish ; Referred, txxv. 70. Reported, and leave given, 78. Petition for uniting the rectory and vicarage of that parish, and for 
making an annual payment to the Rector in lieu of Tithes; Referred, 145. Bill ordered, 203. Presented, 256. Re-committed; 
Leave to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain day, 338. 2B. A. 423. 


11. Flotmanby West (York) :—For extinguishing the Tithes ; Petition to lie upon the Table; tvir.175. Not proceeded in. 


12. Goddington (Oxon) :—For making an allotment of land in lieu of Tithes; Referred, rxx1.27, Bill ordered, 71. Presented, 
179. R.A. 291. 


13. Harborne (Stafford) ;——For commuting the Tithes and Dues payable to the Impropriator and Vicar of that parish ; Referred, ux x11, 
73- Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 146. Not proceeded in. 


Knaresborough :—See supra, 8. 


14. London :—For regulating the Tithes in the city; Referred, xx1.40. Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commons ; 
Referred to the same Committee, 41. Not reported. To amend Act 37 Henry VIII. for Tithes in London; Referred, uxx11. 58. 
Petition of Corporation of London; Referred, 58. Another Petition of Inhabitants; Referred, 78. Bill ordered, 175. Presented, 
181. Petitions against, 209,222. Second reading put off for six months, 236. 





15. Michael, St. upon Wyer (Lancashire) :——To commute the Tithes payable to the Vicar; Referred, txx1.27. Bill ordered, 
149. Presented, 20y. R. A. 385. 


16. Orton (Cumberland) :——Bill ordered ; uxv111. 74. Not reported, 


17. Patrick Brompton (York) :—For better collecting the Tithes; Referred, Lx1x. 61, Bill ordered; presented; 140. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 239. R. a. 280. 


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18 Plymouth, Saint Andrews (Devon) :—Fer settling certain disputes in respect to the small Tithes of the Chapelry of 


”~ $t. Budeaux ; Referred, uxt. 88. Not reported. 


+ ° 7 © . 
IIT. Questions, and previous Questions, Negatived : 
19. Petitions presented in Session 1808, respecting the present system of Tithes in Ireland, read; Motion for Bill to enable ecclesiastical 
persons entitled to Tithes in Ireland ; to demise the same at certain yearly rents; Previous Question thereupon negatived ; Lx1v. 331. 


21. For an Address that His Majesty will be pleased to direct the appointment of a special commission to inquire into the manner in which 
Tithes are collected in Ireland; txrv. 362. 


22. For appointing a Committee to inquire into the mode of collecting Tithes in Ireland; Lxv, 285. 
23. That the House will early in the next Session, take into consideration the collection of the Tithes in Ireland; Negatived, Lxv1. 418. 


24. That the House will early in the next Session, take into its most serious consideration the state of the laws relating to Tithes in Ireland ; 
Lxvil. 465. 
See Accounts and Papers, 4958-4963. | Committees, 1791. Courts, 42, 43. Petitions, 543. 


ee nee Een... enn nn nn TE 


Titles :——Bill for quieting possessions, and confirming defective Titles in Ireland, and limiting the Right of the Crown to sue in manner 
therein mentioned, and for the relief of Incumbents, in respect of arrears due to the Crown during the Incumbency of their predecessors ; 
Ordered, Lx111,189. Presented, 246. Rk. A. 372. See Committees, 448. King, 105. 


_ Tobacco : Bills relative to Tobacco : 


1. To allow Turkey Tobacco to be imported into Great Britain in small packages; Ordered, Lx11, 100. Presented, 103, Printed, 107, 
R. A. 246, 


2. To repeal part of the Duty on the importation of unmanufactured Tobacco into Ireland ; Ordered, tx11. 211. Presented, 214. R. A. 26g, 


8. To provide for the regulating and extending the Tobacco trade, and for securing the Duties payable upon the import of Tobacco and Coffee; 
Ordered, Lx11. 289. Not proceeded in. 


4. To provide for securing and regulating the collection of Duties payable on Tobacco manufactured in Ireland; Ordered, ux11.289. Not 
proceeded in. 


5. To permit the importation of Tobacco into Great Britain from any place whatever ; Ordered, Lx1v.139. Presented, 145, &amp;. A. 197. 
—— To olen said Act; Ordered, uxx. 186. Presented, 189. R.A. 266, ——— To revive and continue said Act; Ordered, 
LXXIII,370. Presented, 377. RB. A. 413. 


6. To declare that the Duties of Excise and Drawback made payable in Ireland on Tobacco, are payable in British Currency ; Ordered ; 
presented ; Lxvitt. 569. Rk. a. 630. 


41; To permit the importation of Tobacco and Snuff into the Port of Plymouth ; Ordered, 1x1x. 405. Presented, 412. 2. A. 496. 


8. To 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 12 B 








1018 TOBACCO——TRADE. 


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Tobacco: Bills relative to Tobacco—continued. 


8. To increase the drawbacks payable on manufactured Tobacco exported, &amp;c.; Ordered; Instructions for limiting the tonnage of ships in 
which foreign wines may be exported on drawback; Lxx.295. Bill presented, 300, Re-committed, 404. Instruction respecting 
certain other duties on Tobacco and Snuff, 405. RB. A. 457- 


®. — Toallow the importation of Tobacco from the East Indies and other places; Ordered, uxxtv. 489. Presented, 544. Re-committed ; 


a . make provision that the exportation of Tobacco to Ireland be limited to vessels of the burthen of seventy tons or. upwards ; 
582. R. a. 620, 


il. For charging a uix of Excise on certain sorts of unmanufactured Tobacco imported into Great Britain; Ordered, xxv. 400. Presented, 
4 ee 


415. R.A. “ 
See Accounts and Papers, 1765. 2461. 2474. 4964-4968. Committees, 562. 606. 649. 652. 954. 1245-1259. 1574. 1584-5. 
Corn, 7. Customs, 5. 28. Excise, 23. Glass, 5. Laws Expiring, 2. 34, 35. Liquors. 
Petitions, 333. 544. Seamen, 1. Supply, Key to Ways and Means; also, 5238. 5327. 5330. 5334-5. 5349, 5350- 


5385-6. 5444-5452. 


Tobacco Pipe Cla :——Bill for permitting the exportation thereof; Ordered, Lxv11. 301. Presented, 316. Bill passed, 362. 
Not returned from the Lords. See Committees, 516. 609. 638. 1261. 1575. 1581. Fullers Earth, 1. Laws Expiring, 5. 24. 


Tobago :—See Accounts and Papers, 1435. 4969. 5167. Addresses, 417,418. Committees, 1292. West Indies, 1. 


Tok €NS :—Bill to prevent the issuing and circulating of Copper Tokens; Ordered, Lx x1. 352. Presented ; printed ; 371. Passed, 436. 
Agreed wo by the Lords, with an Amendment, 493. Not considered. Another Bill ordered; txx11. 208. Presented ; printed; 
210, Re-committed; again printed; 268. R.A. 418. See Accounts and Papers, 969-974. 988-990. Bank of England, 6-11. 
Bank of Ireland, 4-6. Bankers, 1. Committees, 1262-1264. Petitions, 545. 





Tolls :——See Carriages, 1-3, Committees, '701-2. Fairs. Mail Coaches, 1, 2. Manure, 2-4. Stage Coaches, 4. 
Tomkins, Peltro William :—see Lotteries, 12. 

Tomlinson, Captain Nicholas :—see Accounts and Papers, 3642. 5498. 

Tongues :—see supply, 4974. 


Tonnage :——See Accounts and Papers, 4520-4590. 5523. Coals, 11. French Packets. Petitions, 546. Supply, 
4499. 4585. 4618. 5225. Tobacco, 8. Transports, 2. 


Tontine Annuities : —See Accounts and Papers 4970-4983. Committees, 1786-7. 
Tooke, Mr. John Horne : — see Clergy, 34. Elections, 584.834. Members, 103. 


Tortola : 


Bill to permit the importation and exportation of certain goods and commodities into and from the Island of Tortola; Ordered, LV1I. 557. 
Presented, 578. R. a. 661. 


2. . Bill to permit the importation and exportation of certain commodities into and from the Port of Road Harbour in the Island of Tortola; 
Ordered, Lx1. 92. Presented, 114. Printed,222. Re-committed, 263. Again re-committed, 319. R. A. 479. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2875. 4865-6. 4984. Committees, 618. 1291.1294. Laws Expiring, 12. 
r 
T oulon +-——See Accounts and Papers, 4985-6. Petitions, 547. Supply 856. 


an 


Toulonese Emigrants :— see Accounts ani Papers, 2352-2359. 
Tower Hamlets :—see Indemnity,16. Militia, 54. 


Tower of London: 





See Burial Grounds, 1. House, 196. King, 106. 
Towing Paths :—see wavigations. 
Towns Corporate :—see Appeals to Sessions. Poor, 55. 


Town Hal ls *——Notice of the Day appointed for the Second reading of Bills for preventing bribery in certain boroughs to be affixed 
on the doors of the Town Hall of the boroughs ; Lx xiv. 236,346.—Lxxv. 36. See Markets. 


Town Rates Appeals :—see Appeais to Sessions. 
Townland Fines :—See Accounts and Papers, 1937- 1940. 2576, 7- Spirits, 78. 89. 


‘Townleian Collec tion :———-See Committees, 1635. 1643. Museum, British, 5. 9. Petitions, 679. Supply, 1072, 
1073- 5453+ 


Townships *——See Extra Parochial. 


Trade: 


1. Bill for the better preservation of the Trade of the United Kingdom ; Ordered; tv1it. 449. Presented, 451. R. A. 543.——— Bill to 
continue during the present hostilities with America, said Act; Ordered, txrx. 216. Presented, 221. R. A. 310. 
2. Bill for permitting a Trade between the United Provinces and certain Colonies now in His Majesty’s possession; Ordered, Lx1x. 283. 


Presented, 293. R. A- 359- 
3. Bill for the better protection of the Trade of the United Kingdom ; Ordered, uxx. 418. Presented, 424. Printed, 442. R. a 469. 


Bill for the regulation of the Board of Trade ; Ordered, LXXII. 237. Instruction for enabling the Vice President to send and receive letters 
free from the duty of Postage; Bill presented ; printed; 265. R. A. 457. . 


5. | The Grand Committee for Trade ordered (at the beginning of each session) to sit every Friday in the afternoon in the House; LVI. 15. 
— LVIL. 4.—LVIII. 9. — LIX. §. —LX. §. — LXI. 9. — LX. §, §61.— Lx. 6. — LXIV. §.— LXV. 9.—LXVI. 35.—EXVII. 11.—— 
LXVILI, 5.—LXx1x. 6.—Lxx. 6.—Lxx1. 6.—LxXXx1I. 8.—LXXIIL. 5.—LXXIV. 9.—LXXV. 5, 109. 


6. Motion, That the Trade and Manufactures of the Country are reduced to a state of such unexampled difficulty as demands the most serious. 
attention of the House; Superseded by reading the other Orders of the day; txxtr. 160. 


Motion, That no Bill regulating the.conduct of any Trade, altering the laws of apprenticeship in relation to any particular business, &amp;c. 
shall be read the first time until a Select Committee shall have inquired into the expediency of the proposed regulations, and reported 
thereon; Withdrawn, txxv. 311. 


.8. ‘Select 





TRADE——TREASURERS. 1019 
Trade—continued. 


B. Select Committee appointed to inquire into the expediency of a Standing Order relating to Bills relative to Trade; Lxxv. 311. (See 
Committees, 1788.) Report; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 349. Report read; Resolution, That no Bill regulating the conduct 
of any Trade, altering the laws of apprenticeship in relation to any particular business, affixing marks to designate the quality of any 
manufacture, prohibiting the manufacture of any species of commodity, or extending the term of any patent, shall be brought into this 
House until a Select Committee shall have inquired into the expediency or inexpediency of the proposed regulations, and shall have 
reported their observations thereupon to the House; Resolution made a Standing Order; 403. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2856-2935. 4473- 4520-4590. 4987-4992. 5531. Addresses, 436. Cape of Good Hope. 
Commercial Credit. Committees, 233. 455. 1265-6. 1517. 1788, 1961-2. Orders, 18. 102, Petitions, 548. 
Property Taz. 


Trade Licences :—sSee Licences. 

Traders :—see Estates, 1. 

Trading Companies :—see Companies. 

Trafalgar :——See Addresses, 515. 592. Churches, 121. House, 179. Supply, 1284, 2576. 
Train Oil :—see Biubser. Customs, 3. 


Training :——Bill to prevent the Training of persons to the use of arms, and to the practice of military evolutions and exercise ; 


From the Lords, Lxxv. 37. Read, and committed; printed; 38. Passed, with Amendments, 46. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, 55. RB. A. 55&gt; 


Tram -roads :—See Railways. 

'Transcriptor :—see Accounts and Papers, 4993- 
Transfer of Aids :—See Supply, Key to Ways and Means; also, 5192. 
Transfer of Stock :—See Committees, 1163. Stock. Unclaimed Dividends. 
Transport Bills :—see Accounts and Papers, 3603. 3643. Nary, 38. 
Tran sport Office s———See Accounts and Papers, 3481. 5019-20. 5497. 


Transports : 
1. _ Bill for transferring all contracts and securities entered into with the Commissioners of Transports to the Commissioners of the Navy and 
Victualling ; Ordered, Lxx1. 244. Order of leave discharged, and another Bill ordered ; 277. Presented ; printed ; 278. R. A. 384. 
2. Motion respecting the number and tonnage of Transports on 1 March 1806 and 24 March 1807; Several other Motions relative thereto, 
and Debate thereon adjourned ; Lx1t. 846. Not resumed. 
See Accounts and Papers, 4497- 4499- 4502. 4994-5018. Addresses, 419. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Transportation : Bills relative to Transportation : 

1. For continuing and amending several laws relating to the Transportation of offenders in England and Scotland; Ordered, tv1t. 184. 
Presented, 188. Instruction for empowering His Majesty to grant a salary to an Inspector of places of confinement for felons and 
other offenders, 229. R.A. 257.——Ordered, LxI. 143. Presented, 146. rR. a. 184.——Ordered, Lxvitt. 295. Presented, 300. 
r. 4.416. From the Lords, and read, LXIX. 111. R. A. 11g. 

2. To facilitate and render more easy the Transportation of offenders ; Ordered, tv111.'79. Presented, 80. R. a. 116. 

3. To authorize the punishmeat by confinement and hard labour of persons in Ireland liable to Transportation; Ordered, uxv1. 339. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 346. R. Aa. 410. 

4. To amend the laws relative to the Transportation of offenders ; Ordered, Lxx. 361. Presented; printed; 365. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 468. Rx. a. 468. 


5. To amend several laws relative to the Transportation of offenders; Ordered ; presented ; printed; Lxx1.244. R. a. 318. 
enlarge powers of said Act; Ordered, LXxXIv. 550. Presented, 557. R. a. 631. 


6. Motion for appointing a Committee to take into consideration the system of Transportation, and the state of the colony of New South 
Wales; Previous Question thereupon negatived, Lx xiv. 142. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1517-1520. 1524-5. Addresses, 191~193. Committees, 451.1575. 1579. 1586. 1789. Laws 
Expiring, 19. New South Wales, 5. 


To 





Transubstantiation :——Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal such parts of Acts 25 and 30 Charles II. as require in 
certain cases, declarations to be made against the belief of Transubstantiation ; Motion, that the said Motion be referred to a Com- 
mittee of the Whole House ; Previous Question thereupon negatived; LX XII. 404. Acts 25 and 30 Charles II. read, and Motion 
for leave to bring in a Bill for ditto; Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of that Motion; Previous 
Question thereupon Negatived; Lx XIII. 324. 


Trawl and Trammel Nets :—See Petitions, 549. 





Treason : 
1. Bill to alter the punishment of High Treason; Ordered, Lxvitt. 172. Presented ; printed ; 321. Committed, 354. Committee 
deferred, 379. Considered, and Report put off for six months, 397- Another Bill ordered ; ux1x, 148. Presented; printed; 
157- Lords Amendments agreed to, 502. &amp;. A. 510. 


2. Bill to take away corruption of blood as a consequence of attainder of Treason or Felony ; Ordered, Lxv11z.172. Presented; printed ; 
321. Committed, 354. Considered, and Report put off for six months, 379. Another Bill ordered; 1x1x. 148. Presented ; 
printed; 157. Lords Amendments agreed to, 502. R. A. 510. 

See Accounts and Papers, 5654. Addresses, 49. 245. Attainder. Fees, 5. Habeas Corpus Seditious Meetings. 








Treasonable Charges :—See Accounts and Papers, 4489- 
Treasonable Practices :—See Accounts and Papers, 2772-3. 5021. Printers, 3. 


Treasurers +——See County Treasurers. 
‘Treasurer of the Navy :—See cconnts and Papers, 2549-3476-3477- Melville, Lord. Navy, 8, 9. 26. 34. 66. 


Treasury : 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXv. (1801—1820.) 








1020 : TREASURY——-TURKEY 





Treasury : 


1. Bill for the more effectual regulation of the receipts and issues of His Majesty’s Treasury in Ireland; Ordered, Lx1x. 339. Presented ; 
printed; 343. RB. A. 413. 

2. Motions respecting certain prosecutions instituted by the Board of Excise in the case of John Gibbs, and the proceedings of the Treasury 
thereupon; Previous Questions thereupon Negatived, Lx x1. 263.———Motion respecting the conduct of the Treasury with respect to 
the ‘ase of John Gibbs, under prosecution by the Board of Excise ; Negatived, Lx x1. 263. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1194. 1508. 2548-9. 2566-7. 3735. 3742, 3743- 374&amp;. 5024-5043. 5308. 5532. Chancellor of the 
Exchequer. © Customs,32. | Downing Street. | Exchequer,1. Light Houses, 12. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Treasury Bills :——Bill to enable the Commissioners of the Treasury iv Ireland to issue Treasury Bills on credit of supplies 


granted for 1806; Ordered, Lx1.170. Presented, 174. R. A. 229. See Accounts and Papers, 5044-5051. Supply, 
Key to Supply, Key to Ways and Means ; also, 5154. 5158. 5173- 5454-5475- Votes of Credit, 3. 
Treaties :——See Accounts and Papers, 5052-5056. 5533-5537- Committees, 1267. Questions, 125. Supply, 95-98. 


Trespasses : :——Bill for providing a summary remedy for certain wilful and malicious injuries ; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; Exxv. 
283. Again printed,309. Re-committed ; again printed; 260. Again re-committed, 385. Passed and new title given; “ For the 
summary punishment, in certain cases, of persons wilfully or maliciously damaging or committing 7 on public or private 
property ;” 405. R.A. 455. 


Trial by Battle :—see Appeais of Murder. 
Trial by Jury :—see Juries 
Trinidad : : 


1. Motion for an Address for representing to His Majesty the great importance of preventing the excessive importation of negroes into the 
Island of Trinidad; Previous Question thereupon Negatived; Lvir. 513. 


2. Motion, That it is expedient for the better security ofthe liberty and property of His Majesty’s subjects in the Island of Trinidad, that the 
administration of Justice according to the laws of Spain be discontinued in that colony, and that British courts of judicature for the 
administration of Justice according to the laws of Great Britain be established therein; Negatived, rxvr. 426. 


See Accounts (Public), 14. Accounts and Papers, 13. 1427. 5057-5066, Addresses, 421-423. 621. Petitions, 551. 
Supply, 1761-1763. 2234. 2444. — 


Trinity, The Holy :—see Dissenters, 1 

Trinity College, Dublin :—see suppy, 3178. 

Trinity House :—see Accounts and Papers, 5067-5079. Committees, 2031. _Lastage and Ballastage. ‘Leith. 
Trotter, Alexander :—see House, 232. Melville, Lord. Navy, 54. 59- 

Trotter, J ames :——See Elections, 144. 557- House, 233. 

Trotter, John :—see Storekeeper General. 

Troutback, Samuel :—See Accounts and Papers, 5080. Addresses, 424. 

Troward, Mr. :——See Supply, 2701. 2830. 

Trust Money Purchasers :—see Estates, 4. 


‘Tum ults :——Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for more effectually preventing Tumults and Riotous Assemblies, &amp;c.; Negatived, 
LXX. 302. 


‘Tunnels or Archways : Petition for Bills, and Proceedings thereon: 
1. Greenwich :—For making a Tunnel from thence to the Isle of Dogs ; Referred, uxvi1. 78. Not reported. 


sd 


Highgate Hill :—For making an Archway through the same; Referred, tx1v. 93. Bill ordered, 162. Presented, 181. Petition 
against, 207. Petitions in favour, 226. _ Bill re-committed; Committee to report on or before a certain day; 312. Bill reported ; 
Motion that the Bill with the Amendments be ingrossed, Negatived; 340. Not proceeded in. For making a road partly by an 
Archway through the same; Referred, txv. 75. Bill ordered,129. Presented, 180. rk. a. 380. To enable the company of 
proprietors to raise a further sum to complete their works ; Referred, Lxvi1. ‘74. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 118. Pre- 
sented, 142. R. A. 415. 








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Rotherhithe :—For making a Tunnel or Archway from thence under the River Thames to Limehouse; Referred, t1x. 106. Not 
reported. —-—— For making a road or roads under the River Thames from Rotherhithe to the opposite side; Referred, rx. 77. Bill 
ordered, 212. Presented, 216. Petitions against, 230, 383, 427. Re-committed, 324. Lords Amendment agreed to, 485. 
R. A. 498. 


4. Severn :—For making a Tunnel under that river from Newnham to Arlingham in Gloucestershire; Referred, txv. 42. Bill ordered, 135. 
Presented, 139. Lords Amendments agreed to, 391. R. a. 402. 
See Orders, 22. 37. 53- 


Turkey :——Bill to repeal so much of Act 43 Geo. III. c. 153, a8 permits the importation of goods and commodities from Turkey, 
Egypt, &amp;c.; Ordered, txvit. 490. Presented, 493. R. A. 523- See Accounts and Papers, 4401. Committees, 1268. 


Turkey Carpets :—see Committees, 1269. 


Turkey Company :—See Levant Company. 





Turmptke 





‘. “TURNPIKE ROADS. 1021 


Turnpike Roads. 


I. Public Bills relative to Turnpike Roads and Highways; 1—25. 


II. Petitions for Bills for Turnpike Roads and Highways, or for 


continuing or amending Acts, and Proceedings thereon ; 
26—749. 


III. Motion Withdrawn; 751. 








I. Public Bills relative to Turnpike Roads and Highways: 


1. To empower Justices of the Peace within England to allow an additional number of horses for drawing on Turnpike Roads ; Ordered, 
Lvitt. 464. Presented; printed; 472. Second reading put off for six months, 486. 


2. To alter and amend so much of Acts 13 and 34 Geo. III. as relates to the amount of the sums to be paid by persons compounding for the 
performance of the statute duty; Ordered, L1x. 160. Presented, 162. Printed, 176. Re-committed, 213. R. a. 279. 

3. ‘To amend so much of Act 13 Geo. III. respecting Turnpike Roads as relates to the recovery of penalties in certain cases; Ordered, Lx. 
275. Presented; printed; 283. Again printed, 300. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 418. Amendment not 
considered. 


4, To amend Act 13 Geo. III. for amending the Turnpike Roads in England; Ordered, tx1. 294. Presented; printed; 300. Second 
reading put off for three months, 326. _ 

5. To amend the laws respecting Turnpike Roads and Highways in England; Ordered, Lxrv. 339. Presented; committed; considered ; 
reported ; Bill as amended to be printed ; further consideration of Report put off for three months ; 409. Another Bill; Ordered, 
LXV. 45. Presented; printed; 150. Again printed, 282. Re-committed; Petition of Landholders of Middlesex, Surrey, Kent, 
and Essex against; Bill again printed; 353.. Again re-committed to a Select Committee, 405. Again printed, 467. Again 
re-committed, 494. Passed, 496. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill; Ordered, Lxv1.97. Presented, 128. Printed, 
150. Re-committed; again printed; 222. Petition of proprietors of stage coaches against, 286. Bill again re-committed, 288, 
Re-committed to a Select Committee; Petition of proprietors of draught horses, &amp;c. against; 344. Bill again printed, 367. Again 
re-committed, 385. Passed, 393. Not returned from the Lords. 








6. For ascertaining the duties incumbent on the occupiers of land adjoining to Highways and Turnpike Roads in England ; Ordered, txv. 45. 
Presented, 230. Printed, 284. Further consideration of Report put off for six months, 353. Not proceeded in, 

7. To facilitate and promote the due and efficacious performance of the duties of surveyors of the Highways ; Ordered, .xv11. 266. Presented, 
273. Committed to a Select Committee, and printed, 287. All to have voices, 306. Again printed, 400. Re-committed toa Com- 
mittee of the Whole House, 418. Again printed, 476. Passed, 504. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill; Ordered, 
LXviil, 361. Presented; printed; 366. Committed to a Select Committee, 390. Again printed, 418. Re-committed; again 
printed; 452. Again re-committed, 470. Passed, 482. Not returned from the Lords. 





8. To amend Act 13 Geo. III. c. 78, respecting the public Highways in England; Ordered, Lx1x. 230. Presented, 243. Printed, 244. 
Again printed, 272. Re-committed, 291. Again re-committed, 300. Lords Amendment agreed to, 477. 8. A. 496. 


9. To amend Act 13 Geo. III. c.'78, so far as relates to notice of appeal against turning or diverting a Highway; Ordered’; presented ; 
printed; Lxx.179. Re-committed, 260. Again printed, 274. Lords Amendments agreed to, 350. R. a. 363. 


11. To amend Acts 13 and 54 Geo. III. for the amendment and preservation of the Public Highways in England; Ordered; presented ; 
Lxx1. 261. Printed, 272. Re-committed, 321. Again printed, 362. Third reading put off for three months, 389. 


12. To amend so much of Act 13 Geo. III. c. 78, as relates to indictments for nuisances; Ordered, Lx1x. 318. Presented, 319. Printed, 


334- Read Third time, and further proceedings adjourned, 358. Further adjourned, 370,377. Resumed, and Bill passed, 397. Noé 
returned from the Lords. 


13. To alter the application of divers penalties for offences against the Highway Laws; Ordered, tx x111. 303. 


Presented ; printed ; 318. 
Passed, 383. Not returned from the Lords. 


14. For obtaining an account of the Turnpike Roads of Great Britain, and of the funds for maintaining the same; Ordered, Lx xv. 332. 
Presented ; printed; 351. Committee put off for six months, 413. 


15. To amend the general laws now in being for regulating Turnpike Roads in England; Ordered, xxv. 412. Presented, 415. Further 
consideration of Report put off for three months ; Bill as amended to be printed; 447. 


16. For obtaining Returns from Turnpike Road Trusts of the amount of their revenues ; Ordered, Lxxv. 421. Presented, 425. R. a. 468, 


Bangor Ferry :—See infra, 17. 24. 


17. Chirk to Bangor Ferry :—For vesting in Commissioners the line of Road from Chirk to Bangor Ferry; Ordered, Lx x11. 323. 
Presented; printed ; 338. Second reading deferred, 353,373. Not proceeded in. 


18. Glasgow to Carlisle :—To alter the application of part of £. 50,000, granted per Act 56 Geo. III. for improving the Road fiom 
Glasgow to Carlisle; Ordered, Lxx111. 319. Presented, 320. R. A. 397- See infra, 281. 


19. London to Holyhead :—To amend Act 55 Geo. III. for granting the sum of £. 20,000. towards the repair of the Roads between 
London and Holyhead, and for building a bridge over the Menai Straits ; Ordered, txx1v. 216. Presented; printed; 222. Petition 
from Carnarvon against, to lie on the Table till Second reading and Counsel ordered, 271. Petitions in favour, to lie on the Table ; From 
Anglesey, 514. Beaumaris, 301. Carnarvon, 271. Conway, 271. Dublin, 467. Sligo, to be printed, 359. Waterford, to 
be printed, 461. Petition from Denbigh respecting the Bill, to lie on the Table, 465. Bill committed to a Select Committee, 275. 
Time enlarged for Report, 418, 447. Bill reported and re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 474. Instruction for 


advancing a sum for building the bridge, &amp;c. and for charging additional rates of postage on letters between Great Britain and Ireland, 
500. R. A. 608. 


21. London and Shrewsbury :——For improving the Road between London and Shrewsbury; Ordered, Lxxv. 340. Presented; 
printed ; 373. Re A. 455. See infra, 24. 


22. Metropolis :—For vesting in Commissioners the line of Roads in the neighbourhood of the Metropolis; Ordered, txxv, 332. Pree 
sented; printed; 352. Petitions against; From Trustees of the Brentford Road, 375. Of Goswell Street and Islington Road, 375. 
Of Highgate and Hampstead Road, 375. Of Hyde Park Corner and Counters Bridge Road, 375. Of Kent and Surrey Roads, 375. 
(vr. 401.) Of Kilburn Bridge Roads, 394. of Paddington and Harrow-on-the-Hill Road, 370. Of Stonesend and Blackman Street 
Road, 375, (P. 401.) Of Surrey new Roads, 384, r. Bill considered, 413. Report put off for two months, 422. 


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23. Milbank Row :—For making a new Road from thence to the Penitentiary ; Ordered, Lxx11. 285. Presented, 294. Re-committed 
to a Select Committee, 308. R. A. 419. 


24. Shrewsbury to sanger Ferry :——For vesting in Commissioners the line of Road from Shrewsbury to Bangor Ferry, &amp;c.; 
Ordered, Lxx1v. 108. Presented; printed; 109. Committed to a Select Committee, 124. Reported and re-committed to a Com- 
mittee of the Whole House; 360. R. a. 458. See supra, 21. 


25. Windsor Forest :—Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for the more effectually making and keeping in repair the public Roads and 
Highways in Windsor Forest ; Regent’s recommendation signified ; Bill ordered ; Lxx1. 493. Presented, 499. R. A. 521. 


II, Petitions for Bills for Turnpike Roads and Highways, or for continuing or 
amending Acts, and Proceedings thereon : 
26. Abbots Bromley, &amp;c. :-—To repair and maintain the same; Referred, Lx1v. 67. Not reported. See infra, 131. 


27. Aberdeen :—For repeal of Act 40 Geo. III. and for making a new line of Road from that city, and building a new bridge over the river 
Don; Referred, t1x. 84. Bill ordered, 291. Not presented. To extend the provisions of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. to other 
Roads in that county; Referred, 1x1, 8g. Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 131. R.A. 275. See infra, 57. 





28. Abergavenny :—-For power to borrow an additional sum of money; Referred, Lx111.82. Report; to lie upon the Table, 146. 
Leave granted for notices and Bill ordered, 158. Presented, 180. Not proceeded in. To repair that district; Referred, tx1v. 
90. Not reported. —&lt;—— For repairing same; Referred, Lxv. 78. Bill ordered, 125. Presented, 140. R. A. 297. 


Abernant :—See infra, 419. 454. 





29. Abingdon and Oxford :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txx1v. 13. Bill ordered, 45. Presented, 49. R. a. 258. 
Abingdon to Swindford; To enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, txv1. 63. Bill ordered, 91. Presented, 98. 





R. A. 300. See infra, 499. 
31. Adderbury to Oxford :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, xx1v. 96. Bill ordered, 219. Presented, 226. 
R. A. 608. 





Addingham :—See infra, 177. Airth. See infra, 608. 


32. Albans, Saint :—For repairing the Road; Referred, uxvi. 57. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered, 94. Presented, gg. 
R. A. 410, 


Alcester :—See infra, 252. 622. 


33. Alconbury Hill to Wansford Bridge, &amp;c.:—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, xxiv. 68. Bill ordered, 128. Pre- 
sented, 141. R. A. 326. 


Aldeburgh :—See infra, 749. 


34. Aldermaston to Basingstoke, &amp;c.:—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1x. 66. Leave granted for notices ; 
Bill ordered; y4. Presented, 160. Not proceeded in. ——— For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx1. 22. Bill ordered, 72. 
Presented, 108. nr. a. 416. See infra, 613. 


Alemouth :—See infra, 194. 
35. Alford to Boston and Cowbridge :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1. 32. Bill ordered,111. Presented, 
117. Petition against, 154. Petition in favour, 154. Bill re-committed, 190. R.A. 275. 


Alford Bars :—See infra, 615. 


36. Alfreton :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x11. 122. Bill ordered, 135. Presented, 142. Committed, 
151. Petition renewed, and referred, 595. Bill ordered, 634. Presented,651. R. a. 805. Alfreton to Derby ; Two Petitions 
for widening and repairing the same; Lvi1. 163. Referred, 164. Bill ordered, 366. Presented, 384. R. a. 540. Alfreton to 
Mansfield, &amp;c. ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx. g9. Bill ordered, 199. Presented, 240. Not 
proceeded in. Tocontinue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxv11. 53. Bill ordered, 93. Presented, 96. R. a. 172. 


Alloa :—See infra, 388. Alston. See infra, 132. 
Ampthill. See infra, 74. 


37. Appleby to Kirby Kendal, &amp;c. :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, t1x. 113. Bill ordered, 267. Presented, 
277. B.A. 372. 


Appledore :—See mfra, 195. 644. 














Altrincham. See infra, 326. Ammerton. See infra, 131. 
Andover. See infra, 354. 725. Anlaby. See infra, 384. 

















Ardwick Green. See infra, 439. 


38. Argyll :——For making Highways, Bridges and Quays, and for regulating Ferries in that county; Referred, rxx1. 40. Bill ordered, 209. 
resented, 222. Petitions against, 337. Petition for enlarging time for Report, 354. Time enlarged, 362. Further enlarged, 377. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 460. Rk. a. 490. 


39. Armagh to Newry :—To continue Acts; Referred, txx111. 62. Not reported. 
41. Arundel to Pulborough :—Referred, xv111. 170. Bill ordered, 378. Presented, 409. R. A. 495. 
Asaph, Saint :—See infra, 264. 


42. Ashbourne to Leek, &amp;c.:—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rx. 33. Bill ordered, 47. Presented, 87. 
R.A. 173. Ashborne and Derby; To continue and amend Acts; Referred, Lx11. 64. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 86. 
R.A. 246. Ashborne and Tutbury; To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, ux1v.16. Bill ordered, 22. Pre- 
sented, 23. m.A.132. See infra, 213. 301. 








43. Ashburton :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; tv11.179. Referzed, 180. Bill ordered, 402. Presented, 410. 
R. A. 514. Ashburton to Totnes; For consolidating and uniting powers of Acts; Lx1v. 40. Bill ordered, 133. Presented, 141. 
R. A. 355. See infra, 661. 


44. Ashby de la Zouch to Tutbury :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Lv11. 106. Referred,-107- Bill ordered, 284. 
Presented, 296. n.a.399. See infra, 449. 637. 


45. Ashby to Buxton :—Referred, uxv. 69. Bill ordered, 108. Presented, 175. R. a. 483. Ashford to Orlestone near Stock- 
bridge ; For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, rx1x.24. Bill ordered, 73. Presented, 123. RB. A. 233. See infra, 258. 
437- 644. 








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II. Petititions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 
Ashton :—See infra, 484. 


46. Ashton-in-Mackerfield :—For continuing and enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, txxv.24. Bill ordered, 59. Pre- 
sented, 65. Petition renewed and referred,115. Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 143. Rk. a. 341. 


Askerswell Hill :—See infra, 93. 


47. Asthall and Buckland :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxv. 51. Petition read again; Order of reference read, 
and discharged ; Petition referred to Committee on Witney and Clanfield Road Petition, 62. (See infra, 79.) Petition renewed and 
referred, 129. Bill ordered, 204. Presented, 211. R. A. 456. 


4s. Atcham to Dorrington :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx xiv. 70. Bill ordered, 219. Presented, 226, 
R. A. 458. g 


Attercliffe :—See infra, 641. 


49. Auckland, West :—For repairing the Road ; Referred, txv1.64. Not reported. Auckland, West, to Elishaw; For enlarging 
term and powers of Act; Referred, txv111. 66. Bill ordered, 232. Presented, 239. R. a. 416. 


51. Aulcester to Warwick :—For making the Road a Turnpike Road; Referred, Lx1x. 35. Not reported. Aulcester to Wootton 
Wawen; Referred, tx1x. 28. Petition for leave to present the Bill, referred, 201. Bill ordered, 205. Presented, 209. R. a. 310. 


Austerlands :—See infra, 439. 681. 











52. Aylesbury to Hockliffe :—Referred, xv. 81. Billordered, 185. Presented, 198. Petitions against, 255. R. a. 380. Ayles- 
bury and West Wycombe; To amend Act; Referred, rxx11.32. Bill ordered, 77. Presented, 120. R. A. 300. See infra, 
79. 595- 


Aylsham :—See infra, 489. 





Aynho. See infra, 79. 





Ayr. See infra, 534. 


53. Ayrshire :—For consolidating and amending Acts; Referred, x: 41. Bill ordered, 50. Presented, 56. Additional Petition referred, 
101. Reported ; and Instruction for repairing the Road from Astonpople, east of New mills, to Overmuir, 109. R. A. 280.———For 
altering Act; Referred, rx1v.44. Billordered, 69. Presented, 83. R. a. 256.—&lt;——For extending the powers of Act; Referred, 
Lxx111.10. Bill ordered, 28. Presented,3y. R. a. 189. 





Bagshot :——See infra, 67. 625. Bala. See infra, 222. 


54. Balby and Worksop :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rx1v. 36. Bill ordered, 172. Presented, 181. 
R. A. 335: 
55. Balderstone to Burscough Bridge:—Referred, Lx1x. 60. Bill ordered, 96. Presented, 135. R. A. 280. 


Baldock :—See infra, 549.——— Bamford. See infra, 539. 


56. Banbury :—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rx11. 131. Bill ordered, 279. Presented, 294. Committed, 305. 
Petition renewed and referred; 619. Bill ordered, 640. Presented, 650. R. a. 831. Banbury to Barcheston ; Referred, vit. 
110. Bill ordered, 166. Presented, 169. Rr. a. 386. Banbury to Edge Hill ; To continue the term, and alter the powers of 
Acts; Referred, rv1.18. Bill ordered, 355. Presented, 377. . a. 601. See infra, 262. 








57. Banff, Elgin and Aberdeen :—For repairing the Roads and Bridges; Referred, rv111. 115. BBill ordered, 462. Presented, 474. Not 
proceeded in. For making and repairing certain Roads in those counties; Referred, L1x. 94. Bill ordered, 248. Presented, 
264. R. A.417. 





58. Bangor F erry to Pentre Voelas, in the parish of Llanfifydd; Referred, tvir. 126. Bill ordered, 176. Presented, 187. Petitions 


against, 278, 283, 288, 320. Motion for calling in Counsel on Second reading Negatived ; Bill committed; all to have voices ; 294. 
rn. A. 418. See supra, 17. 24. 


59. Bann Bridge to Belfast :--For amending and keeping the same in repair; Referred, uxx1v.g8. Reported; Report to lie on the 
Table; 172. Petition respecting the Standing Orders to lie on the Table, 176. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 180. 
Order of leave for Bill, read and discharged, and another Bill ordered ; presented; 225. Petitions against, 348, 395, 507. Time 
enlarged for Report, 411, 479. Petition of Holders of Turnpike Debentures respecting the Bill, referred, 411. Petitions in favour, 496. 
Petition for further time for making the Report, referred, 513. Petition of Holders of Turnpike Debentures reported ; Report to lie on the 
Table; 525. Read again, and Instruction accordingly; Time enlarged for Report; 558. Lords Amendments agreed to, 634. 
R. A. 639. See infra, 236. 


Barcheston :—See supra, 56. ——— Barford. See infra, 716. 





Barham. See infra, 142. 


61. Barmouth :—For making a Road from thence to Traeth Mawr; Referred, tx1v. 65. Bill ordered, 159 Presented, 172. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 412. R.a. 416, 


Barnard Castle :—See infra, 103. 612. ——— Barnhill. See infra, 744. 


62. Barnsdale to Hound Hill :—Referred, rx111. 118. Not reported. Barnsdale to Rothwell; Referred, tx1v.73. Not reported. 
Referred, txx1v. 79. Bill ordered, 162. Presented, 184. Petitions against, 298, 305. Bill re-committed; Committee to sit and 
proceed; 383. R. A. 530. See infra, 518. 





63. Barnsley :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, uvit.144. Bill ordered, 159. Presented, 167. ®. 4. 353» 


64. Barnstaple :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x1. 56. Report; to lie on the Table, 67. Read again, 
and re-committed, 155. Reported, 159. Leave granted for notices, 167. Bill ordered, 368. Presented, 463. R. a. 560. 


65. Barton Bridge :—Referred, txv1. 73. Bill ordered, 107. Presented, 138. R. A. 300. Barton to Brandon Bridge; To 
enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, txv1.50, Bill ordered, 107 Presented, 112. R. A. 232. ——-—— Barton Bridge to 
Farnworth, &amp;c.; Referred, r1x. 75. Bill ordered, 109. Presented, 174. R. A. 256. See infra, 228. 


Barton Seagrave :—See infra, 394. 





66. Barton Waterside House to Riseham Hedge Corner :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rx111. 82. 
Bill ordered, 145. Presented, 150. R. a. 268. 


Barwick ;—See infra, 436. 
67. Basingstoke and Blackwater :—Referred, Lxxiv. 38. Bill ordered, 65. Presented, 128. n. a. 258. ——-—— Basingstoke to Lobcomb 


Corner; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx111.21. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered ; 37. 
Presented, 89. Petition against, 254. Lords Amendment agreed to, 361. R. a. 378. See infra, 533. 


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II. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 
Basingstone :—See infra, 348. ——— Baslow. See infre, 574. 
infra, 411. 


63. Bath :-—For repealing Acts, and for granting other powers; Referred, rxv.20. Bill ordered, 71. Presented, 191. Petitions against 
249, 259, 283, 313, 316, 327. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 287. Time enlarged for Report, 328. Rr. a. 448. 











Batchworth Heath. See infra, 536. —_— Batgate. See 


Bath Easton Bridge :—See infra, 188. 
69. Battle to Heathfield, and Robertsbridge to Hood’s Corner :—Referred, txvi11. 37. Bill ordered go. Presented, 134. 2. A. 965. 
Baumber Fields :—See infra, 409. 


71. Bawtry Bridge to Hainton, &amp;c.:—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tx1. 51. Bill ordered 125. 
Presented, 132. R. A. 196.——— Bawtry to East Markham, and Little Drayton to Twiford Bridge ; To enlarge the powers of Acts ; 
Referred, txvi11. 20. Bill ordered, 133. Presented, 147. Notice taken that Bill was not prepared according to order of leave ; Bill 
withdrawn ; another Bill ordered; 171. Presented, 175. R. a. 338. Bawtry to Selby ; For enlarging powers of Acts; 
Referred, Lxv. 58. Not reported. For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxv1. 56. Leave granted for notices ; Bill 
ordered, 130. Presented, 139. Petitions against, 238,261. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 285, 302. Bill re-committed, 390. Again 
re committed, 411. R. A. 453. ——— Bawtry to Sheffield, &amp;c. ; To alter and enlarge term and powers of Acts ; Referred, L1x. 98. 
Bill ordered, 178. Presented, 190. R. a. 256. See infra, 223. 





Baxtergate :—See infra, 609. 


72. Beaconsfield to the river Colne :—Referred, 1x1. 85. Bill ordered, 105. Presented. 344. . a.479. ——=—— Beaconsfield to Stoken 
Church ; For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, 1xx11.61. Billordered, 130. Presented, 176. Not proceeded in. See infra, 698. 


Beades Hill :—See infra, 338. 








Beath. See infra, 239. Beattock. See infra, 234. 


73. Beckhampton and Swindon :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, txxu11. 46. Bill ordered, 118. Pre- 
sented, 181. Passed, 285. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 337. Report ; to lie on the Table; Petition and Report 
thereon read, and another Bill ordered ; presented; 345. RB. A- 413. 


Beckington :—See infra, 665. 


74. Bedford, Cardington and Temsford Bridge :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts ; Referred, Lx1x.6. Leave to deposit plan in the 
Private Bill Office; Bill ordered; 47. Presented, 131. R. a. 233. Bedford and Kimbolton; For amending Act; Referred, 
LXxii. 11. Bill ordered, 23. Presented, 176. 2k. a. 300. ——— Bedford to the Turnpike Road from Olney to Newport Pagnell ; 
Referred, 1x1x.68. Bill ordered, 145. Presented, 150. R. A. 359. Bedford to Woburn; For enlarging powers of Acts ; 
Referred, Lxx. 29. Bill ordered, 51. Not presented. ‘Toenlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx1v. 48. Bill ordered, 110. 
Presented, 200. R. A. 530. See infra, 243. 











Beeding Hill :—See infra, 344. ——— Belfast. See supra, 59. 
Bermondsey, See infra, 395. 592. Docks, 18. 


Benenden. See infra, 195. ———— Bentley. See infra, 301. 





75. Berwick :—To repair and widen certain Roads in that county; Referred, tvit.112. Not reported. For repairing a certain 
Road in that county ; Referred, rv111. 159. Bill ordered, 201. Presented, 203. Rk. a. 291. To continue and enlarge term and 
powers of Act; Referred, ux. 79. Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 141. Petition against, 194. Motion for reading Bill a Third 
time; Petition against; to lie on the Table; Bill passed; 251. Rk. A. 431. To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts ; 
Referred, Lxiv. 75. Not reported. For amending Act; Referred, Lxv.22. Bill ordered, 185. Presented, 191. R. a. 297. 

For more effectually repairing certain Roads in that county and for building a bridge over the river Whitadder ; Referred, 

Lxvi. 56. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 140. Re-committed, 211. R. A. 300. For more effectually making certain Roads 

and bridges in the counties of Durham and Berwick ; Referred, Lxx1v. 49. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 148. Report 

re-committed, 152. Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered ; 172. Order of leave for Bill read and discharged; another Bill 
ordered; presented; 226. R. A. 530. Berwick upon Tweed; To continue and enlarge term and pewers of Acts; Referred, 

Lxvi. 56. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 121. R. a. 300. See infra, 244. 397. 548. 























76. Besselsleigh to Leckford :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred; txix. 50. Bill ordered; presented; 140. R. a. 310,——~ 
Besselsleigh through Wantage to Hungerford, &amp;c.; For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, uxrx. 50. Bill ordered, 156. Pre- 
sented, 160. k. a. 280, 


77. Bethnal Green to Shoreditch :—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, ux. 8. Bill ordered, 18. Presented, 26. Rr. a. 132. 


78. Beverley :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, x11. 124. Bill ordered,267. Presented, 271. Passed, 359- 
Petition renewed and referred, 576. Bill ordered, 615. Presented, 617. RK. A. 775. Beverley to Cottingham ; For enlarging 
term and powers of Acts; Referred, rxvi. 43. Bill ordered, 91. Presented, 105. R. A. 194. Beverley, by Molescroft to 
Kendal House, and from Molescroft to Bainton Balk; Referred, x11. 74. Bill ordered, 145. Presented, 152. R. a. 268. 
See infra, 384. 405. 








79. Bicester to Aylesbury :—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, uxvit. 75. Not reported. For enlarging the powers 
of Act; Referred, Lxvii1.91. Bill ordered, 257. Presented, 282. Rr. a. 643. Bicester to Aynho; To enlarge term and 
powers of Acts; Referred, uxvi1.69. Not reported. To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, uxvi11.97. Bill 
ordered, 258. Preserted, 280. rR. a. 643. See infra, 471. 











81. Biddeford :—To continue and amend Acts; Referred, Lx11. 79. Bill ordered, 86. Presented, 88. R. a. 246,———Biddeford to the 
Exeter Turnpike Road; For amending Act; Referred, txvi1. 70. Bill ordered, 275. Presented, 230. Petition against, 387. 
Petition against and respecting Standing Orders; Referred, 404. Day appointed for Second reading, 414. Not proceeded in. 
See mfra, 215. 253. 


82. Biddenden through the Towns of Smarden and Charing to join the Turnpike Road from Ashford to Faversham ; Referred, Lx111. 64- 
Bill ordered, 73. Presented, 80. R. a, 269. See infra, 644. 


Biddulph :—See infra, 668. 


83. Biggleswade and Alconbury Hill :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, rxx1.24. Leave for Notices granted; Bill ordered ; 49. 
resented, 181. R.A. 416: See infra, 607. 


Billinghurst to Guildford ; Referred, Lxv1. 64. 





84, Batagberst to Slinfold :—Referred, uxv. 49. Bill ordered, 135. Not presented. 
Bill ordered, 102. Presented, 138. Petition against, 247. R. a. 326. 


Bilston :—See infra, 692. —x— Bilton. See infra, 168. ——— Birdlip. See infra, 408. ———Birdlip Hill. See infra, 283.— 
Birkenhead; See infra, 164. 


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Il. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


85. Birmingham to Shenstone: — Referred, xx11. 131. Bill ordered, 270. Presented; 29. Petition against ; Counsel ordered ; 
voices; 327. Petition renewed and referred, 567. Bill ordered, 601. Presented, 608. R.A. '775.——-—Birmingham to Stratford 
Bridge ; To continue and amend Acts ; Referred, rv1. 126, Bill ordered, 203. Presented, 212. R.A. 449.———Birmingham, 
Warwick and Warmington ; For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, uxv. 56. -Bill ordered, 107. Presented, 124,. RB. A. 380. 

Birmingham, Wednesbury and High Bullen; For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, txx1.24. Bill ordered, 67. Pre- 

sented, 234. Re-committed, 341. Lords Amendments agreed to, 396. R.A. 416. See infra, 118, 231. 302. 308. 487. 597. 


86. Birstall to Cleckheaton :—Referred, x1. 36. Bill ordered, 41. Presented, 117. R.A. 196. ——&lt;—&lt;—— Birstall and Huddersfield; To 
continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x11. 150. Billordered, 271. Presented, 295. Passed, 359. Petition 
renewed and referred, 585. Bill ordered, 604. Presented, 611, R. a. 831. 





87. Bishops Castle and Montgomery :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Lv1.140. Referred, 141. Bill ordered, 472. 
Presented, 480. R.A. 625. 


Bishopsgate Bridge :—See infra, 489. —&lt;—— Bishops Tawton. See supra, 64. 


88. Bishops Waltham :—To make a Road from Curdridge Common to Westmeon ; tv1. 39. Referred, 40. Bill ordered, 57. Pre- 
sented, 72. R.A. 261. See infra, 286. 


89. Bishop Wearmouth to Norton :—To continue and amend Act; Referred, rxvr. 42. Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 111. 8. A. 194 
91. Bisley and Salperton: To make the Road a Turnpike Road; Referred, Lx x1. 37. Not reported, 


92. Blackburne :—To alter and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tx1v.51. Bill ordered, 113. Presented, 132. Amend- 
ments proposed ; House infurmed that the parties concerned were consenting thereto; Amendments agreed to; Bill passed; 186. 
R. A. 306. Blackburn to Colne; Referred, Lxv. 49. Bill ordered, 110. Presented, 120. Re-committed, 222. R.A. 254. 
See infra, 133. 172. 


Blackfriars Bridge :—See infra, 703. 
See infra, 653. 








Blackman Street. See infra, 631. 





Blackwater. See supra, 67.——— Blackwell ; 


93. Blandford :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, .xx1v. 57. Bill ordered, 66. Presented, 110. Petition against, 225. 
Bill re-committed ; Committee to sit and proceed on a certain day; 350. R.A. 458. 


Blidworth :—See infra, 491. Blithfield. See supra, 26. Blockhill. See infra, 489. 








94. Blyth Marsh to Thorp, &amp;c.:—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxv.491. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 120. 
Presented, 125. R. A. 380. 


95. Bodmin :—To continue and amend Acts ; Referred, txvi. 73. Bill ordered, 96. Presented, 141. R. A. 410. 
Bolton :—See supra, 65. infra, 322. 572. 


96. Bolton in the Moors to Blackburn :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, txv. 57. Bill ordered, 175. Presented, 181. 
R. A. 380. See infra, 662. 


Bolton, Little :—See infra, 662.———— Borden. See infra, 437. 


97. Boroughbridge to Durham :—To continue and amend Act; Referred, rv1.11. Bill ordered, 24. Presented, 29. Rk. a. 220.——~ 
For repairing the Road; Referred, rxvi1. 45. Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 142. Rk. a. 229. ———— Boroughbridge to Piers- 
bridge ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv111. 121. Bill ordered, 143. Presented, 148. Rx. a. 286, 
See infra, 259. 748. 


98. Borrowstouness to Linlithgow :—Referred, Lxx1. 31. Bill ordered, 62. Presented, 194. R. A» 504. 
Bosley :—See infra, 668. 





Boston. See supra, 35. 
99. Botley and Romsey :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx11. 162. Bill ordered, 254. Presented, 267. 
Committed, 284. © Petition renewed and referred ; 603. Bill ordered, 626. Presented, 640. Rr. a. 805. 
Boughton :—See infra, 164. 618. 
101. Bowden Hill to Kingdown Hill :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, ux x1. 33. Bill ordered, 52. Presented, 225. R.A. 515. 


102. Bowden, Little, to Rockingham :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, rxv111.21. Bill ordered, 34. Presented, 47. 
R. A. 338. 


103. Bowes to the North Road:—For enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, txvutt. 29. Bill ordered, 41. Presented, 153. 
R. A. 365. For rectifying mistake in said Act ; Referred, txx1. 23. Bill ordered, 67. Presented, 71. R.A. 385.——— 
Bowes to Brough under Stainmore ; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txv111. 66. BBill ordered, 196. Presented, 
240. R. A. OBI. 


Box :—See infra, 566. 





104. Bradford :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, Lx. 77. Not reported. ——_-— Bradford to Kighley ; To 
continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lv111. 133. Bill ordered, 369. Presented, 370. R. a. 453.——— 
Bradford to Wakefield; Referred, 1xx111.60. Reported, 68.° Report to lie on the Table, 69. Read; re-committed; 74. Leave 
granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 81. Presented, 106. Petition against, 214. Not proceeded in.—~To enlarge term and 
powers of Acts; Referred, uxx1v. 36. Bill ordered, 162, Presented, 200. Rr. a. 530. See infra, 182. 341. 


Bramcote Odd House :—See infra, 491. 
105. Bramley to Ridgewisk :—Referred, Lxx111.56. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 173. Presented, 182. R. A. 377. 


106. Brampton to Longtown, and for erecting a Bridge over the river Line at the Clift, in the parish of Kirklinton ; Referred, rx11. 158. 
Bill ordered, 203. Presented, 241. Committed, 264. Petition renewed and referred, 585. Bill ordered, 620. Presented, 626. 
R. A. 775- See infra, 448. 


107. Brampton Bierley to Mexbrough, &amp;c.:—Referred, Lxx111. 39. Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 140. n. a. 327. 


Brandon :—See infra, 134. ————— Brandon Bridge. See supra, 65.———_&lt; Brassingjon. See infra, 213.——&lt;— Breamish. See 
infra, 513. ——— Brechin. See infra, 463. 


~ 108. Brecon :—For repairing certain Roads in that county; Referred, Lx1v. 23. Report; to lie on the Table, 76. Read, and re- 
committed, 97. Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 110. Rk. a. 197- Brecon to Brobury; To continue and enlarge term and. 
powers of Acts; Referred, t1x. 87. BBill ordered, 126. Presented, 136. rn. a. 280.——— For enlarging powers of Acts ; Referred, 
Lxx11.60. Not reported. ——— Brecon to Hay, &amp;c.; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, L1x. 91. 
Bill ordered, 125. Presented, 134. R. A. 280. 





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1026 TURNPIKE (ROADS-+continued, 


II. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.— continued. _, ath - ste 7. - 


«» Brenchley ;~--See infra, 389. —-—— Brent Bridge... See infra, 517. ——— Brentford. See infra, 191. 
109. Brewton :—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, xv, 72. Billordered, 153. Presented, 180. R. A. 380. 


Brickers Barn :——See infra, 188. ———- Bridgelands. See infra, 568. pete as Bridgnorth. See infra, 578. Bridgetown. 
- «See infra, 253: 


111. ‘Bridgewater :——To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Lv1.95. Referred, 96. Bill ordered, 116. Presented, 155. 
R. A. 262. 


112. Bridport :——For repairing and improving the Roads leading to and from that town; Referred, Lxx1v.104. Bill ordered, 138. Order 
of leave read and discharged; another Bill ordered; 200. Presented, 226. Notice taken, that the Bill was not prepared according 


to the Standing Orders, 328. Order for Second reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn ; another ordered; 329. Presented, 336. Time 
enlarged for Report, 420. R. A. 530. 


113. Brighthelmstone :——To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x11. 178. Bill ordered, 263. Presented ; and 
additional Petition referred; 275. Leave granted for notices, 300. Bill reported, and Instruction given, 348. Petition renewed and 
referred, 611. Bill ordered, 625. Presented, 634. R. a. 805. See infra, 324. 406. 


114. Brimmingtou and Chesterfield:—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts ; Referred, tx1. 104. Bill ordered, 123, 
Presented, 149. Committed,160. Not proceeded in. To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x111. 94. Not reported. 
To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, xvi. 62. Bill ordered, 112. Presented, 140. R. a. 356 








116 Bristol :—For repairing and improving the severa Roads round the city of Bristol; Referreé, txx1v. 47. Leave granted for notices ; 
Bill ordered; 115. Petition for further time to present Bill, referred to a Committee, 219. Order of leave for Bill read and 
discharged, 226. Another Bill ordered ; Petition for iurther time reported, and time enlarged; 227. Further enlarged, 253. Bill 
presented, 272. Petition against, 333. R. A. 530. 


Broadwater :—See infra, 331. 643. 


116. Bromham Bridge to Olney: —To enlarge term and powers o Acts; Referred, txv1.69. Bill ordered, 93. Presented, 95. 
Re-committed, 220. R. a. 326. 


117. eppconn | and Farnborough to Beggars Bush:—For enlarging Powers of Act; Referred, txv. 46. Bill ordered, 92. Pre- 
sented, 158. R.A. 297. 


118. Bromsgrove to Dudley: — For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, txx1.24. Bill ordered, 222. Presented, 223. Ri a. 490. 
Bromsgrove to Birmingham ; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx xiv. 68. Bill ordered, 181. Presented, 184. 
R, A. 458. See infra, 639. 





Bron-y-garth :——See infra, 697. ———— Brownsover. See infra, 168. 


119. Brough to Romaldkirk :—Referred, Lxx11.61. Report re-committed, 91. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 112. Pre. 
sented, 180. R. A. 354- 


121. Brougham to Penrith:—For making a Road and for building a Bridge ; Referred, txv11. 39. Bill ordered, 134. Presented, 143. 
R. A. 383. 


122, Brough Ferry to South Newbald Holmes: — To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxvi1.72. Bill ordered, 136. 
Presented, 142. R. A. 229. 


123. Brough-under-Stainmore to Eamont Bridge :—To continue term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv1. 145. Bill ordered, 407. 
Presented, 416. R. a. 601.——For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx1.21. Not reported——For enlarging powers of Acts ; 
Referred, uxx11. 52. Bill ordered; presented; 181. Rk. a. 300. 





Brumpton :—See infra, 535. Buckenham, New. See infra, 489. 

124. Buckingham and Banbury :—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lxv. 55. Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 186. R. a. 402. 
Buckingham to Hanwell ; Referred, .xv1.44. Billordered, 82. Presented, 84. R.A. 194. Buckingham to Newport 
Pagnell; Referred, Lxx.22. Bill ordered, 40. Presented, 70, Petitions against, 116, 132. R. a. 363. 








125. Buckland Dinham to Radford Bridge, &amp;c.:—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lxv. 39. Bill ordered, 55. Presented, 89. 
R. A. 201. See supra, 47. 


Buckland Monachorum :—See infra, 537. 


126. Buildwas Bridge :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, xxv. 8. Bill ordered, 10. Presented, 56. Leave given 
to report forthwith, 94. RB. A. 104. See infra, 688. 


Bullock Smithy :—See infra, 562. ——— Bungay. See infra, 361. 


127. Burford to Banbury, &amp;c.: —For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, xv. 74. Not reported.—— For repealing and consolidating 
Acts; Referred, txv. 74. Bill ordered, 163. Presented, 192. R. a. 506. Burford and Leachlade; For enlarging powers 
of Act; Referred, uxvit1. 91. Bill ordered, 159. Presemied, 175. R.A. 417. Burford to Preston ; To continue and enlarge 
term and powers of Acts; Referred, rv. 35. Bill ordered, 74. Presented, 81. R. A. 290. See infra, 255. 


Burford Lane :-—See infra, 283. ——-— Burlesdon. See Bridges, 15. 








128. Burlton to Llanymynech, &amp;c.:—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, rx1x. 50. Bill ordered; presented; 134. R. a. 233. 


129. Burnley to Edenfield Chapel :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1x. 23. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 128. 
Presented, 135. R. A. 280. 





Burscough Bridge :——See supra, 92. Burslem. See infra, 399. 


131. Burton upon Trent to Abbots Bromley :— Referred, ux1v. 67. Report; To lie upon the Table, 81. Read, and Bill ordered, gg. 

_ Presented, 133. Lords Amendments agreed to, 357. R. A. 382. Burton upon Trent to Derby; For enlarging powers of 
Act; Referred, uxx11r. 18. Bill ordered, 40. Presented, 73. Petition for provision for increasing the tolls ; referred, 114. 
Reported, 132. Report to lie on the Table, 133. Leave granted for notices ; Instruction accordingly ; Committee to report on notices ; 
138. RB. A. 397. 





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132, Burtryford to Alston, and from Alston to Burnstones:--Referred, uxx. 5. Bill ordered, 81. Presented, 93. . a. 184. 
Burwash :—See infra, 355. 


133. Bury 


TURNPIKE ROADS—continued, 1097 


IT. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


133. Bury to Blackburn, &amp;e.:—For enlarging powers of Act; Lxv.76. Referred, 77. Bill ordered, g0. Presented, 101. RJA. 201. 
Bury and Bolton; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxtv. 75- Bill ordered, 108. Presented, 125. 
R. As 335» Bury and Ratcliffe Bridge; To enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, uxxit1. 17. Bill ordered, 33. Presented, 
53- R.A. 189. Bury to Stratton ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lv111. 160. Bill ordered 398. 
Presented, 402. R. a, 578.——~- To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxiv. 35. Bill ordered, 41. Presented 47: 
R. A. 326. See infra, 539. 586. 











134. Bury St. Edmunds to Newmarket :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txv1. 61. Not reported. ——- For more 
effectually repairing the Roads; Referred, txvit.65. Bill ordered, 111. Presented, 134. R. A. 383. ———. Bury St. Edmunds 
to Scole Bridge ; Referred, Lx111. 39. Billordered, 46. Presented, 48. Petition against, 100. R. a. 164.———Bury St. Edmunds to 
Thetford, &amp;c.; For enlarging term and powers of Act ; Referred, uxvi11. 90. Not reported. See infra, 628. 


Bushey Heath :—See infra, 595. 

135. Butterton Moor End :—To repair the Road; Referred, uxvit. 40. Bill ordered, 86, Presented, 89. R. A. 352, 
Buxton :—See infra, 432. 574. Pp 

136. Caincross to Stroud :—Referred, ux1x. 47. Not Reported. 
Caister Causeway :—See infra, 489. 


137. Caithness :—For assessing the proprietors of Lands in that county towards the expense of supporting Roads and Bridges ; Referred, txt. 
100. Leave granted for notices, 256. Bill ordered, 328. Presented, 383. Rr. a. 560. 


138. Callington :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x1. 38. Bill ordered, 44. Presented, 67. n. a. 184. 
Calne :—See infra, 547. 635. 


139. Camberwell :—For making and maintaining certain Roads leading from thence; Referred, Lxx11. 75. Leave granted for notices ; 
leave granted to deposit a map with the Clerk of the Peace; Bill ordered ; 147. Presented, 182. Petition against, 210. Not 
proceeded in. 


141, Cambridge and Arrington Bridge:—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lxx11.35. Report re-committed,73. Again re-com- 
mitted, 91. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered; 105. Presented, 182. Petition respecting the Bill and for leave to proceed on the 
Third reading ; Referred, 358. Report re-committed, 390. Leave given for the Bill to proceed, 420. R. a. 458. Cambridge to 
Ely, &amp;c.; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 11x.g1. Bill ordered, 119. Presented, 134. Petitions 
against, 146,159. Lords Amendments agreed to, 361. R. A. 373. Cambridge and Newmarket Heath; Referred, rxv1it. 83. 
Bill ordered, 153. Presented, 182. Consideration of Lords Amendments put off for three months, 482. For enlarging powers 
of Acts for repairing the Road from Godmanchester through Cambridge to Newmarket Heath; Referred, Lx x. 15. Bill ordered, 89. 
Presented, 96. R.A. 297. Cambridge to Royston; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx11. 76. 
Bill ordered, 91. Presented,192. Passed, 348. Petition renewed and referred, 586. Bill ordered, 600. Presented, 633. nr. 4.805. 
See infra, 284. 














142. Canterbury and Dover :—To repeal former Act and make better provision for the purposes thereof; Referred, rvi11. 102. Bill 
ordered, 139. Presented, 165. R. a. 287. Canterbury ; To repair the Roads from thence to Margate and Ramsgate, and 
also to repeal part of Act for paving and lighting that city; v1.12. Referred, 13. Not reported. For repairing and widening 
the Road from thence to Ramsgate, and for suspending and varying part of Act for paving and lighting Canterbury ; tvi1. 37. 
Referred, 38. Bill ordered, 42. Presented, 85. R.A. 244. Canterbury to Sandwich ; Referred, rv11. 83. Bill ordered, 94. 
Presented, 105. R. A. 244.———— Canterbury to Whitstable; Referred, 11x. 36. Bill ordered, 39. Presented, 59. R. a. 141. 
See infra, 154, 155. 258. 











Capell :—See infra, 344. ——— Cardiff. See infra, 279. 
143. Cardigan :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txv11. 66. Billordered,g9. Presented, 112. Rk. a. 229. 


Cardington :—See supra, 74. 


144. Carlisle to Mulaside:—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxv.13. Bill ordered, 18. Presented, 35. n. A. 164. 
Carlisle to Newcastle-upon-Tyne; To alter and enlarge powers of Act; Referred, Lxvi. 44. Bill ordered, 125. Presented, 140. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 228. R. A. 233. Carlisle to Penrith; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts ; 
Referred, 1x11. 158. Bill ordered, 283. Presented, 301. Committed, 311. Petition against, 330. Not proceeded in. To 
continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx111. 86. Bill ordered, 165. Presented, 169. R. a. 268. Carlisle 
to Westlinton Bridge ; Motion for leave to present a Petition to amend and keep in repair the Road ; that leave be given ; Negatived, 
LX1.135- Another Petition for leave to present a Petition; Leave given ; Petition presented, and referred; 138. Leave granted 
for notices, 195. Bill ordered, 253. Presented, 257. R.A. 333- See infra, 281. 475. 

















145. Carlow to Kilkenny:—To alter and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tx. 102. Leave granted for Notices, and Bill 
ordered, 119. Presented, 150. R. A. 339. See infra, 379. 382. 


Carlowrie Bridge :—See infra, 411. 


146. Carmarthen :—For amending, widening and repairing several Roads in that county ; Referred, tv1.'79. _ Bill ordered, 99. Presented, 

113. R.A. 262. For making, amending and improving certain Roads in that county; Referred, ry111.172. Bill ordered, 188. 

Presented, 235. 2. a. 346.——To enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, Lx1v. 26. Bill ordered, 53. Presented, 63. R. a. 382. 
To continue the term of Acts; Referred, txv1.62. Billordered, 141. Presented, 142. n.a. 232. For continuing term and 
powers of Acts; Referred, txvi1.66. Bill ordered, 135. Presented, 140. R.A. 415. Carmarthen to Nantgaredig ; 
Referred, rx1v. 98. Billordered, 155. Presented, 178. RB. A. 335+ Carmarthen and Pembroke ; To continue and enlarge 
term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv111. 171. BBill ordered, 188. Presented, 194. Petition against, 252. rn, a. 346. . See infra, 


415, 416. 

147. Carnarvon :—To amend and keep in repair certain Roads in that county ; Referred, rv111.142. Reported; Report re-committed ; 
215. Additional Petition for building a Bridge over the River Aberglaslyn referred to the Committee on former Petition, 215. _Bill 
ordered, 227. Presented, 236. Lords Amendments agreed to, 394. 2. A. 419. = Carnarvon and Denbigh Counties ; For 
enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, .xv.64. Bill ordered, 179. Presented, 185. k. a. 297. 


Castle Bromwich :—See infra, 618.———Castle Durrow. See infra, 381. 














148. Castleton to Bury :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, uxvi1s. 22. Bill ordered, 134. Presented, 138. B.A. 543. 


See infra, 442. 
149. Castleford 


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1028 : TURNPIKE ROADS—continued. 





Il. Petitions for Bills, &amp;e.—continued. 


149. Castleford and Ferrybridge:—For shutting up a Road and Footpath; Referred, xviii. 19. BBill ordered, 197. Presented, 275. 
R. A» 417. 


Catherick :—See supra, 97. 
151. Catterick Bridge to Durham :—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lxv. 19. Bill ordered, 31. Presented, 76. R.a. 164. 


Cawthorne :—See supra, 63. ——— Chadderton. See infra, 339. ——— Chadwell. See infra,701. ———— Chalk Beck. See 
infra, 511. ———— Chapel-en-le-Frith. See infra, 213. 432. 


152. Chapel on the Heath to Bourton on the Hill:—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, uxx1. 10. Bill ordered, 15. Pre- 
sented, 27. R. A. 231. 


153. Chard and Axminster :—For repealing former Acts and for repairing Roads; Referred, txx. 53. Leave granted to deposit list 
of owners; Bill ordered; 147. Presented, 157. R. A. 321. Chard to Ilminster; Referred, Lxv111. 85. Not reported. 
Chard to Upottery; For repealing Act and making a new Road; Referred, Lx1x. 65. Not reported.——Chard to West Moor, &amp;c, 
Referred. rv111.117. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 155. .R. A. 331. , 








154. Charing to Chilham :—Referred, tx1v.52. Bill ordered, 101. Presented, 179. R. A. 335: 
155. Chatham to Canterbury :—Referred, txvit. 38. Bill ordered, 81. Presented, 105. . A. 352. 


156. Chatteris F erry and Earith:—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxv. 32. Bill ordered, 50. Petition 
renewed and referred, 116. Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 136. R. a. 456. Chatteris Ferry and Wisbeach; To continue and 
amend Acts; Referred, px11. 165. Bill ordered, 193. Order of leave for Bill read and discharged ; Petition and Report thereon read 
again ; another Bill ordered ; 268. Presented, 291. _ Petitions against, 322, 333, 343. Petition renewed and referred, 568. Bill 
ordered, 599. Presented, 60g. Petition against, 674. R. a. 805, —~=— Chatteris to Ramsey; For enlarging powers of Acts; 
Referred, Lx x1.18. Bill ordered, 26. Presented, 47. R. A. 231. 





159. Cheadle to Butterton Moor:—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, txv. 41. Bill ordered, 101. Presented, 125. R. a. 380. 
Cheadle to Rocester; For enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, Lxxv. 43. Bill ordered, 71. Petition renewed and. 
referred, 113. Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 135. R. a. 342. 


Chedleton :—See infra, 218. Chelford. See infra, 352. 


162. Cheltenham to Bishop's Cleeve:—Referred, txv. 34. Bill ordered, 40. Presented, 50. . A. 164. Cheltenham to 

Elston ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, x1. 109. Bill ordered, 415. Presented, 437. R. a. 560. 
Cheltenham to Painswick; Referred, Lxxv. 39. Petition renewed and referred, 113. _ Bill ordered, 136. _ Presented, 145+ 
R. A. 341. ——=—— Cheltenham to Staverton ; Referred, .x1v. 68. Bill ordered, 105. Presented,110. R. a. 256. 














Chepstow :—See supra, 28. infra, 482. 


168. Cherril] and Calne:—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, xv111. 93. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered ; 277, 
Presented, 283. R. A. 543- 


Cherrybrook :—See infra, 242. 


164. Chester :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, 1x11. 570. Bill ordered, 601. Presented, 610. R. a. "5. 
Chester to Birkenhead, &amp;c.; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv111. 134. Bill ordered, 418. 
Presented, 424. Petition against, 449. R.A. 543- Chester and Nantwich; To extend and alter term and powers of Acts ; 
Referred, pv11. 157. Not reported. Chester and Whitchurch, through Ternhill to Newport ; To continue, alter, and enlarge 
term and powers of Acts; Referred, v1.11. Report; to lie on the Table, 43. Read again; Bill ordered; 50. Presented, 57. 
Petitions against, 115. Bill re-committed, 465. R. a. 601. Chester and Whitchurch Roads (First District);. To continue 
and enlarge term and powers of Acts so far as relate to that District of Road; Referred, rv11. 102. Bill ordered, 110. Presented, 
145- RB. A. 493. See supra, 42. infra, 432. 474. 583. 599. 611. 736. 


165. Chesterfield to Cuckney:—Referred, rxvi. 70. Bill ordered, 101. Presented, 121. Committed, 145. Not proceeded in. 
Chesterfield and Derby ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv1. 13. Bill ordered, 26. Presented, 39. 
R. A. 220. Chesterfield to Hernstone Lane Head; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txvit. 75. Bill 
ordered, 126. Presented, 129. R. A. 214. Chesterfield and Matlock Bridge; To continue and enlarge term and powers of 
Acts; Referred, rv11. 85. Bill ordered, 96. Presented, 105. R. A. 244. Chesterfield to Worksop; Referred, tx111. 82. 
Bill ordered, 193. Presented,218. R. A. 373- See supra, 114. infra, 444. 


























Chichester :—See infra, 189. ——— Chilham. See supra, 154. 


166. Chippenham Beige :—To enlarge term and powers of Act; Lxx111.25. Referred, 26. Bill ordered, 129. Presented, 147. 
R. A. 327. ——=— Chippenham Bridge to Togg Hill; For improving the same; Referred, 11x. 106. Bill ordered, 290. Presented, 
$05. R. A. 373- See infra, 445. , 


167. Chipping, Camden, and Stratford upon Avon :—Referred, Lxx111.44. Bill ordered, 137. Presented, 144. Rr. a. 378. 
Christ Church :—See infra, 395. 


168. Churchover :—To continue and amend Act; Referred, :xt.47. Bill ordered, 77. Presented, 172. R. a. 275. 





Christian Malford Bridge. See infra, 452. ———— Chudleigh Bridge. See supra, 43. 


169. Cirencester and Birdlip Hill :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx. 33. Bill ordered, 58. Presented, 61. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 152. R. a. 184. Cirencester and Cricklade; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts ; 
LVI. 91. Referred, g2. Report; to lie on the Table, 107. Read, and re-committed, 112. Report, that no gate is intended to be 
erected on that part of the Road not included in the notices; Bill ordered; 125. Order of leave for Bill discharged ; Report read 
again, and another Bill ordered ; 300. Presented, 305. RB. a. 450. Cirencester and St. John’s Bridge; For enlarging powers 
of Acts; Referred, Lxx. 33. Bill ordered, 58. Presented, 61. Lords Amendments agreed to, 151. Rk. A. 184.———Cirencester 
to Stroud, &amp;c.; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx111. 26. Bill ordered, 33. Presented, 53+ 
R. A. 199. ——-—— Cirencester to Tetbury; For continuing and enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxvi1. 33. Leave 
given to deposit a plan, &amp;c. in the Private Bill Office ; Bill ordered; g5.° Presented, 100. R. A. 214. Cirencester to Wootton 
Bassett ; Referred, rxv. 71. Bill ordered, 164. Presented, 188. Petition for provision ; referred, 275. Leave granted for notices, 
and to deposit a plan, 290. Instruction to make provision according to Petition for provision, and to inquire respecting notices, 291. 
Time enlarged for Report, 328. R. a. 483. See infra, 646. 


a71. Clackmannan :—For continuing and amending Acts ; Referred, txx11. 71. Bill ordered; presented; 183- 8. A. 354. ———— 
Clackmannan and Perth; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, x. 63. Bill ordered, 75. Presented, 78. 
R. A. 194. ——— For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txvi11. 34. Bill ordered, 183. Presented, 239. . Petition 
against, 366. B.A. 417.—-—-— Clackmannan and Queensferry ; For amending Act; Referred, LX XI. 44. Leave granted to deposit 

a plan ; Bill ordered; presented; 239. Not proceeded in. See infra, 388. 608. 
Clanfield : 














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IT. 


172. 
173. 
174. 


175. 


176. 


177. 


178 


179. 


181. 


182, 


183. 


184. 


185. 


186 


188. 


189. 


i9l. 


194. 


195. 


196. 


197. 


Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


Clanfield :—S¢e infra; 729.——€lapton. See Britlges, 37.—»—Clay Hill, See infra, 471.—uuieCleckheaton. See supra, 86, 


Clitheroe to Blackburn:—For leave to present a Petition to enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, nxxiv. 118. Reported ; 
leave given ; Petition presented and referred; 127. Bill ordered, 136. Presented, 147. R. a. 459- Clitheroe to Salford 
Bridge’in the'town‘of Blackburn ; Referred, rx1ir.115. Bill ordered, 169. Presented, 192. w.a.265. See infra, 584. 





Cloebury. Mortimer :—To continue and enlarge term. and powers.of Acts; Referred, uyx. 62, Bill ordered; 118. Presented, 140 . 
R. A, 256, 


Clonmell :—See infra, 382. 


Clown to Budby :—Referred, xv.61. Bill ordered, 185. Presented, 191, R.a. 297, See infra, 574. 
Clydach Bridge t—See infra, 454. 


Cockermouth. and Workington :—To continue term and powers of Acts; Referred, vi. 146. Bill ordered, 237. Presented, 267. 
Rs A. 334. 

Cockerton Bridge to Staindrop:—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lx1x. 25. Bill ordered, 129. Presented, 130, 
R. A. 233. 


Cockham Hill :—See infra, 699. 

Cocking End to Black Lane End:—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rvitt, 133. - Bill ordered, 
369. Presented, 370. R. a. 453. 

Coleshill and Lichfield :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, px1x.20. Billordered, 119. Presented, 118. R. a. 279. 


Collingham, through Wetherby to York :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, px1x. 6. Bill ordered, 15. Presented, 17, 
R.A. 114. 


Collumpton to Hazlestone :—Referred, Lxvii1. 96. Bill ordered, 107. Presented, 186. R. a. 438. 
Colne :—See supra, 104. 


Combe Bridge to Staverton: — To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rxx1v. 42. Bill ordered, 49. 
Order of leave for Bill read and discharged; another Bill ordered; 201. Presented, 226. Petition against, 395. ‘Time enlarged for 
Report, 420. RB. A. §30. 


Commercial Road :—To alter and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, ux1.94. Bill ordered, 341. Presented, 355. 

R. A. 529. For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxvi. 57. Bill ordered, 111. Presented, 141. | BR. A. 300. 
For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, txx. 56. Bill ordered; presented; 149. Petition for enlarging the time for 
feceiving the Report; Referred, 258. ‘Time enlarged, 293. RB. A. 416. See infra, 221. 702. 








Condover :—See supra, 48. 


Congieton and Prestbury :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, txtv. 40. Bill ordered, 101. Presented 
178. Read, 198. R.A. 335. 





Congleton :——See supra, 42. infra, 722. Conway Bridge. See Bridges, 17, 
Coomb St. Nicholas to Halberton :—Referred, txx. 52. Not reported. 
Copley Meadow :—See infra, 269. ——-— Corbridge. See infra, 332. 


Cork and Limerick :—To amend and repair the Road from the bounds of those counties to the City of Cork; Referred, 1x. 32. 
Bill ordered, 74. Presented, 110. R. A. 339. Cork to Tralee ; Referred, Lxvirt. 31. Bill ordered, 113. Presented, 118. 
Petition against, 271. Time enlarged for Report, 294, 315. R.A. 415. 


Cornhill Burn :—See infra, 266. 





Corsham. to Bath Easton Bridge:—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, v1. 40. Bill ordered, 84, 
fresented, 91. R.A. 334. To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxiv. 55. Dill ordered, 128. Presented, 136. 
R. A. 458. 





Cosham to Chichester :—To repeal Acts and for more effectually repairing the Road; Lx1.110. Bill ordered, 121. Presented, 177; 
177. R. A. 333- 


Costock :—See infra, 664. —— Cottingham. See supra, 78. 


Counters Bridge and Brentford (Old District):—To alter and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, tvi1t. 13. Bill ordered, 6o. 

Presented, 72. R.A. 286. Counters Bridge and Hounslow ; For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxv.'73. Not reported. 
Counters Bridge and Isleworth; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txvitt. 85. Bill ordered, 140. 
Presented, 251. R.A. 507. See infra, 356. 








, Coventry :——For improving the Roads in and through that city; Referred, xvi1. 59. Bill ordered, 86. Presented, 96. R. a. 290. 


——-— Coventry to the Rugby Turnpike Road in the parish of Wolvey; Referred, txvi11. 48. Billordered, 71. Presented, 112. 
R. A. 338. ———— Coventry to Warwick ; Referred, Lxx11.23. Bill ordered, 35. Presented, 61. n.a. 164. See infra, 334. 448. 


Cowbridge :—See supra, 35. ———— Cowden. See infra, 689. 
Cowgate, West, and Alemouth :—To continue and amend Act; Referred, Lx x111. 46. Bill ordered; presented; 86. x. a. 189. 
Cramond Bridge :—See infra, 529.» Cranbourne. See infra, 519. 


Cranbrooke :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, ux11. 152. Bill ordered, 212. Presented, 297. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 362. Petition renewed and referred, 625. Bill ordered, 640. Presented, 650. 8. 4, 831, ———— For 
continuing and amending Acts; Referred, txv1.72. Bill ordered, 96. Presented, 130. Rr. a. 326. See infra, 389. 437. 


Cranford Bridge :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act ; Referred, x1v, 67. Bill ordered, 147. Presented, 167. 
R. A. 306. 
Creed :—See infra, 424. ———— Cressage. See infra, 465: 


Crewkerne :—To repeal certain: Acts, and effectually amending and maintaining several Roads leading to and from that Towns 


Referred, Lx. 15. Bill ordered, 19. Presented, 27. x. a. 106. 
198- Crickhowell : 


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1030 TURNPIKE ROADS—continued. 





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iL. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


198. 


199. 


201. 


203. 
204. 


205. 


206. 


207. 


208. 


211. 


Crickhowell : —For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, ux1x. 41. Bill ordered; presented; 160. . R. a, 280. 
Cricklade :——See supra, 169. infra, 635. —=—— Cromarty. See infra, 544. 


Cromford to Belper :—Referred, uxx11.18. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 32. Presented, 100. Additional Petition 
referred, 142. Report thereon read, and Instruction for keeping other Roads in repair, 158. R. a. 217. —«—— Cromford to Hopton 
Moor ; Referred, 1x. 109. Additional Petition referred to the same Committee,270. Bill ordered, 272. Presented, 285. R. a. 373. 
————-Cromford Bridge to Langley Mill ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x111. 34. Bill ordered, 41. 
Presented, 46. R. a. 269. 


Crookland Gate :—See infra, 608. 


Crossford Bridge to Altrincham :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx. 41. Reported; Standing 
Orders not complied with ; Report to lie on the Table; 49. Read again; and re-committed; 170. Leave granted for notices, 173. 
Reports again read, and Bill ordered, 239. Presented, 247. 2. A. 431.—————Crossford Bridge to Manchester ; To enlarge term and 
powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx1v. 58. Bill ordered, 97. Presented, 127. Petitions against, 156. R. a. 530. 


. Crouch Hill and Ditcheling :—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rxx11r. 49. Bill ordered, 68. Presented, 74. 


R. A. 189. See infra, 324. 
Crowland to Eye :—Referred, Lxx11. 57. Bill ordered, 140. Presented, 174. R. a. 376. 


Croydon to Reigate :—Referred, Lx11. 28. Report; to lie on the Table, 57. Re-committed, 59. Report; to lie on the Table, 60. 
Leave granted for notices, 62. Petition signifying that notices had been given accordingly referred, 101. Report again read; Petition 
respecting notices and order of reference to a Committee read ; House informed that the Petitioners intended to proceed only upon 
such parts of the first Petition for which notices had been given; Order for referring the last Petition to a Committee discharged ; 
Bill ordered; 109. Presented, 125. Petitions against, 146, 15%, 199. R.A. 365. See infra, 645. 


Cuckfield :-—See infra, 324. 338. 528. 631. ——— Cuckney. See supra, 165. 


Culham :—To repair the Road from thence to Streatley, and for erecting. a Bridge across the River Thames or Isis ; Referred, Lv11. 134. 
Bill ordered, 219. Presented, 242. Petitions against, 242, 244, 405, 451, 521. Petitions in favour, 403, 405. Third Reading put 
off for three months, 523. —~—— Culham Bridge tu Abingdon and Shippon ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; 
Referred, tv1. 131. Billordered, 184. Presented, 291. R. a. 601. See infra, 325. 


Cumberland and Westmorland :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, L1x. 87. Bill ordered, 175. Pre- 
sented, 190. R.A. 256. 


Curdridge Common :—See supra, 88. 


Dapdon Bars :—See infra, 615. 





Dapdon Wharf. See infra, 297. ———— Darlaston Lane End. See infra, 692. 





Darlington to Staindrop :—To enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, uxvit. 45. Not reported. Darlington to West 
Auckland; For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, ux1x. 26. BBill ordered, 129. Presented, 130. Rk. a. 233. See 
infra, 612. 


Darly Moor to Ellaston :—'To continue and amend Acts; Referred, txvir. 52. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 86, R. a. 352. 





Darrington :—See infra, 587. Darsham. See infra, 361. 


. Dartford :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, tx1v.25. Bill ordered, 61. Presented, 139. Rk. A. 405. 





Dartford to Northfleet, &amp;c.; To continue and alter term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv1. 129. Bill ordered, 360. Pre- 
sented, 388. Petition to vary the line of the Road, and also against the Bill, referred to a Committee, 465. Reported ; and 
Instruction for varying the line of the Road ; all to have voices; 488. Petition against, 515. R. a. 602. See infra, 367. 


Datchet :—See infra, 626. 
infra, 303. 


Dean Forest :—For enlarging powers of Acts ; Referred, ux x11. 57- Bill ordered, 150. Presented, 159. Regent’s consent signified ; 
Bill passed, 259. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals; 317. Report; and another Bill ordered; presented, 322. 
Regent’s consent signified, 395. R. A. 458. See infra, 479. 


Delkey :—See infra, 257. 





Daventree. See supra, 56. 
Deanburn Bridge. See infra, 294. 





David’s, Saint. See infra, 318. Davidstow. See 








212. Denbigh and Flint :—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, cxv. 28. Bill ordered, 175. Presented, 180. R. a. 253. ——— 


213, Derby :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts ; Referred, ux1. 104. Bill ordered, 288. Presented, 322. Rr. a. 479. 


Denbigh to Holywell ; To enlarge term and powers of Acts ; Referred, txvir. 72. Billordered, 115. Presented, 125. 2. a. 352. 
Denbigh to Mold; Referred, txx1. 49. Not reported. See infra, 264. 558.744. 


Deptford :—See infra, 367. 








For enlarging 
powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx1. 53. Leave granted for notices, and to deposit plan and an estimate, 174. Bill ordered, 175. 


Presented, 240. Petition against, 213. R. A. 490. Derby and Ashborne; To continue and amend Act; Referred, ix. 10. 
Bill ordered, 12. Presented, 14. Rr. a. 81. Derby and Chester; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, 
ux11. 90. Bill ordered, 163. Presented, 172. RK. a. 269. Derby and Leicester; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; 
Referred, Lx1x. 20. Not reported. For enlarging powers of Acts, and for repairing Roads from Scaddow Gate, in the parish of 
Ticknall to the Burton upon Trent and Ashby de la Zouch Road; Referred, ux x. 44. Leave granted for notices, and to deposit 
plan; Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 141. Time enlarged for Report, 234. R. a. 321. Derby, Leicester, and Warwick ; 
To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rx1v..8. Bill ordered, 32. Presented, 54. R. A. 132. Derby to Mansfield ; 
For enlarging the term and powers of Acts; Referred, txv1.59. Bill ordered, 101. Presented, 112. R. a. 326. Derby 
and Uttoxeter; To revive and continue term and powers of Acts; Referred, 11x. 81. Bill ordered, 289. Presented, 295. 
R. Ae 373. See supra, 131. infra, 282, 444. 491. 538. 727- 


Derby Bridge :—See infra, 425. 























214. Devizes :—For enlarging term and powers of Act ; Referred, xxv. 36. Bill ordered; Instruction for repairing the Road from Rowde 


Ford to Calné; 83. ‘Petition renewed and-referred ; Petition relating to the Road from Rowde Ford to Calne, referred; 142. Bilk 
ordered, 171. Presented, 232. R.A. 423. See infra, 547. 


215. Devon :—For separating certain Roads in that county ; Referred, Lxv1..68, Not reported. _ See infra, 641. 
216. Dewsbury to Ealand:—To enlarge term .and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx1v. 49. Bill ordered; presented; 227. .R. A} 450« 





———Dewsbury to Leeds; Referred, .xx1. 52. Bill ordered, 98. Presented, 110, .R. A..250- 
218. Dillorn 








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Il. 


218. 


219. 


221. 


224. 


225. 


226. 


229. 


231. 


232. 


234. 


235. 


Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 

Dillorn to Chedleton :—For continuing and amending Act; Referred, Lxv1. 55. Bill ordered, 122. Presented, 140. Rk, a. 326. 
Ditcheling to Offham :—Referred, Lxvit. 65. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 143. R. a. 383. See supra, 202. 
Ditcheling Bost Hills :—See infra, 476. 


Dogs, Isle of, to Whitechapel, &amp;c.:—Referred, rv11. 11. Bill ordered, 29. Presented, 103. Petitions against, 128, 159, 201. 
Petition for provision ; referred, 231. Report; to lie on the Table, 246. Read again; leave granted for notices; 309. Bill 
re-committed, 347. Petition signifying that notices had been given ; referred, 394. Report on Petition for provision, read again ; 
Instruction for incorporating a certain Road with the Commercial Road, 403. Bill again re-committed, 549. rR. a. 643. See 
infra, '702. 


, Detgety :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxiv. 43. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered, 214. 


resented, 226. R. A. 530. 


. Doncaster to Bawtry :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, rxv1. 48. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered ; 





121. Presented, 139. R. A. 433- Doncaster to Saltersbrook ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 
Ltxiv. 81, Not reported. For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, xv. 42. Bill ordered, 148. Presented, 159. R. A, 253- 
Doncaster to Tadcastercross ; For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, xv. 15. Bill ordered, 28. Presented, 74. Petition 
against, 89. R. a. 164. Doncaster to Wakefield; For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, LXV, 33- Bill ordered, 139. 











Presented, 160. Rk. a. 380. See supra, 107. infra, 518. 654. 

Donington to Hale Drove, &amp;c. :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts ; Referred, tv1. 51. Bill ordered, 184. Pre- 
sented, 223. R. A. 450. See infra, 593. 

Dorchester :—-For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxv. 57. Billordered, 89. Presented, 95. R. A. 253. See supra, 93. 
infra, 608. 

Dore to Fox House, &amp;c. :—Referred, txvit. 75. Bill ordered, 96. Presented, 125. rn. a. 383. See infra, 574. 


Dorrington :——See supra, 48. 


. Dover and Hythe :—-To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rv1.50. BBill ordered, 51. Presented, 195. Petition against, 


236. Petitions in favour, 326. Bill re-committed, 378. R. a. 450.—&lt;—-—— Dover to Sandwich ; tv1. 98. Referred, 99. Bill 


ordered, 108. Presented, 122. Rk. A. 262. To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, uxx111. 44. Bill 
ordered, 86. Presented, 91. R.A. 327. See supra, 142, 





Dover Street :—See infra, 592. 


- Downham Market :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, xxvit. 69. Bill ordered, 239. Presented, 281; 





R. A. 507. 
Drayton :—See Bridges, 49. Drayton in Hales. See infra, 573. ———— Drayton Lane. See supra, 56. ———— Droitwich. 
See infra, 639. Dronfield. See infra, 488. 





Dublin :—To alter and amend Act for making and repairing Roads in that county ; Referred, rvi11. 174. Bill ordered, 194. Presented, 
215. R.A. 331. For amending Act; Referred, rxv1. 49. Billordered, 131. Presented, 137. Rk. A. 300,——Dublin to: Mul- 
lingar ; For continuing Act ; Referred, Lx x11. 52. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered ; 97. Order of leave for notices discharged ; 
another Order made; Bill presented; 120, RB. A. 354- Dublin to Navan ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; 
Referred, Lxx1v.57. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 205. Bill presented, 227. R. a. 552. Dublin to Rawath and 
Curraha; For enlarging powers of Acts ; Referred, Lxx. 54. Bill ordered, 62. Presented, 141. Passed,279. Not returned from 
the Lords. For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, 1x x1. 48. Bill ordered, 191. Presented, 237. Time enlarged for Report, 355. 
Further enlarged, 375, 395,427. Lords Amendments agreed to, 524. mR. A. 529.————Dublin and Tullamore ; Referred, tx xv. 22. 
Report ; to lie on the Table, 39. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 50. Petition against, to lie on the Table, 61. No¢ 
proceeded in. 


Dudbridge :—-See infra, 345. 


Dudley :—For enlarging tert and powers of Act ; Referred, Lxv1.43. Bill ordered, 123. Presented,198. R. a. 257.———-Dudley 
to Sutton Coldfield, &amp;c.; Referred, 11x. 107. Bill ordered, 204. Presented, 218. Rk. a. 280. See infra, 505. 














Dudley Hill and Killinghall:—-For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, rxx1. 23. Bill ordered, 38. Order of leave discharged 
and Report re-committed, 139. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 192. Presented, 201. R. A. 416. 


Duffield :—See infra, 727. 


. Dumbarton :—For making and repairing certain Roads in that county ; Referred, Lx11. 159. _ Bill ordered, 262. Presented, 294. 


Committed, 306. Petition renewed and referred, 584. Bill ordered, 599. Presented, 608. k. a. 775. 
Act; Referred, rx111.80. Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 301. R. a. 268. See infra, 281. 396. 608. 





To continue and amend 


Dumfries :—To continue and amend Acts; Referred, .x1v.66. Billordered, 98. Presented, 172. Lords Amendments agreed to, 
385. R.A. 398. For making and maintaining certain Roads in that county; Referred, Lxx1v.81. Bill ordered,207. Presented, 
221. Re A. 552+ To amend Act; Referred, Lxxv.36. Bill ordered, 42. Presented, 50. R.A. 104. Dumfries and 
Kirkcudbright ; Referred, rv1. 167. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 248. Read again ; leave granted for notices; 255. Bil 
ordered,.282, Presented, 291. RB. a. 601. Dumfries ; For making and maintaining a Road from Kirkpatrick Juxta in tha, 
county to the River Sark; Referred, Lv11. 154. Bill ordered, 239. Presented,241. nr. a. 386. Dumfries and Roxburgh ; 
To repeal Acts, and for better repairing and maintaining the Roads; Referred, Lx11. 94. Bull ordered, 113. Presented, 121. 
R. A. 364. For enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, txxv. 19. Bill ordered, 25. Petition renewed and referred, 
113. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 135. Petition against, 224. Petition respecting the Bill, 256. rR. a. 423. See infra, 281. 




















Dumblane :—See infra, 514. 


Dunchurch to Hillmorton:—To continue and amend Acts; Referred, Lx1. 38. Bill ordered, 42. Presented, 299. Rk. A. 402. 
Dunchurch and Southam ; For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, txx. 26. Bill ordered, 62. Presented, 78. Rn. a, 184. 
Dunchurch to Stonebridge; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv11. 79. Bill ordered, 125. 
Presented, 138. Further consideration of Lords Amendments put off for three months, 508. Petition and Report again read, and. 
another Bill ordered; presented; 515. R. a. 643. 








236. Dundalk to Banbridge :—To continue and amend Act; Referred, uxx1v. 96, Not reported. —— For continuing and amending 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. 


Act; Referred, xxv. 49. Report; to lie on the Table, 69. Leave granted to deposit a plan, &amp;c. in the Private Bill Office; Bill 
ordered; 73, Petitton renewed and referred, 154. Bill ordered, 240. Presented, 258. Time enlarged for Report, 372. R. a. 469. 
Dundalk to Dunleer; Foramending Acts; Referred, Lxx. 44. Additional Petition referred, 119. Leave granted for notices ; 
Bill ordered; 130. Presented, 135. Additional Petition referred, 174. Leave granted for notices and to deposit a plan, 178, 
Petition for enlarging time for receiving Report, 259. Time enlarged, 268. 2. a. 363. Dundalk to Newry; To enlarge term 
and powers of Act ; Referred, 1x x11. 55. Not reported. tis ve trai 





237. Dundee 
(1801—1820.) 











II. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 
237. Dundee to Coupar:—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred; rx1x. 40: Leave:granted for notices; Bill ordered; 120. Presented, 146. 
R. A. §14- . 
239. Dunfermline to Nivingstone:—Referred, Lx. 95. Bill ordered, 161. Presented, 204. Rr. a. 488. See infra, 261. 
Dunglass Bridge :—See supra, 75. 
241. Dunham F erry to'Great Markham Common :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, txvirs.20.. Bill ordered, 140. Presented, 
147. R. As 338. ; 
242. Dunsford to Cherrybrook :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxvii1. 41. Bill ordered, 123. Presented, 140. Rk. a. 338. 
243. Dunstable and Hocklifie:—For enlarging. powers of Act; Referred, rxrx. 16. Bill ordered; 150. Presented, 155. R.A 359- 


Dunstable to Shafford House; ‘To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, Lv1. 50. Bill ordered, 103. 
Presented, 173. King’s consent signified, 526. R. a. 602. 


Dunster :—See infra, 458. 


244. Durham and Berwick :—To repair the Road from Buckton Burn to Lamerton Hill, &amp;c.; Referred, tv11. 153. Report ; to lie 
on the Table, 282. Read again; leave granted for notices; 345- Lill ordered, 530. Presented, 539. R. a. 661. Durham 
and Shotley Bridge; Referred, Lxv.19. Bill ordered, 31. Presented, 55. R. a. 164. Durham to Tyne Bridge; For 
enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxv1i1.15. Bill ordered, 23. Presented, 254. R. A- 543. See supra, 75. 
infra, 629. 


Dyed Way t Somerton :—See infra, 588. 














Ealand :—See supra, 216,———Earith. See supra, 156.——Easingwold. See infra, 485. Eastbourne. See infra, 406. 
Eaton Bridge. See infra, 699. Ebbs Fleet. See infra, 447-———Eccles. See supra, 65. infra, 442. 642.——— 
Edenfield Chapel. See supra, 133. infra, 662. Edge Hill. See supra, 56. 











245. Edinburgh :——To enlarge and alter powers of Acts for making and repairing Koads in that county; tv111. 135. Referred, 136. 
Bill ordered; 160. Presented, 171. Petition against, 252. Petition of owners of land against offered; Motion for bringing. it 
up, Negatived; 316. Bill reported; day appointed for further considering Report; 340. Motion for [further considering Report, 
Negatived, and Bill re-committed, 354. 2B. A. 419- To render Acts. more efiectual; Referred, Lx1v. 44. Additional Petition ; 
referred, 98. Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 109. Petition against, 125. R. a. 306. —&lt;— Edinburgh and Lanark ; For amending 
Acts; Referred, xx. 21. Bill ordered, 195. Presented, 209. Rr. a. 416. To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts ; 
Referred, uxxiv. 56. Not reported. For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxv.35. Report; tolie on the Table, 
56. Re-committed, 59. Report ; to lie on the Table, 62. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 65. Not presented. See 
supra, 75. infra, 281. 396. 


Efford Quay :—See infra, 246. 
246. Egg Buckland to Plymouth :—Referred, tv111. 130. Bill ordered, 160. Presented, 203. R. a. 286. 











Egglestone Bridge :—See infra, 456. 
247. Egham to Basingstone :—Referred, x x1. 18. Bill ordered, 70. Presented, 106. R. a. 291. See infra, 348. 


248. Elgin :——For more effectually making and maintaining certain Roads in that county; Referred, txx1v. 79. Additional Petition, 
referred to the same Committee, 148. Bill ordered, 156. Presented, 188. R. a. 530. Elgin and Forres; Referred, 1x. 64. 
Reported ; Standing Orders in part complied with ; Report to lie on the Table; 78. Read again; Bill ordered; 82. Presented, 116. 
R. A. 339. See supra, 57. 


Elishaw :—See supra, 49. 





249. Elland Bridge to Dewsbury :—Referred, xx. 25. Bill ordered, 87. Presented, 89. Rr. a. 184. 








Ellaston :—See supra, 208. Elloughton. See supra, 122.———Elsdon. See infra, 464. Ely. See supra, 141. infra, 628. 


Enfield Chase. See infra, 458. Epping. See infra, 311. 








251. Epsom and Ewell:—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rv. 12. Bill ordered, 58. Presented, 72. 
R.A. 262. Epsom and Kingston ; For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lx x. 36. Bill ordered, 49. Presented, 61. x. a. 184. 





Everley :—See infra, 635. 
262. 


Evesham Bridge to Alcester To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, txxiv.13. Bill ordered, 35. Presented, 42. 
R. A. 458. 


Ewell :—See supra, 251. 


263. Exeter :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act for repairing and improving the Roads and Bridges of that city; Referred, 
Lv1.116, Not reported.——-To repeal Act and grant further powers; Referred, tvi1.18. Not reported. For repairing and 
improving the Roads and Bridges of that city; Referred, Lv1i1.121. Bill ordered, 367. Presented, 386. Petitions against, 412, 
417, 437, 4697, 476. Petition in favour, 443. Petition of Inhabitants of Honiton respecting the Bill, 460. Bill re-committed, 467. 
Motion for agreeing with the Committee in an Amendment, Negatived, 528. R. A. 597. For enlarging powers of Acts, and for 
keeping in repair Exeter Bridge and Countess Wear Bridge; Referred, txx. 16. Bill ordered, 84. Presented, 111. Petition against, 
161. R. a. 184. Exeter and Biddeford ; ‘To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, rv1t. 114. Not reported. 

To continue and amend Acts; Referred, rv111. 105. Additional Petition referred to the same Committee, 171. Bill ordered, 

186. Presented, 199. Rr. a. 286. See supra, 215. infra, 517. 














Eye :—See infra, 734. 
Falkirk :—See infra, 608. 


254. Falmouth and Penryn :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tvrt. 151. Bill ordered, 160. Presented, 169. 
R. A. 244. 


255. Faringdon (Great) :—-To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxvi1.69. Bill ordered, g5. Order of leave : 
discharged ; another Bill ordered ; presented ; 117. Petition for provision referred, 205. Report ; to lie on the Table, 259. Instruction 
for repealing so much of Act 32 Geo. III. as authorizes William Hallett, Esquire to stop up part of the then existing Road, and to 
make a new Road instead thereof, and for enabling the Trustees acting under the said Act to restore the formet line of Road, 266. 
R. A. 415. See infra, 499." 


256. Farnborough and Seven Oaks :— Referred, .xx1.27. Billordered, 4%. Presented, 227. ®. a. 385. See infra, 582. 
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Farnham :—See infra, 296. 494. 
257. Farnhurst Lane to Delkey : — For continuing and amending Act ; Referred, Lxx111. 43. Bill ordered,69. Presented, 129. R. a. 327. 
Farnworth :—See supra, 65. infra, 742. 


258. Faversham to Hythe, &amp;c.:—To alter and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lv1it. 165. Bill ordered, 354- Presented, 413. 
Petition for provision referred to a Committee, 473. n. a. 578 See supra, 82. 


259. Ferr ybridge :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, .xxv.11. Bill ordered, g1. Petition renewed and referred, 115. 
Bill ordered, 129. Presented, 136. k. a. 278. . 


261. Fifeshire :—To alter and amend Act; Referred, tx. 54. Bill ordered, 197. Presented, 200, Not proceeded in. To continue and 
enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x11. 116. Bill ordered, 154. Presented, 183. Rk. a. 310.———For further regulating 
the statute labour; Referred, rx11.116. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 154. R.A. 310.————For repairing certain Roads in that 
and adjoining counties; Lxv. 72. Referred, 73. Bill ordered; presented; 195. R. a. 380. 





262. Finford Bridge and Southam :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; v1.84. Referred, 85. _ Bill ordered, 10. 
Presented, 110. RB. A. 257. 


263. Fisherton Bridge to Willoughby Hedge, &amp;c.:—To continue the term and amend the powers of Acts; Referred, nvr. 71. Bill 
ordered, 81. Presented, 144. Rk. a. 262, For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx.36. Billordered,112. Presented, 116. 
R. A. 321. 





Flimwell Vent :—See infra, 389. 652. 


264. Flint and Denbigh :—( Flint District); For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxvii. 53. Bill ordered, 119. Presented, 12'7- 
R. A. 383. (St. Asaph’s District); For enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, uxvi1. 54. Bill ordered, 119. 
Presented, 127. R. A. 214. 





Flookersbrook Bridge :—See supra, 164. infra, 271. 
265 Folkestone :—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1x. 35. Bill ordered; presented; 84. R. a. 124. 


266. Ford :—For continuing term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxvi11.42. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 100. Presented, 
277. Voices, 427. R.A. 507. 


267. Forfar :—To amend so much of Act as relates to the assessment in lieu of statute labour; Referred, 1x.74. Bill ordered, 100. Pre- 
sented, 114. Not proceeded in. To alter and amend Acts; Referred, Lx1. 107. Not reported. For repairing the Roads 
and regulating the statute labour; Referred, Lxv. 61. Bills ordered, 94. For more effectually repairing the Roads; Ordered, 
Lxv. 94. Presented, 181. Petitions against, 300, 307. Petition for provision referred, 308. Instruction for provision accordingly, 
316. R.A. 402. For regulating the statute labour; Ordered, txv.94. Presented, 181. Petitions against, 300, 307. R. a. 409. 


See infra, 463. 514. 
Forres :—See supra, 248.———Fosbrook. See supra, 218.—&lt;—Foston Bridge and Drayton, See Bridges, 49. 














268. Foston Bridge :—Referred, rx111. 35. Bill ordered, 41. Presented, 129. 8. a. 373. See infra, 598. 
Fox House :—See supra, 226.———Foxley Hatch. See supra, 204. 


269. French Top to Glossop, and Copley Meadow to Stayley Bridge :—For enlarging powers of Act, &amp;c.; Referred, Lx1x.24. Bill ordered, 
135- Presented, 142. R. a. 316. 


on. F rodsham to Ashton Lane End:—To continue and enlarge term and power of Acts; Referred, ux11. 180. Bill ordered, 250. 
Presented, 269. Re-committed, 355. Petition renewed, and referred, 570. Bill ordered, 601. Presented, 610, &amp;. a. 775. 
See supra, 164. infra, 484. 


Frome :—See infra, 685. Pavings, 83. 


272. Fyfield to Kingston Bagpuze :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxvi1.g. Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 139. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 527. ik. A. 534- 


273. Gainsborough Bridge to East Retford :—Referred, Lx111. 98. Bill ordered, 134. Presented, 150. R. a. 268. 
Galley Corner : —See iafra, 458. 


274. Galley Hill and Clanfield :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx. 33. Bill ordered, 40. Presented, 96. Petitions against, 
192. R.A. 266. 


Gander Lane :—See infra, 574. 


275. Gateshead to Burtryford :—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lx1x.13. Bill ordered ; presented; 130. Petition against, 20f. 
R. A. 280. For enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, Lxxv. 44. Petition renewed, and referred,122. Bill ordered, 176. 
Presented, 202. R.A. 342. See supra, 244. 





276. Gatherley Moor to Staindrop:—To continue and enlarge term ‘and powers of Acts; Referred, Lvii1. 121. Bill ordered, 144. 
Presented, 148. Petition against, 206. nr. a. 286. 


277. Gatton Lodge to Povey Cross :—Referred, Lxx1. 39. Bill ordered, 61. Presented, 67. Petitions against, 143,222. Petition 
in favour, 257. Lords Amendments agreed to, 318. R. A. 385- See infra, 525, 


Ghorsty Hill :—See infra, 474. 





Gillow Hollow. See infra, 668. 


278. Gittisham and Sidmouth :—Referred, Lx x1. 53. Leave granted to depesit a map with the Clerk of the Peace; Bill ordered; 1 59- 
Presented, 233. R. A. 385. 


279. Glamorgan :—For more effectually making and repairing several Roads in that county ; Referred, ux. 98. Report; Re-committed ; 
228. Bill ordered, 240. Presented, 251. R.A. 431.——-—— For repairing Roads in so far as they relate to the Roads comprised 
in the Llantrissent District; Referred, Lxv111. 15. Bill ordered, 23. Presented, 85. r. a. 338. See supra, 108, 


281. Glasgow :—To maintain and repair the Road from thence to a certain part of the River Kilvin, called the Milnford of Garscube ; 
eferred, Lx1v. 57. Bill ordered, 69. Presented, 94. nk. a. 256. Glasgow to Carlisle; Referred, Lxx1. 52. Petition for 

leave to Committee to sit and proceed ; referred, 412. Reported; leave given to sit forthwith, and to report on a certain day; 418. 

Motion for referring Report on Petition for leave to proceed to a Committee of the Whole House; Regent’s recommendation signified ; 

Motion agreed to; 436. (See Committees, 523.) Bill-ordered, 449. Presented, 450. Committee to sit and proceed forthwith, 474. 

Bill re-committed, 491. R. A. 521. For altering and amending Acts; Referred, .xx1v. 30. Bill ordered, 176. Presented, 180. 


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Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 412. Read again, and Bill re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 431. Regent’s 
consent signified, 444. R.A. 530. (See supra, 18.) Glasgow to Dumbarton; For amending Acts; Referred, rxvutt. 38. 
Bill ordered, 153. Presented, 170. Notice taken that the Bill was not properly blanked; Order for Second reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn; another ordered; 195. Presented, 239. R. a. 438. Glasgow and Edinburgh; For making the Road from 
Bogle’s Hole a Turnpike Road; Referred, Lxxv.200. Not reported. —«-— Glasgow and Inchbelly Bridge ; To enlarge term and 
powers of Act ; Referred, 1v1. 167. Bill ordered, 282. Presented, 291. R.A.449. For enlarging term and powers of Acts ; 
Referred, uxxv. 48. Not reported. Glasgow and Livingstone; To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, L1x. 93. 
Not reported. Glasgow and Muirkirk ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, .xx1v. 102. Additional 
Petition ; referred, 193. Leave granted for notices, and to deposit a map and plans, &amp;c.; Bill ordered, 213. Presented, 228. Re-committed ; 
Committee to sit and proceed; 460. Time enlarged for Report, 473. R. a. 531. Glasgow to Port Dundas, &amp;¢.; To amend 
Act; Referred, Lx1x. 71. Additional Petition; referred, 142. Bill ordered, 156, Presented, 163. R.A. 463. ——_— Glasgow 
and Redburn Bridge; To continue the term and alter and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, rvi11. 181. Bill ordered, 283. 
Presented, 366. R.A. 578. For repealing Act 43 Geo. III. and granting other powers; Referred, 11x. 113. Bill ordered, 
281. Presented, 289. Lords Amendments agreed to, 340. R.A. 373+ Glasgow to Yoker Bridge, &amp;c.; To enlarge 
term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv111. 123. Bill ordered, 249. Presented, 262. R. a. 419. Glasgow to Yoker Bridge, 
Renfrew, &amp;c.; For altering and enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx111. 55. Bill ordered, 78. Presented, 138. 
Petition in favour, 226, R. a. 327. See supra, 18. infra, 414. 534- 





























Glossop to Marple Bridge :—Referred, tv111. 136. Bill ordered, 165. Presented, 192. R. a. 287. See supra, 269. infra, 557. 


574. 625, 626. 


283. Gloucester to Birdlip Hill:—To repeal Acts and grant further powers; Referred, tx1. 70. Bill ordered, 85. Presented, 159. 





R. A. 333+ Gloucester towards Cheltenham and Tewkesbury ; To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx111. 14, 
Bill ordered, 17. Presented, 35. R. A. 189. Gloucester to Hereford; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, 
LXVII. 49. Bill ordered, 84. Presented, 107. Order for Second reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn; another ordered; 154. 
Presented, 166. Committee revived, and to sit and proceed, 258. Bill re-committed; Committee to sit and proceed forthwith, and 
to report on a certain day; 308. R.A. 415. Gloucester and Oxford; To continue term and powers of Acts; Referred, 
LIX. 91. Bill ordered, 108. Presented, 140. R.A. 255. Gloucester to Stroud; To enlarge term and powers of Acts;. 
Referred, Lxxiv. 45. Bill ordered, 55. Presented, 110. R. a. 458. 











284. Godmanchester to Newmarket Heath :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, txvi11. 83. Two Bills ordered,—For repairing 


285. 


o 


Golden Grove Park :—See supra, 146. 


the Road from Cambridge to Newmarket ; Bill ordered, 153. Presented, 182. Consideration of Lords Amendments put off for three 


months, 482.—~ For repairing the Road from Godmanchester to Cambridge; Bill ordered, 153. Presented, 247. R. a. 426. 
See supra, 141. 


Godstone, &amp;c. :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tx1v. 48. Bill ordered, 77. Presented, 133. 


R. A. 256. 





Golford Green. See supra, 195.———Gosberton. See imfra, 593. 


286. Gosport :—For enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, txxv. 23. Bill ordered, 32. Petition renewed and referred, 135. 


Bill ordered, 202. Presented, 210. R. A. 342. 


287. Goswell Street :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv111. 140. BBill ordered, 214. Presented, 312. 


R. A. 495. See infra, 581. 


288. Goudhurst :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts ; Referred, Lxv1. 51. Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 96. R. a. 356. 


289. Grampound :—tTo continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv111. 164. Bill ordered, 195. Presented, 207. 


R. A. 495. 


291. Grantham :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x. 73. Bill ordered, 133. Presented, 147. R.A. 280. 


Grassington : —See infra, 502. 706. 





Grantham to Bridge End; Referred, 11x. 106. Leave granted for notices, 159. Bill ordered, 232. Presented, 235. 
R. A. 316. See infra, 453- 598. 601. 





Greenhead. See infra, 332. 





Green Hammerton. See infra, 393. 


292. Greenhill Moor and Hathersage :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, Lv1m1. 141. Bill ordered, 397. 


Presented, 388. Petition against, 402. R. A. 495. 


293. Greenlaw and Lauder, &amp;c. :--To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rv1. 126. Bill ordered, 193. Presented, 230. R. a. 449. 


Greenock :—See infra, 534. 


294. Greenwich to Woclwich :—Referred, 1x x111. 56. Bill ordered, 176. Presented, 186. Re-committed, 337. R. a. 402. 


295, Grimsby, Great :—To continue and amend Acts; Referred, ux11. 181. Bill ordered, 267. Presented, 282. Petition renewed 


Grimston :—See infra, 648. 


and referred, 566. Bill ordered, 600. Presented, 609. Petition against, 690. R. a. 205. 





Grinstead, East. See supra, 285. 


296. Guildford to Farnham :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, vt. 103. Bill ordered, 305. Presented, 321. 





R. A. 450. Guildford to Horsham; Referred, tx1v. 26. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 68. Presented, 104. 
R.A. 272. See supra, 84. infra, 344. 615. 


298. Hackney, &amp;c. :— To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv11. 68. Bill ordered, 103. Presented, 117. 





R. A. 257. Hackney and Dalston and Kingsland Green; To extend powers of Act; Referred, ux1x. 14. Bill ordered, 33. 
Presented, 146. R. A. 514. 


299. Haddington :——To alter, amend and consolidate Acts; Referred, 11x. 77. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 263. Petitions against, 


286, 296, 298. RK. a. 373- ———— For making and repairing Roads in that county; Referred, txv1. 68. Bill ordered, 97. Pre- 
sented, 140. Petition against, 216. Time enlarged for Report, 284, 285. R. a. 372. 


301. Haddon :—For making a Road from Bentley and Ashbourne; Referred, txv1.62. Bill ordered, 112. Presented, 140. ®. A. 326. 


302. Hagley and Birmingham: --For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, rxx111. 22. Bill ordered, 28. Presented, 57. 


R. A- 189, 


Haiton :—See supra, 71. ———— Halesworth. See infra, 746. 


303. Haleworthy and Wadebridge :—For further continuing and enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, Lvi1r. 143. Bill ordered, 


440, Presented, 459. Petition against, 474. R 4.543. 


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Halifax :—See infra, 376. 402. 681. 


304. Halifax to Sheffield : —To eularge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx1it. 41. Billordered, 133. Presented, 138. Re-committed, 
203. R. A. 327. See infra, 509. 


Halton Dyal :—See infra, 636. —-— Ham, West. See infra, 701. 
305. Hamilton To Elvanfoot: —Referred, ux1x. 64. Not reported. See Bridges, 32. 
Hampstead :——See infra, 333. 451. ———— Hampstead Bridge. See supra, 85. 
306. Hampton to Staines :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, .xtx. 17. Bill ordered, 51. Presented, 87. R. a. 280. 


307. Handcross and Horsham :—To enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, Lx1v. 26. Bill ordered, 47. Presented, 112. nr. a. 306. 


See infra, 344. 
308. Handsworth to the Walsall Turnpike Road :—Referred, tx1v.8. Leave granted for notices, 16. Bill ordered, 248. Presented, 
251. Petition against, 279. Lords Amendments agreed to, 372. rR. a. 382. See infra, 574. 


Hanwell :—See supra, 124. infra, 669. 

309. Hardingston to Old Stratford :—Referred, txv. 23. Bill ordered, 88. Presented, 115. R. A. 297. See infra, 663. 
Harewood :—See infra, 402. 

311. Harlow and Epping :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts ; Referred, Lxvi. 55. Bill ordered, 111. Presented, 126. . A. 257. 


312. Harlow Bush and Stump Cross :—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, uxtv. 61. Leave granted for notices, and Bill 
ordered, 98. Presented, 167. R. a. 305. 


313. Harptry, West :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, rx1x. 63. Leave given to deposit a plan and list, and Bill ordered ; 
presented; 127. Petition against, 170. R. a. 233. 


314. Harrowgate and Ripon :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1x. 36. Bill ordered, 143. Presented, 152. Rr. a. 463. See 
infra, 402. 


315. Harrow on the Hill :—ro enable the Keeper of the Free Grammar School there to pay certain rents and profits for the repair uf 
the Road from thence to London ; Referred, t1x. 106. Bill ordered, 312. Presented, 319. R. A. 400, For continuing and 
enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxiv. 109. Report; To lie on the Table; 172. Read, and re-committed, 183. 


Bill ordered, 200. Presented, 228. Petitions against, 235, 277, 285, 297, 398. Time enlarged for Report, 423. 2, A. 531. 
See infra, 501. 





316. Harwell to Streatley:—Referred, tv111. 149. Bill ordered, 168. Presented, 310. R. A. 543- 
Haselden’s Wood :—See supra, 195. 





Haslemere. See infra, 457. 
317. Haslingden to Todmorden :—Referred, rxx. 49. Bill ordered, 71. Presented, 74. R. a. 184. 
Hatfield :—See infra, 533- 





Hathersage. See supra, 292. infra, 488. 


318. Haverfordwest to Saint David’s :—For continuing and enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txvi1.58. Bill ordered, 


133- Presented, 140. Petition against, 175. R. A. 352. Haverfordwest to Newport ; For continuing and altering term and 
powers of Acts; Referred, rxvir. 58. Bill ordered, 133. Presented, 140. Rk. A. 229. 





319. Haverhill and Shelford :—To continue and amend Acts; Referred tx1v, 28. Bill ordered, 147. Presented, 158 rk. A. 256. 





Haworth :—See supra, 104. Hay. See supra, 108. 


321. Heage through Belper to Duffield:— For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1x. 49.  BBill ordered, 135. Presented, 145. 
R. A. 359. See supra, 36. 


322. Heath Charnock to Bolton in the Moors:—To repeal Acts, and grant further powers; Referred, Lx. 33. Bill ordered, 39. Pre- 
sented, 72. Lords Amendments agreed to, 179. R. A. 194. 


323. Hedon to Hull :—For enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, rxvit. 63. Bill ordered, 89. Presented, 98. R. a. 214. 
Helmingham :—See infra, 361. 


324. Henfield and Brighton :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txvii1. 14. Bill ordered, 22. Presented, 47 
Petitions against, 307, 315. Committee revived, 316. Not proceeded in. For enlarging powers of Acts ; Referred, Lx x11. 40, 
Bill ordered, 52. Presented, 71. R. a. 164. See infra, 528. 





325. Henley Bridge and Culham Bridge:—To continue and enlarge powers of Acts; Lvir. 132. Referred, 133. _Bill ordered, 
267. Presented, 278. Petitions against, 309. Bill read Third time; further proceeding adjourned ; 450. Resumed ; Bill passed ; 
460. RB. A. 493. See infra, 434. 533- 


Hennock :—See supra, 43. 
326. Henshall’s Smithy, &amp;c. :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxv. 25. Leave granted for notices; Bill 


ordered, 100. Petition renewed and referred, 190. Bill ordered, 144. Presented, 157. Lords Amendments agreed to, 301, 
R. A. 342. See infra, 399. 

327. Hentland to Sellack :—Referred, xxiv. 103. Not reported. 

328. Hereford :—For more effectually repairing the Roads there ; Lxv. 61. Referred, 62. Bill ordered, 180. Presented, 187. R. a. 380. 
To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx1v. 103. Leave granted to deposit a subscription paper; Bill ordered; 219. 
Presented, 229. Time enlarged for Report, 422. Bill re-committed; Committee to sit and proceed; 441. BR. A. 531.———— 


Hereford and Worcester ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, t1x. 103. Bill ordered, 174. Presented, 189. 
R. A. 373- See supra, 108. 283. infra, 531. 


Hernstone Lane Head :—See supra, 165. 
329. Heron Syke to Kirkby in Kendal :—Referred, uxx. 5. Bill ordered, 136. Presented, 140. B: a. 266. 


331. Hertford to Broadwater :—For enlarging term and powersof Acts; Referred, txxv.12. Petition renewed and referred, 130. _ Bill 
ordered, 179. Presented, 227. oR. A. 423.———— Hertford and Ware; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, 
LXvIiI. 23. Bill ordered, 71. Presented, 129. Rk. a. 365. 
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II. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 
Hesket :—See supra, 206. infra, 604. 


392. Hexham :——For enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, Lxxv.50. Petition renewed, and referred, 122. Bill ordered, 157. 
Presented, 176. R. a. 342. See supra, 275. 


High Bridges. See infra, 599.———High Bullen. See infra, 692. 








Higham :—See supra, 36. Highbury. See infra, 481. 


333. Highgate and Hampstead: —To continue the term and amend the powers of Act; Referred, Lv1.29. Bill ordered, 42. Presented, 72: 
Petition against, 160. Lords Amendment agreed to, 401. R.A. 449. Highgate to South Mims; Referred, Lxx. 20. 
Bill ordered, 29. Presented, 66. R. a. 297. See infra, 631. Tunnels, 2. 


Hillmorton :—See supra, 235. 


334. Hinckley and Coventry :—To revive, continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rx. 20. Bill ordered, 27. Pre- 
sented, 46. R.A. 339. Hinckley and Lutterworth ; To continue and amend Acts; Referred, tx. 46. Bill ordered, 55. 
Prese: ted, 209. RB. A. 280, ———— Hinckley to Narborough ; Referred, Lx1x. 62. Bill ordered, 89. Presented, 127. R..«. 233. 
Hinckley and Woeful Bridge; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rx111. 56. Bill ordered, 81. 
R.u. 191. See infra, 552. 











335. Hitchin and Bedford :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txvi11. 42. Bill ordered, 258. Presented, 267. nk. A. 507. 


Hob Moor Lane End :—See infra, 636. 
336. Hockerton, &amp;c. :—For continuing and amending Act; Referred, uxx111. 15. Bill ordered, 24. Presented, 28. R. a. 189. 
337. Hockliffe and Stony Stratford:—Tocontinue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1v.24. Bill ordered, 41. Pre- 
sented, 57. R.A. 266. See supra, 243. 


338. Hodges to Beadles Hill and Cuckfield, and to Lindfield, &amp;c. :—For amending Acts; Referred, txviri. 29. Bill ordered, 153. Pre- 
sented, 171. Passed, 502. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 567. Report and Petition, and Report thereon read ; 
another Bill ordered; 569. Presented, 579. Additional Petition ; Referred, 606. Reported; Instruction for repairing the Road 
between Cuckfield and Crawley to Horsham; 616. rR. a. 656. 


Hodnet :—See infra, 697. 
339. Hollinwood to Featherstall, &amp;c. :—Referred, Lx.30. Bill ordered, 39. Presented, 42. R.A. 132. 





Hoghton. See infra, 572. 


Holloway :—See infra, 368. 
341. Holt and Melksham:—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x1. 58. Bill ordered, 196. Presented, 205. 
R. A. 433. 


342. Holyhead to Porthaethway :—-To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x11. 177. Bill ordered, 200. Presented, 212. 
R.A, 310, 


Holywell :—See supra, 212. ———— Honingham. See infra, 489. 


343. Honiton to Ilminster: —Referred, 1x11. 113. Bill ordered, 122. Presented, 154. R. a. 246. See supra, 278. 





Hornscross. See infra, 605. 





Hopton Moor :—See supra, 199. Horley Common. See infra, 631. 


344. Horsham :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rv11. 95. Bill ordered, 152. Presented, 185. R. A. 353° 
Horsham to Guildford; For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxv11.69. Not reported. —~—— Horsham to New 
Shoreham ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, Lx11. 155. Bill ordered, 170. Presented, 211. Committed, 
300. Petition against, 314. Petition for the Bill renewed, and referred, 608. Bill ordered, 625. Presented, 633. RK. a. 839. 
See supra, 84. 296. 307. 





345, Horsley and Dudbridge:—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, tv1.154. Bill ordered, 379. Presented, 
395. R. A. 602. 


346. Houghton Regis :——To alter and amend Act for inclosing certain lands in that parish, and for making and completing certain Roads ; 
Referred, rvitr. 59. Bill ordered, 82. Presented, 186. rR. a. 331. "| 


347. Houghton West to Duxbury Stocks :—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, rxx11.35- Bill ordered, go. Presented, 98. 
R. A. 197. 


348. Hounslow to Egham Hill :—Referred, txiv.22. Bill ordered, 108. Presented, 132. Rr. a. 306. ——— Referred, ux1x. 33. Bill 
ordered ; presented; 158. R.A. 359 


349. Howth Harbour and Dublin :—Referred, uxxt. 42. Bill ordered, 190. Motion for referring the Report to a Committee of 
the Whole House; Regent’s recommendation signified, and Motion agreed to; 227. Report considered, 230. Resolution reported ; 
Instruction for advancing £. 6,000. out of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland ; ‘Time enlarged for presenting Bill; 243. Order of-leave 
discharged ; another Bill ordered; presented ; 256. Re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 361. Rk. a. 490. 


351. Huddersfield to Mirfield: —To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, ux11. 150. Not reported. —— 
Huddersfield to Penistone; To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, txxiv. 43. Bill ordered, 133. Presented, 149. 
Re-committed, 401. Again re-committed, 439. R. A. 530. Huddersfield to Rochdale ; Referred, 1x1. 46. Bill ordered, 50. 
Presented, 60. rR. a. 184. Huddersfield and Woodhead ; For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, rxv.83. Bill ordered, 178, 
Presented, 180. Petition against, 217. R. a. 380. See supra, 86. 








Hull :—See supra, 323. infra, 384. 
352. 


Hulmes Chapel and Knutsford :—For continuing and enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, txxv.8. Petition renewed, 
and referred, 112. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered; 134. Presented, 144. R. A. 341. 


353. Hurdlow House and Manchester :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, tv. 171. Bill ordered, 328. 
Presented, 374. Petitions against, 406,422. R. a. 602. 


354. Hursley and Newbury :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x11. 126. Bill ordered, 259. Presented, 278. 
Committed, 321. Petition renewed, and referred, 565. Bill ordered, 607. Presented, 632. R. a. 805. See infra, 543- 


255. Hurst Green and Burwash :—To continue and amend Acts; Referred, Lx111.53- Bill ordered, 58. Presented, 67. R. a. 164. 
Hyde Lane Bridge :—See infra, 442. 


356. Hyde Park Corner to Counter’s Bridge :—For enlarging the term-and powers of Act; Referred, rxvi. 57. Bill ordered, 89. 
Presented, 99. RB. A. 233. 


Hythe : 





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II. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 
Hythe :——See supra, 227. 258. 


357. Ightham to the London and Maidstone Road :—Referred, Lx v1. 67. Bill ordered, 93. Presented, 137. Re-committed; Time enlarged 
for Report; 297. R.A. 410- 


Ilminster —See supra, 343. 


358. Inchbelly Bridge to Glasgow :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, txx11. 45- Bill ordered, 146. Not presented. ; 
For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, rx x111. 55. Billordered, 78. Not presented. See supra, 281. 


Ingleston Bridge :—See infra, 401. 





359. Inverness :—To enable the Commissioners under Act 43 Geo. III. to assess the proprietors of lands towards supporting Roads and 
Bridges in that county; Referred, L1x. 76. Bill ordered, 108. Presented, 118. rR. a. 380. For making effectual the 
statute labou: in that shire and improving, widening and lighting the streets of. Inverness; Referred, Lx111. 39. Bill ordered, 56. 
Presented, 166. R. A. 450. 





361. Ipswich : —For enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, rxv1. 44. Bill ordered, 126. Presented, 139. R. a. 356. 
For repairing the Roads; Referred, uxvi1. 41. Bill ordered, 65. Presented, 80. R. a. 214. Ipswich to South Town; 
To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts ; Referred, rx11.110. Bill ordered, 121. Presented, 216. Petition against, 337. 
Bill reported and to be ingrossed, 360. Petition renewed and referred, 584. Bill ordered, 600. Presented, 611. R. a. 805. 
Ipswich to Stratford; Referred, txvi1.65. Bill ordered, g2. Presented, 96. R. a. 214. 














Irby :—See supra, 295.———— Irthington. See supra, 106. ——— Isle of Dogs. See supra, 221. infra, 702. ——— Isle of Wight. 
See infra, 719.———Islington. See infra, 481. 581. 


Jedburgh :—See infra, 548. 
362. Keighley to Bradford :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx. 50. Bill ordered, 111. Presented, 139. &amp;. A. 297.—— 


Keighley to Hebden Bridge ; Referred, Lx1x. 29. Bill ordered, 38. Presented,105. R. A. 280. 
To continue and amend Acts; Referred, xxiv. 68. Bill ordered, 184. Presented, 194. R. a. 316. 





Keighley and Milnthorp ; 


363. Kelfield to Cawood Ferry :—For amending Kelfield Inclosure Act and for establishing a Highway ; Referred, 1x1x. 44. Bill ordered; 
presented; 161. R. A. 360. 





Kelso :—See infra, 397- 548. 611. Kendal. See infra, 673. 





Kimberton. See infra, 668. 
364. Kenilworth and Stone Bridge :—For enlarging powers of Acts, &amp;c.; Referred, Lx1x. 35. Bill ordered, 63. Presented, 89. R.A. 166. 





365. Kennington to Camberwell :—Referred, txvi11. 85. Bill ordered, 129. Not presented. Referred, rx1x.'70. Not reported. 


Kensington :—See supra, 191. 


366. Kent and Surrey:—To continue and amend Acts; Lxiv. 67. Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 167. Petition for provision, 180. 
Reported and Report to lie upon the Table, 190. Report again read and leave granted for notices, 195. Petition against, 242. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 343. R. A. 355+ For making Roads from the Kent Rvad to Deptford; Referred, txv1. 73. 
Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 140. Petitions against, 201, 221, 224, 238, 252, 256, 261, 268. Petitions in favour, 279, 286, 294, 
300. Time enlarged for Report, 276, 296, 323, 336. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 313. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 458. R.A. 458. To amend Act; Referred, txvi1.'78. Leave granted for notices and Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 
139. Petitions against, 273, 277,314. Time enlarged for Report, 288. Bill re-committed; Committee to sit and proceed forthwith, 
and to Report on a certain day, 477. Bill read the Third time, and further proceeding on Third reading adjourned, 499. Resumed, 
and Bill passed, 503. R. A. 534. For extending the time for making the Road; Referred, rxvi1. 78. Not reported. 
See supra, 142. 











367. Kent Street :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, Lv1. 129. Additional Petition ; to lie on the Table, 314. 

Read again, and referred to the Committee on former Petition, 321. Petitions reported, and Bill ordered, 360. Not presented. 
To repeal Act 21 Geo. III. and for more effectually improving the Road from Kent Street, &amp;c.; rv11. 61. Bill ordered, 72. 
Presented, 145- Petition for provision referred, 252. Reported, and Instruction to make provision for obliging the Trustees to 
watch, light, and water so much of the said Road as leads from East Greenwich to Saint Thomas-a-Waterings, and to guard so much 
thereof as leads over Blackheath and Shooters Hill to Welling, 254. All to have voices, 272. Rk. a. 493. 





368. Kentish Town :—For making a Road from thence to communicate with the Highgate Archway ; Referred, rx v1.74. Bill ordered, 133. 
Presented, 141. Nat proceeded in. Kentish Town to Upper Holloway; Referred, txv1. 72. Billordered, 81. Presented, 
139. Petition against ; to lie upon the Table uatil the Bill be read a Second Time, and Counsel ordered, 195. House informed that 
Counsel attended ; Motion for calling them in negatived ; Bill committed ; 222. Petitions against referred, 252. Petitions in favour, 
216,267. ‘Time enlarged for report, 281. Leave given the Committee to report, 297. R. A. 410. To amend Act; Referred, 
Lxvit. 68. Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 118. Re-committed; Committee to sit and proceed forthwith, and to make their Report 
on or before a certain day; 290. Leave to Report this day, 315. R.A. 384. For leave to present a Petition to amend Acts ; 
Referred, Lx1x. 142. Leave given; Petition presented and referred; 146. Bill ordered, 151. Presented, 163. Petitions against, 
186, 221. Petition from Churchwardens, &amp;c. of St. Pancras against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 221. Nut proceeded in. 











Keswick :—See infra, 704. 


369. Kettering :——To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv11. 148. Bill ordered, 252. Presented, 272. R. a. 386. 
Kettering to Northampton; Referred, txx1v.72. Bill ordered, 219. Presented, 225. R. a. 458. Kettering 
and Oundle ; For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, rxx1.6. Bill ordered,g. Presented, 12. Rr. a. 231. 








372. Ketton to Uppingham :--Referred, Lx x1. 38. Not reported. 





Kexby Bridge :—See supra, 78. infra, 648. Key Street. See infra, 437. 


373. Keyberry Bridge :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, yx111.'70. Bill ordered, 204. Presented, 214. 
R. A. 373- 


374. Kidderminster to Allum Bridge :—Referred, txv. 71. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 144. Petitions against, 216, 255, 272, 275. 
In favour, 238, 247, 249, 255, 272. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 230. Bill reported; Report to lie upon the 
Table; 291. 


Kiddington :—See infra, 737. 
375. Kidwelly :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rvrt. 171, Bill ordered, 206. Presented, 284. mR. a.493- 


Kidwelly and Llandilo ; To continue and amend Acts ; Referred, Lx11. 126. Bill ordered, 132. Order for so much of leave 
as relates to Kidwelly discharged ; Bill for Llandilo presented ; 166. See infra, 415. 


Kiffig :——See supra, 146. 





Kidlington Green. See infra, 705. 





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II. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


376. Kighley to Halifax:—To continue and amend Acts; Referred, txx1v. 80. Bill ordered, 153. Presented, 157. Petition against, 
190. R.A. 287. See supra, 104. 








































377, Kilbourne to St. Giles’ Pound:—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, tx1rr. 101. Bill ordered, 213. Pre- 
sented, 216. Petition against, 300. Rk. A. 402. 


378. Kilburn Bridge to Sparrows Herne :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxiv. 67. Bill ordered, 114. 
Presented, 210. R. A. 458. 


379. Kilcullen to Carlow:—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1. 109. Leave granted for notices, and Bill 
ordered, 131. Presented, 167. R. a. 479. 


381. Kildare :—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, uxx11. 44. Not reported. ——— For better amending and repairing the Road» 
from Athy in the county of Kildare to Castlecomer in the county of Kilkenny, and to Leighlin Bridge in the county of Carlow, and 
from Carlow to Castlecomer ; Referred, rx111.99. Bill ordered, 138. Presented,165. R. a. 373.--———Kildare to Castledurrow ; 
Referred, rxv1.64. Billordered, 83. Presented, 85. Not proceeded in. To amend and keep in repair the Road from that 
county to the county of Kilkenny ; Referred, rx11.174. Reported, and Report to lie on the Table, 243. Report again read and 
re-committed, 265. Reported ; leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered; 280. Presented, 300. Committed, 343. Not proceeded in. 





382. Kilkenny to Clonmell :—For altering powers of Acts; Referred, txvir. 64. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 97. Pre- 
sented, 100. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 294, 319, 347. R.A. 415. See supra, 145. 381. 


383. Kincardine :—For more effectually repairing the Roads in that county ; Referred, uxx11.60. Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 137. 
R. A. 354+ 


King’s Lynn :—See infra, 431. ———— Kingston Bagpuze. See supra, 272. 


384. Kin ston-upon-Hull and Anlaby :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx111.110. Bill ordered, 209. 


resented, 216. ®. A. 373.———Kingston-upon-Hull to Beverley; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxvit. 63. 
Bill ordered, 89. Presented,98. R. A. 214. 


385. Kingston-upon-Thames to Leatherhead :—Referred, txv1. 70. Leave granted to deposit a plan; Bill ordered; 106. Pre- 
sented, 138. R. a. 356. Kingston-upon-Thames to Sheetbridge; To alter and amend Acts; Referred, Lvitr. 127. Bill 
ordered, 480. Presented, 491. R.A. 578. To amend last Act; Referred, r1x. 92. Not reported. 








Kingthorpe :—See infra, 486. 


386. mangion :—To continue and amend Acts; Referred, Lxx1v. 103. Leave granted to deposit lists of occupiers of lands in the Private 
ill Office, and Bill ordered, 145. Order of leave for Bill read and discharged, and another Bill ordered ; presented ; 229. R. A. 530, 


Kington, Great :—See infra, 674. 
387. Kinnegad to Athlone :—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, txv. 42. Bill ordered, 125. Presented, 160. R. A. 402. 


388. Kinross :—For repairing the Roads and Bridges and regulating the statute labour in that county ; Referred, tv111. 172. Bill ordered, 
332. Presented, 336. rR. A. 495. Kinross to Alloa; Referred, rx111. 82. Bill ordered, 212. Presented, 218. R. A. 373. 
See supra, 239. 





389. Kipping’s Cross :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, xx11..101. Bill ordered, 121. Presented, 297. 


Committed, 321. Petition renewed and referred, 566. Bill ordered, 601. Presented, 608. . a. 776. —— To continue and 
enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, tx1v. 29. Bill ordered, 36. Presented, 44. R. A. 256. 


391. Kirkby Kendall :—For continuing the term of Acts; Referred, Lxxv. 20. Petition renewed and referred, 131. Bill ordered, 202. 
Presented, 212. R. A. 342. See supra, 37. 


Kirkby Lonsdale :—See supra, 362. —— Kirkby Steven High Lane Head. See infra, 604. 


392. Kirkcudbright :——For more effectually converting into money the statute labour of that stewartry ; Referred, rxx1i1. 45. Bill 
ordered, 105. Presented, 154. Petition against, 276. nk. a. 378. 


Kirklington :——See supra, 336. ——— Kirkpatrick Juxta. See supra, 234. 


393. Knaresborough ‘——For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxv.11. Bill ordered, g1. Petition renewed and referred, 
116. Billordered, 130. Presented, 136. Rr. a. 278. See infra, 706. 


394. Knotting :——To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rv1r.148. Billordered, 252. Presented, 272. rR. A. 386. 


Knutsford :—see supra, 352. aia Lacock. See supra, 341.———Lamberhurst Pound. See supra, 389. ¥° infra, 679. 





395. Lambeth and several adjoining Parishes :—Referred, x1. 58. Not reported. To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts ; 
Referred, 1x11. 107. Bill ordered, 158. Presented, 264. Petitions against, 348, 362. Petition renewed and referred, 572. Bill 
ordered, 615. Presented, 620. R. A. 839. 


Lampeter pont Stephen :—See supra, 146. 


396. Lanark :—To convert the statute services in that county into money; Referred, rx. 74. Bill ordered, 11%. Not presented. 
To amend Act and for making more effectual the statute labour in that county; Referred, rx11. 73. Bill ordered, 91. 
Presented, 119. Petition against; referred, 338. Petition renewed and referred, 585. Bill ordered, 610. Presented, 619. 
Petitions against, 672, 700. R. A. 805. For repairing Roads and Bridges; Referred, rx1x. 31. Bill ordered, 117. Pre- 
sented, 124. Additional Petition referred; Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment; 129. Reported, and Instruction 
accordingly, 154. R. a. 496. For converting the statute labour; Referred, Lxx1v.37. Not reported. For making 
and maintaining certain Roads and Bridges in that county; Referred, Lxxv. 143. Report; To lie upon the Table, 156. Report 
re-committed, 165. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 178. Leave granted for notices and to deposit a plan, book of 
reference, &amp;c. with the Clerk of the Peace and in the Private Bill Office; Bill ordered; 201. Petition for further time for 
presenting the Bill; referred, 334. Reported and time enlarged, 346. Bill presented, 353. Leave to sit and report on certain 
days; 384. R. a. 456. —&lt;——— Lanark and Dumbarton; For making a Road through those counties; Referred, xxv. 48. Not 
reported. —«-—— Lanark ; To make a Road from the limits of the county of Edinburgh and Lanark to the Burgh of Lanark ; 
Referred, 1x. 31. Bill ordered, 53. Presented, 75. R. A. 204. —~=-— Lanark and Hamilton; For enlarging term and powers 
of Act; Referred, uxvrrt. 19. Bill ordered, 38. Presented, 75. R. a. 338. See supra, 245. 281. infra, 401. 411. 
534. 608. 


Lancaster :—See supra, 65. infra, 439. 596. 535. 611. 704. 718. ——m Langley Mill. See supra, 199. ———— Latchett’s Bridge. 
See infra, 508. ; 














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397. 


398. 


401. 


404. 
405. 


407. 


409. 


411. 


412. 


Laycock :——See supra, 104.————Lea. See Bridges, 37. 


Leek :—-See supra, 42. 


Lauder, to and through Kelso to the Marchburn:—Referred, yx111. 56. Bill ordered, 118. Presented, 129. 2. A. 373+ See 


supra, 293. 


Launceston :—To continue and amend Acts ; Referred, tv1. 30. Bill ordered, 54. Presented, 94. R. a. 262. —— For enlarging 


powers of Acts; Referred, rxx.8. Bill ordered, 96. Presented, 136. R. a. 297. 


Lavendon :—See infra, 606. ——— Lavington, West. See supra, 214. 


. Lawton :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxv. 30. Petition renewed and referred, 149. Bill ordered, 167. 


Presented, 179. R. A. 346. —&lt;—— Lawton to Burslem, &amp;c. ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, ux. 86. 
Bill ordered, 124. Presented, 164. Lords Amendments agreed to, 410. R. a. 431.-———- To amend Acts and to make a Road 
from Burslem to Cobridge with a Railway; Referred, txx. 24. Report ; To lie on the Table, 37. Re-committed, 43. Leave 
granted for notices and to deposit a plan; Bill ordered; 58. Presented, 65. Petitions against, 96,110. R. a. 266. 





Leachlade, See supra, 12'7.———Leadenham Hill. See infra, 409- 


Leadhills :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx. 33. Bill ordered, 53. Presented, 75. R. a. 289. 
Leatherhead :—See supra, 385. 


. Leeds to Halifax:—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, ux1. 90. Bill ordered, 247. Presented, 267. 





R. A. 380. Leeds and Harewood; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, .xx1v. 49. Bill ordered, 115. 
Presented, 227. Time enlarged for Report, 420. Re-committed, 439. R. a. 530. Leeds to Harrowgate ; For enlarging 
powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx1. 23. Not reported. To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, LxX1v. 12. 
Bill ordered, 35. . Presented, 38. R.A. 258.—~——— Leeds to Homefield Lane End; For leave to present Petition; Referred, 
LXX1I. 201. Leave given; Petition presented and referred, 207. Report re-committed, 218. Notices, given without application 
to the House for leave [on account of their adjournment] to be deemed good notices; Bill ordered ; 222. Presented, 231. Time 
enlarged for Report, 280. R.A. 354- Leeds to Otley ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lv 11. 90. 
Bill ordered, 144. Presented, 167. R. a. 257. Leeds to Roundhay ; Referred, 1x111. 87. Bill ordered, 97. Presented, 130. 




















R.A. 215. Leeds to Sheffield; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxvi11. 37. Bill ordered, 257. Presented, 
258. Petition against, 326. Re-committed, 357. R.A. 417. Leeds to Wakefield ; To alter and enlarge powers of Acts ; 
Referred, Lv111. 131. Bill ordered, 219. Presented, 231. R. A. 331. See supra, 314. infra, 518. 567. 





Lees. See supra, 362. 


. Leicester and Lutterworth :—To continue Acts and grant further powers; Referred, Lx. 55. Bill ordered, 228. Presented, 240. 





R. A. 431. Leicester to Peterborough; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, ivr. 146. Bill 
ordered, 330. Presented, 394. Re-committed, 509. R. a. 619. ———— Leicester and Warwick ; For enlarging powers of Acts ; 
Referred, rxv. 50. Bill ordered, 107. Presented, 158. R. A. 402. See infra, 448. 664. 


Leith :—See supra, 245.——— Lemsford Mill. See infra, 458.696. 
Leominster :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, 1xx1. 16. BBill ordered, 74. Presented, 105. R. a. 385. 


Leven to Beverley :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x. 93. Bill ordered, 342. Presented, 353- 


R. A. 452. 


. Lewes aad Brighton :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, uxvi11.11. Bill ordered, 34. Presented, 269, R.A. 417. 


——— Lewes and Eastbourne ; Referred, txx1v.6g. Bill ordered, 111. Presented, 128. Lords Amendments agreed to, 252. 
R. A. 258. See supra, 219. 


Leys, Long :——See supra, 141. 
Liddington to Marlborough :—Referred, Lxx1v.55. Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 207. RB. a. 530. 


. Lightpill and Birdlip:—For enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, txxv.41. Petition renewed and referred, 115. Bill 


ordered, 202. Presented, 213. R. A. 342. 


Limerick Bridge :—See Bridges, 39. 


Lincoln :—To repeal Acts, and grant further powers for repairing the Roads from the North West parts of that county to the North 


East parts thereof; Referred, 1x1. 88. Bill ordered, 223. Presented, 262. R. a. 402. For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, 
Lx1x. 38. Bill ordered, 91. Presented, 98. Petition against, 225. R. a. 310. Lincoln and Newark; To continue and enlarge 
term and powers of Act; Referred, L1x. 78. Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 94. R. a. 256. See supra, 291. 








Linfield :—See infra, 476. 


Linlithgow :—To make and repair certain Roads in that county; Referred, Lx1v.97. Leave granted to deposit plan, &amp;c. with the 





Clerk of the Peace; Bill ordered; 112. Presented, 193. R. a. 306. For altering and enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, 
Lxvi.50. Bill ordered, 104. Presented, 113. Lords Amendment agreed to, 223. R. A, 233. See infra, 529. 608. 


Liskeard :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, v1.43. Bill ordered, 195. Presented, 238. n. a. 602. 
Little Gate :—See supra, 409. 


413. Liverpool and Chester :—Referred, tv111. 184. Not reported. —«-— Liverpool and Parkgate; tvi1. 175. Referred, 176. Not 


reported. Liverpool and Prescott; To enlarge the term and alter and amend the powers of Act; Referred, LVII, 127. 
Bill ordered, 406. Presented, 416. Petition against, 457. R. A. 540. For amending the Road; Referred, txv. 9. Bill ordered, 
49. Presented, 98. Petitions against, 121,126. Re-committed, 230. Rk. A. 297. 








414. Livingstone to Glasgow :—For altering and enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, rxv1. 46. Bill ordered, 116. Presented, 123. 


R. A. 232. —— For enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, Lxv111.'75. Not reported. —— For enlarging term and powers of 
Acts; Referred, ux1x. 50. Bill ordered, 146. Presented, 154. Petition against, 206. rR. a. 463. See supra, 281. 


Llanddarog ;—See infra, 415. 


415. Llandilo :—-To continue and amend Acts; Bill presented, 1x11. 166. Further consideration of Lords Amendments ‘put off for six 





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iti i i ; &gt; i 62. (See supra, 375.) Petition 
months ; Petition, and Report thereon, again read, and Bill ordered ; 335. Presented, 342 Committed, 3 
renewed, and referred, 610. Bill ordered, 641.. Presented, 662. 8. a. 831.——e—~Lilandilo to Loughor; Referred, rxv11. 66. Bill 


erdered, 135. Presented, 140. R.A. 415. 


Liandilofawr :—See supra, 146. 415. 


410. Llandovery : 





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II. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 
41¢. Llandovery :—To enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, ix1v.73. Bill ordered, 113. Presented, 118. Lords Amendments 


418. Llantrissent :—For enlarging the term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxv1.71. Not reported. 


Lutterworth :—See supra, 56. infra, 448. 552. 


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agreed to, 223. R.A. 256. Llandovery and Ludlowfach, &amp;e.; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, LX VIII. 73. 
Leave granted to deposit a list of subscribers in the Private Bill Office; Bill ordered; 267. Presented, 276. Rr. a. 438. See 
supra, 146. 


417. Llanfabon to Pontypool :—Referred, rxv. 71. Bill ordered, 186, Presented, 193. R. a. 402. 


_Llansawell :—See supra, 146. 


é Llantrissent Roads and 
Newbridge to the Old Furnace; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxv111.15. Bill ordered, 23. Presented, 85. 
R. A. 338. See supra, 279. infra, 454. 





419. Llanvabon and Abernant :—For leave to present a Petition to amend Act; Referred, txx.75. Report, 78. Leave given; Petition 


presented, and referred; 82. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered; 136. Presented, 142. R. A. 297. 


421. Llanwrst to Mold :—Referred, xx1. 49. Not reported. 
Lockhearnhead :—See infra, 514. 
422. Lockwood to Meltham :—Referred, rxv. 83. Not reported. 





Referred, Lxx111, 53. Bill ordered, 1393. Presented, 138. 
Petition against, 191. Re-committed, 230. Rk. a. 327. 


Longford :—See infra, 726. 
423. Longtown to the Scotch Dyke, &amp;c.:—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, tx1x. 48. Bill ordered, 129. Presented, 130. R. A. 233. 


ee supra, 106. 


424. Lostwithiel :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rx.11. Bill ordered, 20. Presented, 81. R. A. 339. 


425. Loughborough :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, Lx11.83. Bill ordered, 229. Presented, 237. 
R &amp; » 229 » 237 


ommitted, 252. Petition renewed and referred, 569. Bill ordered, 608. Presented, 618. Rr. a. 776. See infra, 448. 


Loughor :——-See supra, 415. 
426. Louth :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, txv. 27. Bill ordered, 85. Presented, 95. R.A. 201. See infra, 565. 


Lovell Heath :—See supra, 113. 
427. LLudlow :—For renewing and enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxv. 23. Petiison renewed and referred, 140. Bill 


ordered, 216. Presented, 221. R. A. 342. Ludlow and Woofferton ; For renewing and enlarging term and powers of Acts ; 
Referred, Lxxv. 23. Petition renewed and referred, 140. Bill ordered, 216. Presented, 222. R. A. 342. 





Ludlowfach :—See supra, 416. 
428. [Luton and Westwood Gate :—For amending Acts; Referred, 1xx1. 37. Billordered, 201. Presented, 236. n. a. 490. 





Lydeway. See infra, 707. 


429. Lymington s——To continue and amend Acts; Referred, Lx1.14. Bill ordered, 16. Presented, 20. Rr. a. 184. 


431. Lynn :— East Gate ;) For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, rxv1. 64. Bill ordered, 119. ’ Presented, 132. Rk. A. 232. 


———(South Gate ;) For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxv1. 64. Billordered, 119. Presented, 1392. R. a. 232. 


Lutterworth :—See supra, 334. 403. infra, 453- 


432. Macclesfield :—rTo continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lv1. 109. Bill ordered, 139. Presented, 166 





R. A. 449. To enlarge term and powers of Act ; Referred, 1x111.99. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 129. Presented, 
180. R. A. 373. For continuing and amending Acts; Referred, Lxvi1. 62. Bill ordered, 107. Presented, 109. R. A. 214. 
————-Macclesfield to Buxton ; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxv. 43. Petition renewed and referred, 112, 
Not reported.———Macclesfield to Congleton ; For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lxx11. 40. Bill ordered, 168. Presented, 


177. R.A. 473. 





433. Madeley to Wellington :—Referred, Lxx11.73. Leave granted to deposit plan, book of reference, &amp;c, in the Private Bill Office ; 


Bill ordered; 111. Presented, 125. R. A. 217- 


Magor s—See infra, 482. 
434. Maidenhead to Reading and to Henley :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, txvit1. 66. BBill ordered, 160. Presented, 


272, R.A. §43- Maidenhead Bridge to Reading; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, x1. 
106. Bill ordered, 431. Presented, 437. Petition against, 494. Lords Amendments agreed to, 566. ok. a. 568. 
For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, txvi1. 46. Report; to lie on the Table, 110. Read, and Bill ordered, 114. Presented, 128. 
R. A. 290. See supra, 196. 








436. Maiden Newton and Barwick :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, txxtv. 13. Bill ordered, 122. 


Presented, 138. R. A. 258. 


437. Maidstone :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv11. 91. Billordered, 162. Presented, 254. R. a. 493. 


To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rx111. 59. BBill ordered, 66. Presented, 80. R. a. 373. ——— 
Maidstone to Ashford; For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, tx1x.49. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 117. Pre- 
sented, 135. R.A. 233. ——-—— Maidstone and Cranbrook ; For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxvi11.37. Bill ordered, 173. 
Presented, 231. Reported and re-committed, 366. nr. a. 631.————— Maidstone and Foots Cray ; For enlarging powers of Acts; 
Referred, 1xx11.50. Billordered, 106. Presented,115. 8. A. 376. Maidstone to Sutton Valence; Referred, tv11t. 95. 
Bill ordered, 108. Presented, 114. R. A. 286. ---—— Maidstone and Sutton Valence; For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, 
Lx1x.24. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered, 60. Presented, 128. Additional Petition; referred, 170. Reported; Report 
to lie on the Table; 176. Read, and leave granted for notices; Instruction for making a Road from Thorn to the line of the intended 
new Road, in the parish of Headcorn ; 180. Rk. a. 280. See supra, 357. infra, 541. 667. 








438. Malling Heath, East :—Referred, rxv1. 67. Bill ordered, 96. Presented, 137. Lords Amendments put off for three months ; 


Petition and Report again read ; Bill ordered; presented; 419. R. A. 454. 


439. Malmesbury to Wootton Bassett :—Referred, tx1v. 52. Bill ordered, 60. Presented, 107. R.A. 335- ——==—— Malmesbury and 


Tetbury; Referred, txxv. 40. Bill ordered, 61. Presented, 75. Petition renewed and referred, 115. Bill ordered, 129. 
? 140. R. A. 342. . 
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II. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


441. Malton and Pickering:—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 11x. 86. Bill ordered, 140. Presented, 142. Petition 
against, 163. &amp;. A.373- 


442. Manchester :—tTo continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, xv111.12. Bill ordered; presented; 21, R. a. 116. 

For providing for the repair of the Highways; Referred, Lxx1v. 69. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 144. R. a. 326. 
Manchester through Oldham to Austerlands; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x1. 87. Bill ordered, 234. 
Presented, 257. R. A.380. Manchester and Castleton; Referred, 11x. 111. Bill ordered, 211. Presented, 291. n. a. 316. 
———— Manchester through Salford to Eccles; Referred, 1x1. 26. Billordered,32. Presented, 44. R. a. 158.——— Manchester 
to Hyde Lane Bridge; Referred, Lxx111. 5. Bill ordered, 19. Presented, 25. Petitions against, 74, 83,85. Power to Committee 
to send for persons, papers and records, 83. R. a. 189.———Manchester to Newton Chapel ; Referred, xx x11. 57. Bill ordered, 84. 
Presented, 92. Petitions against, 158,161. Petitions in favour, 161, 165. Lords Amendments agreed to, 314. R. a. 354.—— 
Manchester to Rochdale and Radcliffe; To continue and amend Acts; Referred, tx1x.7. Bill ordered, 13. Presented, 15. 
R. A. 102. Manchester through Ashton-under-Lyne to Salters Brook ; To enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, tx1x. 23. Not 
reported. To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx111. 5. Bill ordered, 9. Presented, 10. Petitions 
against, 33, 40, 82. Petition complaining of a non-compliance with the Standing Orders ; Standing Orders read; Petition referred to 
a Committee ; all to have voices ; 97. Report; to lie on the Table,103. Minutes of Evidence ordered, 109. Presented ; printed; 118. 
R. A. 189. Manchester to Wimslow; To repeal Acts and grant further powers; Referred, L:x111.14. Bill ordered, 59. 
Presented, 68. Petition against,109. R. a. 189. See supra, 201. 353- 


443, Mangotsfield :—-See infra, 452. 

















444. Mansfield :—To continue term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv1. 54. Bill ordered, 337. Presented, 343. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 562-4. R. a. 602.——-—Mansfield and Chesterfield ; To continue and alter term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x111. 94. 
Bill ordered, 108. Presented, 130. R. A. 373- Mansfield and Derby ; For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, xv. 24. Bill 
ordered, 52. Presented, go. R.A. 380. —--—— Mansfield to the Road leading from Derby to Chesterfield; For enlarging powers 
of Acts; Referred, .xx.17. Bill ordered, 95. Presented,111. R. a. 184. For leave to present Petition for rectifying a mistake 


in last Act; Referred, 1xx.257. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 272. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered: 
279. Presented, 286. kr. a. 416. See supra, 36. 213. infra, 491. ; 


Maresfield Street :—See infra, 668. 








447. Margate to Ebb’s Fleet : —Referred, 1x11. 135. Bill ordered, 152. Not presented. See supra, 142. infra, 563. 

Market Harborough to Brampton :—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, txx1v. 78. Bill ordered, 110. Pre- 
sented, 148. Not proceeded in. For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, xxv. g. Bill ordered, 56. Petition 
renewed, and referred, 116. Billordered,129. Presented, 135. Petitions against, 223, 286, 294,300, 358. Re-committed; Leave 
given to Committee to sit and proceed ; 300. R.A. 456. Market Harborough and Coventry; To continue and enlarge term and 
powers of Acts; Referred, 11x.101. Bill ordered, 285. Presented, 289. R.A. 373.———Market Harborough to Loughborough ; 
For enlarging power of Acts; Referred, Lxvi11. 24. Bill ordered, 159. Presented, 175. R. a. 365. See infra, 486, . 


448. 








Market Livington :—See infra, 508. 


449. Markfield and Whitwick:—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tx. 86. 


Bill ordered, 150. Presented, 
263. R.A. 431. 


Marlborough :—See supra, 407. _ infra, 635. 738. 


450. Marlow, Great, to Stokenchurch :—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, txviti.-76. Bill ordered, 254. Presented, 284. 


R. A. 417. 


Marple Bridge :—See supra, 282. 


infra, 611.————— Marsden. See infra, 526.—&lt;—— Marshfield. See supra, 166,——— 
Martin, Saint. See supra, 369. 


Martock. See infra, 588. Matlock Bridge. See supra, 165. 


451. me te sag :——For amending Acts for repairing the Road from St. Giles’s Pound to Kilbourne Bridge, and formaking a new 
oad from the Great Northern Road at Islington to the Edgware Road; Referred, yxv111. 85. Bill ordered, 270. Presented, 285. 

Regent’s consent signified, 515. R.A. 588.—--— Mary-le-bone to Hampstead; Referred, .xxv. 48. Bill ordered, 69. Petition 

renewed and referred, 116. Billordered,135. Presented, 144. Petitions against, 217, 234, 248. Petition in favour, 256. Not 











proceeded in. 
452. Mead Brook :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, ux11.175. Bill ordered, 270. Presented, 300. 
Not proceeded in. Mead Brook and Puckle Church; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, xiv. gl. 
Bill ordered, 162. Presented, 167. Petition against, 303. R. a. 398. 
Melbourne Common :—See supra, 334.———— Melcombe Regis. See infra, 708. ——— Melksham. See supra, 341. ——— 
Meltham. See supra, 422. 
453. Melton Mowbray to Grantham :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv1. 143. Bill ordered, 322. 


Presented, 367. Rr. 4.601. —&lt;—— Melton Mowbray to Leicester, &amp;c. ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 
Lx. 42. Bill ordered, 62. Presented,219. R.A. 339. See supra, 403. 


Menai Bridge :—See supra, 19. Bridges, 45.—~_— Mere. See infra, ‘724. —&lt;-—— Merioneth. See supra, 61. 146. infra, 462. 558. 
Merlin’s Bridge. See infra, 457. 507. 





454. Merthyr Tydvil :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts ; Referred, x111.83. Not reported,—— For more effectually 


repairing the Road; Referred, Lxvi1. 62. Leave granted to deposit a plan in the Private Bill Office; Bill ordered and presented ; 
140. R.A. 415. Merthyr Tydvil and Abernant ; Referred, Lxx11. 18. Bill ordered, 23. Presented, 41. Order for Second 
reading discharged; Bill withdrawn ; another Bill ordered ; presented; 78. Petition for provision; referred, 270. Report re-com- 
mitted; leave to report on a certain day ; 279. Time further enlarged for Report, 313. Report that Standing Orders had not been 


complied with, and that proprietors consented, 322. Instruction for repairing and maintaining the Road from Bedwetty to Tyrvil 
Machine House, 330. R.A. 473. 





Michael, Saint :—See supra, 32. 
455. Middleton and Bowes :—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, xix. 17. Bill ordered, 139. Presented, 142. RB. a. 233. 


456. Middleton in Teesdale :—To continue and amend Act; Referred, ux111. 6. _ Bill ordered, 28. Presented, 46. mm. a. 164. 
See infra, 709. , 


Mile End :—See supra, 298. —-— Milfield Burn. See infra, 507. 513- 


457. Milford 
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II. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


457. Milford and Haslemere :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rx111. 92. Bill ordered, 114. Presented, 
129. BR. a. 465.———— Milford and Stainton; Referred, Lx111.106. Leave granted for notices, 145. Bill ordered, 275. Pre- 
sented, 278. Petition against, 283. Petition for provision; referred, 315. Report and Instruction accordingly, 323. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 465. RK. a. 476. See infra, 516. 


Millbridge :——See supra, 86. ———- Milnthorpe. See supra, 362. 





Milstone Lane. See infra, 693. 


458. Mims, South, and Lemsford Mill:—To enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, Lx1v.53. Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 135. 
kh. A. 256. See supra, 32. 


459. Minehead, &amp;c. :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx11. 109. Leave granted for notices, 143. Bill 
ordered, 258. Presented, 262. R. a. 365. 


Minster :—See supra, 447. ————— Mitchel. See supra, 303. 





Mitford. See infra, 464. 


460. Modbury :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tvitr. 163. Bill ordered, 235. Presented, 268. 
R. A. 331. 


Mold Road :—See infra, 556. 583. 





Molecroft. See supra, 78. 


461. Monmouth :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Lxv.22. Referred, 23. Bill ordered, 140. Presented, 163. Petitions against, 219. 
R. A. 380. —— To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx111. 52. Leave granted for notices and Bill ordered, 169. 
Presented, 182. Petition for additional provision for making and maintaining several pieces of new Roads; Referred, 251. 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 263. Read again; leave granted to deposit a map and bouk of reference with the Clerk of the 
Peace and to give notices by advertisement; such part of Standing Orders as directs notices to be affixed on Sessions House Door 
dispensed with, and leave granted to give notices on Church Doors and to deposit a plan, &amp;c. in the Private Bill Office; Instruction 
accordingly, and Committee to Report on the above Orders; 271. R. A. 406. See supra, 28. 


462. Montgomery, Merioneth and Salop:—For enlarging the powers of Acts; Referred, txvii1. 86. Bill ordered, 259. Presented, 


286. Notice taken that the Bill was improperly prepared; Order for Second reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn and another Bill 
ordered ; 334. Presented, 339. R. a. 631. See supra, 87. 


463. Montrose to Brechin:—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, 1x. 66. Bill ordered, 118. Presented, 150. 
R. A. 256. 


Moray :-—See infra, 468. Morcot. See infra, 601. 


464. Morpeth and Elsdon:—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv1.199. Bill ordered, 350. Presented, 
356. R. A. 600. ———— Morpeth to Piercy’s Cross; For continuing and amending Act; Referred, Lxxv. 35. Bill ordered, 63. 
Petition renewed and referred, 134. Bill ordered, 148. Presented, 157. R. A. 423. 


Mothfey :—See supra, 146. 





Mothvey. See supra, 146, 


406. Much Wenlock :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, xxv. 8. Bill ordered, 10. Presented, 56. Leave given to 
Report forthwith, 94. R. A. 104. 


Muirkirk :—See supra, 281. 


466. Mullen’s Pond :—tTo continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 11x. 56. Bill ordered, 57. Presented, 59. 
R. A. 142. 


Muskham, South :—See infra, 741. 


467. Mytholm Royd Bridge to the Rochdale Road :—Referred, Lx x. 41. Bill ordered; presented; 134. rR. a. 266. 


468. Nairn from the confines of the county of Moray through Nairn, and for regulating the Statute Labour; Referred, txxv.15. Bill 
ordered, 18. Petition renewed and referred, 112. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 135. Bill re-committed and leave given to 
Committee to sit and proceed, 285. R. a. 456. See infra, 544. 


Nantgaredig :—See supra, 146. 


469. Nantwich to Wheelock Wharf :—Referred, Lxx1. 33. Bill ordered, 18%. Presented, 191. R.A.290. See supra, 164. infra, 474, 
475- 599- 713- 


Narborough :—See supra, 334. -—~—— Navan. See supra, 229. 


471. Neat Enstone and Bicester :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txvii1.97. Bill ordered, 243. Presented, 272. 
R. As 543- 


472. Neots, St. and Cambridge :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1x.14. Bill ordered, 29. Presented, 43. R. a. 119. 


473. Nether Bridge to Levens Bridge :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv1. 145. Bill ordered, 223. 
Presented, 237. R. A. 449. 


Nettlam Fields :—See supra, 409. 
Newbury. See supra, 354. 





Newark. See supra, 409. 
Newcastle Emlyn. See supra, 146. 





Newbald, South Holmes. See supra, 122. —— 





474. Newcastle under Lyne :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, ux111.85. Leave granted for notices ; 
Bill ordered, 174. Presented, 192. R. A. 392. Newcastle under Lyne to Hassop, &amp;c.; For enlarging powers of Acts; 
Referred, Lx1x. 20. Bill ordered, 152. Presented, 161. R. A. 359. See supra, 213. 399. infra, 677. 





475. Newcastle upon Tyne :——To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, tx11. 169. Bill ordered, 276. Presented, 
280. Committed, 307. Petition renewed and referred, 587. Bill ordered, 629. Presented, 662. Rr. a. 831. Newcastle 
upon Tyne and Belford to Buckton Burn ; For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx. 26. Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 135- 

rR. A. 266. See supra, 144. infra, 577. 


476. New Chappel :—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx111.'73. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 86. Further proceedings 
on Third reading adjourned, 214. Resumed; Bill passed; 219. R. a. 268. 





477. Newent to the Road leading from Hereford towards Newnham, &amp;c.; Referred, tv11. 123. Bill ordered, 198. Presented, 215. 
Re-committed, 275. R. A. 399. 


Newington :—See supra, 396- 


478. Newmarket :—To continue and amend Acts; Referred, ux. 86. Bill ordered, 382. Presented, 389. R. a. 529. See supra, 
134. infra, 648. , 


479. Newnham : 








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479. Newnham :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts ; Referred, Lx. 102. Bill ordered, 291. Presented, 948. R. a. 488. 


481. New North Road :—From Highbury Place, Islington, to Haberdasher’s Walk, Shoreditch ; Referred, rxvir. 74. Bill ordered, 93- 
Order of leave for Bill discharged, 141. Another Bill ordered ; and presented, 142. Petitions against, 234, 254. RB. A. 415. 


482. Newport :—For repealing so much of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. as relates to the Newport District of Road, and for granting further and 
other powers ; Referred, rxv1. 38. Bill ordered, 82. Presented, 101. Rr. a. 326. See supra, 164. 318. infra, 633. 645. 


Newport Pagnell :—See supra, 369. 
483 


Newton Abbott :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1v. 59. Bill ordered, 98. Presented, 113. 
R. 4. 306. . See infra, 661. 


Newton Bushell :—See supra, 43.———Newton and Chester. See supra, 271. 


484. Newton and Frodsham :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, rx11. 156. Bill ordered, 250. Presented, 291. 
Reported, and to be ingrossed, 341. Not proceeded in. 


Nicholas, St. :—See supra, 373. 





Nightingales. See supra, 322. 





Nivingstone. See supra, 239. 


485. Northallerton and Thirsk :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, .x111. 98. Bill ordered, 107. Presented, 116. 
R. A. 191. See supra, 97. 


486. Northampton to Market Harborough :—Referred, tv11. 41. Bill ordered, 42. Presented,162. Petition against, to lie on the Table 
till Second reading, 162. Bill committed; Petition against, again read ; referred; and Counsel ordered ; all to have voices; 189. 
Not proceeded in. For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, xv. 7. Bill ordered,23. Presented, 185. Petitions against, 219, 298. 
In favour, 282. R.a. 448. See supra, 369. infra, 614. : 





487. Northfield and Birmingham :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1v. 74. Bill ordered, 90. Pre- 
sented, 102. Rk. A. 305. —_ 


Northwich :—See infra, 555- 
488. Norton and Hathersage :—To continue and alter the term and powers of Act; Referred, rvi1. 178. Not reported. See supra, 89. 


489. Norwich to Aylsham :—For continuing and amending Act; Referred, .xv1.62. Bill ordered, 88. Presented, 136. R. a. 267.———— 
Norwich to Blockhill ; For enlarging the term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxv1. 64. Bill ordered, 102. Presented, 119. Petitions 
against, 242; 267. Time enlarged for Report, 278. Not proceeded in. Norwich and Brooke; Referred, txvitr. 69. 
Not reported. Norwich to Caistor Causeway; To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, uxvi1. 63. Not reported. 
Norwich to New Buckenham ; To continue and amend Acts; Referred, txvit.20. Bill ordered, 89. Presented, 93. R.A. 290. 
Norwich to Scole Bridge ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx. 50. Leave granted for notices, 
146. Report again read, and Bill ordered, 223. Presented, 228. Rk. a. 339. Norwich to Swaffham, and Honingham to 
Yaxham ; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxviit. 23. Bill ordered, 129. Presented, 182. R. a. 338. 
Norwich and Thetford; For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, xx1.42. Billordered, 211. Presented, 230. 8. A. 490. 
Norwich to North Walsham; For enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, rxv111. 18. Bill ordered, 129. Presented, 153. 
R. A. 338. Norwich to Watton; To continue and amend Acts; Referred, rxvit. 46. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 89. 


R. A. 158.———Norwich and Yarmouth ; For enlarging term and powers of Acts ; Referred, rxvi11. 82. Bill ordered; presented ; 
281. R.A. 543. 


























491. Nottingham and Derby:—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, t1x.61. Bill ordered, 71. Presented, 
74. R.A.141.——To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, txx1v. 39. Bill ordered, 44. Presented, 48. 
R. A. 258. —~—— Nottingham and Kettering; To continue the term and alter the powers of Acts; Referred, tvr. 129. Bill 
ordered, 319. Presented, 378. All to have voices, 456. R.A. 619. ‘Nottingham and Mansfield; To continue and amend 
Act; Referred, yx111..41. Bill ordered, 150. Presented, 213. R.A. 373. For leave to present Petition to enlarge term 
and powers of Act; Referred, rx111.134. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 140. Bill ordered, 165. Presented, 183. 
R. As 373. 


Nottingham Trent Bridge :—See supra, 291. 








492. Nuffield and Wallingford : —To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx1v.99. Bill ordered, 162. Presented, 218. 
Petition against, 337. Time enlarged for Report, 429, 460. R. A. 530. 


Nunbrook :—See supra, 86. 





Nuneaton. See supra, 334. 


493. Ockley to the Horsham and Guildford Roads :~-Referred; txv. 22. Billordered, 70. Presented,go. Not proceeded in.—«——Ockley 
to Warnham; Referred, txvi1. 41. Bill ordered, 84. Presented, 95. R.A. 214. 

494. Odiham and Alton :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, txx. 33. Bill ordered, 65. Presented, 69. 8. A. 184.——— 
Odiham to Farnham ; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxvi. 47. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered, 78. 
Presented, 92. Rk. A. 194. 


Offham :——See supra, 219. 


495. Okehampton :——To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rv111.201. Bill ordered, 278. Presented, 293. 
R. A. 495. 


Oldfield :—See supra, 169. 
496. Oldham to Ripponden :—For amending the Roads; Referred, Lxv11. 32. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 199. R.A. 290. See 
supra, 439- 


497, Old Paris Garden Lane, (Christchurch, Surrey) :—For shutting up that way or passage; Referred, 1xx11. 76. Report re-com- 
mitted, 91. Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 182. Petitions against, 207, 278. Time enlarged for Report; Power to send fur persons, 
papers and records ; 270. Lords Amendment agreed to, 321. R.A. 354- 


Old Stratford :—See supra, 167. 
519. 558. 





Old Street. See infra, 581.———Olney. See supra, 116.——— Oswestry. See infra, 


498. Otley ana Skipton :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tvit. 84. Additional Petition for provision ; 
referred to the same Committee, 133. Petitions reported; Bill ordered; 190. Presented, 203. Petition for provision ; referred to 
the Committee on the Bill, 236. . a. 353. See supra, 402. infra, 636. 


Overbury :—See infra, 642. 
499. Oxford : 


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1044 TURNPIKE ROADS—continued. 





II. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


499. Oxford :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts for amending Mileways leading to Oxford, and making improvement in the university 
and city; Referred, Lxv11.64. Bill ordered, 104. Presented, 143. R.a. 351. Oxford to Abingdon ; To continue and amend 
Acts; Referred, Lxx1v. 47. Bill ordered; presented; 228. R. a. 530. Oxford to Fifield and Witney ; For enlarging powers 
of Acts; Referred, tx1x. 62. Bill ordered; presented; 162. R. a. 413. See supra, 29. 31. 283. infra, 737. . 








501. Paddington to Harrow :—Referred, rv1. 20. Billordered, 29. Presented, 42. Petition against, 301. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 637. rR. a. 640. See supra, 315. 377- 


Pailton :—See infra, 552. ——— Painswick. See supra, 162. ——— Paris Garden Lane, Old. See supra, 497. ——— Parkgate. 
See supra, 413. 


502. Pateley Bridge to Grassington :—To continue and render Acts more effectual; Referred, Lx1. 90. Bill ordered, 307. Presented, 326. 
Re-committed, 397. R. A. 479. 


Pattingham :——See supra, 231. ———— Pattrington. See infra, 651. ———— Peak Forest to Beard. See Railways, 35. 
504. Peckham to the Kent Road :—Referred, tx1x.70. Not reported. 
505. Pedmore and Dudley :—Referred, tx xiv. 48. Bill ordered, 207. Presented, 220. R. A. 530. 


506. Peebles :—For repairing and amending certain Roads in that county; Referred, tx1v. 75. Bill ordered, 89. Presented, 144. 
R. A. 306.._——For making more effe¢tual provision for the payment of debts due by Trustees; Referred, Lxx111. 35. Bill ordered, 45. 
Presented, 56. R. a. 189. 


507. Pembroke and Carmarthen :—For continuing and amending Act ; Referred, txv1. 49. Biil ordered,131. Presented, 142. x. a. 326. 
————. Pembroke Ferry ; To continue the term of Act; Referred, Lx111.105. Leave granted for notices, 145. Bill ordered, 249. 
Presented, 264. R. A. 450. See supra, 146. 457. infra, 639. 


Pembury Green :—See supra, 438. 


508. Pengate and Latchett’s Bridge :—To revive, continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, t1x. 20. Bill ordered, 164. 


resented, 174. Petition against,209. R.A. 372. ‘To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx. 59. Bill 
ordered, 72. Presented, 114. R. A. 194. 








509. Penistone Bridge to Grindleford Bridge :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1x. 49. Not reported. For 
enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, txx. 50. Not reported. Penistone to Sheffield; For enlarging powers of Acts; 
Referred, Lx x11. 39. Bill ordered, 98. Presented, 180. R.A. 300. See supra, 351. infra, 545. 574- 





511. Penrith to Chalk Beck :—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx1v.13. Not reported. See supra, 121. 144. 


512. Penryn and Redruth :—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rx11.184. Bill ordered, 279. Presented, 293. Committed, 
330. Petition renewed and referred, 571. Bill ordered, 624. Presented, 631. R. a. 805. See supra, 254. 


Penshurst :—See infra, 689. 


513. Percy’s Cross to Millfield Burn :—Referred, 1x11. 157. Bill ordered, 263. Presented, 278. Committed, 310. Petition renewed 
and referred, 569. Bill ordered, 603. Presented, 620. Rk. A. '7'75- To alter and amend Acts; Referred, yx111. 106. Leave 
granted for notices; Bill ordered, 141. Presented, 218. R.A. 373- 





Pershore :—See infra, 642. 


614. Perth :—For making certain Roads in that county; Referred, 1x11.181. Bill ordered, 280. Presented, 300. Passed, 363. Petition 
renewed and referred, 570. Bill ordered,616. Presented, 630. R. a. 776. For repairing certain Roads in that county, and for 
levying a pontage on a bridge to be erected over the River Isla; Referred, txv1.56. Bill ordered, 80. Additional Petitions referred, 
84, 92. Petitions reported ; Instructions for more effectually repairing certain other Roads, 88. Bill presented, 121. Re-committed ; 
Committee to report on a certain day; 301. Petition against, 305. Time enlarged for Report, 311. Further enlarged, 327. Petition 
against, and respecting the Standing Orders, referred to a Committee ; five to be the Quorum; 403. Committee to report Minutes 
of Evidence, 415. Report; to lie on the Table, 416. Motion, That the Bill be now read the Third time; Debate thereon adjourned ; 
417. Resumed ; Bill passed; 422. R. a. 454. —=——~ For regulating the statute labour in that county, and for making highways, 
bridges and ferries ; Referred, Lxv1. 47. Bill ordered, 80. Presented,121. Petitions against, 249, 304. Reported, 272. Re-com- 
mitted, and Committee to report on a certain day, 301. Time enlarged for Report, 311, 327. _R. a. 453. To amend Acts 
for repairing certain Roads and Bridges in that county; Referred, Lxvi1. 58. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered, 96. Presented, 
129. R.A. 352. For levying tolls to keep the Military Roads in repair; Referred, Lxxv.53. Leave granted for notices, and 
to deposit estimate, &amp;c. in the Private Bill Office ; Bill ordered,'72. Petition renewed and referred, 166. Bill ordered, 210. Presented, 
251. R.A.374 Perth and Forfar; Referred, txvi1. 58. Bill ordered, 88, Presented, 129. R. a. 352. See supra, 171. 
infra, 529. 608. 














615. Peterborough to Thorney :—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, rxviir. 81. Bill ordered, 194. Presented, 251. R. a. 507. 


Peterborough and Wellingborough ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lv1. 53. Bill ordered, 73. 
Presented 81. R.A. 262. See supra, 403. 


Petherton Broadmead :—See infra, 588. 





616. Petworth :—For enlarying term and powers of Acts; Referred, xxv. 29. Petition renewed and referred, 127. Bill ordered, 234 
Presented, 241. R. A. 374. 


Pickering :—-See supra, 441. —~=—— Piercy’s Cross. See supra, 464. ——— Piersbridge. See supra, 97.——~ Pifis Elm. See 
supra, 162. Pleasley. See infra, 545. 


617. Plymouth to the Village of Crabtree :—Referred, tv11.89. Report; tolie on the Table,g5. Leave granted for notices, 118. Not 
proceeded in. Plymouth to Brent Bridge; For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lx1x. 25. Petition for inserting various. 
Clauses therein, referred, 80. Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 128. Bill ordered ; presented; 133. Lords Amend- 
ments agreed to, 253. R.A. 279.- Plymouth and Exeter ; To alter and improve the line of Road ; Referred, xxv. 48. Report; 
to lie on the table, 61. Leave granted to deposit a plan, &amp;c. in the office of the Clerk of the Peace, and in the Private Bill Office ; 
Bill ordered, 64. Petition renewed and referred, 154. Bill ordered, 167. Presented, 180. Petitions against, 242, 248. . A. 342. 
Plymouth to Stonehouse Bridge and Plymouth Dock ; To explain and amend and prolong term of Act; Referred, Lx. 20. 
Additional Petition, referred, 118. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 153. R.a.280. See supra, 246. infra, 641. 


Plympton &gt;—See supra, 460. infra, 644. 
618. Pontefract :——To make and maintain a Road to communicate with that town; Referred, rx11.187- Not reported. See supra, 62. 
519. Poole: 














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ee 
II. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


519. Poole :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1v.67. Bill ordered, 102. Presented. 129. oe 
' For enlarging powers of Acts ; Referred, xxx11. 73. Not reported. To continue and amend Acts; Referred, 
Lxxi11. 60. Leave granted to deposit an additional map in the office of the Clerk of the Peace, and for notices ; Bill ordered ; ise. 
Presented, 141. R. A. 327. Poole and Wrexham’; For enlarging term and powers of Acts, and for making Several new 
branches of Road; txxv. 48. Referred, 49. Bill ordered, 98. Petition renewed and referred, 149. Bill ordered, 171. Presented, 180. 
R. A. 374. : 


521. Popham Lane and Winchester: —To enlarge term and powers of Acts ; Referred, Lv1. 150. Bill ordered, 177. Presented, 202. R. a.450. 














Poplar and Greenwich :—See Ferries, 4. 
Portinlick. See infra, 632. 


Porthaethwy. See supra, 342. ——— Porthaethwy Ferry. See supra, 58. ——— 
523. Portsmouth :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, xxv. 45. Not proceeded in. 
524. Potton to Eynesbury :—Referred, Lx1x. 38. Bill ordered, 145. Presented, 150. R. a. 393. 
525. Povey Cross to Gatton Lodge :—Referred, Lx1x.62. Not reported. See supra, 277. infra, 633. 
Prescot :—See supra, 413. —— Prestbury. See supra, 184. 
526. Preston Candover and Basingstoke :—For enlarging powers of Act ; Referred, .xx1.29. Bill ordered, 71. Presented,142. R.A. 290. 


Preston and Lancaster :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts ; Referred, rv111, 162. Leave granted for notices, 310. 
Bill ordered, 375. Presented, 388. R. A. 495. See infra, 718. 


P reston, Long (York) :——To amend and keep in repair certain Roads near that town ; Referred, rvi1y. 185. Bill ordered, 274. 
Presented, 296. Petition against, 347. R. a. 495. ——=— Preston, Long, to Sawley; Referred, rxv1. 68. Bill ordered, 125. 
Presented, 139. R. A. 356. 


Preston (Gloucester) :—See supra, 127. 
Prestwich :—See anfra, 539. ——=—— Pucklechurch. See supra, 452. 


527. P ulborough, &amp;c. to Steyning :—Referred, ixv. 40. Bill ordered, 88. Presented, 106. Petition against, 145. Further proceedings 
on Third reading adjourned, 243. Resumed, 247. R. a. 297. : 


Pulborough :—See supra, 41. infra, 586. ——— Pullen's Hill. See infra, 679. 





Purbeck. See infra, 684. 


528. Pyecombe and Cuckfield:—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx1v.49. Bill ordered, 189. Presented, 199. 
Petition against, 217. Bill committed, 231. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 371. Not proceeded in. Pycombe to 
Henfield; Referred, rx111. 66. Leave granted for notices, 81. Petition against the application, 165. Bill ordered, and presented, 291. 
Petition in favour, 299. Against,299. R. A. 402. For enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, txxv. 42. Not reported. 








529. Queensferry :——For rendering more effectual several Acts; Referred, txvi. 55. Bill ordered, g1. Presented, 122. Additional 
Petition ; referred, 146. Petition against, 211. Additional Petition reported, 224. Report read; leave granted for notices ; 229. 
Instruction for maintaining the Road from Queensferry to Linlithgow, 274. Time enlarged for Report, 280. R. a. 327. —— 
Queensferry to Perth; Referred, tx1v. 94. Billordered, 118. Presented, 124. R. a. 256. See infra, 608. 


531. Radnor and Hereford:—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, r1x.71. Bill ordered, 76. Presented, 87. 
R. A. 315- See supra, 108. 





Ramsgate :—-See supra, 142. infra, 563.———Rantin. See supra, 633. Ratcliffe Bridge. See supra, 133. 


532. Rathdown :—For extending Act; Referred, txv. 27. Bill ordered, 141. Presented, 144. Rk. A. 297. 





Ratley :—See infra, 674. Rayland. See infra, 676. 

633. Reading :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, .x1v.29. Bill ordered, 140. Presented, 163. R. a. 335. 
Reading to Basingstoke; Referred, rv1. 137. Bill ordered, 247. Presented, 259. Petition for additional provision; 
Referred, 279. Reported; Instruction for lighting the Road; 306. Rr. a.601. Reading to Puntfield ; For enlarging powers 
of Acts; Referred, txx.45. Bill ordered. 61. Presented, 140. Passed, 276. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 
318. Report, and another Bill ordered ; presented ; 337. R. A. 437. See supra, 434. infra, 579. 


Red Hill. See infra, 547.——— Redruth. See supra, 512. 











Reigate. See 





Redburn Bridge :—See supra, 281. 
supra, 204. 

534. Renfrew :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txvi1. 64. Leave granted to deposit list of Owners and Occupiers 
and Subscription Paper in the Private Bill Office; Bill ordered; 113. Presented, 122. Petition against, 161. Lords Amendment 
agreed to, 276. R. A. 290. Renfrew to Greenock ; To alter, amend and consolidate Acts; Referred, Lx1. 50. Bill ordered, 
215. Presented, 218. R. A. 402. Renfrew, Lanark and Ayr; To extend the term, alter, amend and consolidate Acts into 
one Act; Referred, rv111. 159. Bill ordered, 248. Presented, 297. RB. A. 543. To alter, amend and consolidate Acts ; 
Referred, 11x. 73. Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 134. R. A. 373. For explaining and amending an Act; Referred, Lxxv. 
129. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 156. Leave granted for notices and Bill ordered, 166. Presented, 248. Time 


enlarged for Report, 334. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table, 346. nk. a. 456. See supra, 281. 














Rhydyblew :——See supra, 454- 
535. Richmond to Lancaster :—Referred, txvi1.61. Bill ordered; presented; 139. Passed, 343. Not returned from the Lords, —— 
For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lx x11. 39. Bill ordered ; presented; 183. Petitions against, 184, 199, 207. R. A. 300. 
536. Rickmansworth to Sudtury Common :— Referred, rx1v. 58. Bill ordered, 163. Presented, 182. . a. 306. 


Ripley. See supra, 42. Ripon. See supra, 314. ——— Ripponden. See supra, 496. 
Robeston Wathan. ~ See supra, 507. 








Ridgewisk s—See supra, 105. 
Riseham Hedge Corner. See supra, 65. 








537. Roborough Down :—Referred, txvit. 19. Leave granted to deposit a Plan, &amp;c. with the Clerk of the Peace; Bill ordered ; 32. 
Presented, 38. R. A. 158. 


538. Rocester and Derby :—Referred, xxv. 53. Not reported. See supra, 159. 


539. Rochdale :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rx11. 154. Bill ordered, 192. Presented, 237. Petitions 
against, 301, 307. Passed, 343. Petition renewed and referred, 586. Bill ordered, 617. Presented, 634. Petition against, 720. 
R. A. 805. Rochdale and Burnley; For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx11. 73. Bill ordered, 82. Presented, 98. . 


R. A. 354- Rochdale to Bury; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred; rxvii1.22. Bill os. 96 
resented, 








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1046 TURNPIKE ROADS—continued. 


II. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


Rochdale—continued. 
Presented, 138. 8. a, 338.—-==— Rochdale to Edinfield in the parish of Bury ; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, 
LXVitt. 73- Bill ordered, 258. Presented, 259. B.A. 543. —=»=-— Rochdale to Halifax and Ealand; Referred, xxx. 24. Leave 


granted for notices ; Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 134. 2. a. 266, —~-—— Rochdale to Prestwich ; To eontinue and enlarge term 
and powers of Acts; Referred, xxiv. 81. Bill ordered, 217. Presented, 224. kB. a. 530. See supra, 148. 351. 442. 


641. Rochester and Maidstone :—For continuing and enlarging term and powers of Acts ; Referred, xxv. 15. Bill ordered, 19. Presented, 22. 
Committed, 28, Petition renewed and: referred, 117. Bill ordered, 166. Presented, 177. Re-committed, 250. Leave to 
Committee to sit and report; Petition against, 251. Leave to report on a certain day, 268. R. a. 423. 


Roll Right Lane Road :—See infra, 737. 


542. Romford :—From the Romford and Whitechapel Road to Tilbury Fort; Referred, ux111. 41. Bill ordered, 58. Presented, 108. 
Petitions against, 149, 154, 166. Petition in favour, 168. R. A. 392. 


543. Romsey :——To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, xx1.52. Bill ordered, 289. Presented, 297. R..479. See supra, 99. 


544. Ross :—Referred, rxx. 42. Leave granted for notices, and to deposit a plan ; Bill ordered; 134. Presented, 141. RB. a. 321.——— 
Ross and Cromarty ; For assessing the proprietors of land in those counties towards the expense of making and supporting Roads and 
Bridges ; Referred, Lx. 62. Bill ordered, 77. Presented, 82. Petitions against, 264, 268. R. a. 339. —— For regulating and 
converting the statute labour in the said counties; Referred, tx11.70. Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 122. B.A. 310. 
For leave to present Petition for Bill to amend Act; Referred, LXv. 337. Leave given ; Petition presented and referred; 345. 
Bill ordered, 348. Presented, 352. R. A. 500. For leave to present a Petition to amend and enlarge powers of Acts ; 
Referred, txv111. 326. Leave given, 339. Petition presented and referred, 343. Bill ordered, 355. Presented, 363. RB. A. 543- 








545. Rotherham :—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rx.72. Leave granted for notices, 231." Report again read, and 
Bill ordered, 303. Presented, 309. R. A. 431. To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1. 33. Bill ordered, 40. 
Presented, 41. R. A. 158. To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx111. 110. Leave granted for notices, : 
and Bill ordered, 154. Presented, 218. x. a. 392.—&lt;— Rotherham to Swinton; Referred, rx1v.13. Bill ordered, 19. 
Presented, 26. Rn, a. 131. See supra, 107. 174. 


Rothwell :—See supra, 62. 








646. Roundhay Bridge (York) :—Referred, txxv. 52. Not reported. See supra, 402. 


547. Rowde Ford :—For continuing and enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxv. 54. Reported; leave granted for 
notices ; Instruction to make provision in Devizes Roads Bill; 83. Petition renewed and referred to the Committee on Devizes . 
Road, 142. See supra, 214. —=—— Rowde Ford to Red Hill; For continuing and enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, 
Lxvu.g. Bill ordered, 135. Presented, 138. R. A. 352. 


648. Roxburgh :—Referred, rxx. 13. Bill ordered, 77. Presented, 93. 8. a. 184. —-—— Roxburgh and Berwick ; Referred, uxt. 47. 
Bill ordered, 50. Additional Petition referred, 56. Reported; Instruction for repairing a certain branch of Road leading from the 
townhead of Jedburgh by the Dunion to the Bridge over Rule Water near the village of Spittal; 61. Bill presented, 88. Additional 
Petition referred, 118. Reported; Report to lie on the table; 127. Leave granted for notices, 160. Report read again, and 
Instruction for repairing a certain branch of Road leading from Boonjedward House to join the Turnpike Road from Hawick to Kelso, 
and the Bridge over the River Jed at Jedburgh, 268. R. a. 333. Roxburgh and Selkirk; To alter and amend several Roads 
in those counties; Referred, tx1.110. Not reported. Referred, txxiv.g8. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 184. 
Leave to deposit papers in the Private Bill Office, 189. Bill ordered, 190. Presented, 224. Additional Petition referred to the 
Committee on the Bill, 344. Petition read; Order for referring it to the Committee on the Bill read and discharged ; Petition referred 
to a Committee; 351. Reported, and Instruction for repairing another portion of the Road, 352. nk. a. 608. See supra, 234. 
infra, 568. 

649. Royston :—For continuing and amending Acts; Referred, rxvr1. 43. Bill ordered, 98. Presented, 131. Re-committed, 221. 
R. A. 326. —-—— Royston to Wandesford Bridge; ‘To continue and amend Acts; Referred, Lv1.94. Bill ordered, 109. Presented, 
366. R. a. 601. Royston to Wandesford Bridge and to Somersham; For repealing Acts, and for more effectually repairing ; 
Referred, Lxx. 49. Bill ordered; presented; 79. Petition against, 96. R. a. 266, See supra, 141. 











Ruan Lanehorne :——See supra, 424. 
651. Rufford and Euxton, &amp;c. :—Referred, ux1x. 23. Not reported. 


552. Rugby to the Road from Lutterworth to Market Harborough :—Referred, rv1. 95. Bill ordered,191. Presented, 233. R. a. 601. 
Rugby to Warwick ; Referred, Lxx111. 34. Bill ordered, 167. Presented, 174. R. a. 327. Rugby Bridge to 
Hinckley; Referred, Lxv11. 71. Bill ordered, 119. Presented, 135. R. a. 352. Rugby Mill to Pailton; Referred, txvr1. 66. 
Not reported. 











555. Runcorn to Northwich :—Referred, Lxxiv. 78. Bill ordered, 148. Presented, 156. Petitions in favour, 342. Petitions against, 
971. R. A+ §30. 


556. Ruthin to Mold:—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1x. 39. Not reported. For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, 
Lxx1. 48. Not reported. To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Lxxiv. 42. Referred, 43. _ Bill ordered, 58. 
Presented, 100. Not proceeded in, See infra, 744. 


Rye :—See infra, 678. 7 


557. Saddleworth to Mump:: Brook Oldham, in the Parish of Prestwich :—For enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, txvitt. 76. 
Not reported. ——— For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lx1x.17, Bill ordered, 152. Presented, 161. k. a. 280. 


St. Asaph :—See supra, 264. St. Dayid’s. See supra, 318.———— St. White’s. See supra, 479. —=— Salford. See supra, 
347: 442.—— Salisbury. See supra, 466.543. infra, 564. 











558. Salop, Denbigh and Merioneth :—For more effectually repairing Roads in those counties; Referred, Lx11. 126. Report; to lie on 
the Table, 335. Petition for leave to present the Bill; to lie on the Table, 338. Additional Petition for leave to present the 
Bill ; Referred, 345. Bill ordered, 355. Petition renewed, and referred, 577. Bill ordered, 602. Presented, 608. R. A. 775- 
See supra, 462. 


559. Saltash :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rvi1. 86. Bill ordered, 113. Presented, 125. Petitions 
against, 125,162. R.A. 257. 


Saltersbrooke :—See supra, 223. 442. 


561. Saltney and Flint:—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tx1v. 6g. Bill ordered, 82. Presented, 94. 
Petition against, 119. rn. a.172. ” 


Sandford : 











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—eeuuuuunuqquqee Sn 


II. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 
Sandford :—See infra, 697. 


562. Sandon :-—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, v1i1. 168. Bill ordered, 214. Presented, 248. Petition 
against, 270, UR. A. 453- See infra, 599. 


563. Sandwich to Nether Court Lane :—Referred, tx11.15. Bill ordered, 22. Order of leave discharged; another Bill ordered; 62. 
Presented, 63. Petitions against, 75, 79. Petition for provision; Referred, 122. Reported; and Instruction for making and 
maintaining a Road from the Old Half-way House; 127. Order for Instruction discharged, 135. Bill re-committed ; Petition for 
provision referred ; 199. Reported ; and Instruction for repairing the Road from Nether Court Lane to Cecil Square, Margate; 203. 
R. A. 365. Sandwich to Margate; Referred, Lx11. 86. Not reported. See supra, 142. 227. 





Sanquhar :—See supra, 281. 
564: Sarum, New :—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1xx111. 26. Bill ordered, 134. Presented, 140. &amp;. A. 327. 


Saundby :——See supra, 273. 
infra, 748. 


565. Scartho to Louth :—Referred, rvi11. 200. Bill ordered, 530. Presented, 540. R. a. 637: 





Sawley. See supra, 526. Saxon’s Lane End. See infra, 611. ——— Scarborough. See 


Scole Bridge :—See supra, 134. 489. 
566. Seend :—To continue term and powers of Act; Referred, tvi1. 16. Bill ordered, 18. Presented, 23. R. a. 75. 


567. Selby and Leeds :-—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txxv. 42. Bill ordered, 75. Petition renewed and referred, 


144. Bill ordered, 167. Presented, 257. R. A. 423. Selby Ferry to Market Weighton; For enlarging powers of Act; 
Referred, tx1x. 44. Bill ordered, 145. Presented, 150. Rk. a. 233. See supra, 71. 





668. Selkirk :—For regulating and repairing the high Roads in that county; Referred, v1. 107. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 168. 
R. A. 334. For repealing Acts, and for better repairing the Roads; Referred, ux11. 110. Bill ordered, 121. Presented, 134. 
R. A. 364. To amend Act; Referred, txvitrt.1g. Bill ordered, 82, Presented, 90. R. a. 416. See supra, 548. 








569. Seven Oaks Common to Woodgate, Tonbridge Wells, &amp;c. :—-Referred, 1.x1x: 64: Billordered, 112. Presented, 149. R. A: 367: 
See infra, 689. 


Shaftesbury :-—See infra, 717. 





Shaldon. See supra, 373. 
571. Shankill to Waterford :—Referred, txv1. 70. Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 85. R. A. 233. 


572: Sharples to Hoghton :—Referred, tv1. 152. Bill ordered, 368. Presented, 392. Petition of certain subscribers, &amp;c. to the Road, 
respecting a mistake having been made in an Amendment to the Bill; referred to a Committee, 545. Report; to lie on the 
Table, 552. Report read again; leave given to offer a Clause on the Third reading; 566. Bill read Third time, and Clause added, 
576. RB. a. 625. , 


573. Shawbury :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1xv1. 73. Bill ordered, 118. Presented, 139. R. a. 396. 
Sheetbridge :—See supra, 385. 523. 


574. Sheffield and Clown:—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, uxxv. 53. Not reported. ——— Sheffield to Dore 
and Baslow ; Referred, txv1. 76. Bill ordered, 126.. Presented, 140. Not proceeded in. —«-— Sheffield and Gander Lane ; For 
enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, xxv. §3. Not reported. ——— Sheffield to Glossop; Referred, uxx111. 50. Bill 
ordered, 97. Presented, 133. Petitions against, 209, 216,219. R. a. 32'7.——— For repealing part of Act; Referred, tx xv. 42, 
Not reported. Sheffield, Little ; For enlarging term and powers of Act ; Referred, txv1. 58. Bill ordered, 133. Presented, 140. 
Petition against, 241. R. A. 326.———Sheffield to Peniston; Referred, rx. 104. Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 262. Petitions 
against, 267, 268. Petition in favour, 342. rR. a. 488. See supra, 71. 304: 


Shelford :—See supra, 319. 
575. Shelton and Bucknall: —For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txvitt. 91. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 258. 
R. A. 543- 


576. Shenfield and Harwich:—For amending Act; Referred, xx. 50. Leave given to deposit plan; Bill ordered; 66. Petition 
for leave to present the Bill, referred, 169. Leave given, 173. Bill presented, 181. Petition for enlarging the time for receiving 
Regort, referred, 248. Time enlarged, 254. Further enlarged, 283. R.A. 416. See infra, 712. 





Shenstone :—See supra, 85. —&lt;—— Sherborne. See infra, 717. ———— Sherrill Heath. See supra, 99. 


577. Shields, North :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, rxv. 76. Bill ordered, 174. Presented, 194. R.A. 297.———For 
enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, xxv. 44. Petition renewed and referred, 146. _ Bill ordered, 234. Presented, 256. 
R. A. 423. ——=—— Shields, North, to Morpeth; Referred, rx1x. 65. Bill ordered; presented; 151. Re-committed, 193. 
R. A. 233. 


578. Shiffnall and Bridgnorth :—Referred, 11x. 63. Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 140. R. A. 255. 


579. Shillingford to Reading :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x. 24. Bill ordered, 40. Presented, 46. 
Petition for provision referred, 138, Read again ; Order for referring it to a Committee read and discharged ; Petition referred to the 
Committee on the Bill,171. R, a. 209. 


581. Shoreditch and Enfield: —For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx. 47. Bill ordered, 64. Presented, 143. Notice taken 
that the printed copies of the Bill were not properly blanked ; Order for Second reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn ; Order of leave 
for Bill read and discharged ; another Bill ordered; 155. Presented, 162. Petition against, 201. x. a. 321. Shoreditch 
through Islington ; Referred, uxv1. 74. Report; to lie onthe Table, 169. Not proceeded in.——— Shoreditch and Old Street Road ; 
To alter and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 11x. 113. Bill ordered, 137. Not presented. For altering and enlarging 
term and powers of Acts; Referred, txvi1.19. Bill ordered, 41. Presented, 80. Petition against,109. &amp;. A. 172. See 
supra, 77. 481. 








582. Shoreham to Farnborough :—For repealing Act; Referred, rxv1.67. Bill ordered, 93. Presented, 130. Petitions against, 207, 
224. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 213. Petitions in favour, 216. Time enlarged for Report, 297. 
Minutes of Evidence ordered, 374. Presented,375. Printed, 383. 2B. A. 454.———— Shoreham to the Seven Oaksand Bromley 
Road; Referred, xv. 43. Bill ordered, 55. Presented, 84. Petition against, 127. In favour,128. R. A. 201, 


583. Shrewsbury :——To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; LVI. 153. Referred, 154. Bill ordered, 334. Presented, 368. 
Petition for provision referred, 388. Reported; Instruction for widening, &amp;c. the Road, from or near the tenth mile stone on the 

Turnpike Road from Shrewsbury to Welsh Pool, &amp;c. 426. n. a. 601.——For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, rx xt. 38. Bill 
ordered, 

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587. 


588. 


591. 


593. 


596. 


597. 


Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


Shrewsbury—continued. 
ordered, 60. Presented, 77. %. a. 164.——For more effectually repairing and improving ; Referred, .xx1v. 45. Bill ordered, 144. 
Presented, 153. R.A. 530.——— Shrewsbury and Wrexham; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx111. 
105. Bill ordered, 213. Presented, 216. R. a. 373-———For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, rxvit1. 69. _ Bill 
ordered, 270. . Presented, 281. . R. A. 543- For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, 1xx1.8, Bill ordered, 210. Presented, 
222, R.A. 416, See supra, 21. 24. 342. 558. . infra, 688. 








. Skipton and Clitheroe :— For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, xxv. 25. Not reported. See supra, 498. 526. 


infra, 649. 
Slamannan :—See infra, 608. 


, Sleaford, New, to Anwick :—For enlarging powers of Acts, and for building a Bridge over the Witham at Tattershall ; Referred, 


Lx1x. 37. Bill ordered, 155. Presented, 162. R. a. 280. 


. Slinfold to the Arundel and Petworth Road :—Referred, Lxv.12. Bill ordered, 14. Presented,19. Petitions against, 77, 151. 


Not proceeded in. ———— Slinfold to Bury ; Referred, txv1. 68. Not reported. 
Lxvil. 43.  Billordered, 80. Presented, 125. Committed, 150. Not proceeded in. 





Slinfold to Pulborough Bridge; Referred, 


Smarden :—See supra, 82. 


Smeaton, Little, to Darrington :—For diverting part of the Road; Referred, Lxx111.17. Bill ordered, 115. Presented, 128. 
R. A. 327. , 
Soho Hill :—See supra, 308. 


Somerton and Matlock :—To continue. and enlarge term and powers. of Acts; Referred, tv111..117. Bill.ordered, 205. Pre- 
sented, 211, R.A. 331. 


Southam :—See supra, 262. ———— Southampton. See infra, 715. ———«——— Southborough... See infra, 689. ———— South Mims. 
See supra, 32. 


. Southmolton :—tTo continue term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv11. 16. Bill ordered, 18. Presented, 23. Petition for pro- 


vision, referred, 41. Report; to lie on the Table, 45. Read again; Instruction for extending the line of the said Road, &amp;c.; 
47. 2. A. '73.-—— For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1x. 26, Bill ordered, 36. Presented, 119. Rk. a. 233. 


South Newbold Holmes :—See supra, 122. 


Southtown and Gorlestone:—For amending Acts; Referred, 1xx11. 35. Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 120. R. a. 300. See 
supra, 351. 
. Southwark :—To enlarge and alter term and powers of Acts; Referred, uv1tr. 161. ~ Bill ordered, 229. Presented, 302. Notice 


taken that the Bill was not properly prepared ; Order for Second reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn ; Order of leave for Bill read 
and discharged ; another Bill ordered; 309. Presented, 317. Re-committed, 585. . A. 637. Southwark and Deptford 
and Dartford; For enlarging powers of Acts, and for lighting, &amp;c. part thereof, and places in Bermondsey; Referred, Lx x. 36. 
Bill ordered, 61. Order of leave discharged ; another Bill ordered; 125. Presented, 139. Petitions against, 155, 163, 173, 227. 
Voices, 156. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 258. R. a. 363. —~—— Southwark to the Kent Road ; Referred, .1x1v. 94. Bill ordered, 
167. Presented, 186. Petitions against, 233, 262. Bill re-committed, 295. Time enlarged for Report, 328. x. a. 408. —— 
For amending and rendering more effectual Act; Referred, Lxv1.'77. Report; to lie on the Table, 88. Read and re-committed, 
102. Reported; Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 107. Presented, 138. Lords Amendments agreed to, 416. R. a. 433. 
See supra, 395. infra, 631. 


Southwark Bridge :—sSee Bridges, 64, —-— Spadisborne Bridge. _ See infra, 739. 





Spalding and Donnington:—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx. 88. Bill ordered, 189. Pre- 
sented, 196. R. A. 431. Spalding to Tydd Goat; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, ix. 58. 
Bill ordered, 112. Presented, 117. Rk. A. 333- 





&gt; Spann Smithy \-« Northwich :—To continue the term and alter the powers of Acts; Referred, Lv1. 139. Bill ordered, 356. 
Spann Smithy to Talk ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, Lv111. 12.. 


Presented, 374. R. A. 601. 
Bill ordered, 19. Presented, 22. R. A. 102. 





’ Sparrows Herne to Walton:—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tvi1r. 118. Bill ordered, 228. 


Presented, 240. R. A. 419. See supra, 378. 


Speenhamland to Marlborough :—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, tx1x. 42. Bill ordered; presented; 156.- Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 459. RB. A. 472. For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx1.17. Bill ordered, 233. Presented, 
237. Passed, 400. _ Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 437. Report; Petition and Report thereon read; another 
Bill ordered ; presented ; 444. Committee to sit and proceed forthwith, and to Report on the morrow, 484. R. A. 515. 





Spernal Ash :-—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x111.100. Bill ordered, 116. Presented, 129. R. a. 269. 


598 Spittlegate Hill :—rTo continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, ux11.141. Not reported. 


599. 


Stafford :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rx11. 64. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 83. Rr. a. 269.——— 
Stafford and Chester; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rv111.158.. Bill ordered, 442. Presented, 459. 
R. A. 543- (Second District ;) To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rx1v.70. Bill ordered, 154. 
Presented, 158. R. a. 306. (Third District ;) To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tx1v. 75. ° Bill 
ordered, 166, Presented, 172. R.A. 335.——=——Stafford and Sandon ; To continue term and powers of Acts; Referred, 11x. 96. 
Bill ordered, 123. Presented, 129. R. a. 256. Stafford and Uttoxeter; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; 
Referred, Lx111. 93. Bill ordered, 197. Presented, 201. x. a. 269. Stafford to Church Bridge, and to Uttoxeter ; For 
enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1x. 20. Bill ordered, 135. Presented, 140. RB. A. 310. See supra, 562. infra, 616. 


Staindrop :—See supra, 207. 276. 

















Stainton. See supra, 457. 


601. Stamford to Morcot :—To alter and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, tx1. 60. Bill ordered, 316. Presented, 334. R- A- 479. 


602. Stamford Hill Footpath soar Shatting up the same; Referred, Lx x111. 52. Bill ordered, 75. " Presented, 81. Committed, 91.° 


———— Stamford to Oakham; For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, 1xx1.6.—— For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, 
Lxxu. 61. Bill ordered, 98. Presented, 181. R. a. 354. Stamford to South Witham ; Referred, ux111. 41. Bill ordered, 85. 
Additional Petition referred, 175. . Order of leave discharged ; another Bill ordered ; 197. Presented, 206. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 424. R.A. 450. See infra, 683. 





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II. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 
Stanbridge Lane :—See supra, 543. 
603. Stanhope to Shotley :—Referred, Lx x. 30. Bill ordered, 90. Presented, 93. x. a. 184. 


604. Staplebar to Walford:—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, txv. 32. Bill ordered, 62. Presented, gs. King’s Consent 
signified, $37. B.A. 380. 


605. Staplecross and Hornscross:—Referred, tv1. 87. Bill ordered, 155. Presented, 197. RK. A. 601. 
Stapleton :—See supra, 587. 


606. Staughton, Great, and Lavendon :—Referred, tvir. 138. Bill ordered, 164. Presented, 359. R. A. 493. ————— Staughton, 


Great, to Wellingborough Bridge, &amp;c. ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx xtv. 47. Bill ordered, 179. 
Presented, 228. R. A. 530. 


Staverton Bridge :—See supra, 16:- 


607. Stevenage to Biggleswade:—For continuing and amending Acts; Referred, rxv1. 60. Bill ordered, 98. Presented, 131. Petition 
against, 159. RB. A. 326. 


Steyning :—See supra, 344. ————— Stilton. See supra, 33. 


608. Stirling :—For more effectually repairing the Highways and Bridges in that county; Referred, tv111. 173. Bill ordered, 266. Pre- 
sented, 292. Petitions against; Counsel ordered; voices; 341. Not proceeded in. For making Roads in that county ; Referred, 
LIx. 103. Not reported. For improving the Roads in that county ; Referred, Lx. 96. Not reported. For enlarging powers 
of Act; Referred, txv. 16. Bill ordered, 31. Presented, 84. R. A. 201. For regulating the statute labour in that county ; 
Referred, Lxv.12. Bill ordered, 19. Presented, 141. R. a. 380. For mure effectually repairing certain Roads in that county ; 
Referred, txv1.67. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered ; Instruction for repairing the branch of Road from the present Turnpike 
Road at Torwood, passing westward through the lands of Torwoodhead and Plean, joining the present Turnpike Road from Glasgow 
to Stirling near Bannockburn Park; 121. Bill presented, 139. Report; to lie upon the Table; Petition against; 260. Report 
further considered, and further proceeding adjourned, 294. Resumed; Bill to be ingrossed ; 296. x. a. 356. —&lt;——— Stirling and 
Clackmannan ; Referred, tv11. 180. Bill ordered, 404. Presented, 431. R. a. 643. Stirling and Clackmannan to Queensferry ; 
For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1x. 40. Not reported. Stirling to Dumbarton and Perth ; For amending Acts; 
Referred, Lxx. 14. Bill ordered, 65. Order of leave discharged ; another Bill ordered; presented; 75. x. a. 266. Stirling, 
Dumbarton, Lanark, and Perth ; For enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, Lxxv. 29. Bill ordered, 77. Petition renewed, 
and referred,112. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 135. R. A+ 423. Stirling and Linlithgow ; For enlarging term and powers 
of Act, &amp;c.; Referred, xxv. 28. Reported; Report re-committed; 77. Report; to lie on the Table, 81. Leave to deposit an 
estimate and list of subscribers in the Private Bill Office; Bill ordered; 83. Not presented. Stirling and Queensferry ; For 
enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, Lxvi11. 29. Not reported. 
































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609. Stockbridge and Winchester :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv1. 150. Bill ordered, 178. Pre- 
sented, 412. Rk. A. 602. To alter, amend, and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, Lvi1.110. Additional Petition referred to 
the same Committee, 111. Bill ordered, 124. Presented,201. nr. a. 418. See supra, 67. 

611. Stockport to Guide Lane :—Referred, Lxx1. 50. Bill ordered, 144. Presented, 191. R.A. 291. 





Stockport and Marple 
Bridge; Referred, rv1.196. Bill ordered, 327. Presented, 412. R. a. 602. Stockport to Saxons Lane End; Referred, 
tix. 93. Bill ordered, 165. Presented, 185. rR. a. 256. Stockport to Warrington; Referred, txxv. 25. Petition 
renewed and referred, 121. Bill ordered, 223. Presented, 227. R. A. 342. 











612. Stockton and Darlington:—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 11x. 103. Not reported. 


To repeal 
Acts and reduce them into one; Referred, rx. 78. Bill ordered, 134. Presented, 138. R. a. 194. 


613. Stoke Ferry :—For continuing and amending Acts; Referred, txv1. 45. Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 136. R. a. 300. 


614. Stoke Goldington to Nerthampton, &amp;c.:—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rxx111.9. Bill ordered, 174. Pre- 
sented, 185. R. A. 327. 


615. Stoke and Guldeford : —To continue term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1v. 53- Bill ordered, 119. Presented, 154. r. A. 306. 


616. Stone to Lane End, and Walton to Eccleshall, &amp;c.:—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, tx1x. 37. Bill ordered; presented ; 
161. R. A. 280. Stone and Stafford; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lvi11.190. Bill ordered, 203. 
Presented, 206. Rk. a. 286. 





Stonebrid ge :—See supra, 235. 


617. Stonehaven :—For enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, xxv. 16, Petition renewed and referred, 119. Bill ordered, 127. 
Presented, 135. Petitions against, 224, 234. R. a. 342. 


Stonehouse Bridge :—See supra, 517. ———— Stone Street Hatch. See supra, 493. ———— Stoney Stratford. See supra, 337. 


618. Stonnell and Castle Bromwich :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rv11. 106. Bill ordered, 186. Pre- 
sented, 203, R.A. 540. 


Storkershead :—See supra, 154. 


619. Storrington :—Referred, txvit, 43. Bill ordered, 69. Presented, 113. Petitions against, 122, 247. Petitions in favour,-198. 
R. A. 352. 


621. Stourbridge to Warfield :—Referred, 1xx1. 16. Bill ordered, 37. Presented, 50. Rk. A. 290. 


Stow-on-the-W old :—See infra, 626. ———. Strand Bridge. See Bridges, 66. ——— Stratford. See supra, 85. 167. 552. 
infra, 687. Stratford-le-Bow. See supra, 361. infra, 701. 





622. Stratford, Old, to Long Compton Hill, &amp;c. :—Referred, rxx111. 44. Bill, ordered; presented; 94. &amp;. A. 327. ———— Stratford, 
Old, and Dunchurch ; For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lx1x. 35. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 80. Presented, . 


149. R. A. 359- 
623. Stratford-upon-Avon and Alcester :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv1.94. Bill ordered, 112. 


Presented, 121. RB. A. 334- Stratford-upon-Avon to Edghill; To revive and continue the term and enlarge the powers of 
Act; Referred, .xx1v.50. Leave granted for notices, and Bill ordered, 206. Presented, 225. 8. A. 459. See infra, 694. 





Strathearn :- —See supra, 514. —=— Stratton. See supra, 133. —-— Streatley. See supra, 316. 
634, Stretford : 
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624. Stretford :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rv11.128. Bill ordered, 221. ‘Order of leave diseharged ; 
Report re-committed ; 268. Bill ordered, 280. Presented, 284, Rk. A. 493. 


625. Stroud :—For making and maintaining certain Roads from that town; Referred, tx1x. 42. Bill ordered; presented; 150. Petitions 
against, 150, 163, 205. R.A. 310.——— Stroud to Gloucester; Referred, Lxx111. 14. Bill ordered, 22. Presented, 25. i. a. 189. 
See supra, 169. 283. 


Studley :—-See supra, 597. —=—— Studley Bridge. See supra, 166. 


626. Stump Cross to Newmarket Heath and Trumpington :—For enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, uxvi11. 65. Additional 

; Petition referred, 119. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 168. Presented, 195. R. 4. 507.———— Stump Cross to Stow 
on-the-Wold; To enlarge term and powers of Acis; Referred, Lxx1v. 42. Bill ordered, 55. Presented, 67. x. a. 608. 
See supra, 312. 


627. Sturry Street to Hearne Bay :—Referred, rx1x. 35. Bill ordered, 110. Presented, 115. a, 279. 


628. Sudbury to Bury St. Edmund's :—To continue the term of and render Acts more effectual; Referred, tvr. 58. Bill ordered, 73, 
Presented, 87. R. A. 262. See supra, 42. 


629. Sunderland to Durham :—For continuing the term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxv1. 42. Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 111. 
R. A 194. 


63). Surrey and Sussex:—To repeal Act and for granting other powers; Referred, rv1. 142. Additional Petition referred to the same 
Committee, 245. Petitions reported ; Standing Orders not complied with, with respect to the last Petition ; Report; to lie on the 
Table; 254. Read again, and Bill ordered, 256. Presented, 378. Not proceeded in. To repeal Act, and for granting other 
powers; Referred, tv11. 87. Bill ordered, 223. Presented, 312. Petitions against, 354, 362. _ Bill re-committed, 392. Again 
re-committed, 435. B.A. 615- For making a Road from Horley Common to Cuckfield ; Referred, tx1v. 52. Bill ordered, 59. 
Presented, 104. Petition against, 174. R. A. 335. To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rx x111. 36. 
Bill ordered, 56. Presented, 139. Petition for provision, 196. Referred, 197. Reported; Leave granted for notices; Instruction to 
include other Roads; 200. Petition against, 207. Time enlarged for Report, 297, 306. R. a. 397. See supra, 367. 











Sussex :—See supra, 631. 


632. Sutherland :-—For assessing the proprietors of land in that county towards the expense of making and supporting Roads and Bridges ; 
Referred, 1x. 62. Reported; Standing Orders in part complied with; Report; to lie on the Table; 108, Read again; Bill 
ordered; 116. Order of leave discharged ; another Bill ordered; 125. Presented, 127. RB, A. 209. 


Sutton Coldfield :—See supra, 85. 231. 


633. Sutton and Newport :—To amend and repair; Referred, 11x. 92. Bill ordered, 118. Order of leave for Bill read and discharged ; 
Report read again and another Bill ordered; 143. Presented, 145. R.A. 256. 





Sutton Courtney Bridge. See supra, 205. 


Sutton through Reigate to Povey Cross:—For enlarging powers of Acts and for making new Road; Referred, uxx. 10. Bill ordered, 
16, Presented, 82. Petitions against, 92, 178,213. R. A. 297. 


Sutton Valence :—See supra, 437. ——— Sutton Wash. See supra, 593. —&lt;——~ Swathing. See supra, go. 
634. Swell, Lower, and Winchcomb :—Referred, Lx1x. 60. Bill ordered, 159. Presented, 160. R. a. 280, 
Swerford Heath :—See infra, 729. ——— Swiftsden. See infra, 668. 


635. Swindon to Cricklade:—For continuing the term and powers of Acts; Referred, rxvit. 20. Bill ordered, 129. Presented, 134. 
R. As 352: Swindon to Everley ; To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, t1x.'77. Not reported. To enlarge 
term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx. 59. Bill ordered, 73. Presented, 116, rR. a. 280. Swindon to Hungerford, and 
Liddington to the Road leading from Swindon to Marlborough ; Referred, tx1x. 48. [Bill ordered, 73. Presented, 129. Petitions 
against, 135, 156. Re-committed, 206. R. a. 280. —&lt;-— Swindon and Marlborough ; To continue and enlarge term and powers 
of Acts; uxxiv. 54. Referred, 55. Not reported. For continuing and enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, 
LXxv. 149. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 201. Presented, 227: R. A. 423. See supra, 73, 407. 

















Swinford :—See supra, 29. ———— Swinton, See supra, 545. Tabley, Nether. See supra, 432. 


636. Tadcaster Bridge :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, xxr11. 48. Leave granted for notices, 70. 
Bill ordered, 154. Presented, 158. Rr. a. 268. For continuing and enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, uxv1. 68, 
Not reported. Tadcaster Bridge to Hobmoor Lane End ; For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lx1x.19. Bill ordered ; 
presented ; 161. Petition against, 262, R. A. 359. Tadcaster to Halton Dyal; For enlarging term and powers of Acts ; 
Referred, xxiv. 49. Bill ordered, 115. Presented, 227. Time enlarged for Repost, 420, Bill re committed, 439. RB. a. 530. 
Tadcaster to Otley ; To continue the term and alter the powers of Acts; Referred, v1.18. Bill ordered, 41. Presented, 50. 
R. A. 219. 














Talk :—See supra, 594- 


637. Tamworth :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txv11. 20. Bill ordered, 109. Presented, 113. R. A. 214. 
Tamworth and Ashby de la Zouch; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lv111.171. Bill ordered, 238. 
Presented, 262. R. a. 331. 





Tankersley :—See supra, 545.———Tarvin. See supra, 599. 


638. Taunton :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx11. 44. Bill ordered, 165. Presented, 177. Petitions for provision ; 
Referred, 218, 258. Leave granted to deposit plan, 275. Bill read the Third time ; further proceedings adjourned ; 403. Resumed ; 
Bill passed; 411. R. a. 458. 


639. Tavernspite to Pembroke and Tenby : —Referred, px111. 106. Leave granted for notices, 145. Bill ordered, 250. Presented, 264. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 454. R. A. 465. 


641. Tavistock, &amp;c. :—.rx. 108. Bill ordered, 322. Presented, 324. ®. a. 380. ——«—_—— Tavistock and Plymouth ; Referred, L1x. 101. 
Bill ordered, 182. Presented, 187. R. a. 256. For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txvist. 50. Bill ordered, 218. 


Presented, 244. R. a. 365. See supra, 537. 
642. Teddington and Overbury :—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tx1v. 93. Bill ordered, 149. Presented, 172. 
rn. a. 306. 


643. Tenbury :—~To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tvi1.9. Bill ordered, 21. Presented, 29. 2. A. 73- 
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II. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 
Tenby :— See supra, 639. 


644. Tenterden :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxty. 25. Bill ordered, 36. Presented, 154- RB. A. 306. 

‘Tenterden to Appledore ; Referred, Lxxv. 33. Petition renewed and referred, 129. Report; to lie on the Table, 166. Bill 
ordered, 177. Presented, 210. R. A. 374. Tenterden and Biddenden ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts ; 
Referred, Lxx1v.12, Report; to lie on the Table, 155. Read and re-committed, 166. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered ; 184. 
Presented, 189, RB. A. 530. ibe 








45, Ternhill to Newport :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, uxyrt. 53. Bill ardered, 121. , Presented, 135. Petition 
against, 169. RB, A. 352. 


646. Tetbury, &amp;c. :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts ; Referred, Lv1.124. Bill ordered, 298. Presented, 315. n. a. 601. 
See supra, 169. 439. 


647. Tewkesbury :——For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, tx x111.46. Bill ordered, 71. Order of leave discharged ; another 
Bill ordered ; presented; 103. R.4.327. See supra, 283, 626, Bridges, 71. 


648. Thetford and Newmarket :—To continue and amend Acts; Referred, xx11. 70. Bill ordered, 73. Presented, 76. n. a. 246. 
649. Thirsk and Skipton Bridge:—To continue and amend Acts; Referred, iv1.165. Bill ordered, 300. Presented, 306. 


Thirsk to Yarm ; Referred, rv111. 12. Bill ordered; presented; 21. R.A. 102. 
Referred, Lxx1v. 39. Not reported. See supra, 485. 


R.A. 450. 
To enlarge term and powers of Acts; 








651. Thorngumbald :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tyr11. 153. Bill ordered, 333. Presented, 338. 
R. A. 495. 


Thornydike :—See supra, 75. 


652. Ticehurst to Hastings :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rv1.108. Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 350. 
R. A. 601. | 


Ticknall :—See supra, 213. 


653. Tideswell to Blackwell :—Referred, rxvit. 75. Leave granted for notices, and to deposit a plan; Bill ordered ; 99. ‘Presented, 125. 
R. A. 384. 


Tilbury Fort :—See supra, 542, 
654. Tinsley to Doncaster :—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, ux1.33. Bill ordered, 40. Presented, 41. R. a. 158. 
Tirley :—See infra, 674. 
655. Titchfield to Cosham:—Referred, txv.8. Bill ordered, 13. Presented, 23. Petition against, 73. Re-committed, 121. B. a. 201. 
656. Tittensor and Darlaston Bridge :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx1.36. Bill ordered, 234. Presented, 237. Rn. a. 416. 


657. Tiverton :—To continue the term and alter the powers of Acts; Referred, rv1. 52. Bill ordered, 75- Presented, 81. R.A. 449. 


——Referred, Lx v1. §2. Bill ordered, g3. Presented, 139. R. A. 300. Referred, Lxvui1. 41. Leave granted for notices; Bill 
ordered; 48. Presented, 115. R.A. 338. 


Togg Hill :—See supra, 166. 
658. Tonge with Haulg to Little Lever :—Referred, 1x1x. 60, Not reported. 





Tooting :—See supra, 251. 


659. Torrington, Great :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts ; Referred, x11. 151. Bill ordered, 270. Presented, 294. 
Passed, 361. Petition renewed and referred, 593. Bill ordered,.619. Presented, 632. R. a. 831. 


661. Totness :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, ux.102. Bill ordered, 251. Presented, 264. R.A. 431. 
Totness and Newton Abbott ; For separating the management of the said Roads ; Referred, ux1x. 39. Not proceeded in. 
See supra, 43. 81. 483. 





62. T ottington to Blackburn :—Referred, xv. 57. Bill ordered, 175. Presented, 193. Lords Amendments agreed to, 396. R. a. 402. 
Tottington, &amp;c.; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, ux111.107. Not reported. See supra, 133. 





663. Towcester to Hardingston :—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, rxx11. 28. Bill ordered, 60. Presented, 78. R. A. 197. 
Toamend Act; Referred, xxx111. 16. Bill ordered, 68. Presented,74. R.A. 189. Towcester to Weston Gate; For 
enlarging term and powers of Acts; Lxxv. 18. Referred, 1g. Bill ordered, 22. Petition renewed and referred, 128. Bill ordered ; 
presented; 141. R. A. 423. 


Traeth Mawr :—See supra, 61. 


664. Trent :—For building a Bridge over that river, and repairing the Roads leading thereto ; Referred. tv111. 193. Not reported, ——— 
Trent Bridge to Cotes Bridge ; To continue and amend Act; Referred, L1x. 63. Bill ordered, 71. Presented, 74. R.A. 141. 














Tralee. See supra, 186. Tregony. See supra, 424. 


665. Trowbridge : — Referred, xxiv. 35. Bill ordered, 54. Presented, 122. R. a. 458. 
Trowse :—See supra, 489. 


066. Truro :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rv11. 29. Bill ordered, 35. Presented, 38. R. a. 167.—— 
For enlarging term and powers of Act ; Referred, Lxx1.22. Not reported. For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, 1.x x11. 66, 
Bill ordered, 171. Presented, 177. Petitions against, 211,253. Instruction to enable any person to lay railways or tram roads 
across the said Turnpike Roads under certain regulations, 253. &amp;. A. 354- For making a Road to Flushing and a pier and 
public bridge across part of Falmouth Harbour; Referred, Lxx. 52. Bill ordered, 137. Presented, 142, R. A. 297. 
Truro and Penryn; For continuing powers of Acts; Referred, .xx1.22. Not reported. 











Tullamore :—See supra, 229. 


667. Tunbridge :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx111. 53. Bill ordered, 151. Presented, 158. R. 4. 373- 
Tunbridge to Ightham ; Referred, tx1v. 67. Leave granted for notices, 128. Bill ordered, 193. Presented, 163. Petition 
for provision ; referred, 173. Report; ‘To lie onthe Table, 181: Report again read; Leave granted for notices; 190. R. A. 335- 
Tunbridge and Maidstone; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx11. 116. Bill ordered, 259. 
Presented, 297. Committed, 321. Petition renewed, and referred, 566. Bill ordered, 602. Presented, 609. x. a. 776. 








668. Tunbridge Wells :—tTo enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, rx1v. 74. Bill ordered, 99. Presented, 118. Petitions 
against, 195, 222. Bill reported and re-committed, 263. R.A. 335+ See infra, 672. 689. 

669. ‘Tunstall 

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II. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


669. ‘Tunstall and Biddulph :—uxxrv.81. Referred, 82. Bill ordered, 193. Presented, 225. Petitions against, 274,289. Petitions in favour, 
287,381. R. A. 530. Tunstall to Bosley; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txv1.73. Not reported. 
——For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txvit.63. Bill ordered, 112. Presented, 127. R. A. 352. 





- Tutbury :——See supra, 42. ———— Two Bridges. See supra, 537. 


670. Tyburn and Uxbridge :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv11. 104. Bill ordered, 169. Presented, 347. 
R. A. 515. —— For leave to present a Petition to enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, tx1x. 131. Leave given, and Petition 
presented and referred, 136. Bill ordered, 146. Presented, 152. Petition against, 200. Further consideration of Lords Amend: 
ments put off for three months ; Petition and Report again read, and another Bill ordered; 352. Presented, 358. Petition against, 


379- BR. A- 472. : 
Tyne Bridge :——See supra, 244. 


671. Tynemouth Inclosure :—To ascertain what Roads are to be kept in repair, and to amend Act for inclosing, &amp;c. ; Referred, ivr. 11. 
House informed that it was not intended to impose any toll or duty ; Order for referring the Petition to a Committee discharged, and 
Bill ordered ; 220. Not presented, 


672. Uckfield :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lvi1. 80. Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 124. x. a. 244, 
——— Uckfield and Tunbridge ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, x111.74. Bill ordered, 174. Pre- 
sented, 183. R. A. 373- 


673. Ulverstone to Carnforth :—Referred, Lxx111. 57. Bill ordered; presented; 181. Petitions against, 219, 261. Petition in favour, 271, 
Petition to vary the line of the Road, 281. Referred; Committee to make their Report on a certain day; 282. Petition 
reported; Report to lie on the Table, 284. Bill re-committed ; Committee to sit and report on certain days; 316. R. a. 377. 


Upottery : —See supra, 343. 


674. Upton Bridge and Tirley :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, t1x. 95. Bill ordered, 134. Presented, 
239. Petition against, 253. R. A. 372. 


675. Upton-in-Ratley to Great Kington :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txvi1.18. Bill ordered, 101. Presented, 
1ll. R.A, 290. , 


676. Usk :—To repeal so much of Act as relates to the Pont Pool and Usk District of Road, and for granting other powers ; Referred, Lxx1v. 
54. Bill ordered, 168. Presented, 192. Lords Amendments agreed to, 563. R. a. 608. 


677. Uttoxeter and Newcastle :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv11. 151. Bill ordered, 179. House 
informed that it was not intended to proceed upon the whole of the Petition; Order of leave for Bill discharged; another Bill 
ordered ; 404. Presented, 410. R. a. 643. ———— Uttoxeter and Stone; For amending Act; Referred, txx.20. Bill ordered : 
presented; 139. R. A. 297. See supra, 26. 213. 599+ 


Uxbridge :—See supra, 72. 670. 
Vauxhall :—See Bridges, 74. infra, 703. 

678. Vinchall to Rye :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txvt. 46. Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 141. R.A. 300. 
Wadebridge :—See supra, 303. 


679. Wadhurst :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, Lx11. 100. Leave granted for notices, 135. Bill ordered, 
259. Presented, 297. Committed, 321. Petition renewed, and referred, 566. Bill ordered, 602. Presented, 609. n.a.776. 


681. Wakefield to Abberford:— For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, txv. 15. Bill ordered; presented; 24. Order for Second 
reading discharged; Bill withdrawn; another ordered; 35. Presented, 42. Lords Amendments agreed to, 177. R.A. 201. 
———— Wakefield and Austerlands ; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxv.25. Petition renewed and referred, 
137. Bill ordered, 167. Presented, 203. Petitions against, 286, 307. Bill re-committed ; leave to sit and proceed, and to Report 
on a certain day; 337. R. A. 423. Wakefield and Halifax; To enlarge term and powers of Acis; Referred, yx1v. 42. Bill 
ordered, 132. Presented, 148. Lords Amendments agreed to, 223. RK. a. 256. See supra, 104, 402. 





Walberton :—See supra, 619. ——— Wallingford. See supra, 492. 579. 


682. Walsall :—To enlarge term and powers Of Acts; Referred, tx1v.8. Leave granted for notices, 16. Bill ordered, 112. Pre-' 
sented, 122. R. a. 306. See supra, 308. 599. 


Walton. 





Walsham, North :—See supra, 489. —— Walsoken. See infra, 728. ——— Waltham. See supra, 565. 
See supra, 616, ——- Wandesford. See supra, 549. 


683. Wansford Bridge and Stamford : —For leave to present a Petition for enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxv. 90. 
Reported ; Leave given; Petition presented and referred; 92. Report; to lie on the Table, 94. Leave granted for notices; Bill 
ordered ; 98. Petition renewed and referred, 137. Bill ordered, 180. Presented, 203. R.A. 342, 


Ware :—See supra, 331. 
684. Wareham :—To continue Acts ; Referred, Lx1v. 52. Bill ordered, 173. Presented, 181. R. a. 306. 
Warmington :—See supra, 124. 


685. Warminster :—Referred, uxvir. 32. Bill ordered, 121. Presented, 138. Bill read the Third time and further proceeding ‘upon , 
Third reading adjourned, 209. Resumed and Bill passed, 211. R. a. 290. —— Referred, Lxx. 34. Leave granted to deposit 
plan; Billordered; 82. Presented, 95. Petitions against, 166, 204. Lords Amendments agreed to, 398. Rk. a. 416. 


Warnham :—See supra, 493. 
686. Warrington and Lower Irlam:— Referred, Lxx111. 39. Bill ordered, 78. Presented, 144. R.A. 327. ———— Warrington 


to Wigan; For enlarging term and powers of Act; Referred, Lxvi11. 73. Bill ordered, 246. Presented, 272. R. A. 543- 
See supra, 46. 611. 


Warslow :——See supra, 135- 
687. Warwick to Northampton :—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, txv.50. Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 158. Rk. A. 380. 


——~— Warwick and Stratford; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x1.54. Bill ordered, 144. Presented, 
155- R+ A. 333. See supra, 85. 552. 597- 


Watchet :——See supra, 459. ————~ Waterford. See supra, 571. 
See Bridges, 66. ———— Watford. See supra, 595. 





Waterfrystone. See supra, 149. ————— Waterloo Bridge. 


638. Watling 














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II. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


688. Watling Street :—Referred, Lx111. 94. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered ; 213. Presented,216, Petitions against, 277, 286. 
R. A. 373-——=—— Watling Street and Buildwas ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts ; Referred, uxt. 12, Bill ordered, 15. 
Presented, 54. R.A. 158. See supra, 168. 


689. Wat’s Cross :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x11. 164. Bill ordered, 212. Presented, 281. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 362. Petition renewed and referred, 608. Bill ordered, 640. Presented, 650. x. a. 831. 


Watton :—See supra, 489. 


691. Wearmouth Bridge to Tyne Bridge :—To continue and amend Act; Referred, Lxx111. 59. Bill ordered, 176. Presented, 181. 
R. A. 327+ 


692. Wednesbury :-—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx11. 173. Bill ordered, 204. Presented, 244. Com- 
mitted, 271. Petition renewed and referred, 608. Bill ordered, 640. Presented, 650. R. a.831, See supra, 599. 


693. Welford Brid ge to Milstone Lane :—To repeal Acts and grant further powers ; Referred, Lx. 55. Bill ordered, 228. Presented, 240. 
R. A. 431. 


694. Wellesbourn Mountford :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, rxvi1.38. Bill ordered, 98. Presented, 101. 
R. A. 290. 


695. Wellingborough to Northampton :—To enlarge term and powers of Acts ; Referred, Lxx1v. 50. Billordered, 110. Presented, 148. 
R. A. 316. See supra, 369. 


696. Wellwyn to Hitchin :—-For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, txv. 50. Leave granted for notices, 129. Bill ordered, 130. 
‘ Presented, 159. R. A. 297. 


Welton :—See supra, 122. 


697. Wem to Bron-y-Garth :—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx11. 44. Not reported. To continue and enlarge term 
and powers of Acts; Referred, uxx111.14. BBillordered,21. Presented, 25. Billread the Third time; further proceeding upon 
Third reading adjourned ; 129. Resumed; Bill passed; 133. mR. a. 199.—~—=— Wem and Whitchurch to the Sandford and Hodnet 
Road ; Referred, txv1.52. Bill ordered,gi. Presented, y6. nk. a. 300. 





698. Wendover and Beaconsfield: —To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, x1. 61. Not reported. Wendover 
to Beaconsfield; Referred, txvit. 39. Bill ordered, 98. Presented,111. R. A. 214. Wendover to Buckingham ; To continue, 
alter and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, 1x1. 84. Bill ordered, 118. | Not presented. —«— For enlarging powers of Act; 
Referred, Lxv.28. Billordered, 141. Presented, 170. R. a. 380. 








Wenlock :—See supra, 465.———— West Bromwich. See supra, 231. ————— West Bury. See supra, 508. ———— West Cowgate. 
See supra, 194. 


699. Westerham :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txv11. 15. Report; to lie on the Table, 17. Report re-com- 
mitted, 19. Report; to lieon the Table, 70. Not proceededin. ——— Westerham to the Road leading from Croydon to Godstone ; 
For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxv111.13. Bill ordered, 37. Presented, 42. R.A. 417. 


701. Westham from Stratford in that parish, to Chadwell; Referred, 1x11.167. Bill ordered, 227. Presented, 294. _ Petitions against, 
301. Petitions in favour, 336. Bill committed, 356. Not proceeded in. See supra, 672. 


702. West India Docks :—To alter and enlarge term and powers of Act ; Referred, 11x. 76. Billordered, 83. Presented, 118. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 257. n. a. 280, —&lt;—— To alter the powers of Acts; Referred, 1x11.136. Bill ordered, 254. Presented, 
268. Committed, 312. Petition against referred ; Counsel ordered; voices; 336. Petition renewed and referred, 572. Bill ordered, 
603. Presented,611. Petitions against, 651, 701, 733. | Not proceeded in. To alter and enlarge term and powers of Acts ; 
Referred, tx1v. 84. Bill ordered, 174. Presented ; Petition for provision; 182. Leave granted for notices, and to deposit a plaif, 
195. Lords Amendments agreed to, 402. RB. A. 405. See supra, 183. 221. 


West Lavington :—See supra, 214. 











Westlinton Bridge. See supra, 144. ———— Westmeon. See supra, 88. 


703. Westminster Bridge to Blackfriars Bridge :—Referred, 1x1. 95. Not reported. ——-— Westminster Bridge to Vauxhall; Referred, 
Lxvii.79. Not reported. 


West Moor :—See supra, 153. 


704. Westmorland :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 11x.64. Not reported. Westmorland and 
Lancashire; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 1x. 10. ill ordered, 78. Presented, 117. R. A. 210. 


Weston Gate ;—See supra, 663. 





705. Weston on the Green to Kidlington Green :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, ivr. 137. Bill ordered, 
413. Presented, 426. r. a. 665. 


Westwood Gate :—See supra, 394. 
706. Wetherby to Grassington :—To continue and alter powers of Acts; Referred, 1x1. 19. Bill ordered, 33. Presented, 36. pm. a. 158. 
——— Wetherby to Knaresborough ; For continuing term of Act; Referred, 11x. 78. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 133. R. a. 284. 


707. Weyhill :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txxv.22. Petition renewed and referred, 139. _Bill ordered, 171. 
Presented, 177. R. A. 342. 


708. Weymouth and Melcombe Regis :—To continue and amend Acts ; Referred, rv111. 121. Bill ordered, 141. Presented, 147. pr. a. 286. 


709. Whitby and Middleton :—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx11.107. Petition renewed and referred, 576. Bill ordered, 
671. Presented, 689. Rk. a. 831. 


711. Whitchurch :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 11x. 99. Bill ordered, 170. Presented, 173. R. a. 256. 

For enlarging term and powers of Acts ; Referred, uxvi1. 69. Bill ordered, g8. Presented, 111. B.A. 383. See supra, 
164. 697. 

712. Whiteburn to Kelso :—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, xxv. 113. Report; to lie on the Table, 127. Leave 
granted for notices; Bill ordered; 135. Presented, 157. R. A. 342- 





713. Whitechapel :——To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, rv111. 72. Report; to lie on the Table, 82. Read again 
and re-committed, 106. Report; to lie on the Table, 227. Read again; Leave granted for notices ; 236, Billordered,322. Pre- 
sented, 344. R.A. 495- See supra, 542. 

Whitecross :—See supra, 405. . : 
714. Whitehaven : 

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714. Whitehaven :—For improving that Harbour and the Roads leading thereto; Referred, 1x1..48. Bill for more effectually improving 
the Roads ; Ordered, 311. Presented, 399. Lords Amendments agreed to, 501. R. A. 529. See Docks, 113. 


715. Whiteparish :—To continue and alter term and powers of Acts; Referred, rv111.145. Bill ordered, 293. Presented, 297. R- 4: 495- 
716. Whitestreet Hill to Barford :For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, txv. 40. Bill ordered, 88. Presented, 98. R.A. 201. 


717. White Sheet Hill and Shaftesbury :—Referred, xvi. 52. Bll ordered, 79. Presented, 93. Read a third time; further proceedings 
on Third reading adjourned; 375. Further adjourned, 390, 397. Resumed ; Bill passed; 400. R. a. 450. 


Whitstable :—See supra, 142. 
718, Wigan to Preston :—To alter and amend Acts; Referred, 11x. 95. Bill ordered, 115. Presented, 124. RK. a. 255. See supra, 46. 


719. Wight, Isle of :—For amending the Roads and Highways in several parishes there, and for paving Newport ; Referred, tx vi11. 74. 
Bill ordered, 156. Presented, 170. Petition against, 185. Bill re-committed, 348. . a. 507. —— For amending Act, &amp;c.; 
Referred, uxx1.11. See Pavings, 61. 


721. Wigtown :—To repeal Act, and for regulating the making and repair of Roads and Bridges; Referred, rv1. 85. Report ; to lie on the 
Table; Leave granted for notices; 196. Bill ordered, 302. Presented, 315. Committed, 356. Not proceeded in———To repeal Act, 
and for regulating the making and repair of Roads and Bridges; Referred, vir. 163. Bill ordered, 207. Presented, 211. n. 4.493. 





Wilderspool Causeway :——See supra, 164.————Willenhall. See supra, 692. Willersley. See supra, 328. 


722. Wilmslow Bridge and Congleton :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, tv11. 102. Bill ordered, 122. 
Presented, 152. R.A. 257. See supra, 442. 


Wilsley Green :—See supra, 389.————Wilstontoun. See supra, 245. 


723. Wimborne :—For leave to present a Petition for continuing and enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, LXVt. 191. Report ; 
to lie on the Table, 206. Report read; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; 210. Reported; Leave granted for notices ; 
Bill ordered ; 216. Presented, 224. Rr. a. 326. 


Wimborne Minster :—See supra, 519. 
724. Wincanton, &amp;c. :—To continue and amend Acts ; Referred, rxx111.59. Bill ordered, 139. Presented, 183. R. a. 398. 


725. Winchester and Andover:—To continue and enlarge term‘and powers of Acts; Referred, L1x. 72. Bill ordered, 95. Presented, 148. 
R. A. 256. Winchester and Basingstone ; Referred, 1xx11.18. Bill ordered, 52. Presented, 77. R. a. 300. Winchester 
to Southampton ; uxv. 49. Referred, 50. Billordered, 108. Presented, 135. R.A. 253. - See supra, 521. 609. 








726. Windsor, New, to the London Road near Longford :—Referred, rv1. 22. Bill ordered, 41. Presented, 51. Petitions against, 99, 
100,101. Petition for provision referred, 126. Report; to lie on the Table, 153. Read again; Leave granted for notices ; 149. 
Instruction for amending, widening and keeping in repair the Road leading from a place called Southley, in the parish of Datchet, 
to the west end of the village of Datchet, 297. R. a. 449. 





Windsor Forest :—See supra, 25. Winestead. See supra, 651.———— Winstanstow. See supra, 624. ———— Winstan. See 
supra, 276, ———— Winterslow. See supra, 564. 


727. Wirksworth, &amp;c. :-—To enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, tv1. 195. Not reported-——For leave to present a Petition to 
continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Leave given; Petition presented and referred; Lvi1. 433. Bill ordered, 447. 
/ Presented, 464. Rn. 4.643. Wirksworth and Derby; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, rxxv.21. Bill, 
ordered, 24. Presented, 47. Committed, 59. Petition renewed and referred, 130. Bill ordered, 136. Presented, 149. R. A. 278. 
———— Wirksworth to Duffield; Referred, Lx111.108. Bill ordered, 139. Presented, 174. R.A. 269. See supra, 199. 





728. Wisbeach :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Act; Referred, ux11. 134. Bill ordered, 252. Presented, 259. R. a. 365. 
———. Wisbeach to Thorney; Referred, rxv. 44. Bill ordered, 121. Presented, 175. R: a. 380. See supra, 156. 


Witham, South. See supra, 601. 





Witham Common :—See supra, 268. 


729. Wi itney and Clanfield:—For consolidating Acts; Referred, Lxxv. 47. Petition for Asthall and Buckland . Road ; referred, 62, 
Petitions reported, and Bill ordered, 69. Not presented. See supra 47. Witney and Swerford Heath ; For enlarging term and 
powers of Acts; Referred, 1 Xv. 52. Petition renewed and referred,117. Bill ordered, 165. Presented, 180. R. a. 456. 





731. Wiveliscombe :——To continue and enlarge powers of Acts Referred, 1x1. 61. Bill ordered, 220. Presented, 223. R. a. 333. 


Woburn :—See supra, 74. ——— Woeful Bridge. See supra, 334. 


732. Wolverhampton, &amp;c :—For enlarging powers of Acts ; Referred, rxv. 41. Bill ordered, 84. Presented,101. R.A. 297. See 
supra, 231. 682. 


733. Womborné and Princes End :—For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx. 24. Billordered, 65. Presented, 74. R. a. 363. 





734. Woodbridge to Eye :—Referred, 1v1.13. Report; to lie on the Table, 19. Not proceeded in. Referred, tv11. 86. _ Bill 








ordered, 89. Presented, 95. R. A. 244. For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, uxvi11.74. Not reported. For enlarging 
powers of Act; Referred, Lx1x. 35. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered; 81. Presented,g1. Rk. A. 195- 
Woodchurch :—See supra, 644. 
735. Woodford to Ilford :—Referred, £xx1. 45. Bill ordered, 103. Presented, 116. R. a. 290. See supra, 311. 713. 


736. Woodside Ferry and Chester:—For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txxv.8. Bill ordered,92. Petition renewed 
and referred, 114. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 144. R. A. 341. See supra, 164. 


737. Woodstock to Roll Right Lane:—Referred, 11x. 69. Bill ordered, 286. Presented, 299. R. a. 400. 








Woofterton :—See supra, 427. Wooler. See supra, 513. Woolverton. See supra, 685. ——— Woolwich. See supra, 


294.———Wootcote. See supra, 578. 
738. Wootton Bassett, to the Swindon and Marlborough Road; txiv.70. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 128. R. A. 335- 


739. Worcester :—For repairing the several Roads leading to and from that city; Referred, 1xx1.10. Bill ordered, 62. Presented; 
Petition for provision referred ; 66. Leave granted for notices, 97. Instruction for making Road: in the parish of Hartlebury, 97. 
R. A. 416. For amending Act; Referred, Lxx11. 39. Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 125. ®. A. 3v0. ——— Worcester 





and Droitwich; To enlarge the term and alter and amend the powers of Act; Lv11. 88. Referred, 89. Not reported. ——— 
Worcester 















If. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


Worcester—continued. .f 


“.. TURNPIKE ROADS=—continied. 


Worcester through Droitwich to Spadisbourne Bridge; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, LVIII, 13. 
Bill ordered, 22. Presented, 29. Petitions against, 72, 116, 130, 197. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 341. 
Petition respecting the Bill, 344. R. 4. 495.———Worcester and Halford Bridge ; Referred, 1x x11. 35. Bill ordered ; presented ; 52. 
R. A. 164. 


Workington :—See supra, 175. 
741. Worksop :—To enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lx111. 39. Leave granted for notices ; Bill ordered ; 200. Presented, 216, 





R. A. 373: Worksop to South Muskham ; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxv11. 62. Bill ordered, 134. 
Presented, 140. Rk. A. 352. See supra, 165. 682. 


742. Worsley to Farnworth :—Referred, tvi11. 146. Leave granted for notices, 228. Petition signifying that notices had been given, 





743. 


referred to a Committee, 370. Not proceeded in. See supra, 65. 


Worthing to West Grinstead Park :—Referred, tv11.'79. Report; to lie on the table, 137. Read again; Leave granted for notices; 


155- House informed that the proposed Road was not intended to be carried through any parish not included in the original notices ; 
Order for notices discharged ; Report read again; Bill ordered; 224. Presented, 231. R. A. 493. 


Wortley. :—See supra, 545. 
744. Wrexham :——Referred, uxtrt.114. Bill ordered, 141. Not presented. —~— Wrexham to Barnhill; To continue and enlarge term 


and powers of Act; Referred, rv11.145. Bill ordered, 213. Presented, 229. Petition against, 265. rR. a 386. ———Wrexham to 
Denbigh ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx1v. 42. Bill ordered, 59. Presented, 100. Not pro- 
ceeded in. Wrexham to Pentré Bridge; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx1v. 29. Bill 
ordered, 38. Presented, 50. Rk. a. 458. Wrexham and Ruthin ; To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, 
Lv1.94. Report; to lie on the table, 363. Read again; Bill ordered; 376. Presented,391. rR. a, 602. See supra, 519. 583. 








745. Wrotham Heath :—To continue and amend Acts; Referred, x11. 70.. Bill ordered, 118. Presented, 165. m. a. 373- See 


supra, 437- 


~ Yarm :—See supra, 649. 


746. Yarmouth, Great, to Caister:—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lx1x. 43. Bill ordered ; presented; 162. Not proceeded 


747. Yeovil :—To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx1v. 71. Bill ordered, 110. Presented, 166. nr. a 459 
Yoker Bridge :——See supra, 281. 


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Yarmouth to Halesworth ; For enlarging term and powers of Acts; Referred, txvi.44. Bill ordered, 112. Presented, 
123. Lords Amendments agreed to, 337. R. A. 356. See supra, 591. 


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748. York to Boroughbridge :—To continue term and powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx111. 16. Billordered; presented; 22, r. A, 189. ——~ 


York to Kexby Bridge; Referred, ux11. 126. Bill ordered, 280. Presented, 300. Committed, 317. Petition renewed and referred, 
575- Bill ordered, 615. Presented, 617. rR. a. 848. York to Oswaldkirk Bank ; To continue and enlarge term and powers 
of Acts; Referred, 11x. 98. Bill ordered, 266. Presented, 277. R. a. 373. York and Scarborough ; For enlarging Term and 
powers of Act; Referred, Lxxv.52. Bill ordered, 71. Petition renewed, and referred, 123. Bill ordered, 203. Presented, 211. 
R. A. 342. See supra, 546. 








749. Yoxford and Aldeburgh :—For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, rxviit. 35. Leave granted for notices, 78. Petition signifying that 


notices had been given, referred, 145. Bill ordered, 166. Presented, 239. nr. a. 365. 


III. Motion Withdrawn: 


751 . 





For laying before the House a Return of the Aggregate Length of all Roads under each Trust, the Income, Expenditure, and Interest paid 


on the Debt; Lx x11. 422. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2816. 5081. Bills, 514. Carriages, 3. Committees, 523-4. 1548-1563. 1757. 1759. 1770. 
Grand Juries. King, 107. Orders, 19-22. 37. 53-55. Petitions, 552. 573-713. Roads, 











Tyburn Tickets :—see Petitions, 553. 


T yne Keelmen :-——Petition for Bill to amend Act for establishing a Fund for their relief; Referred, rxxv. 44. Petition 


renewed, and referred, 145. Bill ordered, 234. Presented, 256. R. A. 423. 


T yrawley, Lord :——See Accounts and Papers, 5082. 


Two Pennies Scots :——See Pavings, 16. 36. 46. 74, 75. 78. 114. 121. 123. 148. 





U. 


ULLAPOOL Road :——See Supply, 2140. 


Unclaimed Dividends ‘——-Bill to authorize the transferring Stock upon which Dividends shall remain unclaimed 


for a certain period, to the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt; Ordered, Lxx1. 404. Presented ; printed ; 411. 
Re-committed, 439. Instruction for transferring all Lottery Prizes, &amp;c. which shall not have been demanded for ten years, to the 
Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, 446. R. a. 489. See Accounts and Papers, 925-929. 984-5. 5083-5087. 
Committees, 12°71. Supply, 4762. 5050. 5212. 5214. 


Underwriters :——See Insurances, 3. Ships and Vessels, 5. 
Union: | 
1: Motions, That by the sixth Article of the Act of Union of Great Britain and Ireland, it is enacted, that prohibitions and bounties on the export 
of articles the growth, produce or manufacture of either‘country to the other shall cease, and that the said articles shall be exported 
from one country to the other without payment of duty; That this exemption cannot be altered without violation of the compact of the 
two Parliaments of the now United Kingdom ; Previous Questions thereupon, Negatived, LxVI«I. 141. . 
2. Motion for appointing a Select Committee to consider the provisions of the Act of Union between Great Britdin and Ireland; Negatived, 





GEN, INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


LXXV. 312. - 
See Committees, 365-369. Treland, 31. King, 163. Parliament, 11. Petitions, 279. 


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UNION DUTIES——VICE. CHANCELLOR. 





Union Duties :——See Committees, 365-369. Duties, 2-4. 8. 
Unitarians :——See Committees, 326. Dissenters, 1. 
United States :—see America, 8-26. 


Universities. :——Bill to repeal so much of Act 9 Geo. II. as restrains Colleges within the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge 
from purchasing advowsons; From the Lords, tx. 275. Read; printed; 276. r. a. 488. See Accounts and Papers, 1039, 
1040, 1041. 1043. 3791- 3793-4- Committees, 879. Copyright. - Paper, 12. 


Unlawful Oaths :—see oatis, 1, 2. 
Upper Canada :—see Canada. 
Urney Glebe House &lt;=—lles Glehes, 4. 


Usury : 
1. dress leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the laws regulating the rate of Interest ; Previous Question proposed, and both Motions 
withdrawn, LXXI. 395. 
2. Bill for repealing the laws which prohibit the taking of interest for money, or limit the rate thereof; Ordered, Lxx11. 229. — Presented; 
printed; 248. Petitions in favour; From Belfast, 310, (Pp. 342.) Glasgow, 331, Pp. Birmingham, 421, Pp. Petitions against ; From 
Belfast, 315, (P- 337-) Bill again printed, 359. Further consideration of Report put off for three months, 427. ——— Select 
Committee appointed on the effects of the Laws regulating the Interest of Money, rxx111. 272. (See Committees, 1792.) 
. Another Bill for repealing the said Laws ; Ordered ; presented ; printed; Lxx1v.119. Petition from Anglesey against, 352, Further 
consideration of Report deferred, 345, 418, 461. Order for further considering Report discharged, 514. Not proceeded in. 
See Committees, 1792. 


Uxbridge, Earl of :—see House, 145. 








V. 
VACCINE [Inoculation : 


1. Address nem. con. [2 July 1806] to request His Majesty to direct His College of Physicians to inquire into the state of Vaccine Inoculation, 
and to report their opinion and observations ; Lx1. 478. Answer, 543. Address for a copy of the Report of the College; 1x11. 339. 
Another Address, 607. Answer, 612. Report presented; printed; 660. (App.870.) .Entries in Journal of 2 and 15 July 1806, 
of the Address and His Majeaty’s Answer, and Report of the Royal College of Physicians read; Resolution; That this House is of 
opinion that great pubiic benefit would be derived from the establishment of a central institution in London, for the purpose 
of rendering Vaccine Inoculation generally beneficial to His Majesty’s subjects, to be superintended by a certain number of the Royal 
College of Physicians in London, and of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, and by such persons under their direction as they 
shall think fit; Made upon Division, and ordered to be laid before His Majesty; Lx111. 414. 

2. Bill for insuring the benefit of Vaccination to such poor persons as are desirous thereof ; Ordered, Lxx. 394. Presented ; printed; 400. 
Again printed, 427. Not proceededin. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2962. 5088-5092. Addresses, 425-427. 539. Committees, 1793. Petitions, 554.'714. 
Small Pox. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Vagabonds :—see Rogues. 


Vagran ts :——Return of the name and age of all Vagrants committed to the different prisons in London, Westminster and Middlesex, 
from 1 Junuary 1819 to 1 January 1820; Presented, Lxxv. 93, 97, 98. See Soldiers, 2. 


Vandeleur, Major General John Ormsby :—see House, 145. 
Van Dieman’s Land :——See Supply, 1263. 2142. 


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Vaudois Churches :—see Accounts and Papers, 5093. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Vellum :——See Hides, 7. Laws Expiring, 2. Stamps, 3. Supply, 4721. 5010. 5416. 5423. 
Velvet :——See Committees, 611. 619. 638. 1575-6. 1581. Laws Expiring, 4. 12. 24. 


Ventilation :—see Petitions, 557. 
Verd 1Ccts :—Bill to allow viva voce Verdicts to be returned to the High Courts and Circuit Courts of Scotland ; Ordered; presented 
printed; LXIX.210. R.A. 310. See Accounts and, Papers, 3044. 


Verd igris :——Bill for charging an additional duty on Verdigris imported ; Ordered, Lxv1.372. Presented, 377. R.A.433. See 
Commuiltees, 1272. 


Ver] uice :——See Vinegar. 
Vessels :——See Shovs and Vessels. Steam Vessels. 
Vessels Cargoes :—see Committees, 310. Customs, 42. 


Veteran Battalion :—see Supply, 4281-2. 4345-6. 

Veterina Colle € :—Petition of sundry Noblemen, Gentlemen and others, subscribers to an Institution called the 
Veterinary College, for relief, in support of the Institution; Offered; Royal recommendation signified; Petition presented ; to lie on 
the Table; rv1. 208. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 312.—LVv1I. 130, 571.—1vi11. 416, 650.—11x. 84, 379:—Lx. 378, 397- 


LX. 499, 513-—Lx11. 660, 795.— Lx111. 389, 410.— Lxv. 376, 383.— Lxvi. 282, 405. — Lx1x. 46, 111. — Lxx111. 56, 375- 
See Accounts and Papers, 5094-5097. Petitions, 715. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Vicarages c——-See Addresses, 138... Tithes, 9. 
Vice‘ Admiralty Courts :—See Courts of Justice, 4. 
Vice Chancellor :—see Committees, 154. Courts of Justice, 18.24. Justice, 3- 


Vice, 





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Vice, Society for discountenancing, &amp;c. (Ireland) :—see Accounts and Papers, 5098. Petitions, 


716. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Victuallers : 
Bill for regulating the trade of Victuallers and Publicans, and for better carrying into effect an Act relating to the Measures used for 


retailing Liquors; Ordered, Lxvit. 366. Presented, 367. Printed, 368. Petition from London and Westminster against, 398. 
Motion, That Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair dropped for want of forty Members, 399. BBill passed, 502. Not returned from the 
Lords. 


Bill for regulating the trade of Licensed Victuallers within the Metropolis; Ordered, Lxvitt. 539. Presented ; printed; 540. Petitions 


of Publicans of London and Westminster against, 610. Third reading put off for three months, 617. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5099. Alehouses. Committees, 1629. Innkeepers. Petitions, 277. 438. 558. 

Victuallin g Bills :——See Accounts and Papers, 3603. 3639. 3643- Navy, 38. 

Victualling Board, Department, and Office :—see Accounts and Papers, 1508-9. 2549. 3475- 3481. 
3571. 3574. 3662. 3665-7. 3670. 3742. 4717. 5100. Navy, 26. 60. Petitions, 177. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Transports, 1. 

Victu alling Stor eS :—See Navy, 63. Supply, Key to Ways and Means. 

Vienna :——~-See Accounts and Papers, 5052-5056. Addresses, 428. 452. 


Vimiera -——See House, 181. 
Vincent, Saint, Earl of: 


Bill for extending the annuity granted to the Earl of St. Vincent to the two next persons to whom the title is limited; Ordered, 1x1. 69. 


Presented, 244. R. aA. 332. 


Motion, That the several papers relating to the conduct of Earl St. Vincent as First Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty be referred to 


a Committee of the Whole House, Negatived ; Motion, That it appears to this House, that the conduct of the Earl of St. Vincent in his 
late Naval Administration, has added lustre to his exalted character, and is entitled to the approbation of the House ; previous Question 
thereupon resolved in the affirmative, and main Question agreed to; LXI. 305. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2763-4. 3601. 5543. Committees, 794. House, 188. King, 108. Messages, 107. 
Questions, 27. Supply, 450. 


Vincent, Saint, Island of :——Petition of Agents of Proprietors of Estates in the Island of St. Vincent for leave to 


present a Petition for relief, in consequence of a volcanic eruption; Regent’s recommendation signified ; leave given ; Petition presented ; 
to lie on the Table; txv1i1. 176. Read, and referred to a Committee, 185. (See Committees, 1794.) Report; to lie on the Table, 
384. (App. 928.) Report to be printed, 459. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 541. See Accounts and Papers, 2761. 
Committees, 555-6. 1539-1542. 1794. Grenada. Petitions, 648. 717. Supply, 2921. 


Vinegar : Bill for repealing the Duties of Excise on Verjuice and Vinegar, and for granting other Duties in lieu thereof ; 


Ordered, Lxx111. 365. Presented, 371. &amp;. A. 413. See Committees, 1274. Supply, 4684. 5010. 


Virgin Islands :——See Accounts and Papers, 4869. 
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Vitriol : 
Bill for allowing a bounty on the exportation of Oil of Vitriol made in Great Britain ; Ordered, uxt. 481. Presented, 486. R. a. 546. 


Bill for discontinuing the bounty on the exportation of Oil of Vitriol ; Ordered, Lxv. 348. Presented, 351. RB. a. 448. 
Bill to alter the period during which manufacturers of Vitriol are to deliver their accounts; Ordered, uxx1. 456, Presented, 464. 


R. A. 508. 
See Committees, 12'75-1278. Muriatic Acid, 3. 


Vittoria :——See House, 182. 
Viva Voce Verdicts :—see Verdicts. 


Vivian, Major General Sir R. H. :—see House, 145. 


4 Voices :——See Committees, 1913. 





Voluntary Contributions :—see Accounts and Papers, 5101. 


Volunteers and Yeomanry: Bills relative to Volunteers and Yeomanry : 
To enable His Majesty to avail himself of the offers of certain Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps to continue their services; Ordered, Lv1t. 


400. Presented; printed; 441. R. a.641. 


To enable His Majesty to accept and continue tbe services of certain troops or companies of Yeomanry in Ireland ; Ordered, rvir. 496. 


Presented, 497. Rk. A. 641. 


For authorizing the billeting of such troops of Yeomanry and Volunteer Cavalry as may be desirous of assembling for the purpose of being 


trained together; Ordered, tv111. 567. Presented; printed; 597. Instruction for subjecting to military discipline during the war 
Serjeants serving in Volunteer Corps in Ireland, 624. Lords Amendments agreed to, 683. R. a. 6go. 


To explain and amend Acts 42 and 43 Geo. III. relating to Volunteer and Yeomanry Corps ; Ordered ; presented ; 11x. 46. Lords Amend- 


ments agreed to, 56. R.A. 57. 


To consolidate and amend the provisions of Acts relating to corps of Yeomanry and Volunteers, and to make further regulations relating 


thereto; Ordered, 11x. 68. Presented; printed; 73. Motion for the House to adjourn, negatived; Bill committed ; 119. Again 
printed, 130. Re-committed, 137. Again re-committed, 144. Considered; reported, &amp;c.; again printed; 147. Report further 
considered, and further consideration adjourned, 163. Resumed; Bill to be ingrossed,&amp;c.; 166. Passed, 172. Agreed to by the Lords 
with Amendments, 217. Day appointed for taking them into consideration, 219. Entries in Journal read; Amendments referred to 
a Select Committee to report what they think proper to offer thereon; 222. Reported ; day appointed for further considering the Report, 
and the Amendments, and Report to be printed; 240. Bill to be printed with Lords Amendments, 241. Report and Amendments 
considered, some agreed to, others amended and agreed to, and some disagreed to, 292, 293, 294. Committee appointed to draw up 
reasons to be offered to the Lords at a Conference, for disagreeing thereto, 294. Report of reasons; Agreed to, and a Conference desired, 
297- Lordsagree toa Conference; Committee appointed to manage it, &amp;c.; reported, &amp;c.; 298. Lords agree to the Amendments 
made by the Commons to their Amendments, and do not insist on the Amendments to which the Commons have disagreed, 301. 
R. A. 315. ——=—— To explain the said Act so far as respects the accounting for monies received by Volunteer Officers; Ordered 5 
presented; LIx. 425. R.A. 441. 


For regulating the rank of officers in Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps in Great Britain ; Ordered, Lxr.505. Presented, 506. ®. a. 560. 


7. For 


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1058 VOLUNTEERS-—VOTES. 





Volunteers and Yeomanry—continued. 


7. For better regulating the office of Agent General for Volunteers and Local Militia; Ordered, Lx1v.352. Presented, 356. B+ A- 405. 
To repeal said Act, and for better regutating the said office; Ordered; presented; printed; LxviI. 536. a. a. 559¢-—— 
To amend last Act; Ordered, Lx1x. 467. Presented, 477. R. A. 514. To amend last Act; Ordered, txx. 432. Presented, 
443. Rf: a. 468. To repeal said Acts, and for transferring the duties of the said office to the offices of the Paymaster General 
and Secretary at War; Ordered, 1xx11.319. Presented; printed; 321. Rr. a. 376. 











8. To amend Act 43 Geo. III. c. 121, for authorizing the billeting of Yeomanry Corps in Ireland ; Ordered ; presented ; LX1x. 489. R. A. 519. 


To reduce the number of days of muster or exercise of Yeomanry or Volunteer Cavalry; Ordered, txx1. 320. Presented, 326. 
Printed, 335. R. A. 384. 


11. Tocontinue and amend so much of Act 43 Geo, III. c. 121, as relates to Yeomanry Corps in Ireland; Ordered; presented; LXXI. 445. 
R. A. §01. 

12. To allow Yeomanry Corps, when assembled for the suppression of riots, to be quartered and billetted; Ordered; presented ; printed ; 
LXXII. 335. R.A. 418. 

13. To continue the Laws now in force relating to Yeomanry Corps in Ireland; Ordered, 1xx111. 338. Presented, 343. R. A. 397- 

14. To revive and continue the Laws now in force relating to Yeomanry Corps in Ireland; Ordered; presented ; printed; Lxxv. 357. 
R. As 455+ 


15. Motion, That this House doth thankfully acknowledge and highly approve the services of the different Corps of Yeomanry and Volunteers 
of the United Kingdom; Previous Question thereupon negatived; Motion, That this House continues to retain its cordial sense of 
the zealous exertions of the several Corps of Yeomanry and Volunteers of the United Kingdom; Previous Question thereupon 
negatived, Lx1. 526. 


See Accounts and Papers, 207. 3363. 3408-9. 3411. 5102-5131. and Key to Army. Committees, 1795. East India 
Affairs, 3 42. House, 142. 146. 167. 185. Militia, 33. 48. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Votes of Credit: Bills relative to Votes of Credit: 


1. For raising £.3,000,000. for the service of Great Britain; Ordered, Lxvir. 531. Presented, 535. Instruction for granting £. 200,000. 
for the service of Ireland; 537. R. a. 563. 


For raising the sum of £. 5,000,000. for the service of Great Britain: Ordered, txvii1. 624. Presented, 629. R. a. 674. 


For raising £.200,000. (Irish Currency) by Treasury Bills, for the service of Ireland; Ordered, Lxv111. 624. Presented, 629. Committee 
put off for a month, 637. 


4. For raising £.3,000,000. for the service of Great Britain, and for applying £. 00,000. for the service of Ireland; Ordered, Lx1x. 488. 
Presented, 493. R. A. §21. 
5. For raising the sum £. 6,000,000. for Great Britain; Ordered, uxx. 447. Presented 451. R. A. 474. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5132-5139. Committees. 762-764. Finance, 19. 21. Messages, 24~37. Supply, 
Key to Supply; Key to Ways and Means ; also, 5476-5482. 





Gotes of the Mouse. 


I. Directions to print Matters therein; 1. 
II. Entries read; 2—15. 
III. Incidental Proceedings; 16—18. 








I. Directions to print Matters therein : 


1. Speaker’s Speeches in thanking Members, and their Answers thereunto; Lv1. 46.—LXIII. 37.—LXIV. 15, 21, 27.—Lxv. 36, 157.— 
LXVII. 94. LXVIII. 139} 294.—LX1x. 18, 381, 506.—LxXx1, 316, 381. Speech of the Duke of Wellington in returning thanks 
to the House, together with Mr. Speaker’s Answer thereto; LXIx. 414. 


II. Entries in the Votes read,—vrelative to,— 


2. Accounts and Papers :——Of Orders for Accounts and Papers; 1x1. 65. Of Addresses for Accounts and Papers; ixr1r. 125, 
196.—LXX. 202, -——— Of Returns to an Order for Accounts and Papers; Lx1x. 272. 





Of the Second reading and Committal of a Bill; Lx x. 279. 





3. Bills :—Of Petitions against Bills; tv111. 432. 
4. Committees :——Of the appointment of Committees ; Lx x. 248, 253. Of Instruction to Committees ; Lx11. 645. 
5. Divorce Bills :—of Proceedings on Petitions of Agents or Solicitors for Divorce Bills; Lv1. 541. 


6. Elections :—Of Proceedings on Petitions ; Lv111. 129.—11x. 195. Of Proceedings upon consideration of Resolutions of Election Com- 
mittees; Lxvii1. 592. Of Proceedings in relation to Thomas Croggon ; Lxvitl. 587. 


. Ellenborough, Edward Lord :—0Of Proceedings relative to the articles of Charge against him [the Entries were expunged} ; 
LXXI. 322. 


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8. Impeachment :——Of Message from the Lords relative to the trial of the Impeachment against Lord Melville; tx1. 172. 
9. Members :—Of Report from an Election Committee respecting the absence of a Member ; Lx1r. 266. 
10. Messages :——Of Messages from the Lords; Lv1r. 250.—LXI. 172. 


1 Palmer, Mr. :—Of 21 May 1811, of Address for advancing him the Balance due to him on the net Revenue of the Post Office ; 
LXVI. 383. 

12. Parliament :—Of 25 April 1809; That it is the duty of the House to maintain a jealous guard over the purity and independence of 
Parliament, but that the House, weighing the evidence before it, does not think it necessary to come to a criminatory Resolution upon 
the same [previous to Motion for hearing a charge against Mr. Perceval and Lord Castlereagh, relative to Mr. Quintin Dick having obtained 
a seat in the House]; uxtv. 304. ~ 

13. Petitions :—-Of Proceeding on, Reports of Petitions for leave to present Petitions, and the Order thereon; Lxrx. 218. 

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II. Entries read,—continued. 


14. Resolutions :—Of 25 April 1805, of His Majesty's ‘answer to Resolutions of the House, respecting the matters contained in the 
Tenth Report of the Comimissioners of Naval Inquiry ; Lx. 242. 


15. Slave Trade :—Of 3 May and 3 June 1814, of Address for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, and the Prince Regent’s Answer thereto; 
LXIX. 397- 


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III. Incidental Proceedings : 


16. Order,—That the Votes of the House be printed, being first perused by Mr. Speaker ; That he do appoint the printing thereof, and that no 
person but such as he shall appoint, do presume to print the same; Lv1. 16.—Lvit. 6.—Lv1t1. 10.—1L1x. 6.—1Lx. 6.—LXI. 11.— 
Lx. 6, 561.—-Lx111, 8.—LXiv. 6.—LXv. 10,—LXVI. 36.—LXVII. 12.—LXVIII. 6,---LXIX. 7.—LXX. 7.—LXX1, 8,—LXXI. 9. 


17. Mr. Speaker called the attention of the House to the present method of preparing and distributing the printed Votes; Select Committee 
appointed to consider a more convenient and expeditious method of preparing and distributing them ; Lxx11. 188. (See Committees, 
1796.) Report, together with a Resolution thereupon, and an Appendix; Day appointed for further considering Report; Report and 
Appendix to be printed, 191. Report further considered; Resolution agreed to, 194. Resolution read and entered, and Order, That 
the Votes and Proceedings of the House be printed, being first perused by Mr. Speaker, and that he do appoint the printing thereof, 
and that no person but such as he shall appoint do presume to print the same, 206. Similar Orders; uxx111. 6,.—Lxxrv. 10.— 
Lxxv.6, 110. 


18. Entries Expunged :——The several entries in the Votes of the 5th March and 1st and 5th April 1816, of the proceedings of the 
House in relation to the Articles of Charge presented to the House by Lord Cochrane, against Edward Lord Ellenborough, Lord 
Chief Justice of England, read; Resolution, That the said entries be expunged from the Votes of this House; txxr. 322. [The 
said entries do not appear in the Journais.] 


See Accounts and Papers, 4105. 4110. Addresses, 494. Committees, 1796. Orders, 79. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Votes of Members :—see Divisions, 66. Gold and Gold Coin. Members, 201. 


Voters s——See Elections, 401-2. 752. 823. 





WAD DEL, Matthew :——See Petitions, 706. 
Wager of Battle :—See Appeals of Murder. 


Wages :—— See Collieries, 2. Committees, 1438. 1440-1443. 1573. Cotton, 7. Cotton Weavers, 1-3. Labourers, 
3. 7-11. Navy, 12. 28. 36. Petitions, 412. Seamen, 2. Servants, 2. Silk, 8. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Waggons 3——See Petitions, 573. 


Walcheren *——See Accounts and Papers, 550-552. 558. 583. 589. 3635. 4439-4458. Addresses, 371. Committees, 
1026. 1362. Scheldt. 


Wales -———-Motion, That to keep up a distinction of Judicature between people inhabiting different parts of the Realm, conduces of 


itself to no positive advantage, &amp;e.; Question previous proposed; Question and Motion withdrawn; Several other Motions respecting 
the Administration of Justice in Wales, and Welch Judges, withdrawn; LXXIV. 471. See Accounts and Papers, 5140-1. 
Addresses, 429-432 Coals, 15-17. Courts of Justice, 74, 75. Game, 9. Petitions, 559. 


Wales, New South :—see New South Wales. 


Wales, Prince of : 


1. Motion for appointing a Select Committee to inquire what sums have been received, and by whom, and under whose authority, from the 
revenues of the Duchy of Cornwall during the minority of the Prince of Wales, and how the same have been applied, &amp;c.; Superseded 
by reading the other Orders of the day, Lvi1. 282. 


2. Message from His Majesty (16 February 1803), recommending the present situation of the Prince to the attention of the House ; 
Committee of the Whole House appointed to take same into consideration ; Lv111. 173. Account of Money received and to be received 
by the Commissioners under Act 35 Geo. III. c. 129, and of the appropriation thereof; Presented, and referred, 200. His Majesty’s 
Message of 21 May 1787, and entry in the Journals of 24 May 1787, of Address upon taking said Message into consideration ; Read, 
previous to the House going into Committee, and Message considered, 202. Resolution for enabling His Majesty to grant out of the 
Consolidated Fund a yearly sum of £.60,000. towards providing for the better support of the station and dignity of the Prince; 
Reported ; agreed to; and Bill ordered; 203. Communication from the Prince of Wales expressing his acknowledgments, &amp;c. but 
that there are still claims remaining upon his honour and justice, for the discharge of which he must continue to set apart a large sinking 
fund, and consequently postpone, until their liquidation, the resumption of his state and dignity ; and that he relinquishes his claim to 
an account of the revenues of the Duchy of Cornwall; 211. Act 35 Geo, III. for preventing the accumulation of debt by any future 
Heir Apparent of the Crown; Read; Instruction for repealing so much thereof as directs £.13,000, per annum to be paid out of 
revenue of the Duchy of Cornwall to the Commissioners appointed by the Act; 212. BBill presented, 218. Motion for appointing 
a Select Committee to request and receive information respecting the extent of those claims upon the Prince of Wales which, according 
to the official communication made to the House, impede His Royal Highness’s desire to resume the state and dignity which belong 
to the Heir Apparent of the British empire ; Negatived, 230. R, a. 286, 


3. Bill to enable His Royal Highness to grant leases of certain lands at Lambeth; Ordered, txv. 36. Presented, 72. R. A, 163, —_— 
Bill to amend above Act ; Ordered; presented; LXvit. 458. R. A. 523. 


4. Communication from His Royal Highness, by Mr. Tyrwhitt, Keeper of the Privy Seal and Private Secretary to His Royal Highness, 
respecting his affairs and the Duchy of Cornwall; tviir. 211. 
5. Bill consented to by the Prince Regent, as Duke of Cornwall ; txv1. 410. Lords Amendments to a Bill so consented to, Lx x111. 264. 
See Conferences, 3. 11. Regency. Resolutions, 7. Supply, 1743. 


Wales, Princess of : 

1. Two Letters from Her Royal Highness to Mr. Speaker, dated 1 and 2 March 1813, respéctinga Repott (the Copy éf which ’shé had 
received from Lord Sidmouth) made to the Prince Regent by certain Privy Councillors, on documents and evidence respecting her 
character and conduct, communicated and read by Mr. Speaker to the House; Lxv111.253. Motion respecting 4 Commission stated 
to have been issued in 1806 under the sign manual, authorizing certain Lords to inquire into the truth of certain written declarations 

communicated 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 


1060 ~  WALES——WAREHOUWSES. 


SEE eee OOOO“ O_OS=S“Q“E“EHl“"QCTETlOUOlIEUQ“Q“QQQ5DNQ“Q537XX—XM—XSXSX—SS, 


Wales, Princess of—continued. 
communicated by His Majesty to the Prince of Wgles touching the conduct of Her Royal Highness, and for the House to institute an 
investigation of all facts and circumstances, &amp;c.; 278. Letter of Her Royal Highness of 1 March 1813 read; Amendment proposed by 
leaving out from the first word, “ That,” to the end of the Question, in order to add other words “ For an Address for a copy of the Report 
referred to in the letter of the Princess of Wales ;” Question for the words proposed to be left out standing part negatived ; Question for 
adding the other words negatived ; Amendment proposed and made by adding words, For now reading the Order of the day, 279. 


Petition of Sir John Douglas, praying for himself and Lady Douglas to be re-sworn before a legal tribunal to the depositions they made 
upon their oaths before the Commissioners appointed for investigating the conduct of the Princess of Wales on 1 June 1806; To lie 
upon the Table, Lxv111. 321. Petition read; Motion, That the Petition is regarded by the House as an audacious effort to give, in the 
eyes of the nation, the colour of truth to the falsehoods sworn to by the Petitioners in the prosecution of a foul and detestable attempt 
against the peace and happiness, the honour and life of the Princess of Wales ; Superseded by adjournment, 345. 


Complaint made of certain publications purporting to contain the depositions taken before certain Privy Councillors alleged. to have been 
appointed to inquire into the conduct of the Princess of Wales ; “ The Morning Herald of 13 and 15 March 1813,” delivered in and 
read; Motion for an Address expressive of the indignation with which the House has seen publications so insulting to the honour of 


His Majesty’s Royal Family, &amp;c. and that proper measures may be taken to bring to justice all persons concerned therein ; Withdrawn, 
LXVIII. 322, 


Motion, That a message he sent to the Lords to desire the attendance of Lord Moira, for the purpose of being examined as to his knowledge 
of certain circumstances relative to the conduct of the Princess of Wales ; Superseded by reading the order of the day, Lxv111. 364. 


A letter from Her Royal Highness to Mr. Speaker, desiring him to inform the House that the Prince Regent had been advised to take 
such steps as have prevented her from appearing at Court, and to declare his determination never to meet her, with three inclosures, 
communicated and read by Mr. Speaker to the House ; Lx1x. 324. Motion for an Address to the Prince Regent to acquaint the House 
by whose advice He was induced to form the fixed and unalterable determination never to meet Her Royal Highness on any occasion, 
either in public or private, Withdrawn, 326. Motion for taking into consideration the correspondence, Withdrawn, 377. 


Copy of Proposal signed by the Prince of Wales and accepted by the Princess, and other Papers presented, and Committee of the Whole 
House appointed to consider them; Lx1x. 407. Regent's recommendation for the House to make an additional allowance to the 
Princess of Wales signified; Papers considered; 420. Letter from Her Royal Highness communicated and read by Mr. Speaker, 
That she had received from Lord Castlereagh, the copy of a Resolution voted in the Committee for granting an annual sum of £. 50,000. 
for her maintenance, and requesting the House to re-consider its Resolution, and limit her income to the annual sum of £. 35,000. ; 
Resolution for granting the annual sum of £.50,000. reported; amended to £.35,000. and agreed to; and Bill ordered, Lx1x. 443. 
Presented ; printed; 450. Re-committed, 486. r.a. 516. 

See Accounts and Papers, 5143. Queen Caroline. 


Wales, Princess Charlotte Augusta of: 


Motion for an Address to the Prince Regent to acquaint the House whether there be any treaty of marriage on foot between the Princess 
Charlotte of Wales and the Prince of Orange; Withdrawn, Lx1x. 367. 


House resolves nem. con. that a congratulatory Message be sent to Her Royal Highness and the Prince of Cobourg on their marriage, and 
appoints eight Members to attend them; Lxx1. 340. Answer, 367. 


See Aceounts and Papers, 1165. 5144-5. 5230. Addresses, 38. 51. § III. Note. Cobourg, Prince of. Committees, 784. 
Estates, 5. King, 24. Messages, 86. 116. Queen Charlotte. Supply, 1305. 3570- 3993+ 


Walker, Major General George Townshend :—seo House, 145. 


Walsh, Mr. — A Member.) Order for laying before the House a copy of the record of the conviction of Benjamin Walsh 
for felony ;* Address for copy of the pardon granted to him, and also of the Judge’s letter in consequence of which the pardon was 
granted; Orders for laying before the House copy of the letter of Benjamin Walsh to Joseph Walsh, which was produced in evidence 
upon the trial of Benjamin Walsh at the Old Bailey, and that Mr. Jenkins, Solicitor, do attend the House with the said letter ; that 
Mr. Atride do attend ; that Mr. Walsh do attehd in his place on a certain day; Lxvit. 149. Papers presented, 152, 153, 156. Order 
for attendance of Mr. Walsh read ; Mr. Walsh not attending; Messenger examined; Mr. Jenkyns attending, he was called in and pro- 
duced the letter of Benjamin Walsh to Joseph Walsh; and Mr. Atride attending, he was called in, and having proved the letter to be the 
hand-writiug of Mr. Walsh; letter delivered in and read; 156. Letter to be printed; Mr. Walsh ordered to attend in his place on 
another day; 157. Order read; Mr, Walsh not attending; Messenger examined; a medical person examined in relation to Mr. Walsh's 
health; Mr. Speaker acquainted the House that he had received a letter from Mr. Walsh, desiring that the House would proceed not- 
withstanding his inability to attend, and requesting that other letters lately written to Mr. Speaker might be read ; Mr. Walsh ordered 
to attend in his place on another day ; 165. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House that he had received another letter from Mr. Walsh 
respecting his attendance ; Order for his attendance discharged, and another day appointed ; 168. Order read ; Mr. Walsh not attending; 
Messenger examined; Mr. Speaker informed the House that he had received another letter from Mr. Walsh, stating, “ his physical 
inability to attend to day, or to face the House on this occasion ; his hope that his former letters may be read, in which he does not mean 
to justify, but only to palliate his offence, and his desire that the House will now proceed to decide on his case;” 175. Papers read ; 
Resolutions, That Benjamin Walsh, having been tried at the Old Bailey for felony and convicted thereof, and having received a free 
pardon by reason of his offence not amounting to felony in the opinion of the Judges; but gross fraud and notorious breach of trust having 
been proved against him on the said trial, is unworthy and unfit to be a Member of the House; That he be expelled; New writ 
ordered ; 176. See Accounts and Papers, 5146-5149. Addresses, 433. 


Walsingham, Lord :—sin to settle an annuity on him; Ordered, Lxx. 55. Presented, 57... 184. See 
Committees, 796. Messages, 108. 


War :—See Petitions, 563. 


War Office &gt;——See Accounts and Papers, 615. 3742. 5308. 


War Taxes or Duties :—see Accounts and Papers, 4282-4284. 4987. Customs, 31. Excise 22. Supply, 
Key to Ways and Means ; also, 5186. 5244. 5483, 5484. 


Ward, Francis :—sSee Habeas Corpus, 9. Petitions, 246. 
Warde, Major General Henry :—see House, 102. 109. 143. 
War den of the Fleet :——See Fleet Prison. Witnesses, 8. 


War ehouses t————See Assessed Taxes, 24: . 


Warehousing : 


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WAREHOUSING——W ATERWORKS. 106! 


Warehousing: Bills relative to Warehousing : 


For permitting certain goods imported into Great Britain to be secured in Warehouses without payment of duty ; Ordered, tviir. 625. 
Presented ; printed; 628. Re-committed, 673. R. a. 690. 





2. To authorize the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury to permit certain articles to be warehoused in different ports in Great Britain; 
Ordered, Lx. 407. Presented, 416. R.a. 488. 


iy 3. To extend the provisions of Act 43 Geo. III. for permitting certain articles to be warehoused in Great Britain; Ordered, Lxr. 508. 
« Presented, 510. Re-committed, 531. Instruction for altering the condition of the Bond required to be given by the owners and 
P masters of vessels and boats licensed by the Admiralty, 540. R.A. 567. 


4. To permit certain goods imported into Ireland to be warehoused or secured without payment of duty on the first entry thereof; Ordered, 
LXIII. 95. Presented, 199. Rk. a. 268, 


5. To permit goods secured in Warehouses in the Port of London to be removed to the Out-ports for exportation to any part of Europe ; 
Ordered, Lx111.438. Presented, 442. Instruction for empowering His Majesty to direct that Licences which His Majesty is authorized 
to grant under His Sign Manual, may be granted by one of the Principal Secretaries of State, 451. R.A. 476. 


6. For allowing further time for taking goods out of Warehouses, and paying duties thereon; Ordered, Lx1v. 370. Presented, 375. 
R. A. 405. 


7. To extend provisions of Act 48 Geo. III. ¢. 32. relating to the Warehousing of goods imported into Ireland; Ordered, uxv. 223. 
Instruction respecting the Warehousing of Brown or Muscovado Sugar and Foreign Bay Salt, 369. Bill presented, 377. R. a. 448. 


8. To permit the removal of goods for exportation where first warehoused to any other Warehousing Port ; Ordered, txv.4394. Presented, 401. 
R. A. 482. 


9. To permit the removal of goods from one bonding Warehouse to another in the same Port ; Ordered, txvi1. 511. Presented, 520 
R. A. 542. 


- 11. _ For limiting the time for production of certificates of delivery of goods removed from one Warehousing Port to another; Ordered, 
Lxx11. 416. Presented, 426, R.A. 474. 


12. For permitting certain Goods imported into Great Britain to be secured in Warehouses without payment of duty ; Ordered, rxxv. 368. 
Not presented. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5151-5154. Coffee, 2. Committees, 310. 754. 962. 1091-4. 1280-1285. Corn, 37. 
East India Affairs, 33. 41. Laws Expiring, 16. Legal Quays. Prizes, 8.11. Spirits, 9. 12. 26. 45. 48. 
Sugar, 2. 11. 22, Supply, 4653. 4783. 4902. Wine, 1. 3. Wool, 21. 


Warley Common :—see Ordnance, 5: 

Warrants :— See Speaker, 99, 100. 

Warren, Rear Admiral Sir John Borlase :—see House, 125. 
Wash :—See Worts and Wash. 


Waste ‘Lands :——Message from the Lords requesting copies of certain Reports respecting Waste Lands made from Select Com- 


mittees in 1795 and 1797; House resolves to communicate printed copies ; Reports laid on the Table, and directed to be carried to the 
Lords; Lv1. 59- Report of their having been delivered, 78. See Inclosures. 


Watch and Ward :——Bill for the more effectual preservation of the peace within the county of Nottingham; Ordered; 

, presented ; printed; Lxvir. 116, Instruction to extend the provisions of the Bill to other counties; Bill again printed; 125. Re- 
committed; again printed; 149. Passed with new Title, ‘ For the more effectual preservation of the peace, by enforcing the duties of 

Watching and Warding;” 165. Lords Amendment agreed to, 208, Rk. 4. 213.———To continue said Act; Ordered, Lx1x. 79. Pre- 

sented, 87. R.A. 114. To revive and continue said Act; Ordered, txx1. 446. Presented, 447. RB. A. 521. To further 

continue said Act; Ordered; presented; Lxx1I. 329. R. a. 376. Ordered ; presented ; LX XIII, 358. R. A. 402.————To amend 











and continue said Act ; Ordered; presented; Lxxv. 292. Re-committed, 320. R. A. 374. See Nightly Watch. Pavings. 
Watches and Watchmakers :—sSee Clocks and Watches. Committees, 1286. 1797-8. Petitions, 82. 564. 
Waterford Writ :——See Accounts and Papers, 5155. Elections, 73'7. 


Waterloo *+——See Addresses, 515- 592. Churches, 121. House, 145. 183. 


Watermen : Petitions for Bills, and Proceedings thereon : 


. 31. Portsmouth :—For the better government of the Watermen working within the harbour and to and from Spithead, and other parts of 
the Isle of Wight; Referred, rxiv. 92. Bill ordered, 141. Presented, 183. Lords Amendments agreed to, 409. BR. a. 416. ———. 
To amend said Act; Referred, .xv11.27. Bill ordered, 33. Presented, 95. Petitions against, 166, 196, Petitiun in favour, 196. 
R. A. 352- 


2. Thames Watermen :—For their better government and regulation; Referred, uxv111.99. Not reported, —=—— To amend Acts 
and to incorporate the Watermen ; To lie on the Table, Lx1x.67.—LXX111. 50. 
See Ferries. Petitions, 566. 





GAaterworks. 





I. Public Bill ; 1. 
II. Petitions for Bills, and Proceedings thereon; 2—951. 





I, Public Bill : 


1. For making more effectual provision for the supplying of cities and market towns of Ireland with Water; Ordered, Lx. 225. Presented ; 
printed; 231. Again printed, 292. Third reading put off for three months, 345. 


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WATERWORKS —continued. 





II. Petitions for Bills, and Proceedings thereon : 
Aberdeen :—See Pavings, 17. 
2. Abergavenny :—For raising money for repairing the Pipés; Referred, txx. 20. See Pavings, 18. 
3. Adelphi :—For extending the powers of former Acts; Referred, Lxv1.75. Not reported. 
Alloa :—See Docks, 13. 





Aston. See infra, 5. 


4. Belfast :—For better supplying that town with Water; Referred, uxx11. 71. Bill ordered, 158. Order of leave read and discharged ; 
another Bill ordered ; presented; printed; 181. Petition for provision, 201. Referred, 202. Time enlarged for Report, 279. 
R. A. 419. 


Bethnal Green :—See infra, 46, 47. 


5. Birmingham :—For better supplying certain parts of that town with Water; Referred, ux1v.'76. Not reported. Birmingham 
and Aston; For supplying those places with Water; Referred, txv1.65. Bill ordered, 82. Order of leave discharged; another 
Bill ordered, 85. Presented, 93. Petition against, 110. Second reading put off for six months, 153.————For supplying that town and 
Aston and Edgbaston with Water; Referred, txv1. 66. Bill ordered, 82. Presented, 85. Petitions against, 110, 115. Not 
proceeded in. 





Bolton, Great :—See Pavings, 35. —=— Bristol. See Navigations, 17. 
6. Burnley (Lancashire) —For supplying that town with Water; Bill reported, Lxx1v. 298. R. a. 458. See Pavings, 45- 


7. Camberwell and Lambeth (South London Waterworks) :—For supplying those places with Water; Referred ix. 11. 
Bill ordered, 15. Presented, 86. Petitions against, 128, 153, 224,251. Petitions in favour, 191, 204, 383. Committee to sit and 
proceed on a certain day, 305. To sit notwithstanding adjournment, 311. Bill reported ; day appointed for further considering Report; 
Minutes ordered ; 333. Presented; printed; 343. Report further considered ; one Amendment disagreed to; Bill re-committed; 385. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 491. R.A. 498. For extending the supply of Water to certain other parishes; Referred, 
Lxv. 54. Not reported———For amending and extending Act; Referred, txv. 83. Billordered,111. Presented, 119. Petitions 
against, 152, 155, 170, 182. Petitions in favour, 163,211. Bill re-committed, 240. Further consideration of Report put off for six 
months, 283. To enable the Company of proprietors to raise a further sum, and to alter and amend Act ; Referred, Lxv111. 83. 
Bill ordered, 170. Presented, 284. Petitions against, 421, 432. Bill re-committed, 490. Rk. a. 588. 











Canonbury :—See infra, 24.———Carmarthen. See Gaols, 15. 


8. Chelsea :—To amend Act for supplying the city of Westminster, and parts adjacent with Water; Referred, Lx1v. 49. Bill ordered, 85. 
Presented, 95. Petitions against, 100, 257, 263. Petition respecting Standing Orders referred to a Committee, 220, Bill read the 
Third time ; further proceedings adjourned ; 323. Resumed; Bill passed; 339. Lords Amendments agreed to, 392. R. A. 398. 


9. Colchester :—For supplying the inhabitants with Water ; Referred, x111.111. Bill ordered, 205. Presented, 212. R. a. 465. 


11, Colne (Lancashire) :—For better supplying the inhabitants with Water; Referred, 1x1. 71. Bill ordered, 138. Presented, 159. 
R. A. 275. 


12. Cork :—For extending the provisions of Acts 1, § and 26 Geo. III. for supplying that city with Water ; Referred, x1v. 93. Not reported. 
See Gaols, 17. 


13. Cranstonhill :—To enable the Company of Proprietors to raise money ; Referred, rxv11. 61. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered, 
112. Presented, 116. R. A. 289. To enable the Company to improve their Works; Referred, Lxx1v. 29. Leave granted for 
notices, and to deposit plans, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 205. Presented, 213. Petition for enlarging time for Report referred ; 407. Reported; 
time enlarged; 412. Bill re-committed, 526. kr. a. 608. 





Croydon :—See Navigations, 33. 


14. Deal :—Feor better supplying that town with Water ; Referred, txv1.57. Bill ordered, 93. Presented, 137. Petition against,192. Time 
enlarged for Report, 281. Moton, That the Committee have leave to make their Report on a certain day, Withdrawn, 289. Not 
proceeded in. , 


Deptford :—See infra, 23 . 





Drogheda. See Docks, 35. 


16. Dublin :—For leave to presenta Petition to amend, alter and extend powers of Acts for supplying that city with Water; Leave given ; 
Petition presented ; to lie on the Table; Lvi1.292. Read again, and referred, 313. Bill ordered, 317. Presented, 336. R. A. 642. 


17. Dublin Pipe Water :—To amend and extend powers of Acts; Referred, tx1v. 43. Reported; Report re-committed; 144. Bill 
ordered, 148. Presented, 169. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 230. R. A. 334. ——— To-explain and amend 
the above Act; To lie on the Table, Lx1v. 416. Not proceeded in, —m—For amending Act 49 Geo. III.; txv. 62. Referred, 64. 
Not reported. 


Dulwich :—See Navigations, 33.————Dunfermline. See Pavings, 76. 
East London :—See infra, 31. 46. 47. 


18. Edinburgh :—For leave to present a Petition for more effectually supplying that city with Water; Referred, uxx. 74. Leave given; 
Petition presented and referred; 81. Leave granted for notices, and to deposit plan; Bill ordered ; 86. Presented, 135. Petitions 
against, 219, 230, 24¢, 243. Petition for enlarging time for receiving Report, referred, 247. Time enlarged, 251. Not proceeded in. 

For supplying that city with Water ; Referred, Lx x111. 56. Not reported. For leave to present a Petition for more 

effectually supplying that city and places adjacent with Water; Referred, txxiv.126. Report; to lie on the Table, 287. Read; 

leave given ; Petition presented and referred; 293. Bill ordered, 297. Presented, 304. Petitions against, 343, 348, 352, 371- 

Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 352. Time enlarged for Report, 406. x. a. 608. 


Edinburgh and Falkirk Canal Waterworks :—See Navigations, 39. 








Farlington :—See infra, 42. 


19. Glasgow :—For supplying that city with Water ; Referred, Lx1,. 89. Leave granted for notices, and to- deposit plan, &amp;e. 253. - Bill 
ordered, 310. Presented, 334. Lords Amendment agreed to, 548. 2. a.560. — For the further supply of the city and suburbs 
and places adjacent with Water ; Referred, rx11.99. Billordered, 161. Presented, 165. R. A. 373.—~—~For altering and enlarging 
powers of Act for supplying that city and suburbs with Water ; Referred, Lxx1v.38. Bill ordered, 49. Presented, 140. Re-com- 
mitted, 446. R. a. 529. See supra, 13. 





21. Gorleston and Great Yarmouth :——For supplying those towns with Water ; Referred, rxv1.74- Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 
137. Petition against ; to lie on the Table till Second reading, and Counsel ordered, 145. _Notprocteded in. f 


22. Grand 







WATERWORKS—continued. 


_. II Petitions for Bills, and, Proceedings thereon—continued, 


22. Grand J unction Canal :—For confirming articles of agreement entered into between that Company and others for supplying certain 
places with Water; Referred, rxv1.57. Bill ordered, 89. Presented, 127. Petitions against, 151, 153, 156, 187, 191, 199 237, 26 
Time enlarged for Report, 279. Petitions in favour, 321. Petitions presented 23 February 1798, and Report of 10 Jel 1802, vei 
on further consideration of Report, 337. R. a. 433.————For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, uxrx. 69. Not reported. catalan 
For amendiag Act ; Referred, Lxx1.8. Bill ordered, 18. Prevented, 28. R.A. 250.———For lets to present a Petition ; Referred, 


Lxx111. 175. Not reported._——To amend and enl : ; 
Navigations, 47. nd and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, uxx1v. 106. Not reported. See infra, 36. 









Greenock :—See Docks, 55. 


: 23. Greenwich :—For supplying the inhabitants of Deptford, Greenwich, Woolwich, and several other places in the counties of Kent and 

Surrey, with Water; Referred, rx111. 108. Bill ordered, 137. Presented; 183. Petitions against, 229, 238, 306. Petition respectin 
the Standing Orders referred, 314. Power to report opinion, 329. Report with a Resolution ; to lieon.the Table, 321. Not pthaased 

in. For better supplying the above places with Water ; Referred, tx1v. 84. Bill ordered, 165. Presented, 181. Petition 


against, 225. Bill re-committed, and Committee t : 
yin mitted, and Commi © report on or before a certain day, 317. Lords Amendments agreed to, 409. 





Hammersmith :—See infra, 26, —-— Harwich. See Pavings,102.——— Highbury. See infra, 24. 


24, Holloway, Highbury, Canonbury and Upper Islington :—For supplying those places with Water ; Referred, xv. 84 
Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 198. Rr. a. 448. ro 


Inverness :—See Bridges, 35. ——— Islington. See supra, 24. 
25. Keighley :—For better supplying that town with Water; Referred, Lxx1. 53. Bill ordered, 56. Presented, 122. Rr, 4,416. 
Kennington :—See supra, 7. 


26. Kensington :——For supplying that place and parts adjacent with Water; Referred, tx1.101. Bill ordered, 191. Presented, 282. 
Petition against, 312. Petitions in favour, 382. Lords Amendments agreed to, 515. BR. a. 529. f 


27. Kent :—To enable the Company of Proprietors to raise a further sum ; Referred, tx v1. 67. Bill ordered, 96. Presented, 137. Petitions 
against, 201. 212, 213. 265, R.A. 410. See supra, 23. infra, 49. 


Kirkaldy :—See Pavings, 123. 
Lambeth :—See supra, '7.———— Latchford. See infra, 48. 


28. Leeds :——To enlarge powers of Act for better supplying that town and neighbourhood with Water, and for more effectually lighting and 
cleansing the streets, &amp;c.; Referred, Lx1v.72. Bill ordered, 174. Presented, 179. Read, 203. 2. A. 355:——~=—— For enlarging 
powers of Acts; Referred, rxx. 25. Not reported. 


Lichfield :—See Pavings, 128. 


29. Liverpool :——For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lxv. 57. Bill ordered, 186. Presented, 192. Lords Amendments agreed to, 
470. RB. A. 483.—-=-——For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxvir1. 89. Leave granted to deposit a plan, &amp;c. with the Clerk of 
the Peace, and in the Private Bill Office,194, Bill ordered, 195, Presented, 240. Petitions against, 360, 446. R. a. 542. See 
Pavings, 132. 


London Dock Company :—See infra, 47. 


31. London, East :—-(New Waterworks); Referred, rxxiv.12. Petition against the application ; to lie on the Table, 125. Not pro- 
ceeded in. See infra, 44. : 


London, South :—See supra, 7. 


32. Londonderry :—To amend Acts, so far as relates to supplying that city with Water, improving the Harbour, and the regulation of 
pilots and vessels using the same; Referred, uxii1. 115. Bill ordered, 213. Presented, 216. Petition for provision; referred, 306, 
Report and Instruction accordingly, 310. RB. a. 465. 


33. Manchester and Salford :—For more effectually supplying the inhabitants of those towns with Water ; Referred, xiv. 14. Bill 
ordered, 23. Presented, 25. Petitions against, 44, 159. Lords Amendments agreed to, 412. R. A. 415. For supplying those 
towns and parts adjacent with Water; Referred, Lxiv. 40. Leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 82. Presented, 178. Petition 
against, 204. Petitions in favour, 234, 251. Not proceeded in, ——— For enlarging powers of Act; Referred, Lxvim. 94, Bill 
ordered, 133. Presented, 154. ®. A. 365.————For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx1. 50, Bill ordered, g8. Presented, 
134. RB. A. 290. 





34. Marylebone, Saint :—For leave to present a Petition to enable the vestrymen to contract with any Water Company for the supply of 
Water; Referred, 1.x x111. 242. Reported ; Report to lie onthe Table, 260. Read again; leave given; Petition presented and referred ; 
270. Leave granted for notices; such part of Standing Orders as directs notice to be affixed on the Sessions House door dispensed with ; 
Bill ordered, 280. Leave given to deposit plans with the Clerk of the Peace, and in the Private Bill Office, 306. Bill presented, 319. 
Petitions against, 337. Three Petitions of inhabitants against, 350. To lie on the Table, and one of them to be printed, 351. Not 
proceeded in.———For leave to present a Petition to enable the Vestrymen to regulate and controul the supply of Water to the inhabitants 
of that parish, and to contract with any Water Company; Referred, Lxx1v. 243. Reported; leave given; Petition presented, and 
referred; 252. Report; to lie on the Table, 265. Read, and Bill ordered, 277. Presented, 312. Petition against, 395. Second 
reading deferred, 395, 456. Not proceeded in. . 


35. Middlesex, West :—For enabling the Proprietors to raise a further sum; Referred, txv. 43- Bill ordered, 85. Presented, 110. 
Petitions against, 142. In favour, 160, 175, 210. Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 181. RK. a. 402.——— 
To enable the Company of Proprietors to raise a further sum ; Referred, Lxv11. 73. Report read again ; Motion, That leave be granted 
to give notices of the application withdrawn, 108. Not proceeded in, For empowering the Company of Proprietors to raise 
a further sum; Referred, Lxvii1. 81. Bill ordered, 123. Presented, 153. R. a. 416. 





36. Middlesex, West and Grand Junction :—For-leave to present a Petition to regulate the supply of Water by those Companies ; 
Referred, Lxx1v. 288. Report; to lie on the Table, 298. Read; leave given; Petition presented and referred ; 305. Report; to 
lie on the Table, 312. Read; leave granted for notices; Bill ordered; 318. Presented, 419, Petitions against, 496, 439, ‘Time 
enlarged for Report, 447. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 595. Amendments considered, and fuither consideration 
put off for three months, 596. See infra, 38. 


37. Monmouth :—For supplying that town with Water, ard improving the same; Referred, Lxx1tt. 58. Leave granted for notices, and 
to deposit an additional map or plan with the Clerk of the Peace, and in the Private Bill Office, 181. Two Bills ordered, 182.-——Bill 
for supplying that town with Water, and lighting the same with gas; Presented, 182. Petition for enlarging the time for Report ; 
referred, 348. Reported; time enlarged; 350. R. A. 417. See Pavings, 146. : 

Montrose : 


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1064 -WATERWORKS—continued. - 


= -_ : — . — ———__—_— 


II. Petitions for Bills, and Proceedings thereon—continued.. 
Montrose :—See Pavings,148. 


38. New River and West Middlesex :—To unite the interests of those Companies; Referred, 1xx1. 43. Bill ordered, 66. Pre- 
sented, 151. _ Second reading put off for six months, 230. 


Norwood :—See Navigations, 33. 


39. Paddington or better supplying London and Westminster with Spring Water; Referred, rxx. 53. Bill ordered, 107. Not 
presented, See supra, 22. 


Paisley :——See Pavings, 159. 


41. Peterhead : :—or supplying that town with Water, and for paving and lighting the streets ; Referred, LXXxv. 39. Petition renewed and 
referred, 113. Bill ordered, 166. Presented, 179. Time enlarged for Report, 336. Report ; to lie on the Table, 363. x. a. 468. 


Pontefract and Tanshelf : :—See Pavings, 166. Port Glasgow and Newark. See Pavings, 168. Portsea. See 
infra, 42. 
42. Portsmouth :—For better supplying that Borough and adjoining places with Water ; Referred, Lx1v. 11. Bill ordered, 16. Presented, 
125. Petitions against, 144, 196. King’s consent signified, and Bill passed, 299. Lords Amendments agreed to, 349. &amp;. A. 355- 
For amending Act; Referred, rxv. 56. Bill ordered, 181. Presented, 194. Petitions against, 208, 221,247. In favour, 
273. Further consideration of Report put off for six months, 316. For supplying that town with Water; Referred, txv1t. 62. 
Not reported. To enable the Company to raise a further sum; Referred, Lxx. 53. Not reported. 

















43. Rochdale :—For better supplying the inhabitants with Water; Referred, rx1v. 80. Bill ordered, 125. Presented, 140. R. A. 256. 
‘For enlarging powers of Acts; Referred, Lxx1. 39. Bill ordered, 62. Presented, 74. Petitions against, 275, 304, 341. 
Time enlarged for Report, 348. Petitions respecting the Standing Orders ; Referred, 351. Petitions in favour, 358, 377. 1. A. 490. 





Salford :—See supra, 33, 


44. Shadwell :—To enable the Proprietors of the East London Waterworks to purchase certain Waterworks in the parishes of St. Paul, Shadwell, 
and other parishes adjacent, and to amend Act 47 Geo. III. for better supplying with Water the inhabitants of the parishes of Stratford 
and several other places adjacent, in Middlesex and Essex; Referred, 1x111. 93. Billordered,111. Presented, 127. R. A. 191. 
——— For establishing a new Waterworks Company for supplying that and adjoining parishes with Water; Referred, Lxxiv. 
101. Petition of East London Waterworks Company against the application, 125. To lie on the Table, 126. Not proceeded in. 
See Docks, 69. 


South London :—See supra, 7. 


45. Southampton :——To amend and render more effectual Act 20 Geo. II,; Referred, Lv111. 135. Leave granted for notices, 165. Bill 
ordered, 283. Presented, 290. R. A.419.————For amending Act; Referred, rxv. 20. Bill ordered, 29. Presented, 43. 
R. A. 215. 


46. Stratford -le - Bow :—For supplying that and several adjoining parishes with Water; Referred, Lx1. 70. Leave granted for 
notices, 177. Bill ordered, 248. Presented, 312. Petitions against, 367, 371, 409. . Petitions in favour, 376, 391, 395, 399, 411. 
Committee revived, 408. Not proceeded in. For better supplying with Water the inhabitants of that and the adjoining 
parishes; Referred, 1x11. 56. Bill ordered, 64. Presented, 70. Petitions against, 72, 86, 94, 102, 105, 118, 119, 186. In favour, 
88, 342. Passed, 344. Petition renewed and referred, 572. Bill ordered, 603. Presented, 611. Petition against, 641. Bill 
re-committed, 732. R. A. 830. 


47. Stratford, &amp;c. :——To enable the London Dock Company to purchase certain Waterworks in the Parish of Stratford, and other parishes 
adjacent, &amp;c.; Referred, 1x11. 16. Bill ordered, 56. Presented, 62. Petitions against, 70,80. Passed, 135. Petition renewed and 
referred, 569. Bill ordered, 609. Presented, 618. n. a. 775. 





Streatham :—See Navigations, 33. —=— Sydenham. See Navigations, 33. 
Tanshclf :—See Pavings, 166. 
48. Warrington and Latchford :—For erecting Waterworks; Referred, 1x1x.61.- Not reported. 


‘Westminster :—See supra, 8. ——— Wexford. See Pavings, 206. —— Whitehaven. See Docks, 113. —&lt;— Wirksworth. 
See Inclosures, 159, (Wirksworth.) 


49. Woolwich :—For supplying that town with Water, and to amend so much of Act 47 Geo. III. as respects the erection of a Market 
House in the said town; Referred, Lx111. 118. Report; to lie on the Table, 179. Report again read; leave granted for notices; Bill 
ordered; 192. Presented, 199. Power to send for persons, papers and records, 301. Petition for provision, referred, 315, Reported, 
and Instruction for varying the line of pipes, 322. Lords Amendments considered, and further consideration put off for two months ; 


Petitions and Reports thereon again read; another Bill ordered; 445. Presented, 447. x. A. 476. See supra, 23. 27. 
Poor, 136. 
651. Yarmouth :—For better supplying that town with Water; Referred, rxv.70, BBill ordered, 161. Presented, 194. Petitions against, 
202, 242,280. In favour, 282. Second reading put of for six months, 283. See supra, 21. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2011. Orders, 22. 37. 54, 55- Petitions, 565. 





Wax Chandlers :—see suppiy, 5010. 

Ways and Means :—see Accounts and Papers, 5156-5158. Supply. 
Ways and Means, Chairman of the Committee of :—see Addresses, 493. 
Weal, Benjamin :—see Elections, 248. 558. House, 234. 

‘Weatherhead, Thomas :—see Accounts and Papers, 5159. 

‘Weavers, Weaving :—see Cotton Weavers. Petitions, 137.528. 568. 719. 
Wear-Bridge Lottery :—see Lotteries, 13. 


Wear and Tear of Ships :——see Suppiy, Key t0 Supply. | 
: Weedon 




















WEEDON BECK—WEST INDIES. 


Weedon Beck :—see Accounts and Papers, 3774. Ordnance, 4. Supply, 900. 5378. 


Weights and Measures : ; 


1. Bill to extend the provisions of Acts 35 and 37 Geo. III. relative to defective Weights and false Measures ; Ordered, Lx x. 31. Presented ; 
printed ; 38. Passed, 59. Committee appointed to inspect Lords Journals, 168. Report, and Bill for the more effectual prevention 
of the use of false and defective Measures; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxx. 168. Lords Amendments agreed to, 248. R. a. 266. 


2. Bill for ascertaining and establishing uniformity of Weights and Measures; Ordered, Lxx.294. Presented, 300. Printed, 316. 
Re-committed, 374. Further consideration of Report put off for six months, Bill again printed; 374.——-Another Bill ordered, 
Lxx1.104. Presented, 105. Petition in favour, 138. Bill printed, 142. Re-committed, 229. Again re-committed, 247. Passed, 
261. Not returned from the Lords. . 

3. Petition of the Royal Society for the Loan of the Standard Measure ; To lie on the Table; Clerk of the House ordered to deliver same 
to the Clerk of the Royal Society ; tx x11. 265. ° 

See Accounts and Papers, 5160. Addresses, 434. 521. Committees, 1287. 1799. 


Welch Game :—see Game, 9. 
Welch Judicature :—see Wales. 
Wellesley, Sir Arthur :—see Wellington, Duke of. 


Wellesley, The Honourable Henry :—see Accounts and Papers, 2090. 2094. 


Wellesley, Marquis : 


1. Mr. Paull, in his place charged Richard Colley Marquis Wellesley, late Governor General of Bengal, with sundry high crimes and 
misdeameanors, and presented an Article of Charge; Article delivered in at the Table; read, and entered ; ordered to be printed; 
Motion for appointing a day for taking it into consideration ; Motion for adjourning debate thereon ; Motions withdrawn ; Lx1. 237-240. 
Order for printing the Article discharged, 245. Motion, That ‘the Article be now read, negatived; Motion, That the Article be 
printed; Previous Question proposed, and Motions withdrawn; 259. Motion for printing the Article withdrawn, 435. Motion for 
printing same; Previous Question thereupon negatived ; 448. 

2. Mr. Paull presented another Article of Charge against Marquis Wellesley, respecting the Nabob of Oude; Article delivered in at the 
Table; read ; entered, and ordered to be printed ; Lx1. 345-352. Day appointed for taking it into consideration, 369. See House, 6. 


3. Mr. Paull presented another Article of Charge against Marquis Wellesley, respecting the Nabob of Furruckabad ; Article delivered in; read, 
and entered; ordered to be printed; Referred to a Committee of the Whole House, and Lord Teignmouth ordered to attend; ux1. 
383-386. (See Conferences, 13.) Order for Committee discharged, 425. 


4, Mr. Paull presented another Article of Charge against Marquis Wellesley, relative to the expulsion of certain Zemindars from their posses- 
sions; Article delivered in ; read ; entered, and ordered tu be printed; Lx1. 496-498. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2123-4. 2126. 2128. Committees, 1288. East India Affairs, 59. 62. House, 6. 8. 144. 
Questions, 28. 61. 


Wellington, Duke of : : 


1. Bill for settling an Annuity [£. 2,000.] on Viscount Wellington and the two next persons to whom the title shall descend ; Ordered, Lx v. 105. 
Presented, 114. Petition from the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of London against, 126. R. A. 201. 


2. Bill for settling an Annuity [£.2,000. in addition to the former Annuity] on Earl Wellington, and the two next persons to whom the title 
shall descend ; Ordered, Lxvi1. 146. Presented, 208. R. a. 289. 


3. Bill for granting asum [£. 100,000.] for purchasing an Estate for the Marquis of Wellington and his heirs, in consideration of his eminent 
and signal services; Ordered, Lxvii1.40. Presented, 44. Motion for an Instruction, that if the title by the failure of heirs male shall 
become extinct, the Estate shall be secured to the female descendants; Regent’s consent and reccmmendation signified; Motion agreed 
to, 61. RB. A. 105. Bill to amend the above Act; Ordered, txvi11. 628. Presented, 629. rR. a. 658. 

4. Bill for settling an Annuity [£.13,000.j on Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington, and for empowering the Treasury to advance a sum 


of money [£. 400,000.] in lieu of the Annuity, to purchase an Estate, &amp;c. ; Ordered, xix. 265. Presented, 450. Instruction, that if 
the title shall become extinct by the failure of heirs male, the Estates shall be settled on the female descendants, 484. R. a. 516. 





5. Bill for granting an additional sum [£.200,000.} for providing a suitable Residence and Estate fur the Duke of Welli is heirs: 
Ordered, Lxx. 428. Presented, 436. Rr. a. 468. wmunoten 000 bi ‘heira; 


6. Bill to amend Acts 54 Geo. III. c. 161. and 55 Geo. III. c. 186. for purchasing an Estate for the Duke of Wellington; Ordered, txxrv. 
233. Presented, 237. R. A. 287. 


7. Bill to —_ Act 55 Geo. III. c. 186, for purchasing an Estate for the Duke of Wellington; Ordered, ux x1v. 550. Presented, 557. 
Rr. a. 608. 

8. House vote their thanks to his Grace on his return from his command abroad, and congratulate him on his arrival ; Committee appointed 
to wait on him; Lx1x. 387. Report, That the Duke had been waited upon with the thanks of the House, and desired to express 
his answer in person, 409. House acquainted that the Duke was in attendance; Resolution, That he be admitted; he was admitted 
accordingly, and addressed the House; Mr. Speaker then spoke to the Duke, and then his Grace withdrew; what was said by the 
Duke together with Mr. Speaker’s speech in answer, to be printed in the Votes ; 413-14. 


See Accounts and Papers, 743. 5656. Addresses, 405. Committees, 797-801. 1845. House, 109. 145. 156. 172 
173. 175. 178. 182, 183. King, 111. Menters, 96. Messages, 109-114. Speaker, 11. Speeches, a 
Supply, 2798. 3461. 5485. 


Wellington Convict Ship :——Motion for an Address for suspending the sailing of the Lord Wellington Female 
Convict Ship; Negatived, Lx x1v. 320. 


West Indies: Bills relative to the West Indies, and West India Free Ports: 
1. For making the port of Crooked Island one of the Bahama Islands, and the port of Scarborough in the Island of Tobago, free ports ; 
Ordered, t1x. 386. Presented, 389. Passed, 406. Not returned from the Lords. 


2. To consolidate and extend the laws now in force for allowing the importation and exportation of certain goods and merchandize into and 
from certain ports in the West Indies; Ordered, Lx.306. Presented, 315. R. a. 430. ———- To amend said Act; Ordered, Lx Vv. 190. 
Presented, 200. R.A. 253. . 


3. To permit the importation and exportation into and from His Majesty’s territories in the West Indies and South Aruerica of certain goods 
and commodities; From the Lords, Lx1. 297. Petition from Scarborough against, 311. Read, 318. Entries in Journals read; Bill 
to be read a Second time in three months ; 319. 

4. For authorizing His Majesty in Council to allow the importation and exportation of certain goods and commodities into and from the 
West Indies and South America; Ordered, Lx1. 332. Presented; printed ; 335- Petitions against,—From Merchants and Ship Owners 
of London, 358. Merchants concerned in the trade of the British American Colonies; Hull Ship Owners, and London Ship 
Builders, &amp;c.; 362-3. Merchants and Ship Owners of Bridlington, 375. Ship Owners of North and Sonth Shields, 409. Port 
Glasgow and Greenock, 415. R. A. 560. 


5. For 


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1066 ‘WEST INDIES—-WESTMINSTER. 


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West Indies: Bills relative to the West Indies, and West India Free Ports—continued. 
For making the Port of Amsterdam, in the Island of Curagoa, a Free Port ; Ordered, Lx11. 607. Presented, 760. rR. a. 804. 


. For exempting sales of West India produce, sold by the West India Company for paymient of duties, from the auction duties; Ordered, 
xin. 80%. Presented, 809. °'n..4.8399: °° 9 ret ee ome eas 12 imei iui = 


5. 


11. 


12. 


14. 


15. 


16. 


17. 


18. 


19. 


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For enabling the Commissioners appointed to examine Accounts of Public Expenditures in the West Indies, more speedily and effectually 
to investigate the said Accounts ;' Ordered, Lx111. 371. ‘Presented; printed ‘411. “H.'A 464) &gt; 2 0 


For permitting the importation of rice, grain and flour from any Foreign Colonies on the Continent of America into certain Ports in the 
West Indies, and to allow certain articles to be imported from the United States of America into the British Provinces in North America, 
for the purpose of exportation to the British Islands in the West Indies; Ordered, Lx111. 443. Presented, 447. .R.a. 4°76. 


To permit West India produce to be exported, and corn imported into the West India Colonies under licences; Ordered, txv11 434. 
Presented, 446. R.A. 517. . 


To permit the exportation of European goods from any one of His Majesty’s Islands in the West Indies to any other of the said Islands in 
British ships; Ordered, Lxv11..464. » Not presented. , 


To permit the exportation of goods from any of His Majesty’s Islands in the West Indies to any other of the said Islands; Ordered, 
Lxvii. 478. Presented, 489. R.A. 516. 


For enabling the persons appointed to inquire into the Revenues of Customs in America and the West Indies, to inquire into the Revenues 
of the Crown in the West Indies and South America; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxvit. 528. Second reading put off for three 
weeks, 538. Not proceeded in. 


For authorising the importation and exportation of certain articles into and from the West Indies, South America and Newfoundland; Ordered, 
LXVII.500. Presented, 503. RB. A. 542, —&lt;—— To continue said Act; Ordered, Lx1x. 158. : Presented, 165. R. A. 195. 


To revive and make perpetual certain Acts for consolidating and extending the several laws in force for allowing the importation and expor- 
tation of certain articles into and from certain Ports in the West Indies; Ordered, Lx1x.153. Presented, 166. R.A. 195. 


To extend Acts relating to the West India free Ports to Porta Maria and to the Port of Bridgetown; Ordered, Lxx11. 340. Presented, 
342. Re-committed, 384. R. a. 458. 


To permit the importation of certain urticles into His Majesty’s Colonies in the West Indies; Ordered, Lx x11. 304. Presented, 307. 
R. A. 377. 


To extend several Acts for allowing the importation and exportation of certain goods and merchandize to Morant Bay in the island of 
Jamaica; Ordered, xxv. 238. Presented, 246. n. A. 341. 


To permit the importation of coffee from any foreign colony in America into the Port of Bridgetown in Barbadoes ; Ordered, rx xv. 328. 
Presented, 340. R. A. 422. ; 


See Accounts Public, 5. 7. Accounts and Papers, 26. 1418-1455. 1463. 1764. 2473. 2594. 2869-2873. 2883. 2886. 
2889. 2896. 2904. 2906. 3773. 4031. 4234-4236. 4355. 5164-5172. 5657. Acts, 7. Addresses, 384-386. 397. 435-9. 
Auctions, §. Committees, 7.78. 371. 607. 652. 1289-1314. 1585. 1804-1806. Dominica. East India Affairs, 1. 
Fish, 13. Grenada and St. Vincent. Indemnity, 13. 18. Insurances, 2. Laws Expiring, 3. Linen, 2, 3. 
Neutral Ships, 5. Newfoundland, 4. Petitions, 571. Prizes, 1. Quebec. Questions, 3'72. Salt, 2. 
Spirits, 43, 44. Sugar, 22, 28. Supply, 1477. 1605. Tortola. 


West India Docks :——See Accounts and Papers, 1425. 5162-3. Committees, 1473. Docks, 71. 108. Pilots, 2. 
Questions, 918. 


Westerham :——See Accounts and Papers, 883. 5555+ Committees, 1741. 
Wes tern Circuit :——See Accounts and Papers, 5161. Addresses, 441. 


Westminster Abbey and Dean and Chapter :—see Accounts and Papers, 5173. Committees, 1315. 
1807. King, 112. Parliament, 9. Petitions, 721. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Westminster Bridge :—see Accounts and Papers, 5174. 
Westminster Chapter House :—see Accounts and Papers, 1149, Supply, 870. 


Westininster Court House :—See Accounts and Papers, 5175-6. Court Houses, 22. King, 62. 
Petitions, 724. Supply, 1071. ° 


Westminster Fish Market :—see Fisi, 2. 


Westminster Hall :—see Courts of Justice, 65. 


Westminster, High Bailiff of : 


Orders made at the commencement of each Session, That the Constables and other officers of Middlesex and Westminster do take care that 
during the sessions the passages between Temple Bar and Westminster Hall be kept free and open, &amp;c.; and that there be no gaming 
in Westminster Hall, &amp;c. ordered to be sent to the High Bailiff of Westminster ; and that he do see the same put in execution ; Lv1. 15, 
—Lvil. 6.—LVIII. 10.—L1x. 6.—.Lx. 6.—LxXI. 11.—Lxul. 6, 562.—LXIII. 7.—LXIV. 10.—LXV, 6.—Lxvi. 36.—LXVII. 12.— 
LXVIII. 6.—LX1Xx, 7.—LXxX. 6,—LXXI. 7.—LXXIl. 9.—LXXII1. 6.—-LX XIV. 10.—Lx xv. 6, 110. 


Petition of Arthur Morris, Bailiff of Westminster, for leave to present a Petition for remuneration for expenses incurred in his office ; the 
Prince Regent’s recommendation signified ; Petition brought up ; leave given ; Petition presented ; to lie on the Table’; Lx1x. 218, Read, 
and referred to a Committee, 303. (See Committees, 1809.) Report, with an Appendix, to lie on the Table, dnd be printed, 410. 
Motion for referring the Report to Committee of Supply ; Withdrawn, txx11. 428. Motion for referring the Report to the Committee 
of Supply; the Prince Regent’s recommendation signified ; Report referred; Lxx111. 187. See Supply, 3994- 

The High Bailiff ordered to be called to the Bar of the House immediately, on complaints made by Members that they had been attacked 


by a mob in their way to the House; called in and examined, and withdrew ; ordered to attend on a future day, and to repair to his post 
forthwith, and prevent further outrage or disorder in the passages about the House; Lx x. 144, 145. Order for his attendance discharged, 161. 


Order for laying hefore the House an account of the annual profits of the High Bailiff of Westminster, since 1807; Lxx111. 187. Motion 
for discharging Order, negatived, 272. Account presented ; printed; 294. 
See Committees, 1808-9. King, 147. Petitions, 722. Supply, 3994- 
Westminster High Constable :—see sdiresses, 513. Committees, 1811." Petitions, 723- 
Westminster Hustingss :—see Elections, 55. 


Westminster Improvements :—See Accounts and Papers, 3828. 5178-5182. Committees, 1812-1816. 
King, 148. Messages, 134. Nightly Watch. Parliament, 6-9. Supply, Key to Supply. 


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WESTMINSTER INCUMBENTS——WIN DOWS. 


Westminster Incumbents :—Motion for laying before the House annual Accounts of the whole Income or Emolu- 


~~ ments of the respective Iucumbents of the nine parishes in Westminster, for the last three years (1819); Withdrawn, LX XIV. 440. 
. Westminster Sunday Tolls :—See Paving, #04. : 
; : Westmorland, &amp;c. Gaol Delivery :-—Sea dadressen, 641. Northern Circuit 
5 ; me Westmorland L Lock Hospital, (Dublin) $a sins and Raper; Woda” Boekel G37! Vegpty 
f . oe 


‘Wetherall, Major General Frederick Augustus :—see Howe, 244, 

‘Wexford :——See Committees, 1699. Elections, 339. 341- _—-Pavings, ot. 

Weymouth :—sec Accounts and Papers, 5538. Committees, 1496. Elections, 56. 342-344. 

Whale F isheries :—See Accounts and Papers, 4532. 5183+5187. Committees, 463-468.'492-501. Fish, 29-26. 35-41. 


Wheat :—see Accounts and Papers, 1550-1656. Committees, 246-265. 1156. Corn and Grain. Flour. 
Petitions, 5/72. Poor, 4. Spirits, 5. 7. Starch, 2. 


Wheels :—see Committees, 1399-1403. Petitions, 573. 
Whillock, Cyprian :—see Evcctions, 248.568. House, 236. 
Whipping of Females :—see Female Ofenders. 
Whitbread, Mr. :—see Members, 32. 102. 


Whitecross Street Prison :—=see Accounts and Papers, 3177- 3191. 5188. Committees, 1598. Petitions, 
156. 163-4. 


Whitehead, William :—see zietions, 211 

Whitely, Benjamin :—see Petition, 246. 

Whitfield, Mrs. :——See King, 149. Committees, 161'7, 1618. Petitions, 704. Supply, 3471. 
Whitsuntide Adjournments :—See Hous, 83. 

Wicklow County :—see Petitions, 186. 

Wicklow Gold: Mine :—see Accounts and Papers, 5189. Supply, Key to Supply. 

Wide Streets, (Dublin) :—see Accounts and Papers, 2013, Petitions, 626. Supply, Key to Supply. 
Widows of Custom House Officers :—See Customs, 34. 


Widow Ss Pensions: *——Motion for an Address for revoking a warrant of 17 February 1818, or revising the rules and regulations 





under which Pensions are now granted to the Widows of Officers of the land forces; Withdrawn, Lx x1rt. 294. See Accounts 
and Papers, 212. 357- 409. 727- 807-8. 5659- Army, 8. Pensions, 1. Property Taz, 9g. Stamps, 8. - Supply, 
Key to Supply. 


Wild Animals :—See Animals, 2. 


Wild Fowl :——Bill for the better preservation of Wild Fowl ; Ordered ; presented ; printed; Lx1x. 113. . Petitions against from ; 
Inhabitants of Essex, 148. Mayor of Malden, 229. Second reading dropped for want of forty Members, 232. Not proceeded in, 


Wilful and Malicious Injuries :—see Trespasses. 


Williams, William :—See Committees, 1355- House, 235. 


i 


Wills :——See Accounts and Papers, 4155- Copyholds. Navy, 19. Supply, 4549. 5416. 
Wilmot, Olivé :—see Petitions, 575- 
Wilson, Brigadier General John :—see House, 121. 


Wilson, Sir Robert :—NMotion, That Sir Robert Wilson and the troops under his command, by their advance into Spain in 
1808, have thereby rendered important and distinguished services, and that such services have merited the Thanks of the House, &amp;c. ; 
Withdrawn, Lxv. 207. 


Wilson, John :—see Elections, 63. House, 237. 

Wiltshire :—see Elections, 384: 

Winchelsea and Nottingham, Earl of :—see indemnity, 14. 
Windows : 


1. Motion for appointing a Select Committee on the Petitions from Dublin and other parts of Ireland for repeal of the Wintew Tax; With- 
drawn, LXXII. 298. 


2. Motion 
GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LX XV. (1801—1820.) 





1068 —.. » WINDOWS——WITNESSES. 





W indows—continued. 


2. Motion for appointing a Select’ Committee to consider of the expediency of repealing,—Act 56 Geo. IIT. so far as respects the Tax upon 


Windows and Hearths in Ireland; Negatived, Lx x111. 272. Act 26 Geo. III. as far as respects the Tax.upon Windows in 
Ireland; Negatived, Lxx1v, 402. 





See Accounts and Papers, 873. 877. 886-889. 892-898. 2570. Assessed Taxes, 11. 23. 26. 28. Committees, 1743-4. 
Petitions, 21. 267. 576. . Supply, 4579. 5002. 5018. 5195. 5208. 
Windsor Establishment :——See Accounts and Papers, 1245. §191-5193- Addresses, 126. Committees, 1731. 


Supply, 4463, 4464. 


Windsor Forest :—wotion for laying before the House a copy of the Report of the Commissioners appointed regarding 
Windsor Forest, to the Lords of the Treasury, referring to an agreement for an inclosure within Old Windsor, New Windsor, Clewer, 


Sunning Hill or Bray ; Withdrawn, xv. 120. See Accounts und Papers, 5194-5. 5661. Forests, 15~21. Supply, 
2250. 3422. Turnpike Roads, 25. 


Windsor Park Building :—sec sccounts and Papers, 1258: 5196. Addresses, 442. 
Windsor Royal Vault :—see Suppiy, 2443. 


Wine : Bills relative to Wine: 
To permit Portugal Wine to be landed and warehoused without payment of Duties; Ordered, tv1. 403. Presented, 411. R. a. 599. 


For permitting French Wines to be imported in bottles or flasks, under certain restrictions; Ordered, tv11. 364. Presented, 366. 
R. A. 418, 


id 


3. To permit Portugal Wine to be landed and warehoused in the United Kingdom without payment of Duties; Ordered, tv111. 588. 
Presented, 591. R. A. 637. To amend said Act; Ordered, L1x. 29. Instruction for amending Act 41 Geo. III.; Bill pre- 
sented, 35. Instruction for allowing Spanish Wine to be landed and warehoused in the United Kingdom, 41. RB. A. 55. 





4. To enable the Commissioners of the Treasury to contract for the purchase of the Duties of prisage and butlerage of Wines; Ordered ; 
presented; Lv111. 668. Rr. a. 693. 


For making perpetual certain Duties of Excise on Wine imported into Great Britain; Ordered, Lx. 168. Presented, 250. R. a. 338. 


6. For charging the like Duties, and allowing the like Drawbacks of Customs on Spanish Red Wine imported into and exported from Great 
Britain, as are now charged on French Wine; Ordered, Lx. 180, Presented, 250. Printed, 270. R.A. 430. ° 


7. For charging an additional Duty on Spanish Red Wine imported into Ireland ; Ordered, Lx. 434. Presented, 443. R. a. 487. 


8. To enable the Treasury in Ireland to contract for the purchase of the Duties of prisage and butlerage in Ireland; Ordered, rx1. 457. 
Presented, 464. R. A. 546. 


9. For permitting French Wines to be imported from Ireland into Great Britain, and from Great Britain into Ireland; Ordered, x1. 508. 
Presented, 510. R.A. 560. 


11. To confirm an agreement between the Lords of the Treasury in Ireland and the Earl of Ormond; Ordered, Lxv. 430. Presented, 466. 
Petition from Waterford for compensation, 476. R.A. 506. 


12. For abolishing the Duties of the prisage and butterage of Wines in Ireland ; Ordered, Lxv1. 340. Presented, 346. R.A. 387. 


13. For repealing the Duties and Drawbacks on the importation and exportation of Spanish Red Wine; Ordered, Lxv111.35. Presented, 44. i 
R.A. 105. 


14. For repeating the Duties payable on the importation of Cape Wine, and charging other Duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, Lxvutt. 565. 
Presented, 566. n. a. 630. To amend said Act; Ordered, xxix. 272. Presented, 274. Printed, 276. R. a. 393. 


15. To remove doubts respecting the payment of drawback on the exportation of French Wine in certain cases; Ordered, LxIx. 113. 
Presented, 114. R.A. 124. 





16. To repeal the additional Duties of Excise on French Wines imported ; Ordered, Lx1x. 274. Instructions respecting the Excise Duty on 
Brandy; For granting an allowance to Wine Dealers for French Wine in certain cases, and for repayment of exciseable Duties on 
Liquors lost by accidental staving before landing; 411. Bill presented, 417. R.A. 496. 


17. To repeal the additional Duty on British made Wine or Sweets granted by Act 55 Geo. III.; Ordered, rxx. 224. Presented, 273. 
R. A. 321. 


18. For charging certain Duties on Sweets or made Wines in Ireland; Ordered, Lx x. 380, Presented, 392. B.A. 437. 4 


19. To suspend a part of the Duties on Sweets or made Wines ; Ordered, Lxx11. 348. Presented, 630. R.A. 474. —&lt;— To continue said 
Act; Ordered, Lxxiv. 582. Presented, 501. Rk. a. 631. 


See Accounts and Papers, 139. 1765. 2724. 4144-4147. 4917. 5197—5225.- Alehouses, 1. Committees, 300. 551. 
738. 1132. 1231-1234. 1316-1332. Customs, 43. Excise, 2. Grafton, Duke of. King, 113. Licences, 
.1.9-9. Marines, 2. Petitions, 577. Smuggling, 4. Spirits, 5. Supply, Key to Ways and Means; 
also, 5228. 5328-9. 5486-7. Tobacco, 8. 


Winn, Abraham :—-see Elections, 512. 


Wire, Gold and Silver :—see supply, 4684. 5010. 





Gitnesses. 


I. Bills relative to Witnesses; 1—A4. 
II. Orders, Resolutions and Incidental Proceedings ; 5—15. 











I. Bills relative to Witnesses : ' a 


1, Te mie the Judges to whom Petitions for certain Bills shall be referred to examine Witnesses upon Oath ; From the Lords; read ; | 
LVI. 639. 2B. a. 665. i 


2. To declare the law with respect to Witnesses being liable to answer [Lord Melville’s case]; From the Lords, Lx1.152. Read; printed; 

153- Re-committed, 217. Reported, with Amendments, 227. Agreed to, and day appointed for Third reading, 228. Passed, with 
Amendments, 245. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 264. R. a. 275. : 

3. or 

















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I. Bills relative to Witnesses—continued. 


$. For the better examination of Witnesses in the Courts of Equity in Ireland; From the Lords, uxx.417. Read; printed; 423. Reported, 
with an Amendment ; again printed ; 435. Passed, with an Amendment, 460. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 467. n° a. 469. 








4. To indemnify persons who shall give evidence respecting Bribery or corrupt or illegal practices before either House of Parliament ; Ordered ; 
presented ; printed; LX XIV. 559- Passed, 581. Not returned from the Lords. 





II. Orders, Resolutions and Incidental Proceedings : 


5. Resolutions made at the commencement of each Session ; That if it shall appear that any person hath been tampering with any witness in 
respect of his evidence to be given to this House or any Committee threeof, or directly or indirectly hath endeavoured to deter or hinder 
any person from appearing or giving evidence, the same is declared to be a high crime and misdemeanor, and this House will proceed 
with severity against such offender ; That if it shall appear that any person hath given false evidence before this House or any Com- 
mittee thereof, this House will proceed with the utmost severity against such offender; LVI. 15.—LVII. 5.—LVIII. 10.—LIx. 6,— 
Lx. 6.—Lx1. 10.—Lx11. 6, §62.—LxIII. 7.—LXIV. 5§.—LXV. 10.—LXVI. 36.—LXVII. 12.—Lxvitl, 6.—LXIx. 7.—Lxx. 6.— 
LXXI. 7.—LXX11. 8.—LxX x11. 6,—LXXIV. 10.—LXXV. 5, 110. 






6. Resolutions of the House, That all Witnesses examined before the House or auy Committee of the House are entitled to the protection of the 
House in respect of any thing that may be said by them in their evidence; That no Clerk or Officer of this House, or Shorthand Writer 
employed to take Minutes do give evidence elsewhere without leave of the House; Lx x111. 389. 

7. Persons ordered,—To attend the House ;iv1. 118.—LVII. 504.—LVIII. 333.—LIX. 324.— LX. 25.—LX1. 386.—LXII. 195.—LX1II. 199. 
—LXVII. 149.—Lxxiv. 196, &amp;c. To attend Committees of the Whole House; Lx1. 424.—LXI11. 199.—-LXIV. 17.-LXV. 21.— 
LXVIII. 353-—LXXIV. 358.—Lxxv. 55, &amp;c. To attend Committees of the Whole House forthwith; txiv. 47, 59, 63, &amp;c. 
An Order for attendance to extend to such persons only as have already been examined ; LX1I. 219. Persons ordered to attend on 
certain days ordered to attend on other days ; LXIII. 245, 254, 263, &amp;c. Orders for persons to attend the House discharged ; 
LXIX. 145.-—LXXIV. 232, 275,449. Orders for persons to attend Committees of the Whole House on certain days discharged, and 
other days appointed; Lxxiv. 363. ——— House informed that a person ordered to attend a Committee of the Whole House was con- 
fined to his house by illness; Three Members ordered to go to his house and take his examination, and to report the Minutes of 
Evidence ; Committee appointed to prepare Questions whereupon to examine him ; The said three Members to be the Committee ; 
LXI. 435+ See Committees, 1846. 


8. Keepers of Prisons ordered to bring Witnesses in their custody to Committees, and Mr. Speaker to issue his warrants accordingly ; Keeper 
of the New Surrey Gaol; Lx11.211. Marshal of the King’s Bench; Lxiv. 71, 140.—LXXIV. 314, 323. Warden of the Fleet 
Prison; LXIv.72. Keeper of the Marshalsea; tx1v. 122. Keeper of Ilchester Gaol; Lx xiv. 332. 











®. Persons called in and examined; Lv1i. 193.—LV1I. 504.—LVIII. 174.—1L1x. 68, 150.—LXx11. 736, 789.—LX VII. 226,—=Lxx. 144.— 
LXXII. §.—LXXIV. 223.—Lxxv. 198, &amp;c. Again called in and further examined; txxv. 236. Reports from Committees that 
they had examined Witnesses ; Lv1. 19.—LVII. 14.—LVIII. 40.—LIX. 71.—LX. 15.—=-LXI. 33-—LXVI. 314.—LXVII. 337.—LXVIII. 
450.—LXIX. 253.—Lxx. 389.—-LXxV. 459, &amp;c. 








11. Persons discharged from any further attendance on the House; LXVII. 232. 
12. A Member informs the House that interruption of access prevented the coming of a Witness before a Committee ; Lxx. 149. 


13. House informed that a person had been tampering with a Witness who had been examined before a Committee of the Whole House; the 
said person ordered to be taken into the custody of of the Serjeant at Arms; LxIVv. 35. See Committees, 1355. 


14. House informed that Mr. Goold, who had given evidence at the Bar, had been insulted and threatened in consequence of such evidence by 
Thomas William Grady; Grady voted guilty of a breach of privilege and committed to the custody of the Serjeant at Arms; 
LXXIV. 223. See Quin, The Honourable W. W. 

15. Complaint, That Mr. Campbell, being summoned to attend a Select Committee, had been arrested on his way to the House; Sheriff's Officer 
and Campbell ordered to attend on the morrow; Lxvi.222. They attend ; are called in and examined, and Campbell produced the 
Order for his attendance on the Committee ; Resolution, That the privilege of the House be allowed to Campbell, and that he be 
discharged from the arrest; 226. (See Complaints, 2..————— Complaint, That Mr. John Palmer having been summoned to attend, and 
having attended a Committee, had been arrested on his way from the House; the Officer and Palmer ordered to attend on the 
morrow ; Lxv1.226. Called in, examined, and Palmer produced the Order for attendance on the Committee; Resolution, That the 
privilege of the House be allowed to Palmer, and that he be discharged from the arrest ; 232. Complaint, That Thomas Stinton, 
a soldier, who had been summoned as a witness to attend an Election Committee, had been arrested by military authority whilst in 
attendance on the said Committee, and that he had been subsequently tried by a Court Martial for neglect of military duty occasioned 
by such attendance ; the Serjeant who arrested him within the precincts of the House and Stinton ordered to attend forthwith; 
Lxxiv.274. The Serjeant attends, and is examined; a Serjeant Major ordered to attend; attends, and is examined; Colonel 
Townsend (a Member) examined in his place; Address for copy of the minutes of the Court Martial on Stinton ; Order for Stinton’s 
attendance discharged, 275. Answer to Address; Minutes presented; 283. Printed, 290. (App. 1157.) 








Witnesses reported guilty of giving false evidence, prevaricating, &amp;c. See Elections, 562-572. 
Witnesses not attending when summoned, or disobeying the Speaker’s warrants for their attendance. See Elections, 555-561. 


Petitions of Witnesses summoned to attend Election Committees, for payment of their expenses. See Committees, 1817-1819. Elections, 816. 


See Addresses, 514. Courts of Justice, 79. Divorces, 1. Elections, 555-572. 813-817. Felony, 2. 
Habeas Corpus ad Testificandum. House, 362. Impeachment, 1. Indemnity, 11. Members, 144. 
Messages, 152. Orders, 68. Poor, 52. Privileges, 4. 


oOo ee ————————_—_—_—_—__ SSS. 


Wittwer, Mr. : —see supply, 2563. 2700. 2966. 


Wives : —- See Army, 33-36. - Mihtia, 17. 21. Navy, 7. Soldiers, 1. 


Wood : 


1. Bill to impose certain duties on importation, and allow drawbacks on exportation of Wood into and from Ireland ; Ordered ; Instruction for 
indemnifying all persons for advising or acting in pursuance of any order for admitting Wood to entry on payment of part of the duties ; 
Lxx. 19. Bill presented, 20, Instruction for discontinuing certain duties and drawbacks on the importation and exportation into and 
from Ireland of certain articles of Wood, and for granting other duties, 39. R. a. 65. 

2. Bill to continue so much of Act 59 Geo. III. c. 52, as allows Santa Maria Wood and Teake Wood to be imported duty free; Ordered, 
Lxxv.368. Presented, 371. R. A. 455. 


See Accounts and Papers, 4946-7. Committees, 317, 318. 393- 609. 699. 1333-1335- 1575. East India Affairs, 23. 
Supply, 4878. Timber. 


Woods and Forests : 
1. _ Bill for establishing certain regulations in the office of Surveryor General of His Majesty’s Woods, Forests, Parks and Chases ; Ordered, 
LviiI. 264. Presented, 271. King’s consent signified, 275. R.A. 331. 
2. Bill for the better regulation of the office of Surveyor General of Woods and Forests ; Ordered, 1x1. 273- Presented, 499. . A. 567. 
‘See Accounts anit Papers, 3020. 5226-5230. Forests. Land Revenue. Surveyor General. 


: 4 . Wool : 


GEN. INDEX, LVI.—LXXV. (1801—1520.) iz P 











1070 WOOL. 


————————————————— eee ———EESESES—__ 


Wool: Bills relative to Wool, Woollen Trade, and Woollen Manufacture : 


1. 


3. 


5. 


11. 
12. 


15. 


14. 


15. 


16. 


17. 


18. 


19. 


21. 


23. 


Petition of persons concerned in the Woollen Trade and Manufactories in the counties of Somerset, Wilts and Gloucester, for relief, and for 
a Bill to suspend proceedings in actions, &amp;c. relating to the Woollen Manufacture; To lie on the Table, tv111. 75.°. Read again, Acts 
mentioned in Petition read, and Bill ordered, 88. (See infra, 2.) Petition read again and referred to a Committee,173. (See Com- 
mittees, 1821.) Repo:t ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 252. (App. 884.) Message from the Lords desiring a copy of the 


Report, arid Messengers called in, and a printed copy delivered to them, 311. Report referred to a Committee of the Whole House ; 


(See Committees, 1336.) Considered, 329. Further considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 334. See infra, 3. 


To suspend for a time to be limited proceedings in actions, &amp;c. relating to the Woollen Manufacture ; Ordered, tv111. 88. Presented, 94. 
Lords Amendments considered, and further consideration adjourned for three months, 640. 

To repeal the provisions contained in certain Acts, so far as the same relate to the length, breadth and weight of Woollen Cloths; the tentering, 
and viewing and sealing of them; and also to repeal Act 5 Elizabeth, so far as the same. relates to apprenticeships to clothiers in the 
counties of Gloucester, Wilts, and Somerset, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lv111.334. Presented ; printed ; 335. Petitions against ; From Weavers, &amp;c. 
of Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, and Somersetshire, 351, 352, 354, 513- Weavers of Yorkshire, 354. Occupiers of land in Wiltshire 
and Somersetshire, 354, 373- Inspectors of Woollen Broad Cloths in Somersetshire, 382. Manufacturers of Woollen Cloth in 
Chippenham, Melksham, and Beckington, 413. Clothiers of Wiltshire, 414. Inspectors of Woollen Broad Cloths, 452. Broad 
Clothiers of Yorkshire, 455. | Clothworkers of Wiltshire, Somersetshire, and Gloucestershire, 518. Trustees of Cloth Halls at 
Leeds, 549. Bill committed to a Select Committee ; Petitions against referred and Counsel ordered; 358. _ Petitions for provision 
from,—Clothiers of York ; referred toa Committee, 368. “Woollen Manufacturers of Norwich ; referred to a Committee, 374. Merchants 
of York; referred to a Committee, 375. Merchants, &amp;c. concerned in the Woollen Manufacture in Halifax and Bradford; to lie on 
the Table, 379. Clothiers of York; to lie on the Table, 382. Merchants of Wakefield ; to lie on the Table, 386. Huddersfield and 
Saddleworth ; referred to a Committee, 391. Clothiers of Lancashire; referred to a Committee, 422. Petition of Merchants of 
Halifax, for repeal of Act 5 Elizabeth, respecting apprentices referred to the Committee on the Petition of Merchants of York, 379. 
Report from the Committee on the Petitions of Merchants, &amp;c. of York and Halifax for provision, 392. To lie on the Table, and be 
printed, 393. Read again ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and instruction for extending to the county of York, the provisions 
thereof, so far as respect the repeal of the Statute of Elizabeth, concerning apprentices in the Woollen Trade, 417. Report from the 
Committee on the Petition of Clothiers of Lancashire for provision, Referred to the Committee on the Bill, and instruction for extending 
the provisions of the Bill to the county of Lancaster, 439. Committee on the Bill to send for persons, papers and records; to sit 
notwithstanding adjournment; 398. ‘To report Minutes of Evidence, 461. Evidence reported ; to lie on the Table, and be printed, 
472. Bill passed, 572. Message from the Lords, requesting a copy of the Evidence upon which the House passed the Bill; Messengers 
called in, and a printed copy delivered to them, 580. Bill not returned from the Lords. 

To suspend for a time to be limited, proceedings in actions under certain Acts relating to the Woollen Manufacture ; Ordered ; presented; 
tvii1. 641. BR. a. 6go. To continue the operation of said Act; Ordered, 11x. 341. Presented, 346. R. a. 376. To 
continue last Act; Ordered, Lx. 361. Presented ; printed ; 370. Petition from York, Wilts, Somerset, and Gloucester against ; 
To lie on the Table till Report is received, and Counsel ordered, 402. Petition read ; ordered to lie on the Table till Third reading, and 
Counsel ordered, 419. Motion for calling in Counsel, negatived, 426. R.A, 452. To continue last Act; Ordered, Lx1. 91. 
Presented, 114. R. A. 158. For further continuing said Act; Ordered ; presented; Lx1II. 454. R. a. 476. 

Petition of Woollen Manufacturers of the county of York for the better regulating and directing the Trade and Manufacture of Woollen Cloth 
in that county; Referred, 11x. 81. Reported, and Bill ordered ; Report to be printed; 226. Bill presented, 245. Petition of Cloth- 
workers, &amp;e. of the West Riding of the county of York for provision, referred to a Committee, 295. Petitions of Clothworkers, &amp;c. in 
the counties of Wilts and Somerset, and Weavers in the county of Gloucester, for provision ; referred to a Committee, 300. Motion for 
deferring the second reading of the Bill, dropped for want of forty Members, 322. Petitions for provision read again, and Second 
reading put off for three months, 337. 


Petition of Manufacturers of Woollen Cloth in the county of York, and of Clothworkers and Shearmen of the counties of York, 
Somerset, Gloucester and Wilts; of the Weavers of the counties of Somerset, Gloucester and Wilts ; and of other parts of the Kingdom, 
and of Clothiers of the county of York, for bill to amend and explain certain laws relating to the Woollen Manufacture; To lie on the 
Table, Lx. 92. Read again, and referred to a Committee, 224. Report ; To lie on the Table, and be printed; 235. Not proceeded in. 


To explain and amend several Acts concerning the Woollen Manufacture of Great Britain ; Ordered, Lx. 306. Presented ; printed ; 319. 
Petition of Woollen Manufacturers against, to lie on the Table till Second reading, 339. Petitions of Clothworkers of York, Somerset 
and Gloucester in favour ; to lie on the Table, 347. Second reading deferred, 361, 376, 387. Not proceeded in. 

For repealing the duty chargeable on Woollen goods of the manufacture of Great Britain exported to the East Indies ; Ordered, ix. 330. 
Presented, 396. R. A. 452. 

To permit the exportation of Wool from the British Plantations in America to the United Kingdom: Ordered, rx. 396. Presented, 401. 
Printed, 406. ‘Third reading deferred, 451. Put off for a month, 463. 

'o permit the exportation of Wool from the British Plantations in America to the United Kingdom; Ordered, Lx1. 83. Presented ; 
printed; g2. x. A. 158. ——=—— For further continuing said Act ; Ordered, Lxx1v. 198. Presented, 204. R. a. 287. ; 

Respecting the Woollen Manufacture ; Ordered in upon Resolutions of Select Committee on the state of the Woollen Manufacture of 
England, Lx1. 512. Not presented. 

Petition of Trustees of the Cloth Halls in Leeds, for Bill for removing doubts as to the application of certain surplus monies paid for measuring, 


searching and sealing Cloth in the West Riding of Yorkshire, under Acts 5 and 6 Geo. III.; Referred, ux111.120. Bill ordered 183 
Presented, 192. Lords Amendments agreed to, 342. R. A. 372. pea: 


To prevent the exportation of Wool to Ireland before bond given for the due landing thereof ; Ordered, Lx111. 229. Presented, 234. 
R. A. 372. 


To repeal several Acts respecting the Woollen Manufacture, and to amend other Acts relating to the said Manufacture; Ordered, ux11r. 
349- Presented; printed; 360. Petitions against; Of Clothworkers and Shearmen of the counties of York, Wilts and Somerset ; 
Of Inspectors, &amp;c. of Woollen Cloths for Wilts and Somerset ; 387. Bill committed ; Petitions referred; 388. Petition of the Trustees 
of the Cloth Halls of Leeds against, to lie on the Table, 427. Bill not proceeded in. 


To repeal several Acts respecting the Woollen Manufacture, and to amend other Acts relating thereto; Ordered, rx1v. 209. Presented ; 
printed; 212. Petitions against; Of Clothworkers, &amp;c. of York, Lancashire, Wilts, Somerset and Gloucester, 268. Of Woollen 
Weavers of Wilts and Somerset, 349. R. A. 405. : 


For repealing Acts 1 Richard III, and 5, 27 and 33 Henry VIII. respecting the Woollen Manufacture ; Ordered, txv. 420. Pre- 
sented, 435. R- A. 499. 


To repeal so much of Act g &amp; 10 William III, as respects the removal of Wool within Kent and Surrey ; Ordered, rx1x. 301. Presented ; 
printed ; 304. Act 28 Geo. III. c. 38, read and instruction to repeal so much thereof as relates to the removal of Wool within a certain 
distance of the Sea Coast, 335. RB. A. 393- 


To repeal two Acts of 30 and 32 Car. II. for burying in Woollen; Ordered, Lx1x. 418. Presented, 425. Instruction to make provision 
for indemnifying persons for penalties incurred under the said Acts, 452. R. a. 496. 


To regulate the importation of Wool into Great Britain and of certain goods into Ireland ; Ordered, Lxx. 22. Presented, 23. Instruction 
for further continuing certain parts of Act 43 Geo. III. c. 153, relating to Organzined Thrown Silk, Flax, or Flax Seed, importations by 
the Levant Company, and goods taken out of warehouse in certain cases, 32. R. A. 64. 


To reduce the duties on all Sheep Wool the growth of the United Kingdom which shall be sold by Auction; Ordered, rxx. 361. Pre- 
sented, 422. Order for Second reading read; Notice taken that the Bill was not conformable to the Order of leave; Order for Second 
reading discharged; Bill withdrawn and another ordered ; presented; 425. R. a. 464. 


To allow the exportation of Woollen or Bay Yarn from Ireland by licence; Ordered, Lx x11. 294. Presented; printed ; 348. R.a. 458. 


Petition for leave to present a Petition for Bill to amend Act relative to the searching and sealing of Cloth; Referred, txx1v. 465. 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 468. ° “4 read ; leave given; Petition presented and referred ; 473. Additional Petition for 
provision referred, 482. Petitions reported and Bill ordered; presented; 485. R. a. 608. 














25. Motion 

















WOOL——YARMOUTH. HOSPITAL. 1071 
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Wool—continued. oe 
26. Motion, That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the state of the laws which restrain the trade in Wool the growth of Great 
Britain; Negatived, LX XIII. 243. - : 
26. | Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the tax on Foreign Wool; Previous Question thereupon negatived, LXXV. 245. 







See Accounts and Papers, 1330. 5231-5251. Addresses, 443. Committees, 289. 642. 1580. 1582. 1821-1824. 
Cotton Wool. Customs, 6. Excise, 28. Frame Work Knitting, 2. Laws Fspiring, 21.23.32. — Petitions, 
579-588. Supply, 1807. 5097. Yarn, 3. 





Woolcombers :—See Petitions, 589. 





Woolcombing :—see Patents, 6. 





Woolmer Forest : —see Forests, 22. 

Woolwich :—see Accounts and Papers, 863. 3475. 3568. 3775: Ordnance, 1,2. Supply, 916, 5379, 5380. 
Woolwich Rope Makers :—see Petitions, 465. 

Worcestershire Medical Society :—see Petitions, 409. 411. 

Words of Heat :—see Members, 98-102. 

Workhouses :—See Poor. 

Workmen :-—See Labourers. Servants. - 

Works, Office of :—Bill for the better regulation of the conduct of the business of that Office, and the expenditure thereof; 


Ordered, Lxtx. 407. Presented, 412. Printed, 424. Re-committed, 464. Again printed, 465. . A.517. See Accounts and 
Papers, 1275. 2548. 5252-5257. 5544. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Works, Public :—see Accounts and Papers, 5258-5260. Commercial Credit. Supply, Key to Supply. 


Worsted Goods :—see Accounts and Papers, 5261. 


Worsted Yarn :——See Accounts and Papers, 5243. Yarn, 2. 
Worthin g s——See Churches, 114. Lotteries, 14. Pavings, 212. Turnpike Roads, 743. 
Worts and Wash 2——See Accounts and Papers, 3275. 5262-5269. Spirits, 5, 6. 33. 41. 46. 52. 67. 71. 73. 84. 


| Supply, 4541-4545. 4876. 5405. 5408. 5411. 
Wounding :—see Malicious Shooting. 


Wrecks :~—Bill for the more effectual preservation of property in cases of Wreck in England; Ordered ; presented; printed ; 
LXXx111.423. Not proceeded in. See Ships and Vessels, 13. Shipwrecks. 


Wright, Captain :—see Addresses, 444. 
Wright, Sir James :—see Committees, 1375. Petitions. 597. Supply, got. 
W rl ght, William :—see Clergy, 11, 12. Petitions, 81. 


Writers, (East India) :—see Accounts and Papers, 2172. 2236. Castlereagh, Lord. East India Affairs, 64. 





Writers to the Sig net (Scotland) :——Petition for a Bill for raising a fund for making provisiou for their widows ; 
Referred, rv111. 147. Bill ordered, 275. Presented, 278. x. A. 578. Petition for a Bill to alter and amend said Act; 
Referred, Lxx111. 39. Bill ordered, 68. Presented, 188. Petition against, 209, 226. Time enlarged for Report, 260, 240. 





R. A. 378. 
Writs :——See Accounts and Papers, 3040. 3043. 5270-5280. Appeals of Murder. Elections, 8. 15. 47. 
587-737. 834- King, 114. Members, 145. Speaker, 86. 


Writs of Assistance :—See Assistance. 

Writs of Error :—sSee Accounts and Papers, 5275-5278. Committees, 1853. 
Wynn, Charles Watkins William, Esq. :—see speater, 2. 
Wyre Forest :—see Petitios, 592. 


DS  —————O—eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eee 


4 Y . 
YARDS 3 Masts, &amp;e. :—See Committees, 638. 644. 652. 738. 741-744. 1583. 1585. Laws Expiring, 25. 28, Masts. 


Yarmouth, Great :——Bill for enabling the Trustee of certain Premises at Great Yarmouth in the county of Norfolk held in 
trust for His Majesty to execute a Conveyance of the same to a Purchaser ; Ordered; presented; LXXI1I. 360. R.A. 397- 


os Yarmouth Hospital :—See Accounts and Papers, 5539. 





Yarn: 





GEN. INDEX, LVI—LXXV. (1801—1820.) 





YARN——ZETLAND ISLANDS. 


Yarn : Bills relative to Yarn: 


1. Kor permitting Prussian Yarn to be imported in Foreign Ships on payment of the like duties as if imported in British Ships; Ordered, 
LX1. 407. Presented, 411. R. A. 479. ——==—— For extending to German Yarn the provisions of said Act; when LXII. 120. 


Presented, 128. Rr. a. 246. | 
2. For allowing the exportation annually of a limited quantity of Worsted Yarn to Canada; Ordered, 1x11. 87. Presented, 88. RA. 140. 
8. To allow the exportation of Woollen or Bay Yarn from Ireland by licence ; Ordered, LXx11.294. Presented; printed; 348. R, a. A. 458. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2606. 2611. 2613. 5281-5285. Committees, 1349-1353- Wool, 23. 


Yeomanry :——See Volunteers. 
Yonge, Sir George ‘——See Supply, 711. 


York, His Royal Highness the Duke of: 


1. Resolution nem. con. That a Committee be appointed to investigate the conduct of His Royal Highness the Duke of York, the Commander 

in Chief, with regard to promotions, exchanges, and appointments to Commissions in the Army, and Staff of the Army, and in raising 

levies for the Army; Resolution that the said Committee be a Committee of the Whole House; txiv.15. (See Committees, 1355.) 

Entries in Journal of the 20 and 17 March 1809, of the Resolutions of the House relative to the conduct of His Royal 

Highness read ; Motion, That upon a deliberate consideration of the recent circumstances under which the Duke of York retired from 

the Command of the Army in 1809, it appears to the House highly imprepef in the advisers of the Prince Regent to have retom- 
mended his re-appointment to the Office of Commander in Chief; Negatived, txvi. 400. 


2. Motion for laying before the House a Return of all Income received by His Royal Highness since 1800; Withdrawn, Lxxv. 419. 


See Amendments, 39. Committees, 787. 1354-5. Estates, 599. House, 147, 189. King, 10. Messages, 92. 
115. 117. Speaker, 39. ; 


York, Duchess of :——See Addresses, 55. Messages, 115. 


Yorkshire : + ——Petition that the right of the Freeholders of Hull to vote in the Election of Members for Yorkshire may be recoggized 
by the House ; To lie upon the Table and be printed; 275. 


ZANTE, Island of :—see Zonian Istands. 
Zealand :——See Addresses, 161. 
Zemindars :—sSec Wellesley, Marquis, 4. 


Zetland Islands :———Petition for Bill for establishing and apportioning the valued Rent of those Islands ; To lie upon the Table, 
LXIv. 49. Read again and referred to a Committee, 141. Bill ordered, 147. Presented; printed; 157. Petition against, 220. 
Second reading put off for three months, 228. 








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